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iT w iL t a Average Dully Circubtfon For the Meeth of I IMW Group a of Cantar ebureh womr A oomblnad rabcanal o f Uuca TUESDAY ONLY! LIMITED QU-^TITY. tiM cluba wlU held tonight at •n. M ti Bkrl Luther League Regolnr'ftc A bou t Tow n Group 8, Mra. Kannath Burân^ & Bmnnuar _ . la cBurnli. 6328 OmetaUy fair and wmtlaaed eoM Ttan BMthovena will IM boaU HALE^ SELF SERVE tMlgfet aad Wedneaday, slowi|r iMdw. win haea a Member of cUe Aedit tomorrow evening at 7.80 at the the Banker’a and Colt'a cluba of Plans Program s The Oriftnil In New England! rialag temperatan Thniaday. Hartford In preparation for a Bareae of droalatlaas fM iM irrn titkaanlaa Cltl- Center CongregatloDBl church, C hen ille Bath M ats Rev. Dougins V. M a c l^ n of the combined concert to be given In Manchester— City of VUtage Chdtni ■HM chib win bold cn tmportiint Hartford on Wedneaday, February ■ M tln c c t tithuanlan ball on Gol- Wapplng Community church will “ Torchbearem” to Be AND HEALTH MARKET Smart fiofal pattama on aoUd color, grounda. Blue, orchid, zlve an addreea on ’TaleaUne. The 14, under the direction of Robert peach, green. Mack and white and d^Mmnct. crcv dvMt at eight, o’clock Knoa Chapman. (CtaaMUai Advertiatag ea Page l«> MANCHESTER, CONN., TURSDAY. JANUARY .10. 1040 \ (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS « i gU_ > 1 1 mcmber^âre requewed hoateaem will be Mra John I^m - Present^ l»y Group VOL. LIX., NO. 102 -ic a M n d . berton. Mra. John Jonea and Mra. From Emanuel Church ►\ FûIFI ux. DQlPMtb-OBtBell Poeft "Oom- Italian Veteran* TUESDAY SPECIALS Mcmbera of the Board > of Ad ■fhe Luther League of the «g M ” WlU meet Ct UlC OCW Emanuel Lutheran church will Double Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales Eatlief' Kills Two Children, Dies in Fire liMfoB bone on Uaonard atreet at ministration of the Emanuel Lu theran church and their wlvea will Organ izcil Here aponaor Its annual FCIlowahlp All Day Tuesday. Limitfd'Qo^tity! Seconds of Light .Weight Germans Continue alx o’dilck tonight. Th« nietUng be giioat* at the paraonage tomor Service next Sunday evening and Roosevelt Message la ta.ikmiMctlon with the l^gUjiie row night at * o’clock when the will present a program enUtled ftMbelal campaign. Supper will ^ "Torchbearera.” A collection will by membere of the Auxil- (learons and tniateea will meet to A local branch of the Italian organlre for the coming year. be taken and turned over to the I I.Aiaves Cannon Face Cloths War Veterana wfca organised yea- •Synodical. Luther Led|pie to aaalst Hale's Bread 11c Raids on Shipping terday morning at the home of In the flnanring of lta work In the Green and peach plaid centers only. While they laat— The real Matron! aaaoclatlon of Omndmothor’a The Chamlnade club will have Temple Chh-pler, O. E. w ^ Leonard Aceto, 10.1 Spruce street, Aiiguetana Synod.' On Hospitals Given an open meeting Monday after- meet In the .lohn Mather room of with the aelecllon of Mr. Aceto as Roy C. Johnaon,. prcaldent of the noOB, Februarv 5 at Center Church the Mseonlc Temple,' Thuraday president; Luigi Raffa as aecreUry league, will be In charge of the M arm alade Off British Coast Houae. The program will be en- |C doz. fVrnln^t. I'chruary’ 1. Mra. Henry and Modesto Zlto as treasurer. 'Po Bc^lce and’ Will preaent the pro ' tlrely of the worke of thla famona 1"hornion will be the hoateaa. logue and epilogue to the program. . woman corapoeer. form a local branch It was necrea- Scripture rcadlnga will bn gives by Srcoiifl Consecutive Day I Grateful l*arent Sella sary to secure 2.1 members. It Mrs. Beatrice Pnaraon, Mlaa Grace Colonial Pickles Regular 25c Pure Linen Hand Blocked . The Ml/pah Croup of the Wea 505 Ticket^ to Ball To House Members levHn tiiiil'l will meet f'•morrow was ilecldcMl. however, to leave the nennon. M**" Mary Jane Acker O f Suddenly Intensi man, Arthur Benaon. Richard pvenUig al 7 o'clock at the Houth charter open for a week or two. fied Aerial W arfare; MethiHlIal church, and the Ceclllan Application for niemberahlp Hcrggrcn and Richard Hultman. Keebler Cookies Pk,. Guest Towels 19c Charleston. 8. C., Jan. .30— 'Vire Turna Out to'Be Preaiflput Asks Congretd club at 7 ;.'10 ,'sn l>e made to the president of Thrnn abort talka will be given (/P)—The young son of Richard Nazi Protests COAL------tiy Kriand Johnaon on ’"Torch Circle, Taffy, Coconut and Butter-C'np Cookies. • I . One Raider Shot Down L. Helterer, a fireman, was I’ opcorn Uopping Party the new organlwitlcm. M la eall- Fine linen In floral and natitical patterns. Red. green, and To Approve Experi OM Company a The Booalcr (Tub of the North iiialed that I here are alxuit 7f> here Hciircra of Ycaterday,” • Mlaa stricken with infantile paraly blue only. \ As Distress Signals Tell I ItifllatrmxiUa, Jan. 30.—{IT)—- O. E. W ILLIS « SON. INC. .MctbiKlial I hurch will meet to who are eligible. Any Itnllan who Marion Erickaon on "Today’a sis during an epidemic la.Mt mental Program for served with any of the allied forc es I.lglil, Bcarcra" and Krik Modnan O f Reneweil Assaults. year, but recovered. On Broadcasts ; A lire in a barn near here tum- 2 Main St. Phone 5125 night at 7:iri at the North Metho«l- La Touraine Coffe i.k. 26c Federal CouMlructimt M lat church for It a monthly hualncas during the Worbl War may be on "The C’all to Paaa on . the This year, Helterer sold ed out to be a popcorn popping Torch.” ► piirly. come a member. Pep« l-Ponnd Packagm London. Jan. 30.—W — A new tickets to the President's Birth Are Fruitless Of Approximately 50 Flannel Paja^mas day Ball. The heat popped 15 tons of wave of German ra)dera struck at / popcorn stored in the building, Institutions in Conumr- Macaroni or Spaghetti Knit ciiffa and onktea, help self seat with laa^hx lyalatband la British shipping today for the sec ‘ ------r front. Nurocry prints In blue, peach or white. Slzeil 3-8. ond consecutive day of suddenly In- Only Repreflentalion nitiei Where Needi FUEL OIL tmaifled ferial warfare between bPPERS 2 ..r19c Japanese Say Mailc IaihI. Week in Ber Are; .Will Save Lives. Si-Hoar Service! Britain and Germany. Cut in Farm lin; Prugraina With llerbox Britain announced one raider Washington, Jan. S()—(F 7 -" Depot Square Garage had been shot down as distress sig L. T. W O O D President RooiMvelt asked Cod* nals from vessels off the east coast Nazis’Return out Official Character. Funds Urged P h on e 4496 OKE Bouillon Cubes 3 Cans 25c told briefly of the renewed assaults. grass today to approve a 87,500.- a DcSolo .mhI I’lvmoiilli S»r\ir«‘ Nazi Bcoutlng planes were chased Vatican City, Jnn. 30,--(F)-ln 000 to 810,000,000 experimantal away from' shore by British fight Is ÊsscnliaP forined sources Indicated today program for Federal conatrucUoa. ers. On Congress PER TON Sani-Sheets that German representations to the of approximately SO homltato lit CASH 1 rm -I lio>. Urup. Shredded Wheat 2 Pkgs. 23c Additional reixjrta from shipping areaa neaping such faettit $12.7S Vatican against radio broadcasts Waterproof- absorbent—non-heating and boUable, In three disclosed the extent of yesterday’s Demand Made on British unable to pay for them. ^ alzea. widespread raids on at least 14 telling of excesses attributed to Reduction o f 20 Per HOBBY SHOW r. I. .'>1 1,'i This is all that remains of the home at ijike'Be.seck, near Middlefleld, where 'Alden G fhloMer, Setting fw pi the raquoat in a L, T. Wood Co. larger vessels and numerous traw At Conference on Asa- 35, fatally shot his two young flaughters and died with them In the burning house, which set German authorities In German- "birthday iMaaage”—^ baiar WED., JAN. ,11,2 lo 10 p. m. Ford Dog Food 3 Cans 23c lers. O nt Reconimended by II BIsaell Street Tel. 44M 18x18 - - - - 39c ina Marii Caae; Anotli- afire. Mrs. .leanettc .Schiosser, 3ft, bound nnd gngged was flrst rarried Into the yard by her and. m-cupied Poland have been fruit hia 58th Mrttiddy—Mf. RoaoerM CENTER CHURCH Two men were killed, one each on Police said she told them Schlosser had been worried about money. less. Appropriations Com aald of hia recommqiidatian: HOUSE the trawlera Rigoletto and Durrant, cr Parley Tomorrow. The niily German representation '*1' am eonlldent by machine-gunning front a low- was made in Berlin last week, they mittee in Its Report. limited undertaking will Cans 18x27 - - - - 59c flying raider. ’The 1,487-ton Brit By Women’s Federation. I Heinz Soups said, and it was answered with the Bubatantlal returns in saving ish steamer Eaton was missing in Tokyo, Jan. 30.— (;P)—The For Afternoon Tea and Rcfreah- n statement that Viitiran radio Washington, Jan. 80.—(F) —A 20 o f Uvea, rehabUltatioh o f ■' “ DEPOT SQUARE f another eoursc in Ballroom Summer Squash patrol vessel attacked and escape Accuses Englaml of Hav-' Sinking of Nine For the fiscal year beginning "The araaa which 12-42. 'The demand was made at a two Declare Own Aviators Broadcast Criticism July 1 Mr. Rooeevelt asked on ap mind,” he explained, Groiinfl Beof, Danring for the pupils in 7th and 8th ifraden unharmed. Jets of water rose from and a half hour conference 'in mg Waged Most of o The Vaticap radio station last either side as she zig-zagged to propriation of 8788,939,019 for the poor that thay cannot raiaa which ’’every angle” of the Asama week broadcast a critlca*. account 2 lbs...... 49c will heifin tomorrow (Tuesday) at .lil.i p. m. dodge two bombs dropped from a Bomb Harbor ami Ves Agriculture Department. Tha com ahara of the ooat of billiding Maru case waa discussed. 'The ves- Wars of World; Re- SllipS Is Sceil of alleged condltidtis in Poland, mittee trimmed thla by $154,OSO,- equipping a hospital.” Regularly $7.98 low-flying Nazi plane. I charging the German authorltlea I'ork Eiuls, lb. . .17c . 10 WKKKLY LESSONS ■' Broccoli .iel was halted by a British war sels Lying There; Only 263, The ^jwo.ooo to 810,6qa British flghters then chasedjthe views Achievenientii. * with mistreatment of the popula chiefly by aloshlng 873,678,- Invader Into the clouds where ithe ship Jan. 20 off Yokohama, and 812 from the surplus commodity appropriation which the praoM Liver, lb...... 25c CIhss nnd private instructions in all types 4 .9 8 the 21. seamen returning to Ger One Finnish Craft Lost tion, Including the clergy. Florida asked woqld ba made to m Ft pursuit continued.' Fighters were Berlin, Jan. 30—(iP)— (V ia Radio) ^ Gift to Hitler Vatican ofllciala have withheld dlapooal Item, 847,975,000 aakod Bacon, lb...... 25c of dancing. In action against other German many, were taken off. They have for the 1937 sugar act, and 835,' Health Barvloa which, with tka MO been Interned In Hongkong. Helsinki, Jan. 30. — (/P) — The ^ A d o lf Hitler, accusing Ehiglohd comment. vice of an adviaory eouneil of Studio: I t Stronft Street Phone 4891 planes over several cast coast Yesterday the Polish embassy to 000,000 asked flbr farm tenant Saiisagc Meat, lb. 25c Juice Oranges Craigie and Arita agreed, to Finnish high command announced of having waged ”jnoat of the wars leal and oclentlfle aul •BCMI'T towns. Daladier'fi Speech Bitter the Holy See circulated a pamphlet loans. r o u n d , s h o r t hr MIRIXVIN ju n io r Dresses The attacks on shipping were meet again tomorrow. today that Finnish planea and anti o f this world,” today pictured Ger These and vsrioua 'small cuts would select locations for tha Strengthedlpg of Attitude many as the principal victim of op containing detailed re|wrtB o r a l pltals and plan "good Deanna Durbin atyle. preseded by scouting flights which aircraft batteries downed 21 Rua- ly Attackeil as Effort leged persecution of„ (Jhthollca in added up to the largest reduction Steak, lb...... 59c the British.said were fended off. The Foreign Qfflce statement pression since the Versailles treaty made in any alngla major appro- of operntlon. Well Trimmed 1 Cotton material. waa con sld e^ significant because alan planes during yesterday's was signed. To Frighten Neutrals Poland, charging the German au The Federal Works ^COLD Sixea 10-18. Radio listeners heard an SOS thorities aimed at their "extermina riatlon measure by the oommtt- HEALTH MARKET from an unidentified ateamer say heretofore the Japoneae govern widespread raids over southern In a surprise addreaa on. the S)u thi# aassiou—daimlta the fa et w ou ld'9laa and axacuta ment hod aimply ’’Kqerved the seventh anniversary o f hia chancel Into Joining Allies. tion.” Regularly $1.98 ing ”we are being attacked by en Finland. thAt sentiment for nrm spending aU^tioSÎtta $6 tlw MORNESfGS 4 .5 9 emy aircraft.” The heaviest at right” to demand the retqm of the .It waa declared that Flnniah lorship, Hitler reviewed. In sarcas fre^pienUy la stronger thin that would baÎd, by the 1 tacks seemed to be centered on the captives. Hence the new'^posltlon planea had bombed ’’a certain har tic tone, the fruita o f the 1918 Berlin, Jan. 30.;—(F )—'Destruc Terms Broadcasts emment, mit oporatleii Pork Chops 16c-23c armistice. for shy Other type o f expeMHturs. I f your car dties not start January Special! east coast near Yarmouth. xvas Interpreted aa a atrei bor and vesaela lying there” —and tion of nine eblpa In the North Sea Oongrassioaal leodara ebanMtoriaa local financhil raigioMlMUty. , The steamer from which the Hia listeners jeered the Allies, as Insulting to Reich M gily on « tcol'i niorninp our The Manchester Dry Cleaners Ing of Japan’s attitude.' Informed circles here aeaumed that by German planea was presented ,a farm, apwopiiathm aa the H m progralD would bo ^ 19.1 Cenler Street SOS was heard waa the British The Foreign Office atatem^ this meant the Russian Naval base he said that they, principally Eng Berlin, Jan. 30.—(F)—Diego Von affect d u ^ Om next floeaT •sports enn I'H-nte the trou- freighter Jersey Queen, 901 tons. land, were repeating all tbe glow today as a Noxl “ birthday gift” on toughest \tm of an economy Kidney Lomb Chops Lb. 35c said Craigie requested today' of Kronstadt near Leningrad. Bergen, German ambaesador to thSi movement th OoogreM. . begtmdng J ^ L,1940. The ble quickly. LAST .5 DAYS OF OUR JANUARY SPECIAL || Velvet Grip Girdles , . A lifeboat put out from shore to ference. It was agreed that the \ The Flnniah command said only ing promises they made In 1918. the seventh anniversary of Reichs- Holy See, haa called attention o f tala would be ” It was the treaty of Versailles Asaertlng timt no appropriation Our service .-liniinutcs rc- ' try to Investigate. British note replying to Japan’s oneFinnish plane waa lost. fuehrer Hitler’s rise to power. the papal secretary o f state to what can ever be eaid to be wholly ade tlon, «l»dppcd^wlL^^ Two-way atretch material ‘ ^ Another Veeeel Bombed protest over the Incident would which waa to have accomplished he termed "prejudiced, broadcaats. placinsr parts unnecessarily. We (The Ruaaian high command In- Authorized soiircee bitterly at quate, tha comdfittea said in its beds, and co(rt batwean 813$^ Our Reifuliir 7.'»c DeLuxe (TeaninR i.b. 10c-15c of flne quality. A later message from the same not be published immediately. aiatea>s)iowever, that seven Finnish all of these improvements,” he Insulting to the Reicn*’ on Polish and 8300,000 each. \ Uall Fur and Lamb Stew Bcdd. ” It was a treaty of Innumer tacked French Premier Daladler’s report to the Hodaa: Service (2 Korments) for this east coMt town off which the Jer The Japanese government planes Irad been downed yester speech lost night, terming It "more conditions. Informed Aources s(Ud Tha chief axaeutive dmt Ufi Driver tour .00 able clauses, all of which accom today. NOR TOIN period only; 2 orders f o r ------Regularly $1.00 6 9 c sey Queen was attacked said an ’’meanwhile is preparing a consid day.) \ hysterical even than (Winston) “The current Doctor’! 1‘reacripMuaa I ered reply,” It was static. 300 Planes In Raids plished just nothing.” WUhelmatrasse drclea aald ths o f Federal •1 r .... other vessel waa being bombed by Churchill's.” These sources viewed finances has impooad^pooad> aaeessRy ELECTRICAI. Fresh Pork Butts Lb. raidera. The newspaper Asahi said that A high cothmand communique, Begged For Justlee German dlplonuit’a stand amounted WEL1X)N DRUG UO. For a long time Germany "beg Daladier’e remarkc aa an effort to for retrenchment and tha commit PH O N E 72,54 2i/j to 8-Pound Average. Gordon Run Resist Silk British fighters aped seaward in describing IncraqjMd sea and land frighten neutrals to join the Allies. to a "deniarche”—a term signify Preacrlptlon Pharmaciata. .5-HOUR SERVICE ged and entreated” her western tee has andeavorad to apply the , INSTRUMENT CQ. response to an SOS. (Coatlaned (a Page Ten) fighting as well aa-alr activity, esti They said bis criticism of Ger ing In one oenae a change In diplo 001 Mata) Street • neighbors for jusUde, he said. cuts In this MU where they would HlUiard St. Phone 4060 A German warplane repeating mated 200 Russian W n e t took part man treatment of conquered Poles matic policy. "But after all, these entreaties (The Vatican radio station last ba the least harmfol to tha pUblio Lb. attacks on ah lppl^ which opened In the ralda In w h ic h e v e r 30 civil came with ill grace from a nation interest.” Fresh Shoulders H osiery pai*- on a wide ecale yesterday, bombed ians were killed ano\. about SO proved themselves to be in vain. xveek broadcaat accounts critical Then, and then only, did National which "showed decidedly aadlatlc .The oommlttaa aald It had been "With atretch tops. Form fitting ankle, leg and Welt. veasela off the east coast town of Renewed Snow wounded.” tendencies in treatment o f Ger of German treatment of the civil Socialism originate.” and cleritol population lii the con advised that the regular fund for. Yarmouth today, the A ir Ministry The Finns said their aV force mans during and after tbe World disposal of surplus oommodltlea— announced. - What happened, he said, was War." quered areas p f Poland, and the M around M A N C H E S T E R Hamburg 2 Lb s. 45c struck at Russia by bombing that the Allies "soon set about 30 per cent of aU tariff receipts— Gordon 4-Thrcad Mercerized Results ’’are not yet known,” Blocks Ac^tion "enemy motor lorry columns, troop The official German news agen PoUah embaaey at the Vatican haa Beigia, Norway, said the A ir Ministry’s first an chopping Europe Into small pieces. would amount to about 8100,000,- Manchester Pipe Band quarters and certain railway sta ” A crazy system o f reparations cy DNB said seven “ enemy-convoy 000 In 1941, or about SJfiOO.OOO Iwa haadre” nouncement. The attacker was ed armed merchant ships” ana two iGMUBued On paga Two) fijlca are changing to coal colored tions.” .was Invented and no people experi more than waa avaliaMe this wirplaaea m pair pursued by a Royal A ir Force French Artillery Fires Northeast of Lake Ladoga, where patrol vessels, totaling 21,378 tons, Faree. were B eef Stew Lb. 27c A n k lets fighter plane and coastal patrol enced, the results more than the > ...... year. Flnnlsh-Russian fighting has been GermaJis,” Hitler said, drawing his were sqnk yesterday, and that a It further explained that it felt ed States ateaniera’ DarHj^pastel shades. Sizes 8 to 101-i. machines. At I.Abor Battalions Bingo Tonight at 8.30 particularly intense for the past now-famUiar picture of a post-#Sr British iHane. waa shot down near it was InadvisaMa to ask the started laimsdietaly In addition to a continuation of In Siegfried Line. week, the Finns declared the Rus Germany bowed under by the Ver rtArtlepool.^ ' _ • Oppose Loans House to increase this automatlo Ftalaad. Tha Sausage Meat the war on shipping—it was esti sians had attempted a few attacks sailles treaty.” All Return Sialely ataamam M( 500-Sheet Kleenex ...... mated that from IS to 20 German, but were repulsed with "heavy fund, which the Senate last year 50c Lyon’s Tooth Powder...... cssualUea.” He waa introduced amid thunder AU German plaitea returned safe boosted by 8113,000,000. ORANGE HALL planes took part yesterday, at Paris, Jon. 80— —Renewed ous "hells” by Paul Jooej^ Goeb- ly, the agency aaldxlTlM British To Aid Finns tacking 14 veaeels with bomb and snowfall along the western front Supporting - thla action, Naval The committee eliminated the 20 Games ...... \....25c. 35c Vick’s Vnpo R u b ...... bels, the propaghiii}a mtitlater, aa Ackngêdged no sbiklagkihntaald ■ , ■ ■ _ — / ■ 835,000,000 farm tenant loan pro- machine-gun— German planes flew today again clamped a wintry hand forces atta<:ked‘''|m. Flnnlgh fort at atatten at KlrbwoS^ In tha 3 Free Games! 7 Specials! 75c Bayer Aspirin...... Mantsi, on a ,LaKb'Ladoga Island ‘*the one.volce’.’-dtOennany, ' ' "t J3<'o(, (h «lr aUpa i^fid cm «tteivian vlsioa at the last minute when Row over British Ooaatal towns to on mtUtary activities "On this Jan. 30. It is the sign Miners Expr^s Sympa 60c Alka Seltzer...... flanking the northeast front. The freighter had been attilckcd'.x Represent Woedrum (D., Va.) con 1 Sweepstakes! D oor Prise! day. French artillery, however, was of (he union'of the German.nation.” 100 Halibut Liver 0il Capsules , 'Two German planes flew low Praise for tbe German pihqes tended 'that If retained It would active in the Vosges mountains and said Goebbcis, "and our thanlu will and their claim to supremacy In, thy But See Peace Train Hits Taok Tnaek 50c Jergen’s Lotion ...... over the northeast coast of Scot along tbe Rhine, military sources (GoaUDued'On Page Two) not be empty words but battle.” the North Sea dominated news Afi l\|o8t Important. (O o^M d On Pago nght) Daaidea, N. Jan. Revlon Nsil Polish...... land today while a third craft ■aid, shelling German labor bat- Hitler’s flrst remark, as unoffl- Paaaejdvaaia- twice circled a KentiMi coast town. papers, alongside euloglea of Hit 32-Oz. Hale’s Miners! OH ..... tallona which apparontiy were ler and bit works. laeoMatlve, atrengtWinng the Siegfried line (UoatlBiied On Fags Bight) Because of the war, the' anni CoIOmbUB, O., Jan. 80.—(/ I^ T h e hMtte C3ty, . (Conttaoed On Page Two) fortlflcatioha. Plan Funerals 75e versary of his appointment aa United nipe Workers of America Cold January ik-trailer at a Went Characterising Adolf Hitler an a Treasury Balance premier by the late President Paul today oppoked any U. 8. govern grads croaalag today, oettlag destroyer and Germans an slaves. O f Schlossers Von Hindenburg Jan. 30,1988, waa ment loans to: Finland. ■ana of oil ahlaaa aad ahiaii Dusting Mop K) Premier Daladler warned the Woshlnrton, Jsn.SSO.- (F)—The Jiiat another working —A woman<|>. The work of organising caa- larger anpropriatlona to better the waa atmek oa Bopa ataeet. by,. • : Both These 5tores All Day ed'to aotve the mystery surround died of bullet wounds In their flam leens is nothing new to Mix. An^ act’s enforcement. ate reUef In nght olivary track eperated AMERICA’S FINEST AHTHRACITEI $1.29 "Hitler the conqueror does not ing summer cottage. worth millions In her own right, Temperatures during tha . night in g the mishap. deal adth nattons he has reduced to dersom More than two decades Endorse Guard Proposal L . Seott, 53. o f Id? Sai ’The four-year eld boy, shrieking The bodies of the father,' Alice, who left the iMUrooma o f high ao- dropped to below aero throughout N TH» lutalilT tkcHiT tolL* tbrachr, the fw l y«w hmi*** PoU$hmg Clodk 15c aubmlssion—be destroys them.” ago, in Washington, she organised The union also endorsed a pend Btreeti The cMM died of a.; ilciigned lor. Aad »• set the bek writh agony And' hia clothing a live months ohL and Jeanette, three, dety and the courts of kings in and equipped the first for the U. most of the section’s northern ekan. Dr. Balph W. I,~fn«rT day ar« »lMni'"S •• ‘M“» '> Tuesday. 'The premier decU(«d, "the work were claimed by Schlooser's broth ing proposal In Congress to restrict urthracilRe ord«r *bl«# ««Ri" mass of flamea, ran into hta houso the World war to ocrub hospital 8, Army. Scores of others Set up atat^ with Northfleld, Vt., examlBcr tapoited. kUj rear. Tha Bl«* c«l«r I.H* **■"« h O-Cedfir’a aew er and peasant of Germany are er, George, of Nauntuck, and the use of the National Guard In lalior cording, the loweet—16 below, la •blue.eeal’.lBtnedbTGta AldeB.U Fruit Saucers late sresterday while hia mother, slaves of their NaM masters. Both floors and nurse French soldiers, in France were patterned after it disputes. body betag buried agahwt a !• iIm Bbo* «pialiiyc«al obuin.W*. Mrs. Harrison Chose, . waa tele-’ private eervlcea w ill be held In that Rutlaad, Vt., sub-Mro weather, ae- ibe crctBi ol Pe«Biyl»anle artbriciie polish Aatlwaii- ‘ liain or decorated. 4** worker and peasant of ' Bohemia undertodc today—as her "Mt” in Refusing to tahe a vicarioua Befo'ore the convention also were ,w d by taa Andracil. <( uacquatted fer phoning. community tomorrow. Burial will Euroj>e’a new war— the .task o f oompanled by a light snow, froae -I'lrrlully prepered-aBd laboratory tifiti. protects and 5” . and Poland have become in turn be in Grove cemetery, Naugatuck. part In that xvar, Mrs. Anderson 47 resolutions advocating .a third homu UMt, ll'i no! a fl..ky tii.1 (hit - Dropping the ’{ifaone, Mra. the staves of these slaves. establishing canteens for anti abandoned the sodety to which water mains and .eft approximate tertcd tor pBrily add tanilonB tia- fomitate ^sMt/L Firemen and state troopers found term for President Roosevelt, ly 30 fam ilies without water. YOUR PHOTOGRAPH batiu fiercely lor e lew minul.t, The CORK Chase beat out tbe flames and "How con tbe world do otherwise aircraft troops detendiog Paris. she waa accustomed to preside 1b | . For rloeB. bealthtaL aaoney- JW.HAU the bodies in the smouldering ruins whose New Deal administration From Maine to Narragansett ihea die. d«w« eoeptclrtT. Il burn* amt naUAw/ Witfa ^>adal poliab tore o ff the chUd’a clotblng with than abudder before this Initial BodaHy-prominent Mra Lara over a canteen In. France. Later, MAHCHMTSR COHM- of the c»ttage at Lake Beseck early boa been condemned vigorously by Bay, the Coeat Guard pitted its The Valentine Supreme dewlr. eeadily, erenly alt tliy lone uving heal order *bl«e eoeP bow. doth-8ofesbaothi^waihaM*l TOc ea. her baro hands, whUe the person reallaation of insane dreams?” Anderson, 63, world traveler and she joined the Red Cross, minister Blao color hi snallty yesterday. UMW’s president, John L. Lewis, vessels against the- realatanoe of with liule aUetUloB. S* bora eiv The iwrenteoa . to whom she waa talking,.hearing Asks r W Snuil i uoa philanthropist, author and play ing at the frodt to wounded in the week-old session. No one else but YOU can give your 4 ‘- Tro

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waUud to work yootorday, auay tha aaeond floor 6f the wraciced New Sub Is Launched at Groton, Conn. Germans Continue of than hours tardy. biflldlnff. Teachers’ Clufc Group Musf ! First Woman Overseer Printers Mav Martin Slaps Roosevelt^ '58^ F it fo r NazlProtests Tha latest report o f mine war Legion Group fb n a n u n In ClUen Trust Co. Asks Vote Raids on Shipping fare came ffdm the 2f^ to n firaa flarad in a half dosen V./ At New Deal NAtharlanda obip Nora, towed Starts Drive dtlas, lacludtiig Hanko. OUualUea Gets Lecturei Study Laws Stand Alone On Broadcasts ashore by a salvage tug. Her stern, wars raportad In rakU on Tampere, Course He Should Ckodnh On New Bank Hours Off British Coast luut been blasted away. Industrial center north of the capi tal, Porvookarja, and othar can Dr. W* W. Kolflchnig Ic Seen Necesearj Before Leaders Indicate Union Drawii Big Applatior as .WaMilngten, Joa. 60— (toili — Aol his office at tba proper Higa a#o4f Are Fruitless Comiriittee o f SO Gets ters. President Roosevelt la 68 years old | completely. . (OoNtlaMd rraoi Paga Om ) Firnt Ctuuahy The Pinna reported five of 50 Recommendations on Will Follow ^liddle . He Explains Why Invi InstruclionB for Brief Speak Here at the today, and "fit aa a fiddle” for Many an evening he keeps 0%^ Fninnw* SUifford Spring planea were brought down over stenographer busy for asveiol^^. Customen to Be Polled (Caallnoed from Pa%e One) In southeast Etiglsnd, at a height List Tomorrow Of Road Policy. tation Rejected. ' -■ — \ 'Turku, and one at Helsinki, where Nathan Hale Schpnl. Possible Le^sla|ion. either hard political campaign or houra. It U then that ba fla. church. "There has bean no undue num raising funds for completion o f the birth. He studied at the unlversM^, ' fomla hearings. Day dinner In Washington; ' ahead. ., , (The Polish embassy produced saw a greyish Oliver monoplane ed that eight hospitals "clearly t'SS! In Miami, Fla., yesterday the luxuries Is having breakfast Ui )w$ •cUoa o f buelneae at the bank. It Local residents^;' who have ber of deaths from dloeaae although Home. Prospect cards were marked with the international am- ties at Graz, Austria and at Kiel, It is a very hard task, you "I was afraid I wouldn’t know The presidtot was oelebratlug and then mapping out hlo day's :' been hauling water from the its charges In a pamphlet. Said by swooping down towards tha har pasaed out and* committee mem Germany, where he took his doc A F L Executive Council Imposed hl.s birthday anniversary in a quiet waa aUted today by Treasurer bor. It banked steeply around the there has been n regrettable num blem” (Red Cross) were attacked know," he declared, "and action how to act at a feast of, political work before arising, with the brio .•priMg dally in jugs and other embassy offlclnls to be based on ber of deaths from troflle acci- bers asked to report tomorrow torate In economics and sociology. the suspension for the ITlt's fail and traditional manner. Through Harold C. Alvord. The WaRea and lighthouse aAd went off along the with bombs and machinc-guna. also will depend upon whether you ure to pay a special assessment, royalists who could lay dO>vn $100 of his secretaries, Stephea Tt Hour La w which requires a work . coni a iners blamed Zero temper reports'to the Vatican from Augdat dentg," fitanley said. night and finally on Friday night After two more years as assistant out the nation, however, the day aea front. (.The Russian high command in want new legUIauon.” levied upon A F L affiliates' more a plate for dinner. Early and Brig. Gea. B. M. W a ^ ^ week baala of 42 hours has made atures and reported the trouble Cardinal Hlond, primate of Poland. Moat of tha traffic' deaths have on the progreoa made. at the Institute of World Econo Senator Thomas left for Wash was being observed with parties son. * "In a couple of .nlnutes It came a report of yesterday’s activities than two years before, to raise "A certain frlenJ of mine,’’ the Mcesaary revision of bank sched . to borough officials who sent The pamphlet chargeil that Catho been attributed to the blackout The Home Is ready fo r occupan mics in Kiel, he proceeded to Gen ington last night after praise for and programs to rnise funds for a back again and circled the light said "seven enemy planes were money to stop the Congress of In- minority congressional leader (im- He moves over to the eoucuttvo' ules and before definitely eatah- workmen to the scene without lic Poles were suffering mass which haa taken a heavy toll of cy except that the Post cannot brought down In various districts" eva where from 1925 to 1933 he the ’’constructive’’ attitude and esmpslgn to halt the ravages of offices for a series of conferences - -t' house before disappearing. It waa diistrls) Organizations. ,lined, "tcKik occasion to say at the Maiiitiy a new set of hours here it succe.s«. .r shf prob corporated Into the committee rec with the $100-a-plate crowd." make the parties here a success. The muvlo and radio stars ksra ever, the wishes of the bank's rus- near a wrecked .dingy. present to cite the many things ties.) lems of higher education through ords during the hearings, which Grange. "go its own way until thafe la a for the birthday ceIebraUona~-ta- m any anri Riiaala have completed Mrs. Hutchinson Joined Bolton .\nnunl Republican Rally I'nsfpane Press (lonferMHxt tm e rs In the question come first tcKlay Uiat tlie schedule In that Bomber Hpiaya Ughtohlp. the Post has accomplished in the out the world. As the first result began here Dec. 4. healing of the breach In the gener eluding M lck^ Rooney, Dorothy hank will be Influenced by the ac annexation of large eectlons. “ Loa<” Train Arrives Grange In 1921 and served as sec al labor movement." He expressed Kansas Day la the annual atate White House officials tried to and the schedule to be adopted de The bomber, he said, sprayed the interests of community welfare of this work he published In 1932 Farmers Have Last Word Lamour, and Tyrone Power—war* tion of .savings banks in other com Frank assured his audience at Bombing Planes retary when her husband was belief it would stand pat on Its re- Republican rally. Other speakers keep his day free of appointments, pends entirely upon the poll of the lightship with bullets and dropped 28 Hours Late without claiming a publicity apot- a book entitled "The Univeisity in asked to lunch at tbe White,Houaa. customers. munities In this vicinity and by the Deutches theater that "The The closing dqy was g(iven over Master, and as Lecturer for six fu-sal to -pay the assessment. were John D. M. Hamilton, nation jxistponlng the usual Hieoday nine bomba, one of which struck light. a Changing World” (Oxford uni Mr. Roosevelt promised to :ry to ; The Notices any expression of opinion given by population will be taken under the London, JSn. 30.—(/P)— A "lost” Appear Again to testimony by representatives of yeara under three Masters, David Other union leaders, tracing the al 0,0.P. chairman, and A If M. press conference until Wednesday. get there. the craft. A number of Legionnaires versity Press). Another 'publica Notices that will go out to cus depositor.s. Mr. Rus.sell said today pfjqtecllon of the Reich. train arrived from Scotland 28 Vilpurt, Finland, Jan. 30—(/P)— The Associated Farmers, whose Tooiney, George Ross and Thomas AFLrlTU estrangement to policies Landon, 1936 candidates for presi They announced, however, that Mra. Roosevelt arranged to bo Banders Said the attack cama at assisted by members of the Legion tion, "Unemployment , In the he would have a birthday mesoage tomers tomorrow are In the form that he would welcome the opin "The working population of Po hours late today as Britain was Soviet bombing plancjt again ap organization was assailed by vari D. Daly, Jr. She haa been drill of the late President Charles P. dent, both of whom live here. on hand, at any rata. In foot, tha 9:30 a. m., whereupon the crew Auxiliary served a spaghetti sup Learned Professions’’ (Oxford Un ous labor union witnesses, and to Martin’s "certain friends" was f o r Congress. Appropriately o f a ballot or questionnaire and In ions of depo.sltors as a guide In de land," he said, "will be able to pur bogged down by the worst Winter peared over southern Finland this iversity Press) appeared in 1937. maater of two third degree teams, Howard, held forth hope their or day was much busier tor her ituu sue Its chosen callings peacefully. launched a boat. per to the committee during the a survey o f events leading up to President Roosevelt himself, whom enough. In view of the drive clude the suggested four plans termining the Savings Bank hours. storm In 40 years. raomlDg after a day of disastrous This was the outcome of an In one all-girls’ team, of which she ganization eventually would be for her husband. Along wUh the A t 2:30 a, m. today, when only meeting. ^ • formulation of the union re^ la - Martin accused of "allowing preaa- against paralysis, the chief execu that could possibly be adopted. The family, property and the honor Although railway companiea re inland raids yesterday. . ternational inquiry sponsored hy waa Master and one mixed team. taken back Ipto the Federation stars, she will make .the rounds at two of the eight men Still were able ported that conditions on the main tory Initiative measure, defeatsi Ing home problems to go unsolv tive drafted a message outlining The notices read as follows: of the population aland under the Vitpurl was under an air raid the International Institute of She Is also Grange pianist. told. a half dozen hotels when the balla to row, they heard waves breaking lines were slightly better than yes at the polls last November. his views on starting a $10,000,000 "The effects of the provisions of protection of the German Reich." alarm from 11:50 a.m. until 1:30 Teachers College and financed by Mrs. Hutchinson Is a member Baker predicted,, an eventual ed" while putting attention on will take place. He added that production In the on the shore, but at this point the terday, when the tie-up was de A statement on behalf of The European affatra. program of constnicUng amall the Wage and Hour Law have Finns Report p.mfl (4:50 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. cs.t.) the Carnegie Corporation o f New o f the Andover board of educa peace In,the labor movement but To a groat or lesser degree, tha About Town area under hla administration boat capsized. Banders stumbled scribed as the worst In Britain's Associated Fanners, signed by "Our front line Is not on the hospitals In commimltiro now SMdo It necessary for banks to re On the Karelian isthmus front York. Di. Kotschnl^r has, further tion, member of the Executive expressed doubt It would come same sort o f program wlU ba would be stepped up by all possi ashore while his seven companions history, the transport system re PTMldent John Watson of Peta without fsriUtiea. ' vise thetr . employee working artillery action Increased during more, published numerous articles boari of the Andover Mother’s soon. Meanwhile, he said, the ITU (Official U. S. Navy Photograph) Rhine," he said, "nor Is It any peatsd In eountlsss othar ABMf$4' schedules and consequently the of ble means. were drowned mained partially paralyzed by the Defense Gets the night, suggesting the possibil luma, said the organization'stood Club, the PTA, director o f the .pedecked In red. white and blue bunting, with a stiff winter where In France. It Is at the farm In accordance with Rooaevelt can cities. Tbs National Fduqda*: The meeting of the Girl Guards in English, German, French, add tor law and order and recognized probably will stand aloof from both fice hours during which the bank's Frank s|)oke nt a celebration of The British found proud comfort freak weather. ity that the Ruaaians were pre Andover Farm Bureau Federation breeze blowing, the Submarine Tautog slides down the ways at the gate and the factory door. family custom, the president’s tion for Infantile Paralysla i of the .Ssivatlon Army will he the seventh anniversary of Train schedules In most Ik>ndon other lz.rguages. He haa traveled the rights of workers to bargain the CIO and A F L and do nothing birthday rake bore only 2t can are open for the transaction of In reports that yesterday In the paring a new thrust on this front, exteus'vtly In Europe, Asia Minor, and member of the Bolton Center to bring the warring factiona to Electric, ^ a t Company plant on the Thames river at Groton last "W e must solve the problems o( mated that 25,000 bolls am) ) “ business. omitted this evening; owing to the Fuehrer Hitler's rise to power. worst winter atoim of nearl.v a suburban areas were near normal, 21 Red Planes which has been relatively quiet for collectively. Congregational church. agriculture so the farmer can se dles. Members of the family aad had been arranged, and Duty 1 slight Illness of Mrs. p'rnnk and in North America. The statement said the farmers, gether. Saturday. The new submarine which will be completed In the wa "Several plans for reducing the .Similar celebrations were held in half century the flying gimrdlan.s although it waa gald that in aome the past fortnight. The Hutchlnsons operate a ter Is a 1,475 ton , boat and 300 feet long at the water line. Mrs. cure his fair share of the national a small group of old "cronlea" will ed that the proceeds w o w Adams. The Women’s Home sections traffic conditiona had "de Dr. Kotschnig la professor of organized In 1934, had found It Older Than F ^ r a tlo n number of open hours are listed other parts of the occupied area of the coast still could fight when ((tontinued from Page One) Trying To Dlarapt Finns dairy farm In Andover. B. S. Edwards, wife of Captain Edwards, commandant at the Sub income. We must put our national dine at tbe White House this eve past the $2,000,000 mark. below. In order that any change League will have their meeting to of Poland. teriorated." Comparative Education at Smith necessary in some agflcultUral la The ITU was formed In 1852, 29 ning to watch the president out ...... i.ii. . * ' land traffic was almost paralyzed. The Soviet air force has been College. years before the A F li It now has marine Base, christened the Tau tog. finances In order. We must rescue may be for the beat Interests of morrow afternoon nt the citadel. 8b,vb Poles Happier Buses, taxicabs and subway bor disputes to protecit the right the small farmer and the small em. the (»ke. Bsaaett Named British sources esllmiitcs that 15 Finns said this blow waa fended particularly active during the past Anyone Interested la invited to more than 750 locals In the United customers and may result In the Sewing will he for the Memorial Arthur Greiner. German gover to 20 German planes took part In trains in I»ndon were running al of employes to work without fear ployer from the domineering Fed Sbme o f those 'srho will be on hospital. Mrs. Eva Murphy and most normally. 24 hours, trying to disrupt Finnish attend the lecture In the Nathan of violence, intimidation or coer States and Canada, some 80,000 Ldndon, Jap: 80,—(ff)—J least amount of inconvenience to nor of Posnan, Polish district an veaterdsy's onslaught the broad To Cover.lieinforcemenfa Harkiiess Dies; eral bureaucracy." hand are original members of the B. BennetL wbo.ntlred la them, may we request that you In- Miss EllrA Warnock will be host- nexed by Germany, declared Poles The roof of a Southampton gar troop and supply movements Hale School Auditorium at 8 cion. members and immense financial ctiff-IInka gang," a group of est of the war extending over The MantM attack was believed but apparently with little effect. o’cl’ick. There will be no admis resources. ^ Disconsolate Cat Sits Martin aald taxes on consumers prime minister at ^cata below the plan which is are "much happier under German age collapsed, burying 100 vehicle.> Fair wages must be paid, but Doctor Aided had risen from 32 per cent pf the friends dating back to the dajra 700 miles, from the Shetland Is to have been an attempt to cover One Russian patrol of 20 men sion charge. Howard, ITU prealdenty nearly 12 been appointed a Justice of beat suited to your needs. An rule than they ever were under the they must be based on the er said, but some cars were (Continued from Pnge One) farmers of CJallfomla.’’ W. J. Johnson marshalled a score and close at 2:00 p.m. mans from Volhynia who have "enemv-convo.ved armed merchant interview although he donated later he died. But A F L and ITU tures went lower, the cat went mark on him. turn showed thalry'aiito Soviet atrategy Intended to mini struck by macdiine gun bullets. _ The farmers proposed that the of witnesses today to bolster his The following new hooka have fire. A short < "Plan 4. On Mondays to Fri been assigned to my district, will ships and two patrol boats” were appeal to the party seven years, J^1 $100,060,000 to education and meanwhile had drifted apart. Lakt higher; ”rhe peat three months particu days, Incl., to open at 9:30 a.m. The Ladles Sewing club of St. Will Defend Blockada mize the effect of Red land re I X committee consider "some method (iefense against charges of moral recently been added to the Mary (lamto, hod settle chiefly on farms abandoned de.struyed In yesterday's opera ago; ' of alimlnating Job control, wheth health, died last night of a pan- year the Federation rejected the His owmers, Mr. and Mrs.- larly have been among the iNSt he and close at 2:30 p.m. John's church will meet tomorrow by Poles or those formerly belong London, Jan. '30 - ) — Informed verses. Cheney library: Onty a portly tions. The official German news (Jf ‘Overwhelming Is the task be er by employer-dominated groups ITU ’a monthly contributions to lta\ unfitness as superintendent of the Urbaln Sahuque, discussed fel baa had," Meintiro aoserted. "He Very truly yours, source.s said today Britain's reply An official announcement said 33 creOa infection. R. P. T. Oaffln, CJaptaln Abby damaged by/ evening at 7 o'clock with Mrs. ing to the Polish state." agency announcement (allied the fore us. We must solve It and or by labor through illegal support and, in Cincinnati In Octo Ran Antonio State! Hospital for ling the tree. 'Then a Negro hasn’t had a single cold all winter, H. C. Alvord John Slrnda of 419 North Main Pralani I’ollsh Praaania to the United States note reserving peranns were killed and 38 wound Y. M, C, A. Notes The femuna of Harkneas, a na and Captain John; Thomas Craven. foray only a reeohnalssance and demands for the compulsory clos ber, refused Its delegates conven boy scaled the pine, shook the and that Is most unusual." Treasurer" He praised the Polish peasants ed yesterday In bombinga describ shall solve It." tive of Cleveland, O., stemmed (he Insane. ed„ Treasury of A rt Msaterplaces; street. declared that all the German all rights to buy German exports This task today waa defined gen tion seats. thin, Icy branches near the top. He said that Mr. Rooeevolt'a ea- Bavtags Bank and said Polish prisoners of war ed as the most disastrous since the ed shop,” and asked whether legis from t)iat of hla father, Stephen \ The bald. 56-year-old physician Julian Dana, Sacramanto; Rivar at planes returned safely. aa against despite the British blockade pro Today: erally as "a fight for living’’ which Tommy landed on his feet, un caltent physical ohepe was flue to It would be uniiposslbla for the were being returned In large num undeclared war started. lation the committee considered V., whose early partnership with brought a number of women wlt- Gold; Eleanor Early. Lands at De St. Mary's Ladles Guild will the loss in combat of one British bably would be forwarded In about 4-5—Junior Boya’ Gym class. "oulmlnated in the decision be ■was directed "towari] building bet hurt, and scrambled to . the hla ability to brush away tbe corea kViBgS of Uanebester to bers to resume their civilian call 800 Bomba Used John/D. Rockefeller, Sr., in found neaaes to testify ha never had bouse. light; Herbert Harris. AmaHeoa meet Thursday afternoon at twro pursuit plane.) a week. 6-5— Manchester Green Oym tween us and England." ter relations between employers n Its lu 18,000 depositors and ings. The note, these sources said, will It was estimated fOO bomba were period. ing standard Oil brought mlUlons Willkie Will Not made improper advances toward Labor; Mrs. Espatb Huxlity, A fri Tbossu: - - -- o’clock In the Guild room. The Seven of the crew of the L a l .Writing In HlUer’s own Voel- and empl03rea, or toward building t o ^ e family. irsr R. LaMotte Russell said hostesses will be Mrs. Charlotte "Several thousand" Poles who defend the British blockade aa con rained on 33 cities and towns. 6— 8:45— Junior Girls’ i Gym them. H ie Ran Antdnlp Ministers can Poison Murders; Wolfgai insisted on going to the "gover lan freighter Taiitmila, 3,724 Unofficial reporta placed the kischer Beobachter. The editor. Dr. class consciousness’’ between the H e was inherently shy, and Langewtesche-Braadt. rU T kkeT Gotberg and Mra. Frank Sheldon. tons, were killed while the onl.v forming to International law, con period. Seek Presidency A s^ ia tlo n , in a move to oust nor's area" (German-held part of casualty Hat higher. Thirty pershna Alfred Rosenberg, viewed the pres two. many of his philanthropies were him, accused him o f misconduct Newspaper Ciiild High Road; JosapUne Lawrem British fatality announced waa tending that GOj-many violated the 6:45-7:30—Intirrmedlale Olrla’ Watson said the farmers organ Poland not annexed to Germany) were repin-ted killed in Turku alone ent situation as follows; icept In deepest secrecy. with women employes. But You Aro Young; tfn . ^ W. A T T i m i O Personal Notices Mra. Florence Plltt of 29 Edger- the death of a man aboard the laws of sea war and that the Gym period. ised after "riots, bloodshed and were given facilities for departure, during a three-hour raid. The chief "An old, corrupt, but well-organ. He had been 111 only a few Dr. Johnson Is the center of a Lee, Sandwich Glaoa; C. W. Mer E steamer Gripfast, 1.109 tons. blockade Is a reprisal. 7:30-8:30— Women’s Gym claaa. f ^'^pbeavals” which he said In most' Ix>ses Election Newoot atylo 1^0 ton street will grant the use of he aald. of police at the seaport of Hanko Ized and mllltarUy -strong world weeks. A t his bedside was his Wooster, O., Jan. 30.— (JPi— Wen- public hearing being held by the cer, .Gale Warning; Robert N a- her home for a public setback par 8:30-9:30—Girls’ Oym period mstancea were "incited and direct Grelser said the Poles had open There were several wounded on said the city was not attacked but makes a last effort to put through widow, only close survivor. The del! L. Willkie told Wooster friends State \Board of CJontrol. .Seven thanl Portrait of Jennie; C. E. Kiaaocfl for oTorjr ird of Thanks ty at 8:30 tomorrow evening, for these and other ships Many Bhlps Bottled Up (Wilson). ed hy Communists.’’ uple had no children. ed the prisons and a.syluma, and that an asylum at Tammlsaari, against Germany, over and above' last night he has received "thou- yoting' women formerly employed Packer, Automotive Botiy and |Taa- Stop Ir and hfloff jrotir W r wlaky to thank all our rela- the benefit of Sunset Council, De Off f'oaat Three Houra l»ndon, Jan. 30 —; (jP) —Of 350 7— Weight U fting in the L o ft Southern Calltomia wltnegses Spokesmen tor Mrs. Harkneas, sanda" of letters urging him to seek Cleveland, Jan. 30. — l/Pt — Tlie tlVRi. nai|fh>pra and frienda f«>r the that this required him to rule with near there, was raided and a young all her rights in Ehirope, their so- at the hospital have testified he der Repairs; Harold Putnam, ed„ (eyes examined pro- gree of Pocahontas. Prlr.fs will be The German raiders cruised off German merchant ships in> neutral 6:15— Rotarians dinner and told ci meetings of business ^ e n the former Mary StiUroan, said the the presidency. im ' krndntiaea ahi^wn at the lime <>r the a heavy hand when he first took boy killed. called Democratic principle, which discuss^ sex with them snd American Newspaper Guild lost a Dartmouth Book of Winter awarded the winners at rard.s and the east roast for three hours Un porta at the start of the war, meeting. Interested in legislation which funeral would be private. . ‘But I ’m not running for presi a^ptione flilcd Jsy G. F. dREth of our Xuaband and fatlior. charge. 21 (A Reuters (British) News in heality la the domination of made improper advancea. coUactive-bargalnIng election at the Sports; E. R. RIagal, Indiutrial Wr would alert thank tiie miniea refreshmento and a social time til fighting planes, anti-aircraft totalling 80,000 tona have been 7:15-0:15— Miss Grant's class; would bar- secondary boycotjts, and dent," said the head of Common Matteoon, feg^orod op So long as they do not meddle In Agency despatch aald 50 persons brutal financial market specula Buslueaa Of ruianthrophy Defense , witnessea declared Dr. Cleveland News yesterday as 06 Cmemlatry; .1. B. Priestley, Let the and EttRtidanta \at the MemorUl will follow the games. fire and lowering fuel forced a captured or aunk and 23 totalling voice and diction. keep public highways and/ docks wealth and Southern Corp. “ Of People Sing; D. B. Btevenaan, Mrs. hoapltal. Wr apprVlate the urp of politics, priests have not been mo were killed and injured In a — Second Floor Social Room—tions." Harkneaa made almoat a busi Johnson not only acted properly business office employees voted tometrist. Thire’fl no oxtrfl halt. 139,235 tona have been scuttled by 200 8 Press displayed recent pictures free of acess during la ^ r dis course, It Isn’t going to happen, but Tim at the Regiment; M ra D. (8 .) eara and tha beautiful noral trl- lested, he said, and only one raid at Hanko). Dramatic club in charge of Mis.s ness—but an extremely quiet one but that they bad heard no com against and 40 for representation eharffo for credit. Savitt, kU tRR. "rhe Board of Park Commission priest has been shot In the dis On the northeast coast air raid their own crews, an Informed naval of Hitler at the front. putes. ^ —o f philanthropy, keeping a s t ^ if the nomination were given to me Ttllett, Picture of tbe ’ Vtettoa; Mra. William Sharp and Family. An official' statement said; "A Ekites. without any strings I would have plaints against his conduct from by the CIO unit. Jewelers, ^Asylum Street, ers mot to discuss routine business trict, the execution following a warnings were sounded as far as sources said today. ’The Voilklscher Beobachter also of secretaries to hunt out new and Sidney Waugb) A rt of QIs m Mak certain rural community in North Red Crosa knitting In sewing to accept it. N o man In middle life other employes. Eklitorlal workers, who already H a r t f o i ^ late yesterday afternoon. No ac court martial. 40 miles Inland and thousands of Twenty-nine per cent of, the featured a sketch Of two figures, a deserving outlets tor his wealth. Offered Another Job have a contract, retained the Guild ing; Mrs. P. (H.) W rlgbt.^^ Be Card of Thanks persona Jammed ' raid shelters, German merchant fleet remains Sabo, province of Bocn, was bomb roonj. (W illkie Is 48) and In good health longs to Mother. Ws wish t« expreii* nur rincer* tion of Importance was reported (The Polish embassy's pamph ed In great force the past two days, storm trooper with the' inscription, He gave approximately $25,000,- could do othanvlse. Miss Leragreer supervisor In the aa bargaining agenL 66 to 19, aald tkanks to out rtlatlvoo, friends and to have been taken as It Is sHlI let said 14 priests had been shot to emptying aphools, factories and bottled up in neutral ports, th« In "W e won,” and In the foreground O pen Forum 000 to Yale Univhralty, his alma Johnson ho We, declared CHaude Oscar S. Smith, regional director of Bolchboro for kindness shown vo us shlpyarcia \ j,, formant said. \ , with hundreds of bombs dropped in Tomorrow; “ Bat I (xhildn’t go out and seek considered too early to plan for death.) what was a small, peaceful parish." a steel-helmeted, basronet-bearing mater; nearly $12,000,000 to Harvr Williams, assistant aeiU'etary of the National Labor Relations at tha tlmo of (ha daalh ef pur Low clouds enabled the German 1- 3—Individual exeiciaea (Men) delegates ' and make two-sided daar father and arandfather. Also spring and winter arrangements The priest mentioned by Grli^- The report did not mention casu 3- 4—Individual exerclae (Men).soldier with the slogan. "W e will ard; $11,000,()00 to Columbia; atatemmts. I value my Independ state who ,ia asaiatlng the board Board. platu4, mostly Heinkels, to elude Btoamer Reported Missing PoUsk Nattonal Unit} tha followins locletlea and cliil.l; already have been completed. .ser was Identified as the vicar of alties. 4- 5—'Grade School League.win." $1,000,000 to the New York Pub ence. ‘That’s why I ’ve been fight In t.ie hearing, offered her another The editorial employes petitioned Army A Navy Club, niuenride Club. th^Brltish .fighters and British lic Library and smaller sums to the enlhedrnl nt Gnesen, former Lon^h. Jan. 30- (iP) The Lon Attark German Vessel 5- 6:30—Men's Badminton. The customary annual promo-, Editor, The Hermd: ing tor all these years.” Job If she would sign a statement Joint election tor their depart Manehsiler city club, liallnii Club. a')urcca suggested that Germany scores o f smaller colleges in many ly Gniexnn. A military court found, don steamer Raton, 1,487 tons, was 6:30-7:30— Professional Wom tiona by the Fuehrer In the Arqiy, The utilities executive said the that Dr Johnlron made improper ment and the business workers, but Sab Alplna Club, Hale's Ciu.l). I'rie- had gambled that low ccillrigs and The Finns said Soviet warplanes PoUob lands m temporarily un states. toforo Colombo Soelsty, l,a Kuidnese lilm guilty of Inciting other Poles reported nylssing In the North Sea attacked a German vessel which en’s Badminton. police imd civil service were pub-. letters have arrived at the rate of advancea. \ the board ordered separate ballot Rccfiiiiiiieiiiils Koud to sniping. cold would keep defense airmen der foreign occupation but the With bis mother, the former Soetaty, Alpine Soriety, Giuaeppe taday with a crew of 18. went aground off the Aland Is 7:30-8:80—Girla’ Gym period. Ished. 200 to 500 a week tor several Mrs. Mary Lhe Stanfield,-John ing. - ______Oarlbaldl Society,. nsglna D'lialla JmvB Oan't Emigrate on the groiuid. Polish natlon/wlll never die. P o Anna M. Richardson, ha gave a Soelaly. lands, dropping bombs without 8:30-9:30—Norton Girls’ Gym Propaganda Minister Paul months, and he has answered all of son’s secretary, aald Lae Miller, a Polish Jews no longer will be From Captain Drelsmann of fke 10 Joseph Gtoebbels had ‘ planned to land’s capltiu lies now In ruins, but 20-acre tract in upper Manhattan Mr. and Mra. Camlllo Andlalo, Pav Bill ill Cash eftoct. period. her government and army still them. Listed In biographlea as a Texas ranger Investigating oo'ndl- permitted to emigrate, authorities Latvian freighter came a graphic apeak, but the press announced he for the vast medical center which Mr. and Mrs. John Andlalo. Widespread destruction was re- 7—Weight U fU ng In the Lqft.' carry on, u d with their indomit Democrat, he has tangled frequent tlons at the hospital, tried make B6dy of Laborer Mr. snd Mrs. Ie>uta Andislo, of Ihe Jewish commuhity have account of ^he attack. He said Siispenilefl Boy was too busy. bears his name—the Harkneas ly with New Deal agendea— espe '’dates" with her: to porud at Turku, with homes over 6:30—Manchester Improvement And (irandohlldrsn. been Informed. direct hit shattered the Taut- able splrit/the Polish people are de- Pavilion. New Haven, Jan. 30 (JTi Fed a brMd area i)i ruins. Reports Association Dinner, Banquet hall. Schools and factories will be oc cially the Tennessee Valley Author Mrs. Anna Price Hewitt testi The reason given Is that the mlla's engines and another bomb cupied with thetr usual tasks. The tennlneiVfo regain their political More Than $196,000,flOfl ity. Mangled by Dpgs eral Judge Carroll C. Hlncks re Commits Suicide said one bomb struck i^^,atreet car, 6:30—Miss Svrlft’s claaa, knt- Indapendmea and their territory. fied one witness who bad com British remove such emigrants struck "almost top" of a. life public haa been asked not to dis Asaoclatas aald his bequasU, fused today to authbrite the trus killing Vhc passengers and a wom tlng, crocheting. There cannot be the slightest doubt plained o f Dr. Johnson’s conduct from ships bound fo r the Ameri boat being lowered from the play flags. spread over the vast field of char bad occupied an apartment In her tees of. the New Haven railroad to an operitor. Two telephone opera 2— Baby CHinlc. as'lb the legality of the new ifH>Iisb ity ,, education and civic enter- LUMBER... Issue new equipment tnist cer- cas or Palestine and force them to stricken ship, killing several men Red^Croaa sewing in haniiuet house and bad been found in a Oakland, CMlf., Jan. 30.—(65— join ‘the Polish Legion In France' and hurling others Into the sea. Hartforcl, Jan. S0-^(g>)—IVilUam tors whoXstayed at their posts as ament Article 24 o f the prlMS, ran more-toan $100,000,000 Bridges to Offer tlflcate.s, recommending Instead hall. ' Brides of Bujak, Hungary, dec- ' "compromising’’ attitude with a The body of Manuel Cabral, 57, rram e sad Finish — All Hinds Previously, Polish Jews in con atm another bomb "fell right on O'Connor, 16, of this rity, suspend long aa p<^ble were killed aa they P o li^ conatitution provides that In —all inspired by philanthropic In that the road make Ha purchs,se finally rushed across the street to orate their wedding cakes like a man visitor. laborer, was found horribly nuui- centration ramps have been re top of the cook," the captain said. ed last week from Hartford Public Christmas tree,, a tr ln ^ g them., tltw of war the president of the terests engendered by his mother, Peace FomiuJa with cash. an air raid'shelter, the Finns de ihllc nominate hla sueceoaors, who herself gave away $30,000,000. gled In his house last night by G. E. W ILLIS & SON, INC. leased on producing evidence ,hnt Fifteen-other men including the High school, committed auicide Hawaii to Tsaek Abont the Orient th popcorn, paper chains, bloa- police who drove away four fierce The jurist Instructed, counsel for their Immediate emigration was clared. remain in office until three Ha was a director of The New • Main fit. Tal. 5125 the road to prepare an affidavit to captain and his wife escaped In. this morning by iah allu Illuminat na, etc., on sticks, which art act and starving German ohephard assured. Jury. The newspaper ' Turku Under- In the cake: The cake la placed in atha after the conclusion of York Central Lines, The Southern Man Who Gave Up show any reason why the equip ing gaa, according to Dr. Thomas rattelser appeared today with only Honolulu, T. H. ( ^ —Hawaii aa Pacific Company, and many more San Francisco, Jan. 60.— (to—A dogs. Jewish leaders reported that The captain of the 4,857-ton a center for acquainting waatam the window' for .passersby to ad-' ace. ment ordered last year and J. Luby, assistant. medical ex two pages, made up and printed in railroad ami transportatlim 00m formula to Insure "permanent Officers said they were tmabla to amounting to J,1,2.10,000 ahoiild not alnee Jan. 8 they had received 465 Otterpool, one of the 13 British aminer. students with the Orient la envis mire, and. months later, is fed to This Is not without precedent waterfront peace" win be submit Brazil Throne Dies determine if the dogs attacked and urns containing the ashes of Po an underground shelter after the pontes. be paid out of the ‘'huge cash aur- merchant ships, said his vessel The boy waa found about 11 aged by the University of Hawaii, the chickens: tor it will be reinembered that dur ted to Shore-side and sea-going killed their master, or attacked lish Jews from the Buchcnwald was machine-gunned after plant had been hit. ing the last war'the Belgian gov- One of his larger gifts waa $10,- plus." 10 o’clock this morning lying on tha A field hospital behind the Fin which haa built up an active Ori unionists today by Harry Bridges, him after he bad died from natural concentration camp. bombs fell nearby. Two of the emmant was forced to leave the 000,000 to found The Pilgrim Trust floor of tha kitchan of his home nish lines at the Karelian isthmua ental Institute. tor *ski with the task of forming a naw renunciatlbn of claim to the non dure that can prove of great value in conserving your estaUi for your family Whoaties, Discharged yesterday: Mrs rine and mine warfare an “ unmis 2 GIANT FEATURES ON ONE BILL A U b . . 8ELECTED SnOETB was recovering from U s experi Gasoline government ence today aa a 500-man o««rch existent Bnutlixn throne. in years to come. 2 pkfs. • a 0 • • « Anne De Slmoiie, 184 Highland takable answer" to those who ask Plana tor the large gathering ex New York — Edward Stephen 21c i t e d on Februaiy 20 when the General Slkordd’s cabinet in party marvelled that ha had sur Among tbe dxughiers Is the street; Mrs.' Bertha Coombs, Col "what are we fighting for." ' Harkneas, 66, multi-millionaire Coiinteas o f Paris, wife o f tba heir- charter will be delivered to the local which all shades of Polish political vived. umhla; Rochelle Gahrmann, 1007 On the basis of reports that two phUanthropiat aad director of Tha presumptive to tha non-axlatant SauerkxBut, Rotary Club, will be further dts- (wflha IntM thought are rapraaantod, is n gov Vera, who wandarad ikom his New York Central tinea aad Tha $ 1 .0 0 Tolland Turnpike. lightships had been attacked. The ernment o f National Unity and De throne of France. largest can...... 10c Admitted today; Mrs. Edith Times said that they were "at .cussed at the meeting to be held paraats’ rmadi bafora breakfast Sinitbera Pacific Cbrapany. XODATAND fense. A a the Ttoaaa rightly sale: Saturda;day, was found yaatarday Newton, Maas.—IVankUn Hiom' Ellis, 72 Durant street ;i Stuart tractive to the Nazi no..V. doubt tor.v> '*’• ^ •:*<> "It Is a govamment which has not Schirteber, 279 West Centei* street not ooFy are they motionless hnd "Iflht the charter STATE VOMOBEOW ocrmmblmg througb a danse growth as Miller, 67, formeriy publisher Madonna will be delivered the member* ef only the legal but the moral right of ferns and brush two mUes from Tomato Paste, Discharged today; Mrs. Leontina delcnaelcss, put they are beyond ' o f areUtactural'and engineering Invited to Study Royal ...... 7?a Gallons all dispute noncombatant ' the club and friends will be pres to speak on. behalf of tha nation os the ranch by Cyril Dean of Eureka, mdgaxlnes and ooe-Uma aasiBtant Negro, Andover; Donald McComb. ent with many vlaitora and from one of the oaiaKliani. - 8 cans ...••*« Richfleld...... 7 Gallons 110 Tanner itreet; WInthrop Mar, "Only NIbMe At Coast" a whole. It ia a govemment which to Herbert Hoover as secretary of present Indication! there will be flfljoy tba fullest The child was spaechleos from commerce. Japanese Life ■ E th y l...... 6 (lallons riam, Jr., 478 East Center street The London Dally lExpreas, cit about 300 present. ing the raids in a plea for aid to of ttia AU(sd govera- fatigue, but otbarwisa aaemad to Rio de Janeiro — Dom Pedro San Lucas Tunafi.sh, in (Cash Only) Mrs. Florence Bradley, SA Chestnut Until tha charter has been deliv maato. And the only took wUch have Buffered no ai affects. Rbs olive oil, street: Mra. Francis I ^ y and In-1 Finland, said ’’Britain'! defcnaca D’Orlesns a Bragaaaa, 64, grand' 'save ua from the fate of Finland. ered there will be no special pro Uifl ahead of it la to unit* ail, the mother put Um to bed at once. son of Oom Pedro II. the last em Mexico City, Jxn. SO.— (JT)— A fant daughter. East Hartford. grams arranged by tha local club. A period of mild weather, vriilch 2 cans dm I FREE Census: 75 patients. Hitler’s bombers only nibble at our Psteo, wherever they may be, ia a peror oC BrasiL o f MeUcan offlctala lixve coast.’’ common effort with tha A lH ^ to left the normally aaow-covend Invited to study Japan's in ROAD SERVICE Royal Air Force fighters t(X>k to BEHNY • H tha war. * area warm and fairly dty, leasenad Ta Prooent C k a d e a i^ dustrial and economic life os guests Esney Rico, Frepartag la 'Hb the danger of total axpooura aad of tha Japanese government, it was MANCHESTER Open 7 A. N . to 10 P. M. Firs Warka To Dtendi-antago the air In w’eather so severe that f A Rev. Leon r. Wtecbac. 8 Ib o - . . . 0 • O • • a faciUtoted the search. Cairo. BaEvoL Jaa. 80.— learned here today. one train was 28 hours lata on a Mercer. Pa.—(A>)— U. S. SaUor S(x>tta Bluff, Neb.—(3F>7-Farmer 4p8-mlle trip, and the government Vem is the aoa of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Flab, Unltod B to W minister Tha Tokyo Invitation, it was un Vernon Johnaon, far off in Hawaii 20 Loot Aa Staoroev fMaka Robert McOaiigfaay, pionaar set sjmnbo Marrow 1 A _ Sara Slacker haada a bid for fame cautioned houaeholders to use coal, with a submarine detachmeiit, to Egypt and the Saudi Arabian derstood, was extended about a Boland aimllar tq that won by the legen gaa and electricity oparingly. tlers in this section. Ungdom, sailed from Sues today month ago, when Japan stostod a Bagoa, 2 lbs-. ... I afv wants to know how to huUd CODDMAM Copeahoflan, Job. 60.Mto—L oss At Reddinf, In flhsstk Ooonl dary man whO built a Are under for Jedda to present U s creden- study, of means to oxpaad trade O IL CO." Although cehaerahip forbada barn. He wrote Farm Agent C. H. ^ T p A • ■ ^ of: tha eraw of to aboard the 6.000- TRUST CO. hla recalcitrant mula. Slacker built nublicatlon of datalls Britons kmw 1SSSS search was ahandpnad for to King Ihs Baud at tba with other nattona in the toes at Waha for tha lafonnatlon, axidaiiu 1^ Balooc, Telephone ^ 2 0 a flrn imder hla truck’s cold motor. ton Daalah steamer Fradaabarg Q>Ianum. L4-yaar-old soq c € ____ AraUaa Unborn. Ha tbs enlratloi) at tha United from tha tangled stato of trana- Ing ha owned 65 acres In this coun . CESAft ROMERO Member Federal Deposit Insnraiiee Corp. Tha mule, so the legend goes, burst pertatlen the extensive severity of

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i f A w yiiiwui'p Him b VHHHO HEBATJD, MAIICHB8TBB, OOMlf. Tt7E8DAT> JAXflTAXT tO, IM ® \ UANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD. UAN^HKtSTEK CONN. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30,194® ,N' Baldwin Hits Women from Abroad Earn from his precarious perch, but the Minister Pulls gray-halred educator refused to A Tbought Baby Born in Snow-Bound Shack Birthday Ball F a r m e r s D e v e l o p N e w budge. AtBelittlers Huge Salaries in Pictures Suddenly, os poUoa drew near, With Father aa Only Attendant Man to Safety er, Vondercook swung back over 1 aay the ref era to tho News From Manchester’s the roiling and dashed up a flight ToBeTonight Disease-Free Potato and widowa. It Is goei 1 Smj» Development Com* ♦Uremani after a group of tbaaur of steps to the roof. While police they abide even na L—■ Cerial 'owners Issued a statement Central City, Pa.. Jan. SO—(to —f7 . Evelyn. 5, Charles William, 3. Hud T ried fciP H our to trained a searchtigkt on him, hf; 7:A mission Responsible New York, Jan. 80-eUttlere” of hie the demand grew, they Increaseil C. Vandercook, an execuUve of runs off the edge into a s4A at Wetbarsflald; Mlae Dorothy administration, told a atate-wide taaehlag the men a few leaaona vals. A grown-up daughtsr lives "Why It waa nothing—It waa all i B ««y had been born that way, she wln m the PreSldent'e Birthday commercial majority recently with Women smoke one-tenth of the shoulder is at a point where th6, Rockville’s High MaeVelgb, door priss. too. over In leas than an hour.” aald the I «Md. The couple were married nine the shipment to Argentina o‘ 61,- their acreage until It became a Tho International Correspondence Mlaa Josephine Dollar, SO, na radio audience that "we km with her. ^ ^ \aM committee and Miss Bernice major enterprise with 32 of them. 45 billion clgarets used in England road and aboulder are at apprexL- A brsak Into tbs Jswlsb syna EUiigton Mail Fined can prove" that the Conneci Any man's Uat of the most auc- Despair ef Fress Agsato 28-year-old. brown-haired matron ' Je*™ to Cumberland. Md 9ot crates of White Rose seed SchtKil*. was pulled to safety tmlay In a single year. mately the same level. tive of the sUte of Washington, to the iarsh of this town, will lead the stock from 700 scree of Whatcom The demand from (California gogue on Chestnut HiU Is being In $50' and Costs; Man Development Ckimmlaaion easeful persona, flnandaDy, In this Sonja Henle, who waaI raisedimaavu onvii explaining about the atork’a visit j I *' rand march at the ball this eve by a Methodist minister who had 1 Vklltn. ”* Who was arrested here by the lo vestigated by the State Police country probably would have to In Norwegian flah pudding ' “ —•-** at 5 a. m. Sunday when only her -hoapltaj.'' remlnlaced the father. and Skagit Côunty land. and South America alone puts It tried for an hour to dissuade, him Firincipal Fmup tiowe agency. He WM a member of ■ponalble for the improvemei ning, starting at 9:30. Following In on what promises to be a perma from tbe Oolchaster barracks. Ac C h e s t e r business and Industry and the less clude Greta Garbo, Marlene Die die claaa famUy, haa 1 .’husband waa in their snowbound'^ Th*" he waved to the children The 32 growers also planned to from Jumping from a building. T ______f *_• S t u d e n t s ' Favette lixlge, AF4AM and 8t. cal state police and later escaped Car Involved. order will be the members of' the I ship 50 carloads to (California, 26 nent basis, said Louis King, coun from the county Jail at Tolland, la cording to reports, entraacs waa ening of luiemploymqnt during the trich, Claudette Colbert and Sonja been paid qt l» * t a mllUmmlUlon rwindawept hillside shack to help, a committee and their ladies. Tho middle-aged director of the I s s u e s LJBI O l 3 lU john'i Episcopal church. gained through a window end an Henle. Each of these four women I I cars to Alabama and other car ty farm agent. ,. again back In the tolls of the po Islington, Jan. 80.— (Special)— past year. four yean of professional abating "We wanted to get a girl to cqrtie riiem. So I had to mlaa a few clays 300 table reservations have been (>)operatlve Training Division waa W ith' Hlnhest Marks He leaves W# ^ th e r. hla eight-day clock and ■evel’al light Some public speakers. Including baa cleared a cool million for her and movie maiklng. Her film sal- 1 I..., ?/, nnn,» iin work at the mines, but 1 guess loads to Oregon, Idaho end Mon Most of the plantings are on found at 2 a. m. by a watchman V - Mrs. viola (Crooks) Badmlngton. lice according to Information re A.*: the result of an accident on tbe in but no girl wanU to come up „ a made with (Caterer Thomas Conran tana. leased pasture land, rich In humus ceived over the teletype at the bulbs etolen'. Frsneia Smith, chairman of the self In from two to four years— f J In 1938—not her busiest year here because they all have fellowa we re better off In the end.' clinging to a banister about the F o r F i r s t H a l f » e a r . ; daughter. Nancy Jean Bad- By-laws of tbs newly organized Crystal Lakt road when A car own After the birth Cueter trudged and a last minute rush of applica The crop and the Industry sterna and free of disease. Growers use Stafford Springs state police bar Democratic State Central Commit before deducUon o f tbe govern —la listed as $113,000 and this and they’re afraid the fellowa can’t tions are expected this afternoon staircase well on the fifth floor of Delioiouf Unvariring QuRlit7 ------\ mlngton, all of this city, a brother. Parent-Teacher association have ed by Mrs. EthsI Daneby, and tee, have claimed recently that the ment tax. five miles through the snow to'’Cen directly from two burlap bags of 1,000 pounds of standard commer- RoekvlUe Jan. SO-(Speclal)- Leslie E. Badmlngton of Newport. racks. The woman was r?cently a llie d to have keen operaM by doesn't Include Income from her get up the drifU to see thetn," In and until the hour of the ball. rial fertilizer and 10 pounds of the Women's Institute. been drawn up by tbe executive state’s quickened Indiutry was Because of an unexplained tech tou ri^ tee show which groeaea tral City and called for a doctor. Whlte Rose seed spuds Oscar Ebe Police and firemen were sum «# the N. H.. and a sister. Mrs. Percy L. arrested as a vagrant while committee, which met at tha home her husband Thomas F. Dahehy terrupted the 38-year old husband. Highway crews labored for hours Music for the dancing will be tried o\it on hts farm near here borax per acre. PrtBdpal PhUlp M. Howe of the Rockville. catiaed by a revival all over the na nicality Garbo's' aalary for 1038 $1,000,000 each wlntar. Tbe gold furnish^ by Lawrence "Larry" moned. They climbed to s floor be tramping through Fon-du-lac, of the president, Mrs. Martha ’Hb- and a sedan operate^ by Wilson L. waa not listed by the government Grimy with Cool Dost to clear a path before the physi nine sea-sons Jigo. But does It pay? I tion which was put In motion by en girl will be 28 next April 8 but He waa still grimy with coal dust Funk and Hla National Broadcast low Vsndercook anil urged him to JloekvUto Hiffb •chool announced funeral will be held on Wed- Wia., and waa sentenced to seven blU last ' week. The following Brown of Tolland ‘Turiipike, Man the national administration. but for the previous year her In cian, Dr. Isadore Kaplan, snd a He got them from Minnesota, King found growers figure a daya In Jail, the police said. chester, .crashed \8aturday night at she la the despair of preu agents from a mine where he had Just re ing Company Orchestra now on $100 per acre growing coat. The abandon his avowed Intent to leap. —I Monday tha honor list In schol- ^.esday afternoon at two o’clock chairmen of committees named: The proof that the state adminis come waa disclosed as $472,000. who try to build up romances for Red Cross representative co\ild and used the unit planting sys A net was spreail at the foot of the half of the from the LutheÂ. White Funeral The woman waa flrst picked up the' SMily Beach Intersection. turned from work. It was dark In tour. Called the “Band of a Thou tem—quartering each potato and yield averages six to seven ton.s •raUp for the flrst hospitality, Mra. Louise Smith; tration was responsible for the re CerUInly her popularity baa not her. make the Journey. well. Home. Rev. H. B. Olmstead. rector here In Ma^h 1938 and took a few membership, Mrs. Pauline Lobr; Thomas F, Danehy was befors the U e two-room cabin and the min sand Melodies" because of the yanking out all four hills of one per acre, running about 70 per yaar. Pupils whose names vival lay, the governor said.In hla waned since then. Nor, presum Madeleine Carroll, a former I| Both Doing RplendMIy large repertoire of musical offer Rev. Dr. Harold Case, pastor o f of St. John’s Episcopal church will hours of "French leave" from the music, Mrs. Edith Ishsm; pro Ellington Justice CkiUrt yesterday broadcast last night from this city'. ably, her earning power. i ’s lantern on bia Cap helped light "Both mother and baby are do quarter showed disease. The first cent No. 1 grade stock. The Ar annoar on the list have an aver- officiate. .Burial will be In Orove police when she escaped through afternoon charged/ with operating don acbool teacher who landet^ room.along with a roaring fire ings, the director has promised to sea.-on hts' plants were 35 per gentine contract paid them $23 Elm ParU cliurrh of which Vond^- SH.MI gram, Mra Eleanor ’Tuttle; ways In the fact that "180 new induatriea ing splendidly," Df. Kaplan report 85 par cent In four prepar- a window In the rest room at the tmder the Influence of liquor, evad Haa Made Cloae to MlUloa Hollywood without ah Invltati*^." the pot-bcllled stove and kero give ball patrons a full evening ol per tor. for No. I’s ami $18 a ton cook Is a member, appeared on, the Hill cemetery. and means, Mrs. Wlnnlfrid Pieklii; that have come Into Connecticut and—she aays—virtually broke In ed. “I had worried some because a cent dlsea.sed. The second, using ^ subleeta or the equivalent and The funeral home will be open barracka on East Main street. ing req>onslblUty, and falling to Mias Gustaffson at- Stockholm, sene lamp. metropolitan entertainment includ only the disease-free stock for for No. 2's. scene with Vandercook'a ton art betow 50 In none. Thoae whose welfare, Mra Martha Tlbbjta. during the past year with new Jobs, 1936, collected $288,000 that year. month ago the mother had to spend this evening at seven o’clock for She was later apprehended and Publliplty committee members In notify the eommissiohel^: of change real Jobs, for Connecticut people.’’ as she is known In private life, "There are no neighbors near several days In the hospital. But ing several late novelties for which David. |Mi— have a • have an average tiiken to the county Jail. Within a of addreas; admits to being 33 and In the past She baa had her triale but radio here who could get through tbe this group is famed from coast to The clergyman approached with the convenience of Friends. clude Mrs. Alice Hunt, Mra. Vera "Something Special” To Sell la an added source of Income and she is okay now." of 80 par cant or over. Funeral week she again made her escape C. Taylor and Weatcott Rice. A Danehy^ entiered a plea of not "That’s twice the number that ten years she is reputed to have snowdrifU," went on Cucter. "And The baby, Doris Ann, weighed coast. Read Herald Advs. in a short distance of Vsndercook Seniors: ‘ Edward Adams. ‘ Hatcl made close to five million dollars she la achieving full stardom National 'Reputation and entreated him to get back TEA guilty to all /Charges. Judgment The funeral of George B. Ham by removing a wire screen from meeting of tbe association will be come here the year before," he again with Douglaa Fairbanks, 1 had a hunch that might happen, five and one-half pounds. Ur"e Changing BarrowA Raymond the window In the womish’s de was suspended on the flrst charge. In American movlea Whether too. I done everything I could. I Larry Funk’s Orchestra has fill ward Braca, ¥yrtl« Brendet Ken- mond. 77, of 103 Union street was held February IS. stated. "Our Job, up in Hartford, Jr. Oistcr pays $4 a montlv for his held on Monday afternoon at his partment at the Jail by tieing two A group from the Columbia Con He was toAd $(X> and costs of $6.70 la to provide the Development Com Garbo ever really made that re washed it and dressed it and then ed long radio awl New York Night mark—“Ay want to be ahms*’— Columbia Univenlty acniora shack and 25 acres of barren-look Both Brigham. I»ring home with Rev. / Dr. George 8. bed sheets together and let her gregational churcb, which Is a on the cliarge Of evading responsi mission with ‘something special’ to It slept after it ate." ing lahd, but he was optimistic (luh engagem^-nts, including stops Street Names Dudlay Clark. Owen Darcey. Shir bility. The charge of falling to or not, she has Indicated a deter once elected Madeleine as the girl at the Palaisi D’Or Restaurant, Brookes, pastor of the Union Con.- self down from a second story member of the Trl-Oounty Union, sell. We know we are doing It! they would prefer to be marooned Munching hamburger and peanut about his chances of a " g o ^ crop" ley Dunlap. Martin Fagan, t ^ o - gregatlonal church officiating. The window. A year later she waa ar attended the monthly meeting held notify the commissioner of change 'When we say we have ‘a friend mination to keep her millions In butter sandwiches on a Ubie llt- where he succeeded Paul White- the Gustaffson family. Rumor per- with on a desert lale—one place this year. He works irregularly at atd OolemM. Robert Hoffman. BM- bearers were Lebbeus F. Blsse’l, rested in Williamsport, Pa., and Id Gilead Sunday evening. ’The of address was nolled. ly government’ here In Connecti .tered with dirty dishes and pans man with .the baton over his mer wtn Hopkins, Dorothy Kingston. slBts. but only faintly, that ahe where her money would oc'worth- a mine near here, about 25 miles Seleelnien to Hold Pub Marshall Charter. represenUng the returned to the county Jail here program featur^ Mrs; John C. ’The arrest was made by State cut, It means something to business were four other little Custers; Roy, southwest of Johnstown. ry makers and other swanky night TOMla Krowchenko. Hasel Lud- Policeman Ruaasll Starks, assisted might some day marry Leopold less. She Is divorced from a Brit- spots In Philadelphia, Chicago, Rockville Branch of the Hartford after being arraigned before Su Walker of Waterbury, who showed and Industry. When we say our lah Army captain. lic Meeting Monday wlc. Btrln Uiflnbuhl, Laonard CJonnecUcut T rust, Company, perior 0>urt Judge Dlcklneon who colored motion pictures of a recent by Stats Policemen William Far budget Is balanced, that we are not btokowakl, the white-haired or Pittsburgh and Boston. He started Maachttck, Ruth Palmer, Jamea row and Joseph Donovan of the chestra leader. Steady Big Moaey Earaer out with a five-piece band at the Ralph Wilcox and Charles R. Mc- sentenced her to sixty days In Jail. trip to Australia Increasing taxes, that ws are pay Maureen O’Sullivan.-'who came On Averv Street. Patrto, Marilyn Phillips, ‘ Joseph Lsan rspresentlng the Union After serving her sentence the ‘hie Valentine party of the Stafford Barracka. - ing our debts and running our state Back in 1010 a UtUe Parisian age of 15 and his rlM in musical ‘ WllUam Richter, John girl named Lily (?haucblon came from a Dublin restaurant to Am churcôfi\of which Mr. Hammond was released and no word has Youth Group of the TrI-Omnty Judge Theodore A. Palmer pre government on a business basis. It Scan Systems esteem has been sensational, he in In connection with the regular Itisy. Jeanette Schofield. B e^ y sided, Prosecuting Grand Juror G. means something to a business to America and as Claudette Col erican pictures ten yeara ago, was Raising sists that hia musicians be of the was a. ^« a c c o n for many years. been received until the message Union will ^ held In Yeomans recognllMd as a stsady big money meeting of the Board of Selectmen Wmterskl. Rusaell IStrattOT. ^ n - Robert 'hjornpaon, and John P. Hall, Thursday, February 8 at 7:30 F. Berr presented the case for the man.” bert ahe has been near the top of highest caliber In the profession lal Snlontal. Catherine Welch. t 'h)' was received hers. the nation's salary lists for the earner In Hollywood. Another in scheduled for next Monday night, Canneron.■on. BurialI was In Grovs Hill When she waa flrst picked up p.m. state. An appeal was taken and He appealed to Connecticut res Of Assessors and he has gathered about him past three yeara with Incomes of this category la Lulse Rainer, some of the finest fn the country. Juniors: »o«iU"« cemetsry. _ \ here, police asked why she did not Tbs board of tax review arlll bonds of $200 were furnished. idents to "quit this everlasting em A Family a public hearinff will be held at 8 Sol Bronowlta. Thalma Both cars were badly damaged phasis upon ‘relief’ and put the em $302,000, $355,000 and $351,000 a from Austria, winner ef two eue- The 1940. ball committee and ’'Ôr.il.ed Feoea settle down. She answered by hold Its first meeting In Yeomans ceaalve fUm-academy awards. The By OHve Roberts Barton o'clock on a proposal to change Cyril Daara, ‘ Catherine Frank. automobile cowned by Wll- Hall February 1 for the purpose of to the? extent of several hundred phasis back where It really belongs total of $1,008,000. The previous Local Board Visitfl Cities Manchester Is fortunate In having Eva madman, ‘ Barbara Helnts, An saying "that men get away with year It was $100,000. She Is mar government listed her income as the name of a section of the pres 3. Pfunder^sltarted off wlth- ,Jramping why not a woman." Po hearing compikihts of taxpayers dollars. —upon employment. this fine orchestra for the benefit idwln Hoffman, Helen Hoffman Ham C "Oovemment’a Job,” the chief ex ried to Dr. Joel Pressman, her sec $61,000 In 1937-which prqbably And Towns to Com ball tonight. ent McNall street to "Avery out a driver while parked In front lice said the woman has been In on the aaseasments declared by the la a poor Indication of what ahe , Should mother stay on the Job •M am ret Kompanlk, Ruth Lip- board of assessors. Members of ecutive asserted, "Is not Just to ond husband. every minute T Talented Singer. street” so that the section of road #y Lti of the Cltlren’s Block on Monday every state In tbe imlon and pick Have Brought Tidy Fortuac haa aarned ovar five yeara. pare Methods. will be In one name from the in Jl^ ^ B u rton Urit. ‘ SWrity Llsk. •ftamoon and crossed Union the board of tax review are Fred keep people on relief, but to help A. Yes? At intermission set for 11:16 p. Harold Luatjan, — lilUan kiffiMiffltt, ed up many times on a vagrancy them get off relief, That’e what Martens Dlstrlch's legs and act Many newcomers—Marie Ober- B. No? m., Miss Mary Lantlerl, talented tersection of Demlng street ¥ergaiiaw tikrilyn m y- ■treat, coming to a stop against charge. erick L. Greene, (Tharles H. Palm E llin gton on, Hedy Lamarr and others—Are er and William C. Roblnsoa we’re trying to do.” ing have brought her a tidy for Seeking to maintain tbe best C. Only be absent from neces- local lyric soprano, will sing two through Into the town of South tha fence In front of the Rock Mil) Mra Charles B. Plnney of East In top eslary positions now. Even Windsor. dOB, Frank Bemklewlca, Edward office. Patrolman Merrill Cedor tune alnee her arrival from Berlin type of valuation records for Man olty T concert selections. She will be Selbek, Elalna Small, Edward Su- street, chairman for the local ten years ago. Her reported an among Hollywood writers, a wom At the present time some diffi Investigated. Mason R. Steele, newly Installed When the children are little, accompanied by the orchestra. A Boga, Wank Romasek. David Ty drive for Finnish relief, reported nual incomes are: 1938—$180,000: an bom In Ruaaia, Sonya Levlsn, chester property that can be had, mother should not be too far away special amplifying system, the culty Is experienced as the pres Grocery Binge today that the Stafford residents Master of Ellington Grange has 1937—$370,000; 1936 — $269,000, la A lamding earner with govern the members of the local Board of ent McNall street becomes Avery ler, Stanley Wlsnleskl. The Rockville Emblem Glub South Coventry B olton for very long at a time. The watch property of the orchestra, will car Sopbomorea: ‘ Ernest Backofen. have (yrntrlbuted more than $100 announced the following commit and 1985—$868,000. ment Income raporte ehowing her Aaseesors have recently been visit ful eye is necessary to keep them ry the singer’s voice to all parts street at the town line, the latter will hold a grocery bingo on Wed and It Is now hoped by tbs com That drop in 1938 marked tha pay Increased from $63,500 In designation being the one used in •Wolda Bowara, Dorothy nesday afternoon at the Elks tees for the year of 1940; Insur Mrs. R. R. Jones ing similar boards in other towns safe and well. If she has a reliS' of the armory auditorium. Davis, Barbara Ertel, Roy mittee that the local fund arlU beginning of a nearly 3-ycar re- 1936 to $77,000 In 193$. ble nurse, or someone as depend The "Spirit of ’76", drumming South Windsor. Home starting at two thirty reach more than $150. ’The Ciir- Herman H. LeDypt, Jr., of ance, George B. Hatheway, Morton 8908, Manctacater and cities to compare methods In Farguson. Dorothy Gunther, How E. Thompson, Milo E. Hayes; vogue In those places with the able aa herself, to take her place and fifing trio, will also render a Proposed Plan o’clock. Each ons attending Is ask i^nt Events club will sponsor a South Coventry was elected vice during her absence, that la differ ard Hellor, Shirley Kahan. Btacla ed to bring a 10 cent grocery arti charity, Mrs. Milo E. Hayes, Mrs. In which this town's grand \ia%At selection from the album of the It is propos4Hl to make tbe road lieneflt concert for the Flnnlah president of the Blue Ribbon Baby A 4-H Clothing Club was organ ent. The working mother haa to Moodus Drum (>>rps during Inter portion In this town from Demlng Ualawakl. Albert lAns, ‘ Caroline cle. relief on Friday night, February Eugene A. Finance, Mrs. Lulu H u sban d iand W ife kept. / Beef Club of Tolland and Wind ized In the Birch Mountain district leave her children with someone mission. street to the South Windsor line Nadwlod, Genevieve Nielsen, IH, when a mixed quartet from Lord, Howard N. Kibbee, Mrs. F ou r Federal Within the past few (la w the thla Paliar. WUlUm Rlsy. Helen ham CoimticH at It’s annual meet Claude Dtmock, Morton E. Thomp recently at the home of Mrs. Hugo and there are many women work Attendants will be at the aide- be established as Avery street, the Emmanuel church, Harford Broda. Tha offleera era: Miss oseeaeors have visited thejMiddle- ing now. iBatb, Gladys Stein, EleMpre ing held at Storrs Friday higbt. son; home economics, Mra. Louis Incom e Tax To Get Degrees ' town and Hartford offices,.of asses- walk entrance to the armory leaving the section to atlU be glifiiiJeitt. UslU Tanaay, Marilyn will present a program of concert Other officers are: president, Mary Tedford, preaident; C!atherine However, there is more to being where a canopy has been set up, known as McNall street extending W illington music. Schlude, Mrs. George B. Hatbe- Kurya, vice-president; Gladys Ted oors, and have Checked methods of Wells, Irana Worcaatar, l/)rralne Franklin Buell, of Esstford; secre way, Mra. Edward H. Schaeffer, keeping records and / appraising with young children than mere to assiat patrons from their cars. from Demlng street to Tolland tary, Miss Helen Carter, of Storrs; ford. i secretary; Program commit N a X physical welfare. Mother and Parking ^11 be available In rear turnpike. WroblawakL . ■ Mlaa Jennia H. Chnreb • Miss Louise Wood, -Mrs. E. A- tee, Elaine Broda, Catherine Kurye SUte College, Pe., Jan. 80— property. In g en er^ It haa been - Frashmea: Dorothy Allen, ‘ Wri- treasurer. Miss Gay Creezy, of Flnance, Mrs. Edward Miller, Mr. Forma For Making Beturna child draw aatlrtactlon and rich of the armory and on streets ad Town Oiunsel William 8. Hy6; and Mary Tedford. —A couple who met over Ubora- found that the ManCheater system ness from eabh other. Besides, ,«ar Baokofan, Vltolt Bagdanovtch. Storrs. Prof. Harry Garrlgur of and Mrs. Unwood R. Campbell, Forma for filing returns of In la clearer for the/taxpayer and jacent to the armory. has given his opinion to the •Marvls Balnhauar, ‘ Virginia Wllltngton Boy Scout ‘Troop 47 W apping the University of (5onnectlaut en Rev. J. L. Butler chose for the tory teat tubes at Pennsylvania the child’s e ^ y years are the ones Staff of Usbeni. lectmen to the effect that he Mr. and Mrs. .Albln Peterson; dra subject of his sermon Sunday morn come for 1939 have been sent to property owner t6 understand than most reepopslble for hia later dis Bargh, tola BosVara, Anna Con- will exhibit at the annual Merit tertained with moving pictures at matics, Beatrice Hamilton, Mr, persons who filed returna last yaar. SUta Collage three years ago will any other syet^s. Attendants will also wait upon lleves they have the p ow ^ to ftdy, Audrey Dobkln. Agnes Er Mrs. W. W, dlraat the close of the business seaslon. ing, "I Press On”. position and behavior. Many an the ladles in the armory rest change the name as pnqKwed. Badge Exposition of tbs Eastern and Mrs. Jamea Schwarts, Mr. and All Grange members Interested Failure to receive a form, however, don cap and gown tomorrow night 'Ilie Board/now is engaged In otherwlto excellent caretaker la not tel, ‘ Uoulae Georgia, William He- Connecticut Council at Norwich 8809. M aariteb^ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. B. Mrs. Henry Sefton, Mr. and Mra. does not relieve a taxpayer of hla rooms and Cffialrman of checking, Both names, McNall a n ^ Avery, Bennett of High street have an In organizing a choral club are cor to recalva the flrat doctor o f phOo- completing roe grand Hat. A new able to cope with the training of banstratt, ‘ Alina Hoffman, Irene Saturday afternoon and evening, Kenneth (jatnea. Miss Lillian Pet obligation to file hla return and pay billing machine has been in use Edward Adama, will have a ataft were given to atreeta formerly Qenavieva Kucs, Herbert nounced the engngenwnt of their dially Invited to meet with Miss aopby degrees ever awarded to the ybung boy or girl. Of course, of eight attendants In the check bordered by property pC these two Feb. 10 at the Norwich State Ar 'Youth Sunday was ctiêrved at erson; reception, Mlaa Hattie R. Lydia Young, lecturer, at the home tbe tax on time—on or before this y e a n e d the condition of the on roe other hand, mother herself liebman, Constance Lucas, Paul mory. The troop will show a wood the Wappiag CMmmuniiy church mmunlty church house. Mias Congregational church last Sun Mra. Alice Little, Donald Oane. Toomey; treasurer, Eugene Broda; regardless of amount, was derived slty of Pennaylvanln. / an airing. Thomas J. Dorotzak has applied day morning. Next Sunday the Employeeo, the union with which tempt had been made to sink tbe had lived In this city for 36 years. for a gasoline station permit to be Gladys Abbe was ' leader of the Mlsa Mary Lavitt haa returned ■ecretary, Jean Saffery; gate keep from a buoinaaa, profession, rents, Married n year ago, the 4oupls But what about the children 7 Do Vatu his marriage ha resided with devotions and the subject waa, speaker will be Dr. Chas, O employees of the Connecticut freighter Mormacmail when the loiatcd In this town. Hearing will to Brooklyn, N. Y., after having er, George Roae; Pomona, Laura or sale of property, la required to together bold memherahin/ia at they ever become tyrants T 9 Nfew M em berg vessel was launched at (Theater hU aunt, Mrs. Mary Mayen of this "Why B6 Pilgrims?” Johnson of Manchester, pastor spent several weeks with her Toomey; Flora, Betty Lou Massey; use Form 1040. Failure to use tha least eight national hoiKmry so Conqtany are associated, are being be held February fl at 6 p. m. at emeritus. held today regarding a new con To be honest, there la no tym m y Jan. 11. city* the home of the first selectman, John McCartin, principal of the parents, Mr. and Mra. Paul Lavitt lady asslatant, Helen Maneggia. l>roper forms presents difflcultlea cieties. Before com ln^to Pena He was a member of the Rock Wapping Grammar School, an A second aon has been born to Anthony Maneggia was given the tract. The agreement between like that of the young child. He For Lithuattians The statementa contradicted tbe Wilbert C. Ruby on Wlllington Hill of Maple street. x> both the taxpayer and tbe SUte, Mra. CHiorhock.yWhoae home Futa hIs own comfort and pleas reports that satpoteura had opened ville Baptist church. He leaves his nounces that the report cards will Mr. and Mra. Francis Rood of obligation by Mra. Doris Hutchln- Bureau of Internal Revenue. There tLe union and the company la Eight tables were In play at .the Mrs. Samuel Corr haa returned was at FarmarsbunL Ind., waa about to expire. The representa ure before that o f hia mother Juat the aea cocks of the 11,735-ton father, hla wife, Mrs. Christine be sent out tomorrow. Scotland. Mrs. Rood waa formerly from a vltlf with reUUves In New ton which entitles him to member fore, It U emphasised that a tax- graduated from Wewtern Reserve, (Babcock) Felden; two daughters. pinochle party held by CHImax Miss Helen Crlckmora of South tives of the union are asking for because it la nature. He wants ship a short Ume before It was to The Wapping Y.M.C.A. will hold York to her home In Plnney street, ship In the Juvenile Grange. Miyer who la Uabta for a nturn and Cleveland, in 193(y Chornock, n na- mommy and he wants her aU the Nine new membei .were admit-, „. , .... Shirley and Beverly; two brothers, diapter. Eastern Star Thursday its regular meeting tomorrow eve Coventry. The worthy matron, Mrs. LUllan 81 cents on hour and the oompiuiy an-Uthiionlan toe wsya, only to have night. John Mlrtl of Wlllington Her daughter, Mlsa Sylvia Corr, Is a engaged hi a bualness or profas- tlva of Hungary/cam# bars from Ume. ted to the Amei William and Erwin Felden of this ning at' tbe Community house at Mrs. Alfred O. Ciickmore Is • Hutclilnaon, was unable to be pres Is offering 69 cents. The result Society St lost night’s* meeting held the attempt dlsoovered at the lost HIU took one of the prizes. visiting relatives In Pawtucket, aion la required to use Form KHO. M dgeport, Cow-i where he reald- Now I come to mother hereelf. dty: three sisters, Mrs. John 8 o'clock. patient at the Windham <3ommun ent due to illneee. The return must be filed with ' at the conferonce will be made in Liberty Hall/brlnging tbe total I minute. Kearns of Hartford. Mrs Fred Jos Goodrich has started hli R. 1. ed alnee b^ h known to tbe night men at a Actually ahe is her own worat ene "It'a not true," declared John Mra. Judson .. Nevers, Sr., has Ity Memorial Hospital. ‘The Board of Tax Review sriU The Peat Mestera of Bolton tbe eoUactor at Internal revenue my. She haa two alllea In this: to 53. The mmberahlp la now Smith of. Manchester and Mrs. work In Hansen's store at West been 111 at her home In Pleasant Roland -VUen was home |rom Orange, David Toomay, Keeney meeting being held In Hartford made up o f ^ men and 23 women. IG. Pew, president of the sblpbuUd- Wlllington and Is taking orders and be In eeeeloB In the BUlngton Town tor the district in which the ta«- one her motherly conscience, the Marla .Tyler of Rockville; and bis Valley, for several weeks. Peneeook, N. H. for the weeK-end- Hutehlnaon, O e o m R o ^ Henry payar baa hla legal raMdane# or this afternoon and the day men It was vojM at the meeting to Ing company which built the Mor- delivering over Wlllington HIU. Hell Thureday, February 1 from I Meaaey, Thomas Daly, Jr., Maxwell will be Informed of progress made other the fear of neglecting her mscmail for the Moore-McCor- •unt, Mrs. Mary Mayen. Tbe Ellsworth MemorlM High ‘There were eight, tables of whist a. m. to 4 p. m.; Wednesday, Feb principal place of bualneae on or to B u y children. So ahe won’t accept the close the'campaign for members Building Theodore Meyers, returned home 'A .’The funeral will be held on School basketball team w-lll play and four tablet of bridge playing Hutehlnaon, inatallet. the following before mhWght of March 15,1940. at a meeting to be held tonight at on Febrhsry 13. which will be toe I ™mack line: "I heard the“ » story■ sev- Saturday from the Johnson Me ruary 7, from 8 a, m. to 4 p. m. officers; Master, Joseph Mack; bridge Invitation becauoa Jimmy ached the Wednesday afternoon tit/ two the Bloomfield team this evening Friday evening at the Monte CJar- and Saturday, February 10, from The tax may be paid In full at tbs More Bombers 8 o’clock. would be SO upiMt If ahe were not next i^ t liig nlalkt. The men of the o’clock at the Ladd Funerad Home morial hospital and Is making a at Bloorofleld. lo card party in the town hall overseer. Hazel B. Hutehlnaon; lec time of filing the return or In four o r g p fiE a ^ w e r e to have provld-'I ship, and paid no attenUon to It' good recovery from an operation 1 to 8 p. m. to hear from those at home after school to answer hie A commission spokesman sal( on Ellington avenue. Rev. Freder sponsored by the Coventry League turer, Lydia Young; chaâln, ■quM InataUmenta, due on or be- "Hello, Mom, you there 7 ” She can Ae refreahments, but the wom- for appendicitis. persons claiming to be aggrieved Adella N. Loomia; ataward. Max W ill Drop Plan I nothing untoward hod been ick W. Rapp, pastor of tbs Rock- of Woihen Voters. Mrs. R. B. Ben by the doings of the Assessors at tore-AUreh 15, June 16, Septem see his disappointed face, picture membera ourprised them by vlUa BapUst church will officiate, The young people of Memorial nett waa chairman, Mra. B. E well B. Hutehlnaon, Jr.; aeeretary, ber 16, and Decamber 16. Burbank. Calif,, Jan. 80—(to — brought to the attenUon of the church held a discussion meeting ths town of Ellington, or claim hla lonellneaa. "Why, I '.wouldn’t 'coming prepared and served sand asalated by Rev. Dr. George B. Coliim bio Flint In charge of tIckeU, and Olive SwarjKm; treaaurer, Cerena Qreat Britain has contracted with For Liquidation miss seeing Jimmy for anythl^ wiches^ coffee and doughnuts. I comnUoslon. at the parsonage Sunday evening. ing offsets, must appMr and file Peace; gate keeper, Oscar AAder- Tbe vessel to ona of several Brookes, pastor of the Union Con Mrs. Arthur Cowles, food commit Lockheed Aircraft Co*p. for 300 under the aun,” she explaina. gregational church, a friend of the The Mission Circle will moot at their complaint at one of these ■on; (3erea, Charlotte Mack; Flora, WeMôtt Rice tee. Whist prizes went to Mrs, meetings. E..P. Splelman, Thomas new-type bombing planes, bring Be careful, mother., Small tyran- nmily. Burial will be In Grove memorial church Wodnewlay at 2 Mary Lamareaux, Mrs. Ralph Eleanor Hutchinson; Pomona, Ida Tribute Is Paid Hartforff, Jan. SO. — (to — The nth W chuW Nct. ""''S » nlUtuy tmnpoB. -in p. m. The topic of the study will be 575-12, WlUlmantlc Division Llsk, Joseph DeCaril ere members Plnney; aapiatant ataward, Edward ing to 760 lU purchases of sky plan foi itortial liquidation'of the ntos grow inty big ones. I am 100 Hill cemetery. Reynolds and Mrs. John Cummlak per cent with you about being on that over 60 have been secured the' The funeral home will be open "Leavening the Mass.” of the board. De Dealer; lady aasiataiit steward, wmxiora from the Arm to men, Frank Haradon, George (3uur Mrs. Lattls J. MUler la con To Aircraft charter will'close In February. The line of business Jt$n Munro. (êry Tuesday evening for the conven- Dr. Horace B. Sloat took for the The annual whist and auction In and Nathan Jacobson; bridge, months. . Yeomans Hall Saturday, evening In fined to her home In Main atreet Mra. NeUla Brown played for the organisation voted to donate $5 to I * ' 1 tanca of friends. themes of his sermons Sunday, at Mrs. WlUlani Robarge.. Mrs. UI Tha company announeed yeoter- •tockholdera at the company offices But stop and think. You need . Funeral South Wlllington, "Wise Workers" honor of the President’s birthday with an Injured wrist as the re Installation and the three P lw ey day that the bomben are faaUr to TenryvUle tfila afternoon, Preai tbe Prealdent'a boll committee an d]/lL S lllO rC l I S lY & m e C l' llan Proulx, and Thomas Welles sult of a fall on the ice while re Hartford, Jen. 80—O^Na^lonal little diversion. It la good for you thla donation was made thla after- The funeral of John Jacob. Son- and on Wlllington Hill "God's and for the benefit of the National special prlxes, Robert White, and elstera 'seng. State Home Eco and larger than the Hudeen type dent Eliot Farley eald today. Did you think that the only onea who. profit 'financiaUy from building a ^ turning to her home from a visit nomic member end .aecretai^ of government oSlcialA Army, Navy to go out occasionally, U occasion noon. dsregger, 87 of Palrvicw avenue Guidance.’’ Foundation for the Prevention of Grace W. Wood. uMd prevloualy. The oentract. In Palatine olit that' EacIa Lock By Manufacturers Infantile Paralysis went over the to her niegbbor. Pomona Grange, Slater Laura and Air Corps office^, have Joined atock Is widely eeettered, and that permits and oU Is well at home. new home, were the buildm ? They do profit eonsiderably, but ao do the was held this afternoon at two The federated churches will be. Earle W. lOreen Post, American cluding spare parU, aggregaU* My answer is "B”, with, of coutm, o'clock at the Burke Funeral gin a new schedule of services next top again this year, -with a net Lqomla, Sister. HlUa, Pomona Flora leaders In tha clvU, buabieaa and llg.000,000. The ahlpn Vm he pro a 75 per 'cent vote—neceaeary for Legion, will hold a whlat In the of Wapping, were present. Queata Industrial life of/H artford and some qualiflcotione. To he sway Illinois Challenges workmen, and the lumber aupply companies and their cmploycce" ■' in fact* Home with burial In the Ellington Sunday. Under this new plan the profit of $154.88, of .which.one half town hall Friday for the benefit duced at the rnU nf 40 p«N poroval of the propooal to buy in were alro present from Hebron Connecticut In pajring tribute to l(X),00 of the comnroy'a own etock too much fllea the link. To be Hartford, Jan. 80 — (to — The Center cemetery. Sunday school of So\ith Wlllington will be sent to the" Foundation at of the Junior Republic. Lockheed also announced . present oil the time may rust It everyone, who has any direct contact' $dth the building, profits. They aU Baaketball ’Tonight will begin at 9:30 a. m. The mem Warm Springs and'(he other half Marlborough Andover, Maiicheeter and Wapping. Donald L. Brown, president at Tbe traeU for oonatrueting three îa difficult At a m , Mr. Farley Bioff Contention I Monufacturan Aaaoclatlon of Owners of missing dogs or cats About 7Fwere preieht. United Aircraft Corporation, kid "the Biightert oppoaltlon Is Some of the beat mothers I’ve The Falcons of this city, unde- bers of the Sunday school will remain In Tolland county. Year- arc hoping their canine friends pasaaager traaoport planaa for j known have been thoae who attend Connecticut announced today the have more money to spend for their needs. foatad and standing at the top of Join with the regular church ser round residents, summer residents Mra. Boward Lord Tha Orange voted to repair all whose funeral waa held thla after bfficlent to Idll the propoeaL” appotntinent at Mohlon Ashford, have not met th$ fate which near dining room tables In the hall, pro of Pan-American Atrwaya, lae., ed to their bomee cradltahly and the Northern Connecticut league vice for worship at 10 o’clock. The and persona . living In adjacent ly overtook a dog, the sole com 884-2, East Hemptea noon. * South American reuUe at n coat of yet found time for diversion. It ie Sacramento, Jon. 86 —(to — onerUme sccretora to two govern Of course, the home furnishers and landscape gaidenm and de(Boratora Will meet the South • Windsor A. towns combined to make the affair viding the various organiaatlena are Servlcea for Mr. Brown, who died ors of Puerto Rico, os foreign | younger children will be free to panion of a’ man living on the willing that they do so. 8700,000 . and three 14-pMaesger good for children tq, know that Dlinoia challenges the contenUon C. quintet In the Town Hall this retire during the slngihg of a ! the most atlcceasful ever held here. Monday morning in a New York mother is not only mother, but a of William Btoff, Tlollywood labor trade secretary. make direct m Ic s to the famUy' who owns the new home. But the basiness* Once again the town of Columbia Hill. After being gone four daye. The B oe^ of T a x Revtaw wlU Hollis MeKae la recovering from Lodettkr trnniverU ter. Sonth Report on Quints evening In a league game. Playing hymn Just before the sermon. Sun the animal returned to hla master hoepltal, ware held thla afternoon Africa's, D.B.TA, (Moaamhtoue) peraon with rights as well aa them- union leader that he hOs rehabili Ashford succeeded Albert

next year, tt wouM w etelaa awuki la the stau up to by anyone else in this coun Febnuuy 2nd in Enrop« • SERIAL STORY U n it to CcK>rdinate funettienaI of the lattar i ■rtir-**«— i dapartEMEb Oae re> try possessing *Be largely. -V Weather No^.v Soviet Icebreaker Home; The propoeed egenoy I t l 8 ‘ Amrlrfitfr with natural rseoureaa e< landA ealves ths>'eaavletlea that wa have After Mrs. Bartmaae there is no Projects Is Urged THE CAPTAIN'S DAUGHTER Daily Radio Programs wmten, foreats, and mlnanto and a eommlaslooar o f edueatlOB who one of the family left to carry on Off Balance Drifted for 27 Months Cmtag^ Btralft eopveiewr. »s4«x Eastern Standard nine Ualeea OUwrwtae Noted. would assist In the forranlaUoD o f these vast phllanthropiae—If in NZA eeevice. inc. com pactA conceivos the function o f the BY HELEN WORDEN Weehington, Js a 80— (FV— The Interstate schooto to be tha fittlag of the deed the distribution of the great The re p o rt also recommended WHY Moscow, Jan. 80.—(iF)—A SorietfJan. 8, ths fisdoff ersw saw ths United fiUtsd Chamber of Oom^ It n t n au*M Standard Oil fortune baa not been Snow and Cold fo r Cana merce recommended today that a the state com pact plan, rather than gtata’a diildbood for those useful saga of the perpetual Arctic Iqa beams of our searchlights. Two ra rga lek largely completed already. There Oast O f CEsracten T big voice was klndjir. "O f courra jMuMc; 3:30, Pepper Young Fam Federal agency be ereeted to co- I' and happy Ufa acUvltlsa, whatever ily; 6, Luther-Layman Singers. dians and Americans ended on a note of triumph today days later, the twinkling tights of fVNv f l W OMMral IU aM «r are no children. Marie In Porte — model in ex- pin 's tocUcs and/my owm aren i the Sedoff gleamed in the dark ordlnaU proJecU for the develop itn they may be, toward which its oiks I WABC-CBS—8:15, Road Bulld- aa the Northern Sea Route Ad roM aywptenw PtmaM Ot^b^fl. I elusive drees shoppe^ liven on a 1 jbe same. Now /tie told his WTIC Could Be Worse. ministration reported to Joseph ness of the Arctic night. ment of natural rseourcea natural endowments may have beiges before he told Ws girl. With me ■ers’ program; 4:15, Highways to A report approved by the organ j E M iu n u i take M i ■vMT Health; 6:16, Hedda Hopper. Stalin that the icebreaker Sedoff. Fort«d Way Throngk led _l ■•ndajr* BaWNt •« predisposed it. Seven Years of Hitler Dan Donovan - » playboy aoa of twould be the/dlber way rou ^. Hartford isations boM of govetnore aald UqoM • TnhMd WJZ-NBC — 13:30, Farm and Washington, Jan. 30.—(/P)—The blasted from the grip of polar fioes, “ For 10 days our fiogahlp stub ttM f o « a rieli Irishman, ia love with Lynda twlMlM her handkerchief 1040 kc. tfiA i m. bornly and methodically, how by that whUo "tho proposed agency Mo m Drop Owuu M If before bearing Dr. Oraes ex It is seven years ago today that Home hour; 2:15, Quilting Bee; world’s n'cather has gone off bal bad been brought H fe ly home after ®**^-*‘ Arira:?: Mario. i nervously. ’'I'm terribly ***PPy; drifting at the top of the world 27 frontal attack, now by fianktng would not be a oontlnuatlon of ths plain hia ideas ooncemlng the re 6:15, DlscuaMon of “ Woman’s ance. MpsdsUvtsI nnMCHtrnoit * a t m _ doddering old Paul Von Hlnden- Tommy Byaa — leader of the but 1 hardW know whet to ssy, ^ Tuesday, January 80 months. movements, forced its way National Raeourcea Planning tmekors SghUng Marie’s Father. Place In National Defenae." While Canadians and Americans Board, for which Oongresa haa eo hM J m t Mall ...... •^•*55 directing of an educational pro burg, who bad muddled through ! She d r o p i^ into s ®****'f * P. M. The rescue was accomplished by j through three-year-old ice. W# ax- liaatli air' Itatl Lyada Martta — society debu- I Mike, "pm crazy about D w . I ve ; I MBS—1:30, Ohio School of the may think they have been having far refused any approprtoUon for Read Herald Adats iBCta Copy gram for ConnecUcut we display several mistaken years as the 4:00— Backstage Wife. Air; 4:15, From London, Malcolm a severe spell of snow and cold the 11,000-ton Icebreaker Joseph perienced the strongest Ice-Jam taabs, wants to marry Da . ! done nothing but Uilnk of him d ^ ^ Stalin, after the Sedoff was carried ming of Jan. 11 and 13. The ahip >^V«r«a 6m TMT ed aome fear that such a program wholly Ineffectual head of the 4:15— Stella Dallas. MacDonald on “The Colonies and weather, It has not been as dls- Baptiste iM Polte — Marie’s and night for the last three within 300 miles of the North Pole, passed with credit this aeverd MBHBER o r 4:30— Lorenzo Jones. the War.” agroeabls as they might have ex might come to savor o f Fascist German "republic," named Adolf lather, owner ol a Be^ of bargee. a new record for ships, and then trial. THE AStOCIATED r U U , i *'Ûke laughed, a big, J o v ia l'^ 4:45— Young Wldder Brown. Short waves; RNE Moscow, pected. Judging from past weather 1 ^ - Tk* AWMiatcd Pr««» la aaeloalva* planning we are frank to say that HlUer as chanceiror. It was a drifted slightly southward. “Next day tha lea oondltlona Yesterday I Tommy Byaa "steals’* laugh. "You’ll get over that, mo J 5:00— Girl Alone. 5:30, New and music; 2RO Rome performances. ' aaUUat la Iha aaa ar rapubllea- The Sedoff. in tow of the Joseph changed, and on Jan. IS wa ap nothing could be further from the purely mechanical operation on a cargo of phosphate from Bat, dear, when you realize that you ye 9 5:15— Midstream ’f:30. Light music; P<3J Eindhoven The people of northern Europe s;;!aa at all nawa tiapatehaa eradliad Stalin, came bank to Murmansk proached the Sedoff." ^ It ar not eiharwiaa araditad In intention of, at least, the commis the part of the octogenarian sol transfers It to another barge. In- got nothing but him to concentrate s'. 30—Jack Armstrong. 8:45, Program, fr o c U. S.: CSC have been having their coldest last night, to a fiood-llghted wharf But freeing the trapped vassal tbia papar and alao tha lacal nawa fitrlated. Bat leads the bargemen on for the rest o’ your life.” 5:45—The O’Neills. London 11:30, Matters of Moment storma in half a century. Ordinari pabllanad hamta. sioner of education. dier-president, because Hinden- where relatives waited to greet the w ai an even greater ta ^ , ha re All rt»hta af rapablteatlan af la aewther pitched battle with the "Yesterday afternoon.’ Then 6:00—News and Weather. ly when severe cold strikes that »It was particularly gratifying, burg had long, passed the time of 6:15—Jules Lande Salon orches part of the globe, similar conditions craw of 16, whom they had not seen lated. 1**^1 apaelal diapatebaa barain ara alae trucltors. Police break up the flght. Lynda told him of the luncheon, since the voyage began June 16, W'-’ S raaaraad. indeed, to hear the commissioner being bis own man. Hitler bad Tommy stops Dan and Marie near tra. prevail in tha northern United "The Sedoff," hd Mid. “ Wtd Y ( going to Vamet’s and leaving Dan 1937. the barge. Daa toils Tommy to 6:80— History In the Headlines— States and particularly In the frozen into a cup of loa waightog rail aarvlaa allani af N. E A. declare that bU objeetlvo was de screamed and bluffed his way Into at four. .. ^ Helpless In lea si'veral thousand tons. But by •arrlaa tna leave Marie alone. Tommy sw.ugs "He brought me home, she ex Prof. Andre Schenker. WDRC northeastern states, according, to î// Snitgt Since Oct. 23, 1937. the Sedoff centralization o f actual currlcuUr ascendency in Germany Just at Dan, who promises to attend to 6:45— Lrtwell Thomas. R. H. Welghtman, official fore heating the hull and blowto^f up d s k -^ Pnbllabara HapraaanUllaaA Tba plained. ’’1 asked him In for a Hartford had bean helpless In the Ice with a w i and managerial control by any as he has since screamed him later. Aboard the barge. Ust cocktail but he aald he must go on< 7;00— Fred Waring’s orchestra. caster of the United States Weath the Ice. we gradually treed the inllna Mathawa tpaelal Aaanep— 336 m broken propeller. Supplied with daw Tori. Chlaaco. Datroll and sUte or federal authority and a and bluffed his way into the welcomeo them. Tommy trails A vAfy Important question h a d ^ 7:15—1 Love a Mystery. 1380 kc. er Bureau. ship of part of the Ic a '7:30—Let’s Go to Work. Comparatively Mild Weather food and fual, Capt. K. 8. Badigan Thick TbwUnea Dnttl katon much greater development of lo position of diabolical center of be settled later In the day. and hla crew engaged in ■clentlfic Aiottinj Chapter VII said he had already made up 8:00— Johnny Presents. Tnesday, Jan. 80 Even the bitter cold experienced "With great dlffloulty tlM fidf- MEMEER AUDIT b u r e a u o r cal control, with the state hoard world attention and source of all observations and had hoped to drift OIRCUUITIOIfR The first question Mike Donovan ! mind but the other person had noi 8:30— Pot O’Gold. p. m. here has not equalled tbe record ship forced Its way toward the acting far more in an advisory fear throughout Europe. Hlnden- set by the cold spell in Europe, and across the Pole. euge of the lee. Thick towUnod put to Ling, the Chinese butler, I suppo.se it was some business 9:00— Battle of the Sexes. 4:00—MuMc Off the Record When perverse Ice currents pre ______na Companr, 9 :3 0 -Fibber McGee and Molly. the northeast haa been having could not stand the unbaarablo Be., aaaumaa no financial raaponal- and helpful capacity and less as a biirg, who hated the upstart com when he got home from the South deal." Anxiety showed on her 4:45—Ad Liner , vented this, the Joseph Stalin went iMItT for iTpoaraphleal arrora ap- Wednesday evening ' was about face. ’’But where can he be now? 10:00—Bob Hope; Judy Garland; 5:30—It Happened in Hollywood comparatively mild weather. strain, and burst one after aaotb- layer-down of hard and fast com moner with all the contemptuous Both North America ano Europe on an adventure-packed voyage of taaiina In advartlianianta la tba Dan. I ’ve waited al day for him to Skinny EnnU’ orchestra. 6:46— Scattergood BMnea rescue, the official Russian news er. laaehaalar Bvanlna HaralA mands. loathing of a Prussian military My boy in?" he asked, aa Ling phone." 10:30— Uncle Walter’s Dog House. «;00— The Easo Reporter— News. get most of their cold weather Tha loe cup finaUy waa tom off from the winds which whtotla down agency Taza reported. only on our way to Barentsburg." We agree wholeheartedly with aristocrat for guttersnipe politi helped take the bags out of the She began to cry. Awkwardly 11:00— Newz and Weather. Weather Comdr. Ivan âpanjn, head of out of tlie Arctic and aub-Arctlc. Leaving that far northern part Tueaday, JanuAiy 30 much that Dr. Grace said yester- cians, was too old and too hewll- car. Mike put hla arm about her 11:15—Polish orchestra. 6:06—Hedda Hopper’s HoUywood the Northern Sea Route Adminis shoulders. He hated a woman’s 11;4'5— Blue Barron’s orchestra. Most of England's noae-dripptng Jan. 26. “ we sailed In d narrow day—for one thing, that much of dered to resist on the onsweep of "No, sir." 6:20— Edwin C. HIU tration said: Ling never failed to answer di tears. 11:55— News. 6:80—H. V. Kaltenboro storma, such aa those of the last Qorridor between two cycloneA' Some OmissioiiR? the public school education in this week, Welghtman explained, come The aea met the Icebreaker Nazlism and slid down the muddy rectly but be always gave the im- "There, there, my dear, he said. ^ Tomorrow's Program e<48— Today In Europe ■aid Papanln. “and we bad to ateer from low pressure areas arising In (Joseph SUlln) with a gale raging country for a considerable num slide of appeasement along which preaalon of knowing more than he “ I ’ve been over-excited meaelf. A. M. 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy for several dayA A t latitude 80 de a complicated courea, trequentljr Whan the report of the Barker Dan’s all right. He’s probably with the vicinity of Iceland. changing it depending upon movo- ber of years has been better cal he was later followed hy Mr. told. This trait maddened Katie 6:00— Blue Orass Roy. 7:16— Jimmie Fldler grees, 32 mlnuteA the ship en Oommiaalon on the conditiona at Donovan but Mike found it amus some of the lads he knew in col 6:25— News. Usually the Icy temperaturM of ment of the cyclonee. ^ tho end culated to encourage its graduates Chamhcrlaln of Britain and Mr. 7:30—Helen Mencken in “ Second the winds are greatly modified In countered Impassable Ice fields, the tiM NoHrlch Bute HoaplUl wap ing. lege. Don’t you worry. We’ll all 6:30— Francis Cronin, organist Husband" of the fourth day wa eaw the m sweeping over North Atlantic storming o f which could have re to try to live by their wits than Daladler of France. "I like servanto that wont’ talk,” have a big celebration tomorrow 7:00— Morning Watch. mainland. A few hours more peee- I ^ ^ BBBwered by the traateea of that 8:00— Eklward O. Robinson and seas, and the blasts, reaching Eng. sulted In exhaustion of our coal to understand and appreciate the These seven years have been was his reply whenever Katie night. A special dinner In honor 8:00— News, Weather. One Munson in ’'Big Town” ed. and we moored at Murmansk." iBPUtutlon in a letter to Governor complained. of the Happy occasion.” land and northern France, cause The Sedoff began Its strange necessity of living by the per the brewing of more hell oiv earth , 8:15— Doyle O’Dell. 8:30—Court of Missing Heirs 'the "blowzy" foggy weather of ..'e cohflned ourselves to deep Baldwin three weeka ajfo a pynop* As a matter of fact he would 8:30— Radio Bazaar. 8:65—News— Elmer Davis fsoonnoltering, and proceeded to voyage with two other ohlpe, tha formance of real services—the than any other seven of the Chris have condoned anything short of It was after 8 when be returned London. However, under extreme Sadko and Malygin, but these ate o f tha truatees’ reply waa 8:45— Rhythm, of the Day. 9:00-^We, The People conditions they fall to lose their Barentsburg, where we bunkered dignity of a productive Job. It Is tian era. murder that either U ng or the home. Too upset to ride, he walk 9:00— Dramatized News. .freed themselyes In April, 1938. public in Hartford. Tha pre* ed, thinking of Dan all the way. 9:30—Concert In Rhythm , frigidity over the ocean and carry and again oalled northward. On the latter objective at which Com They have witnessed a deeper other Chlneae servants did. Ever 9:15— Food Newt. 10:00— Glenn Miller’s orchestra / Bomption ia reaaonable that it since he hadmbipped aa a boy to Perhaps the boy woulij pay more violent icy storms across Ekigland missioner Grace is obviously aim descent Into the benighted bestial 9:30— Music While You W a lt 10:15— Gov. Baldwin’s Highvyay and France and as far south •Eianated from the Qovemor'a of- the Orient, he'had had a rough attention to busineas after he 10:00— The Man I Married. '\ married and settled down. Mike Safety Campaign northern Italy. Soe. A further preaumptlon ing. ity of sheer barbarism than was tendemesa toward the Chinese. 10:15— John’s Other Wife. looked forward to the day when 10:20— MuMc Patterned For Uanc- Weather Froqueotly Balsnoea Another point of agreement be attained during the primitive re When he could, he put them on 10:30—Just Plain Bill. Overnight News Pittman Urges tpould be reaaonable that it nraa a hia boata. He was good-humored, he could add "and Bon” after Ing In much the same way Canada tween the commlssVmer and this version of the Dark Ages. Donovan on the brass name-plate 10:45—The Woman In White. 10:30—The Esso Reporter^ —News, and the United States get moat oi mal pynopala, containing an eaaen* hearty and considerate of them. ll:0 O -^ a v ld Harum. Of Connecticut newspaper which we believe exists Perhaps it will take ten times While Katie waa not exactly en outside the building on Lower Weather their snow and freezing weather Embargo Club ttal facU. 11:16— Road of Life. 10:35— Music Patterned for Danc from air sucked in through the By AaauetatMl freoA Is upon the Impossibility of re seven years to undo the enormous thusiastic over having them In the Wall Street that housed hla ship There are, however, aome eeaen- bers to slip some Jack to Finland 11:30—Against the Storm. ing giant funnel of the Mackenrie riV' Injury to civilization that baa house, thq(? came. Ling and Takl ping interests. garding education as aomething without having tn go on record Puffing nervously on hla cigar 11:45— Guiding Ligh t 11:00— Paul Sullivan er basin in northern Canada Just New Haven—The Board of Di tial facta in connection with thia were privileged characters. They 12:00 Noon—The Two Hals. Argues Power Needful that can be measured and parcel been done during these seven about it, such as through a roll had been with the Donovans from he fitted his key in the front door. 11:15— Mitchell Aj^rea' orchestra. east of the Canadian Rockies. The rectors of The Security Insurance Bubject which did not become call vote. That way they can take ed out like potatoes or ouncss of years by Hitlerism—and which the time Mike made hla first Ling was waiting in the hall. P. M. 11:30— Lang Thompson’s orcheitra weather of the two continents ftw- Company elected Gilbert H. Fulton To Show Japanese Con Imopm through the publication of credit for the thing if it pans out money. As their fortune Increased, ‘Well, Ung, any news?” 12:15— Day Dreams. 12:00—Night Owl Request Pro quently balances as tile Arctic air a vice-president of the concern. He gold—so much in such a bIbo or may be multiplied in the next sev 12:30— Your Family and Mine. th^ aummary of the hoapltal tnia* well and can blame it on Presi the cook and the two second boys "Something happen, Mr. Dan." gram— Harvey Olson maaaes sweep southward. previously was an assistant aecre- gress Not Afraid. weight parcel, for so much money; en. dent Roosevelt If the business of 12:45— Slngin’ Sam. "Theae storms over NorUi tMa* letter to the Governor. By George Rosa < Seventy Daddy Loved the Same were added. U ng’a laconic tones were heavy 1:00—Sign Off tary. Tbe company stockholders or tor so many years or semesters. And perhaps It may not be lending war money backfires with Sweet Girl." Tonight, stepping from the car with excitement. 1:00— News, Weather. TontoiTow*B Program America seem to break out of the elected John T. Manson, Clarence Washington, Jan. 80—(e )—Sen I t would bo Intereatlng to know, the public. New York—The things you hear 1:15— EUlen Randolph. Mackenzie bazln aa tbe pressure wholly vain to hope that the les I f the return of old songs con to the house, Mike______glanced toward Mike stared at him, his teeth Blakeslee and Allerton F. Brooks ator Pittman (D -N ev) aald today ftom auch an authoritative aource I f Dr. Grace continues to carry in Tin Pan Alley: 1:30—Marjorie Mills. p. m. / of air increaaea throughout that son of these seên years—and tha tinues, Forster might well get Into His eyea brightened I biting into the cigar. "What do to the Board of Dlrectore. on along the lines Indicated In hie The Irish folk melody that PAr- 2:00— Doye O'Dell. 7:00— Music Off Ths Record areA" Welghtman explained. that President Roosevelt needs the •a Governor Baldwin himself, the upper Income bracketa. He , alxht of the restlesa traffic, the you a»ean?” He spoke harahly e Esso Reporter — News, Bridgeport —Mtos Fannie R. next seven—shall not be lost up cy Granger incorporated into hla 2:15—"What the Premarital 7:16—thi Then they sweep southward, big club of potential embargoes ^ ' 1./ whether it waa atated In the trua> address here yesterday, and if be owns the rights to another revival neoole and the twinkling "Police phone." The knuckles of Damore, 26-year old factory In "Londonderry Airs" la about tq^ —"Miasouri Waltz," a Xbng with a i ...... — ------— Blood Test Has Accom Weather sometimes as far as Alabama and on the human race as the lesson of U ng’s yellow hands whitened as 8 spector, wee found drowned In a against Japan if tbe United Statea \ \ - letter that out of the 171 succeeds in the huge Job of carry have another popular revival. he Interlocked hla lingers. pushed”—Dr. Talbot. 7:30—Music O ff the Record Mtosisaippl, as they did in recent ' y - ' the World War so completely waa. Health-Diet strange history. Back in 1913, ••QiVe me New York every 7;66—^The Etoeo Reporter — News, abaUow part o f Beardsley Park to to obtain better treatment for ntal boapitala in the United ing the State Board o f Education It was knowU first aa "Danny John Valentine Elppel, an Iowa •• gald, half to himself, Mike dropped hia cigar. “ My 2:20—Golden Strings — Robert ' \ x ; / : Weather brook and Dr. H. R. DeLuca, medi -'U along with him In etrivlng for the Boy." Then Larry Clinton did it band leader heard a banjo player home ground here. Know God. don’t keep me guessing this Maxwell, Harpist A t times small "chunka" of air its citizens in Cfiiina. ”• \ •tatea there are only live prhich 8:00—Today in Europe cal examiner, aald she had commlt- \ Advice » aa "Thia la My Song" and another fool way. Fhere is he?” 3:80—The Career o f Alice Blair.^ sweeping across the cemtinent cut “Failure of Congreee to approve meet with the requlrementa o f the Ideals he so ably expressed, this In Miaaouri pllnking out the mel- g^hat’s ahead of me.” 8:16—Shoppers Special tad suicide. Police aald she had By Dr. Frank McCoy. firm turned out the same melody ody. ••Ye*, Mr," said Ung. But hta U ng leaned over methodically, 2:45—Meet Mtos Julia. off portions of tbe larger air legislation giving the prendeat / newspaper, tor one. Is apparently 8:30—^Tht Easo Reporter —News, maaaes from the north and create been despondent. Btandarda set up by the American aa "Would God I Were a Tender He asked the name and the ban- ^vas sad and hia face troubled, picked up Mike’s cigar and rested 3:00—Mary Marlin. Avon—The trial of two Avon Old discretionary authority to Impoea Apple Blossom’’—strange title. Weather small “ famlUea" of low pressure Bajrchlatric Aaaociatlon aa to tha going to be in for a brand new ex Washington Maay Causes of Headache joist said It waa a South Dakota Mike eyed him. "Something on it on an ash tray. 3:15— Ma Perkins. Farms School boys, charged with embargoes," Pittman told report* Now atlll another company—Ex Indian atrain. Frederick Knight understood the Cop calling, he say. Old Slip on 3:30-^Pepper Young’s Famjly. 8:35— Shoppers Special areas which cause storms In spot era, “ would confirm the opinion of SERVEL X Bumber of physlclana employed. perience— that o f being in full The moat curious fact about He JuvenUe deUnquency In connection clusive Music— is publishing it un Logs, a composer, learned the cjiinese too well, not to know that Front Street” He repeated the 3:45— trie and Sade. . 9:00— Woman of Ckiurage ted aress. the Japimese that Congreaa I I r C T H o l- * I t would be Interesting to know, sympathy with tha dominating with a bombing at an explosive y Daybook headache la that the pain which der the title of "M y Colleen.” tune ôm Eppel and elaborated xjhg waa deeply worried. He alao words sing-song fashion. “ First 9:16— American School o f the A ir Tbe recent extreme cold which afraid to srant such power. to has aided Finland In its defeime lant and tbs firing of a cottage on gram this aame authoritative fcroe in Connecticut education. scema to localize in the head, may .The next fad may be ragtime on It. ‘ knew that you could not force the Precinct Meesah Dan to Jail." 9:46—Bachelor’s Children an. 33, waa postponed Indefinitely. " It would encouraga tha Japaa-1 against Russian invaslOB to prob S Esurce, whether the trustees' let- And of fully enjoying the Job of By Preston Grover be doa to a cause over two feet —you remember it if you go back Forster, who waa a music Jobber oriental to reveal himself until the ' (T o Be Conttoned) 10:00—Pretty Kitty KsUy Stote’e Attorney Hugh JL Alcorn. ese governaiaat to eoetlaua, tad to tbe period just before jazz. Rusz 10:16—Mjnit and Marga ably due to northeast winds sweep tar stated that of these aam^ 171 doing what it can to aid in pub away, arising in the Intestinal tract at the time, got X copy o f the song | came. tffcUring tbe case w u stlU under probably laoreaeA tta dlecilnibia-1 Morgan dug up one of tbe old 10:80—Hilltop Houaa ing down from the Arctic, Weight tlpa a g ^ e t our cltlaeaa la ChlaA" licising and encouraging the new Washington.—It developa that Another etriking fact about head and tried to Interest publishers in Once inside the door Mike turn- InveeUgatlcm, said one o f tba boya iBSUtutlona only thirty-live r ^ t classics, “Johnson R ag" and Clin edTla*attention to the house Hiair rp. „ Colum n R a d i ® X " 10:46—Stepmother man aald. . Pittman, obainnan of tba For-1 Senator Byrd o f Virginia, one of ache la Its amazing commonness. it without ■ucAesa. Finally he The true conditions prevailing V.U1 be 17 yeare old nest month and the American Psychiatric AasoclA^ and better way. the Prealdent’a severeat critics, Within one year, you probably suf ton then did "Down Home Rag.'’ decided to publish It hlmaelf. For quick eyes moving automaUcally | ru ci n 11:00—Jerry Cooper would not be/glven a Juvenile court «lgn Relations CommlttOA to auth* R e f r ^ Will Osborne has Just written 11:16—Brendal Chirtto over the northern half of Europe or of a propoaal which would gtva ir a io r s tton’s standards aa to nurses and made it possible for tbe budget to fer more from headache than from months he plugged the song with- { on from one familiar piece of hall ■" are not known wltb customary ac bearing. Tha'other boy to 16. "East Dubuque Breakdown," 11:30—Gig Sister tbe chief executive dtocretlonary attendants, and that among these be held low enough to skin under any other symptom. out any favorable reaction. New York, Jan. 80.— (ff)—From curacy, the Weather Bureau fore Hartford-fTha Rev. Royal W- Great Philanthropist which one of the larger music T to t 'O lV 11:46—Aunt Jenny^s Stories power to Impose embargoes the 45-bllUon debt Unfit. Many people either ignore head That came later—and with a | ti.e standpoint of the radio quiz, caster added, because none of the Ferguson, 71. retired pastor tbe as is the Norwich State Hospital. Lest June the Senate, at Byrd’si ache, allowing It to wear away, firms thinks good enough for pub 13:00—Kato Smith Speaks Montauk /Avenue Baptist chtfrch against Japanese Imports But be | Savings t o | 68.85 8. Harkness, now dead lication. neither man nor woman shelwa 13:16—When A Girl Marriea warring European countries to I t would be interesting again to request, called on all tha govr or else they take a paln-deadenlng ss. I srii w." .. sending the cooperative weather In New London, suffered cuts o f added; “ Oh Johnny Oh” was not a Hop revival la doing well on the nickel white atone facade, an imposing That joy which nothing can m mental superiority, one over the 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent know whether the trustees’ letter at waa probably the first ernment corporations to submit remedy which suppresses the ache reports which are exchanged In the head, a sprained ankto and “ I f we are going to continue to I but does not reach the cause. Every when it was first Introduced a record machines. The title comes monument to Mike’s success in nor destroy other. 13:46—Our Gal Sunday ' brutoea wnen he waa knockro down make protests to Japaa through contained the statement that of Amerlcta who, throughout all his finenclel statements. Tbe order Ood’i peacetime. I On «few mo d> of Eleei time you have a headache you are generation ago despite the reports. from the state In which Eppel u f« dominated East 72nd Street. Cornea through faith in ThaYs tbe conclusion Just reach 1:00—Tbe Esso Reporter — News, by an Mtomoblle. He waa not the president, then should be 1 ^ 9 4 adult IlfW made a major busineas went to all such organisations as be I JO items of hospital set-up eatab- RFC, Commodity Credit Corpora missing a great opportunity If you Fred Forster, one of those respon- first heard it. “When did Dan go out?’; he in-] living Word. ed by Julia Sanderson and her Weather bospitslMwL granted eufflcient authority to [ Bahed as standard by the Ameri of giving aw ay money. Nobody tion, IGxport-Import Bank, Fed do not seek to discover the cause. ‘Bible for guiding Abe Oleman's When Oracle Was "And Oo.” qutred, getUng into the elevator. husband, Frank Crumlt, after 70 1:06— Ud On A Bus Ston^Dr. Frank Howard of make such proteata affectiVA” ' tFok^ Regular traM n allovto Ung 1 The Joy of the Lord, Hla Father to can Psychiatric Association, 17 knows how much be did distribute eral Crop Insurance and a dosen •Ylth removal of the cause, your song at that time, says it sold The folks on Radio Row were] “One clock yesterday.” broadcasta o f their weekly Battle 1:15—U fa Cton Be Beautiful Opera Troubles Rhode latohd, epeakliig at a meet Other eenatorA meanwhile, headaches will vanish. The person more than 1,000,000 copies. yarning about credit—and how folded back the elevator guard at kni)w, of the Sexes program on WEIAF- 1:30—The. Right To Happiness ing of itorden eMenttoU of Connec pressed coolness toward tba em. | are to be found in the organization in gifts to instltutloua of learning or more others. Byrd said many anees old motiumirol who has a splitting headache may actors and actresses who will not the third fioor. "Meesah Dan, he Fouiid pleasure In doing God’s NBC. Teams of five men and five 1:45—Main street—Hartford ticut, Maaaachuoetta and Rhode bargo IdeA and of charity, to Individuals and of them had a lot of capital they One of the reasons for the pres Nearly Composed Cf the Norwich hospital. did not need and might well send certainly be forgiven for taking ent popularity of the tune is For budge onstage unless their names M y ha luncbltng with Mlsa Mar- will. women are pitted against each 2:00—Lanny Rosa la la ^ . reported the eueceeeful uae Senator Wagnar (D„ N, T.), • I I f these items of Information to^ organised social aervlcea, but It something to stop the pain In the ster’s sentimental affection for it. are up In lights never complain | tin ' And as we In grace and In knowl- other, the side scoring the most 2:16— Golden Gate Quartet o f t w gee to kill disease organ- member o f the commlttsA do back to the Treasury. ' at seems to bs agreed that the total When It came time for the Pres emergency of hla suffering, but If one of hia first big hits. He resur about the comparative anonymity Mike looked questloningly . edge do grow points in answering puxxUng ques 2:30—To Be Announced tome hi the aoU. He said the novel ctored It would be "a U t too im erere included in the trustees’ re- headache is a recurrent symptom, Our hearts with HU purpose wlU ident to make up the budget, he rected It not long ago and Induced of radio. That brought to mind Ung. ’1 mean- t otoday. S S . tions being declsTM winner. 2:46—My Son * I New York, Jam 80— (86— Tbe method worind particularly well petuous’’ for tha eommtttaa to ^P^y to the Barker report— which of hla benefactions could not have he should also make a determined waa ready to agree with Byrd. Orrin Tucker to record it with hla the story of Grade Alien when "Yes, Mr. He not home today." fiU. . The program atarted Sept 30, 3:00—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne betilnd-the-ecenee difference of with tomatoea and aweet corn. take Im m e ^ te action on tha am- ICport had described the Norwich been leto than a hundred mlllton effort to banish the cause. When she waa a member of tbe Larry "W hat!" 1038. Since that time, the men 8:16—Society Gli^ opbtlon at the Metropolitan Opera Stratford—Jamas Cavanaugh of ' .A “With the lessening need for vocalist Bonnie Baker. A,s a bargo plan and euggasted a delay ndmlnlatratlon os "unsucceasfur’ dollars the cause la neglected, he will prob suit the song promises to sell an Reilly act before her partnership “ No, sir. Meesah Daa gone olnce >jtie Joy of the Lord forever will bs /have won 35 times. So have tbe 8:30—The Easo Reporter— News —the claim of two stare that tba Myrtle Beach died o f a fractured of a month or so whlla this gov loons In aome cases and the grow ably find on some future day that Mr. Harkness’ father waa a other 600,000 copies. Tucker got a with George Bums. yesterday.” , That through Him Ood’a grace women. Weather conductor waa too inexperienced- ■kun Ui Bridgeport hospital t m ernment studies Jajgaeae octlvl- and falling short of American ing surpluses In other ca'ses," M^ he Is Buffering from exactly the screen contract and Mia* Baker la She had been with tha act al IrriU bly Mike turned d o ^ the will be shown. 8:36—Strictly Swing —<211 Bayek came out into the open toet night bOure after hto automobile crash Paychlatric Association standards ironey getter, a close aaaoclate of Roosevelt said in his. budget mes aame type of ache he has today. sage, "It appears that some of Hated among the top-filgbt vocal' most two years when she decided hall to hto bedroom. "But where He wants to share thU wltb you Frank Gannett recently an with a band-shaking eatUemanL ed bito two trucks at a highway A commercial treaty with Jap the late John D. Rockefeller in the Different patients describe differ tateraeetloo Im t a Mt a Wlnnetka —It would seem that they might these corporations will have ■ ex Isto. That’s what one song can do. that it was time to get billinir. to he now?” he shouted. and with me, nounced aa a candidate for the Laurits Malcbior,' top-rankbig an, abrogated by tbs United | y ent types of aches; one patient may f Jng*e impasMve, expreaMon Morehouse, a paaaniger bi Cava very wen have been incorporated creation of Standard Oil. But hla cess capital funds. Currently, In TteF a Gold In Theae Old Tunes. Reilly agreed with her. The fol When we reap what here Republican presidential nomina Wagn'etton tenor, ebook bands In States, expired teat Friday, and complain of a splitting headache didn’t change. “ I not know, Mr.” naugh's car, auffered fractures of mother waa a giver.. Her benefac- response to Senate Resolution 130 Incidentally. Olman Is one of lowing week the billboard read: have sown. tion. will be heard .on W EAF-NBC front of an audience between acts cleared the way for the Impoel- la the synopsia of the trustees’ let- in which the pain la sharp and Hto voice was hopeless. Recreation /both legs and was taken to the (Bynl's), a comprehensive survey the Alley’s best known exenitlves LARRY REILLY AND C». Saturday afternoon in an address of “Die Walkuere’’ with 27-year- tion of embargoes if Oongreaa | ter that was made public. And tiona arc said to have run Into the boring; another complains of a dull Mike picked up hto hkt and coat and apprisal of assets Of govern now. He is delighted at the re Grade waa the “and C!o..’’ That That Joy and peace which does before The National Republican bid Erich Leinedorf, the conductor hospital. wtohee. Water Heaters I tens of mllHona Their son, ably ache. Sometimes headache Indi lasted six months. One night an "Hto girl can tell me," he roared, come to the heart V bo replaced the late Artur Bo- New Haven—Mrs. Mary Burne, not very well, in real Justice, left ment corporations Is being carried newed sueceaa of "Johnny," but Club...M rs. Charles P. Chapman, Center Items Opposed to Batoafga cates a minor disturbance but if He had the .temper of a wounded dSnxky. 69. and her three chUdrsA Frank. \ seconded and abetted by hla wife, out. On the basis of preliminary he Is trying to keep In the back olectriclan' fumbled the sign — When we know our sins are for Jr., of Portsmouth, O., has been Senator N ye (R., N. D.)> severe or recurrent. It may be an lion when Dan worried him. Neither eald a word but both Maurice and AUc a required medi iteed Savings op to I8S herself wealthy, made a career of studies, I estimate that It will ground the fact that at the same there waa no "and Co." So Grade given. selected as the “typical American Today: waa chosen to AH tha vaeaacy on I W e do not know, of our own Important diagnostic sign, pointing quit. She wouldn’t work without “Yes, Mr,” said Ling. smilingly received polite applause cal treatment after strong fumes, prove feasible to reduce the capi time he wrote a aong with the And know that we have a place bride” to appear In the Vox Pop 6r7—Handball for men, E. 8. the Foreign Relationa Ctoramlttoa kn ^ledledge, i that they did form philanthropy. out the existence of a aeriotu ab from the audienee when presented beUaved t o ^ v a bean UlumbiaUng tal funds of some of these c o r ;^ title, "A t Seven, Seventeen and billing. and a part pers WABC-CBS program from caused by the death o f Benator Genuinely modest, retiring, al normality. A t 7 o’clock Mike was ringing gym. by George A. Sloan, chairman of gas, seeped'mto their cellar and paAôf that letter, but we have rations by an -aggregate figure of in every case; the best plan for With Christ here on earth and In the New York Stock Exchange Borah (R., Idaho), aseertsd toe James Martin’s doorbell 7-8— Gym Claes for women, E. B. tha MetropoUtan Opera Fund. then up to the first floor. i n d n d o d e been credibly so informed. Even most timid, It was only the largest 3700,000,000, without In any way the patient bothered with many Heaven. Thursday evening. She waa mar was “ unalterably opposed to plae. U fed. .all 'Sorry, Mr, but Mr. Martin Isn’t large gym.„ Mtoelng was Kiratan Ftogated Waterbury — Injured Sunday and unhideable of hla great gifts Impeding their operationa." headaches ia to aelift, the President acalcd the need not be troubled 1^ headache. geU —W lth j tifte unattainable. children of the poor, who with "Don’t you think this bat makes t '.ke of protein, starch and fat and half beMde myself when that boy’s A. E. Flab. ton on “ Students and PoliUca' —J. Cheney’s group, W. 8. includbig. a 88-year-old teanutere- Headache ,1a a symptom fre mal the patient U said to have where an abundanca of aalads and concerned." He patted her band. brewery workers orgamzatioa con era, confirming a scarcity o f book the demand tor aluminum at ■ nurses and doctors, wera housed In me look Ilka a sUtesman?" Jones quently found in those bothered by anemia. ChiUtneas and hluenaas of 8:80, M. Gould orchestra; 10, Ikon- 8- 10—S bowling alleys reaerved time only. ■A' frulU are taken to provide ths " I ’m lookin' for Dan. Fm Just up treal concert. troversy, provided a heavy calen in g add he bad received no e all-Ume high,- Tbe Aluminum I a roomy old farm bou** on the asked. rervousness. It may also restilt the fingers are common symptoms Story About Thlrtaeno for Swedtoh glrto group, W. 8. Dr. Grace’s A im s "No, I don’t,” drawled Sum minerals and vltamlna, to It usual from Charleston. The servants What to expect Wednesday: Tomorrow: der today for tbe American FiM- pleaation. estate and In iraumerable In from emotional or phychlc causes. among anemic patUnta. The treat A ehlpment o f 1,860 kales of Company of America'today dto- | ners, with scarcely a trace of a ly necessary to add an extra tall me be ain’t been home Mnce Europd—NBC 8. a. m.; WABC- 5- d— Buaineee and Profeaeionaleration of Labor’s Executive Coun Sometimes It is the result of ment to b« used In thU case would raw Mlk went toward New York closed plane tor a 880,000,000 ei TUeea cltisens of Manchester stances restored to health. Hardly smile, "but It does as much as a amount of calcium to tbs diet?". I yastsrdoy noon." Hto voice grew I Hickory, N. C.—(IF)—The First CBS 8 A ra., 8;S0 p. m. Men’s group, E. 8. cil in midwinter convention ben. change in the daUy routine, such depend to soma extant upon wheth Iqr train today ia another reversal panaton eupptementliig the resent-1 Who bad the opportonity of bear' more then a handful of parsons bat can do In that direction. Answer:: No.___ Hto___ avorags wsU- tsndar. "You can’t blame ms for Presbyterian church to at U th W EAF-NBC—1:80, Words and Volleyball. E. 8. William OresA prceldenf of the missing a meal. er the patient has pernicious o f policy. For monthA Japaneee balanced die wiU supply all of tbs tumln* to you when it’s all settled Avenue and IStb Street. Tbs psa- Handball, E. 8. federation, said ha was anxloua ly completed 830,000J)00 building | M g Dr. Alonso Q. Grace, the rela-1 ever knew of this ssrvict, which Headache may localisa in almost anemia, or ascondary amenla. I f calcium and pboaptorous nasdsd expreae Ibiera have carried Hlk program started to 1687. But all is not frivolity on the any part of the head and the pS' bstwssn you and Dan." tor’s boms to at ISIS Thlrtsenth Badminton. W . 8.. to clear the alate aa early as pos All Orders Subject To Prior Sale ttvely new Connecticut Commla- was only one of hundreds support there U secondary anemia, the giv. by the Individual. Lynda faced him with pusMsd Avenue. Or. J. f t Hay, to antsring' through the Panama GanaL President Roy A. Hunt said the | hill theee days. HoeU of membera tlent may descrtbs an ache at the Individual Exercleae, B. 8. sible of the many and varied dis ing of foods rich in iron might help. eyes. “What do you mean?” the IStb year of bis pastorats. Shippen suggested lacrcaaed program, Uke tbe one Just eoz Stoaer o f Education, speak befora ed by the Harknees fortune. would like to tiA e a 336.000,000 top, through the temples', at the Some o f theae foods are: fresh putes. Mlks, forgetting hto anxiety. And the church to planning a 18- 0-7—Handball fo r man, E. water naigbt ratsA .dacraaaCd rail plated, wee baaed on nnUdnatodl the Kiwania Club yesterday, must We haven’t the remotest Idea aa poke at Ruula by lending that back of the head, or may say the liver, egg yolk, green leafy vege Dutch rrstsat Again snail gym. much to the Finns. Right now that chuckled. "Don’t be so shy, my | week evangeltotle cruaads. Specializing Ooea in'Hle Swtag tariffa on the commodity and war bKTcesee b> markets tor u tm l-l Ir h a v e come away hopefully confl- to what Mr^ Harkness’ political or entire head aches. Sometimes an tables, red meats, whole wheat 7-8—Boxtaig for man, B. 8. small I la a popular thing to do. How ache aeema to be located Just be products, oranges, and tomatoes. dear. Mrs. Donovan and I are rUk maunnaa tor ocean Mipa num. Additions to the Aloe #snt that'Something new and good sociological views may have been; Amsterdam, Jan. 10.—(S)—^Tbe very proud to have you for a « ^ _ gym. Detroit-' Mb —Wban word at might explain tha b w v a Tetia.. roDtaig mill atone wUl atop I ever, public opinion evidently ia In tween the eyea or Just In M ck o f You are Invited to send for my ar- 6- 6:80— Junior boys' plunge baa entered Into the educational whether he believed In a system a ferment and your election-hun government press aervlc# an daugtatar^tn-tow. In fact, tha tost| Ready *.o Ha Sorry In Ram- writers’ Association at its firstratali- besides Kebart. . . . In knocking off a ten-game to OCMBpoaltiona ^ aome one compos* material things,” he went on in lah Robb, chaplain. Harry Fisher, nual Hall Fame sports dinner, | to have been one of the speakers, games last night at the North End President Hoover makes the prln-1 Just get the Judge to set you free, Simsbury Tomoi South Windsor; Georgs and pany, died at the Manchester Me- at tal of 1402 in tbe first half of his > tar, and a resume of the life and the sardonic vein that has run' Hartford tenor, sang "Just For To- and took time out to expreafi Ms but was prevented by illness from gym. The Hawks whipped the clpal speech at the New .York base-1 ■ , , ■ aroik «t the particular com pter For Hospitals Charles of this town; Harry of morlsl hospital Saturday night. match wrtth Correnti, Kebart bet through much of his speech. opUmiam concerning the A's, laulud attending. Tommy C6nran, he thinks, was BulUluga, 18-7, while the Hornets ball Writers' dinner Sunday night, I By the by. If tbe Judge hsa any Three weeks ago, Ctvaa. "God rewarded you." South Windsor and Nathan of The plant on Hilliard street the first to hold the pin diadem tered the record of 1393 which he where the Orford Soap (fompany the Yankees and pralae manager ‘ .Stoopaagle Entertains edged the Pirates, 8-8. The Bolton he’ll tell, of the booing he got In . niore blasts In his system he might Trade nosed out Windsor Membership cards will be for- "If Mr. Chamberlain walks with Hazardville. Nathan. Miller is and then It passed on to Howard eatabllahed In/ 1935... .Walter Phllly at the opening game of the | level off st these baseball dole tak- Is Given House manufactures Bon Ami wsa closed Joe MeCTarthy as one "who will . The toastmaster's gavel waa Juniors were forced to forfeit to . aearded upon receipt of applies* a Bible in his hand it looks to me Commander of Anderaon-Shea Murphy, who held It for a num Anderson and Joe Twaronlte held 1031 World's Series between the \ era , . , Gene Tunney authora a tbe smsllest o f all possttfii tlo u . Thoae joining at this time Post, VFW of this town; alao one all day today and employees at rank with the greatest managers in wielded by Daniel F. Mulvey, as if the devil were approaching ber of years... .Kebart waa just the record for doubles with 308 tn the Swedes, when five men failed Mackmen and a guy named Pepper i piece In one of tha picture maga- gins, 37-38, but tha shoo v ' arm have the privileges of attend* daughter. Belle, living at home. tended this afternoon's, service In the history of bsMball.” spdrts editor o f the 'New Haven ilk* * - some poor soul with a prayer book (Oantiaoed fram Page Ooe) coming up os a bowler of prom January of 1938 but a month to appear at game time. Martln . . . Henry Armstrong esn ' zlnea (Look) this week and des- the other foot as tba rlvOlo las Hi* balance of the tnustcals for 'One son, Abe Miller, died in a body. The executive staff of tbe 5Iake Four Awards R egl^r, while Harry Herbert, for later Kebart teamed up with Dom In his hand (long applause) that Is The scribes also presented gold mer aMacuse and Boston Univer ise and he met Murphy a half The Hawks easily detested the pick up n guarantee of 920,0(K) by cribes just how Jack Dempsey ed in their aecond gamo at ' ^ m s year, Including tbe 1941 sea* saga only to tba Houaa, the Senate France during the World War. Bon Ami Company waa represent Beletti to shoot put a 330 as the not original. It Is stale. I guess he keys for disUngulabed service to sity athlete, served as master of dozen times or so but was never Bulldogs In a game, which saw laying his welter title on the line would have kayoed Joe Loplk in seaaon at the East Side Rso ’ aoB. Anyone interested in beoom* does not believe it himself." being in receaa. White Houae of The funeral will be held Wednes ed by a delegation from the New^ able to lift the crowm___ in those champ hit 192 and BellcttI turned York office headed by Everslev tbe state to Edward J. Reilly, ath ceremoo(u. Colonel Lemuel G. the Bulldogs score only once from against klilt Aron In Chicago. two and a half minutes of the first terdsy afternoon for »bte tia Ins a member Is advised to tele* Desire to Destroy Uemaany ficials said he was "very aentiment- day at 1 p. m. from the home in days, the golden period before the In 138..., was Windsor that emsrgod pinma lira. Harold Symington or Childs, president of the corpora"! letic director of Bridgeport Central Stoopna^, the radio comedian, the floor. The Hawks went Into heat . . . Louts receivss tbs Ring He charged Chamberlain and the al" about the proposal since it waa South Windsor. Rabbi Morris Sil 29 crash, a challenger had to put Today's Guest Star irietor by o m point, 3 | 4 T » l i n , Benjamin Eldredge, co*chalr* tlon. Mr. (Thilda came here from* high school, and Hubert Sedgwick, turned up (W a guest and provided Sam Walker put together a five- an 8-3 lead at the half and added magazine's award for the fighter French generals with desiring the being advanced on his birthday. verman of Hartford will officiate up $25 for a shot at the title and to it In the latter part of the game Tom Meany, N. Y. Wdrld-Tsle- of the year (1930) st his Pompton Billings shot two quldi ■ mH) o f associate memberships, and burial will, be in Hartford. Florida for the funeral. dean of the state's aportawrttera. some o f tbA entertainment. game total of 731 In February of destruction, and dismemberment of "This is not an ambitious pro More than 500 fans attended the Kebart backed him self.. .. to win by a large margin. Ed gram; "The very least Benny Lakes training camp Thuraday^ provide the final ?n a Philip Nelson is president of ject," Mr. Roosevelt said. "Thla Delegattoas Edward Smgrue, sporta editor of- last year but (Tonran topped that Germany. DirectorsI of tbe EighthElg: School event. the B ridgepm Post, presented Wilson was the top man for the M'Cfoy should do with his bonus . . . Umpire BUI Klem wasirsa psinnafnL*îslnt? Oosch Johnny Powars' club, Mrs. Earl Shaw, aecre* "The nations once disunited," he principle should not be extended Mrs. Margaret B. Slack - record In November of 1939 with apd UUIItlea district of which Mr. The V*P*clally-invited guests Reilly with hisNaward, while Jack It waa left to Johnny Basela winners with 8 tallies. Tbe Bull money Is to buy Judge Landis a Ing hia house down st Miami Beach It waa tha fifth defeat to taiy, Mrs. L>. Raymond Bowlby Is added "have become united. They to government gifts to communi Mra. Margaret E. Mack, widow a five-game score of 757. .. .those gsmea for tha local Machantai 'vice president, Mrs. Clarence A. Robertson was president attended formed a distinguished company. O'Brien of the Bridgeport Hmea- to - dethrone Murphy but Sasela dogs were weakened ^ the lose ot new hat." when the cold snap cams along and find themselves faced by the pos ties which are financially able to of Charles F. Mack, died at 11:10 held the laurels only briefly for are all the records we have any three key playere, Douglas, M. tha fifth game ot tha eurraat Wood, treasurer; Mrs. Carl Ous* In a group and the members of the Among chose present were Gover Star cited Ssdgwlek. Jones recelv. figures on. . . . drove...... him back to the boasM track sessing nations. build their own hospital. It Is an today at her home, 110 Porter Manchester Fire department were Kebart ' challenged him and Murphy and Parchlak, who ware (fommlsstonsr Eklwln Atbsrton, . . . the "Meet (foacb Naaly" din palgn that haa tafaon la chairman of the program nor Raymond E. Baldwin, Mayor ed his sward from Stuart Hender u rea points or laaa. Boll tlOMsmittee; M rs Pred'Wotxlhousc, "England and France want our exnerlmen^ln the sense that the street, after a short illness. Bom represented by a large delegation. John W. Murphey; E. R. Stevenson, emerged the winner. .Kebart has either Ineligible or clok. the new Pacific Coast cssr, has s ner Rice alumni ara aponaorlng dissolution. To this our reply Is the nation wi|l gain much experience son of the Hartfora lim es and ' Bristol had plenty of trouble in tallied 16 tiraaa from tha 1 K^ÔMmbershlp. in Rockville, the daughter o f Mi The Mancbeater Improvement Aa- editor-ln-chlef of the Waterbury Mack waa presented'-his key by been champ for the longest period, The Hornets and tbe Piratea three-year contract calling for promlsea to be the blggeat thing of same as to our internal enemies. by undertaking such a project. earning its 13th successive victory W in d ^ a auparlor foul . Other memhera Include . Mrs. chael and Margaret (Devine) aociation was represented by Republlcan-American who repre Louis O. Black of the'^nnecticut his reign starting In 1930---- he hooked up in a pltch^ battle fea $60,000—ten G's salary and 10 G'a Its kind ever held In Houaton. "Our domestic fight was one "A t toa very least it will aave Saturday by nosing out New Brit acooirating for six out of , -VArthur Seelert. Mrs. John Barry, Mack, she leaves one daughter, President Edward A. O'Malley, sented the publishers of the state; bureau o f the Associated Press in defended hi$ laurels frequently at tured by close guarding and much expensss per . . . St. Paul has tbe without parallel, seemingly doom Uvea and Improve health In those Mias Bernice O. Mack, who la a ain, 31-30 . . . Otto Winters sank wrangling. The game was bald up tempts, proved tha daddihg'; f v'llra. Harold Oarrity, Mrs. Robert Judge Raymond R. Bowers, George Albert Boardman, manager of the New Haven. \ first but hia .superiority waa ao ■ix baskets and tallied 18 points Inside track for ths 1941 Americsn Knew Wharo TO Oo Cooper, Mrs. Edward Daley, ed to failure. But we grew con parts of the nation which need this teacher in Hartford and Uvea at H. Hall, Michael Ooughlin, Mat marked that the challengers be several time when arguments Bowling Congrsss toutnamsnt. Danbury. Conn^ baaaball fhaa tor aa Ifanehoatar eonvartaa stantly stronger. moM and can afford It leaat." for the Men o f Monahan, who led arose. Tba Hornets lead 4-3 at tha five out at 13 Mas. " M i^ Jessie Dowling, Mrs. Paul home. She also leaves three grand thew Men, and Aldo Paganl. ■1- came fewer and fewer. ...in re 12-10 at tha quarter, 21-15 at the This yssr’s meet gets underway ara ordering their laugha early Ridicules British Mtatemeats The plan waa described by ad children. half, but the Pirates came back U n invadara wai •nBrlOkaon. Mrs. Wilfred Kent, Mrs. After 113 days of strange war adventures. Captain Joseph A. The Manchester Chamber of cent years he's been called on to half and 27-20 at tbe third period’s March 7 in Detroit with 5800 five- . . . a group of them have raoarv- Hitler told the German people ministration officials as a stopgap Immediately after tbe Intermission strength with "Iggy" ^^Ôhrteld Keeney, Mrs. Laura Mor- Galnard is shown as he rejoined his wife at Baltimore, Md., after Funeral arrangements which Commerce waa represented by risk the title only three times. . . . itisn teams. T h is Wistters the ed two boxea at Ebbata field, home that Nasi triumphs of tbe last five pending further atudles by Con- end . . . to take the lead with two quick out of tha first gnoN with ns^ :ttaa. Mra. Fred Moore. Mrs. M. W. bringing the freighter City of Flint safely back to the U. S. A. Mias MUdred Knight are in charge of T. P . HoUoran o f First Vice President- Joseph Pero, previous high of 4975 teams set at of the glortoua Dodgers, for tha months were "nothing short of Kresa and by an Interdepartmental Green Nips Simsbury baskets, 8-4. Then, the Hornets jury, raturnad to load hia i MCAniater. i The Gainarda’ home Is at Melrnae, Mass. O n ter street are incomplete. Treasurer John Pickles, W. O. Beck in 1BS5 he met Johnny Marvin "Shadow” Westenberg C^blcsgo last ysar . . . ths field for aeaaon, aihaslng," and ridiculed British CV>mmlttee on a permanent pro day" , accompanied by Cfiarence (Trawford, Judge Raymond A. Howrard and whipped him by iftS gained control again and hold ^ ths post of Coach Tom Stidham's UN aoorlag dapartssant wMi wUl have a busy sssalon Thursday advantaga to tha end. In spite of a hoop* um n tha floor. Ohs radio statements! which he said he gram of broader scope to coordin Wood. Jrtinson and Executive Vice Presi pine... .three years later he en night tn ths fsaturo wrastling bout first Usutonant at Oklahoma U. Naw. Bayo hectic last period. The Pirates ) nstkavook at M8m B [itler Sees Nazis Had heard only this morning, that ate health and welfare activities. Mias Knight's aaaociate officers dent E; j . McCabe. countered Correnti for the first at Foot 'Guard Hall, H vtford. haa been narrowod to two men and Tha TMaa twpara aay Law Jen Germany "had only three subma gerous conditions abroad he be A bill by Senator Wagner (D., N. Cold January Floral_Tiibatoa As Earl Yost Shines downfall was due to Inaccuracy, on matohod hia porfovmanea api* 1 lieved in providing "cfoshing follow: associate worthy advisor, and took the match by 153 Erols Dusek, a formidable grap the winner will be announced this kins’ record 23-aecond kayo of rines left." . Cut in Farm Y.), now before a Senate Com Mary Donnelly; charity, Janet Floral tributes to Mr. Robertson ., .last Saturday he again their own part. They missed eleven week . . . Lou Nova, out of the Griffin alao stood out for t t o: Being Oppressed weapons with our wealth to/protect pling member of the famous Dusek foul tries. In making a grand total Chino Aivsraa looked so phoney it era. As he i^ k e German planes mittee, would provide ultimately Eliott; hope, Jessie Little; faith, Nearing Close filled the area before the altar rail Correnti but this time the 'clan is out to avenge tbe defeat of hospital, has started light training. might have been real. were engaged in attacks on North our wealth.” and came from his host of friends, .Local Center Tallie* of none and their work around the Manohaatar got away ta s: Testifying before the House between $850,000,000 and $1,000,- Helen Simpson: recorder, Jeanette n waa only 102 pina, which brother Rudy who gave the burly (Osattaaed rraas Pago Oaa) Sea shipping for the second suc Funds Urged 000,000 for health activities. It Buchanan; treasurer, Shirley Rob hia Henry street neighbors, the B ox S core declalva enoaigh to Indicate basket was very unsteady. They advantage ta Un opaHi Naval Committee, where strong 20 Poinu in 41-38 Weatenberg a tough battle a few were also wsakensd by tha loss of Bsafirtainad tta lead cessive day, bombing and machine- calls for state -matching on a inson; chaplain, Barbara Carter; (Contlnoed from Page Ooe) many organizations, clubs and so ibart la good for many weeks sge tn tbs Hartford ring. gunning veaaels of various na sentiment has deveipjicd In favor cieties with which he had been Ssrvsr and Kennedy, who are USB# aa tha rtvala battli ^ itfn lly translated into BngUah, whs of trimming the program. Edison variable basis of Federal grants. drill leader, Doris Stratton; love, Central League Win; Oroea At O. years ihore as rular of the polished .Ernie Is a tough customer and win reference to his seven years at tionalities. Rica Carlson; religion, Mildred sections to betwron four and 12 Identified, hia Bon Ami aasoclates mainstays o f ths attack. Genofll tarma througli the aoa On Congress declared that eyca the expansion Some time ago, the president P. B. lanes.. .v use everything but the ring poets ^vrcrush the enemy quickly and with la compiled on January 17, 1985, A. Holmes, i f ...... 1 0-0 Former Pitt Mentor En row ia nNstlng He added the assertion that wiii be continued actively during Carol Wood. broke open a path for tbe steam The funeral service was con TDwners on ths latter's court last 19 41 . . . . a new Europe la sup* Britain waa making war "against Members reported that Rep. minimum loss to ourselves. So I ducted by Rev. Dr. Ferris E. Rey E. WUson, 0 ...... 4 0-1 H ock ey away aad hopas ta the present aeasibn, looking toward Jewels Am Presented er Marthas Vineyard, and freed night to' send the Zwlckmen into a Shuebury ters P ro R b i U i s on _ toârlae and there should be women and children," and declar Mahon (D., Tex.) proposed that believe In providing crushing Mrs. Elsie Knight presented tbe nolds, pastor of the Second Oon- Fellows, rf ...... 0 0 August, 0 ...... 0 0-0 b n lesiag streakk constructive action at the next” the four-masted Canadian schoon tie foi" third place in the Central 0 E. RIcs, rg ...... I 0-1 iral diWrmament and this dis* ed his "supreme" confidence In an the committee write a $225,000,000 weapons with our wealth to protect Essential Ta Physicians I oat Mother Advlfor's jeWel to .tlonsl church. Dr. Reynolds Zura, if ...... 3 I 5S-U triunph aouavad ( er Lillian E. Kerr from the ice of League. A large crowd of enthu ' McCarthy, r g ...... 1 0-0 Three-Year Contract; By Ths Assseiatsi Pros* K _ n e n t Is then supposed to be ultimate German victory. parity payment item into the bill our wealth." "In order that at leaat a begin Mra. Anna Robb, and Mias Mildred STar Kuckle, e ...... 1 first sngagsHM Vineyard Sound, and towed her siastic rooters witnessed the tilt 3 H. Wilson, Ig ...... 0 0-1 . NaW w al Lin |W I the economic prosperity of Eu- but he was shouted down. The secretary asserted that “ if ning may be made I now propose Knight the Past Worthy Advisor's Into New Bedford. s gat SI. Krough, rg .... 4 McCoy ;îgns with A ’s Gets $12y000 a Year. Montrsal at Naw fork Amarl- Tradars taagla with tha „iiia, especially free trade. and saw Earl Tost stags a dazaUnj The committee also made a $25,- we are not strong, our Interests, for the consideration o f tbe Con Jewel to Miss Lois Agard. Mra. Other Coa.st Guard craft, tbe Al- various walks of life to pay our Vola, ig ...... 4 cans. Bebeel at tha laeal Btata A. "Under this free trade civiliza* display of sharpsbooUng with ten 10 » 0-7 13 000 reduction In the Item for sal- our treiisvired liberties and our gress a program for the construc Robb Installed Mra. Janet Elliott gopquln, Tahoe, Kickapoo, Rari lost respects to one ot our best baskets. Sticker, I g ...... 2 PIttaburgh, Jan. 80.—((f)—Jock dtloag(> at Boaton. in a b a n ^ t for tha Is to flourish^' he went on, still About Town arjes of rural electrification offi wealth are almost certain to be as mother advisor, and Mra. Knight beloved citizens and to commend Vincent, I g ...... A 2 B slysts fund. -----rently re fe im g sarcastically tion of small hospitala in needy tan and General Greene, were Inability to find the range of the For Bo]ûs of $45,000 P Sutherland la turning pro at tha Internallenal»Aaeer|eee Lsagns cials, primarily on the ground that targets for nations that may ahow areas of the counti^, especially in conferred the majority degee on breaking ice elsewhere In rivers his spirit to the God of Oeatton. hoops put tbe Green behind from H. Krough, e ...... risk of one Of tha best football PIttaburgh at SpriagflaUL Tsstaatsrdayto p ra U s___ dtaln's stated \"peace objec* There is scarcely a family In this 0 Dumaa, rt . administrative promotions had no regard for treatlca or what we rural areas, not now provided with tbe following girls: Lois Agard, and harbors along the southern the outlet ea Simabury romped to coaching records in tha buslnaaa. Nsw Mavaa at davsiand. , ■ 0 a flartar as Wladaer Group 1 of Center Church wom been too frequent. part of town that haa not been 1 Farrand, rt consider to be national integrity." them,” he said. "Hospitala are es- Bernice Wilson, May Smith, Ber New England coast. Meanwhile, a 13-5 lead at the quarter and , 5 .9-12 .. 98_ Ctneianatl's march to 4hc Nation The 50-yaar old Soot who direct- (No gamaa last night). , ad into aa ovarttama j^ssladl' "In one word," he said sardonl- en, Mrs. Alexander Stuart, leader, As for the sugar act money, the touched by hia beneficent good will Also Get* 2>Year 0 Qromaa, If • a s a a • a a 14-11 . ______golden age Is to begin will have a card party bmlght at acntial to physlciana in giving mod nice Marsh, Doris Gibson, Dorothy the government's Lighthouse Bu otretched it to 25-15 at tbe belf. Referee, Guerry. Time, '$0 minute al League pennant last soHon. 0 HolUatar, U ad Pitt grid daatlnlaa for 1* yaara subcommittee which prepared the ern medical service to the people. Schreiber, Ruth Blaaell, June Play- reau listed the lou of several ad and enterprise. The Zwlckmen mlaeed ahota galore quertera An Idenucal situation prevailed haa acoaptad a thrae-yaar contract Uad at llmU at tha M " this golden age has been 8:30 in the Federation room. bill made no-comment,'but Repre IFômen Appeal 'Tributo aad Oonsolatloa tract at $10,000 PeP; 0 L. Jarvta, I f ...... 0 0-0 ratulatioo lama and < ~ several times." In many areas, present hospital don, Mary Smith, Virginia Arm ditional buoys and beacons be from all parts of the floor in the at Pittsburgh where McCoy would 2 Vincek, c ...... 1 1-2 to pilot tha Brooklyn Dodgers of L a s t NighVs Fights sentative Dlrksen (R., III.), who strong and Barbara (Tahoon. " It becomes my task and privi oonvartod a fraa try i Promised la I t l l , Officers of the Manchester Vet For Trade Program facllltlea are almost non-existent. cause of the ice, but reported opening periods, even eaey layup Earle . Mack Sees Vi% have been called upon to oust 1 WaddeU, r g ...... 0 0-0 tha national profesaional leafîe. Initiated the move to eliminate the Dancing followed In the lower lege to say something of what is soorad from tha floor to' i "A n this was promised in 1918— erans' Association will be elected Washington, Jan. 30— (/f) — The most elementary health needs moat o f them would be replaced. ebota mlaalng the mark. 3 Belch, ig ...... (k 3-5 "1 never ooaobad a loser and I $47,076,000 altogether, gave two are not being met.” hall to music by Tony Obrlgbt’s In the minds of you all and many Patty Berg Faces gama tor tba vtoitera. new justice and so forth.^ Al- at a meeting of the association to reasons. Spokesmen for three women's or Coldest Since 1926 others who have Buffered loss by A fter Intermlaslon, however, the *iou* of Flag iu 1941.|;S"ta% hope to continue that record,” da- By Ths AssodstsJ Prsss Mr. Roosevelt thus described the orchestra. Green began to click and let iooee dared tha bachelor dental inatrue- foaturad for tha wtaaoti ~ ’ at that time there was a pro* morrow night in the Army and In the first place, he said, the ganizations appealed to Congress The Weather Bureau said this the passing of a true friend— boosted it yesterday to an un- 1 5-11 7 Cblcqgo—Tony Bats, its, Gary, working of hia recommended plan: a furioua onala. gbt to cut heavily Stiff Links Test tor long famoua ao a maker of ail- dean and Oik wost ftaat for* ____ j of disarmament. Navy club. All organizations hav act expires at the end of this year. today to continue the Hull trade January, during which above oomething of tribute and consola Grand Rapids, Mich., Jan. So loead amount Score at halftlma 3-3 Hawka., Ind., outpointed‘ pointed A l Hcatak. 188. "The proposed hospitals should ^ , _ into Slmeburv'e ^vantage, trailing Amaricani. Tha boojjporaat Ibere were great jeering roan ing delegates in the association In the second place, he said be had treaty program as a means of pro. freezing temperatures were re tion to his bereaved family. ldi— Connie Mqck's dream of one 10 first ottsr of tha Athletics, Raferea, (fowlaa and Koaak. / Saattla, raeegalaad by National 8 ha aald this. v are requested to notify them of "grave doubts’: about the whole tecting American trade In a world bo tallt only whew they are moat f Q G lV C L c C tU re corded on only four days, waa the "Hia was a life of enterprise and only thre pouita at the end of the McCoy skid, was 340,000 and a " I f 1 did not batleva I oould Boxing Aasooiatiao aa middle- needed; they should not be con third quarter, 31-28. Tbe pace o f last great champlonehip team may mako a go of pro footbalt I ear- P Nama was expected that as a result this meeting. Important business sugar program. He recalled that at war, and of promoting "aane in coldest since January, 1920. It hard work. Restless ambition coral Gables, Ela., Jan. thre^vear contract at 910,000 a UorMto wieight ■ ■ obamphm, (10) (naa-Utle). at that disarmament in 1919 there structed In communities where pub forecast generally fair weather the game tncreaaed in the secofid be realised In 1941, Earle Marti, seasoOv When $5,000 was added talnly would not have aasumad my 3 Ckinnlagham, Ig .. . . 8 ^11 follow the reatling of the re the Supreme court Invalidated the ternational trade relations" when welled up and surged mightily in —Patty Berg o f Minneapolis son and asaietant to the 77-year- P B Ifowark—Valantla OsmjMrio,334, 1 Thrall, r g ...... i^yrould be universal prosperity. pots. The meeting will be called peace comes. lic or private institutions are al On North Ireland and continued cold tor tonight and half and got rougher and rougher to the honua, the 110,000 a eeasoh 0 Brooks, r f ...... 0 naw'poslUan. No one likes to win AifanUaa,rfanUaa, stopped Jim RoWason, original A A A program with Its ready available to the people in his soul. He was happiest when faced a gsnuins tost ia bar retu old leader of tha Philadelphia Ath 1 Eastoo, r* "In not one single case did they at X:30. Mrs. Frederick Begga of Wycoff. tomorrow, with slowly rising tem me the rivala fought tooth and nkil, agreemant waa cut to two yanrs. 3 dimpsoB, r f ...... I any more than I da, and I will try 318,18, Philadalphto (9(t ). processing taxes and said such a need of service even if these Insti he was getting things done. Such to golf competition, after a seven- letics, predicted today as be left 1 BitttogS, I f ...... 9 . (the Allies) ask the nations of Eu- N. J., chairman of International peratures for Thursday. making repeated time outs nfoss- Base fla g la 1041. 3 Griswold, if ...... 0 m^jLitrooat to give Brooklyn fans a PhUadalphto—APhUadalphia—A l NatUow, 140, levy has been imposed on sugar tutions are not up to the highest John Proctor of Center street spirits are indispensable to the month layoff, os match play b ^ aa for home a winner in the most 9 M tokavat^ a . . . . . I ^ropa In the reorganisation what Mlitf Katherine Rourke, Hart Low temperature recordings asry to give the players a rest. "AcqulaHion of McCoy com- 0 Rice, if ...... 0 Detroit, and Bob Mqatfamaiyi consumers. Relations for the General Federa atandarda. \who returned from an extended progress o f our community life. in the Miami Blltmore women's leated bidding contest for a player 1 C. Koolorack, If ...T own wishes were. ford stylist, will. be the guest tion of Women's Clubs, told the during the.night: Concord, N. H „ They furnish energy and vlaion for Yoat hit full strida in tb^ last pletao wha\ should be a grand 3 Rlckerd, c ...... 0 Oraal OaSaga Claroar ISOH, Pblladaipbia, draw (10), "W hat had been formed through In the light of the Supreme "To Iqsure proper location and | visit with his parents in Northern tournament. Jor league baseball haa aver Kaatpfman, r f .. . . 0 speaker.before the meeting of the court decision, Dlrksen said, "I House Ways and Means Commit flv* M o w ; Itortland, Me., five the rest of ua. For them life IS atanza and rifled home ai^ ouccea- young infleM," said Earle Mack, 1 Finnegan, r g ...... 0 And that oomaa from an affable Baltlmora-lfota CtoUaao, 140 the centuries probably had been good standard of operation, ap- ' Ireland, last August, will give an slve toaaes to give the No lass than seven golfers, the own. 0 L. KOsloraek, r f . . .0 Cosmopolitan club, Friday after find It hard to reconcile myself to tee that abandonment of the pro Illustrated lecture on his travels above; Greenville, Me., eight be often hard, austere and rigidly dis "and we eerfolnly ahould be pen 4 Pearl, Ig ...... ,.,,1 follow who thlnka "football haa Baltimore, lowekad out Charley better. Without any consider* proval of hospital construction pro- tbrae-polnt margin at. final red-head among them, soorM per :n the younger Mack’s pocket noon at 2:30 at the Y.M.C.A. Mra. that one exception. gram would require that the In (>)unty Armagh and County low; Boston, 16; Burlington, VL, ciplined. While the rest o f us en nant eontendefo fy 1941." bean good to me" what with an Burns, 143 8-4, Johnstown, Pa,, for the self determination of jecta should be given by the sur whistle. Tbe Murrays, J ^ and Bill, or better in yesterday's qualifying w s a contract signed by Benny A t flrat base n ill^ lp h ia will 11 anviabla eoUaglata raeord ot 144 9 Tatalfi ,-id Charles Norton will be hoatcas. "There should either be process United States try to become moi;g Down. Tuesday evening, February nine below; New Haven, Ckmn., joy the fruits of their labors their 3 4-10 Maosbaatar ffrsda ^'paoples, Ehirope was chopped to geon general of the Public Health also featured, while EM Krough end round and tbe medal went to an M Coy, the free agent second have Dtolc S e lb «^ who showed PIrataa victorloa, 14 tiaa and only 38 da- ^*î*rovtdaBoa, R. L — Ass- ing taxes on all major food com eronomlcally self-sufficient. Service, with the advice of an ad ,6, In the Salvation Army lower 18; Mount Washington, N. H., two hours are filled wrlth planning and Um P Hama B places. "Tony Vola starred toy tbe losers. unhearalded entrant, Grace Amoty miieh promiae luff seaaon. Mc P B r faata ia 30 yaara. Ha ooaebad five The Y.M.C.A. building was clos modities or none on any." "This win Involve a greater visory council consisting of out hall. above; Northfield, Vt., 16 below. struggling with endless detail. bora, 14014» Harklinar. N. Y„ light ' Continued To Arm League Standing of Palm Beach, Fla. Miss Amory Coy, who batted .303 in 56 games 2 Genofll, rf ...... ,.2 0-8 years at Lafayette bafora going to Katkavaok. i t ...... 7 ed this aftemdun between 2 and 3 Follows Suggestions amount o f government control of standing medical and scientific au Mr. Proctor took a number of Only occasionally do we stop to weight champion, ,> outpolatad "They did not disarm, but they o'clock, during the funeral of Wil 7 W. L. Pet. turned in an 80, two below par for for Detroit In 1989, .will hold down I Galinat, rf •'•.••*•,.,0 0-5 Pitt. W ^ y Hatty, 18914. Vom A ^ l a s QrUtin. If OBtinued to arm. Tbe diurmed business, Industry and agriculture, thorities who are expert in matters motion pictures of scenes in both realize. the Innumerable benefits women. 3 Rubacha, a oraasasa* liam W. Robert.sbn, who was a As forecast by farm bloc lead Month Likely which we receive because these Farmington .. 1.000 aecond while Bill t^llerd, clesay 1 TutUe, tf . • ,.,.,• • ,1 0-0 Sporta wrltass slghod in relief (10). ' i ■ tpaople were not In a position to ers, the committee followed Presi thus Imperiling our democratic In relating to hoapttal and other pub- counties during his stay In hia na WUUmantic .. 1.000 National Champion Betty Jame 0 Packard, o member of the BoArd of Directors. tive land, which frlenda who dynamic spirits keep tbe wheels of recruit from *an FMncieeo, will 1 Sloan, It ., ,0 0-0 with announoamant yaatarday of Balt Lake O ty— Phil Bwlek, 13*. hgawnd thenuelves. The economic dent Roosevelt's suggestions by re- stitutions," she aald. "This Ja -He health servicea. To Set Record Manchester .. .750 son of San Antonio, Tax., Dorothy 0 Olbart, I f have aeen them found most Inter- the world’s work in motion. be at UiortBtop, Mheh said. A l 1 Bars, 0 .. .•••••«,.,0 0-0 Suthorlaad’a hMag by Oodgof own- Madlaon, Wis„ uioakad out Augla rton hit not only the de* ftulng to ask a $225,000,000 ap especially true of agriculture." Must Be Malntelned Hartford, Jan. 30.—(P)— With East Hartford .750 Kirby of Atlanta, Marion MUmr of or Pan Topping. Ever a lm Joek a••.4••aS The other organizations support eating. He has been invited to "A t the same time your friend Rubellag, for whom thb Atbletica 0 Dlati, e ...... 0 0-1 de MlUa, IIA Loo Angqlaa (3 ). l^ 'faated but also the victors. propriation for parity payments. "Projects proposed for consid one more day to go, the current Simsbury .200 Uaxlngton. K y„ and Miss Barg 2 Bland, rg ...... 0 0-0 quit at Pitt in last nrlng'a atbiaUo Hot Sprlaga, Ark. — Johnny s s S S M If a . "Even religion stepped into the Plan Funerals ing the trade program today were eration should be submitted by re 'show these pictures of Ireland's and mine appreciated the value of aid Atlanta a hoalthy 183,000, is Last year the House also refused month ia likely to eatablioh a rec Poquonoquonock ,000 scored 81'e, while Elisabeth Hloks 1 SulUvaa, rg ...... 0. 0-0 upheaval tbay*va Man running ^teekground and no E^lishmen in the National League of Women sponsible public authorities and charm for the benefit of the Wom personal relations. He took a per- Sus to play third. R t i ^ 19A mvatoad, outpointad to make such a fund available, but ord aa the coldest January since Tonight at/ft o’clock at the East o< Long Beach, Calif., and Mra. 1 Prya, ig ,.••••,.••,,0 0-1 down nuBora oimnaoting him with Bandy McDoaiM 310, Dattas (10). T Totals .,.., ^ 4 4 tba 15 years before I came to reversed Itself upon Senate insist Voters and the Women's National should include assurance that ade en’s' Home League and has con aonal Interest In the lives o f every H. S. Robins of Spring Laks. Of Schlqssers sented. The showing and descrip 1918 and the second coldest o f all employee, their ups and downs. Side Rec the Green will antertein 0 SoutherglU. I g ...... 0 0-X ovary eoacbihg vacancy. New York—Potay Scalso. 138, recollection of re* ence. Trade Union League, quate maintenance wili be provid Mick., tied par 93. *4 4 4444444 time. Their strength and their weak tha Arrow./liart A Hegemon quin Dr. John Bain Butharlaad, aa he's Naw York, autpetotad CrtotoM Isdaor iS B "Tlie bill contained the usual item ed. Approval of projects should be tion of places photographed will Misa Barg is making bar first consume nearly two hours. It Is /TheThe nwnthly mean teinperature nesses were ever his concern. He tet of M ttford , meinbar e fth a 10 * 0 -U 8 Mstad an a ItU PItt.diplana. loft Jaraasltta, IS* * 4 . Puerto KtoOb Maneboatar TTsdi w • "And this Treaty o f Versailles (tXtntluned from Page One) of $408,000,000 for soil conserva preceded by careful survey of exist touraanMnt atart atnea g l v i ^ up BattoOppos^ believed they will prove interest in January 1918 was 17.4 degrees appreciated what men were up Caaitetîty Dusty League A Di Soora at half 4-3 Roraata. Baf• his alsM Bsatar bocausa ha left ralnli Hr ttofoi (after the World W ar) waa sup* tion -benefit payments, which have British May Relax ing local hoapital facllltlea and whereas that of the current month vision. Arrowa are coached by the national UUe to have her ap Wiadser ...... 11 i the officers questioned her' at ing to all and especially to people against—went out ot his way to area, Oowlaa and Koaak. dmncellor John O. Bowman’s ^*He policemen quoted her as sav control programs were initiated. staff, and continuing operation ' Above Small Dlffereneea who qualified at M, In the opmiing ot toana ing Schlosaer bound and gagged Lothian, the British ambasshmir, haa the mercury riocn to 32 de t’His was a life lived above the Miller of tbe Hartford Dovers, A1 acbadulaa. too (4 ). minute quartan. to live up to the .dictates of the Other major cuts below the bud should be eatabllahed by the sur*. grees or higher. Fellows, Dlek Trombley and Dick Junior Pin League her Sunday night, sprayed the win- discussed with Secretary Hull to geon general, with the advice o f the small differences which loomed ao His oftsn axprasssd. opposition treaty. get rqtlmntrs recommended were: Unemployinent (In Jsll) Up to today, this month haa had Chapman a local product^ a team Fae«* WatBrirary Foe " T ^ democratic Germany (of dow curtains and beds with kero day the possibility of relaxing Brit advisory council. large in tbe minds of many peo to paid, grid parformors. canaad Forest service, $4,620,000; eradi Results From The War 1,326 degree days compared with that Is capable o f giving stiff op- West SMa Bse P Nama B ' the post war period) was the prod sene and then carried her out Into ish reatrictlona on American ship " A competent hoapital staff and ple. Religious and racial differ- In Hartford Feature; Burpilsa among aosM fhaa by ac (Eart'a Attaya) /it: cation of cattle tuberculosis imd 1,473 degree days in the whole poalticm to any club and a nip and \A junior bowling laagua haa 8 Gilman, I f .... •.. .* uct ot the Allies—and how they the yard where he dropped her. Bang's disease, $1.020,000;-Bureau ping, which had led to diplomatic satisfactory atandarda of service ences were never permitted to' dis ceptance of the Bro(diiyn Job but month o f January 1918. tuck game Is expected. Silbroa Jumped into tba leid in Elm Meet* Bergeron. babn organlaad at Un l & t Side .0 Moula, Ig 4444444,.0 8 have maltreated it! "When you hear another shot, of Entomology and Plant (Quaran exchanges. shoidd be required, including medi San Quentin, C îf.—<>l>) — The tort his judgment or Influence his the West Sid« Rec bowling league the pro world had only praiaa for Ifankey WrendMa (3) •Those were years of economic you'll know I'm gone," she said her After his conference, the ambas cal, Burgical and maternity care. war haa confronted S ^ Quetftin The present cold spell appeara opinions. A man was a man in Rad and will roll Monday and the iong-raportad daaL Waias ...... 94 109 100—906 0 Stoaton, rg ...... I 0*s tine. $873,000; Weather Bureau, to be tied with the cold waves in loot night with a four point vic * Qart^l 7f 444444f44 4S S*S * ^tfisiBtegratlon and enslavement. husband told her before he dashed $605,750; relocation of the nearby sador told reporters he had dis When indicated, special provisions prison with an unemployment tala estimation for what be was. Hartford. Jan. 30— (Opeeial)— evaninga for tha next six "It Is one of ths ilnsst stops Um lasetts ...... 75 91 99—349 back Into the house. January of 1912 and 1920 wbicb Few men Indeed have felt their ao Tom Martin Tops tory over the PoUah Americana and starting tonight 0 UeO dN, 0 ...... 0 9 4 Protested In Vain Arlington Experiment Farm. $500,- cussed the possibility of guarantee should be made for the care o f tu- problem. . Twelve hundred o f'.its Rena's cams througli nobly with a BBtfilliw. thft fgfunf ftitiiftr htf fluid##** o#flUB#nt#d T. Duhaldo...... 94 99 97-474 9;. *Tb all these years Germany The structure, she told the troop 000. ing not to take American ships into berculosla. In many areas o f the convicts employed In the prison were surpaaaed only by the winter rtal respoDalbiUtles more keenly achadula foltowa:' Prasldant Carl U ’ Stroek ot tha H d la A d ...... 77 97 184—90* 0 fiarlscB. 8 ...... O S>t < of 1918. 9 to 1 victory over the Y a l r f l ^ weight champlan at tha world, 0 Urrleddo, If ...... 8 1-* Imped and begged and protested j ers, went up in flames almost Im Regarding the overall cuts In the British control porta within the South, the present scute heeds for jute bag factory foce a layoff be than he did. Those who were en- J u n io r P in L ^ p Saaaan a$ National eiroult, ‘I t brings a fine Lange ...... 103 97 138-437 mediately after he had re-entered Tbe Weather, Bureau said the Grocery. Frank Morawa hit 19i for atanda at the turn of the comeback Shantrodks vo. Bpaadboys 0 Jarvis - I f ' ...... 0 0-S'; rta vain. But they (A lllu ) thought bill, the committee declared that combat area forbidden to American the care of Negro patients should cause of Inability to get raw ma truified with any kind of work for high siimie whUe Mika Haberen man and the No. 1 football coach It. also bs met." present cold Is peculiar in tta t tha betterment ot tha commtinity trail, and Dick Turcotte, of Water B. Royal muaa 1 Rinalitti rf a*....#.! 1-1 ;„naro wore too many millions of "in conformity with the general ahlpa by tha nautrallty act. terials. totaled 987 for high Uiree string. in tbe country to tha laagua." 443 471 551 1484 Schlosser was em ploy^ as a there are no severely low temper found him a loyal supporter, . No Here are the averages o f the bury, ia prepwod to blast anothei \ Eshvrmry * Owner Art. Rooney of Un Pitts gPormana in this world. They were policy of retrenchment of expendi "This matter la still under dis WednaaSay Bvsalag Osllparo (3) salesman by the Diamond Ginger cussion." he aald, "and no decisions atures in spite o f its prolonged na (me can estimate tbe U ^ e pkrt be West Side Ree Junior bowling rugged (matoela from his path t< Charter Oak Blues vs. Paatfeu* burgh pro PIrataa eeftoed tha Durfae ...... 90 101 107—398 S Totals 4*10 emed about tbe suffering of tures In the government establish league as released by Earl BloeeU Wednsaday evaoing will find tba ■ agriculture and our industry. Ale Company of Waterbury and ments. this bill contains a very have yet been reached." ture. has had in establishing and main bouta with Jimmy Late sad othai Oak Plva vs. East Sidaa thought. Ho triad to slin Suther Wind '...... 105 n 89—371 officials said that he attended a to(lay. Tom Martia the Cuba Hartford Road Tavam aad Gib- "Wên all the pleading remain* substantial amount of reduction The ambaasador said he also dis Today’s minimum was ft degrees taining leading iFHfial institutlonn o( topnotehara aa tbaaa two Oonaae- f h h n ia n i land at:*7A00 a year and 30 par J. Kittle ...... 9 4 84 84—353 P Nama _ ■ company meeting last Saturday and Germany Caught in Ring of Steel leada the peck with an average o f aim'a Garage loekad up ia a nmtcb » 4M0 along B. Johnson . . . . 98 08 104—398 He and his family had lived here he gave utterance to deep concerol him e battle with 104. bars toaighL Bat la pointed for P e b r n ^ 13 with a bonuo-arrsngament The 4 Oik, If ...... v9 0-* "When jrou no longer can beg four years. "Many functions have been elim In Chuiada. SL John, New Bruns 1isS’feiiii round. On the other alleys BUly 346,000 bonus and an ognemont inated'In their entirety and reduc W tii* I I ^ ------■: tor the need at tbe hospital of ad-' Bede U s beat parformaaca autca he re- Charter Oak Blues vs. East figure is Just |1J)00 undsr what 1 Hirth, G ,,. 4 . 4 4 44 a .1 hope and protest, then some- The coroner said he was Investi wick, has been mentioned as the MHili Medw** PannT s West Sides wlU meet the for a 910,000 annual salary for 477 484 499 1454 tions nave been effected in the ditlonal room. These weighty so Total eantly ratuinad to tha itag to bowl B ite iPltt is said to have paid him. 8 llobbiBs , r g ...... 0 14 g has to be done.” gating several angles in the case most likely port, because American f o k n ta Tax Marshal Held Brltiab Aamrlcan duh. The league 1940 and 1941. greater portion of the individual cial responsiblUtieB were aa much O. Ptofatt Avg. over meat at hia opponsato and Oak PIvs vs. Panthsrs MlUlonaifa Topping bsamad ever 1 Priskwalde, rg ....0 gain the cheers thundered, and as yet had set no dale for the' ships are j^rmltted to go there will start prompUy at 7:90 k bl A ReeoN Aanrant. MIbea (1) tome plsiced their hopes on the Items covering the department's with passengers and cargo under a part o f his life .as was his buM- B. McKiooay ....1 4 1455 104 tha ahigfiag Braas a t y batter, , Ihhnwry 1* his conq-osst, dortaring ha was Nalaon ...,:M 104 58—378 0 ngaai, Ig Inquest. fo aWM nem.” B. Wllaon ...... 14 1078 77 licCoy signed for the record- taughanad ny oontlniieus cam' atic nations, but finally regular activities," it continued. the neutrality act, whereas they On Bench Warrant It. O ow lea-----li e 108 104—939 breaking amount late' yesterday - Shamrocks vs. Royal Biuss "tlcklad to ^ a th " to grt Suther Wlioon ...... 85 109 78—878 realised we could only do it "It cannot be denied that they are not permitted to go to C aju - During tba service organ selec F. P is h ...... 14 1394 93 palgnlag in thla aaetisB ia else Bpatdboys vs. Mataora land and that every roort would Hayes ...... 99 115 ISS—550 10 Totals ...... 9 34' D. 0'(fonnell E. Werner ...192 102 100—343 exactly 15 days after baseball ready to show at his haat. Both through our own strength. will diminish the benefits to agri dian porta to the east o f 66 degrees :il.'l'»W:-i tions were rendered by Mrs. R. K...... 8 708 89 PMtrnaty 1* bo made to provlda hia naw coach P. bubaldo ....1 3 4 104 100—334 Score at half 8-3 Windsor. From Tomahawks L. Veanert ... 99 — — 93 commissioner Kenesaw M. Landis ara biaatlng panoheni and wilUng DMa’t Thieaten Baglaad culture resulting from the various west longitude, such as Halifax. Andereoh a long time Maud o f E. Engle ...... 1 3 1021 85 Cluuter Oak Biuaa vs. Oak Piva with the best available material. w : Johnson ....10 4 94 01— 389 Rafsraa Ramsdell. Bridgeport, Jan. SO — (ff) — R. McManus ...... 10 852 85 E. Duffy .....10* 100 I I * —328 dsclsred him a free agent along mixara aad thair batUa looms aa "This new rise of Germany did activities under research of the Charged with embeaxUng |16,700.- tbe Robertson tamlly and a .Pantbara VB. East Sidaa Ha axpraaaad confldsnea that kind which has been provided for former neighbor. Cuba M o raw a...... 130 92 100!-8S2 with M other Detroit 'rlger rtiat' ooo of tha boat avar to grace ring ‘ ROt In any way threaten England, To Can-Openers 98, Charles J. McNamara, suspend tela. rm rnan 9* such stellar coUagiana of tba 1989 498 538 497 15U iBVsrtod Nasis a s : In some instances over a period Bast Cemetary BiM a IDtol Breea ...... — 93 tS—176 canvas in this Mfo,. Tba younger hatlon must help Itself. They Public Records n ed city tax marabal, was arrested The previous high amount paid Shamrocks vs. Spssdhoys seaaon as Nile Klnnick of Iowa and Hack Bawa (S) dating back almost to the begin Burial was in ths Robertaoa b. Plnfatt Avg. Tnreotta ia aa 8-5 favorlta. Meteors vs. Royal BIin s ..___ Banka MoFaddan of Clamaon would Osshtoa, vnT^îjrh-ata LSS l | jka»o to rely on their own efficlen* today on a bench murrant Issued 865 4M 630 i m a freo agent was the 323,000 that Pavdack ...... 118 90 89—393 ~|T and Intdllgonee." OaUup. N. M. (F>—A sign of ning of the department” family plot in tbe East eemsteiy. Ra B#lfl# sdsaaaaaaX# ISOS 93 W ild aotlon and heavy punching Pebnmry 9* lursd to Un Dodger rooter do- Richards ...... 88 82 91— 381 his nama on hia autqaMhlfo by Superior Cburt Judge Carl Beaa’e Tavota ( 9) catcher Rick Fhrrell collected is alao aaaurad in tha ais-ioundar R U e r added that *in spite of civilization's encroachment upon Budget estimates for forest pro Foster. The committal service waa read B . Phdoa ...... 14 1104 79 <3mrter Oak Blues vs. Panthers ite atatementa that both intended D. Kittia ...... 00 00 130—305 oanaa ptotaa—upalda dowS. ' J tection and management were cut AppOeatlon m 8 . Nelson .....1 1 4 198 110—990 from tbo S t Louis Browns in 1928 whloh will have thf rangy Big Boy ot proteet" there waa ‘ notb- the vast Navajo Indian reserva Tbe ararrant was isoutd afothe by Rev. Dr. Reynolda. H bout B. W e l a i ...... 14 1313 87 Oak Piva va. East Sides Ktinning tba paid ranks. VltUllo ...... 125 107 103-435 tha third aueeaadva year, ha<< tion of New Mexico qnd Arizona $2,120,485 to $10,000,000, but the Application for a marriage li A. Fish ...... 108 98 130—837 when Landis in an squally unex OerlUt, fresh from groomug in ’ to do except to leave the Lea* request o f State’s Attbniey« y Lorln on were: Wella A. Strickland. R. Duka .... a a a a sX# 1371 91 Febraaro 37 Actual aignliig of Sutherland at ...... 115 108 108—981 aakad tha state is the growing pile o f tin cans committee explained that the'For cense has been filed st the office of A. Brown .... 09 97 100—902 pected decUion cleared foe way Naw Toili, will have a ebanea to o f Natlcos and start rearma* W. WUUs, who said bis study of Chariea B. Loomis, W altsr F. 7a BCflrttll •aaa'sa#X2 1360 105 Shamrocks vs. Mstaors a Now Terk banquet for news- eaass wufibar 397-1 near John Navajo's hogons. In est Service would be permitted to Town Clerk Samuel J. Turkington Balch, Judge WlUlam a J. Tierney ...100 lOS 10*—111 for a player to acquire a fortuna test his tapiovad r ^ style , >»■ U.$.S.R. an audit report, prepared by City J. Ballls ...... S 550 93 Spaedhoys vs. Royal Blass paptrnwn tomorrow will make him 589 477 516 IS H dian traders report the Navajo reallocate the proposed appropria by George August Puts of Tollahd F. Hanaea ... M 114 1(M—913 ever night agaiaat flM a r who haa lately baei "la U M wo took over Austria, Auditor Milton H.. Fricdbafg, re- George O. BeSows, Harold Knofl^ raatm M ank « U'S sueoaaaor to Oaorga (Fotsy) squaws are as expert with a can- tion without regaid to yardstlcka and Starts Ortowakl o f thla town. In M tha finish of tba biddhig world** out with tba UfhtWvy' IPW wo protected ouraelvCs Wanantees veallhg the "apparent MtovUges" Philip Verplanck and Earl Baum o.. Pinfatt Avg. Charter Oak Blues vs. East d a rk , fonnar ntinoia star who In opener as many bridge-playing set up by the Budget Bureau. den. > ■ i* M BUUM were three of the tea cluha who w aifbt ehamplaa, BtUy O tkraa years never got tha Dodgers . any dangaro from the According to deeds'iecordtd at in McNamara’p accounts. showed Total originally mada bvertures to 3Ie- Sides white women. The committee also chopped $2,- 1. fknhar ...... 19 99 * » roOnda at 9law-bang punch- hkllMr than third In tha aaat- ’ ho. wont on. the office of the Town Cleric, prop evidence that a ertoM had been i m •m oa(4) Coy, Oak Piva va. Pantban. Aside from meat and com, the 500,00 off of budget estimates of E. lIcNall .. . a .. .10 797 80 lag is alao in pw apact for the ra- mireh 8 an. dtvisioa of tbs Natlonsl loop, ' the other world had showed $10,000,000 for construction of for erty on Summit -street has been committed. Needs M on Larson...... 109 M 114—119 Asauraneea that ha would play understanding for Navajo grows very little that can conveyed by W. W. Robertson to J. Farratto ...... 12 1081 88 tara battle banraea Eidla Xlai. Shamrocks va. Royal Biuao be ua^ in his diet. He raises some est foads and trails. The commit Klein .1 ...... Ill 100 110-497 regularly was ths tsetor that husky llaachaatar sea, aad Baba a all questions L. A. Converfo, and property on P. WUaoo ...... 13 1039 80 Speadhoya vs. Mataors goats but even much of his milk tee's report .. said the reduction So the Peaeemaa Urn Angelea—(«>—PoUoa B ergt H aberern...... l i t 111 194—987 svsntually awimg him to the A ’s, Bargaroa, at Nartbamptaa. Maaa., itonge aiifttf Ftael noau BSgotlated. (fourtland street baa been conveyed TeMi Him Beam- H. WIttka ...... 18 1077 77 comae from cans. would eliminate only proposed new I* A. Stewart is putting to a Uttla Snow ...... 98 99 101—998 Mcffoy said. who whaled it out ta a thrilling r and France, however, by E. J. HoU to Walter Scadden. D. OUassan ...... 4 803 78 W restlin g A typical Navajo meal for a construction o f about 245 miles. extra time on the toxsut range. He Owick ...... ^ 88 111 86—389 U n Cincinnati Rads and tbe draw in tha laat show- bon and Ansflcan Eagian OPEN FORDBUVBRTI4HOUBSt eod . t o take up the Ban Juan Bautista, OaUf. ((F)— draws |8 extra a month because he J, Donovan ...... 13 853 71 Pittsburgh Plratas, both ot the family in moderate means con Naw TechalqM Works rough acUoa la fotoaoaa la a third (Mwyhy's AHm) ' hattiA When Cham- Arrested for intoxlcatloB, a pris ie supposed to be a crack m ot. but Oarda *19 Sn 914 UM By Ths Afsodated P i m b TEUePHONE 8N» sists of coffee, mutton stew with Edison Urges Denver—(JP)—Two women fold National Lqagtia. wars tbe other ais-iouBdar which w ill bftHg to- A . W ilU a ...... lOS W X3*-S|T as a preacher canned tomatoes, and wheat fU w oner surprised Patrolman Ramiice he fired four times afâ man who Total N M i U MilMa (8) tsama ite O y coni ldarad Joialag fothar duiabla Th am y (aarta OaasdasL N. JÛ n Londai, I war aims, his police that purae snatchers have W. Stavaasen ..107 IS U S -4 0 * bread baked as a sort of "hoe- Crushing Weapons ^ too $00 $M by saying, "Okay, bera’s the key robbed him and his wife o f ftS6 aad PlaMl Avg. ObuehfiiroU .. U *7 8 9 .^ whan a abowdewii waa raaehad. Watarhuiy «*d Jadio Millar .. .U S *4 88 104 m adopted a new technique—cud to the jaU." 719 f t 99*( ywlfiilalplitt. tbnm CH cake." Washington, Jan. 30.—(ff. didn't even nick hit:!. farvar ...... IM 101 1 0 * ^ 7 atu McKachnia, naasgar at tha fhU Ittvar. Mass. Waltar An- .....10* SB 134—*1* OfisnsMi. 91*. Totfc, tr“ m tought' for dling! Each aald a man accoetad It waa BO idle statement The u n 97 Canned fruit is popular but at retary Edison, advocating approval O X w r y ...... 107 m 98-4U R ^ aald that ha offered to aeaet drewa Hartford South I___ .....IM 139 130-404 straight foUa. ,aiqr nwterlal her, put his arms gently but firm in by p otatial foes, aimed mad ready to oelebrator pcevtously had applied a • a a • • a 1919 91 Moriarty Brothi ^ bead of. the Uat of good things of the Navy'a proposed $1,300,000,- ly around bar and. In h o n ^ «l With Oefnany haimef Birds, o f prey attarapt to arala* Savsrtck ...... 94 91 U*-*-90t tha PhiladtigMa offer hut could know* for hia winiii*na»i to mix M o n tr^ — Yvon Robert, 230, td aat ths Navajo places water- 000 fleet expansion progrsm. told light, and cut off troth i early all outside food soureea, aUiee claim for lodging aa an itinsraat and tain exclusivs hunting patvOagsa 753 98 McCookay ...10* )0« 100-911 not guarantea McCoy a full tlma it, is coupled with Armaad Raasult 598 493 57* 18*3 Uontraal. defeated Ernie Dusek, S01-S15I oka aareaatt- tones, demanded her purse. Ib e had been given the. key and told M2 90 aiah » and aoda-ppp. Congress Uxlur tihat lu Msw of dsR- woman loet S7.M and S1.T0, oil* ti foUlDg victim to I iinncd strategy o f economic stranguletloa inaido ot fairijr well <*■*«»—« hoow job bocausa o f his high regard for of Holyoke la tha abow-opaaiag Hartford Ha. I U 335, Onuiba, Nab., two of thraa to tot hlmaeit ia. d tiy Biwa • M n I . ' * 0* *09 s u a iw Uaaa P N y , aaeond h aaw ii* la four rounder. rO R T B lT . i 1 .'A k i± - MANUanTEB BVENINO HERAID. UANCHBITBIl. CONN. TUBSDjfr. JANUASTS0;1M0 MANCHESTER E V E I^'d HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAT, JANUARY 80,1949 i T D f RED RYDER Still Michty Mysterious BY FRED

Me rvrt e c A ifVM •' BOARDS .* fc/v Z' © m 1MAT «T)LU MlSiSSSP( 'i'v HOM f4*1= 1DSOC5K ^ HOW TH* R E IW T//??/^//;r FOLK*. e u T HR** DOOi;* WERE UNBARRED BUY Sense and Nonsense ^ THAT ' ACtlM’ NAti)(?AL PRO^^ WsiSlDE •' UlK* 1D(”5 E / K t.® The thing that kUto most bxgu- The college student had failed to Poor Ftah! LltTTlM’ C O R ftA i. tlful theories to trying them out . tax X very important examina He always acts ao uppity, and m frowns on those who’re pesar. A ------tion. Wishing to break the news Remember that words often gently to his parents, he sent the In this place where he's always have a variety of meaning: following wire to his elder brother: lived, his standing la secure. A school teacher tells about a "HA'VB FAILED • TO PASS He’s arrogant—a perfect snob. EXAM. PREPARE FATHER." Because someone, before him Liwl Ftound Boataeas Serrieaa Offered 18 HooMboM Goods 61 little boy wbooo coat was ao diffi Hobbyists Get cult to fasten that she went to his The' brother replied: FATHER Worked bard and left him lots of Zale Outpoints Hostak wraith, he thinks all'should adore _ _ *cai OP key* »t Kart FRUIT TREES AND grape vlnea SEE THE Ho n e y m o o n —3 Believe United States ^ assistance. As she tugged at tbe PREPARED. PREPARE YOUR trimmed. Sprayed for scale. Fruit rooms of'furniture $168.00. $10.- hook, she said: SELF." him. Rrt,' Urt Friday afUmoon. He's never done one thing to • nturn to Rec office. trees (jrafted. Shade trees trim 00 down—18 months to pay. Al Exhibits Ready ' Teacher—Did your mother hook As Latter Injures Hand earn s person’s admiration; med. Tel. 8597. John S. Wolcott. bert’s Furniture Co., 43 A l l^ St., this coat for you? What is a bill collector for 7 a PIPJCILS. black and Should Fight War Now And If he lived where merit Hartford, Conn. Uttle Boy—No. She bought It. Husband—You say the bill col IWOWB, with name D. E. Ander- counts, he’d hold a lowly station. Show to Be Held Tomor* lector is downstairs? ! ( . f s ceHi. iM« tv m> »wv«t. mt. r ««. ate, v.». nr. ew. ■on. Reward. 68 Cheatnut atreet. Moving—Iruckliif— WINDOW SHADES. Holland Chicago, Jsn. 80—(Mt—^Tha Zale, rstad tbs No. 6 chsllsngsr Though he’s a whale in his wee Shades at reduced cost. Write for by the N.B.A., projected himself , V , THERE ARE PLENTY OF W ife— Yes. 1^^ Apt. No. 14. ______80 dieweigbt boxing title row Evening at Cen C^neral Trend in British 5f BRIGHT SPOTS IN THE WORLD pool, somehow 1 have the notion S tora ge , special prices and samplee. Capi- Into the middleweight picture by Chairman of Floor I Husband—Well, tell him to take ■* IF WE WISH TO LOOK FOR In any other spot, he’d be a BY J. R. WIIA,1.\MS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOUPUI; muddled these many months b) hardy showing agaliuit Hostak. that pile on my desk. OUR WAY AUS’HN c h a m b e r s —Local and U l Window Shade Co., 46 Capen ter Church House. Committee at Ball Thought- Is Causing THEM INSTEAD OF FOR THE small fish—in an ocean! Automobile^ Koi Sale 4 Long Distance Movera. TeL 6260. street, Hartford. twin claimants to tbe crown, ap attered around tbe ring and . a I>. Myers. pears destined to remain so fori peked down In tbe first round, Grave Concern to DARK ONES. WHAT IS THIS? ^ ■af'Tthat HOUNO is GREAT CAESAR, MARTHA/ SCRAM 1 2M8 PONTIAC aadan, 1B37 Caiev- 68 Hollister street. Mrs. Harold F. BldweU and Mrs. A Boy Scout was being asked YOU CAN ALWAYS do better at some time to come. , came on to give Hostak a stiff Gray—Mr. Haythe, to a good MUD VOU'VE eATlN® US INTO BflNK- A RACING GREYHOUND IS OUST 1 lolat town aodan, 1938 Ftyir.ouU> Wayside. Studio couches $19.06 Herbert B. House, co-chairmen of American Observers. Boy—Mother, can I go out and questions on the points of the com The champtoiuhlp situation can-! test the first half of the fight pass—north, south, east, and west. friend of mine. Why. I remember BROUGHT IM. 1936 Terraplano aedan. up. Maple breakfast seta $16.60 the committee In dhsrg* of the play baU ? RUPTCV.^ÎNCE ME JOINED • NEVER SHOULD SUSPECT IMITATIMS < liuk UC tL.ua$$ 4SVas usivstys ^s«iWMq> w u . a«iu proceeded to win essUy O R J A M MDUTRE I M l Chevrolet aedan. pole Repairing 28 not be 'clartfled under preMnt d r - ! and Hobby show tomorrow afternoon Mother—Why, I don’t even know Scoutmaster—Now, if you stand during the worst part of the de ''ilil OUR STAFP OF PANTRV THE EXISTENCE O P A HIS MASTER up. 9x12 Gold Beal rugs $6. Sava cumstancea until Ceferino Qarcia, I when h was injured. By OeWiU Mackiensle pression he showed confidence in TAX IN’ O U T ? MotMV, at The Center—6463. and evening at Center Church how to play ball. facing the rising sun, the north is ir a t e s have to cook SKATTS SHARPENED on an up to $50 on combination ranges. Recognised as titleholder by the Mike Jacobs, New York boxing “Do you think the United States me when the clouds were dark and P , t POTATO.'—- PIE / PUDONG.' — “ IN A Lessner'a Wnyalde Furniture, 46 house, announce that they will have Boy—Aw, shucks, that’s what a on your left hand, the south to the VKSSIER NASH OFFERS at a Ideal sKato sharpener. 25c pair. New York and California commis promoter, fiew to Chicago from threatening. EXTRA POTATOES, PUDDING EGAD/ SCRAIAWOLD MUST WEEK HB West Center street. Telephone a number of unusual exhibits from will come Into the war?” fellow gets for having a woman for right of you. What would be be ■arinf, 1937 Packard. 1938 Mash. Also saw fliing, lawt. raowera sions, and A1 Hostak, the National Miami. FU ./to see the fight, but Harold—In what way ? AND PIC EVERY MEAL.f EAT ONLY HAMBURGER OR 7170 -Open evenings. local people, not hitherto shown Five times in'five days Allen a mother. hind you? W O N T 19M Ford aedan and coupe, 1935 shaf-pened. E. 8. Edgerton, 876 Boxing Association champion, get left without ^mlng to agreement Gray—He lent me his umbrella. here, collectfona of various items Raymond, staff coitespondent of Boy Scout—My knapsack, sir. BEEF ST E W — AND THE ABLE TO POrd roadater, 1935 Naah. 10 Hen Pkrker street. Phone 3290. together in the ring. with Hostak’s BMdlers for the lat. that will Interest everybody. - MANY OF US WHO CRACK ONLY UQOlO THAT EVER R U N F O R derson. Phone 7238. Machinery ind fooN 52 Last night the stepup was rou-PAm OF ^ boys shoe the remainder of the flght. Both probability wtn.be a return ins^ these five inquiries were in them- We do not know what the doc ittw a, line rur^nlnp condition. Will weighed 162 pounds. with Zale lit S e i^ e . His manage] Diets. The exhibits will ail be on SMALL BUSINESS FOR SALE!— skates slxe 2. Telephone 6441. •elves o f moment, but because they tors say about It, but we are quite vaabapt trade an^ terms. Call 6504, The flght drew 10,412 paid cus EMdle Marino, pinned to have an rthe main floor, and a partial list fol- For quick dale, aroall amount of do represent a general trend In sure that women have better eye rVanmstrr. / . WANTED—USED clarinet, wood tomers and a net gate of $18,040. X-ray diagnosis made today. cash required. Fine opportunity ftome o f the ExhIMto Brittoh thought which to giving sight than men. A man cannot en one preferred. When answering grave concern to many American see a mud-ball two feet away from for energetic man who would like quote price. Write Box W, Herald. las Marion Casey will display ^liuicliiniter outside work. For particulars, her ^llectlon of fans. Salta and obtwrvers who are convinced that hts nose, but a woman can see a \' ? write Box P, Herald Office., I Slightly Injured M ^ peppera- by Mrs. John Matchulst this country should stay out of the speck of dust a half a mile away. Gening HeraM John F. rtektos WET Apartment*— Fla t^— Campolo Opens Winds Up in Hospital and M iN^rtha McNeill. Rosalter Advertisenento Tenements 68 Holt win. show two interesting Fixed In Britlah Mind WE LEARN MORE BY LIS TENING THAN TALKING. PRO- at els avara's* wurds tu a lloa. Hflp Wasted— Ffmale 85 boats tha^Jie made, one a ferry John F. Pickles, of 65 HoII street That line, "Y ou’d pretty soon la Bumbara and ahbrevlatlona FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM apart Ring Campaign New Britain, Jan. 80.—(P)— boat, the outer In glaaa. August find this war was yours if we were tflDED WE CWOOSE WISELY I aoant aa a word and aompoaad WANTED — OIRL for general George Sroka, 60, atarted for a | and senior warden of Manchester THOSE TO WHOM WE LISTEN. ment, eight miles from Manches Vsn Hone, Jr., will also have a fine Lodge o f Masons', is chairman of losing.” to firmly fixed in the aver 6S as two worda Ulnlmaia sen bouiework, live In. Write Box L, physician's office after an au-^ IjM ea of tbrsa llnaa. ter. 'Telephone 8888. exhibit of boat?. Mrs. E. E. Fish the floor committee for the annual age British mind, whether it be care of Herald. tomoblle hit him and slightly t 'd Mrs. WUItanr-Kean, bedspreads; Canadian or English. - Mandy—Don’t you-all know Us U a e raiaa par dap (or traaalsat Maaonlc ball which will be held in FOR RENT—SIX ROOM Duplex Valentin Stops Robinson injured his han d.. | Mrs. Walter Hobb]^ collection of From personal experience I know wrong to believe In ghosts? — m ls e Marab IT. ISSI WANTED—GIRL for housework tenement at 18 Ce*- B- O. Boyd that the British os a whole main modern Improvements, also ga will display Indian relies, Mrs. J. V. day night of this week. Tbe an tain a pungent belief, as immutable ’em. Ah wouldn’t trust a Ghost as I OeaasauUva Dapa...| 7 eitl ( eta mornings, 26 Westminster Road, knocked him down. He wound nual Masonic ball is Manchester’s THE w o r r y WART I Csasaeattve Oara...| » stall sU rage. Phone 6792. Much Ability. up in a hospital with a frac-! Lamberton, Egyptian objects, and aa their 4 o’clock tea habit, that far as Ah can see him. Oar ...... Ill stain sta Manchester. Mrs. C. fil. Lewis, Turkish articles. outstanding social event and indi America tl) ought to be In the war AU erdart for Irrssutar inssrtions FOR RENT—FURNISHED or un tiirc^ shoulder. I cations are that there will be a . WUI ba Sharstd at ths ons tints rats HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Mon Newark, N. J.. Jan. 30—vsa upon rsqussb m. till 7 p. m. only. Saturdays and bandit’’ and ballyhoocr of heavy all nations and Mrs. Ora Sherwood battle for us. and that (3) if it Ads ordar'ad bsfors the third sr a very old bride doll; Frederick W. Mr. Pickles will have charge of should come to -a show-down and r - \4'*0O o f WteMWOl Belt Y o o . S(tb dsr will ba eharssd onir (or Sundays free. Bachelor apart FOR RENT—f i v e ROOM fiat and weights, was overstating Just a the ushers for the event. A tU\V» TO TWt eOOTW tbs bctual Bumbsr o( tlmsa ths ad ment, Clinton atreet. Phone 4005 garage. Adults preferred. Inquire HIU, images in glass bottles; ^ E. England were being defeated, we BY 5 Q ^ » t X O R ^ \ YOO,V\R.W\6W 40C rt4 bit In billing Valentin Campolo as Japanese Say Stqpley, model blrdhoukes ^ d would have to go to the rescue any NOO C O O L O gsarad, aharsins at ths rata aarn- tonight after 6 o’clock. 21 Hollister street. a "New Wild Bull of the Pampas," 0*4 .UvJV OV COUR«C •• BOT VOY. bat DS allowanea or rafnnds saa other novelties in wood; WlUiaiH way—BO why not now. COOVON'T GO M\TvA but he wasn’t kidding when he OUT O f THY QOf.ST*OM ■sda on ala time ads stopped FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat, excel Thornton, miniature horses and If this uncomplimentary Idea fOSt)\BLY sr tbs flfth dsr. said his new Importation was a Nazis’ Return ~ *tlll forbids": displar IlDsa aat Situations Wanted-*- lent condition, furnace and ga ponies. 1\. Y. Stocks existed merely as a passive sort 6 0 * glutton for puni.«ihment. Mrs. Bertha Keeney will show of thing, to make ua sorry that Female 88 rage. Available Feb. 1st. Call As a heavyweight sensation, the ____I Barald atUI set ba rsaponalbls England’s Store, 262 Spruce St. Is Êssential* her collection of buttons, Misr Irene the good folk of lovely England : far were tbaa ena Inoorrset Inaar- latest "Wild Bull" was no Luis Buckland, buttons and boxes; Mrs. should think ao badly of us, it per I f M ad bar adtrartliamant srdarad WOMAN WOULD like housework, Tel. 3855. Angel Firpo last night. But in Adams Exp ... ^Sirssare than out tints R. J. Smith an old picture, Mbs. R. haps would present no real dan m by day or hour. Best of refer Air Reduc .... ‘Something's got to be done about those dogflsh, boss.*' Tbe laadvartsnt omltalon ol ta- stopping big Jim Robinson of (Continued from Pngs One) G. Raymond, shaving mugs, Mrs. ehces. Write Box Z, Herald. Alaska Jun .. ger. But there is a decidedly ac ; pubIleatloB of advsrtUlns Philadelphia in nine rounds before W. F. Hawley, miniatures. Robert tive side to it which does not raise ___ raatlhtd only hr eanesllatloii a crowd of 2,500, he ahowed a the Soviet ambassador, Ckmstantln Allied chem . fad tha ebarga autds tor tha ssrvlas Hawley a hand-made table, and Am Home prod a peril to neutrality. BY SYLVIA world of courage, a decided liking Smetanin, had conferied for an FLAPPER FANNY 'WMarad. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 Quotations Mrs. Richard Alton her collection Am Rad St\8 Effort, to BriM Sentiment. A n bdvaruaamsBtt aiuat sonfora for rough going and considerable hour today with Arltx over thS o f penguins. Am Smelt .V. Tbe fact to that there la a wide oopr bad trposrapEr wilb ability once he warmed up to his Mrs. Robert Alexander’s group _ , pat sareread hr tbs Babllah- FOR SALE -GUERNSEY cow, question of Russlan-Japanese Am T ft T spread and subtle effort being I and tbar ~ ressnrs tbs right ta coming In soon. Louis Pavan, 620 task. trade and Japanese fishing rights of women workers will sell candy. made by British interests to build We all see clearly that, with the For eight rounds, Robinson Am Tob B ' tavlsa av rslaet aar aepr ssa- Keegey street. In Soviet -Far Eastern waters. up a sentiment in America to GHOWN above to the design of ' objaetlonabls victory of the allies, our own se punched him around aa though he Am W at Wks ___ JINO HOURS—ClassISad ada Virtually at Standatlll bring the United States into tbe ^ the Henry Wadsworth Long JtMJv. curity will be guaranteed. Other were going to send the Bull right Anaconda ...... fellow .stamp of the poets group, mesui. ba pabUshad ssata dar otnal ba Meanwhile except for factories Armour DI .... European upheaval. ^ dved br U e'eloob aooa iatur- Articles For Sale 45 wise—which may God forbid — back home to pasture in the Ar Local Stocks second set of five In tbe Famous engaged in "urgent" production of Atchison ...... I don’t say that this to official, 1 td!*0. general slavery will descend upon gentine. Then, in the eighth, or that it represents an activity Amariitons series. The tongfel* WASH TUBBS H 19 Wiy of • Wonan Tour Wnnt -Ads FOR SALE—MEN’S rebuilt and all of us and will crush our poor Valentin tossed a few bombs at war materlala and essential pub Aviation Corp . low l«eent green stamp wiU be lic services the industrial heart of ffiinilslied By Putimm and C41. Baldwin CX ... of the general British public. But Ada are saoeptad ovar .tha tala- relasted shoes. Better than new world. the bo-3 2 9 4 CTiea ft Ob . . . "Evangeline” arq known to every 8758. New York. ôple of influence are wont to school child. ' . Campolo, a 224 pounder who pert and a city of l.OOOJXM), and Hartford F ire ...... 84 Vq 8 3 4 CHirysler ...... Indei of CIssaiflcntlonE ahowed In this country way back Hartford Stm. Boil. 61 65 Coca-Cola .... congregate. Longfellow bega'n writing po »••••aaaaa•aaaaaea SL FOR SALE—HARUWUUD botn Our form of government and our Kyoto, population 1,2()0,0()0. Osaka We saw this identical sort of In ’32 In four successful prelim National F ire ...... 60*4 6 2 4 Col Gas ft El .. etry while in Bowdpin CoUegey •a••••••a•••aoooo B stdvs and fireplace lengths. Ap form of liberties will be menaced prefecture la the chief manufac propaganda in the World war. ; M., V'— inary bouts, got off to a bad, start Phoenix ...... 82 <3 84 4 ComI Inv Tr . . continued hit vhrse fm Prod .... foamed over. /VO AwlouMbnsa dldale tor Prealdciit. least 14 hours and it was indicat Resexted Amerioxn Neatrallty. bataaMbloa (or Bala ...... d loads. CashVon delivery. Tel. 8757. co'mc out of that, but once he did, ed it might continue into tomor lUumlnating Sba. . . . 6 2 4 Del L ft Wn .. Brazil has issued a single acinlx Hartford G ax ...... 33 I was abroad before we came postal for youth, depleting th(Y bMaaiobllaa (or Eiehanga • Responsible governments know he was labelled "OK" by the fans row. Douglas Alrg kata Aeoaaaorlaa—TIraa ..,••• d S. New Eng. Tel. C o. 164 into the liut conflict. England TTirex Wise Men, bearing gifts ol we will refuse any prop* sal o f v.ar and writers. Japan is nearly self sufficient in Du Pont ...... No Volunttera B T T .T .H i ^ Aata Rapalrinp—Painting .... T W ertem Maas. ___ 3 4 4 Eastman Kod . was an uncomfortable spot for a gold, frankincense and myrrh ALLEY OOP _ Aata Sehoela ...... 1-A participation and that we Intend, coal and nearly all her Imports Yankee because of the deep re g/A Stea—Ship by Tniak ...... I come from' Maneboukuo and indttrtrial Elec Auto-L .. The Star o f Bethlehem is shown ~Por HIra P TciWii with all the ineans at our disposal, Acme Wire ...... 19 sentment at our neutrality. ,The MV 'v'W m I CAMT Men’s Club Rolls northern China. However, the Gen Elec ...... xt the lett of (he stamp. «5AAuiiBEReW6D la—Sarvlea—Storags . . . 14 to meet any attempt to violate pur Am. Hardware .... 2 2 4 British people thought xnd un Ift wartime burden on shipping lines Gen Foods . . <6041 SUPf^DBR arerelaa—BIcyelat It neutrality. Arrow H and H, com 384 doubtedly quite honestly, that we The shortage of copper coins in atad Autos—Hotoreyelas . . . II Advertisement — Premier Per AIMn ttansson, of and railways has Interfered with Gen Mot ...... TMACr... Maasa aad Ptw(aaslaBal gsrataaa Cancllepin Match Bristol B r a s s ...... 4 6 4 ought, to be in tbe war, and they Sweden. movement of coal from the conti Gillette ...... ShaiiZhai has forced the substitu laast Sarvleaa 0((arad ...... II Billings and Spencer StH Hecker Prod .. never have forgiven us for not tion of postage stamps for coins tsabold Sarvleaa OSarad ....I t - A Notice Is hereby gl7>en that a nent and from the mines In south Colt’s Pat. Firearms 78 getting started earlier. Those 1-30 _Blldlng—Contracting ...... 14 Already it Is largely due to the Last night 34 bowlers of the ern and western Japan. Int Harv ...... especially for transportation. In public hearing will be held at the Eagle Lock ...... 1 2 4 Int Nick ...... were the daya when I heard Presi , Flerlata—Nuraarlat ...... II United States that British youth is South MethtHllrt chiirch Men’s (The shortage la not connected South China old kerosene cans Stral Diraetora ...... It office nf the Board of Selectmen Iri Fafnlr Bearings ..,. 120 Int T A T ...... dent Wilson hissed by a ^tlsh are being n u d e into two-cent ‘Well, boys. I guess this isn’t gonna decide who’ll take m« tting— Plumbing—Roofing . . IT the Municipal Building, Manches being put into the skle- Club bowling league traveled to with Japan’s International trou Grey Tel Pay Sta. . 94 cinema assemblage in Bombay— to the dance. So let’s make it whoover cab whip me.” arsnea ...... 11 Springfield to bowl the Men’s Club bles, the ending of her treaty with Johna-Man ... pieoss. ter. ‘Conn., on Monday, February —Fwier Hunter, liberal member, Hart xnd Cooley ... 120 Keimecott .... and the unfortunate American lllnsry—Oraaamaking ...... II of the Park Memorial Baptist the United States, or her quarrels eving—Trucking—Storags .. M 5ih, 1940. at eight P. M . on the Antario legislatnre. Henjley Mach., Oom. 9 Ugg A My»B .. coiuul was present ^ M Is Paaaanger Sarvlea ...... to-A matter of changing the name of church, this being their annual with Britain.) T Landers Frary ft Clk 274 AU these things are exceedingly BY FON'rAINB FOX palMlnu—Papering ...... n Loew’s ...... TOON EHVILLE FOLKS a public highway within the Town The truth Is never propaganda; visit to that city. Drought Another Factor \ N ew Brit. Mrii., com 32 Loriliard ___ unpleasant to write about. How Fiafatalonal Barvicea ...... 11 It la the very staff of public life. Bowling candleplns was a new llapblrlng ...... It of Manchester from McNall Street A threermontha drought that North and Judd ... 314 Mont Ward ... ever. it does aeem necessary tliat experience to many of the lo*»I THE BOSS RETURNS EARLY PROM LUNCH JUST IN TIME 10 SEE fej'Tallorlng-Dyolng-^laanlng .. 14 to Avery Street. In that portion of —Li>rd Lothian, British anibasna- brought the water supply to a Peck, Stow ft W U ... 4 4 Nash-Keiv .... the American pubUc should be ad . Yallat Oooda and Bervica ...... II dor to I T . 8. men, for In this game the dead the highway Which la located be Critical stage, was another factor Russell Mfg. 0>. ..; 19 Nat Btoc ...... vised that this wooden horse to in THE HEAP BOOKKEEPER SHOOT A seNSATiONAL BASKET ' .Waatad—Buelneae Servloa It w o^ is allowed to lay on the al CdUratloaal tween Deming Street and the in the suspension of hydto-electrlc S*MVlU Mfg. O o...... 374 Nat Cash Reg . our m idst The idea, o f cdurse, a and Claieea ...... IT South Windsor town line. I’m for raising money for extra leys and in many cases the dead power production. SIlex Oo...... 14 to to buUd up a pro-Allled aentl- ordinary needs with taxation: but Nat Dairy .... vats Instructions ...... II Dated at Manchester, Conn., woo Bankers Trust 67 Phelps Dodge MV r w FURNOi vvB'asQOMSk hZvb 1b Ip Wanted— Female ...... 14 two seta of games. In tbe third chines and then were told to re Central Hanover 104 ÂNffU O^BOUrr a u . a r o u n q j w h a t lip Wanted—Mala ...... ___ It Town Phil Pet ...... Thcrf has been a little bureau set of games the locals found turn home. More than 3,000,000 Chase ...... A 9 0 UT THlS^tNff T14AT CALLS . BSR.fAAO'm Isaman W anted...... 14- a cratic clique in the bureau (of . . . . 3 4 4 Pub Sve NJ .. Renewed Snow COPS, A nor s q u a d a n d a n AMeuiANcef Ip Wanted—Mala or Fernelt 17. themselves and came back with were affected. Chemical ...... ■, • • 6O4 Advertisement mines) that resents any Suggestion Radio gaau Wantad ...... ST-a gain o f 159 pins over their rivals, Use of electrical appUancee has City ...... 284 Reading ..... T taattona Wantad—Famala ... it from a superior officer. They have giving Springfield the match by 70 been reduced eeveral tlmea recent Coatlaental .... 14 Blocks Action taatlona Wantad—Mala .... || Board of Tax Review run tbe bureau since President Rem Rand ... n r S■aipleyment Agsnclaa ...... 41 pins. ly. Electrical clocks,.even la pub Cbm Exchange . . . . 684 Republic Stl . Uva sreeb—Pete—Pweltar^. Hoover's time. The feature of the match lic railway atatlons, were turned First National ___ 1900 —.Serietary Of Interior Harold Rey Tob B ... (roatlBxefi from Page One) Vablelaa the locals total score of 673 for off and other electrically-powered Guaranty Trust Deg a—Birds—Pats ...... 41 « Notice Irkes. Safeway Strs U va gtoek—Vablelaa ...... 41 six men in the last game, an aver roaebinee cut -A to Jaipan*s protest agalnrt selBure St Gas A El . solve In France, he said, because tea— Farm—Dairy -Fnodneu id Tuesday. Feb. 6. 8-6 P. M. Springfield men. Group singing of 21 Germans from tbe liner Wen, An o f Ua Were - St (Ml Cal ... abeld Oooda ...... ll "the men of Moacow placed them- Wednesday,. Feb. 7, 6-8 P. 5L was conducted and Rev. Hkwl Asama Maru and said that publl Bora to Trouble St OU NJ .... try aad Toota ...... II Thursday, Fab. 8, 8-6 P, M. Story and Walter Harrlaon along ealvex at the orders of Berlin." ^1 laatramanta ...... It eatlon of the British note, possi Tex Corp .... ’The regular communique from SCORCHY SMITH Johiiay Gtts the Jittitra BY JOHN C, TERI^ Friday. Feb. 9. 6-8 P. M. with several membera of the Port Arthor, Tex, (*)—Before I bad gtora Equlpmeat ... . 14 bly today, would be accompanied Timken Roil B tbe western front, which tort night kla at ths Stores ...... It Sst-arday, Feb. 10, 8-6 P. M. Springfield club were called upon be even to bom, one Port Arthur by an outline of the Tokyo view Tranaamerica reported aome aviation and artil Paarlas Apparel—Furs ...... IT Monday. Feb. It. 6-8 P. M. INSURE ’ for a few remarka. vy$a, wftE ON THE ^ U T W , YeOf.TlIE T to ^ )«0Rny, Itad—To Buy ...... II point. child to being sued In district Un Carbide .. lery activity, aald today; JWTAN turns iTifJ Tuesday, Fc4». IS, 8-6 P. M. with On Tuesday, Feb. 27 the local It was expected the Foreign Of court. U «T LAP NOW .EOON, YOU s n r t J i SM c o t i J aam^-Maaad—Matala—Raoarta Union Pac ... "Nothing to report.” WE‘a M - l WMAT6 -tJMAftlNAnON Utruef I ■aataarwats AH persons claiming to.be ag McKin n e y br o th er s club niU entertain the Springfield fice would contend that'search of 'The unborn child's father was Unit A t r c ----- Without Board ...... II grieved by the 'doings of the Aa- club in a return match at the Y killed on a construetkM Job and LtW i MATTSR.J9NNN)f?. ^Faatad . . . . '...... l l . A Real EaUto bb4 lns«raaee neutral vessels plying' between Unit Oorp .... SeariS—Raaarts...... M sessora o f the Town of Maachea- 60S Main St. PhoM 6060 M. C. A. aUeys. Thomaa Curran neutral potnts la "quite unutuaT' the compensation commission de Unit Gas Imp ter. Conn., and those requiring off staaraata ...... ll attd Waiter Harrlaon were undsr International law. - - creed that not only ahonld the US Rubber ... s * a e e e X • • ooras—Board ...... II sets must appear and lie their charge of arrangements last mother receive oompeaaatlon hut I ■state Par Mawt Tenai ■aaMS Por B e a t ...... it over the area. Barbsd wire around pealed tbe derision to the district Elec Bond A Sh (t^^rb) ,. ♦. 74 by law to twenty daya from and Madison, Wls., Jan. 80—(PV—A the concesskma has been electri court and named the tmbom babe Ark Nat G as ...... 2 4 after tha first day of February KNOFLA three montha old Holstein bull, cslly charged since Sunday. as one defenttouL Axd Gax and D A ...... *4 BalMlag tor Bale 1940. AmnBiiperpow 4 srtj to. Bale . given oxygen Tor four 4aya, was Food was running short In ths ' tor B a le • ••• Guatave S*ihreiber, reported today to bava passed the dtrtriet The Japan sss had raiww- lOE SOttM Blue R id g e ...... 1 4 VS? Chairman. criate In tta fight agalnrt pnau- ed a baa on Importation of sup- Bane. Vt, Jan. SO.-IF)— Two Philadelphia. Jan. 80.—<■>—Mtoa n Bond and ...... 7 4 •••••• Everett T. McKinney, m SURAM CE mania. Tba oatt la oenaidered tha U rge Ice bouaax, containing three Cnmrila nothingham. S6. a found* Ntog Hud Pow ...... 6 4 r M l* ••••• pUaa after JapaiwsB-Fritlah rala 'A SecretB^. Ask Yew NalgtAorl moat valuaUa aver produoad from tlons becanM strslnsd ov«r tha tens of ice. W ir e dextroyed during er and llrat aeeratety of tba CMe PsBnroxd • • .• ...... • ...... S . ••• John L Olson. the Unlveriri^ of Wleeonsln herd. Asama Mam Inridsat of Jan. the nl^t by fire. The Io m to The a u b o f Philadeiiriila. died yeeter* Pltnay*Bbwex ...... 7% Board of Tax Revlow of the m MatB at. Phoaa 6«M It la named “Univerafty Vrouka but Japsnsss bavs dsalsd any con B sire and WUUamatown lee Com day. Mtos Forthlngham was bom Begal Ij ch ,9*X$ T ow n a t Maacheater. Cotm. U r HaagarvalA'* asetloo. pany waa eetlmatert a t HO.OOO., in Boxton. UM Ctaa ...

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