THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1942 tOtJRTEElT MawltgBtrr EttjPtting ralit Others Are Giving Their Life Blood-Give Your Money to the Red Cross! • 1

charge on Monday, Wednesday Uawrenos T. Mallon, son e i Mr. Judge WtUlam 8. Hyde, acting for the Manchester Water Com­ and Friday evenings from 6:30 to Church Plans and Mrs. OUver Mallon of Pearl Offer Another 9:30. AKbutTown street, who enlisted In the Coast pany, yesterday negotiated a Average Daily Circulation The Weather ' '• f mortgage loan In Boston from the ^ Application may be made Mon­ -- B I N 6 0 » ArUlle^, left today. His ce-work- For>r tba Moatli M fiecember, 1641 John Hancock Mutual Ufe Insur­ day or Thursday e^nings or dur­ 75th Birthday Forecast of U. S. Weather eri from tte Cravat Department Trade Course ing regular Trade School hours. TONIGHT 'Vvwiiaend Club No. 3 will meet of Chenejr Brothers recently gave ance Company amounting to 1100.- Courses still avalfable are elec­ 000 on the company holdings to ODD FEU-OWS HALL 7,100 V ^•aierrow ovoninc with Mrs. him a farewell party at the Villa tricity and carpentrj^. If lii de­ Warmer tonight ■Miry L«due t€ 39 Brooklyn Maria and a pen and pencil set. pay for recent improvements, ex- mand. Talcottville Congrega­ SPONSORED BF KINO DAVTO LODGE, L O. O. F. tensions and the new north end •. I.oral School Also Sug* Member et tke Aadlt ■ItMt, Rockrine, lesvlnff on the Another party was tendered him tional to. Hold a Big hwwd I ' I ■ OAMES '■' hwww Borean of CtrcolatloaB nsetinff, a card party for Tuesday evening at the home of reservoir on Lydall street. j gestfi That Women Can tS Oam ea...... $4.00 Price Per Game Manchester— A City of Village Charm •:4S Rockville bus. After a brief Art McKay, and he received a Take It Up. Course Reviewed Celehration Then. 4 Special G am es...... $10.00 Prize Per Game the benefit of the Red Cross will purse of money. j A Poli.sh priest will be at St. 1 Special G a m e ...... $50.00 Prize 1 James’s church Saturday after- j Dfrar Prize $10.00 (SIXTEEN PAGES) pUce. Prises wUl be awarded The annual meeting of the Tal- (Claarified Adverttsiog Oa Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1942 PRICE THREE CENTS and refreshments served, and a W,llllam Belflore of 132 Charter noon and evening to here confe.«- Another course In blue-print At Police School $1.00 Admiaalon Incindee All of the Above Games. VOL. LXI.„NO. 97 good attendance is hoped for. Oak street, has entered the Robert .sions In Polish and wilt al.*)© assist reading and the theory of shop cotlvllle Congregational church Special Cards 10c Each. . ^ Breck Brigham hospital In Bos­ at the masses held in the church I practice la now being offered at was held Tuesday avenlng. A pot- Sunday morning. Sunday, January 36, will be ob- ton. He is expected to remain there j the Manchester Trade School. The weekly session of the Man- luck supper preceded the biislnes.s Mrved as Red Cross day In the three or four weeks for observa­ The course Is especially designed (jhester Police School was held session. A large attendance was covenant rCongregatlonal church tion and treatment. The Jiinior members of the Girls' Friendly .Society of the St. for machine operators and Ins^c- last evening under the supervision on hand, there being about seven­ on Spruce street ty present. Various , reports of Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Keeney Mary’s church will meet Monday 1 tors who want Information on how of Detective Sergeant Joseph at 7:30. After the business ses.sion the church were (heard and acted ICia. EUzabeth KrauSe and son of Robert Road will leave tomor­ to read blue-prints. The work In­ Prentice. The in.structor spent the upon. Donald of 55 Academy street, and row for a few days’ stay in .N'ew the girls will liowl. | Repulse Japs’ Batan Peninsula Attacks; cludes instruction In the reading evening siimmarir.ing all the sub­ Officers were elected, among Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fleck of 57 York City, expecting to return rtf two and three view drawings, jects which were covered during these being John G. Talcott who Benefit Entertainment Mr and Mrs. Donald Willis of Academy street, returned yester­ Sunday evejjlng. sectional views, screw threads and the course. wss appointed as clerk. Also, Princeton street left this morning day from Fort Atkinson, Wis., gearing. A study of simple assem­ Next Wednesday evening, all James Rldyard was elected aa For the where they attended the funeral a A son was born 'Tuesday morn­ for a week's visit in Florida. blies Is made, as well as the more treasurer. Rev. Thomas Street, ing at the Wesson Memorial Hospi­ members who have completed the week ago of Mrs. Krause’s hus­ advanced work, with the tole­ school will take a written exami­ minister, acted aa moderator band, Henry Krause, who died tal, Springfield, Mass., to Mr. and rances neces.sary In pre.< -A man London. Jan. 23. —i/Pi- Roytl part of » 610,000 payroll. The roL- Price Control prise attack on (^rman posi- and two women, cither eljot or Brighter for Tall Men Air Force bombers carried out a Libya, has recaptured Age­ ber* entered the office shortly Richard Stone - Optician Reading Anthracite, you itmw all’s welL Y oa Rre Proclamation Of concentrated attack on Muenster tioDs in the 40-mUe sector be­ stabbed, were found '-dead' in a dabia in a thru.st 90 miles after the paymaster had left fsr Dr. Robert M. Rubin — Optometrist RSSujcd olT that long-burning, ooo-clinkering per- roadside ditch near Cstonaville, last nigbt, the Air Ministry an­ another part of the factory with Bill Is Ready tween Novgorod and the Mos- Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 23 — (;P) • hockey games . . . You.can put on nounced today. northeast of El .Agheila where 891 Main Street Call 4720 for Appointment fonnmnee which means more heat widi leas luraace Baltimore suburb, today. most of the money. Two glris. cow-Leningrad railway in a Discovery of the bodies was re­ —If you’re less than six feet, five , lower storm windows without a Large fires were left burning, a the Axis forces made their Katherine Dowd and Yvonne Flor- tending. Let ns send yon a few tons o f thia low ash, Thanksgivingl drive to flank the Leningrad be- ported to C!atonsville police by inches in height—thia won’t con- ■ ladder . . .You have a better communique said. stand, the British announced o f­ enre, were In the office, whe* the Some Say Measure May slegera. Oiupled with news of Harry Souers, who said he came cem you. chance In subway nuhes.” Ehiemy airdromes in The Nether­ ficially today. Indicating strong bandits entered with drawn plft- frtmimm hard coal that costa yon not a pcniiy extra. But U you’re at least that | Riggs, who la called “Uncle Big- lands and docks at Dunkerque also aerial reinforcements had bol­ _ le weather man aaya A home of your own in the land of the fr e e .. .cans* this fierce drive, which bad de­ upon them on h') — An least 300 before he can publish CHECKERBOARD You’ll want a fuel that re- than ever before. forces were continuing to advance ty medical examiner. making a survey of super-six attacks by British fighters on air­ Italian bomber aircraft with Chad Capital Bombed “WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” amendinent-patched wartime price Wonten Identlfled footers designed to help others findings that may be helpful to dromes In northern France and a fighter protection.’.’ London, Jsn. 2$. — (Jb — Free control measure which aome apon- along a 100-mile front between personnel directors, vocational French hradquarter* snnounoed to­ aponda quickly and buma We’re proud to help you keep that home of your Kurak and Kharkov, the Russian The women were Identified as "overcome the disadvantages and patrol'aircraft attack off the Down Three Planes Bora aaid "may prove more un­ guidance bureaus, psychologists Amencan-built Kittyhawk (Cur­ night that' aa unidentified twla-aa- DINE AND DANCE FEED STORE - steadily. Fill your bin with living up to your id ea b .. .a home that builds for th^ Pittsburgh. Mrs. Helen Johnson. 21, and her I make full use of the advantages Frisian islands in which a supply popular than new taxes” ,waa ready sister, Ifrs. Irene Carter, 32. The of being tall." and athletic coaches. vessel was hit. tiss) fighters of the Australian gtned aircraft bombed Fert Loao*. T* the Lilting Tunes of TclapiMM T711 for final coagreaaional action to- May Hava Waa Back Orel man was not identified. It is Riggs' idea that if exces­ capital of the Ckad territory la I t Apal Plata Manekeatar Old Company’s Anthracite. future of America in the lives o f your children. Makii One mlUtary observer declared Disadvantages Rcfiorted Two bombers were missing from Air Force attacked the Axis for- ^pltsl lAeonard Johnson of Alberton, sively tall men will tell him their mations and brought down three Fremh l^uatorial .4frteo. shortly home .a finer place to live this year. Modernize wltl *6yi tbie push already might'have won Consider some of the dLsadvan- stories, the data will lead to a bet­ th ' night’s operations. the Air You’ll he ready to meet Weary Sehate-Houae confereea Md., husband of Mrs. Johnson, Ministry said, while a Coastal planes, including a dlve-bonilier. after nooa yesteixlay. Th* Freach DON MAC AND HIS the Manchester Lumber Jk Fuel Company! agreed on tta terma laBt night after back Orel which, he aaid. "baa been made the Identification, police tages already reported to the 60- ter evaluation of factors that now statement said 12 Oermon-ai*^ I winter’s hitter blaata in nearly encircled for a fortnigbL year-old retired educator by Command aircraft was missing At the same tune R. A. F. bomb­ %eariy two weeka of legialatlve said. may presen) problems in marriage, ers, raided concentratons of Axis bombs were dropped near the aw- "The Rtiaalan atptement that le'n^y friends In various parts education, occupation and athletics. from patrol operations yesterday. RHYTHM MASTERS comfort. llanket pulling whiph ended In ad­ Dr. Kleffer said the man had a motor transport in the battle area. drome, startlag o fir* and caoMig •44 towns and villages have been of the country: He says very tall men should Several persons were Injur^ justment of wide differences be­ bullet wound in the chest Mrs. (A Reuters report that there a fexv casoaltlek. DELICIOUS POODS — MODEST PRICES! tween the two chambers of Oon- reoocupied in thia area should ba Johnson waa stmt through the "Creditors spot you;.. .It’z hard learn to take advantage of their ■•••S Bans* Tarker Venl CatlHa ’£ n V 0 £ A / i ^ M w i a n to get a tall date....Your hats •’arresting appearance" Instead oi (Contlnned on Page Six) were 400 vehicles in this concen­ greao and the White Houae. the forerunner of big news,” be head and her sister waa stabbed trating pointed up the weight of Marketo at a Glaoco ■aM BNHara Sleeks VraJ Caccletere Representative Steagall (D., added. in the left breast and alashed get dirty from sweeping cobwebs being embarrassed by It. and he New York. Jaa. 26—(Jb— and dust___ You have to wrath declare* that aa far aa he’s con­ Treasury Balance the Axis push.) Ala.), who teamed with two Demo- The raporta frutn the Novgorod about the throat *111* communl(]us which said the Boado—Meettvo:, Balls, ■aafik Floe Wince — Liqoore and Beer cratie coOeagues to break the con- sector said an unexpected rise in Badtas 66 Fleet Apart around awrnings.” cerned. at least, super six footers Amertoaa laaaea fcialwr. can get ready-made clothes If they Washington. Jsn. 23— —The Axis forwrard movement was con­ 2* Oak Street Tel. S894 ferenoa deadlock, prcdlctad that the sub-aero temperatures had Catonzville police said Souers, a On the advantage side, aome of tinuing, declared that "light cover­ Stocks—BOsod; pries ekaafM the Houae arould accept the MU aa brought on the acreen snowstorm. neighbor of Johnson, told them Riggs correspondents have listed, sleep In short berths, and to make posiUoA of the Treasury Jan. 21: 9 . E. WILUS & SON. simple adjustments helpful in Receipts. $18,079,386.44; expen­ ing forces of Brilain’s Eighth amendad hi conference becauac and London ohaervers pointed la be came upon the bodies lying face however: OOttsa -Stroaa; Poal, Lornber, Maaaaa* SoppUea, Palat You look swell in tails sleep in sohrt berths, and to make ditures. $89,023,516.36: net bal­ 4 ^OMMaaad aa Page aix^ w 3 MAIN STREET TEL. 6126 u ^ . MANCUESTEM i k a t i t o ^ 6B autmawHU. . laace, |8,013i025,4U If' 6XK MAWCHETSTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2S, 1942 i l l A V O . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1942 PAGE THREE

covered by State's Attorney his brother, William Carsten, edge in recent aerial fighting were Gox Explains Thomas C. Flood of Middlesex supervisor of the Branford dis­ Dimes Drive developed In two reports. N. K Slocks Cargo Cast the police last night. Mrs. Graham' county. In hla InvW lgatlon of the trict, who were suspended in- A Russian Information Bureau Local Scouts Y. M. C. A. Woman Killed was alone when struifk. The driver Play Any Game MONUMENT Collier case, or by Oovemor Hur­ deffhltely pending sn Investigation communique said; “Fifteen Ger^ of the car was hjrid under bonds ley and special. agents operating by State Police Commissioner Ed­ man planes were destroyed Jan. 21. of $500 on a charge of reckless Carsten’s Case Has Big Day We lost four.” Adams Bxp .... Into Ocean Schedule At Benefit Party for several months In the depart­ ward J. Hickey. Air Reduo ..... aerica Now on Way Given H onors By Auto Here < 'driving pendinjr completion of the PRICES C'arstens Exonerated The Soviet war news, published InvestlgaUoir ment, no detailed report o f their Alaska Jun ___ Tom orrow: findings has been submitted to Commissioner Cox said that a in Ismdon, declared that Gerntony Mrs. Graham leaves two broth­ Over $417 Already Col­ waa straining every facility in'an Alleghany ___ 9:00-10:00 Cadet*, gym- The local Teachers’ Club an* Slate Official , Denies him as yet, the commissioner de­ report received by CommUssloner Crew of Brazos Spent ers. WUllhra Ahem of Denver, Are Going Up! attempt to bring Into production Am Can ...... Big Representation of 10:00-11:00 Juniors, gyml Struck While Crostiing nounces that at the community Irregularities in the clared. Hickey exonerated the Carstena lected and 7 Days Am Home Prod . Five Hours Tossing 11:00-12'00 High school, gym. C olors^, and John J. Ahem of card party it is aponaoring for tiM Place your order now next spring new fighters and bomb­ E a»t H artford. Also two sisters, Bofore His Own Regime ' of about a half dozen complaints, ers to challenge the better allied- Am Rad St S ... Manchester Scouters at 1:00 - 5:00 Men's, badminton, Street in South End; benefit of the Red Croas Tuesday, for Moatorials to be Highwa}(^Dcpl. Comniisaloner Oox, howe\-er. In­ most of which srose from actlvl- Still Remain. \ Am Smelt ___ _ Sugar Overboard. To Outbuilding Foes MAim ise'Nora C. and Miss Kate M. January 27, In High School hall, made aircraft. gym. Driver Is Held. Ahem both of Hartford. She leaves erected In the Spring and > terpreted State's Attorney Flood's Ues during his own administra­ The writer was Col. P. Stefanov- Am T A T ...... Hartford Dinner. 6:00-7:00 Junior open period, people may play any game they Hartford, Jan. 23.— High­ charges of irregularities, laxity, tion. On that basis, he said, he was ' "Isky o f the Red Arm y Air Force. Am Tob B . . . . , New York. Jan. 23— (/Pi— The si- gym. Mao several neices and nephews. wtoh. Players need not confine SAVE yooradlf 20C'r! Funeral will be from the Ahern themselves to card games. One way Commissioner William J. Cox dishonest, dfaloyalty, negligence Inclined to reinstate the Carstena Mile of Dimes Report \ The only new type Gorman fight­ Am W at Wks .. man crew of the American freight­ The Annual Scouters Banquet 6:30-9:30 Men and Women Mrs. Elite (Ahern l Graham, 80,./ and Improper supervision tJl.,the and to give Harry Carsten a’ Anaconda .... showers. Funeral home In Hartford at ten group has already signtfled ita in- - today that no evidence of any er now a factor on the Russian er Brazoe, sunk Jan. 13 after a col­ was held In the Hotel Bond at of 475 Center street, died at the serious Irregularities within his highway department Thursday as salary Increase provided for be­ Total Jan. 21 .$297.§9 front, Stafanovsky said. Is the Armour III ____ 7:00-8:00 Home. o'clock Saturday morning, and a tention of playing mah Jongg. A ll Atchison ...... lision with an unidentified vessel in In Planes and Tanks Hartford last evening and a rec­ 8:00-9:00 Games. Memorial hospital shortly before Solemn Requiem mass will be playing will iw pivot-unless - smalt BOniNELLI department has officially come to applying only to a period bofore fore the Invoatlgatlon but that Den 4, Cub Pack 2. Bny Hcinkel 113. It was credited with submarine-infested Atlantic coast­ ord crowd waa present. Attending 10 o'clock last night following an groups arrange to progress among' him or has been disclosed by hl-s hi-s own reginae which began in the matter is now bring held In Scout.s of .\mcrlca. . 1 10 a l..’5(Hl-horscpower motor, a speed Aviation Corp . 6:30-8:00 Open alleys. celebrated at St. James's church MONUMENT CO. Baldwin Ct . . .. al waters, ipont five hours trjin g accident at 7:15 at Main and themselves. There will be a prize own InvesUgaUon to warrant any 1938 "6y appointment of former abeyance with the Carstena con­ Troop 10. Girl Scoula, of 400 miles an hour, two 'iO-ralllt- from Manchester were seventeen 7:30 Highland Park, 2 alleys. at eleven o'clock. Burial will bo B & O ...... to jcltlAon the cargo before tak­ Nation Is Rapidly Step­ representatives, these including, 8:30 Mr. Galligan, 2 alleys. Myrtle streeta when she was struck at each table. A. H. AimetU, Prop. drastic action beyond that of his Governor Croea Cox said that he tinuing on the suspension li.st. St. Mary'a church... 1.00 teter cannon and two machine- in the East cemetery. Manche.stcr. Bendlx ...... ing to the lifeboats. Answer Given by an automobile. For those who prefer to stay aC recent dismissal of Alton E. C11 ______' \ Mancheeter Is Honored of honor at a surprise dinner party George Hoskins, of Hartford, but Hotel Bond. Hartford, Feb, 3 to 6. Read Herald Advs. ship Company by the /Ytlanllu. Those who have wondered why the tapping the sidcw.alk in rhythm craft, biK had first attempted mod- | Washington, Jan. 23. -i/l^ — j A dinner €Ujd songs were enjoy­ given last night at the Old Farms she died before It could be accom­ ernization of exisUng types. Corn PrrKl ...... Gulf and Wo.st Indies Llne.^, and ed by the crowd'^resent and imme­ Notes with the musical group, dimes 1 American Navy has not taken a Inn. Avon. Members of the Park plished. He later made arrange­ His views appeared to support Del L * \Vn . . . ___ f a s the ninth American or Allied With "good strong foundation.-" diately following these, the meet­ fam ily and friends to the number were tinkling Into the milk bottles I broad offensive action against Ja ments to have the body turned SALE The local ped Cross War Fund ! repsirts current In .some British Doiiclae A ire ...... vessel to be sunk or dam.iged by already eatabliabed, America is on ing opened. Daniel Boone awards of 25 attended, and presented him at s rapid rate. Due to the large Du Ppnt ...... torpedo or accident ofl the .\tlan- ! pan in the Pacific found an an over to the Ahem Funeral home campaign reai hed $1 1,490.21 at 1 quarters that German aircraft out­ It* way today to "outbuilding the were predented by George Capen. with a purae of money. crowd, all pedestrian traffic w,as put recently had fallen off sharply, Eastman Kod ...... tlc coast in the last 10 days. swer today in the official "Report in Hartford. noon today, Chairman Benjamin world" in planes and tanks- the The troop which was awarded this The young man left this morn­ I Day Only—Saturday Cheney armounred. This repre­ halted on the sidewalk, and crojvds due prlm.arily to retooling for new E1*‘C .Auto L ...... Rescued By .Another Ship to the Nation" by the govern­ honor was Troop 98, which is-from ing for New Haven, having enlist­ Long a Resident Here sented cOTitrlbutlons totaling $243 were lined up as far out on the models. Gen Elec ...... The crew, headed by Capt "two most important weapons" in ment's newly created Office Gt •Manchester. It is the North ed in the Navy. He expeqt.s to be Mrs. Graham, had been a resi­ since yesterday noon. street as the trolley tracks. Fol­ Two of these were said to be Gen Foods ...... (niarles L. Stone of du»ten Island, modem war and is stepping u[i Facts and Figures. Methodist Church Troop. This sent to Newport for a .‘jlx weeks' dent of Manchester for about 40 N. Y., waa rescued by another ve.s- Team caplalna and members are lowing the program, many local Messerschmltta. an ME 115 sin­ Gen Mot ...... I The Navy's task, the report de award is given to the troop which training course. years and was the .second wife of _ COME EARLY! sel which the Navy" did not Iden­ rapidly all lines of wsr output. .Archibald MacLrlah dared, is "two-fold— it has the busy re-checKlng their respective youngsters fiocked to Chick Aron­ gle-seater with a 1.600-horsepower Hecker Prod ...... I has been outstanding in the ac­ A graduate of Manchester High William C. Graham, who lived on tify and landed at Charleston, S. C. Moreover, said a red. white and 1 greatest battle of its life on its sreas and it is expected that a son for his autograph', and this motor and a speed of 400 or more Hud.son Mot ...... tivities of camping. school, Mr. Park has been employ­ Park street in a house that stood Lit H a r v ...... j Francisco R. Pabon, one oi two blue bordered “'Report to the Na­ hand, and it also has a tremendous number o f houses will be found tied up the pedestrian traffic for miles an hour, and an ME 210 with added 2,000 new planes to its air There are eight districts in the ed for some time by the Western where St. James'.a convent is now Int NNick ...... men injured, r(■nl8lned In a defensive patrolling job to carry where nO’ contribution has been about an hour despite the fact that tion" Issued by the newly formed arm. Hartford council, and of Uicse Electric company, Hartford. A t located. He was a Civil W'ar vet­ two 1.500-horsepower motors ex­ Int T * , T ...... Charleston hospital, but 23 othcr.s out. 1 15 FUR-TSIM COATS.. * 2 8 . 0 0 " m e s t o s s m *- previously msde. the program only 'lasted a half- Office of Facts and Figures, the . Must JBeconie Hood eight, there were two districts thi close of his day's work yester­ eran and following his death she pected to do 390 miles an hour. Johns Nfim ...... arrived in New York by rail ye.-*- "The Navy, like the rest of us. hour. Manager Thomas Grace of .Navy has 346 new combat vessels 8 I/Ciid-lease supplies have ex­ which were designated and recog­ day. they surprised him with the Kcnnecott ...... trrday,'nine more are expected to­ is at war with Germany in the A t­ disposed of her property to St. the Circle theater was In charge under constniction —double its panded from a trickle to a stream nized for going over their quota of presentation of a sum of money Leh Vnl R R ...... day and the rest later lantic, with Japan in the Pacific, James's church. Before coming to 125 DIESES. . . *3.00 and *5.00 values to os; of the affair, and the same enter­ Reds Push 23 Miles jiresent strength; contracts have that "must become a river, a tor­ new members for the Boy Scouts. in a leather billfold. with Italy in the Mediterranean. Manchester she lived for a time in Llgg & My B . . . . The < ra*h occurred 150 miles been let for 999 merchant ships; rent. ami then a flood," These These were the ManchMter and S PRICES SLASHED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE! Manchester tainers wUl appear at the North We$t of MoihaUk Ixickheed Alrc ___ southeast of Cape Hatteras In the At the same time, it must police Hartford, coming to Manchester End stand tomorrow evening. the Arm y is expanding toward a funds have helped the Army Fer­ West Hartford districts. with a brother, John Ahern, who •Moscow, Jan. 23.—W>)— Russians Loew'.s ...... vicinity where submarines tor­ possible 7,000.000 men. and eco­ rying (,'onimand deliver more than with Britain the sea lanes from Dale Book 8119 Collected Vesterday Iceland to the bulge of South Town Well Represented for some time conducted a tea pursuing the German forces in Lorlllard ...... pedoed the tanker Allen Jackson nomic warfare ia proceeding on 1,000 planes purchased by Brit­ Manrhestcr was indeed well rep­ Daniel B. iMosler Manchester's Interest In the Mont Wanl ...... America and, with the British. business in Manche.ster. but later flight from the Mozhaisk salient Sunday and the ateamer City of world-wide fronts. ain. and are bulwarking Tonight campaign was manifested last Nash Kelv ...... Dutch, and Australian Navies, the resented at the meeting last eve­ returned to Hartford. before Moscow have pushed 23 Atlanta Monday, both with beav>' First OffloJal Summery defenses through construction of ning. and it seems that they are 1 82 HATS...... 50c v a l u e s to m s . Installation of Brotherhood offi­ night as the total soared high Nat Blsc ...... losses of life. vast Pacific as far as Singapore. Receives Orders As far as could be learned by miles wsst o f Mozhaisk. esUbllsh- The report, first official siimmary British bases at Rangoon in Bur­ cers at Temple Beth Sbolom at 8. over all expectations. Due to the Nat D a ir y ...... Must Guard Coastline leading all others in recognition Ing a rate of advance of from six Last night the Fifth Naval Dis­ of the defense-war effort since the ma. at Karachi on the .Arabian sen. of outstanding feats. They have 'Tomorrow cooperation of the entertainers, a Nat Dlsfll! ...... trict at Norfolk. Vs., announced “ Fighting sliips which might to seven miles a day since Moz­ government clamj>e(st keep Japanese ships clear of ing water! What'o moro, Bakalito VALUES TO $8.98! Mozhaisk, 57 miles west of Mos­ enjoyed this topic immensely. Fol­ Manchester High school with the won’t chip! Tho Tablo oatonda with Monday. Jan. 36 hand, $417.42 la expected to be­ Radio ...... Congress I described American in­ ers had been drawn into war in­ the western hemisphere from the cow, left extensive strategic plans Rem Rand ...... Date, April 10 lowing thi.s Dr. Harllev \V. Cross 36B cla.ss. Ho has j ompleted three patoritod COOPER oUdoo. and it has Lecture by Mrs. Lewis Ross. come much larger with seven more dustry as having passed the period dustries and 15.000,000 more would Strajt.s of .Magellan to the north­ In their hsste to get away. Many Republic Stl ...... of the Springfield College gave a years of a five-year course at adjuotablo logo, oo it noror trebblool auspices Motbsrs' Club, South days remaining in the drive. of transition and said that while be needed by 1944. Some labor ern Bering Sea. This is a Naval 45 COnON QUILTS.. . *1.00-*2.00-*3.00 j mines were found under Important Rey Tob B ...... problem without parallel in his­ lecture on "Keeping Sane in an Northeastern I ’niversity, RtR oston. Methodist church at 8. The Bqy Scouts of Troop 98 did A a meeting of the general eom- , in a sense the "resl work is only .shortages would be unavoidable, it I VALUES TO $5.98! S buildinga still unexploded. Sears Roeb ...... now beginning." a tremendous tory." In-sane World. " This too was en­ and has obtained a leave of ab­ hcletiai TAILE Tuesday, Jan.,37 a great Job at the stand In front mlttee for the annual Masonic ' .said, but an unprecedented train­ sence for ihe duration, hoping to Front dispatches said that Socony Vac ...... ■The report went on to say. how­ joyed and appreciated. Benefit Card Party. Teachers' of ths bank last evening, keeping Ball held In the Temple last night start ha* been made and the Job ing program would furnish most of finish his course after the war. ft ro u il CHAIRS Buy Now WARM ROBE BEAUTIES THAT YOU’LL TREASURE FOREVER! ^ while there was a alarm and con- Sou Pac ...... ever, that long before Pearl Har­ Members of Troop No. 29 then a u b at High School HalL the way clear for all donators. It was decided to hold the event ahead ''will be done." the requirements. with ooato and backs fualon In the ranks of ths retreat­ South Ry ...... after Lent, on Friday evening. Some of the highlights of the bor the Navy's ability to "give and presented a tableau. "W e're uphoUtorod. Your and Save! Friday, Jan. 80 During the sams time. Troop 13 An estimated 500.000 women Marching With America. " This ing forces ths Germans were still Std Brands ...... April 10. This action waa taken 20,000 word report: take severe blows had been shown choico of coloro- ■ Keith’s Red Cross Benefit,. South Meth­ was on duty at the North End and girls ai-e already at w ar Jobs, play was well done and drew fa­ fighting stubbornly In many sec­ Std on Cal ...... because of the number of actlvi- 1 — Production of all weapon.s many in aircraft plants. A wom- in the waters between America odist church. stand. All day today, members of vorable comment from all who saw tors. Std Oil NJ ...... ties in the period prerious to the and supplies will be increased near­ an's’ "land army " may have to be and Europe, in the months when Tuesday, Feb. 8 ths Student Council of the Man­ it MIDWINTEB SALE 30 PIECES JEWELRY . . . 50c values to « s* | A t Borodino, a dozen miles west Tex Company ...... Lenten season. John Pickles Is ly 300 per cent In 1942 over the recruited to meet a threatened it’ w;aa obeying the President's Annual banquet of Junior Cham­ chester High school kept vigilance $.■). Defense Stamp Free of Mozhaisk. It wes said, the Timken Roll B .... chairman of the committee In Inst 18 months. shortage of farm labor. command to shoot first." ber of Commerce. over the money which Is being Un Cilarblde ...... charge, and ha will announce his W ill Exceed .Axis Output And. it deelared. both the Navy Four Killed in .Vuto CYaah With $49. Purchase W edne^ny, Feb. 4 collected to aid the ' kid around Nazis burned the famdus Napo­ QUINN’S 15i) BAGS ...... 50c VALUES to « 5o; I Union Pac ...... committee* later. There will be and Marine Oirps entered the war leonic museum, destroying relics 2—Arm y warplane proiluction m YOU’LL WANT SEVERAL TO DRESS UP YOUR NEW COSTUME! ^ First Aid Instructors' school st the comer.'' Unit A l r c ...... another committee meeting at the has been "stepped up to the point with an "unprecedented peacetime New Rochelle, N. Y . Jan. 23.— Trade school. of the battle which Napoleon Unit C o r p ...... Additional Books strength. (T ’~E'our 18-year-old New R6- fought there. Temple next Thuraday night where, with Great Britain. « e WEEKEND Sunday, Feb. 8 Unit Gas I m p ...... soon will exceed the plane output "Their complements of fighting chelle youths were killed early to­ Polloe Benefit performance at Russians Launch US R u b b er...... ol the Axis countries. More import­ AI ^ hiloii Library forces arc being increa. ed with a day when their automobile side- SPECIALS State theater. Germans Report US Steel ...... ant. we will have the plant capa­ speed that can be matched by no wiped another, caromed off a tree SKI JACKETS .... *5.00 v a l u e s to ms: I Wedneeday, Feb. II West Union ...... Curb Slocks city to increase our production to other nation on earth at this ami wrapped itself around a sec­ EASY WASHEBS i t k h I Surprise Attack West El A Mfg .... ond tree The dead wore Jame.s Bu­ Valentine Party under auspices * Violent Fighting' the point where we can seize con­ New books recently recelveil at time." 0 [ien Sstiinlav gle, Lucas Ix>cwc. Denni.s Devlin of Dorcss Society. Emanuel Lu­ Berlin, Jan. 23.— (Official Broad­ Woolworth ...... trol of the air in all areas of the the Whilon Library include the ( 2 ) .yOc Bullies I nlll 9:00 V. M. and Edward G. Mangels. William OpfMwite H<^ SdMMd 1 SKI PANTS _____ *4.00 ' alues to »7.9s: theran church. (ConUnued from One) cast Recorded by A P)—The Ger­ Elec Bond * 8h (Curb) a u s v t f ...... 3H world struggle." following fiction: ' Ninth longest river in the world m Morton McMahon. 20. driver of ('ainpana Balm KEMP'S M«n<0ies8ar Friday, April 10 man high command reported today El Bond snd Sh ...... l ‘» 3 The United Stales now has Barbara T. Anderson. I'ays is the Mis.'ouii. with a length of In c . Plenty of Free § KEEP WARM AND BE WELL DRESSED AT THESE AMAZING PRICES! = Nlag Hud ...... the other car, was unhurt. Annual Masonic ball at the Ma­ confirmation to th<> Berlin radio's '•further violent fighting" on the lour types of Arm y combat planes Grow Cold; Lucille O. Borden, 2551 miles SI.00 Value! Service On .All Make* Parking Spsee. Pennroad ...... 8H S = sonic Temple. reference to i "• Htical situation" Russian f^ont. Three Found "belter than anything yet produc­ King's Highway; Romilly Uavan Phone 5680 and "bad vUibtUty’ . on the eastern ed abroad, so far as is known. . . . Beneath the Visiting Moon; George “ In a counter-attack on the BOTH FOR S OA CVmTC ICb f\ r \ PLEATED ’ROUND PLAIDS! = Lewis and Clark, In .'t>ite of the front. central sector heavy casualties American bomber types now in j Cronjm. Caesar Staff; K—Former Aetna Life ...... 25 27 PLUS..."MOB TOWN" in quantities and the first heavy ica; Helen'E. Hoklnson. My Best Jergen's Lotion Vyazma and other Red Army Automobile ...... State Senator Joseph H. Lewlor, tank was delivered to the Army Girls; Mrs. 0*a Johnson. Four | Catches forces were converging from the 354 374 FUEL & RANGE OIL at 30e and 25e Jar veteraa Waterbury Democrat and (!k)nn. General ...... 224 B U Y V. S. DEFENSE BOND* the day we,, declared war on Years in Paradise; Larry Juno, northeast In an effort to cut off 244 formar state athletic commission­ Hartford Fire ...... ' 88 »0 A N D S T A M n t Japan." Photographer's Rule Bckik; Mar­ IN ,\NY QUANTITY — ANY TIME! the main force, reports from Mos­ er, baa been appointed to a 83,700 Jergen's Face Cream Hartford Stm . Boi). 44 47 8— A t the time of the attack on garet Kennedy, Where Stands a Wholesale and Retail. |S0 SKI HATS ...... 89c VALUES TO $1.98! S cow said. Job wltb the State Liquor <>>ntrol Pearl Harbor, the Na\-y ffas build­ VVlnged Sentr>", Kim San, Son of NaUonal Fire ...... 674 594 •Announces Uvarovw Captured Commission by Cbslrman John F. ing IS battleahips to add to its 17 Arlan; Helen Lombard. Washing­ Cold listen- Phoenix ...... 864 884 BOTH FOR Capture of Uvarovo, 17 miles Fitzpatrick. already built: 11 aircraft carriers —listen to millions o f experienced Travelers ...... 360 380 ton wait*; Am y Oakley. Behold BANTLT OIL COMPANY |42 EVENING BAGS... . ’1.00 VALUES TO $2.98! = west of Mozhaisk, was announced Senator Lawlor has been given u n s m i seotrseusmMOiM. building, 7 built; 54 cruisers build­ the West Indies; Mrs. Betty mothen end relieve miseries with the PnbUc rtim iea by the 8o\1et Information Bureau, the provisional appointment as co­ ing. 37 built; i93 deatrdyers build­ Rogers. Will Rogers; A. C. Shelton, CENTER STREETJET / I’ HONE r>29:i S YOU’LL BE AMAZED AT THESE ASTOUNDING V.\LUES! M IMPROVED Vicks treatment that takes llie Moscow dispatches Implied a Conn. Lt. and Pow. . 314 344 Conn. Pow...... ordinating enforcement agent, but ing, 171 built: 73 submarines build­ Newfonndland: Our North Door Servfin s the^lI’ ublic for 2:’ Years. only 3 minutes and makes good old gain of approximately eight miles 324 344 the state personnel department Vidcs VapoRnb gl'm H lfU TMM ODI Hartford Gas ...... 24 27 ing. 113 b u ilt-in all 346 building. Neighbor; H. E. Stiles, Pottery in Double Size Tube more In 24 hours. win determine the classification. m m L 343 built. the United States; Virginia ROairai IT ACTS 1 WAYS A later communlqua reported Hartford EH. Lt. ... 50 52 AT ONCE to bring relief. S. N. E. Tel. Co. .. 125 ISO Jm23*2f*25 7— The Navy ali^o had imder Thomp.son, Thailand; The new Williams' Glider or the Germans lost 230 officers and construction by the end of 1941 a Slam: W. L. White, Journey for ^-^ateuoiKe, men in an unidentified sector of Unit. Ilium. Shs ... 45 47 Shaving Cream 1 20 CHILDREN.’S SNO SUITS and | Weatem Mas*...... 19 * 21 total of 96 auxiliaries. 243 mine Margaret: T. R. Ybarra, Young the front where three populated craft. 225 patrol boats; and had Man of Caracas. " Pfsmwnsto upper places werastatsd to have been re­ Industrial BegulaHy 50e g COAT and LEC ZINS SETS.. *3.88 values to $m.98; | breathing peMsgss captured. Acme W ir e ...... 20 22 FRED E. with *001115% me­ Mveral other points also were Am. Hardw’are .... 194 214 .’\nd .Aqua Velva 34 dicinal Tapora •aid to have been retaken In a Arrow H B H cm. .. 86 After Shaving Lotion gTSWimUteelsuiI •Ingle eector of the southern front, Btlllnga & Spencer . 3 4 WERNER 1 15 CHILDREN’S WINTER COATS . . . *6.881 beck surtaoes Uks a Bristol Brass ...... 39 42 ,«aimltigpoultSoe.. where the Red Army esptured 18 S VALUES TO $14.98! ^ guns snd 17 mechine-guns and Colt’s Pat. Fire .... TI 74 INSTRUCTOR OF Beg. 50c the Nazis lost 150 officers and Eagle L o c k ...... 8 4 104 ARTHUR’S DRUG STORE NOTICE! Fafnir Bearinga ... 118 128 S CO.ME IN EARLY! WONDERFLT, VALUES YOU SHOULD.NT MISS I = men in kUlsd alone. Piano and Organ 848 M A IN ST R E E T RUBINOW BUILDINO M an fsa mntoeaaeooiighs,nBeve Guerrillas Etfecrire Hart and Cooly .... 118 128 In conformity M-ith the necessity of BOTH FOR - lOUKUltf mCDtM Off tiAtWWe OOd 59 Soviet guemlla detachments Hendey Mach., cm. . TH bring real, hooest-to-go(xfi>esscoroforti Teaching At Stndlo *- were reported continuing effective Land’rs Fr. A Q k. . 214 234 conserving tires as outlined by our go\'- 48235323232353485348484848 T o get this improved treatment. . . operations In the LerJngrad re­ New B rit ■’M. com. . 404 424 Studio: 152 Went Center St. 46 Pairs^ Children's just metesgr Vi ,ub for 3 mlDotes gion. One unit wee credited wrtth North and Judd . . . 854 874 emment 'l am planning my milk route W’inler S|>eciall ON BACK as well as ambushing a Nazi supply train Peck. Stow A Wit .. 6 4 8H Telephone S.38S throat and chest. For and seizing 15 loaded carts. RusseU M fg. Oo. . . . 164 184 '5UE RYAN • I SMART GIRLS so that I can deliver every other day Noxzema LEGGINS AND OVERALLS...... *1.00 then spread thick Repeatsd Soviet claims to ths SeovUla ...... 284 VALUES TO $2.98! layer on chest and do,, pfd...... 28 instead of daily as I have done for the 75c Size cover with wanned SUex Co...... » i i cloth. T ty itI n e l Stanley Worka .... 40 42 past 27 years. Personal Notices TorrtngtoB ...... 26 28 SAT. IROVEN PIGTUR SPECIAL! A FEW CHILDREN’S DRESSES...... 50c Veeder • R oot ...... 404 ONLY VALUES TO $1.98! New York Banks CIRCUE THEATRE • Horttord MILLER’S Bank o f N. Y ...... 800 820 Much as this is a decided change from Card of Thanks Bankera Trust ---- 44 48 IN THB OBOOVE! PRICES SMASHED FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE! BE AN EARLY BIRD! HATS • GLOVES • BAGS 1 wtib to thKok aU my ralAtlTM. ravarita Nsiglibara la the eustomary service people have been Energine (rl*c4i and n*lrbbor» for tbt Central Hanover .. T64 704 Boat Ttetara Ta Dalst HOSIERY (3iase ...... 244 284 nsss BhowD at tbo Urn* of th« used to I believe that all will be Milling 772 Mzin Street d«atb of ray tkthsr John. Paxoon. Chemical ...... ,. 874 804 Lighter Fluid Alfo thOBO who loAOOd iho u*B of City ...... Next To State Serrtee StaUoa tbolr corB, Abd Mat flowBr*. 224 244 to cooperate in this emergency. Kormo r. Paxion. Continental ...... 10 12 TUXEDO ! FREE! YOUR CHILD’S PICTURE FREE! Com Exchange .... 81 3S 1 0 € can Ftfet National ----- 1180 1180 .MONDAY ’N TUESDAY, JAN. 26 AND 27 Guaranty ’Tru«t • • ■ 228 /UNCTION 7 5 ^ This <*hange of sjchedule Mill go into Irving Trust ...... 8 104 ImihuHmg Treet Single OPEN Manhattan f ...... 184 18H OelHs aA effect during the week-end January 24 Manufact Tr...... 32 84 WIAVM BBOmitS eod KVUtV W-lsaSsr and 25. Edge Blades BURTpN’S TINY TOT SHOPPE ' 24 HOURS N. Y. Trust ...... 884 With FBANKIE DABBO lACOIHROi Public NaUonal ... 27 20 THTBarON HALL RANGE I b 100 Oalloa Lots... TiUe Guarantee .. 8 4 1$ Nothing to Buy. . .No obligation! Comet in and Make 2 4 PLUS! "Wast eC AND FUEL Biuige on. I h e gaUea. U. 8 . T n « t ...... 1100 1180 14 15« Fael on . TJe gaOiM. S^>£SLl2bL:. Your Appointment Today! Have Own Newspaper ----- TONIGHT ----- II CHIP-PROOF NAIL LACQUKR KINGSBURY’S BLUE ORCHID TO LADOMl T7. 8. Marines at Midway iBlsad The wsneat Idas seat aowtnsiliawdegotgceu iarMithchighlT D IA L 8500 Fbelee SbowB • 8iM loacraiu colon o f ^oatna Oiins** iaeqnctt. Baawifiil beyood Q tS m Free Picture of Youp Child You’ll Be Proud to Show Off. have tbelr own nasrspuer, the ««OLO BACK THB DAWN" “Coral Reaf." edited hy Georgs A. dsaczipcioo— sod IwiiigbcjftMM all aced. Dnriady chipftoof DAIRY "BPY MB THAT TOWN" — kscfis ks asaocdakuig luaau "til tbc last. Scgcocccci bezazh- ,-PWUU D U * TO DRASTIC MARKDOWNS, ALL SALES ARE FINAL! gl5 CBNTEB Lavls m . former Untversl» o t ; ihades boa ddicata “locus Bloaaoa" to Msitling 'Dtag- Minnesota student who jolnsd tbs oa'a Blood"— aod'with eadi there cooes a bowle of Hi-Luitcr l^ o n e 8619 .o n MAIN ST. AT BROAO ST. rai^Yi>AwcNeYTza.w. Marine Corpe as a radio and tsle- LscquzaoL base without axtta chaige. 11 >laiQ Street, MORIARTYBROS. graph ee#Bater._ If B a m B o m m a . (ijK'Vi' JtJUHUHIilB'rCR EVJEENIMG HJ5RAL.U, MAXSCHESTER, CONN.' 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. 1942 i v o i m W. CwUUa...... '...I.OO would endeavor to meet the case Eight Denied T. Opalach ) ...... 1.00 New System load with as much consideration Army Sergeant News of Our Boy Scouts S. Zatkowskl ...... 1 .0 0 as possible. Japanese Land Malaya Forces M. Zatkowskl ------1.00 Written complaints will be A Marine Private Good Shot in Any' Direction Obituary Right to Sell Mr. and Ikrs. I. Zat- Ready Feb.l necessary for court action. Judge iergeant Meeks Most Begin Offensive Local Scouts and Scouters 'Were^picked by the Scoutmaster. Two kowakl ...... 2.00 Gill declared, and along tlHs line, On New Guinea sorry to hear that their assistant groups of boys were then picked F. Godleskl...... 1.00 he said, a coordinator has been U P leaclk...... 2.00 named with uniformity extending Flint, Mich.—Sergt. Jesse E. Scout Executive. Parker W . Doyle. | to Ue the sheepshank, one group Cases of Five Turned Mrs. A. Lucas ,... .1.00 JuVehile Courts Are Ex­ Deaths (Continued from Pnge One) is about to leave them. The execu- j attempting to stop the other from to the training of probation offi­ Bradley, U. S. Army, today Is Pvt. (Continued from Page One) F. Varrick ..,M...1.00 BUY cers as well as forms and pro­ Honored U. S. Soldier tlve Joined the Charter Oak Coun­ doing it. Over to FBI by Liquor pected to Be Operating Jesse E. Bradley, U. 8. Marine heaviest fighting under way in the ,, S. Maakus ...... 1.00 UNITED cedure. Corps. cities, militia manned the beaches, John Spellonan cil In 1934„and was named assist­ A formation was held at which Mra. Mary Godleskl 2.00 Mrs. Bernard O'Neill and her Batu Pahat sector.) ant executive In 1937. He also time five toys passed first aid Commission. STATES By That Date. Sergt. Bradley, honorably dis­ a million gas ma.sks were ordered F. Jakiel ...... 1.00 General results from use of anti- Uruniiner Feature from BiiUln, and the national sl.stsr M i^ Margaret G. Spellman Rough Picture of Front served as scoutmaster In the with Bob Kurland, and the others I charged from the Army at Fort o f '52 Maple street, who recently F. KryewsKi ...... 1.00 ^ V I N G S knock'gasoline include Improved I Sheridan, 111., at thsuxpiration of 'Army Veteran Earned holiday. Australia Day, Jan. 26. Based on the offirtal BritKsh re­ Hampden. Mass.. Council, and at­ adjourned to tbe scout room to Hartford, Jan. 23; — W5 —/The M. Bober ...... 60 Hartford, Jan. 23—(.(P)—Judge, received word of the death of their work on a model tower. BONDS engine power, more efficiency, per- , his enlistment, losC no time In re­ was cancelled under emergency de­ port today, the front ranging from tended the national council train­ State Liquor Commission denied F. Bakulski ...... 1.00 Thomas D. GiU said last night 61 Decorations in His Of Benefit Show brother, Patrick, a resident of Go- Dlics were collected, after which that the new state wide juvenile formance gains and savings in I turning home to sign up with the fense regulations. 60 to 70 or more mites above Sing­ ing school. certificates of approval to eight Mr, Boguski ...... 1.00 ANDSIAMPS weight per horsepower. | van, Scotland, have received In­ the meeting was closed at 9:15. S. Kreyewskl...... 1.00 court system comprising three dis­ Marine Corps. . 29 Years of Active landing Point Not IMselosed formation that another brother, apore. shaped up roughly as fol­ Mr. Doyle has accepted an ap­ The troop nas signed up two more employes of permit places and Rnbort Von Deck, widely lows: pointment as executive director of Mrs. B. Malek ...>.1.00 tricts and effective Jan. 1 last Where the Jaiianc.se landed on John Spellman, a farmer of Porta- recruits. turned the cases of five others oyer probably would be fully organized U. S. Army Service. known dnimmer. will piny a solo From the western anchor around the Middlesex CTOunty Council, Boy to the Federal Bureau of Investi­ W'. Sm oluk...... 1.00 half-Australlan. half-Dutch New down, County Armagh, North Ire­ T. P a rcla k ...... 1.00 and in operation Feb. 1. at the entertainment to be given Guinea directly north of Aus­ land, was acqldcntly drowned on Batu Rabat eastward to the Scouts of America. He was unani­ Troop 126 gation during the first week of its In the “Soiith Methodist church so­ mously named to the county post Mra. S. Mikolowaky 1.00'■ Addressing a meeting of the lO':' f o r t Sam Houston. Tex..— If tralia wa.s not disclosed immedi­ December 2, just seven days prior Chaah area In the center, about 70 Parker Vetrano—-Scribe. new program requiring registra­ cal Juvenile Commission, Judge cial hall Friday evening. January by the executive board of council tion of everyone engaged in hand­ Stanley Pollnski . . . .50 JAMUhUy nrat Sergeant Corbett Meeks ately. to the death of his brother Pat­ miles north of Singapore and some The meeting waa opened al Peter Balon ...... 1.00 Gill said that he hesitated to make 30. for the benefit of the Red Cross Deputy Prime Minister Francis rick In Govan. 2.5 miles northwest of Kluang; last night, according to a state­ 6:30. Alfred Gustafson led the ling liquor. wanted to wear all his medals at campaign._____ ^ It Is also expected S. Michalskl ...... 1.00 suggestions on how the group Forde announced that the only John Spellman, a well known thence northeastward to the ment made by Professor Paul H. troop in the Scout Law, after The commission gave certifi­ could help because of the short the aame time, there wouldn’t be j^at' he will have with him Mnn- Curtis, council president.. Mr. which color guards were chosen, cates of approval to 1,913 or 1,956 S. Berk ...... 1.00 confirmed landing^ in the Bismarck farmer In the Portadown area, was Marstng area on the eastern coast, Peate Tabaka ..A 1.00 time during which the system has n>om enough on his uniform coat, cheater's "Minute Men, ” in this Archipelago east of New Guinea unmarried aind his only surviving 65 miles north of Singapore. Doyle will commence his new and the troop paid their respects permittees and employes register­ T h e 49-year-old native of Js-ch- number. K. K o s a k ...... 25 A Thought been under study. was at Kleta, principal city on immediate relatives arc his two The Far East command said duties In February. , to the colors. A new scout, Hel- ing up to last night in the greater aon, Ky., who enlisted In the U. ------— Mrs. S. Zatkowskl .50 Headquarters In Rockville Bougainville at the northern end of sisters here In Manchester. British nrtllli-ry has been "active­ .Scouts Help mar Johnson, was induoted into Hartford area and reserved deci­ S. Army In January, 1912, hM Lewis Zatowakl ... .50 He said that the Hartford the Solomon Island chain. It Is believed that returning ly harassing" the Japane.se in the Manche.ster’s Boy Scouts have the troop at this meeting. sion on 24 other cases pending fur­ woh 61 decorations during his 29 | ther Investigation. Six were re­ V. O rlofski...... 1.00 O Lord of hosts, blessed Is (he county headquarters would be In Kleta is 2.50 miles southeast of home from his farm duties. In the Mersmg area. volunteered their time in the drive Three obstacle races were en­ John W ro b e l...... 25 year* of active service. confusing surroundings caused by joyed during the recreation period, ferred to the Department of man that tnisteth In thee. this city. New Britain and Bristol Rabaul. capital of New Britain Australians have atudied every for Infantile paralysis. Scouts are Frank Lukasiak ..1.00 — Psalms 84:12, Between batUes In Mexico and 1 scarcity of light through war-time and alro a compass game. Scout­ Health. in this county with others In Rock­ whore radio communications with lilt of the ground in the area be­ to be stationed at the various S. L u c a s ...... 1.00 ville In Tolland county and Wllli- In Kurope during the World war, Australia were broken yeMerday : restrictions, he stumbled and fell stands erected for the March of master Johnson then picked the AU Enemy Allens the coUecUon -has grown to the tween Merslng and Endau, 25 scouts who are to guard the Mile Chairman John T. Fitzpatrick, W. Poharczyk ....1.00 Trust In God, and keep your mantic In Windham county. when 11 Japanese ships were seen ; into a brook where he was found Dimes from 3:30 to 6 00 every K. Pavelack ...... 1.00 point that even on dress occa- rdead next morning. The deaths of miles to the north of Merslng, and I of Dimes booth on Main street. who made the announcement, said powder dry.—Cromwell. He said that the circuit court off.shore. the Japanese push down the coast afternoon, and 'on Thursday and C. Wandych ...... 1.00 M m , Meeks could only pin on a A later mess.age, however. Indi­ the two brothers occurring so I The remainder of the meeting that the five persons whose cases brought those forces Into play. To Saturdays from 3:30 to 9:00 p. m. wos spent in passing tests. The were turned over to the FBI were Rose Golas ...... 1.00 . few favorites. | cated that the shipa five troop 1 closely brought many expression.^ According to a report sub.nit- J.\Golas ...... 1.00 Among the decorations are the ; of sympathy to the slaters here llie west of Merslng lies a dense session was closed with the Scout "all enemy aliens of recent origin." other escort ves.sels -had not en­ Originating new method of getting accuracy. Craig Wood takes pot shots at caricatures of those haled Jungle through which correspon­ ted by Commissioner Tanner of S. Moske ...... 1.00 ■ • Olstlngulshed Service Cross, Sll- j tered Kabul harbor up to 7 a. m. i and to relatives in the homeland. Oath led by William Dickson, and He added that tbe Information men. It's s good shot whether Wood hits straight, hooks or'slic^ The national open champion 45 now dents at the front said the enemy • the local district, J c following the Scoutmasters' Benediction. contained In their applications In­ Polish Roman Catho- yer Star, French Croix De Guerre, j twlay (4 p. m^e.s.t. Thursday.l i Ic Society, 1086 .5.00 Verdun Medal, World War Cam- the prolessionsi at the new Normandy bles course at Miami Beach. F U .,. would be forced to hack hi* way schedule will apply: Troop 98 will dicated that “there may be some­ The ships first w e e sighted 45 be in charge of the .stands on I'roop 47 John Lukasiak .. . .1.00 ^ g n Medal. Mexican Campaign miles offshore 18 hours earlier. every step If he attempted a flank­ thing there that the FBI would WEEK-END Funerals Thursday, Friday and Saturday. l-eland Urimason— Scribe. to investigate.’’ J. Miruckl ...... 1.00 Kodal, Distinguished Marksman Aerial .\rtlvUy Reported ing movement on the east coast. Wish S. O lbris...... 50 Medal! and a small wheelbarrow- In Contact With Japa Troop 15 will take over Monday, The meeting opened with the Japanese aerial activity was re­ \ Joniah Robb and they will be relieved by Troop customary Scout Oath and Pledge D. Sakowski ...... 50 ful of others. ported throughout the morning Dutch Hit Eight Pi •ice (!!dnlrol On the central front in the A. Barj'sza ...... 1 OO LIQUOR VALUES After his first re-enlistmcnt, About Town The funeral of Josiah Robb, of 126 on Tuesday. Wednesday and of Allegiance. A short drill pe­ along the southeast coa.xt of New 197 Center street, who died at the Chaah area, forward elements riod waa held, after which- the B. PiesCik ...... 50 drugstores Thursday of hext week. Troop 47 xfMVa saw action in the battle of Guinea. Bulolo reported planes were in contact with the Japanese P. O lew ski...... 50 Agua Prieta, Mexico, In 1915. Jap Warships Bill l8 Ready Manchester M"morial hospital will stand guard on the last^ day boys were "lismissed to patrol cor­ Red Cross GREEN CALVERT SCHENLEY GORDON overhead at 9:20 a. m. and the Wednesday morning was held at and fighting was in progress. ners. After all the patrol busi­ S. Mozdzier ...... 50 RIVER When this country entered the radio station there went off the An overturned Incinerator that of the drive, January 30. Troop K. Sonsiela...... 1.00 SPECIAL BLACK DRY GIN the T. P. Holloran funeral home, The Japanese v-ere said to have 13 has taken a large Job on their ness was taken care of, a recrea­ ORIOINATOHS OF REASONABLE PR ICES World war. he was among the air. Gasmola on the southeast (Continued from Page One) scattered fire around In the rear (Continued From Page One) 175 Center stree'. this afternoon. stepped up their activity in the I. Koelenski ...... 50 Blended LABEL ______of the so-called Brink Block on shoulders by volunteering to guard tion period was held for all the Donations first to go, serving with Company coast also reported hearing planes ------— I Rev. J. S. Neill of St. Mary's Epis- Batu Pahat section—and there the boys except those who are to take K. ObuchowskI .. . 1.00 $2.24 $2.69 $2.18 845 MAIN STREET RUBIN04V BUILDING H of the 11th Infantry In the ne.se-occupted capital of Sarawak. 5Ialn at the comer of Hudson the north end stand throughout the $2.99 overhead. “ there were compromises on both 1 copal chur h officiated, main battle was joined. part in a Red Cross benefit on the Domenic Cignetto ...... 1.00 J. Zeemak ...... 1.00 Quart Quart trenchea. Foriie declared Australia was itreet.s, called out the Manches­ remainder of the drive. —E. Hopanik ...... 50 Quart Quart acain- tombing storage yanls sides” I The beard's were Joseph True- The British command said a ,30th. The Scouts arc planning to Mae IMckenson ...... *. J.00 Lone Wolf Raid Neta fucing “ the most serious threat in which were set on fire. ter Fire department at 11:30 this Senat* .Approx'al Foreseen j man. James Kilpatrick. Sherwood sm;Ul formation of British fighters Meeting .Tonight do their part, as are all the organ­ A. Piotrowski ...... 50 Hschlae Oon Nent her history" but said that with the morning. The Are endangered a Local Scouts are remimled of Mrs. Josephine Dicken­ Haijf & Haiji Scotch, Pinch B ottle___ Fifth $l„34 so^ Robert Von Deck The Dutch al.so said 27 enemy Senate approval likewise wn-1 J-'*****'' Arthur encountered a superior force In izations of the South church. B. Kolontaj ...... 50 Building up a reputation help of her Allies "we will clear nearby garage but the prompt ar­ the meeting- this evening In the son ...... 1.00 , K. Smith ...... 50 HINKUE fighters attacked the airdrome at foreseen bv Senators Brown i D , Calmer and Fi^d Jackson. Inter- the Yongpeng area, northeast of The meeting clo.sed at 9 o’clock lbarbasoli through the years, he added to The pastor, Rev. W. Ralph High school hall. At this meet­ Mrs. Mercyll Peckhanv . - 1.00 the seas and land of the Japanese I’ alembaiig. on the island of Su­ rival of the department prevented M ich). and Bankhead (D , A'a ). Cemeterv- Batu Pahat. and one British fight­ with tne Scout La v and the Scout­ Polish Women's Group Carstairs FINE SHAVINO It In the Marboche Sector, Toul. Ward, Jr., Is serving as general menace. ing. an auxiliary me.sacnger ser­ Tweed's ...... 10.00 No. 5 1 8 ...... 10,00 WILKEN Seagram’s CREAM PILLS MARLIN matra. this morning wounded two any damage. Brown, who u id the measure 1 J^ S Neill rector of er was missing after the engage­ masters' Benediction. All Scouts White Seal ARTS \oouaLt-fai svsscs .France, late in September, 1918, chairman of the entertainment “ We are ready. We .shall give persons. might prove e-ven less popular than St. -Mary s church conducted the ment. vice to work with the local Air were urged to attend the meeting British War Relief Sew­ Polish National Al­ FAMILY GIN bottle too by capturing a German machine- committee, and has lined up a fine ing Group Food Sale. . 55 00 battle to the best of our ability Small Alxandoneid Ship Sunk Franklin Llpp. of Keeney street, taxes, estimated that food services The force which attacked Singa­ Raid Warden service, utilizing the at the High school tomorrow eve­ j liance Group No. $2.50 $1.9.5 $1.39 $1 .89 gun nest during a lone-wolf raid. program. wherever we fight. older Boy Scouts of Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. Roswell 1988 ...... 5.00 has filed a voluntary petition In might rise as much as 11 to IS per ] pore yesterday consisted of about ning at 8 o'clock. Quart Pint Pint Quart was in the midst of the Meuse Organizations and Individuals At this moment.” Forde added, During a light bombardment at 8. J. Turklngton will be formed. Let's have a fSrge Lowe ...... 2.00 Polish United Socie­ Sabang. an Island off the northern bankruptcy in which he lists tl,- cent under the compromise .hieas- 54 heavy bombers, escorted by MILL'S Argonne offensive, where he was throughout the church member­ “Japan's attacking ba.ses are with­ 548.60 as his liabilities and no as- The funeral of Samuel J. Turk­ fighters. The British Mid their lurnout for this great cause Troop IS CThas. Laking ...... 2.00 ties ...... 67.38 ship are busy selling tickets for in tombing reach of Australia. tip of Sumatra, a small abandoned ure because of restrictions placed Thomas Trotter ...... Polish American Club VIRGINIA DARE W IN E S ...... 90c .'>th decorated. ,sets. The largest creditors are the on farm price ceilings. lngton of 101 Clinton street, who fighters shot down six Japanese Joseph Cunningham, Scribe 6.00 He wUl always remember the the entertainment to the parish­ “She has achieved air strength ship was sunk, the Dutch aaUI. died Tuesday night was held this Troop IS The regular weekly meeting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bar­ Club. 106 ...... 50.00 D o a n ’ s They added attempts to bomb two Manchester Plumbing and Supply aircraft “for certain and two prob­ PILI-S .batUe of Bets De Pappas, fc'rance. ioners and townspeople. powerful enough to devastate our “ Even so. I think this Is a good afternoon at the 'Thomas G. Dou- ably," damaging a number of oth­ E, Snow— Si'ribe was held last Thursday evening at clay ...... 2.00 Members of Polish- more ship* failed. Company, J40; Walter B. Kohls, Old Mr. Boston GILBEY’S M’HISKEY Oct. 21. 1918. He was one of eight cities and industrial centers unless workable bill,'' he Msld. “ It ha.s the gan Funeral home on Holl street. ers. The regular weekly me«tln|f of 7:15 in St. James's School. Mr. L. Girls Club ...... 5.00 Amerlcan Club: S O e Sixteen person* were Injured $42FSurge Milking Machine Com­ mechanics for halting inflation and GIN survivors of his company under opposed in the battle areas with They added that milltimy dam­ Troop 13 was opened at 7:15 with Peckenham was the ' presiding Jack Lamenzo...... ' 1.00 W. Sm oluk...... 2.00 GIN 5 Years Did and "some sheds and ships" were pany. $700: Annie Brown, $181: Rev. J, S. Neill of St. Mary* attack on a small hill. To draw Marines Serving adequate weapons, machines , and uncontrolled price rises.” Episcopal church officiated. age again was confined mainly to the Scout Oath. Following the .scoutmaster. Dick Jerkins, assis- j Peter Bonlno 3.00 B, Oslrowski ...... 2.00 Mint Flavor from hla buddies. Meeks lit tools.” damaged In two Japanese air raids Marsden and VVasserman, $343, Bankhead, who sponsored the tant scoutm''.”ter, w.ss present and K. Gadlewaki...... I.OO and Dr. Edmund Zagllo, $40. The bearers were: Samuel buildings and casualtlea were opening exercises, an instnictive Edgar H. Clarke ...... 5.00 $1.20 Pi. $1.34 Pt. out across an open field, found the 100 Miles from Mainland yesterday on the tobacco port of amendment to give the secretary slight. se.*s(on was hold in which all the from former training as a mem­ A. Mikolowsky ....1.00 $1.00 10th In Eg>'pl Legation Belawan. near Medan In Sumatra, Walker, John J. Walker, William Mary Morrison ...... 1.00 enemy's' poslUon and evacuated Thus the war was brought to of agriculture a virtual veto power A. Walker and John Brown, all .Australians Heavily Engagvfi toys participated. ber of the R. O. T. C. Instructed J. Carter ...... 1.00 a Netherlands Indie* communique The necessity of securing birth The Carlyle Johnson Ma­ , 0 r .LYOH*S 35' his amall band of survivors. territory l>'ing at Us nearest point over price ceilings of farm pro­ grandsons of Mr. Turklngton; also The Australians were especially ■During the recreation period, the boys in marching drills. Scout- chine Co. Employe*. . . 17 50 J. T y c z ...... 50 WALKER’S GOLDEN only 100 miles from the Aii.str;Uian said today. certificat-s to enlist In the differ­ ma.ster Peckenham issued instruc- S. and T. Opalach .1.00 Now top-kick of Company K, Cairo, Egypt— (Special) —With ducts, was jubilant over conference Aldo Gattl and William E. Hallo- heavily engaged In cloae quarter the follou-ing games were played: J. Moriarty...... 1.00 Mth Infantry, he is scheduled to mainland, and a new link was forg­ The high command report. Is-- ent branches of the United States acceptance,of this provision. Presi­ j tions to the scouts of the troop B. Balon ...... 1.00 IMPERIAL WEDDING armed forces is making additional way. fighting above Batu Pahat, 60 Straight relay, potato race, Buck- E. Paggioll ...... 1.00 getire In March. Sergt Meeks World War II spreading lU ten­ ed in the chain of Japano.se Paci­ sued through the new agenciy dent Roosevelt openly opposetl the I to obtain from their parents writ­ I. and J. Zatkowskl 1.00 tacles over all civilization. It Is work for the town clerk. He interment was In the East miles northwest o f Singapore, Buck and Grab the Hat The O. Darcey ...... 100 fic bases stretching souih and Aneta. said the first attack came restriction, although officials noted ten permission to act as messen­ H. Pietrowskl...... 50 has no hobbies. not surprising once again to see makes no charge for these certifi­ cemetery. which Maj. O n . Gordon Bennett, meeting waa closed at 9 p m. C. Wilson ...... 50 "Haven't had time." he says. cast for 2..500 miles from Tokyo to in the morning, when six plane* that the chief execiitlve always gers in connectior. with Civilian B. Kullgowsky ....1.00 the United States Marines In this cates. Yesterdav there were four, commander of the Australian R. Reimer ...... 1.00 92.25 $2.59 the Solomon island group. dropped about 60 tombs. These had an ace In the hole, because Troop 98 Defense. The food sale which was A. Pietrowsky ...... 50 PUBBER ancient nation aiding the ever- Philip J.'Sullivan. 22. of 341 Cen­ Army In Malaya, described a* M. Wells ...... 1.00 G L O V E S Cleansinr I-,?)* Outlined as sharply a.s the caused all the casualties. both the price administrator and conducted by the trixip Jan. 17. J. Sobieskl ...... 1.00 j increasing activities connected ter street; Edward L>. Haraburda, "Very confused." \\ llliani Barclay— Scribe C. Apel ...... 1.00 Batan Peninsula threat to Australia herself, how­ Three planes returned four hours the secretary of agriculture serve was very successful. The proceeds, A. Brotowski ....1.00 im . Awssstr t i s s u e s 23, of 136 Oak street: . Ixiuis P. (The* Melbourne radio, heard by The weekly meeting was called H. Carlson ...... 1.00 F. K ozu cki...... 1.00 with winning the war. ever, was the new danger to the later, raiding the town and harbor only at hi* pleasure. Weddings NBC In New York, said Major amounted to $20. r 500 for Major W. A. Eddy of the Marine ITnlted Nations’ supply lines for and causing most of the material Giurggetti. 25. oi 174 1-2 Spruce to order at 7:20 with the regular The troop wishes to extend Its J, Brennan ...... 1.00 Attacks Repulsed street anf Maurice P. Correnti. of Sought Lm I July General Bennett In a meaaage to R T H U R ’ & Corps recently assumed the post The Netherland.s East Indies, damage. procedure. Scouts were then ad­ thanks to Hales Department Store P. Reimer ...... 1.00 Lea\es Tire Behind 86 Birch street. All are to enlist In Mr. Roosevelt asked for a price Australia reported the situation In journed to patrol corners for a for the use of the space in the b • E)9^UC STOi^ES • of naval attache at the United Singapore an4 Burma. Malaya was, if anything, more se­ L. Barter ...... 1.00 iP 9 c 19c ' p ? " States legation here. Other Ma­ the Army. control law last July In a special Wedding Postponed short meeting. First Aid and store that ** as used during the C. Richmond ...... 1OO O r:q:nax:^cosc'ns.i/^!c (ConUnned from Page One) Fn>m ba.soa on New Guinea and Shoot Down Third message warning against the dan­ rious than It waa a few days ago. I Centerville, la.— Tires are rines are acting as couriers car­ In the 750-mile long Solomon The marriage of Miss Isabella Signaling were practiced by some i Mle We also wish to thank Mrs. E. Dumore ...... 2,00 being rationed but still this hap- Sunset Circle of past noble gers of inflation and added costs Heritage, of this town to Ernest The Japanese were reported to Peckenham, Mrs. Quish and Mrs. 845 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING launch heavy attacks on General rying Important dispatches to and chain to the east the Japanese O f Jap Raiders have brought up additional troops of the troop at this lime. A. J. Galinat ...... 1 OO |icned: A motorist reported to grand* of Sunset Rebekah Lodge to the armament program. The 2k>ppa, of Ea.st Hartford, planned Congratulations were extended Liljestrand for the work they MacArthnr’s positions on the Ba- from the various legations could command the Torres strait Rangoon. Burma. Jan. 28—i/Pi— On the Muar river front on the Marjory Mallon .... 1.00 .•Sheriff Jack Bailey a thief stole a will meet Monday evening at the House passed a price control bill for tomorrow morning at the to the new a.*sistant scoutmaster voluntarily did to make the sale tan penlnsuta. During the past 24 Marines first landed In Egypt between Australia and New Guinea American and British fliers smssh- home of Mrs. Lottio Cummings, west coast and had turned In in­ Helen Liebiedz .. . 1 OO wheel from his automobile but hours the fighting has been ex­ In 1804 under the command of Lt. In November, before war broke South Methodist church, has been of the troop, who w.as appointed a success. The meeti|ig was closed Frank GAlinat ...... 1 OO and force Allied shipping Into a cd mass air raids by more than 351 Tolland TMmpike. The hostess filtration movement Into an as­ with the Scert Sign and Oath at left the tire behind. tremely heavy. The enemy’s as­ Presley O'Bannon, making an epic co.stly 3.000-mlle detour south of out, and the Senate passed Its postponed until a later date. Mr. this week. He was formerly J. G. Echmalian ...... 5 00 60 Japanese plane* on the Ran­ will be assisted by Mrs. Etta widely different version three sault on the Allied flank. The Brit­ 9:30 p. m. A meeting will be held sault troops have been strongly journey through Egypt to capture the Australian mainland. Zoppa la scheduled to enter the ish wore helping the Australians In the trtop. Mr. and Mrs. J Mayer.. 2.00 goon area today and shot down Loveland, Mrs. Beatrice Man­ weeks ago. army service through Selective next week at the same time. reinforced. Nevertheless, all Ja­ the city of Deme in Tripoli. This Preceded by .Air Raids about one-third of the attacking ning and Mrs Lois McKinney, who that Muar river sector. Flrat class first aid was passed William Robin.son ...... 1.00 5 c.c. — 98c The compromise set prices dur­ Service In a short time. by George August and Bill Lut- panese atUcka, have been ’■‘‘Pu'*' incidentally, was„ „ „ the...... first time the The landings followed the pat­ force. will see to the refreshments. Mra In eastern Malaya, the situation 1.00 A*B'D‘0* ing the period Oct. 1 to 15 of la.st ton. The scouts were -dismissed Editor's Note Durlie-s.s ...... CAPSULES VT-DELTA CAPSULES ed with nnd Stripes ever flew In the tern of other Japanese Inva.sions, At the same time an Army com­ Minnie Krause and Mrs, Mildred was deacribed as “somewhat ob­ 2.00 25 for 96e the enemy has adopted « policy of year as standards for the price at the usual time with the Pledge All scribe.^ arc asked to sign '’'’m. A Allen ...... BOX SO Old Worlii. for they were preceded by days of munique reported there wa.s - no Miller will arrafige for the enter­ scure” but Japaneae infiltration* their full names to their reports. , Mrs. Nathalie Bjorkman 1.00 Benefit Entertainment Vl-PENTA DROPS continuous assaults, without re A. E. F. Major Since then, many Marines have concentrated air raids which cul­ change on. the Moulmeln land- tainment iiumtaTs. ceilings with the exception of farm by small landing partte* were re­ of Allegiance. Clayton Taylor of Troop 13 was a guest at the meet­ not only first Initials. Reports i Mr. and Mrs. John Har- minated yesterday In attacks flghtlng front, where at last report prices. In this field the price- ad­ ported below Endau, 65 miles I should be wnttcri on one side of . vey ...... For the on variioi.s nua.«irn.^. ranging from Rabaul east to Tu- Mrs. Ix)U C. Recan of Wads- ministrator could not fix ceilings Praises Marines northeast of Singapore. ing. the defending forces. superior Japanese forces had , the paper only, and care should be Thomas Harfey ...... lagl on Florida Island in the Solo- moved to within 26 miles of the worth street On Ught to The Her-j of order reductions below the Knock Out Jap Tanka , taken so tha* they may to easily MEN! “General MacArthur is in re­ John Harvey. Jr...... mona. gulf of Martaban port against aid office today s bouquet of pur­ highest of theije: Average farm The Australians in the central Troop 25 1 read by the Boy Scout Editor. Ail ceipt of a message from Gen. Sir The Marines "never failed to K. Barrett— .Scribe Mrs. Emma Slmlcr ...... Judge l.eiileiit Flrat warning of the threatened withdrau-ing British unit*. ple and yellow pansies, picked this prices on Oct. 1 or Dec. 15 of last sector have knocked out many ; 8crib«-8 are requested 7o submit as Every Ready Circle Kings Archibald Wavell formally con­ reach (heir objei'tive with the A. Japanese tanka advices to Singa­ Let 118 make it our landings came in a radio mes.sage Today's air battle saw the Yan­ morning in a garden In Andover. year; averags farm price* for the The regular meeting of Troop I soon as possible, the n.smes of all Daughters ...... 500 gratulating him and his command The leaves and bloBSoms give no E.F. during 1918 and with the pore said, and the Invaders were foT their magnificent defense of from Rabaul yesterday morning kee voiunteera go sailing Into V- period' 1919-29; or 110 pier cent of 25 was opened at 7:15 with the scouts in their troops who are Helen Davidson Lodge IS ilh .\-l Marine evidence of the zero Weather here­ pAri'ty prlpea determined by the proper equipment never will." ■aid to be relaying on gun car­ a i« 3 9 / the Philippines. I 11 Japane.se ships only 45 miles formations of enemy bomber*- an junior assistant scoutmaster of taking part In the Mile of Dimes No. 98 ...... 5.00 businesM to keep RED CROSS This expression of faith, along abouts, earlier In the month. D epart^ht of Agriculture. riers to support a mechanical Scout Oath led by three scouts I campaign. “ Reports from Mimlanao disclos­ ! off-shore. Half an hour later ra­ action that brought the Japanese with one of deep “ admiration for Susana C. Howard ..... 1.00 fighter plane escorts down from drive there. , ed that the Japane.se troops occu­ Spokr'nr. Wa.^h Judee Frank dio communication with Rabaul this magnificent, Corps." was re­ Herbert Donnally ...... 1.00 you in shoe com­ their protecting cloudbanks Into a The daughter tom Wednesday The Japaneae move aouthwaro pying Davao have organizeefore the Jmlge on n tl.son their loads to escape the former Miss Clara Bennett 5>f Bris­ Oregon Indian Interrupted a theo­ that Japanese Infiltration tactic* Oil Retread injr Hits Girdles r'Mrs. J. D. R obertson.... )]• area. tol. Mr. D'Agostino la tooprletor logical course at Sterling, Kas., lant stand the toys are making sUll were effecUv* In sotn* sector* ■Diggory Robertson ...... prieps. ( harge of speeding, and showed "Thi.s morning active Ja(>anese shark-finned, Amerlcan-bulIt Tom­ against our enemy" and declared Make Major Assauh my hawk (Curtiss) planes. of the Manchester D ry^eaner*. col'ege to join the Navy. H* en­ of the west coast. ' ■Mrs, E. Gibbon ...... his honor an honorable discharge sir recnnnal.s.sance was made over that "mv desire to be with them H* ••Id the JapaneM apparent from the Corps, the Jvidge aus- widely dispersed points In these On the Moulmeln front Thai listed a* William W. Spiencer, Bowles Appeals for Vol-. Ban on Use of Cruile I W. J, Spence ...... Friday, Jan. 7:30p.m. again Is‘hindered only by age and 30 Ori Japanene Base Mr. and Mro. Malcolm Deacon which Is what Uncle. Sam calls him. ly had abandoned attempU to A. F. T a n n er...... troops were reported aiding the _.a. • _ a w ^ ..A W MOW •• 0 pende'l sentence on a JIO fine. areas. entertained the Harvard Road physical disability. May God have break throuch in the m rth and had untary Preferences • for j Rubber or L"atex for r ^ 1 Chungking. Jan. 23—l/Pj In the j "There are no reports of any Japanese. The British were said to ! August Kanehl ...... war first combined operation ' by the Bridge CTlub last night at their t > mercy on the souls of those who turned aside in an endeavor to by­ {'nnuiuinder Siiggeata damage." be moving their ■ forces back to attack this corps." War Efforts Groups. ; Mrs. R. Pohadlk ...... Tickets 40c, Tax Included. American %'olunteer Group and the points where transport and com­ home. Mra. PhllUp Tangarone had Medal la Unclaimed pass the British line*. Ihe Japa­ Many Household Item!« I Sadie Davis ...... ■New Marine Slogan high score for the women, while He concluded bis message with nese were sending small parties VARIETY PROGRAM! LOCAL TALENT! Chinese Alr^Fotxe, 15 American | munication* were better. a pledge that “we at home wlU not ' C. W. Wood ...... fighter planu took part in a ma- , Moulmeln, the latest objective of Walter LaUey had high score for In a filing cabinet at Marine Into th* jungle which would re­ Hartford, Jan. 23. i/Pi State Washington, Jan. 23—(A5—Sor­ Mr. and Mrs. G. W. TRUTH OR CONSEOl ENCE CONTEST! "Wake Up with the Marines I" Corps Headquarters rests an un­ let them down." joi assault yesterday on the Japa- ; Public Records troops driving westward from th* men. appear behind the Brltllh lines and Rationing Administrator Clieater ry, girla, but the War Production Keeney ...... 1 00 This slogan, alluding to the claimed Medal of Honor awarded fir* at the Empire troops from “SI.EEPY SLIM” , WDRC, .MASTER OF CEREMONIES nese ba.se at Hanoi, capital of j stubborn Marine defeu.se of Wake Thailand, wo* raided by Nippon­ Frost 1* unknown in Bermuda Board conhrmed that bad news Mr. and Mra. Mark Indo- China, the (Thine.se Central ' Ignore Comblaatlon Given to Private Michael Owens It was trees. Major General Bennett said. Bowles appeoletl today to tire re­ about girdles today. AI.L PROCEEDS TO HELP THE RED CROSS Island, was suggested for recrult- ese filers yesterday. Seven civil­ ar^ vegltatlon remain* green treading establishments to give Holmes ...... 5.00 News Agency reporte,! today from ' ians were kllllKl. awarded tot heroism at Korea in Japa Bomb Imperial Liaca After Feb. 1, an order declared, 1.00 I i rs by f.'ommandcr W. B. ..McDan­ Warranty Deeds throughout the year. voluntary preferences to defense Dorothy Aspinwsll .... IN THE VICTORY DRIVE! Kunming. | The port of Burma panhandle 4s Kansas City—nnectlcut companies below recent annual consumption. Joseph Belanger . . . .50 Between bids, they discussed how nice hi.s Spokane, Wash.— Ue\—Judge R. ers, cream station opieratlon. offer­ 625 in the hospitals and 100 given Oaa Use Only'Reclaimed tive nor number of planes partici­ M. Webster, presiding over a hair­ . I ; <»' , ' s'lth retreading facilities have Miss Mildred Erickson . . 1.00 shirt liNtked, how immaculately it appeared, pating was given. ed the bond as a reward to the first aid. The casualtlea on Tues­ A fter Feb. I, the order stipu­ cut rate case hearing, interrupted day totaled 64 dead and 154 in­ been swamped s ’itb oadera. Many Cheater M. Ferris ...... 2.00 hoWjWiell laundered, .lohn had the answer: after a witness testified it takes finder of her lost piet. of them have built up such long lated, all products not on the Hat Mary Bonn ...... 1.00 ju r ^ . nuiy be inahufsctured only from Safelj ttitrh Saxea Salesman mote time to cut a head of hair In waiting ■ Hats that it la impossible I Mra. R. J. Finnegan .... 1 .0( Photo# Used At Tl|>-0«* reclaimed rubber. “ Mable takes my shirts to the R.-\INBO\V. a suburban Shop than in one down­ for them to promise deliveries i Dr. Mortimer E. Moriarty 10. 0( ' "Killed la Actlea” It was this provision which tor­ She finds their wi»rk so siitisfactory, and she Hlchm.md. Ind. 4'. .Merlin town. “The court." Judge Webster short of six weeks. I Edna Case P a rk er...... 2.0< Frank told the 15-y»-ar-rtld hoy oboerved, "is rather inclined to Milwaukee (A5 Sheriff Joseph J pedoed girdle*. Reclaimed rubber, Mra. Emma Ncttleton .. 5.00 saves quite a bit because it’s the (’ash & Shlnners of Milwaukee county In 1936 when OaH Snare, a for­ “Moreover, the supplies of rub­ who had ( onie into tlic store he take Judldai notice that there la ber used la retreading are tem­ expert* say, cannot be used satis­ Mr. and Mrs. Everett (3os- Carry service.” couldn't .sell him a Run heg.iure he complained that aomebody photo- mer U. 8. Marine, was married, six factorily in material which 1* sub­ more conversation to a haircut in of his buddies were present at the porarily low throughout the state." lee ...... 1.00 was too young Then, hi.- back a neighborhood shop.** ■graphed a depmrtment official ject to recurrent stretching. After Mrs. Wsttsr O lso n ...... 1.00 Mable took o\er from then on, explainin^f k- POM^ AM) AUfUE GlM r ^ l C fOIKMT UNTTl HIS t'o Lives Bsried la Hay, houses of 111 fame and others. Th* Since las^JMc. 19, when the gov­ EUmer Swanson ...... 1.00 ed tnto the muzzle of a rifle the aQiMMTXIIN HK EXHAU^a pihotographs, he said, made it dlf' If. it is Impoeeible for them to re­ ernment halted, prtouctlon of all the RAINBOW exclusively. Other -gar­ Ho Tweet Frem Fete Polish People of Manches­ To The hoy had taken.- from a ilKsplay. Montrose. Colo. — OPI — Farmer ficult for the deputies to provure tread their old onea," he said. non-eaaenllal'goods pending a de­ ments were just as carefully handled, Mable “In all faimeae, theae groups ter, covering the follow­ Frank walked toward him. The txiv Roy Guild was surprised—pleas­ evidence because they were recog­ ■ f . ' , ( * . tailed study of the rubber short­ 227.73 slowly pulled the trigger Nothing antly—to find a Uve cow buried nized. V ,, , 4 * Jit, ,■ History records that once the should be placed at the top of the e r : ...... continued. Marines did not havs the situa- age, the Industry’s output has been S. Golas ...... 1.00 happened. He put down the gun under one of bis hsy stacks. Bossy list In all retreading e*tabllsh-'‘ subject to general limitations. P. Itlkowskl ...... 1.00 and ran out. The salesman looked had been missing a month. He de­ la Many Sarvlcea Uon well In hand. INte, a canary menu.” BE LIKE MABLE. BRING YOUR LAI N- , bird, was scheduled to peKorm Tbe new WPB order tells the in­ Anna D^tula ...... 1.00 at the rifle In the firing cham- cided she bad wandered into a tun- dustry exactly what It can and RED CROSS DRY OR DRY Cl.E.VNlNG TO RAINBOW. ttSMAMnes with the U. S. Marine Corps Band, Anthony welga .. . ,1.00 ,ber was a cartridge. But the safe­ nel-Uke opening in the stack and The late John de Spear* wa* a tMga Hu«a-T*lk Egg can't nu-k* and bow m u ^ of it. Mra. Mary Oriowskl'l.Oi) A MO STK'PB first sergeant in the Marine Corps, but he went on a sltrilown strike. ty catch was on. OOMIHE SIKOF been trapped in a slide. It was Specific permission must be ob­ Mrs. Mickewics . . . .26 Ararm inside and there was plenty a captain in the Royal Canadian For^-Sve' minutes of persuasion Olympia, Wash.— ce)— Mrs. RUt. DMB OUlS by tbs flutists of th* band failed to tained from the board befo.re crude Anthony Hyjeck .. 5.00 Only A Few Thousand N« More Ihxrachnte Flarea Th3iaE«.5 IN to eat. Flying 0>rp*, a lieutenant in the Mary Quadette read how th* gov- rubber or latex can be used to Princess Pat InfsntiT Regiment produce results. F. Haraburda...... 1.00 HEMOKVOF eminent wanted an increaa* in make tlree or tubes, retreading W . BoUnski ...... 1.00 MIIIBIW Miami, Ma. —• tiP) — Policemen M K IS Pivpared for Icy Spots and a captain in the Ifaxlcan h m y. egg production and. more or leas Igaetad The BaOeto material. Insulating compounds, Mr. Kam ienakl___ 5.00 ktirled hand grenades, fired tear IMTS* in j e ^ bung a poster in her hen- par rings and other Items. Further, Dollars Needed Now To ACnOURM^OK Want* to Save •CTafisws F- Plahoraki...... 1.00 . w. ayijaiiaa gmm Bhella, rio4 and machine guns Dubuque, la . — A n bouae: "Keep ’em frying!" Tliat'a WPB may st any time change S. O lb ris...... 1.00 la practice here, but decided there l& A l whose car lacked skid chains ptark- Chicago—OF)—The Junior As­ During tbs first World war U Into Brigadisr Oensral Hlrar the otdy way she can account for specifications of all products on Mrs. K. Oiender ...1 .0 0 OBJ] would be DO more shooting of par­ ed in an Icy sp ot Several piedee- sociation of Commerce plaaa to a five-ounce, three-yolk egg she the approved list to reduce the Meet The Quota Plenty of Parking Spare. organize a defense committee o< Beans of tba U. A Marins Co F. Jankowski ...... 1.00 achute flares. They stuffed the trians gathered to see bow ho found In a neat y ^ e rd a y . It amount of crude rubber used. P. P arciak ...... 1.00 Miwebute flare Into th. barrel that would n r e wbea bo tried to get b c ^ in each city achool area to was standing on tba parapet o Open 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. treneb obneic tug Cbc raovements at tosasursd asven inches around the A. DutonowaU ....1.00 Saturdays 7 A. M. to 4 P. M. m aa it, aad let it go. A few mtn- out. The oNvoer of the car, how­ take part in an aid def com by mld-aection, eight inches the long Four towns In the United States J. L u c a s...... 1 .0 0 This Advertisement Paid For By Johnson Paint Cp. trtM later they were firemen In- serving windows campaign. The the enemy. Ignoring tbe bulleta ever, nonchalantly hauled a shoval way. are named 'Dirkey. P. JanisewMd ...I.l.OO m a< eg poUeeeeen, It took boura A M I ^ ^ SOIOCK A r m and bucket of aabca out of bia car asaoctatlon sidd broken school win- that wblsUed by. he yelled to a eg bMtlkF aaB backfiring to put lilH) IW M BATTLE M FBMKC trunk. Bj>rtnkled aome ashaa i dowa eoat the Board at DducaUoB Marina^j^rtoatS) “Get dofira, you •Ul the araa« maeax v . 'IS A t MANCHESTER EVEINING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY. JANUARY 23. 1 9 4 2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. 'FRIDAY,'JANUARY 28,19^ PAGi: s e v e n : action, the Appropriations Com­ Pan-American On !New England Only 38 Cots mittee made'It clear that the pro­ They'll Sdy Hello and Aloha to Japs » adviantsge of all opportunitiea pre- gram was a “preliminary step’^ to­ ^22X1. Education Board aented at this defense clinic for ward President Roosevelt'e goal of Break Action For Emergency Army Convoys Teams of Specialists. Avers Plants obtaining contracts and for con­ LOANS 60,000 planes this year and 128.- I verting their machinery to defense 000 in 1943, end that still more Daily Radio Programs production.” made without involvinf huge sums of money would have Comes Today « Baalifn Maaiaad Tlnaa Serviced Here Are Trend in New War Slow to Shift Bensona far d O Intorsat friends or relatives to be stlocated. Many More Needed in He said that the CIO member­ idian Salvationist to The committee said in s report Town; Cots Stored in ship was "Interested in having the Loans of $23 to $300—^rasde ob the measure: (Continued from Page One) State CIO Head Says large defense contracts spread out quickly and privately — on Visit Town on Monday "The funds in this bill Will pre­ Trucks Get Gas and Oil (Editor’s Nate: Ctoyto Tfit- ^horse ca.valry, motor sledges sad signature only. Loans to Old Union Scliool. bat ao^adaa a sartos at tkraa men on akigs as the snow piles among the manufacturers In our vent s decline that would occur Oawaldo Aranha, Brazil's foreign A id Pledged to the Nation On Way to Camp; Hesitation Shown in state for two reasons: single people and married Evening. next August in airplane produc­ minister. They were joined by atorlM oa warfare today with ever deeper. couples. Outeidcra not In­ tion due to the fact that existing Mrs. George W. Cheney, who thls'^daacripttea ef speclaUza- The Russians enjoy as great an “1. Spreading out the work 'prln- United States Underaecretarj of War Output Change. among more shops will help speed volved. Small monthly pay­ Oolontl Robert Hi:o*gar^_ orders would run out by that time, State Sumner Welles. The confer­ haa been in charge of the emer­ ^da la modera Araalea.) advantage In winter equipment as ments which you, yourself, ^pel oCtbe SalvatJon A nw 1Traln- will fill up new capacity hereto­ gency bed cot collection In Man­ By Radio Manufacturers\ the Germans had with their nffiss- production and help avoid the pro­ ence leaders were expected to meet A traffic congestion on four Waterbury, Jkn. 2S—(JTt—Thom­ duction bottlenecks rasultlng from select from basic re-psyment lacIBS vouea®9< w ^ iB Toronto,/ito./C» Oensds, fore appropriated for that wrill be Immediately to conalder the Argen­ chester, said today that the peo­ By Gayle Talbot es of tanks during tbe summer. table. o a ta w ^ S c Cenadlen SalvaUonlet, in production by that time, and in^ ple in town Iiave responded well different occasions waa caused Not only do tanka flounder apd as R. MoUoy, state d O presldsnt, some companies having huge back­ tine proposal, the proviaions of New York. Jan. 23.—(IP)—FullAMarge. Danna Dammersl, a year late yesterday afternoon when 136 New Yorlt, Jan. 23.—(A^— It logs of orders, and others having Example: irlU vWt Mencheet^ on Monday crease the capacity for the produc- which were not diacloeed. and the committee now haa 38 cots stop in the deep snow off the hlgh- charged today that some ConiiMti- A $100 LOAN can be re­ •yealBc at 7:80 for/a.apeclal eerv- collected and stored for use. aid to the Army and Navy in any or so age. Army trucks being returned to baa been estimated that for mod­ waya but the terrific cold makes none at all. Uon of bomber types.” Irked over repeated delays, a cut companies “have hesitated to "2. Spreading out the work will paid at PERSONAL to ^ e , at .i^Wch Colonel Edmund Notes Increases In Costs group of small nations—Honduras,' . This will not suffice, however, possible technical manner has been Camp Edwrarda on Cape Cod pulled ern aaoault' purposea one of Bri­ it difficult to keep any kind of mo­ convert their factories to defense 18 montlilv Instalments Hoffman, Major Harold ZeaUy and Noting that there had been since many more are needed to LlsteiUng tonight: The war and Into Moriarty Brothers filling sta­ tor running, and repairs are next mean that fewer (!>>nncetieut Cuba, the Dominican Republic and agreed upon by radio manufactur­ Pan-American—7:00 MBS; 7:15 tain's supcivtralned O>mmandos production In spite of their patri­ workers will be laid off because of only $7.'I7. other offlcea awle expected.expecud. Colonel "great Increaaea" in the unit cost Uruguay—talked today of draft­ meet any disaster emergency. tion on Center street for gasoline to impossible when the air carries otic duty to do so." Hociard U/to addreaa the Hart­ of planes and plane parts, ths Either the cots should be deliver^ ing and research organizations of NBC, MBS; 8:00 Blue, MBS; 8:55 and oil. The trucks were driven or a single hard-bitten, skilled frostbite. their companies are not producing Simple to apply: simple to ing a "quit atalling" ultimatum to CBS; 9:55 Blue; 10:00 MBS; 10:30 This occurred, said Molloy. "in for defense and the war. ford Rotai^ club at lU luncheon- committM recomin«ndcP| — row here. Just apply for In the Hartford citadel. ■The financial burden of the Little Fellows Openly Critical The cots have been stored In t.ie Dyke In Hartford. One company flect#the trend In the preserit wsr and of ski troops slipping through to manufacturers for making their 4th offlcera of the Army in a program on the American people formc'jr Union school on North formation on all inventions and de- Concert; 8:30. Information Please, toward the sharp, spectacular, des­ at night to harass their miserable Thomas J. Mesklll yesterday ret what you need. . . large loans The'little fellowa of the confer­ Alexander Woollcott; 9, Waltz waa made up of boys from New machinery suitable for producing aber of leading ciUee in attend­ is oppressive and will becoiM School street until such time as a velopmenta in construction of com­ perate assault carried out with opponents. signed as Sixth District repre.sen- made as readily as small ence were openly critical of yea- Time: 9:30, Doghouse; 10:30, Stu­ England and the others were from defense materials.” ontst A $100 loan costa ance. more so and every dollar saved ..t^rday's proceedings which left definite emergency supply station munication, signaling, remote con­ the south. They were in the cbsirge split-second timing by teams of Modem cavalry Is not wasted of­ Galls Attentton to CUnle tetlve on the Republican State To Dedicate Board means s dollar less to bo borrowed Elmer R. Coburn is established here. dio X. ten In the old-fashioned, headlong Central committee to which he $20.60 when repaid promptly them cooling their heels in com­ trol, navigation and direction-find­ CBS—7:30 (West 10:30) How of white officers. speclsUsta. His accusation was made in s Membera of the local corps will or extracted by taxation," the ing apparatus. The Nssis showed an amazed charge, but the Russians are prov­ letter to all CIO local unions in the -w^ elected in 1940. He in­ in twelve monthly instal­ committee asserted. mittee rooms while the delegates Elmer R. Coburn, of Waterbury, Am I Doing; 8. Kate Smith Hour; In Foar Divisions ments. Phone or see M- H. zecaU that he conducted meetings of Argentina, Brazil, C^le, Mexico It also provides for supplying of world what such men and such ing the horse troops still can play state calUiig attention to a defense formed Oialrman J. Kenneth In a ten-day campaign at Old At the same time, the report haa been appointed consultant on 9. Drama. “Great McGlnty"; 9:30, Because there waa no gasoline an important part in war, given Bradley pressure of private affairs Row-ell, Mgr., today. Per­ and the United States wrangled all technical information on radio First Nighter; 10. Hap Hazard, in the (Toll meadows area, ar­ tactics, could accomplish in their clinic to be sponsored by the OPM Orchard beach last August, and at said that the big appropriation evacuation procedure to the New Sees Selfish the right conditions. in New Haven on Jan. 29 and 30. prompted his resignation. Mesklll sonal Finance Co. of Man­ was a part of the $56,000,000,000 behind closed doors over the exact England Regional Office of Civil­ apparatus requested by the gov­ new aeries; 11:15. Infantile Paraly­ rangements were made to have quick capture of Belgium's great chester. 758 Main Street, 2nd that time came to Mancheater for wording of the resolution calling ernment. and suggests that the system of fortifications slong the The cavalry saber has given way ■Molloy asaerted that local CtO has been'~ln local politics for 21 the meetlnga on Sunday. Many will war expenditure program for ian Defense by James M. Landis, sis drive, sports roundtable. the trucks come to Manchester to to a tommy-gun or a repeating ri­ years and was chairman of the Floor, State Theater Bldg. for a ^plomatic break with the Stand Great government order the manufacture Blue—7:15. Radio Magic; 8:30. Albert canal. organizations whose employers are want to hear him again, Monday 1943 outlined by President Roose­ executive director of the Office of be refilled. They arrived In four fle. and Its ois-ner knows how to net fully engaged on defense work town committee prior to his elec­ Phone Mancliestor 8480. Axle. Civilian .Defense and former head of required apparatua by whatever Berle and Laughton; 9, Gangbuat- divisions and six pumps were used For days and weeks there was and on this occasion he wUl dedi­ velt in hU budget message to Some conference circles forecast fight afoot. should urg* management to ‘‘take tion to the state commutes. of the New England Region. Mr. War Menace company it deslrM, under govern- era; 10. Elsa Maxwell; 10:45, Jus­ at the fining station. Among the deop mysUflestion about that He IS another at the millions at cate the new buUetin board, the Congresa early this month. that Mexico. C^ilombla and Vene­ msnt license. gift of soldiers and friends, which This program, supplemented by Coburn la research associate for tice Frank Murphy on “Challenge tracks were some wbst had been operation, and oome of the expla­ specialists In uniform. zuela—the three nations which In­ The decision was reached by a to our National CTbaracter.” nations thought up by the ex­ la beinc erected on the grounds in thoBO that are to follow, also in­ the State'Development Commis­ (Continued from Page One) used by the Delaware regiment troduced the original antl-Axis res­ committee, representative of a MBS—8:30. Bennett'a Notebook; which waa located In Manchester pert* were wonderful—everything fnmt of the citadel. The outdoor volves the greatest dislocation, re­ A mobile fieldpiece and crew, heavily eamouflatfed, guard shores of Oahu island. These defenders olution last week—might lead a sion and for the past several adjustment and conversion of in­ NEA Service staff photographer months has served as consultant hundred or more manufacturers, 9:30. America Preferred, new until last week. from sleeping gas to rocket ships. dedication wlU be at 7:30. will settle a score if the Japa attempt another attack on Hawaii. bloc of smaller, countries in an at­ would weaken our defense mechan- which included Edwin M. Martin Ume; 10:30. BlUy Keaton's Va­ The meetiiic Monday evening dustrial'^ production that ths na­ • Allan Campbell made this picture. tempt to force the fight onto the to State Defense Administrator Um." Traffic Is Directed Nothing Mysterious Overn igh t News Samuel H. Fisher and the State of Ft. Wayne. Ind., W. R. BalUrd. riety. At 4 :S0 when the second division wiU be open to the public and is tion has ever experienced,” the floor of the full political commit­ Men Not Spared What to expect Saturday: The But when the truth finally seep­ Evacuation Committee on evacua­ O.. 8. Sch'airer. Victor Beam and arrived It waa about the time that ed out it wa« found that the Ger­ achaduled to begin prompUy at committee observed. tee meeting tentatively set for 10 Mrs! Whitehurst did not spare E. D. Phlnney. war—Morning: 8:00 NBC, CBS. Of Connecticut eight o'clock. The doors will open Assoraaoes Olvsn sa Speed Japan Makes a. m. (8 a. m. c. a. t.) today. tion surveys and plans. the men, saying they had the same Blue; ,8:45. NBC; 8:55. Blue: 9:00. people were driving home from mans simply had turned their at aeren o'clock. It said, too, that aasurances had Told Russians Nurses to Ask "We've had enough of hotel shortcomings as women, as she After the first of the month, C 38: 10:00, MBS: 11:00. CBS. Hartford and Officer ArthiU" Sey­ specialists loose on tbe "impregn­ By Aisoctsted Press The lower hall has been reno­ been given by high offlclalJ that room tactics," one delegate said, east of Agedabia. "which the ene­ took the women to task for their the Blue network's Farm and MBS. mour was kept busy taking care able" fortresses. Aided by artifi­ vated and redecorated, and it is the plane program could be prose­ Bid to (3iina pointing out that conferees took It my occupied,” the war bulletin “bickering and quibbling" and said: Home hour, which haa been run­ Afternoon: 1:45 NBC and Blue; of the traffic Jam that resulted. cial fog. heavy air support and Hartford—A fire that swept Chinese ftogernail charm expected this work wiU also be cuted economically, and speedily. Will Observe Increased Pav upon themselves to re-draft the said. “The majority want to be gen-,-.j ning 45 minutes, will become a 30- 2:00 CBS: 4:30 CBS; 5:45 NBC; The third section to arrive was little else, these graduates of through bales of cotton in a four- .completed by Monday. About $933,000,000 wUI be spent To End War resolution before It was ever dis­ Artillery and aerial bombard­ erals, but few want to work with­ minute broadcast. H. R. Bauk- 6:30 CBS MBS; 6:25 NBC and split up and about 20 trucks were Mars moved In so swiftly by foot story brick upholstering com­ for plant expansion, mostly addi­ cussed by the sub-committee of the ments, however, were said to have out honor of some kind. They ask hage. commentator on the pro­ Blue; 6:45 C?BS. Blue. sent to the armory where it was and by gliders that the bewildered pany establishment set off smoke .. . easy as counting 1, 2, 3 tions to present facilities and with Neutral Pact Private Duly Croup Aii- Political Committee. cut heavily into the Axis ranks. repeatedly, ‘Who 1s to be the gram. will step out to have a 15- NBC-Red—11 a. m.. Geo. Jessel recalled thei> were about 800 gal­ defenders scarcely knew what hit that overcame tliree firemen yes­ Fast Action Urged new construction limited to bomb­ (Continued from Page One) .Argentina Backs Water "In particular, two concentra­ toss?' WIU I have the division?' mlnute period of his own immedi­ in “Jazz Singer": 12:30 p. m.. Ilka lons of gasoline in a tank that bad them. terday and caused dsmage esti- er assembly plsutta and other fa­ (CoaSnaed from Page One) nouncefi Action at Once again It was Argentina tions of enemy .mechanical trans­ ^ a y I wear a uniform.’ " ately following the farm broad­ Chase luncheon; 4:30. Air Youth. not been used. It waa nearly 6 Since then every nation on both msted at $3,500. cilities lor production of explo­ 'five years she still regard.s (Thlna Reporting on her traveU to .Meeting Last Night. who backed water after accepting ports In the area southwest of cast. Both series will be six days CBS—11:15 a. m.. New Series, o'clock when the last track moved sides of the huge conflict has Hartford — The State Public ' jrO j By House on Vote sives and Incendiary materials. as a sister nation and has not Wednesday night a compromise Agedabia were heavily and suc­ u-ge state and local federations to a week. . . . Another new voice is "God's Country": 4 p. m.. St. Paul on towards the C^pe. Moriarty shown increased interest. In the Utilities Commission directed The The committee also Included In lurancea from the Soviet govejrh- changed her mind about receiving set up strong defense units, the ment that .Russia would observe resolution stating that the Amer­ cessfully bombed and machine- to take the part of Marge in the Winter Ornival. Gov. Stassen; 5. Brothers pumped over 3.000 gai training of thf individual lighter. Birmingham Water Company of the/blU a aeparate appropriaUon Chungking with open arms if she As a result of action taken at a icas could not continue diplomatic gunned," the communique declar­ federation president said womqn CBS serial. M>-rt and Marge, on Cleveland Orchestra. Blue—11:30 Ions of gasoline into the trucks ‘ For 33,000 Planes her neutrality pact with Jaf>an to ' f^ctlfles her miataken Ideas. Although eye witness accounts Derby ye.sterdsy to Improve the of/$30,000,000 for construction of meeting of the Manchester Private relations with the Axis in view of ed. “Many casualties were ob­ had attacked her as a “war mon­ Monday. It will be that of Olive a. m . Aik Y’oung America. For­ which did not pull much on their of tbe fighting in the early stages quality of its water for customers the Douglas dam on the French the letter, 'Chastising Spoiled Child” Duty Nurses' Association, the Me­ served to have been inflicted on ger" but that she had urged pre­ The foreign minister epoke a the aggression against the United Deerlng. >’oung Broadway actress, um; 12:30 p. m.. Farmers' Union; supply os they were carrying 2,7.- of the Philippine Invasion were In Derby and Seymour. (CentlBiied from Page One) Broad river near Dandridge, Tenn., “Japan la chastising a spoiled morial hospital will be asked to States. the enemy.” paredness alwaya with a spiritual in place of Helen Mack, who Is 2. Metropolitan Opera. “Carmen." 000 gajjons supply before the few mlnutee after Premier Gen. child who waa pampered by Anglo- pay them more when they are on attitude that we would fight for fragmentary, it was obvious that Bridgeport—Harry A. Levine. In the Tennessee vslley. Hldeki Tojo said "War U not won An Informed tource said the leaving to await a visit from the M BS—4:30, Palm ^ a ch Horae trucks aYrlved. the Japanese landed tough, sea­ 49. Who operated an automobile stopped and quick shifts to war­ Disclosing that the pending ap­ American." the premier .stated. ; general duty at the ho.spital. government in Buenos Aires something '‘more than the defeat stork. Helen has had the part Racing; 6. Anchors Aweigh. Bums propriation would cover procure­ by money" and expressed confi­ He asserted that past faults In Superintendent Harry C. Smith. Drive May Indicate of HlUer and the Japs. soned men to lead the attack on supply concern here, was killed time production would be required. dence that Japan's resources in raised objections to the accord, since the death of the ori^nal and Alien. General MacArthur's outnumber­ yesterday In the collision of his <‘*We aw producing an ever In­ ment of 23,000 combat planes and China would vanish with the dla- of the hospital, said today that he to which ...... Foreign Minister Dr. En- Full-Fledged Offensive “Let us.” she aald. “send our CHEN YU trained raannhwer would offset the j boys into battle li necessary with Samoan Women ed Array. delivery truck and an interstate creasing number of the finest kind 10,000 training craft, Arnold tes­ material retourcea of the United appcarance of Anglo-American In­ had not been notified of any de- rique”'Ruiz Gidnazu, head of the trailer truck at an Intersection. of plMea in the world," Cannon tified that he could not agree with fluence. niandcd Increase.------wIf a. private duty j^rgentlne delegation, agreed London, Jal.. 23—(/P)—The drive the song ‘Onwaid ChrUUan Sol- Dive Bombers Lost Control States. Once they got a foothold they Hartford — Attorney George told tlm House, in discounting pub­ a report of the Senate Defense "Now Ls the time for Oitna's nurse is assigned to a patient by This same source said that Dr. back to the east which has car- ] ^ m,tead of the 108U .1-2-3 Set He aaid Japan waa assured of ried Nazi Gen. Erwin Rommel s , „,archlng songs which are so WTIC WDRC Hold to Customs knew how to hold it until their Burwell Ward. 63. of W aat.Hart­ lic erltldsm of American aircraft Investigating Committee which as­ leaders to aWaken and I take this the hospital the rate charged is $5 Ruiz Guinazu came to the confer­ K ilocycles ford. a farmer patent attorney fu rt^ r triumphs “In Greater East for an eight hours day. If the pa­ African Army 40 miles on the sec-I , tin,. Let dive-bombers gained control over­ production. serted that reUUvely few of the Asja" because ahe possesses the occasion to urge them to do so." ence fully empowered to commit here, died yerterday in a hospital "Now we do not deprecate criti­ nation's planes were on a par with tient hires the private duty nurse ond day of his counter-thrust may | ^ using such expressions as Natives of the mld-Pactfic island head and sufficient tanka could be “manpower, training and mater­ his government, although the Ar- indicate the AXIS commander 'Fight the Friday, Jaa. 18 Friday. Jan. 28 landed to push the valiant Filipi­ after a short illness. '*Laociuerol” for a base coat— Tu* far cism." be said. “WO invite It. But AxU craft and that there had been the charge is $6 per eight-hour day! ; foreign’ minister had said P. M. of Samoa cling firmly to customs Southington—Delphis Girusrd. I —and no dbubt there has been ials necessary for prosecution of DouhtK Chinn Will as announced by begun a i Huns.' Such expresaions develop a p. m. of their ancestors even at the cost nos back beyond Manila to their too many production delays. the war." It was announced by Mrs. Gert- leaving Buenos Airea that 3:00—Against The Storm 3:00—Musical Cooperative. last ditch stand in Luzon. 73, a night watchman, waa killed exquisite color—"Chii>aiek'' to double its wear. The three things you need some waste, some excess profits, New Flaaes Developed Make Separate Peace rude Ashford, secretary of the as­ the conference decision would be hate complex which «111 leave lU 3:45—News. of their health, according to Uni­ by an automobile while crossing some lost motion—economy and Tops World In Men , sociation, that all nurses wishing desert, an Informed British tource 3:15—Ma Perkins ted States Marines stationed at The Russians learned that tbe to rqpka youT nails divinely beautiful in the Chlneee manner, Replying directly to aUtements “In the first factor, which In­ subject to approval by the Argen­ ■ tlA/lAV ^ mark on our people for genera­ 3:30—Pepper Youngr’a Family 3:55—War Commentary. only thing sure to stop a tank was a street hert^ last night. . war production tto not go together, in that report, under questioning London. Jan. 23.—iJf, -Dr. V. K. to join the Connecticut Plan for tions to come.” the island. Pina Ta: cludes the quantity of men," Tojo Wellington Koo, Chine.'ie amba.tna- tine Congresa. He pointed out that Axis reoc- j .1:45—Vie and Side 4:00—Musical (Cooperative. another tank, preferably a heavier and we must e x j^ t that there will by committee members, Arnold Ho.spital Care will have to do so in The wording which the Argen­ Mrs. LaFall Dickisson. of Keene. 4:00—Backstage Wif* 4:45—Mark Hawley—News. The native da^pce, hula-bula style Hong Kong is an irregular not be 100 per cent efficiency." said, “Japan tops the world. That dor to London, told a press confer­ a group. Several members already cupation of Ageaabla meant a to- ^ with a mixture of original move­ one. Anti-tank guns sad grenades eald It wras true that he had said la the reason why I am not afraid tine’s first accepted then waa the N. H.. federation first vice presi­ 4:15—Stella Dallas 5:00—Msiy Marlin. help, but they don't turn back a broken ridge, stretching east and WELDON DRUG CO. “Our principal objective," he ence today he doubted 1 belong to the plan, and applica- tal advance of at least 50 mllea dent. urged the women not to ments. calls for each participant to that the P-40 type of plane was no of Ameplca, although I do not dla- much” the rumors that statement in the resolution that up the coastal road from the po- - 4:30—Lorenzo Jones .5:15—The Goldbergs. charge of, say. 100 tanka on a sin­ West about 11 miles for an area of shouted, “is to get those planes longer regarded aa better than a Chlna ' tions are being received by the sec­ hoard. 5:30—Musical Cooperative. contribute a solo dance to tunes 32 square miles. over there, and get them over there misa lightly the huge military cx- might conclude a separate peace the American republics "cannot sitions to which Rommel's armor- ; 4:45—Young Wldder Brown rendered by group singing, strum­ gle point. Eood pursuit trainer. But rince pentmditure called for in President retary. continue" relations with the Axis. | ^ columns had been driven just The club women were caUed 5:00—When A Girl Marries 6:45—Scattergood Baines. Tank warfare has gained ' one In time." the original P-49. he said the with Japan. Prior to this meeting. $25 was here for a series of defense 8:00- News. ming of guitars and the beating of Want Toole to Fight Rooiisevelt's message to Congress. , He said that the “situation In Now the Argentines are reported ; of El Agheila. .1:1.5—Portia Faces Life Important refinement since this P-40 A, B, C, D, E and F had been voted to the Red Ooss by the forums. .5:30—We. The AbbotU 6:05—Musical Interlude. eveiything from drums to each His voice lowered as he told the "So long as we have men train- ____ Malaya^___ and______the South______Seas In„... gen­ nursesnurses aou Eind ♦...o $125 »as waa >oreu voted ro to V..,, the I t'’ *’<■ insisting that the rcTOlutlon ; hommcl's forces now are headed other's heads. The affairs are noisy war began. Where in the first developed Vld had been found very ed in 3,000 years of history, we Speakers to be heard will in­ 5:46—Strictly Winter Sporta 6:2(V-Edwin C. Hill world conflict It was necessary House that.General MacArthur's eral gives us cause for anxiety." | local hospiul's new addition to be 'should be changed to read “may giong the same clude Secretary of Navy Frank 6:30—Frank Parker—Songs. but exciting and interesting. Lea­ "gallant Uttle force of men, de­ effective. _ will not be defeated by America but that he knew the government j for the purcha.se of bed ta- | not be able to last April in pushing back British 5:58—Stand By America only for the monsters to rumble "The Truman (SenaU InveaU- Knox; Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 6:00—News 6:45—The World Today. thernecks report. fending the Stars and Stripes on which relies on material strength, and the people were confident of bles and other equipment. I Declare* SoUdarity forces through Bengasi on to To­ Many Samoan natives are af­ forward, firing from ev*ry port, to gatlng) Committee talked about because after all war la fought by , (In Buenos Aires, Acting Presi- bruk and beyond Into Egypt. assistant d*rector of the Office of 6:15—ProfeaaoT Andre Schenker 7:00—Amos ‘N’ Andy. demoralize the enemy trenchea It CONSERVE TIRES-ENGINE laiaon,” were not worried about the ultimate outcome of the strug­ Civilian Defense; SecreUry of 7:15—Lanny Roes. flicted with ailments an(J deformi­ piddling changes In carburetors, men." gle.” ; dent Ramon S. Castillo declared Surprised At Advance 6:30—Muolcal Appetizer was quickly learned in this war the coat ^ materials, that they but that same piddling change In Agriculture Claude R- Wlckard; 7:30—How Am I Doing? ties. They scorn medical assistance -TRANSMISSION-EVERY wanted only the tools with which i Even If a statement about a Late Letter Delivery I last night that Argentina was "In Informed quarters showed un­ 6:45—Lowell Thomas offered by the United States Navy that they needed to shoot straight our carburetors was to correct I I solidarity with American nations. concealed surprise at the extent of Secretary of Labor Frances Per­ 7:00—Fred Wiring's Orchestra 8:00—Kate Smith Hour. os well. If they were going to get to fight. Japanese Claim separate peace had been made, he kins; Leon Henderson, price ad­ 8:55—Elmer Davia—News. to follow advice of their witch­ In wsponse to a question con­ something that probably caused a declared. “It would not in any way Tn 1918 Corp. Jos.eph Rcndinell ! but we do not agree that an attack the German advance in thq face T:18—Newa of the World the opposing tank first. VITA L PART forced landing, with the death of ministrator; William S. Knudsen, 9:00—Great Moments From Great doctors. cerning the nation's total plapea. Singapore ^Doomed* reflect cither the feelings, the of the U. S. Marines wrote Miss one of the nations of the ,of reports last night from Cairo ' 7 :S0—Grand O ntral Station The social minded group of na­ So now, for the most part, they eight or nine people,” Arnold aald. all the that the Oermana had turned director of ■ Army procurement; 8:(K)—Lucille Manners. Frank Plays. charge forward a certain distance, CHEVROLET Cannon said he could not disclose sentiments or the determination of Mae Delaney from France. The slg;nlfles that 9:30—First Nighter. tive women—those who wear Pwvrolat's new "Cor ConteivaWon Arnold asserted that the Air San Francisco, Jan. 23 —oP) — the Chinese government." letter vyjis delivered after ittas fithers should take a position of back. John L. SuUlvan. assistant secre­ Black's Orchestra stop while their cannoneer draws aeewt testimony befow the com­ Force and the air Industry was ‘Total collapse" of the' British ^de­ tary of the Treasury; Paul Mc- A. M. shoes, dresses and use lipstick and mittee. Etut be added: "If we had The Chinese government was Delaney had |>een Mrs. Rendinell belligerency. One source Insisted that there , . ... 8:30—Information Please rouge, freqiienlly to excess—have a l^ad and fires, then give it the Plan” b designed- to help you keep seeking round-the-clock produc­ fense syntem In Johorc state,' In still was the possibility that the ' .Nutt, director of defense health 9:00—Waltz Time 9:56—Ginny Simms. gas again. invites the millions of patriotic, for­ auC^ent airplanes, the enemy one of the 26 signers of the Waah- for 18 yearj. ("From outside It la easy to say 10:30—Olga Coohlo—Songs. adopted a new fad. They are now tion schedules. At the.aame time, Malaya, “Is impending," the Tokyo j Ington convention of Jan. 2, under movement might prove to be the and welfare; Dr. Thomas Parran, 9:30—Uncle Walter's Doghouse Has Taken Back Sent your ear asrving foHhfutty for tha dura- never could teve landed in the he added, the War Department has radio broadcast last night, claim­ 'Let's go to war' but It Is the re- surgeon general of the Public 10:00—Wings of Destiny 11:00—News. wearing dark glasses. * Philippines; British wouldn't j which each government pledged It­ spon-slbillty of a government to “armed reconnaissance’’ It was The tank temporarily has taken adopted a program of training ing toe Naval base at Singapore is Movie Mnow Health Service; Brig. Gen. Lewis 10:30--^StudiO X 11:05—Sports Roundup. a back-seat in the Russian cam­ tian} and Invites yoor coeperatlen on have lost two capital ships; Slnga- self not “to make a separate arm- view things In another manner, at called yesterday in the Cairo com­ 11:15—Hal McIntyre's Orchestra. ward-looking Chevrolet owners —and, pilots and mechanics, and con­ ‘doomed." ' istice or peace with the enemies." munique. B. Hershey, director of Selective 11:00—News paign, giving way to old-fashioned the following points: (1) Observe the pow wouldn't be fighting a last structing basea. "all figured out ao least with greater responalblllty.” I Service; and a number of high 11:15—Nelson Olmsted 11:30—Alvino Rey's Orchestra. desperate battle, and the problem The CBS listening post here Mutlon picture snow may be One source, suggesting the Axis Radio Bob Burns that they will all be avaligble at picked up the Japanejie aksertibn The delay tn a vote on the antl- Army and Navy officers. M :30—Unlimited Horizons 12:00—Linton Wells. News. t'lmple, fundamental, thrifty rules of car of defending Australia would be Iron once was so valuable that marble dust, table salt, com Axls resolution, originally sched­ troops might have by-passed Brit­ 12:05—Harry James' Orchestra. in fact, all motorists —to join with the right time.” he also said: of sweeping Japanese advances the ancient Greeks gave a lump flakes, asbestos flakes, potato ish forces .grouped In the desert, 12:00—War News disposed of." “When you are flying, and par­ uled for yesterday, held up final 12:00—War News — Southern 12:30—Cab Calloway’s Orchestra. Ready for Duty care, such os keeping tires properly in­ Strong Endorsement Given on the Malaya battlelqpnt. I of it as one of the prizes In their flakes, shaved ice, ground mica, or action on economic resolutions some distance back from the coast, ticularly when you are carrying Radio Tokyo said: ■ athletic games. plaster. said that If this were the case, the Big Bov Scout - Rivera flated, checking battery, water, oil, e tc.' Strong endorsement of the plane out training, there comes a time before the conference. 12:30—Dark Fantasy Tomorrow'a Program Chevrolet dealers in a great national program likewise came from the Total Collapse Impending British were in position to cut in 6:00—Sleepy Slim Serenade. Bob Burns, see comedian and a when the air gets saturated with “The total collapse of the ene­ behind Rommel's spearhead, block­ 12:55—News former gunnery sergeant in the . . . (2) Get a simple service "check-up" Republican side of the attentive airplanes, beyond, which you have Meeting Tonight 1:0O—Silent T:0O—News. House. my defense system In Jobore state ing its rautea of withdrawal and 7:10—Shoppers Special. U. S. Marine C5orps, recently visit­ at your Chevrolet dealer's new; and the danger of collisions and a high now Is Impending before the ter­ Axis Recaptures supplies. ed his former commanding offl- Representative Taber (R.. N. Y.) accident rate. Rising Sun's Roys Near Singapare Tomorrow's Program A. M. ranking minority committeeman, rific pressure raused by the rapid It was acknowledged here that A meeting of Boy Scouts and 7;30,—Hobart Program. rer. Lieut Col. William C. Wise. Ofics-a-yMr satol Fanitofs ovoid moier troubles later.. . .(3 ) See To Build New SciMMla the mention of strong covering by all those Interesttd in Scout ac­ a. m. Jr., now chigf of staff of the Ma­ who has been ill, received an ova­ "So. rather than go through any advance of the Japanese Army Agedabia in Prive 6:00—ReralUe and Agricultural 7;40—Bond Program. tion as he strode to the well of the units from two tides towards Axis aircraft indicated heavy tivities will \As. held tonight in the 7:55—News. rine Corps’ Department of the your Chevrolet deoler rofutarfy, be- such unfortunate sittiation as that, aerial reinforcements tnust have High Scho-vl assjmbly hall to in­ News DAIIITT & IINIIIll House. He said; Singapore. 8:00—The Worla Today. Pacific ceuse periodicel "check-ups" cost little; we prefer to build new schools (Continued from Page One) reached the Germans and Italians augurate an emergency Scout 7 :(K>—Morning Watch Biirna, who cooked his bazooka “CAR CONSERVATION “The critical situation'our forces 8;1A—Shoppers Special. where we will not have that over­ "Japaneee columns. In hot pur­ messenger service. The meeting 8:0(1,—News , In the Fai; East are facing is suf­ suit of the enemy forces over the in North Africa. I 8:3A—News, during bis spare moments as a P ffrfffd while neglect brings big repoir bills. lapping in the air." British observers took the view will open at eight o'clock and a 8:15—European News Roundup ficient argument for passage of Air fields, the cMef said, are central highway leading to the Army ' had withdrawn to positions 8:30—Radio Bazaar i 8:35—Shoppers Special. Leatherneck during ' the . first _ funds to Implement our war ac­ east of Agedabls. that, since the communique specifi­ motion picture ‘The Bombing of I 9:00—Press News. World war. has \t>Iunteered hts . . . Remember—your cor also serves In located mostly in the center of the doomed Bntiah Naval base of London " will be ahown first. 8:55—'WTTC's Program Parade COLD CREAM and tivity to any Immediate extent." country but nevertbeless are ar­ Singapore, reached a point eight No Major Teat Seen Yet cally said BritUh “light forcea" 9:00—Radio Baxaar '9:15—Main Street—Hartford, services to boost Marine Corps re­ "America's Victory Program." Keep it Some, obeervers took this aS an had been withdrawn In the face of J. Watsou Beach, former mayor j 9:30-»Public Forum: Hartford cruiting. But he said he would oppose an­ ranged so that "the necessary num­ kilometers south of Labis at 10:30 of Hartlo.d, will be the principal 9:15—Food News other section of the biU which indication that the main forra of Rommel'a advance, the main Brit- 9:30—Hank Lawaon 1 Board of Health. The Library “Burns was a good Marine." re­ CLEANSING CREAM serving well by keeping it well serviced. ber of combat planes” could be o’clock Thursday morning. the Brillah forward wall had not Ish force hgd not yet made a de­ speaker. Other speakers will be Has the Answer. PLAN ports Lieut. (3ol. Wise. “The only would appropriate 130,000,000 for quickly concentrated in the areas “Meanwhile other Japanese Nelson A. Sly, su te director, Hen­ 10:00—U. 8. Army * * the Douglas dim in the Tennessee about Boston, New York, Wash- yet brought Rommel’s new offen­ termined effort to atop him. 10:15—Reflection in Rhythm 10:00—Burl Ives Coffee Club. thing against him was that be units pushing southward along the sive move to a major teat, ry MaUory and Thomas Weir. It 11:00—Jackson Wheeler—News. l«rgs Vi-lb. far, raff. $1.00 ■/Valley Authority. Taber asserted in^on. Charleaton or elsewhere. western shore of the Malay penin­ U desired thut the town have 150 10:30— Program from New York formed a makeshift band within / that this project had been ad- (Once before the British won 11:05—Kay Thompson Festival. the company and then derised the Enabling legislation recommend­ sula Thursday afternoon closed In Italians Report Many bcouta in auc^ a service. 10:45—From New England To You 11:45—Musical Cooperative. / vanced “without proper planning ed by President Roosevelt stipu­ and thes lost eastern Libya In the 11:00—Lincoln Highway bazooka aa a musical instrument. / aithout proper engineering." on Yangping, a road junction of back-.and forth tide of the deaert 12:00—Armstrong Theater of To­ He then tried to convince me that lated that $4,000,000,000 of the ap­ the highway to Singapore. Japa­ war. In December, 1940. they Prisoners Captured 11:30—Program from New York day. Says Program Necessary propriation could be used under the Rome, Jan. 28— (Official Broad­ 12:00 noon—Market and Agricul­ it should be used in place of a' I" CHEVROUT DEAIERS SPECIALIZE IN Lieut. Gen. H. H. Arnold, deputy nese columns which occupied Eki- started their first drivs which took British Fliers 12;30—Stars Over Hollywood. bugle." ■end-ease act, but Arnold said he dau are driving towards Singapore them to El AgheUa early In Febru­ cast Recorded by A P )—The high tural News 1:00—News. chief of staff for air, said the pro­ did not know whether that figure command today reported capture 12:15 p. m.—State Theater Presen­ 69f THESE "CONSERVATION SERVICES" along the eastern coast of the ary. 1941. Hie Germans began gram was necessary to build up an or twice that amount would be of many prisoners and aetsure or Hit Muenster tation IIMITIO TIMI ONIY air force both for the United peninsula." their cdunter-drive In March and for All Mokes ef Cart and Tracks right. Within 70 Mllea of Base had pushed the British back to the deatrucUon of 47 guns, several 12:30 — Connecticut University Golden Appoiiitetl Iceland Marines Plus Tax.' States and its Allies, and told the "We don't know where the air­ dosen tanka and more than 100 Farm Forum House Appropriations Committee: planes will go," he aald. "We have Labis Is about 80 mllea north of Egyptian frontier by mid-April. (Coatinued from Page One) 1:00—News 1. TIRE SERVICE (to conserve rubber}. Singaport. The Japanese claim BriUln’B present westward drive vehicles In fighting which It said “We are not only accelerating to send them where they will Jo forced the Britiah back toward To City Position Neeil Hamburgers 2. RADIATOR (to safaguard cooling the attainment of our original the most good.” that their colum.is have advanced began last New. 18.) and others ware trapped today BriUin’s main forest. It was Agedabia yesterday. ^ when , a German bomber made a WELDON tystam). state of preparedness, but we also 1 eight kilometers south of Labis Increased pressure from Ger­ Is Sent to Jail are conducting combat operations { would place the advance within 70 learned, had never pushed Into daylight raid on a town in east New Haven, Jan. 23—(/P)—May­ with the First Marine Brigade. 3. LUBRICATION (to conserve mo­ Agedabia In their thrusts against man find Italian motorised units Anglia. Homes fronting on three or John W. Murphy announced and must concurrently build to- | miles from the British bsM. En- was declared to have forced the^ Iceland.—From Daiiyiand to Ice­ to r, chauit). ward our offensive knockout Is Slightly Hurt dau also is approximately 80 miles Romell's forces, and advance Im­ streets in a working claae district For 85th Time yesterday the appointment of John land and still taking time out from DRUG CO. perial patrots had hardly finished Britiah to continue ths retreat M. Golden to office of municipal 4. BRAKES (to preserve lining, ate.). blow. . . . northeast of Singapore on the from the E) AgheUa area 90 miles were destroyed. his duties as a United States Ma­ 901 Main St. Dial 5321 “Now. by decisive action we cast coas'.. clearing the area of extensive Ger­ public works director, a post from rine to Inspect the dairies here­ 5. MOTOR TUNE-UP (to conserve When Car Skids man mine fields whan tha NasU southwest. Hartford, Jan. 28—OP)— John which he resigned May 29. 1938, m muat counteract the time advant­ (Th» Japane^ report agrees as abouts is the unusual sags of Bo- shuttled their armored units back Air Fsreee AM Drive German Bombers after he )ud been censured by the aagina and foal}. age of the enemy. . . . It is con­ to the location of the present "Italian and (Serman Air Forces Morrissey, 37, of no certain ad­ humil Krai who hails from Mus- Fred James Barton, J r , of Co­ Into the deaert poat. special Grand Jury tnvestigattng coda, Wisconsin. 6. CARBURETOR AND FUEL sidered eaeential that funds for fighting xone with Associated Screaaed by Deaert Starm assisted operations on the ground Damage Freighter dress, whom Aaslitent State's At­ this program be made available at ventry. waa slightly Injured laU from municipal affairs of Waterbury. In a letter to hia parents. Krai PUMP (to fo ve fuel). Preaa dispatches Singapore, The German and Italian troops, with cooslderable fiucoeaB." the Berlin. Jen. 23.—(Official Re­ torney John P. Hodgson said had The mayor aald Golden's ap­ the earliest possible date in order yesterday afternoon Whan the au­ booed on British military com­ high command said, "bombed en­ corded by OP)—German bombers commented on tbe neatness of the Dance to a 7. STEERING AND WHHL ALIGN- tomobile tliat he was drivlag to­ screened In tbslr early moves by a been arrested 84 times, since 1918, pointment wras unknown by any­ whitewashed barns. "'T'. that the present facilities may pre­ muniques. ) deaert sandstorm, weft moving emy positions, troop concentra- damaged a large • freighter and MENT (m akes tiras h it longer— pare for further production and wards Baltcn struck some Ice,' was sent to jail for one year yes­ one and that Golden bad accepted "The bull never gets out. so his skidded off the road and turned back over ground only recently lost tlona and motorised columns.” struck last night at barbora and terday in Superior Court by Judge It with some reluctance after con­ HA WAIIAN conserves rubber). that the new facllltlet may be ex­ and a communique aald a "con­ On Britiah Island oi- Malta, mlUtary InaUllatkNia Ot east find hoofs grow long and turn up." he pedited.” over. He was taken to the Man- Edward J . Daly. sidering tbe offer for several days. said. “The poor devil can ha/dly B. BODY AND FENDER REPAIR; cheater Memorial Hospital for tinued forward movement” was grounded planes, hangars, bar- aoutbeasteni England, the high Mr. Hodgson said that Morrissey The cbisf executive added that Testimony by Arnold and other Herald Employe rreks and harbor inatallatloas atand up. I i^ess they do not know- ORCHESTRA treatment. Officer Winfield Mar­ evident from Meraa Brega, a vU- command said today. in October stele a $280 fur coat CSty Engineer W. 'Vincent Barry enough to get s pair of snippers 9. a U T C H , TRANSMISSION, REAR officials, made public today, show­ lage on tha Gulf at Sirta midway were reported to have been severe­ “BriUsh bombers last night ed that $7,144,056,340 of the fund tin investigated, but made no ar­ from a Church street store. ’The had done a satlafactory job ms act­ and trim them. - AXLE. rest. Stricken at Work between El AgheUa and Agedabia. ly hit la continued Axis raids. Loss dropped high sxploalvea and in­ prosecutor said that Morrissey bad ing pubUc works dire^or since —the largest single military ap­ The British bad described the at ooe Italian plane waa ac- cendiary bombs some places la "Another funny thing they have to. HEADLIGHT AND REaRICAL propriation in the history of Coh- George W. Deahone of 408 Bea­ 00 been arrested, for numerous of- OoI(ton's resignation, but said the in their bams Is a rope hanging con street, Boston waa less for­ reconnaiaaance la force by moat of luiowledged. western Germany, Including real- DRENZEK’S CHECK-UP. ■ greas—would go for complete air­ Cleveland ElUngton, employed ' fenses in Boston and Connecticut. added duties which bad fallen to down at tbe back of each stall. The planes. Another $1,547,»48,529 has tunate. He struck a car owned by the armored unlU remaining to dential quarters and pubtte build- j George Bushey. 88. a farmhand, the office In the matter of carry? cow’s tail is tied with the rope to n . SHOCK ABSORBER SERVICE. aa a linotype operator at tha Man- German Gen. Erwin Rommel. At Inga In Meunater." It also reported ] 79 West Main Street I tost fonffar- > your Mharmg i been allocated for armament, air­ Ernest Martin of Edgerton oppo­ Spider Feet of DO certain addresa, received a ing out defense, plans In coopera- keep her from switching 4he milk site 23 1-2 Maple street at 1:30 cbeater Evening Herald, was that time they said the thrust nad in a communique. one year jail sentence, execution t i ^ with the City Defense Council wheat alignmant dmkad with this apecio/ equipment at your Chevro/ef daokr’i 12. P A IN T IN G , R EP IN ISH IN G , craft cannon, small arms ammun­ stricken while at his work this maid." Rockville Tel. 892 ition, bombs and pyrotechnics. this morning and was arrested by been stopped, with AxU caMaltlea, Three of Ue British aircraft ^prtided, and probation for two mfide it advisable to separate the WASHING, etc. Officer Adolph Simons for failure morning. He compisihed of pains after 10 n^es. A spider’s feet are clawed, but poM ftonvthat of city e^neer. Spare engines end parts wiU re­ it cannot obtain a foothold on a were declarad ahot down. years, after be pleaded guilty to quire almost $1,900,000,000. end to )iave a bcenae. He will be in In the region of his back, and after Tells of Oonttaaed Advance trespassing on railroad property. (34^14 Frotn Kuala Lumpur to Singapore is stUl MO leUa* Britain’s Klghth Army had with­ 1 200 000 in unifsm Is to effect to Detroit . stooataine. awampa and junglaa. . 000 mUes away. \ flalda at- tha Sovtet Union. lowered and sapt AQas over. Tbe ■ready- Hduae I19,S09 privata automdhOaa. sad baarlagh. drawn T svanind ta naaitiona and is being considered to eevenl navy is waking arrangetaenU to SANDWICHES .CORNER CENTER AND KNOX STREETSy l ■ put both bc^ oB tbe aaae aWp. .... 1 , .cAl r *

S * A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. JANUARY 23.1942 PAGE ^AiSE BIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1942

Book Week Drive, has been ex-' given every appearance\of being tlves; he Is no "war patriot," who 1942 Saving! Pliui tended to the middle o f February. Aanrl^fBtrr securely tucked away in the farm has-suddenly decided that this na­ Columbia All books which are contribute Ellington bloc's vest pocket, the Preiddent tion’s foreign policy is something locally will be taken to the Uni-, M w About Manhattan Weaeott Blea verslty of Connecticut , by Rev. O. P. Berg lEurtHns 9eraUi can, if ha wants to badly enough, that must be tolerated. He be­ $78-1$, WUUmaatte Division TeL 493-3, Rockvllto By Ooorge Tucker News From Manchester’s Neighbors Ralph Rowlan who has^voluntcer- VUBUaHBU BT THB produce a new secretary of agri­ lieves in it. He wants It to work. e his services. ^ BSRALi) .PRINTINO OO, INa culture, who will automatically He believed in it before Pearl A n educational Red Crosa meet­ During the church service Sun­ The EHIington Vernon Farmers II BtiMlI New York—It was a*Wtter cold»inet and orchastra. A favoHte day morning a letter from Mr. and lUnebMttr. Conn. back up everything Mr. Hender­ Harbor. He ivants it to help pro­ ing wae held on Monday afternoon Exchange, Inc., held Its annual TROUAB rEIIODtON night, and as Robert LoiUd Stev- ^ * Mozart concerto, men and for children, hospital pa­ Mrs. Duane Wain was read. The son does. duce the kind of America and the played by the glaist School teamal during that time. ’The church In­ at the home of Mrs,'Fannie Dixon Wains are spending the winter In meeting and banquet In Ellington Ctonaral HanaBer enson would put It, snow fell over*] jamas/ chUdren’B pajamas, wom­ Bognlatf Oetabar 1. 1111 W e hope this is what the Presi­ kind of world we want—not the orchestra. Later in the program this afternoon. A preliminary, game terior 1s now in the throes of a re- California and hope to find it pos­ Town hall and elected the foiloir* Bolton en’s -night gowns, girls’ woolen decoratlon and It will be Impos­ Welch who U founder, treaaurer, Manhat^n with rigorous, relent- — with the symphony men look­ Rockville was echeduM at three o’clock and sible to return to their mission ing officers for the ensuing year: Bubllaaal Evarr B*aaint Bac*p< dent does, if Secretary Wickard kind o f world that would content bed Jackets, hospital bed shirts, sible to use the church for wor- and chairman of the Andover-He-' leas persistence. ing on wide-eyed, Goodman trots at four o’clw k theBtoat School station in Portugese West Africa President, T. J. Nell; vice-presi­ •uadara and Rolllara. Balarad at most of the habitual critics of Lewla B. Chapmaa M n . O ydo MarahaU operating gowns. Wool (25 slilp until the work is completed. bron-0>lumbia chapter. Dlacus- Iha Paat Otfica at Manabaatar. begins t » j.ustlfy the farm bloc's Benny Goodman looked at his out his sextet. The'audience then team wlU play the Alumni team at by March. dent, 'H. S. McKnlght; secretary Pheas 408$ pounds) WiU b« furnished for A public card party will be held elona Were held on the following Coan.. aa Sarond Claaa Mall Mattar. hopes. But the farm bloc is cal­ our foreign policy before Dec. 7th. wristwatch and put in a call for is invited to leap into the aisles $8, BoekvtOe tha Eaaf school gymnasium. Mrs. Raymond Lyman is spend­ and treasurer, Luther C. Skinner; chUdren’a sweaters, and the same at the Hebron town hall ’Thurs­ topics'; Significance and use of uni­ culating that its own political He Is, for such reasons, not only the ainiort. He said some words if they wish (they usually do) Next Thursday afternoon the ing a few days with her sister Mrs. directors, C. I. Metcalf, Ellington, SUBSCRIPTION RATES boyi team will go to Brood Brook | quantity each for men’s sweaters, day evening under auspices of the form. home nursing course, and W. H. Gunther, Vernon, Rupert Olia Taar by Mall ...... Il.do into Mm mouthpibce, and seemed and interpret with their feet the Twenty-two attended the meet­ source of authority for Red C>roia. Lura Collins in Wethersfield. motives will extend into White the most able, but the most quail- to play. mufflers and caps. Children’s American Legion, G. Merle Jones West, Tolland, Wallace Thrall, \ e r- Par Month by Mall ...... I -to relieved at what he heard. Then rhythms which Goodman then ing oa Conaumer’s Cooperatives Ckimmlttee reporte were heard and Mr. and Mrs. James Grimm were llncla Cany ...... I -dl House policy too; it expects to be fled and acceptable leader of the ha hung up. > CoUect $7,000 Birea ExpeetoO aaclu w ill also he required. 80 Post. P roceed will be used for non, C. A. Armitage, Ellington; produces. • Mra. Paulina Lohr, Production week-end guests at the home of Dallrarad Ona Taar ...... 19.Od w e fi I Fire Chief WllltamTUtan Conrady sponaored by the Women's Society pounds of wool wUl alao be fur­ equipment and maintenance of the manager, Werner E. Kupfersebmid. able to keep Secretary Wickard loyal opposition this nation could "W e're okay," he said. "W e're 1 chairman announced the following her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert fine." I g l K r a n K TU I I Btatea that the new fire etren to be for Christian Service and held nished for men’s socks. -- Hebron-Columbia observation poat Ueports were read and the general MEMBER OF in office through the same kind of have. It's the best and- moat im­ It's six o f one and a half a dozen quota for the CToIumblS group; 66 Collins. THB a s s o c ia t e d PRESS ▼ AAAB::/ ascertain tf it la auiUble Skating waa out of the question at Wilmer Dingwell'a place. A addresses was given by E. B. Benny Goodman, the old swing of the other from the curiosity Wednesday evening in the North of each of these artlclea; convales­ Tba Aaaoelatad Praaa la aaelnaira* pressure it has used in getting Its portant job -he could take. I aa an air raid warning la expected I school. Dr. BSeanor Hope Johnson Monday evening fo r the Boy plane detector is one of the ob­ Woolan. E. E. Tucker, Tolland king, sat back down and drained angle. Benny Goodman admits to cent robes for men and children, IT aattllad ta- tba uaa ar rapubllea- way with this price control bill. Scout program and the town jectives. This will enabls watch­ County Farm Bureau Agent talk- tloB af all nawa dltpatehaa eradltra ’ the last few drops of his coffee. an awe ^ d a reverent reganl for * 1 s» V •Ither the latter part of Hartford eubetituted as speaker hospital pajamas for men and chil­ meeting in the town hall prevent­ ers to detect the approach of el on cooperative Fertilization. to It or not olliarwlaa eraditad In With this one exception, the bill Mis eyes moved to the stand symphony men. And the sym- Report Is Made on Red of this week or the llret of next for Mrs. Lawrenqe Morrison who dren, nightgowns, woolen sklrto tbia papar and alao tba loril nawi Spring Not Far Behind ed tile scouta from meeting there. planes without standing outside. Wapping President Neil addressed the gath­ where his boys were occupied phonists thenselves never saw n . . IV week was unable to attend the meeting for women and girls, bedjackets puhlltbrd haraln. is now probably stronger than U rO SO K e c e i p t O , tx O B l l o The siren will be temporarily set due to lUneaa. It waa accordingly decided to Fifteen workers were present at ering and Luther Skinner and W er­ All rtpbta of rapublleatlon at The Nazi radio has no victory a with a thing called "Elmer's anything quite like Benny Good­ for women and children, hospital Mrs. W. W. Grant most obser\’ers expected It to be. up on Fox Hill until it can be tried Dr. Johnson spoke on the history postpone the meeting. the Wednesday evening gathering ner E. kupferschmid gave a timely \ppaelal dlapatebta baraln ara alto fanfares, today, telling the Ger­ >5^ m Tune," then swept lazily to the man, not in a Mozart atmosphere shirts, and operating gowns. 214 Set for SlOfOOO. out Hie present fire siren cannot of tba cooperative movement and at the Jewish Synagogue. Infanta’ 7304, Manchester talk. arrad in its final form. Insofar as any swirling dancers who were crowd­ anyway. atlvi In spite of a pouring rain there pounds of wool ia to be used for man people what happened at be heard throughout all parts of also told of her experiences with were 14 active . workers at the layettes were worked on for tha The Wonfien were entertained' by aaralea ellant of N. selective system of control can be ing the floor of the Terrace room On the side Benny is studying most part, with one or two luilt- sweaters, mufflers, caps, men's ^11 Rockville, Jan. 28.— (Special) the city. the Consumers CooperatlVe< Store Monday afternoon Red Cross The X. Y. Club met at the Com­ a demonstration of the uses of the Bara1ratty Inc. Mozhalak. 'J' of the Hotel New Yorker. It was conducting. He thinks it takes tlng or cutting scraps for pillow socks, children’s sacks, and an effective, this bill provides the Aaother Church Leader in Hartford. Tha Rev. end Mrs. meeting at St. Peter’s Rectory. many llour.s etc. of the exchangee Although the eventual fate of exactly uiidnight. In three hours tvx decades-to get really good at Attorney Robert J. Pigeon, chair­ stuffing. Coffee and sandwiches emergency quota for men’s sweat­ munity House Wednesday evening Puhllbhara Rapraaantatlrat. Tha proper powers—single executive they would be packing their in­ The Union Congregational Jackson L. Butler also spoke of Work done was mostly on infants’ products baked in on electric stove. Jnllui Mp^tbawi Spaclal Asaney— it. He seeks a pro$ram of more man of the War Relief Campaign were served just before breaking ers. with the Y. M. C. A. groups and thia.Germsm spearhead only 57 struments and hurrying to a church was the leader at the Mile their experiences with the same layettes. Mrs. Jessie Griffin The banquet was furnished by El­ Naia Terl^Cblcaao, Datrelt and control, except over farm prices; and better music for clarinet. of the Rockville Red Cross Chap­ up at 10 y clock. Henry M. Beck was certified for their friend.s. The Senior T. anil •oaton. miles from Moscow seemed deter­ chartered plane that would take There's not nearly enough of it, of Dimes booth In the center of the atore. A lively dlecuaston followed Thompson treated the cpmpany to lington (Jrange in charge of the and the licensing provision with­ ter announced on Thursday that raised doughnuts and Mrs. Frank life saving work having taken' a Old TimciS played a ba.sketball home economics committee of mined three weeks ago, when the them to Cleveland. The Cleveland he says. city on Thursday. More money was | Dr. Johnson’s talk with J. Nichola course last summer under the di­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU o r out enforcement might have been a total of $7,033.38 )iad been re­ deposited in ths bottle with the I of tba RockvlUe Consumer’s Coop­ Jones treated with some of her game with a score of 51-41 in which Mrs. Leland Sloan is chair­ ClRCm-ATIONSX resurgent Russians went past it mission was not swing this time. When District Attorney Dewey rection of certified instructors Ec­ impossible. Nonetheless, there are It was Mozart. ceased to function as such and ceived to date toward the goal of name of the church than in any of erative Store giving much perti­ delectable home made cookies at favor of the Senior Y. An enter­ man. Tba Harold Prtntlng Company, on either side, there Is every rea­ $10,000.' Thla is made up of local the other bottles during the day. afternoon tea following the work Willington tor , Giovanni and Edward G. tainment was given and refresh­ Word has been received o f the inherent weaknesses In the selec­ closed his office the other day, nent information. Staum of Mancheater, who were Ipe.. aaaninaa no flnMclal ratponal- contributions as wall aa contribu­ Tha booth ia open daUy until nine Pointa brought out d u r i^ the program. ments served after tlu' game by bii th of a son, Charles Edward 3d, son to believe that the Nazis That is one of the curious, re­ every single member of his staff at Columbia Lake. blllty for typoaraphlMl arrora ap- tive system of control for which | tions from the auxiliaries, IHling- In the evening with Boy Scouts In ] Miss Jennie B. Church the X. Y. club. Elmer Thiene.s, to Mr. and Mr.s. Charles E. Roth of paartnp in adaartliamMti In tba hoped that somehow, by Some mili­ vealing things about Benny Good­ returned to the private practice evening were that much ediM tloo- The meeting of the Hebron Mra. Welch served tea to the fol-' Manehaatar Eranlna Harold the American public is fated to man. He wants to narrow the span of law — except one. This was ton, Somers, SomcrsvUIe, Tolland. attendance. al work must be aocomplUned be­ Women’s Hepubllcan Club waa County Y. secretary, gave a short East Leo, Mass., at St. Luke’s hos- tary miracle, they would be able lowing who were at the meeting: talk on the Y work being done pay. Unless Mr. Henderson can between “ popular" music and Richard Kom , who has aban­ WiUtngton, Coventry and South fore a suecseeful cooi>erfiUve store held, at tr.e town hall Thursday Mr. and Mrs. CHarence Whits ef 16. Mrs. Roth was before her mar­ ' Friday, January Mrs. Marion Squler, Mrs. Karl in this county. riage. Miss Ada Ainsworth, daugh­ to hold it. If they had been able "good" miuic. That is why he doned law for music. We take this Coventry. can be brought about;-'that coop­ evening Instead of at the E. H. Staffordvllls were Sunday guests work with unbelievable speed anJ * • 4 Lockwood. Mrs. LaVerna Wil­ The members of the Wappipg ter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ains­ to hold it. it would have remained makes sudden departures from the opportunity to wish Mr. Kom The baakatball games which eratives do not sell under ths mar­ Horton nome. Mrs. Lulu Lord was liams, Mrs. Pauline Lohr, Mrs. ’ Australia. \ efficiency, he la going to be like a j ket price but the adi^antage Ilea In unable to act aa hostess owing to o f Postmaster and Mrs. Edward Grange Degree team met at the worth'of Ellington. a threatening arrow pointed at New Yorker on midnight planes well, but if be thinks he's g e tti^ - were played Wednesday evening Stafford Springs Bradley at West Willington. Helen Lougbrey, Mrs. Mabel Mc­ man afloat in a sieve with only | through snow storms. He has play­ netted $125 which was turned over the fact that all goods sold by co­ the -Act that the first aid class, home of Mrs. Liflian Kocarnik Miss Nellie E. McKnlght an­ The Jspsneaa atrstegy In away from racketeers just oy get­ Mrs. Harold Colburn of Mans­ Cloud, Mra. Ruth Rogers, Mrs. the heart of Mo.scow, and it would ed with symphonic orchestras in J ek / O. Netto operatives are c ln rly and honestly of which she is a member, held its Wcdnesd.iv evening for a rehear­ nounces anyone having books for one plug. In other words, certain ting out of a district attorney's to the Red O o M chapter. field O nter, and daughter Jane, Edna Rimlngton, Mrs. Clarissa sal of the degree work as there F ar East Is to ipr«ad aa far and^ have given the Nazis a great ini­ New York and in Chicago, Cleve­ labelled as tbs exact contents.. meeting that same evening. the Victory Book Drive may leave ^ c e s are likely to Jump ahead of i JA' office—well, wait till he gets a Fifteen per cent of the cpntrl-1 473, StaffoH .spent Monday With the former’s Yeomans, Mra. Lina Bathrlck. Mrs. haa been several names proposed as fast aa posatbla, capitalizing land and Washington, and Phila­ QtauTyrilto Red Cross Mrs. William Woodward of the them with her, at the Hall Me­ tial advantage when and if they whiff of Broadway. butlona remain in the RoclcvUle | mother, Mrs. Lucy Wraight. Leola Beck, Mrs. Helen G. Sellers, for memb-rship. hiih,^ and we are probably in for a I delphia and Dayton. Twelve members attended the Grayi-ille section is suffering from morial library and she will see that upon the unpreparedneaa of the chose to attempt a new offensive. V chapter’s treasury. At the present The W illing Workers’ Sunday Mra. Vera C. Taylor, and Henry Wapping Grange No. 30 v;ill in­ contihued era of rising prices. How do a s ^ n g king and his Michael H. Roberta, former meeting at the QuarryvUIe Red a severe bruise sustained when they reach the proper ones in The original manuscript of John time the chapter la assembling the School class of Memorial church. M. Beck. stall Its officers next Tuesday eve­ charge of the drive. United NaUons. This strategy Perhaps the Nazis expected the swing men flt in with symphony warden of the borough and widely O osa held Wednesday at the home she fell at her home. Her shoulder This bill, which represents the 1 Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath" necessary equipment and luppllea South Willington,. of which Mra. It was suggested that a series ning. It is to be an open meeting Mr.s. Jarvis N. Clapp announces knows that its time la limited; winter to stall the Russians, just men ? has been presented to the Library of Mra. Isabella Thompson. Four and arm are affected. administration's solution of the i to aet up a twenty-five bed emer­ known in the textile Industry, died Horace B. Sloat Is teacher, met at of teas be given to raise money for and any one who is interested i.s there have been .51 knit garments Easy as pie. The program is di­ of Congress. . . . It runs 750 pages machines were In operation and but It also knows, that, If It feta as, earlier last fall, every one gency hoqiltal in the event of a yesterday after a year’s Ulnass. Walter C. Hewitt is having con­ the parsonage Tuesday evening to the War Relief Fund. Mrs. Leola invited toi attena. fronj the Red Cross yam supply problem, with the one exception i vided. On these occasions Benny and all the corrections are in the group completed four layettes Beck who is In charge of the drive fa r enough while the United Na­ said that winter would stop the local emergency. All expenses for Alvin Carocarl, son of Mr. and siderable interior work done on make surgical dressings under the Regular church services are to turned in since December 20, of farm prlc^ is an effort to re­ plays a standard work for clar- Steinbeck's own hand. consisting of eight garmenta each. announced that $890.46 has already * this are being met by the chapter Mra. Mrs. Pater Carocarl of Bell- his place at the green. His brother- supervision of Mrs. William R. Mc- be held at the Community church Thirty-two of these garments were tions are still weak. It can close Nazis themselves. But although Join County Association in-law, George M erritt of Andov­ been collected toward the $500 strain, not pre^nt. Inflation. The from its regular funds rose street has been named an Ehi- Bee. A social hour followed with on Sunday with Sunday school a ll for the Array and...... Navy, Mrs...... off the entire Far East area to Al­ the Nazis seem tiound by the win­ At the regular meeting of the er la helping Mr. Hewitt in the whlcli is Columbia’s share of the ' Marriage Announced sign In the U. S. Naval Reserve. Mrs. Harry Allen and Mrs. Arthur 9:30 a. m. follow ed by the morn- I Oapp hs.s a supply of yarn on hand desperate cycle of Increasing liv­ Bolton Volunteer Firemen held undertaking. $15,000 chapter quota. lied operation. ter, the Russians do not. if you could be persuaded to eat I as the body does not seem to atore Mr. and Mrs. James Lutton of Ensign Carocarl recently complex Spicer hostesses. ing worship service at 10:1.5 with , and more knitters arc needed. CJall ing costs, higher wkges, and then Weitoeaday evening In the com­ On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Thus, when Prime Minister Cur­ more of these Iron-rich foods with any very large reserve supply of Vernon announce th'e marriage of a four months’ course at Tri-0)unty Union members The topic of the sermon Sunday the pastor, Rev. H. Marshall Budd I <23-5 Mra. Clapp and get your With Mozhaisk gone, it now munity hall it waa voted to Join Marion Squier, Mrs. Mary Scrac- higher prices again ^ 1 has some the idea of preventing a depleted Iron, If you except the iron con­ Northwestern University, Nhval from this part of the town are at both churches was "Four Flam­ in the pulpit, who will take for | yarn for what you can knit as tin o f Australia warns his own seems likely that the Nazi retreat Mrs Lutton's sister. Miss Mery- tba Tolland (kiunty Fire Aseocla- chi, and Mrs. Helen Lougbrey vis­ time to run. Let us all h^ipe It may state of the blood. You may have tained In the red blood cells them­ snka Clechowska to Lieutenant Reserve Midshipman school. A fter cordially invited to attend a meet­ ing Facts.” his theme "Why Go to Churcli ? ' j there are sweaters for ahtldfen to country that the danger is clear will reach what was reportedly little interest In preventing some­ selves. tlon. About 15 members attended ing of the union to be held at the TTie Park Street Pirates o^ Wll- ited the schools for the purpose of be a short time; It bM ^ne far Ooromander EMward H. O osby of graduating from Staffor$t high The text is found In Acts 2.t2 .tnit for Red Cross needs as well thing you are not sure you are the meeting. Gilead Congregational Church organizing Junior Red Cross “ and they continued steadfastly and real, he is not having a pipe- the "winter line" the German high Clip this article and keep It Hartford and New York. The school lie attended American In' limantic, came to the Hail gymna­ as the Army and Navy. enough already. \ going to get. wbere you may refer to it from Sale a Succeae Sunday evening next A chorus of. sium in South Willington Friday groups. The pupils over twelve In the apostolic, doctrine and fel­ dream. W e are beginning to learn, command Itself originally planned, marriage took place on January ternatlonal college, whete he re­ The Food Sale held In Hale’s But I do believe that you can be day to day In checking up to see 28 or 30 voices from the Manches­ night and played the Willington years of age are invited to the lowship, and in breaking o f bread, 19th at the home of Dr. and Mr*. ceived hie degree. He .Was co-cap­ Store on Thursday by the members in fact, that a good many things at Smolensk. That, at least. Is persuaded to use more o f these if you are getting the Iron-bear­ ter Immsnuel Lutheran church, team, taking a hard-fought vic­ home of Mra. Harold Limbacher and in prayers. " 'The young people Gets Cneontestod Divoros E. F. CMmiglla of Windsor Locks. tain ^ tile A. L C football team. of the Ladies of Saint Maurice waa we might have considered "pipe- A Fine Pledge \ what the German army would iron-rich foods when you realize ing foods which are Nature’s own will give a concert, directed by tory o f one point, the score 30 to on Friday afternoon for the first will meet at 7'p. m. With Dorothy Lieutenant Crosby la to leava He la spending a few days here a success with the final receipts dreams" only a few weeks ago are the very positive benefits to be blood-bulldera. Albert Pearson. The invitation to 29. Navratll of the home club won meeting at a Junior home nursing Slmler and Edith Wilson aa lead­ CThlcago, Jan. 23.— (fP\— Mrs. Eli­ I f there was any doubt as to ROW like to regard as possible and nest week for Panama and Mrs. with hla parents, 4ndesigns; blue, honeytone, and emotional debt is the highest ' '"ent of Nelson, any power—federal. ■tate o f local, the President's Birthday Ball haa During tha last year 890 tran- T o grade, drain. Install necaa- t y i m e t i c a n from there on It is wide open. The The following example will Daisy Hams Ib. 37c String Beons 2 cans 29c public or private— will long pereist rose. Were $58.80 ...... $4438 slenU ware accommodated- over- aary cu IrirU and base, and con- kind of military strategy-.. Here. ' whatever the reason, ws wboiesaler is obliged to sign an show how to compute the normal Going like wildfire! Rug announesd that “ Rock" Satriano's unlcee it renders service to the ten piecs orchestra will furatoh night at the lock-up in Warren l»5^ct a gnvel road on the follow- if the threat continues to develop. ■ think Mr. Willkie stands to do this affidavit showing juat how much tax and surtax on a net Income of 1 9x12 Wilton in green tone- 16 DIAMOND IRIDAISET Extra Fancy Baldwhi or Real Treat and Top Qualify: Tree-Ripened people of Americs. prices advanced 3% on. Janu­ tha music for ths evening on Memorial hall, according to a re- ing ‘ sectloqs: sugar he la entitled to on a p er $8;5(>0, all of which repMaenta on-tone palm leaf design. Was ' there can be no “ masterly with- nation more real service In the —Paul V. fifcNutt, Federal Secur­ ary 6th. These reductions itn. Tnis le a non-union i port o f (Jhlef George Kealy. Olx- OrayviUe road beginning at centage basla using the same earned net Income, the taxpayer $62.50 ...... $49.75 January 30th. This to a non-union McIn t o s h a p p l e s Oranges or Tangerines drawals" or “ skilful evacuations. ' ' position he has reportedly select- month last year for comparison. ity Administrator. are made from the old low band and la In great demand In ty-threa persons were arrested by tha Old Colchester road and ax- • • • being Blngle and Without depend­ tandlng to Fabal'a Corner, so Here. as we suspect it may to be i than in any position Roosevelt Right now he Is only allowed prices I Double value! All 3 9x12 Axminatera In l$th Hartford andind vicinity. An ampU- I the department during 1941, In- 2 dozen 39c As a nation Germany can never ents: Century and Hooked Designs. eluding 28 for tntoxlcaUen and ealtod. 4 pounds 25c eventually on ev>ry battlefront if could offer him. about 60 per cent of his last year's Net Income ...... $8,500.00 tying aystem will be used in con again be trusted with military subject to prior tale. Were $78.80 ...... $85.00 b. The George Hardy road, be­ ■OTN BINOi ...... bunch 12c I,arge Iceberg I-ettucc ...... head 12c sales for the same month. Leas personal exemption 750.00 nection with the music. The or­ broach o f poaCo, savon fugUlvta Large Bleached Celery the democracies are going to win, ! 'i'h>9 hatton is going to need a weapons. from Justice, five from vagrancy ginning at Route 85 and extend­ As near as they can check the chestra played here four years ago ing northerly to Lundy’s Corner, it would have to be battle to the I '°t of free dlacusalon in tha —Margaret Boadfteld, fonaer Brit­ and five for violation o f rulaa of records the local wholesaler Is try­ Balance (surtax net in-. and was most satisfactory. ao called, or ao much theroof aa Stricllv Freeh, I.arge ( ut-Klte, rj.5 Ft. Roll ish nrkember ef ParUameut. the road. Thirty-three pereona death. months that lie ahead. Judging by ing to work out the same schema • • • come) ...... 7,780.00 Foed Sato tha said funda w ill admit. the ezperience of England where, with the Individual etores. This Is W e are fighting for human lib­ Earned Income credit ... 880.00 Tbera will ba a food sale for the | were locked up. It was deeldad that any unax- '1253 LOCAL EGGS WAXED PAPER fair for the reason that If an in­ Save! PRUNE JUICE erty and juatlce, for the prlnelplea benefit of the Red Croea at the pandad funda, U left after com- For ths psftoct morrioos-^ths per- The Compromise Bill I after two and a half years of wsr, dividual atore purchased 1,000 of individual freedom which we' all Net income subject to B'nal Israel Synagogue on Thurso the above projects, shall 43c doz. the people sre still not satisfied pounds of sugar In January last day aftamooo, January 29 at two Sees No'Change fectly'motched poirl lucky ths brW# 2 Ige. rolls 35c cherish and without which life normal tax ...... 6,900.00 ject to further agreement who po*»e»»e$ thi* lovishly-ityled 18 Genuine Spring The compromise price control thst their government is what It year from a Hartford wholesaler, 1 9x12 Wilton In modem o'dock. T b n ' Stotarbood o f tba would not be worth living. between the eeloctmen and the diamond bridal set, exquliitely Qt. jar 19c l-amb I.egA...... Ib. SSc Toilet Tissue ...... 5 for t5c bill on which House and Senate be helped that wholesaler build up — Manuel Qnesea on laanguratloB Chinese tone-on-tone design; Synagogue to eponaoring tha affair « b i^ w a y commiaatoner. should be, we sre going to hsve s Surtax upon the surtax In Field Staffs NATIONAllV the quota on which the wholesalers and u a following commlttoo will wrought in 14K gold, with modem will now be voting reveals the to a eeeood term as preei Sent ef net Income of $8JK)0 .. 860.00 Copenliagen blue. Was $7730 First aatoctman Wlnthrop S. ADVIlTItie lot of free discussion. January, 1942 allotment ia based. ba In chans, Mrs. Harry Uabman, leof ood morquito lettingt. Ths lorge California farm bloc atill dominant, although the PhlHpplBe CoamMawcalth. Surtax at 17 per cent up­ ...... $M.7S Porter says that there sre now There Is no one mere perfectly If the retail customers would chairman, Mra. Abnar Brooks. Mrs. Hartford. Jan. 23— <31 — FlaM Solitaire diomond I* held in a new on amount of surtax 30 mllee of unimproved roads In Swan or Ivory it still remains to be seen whether only buy sugar where they bought 1 0x12 ISth Century Broad­ Saul Fatear, Mrs. Sam Paari, Mra. ataffa of the (Mflce o f Production ______type mount that give* *it added size 2 bchs. 15c qualified to fMl the role of a "loyal W e must striks hard and leave net Income in excess of the town, mcluolngig tbathe abovo Carrots It has won the victory it thinks It it in January I M l and be eatls- the breaking to the other sides. loom Axmtnster. Was $8830 Reuben Blonsteln, Mrs. Joaapb [ Management will probabiy remain I m______sntlon^ ^ pa. Expendndlture ef ond brillionce. Choose now — ond 2 for 19c opposition" than Mr. Willkie. $8,000 but not over $8.- IS 9U140NS Soap, large Sunkist has.’ fled with a little leas, without put­ — Albert ElnstelB, phyridsL- ...... $40.78 Homatoen. Mrs. Louis Oltlen and I unchanged dasplto the agency si ^ regular, allotment of 317,500 lave many dolloril There are, it is true, many emi­ ting any in the attic, or on the • • • 000; 17 per cent on $1,- Mra. Benjamin Kanter. abolltton by D o ^ d M. Nelson, war f^ f roads waa left to the dla- SIISAISIT The O'Mahoney amendnaent, 780 ...... 297.80 nent men in the nation who would pantry ehelf . . . everything would American prosperity does not 4 9x12 Axminatera In 18th Maiabera Sewlag prodnctlon chief, according to the cretion o f the selectman. Tho sum Lux Flakes 2 boxes 41c Oranges doz. 33c which would havt made possible be very pleased to have tbem- work out all right now. But when stand alone. Until every nation ia O nturv, hooked and leaf de- Tha Laidtos Aid Society o f tba OPM's Boston Regional Inferma- uriii ba available under the every other person tries to see how Total surtax ...... 857.80 Trinity Lntbsran church have Large, Sweet a conUnual upatrd climb of farm aelvea regarded as cntlc in chief prosperous, no nation ta prosper­ algna. Were $4830 . .$8830 tton Office. spaclal provtaions mentlonad Salfrines 2-lb. box 23c much be can "park aw ay" it ous. Normal tax. 4 per cent on sleeted the following officers for Branches of tha OPM operating a b ^ wUl oe about 113.484, ac- petcea with no one having the Su- of anything tba Roosevelt adrhln- $8,900 ...... • 278.00 Grapefruit 4 for 19c causes iU feeling, dissatisfaction —Henry FMS. 1 9x12 Axmlnater in blue the eoBriiw year: Presldant. Mrs. In Hartford hava Includod the cording to Selectman Porter. Ladies* Solid Gold Wedding Bands $5.93 up tkBVlty to stop It, has been ellmi- ^ istration does and unfalraass. baleam fir tone-on-tone de- Florence Baekhaus, vice president M e ritia o and OonUoet Dlatribu- W ork on rural alectrlflcatlen. Pea Beans or Total normal tax and Sweet W e havt no doubt, for instance Expect to get jrour sugar wbsre The caiurch shoidd mtnistsr in algn; 1 plain burguady tex­ Mrs. Roee SchmaU; socretary, I tions and tba naerly fermod State I umporarUy bald up by oMarn of We Also Carry Gents* Wedding Rings - surtax ...... $1,133.80 ------. _ ------" " ths OPM to I 2 lbs. 19c IBit the Bankhead amendment. you purchased It last year . . . Buy mercy to those on whom the cru­ tured velveL Regular $40.78, Mrs. Ruth trsssurw. I Sshrags CommltUa^ ttod up to the the OPM to sgsln going on In tha Rice Potatoes 4 lbs. 25c that Mr. Herbert Hoover, who has only what you assd or as sure SB Taxpayers are urged to - read and $4430 ...... f$43$ Mrs. Bossl Saifoit. OPM’s Bureau of Industrial Con- Hojpo Mope VaUayValley section.^Potos.v Which fives the Secretary of Agti- elty of war most heavily falls. Eraporatod juat pubUahed a book proving bow fate the goveramaat wUl put carda —Faetoral totter ef FsSeratoS cartfuUy and undcrstandlngly all Ths BBsmbors of ths Soetoty srs I ssrvatlen. up aeoia tUao age, and tharo Stringleea BUtture veto power over any price much we were cheated and delud­ out oo IL Right BOW they have cut Chatefeea e f Christ la AaMrien. the instructiona accompanying the starting this weak to asw for tha| Ths. Boston Informstton e rwork stopped. Now ths wires Milk 3 cans 25c Income tax forms before prepar­ Rad Crosa and wlU eentlnua to'do ceUlag Mr. MeBdersdA may aet oa ed In the last war, would like to down on ths auf ar allowed the timt It has boon advised by | are being strung and the Del Moate Beans 2 qts. 19c beverage eompanies, the candy ing their returns. I f they need any ao each Friday from 8 to 4 ta tha Washington that no official aa-{hsa baan done aa far as to tha fa n e producta, remalnz. tell us bow to run thla wer. In serriag each other and In people and other large users . . . aacrifldiig for our common good help they can get It without c e f. afternoon and 7 to 9 ia tha svaaiag. aouaesaMnt (^mralot Reicbert pises, formerty known It aSfht MaUy h« ■iiaiad that MATTHEW Ketchup 2 btls. 29c But o f all the possible candi- so there will bs more for dgfenae we are finding the true life. by conaulting the Rearest collec­ Tha sowing wlO bs osrrtodd out ia 0$ fwnfitrnluj OPM field offleos. M ttif p|%fti Parsnips or Bed Bbch « loophole wiU be of UtUe datei for the post o< critic in conaumpUon. But this w ill not help —Klag George VL tor of Intomsl rsvsaus, deputy * **e aocisl rooms at ths church. Tba loesl offloso, bowsvsr, i AnnounBoment hss'bssn rocstv- If people with a 100 pounds or od < 7 the Hebrun branch of Co- 3 lbs, 19c practical vahM to the farm bloc, chief, Mr. WUlkic ia the only one collector, or Internal revenue Taolfh* esRTthg on with businass as ua Carrots even 10 pounds try to get two Oaaeral Ifltrlianernsr Lodge, peaMUag dsiiftostton of thsir Red Cross Chapter, as to Salada Tea 1-lb. pkg. 43c tike PrealdcBt Beloets the oecre- When the cause o f freedom tri­ agent F u e j Yellow Globe, Waebed whoae loyalty to the policy the more pounds . . . u d especially of 8L Oeorgs will hold a mooting status. Uw quota o f work Just mads pub- WIOR • Ughtheoee V umphs, we women not without taiy o( BgitMlture, and the Preei- when they try to upset the sched­ WAT this evening at T:48 o'clock at A wsr production clinic arranged lie. Th? trthree towns o -f Columbia,- • • Itooaevelt administration ia trying blood sad sweat and tears will Teasssd oil to a total, of 296,- • ROTHCRS I N C JEWELER TURNIPS 5 lbs. 19c ' mt esa g et rid c i Uaa. Thus, al- to make aurk la unquestioned. He ule by asking for it wbere they have earned our share of it 174 pounds was imported by the thsir roosM on Elm street, by the old OPM in New Haven vdll I Hebron and Andover will be re- 977 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Cleanser ^ 2 cans 9c never pnrdiased sugar before. bs held as schodutod. the Bostsa sponsible for the compleUeii of 8d HB0 M #tarz Wichard has believes In lU aims and its objec- — Madaaee- U tviaev. irifo e f ths United Ststes during the second U m a Ufile tow sugar, try honey 1 quarter at 1940. I Two games are bstnglsffica advised. _ leach of oonvalesoant toboo ter Manchester evening herald, Manchester, conn. Friday, January 28.1942 S- PAC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1942 ed to seven, every student had son,. “win have all the auUwrity every posaible factory Into tha been hand-picked. I’ve got to get the job.dohe.” lineup. an estimate of $272,400,000 in n 1,148 loans, amounting to'$4,344,- T T a ^ l 1 1 T S 1 County T.M.C.A. has also aignifled SERIAL STORY Town Assists Nelson to Cat _ » The hour waa never tcM* eariy or Onanot Lom Time Just how this spreading of Urges P] full year.- 773, have been paid in full.. H l g h l q i | n t ^ a F K hia intentiem of being preaent. No too late for Swirbul and Gilbert to work ia to be accomplished, how­ New Exeises Pald Month Lute 2 More Suits During iU lending period from * - * - » ^ “ * * * * * ^ * a ax am. affair of tha Higbland Itaik Cqr^ The reorganization haa. been talk with the. town’s citizens. They criUtUaed for,'not bringing new ever, Nelson did not make clear. ivers, Harbors Bill Part of this discrepancy was ex­ 1833 to 1836, the HOLG granted tmmlty Club would ba «{ulta com­ Plane Factory AU Red Tape He mentioned industry pools com­ Wage Reserve^ 10,281 loans, amounting to M4.* plete tinleaa Mr. Thienes were pres­ TAMBAYGOLD worked herd. The payroll contain­ faces into the picture. Nelson plained as due to the fact that Against Town Lists Banquet ed 1,800 names. They had to have pointed out, however, that you bining a number of small compan­ Falling Short these taxes are paid a month late 234,776, to distressed home own­ en t “Pop,” aa he is affectionately BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS copyaiOMT, iMt, ies aa one solution but did not say ers In Connecticut. It since has known by hundreds of boys in the NtA sxavics. me. 6,500 more trained men in twelve can’t tear an orgiMilzation entirely and since Octo^r wraa the first advanced $2,305,082 to Connecti­ Sees to It That All the months. Actually, they got 7,000. Defense Reorgamtttion apart and rebufl^from the hot. who.woulo Uke the initiaUve in Fuller Qffers Program^ Is Being Redrafted month, the . collections represent county, bss been s' pillar of wlae forming suen pools, whether it Disappointing Collec* Each for $10,000v.f®*‘ cut borrowers, chiefly, for delin­ Fathers and Sons to Con­ counsel and strength to the club Employees Are Loyal Other aircrifft manufacturers Looks Ckiod on Paper tom without losoigNtaluahle time. really a 2-months rather than a v,Tbe story : Mom Baomar aeta The Nelson has had to\build with what would be the companies them­ To Avoid Serious De> quent., taxes and repairs. since its fenmation 20 yes^s ago. „„ ______I look too favorable for Angel. have come to Grumman, wanting selves or wlicther the war produc­ tions Foreshadow Dif­ 3-months record. In a few cases, Alleged Injuries Be­ The average HOLC.. borrower gregate Tomorrow up l y h w y o e a t r ^ , Kcamintng Board aideatepped by To the Government. to know how to get good work­ And Will Work. he had available and without com­ Twice as Many Die shortage of materials, such as rub­ The main speaker on the pro­ down Tambay PtaBtation, form I returning him Am. paper. tion board would force such align­ presaion After War, Nangational Features to in Connecticut was two years de­ gram will be Detective Sergeant returning him Am. . Eth. paper, men and how to boost production. pletely uprooting the preaent or­ ments. ficulties on-Taxes. ber, held back production and cause of Broken Walks linquent in principal, in arrears Evening at Clubhouse. tourist camp partnarslilp with marked "Unsatisfactory.” That ganization. Hf was first to admit Be Cut Out of Pro- In Hightcay Crashes Joaeph Prentice of the Manchester Jane Ann Jndson, last of the Mau­ Betbpage, N. Y., Jan. 23.—(JP)— They have gone away with a pat­ By Paul Gesner and John |tech)e)r Other defense officials say the Middletown, Jan. 23—[/^—Presi­ sales, in other cases, seasonal fac­ between two and three years of Police Force. Sergeant Prentice handed him the exam to take over tern based on the simple idea that that the job is far from perfect tors detracted from the showing. Deputy Sheriff Harold T. Keat­ Alt is in readiness at uie High­ rice. Jnddy tells Mom she has been A community effort in warplane Waal£)^on, Jan. 23—( jv - ^ 6 and will Ise changed to meet con­ plan for spreading work isn’t dent Alfred C. Fuller of The Man­ 7 posed ^ St. Lawrence Washington, Jan. 23.—(>Pi — taxes, and facing foreclosure has recently graduated 'from the again, and on top of it gave him every name on the pay roll be­ clear yet and must be worked out. Another official explanation was ing late yesterday 'afternoon when he was refinanced by HOLC. land Park (immunity Club for the married—to wealthy BeOdenon the whole term’s claas work to making has set a pattern being puffing and phnting national de­ ditions aa they develop. ufacturers Association of Connec­ Hartford. Jan. 23—(/f)— Disappointing collections on the F.B.I. school and what be baa to Kent. Other clmnMters: Loten I “ ,,n longs to a human being. ■ Seaway Project. Because ihe figures speak for that people stocked up on things annual Father and Son Banquet say will be of great Interest to the mivsr IVjlllluu, IT Hla'viBV m u e up. followed all over tba United fense jalopy has been taken into One of tlie most important ticut said last night, that through new Federal excises enacted a few served notice of two suita against which is being held this Satu i^ y OUver, Weillver U. prof, digging Age Is No HanJIcnp themselves. State Motor Vehi­ in September to beat, the tax. youns boj-8 as well as the "older” If you aak me, Angel waa get­ SUtes. the shop and overhauled and the changes iiicorporated In the new John Olson Head establishment of trust funds and - months ago foreshadowed difficul­ On the other hand, the collec­ the town. The papers were evening, Jan. 24. The clubhouse has for Indtaa rellco; Old Swoby, Slo­ ting off light. Well, frohi the yip Age doesn’t make any difference organization was the close link ■ W«ahingtoa, Jan. 23—'.-P)—Con- cles Commislsoner John T. Announce.s Annual bosrs. No doubt Sergeant Prentice vene refugee "Doc" Oliver is har­ It’s a hard job these days get­ result, believe it or not, may turn adequate reserves industry would McCarthy, messaged without ties for Congress and the Treasury tions represented a pre-Christmas turned over to To'w-n Treasurer been tastefully decorated for the will relate about the latest detec­ he put up you’d have thought at Grumman. The only requisite ia established between the purchas­ (reiaional leadera were reported; period when buying was heavy. •- occasion and the Social committee, boring; Uolf, Mom’s pet skunk; they’d given him a year on the ting competent workmen by the good workmanship. Turning out out to be a supercharged racer. ing division of the war production Of Slate Painters be able to maintain wage and '■omment to municipal police today in their search for J7.000,- George H. Waddell, clerk of the tive methods and crime prevention. lawyer Manrie Sears Md footbali employment levels after the war ^today to be drafting subatltute ^ officials tod.iy that twice as Board of Selectmen. Meeting Postpou^ headed by Mrs. Helen Bengtson. -..... •- rockpile. Take it from him, no in­ hundreds and thousands with the combat planes for the Navy are Sources here feel there la lots to Ixiard and the war and navy de­ 009,000 more taxes asked by Presi­ has prepared a menu that is' sure star Angel Todd, both In love with assurance that every one of them cheer about in this reorganiza­ and thereby avoid a serious de­ J' legislation for the pending *1,000,-1 many uersons were being kill­ Caroline Magnuson of 11 Ridge V nocent, well-meaning young fellow men from 17 to 60. The ones past partments. Civilian experts from New Londen, Jan. 23—(Jb— to meet with the approval of all Mistaken for Doorman Juddy. Sheriff Hollister Mowry ever got a dirtier deal from a ia loyal to the government. tion. There will doubtleaa be kinks the purchasing division under pression. 000,000 omnibus rivers and harbors ■ ed—I."! more tlian for the dent Rqsisevrlt. Temporary Jobs street is seeking damage for $10,- thlnlw Oliver is after gold at Tam- school age are Obtained by the John I. OJson, of Manchester, was Fuller, speaking to members Of same period last year and six 000 as the re.sult qf an accident Stafford Springs. Jan. 23.— /Pi— who attend. bunch of old mossbacks with no With war comes the intenalfled same process of hand-picking. to be ironed out and here and Douglas Mackeachie will be mov­ bill, eUmlnatlng many items bodily Officials said that the new bay. Jnddy, Ul after a lynching at there the new machine iHay bog elected president of the Connecti­ The Middlesex County Manufac­ more than during the entire excises are brtnginp in far le.ss caused when she is alleged to Robert Warner, editor of The Staf­ The Program committee has Seattle—(/$>■/— They say Police notion of sportsmanship. . prcxluction of armaments, and By word of mouth Inquiry in the ed over bodily into the War and cut Council, Inc., Painting and and cutting out the navigaUonal Assured Idle ford Press; announced today post­ the Hanging Tree, tells Manrie "They had a right to go easy down but the whole set-up really Navy departments to give them turers Association, asserted that month of January. 1941. revenue than expected. have fallen becau.se of a defective been very fortunate in securing (Jhlef Herbert Kimsey almost Sears she will leave Tsmbay If it with that comes the posaibijlty of towns where everybody knew Decorating Contractors of Ameri­ "such problems are second In Im­ failures of the proposed St. Lawr­ June was the first month in walk on West Center street on ponement of the Oxinecticut Edi­ George Waddell to act as toast­ blushed for a moment. The on a team man,” he said. "Bales- sabotage. makes aense: technical advice and aaaiatance. M ill Have To Raise Sights ever happens again. Angel picks a everybody, Grumman found an ex­ ca, at the 35th annual convention portance only to the immediate ence river power and seaway proj­ 1941 that saw traffic deaths i Wa.shington, Jan. 23 —'/Pi—Pro­ June 5, 1941 which, the writ torial Association's annual meet­ master and those that have been at chief, gold braid and all, was chat­ tier does, and all the other schools An aircraft company here on pert machinist who was down on It looks aa If it should work. Te Do Lot of Booting of the council at the Mohican production of winning the war it­ ing until the next quarterly meet­ fight with "Doc,” wMwe course he Look! We football .men Have a lot in any month of that year Unle.ss the showing Improves, tection for those made jobless be­ claims, resulted in Her being con­ banquets where Mr. Waddell 'has ting near a hotel doorway when is flunking. the wooded reaches of Long laland hia luck. Now he is employed on The moat important change la Nelaon indicated definitely at hotel here yesterday. He succeeds self.” ect. ' , Congress will have to raise Its cause civilian goods pi-oduction has ing in April. of extra work wished on us. Be­ one of authority. There is a clear Prospective elimination of the climb to .”>0. fined to the hospital. been in charge know that events a small, elderly lady bustled out, solved the problem in Ita own way. an extra-precision job.. They found his-press conference Wednesday Walter L. Stowe, of Bridgeport. He said that Insofar os indus­ The department reported sights in drawing this year's tax given way to the war program In the other suit. In which $10.- Warner, president of the asso- will move along smoothly. Louts glanced at bis uniform and or­ sides practice. Brain work. Black­ It figured out a sort of blanket in­ a commercial artist who had made stream of 100-octane authority that the war production board ia Other officers were elected as try was concerned, the batUe proposed $107,000,000 Florida ship riation, said the meeting, which Doc Says "Forget It” board exercises. Learning the com­ running straight from the White that the rate of accidents for bill, to make up the amount that was assured today by the Work 000 is also asked. Frank Deptiila Vahderbrook and his son Bruce, dered: "Please call me a taxicab Chapter XVII surance on the patriotism of the a fortune and gone broke. He de­ going to step in and do a lot more follows: would not be won when the war ^ a l , the $66,000,000 Tennessee- 1942 was 7.V per cent higher Projects Administration. was to have been held Saturday at binations. It's as bad as higher House through Nelson to every Tomblgbee waterway and other collectiona fell short of the. esti­ of 11 Kerry street, claims that he will be the speakers for the fathers -quickly!" The doorman. In a We got Doc up the bank to his men on ita pay roll. It solved a^ veloped a simpler way of painting bossing in induatiy. In the big job First Vlcj President—George O. was over. than a year ago. mated revenue. Commissioner Howard O. Hunt­ suffered Injuries when he fell on the Hotel Bond. Hartford, was and sons. uniform no less resplendent, math. I’ll bet there's a lot of these housing problem by refusing to branch of the defense organiza­ of converting industries to de­ (Janfleld of Newtown. Need To Win Peace such extensive projects was ex­ called off because of tire rationing cabin, and a job it was. He put Phi Betes that couldn’t keep up insignia on planes. tion. If this stream contlnuea to pected to trim total authorisations Taxes which went into effect last er disclosed that WPA Is cooperat­ the walk on Kerry street on Jan­ Rev. ThJenes Invited stepped forward and took over the up a squawk about my undressing let one develop. It fostered com­ fense work, joint committees of Second V*ce President—Roland "Industry,” he said, “must ses ing with the social security agency and uncertain weather conditions. Rev. Elmer Thienes of the job. with it. We're entiUed to some They found a young fellow of run, you may expect real action.; management and labor represen­ C. Morgan of New Haven. to it that we win the peace.” under $400,000,000 In the substitute Oct. 1 include those on local tele­ uary 24. 1941. Both writs are re­ him. so I \chased Juddy over to the consideration In our claasea. Most munity spirit In dozens of amall 21, a garage mechanic, who de­ and will make Jobs available to turnable to the Superior C^urt on house for bandages and hot water. towns hereabouts. As far as powers go, sources tatives will make recommenda­ Executive Secrelarj- — W. J. "All we industrialists need to bill. * phone bllla Jewlcryi furs, toilet temporary victims of the conver­ of the profs are reasonable. But vised a new method of drilling close to Nelson ssy he wrote his Leaders made it plain after con- Presents Farm the first Tuesday in February and ■V While she waa gone, I put to­ About a year ago the Grum­ tions, but the Industry czar repre­ Wilcox of Meriden. do to lose it IS to remain quiet preparations, musical Instruments sion df factories for war produc­ not Oliver.” holes for rivets. Swirbul laid down own ticket. The President has giv­ senting the division of Industry Treasurer Vern B. Light of and do no individual or collective ferencse with President Roosevelt and electrical appliancea. are being brought through Attor­ gether some of the details. "Hia course isn’t ao hard if you man Aircraft Engineering (Cor­ tion. tn cases where the worker Is ney Harold Garrity of tha law "Kept slipping Angel and shoot­ a rule to hla foremen: If an em­ en him all the authority he asked operations of the war production Hartford. planning now for the future of earUer in the week that they felt Two of the'ffew taxes have held really work at it, Angel,” Juddy poration, which started out on a ploye proved to be extraordinarily for and the war production head tt nseleas to attempt to win con- Defense Plan ineligible for unemployment eom> firm of Butler. Howard, 'Volpe and ing your left, huh?” I said. shoestring in 1930, discovered in bMrd will make all final deci­ National Executive Board Mem­ American enterprise after hostili­ up to expec^tioos. The.. licenses pensation benefits. Effective Feb. Garrity, erf Hartford. He sort of grunted. aald. valuable, he was to be rewarded, has left no doubt that he is ready sions. ber—W. R. Muirhead, 2nd. of ties have ceased;’’ greeelonal approval of the entire "Mayba not for you. Tve got no the midst of a growing defenae to use these powers wherever SoUoa dollar measure in the face for bowling alleys and pool tables, 1. Federal employment offices will "Tbst’s a boxer’s trick,” I said. not only with money but with Nelson emphasized two things Bridgeport. expected to yield $1 ,300,000. al­ certify such workers to WPA. appetite for dead Injuns. And be­ iffort that tt n'heded a lot more public recognition as well. necesary. Hie statement regard in his basic plan of action. One Trustees—Elmer Hall of Bridge­ Free air for tires waa a luxuruxury 0t the stupendous military outlays Four Point Agricultural "You never learned that stuff, dig­ sides the class work and the exam. workmen. ready have turned tn $1 203,316 In Hunter estimated his agency could The ging Wandos, Doc." Finally, Grumman tackled a ing Ernest C. Kanzier, new Czar waa conversion of civilian plants port for one year, and Walter L. only the rich could afford In 1B07. urged by the president. Manchester three months The licenses on slot take care of 100.000 and said if Quarter Repaid I’ve got to write a theals.” Rural Neighborhood of the auto industry, may be tak­ to war work and the other was Stowe of Bridgeport for three Higher-priced cars had "spare air ■eetrtetad to Needed Work Program Submitted to "I used to box some in college. “There’s an idea!" She aald, potential housing problem. At machines and pinball machines necessary he would ask Congress It Isn’t necessary to say anything Bethpage la. only an hour by many other aircraft plants whole en aa typical. “Kanzier,” said Net the spreading of work to get years. tanks." Jaloppy owners pumped. For this reason they were said Local Councils. for additional Pinds. "Loren Oliver’s report on hla exca­ to have agreed to restrict the com­ have yielded $4,708,696 and were On HOLC Ix>aiisi| about this outside. Mom,” he said. vations must be out by this time. automobile from New York City, communities of homes have had slated to bring In only $4,600,000. ‘T think he was a pup to leave but its mode of living and that promise measure largely to hydro- rillbert 70 Year* Old Today Why don’t you write your thesis to be created to house the work­ aloetrlc power projects needed for Hartford, Jan. 23—State De­ These two taxes dilTer from the you down there.” I said. of all the towns around it reminds ers: in some instances trailer Public Market "No.” he said. "That waa all on the Tambay diacoveries 7” the war effort and to the improve­ fense Administrator Samuel H. others since they are collected •That’s a female notion, all you of the midwest's aeml-rural camps have mushroomed up aa a Middletown. Jan. 23—(iPi—The Washington, Jan. 23—(/Pi—Con- |l right. I told him to. Until I found ment of strategically important Fisher is transmitting a four-point only once a year, while the others Rev. George B. Gilbert, whoaa necticut borrowers of the Home fight." I said. "Spike him on his areas. BN/erybody knows every­ makeshift, creating fire hazards are to be collected each month on I couldn't climb the bank, I didn't kaifbors. agricultural program to chairman ' Forty Years a Country Preach- Owners' Loan Corporation have own hatpin.” body else. L. A. Swirbiil, ■vice presi­ and real estate problems. ‘ the basis of sales. think there was anything wrong.” Angel quite brightened up to It. dent and general manager of the "Our men have got to continue Their decisions thus would post­ of local defense'councils through­ rr.” an account of bia work in repaid $13,227,000, or 28.3 p-r "There’s a couple of ribs wrong, pone consideration of the navlga- On 14 other taxes, eollections In rural ministry, was a best seller a cent of their entire principal in­ He confided to me that he waa go­ plant, a direct-actlonlst at heart, to' live where they are, not move out C^onnectlcut and urged local by my guess," I said. "It's a doc­ ing to lick Oliver’s Wandos, and aaked Paul S. Gilbert, then super­ in toward the plant.” said Swlr­ aonal aspects of the $277,000,000 October, November and December few years ago, waa 70 years old debtedness. officials of the cor­ tor's job.” ’ 8t. Liswrence seaway. chairmen to secure prompt action amounted to $27,150,000, against today. Saturday Poultry Sale get hold of some money, and then vising principal of schools in the bul. "They will be a lot happier” poration announced today. Some Juddy came In just then. "I'll he guessed Juddy would marry Bethpage district, to come over ) Mr. Roosevelt urged Cmigress on the part of their agriculture N drive him over to Dr. Stsirow’s," last June to authorise construction comnUtteea. This program waa Capons, Extra Fancy, Milk-fed, him. for a talk. PRIME CORN-FED BEEF SPECIAL FOR she said. "Has she told you she would?" of this proposed deep water link prepared by- Samuel H. Graham, 5 to 7 pounds each, Ib...... She. had him back in an hour, Swlrbul knew the company in­ To Investigate flbetween the Great Lakes and the chairman of the State Defense SATURDAY strapped' up neatly. When she I asked him. side out. He and Leroy Grumman ' .Atlantic, declaring the project (Council's agricultural committee, Fancy. Fresh Turkeys, Little Young Hens. Boneless Oven Roast Beef or Boneless came to my room there were those "No," he said. "BUt why organized it in a garage in near­ would provide 2,200,000 horsepower and ,^ lp h C. Laabury, Jr., chair­ wouldn't she?” by Baldwin long before air' power 10 to 11 pounds each, Cross Cut for a Nice Pot Roast, small lines between her eyes that Football practice started In be­ Sales of Sugar of hydro-electric .current in addi­ man fit the argicultural labor eom- Ib...... mads ms think of s baby in trou­ revolutionized modem warfare. tion to opening shipways on the mlttw, with the. cooperation of 42c Ib...... 39c fore fail term opened. The talk "Here’s what we need," he told ble. waa that Angel Todd was showing takes to construction df seagoing federal and state agricultural ex­ Chickens for Roasting, milk-fed, "I don’t believe It was Angel’s Gilbert, "and I've got an idea of New Haven, Jan. 23-//P)—M. Naval vessels. perts. Suggested surveys would de­ more stuff than ever. I’ve always how to get it." % First Prize Fresh Dressed Eastern fault," she said. "There’s some­ Edward Klebanoff, assistant city , The prospect of an industrial termine the magnitude of the need 3. to 6 pounds each, Ib...... 39c thing quesr about it. Loren told been a grid Tan; so I’d slip away Gilbert nodded. "Through the PGP U L^n Rib Cut to Roast, occasionally to get a line on the attorney, .said today he would hold ^power shortage which might hln- for farm labor, machinery and the doctor he lost his way In the schools” ^der the military production pro- parts well before the spring plant­ Fresh Cut-up Fowl for a nice chicken, soup. lb...... team. I thought I might lay a the first of a series, of Grand Ju ­ Tog and fell over the cliff.” few smart beta on the big game, "We want employes we can de­ Igram, pointed out recently by ing season arrives. .First Prize Fresh Shoulders, "And what did the old boy say pend on," Swlrbul continued, "and ror’s bearings to investigate "al­ ,Chairman Laland Olds of the Fed- which was against BaleaUer. Included in the program is the $1.09 and $1.29 ea. Ib...... to that?" The Welllvera looked good to we want the people of Nassau and leged illegal sugar sales" today tesal Power Oommlsslon, was said auggeatlon that agricultural m- He looked at Loren’s swollen Suffolk counties to realize that at 7 p. m. •to have contributed to the decision Pigs’ Hocks, left hand and sniffed and winked me. They were long and rang;>’, mitteea of local councils take an 855 MAIN ST. RUBINOW BUILDING TEL. 4486 Chickens for Frying or Roasting, good size, except in the middle of the line j we’re all In this defense effort to­ Klebanoff, who originally plan­ to seek speedy action on the hydro- active part in the salvage cam­ lb...... at me and said, "There’s more to gether. How about It? " ned to start yesterday, aald about dectrie ^ Je ^ the life academic than is general­ where they had plenty of beef. ' paign.. A great deal of idle metal The;/’ coasted through their early I .Sees School Prineipala 15 chain store managers and inde­ Protect Your Budget— Buy and Serve Foods , Olds told a House committee and damaged packing materials ly rtelized. Miss Jane Ann’." pendent grocers had been sum­ Sthat defense power needs might $1.29 each 1,/amb Fores, Boned and Rolled you "Uh-huh.” 1 said. "And what did games, showing plenty against | Gilbert got buay. He lriter\1ew- (mount soon to 95 per cent of the may be found on farms. wish. Genuine Spring Lamb, light opposition, until they met | moned as a result of complaints Doc have to say to you. himself?” ed ."i.hool principals. I from persons who said they had power production capacity in the The recommended program Ib...... "Nothing. He wouldn’t talk.” Harstrom College. | "John Jones and Bill Smith Niagara Falls area, where some of which could be completed in a few FOR A Well, every coach knows there been compelled to buy other goods ★ BUY U. S. DEFENSE BONDS "Maybs Angel can get away would make good aircraft work- In order to purchase sugar. the dams for the St. Lawrence weeks of intensive work covers NICE ME.\T LOAF OR MEAT BALLS with it yet." I said. I didn’t care are days when a whole team goes j er.i." a principal would say, "and From Hale’s Self Serve and Health Market project would be built. four important points. They are: sour for no reason at all. The | The prosecutor said he believed FOR A CHANGE . . . whether he did or not, except that . w . . _■ mavbe Joe Green, too. Johnny cs- that, even if a sugar rationing sys­ Separation Seen Diflloult V. Each farmer should be asked Veal, Beef and Pork Ground, Genuine Fresh Calves’ Liver, ^ .4^ I was half afraid Juddy would fol­ sketch that our boys put on , ^ Senator Norris (Ind., Neb. i to Inventory his machinery and against a bunch at least five tem were In effect, there would be Ib...... low him if he got canned out of stands out in the manual training no legal justification for making ;Miated out, however, that it m l^ t put in order now. He should list Have You Visited Our Store Ib...... ovc Welliver. "I believe Doc is figur­ touchdowns below them In form Kata’* GaaUty his need for damaged or broken Lower Round Ground, was a vaudeville skit. They mixed claasea” the purchase of a stipulated he dlfftcult to separate the navlga- Tender Calves’ Liver, Western, 39c ing It’s mad qicdlcine. getting into When Leroy Grumman opened tloa and power facilities, since a parts. The need to consebi-e ma­ Ib...... their signals Their tackling amount of other commodities *a HEALTH MARKET Fresh or Smoked a scrap with one of hla own stu­ five training schools, later increas­ prerequisite for buying sugar. BREAD . loaf 6c dam usually serves both purposes. chinery and farm implements will Lately? Chuck Beef Ground, Fancy Sugar Cured Bacon, freshly sliced, dents. Undignified and all that. So would have disgraced a nursemaid *T would hate to see the naviga­ grow during future months and it’d be to Hli own Interest to keep on a park bench and their running llale’B Large' Size, Quality Don't let down your vigilance; keep tion posstblliUea of tha S t Law­ no equipment should be sesapped We are ofTering Ih, , pound— it dark." game was patterned after Wrong­ rence neglected,” he tdd report­ tf it still has some utility value. Shoulders Our Own Make Pure Pork "It’s a bright and shining way Corrigan. Thev were lucky ers, “but If It must be done in or­ 2. Each farmer should file a these Specials for Heavy Steer Beef—Boneless thought." Juddy said. "My theory to get a 13-13 tie. The coach ran Jelly Doughnuts and up your resistance to colds and Sausage Meat, Ib...... 35c-39c out of words at the end of the first der to obtain speedy power Instal- record of hla need for farm labor your approval as an Is I’d better see Angei before he Istlona, I will not object.” during the growing and harvesting gets any deeper in the soup.’” quarter, and o\it of the ball park other discomfort. Plan your meals Senator LaFoUetta (Prog., Wls.) aeaaons with bia local defense Invitation and in­ Pot Roast • • • at the end of the half. ■ Crullers i>.i. 25c for years a leader In the fight to Was Angel sunk when he came council. This will enable the local .Milk-Fed—Tender Next morning we caught Angel with nourishing meat menus. obtain congressional approval of agricultural committees to deter­ ducement to visit AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT at Welliver early. He spoke up, over to dinner! Large Package SoftaUlk the seaway, said he would oppose mine how great their need is. It light and airy as a breeze. "I waa just as bsd ss any of .Meaty our food store. Our them." he said. "Coach ought-to say division of the project. Is suggested that a study be made C u f- U p Our ^Own Baked Beans. "Better pack the keister. honey," •Tf they got the power develop­ Fowl Fancy Layer Cakes, a choice of he said. "Mr. and Mrs. Allan A. can us all and buy a new team." Cake Flour Pkg. 25c of office workers, many of whom courteous clerks quart ...... 19c ’He hasn’t got the price," I told Fowl Cut Up ea. 79c ment in there alone, we would are on a 40-hour week, who might Rib End—Lean—Tender Coffee Rings, sugar frosted, icings, each ...... 33c Todd will be northward boiipd in never get the navigation.” he de­ volunteer to work a few hours a will be of great as­ search of a job niuy pronto, fol­ him. "And It’s goofy for a man Campbcll’a clared. "If New York state got its day or a day or two a week on each ...... 15c lowed by the boots but not the of your age to go teary over not power, then all of the other inter­ sistance in planning Squash, Pumpkin, Cu8t*r.' "Wait and tee. You haven't told Then a pro job. Or I might get G. O. P. Leaders on the completion of the study of into coaching. And now look at the nia orange juice. It has a deeper color! Large Bottle Ited Wing Ftavorful! the existing needs, FRESH BEEF LIVER, Ib. 27c California Sunkist Oranges, O McIntosh Apples, extra fancy, anyone, have you?" 4. Local councils should urge large size, dozen...... v C hand picked. 3 lbs...... "No. But what’s the use? mess!" You can tastt the difference. It hss Meet Feb. 2 SLIClbD They’re not going to believe that Juddy produced her Onward thetr agricultural committees to ib 3 Indian River Seedless Grapefruit, Indian River Tangerines, CSiriatian Soldiers act. Tve got • richer, more delicious flavor! Chili Sauce 17c Chuck Beef Roast |b. 27c take an active part in the salvage S t e a k s X " LAYER BACON...... Ib. 27c I got these alterations to my map 5 « 4 f o r ...... large size, dozen...... at a chivrch socis^bls." confidence jn >’Ou. Angel, if you And sritnci pravis the difference. for •victory campaign. Metals, bur­ 29c haven’t in yourself. Want me to Large Bettta Hartford. Jan.--$8.—A meeting lap bags and packing cartons are SHOULDER Pascal Celery White Celery "My theory la,” she aald. “that More vitamins C and A, and calcium Don't Forgetr Fresh Spore Ribs, Fresh Green Beans Wax Beans your car tipped over and rolled prove it? ” of the RepubUeU State Central Important contributions that farm- VEAL CHOPS...... Ib. 29e "How?” in everyglaas! With vitamins B t and G. Committee has, been called by eir migbt make to the program. Fresh Peas Summer Sqaash Sweet Potatoes Cauliflower down a bank.” Giroux Syrup 29c Pork Chops ^ l b . 2 "Yeah ? And what’a Oliver’s (To Be Continued) California oranges ripen in all-year Fresh Bacon, Beef Heart, Bepf Kid­ Chairman J. Kenneth Bradley for / FRESH HAMBURG . .lb. 19e New Potatoes Radishes BroccoU Fresh LiSu Beans Monday, Febriiary 2, at 4;30 In 7 * theory? How's he feeling?” sunshine. They draw on fertile soils, OraadiaoUMr'* “It’s about time you aaked,” 1 fod and watered with exacting care. ney, Lamb Liver, Pigs' Feet. the afternoon at the Hotel Bond Move on Profits PORK SPARE RIBS . ,Ib. 21e said. "We had to take him to a in Hartford. Following the meet­ Shoulder or Rib doctor.” Asked to Change That is why they give you ’’extras” Marmalade Lb. Jar 18c ing there ,klll be a "EMjtch treat” FRESH PIGS’ FEET . .Ib; 9e GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK - END VALUES! "He told roe to be on my way. in enjoyment and healthfolneas. dinner. This meeting, at which the Gains Impetus Lam b Chops l b . 2 so I thought he waa okay. Who’d- Death Sentence Pork Liver, Speciof! Ib. T9c present/'situatlon and future plane 9 * VEAL OR a believed he could put up auch a Large Variety of All Kinds of of the Republican party will be LAMB ST EW ...... lb. 15c I Tor the Protectioi^ of Your Family's Health. . . Sierve .scrap? Coma to think of it, I did diacuiised. is particularly Import­ Washington, Jan 23— (P -— A hear ha played football at Penn." Boston. Jan. 28 —(Jb— State Preserves ant In view of Congresaman-elect movement to control W-ar profits by Creameryr-L'oun 1 r>' Large. Gnanataei Loeal 1 Quick Frosted Whole Strawberries Ooly Top Quality Royal Scarlet Foods, "Chesa," I aald. Correction CbmmUsioner Arthur Joaeph Talbot's victory, Mr. Tal­ putting a celling on them or by im- Roll Butter Ib. 37c "Skip It!"/' Juddy aald, quite Na. t Can Wegaer V. B. Orada A bot. w ho has -been ln\1ted to at­ po-'lng tax levies high enough to Fresh Eggs Ib. 42c | croaa. She told Angel our angle on T. Lyman yesterday asked Gover­ For 0 Chonge! With Suqor or Not. tend by Chairman Bradley, will b. absorb any "unconscionable " re MacMne Sliced Sliced—Amerlcaa 1 BUTTER SPECIALS EGGS — LOCAL GRAPEFRUIT JUICE his chances. He mook hia head. nor Saltonstall to commute the at the meeting unless he has to turns gained Impetus today on "He’ll get me. all right. He death sentence of Ra>'mond L. Grapefruit Juice 2 Cans 19c leave for Washington before that Capitol Hill. . Strictly Fresh, Fancy Royal S tric t, Unsweeten­ feela Tva Inaulted hia pet Wandoa. Boiled Ham . Ib. 45c Club Choose Ib. 31c 1 Fairmont, Woo(hvard. Jr.. 16-year-old torture Full Line of Cold Meats (late. Chairman Truman (D., Mo.l. of 2 Iba...... O I C ed. No. 2 can. O O p * And he’a the kind that never lets Large Package Aunt Jemima the Senate Defense Investigating 3 ca n s...... up on a gnitjge. Look at that slayer of Constance Shipp 15, to For Sandwiches or Quick Meals .Committee and Senator LaFollette Pure Print Lord, Ib. 12^c Land O’ Lakes, dozen ...... “ ^ V snapptng-turtle face.” life im pt^fim*nt with the pro­ I Prog.. Wi.se. I, urged heavy excess Sweet Relish ^ pt. 10c | o tUm Large 7 2 ^ "I think he’a got rather a nice Pkgs. Gable Will Seek 46-oz. can ...... A iV V viso tnaUihe never be released. Pancake Flour 2 21c profit taxation to prevent creation Pineapple, Golden Nuggets, face." Juddy said, and then looked Lyman coupled the recommen- of war millionaires. kind of surprised at beraelf. (tatlon aith an assertion that the A NEW CEREAL! FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Solace in \\ ork Pos.«ibility of reestablishing per­ Asparagus Tips, Royal Scarlet, O O ff" Tomato Juice, Royal Scar­ For a week after that Juddy courts failed to take proper re­ centage profit limitations on gov 1 Sp'ttdj Suds Royal Scarkt, largest can . . . . J J L w Q let, Fancy, l i p * waa absent-minded. I wondered if straining action against the Freah, Large emmenl contracts such as former­ / w s n w aha didn’t have Angsl and the youth when he was arrested on Cheeri Oats, Ige. pkg. 15c No. 1 square can . <9 # C Grapefruit Segments, Roy­ ’24-oz. can ...... 1 I v eo. 9c Hollj-wood. Jan. 23.—'.P.—Clark ly covered warships and airplanes fight on her mind. Not a yrord sex offense charges prior to the Iceberg Lettuce was discussed In the Senate yes­ Corn, Cream Style, GoMen, al Scarlet, Fancy, Large out of Doe on the aubjsct tboogh. Frr«h, Largr Bunrh Gable, turned from a swaiih-buck- terday by Chairman Walsh (D.. Shipp girl's death in Reading last llng, carefree prankster into a de­ RoyaJ Scarlet, O O a s No. 2 can, 2 for .. J L w Q 46-oz. can ...... i b A V But ba did aak ms whether Juddy July 21 and that such failure waa And One Package for 1c Mass. I. df the Naval committee 2 IK 1 9 * 2 ^ 1 7 ® Fruit Cocktail, Royal Scar­ wasn’t feeling well. Not much Broccoli bch. 15c pressed. grief-i'trlcken recluse hv a contributing factor to the mur­ and Minority Leader McNary (R., IsHOX T37 No. 2 can. 2 fo r.. J f c lr C got past that bird. and Sh m use t the tragic death of Carole Lom­ let, No. 1 m y der. V. a. No. 1 Extra Light Amber bard, will seek solace in work. Ore I. ' 1 RED DE\TL Rl'NSniNT&—OYSTER EAGLE BRAND 1 Pranco-Amcrican "Sba’d fast better.” I told him, Fresh Radishes bch. 5c tall can ...... I # v is The fun-loVing screen star war Flour, Gold Medal, O SpaghettL l*Ib. O Cp* "tf H knew whether you’re goln$[ These ate jeMSbu Navels-casy to peel| l.«Bg Ore«n so anguished by lour of htr beau­ SARDINES to ba a sport or not.” / Honey > L b . Can 55c CLEANSER CRACKERS ...... can, 3 ca n s...... slice and a e » o n . Ideal for redpet, tiful blonde wife that he wanted Detroit Vk'orkers 5 pounda Honey. Pure Sweet Clover, "Dannitlons differ,’’ he aald. Standard’ Time Cucumbers eo. 7c only to be alooe. Shielded by studio Flour, King Arthur, Un­ CampbclTs Royal Scarlet, 1 "Ara you reporting Angel lunch boxes and odd-hour eating. 1 -Pound can ToddT” I aaked him. Fmih, l.arg«. Juicy executives. Gable bar been so alone can ^ bleached, ^ c _ Pork A Beans, O O # * l*lb. Jar ...... I J Will Be Shown Oranges trademarked "Sunkist” on You Con Depend On Hale's For that frienda beeatqe alarmed at hir Postpone Strike Package— *T ts told you, tbs examination 4 for 19c depressed brooding. ^® 5-Ib. b a g ...... ! .. 1-Ib. can, 4 cans.. A w Q mattpr ia out of my hands.” the skin are the hnett produced by Grapefruit Gable ham't yet gone to his En- Pillsbury’s Pure White Rye French Fried | C J;r"'...... 49c T lxa mi nation, my foot! Tm 1 4 ,0 0 0 cooperating growen. Insist Quality Groceries Large Slaa HEFNE—TOMATO LIBBY'S SWIFTS ♦miirteg about youT Uttte argument Washington, Jan. 23— (fib — elno ranch where he and Carole Detroit. Jan. 2.3—(/T—Busv’ buses 1 Flour, e y Onions, c a n ...... I w C Sweet Pickled Beets, Royal upon them for <]uality; buy several doz. 21c Heed so fully and joyously. He> tn and streetcars earned war-job JEWEL VEGETABLE with Mm.” Clocks may be an hour “faster,” dozen at a time for economy. At Reasonable Prices Tangerines 5-lb. b a g ...... Scarlet, | C "Oh. that! That's a private mat­ seclusion at a friend's home. He workers to their factories as ustial KETCHUP CORNED BEEF SHORTENING but officially they still will be on Fruah. Juicy has left it only twice since he today with a strike threat by city CANDY SPECIALSI 1-Ib. j a r ...... I 9 C ter. BeaidM I Mt him first.” rni»n>i. ie4S.cs« Tlienao-Royal "Sure!” I aald . "And the ant “Btandard” time after Feb. 9. doz. 19c brought Mias lombard's bo

ture of lime water and Unaeed oU, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,1942 May 1. Alifiost befora the echoes their task of restoring order. The PAGE THIBTEEIC natives were compelled to unload and ia useful in relieving bums. of the guns had died kway, Span­ None of the bopks on diet which State Payroll New Savings Id Glory ish land forces and survivors from the small boats they had filled / Menus Recreation with what they regarded as legiU. I possess make any great refer­ -their sunken ships left the Cavite A Week’s Supply ences to linseed oil, or to its com­ Arsenal and the town of Cavite mate plunder. Doctors from Amer­ position, and I am therefore un­ Rise Indicated Plaii Urged At Cavite for safer territory. ' ican ships were rushed ashore to able to tell you "what It la rich Center Items take care of the wounded Span­ For Good Health Passing by the smoldering Recommended In.” However, this oil contains a To^ay; Middletown High Plays Return Game Here This Evening wrecks of Spanish ships, a cut­ iards. The dead were burled. free fatty acid known as linolin Increase Is Shown by . Soon the Stan and Stripes By .McCoy Health Service 6-9—Junior boys' game room Hurley Sugge’sts Possi­ :-“War Depression. Do You Know-^? Flying Swedes ■ 1 On Cavite Fort. arsenal, whUe the .snnall detach­ ing Sunday, January 25, 1942: 7- 8—Small gym open for box­ - f from Dewey’s sqnadion. ing. E. S. Looting had .already begun and ment presented arms to the Sunday (Functional .\eJie) Hartford, Jan. 23—Payrolls on Hartford, Jan. 23.—(JP)— Gov. Southern Schools 'own - Wuhlngrton, D. C.—Veterans colon. Breakfast—Rggs poached In Question: Le'tty H. write.s: "For which Connecticut employers last 6- 7—Boys’ Intermediate basket­ ■ the native Filipinos were engaged ball league game—Meteors vs. Robert A. Hurley suggested last Down Falcon^ at ManlU Bay atiU remember May More than forty years later milk, .served on Melba Toast; well over, 2 years, I have had a year paid U.icmployment Compen­ in taking clothing, furniture and stewed figs. sation taxes, representing about Trojans E. S. night that the banks of Connecti­ 3, 18®8. when U. 8. Marines land­ any small articles they could find treacherous Japanese hordes swept backache. No One place seems to . . .HOW MANV FX-CHAMPIONS across Luzon to plant their stand­ Lunch — Elscalloped potatoes; be sore. Igit the whole lower back 85 per cent of ail payrolls in the 7- 8—Women's plunge period cut look into the" possibility of a Enlarge Programs ed at Cavite in the PhUipplnea to I from the buildings recently occu­ state, were in excess of one bil­ E. S. ATTEMPTED TO CE6AIN Ramblers Top Rains in ard where the SUrs and Stripes asparagus; lettuce salad. aches ail over. Just a dull ache. •'voluntary self-enforced savings F^ces Manchestigjr hoist Old Glory over Spanish soil pied by their former masters. Dinner—Roast chicken; butter­ lion dollars last year. State Labor 7-10— High school basketball Spanish officers from the garrison liad once flown and where, Since Christmas, I notice I am game E. S. plan" for the public that would HEAWWEI6HT ritU? Hot Quarrel; Swedes for the first time during our war through the Strength and determi­ ed beets; spinach; salad of celery, losing the strength in my right Commissioner Cornelius J. Dana- with Spain. had fled leaving their quarters in olives and lettuce; pineapple her announced today. This w-as an 7-10—Bow-ling alleys reserved help avoid any possible depreeslon Finally Triumph. Student Body Must considerable confusion. nation of America. Old Glory will arm. The arm .seems to be get­ for Mr. Peloquin's group E. S. Sports Will On guicidcs W in ■ Dewey's guns. shattered the sponge. ting weak so that it is hard to do increase of a quarter billion dol­ after the war. Hark — The Promptly the Manne.s .set shout again wave triumphantly in the lars over Lhe previous year. 7-10-- Bow-ling alleys reserved S a y m I0119 __ ^ Available Tickets by ■ Spanish fleet in Manila Bay on breeze. .Monday anything with it. I. work part- "In helping to solve this prob­ The Ramblers opened the second Breakfast—Crisp w-affle; cod­ Of the concerns w-hose payrolls for Burr Nursery group W. S. lem,” the Democratic, chief execu­ time in an office, as a file clerk. half of the West Side Rcc league Herald Angle 8 O’clock; After This dled eggs: stewed raisins. totaled jl,033,0(X),000 approxi­ tive declared in an address to the Call for Enlarged Pro- O v C F H c o r o n A • " 'V When I am home I take care of a Tomorrow-: A r m v ( . p r t a l l l ULunch— in ch -P Pint m t of buttermUk;buttermilk; 10 bed-ridden father. He is irritable mately 75 ^ r cent w-aa paid by Connecticut Bankers Association. grams This Year De------with a 35 to 30 victory over the Hour Public to Be Certain or 12 dates. manufacturiiig. eatabllshme n t s 1-2—Boys' swrimming class E. S. *'I believe It might *be well for our Kama while the Flying Swedee There is a growing demand for i_ “ " ‘1 along with and and this group alone show-ed pay­ 7- 8—Men's plunge period E. S. Dinner. Minced „chicken in _ wants me with him every minute. banks to consider the possibility spite Losing Big Parachute Team Trims finally bit pay dirt with a 50 to 44 dancing at the School atreet Rec Admitted; Clarke Ex* PINEHURST FRESH POULTRY tomato jelly: green peas, cooked roll increases from J484 million in ■ 6:30-8 — Shamrocks basketball gym. Thia much can be assured I am 32 years old and unmarried. 1940 to $754 million last year» an game K. S. of using their facilities to en­ Name Stars. win over the Falcons. pects Hard Game. TTie quality and value of both these plump, fresh Tur- Nation Builds greenst raw carrot salad; cus­ courage the esteblishmcnt of in­ ' Wapping Y ; Pair of at thl.s point. There are many Slightly underweight. My family increase of 56 per cent. 8- 10—Bowling alleys reserved With Charley Beilis and Tommy keya and other Pinehurst Poultry give this meat item tard. physician examined me and aays dividual post-war funds. people now interested in this one Tuesda.v Taxes paic in to the Unemploy­ for W. BanUey*s group E. S. By Romnpy Wheeler Fast Contests at Y. Martin leading the pact the Ram­ particular item since this column Middletown High cornea here to­ first place in our week-end advt. The Turkeys w-ill Best Planes there is nothing organically wrong. ment Compensation fund leaped Urges New Kind of Account blers Jumped into the lead at the Breakfa.'t Whole wheat muf­ He called the backache a "func­ "TTiey might develop a new kind Atlanta, Jan. 23.— —Intercol­ first broached the subject some night with a much improved bas­ weigh as small as 8 ' i pounds with any size available up from J19 million in 1040 to more half vrith a 16-10 edge but Don two weeks ago. fins with peanut butter; stewed tional" ache. His advice wa.s of account," he added, "ba.aed Hebron loet to the Suicides In ketball team and playa the Man­ to 11 pounds. Native Chickens, 4 to pounds, and pears. than $23 milllpn in 1941, and this legiate Kthletica in the south may Warren and Red McGeown set a (Continued from Page One) quite worrying.” upon regular deposits for the the T league last night but only It appears, that some ten years nds. Thfc< Lunch Corn bread; cooked despite the fact that substantial Treasurer get down to the point of h*m after a rough, tough game from hot pace that threw a scare into chester High varsity at the School Native Broilers and Fryers, 2 '4 to .3'i pounds. 'ci.j.. , , An.swer; Although I have been duration which >re not to be ago, or perhaps longer, a promi­ tax reductions were effected last sandwiches and day coaches, but start to finish. Holmes and Wilkie the Kamblera in the second period nent local man broke his arm .Street Rec. The second teams from small Capon Is just the right size for a small family. familj ( quality and quantity plane produc- gtOen leafy vege- „j,^ble to examine you, 1 am wlll- year through the application of drawn against until aftpr the war. tion and need not "apologize to ; tables Borrows $50,000 you can take It from the men in led the winners under the wire ...WHATI^HI0(£STAVH2MF but the rally fell short and the when he slipped on the gym floor. both schools will meet la the pre­ . ing to hazard a guess that the merit ratings to employers, at an "Such accounts," he suggested, Rams went down in a very close Id anyone In the world." Dinner - Vegetable soup, roast with some nifty shooting, Wllflld- That, It seem.s. Is the major rea­ liminary game starting at 7:30. Native Fowl **'"*"P’ " backache and arm w-eakness are estimated saving of $3 million to "might function as part of a volun­ charge—sports will carry on. EVEP COMPILED B/A and hard fought game. High Bounds Bock Combat performances of Amer­ beef; string beans: mashed tur- ' in your case psychic in origin. them. Ing was high scorer for the losers. son for not.allowlng dancing after nip-s; celerj- salad. No dessert. tary self-enforced savings plan. ••The impression we've got," Gunnar HlllnskI led the Pioneer MAJOP LEA6UE BATTHI? ? The Flying Swedes which have, basketball games. Insofar as we There seemed to be little interest Native Broilers ican built planes pitted against ! Po.s.sibly you have a feeling, and At the same time, Mr. Danaher T o i^ Treasurer George H. Wad- says Veteran Coach Bill Alexander TurkeySg lb. 42c German Mcsserschmitti and Japa- W edn rsday ’They would withdraw pur­ Parachute team to a parachute perhaps, more intestinal fortitude could learn nothing else of Im­ in Manchester over the outcome of rightly so, that life has asked stated, the State of Connecticut j dell yeW rday afternoon borrowed chasing power now and w6uld es­ of'Georgia Tech. "1s that the gov­ than any two teams'^in town bat­ Wednesday night's game with Nof- Tender, !«msll (.Vl.h. Average) flghters in many cases Breakfast —French omelet; Mel- you to carry a heavy load. The paid out only $2,601,162 from its I on temporary note.' $50,000 at one victory over the Wapping Y. It portance ever turned up to cause liH Native Fryers bo Toa.st; .'tewed apricots. tablish a cushion of purrhuing ernment wants us to keep sports tled their way to a 50 to 44 win wlch Free Academy team. But 11 against heavy odds -wore cited by backache may be symbolic of that Unemployment Compensation I half of on^\Mr cent interest. It was was rumored before the game that the authorities to stop dancing Lunch -Baked potato; stewed power for the post-war perlodL'; going. We’re not interests in over the Falcons for their first despite this lack of interest, the Native Roasters Lieut. Gen. H. H. Arnold, deputy feeling. Looking at your problem fund, less thai. half as much as borrowed IrK anticipation of taxes quality, now, but in quantity. HlllnskI and hia mates had drop­ but this one incident. Capons ib. 39c celery; combination vegetable ped out of the sky behind the los' drink of the cup of victory in the Now, when the only reason Is Manchester boys really showed the chief of otaff for air. to back up with all the sympathy at my com­ the preceding year. ! and while thV rate is about one- We’ra trying to get more boya out slim crowd that it could and bound- - that statement before the House salad. ing team and caught them unpre­ ART lOEW FINI^ED FIFTH West S.de Rec drculL apparent, there are plenty of Also Plump Northern Fowl and Roasters. mand, the best suggestion I may- "The Unemployment Compen- third of one per cent more than Nazi Magazine Banned for the teams than ever before. The Swedes, Urad of being on cd right back into the basketball '' Approprlat.ona <;K)mmittee. Dinner - Left-over beef: artl- .sation fund is in an extremely I Was paid recentlV it Is three tenths "Our teams may not travel In pared for the barrage of baakets AND SEVENTH IN 3 0 0 -m il e parents who argue, and rightly, In a transcript of that testimony i choke; green peas; cabbage salad: offer ia that you determine to find the abort end of the score, tum- limelight. Fresh (Rib or Strip) some w-ay to have a little time healthy condition today”, said Mr. of one per cent 1 ^ than was paid London. Jan. 23.—(/P)—Turkey style. But we can still give ’em a in the first half. The scores: that most of the boys and girls at­ There were those who argued made public by the committee, baked apple. Suicides AUTOMOBILE RALE IN CINCINNATI r 1 into a shooting circus last night tending high school, are due to be which is your own. Perhaps you Danaher. "at the end of last year for money borrowfd two months has banned the sale of the Ger­ ham sandwich on a day coach. The with Ragnar Johnson and Hultman that Norwich did not have much of ROAST PORK Arnold was quoted as saying that Thursday the State of Connecticut Had to ! ago. man propaganda news magazine buses still run. You- can get B. F. T. IN 19IE. FINKHIN6 FIFTH, called to the colors. Why, then, a team ana that it was not a real could hire someone to come In 4 turning in a brilliant exhibition in plane research and development' Breakfast -Poached eegs: Mel- and care for your father one Its credit in Washington a total of I This now makes a total of $300.- Signal, distributed by the millions around, even though it may be Genovesl ...... 2 0 deprive them of all the good times argument In which to base the work, this country was “ equal to ha Toast;*stewed peaches, 0 12 ICLEIN NOTICED A CAR that downed a hard fighting Fal­ they can cram into the short time 25c Ib. afternoon a week—leaving you $63,912,502.16, w-ith every- pros­ , 000 borrowed bv the town in antl- over Europe, Reuters said today In necessary to re-arrange schedules. Holmes, r f ...... 6 ...WHAT BIRD U^EDIN con lean, who by the way had a team's future chances. Be that as most nations and ahead of a lot o f. Lunch- Rice; broccoli; salad of ! cipatlon of taxes. 0 they go to high.school? No an­ free to seek diversion and relaxa­ pect that this will exceed the $70 a dispatch from Ankara. Until the government tells us oth­ P. Genovesl ...... 0 0 IN THE PITC THE DRIVER couple of sharpshooters too in the it may, the boys displayed real RmuI.v To Serve them.” , while Brig. Gen- O. P. raw carrots on lettuce million mark by the end of this erwise. we’ll carry on," Napoli. If ...... 1 0 2 WJNTIN6 HA^ BEEN person of Harry Fay and Red Mc- swer to this one.... as yet. form in every department of the Echols, in charge o f procurement, Dinner Roast muttnn •Baked tion. If you haven't the money OF WHICH MAD FAINTED. I^LEIN MORRELL’S O O - to do this, then go to your minister month. Operating results for 1941 Talk to any hiad coach or ath­ Wilkie, c ...... 3 3 » TIMED AT Geown but their eHort feU short game and must have an extra added; Ground Carrots and Turnips; clearly show- the w-isdom of Con­ 0 0 HA.M, Ib...... OOC or to some social service unit near letic director in the Southern or Gabbey ...... » PRACfOED HIM OTr AND PROVE OFF Flying Swedes What, pay fifty centa, plug tax. something on the ball tonight "I think, from the best informa­ vegetable salad moldied in gelatin; necticut's opposition to the pro­ southeastern conferences and Server, r g ...... 0 0 0 180 MILtS AM to »ee the high school plnyT Not Middletown Improved Whole or Shank. ice jCrcam. you, and explain your problem TO O m SEVBHTH MONEX B. F. T. tion we have, that I can say, with­ posals of the national administra­ you'll get the same reply; No cur­ Johnson ...... 1 0 2 Hultman, rf ...... 8 I 17 me. brother. Yet we stood be- Middletown has Improved great­ out any hesitation, we are up to and see if some arrangement may tion for federalization o f th,f un­ 4 Freshly Chopped Pinehurst Friday be made whereby some one w-ill tailment Until It'.s absolutely nec- Oowles, Ig ...... 2 0 FOR HIM. Zemarek, If ...... 4 1 9 .slde him when he placed a two ly since the Manchester team de­ the (Germans, and I think, in cer­ Breakfast— Baked eggs; re- employment compensation sys­ ee.sary: ext»anBlon of athletics Luca.*, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Weir, c ...... 3 0 6 dollar bet on a horse that he never feated them earlier In the season tain respects, we are ahead of care for your father for a few- tem." ..— Ground Beef tnasted whole Wheat biscuits; ap­ hours. If you are religiously In- Nation-Wide Stores wherever possible. Gifford, r g ...... 1 0 2 knew. Some bookie got the two and only one week ago the mighty them. I think the new pursuit ple sauce. 274.190 Unemployment claims laterclaSw Program* 15 3 33 Johnson, I g ...... 8 0 16 bucks, (we learned later) but nei-, Bristol team was forced to com* planes are the best airplanes in | elined, reading a few* good books w-ere paid last year as compared Lunch Raw apples as dosire will have an unusually fine selection of Standing everyone says don't look more Fresh Shoulders, J. Hilinski, if ...... 4 3 11 meets Bristol here. In what ahouM I continued. "Lieutenant Taylor and grinder small carrots and turnips, than 60. My eye doctor told me I physical equipment already in use, Cikrney ...... 1 0 2 SKtlNi r . Beilis, rf ...... 8 lb...... It aeems that they most all be one of the best games of the b, or B on ^ andai______Rolled Prime Rib Oven______Roasts. I Ueutenant Wielch, both flying air- using an- equal quantity of each. have this trouble. I notice some 27c Florida Oranges, announced plans for additional C. Blanchard, c ...... 3 0 fi Winners Swamp Plucky i Indian Jrs. Win Tigbt V. Taggart, If ...... 0 I planes similar to the British Tom­ It la a good plan to grind first a dogen ...... classes. Stepped-up programs alao H. Phelon. c ...... ___ 3 agree "let the other fellow do It” year. Right now Manchaster Is tlad mornings the lids of my eyes are 2 49c Murphy, rg ...... 1 0 2 with the Bristol team for first ahawk. attacked a formation of carrot, then a turnip, and so on. were outlined by the Universities 0 0 Came; Wildcats Trap T. Martin, rg ...... 4 rhat would be a fine thought If sw-oolen. I feel perfectly well. Sau.sa$re Meat, T. COoran. rg ...... 0 Ix>sers Yestenlay Aft­ the other fellow could do It with­ place In the CXTL and It looks as 1 Japanese planes, and each .shot Place tile mixture in a shallow- of Florida. Alabama. Tulane. Lou­ T. Blahebard. Ig ...... 1 0 2 v a t m a / t L . h,. Weiss, ig ...... ___ 1 SwansdoWn Cake Flour, pkg. 27c Thanks In advance." Ib...... Pears, out asaistance. We know that though the championship of the down two planes. pan to a depth of 1 or 2 inches, Answ-er: Hardening of the 29c isiana State, South Carolina, Clem- J. Bcn.ibn, ig ...... 1 2 ernoon at Y. Flying Eagles. K. Helm, rg .... ___0 J "A short time later. Lieutenant 0 there are many demands upon league will rest on the outcome of Welche’s Pure .Icilies and without adding water, bake arteries is more or less to be ex­ dozeb son. Maryland, and Georgia Tech. McDowelX ig ...... 2 0 4 .Vuthor of "Short Cuta To Better [ax well I Welch engaged two Japanese 35c Skiing." Totals ...... 16 35 one's money these days. TTiat this particular conteat although in a moderate oven 10 minutes pected as an accompaniment of Cold Cuts, Minor Sports In Danger — - - — In the Manchester Green league First Rouno Standing rllher might be defeated before Hov>use I planes and shot down both of or longer, depending upon quanti­ Some colleges expressed appre­ Royal B’ucs ...... 6 1 Ram* fact cannot be disputed. But Crabapple, Quince. Mint, advancing age. I do not know of Ib...... Apples, 15 3 33 the Hornet* upset the Rockt-ts like we said before, sickness takes that time. : them. Other airplanes of the same ty used. An agreeable flavor is any measure w-hlch may be used 39c hension for their minor sports. 1 One of the main concerns of ex­ Wiidi-ats ...... 5 I type engaged in victorious battle i WnPP'ng 15-4 yesterday at the Y. Palmer 2 n. Warren, rf Its toll each year and no one Public May Attend COFFEE Grape ...... 6 gla.sses 9.3c adged if the top is sllehtly brov.-n- w-hich will qui9kly return the ar­ 3 pounds Transnortstion difficulties drew re­ H Wajner, r f ...... 3 0 H led the winners to a victory with pert skiers is style. It la ciucily Hawk.' ...... 4 I with the Japanese on that day. 25c 3 I Sniatrhetti. if loiows when, nor where. Look Athletic Manager Ow-ight Perry Currant Jelly ...... 2.3c ed. Add butter and a little salt as teries to a more youthful state. Corned Beef, pound— peated comment, and Kentucky re- W. Wajner. if \...... 4 0 8 some nifty one-handed .hots from ' stated today that In the past home I Every lime they went up in com- .. 1 . , ' person cannot ski witli the same iJiiuinroc .\ccto, c ...... around you. sports fans, there are served. How-ever. when the patient adopts portecl its spring schedules affec­ H. Welles ...... 0 0 0 the side court. The close play of hum rock .Ira. gathes the Rec floor space Im not , bat, they acquitted themselves in Spinach, ted by withdrawal from athletics style as a tall one. A short person Flying Eigles , r, .McGeown, rg tiny wUhing wells that 'can take ' excellent manner." a careful diet it is often possible W. F o s te r...... \. . . . . 0 0 0 the winners chcc’Ked the losers at Frey, ig . care of spare dimes. i all been used and that hereafter, at 33c Kleenex . . .2.3c; 4 for 98c to arrest the course of the dis­ peck .... by several small colleges. Dodd ...... \ . . . 1 0 2 ha-s better balance than a tall one. Indian Jrs. . . . I The Army air chief quoted C3il- Questions and .\nswers 13c ° 25c 29c every turn. The scores A person with strong legs will eight o'clock, the doors would be Pound 2 for 23c — .8 for 98c ease. so that it grows no worse. Louisiana State’s b<»rd of su­ Ferguson ...... 5 1 11 thrown open to the public provid­ I nese sources as saying that Amer­ (Parsley) QViaW An* pervisors pigeon-holed \ proposal Hornets have a different style than one The Royal Blues finished the Totals . . ; ...... 13 4 30 But look, fellows. A lot of ican volunteer aviations defending Also, I have seen some patients Score at half, 16-10 Ramblers. ed. of course, that the student Question: F. B. w-rites: "What who have willingly persisted lA>cal, Lartfe for abandonment of all intercol­ B. with less physical strength who first round of thi Rcc Junior lea­ you are about to go away. When the Burma road and Rangoon. 13 1 27 4 uses his shoulders to counteract Referee, E. BiaseU. body has not taken all of the allot­ SPECIALS ON TOMATO PRODITTS mineral elements does parsley In dieLing, who have been able to legiate athletics, but kept a weath­ Referee, Walsh. Palmer, rf . gue with nary a defeat to nlar you do there will always be some­ ted tickets. I “ many of whom use airplanes of 0 0 I the weakness in his legs. U. S. tirade A Fanev, Solid Pack contain? What is parsley tea good Improve slowly over a period of er eye on the future In granting Brindly, If . their record. Last night they met one left behind that w1U have to No matter what the outcome Of I the P-40 scries, have bagged from for? What is linseed oil specially Fresh Eggs 2 dozen 85c only a one-year contract to foot­ Beane, c . . 5 ' Don’t try to copy someone else'a take care of you ahd youra. Thia SUNHAVEN TOM.Vt OES ...... 3 cans 61c; doz. $2.33 , 90 to 100 planes. That has been years. You may find Dr. Frank and vanquished the Hawks. 36-19. the remainder of the schedule Is good for? Whai is it rich in?" McCoy'a article on Arterial Hard­ ball coach Bemle Moore. LaFort. Ig . 0 I style, if , your , build . is , not the . same. The upset of the evening, and la a thought that might well carry Manchester is definitely in state Great Large Tomatoes. . .Very Solid Pack. I done since Dec. 7. and It was done Answer; Parsley ia considered Meanwhile, a new angle of spec- Spector. rg Good style can be of a great many , the Indian Schaefer Aids you to at least one of these games i with the loss of only three planes. ening of value and I suggest that Sports Roundup tournaments if they ars held this Blue Label, tirade .\. York Stale an excellent source of iron. It also you send for it. When your request ulatiofi came from Moore, who p-pea. Us chief requ rite la re-1 j „ within the next week. year. Coach Clarke has dons a "On the Russian front," he add- contains potassium and manga­ GROCERY 5RECIAL5 predicted disappointing gate re­ 15 apect of skiing principles. t^UloW , ^^e Shamrock Jra. The winning P ...... 2 bottles 33c ' ed, “ early this month, four Tom­ is received, some general diet By Hugh FullertoB, Jr. grand job and has kept the team nese. Because of the chemical helps w-ill be forw-arded to you. ceipts from football next fall be­ Rockets general rules and let your atyle ten seconds of Hoppe’s Cause Tuesday evening the Rec Senior on Its toes continually. ahawks are reported In the news composition of the parsley, par­ cause of curtailment In use of New York. Jan. 23— iJ5 —The : This material la available to any cttl® Wheaties, Nation-Wide B. y °“ '' P»>ya“ -'al the game'a end and was scored by league ia going to charge twenty- AN EXTRA GOOD GRADE OF WHITE NAPKIN: dispatches as having shot down sley tea may have a beneficial ef­ autos. war already has landed some | Tiffany, rf ...... 1 attrlbuUa ! Straw. eight Messerschmltts which were fect- upon an inflamed urinary reader who writes to MeCtoy 2 packag:es . . . Codfish Cakes, sports folkn in places they never 1 five cents for three grand games HEAVY PAPER DINNER SIZE Health Service in care of this 23c The only head coach to be sum­ Gate'. If ...... ___ 1 The best way to acquire precise i jy ,t to mnke the evening corn- •All Oiampion Nopclg Is of basketball. Friday evening. there in support of the German tract, tending to counteract some 2 cans ...... moned for military servlre has expected to be (including the .... 0 skiing control la through alalom. pi(>te the Wildcats really went Regular Size .l.">c drive on Leningrad.” On another newspaper, enclosing a large aelf- 23c Army.Charles Reilly, Norfolk Ivi itzmacher, c Johnny Hedlund and his mates Pep to Fight of the acidity of the urine when been MaJ. Bdb Neyland of Ten­ Walker, rg ...... ___ 0 This 18 a competition in which the wild laat night and soundly trounc- To Win Over Welker 1 5 c — 4 for 59c 3 for .81.00 occasion, he said, aviators in P-40s this is over acid. The tea is alao address^ envelope and 6 cents in Ralston CereaL Ledger-Dispatch Sports Editor, are going to stage a real benefit stamps. nessee, recalled to Ui* U. 8. Engi­ Woodhouse. Ig . ___ 0 courae la marked by various flags the Flying Eagles. The losers game at the Rec, also. For the outnumbered eight to one, destroy­ used as a drink or beverage by package ...... Nation-Wide had to aiiaprnd his column for a compcillag a runner to lake turns went into a tall spin ii. the first Cochran Tonight. 23c neers. Auburn, however, lost three few days to help the news staff Johnston ...... ___ 0 price they ssk it w-ill not hurt you Al)e Kauffman ed 60 per cent of a German flight. those who are seeking to Introduce Potato Stick.s assistant coaches—Porter Grant, at fixed points. It is usually a short ] period and never got back Into the California fruit growers certainly started somethin;; He told the committee that the cover the lub raids off the Caro­ to "chip in" even if you do not at­ iron into the body. It is sometimes 3 cans ...... Bud McCollum and Bobble Blake— and dltficult race. - i game at all. The scores; Chlcsco, Jan. 2.1.-(Pi - If It when they introduced this Elberta tree-ripened sliced P-40s were operating in North A f­ used by health-seekers, as a gen­ Bon Ami Powder, lina coa st... Turf expert Oscar 2 tend' either of these programs. M a h ie u 's and expects- shortly to lost a Score at half time. 6-0. Horneta. It is a maneuver for experienced Royal Blue Jr*. weren't for Jake Schaefer, Welker shortcake peach. Try them with a “dab" of w hipped rica when the Spitfires and the eral measure, w-ho do not expect Again in 1941““ Otla of the San Francisco Chroni­ aklcrs. Anyone can go fast. It How about making this a real Hartford Boxer to Meet 183 Spruce Street c a n ...... 12c fourth. Boots Chamblesa cle keep* hl3 hand In by flying Referee. WaJsh. . B F T Cochran could have ended Willie charity affair? Thanks, 1 knew Hurrtfanos could not." any one particular benefit, but be­ STOCK UP NOW I takes a good akier to do ao on a Robb, rf ...... • . 1 2 16 cream on biscuits or sponge cake. Buv 2 cans of these Marylaad lioaes to Ag'is Callente Sunday* after Hoppe's two-year reign aa king of you would. Philadelphian Next lieve the tea is "good for them". determined course. A row of flags GinrgettI, rf ...... 1 0 2 thrce-cushlon billiards by beating SUNHAVEN SLICED PEACHES ...... for 39c Linseed oil refers to-the oil ex­ WINS NAnoirs Sunshine 'Rinso • Lux Flakes • Lux Maryland sent Maj. Geary Ep- taking In prep basketball gam e*.. Army Resents Claims Creamery are placed straight down hill at Rivosa, if ...... 3 2 8 the champ tonight. Tuesday Night. pressed from the seeds of the pley. director of athletics and trick Ralph Hanford and Alan Gray, distances varying from six to 20 0 Peanut Cookies, Soap - Lifebuoy Soap - jockeys' ag«mta, went to work in Skiers.Need Lautenback. c ...... 0 0 But all because of Jake. Coch­ common flax. It is reported that HIGHEST Butter, lb...... 40c coach, to the cavalry, and expects feet. The akier zigzags through Surowlec. rg ...... 4 0 8 Of Pull on Contracts :elk>phane bag . Spry • Swan Soap. freshman football coach. Bob Oakland, Calif., ship yards when ran must down Hoppe not once Stiff Scheiliile Hartford, Jan. 23.—Boxing re­ PINEHUR5T FRUIT Washington. Jan. 23— —The linseed oil ia used to some ex­ this course. (Jhartier, Ig ...... 1 , 0 2 turns to Foot Guard Hall on Tues­ tent ms s food by people in Russia Smith to bo called by the Army in Santa Anita dropped from under but twice atrmight to wrench away War Departmen* advised Congress AWARDI them. . .(Thtcago's colony of major Plenty Snow With speed a number of prob­ hla crown, and few In the cue *x- day night, with the classy WlUl* Sc^IrsK Indian Rivrr and parts of Poland. It is not used Native Fre.sh June. Wrestling coach Sam Barnes Total* ... .'...... 16 4 38 For Ad VO Squad Oranges 27c doz. today that it resents representa­ THESE PRICES ARE QUOTED FOR CASH! leagu* bal. players have formed lems arise. Bumps that are al­ perUng business think that's apt Pep of this city facing Able Kauff­ tions of individuals operating in as ... a food . to any ^ great extent in . Eggs, doz...... 45c . of V. M. L Joined the Navy last most Inviribla to tha naked eye Hawks man. Jewish lightweight of Phila­ dozen ...... 79c week, and the same service call­ the “ Pitch and Hit" club to aid In to happen. GRAPEFRUIT the capital that ' they have .some [ 7 “ "try. M d I believe that the sale of defense bonds. Ted will Jar you. Extreme flexibility B F T delphia in the featured eight- Box of 210...... 81.19 pull, that there is some inside [1'°'" ‘ ^e stand^int of nutrition, ed Tom Carruthers, V9fglnla’t Poor Conditions Exist and strength are needed. A speed Fetguiun. rf ...... 1 1 3 Oochran'a defeat by Schaefer Potatoes, BURSACK BROS. Lyons is president. . . First day's last night prevented the San Fran­ The South Windsor Advoa face rounder. Pep has yet to lose a bout, stuff connected with obtainin*^ w'_ m ^ buslnesa manager of athletics And of 73 m.p.^ has been reached at Aceto, If ...... 1 1 3 box ...... 82.19 1-Lb. Bags 458 Hartford Boiid — Tel. 8533 ticket sale for the Boston Bruina- On Northern Slopes cisco artist from maintaining a a irtlff week-end. when they play having won 34 fights. Hq recently use are auperior to it. This oil is Medium Size, member of the N. C. A. A. boxing St. Moritz and 60 m.p.h. la not un­ March, c ...... 2 0 4 the United States Cna't GuardThls fought in Madison Square Garden 4 for 25c defense contracts with the depart- - old-time stars game for the Armv tie for Brat with the defending Pink Grapefruit. . Delicious, rnent. important In the commercial field, 39c peck ...... 27c K IT T E L ’S M AR K E T W . h a r r y E N G LAN D commission, to active service as a relief fund waa ntore than $3,000. Reported Today. common In big races. Beginners Briggs, rg ...... , .1 0 2 Saturday night at Ellsworth High, ahd w-aa such a hit there that ha Spy, .McIntosh and Baldwin But, I ’ l d'-rsfA-retary Robert P. beeing used extensively in the pre­ Mancbeeter Greea TrI. 3451 UsutsnanL should limit their speed. Plerro, Ig ...... 3 1 7 titllst, in which case tonight's and than on Mqnday at the tame has been sought for return en­ Patterson told the House Appro­ paration of paints, varnishes, and Clemson has lost end coach Bob Waxes are used on the bottom LaFrancls, c ...... 0 0 0 Cochran-Hopp* match would b*ve gym face the strong Poqunock- gagements. , 12 for 72c ■\pplcs. Playeera on the Ravensdale By Heary Buppla meant the crown for the winner; priations Committee during hear­ printing inks. I have sometimes Royal Scarlet .NatWm-WMe FmMi Store* of New Enrlaod. Jones and assistant freshman (Wash)W aA) Soccer team were surpris- of akia ao that the snow does not Ralnbow Collegian.'^ in a tienefit Kauffman is the lad who held Boatbn, Jan. 23—(F)—Except for ToUU ...... 8 3 19 Because of the leveland play­ ings oh the $12..525,873.474 plane advised the use of Carron oil in Salad Dressing, coach Randy Hinson, expects alao ^ a couple of weeks ago when a few well-padded mountain trails, stick. How often you wax akia de­ game for the Infantile fund Bobby (l\)ison) Ivy. Hartford's TELEPHONE SERVICE UNTIL 7:00 TOMtiHT: ca.<(es of sunburn—this is a mix- Referee: Thomas, Hedlund. er's upset triumph, Hoppe can re­ bill repor''-d today. "I cannot for pint jar ...... 21c to lose backfleld Coach C?Ovington their fullback, Sverre Friedheim, the New England winter aporta pends upon the snow and speed. The Advoa held a thrilling 40-39 lightweight title contender to a Please 'phone tonight or before 9:00 Saturday for the life of me prevent men run­ McMillan and Lins Coach Walter failed to turn up for a ga m e... pattern la patchy and bare, and a Next: FaUs. tain hi* championship by a vic­ victory over the guardsmen draw in November. ning around saying they have in- COX. The Army todk backfleld They were evun more amaxed next ladiaa Juniors tory tonight, while th* best Art (Tiger I Foster of Buffalo, morning delivery. In the general rush since t’hri.stmas, fresh snow cover la nseded to B T achieved earlier in the season on .>;ide stuif they have inside in­ Smoked Herrings, coach Sterling Dupree from South day to learn that he had been make poasibi* any general week- F Cochran can d o.b y winning will a New London court.' and w-ill be and "Smokey" Robinson of Spring- Ferguson, rf ...... 4 0 8 our calendar list wa.s mixed up. If you did ifot get your formation. or pull, or something.’* package of Carolina, Freshman coaches Joe winning a ski jumping meet at enu skiing. be to tie WlUle In the final atand- out to take the series. field. only fighter to beat Foster, Ferndel Recipe Calendar, mention it when vou 'phone In an effort to cope with the Snoquaimie. .It wasn’t untlL then Ben Hogan Leads Thompson, I f ...... 3 0 6 Inga. forcing a playoff Monday. tangle in the companion eight- 2 fish ...... SHOP AT Shepherd and Albert Elmore from Vonnoiil 4 Coach Greer has shaken up the' or come to the store. situation, Patterson said, the de­ 25c that they learned Priedhelm had Stows (ML Mansfield)—10 Ins. McLaughlin, c ...... 2 0 Advo Une-up so that they have round bout. Foster will be out to Alabama, freshman Coach Watkls Straw, rg ...... 3 2 8 partment set up a branch of its Fatharee and newly-appolntsd led all the U. 8. akl jumper* at packed baa* with two new powder. Frisco Open Play captured their last three straight, avenge his lone defeat in this re­ own for contract information and Don^t Forget. the 1938 Olympics. Patten. Ig ...... 0 0 0 bowling over the Willimantic Shell match. Both of these lightweights Fancy Crab Increasing to 34 Ins. with three aaalstant backfleld ,poach, Harvey White, c ...... 0 0 0 Backstops Neetled .servt ■ out notiC“s to prospective V- i CARRA’S MARKET Johnson, from Mississippi State. new powder. Skiing good on upper Chateaus. Manchester Tigers, and have excellent record*. PINEHURST VEGETABLES contractors “that they did not Meat, c a n ,... . 35c Sssitli Jolas Army In addition to his other accom- part of trails and toll road. San Francisco, Calif., Jan. 83.— the Hartford K. of L , need to resort to any such thing pUahments, Joe Louis has become Rutland (Pico Peak)—4,000 ft., 12 2 26 On All Big Clubs Much credit for these victories as that." H AND SAVE Tennessee's aosistant line coach. quite a - able Impromptu speaker (P)—Texas bom Benny Hogan, Shamreek Junior* Pirates Defeat Sliced Bacon, Bob Woodruff, is to follow Maj. 1C ins. breakable crust, poor; Lit­ setting a pace comparable to a should be given to the' play of Iceberg Lettuce head 12c . .He doesn't go in'for many two- tle Pico, 2,850 ft., 11 Ins., granular, B F T Sherwood Waldron, at guard, and You Can Get I-lb. pkg...... 22c 1 South Main Street I ‘ Neyland to the Army Engineers syllable words, but he always says jagkrabblt in his native state, was Hayes, rf ...... 2 0 4 fair to gooa. Ski house Slope, 8,000 the great game of Joe Tracy and Highlanders 20-12 Cucumbers — Chicory — Peppers — Pa.scal and White At the Terminus Plenty of Parking Space! next June. Hiaslasippt expects end something that’s appropriate and out In front today aa the field teed Jones, If ...... 4 0 8 West Palm Beach. Fla., Jan. 23. Hospital Notes ft., 9 In. base. Granular surface, —(iP)— Harold (Muddy) RueL Chi­ the "Blonde Blizzard" C?harley Celery — New Cabbage — Radishes. » Ooach Vemm (Catfish) Smith to In good taste.. .Dick Barker, the off In the second round of the 72- McFaU, c ...... 1 0 2 Evaporated fair to good. hole San Francisco open golf tour­ cago White Sox battery coach and Muzyklewz who have been scoring bo called shortly by the tank Iowan Jtisl signed aa football Davidson, r g ...... 1 1 3 In double figures w-ith regularity The Pirates managed to outlast Mixed. Fruits, .2 for 21c corps and trainer Jack Stuart Manchester (Peru)—patches of nament. one-time catcher for the great Ripe T«»matoes ...... lb. 19c and 29c Admitted yesterday; Mrs. Jean­ Kemco Tomatoes, No. 2 coach at FrankUr. and Marshall snow. Skiing poor to non*. Bame Davis, i f ...... 1 2 4 of late. the Highland Park team at the Y ette .McCann. 160 Bisaell street; • Whai You Want I5-OZ. pkg...... Joined the Navy last week. coUega, waa “drafted" twice to The 137-pound dynamiter, lead­ Walter Johnson, says the squat 16c . 2 for 25c at Woodford. Flaherty, e ...... 1 1 3 -- Jane Smith, was to propose Porterfield. I f ...... 8 Births today: A abn to Mr. and 1 -Ib. c a n ...... 32c FOWL AND ROASTING CHICKENS ...... Ib. 3.3c urea to b* aldsd most by the war 8 granular. Good. aa Ineligible player. On* of the Cktrdera. rg ...... 1 that her home towm’s nam* be Nashville, Tenn. (JPI—Mike Look- N. Chapman, c ...... 1 FOR FINE FOODS ofsky believes In delivering the R. Reed, rg .•••••••••I Mrs. Joseph Hublard of 20 -- Earl | POT ROAST— Cat From Swift’s Select B eef ------lb ,3 5 c is wrestUng. H m burpsta play a . Ptnkham . Notch—^Twsnty-thies games forfeited was to Tril City. King, Ig ...... 0 changed to MacArthur In honor of 'Puichii n l Groce n/Jnc. 84 Oakland St. Frac Deliverjr Phon* 7S8S finished product. Lookofaky. a na­ B. Foede, Ig ••••*.**■2 street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul i RIB ROAST— Cut From Swift's Select Beef ....------poor man’s gams. Tbs racket was ins., frosen granular. Good. Tbca Prlnclpnl Lester T. Le* of D. McCarthy, e ...... 0 the commander of U. S. and Fili­ * , ■ • : ‘-’-'N street Black Pepper, Ten a t y discovered hla team alao pino, foreea In tb* Philippines. tive of ITaeaie, contributed ten an­ Ahrord, Ig Best of 16 Colbrun road; a son to ...... Ib. 27c and .33c IndUnapoWs (ffj—A b a rg te wlw dead until tlj* last deprssHon. Tamworth—Six Ins. frosen snow. ' . ■ ■ - ; i^iTf eCMnow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tedford of| WE HAVE EVERYTHING! 4-ox., can _____ took $41 from Irene ZUntnar*s when It came to life while t' Fair skttaig. had used aa Inriiglble player In There's been agitation for a tique caimon haDe aa m a p metal 48 Academy streeL home left ■; note. "PUam forgive $A8Q. $4.40, $8.60, etc., sports the.gam* and the tUt wag forfeit­ Score at half time, 12-4, Wild­ change ever aince the Japanese for defense here. They had ‘been • I t . aBS,” tha jwta road. ‘Tk»M day collapsed, and now there is sinia- Good akUng Caribou and An- ed back to Central wtateh original- cats mikado's troops struq^ at- Pearl Btored In his garage for several Boor* at half Um a 14-4 I Referee. WsM l i ( ymni ba tognM wtth tataroof* ,ter talk that It will revtvs.'* ^ woo. 44 to 2L Referee, Tbomaa. iJHaihok, yean, ha Mid. RED RYDER BY FRED HARMAH Sense and Nonsense

Privata O'Psslo's Prayer A high authorttv on children It's probably bseausa the pig’s Grant this, O God, that I might b* warns parents that warm clothes so lasy that the bacon Is so fa t of servica to my land. are of prime tmportanoe during the That I might aerv# It for a year winter aa a health measure. Teach- Crooked mm sometlma gat busi­ Help Wanted—vMale Rooms Without Board 59 Sj’qi m f’m era eay, however, there la Just as Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 ■______with bearL and haad, and ness, but only straight mm keep It band. much sickness among boys, all of WANTED—MAN, WITH Selling FOR I^IEN'T— COMFORTABLE 1 0 8 T — IN HEBRON black, white Give Up Hopes And era the vaar has gooe, I pray whom are heavily clothad from Mother—^Tommy, wouldn’t you experience, to represent us, on front room, for gentleman. Tele­ and tan bound pup. Telephone 1935 FORD 2 DOOR sedan, good ths folka back horns win see haad to foot as among girls, who like to have a cake with five can- full or part time proposition. 707 phone 8538. go hare-laggad and bara-headed, Mimcheater 6972. running order $125. Call 2-0095. That I’m a battar clttzan than the dlM on It for your birthday? Main street. G I V E I B M to r New Pool and on whosa bodies than Is not FOR R E N T— FU R N ISH E D room, ona I used to be. Tommy—1 think Fd ratbsf hava And may the time bom*. Lord, enough clothbm to wad a sbotgtm. fivs oakes and ona candl*. mother. Announcements 2 Auto Accessories— Tires 6 EXPERIENCED WASHER man suitable for gentleman. 16 Hazel Now why la this? for finishing department, also when I can show my Uncle North End Believes the Ilacmtly a movie comedy show­ GOOD USED TIRES. Priced from card strippers, finisher tenders. Sam, V raX E N ’S A N D children! dresses A patient In a lunatic ward tn- ed on the screm a bevy of shapely $4 up. Brunner's, 80 Jakland St.. Apply Talcottvilic Mills. Project Will Have to Not what I was, ax want to ha but A i9 laundered. For more Information Boarders Wanted 59-A what I really $m. ■Istad b* waa Adolf Hitler. girls dlaroMag for a plunge In the write P. O. Box 67, Manchester. Manchester. Tel. 5191. WANTED AT ONCE—Experienc­ Be Put Aside. 1 want to be the b«it Draftee Fort Doctor—Who gave you that "old SwlmmlM Peol.^* A e y had ed body man. mechanics, helpers, CLEAN, COM FORTABLE rooms, Jackson ever knew name ? ^ t takSB off thair ahoas, bats, with excellent table board. 99 And If I am, I won’t forget to give Patient-—(iod gave It to me. coats and wars baglnning to . . . OUT OUR WA Y RY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLE Automobiles for Sale 4 Wanted Autos good pay. 5 1-2 day week, pleas­ It would seem that the proposed 12 ant working condition.s. Apply, Porter street. my thanks to you. "No. I didn't” answe'red a voice a passing freight train dashad Motorcycles Bwlramlng pool fo r the kiddles of w r f w S f R t I? 1SS4 PLYM OUTH coupe, $98; 1935 ready to work. Manchester Motor Now, Lord, since you're a busy from a neighboring bed^- across tha aeram and obscured th* OH.THAT*E EECAUM > . E N T H E W A '^ ^ K K R iV O O .q [V E A rt? y JELL-LUj OKAV Packard sedan, 6149: 1936 Pack­ the North End might not be ica- man. I’ll stop and call again: view. W bm It had passed, the girls F iffB T TIMC Ot* ALEX MAC TOLD HIM THEY WSBK W AN TE D TO BUY used cars. Will Sales, 512 West Center .street. Houses for Rent 65 ASKED R25 FOR A 6H AR « - * « 0 U r 6 0 0 (S.AN MEEDE ard convertible, $299; 1937 Lin­ pay cash. ■ Call 4164 for ap­ Uzed. Priorities, It was said, will You won’t forget to answer this, If you would be a success, don’t were frolicking In the water. An HIT HIS HAND WITH A TiTAIOM’ k id s PtOHT OUT OF THE POeiUST, eouNo- ' r o a d w o r k MORE'N coln Zepber, $199; 193C Cbevrolet, praisal. Coir .Motors.. — A V A IL A B L E NOW, desirable 7 my prayer, O Lord.— Aman. let the hope within your hearts get old railroader sat through ths HAK4MKR SiKiCe HE WAS OF SCHOOL AN* MAktN' JAKE IS make it hard to get toe neceiuary out at the next turn In the road. show again and again. At length HOUEE tSOOSAH.'-*— ^ $49; 1937 Oodge coupe, $249; 1937 WA.NTED—FULL TIME grocery room apartment. C'cntral loca- — By Private Joseph O’Pasio, AN APPRENTICE BOV/ ’ EM R O M E S / Z MEANT VOUR ODD O&BS AROUMD PEODLIKKe materials for construction. Last Thirteenth Infantry, Fort Jack- an usher tapped him on the shoul­ Bulck aedan, $299; 1932 Chevro­ clerk Apply 827 Main street. Uuh. automatic heat, garage, $65. We*RE O.K.V«T. A tlX - HAR.RUMPVt.'f HERE IS ANCTTHER Business Services Offered 13 fall there was t lot of agitation A girl may wear a golf outfit der. TECHNICAL SCHOOUE'- let, $15; 1982 Pontiac sedan $45. Manchester Tniat Co. son, 8. C THE AMOUNT/mav X These cars priced for a quick SHIPPI.NG ROO.M A-'ISISTANT across the tracks for the con­ whan she can’t play golf and a Usher— A r m t you ever going T THINK THEM'S JUST HCE AN ALASMIET-HE BUNCH O F. sale and sold as Is. Drive over TRIM FRUIT TTIEES, grapes and Apply to Watkins Bros., shipping struction of a pool to take cate Visitor (to general’s daughtar) bwthing suit when she can’t swim, home ? v is m o R s .' THINKS I MEANT OUTLIldEO A ETERM TRAIH- h m / HE TALKS UKE BUBBLES/ of the growing demands for one. IHe PROERAtA FOR OUA now. ^ v e yourself from $50 to shade trees. Wounds treated. department. Wanted to Rent 68 — Who's major around here. but whan she wears a wedding Rallroadeif— Oh, m wait awhile. KINOEROARTEN.' ■ HE OWNED /W CHUMP $100. Brunner's, 80 Oakland. Tel. Dormant sprayed for scale. Now The Manchester Improvement as­ Her (sweetly)— No one yet, sir. gown She’s taking up the sport One of these times that train’s go­ n s m E R jE T A R D N ls AllTH ALREADY/ WHEN TVA' 519L is the time. fe l. 8597. John S. WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 fur­ sociation sponsored the project but sariously. ing to be late! CARE CFTWe FURNACE TIME COME9 I'LL HKFTA W olcott Help Wanted— Male or nished, or unfurnished rooms. when it came time to put it be­ Mistress (to new maid)— Bo ter AND 6H0VELIM& EKlOiN ! \ DUMP Him l ik e AEHEE a04LPONTIAC SEDAN. 1941 Pon­ Female 37 Call 2-0338 between 5 and 7 eve­ fore a town meeting there were .■io as your evening, out la eonosrnad. tiac sport aedan, 1938 Pontisc nings. many objections from town offi­ Tm prepared to meet you half wray. HOLD EVERYTHING OFFA sedan, 1935 Chevrolet sedan. 1936 Moving— Trucking— BUSINESS SCHOOL Graduate cials, that il was given up for the Maid— No need of you doing Dodge sedan, 1936 Plymouth Storage 20 for general office work. Talcott- U'A.NTEDv-3 OR 4 ROOM apart­ time being. that, ma’am. I'm not afraid to sedan. Cole Motors. 4164. vllle Mills. ment by young couple. Conven­ I'ntll Town Meeting come home In the dark. STORAGE ient to Center. Call Landesco Tcl. At that time it was stated Uio Moving and Packing. The Austin 5161 (luring day. Improvement body should have An editor was murdered In A r­ A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6260 Situations Wanted— Stans M BO EIS prepared plans, specifications and kansas and the murderer was sen­ WANTED TO RE.NT 4 room fur­ Male 39 Impressri-e O m « by Jean Carlu symbolizes parallel parts played pertinent deUils for the aeleot- tenced to 99 years in prison, wbU* Manchester nished apartments, adults. Phone or labor and the armed forces ui going aU out to knock out the enemy. men’s consideration. Several mect- a fellow that killed a lawyer got Repairing 23 CARPEINTER AND PAINTER 5540. Inga were held and the outgrowth Off with seven years Prospectlv* Evening Herald wishes inside work, 50c per hour. o f these conferences was to let, the murderers please take notice. MOWERS SHARPENED, repair­ Telephone Rockville 1132. Brandon. Mrs. L. M. Phillips, Mrs. matter lay dormant until the Clniisifled AdvertisemenU Farms and Land for dla, will conduct the mission class ed, shear grinding, key Otting. George Cour, Mrs. Lawrence Lati­ in the aftermxm. March town meeting. In the mean­ Harper— Has young Spendmera Count tlx averas* word* lo ■ iin*. duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. Sale 71 May Upset mer, Mrs. Edwin Brannon. Personal old age assistant tax time, however, some • attempt anything saved up to prejiar* for InlUala oumbars and abbravlatlon* overhauled. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl Articles for Sale 45 aaeb eonnt a* a word and oompnund The Association will entertain is due and payable February 1. would be made to get the neces­ bis coming marriage? street FOR SALE—8 1-2 ACRE FARM, words as two words Iflnlmum coat FOR SA MEN'S REBUILT the Tolland County Group at the Walter F. Mather; tax collector, sary data prepared and present it Mrs. Harper— Yes, h* has ''Is plica of thraa Unas six room bouse, all latest im­ Truce Plan annual World-Wide Day of Prayer before the selectmen for their ap­ white necktie that goes with Idna rata* oar day tor tranaiant 8AWS,.SET AND FILED, CORD and relast^d shoes. Better than will be at the town clerk’s office provements, large chicken coop, which w ill be observed on Feb. 20. proval. dress suit. ada wood \saws gummed. Skates new cheap oea. See them. Sam barn, woodshed, two door garage. February 7 and 21 from 8 to 11 BCaetiTo MareS IT. laST Yulyes. 701 ain. Virgil Reynolds, son of Mr. and a. m. on Willington Hill for the Nothing .Lcoompiished sharpened. General grinding. 15 $3,500 if taken at once. Frank Cash Charsa While House Proposal Mrs. Ralph V. Reynolds, has left convenience of tho.se at that end The Association member* were Life Insurance Agent— Do you I-» d ConsaontiT* Days.. .1 7 out t eta years Mperlence. Capitol Grind­ Denette, R. F. D. No. 2, Rock­ of the opinion that this did no^ . t otalU eta XOR SALE TWIN Whitney for Fort Deven.s, Mass. of town. want a straight life? • ConsaeatlT* Days.. ing Company, 531 Lydall street ville. Threatens to Siile- come under their province but 1 Day ...... It etailt Ota Phone 79^. stroller, cheat for cash. Tele- Mrs. Joseph Hersant and Mr.s. The Willington Nationals de­ Prospect—Well. I like to step All ordara for Irresular insartlona phone 6634. Track Lewis’ Program Ernest LaFleur were hiistcs.sos to feated the Lucky .Strikes Tucsd.ay agreed to get some data read for out once In a while. either the March or a special town THB tWORRlER will.be ebarsad. at tha ona tima rats W AN TED "lip TUNE, repair and Houses for Sale twelve members of the '36 Club of night in the Industrial Girls' Ipaelal rates tor long urm ovary regulate yohr piano or player PRIVATE PAR' wishes to sell Wllllmantic Wednesday evening at League matches at the Lucky meeting. There the matter stands Which wmuld you rather do? day advartlaing glvan upon raqueat. 1940, 27 ft. gUder raller. in good Wa.shington, Jan. 23. — A re- without anything definite having Ads ordarad bafora the 'bird or piano. Tel.“ Ntan(icbester ‘ 5052. FOR S A LE — SING LE house, 271 Mrs. Grahams Tea Room at their Strike alleys. Willimantic 3 to 6. gbovel snow off a half-block of condition. $1000. II Manches- Srtb day will ba ebargad only tor High street, 6 rooms, steam heat. poVted proposal from the White monthly dinner meeting. .Auction Mrs. Hazel Sundt of the local team been acoonipllshed since that time. stdewaUc, when thermometers reg­ ter 8292. BOOTS AND HER ^D D IES No Rope BY EDGAR MARTIN tka aotuaJ oumbar of timas tba ad PIA N O TUNn^G ajid repairing. Insulated, one car garage, oak House that the A F L and the CIO bridge was played during the o\ tied with Miss Anthony of True It is assumed that the committee ister sero and below, or push an appaarad, charging at tha rata aam- Player piano specialty. John ning with prizes awarded to Mr.s. in charge of the project will meet old lawn mower around a half- ad rbut no allowance or rotunda can 17 FT. HOUSE trailer, aleeps 5. floors and trim . throughout, declare a war-time truce threat­ Blues for top total of 312. Cockerbam, 28 Bigelow streeL Maurice Leonard, Mrs. Rayn.ond within a few day* but just where block of ground when It's sizzling *0*3T\t «,a - a a v ; TWE COVVUA dANE >S\M ba mada on sis tim* ada atopped radio, electricity, "‘rWrlgerator, grounds well sh.Tjbbed, Now ened today to side-track John L. attar tba flttb dalr. Tel. 4219. Ebner and Mrs. Everett Allan. or when has not been announced. hot? COtiA. vet ossWTO WE. A Cff- TIKD. AKNOM t * n ^ T O o R w l Ifa “Oil forbid*^: diaplay Unas not fully equipped, $17!^ Owner ready for occupancy. Low price Lewis’ recent .sugge.stion that the w ortA TO ^ OOT o u t for Immediate purchase. Edward M1.SS Dorothy Moxon. who was Needed Actual Cost <=A C O O «5 it , TWE.V G>Cff sold. building home. W rite'ABox X. rival labor groups resume their ( 'h i e f Is When members of the Board of VMtAKi- VA®OtiATO(?V IN O f W\*» U>OM,EO»^E TO TN»(E Tba Barald will not ba raaponsibla J. Holl. Tel. 5117 or 5118. present as a guest, received a spe­ Freed OMtVt V*5M>'A\V5dKQ45 - Help W anted-“Female 35 Herald. ' efforts toward unity. Selectmen met with the Associa­ SCHOOL P l a c e .t o r t w e tv m e . , tor asor* than ona Incorract Insari- cial prize. STORIES IN STAMPS V40QH tlea of aay advartltamsnt ordarad FOR SALE- SIX ROOM s*!ngle, The President was said to have Mrs. Joseph Chadbourne of tion group at th j Y. M. C. A. last PEVNO J for Bora than ona tIma. (^11 ("oiirl ( IharKe ACCkPrED frO w n WANTED—CAPABLE white girl 59 Oxford street, double garage, -suggested at unannounced confer­ Scotland spoke before a full houoc September it was argued then 60ML * Tha laadvartant omlaalon ot In- Household Goods 51 COHHCDSaClCCUAOOP MEW*..- oorrect publication ot advartlalns or woman to care for 2 year old oil burner, automatic gas hot ences with leaders of the rival or­ Wednesday evening at a rally of that thirf was needed and th# ganizations that the two groups town’s representative concurred. will ba ractiflad only by caneallatlon chUd, live in. Call 6865. 3 ROOM MAPLE OUTFIT water healer. Owner transferred. the Womens’ Division of the Cov­ of tba ebarga made for tba aarvica select a, joint committee of three Norwich, Jan 23— —Chief of But they demanded something randarad. EXPERIENCED CAPABLE girl Here's the pieces you get: .Maple Sacrifice price. See anytime, by entry Defense Council held in the COf* I#4J ST HfA snvicl. IMC T. M. SIS. U. t »AT. OW. /-29 members each to meet periodically Fire Company’s Hall. Mrs. Fanny Police Thomas P. Murphy was more than a pen sketch of the All advarUaamants mutt conform wanted for secretarial , duties.* bed, dresser, chest, maple cricket appointment. Chas. J. Strickland, proposed project and a better es­ la t^la. copy and typograpBy with during the war to settle any fac­ Dixon Welch, who was scheduled / Shortland essential'. Write, giving chair, 3-pc. vanity set, throw rug; 168 Main street. Phone 7374. freed of a breach, of the peace timate than the one that was sub­ ragulatioDt tnforcad by tba publlah- tional differences. for the meeting, was unable to “Here’s my new report card. Pop— please remember that ars and they raaarva tha right to full details and salary expected. 5-pc. .maple breakfast set, metal charge and John J, Shugriie, 72, mitted for $8,000. It was pointed Mr. Roosevelt also was reported be present. you have lo expect reverses at first!” edit, ravlta or rejact any copy eon- Box W. Herald. cabinet. Congoleum rug, 32 pcs. to have asked the commIttfK: to was fined $1 and costa on a simi­ out that it would cost consider­ sldtrad obltctlonabla. dish ware, 32 pcs. silverware; 3-pc. Wanted— Real Estate 77 Mrs. Chadbourne told of defense lar complaint when a recent street CL08INQ HOURS—Claasldad ads confer with him cceasionally on ably more than this amount and efiSBBBBi:gstsstas'sassss##**! measures being taken in some of argument involving the pair was to ba publlshad aama day must b* WANTED—WOMAN, WITH sell­ maple living room set. 2 end tables, W A N TE D TO BUY land on Colum­ production matters, to assure un­ when it was brought before the our neighboring communities, and aired in Police Court here this Ecuador Pledges Aid, I-L.N.M BUSINESS raealvad by 12 o'clock noon Satur­ ing experience, to represent us coffee table, floor lamp, bridge bia L^ke. State approximate interrupted work on the victory meeting it should be in such forin days U:Z0. in this area, full or part time. recommended a number of impor­ morning. lamp, magazine rack, 2 throw price and area. W rite Box E, program. . as to make it clear to the \-otcra Co-operotion With U. S. 707 Main street. tant precautions to be taken. Shugrue was arrested on com­ how much actual money was Teldfhond Yov Want Ads rugs. Herald. Supported by .\FT, Easy Terms . The President's reported sugges­ Mm. Ruth VanArsdalo presided plaint of the chief on January 15 needed. A S wrar halts much of the U. S. Ada are accaptad over tba tala- GIRL WANTED FOR general at the mifeting. Reports by several 84 Pcs. . 3198 tion wns viewed in .some quarters and the following day Shugrue fil­ No Site Procured W ASH TUBBS Too Late BY ROT GRANS pbont at tha CHAROC RATB given office work, in an Insurance committee chairmen were heard, trade with the Far East it be­ above aa a eonvanalnea to advar- Free "Courtesy Auto" ."lervlce. No as likely to rerts sre grown. Wednesday. Neither’ conference quest on the ground he (the chief) Daatka ...... D for as little as 50 cents weekly. elect new officers for the ensuing thority could positively that United Ststse buys cocoa, odffee, Card ot Thanks ...... C WOMEN TO WORK in laundry. was publicized by the White was "no different than anyone it had been. Call Hartford, 6-7018. year. xrude rubber, fibrotu plants from In Mamorlam ...... ; ...... r New Model Laundry. Summit House. else". Mr. Bailey recommended Aa matters now stand it is ap­ Lott and Pound ...... 1 street. Making little'attempt to conceal whose leaves ‘‘Psnsms Hats” are Announcanintts ...... i FOR SALE— GAS RANG E sUght- that the chief be discharged after parent that the North ^ d kiddies Paraonald j...... I his resentment over Lewis's sur­ Shugrue demurred to the com­ will be forced to seek their swim­ made, from Ecuador and will y Aataasabllaa WANTED—ALERT office girl, ly used. Reasonable. 49 Coburn prise bid for peace, Murray on probably import more rubber as Road. plaint in his case. ming elsewhere than at the new AutomobIVs for Sale ...... a should know t>'plng and' short­ Monday Issued a cooly worded In­ Willington pool in 1942. planUtiotu are more fully devel­ Automobllaa for Exchange .... t vitation to the United Mine Work­ Auto Aceaaaorlca—Tires ...... t hand, have pleasing personality. Bond Buying Oancela Debts oped. FOR SALE—POT OIL Heater. ers’ chieftain to present his views Mlsu Jennie H. Church Auto Rtpalring—Painting .... 1 Burton's. 841 Main street, . W ill heat 4 rooms. Price reason­ Heauls Jewtak Home The nation’s proxliMty to the ...... (’''.•'■•OT Agto Schools ...... T-A on unity to the CIO Eixecutlve Waukesha. Wls. — (J*)— A. R. Panama Canal bring it Into tba u' Autos—Ship by Truck ...... a able. Apply at 39 Haynes street. ALLEY OOP Ho Hum! BY V.T. HAMLIN Board in New York tomorrow. He Fourteen members of the La­ Yatzeck, a chiropractor, advertised Hartford, Jan. 23.t-<>Pi— Georg* I scope of the hemispheric defmse Autoa—For HIrs ...... a told Leirta however, that the Garagaa—Sarvlca—Storag* ... to dies’ Aid sodety met at the Will­ In a newspaper t h a f ’to cooperate E. Rublnow, well known In Ma-| plans; airplane beses arc contem­ Motorcyclaa—Bicycles ...... 11 CIO’s arrangement with reference with the U.S.A.,’’ Jba would cancel sonic and other fraternal groups] iViNaT(DNe OKAyeOMSADE. Machinery and Tools 52 ington Hill church Wednesday plated for strategie points thcra. TO QUESTION VeCTCHEB, HAT_ tVantad Autoa—Motorcycles ... It to unity would ’’necessarily have to all debts of tbose^ who showed him and long active In Jewish institu­ Thera is a possibility that pe- Bustasaa aad Prafvasloaal Servicvs be initiated” through the office of r o b in h o o d ... ^ THEPB TAPE, WHE.N YOU OWN A Cletrac forenoon for Red Cross work. Mrs. proof of h avii^ purchased defense tions, t o ^ y had assumed the pres­ trolewn and petroleum refining, JUST UKETHxr.', Butineta Servica* Offered ...... It For Sale president of the CIO. auT wHXTDoes Hotleahoid Services Offered ....ll-A crawler you have a tractor that William Davis made delldous stamps or boit^ equal In amount idency of the Jewish Children's | which ranks seventh In the na­ HB 68B IN'ION Binding—Contracting ...... la Lewis has not announced whetb-r clam chowder which was served Bolton, On French Road, you can use 365 diys a year. De­ to their debt to him. Home. tion’s productiveness, may ba fur­ LONIh-MOSED Plerltts—N'urterlet ...... It er he would accept Murray’s invi­ with the box lunches. The mis­ KIA W-ICA l»e T. X t** U. * *AT. S*». Funeral Director* ...... 11 3 • Room Year .\round pendable power, positive traction. tation. sion atudy class was held in the ther developed to provide the oil Htating—Plumbing—Roofing .. II Get the facts. Dublin Tractor for the Allied war machine*. ' Inauranca ...... u Cottajre. 'j .Acre Land. Company. Wllllinantlc. afteraoca Instead of at South *Ti^afraid he’s not quite wide awake yeL sir I” Ullllnery—Dreaamaking ...... It Willington as scheduled on ac­ Embroidered Wall Panel Moving—Trucking—Storage 10 Large Chicken Coops. Public PaiienAcr Service ...... tO-A count of the spedal session for Painting—Papering ...... n Price 51300. Terms. Musical Instruments 53 South Coventry sewing. 'The Ladies’ Aid was roUNEKVlLLE FOLKS BY FONT AIN E FOX Profeatlonal Servloat' ...... 25 organized at the Hill church and Repairing ...... 23 Call Harold Risley, DO YOU WANT A usW spinet or maetlnga are always held there, '. TalIori»—Dyeing—Cleaning ., 24 grand? See us— we now have sev­ Mias L«oos M- carpenter, of // To'llet ffooda and Service ...... 26 South street, s trstnsd nurse, who though members now attend from Wantad—Buemees Service .... tv 3975 eral unusual bargains. Drive into South wmington. ' The regular Hartford and save money. Elasy reoently volunteered for army Edaratloaal meetings during winter are once w Conraaa and Claascs ...... 2: payments arranged. Tnule In service, was today ordered to re­ in two weeks, mission class every Prival# Instructions ...... 5- your old piano. A. L. Owen Music port for active duty at Fort H. G- Dancing ...... 5s-a week, iSJternatlng at each church. Co.. 265 Trumbull street, Hart­ Wright, N. Y. Muatcal—Dramatic ...... Vi Mrs. WUUam McBee of South '»•» *o*ia(*w*Tia«*sswcc.ws. T,n,ssau.aiwi.aw,______Wanted-Inatrucnoni ...... S'". ford. Phone 2-6787. Evenings by The annual meeting of tbs La­ ¥ Flaaaclal IK» YOU H.WE ADEt^L'ATE appointment. dies Assodstlon of the Oongrega- wmington is. chairman of tlie lo­ Bonds—Stocks—Morrseges ,,, I tlonsl church was bald Wednesday cal defense coundL FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS An UnsaceeaBfnl Campaign BY MERRILL BLOSSER Bualnesa Opportunltle: ...... I. INSCR.\.NCE? The ndd-yesr examinations at Monty to Loan ...... 33 afternoon at the hone of Mrs. Help aad eitaatlons See Louis A. Kingsbury. Mrs. Ins P. Wlndliam High school are being BOARD OF TAX R E V IE W t VhAM / T M N Mg STARmrO W AVINQ Help Wanted — Female ...... 21 Beebe wmm assistant hostess. Offi­ held snd some pupils are home I a « OOCJOeo TE> ASOUBH MV I Boqjf DIO—• D a d w A U d o D M * McKI.\NL> BROTHERS TOW N OF -'J ONE-MAN CAMPAIQN TD IMPnOUg •UT NOTTHr , T H r O T H IR o n * a t m e —•l u * o n * Help Wanted—M.r!* ...... COVENTRY cers elected were: President, Mrs. a few dS3rs. xen oaa t h e M n cH as Salcsmeo Wanted ...... 25-a 505 Main SL, ,Maaidiest2;r, Conn. MV FMANON. OONOITION. fO tO tf M 4D 1 ixpecnto/ wnH 7HT 0 »ta THATRfAfiJ thjT aAiD-*TbMO«now lu. po~iUis Edwin Brsnaoq; vice president, Frank Parlzek, Charles Wocho- Balp Wanted—Mala av Faraala 2i Telepbune 6060 or 748$ M M EM M A THE •THIS IS JUST A FRONT OF •rw* House Agents Wanted ...... 21-a N o t ic e MX*. Ins P. Beebe; sseretsry-treas- murica and Anton ProeliMka of •M N h 1 SHOWED, Sltuatlonr Wanted—Female ... i. urer, Mrs. Wilton L. Rose. - wmington Hm wers tha com­ VOU vavranoAvt / UM> «ENTIC HINT/* SItuailena Wanted—Mala .... |> mittee for the Csecfaoalovaldan ItM l Employment Agencies ...... 4 TO THE TAXPAYER Mrs. Albert E. HsrmoB was ap­ pointed chairman a i the Work night held by the Ellca lodge In WHAT Live Stack—Pete—Poaltry— HAPPfMfO Vehicles The undersigned, members of or mmlttas, other members being Willimantic Wednesday nIghL Doga—Birds—Pete ...... ai Supper was served followed by Live Stock—Vehicles ...... a; the Beard of Tax Review, will Mias Hattie Ooomhs. vMrs. L. M. Poultry and Supplici ...... 41 FOR SALE meet at the Town Clerk's Office rtiUllpa, Mr*. Herman LeDoyt, conferring th* initiatory degree Wanted —P»ta—poultry-S;-ck 44 Ql ARRYVILLE i^outh Coventry on the followlijg Mtw WitUam A. Loescr. on a clfM of candidates and an Far gale— Mlecvllaaeaaa entsftsbnneiit. p i Artlclca For dale ...... a6 .METHODIST CHI RCH date: Feb 2nd, 9th, and I6th, Parish Oommitte*: Chalrans. Boats an'd Accessories ...... 4*> 1942 at, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., for Mrs. IL a BennstL M>1l- B. E. Privat* First Clasp Victor Hack- Building Utterlala ...... 41 PARvSON.VGE the purpose of hearing appeals ol Do your young dzugtiters need Flint Mrs. Rae KromM*, M rs a ensebmidt of DalevUle. Willing- Dlsmonda —IVaicb**—Jewelry 43 new frocks for school? Pteaze EsteUa Wood, Mrs. Ada Albro. ton. raechanie of the Anti-Taak \ Electrical Appliances—Radio.. 42 .^T BOLTON NOTCH any and all persona aggrieved at ▼4 4 Program Oommittaa: Chairman. Company. 169th Infantry. Camp Fuel and Fsed ...... as-A On Side Road Ju.>4t Off the ashea^ment of their property them and save substantially on the Garden—Farm—Dairy Products a.a complied by the Board of family clothe* budget by making Mr*. James A. DaUey. Mcs. Qeoqie Blandlng, Fla., ivill take a course Rouaabold Goods ...... (i Main Highway. this smart style * t home—you c«n .O..Jaeot>son, Mcp- Maude .Church- In motor maintenance at Fort Maehtnary and Tool! ...... (2 Af^essors, and to raviae And xor- I-ot 150 X 150 Feet. rert the Tax lista for the year, as make it sgsin and again with ni. Mts. NeDle Brsinard. Benning, Gesfgia. The sdioel Uuaical Inatrumenu ___42 starts Fsbruary 1 and will b* held Office and Store Equipment ... 44 7 Rooms and Garage. required by law. such esse! 'The dlsgrsm In our Soda) Oommittee: Chairman. BY JOHNCTERRY Sj^lals at tha Stores ...... 4i Signed: Mr*. Arthur N. Wood. Mrs. 'WU' for three m($nths. SCORCHT SMITH Eaeert Sanica wearing Apparel-Furs ...... tl picture shows you how this dress i ALEXANDER BI NCE Ohairman John E. Wright.' requires Just two pieces— plus the llsm H. Armstrong. Mrs. W . L. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whitman and Wanted—To Buy ...... 41 children Mary and Austin were Haaw Beard—Hatvl^—Reaavaa Tel. .Manchester 3466 James Green. sleeves— snd^ the side ssahes Rot*. M'S- S. A. Tisdale. Miss A dinner gussta ‘’Sunday of M ra P m irw ^ignraa'iv«Kru\ i w o T ’ lurwuPwnRt Beataaraats Fred Warren. which, tying in bscit, .msk* the Alice eoomhsk M if- Jesse a Lee. ' Raoma wittent Board ...... 4t Whitman's mothsr, Mrs. EHssbsth IMSAN IMJlNjI MMeagAriHAr/ [dooDteo.] A « r / Q l OS 1 dress esay to fit sD figures. Mrs. Goodwin Jarobssn. Mrs. Ivan Boarders Wanted ...... 41-A Griggs In ChapUn. r a n i VAO A C C ^ K l / « A LOOK A TTK Oonatry Board —Resorts...... 40 Psttsm No. 8051 Is designed for Botala—Rastauranta ...... 41 The State Teachers* OoUags at Itfn* A w M rock in front at Ida hastily i ccAgy H X r/ Wanted—Rooms— Board ...... 12 sizes fi, 8. 10. 1$ snd 14 yesrs. Size Answers to WilUmantic has started its senlof H* l^ M hlstorte “MlBut* Man” ed plow, ie embroidered In Baal Batata Fas Beat 8 tskes 2 3-8 ymrdz S5-lnch: 1. 1-2 “Do You Know— ?- class training. On* o f tha of Lexlnfiton. Maxaachusatta who browns, tana and black. Foliage : Apartmeati. Flats. Tancmaota 43 ysrdz 54-lncb msterisL 1 8-4 ysrda dene in blues and greens and ' Bualaaaa Locations for Raot .. 44 REAL ESTATE! training acbools is ths M ooss apicng to th* first dtfanaa of our ■ouoaa For Rant ...... Si EIGHT (8 ) ROOM SING LE— 4 rooms op snd 4 down. blss fold for finlzhlng. 1.—Ftve sx-ehamplosis at-, Msadow school In Wmington. Mlsi bslovsd eoontry UT ysws ago! lettering is outlined In For this sttrsctlve psttern, send Stars In the four corner* ar* Irl •uburbaa For Rout . . . . i ...... 4i Easily made into two-family. 2-ear gara$:c. Steam tempted to regain t)M bsasy- Daisy PUeber teacher. She brings This ft* at Lexlsgton in , Sumasat Homaa For Rant...... 41 15c In coin, your nsme, sddreas, dark Uue. Outline, mUId and'butj V wrantad to Rant ...... 4> w e l^ t title. They were James the students and tidies them hack. commemoratloa of our noUe Amor- Bstrf Basaao Fur Sale This property is centrally located psttern number snd size to The J.- Cerbett Bob Fitastmisons, The regular semi-monthly meet­ leax psMots who fought oe th* tonbole sMtehe* are used for AParraivoi Building for Sale .. 4V wid IS all ready to move right Into Can be seen Satur­ Msnehester Evenihg Hersld To- James. J. Jeffries. Jmek Demp­ ing of the Ladies’ Aid fiodety wiU flirst battlscvouhd o f th* Rsvolu- emhretdery. B-isineas Property (or Sals ... Tt ’ *'**.' ■#?*- day or Sunday by appointment. dsy’s Psttern Service 106 7th sey aad Max fichmeUag. h* bsld next Wednesday a t 10:30 Uaasry War. For tranater pattern of “ThI ....■ti r iriua aad Land for Bala ..... Tl Avenue, New York, N. T. Minute Man” panel (Pattarn N'| ^lenaaa foi Sal# ...... 22 PRICED FOR QUICK SALE AT »4«00. $.— Hugh Duffy of Boeton a. m. g t the Hffl church. A husl* Bfhbroidar this fins wall - X ..■-•* foi .Sale ...... Ti Scores of new style Ideas to eopy of tha eaaaaMB status. Tour B an), material* spedfled, akr Terms Can Be Had. Natkmato e>tabltl»si1 Wghast nsfS ssssfen wm h* fopowed by t ■•ori Pvuparu far Bala...... ts stlmulsts your boms sewing pro­ ntajor league battlag average dtaner served b y ths wsamltts*. aoM aad daughtars wiB -ptlaa It of an atltchea uaed, eolor chai« -S'. dunuraaB fa* Bala ...... 14 gram sr* indodsd in our Psttsm woildng, a«td 10 cants In .vfn.' . Boal Batata tar Bxchaaga .... 24 — .488 la ISM. Mrs. wnuam Itowtar and Mrs. forysarsto cofsa. tt makas a Whatttd—Raal Batata ...... 12 HOWARD R. HA8T 1NOS Book. Send for youf copy today. 8.— The Duck Hawk, used In Arthur Deversanx of West WIB- baadaoaM aad Inapirbig pletnrs for your nam* and addrea* and Aeadlee—lAsal Kativvs Psttern 15c Pattern Book 15c hunting, has been timed at 180 ington and Mrs. Fred Colburn of your dlulag' room. patent number to Anne Ok Wafto^a 24 101 Phelpo Road Dial 1842 Oner Pattern and Pattern Book miies aa hour. South wmington. ■ Mra Chariss Paaal is 1$W hy 15H inchsa- The ManiTwter Herald,..l(M ,8cv ... i f i i ordersd together 25c. Vickcryi former missions ry in In Th* Mianta Man, atsading oa a enth avenna. New York Cttj. f FRIDAY, JANUARY 28,1942 lEtirabig lUratlk To the Men in Service trie a abort Urns and then movqd to She la a daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. WhUe the old age assistant tax ,1 ____ . Mrs. A. E. Dlskeh, wife of Cap­ Hartford. After residing there for Hultberg who were originally from is not payable until February 1, tain A. E. Diskan, former Man­ To Celebrate fourteen years they came to live in Manchester and Incidentally, were ^ b o u t Town the fact that bills were left at the chester medical doctor, now with Manchester. Mrs. Darling's home the first Swedish couple to,be mar­ Average Dally Circulation The Weather the 102d Infantry regiment at homes of the different persqns was originally in New Britain and ried In this town. They were mar­ Featured at Hale*s Fbr the Month of Deewiibor, IM l Camp Blanding, Florida, attended when the enumeration was taken, Wedding Date Mr. Darling was from West Hart­ ried at St. M ary’s Epiaiwpai Foncoat of C. 8. Weather Burena P ^ i l U r d McInlOBh, a graduate of a luncheon party given Tuesday has resulted in a large number ford. church, Just 68 years ago tomor­ Manchester High school In 1938, aJ'the Hotel Ponce de Leon, St. paying in advance. The total num­ Have Five OiUdreo row. 7 ,1 0 0 hrmerty living on Oak place call- Occaeional very Bght eaow te- Augustine, Florida. The luncheon ber subject to the tax in Manches­ Mr. and Mm. Lee Darl­ In their. 25 years of happily mar­ For Saturday at the office of the town clerk Monber of tho AaAt alght, eeattaned moderately eel(L was given by wives of officers in ter is 14,870 and up until this ried life, they have had five chil­ ^thla morning to get A copy of his the <3d '(New\England) division; morning 3,122 had already paid. ing to Mark Their Bofsaa of Olfcalattoas ^birth cert'fleate. Ho has enlisted dren. One son is In the U. S. Ma­ inn honor of Mrs. John H. Hester, rine Corps, and is Rationed In New Manchester— A City of Village Charm. 1 in the Un'ted SUtes Marines and 25th Anniversarv. of Macon, Ga., wife of Brig-Gen­ The board of dtrectora of the River, North Carolina. 4Ila name is K u lll leave for service next week. Orange Loyal Lodge will meet to­ ^^SWie town clerk makes no charge eral Hester who commands the Lee also. Other children are D. (FOURTEEN PAGES) morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Darling, of Allte, William and Wallace Dar­ VOL. LXI., NO. 99 (ClaeelSed AivertM ag Oa Paga U ) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1942 PRICE THREE CENTS for such certificates. di^sion. 8 Church street, will celebrate Carol King ling. There is also one married their 25th wedding anniversary to­ , The Beethoven Glee Club will | Arthur Benson of the Benson Building Inspector David Cham­ daughter, Mrs. Martin Hensel. morrow at their home. There will Mr. Darling Is employed at the hold an important business meet-1 furniture company, returned last bers is now studying . the plsns be open house for all of their ' ing Monday ievanlng at rehearsal. night from a furniture buying presented by Louis Bayer for the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Com­ friends and relatives from 2 to 5 pany, in East Hartford. Details concerning the coming trip in New York, state. remodeling of the Matmell build­ In the afternoon, and from 7 to 10 ‘ concert at the Saengerbund Jan. ing Into flats and it is expected An interesting coincidence is in the evening. They cordially In­ here recorded. Mrs. Darling’s Dresses SI be dlaiussed, Business are to Michael Murphy, of North that work wiU be started next vite all to the celebration. A rt Johnson requests all maiden name 1s Ruth Hultberg. Manager street, left today to Join the Unit­ week. When It^^was announced in Mr. and Mrs. Darling were mar­ minnbera to be-present. ed States Army. He had been dis­ The Herald a short time ago that ried by Rev. Fredrick Wunder, In New BritMO- They lived there for 22 of Ore Carrier Crew Lost in Sinking; plans were being made to remodel charged about five weeks ago un­ Oladwln K. Lusk, of Avon, pub­ der the age limit clause but was the building Mr. Bayer was ap­ lic rdatlona assistant for the Oon- notified th it he could reenllst and proached by several who wished ALICE COFRA.N IT’S DIFFERENT BOCtleut Development Commission, took advantage of the opportunity to rent the apartments with the will lie the speaker at Monday’s (Known A* Queen Alice) W E LD O N ’S O W N to go back and assume his old rat­ result thst all but one of the SPmmiAL MEDIUM Im tMm mttmrmhl* meeting of the Kiwanis club at ing. apartments have already been NEW FORMULA the T. M. C. A. He virlll present Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son rented. Rom With a Veil. TOOTH PASTE the "Story of Connecticut" in Director Thomas Maxwell of the narrative and pictures. He will Readings Dally, Including Sunday, I. O. O. F. choir has called a re­ R. G. Schroll circulation mana­ 9 A. .M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint­ ----Better! Costa Leaa! U. S. Bombers Sink Japanese Transport also show motion pictures of the hearsal for Sunday afternoon at ger for the Hartford Courant in ment. In the Service of the-Peo­ Get A Tube Today state. Odd Fellows for 2:30. This choir is Manchester and Rockville, is leav­ At Our Pharmacy! ple for 80 Years. ------^------“ t ' ------^------preparing to return the entertain­ ing the local office at the end of 169 Church Street, Hartford. Conn. Paul FrankUn Shedd, 18, Donald ment the Ipdgfs in 1. O. O. F. Dis­ the month to join the Hartford Phone 6-0097 Cleveland Shedd. 19, and Robert trict 20 put on here some montM force, Batan Batdefielfl Clarence Shedd, 30, three sons of ago. All members are j-equested to Mr. Mrs. Clarence A. Shedd, be on hand at the hour mentioned. ,21 Survivors Land; 1 1 ^ ^ j4lt fo r British Malaya Units of M WethercU street, have enlist­ kegnUr lire* of World- ed la the United States Marine Hose and Ladder Company No. I A A Rivlon N aii. Corps and are awaiting their calls 4 of the South Manchester fire de­ En a k il • Oily Rs to service. They enlisted in Hart­ partment was called at 7:10 this SILENT GLOW _ Movia • plui bottle ford and took their medical exams morning to Murphy's restaurant Oil Burlier Sales and Service Fuel Oil Users— of Seal-Fast (with cholesterol). ' la Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Shedd on Main street to extinguished a Fall Back to South; ' Victim of Axis Sub; have two other younger children— fire that had started from some CHAS. G. SCHELL Imagine . . . regular sixes of fa 1 ______girls. grease overflowing" on a stovs in 1068 Main St. Tel. 8627 This Meter Prints mous "stay-on" Revlon Nail Enamel the kitchen. YOUR DEI,r\’EBY SLIP! and Remover and that wonder top­ coat Seal-Fast in the jolliest tar’s Militia Battles Japs Down 5 Jap Planes TALL CEDARS It regiatere the exact amount of oil which flowa cap you’ve ever seen! from our truck Into your storage tank. There’a no guesswork when you buy all your fuel oil frojn us T o m o rro w ...the delivery slip is accurate, the meter state Civilians Are Removed Imperial Forces Surren­ Commumque Gives De­ U-Boat First Sends Shell Night te.ated and approved. Aussies Ask tails of Operations Pre- j Stand Taken Crashing into Port Side Headquarters For Fuel Oil, From Oties in /New der Batu Pahat, West­ S:18 O’aock SUPER-BINGO viously Unannounced; Of Ship and Torp^o Range Oil — Koppers Coke Guinea; Japanese Hurl ern Anchor of Line On American Orange Hall . Pacific War t200 IN PRIZES New Landing Forces 60 Miles from Singa Fighting on Batan P en -: Follows Few Minutes 20 R c f. Games At Into Arc of Islands pore; No Important insula Confined to Allies in War \' Later; Survivors, All IS a Game for 25c Staff Place Protecting Australia; Change Elsewhere on Relatively Unimport- - In Same Lifeboat, Are .2 Free Games! ARMY & NAVY CLUB, Inc. P W O O D ^ JW .IU U COM "O N THI LIVIL" Operations on Front Front; Sharp Fight ant Skirmishes on Pan - American Politi­ Picked Up After 38 7 Specials! Curtin Says with £n>| Smart at an onaign ... iMt Coast Near Subic Bay. cal Committee Also Hours in Water. ' 51 •ItSCLI. ST. O i Thousand Miles. my M Gfttes Foicej ing Near Kluang Yet. Sweepstake! Saturday, January 24 draat'hat won )H atiipaa. lit Approves Principles ihirrnd blowaa is flankad Norfolk, Va., Jan. 2 6 .- ^ ^ $5 Door Prixe! A T 8:15 P. M. 25 GAM ES! Melbourne, Australia, Jan. Must Be Heard Effec‘ \ Singapore, Jan. 26.— (/P)— Washington, Jan. 26.— (/P)- Deliveries To Manchester, Bolton, Talcottville, obovn by a atripad yoka, O f Atlantic Charter. — Striking a sudden midnight (20) $5.00 GAMES! (3) $10.00 GAMES! llllUardvIlle. 26.— (yp>— Civilians were re­ lively on Strategy. Pounded for days by Japa —The War Department re-' batow by a slimming young ported today that seven blow with torpedoes and (1 ) $20.00 G AM E! (1 ) $50.00 G AM E! Read Herald Advs. waistband. Nutmag, Naa- moved today from cities in nese forces on the ground and American bombers, partici­ Rio De Janeiro, Jan. 26.— t/P)— shells, an Axis submarine A L L FOR $1.00! aau roia, duat blua, Pabbla New Guinea and in the heart Perth, Australia, Jan. 26.— — in the air, British Imperial The political Committee of the pating in the Jan. 24-25 at­ sank the American ore <»r- A n p k Parkinf In Rear of Club. Baach spun rayon. Sizaa of the Solomon islands as Prime Minister John Clurtln told forces have surrendered Batu Pan-American Conference adopted rier Venore off the North 11-15. jungle-trained Australian mi­ his people today that negotiations Pahat, western anchor of tack on a Japanese convoy on today a proposal to declare the Carolina 4 coast Saturday ?R0nCT litia battle invasion forces in are under way to give Australia their Malayan defense line 60 Maca.s.sar straits, sank an United States and all her Am eri­ morning and 22 crew mem­ (6a50 the hills of New Britain and a place of Gen. Sir Archibald P. miles from Singapore, anr enemy transport, set fire to can allies non belligerents, and ap­ another and shot down five proved the principles of the Atlan­ bers are believed lost, the 'Me KWVlhS Don^t Delay In New Ireland and the Japa- W avell’a Pacific war staff and said have fallen back to new posi­ tic charter which embodied the ncM hurled new Imndlng force* In­ enemy planes, and returned to Navy announced today. Twenty- Australia’s voice must be heard tions to the south, British head­ war aims of the United States and one survivors have been landed ab East Hartford’s Most Modem Package Store! Other Styles in Smart, Fresh Lovely Prints, to the arc of lelanda protecting quarters announced today. The their base undamaged. The com­ t o o ! effectively In councils on the war munique apparently referred to Britain. Norfolk. They said the sub first thu continent. The steadily-broad­ communique announcing the with­ Action on' both resolutions was Rayon Jerseys and Plain Crepes ening operations covered a broken strategy. succesaes first reported yesterday sent a shell crashing into the port Picking A Nice "The enemy.” he declared In a drawal Indicated there had been unanimous. side of the ahip and-a torpedo fol­ front extending almost 1,000 miles from the southwest Pacific head­ South Green Package Store nation-wide broadcast, "thunders no important change elsewhere on A t the committee meeting rep- lowed a few minutes later. from northern New Guinea cast to the Irregular 80 to 90-mile front quarters of the United Nations on Florida laland. Java, but gave details of other op­ Distress Call noshed. John Andislo, Prop. (Coatlsocd oa Page Two) along which the British, Austra­ (Continued on Page Two) The Venore’s radio operator $6-50 to $10.98 OrdWa m n MoMHaaUea lian and Indian defenders of Sin­ erations preriously unannounced. 450 Feet South of City Hall In East Hartford Warm f' flashed a distress call at 12:47 a, WhUe the mUiUa fought a de­ gapore are deployed. On Lunon island in the Philip­ ro., stating: laying action, the war cabinet or­ Sharp fighting was reported pines, the department aaid, fight­ "Two crashes so for. Win keep WINES, BEERS AND LIQUORS dered Immediate full mobilisation continuing, in the 'vicinity of Batan Joins the list of historic American battlefields as Gen. ing on Batan peninsula was con­ Solons Demand informed. Think swimming soon.” of working and fighting manpow­ Exact Growing Kluang, which Is situated SO miles Douglas MacArthur’s U. S.-Filiplno( Yorces make their heroic stand fined to relatively unimportant The latest message crackled out AT REASONABLE PRICES. er. All men up to 60 years of age north of here on the central Ma­ in the junglcd mountaln.s and on the open beaches of this Philip­ skirmia||ies on the west coast and a at 1:22 m.: Clearance Sale of will b* required to register. En- layan railway down which the pine peninsula. Outnumbered nearly 10 to 1. American troops hold in the vicinity of Subic Bay. a. Ousting of All Can not stay afloat much Telephone Hartford 8-3612 Manchester 8019 rtdlment of women Is expected to Toll Smashing Japanese have been trying to drive most of this peninsula and Ckiiregidor island fortress commanding Cebo Target In Air Bold longer." ^ follow. towrard thla vital naval base, the entrance to Manila Bay. Delayed reports received by the The survivors, all in the asms With the Japanese gainli.g little Preesure on Bight Flank OVERCOAT bases within striking distance of department from the western Pa­ Lax Officers lifeboat, were picked up after 38 Japs’ Vessels Winter Coats Little pressure, however, appar­ the mainland, bomb disposal cific war theater diaclo-sed that the hours in the water. They’re moving out fast. W e still have Wonderful values in small squads ware being formed In Aus­ ently wras being exerted by the city of Cebu on the island of the Their first comment upon reach­ sizes only, 14 to 18. Black with tralian cities and steps were taken Japanese on the British right flank .same name in the center of the Urge Courts Martial to ing port waa to bewail the fact a good choice of styles in rugged fabrics At Least #10 Nipponese where intermittent artillery fire Silvdr Fox collars. Regular to extend the present blackout to Congress Is Given Philippine archipelago, was the that their ship was not armed. $36-00 all coastal oommunltlea Ships Sunk and 17 was sMd to be bolding tbe Invad­ object of an intensive air raid by Mete Out Punishment Able bodied Seaman Hubert that will give you long wear. ', $45.00. Now: ers to the north bank of the Mer- British War Relief Anny Minister Francis Forde 18 enemy bombers Jan. 21. To Those in De­ Clarke, 35 Hammond street, Bos­ announced that dvlUans were be­ Damaged Since Friday sing river, 6S miles from Singa­ One small boat waa sunk in Ce­ ton. declared: " I f we had had o Plus Tax. All-Sales Final! pore. Help In That Important Job ing taken from bombed Madang By United Nations. bu harbor, but no other serious bacle at Pearl Harbor. gun, I would have token charge o f In northeastern New Guinea and The communique added that Big Bill to Finance damage waa reported. it myself and blasted that sub out Of Keeping The Youngsters Tulagl on Florida Island In the early this morning a Japanese of the water." The department also reported Washington. Jait. 26.-(.O — An­ Solomons. Civilians were removed BaUvla, N. E. 1., Jan. 26.—(A^— convoy consisting o£ two merchant The Venore, 8,016-ton. 530-foot' Healthy! ships and several wrarahips was that the large Japanese tanker het gry demands came from Congress BINGO from the east coast New Guinea American Dying fortresses, Dutch afire by American bombers Jan. former tanker, had been .convert­ One Black Coat sighted off Endau, on the east W e Have AH Sizes In town of Lae during the week-end. bombers and submarines and Uni­ Objective of Navy 20 off Jolo ultimately sank. members today for the expulsion ed Into an ore carrier. (Them was no immediate tndl- ted States cruisers and destroyers coast of the peninsula 8S miles of any "Incompetents" hdldlng re­ The tshlp, owned by The Ore Monday Evening at 8 O^clock Regular $59.76. N o w ...... from here. Endau previously had The text of the department's Mink collar. Size 16. Plus Tax. exacted a growing toll today as communique. Number 76 of Die sponsible position in the war effort Steamship Company, was hit at $50-00 (Osatiaaed on Page Tea) they smashed repeatedly in the been reported evacuated by the and for courts martial to mete out least twice by torpedoes Friday up British. war, based on reports received up TAN RUBBERS Battle of Macassar Straits at large Sum of $17,722,565,- punishment on those responsible and it sank In the Atlantic Satur­ It was not Immediately clear to 9:30 a. m., e. s. t. today: Japanese Naval and tran.sport for- Japs’ Bases for the debacle of Pearl Harbor. day morning, the Navy said. For Children and Misses. ORANGE HALL whether the appearance o f the 474 Asked to Attain *'l. Philippine Theatef; mationa. A furore pf rare blttemeaa on The crew members said the sub­ convoy indicated an attempt by r « eA i.i ; Henderson Hit A compilation of communiques "Fighting on Batan peninsula both aides o f ’CapltoI Hill followed marine fired one shell St the ship Entire Proceeils Monday Night Will Be Given One Black Box Coat the Japanese to turn the British Unquestioned Suprem­ was confined to relatively unim­ showred the United Nations farces, Hit Heavily the week-end report of a Presiden­ which struck it shout amidahip flank by a landing behind the portant skirmishes on the west iciHoin^N.; to the Red Cross. Regular $49.75. Now ...... wortcing on a coordinated schedule acy Above, Below and; tial Investigating commlaston. on the port side. A few minutes During Debate to defend the approaches to Java, lines. coast and In the vicinity o f Subic balming non-cooperation and “ de- ■ STOM o r a a a irrr J Mountain Sable collar. Size 40. $42-00 nerve center of the Dutch East In­ ItoUct 4M OwMalttes On Seas by Ship, Plane bay. relecUon of duty" by Hawaii area Admission 25c r By Airmen (CooUnued on Page Tea) .• TirTtii.’uH er a j-VTt Trrtrrfi dies, had stmk at least 10 Japanese Tbe communique said that a Building Program. "Delayed reports advise that the commanders of the Arm y and Men*8 and Boys* Wooten Wolcott Doubts Price ships and damaged, at least 17 oth­ Sikh battalion had inflicted at city of Cebu suffered an intensive Nn\'y for success of the Japanese ers writh bombs, torpedoes and least 400 casualties on the Japa­ Chinese Troops Mass in air raid on Jan. 21. Eighteen en­ sneak attack on the great Pacific Administrator Is Fit shells since Friday. nese In heavy fighting Saturday at Washington, Jan. 26;— emy bombers participated In the Naval base. The Japanese already had forced Kluang, on the central front SO attack. One small inter-island boat Many Senators and Repreaenta- ’vH' y e .i" Toiletries Man for His Job. -Congress received today a Great Numbers for Ac­ Flashes! MaiJdnaws $6*^0 (OontiBaed ew Page Two) (Oaatlaaad oa Togo Tea) $17,722,565,474 appropria­ tion Against Thai­ (Oontlnoed on Page Tea) (Cbotinued on Page Tw o) (Late Bulletins of tbe (JC) Wire) duR *75c N oxxem a...... 49c tions bill, largest in the na­ And tip Washington, Jan. 26.—(A)— Rep- land and Indo-Oiina. ♦50c Hilid’s Honey Almond Cream . . . .25c rsasntaUv* Wolcott (R., Mich.) tion’s history, to finance the Promises Probe of Kbui asserted in the House today that Navy’s war objective of at­ Washington, Jan. *6—-efy Men *8 Wool he doubted whether Leon Hender- taining unquestioned suprem­ . . . . 59c ^son, price administrator, was "tern- Reds Mopping Up Vast acy above, below and on the Rangoon, Bumia, Jan. S6.— British Admit Going state where tbe Ku Klux Klan 1* lAsterine (>e>—The British 'command to­ operating” waa promised toda> by peramsntally fitted" for his Job. seas through a gigantic ship $6-00 50c. Ipana Tooth Paste...... ____39c During debate on compromlae day reported "no change of Chairman Die* (D„ Tex.), w'bea hs and plane building program. In And Up. price control legielatlon Wolcott tbe altoattoa on tke Tenas- asked the House to continue untt Zipper Jackets 15c Four Way Cold Tablets .... 2 for 25e Areas on Long Front sending the huge outlay proposed serim front,” Indicating that Back More in Libya Jan. S, 1943, the life of his commit­ a ^ : to the House for debate the appro­ Pro*phy«lac«tic Nylon Tooth Brush .... 23c “The reason we have been fight­ British Uiies east of Moulmcin tee investigating Un-.\roerlcaa ne- ing over thla for aeveral monthe la priations committee dealt in su­ were holding firm against the tivlties. Announcement of the pro­ 75c Bayer Aspirin Tablets...... 59c thst we doubt that Leon Hender­ Take Advantage of Cold­ perlatives — “stupendous" and Japaaeoei Invasion from Thai- Axis Forces Apparently jected Klon investigation was made Boys* Wool son la temperamentally fitted for Japs Report ’’ataggerlng”—to deacribe Its aims kuid. Amertcoa volan’teer air­ Yankee Units b. Dies after the committee hod 50c Phillip’is Milk of Magnesia . . . i . . 34c thla Job. He’s a splendid fellow. est Weather in Recent but expresaed full confidence In men wltb tbe Chlneee Air Aiming to By-Past Ben­ hMrd behind closed doors tesU- their accomplishments "with un­ mony from J. A. C'olescott of At­ $ 5 * 0 0 I dont* believe he'a a Communist.’' Decades After Wiping Force added to tbetr al­ g a s i ; New Buttle Cen­ $1.25 Father John Medicine . . . i ...... 84c Wolcott contended that the con­ Furious Fight believable dispatch." ready long string of laurels Reach Ulster lanta, described by Dies as Imperial Zappa* Jackets And Up 100 Capsules A, B, D, G Vitamins . . .$1.50 ference report would not Interfere Out Nazis’ Winter Line IMS Ssea Critical Year on this Asiatic front by tying ter Near Zouiet Msus. wizard of tbe Klan. who appeared with government “bureauerata" An . accompanying 313-page tbeir Tonaabawks lato a Jap- I voluntarily. 35c Vick’s Vapo R u b ...... F. . .27c who might be more Interested In Mechanized Forces in transcript of testimony before the aaeae Sghter force o^-er tbe Stimton .\nnounces Ar­ ceatrolUng agrlcnlturs and bust- Moscow, Jan. 26.— (tP)— committee by Secretary of Navy Rangoon area. Uno^glal re­ Cairo, Jan. 26.—1/P)— The More Sabotage la Poland MEN’S ' ♦50c Pond Cold Cream ...... 39c nsaa than la regulating pricea. Winter • toughened Russian! Battle on Malay Penin Knox and high ranking Naval of­ port* said they shot down rival; Size of Force and Britiah acknowledged today London, Jon. 36—i/P>—Inereo^ Ing sabotage in Poland boa SteagaM .Mka Apwreeal soldiers, taking advantage o f , ficials disclosed their conviction theijr Jopoaeae raiders, proba­ they had been driven still LEATHER Chairman Steagall (D., Ala.) of sula Near Kluang. that 1942 would prove the critical Details Not Given, brought about the ex^uttoa of SS the coldest weather in recent bly destroyed two others and farther back in Libya by (len. railroad workers at Ssnokowo, FREE! ORCHID the Bouse Banking Committee year in the battle for victory. damaged another. One Ameri­ JACKETS CRYSTAL DLSHES aaked approval at the conference decades, were reported today | Tokyo. j*n. 26-(O fnciai Broad- Erwin Rommel’s counter-at­ railway Junction of tke PoUok- COMPANA "If we can hold our own. and can filer failed to get back to ! Washington. Jan. 26—