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MONDAY, TEBRUART 19. IM lI Average Dally Cirenlation Manchester Evening Herald Uto MMth o f Jammry, 1945 9,063 nel of that company at Oamp Agoattnelll, of 98 Olenwood street, Member of tbe Audit Sunset Rebekah Ix>dge will begin The offlclsl board of the Cove­ Blending, Fla., to attend the Offi­ nant-Congregational church will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Secundo Its ineeting tonight Lieut. Gworek cer's Candidate School at Fort Ban­ Borem at CIrcalstlone meet this evening at 8 o’clock at Agoatinelll, la endeavoring to se­ ning, Ga. He received his commis­ Our First Shipment In Manchester— A City o f VUlage Charm About Town Odd Fellows hall: A Military Whist cure confirmation of . the enemy wUl follow at 8:16 under the dlrec- the home of Carl Johnson, M sion as a Second Lieutenant of In­ PRICE THREE CENTSA , Spruce street. War Prisouer short wave broadcaat through the fantry and has been overseas 18 (TEN PAGES) Uon of PaM Noble Grand Grace American Red Croea. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1945 , Otcvb O o( C«nt*r oburcti worn* monttis. (C losed Advertielag m Page 8) Hatch and her committee. Over A Year! rvoL. L xrv., n o . i i 9 ML £ S . W snk Blckmore, iMuler, Daughters «< Liberty No. 138, Lieutenant Gworek left Man- MMt In th« Robbins room to- Gibbons Assembly. Catholic La­ I Ladies Intsmatlonsl Orange Asso­ Ohio Short Wave Listen- cheater In March, 1941, aa a mem­ Borrair srsnln* nt 7:45, for Its dles of Columbus, will bold a cov­ ciation, will meet tomorrow eve­ ber of Company K, 169th Infantry Fine Quality “ Rose Filet” Pattern . V 'monthlx business session. A so- ered dish supper tomorrow eve­ ning at 7:30 in Orange hall. A Reports He Heard and was selected from the person- MRS." JOSEPHINE Red Marshals Confer eisl Urns wUI follow and the hos- George Washington speclsl will ning at 6:30 at the Y. M. C. A. follow the business session. In German Broadcast. P. HILLS I W O Jima Air Field tnrmiT win be Mrs. Walter Wad­ Guests on this occasion wUl be charge of Worthy Mistress Miss dell, Mrs. Ernest Bengston, Mrs. the 61 new members who have .eds Punch Several Anns Dickson and her associate Graduate Hartford Art Mrs. RJchmrd Gworek, of 03 Paul Agsird and Mrs. Blckmore. J ^ e d the assembly during the officers. Final arrangements will School • Late Scarfs past lodge year. If any of the Olenwood street, was overjoyed Qil Burners also be made for the anniversary Saturday when she received a mes­ and Warsaw Academy The family of Harry F. Sweet latter have not been contacted, celebration of the lodge next and nf Putnam street has been called they are a.sked to call any of the sage from a short-wave radio lis­ Announces Her Art Course Seized by Marines; 1 month. to Danielson, because of the death following committee before noon tener hi Ohio who Informed her that he had listened in to a Ger­ Furnaces Beginning Feb. 23 at 8 p. m. and Doilies Holes in Nazi Lines; % tomorrow: Mrs. W. L. Conlon and o f Mr*. Sweet’s father, George Anderson-Shea Poet 2048, Vet­ • MASONIC TEMPLE Bwney, which occurred Saturday Mrs Edward Underhill, co-chair­ man propaganda broadcast recent­ A Few Still Available. All Sizes for Bedroom^ Living Room and Dining Room. erans of Foreign Ware will hold ly and had heard a meaaage that .Adnlta and Children Taught ' at Uie Roosevelt Hospital, New men; Mrs. WlUiam O’Hara. Mrs. their meeting tomorrow night at Cain Mahoney, Mrs. Charles her husband, Lieut. Richard J. RACKLIFFE OIL CO. Drawing and Painting with Tork. 8:16 at the Home, Manchester Gworek was a German prisoner of Varlniin Mediums. Tel. 6359, Repulse Jap Attack Nute, Mrs. John Hayford. Mrs. R . O U t t d #*#••. e eeeee#to*eeeaaaea j Green. war and located In a German prla- 1^1. Hartford 7-6191 To Regtater or f6r Further Tbere will be a special meeting William Taylor. Mrs. Benjamin 898 Maple Avenue — Hartford Konev Drives Ahead Information. Munson and Mrs. John'Dormer. on camp. R o u n d •e.eeaaeeeeaeaeeeeaeaa Wednesday night at 7:S0 of the Manchester Grange members At the eeme time Information lady members of both th club and are reminded of the setback par­ Fight Toughest Battle in ’There will be contract bridge was also passed along to another ^lound 30c auxiliary of Anderson-Shea Post ty tomorrow evening at eight soldier, presumably of the same 3046 V. F. W. at’ the now home, for all Mason.s and their families o’clock at the home of Mrs. regiment; s reeldent of a town in History of Corps to at the Masonic Temple tonight at 18” Round ...... ; ...... 79c [Germans . Indicate Re­ Howitzers Smash llanehMter Green. The purpose of Charles Yurkahot, 69 Haynes Pennsylvania, which was unidenti­ eight o’clock. Liberal prize.s In­ ’ Capture Airdrome this meteing is to organize a bowl­ I street. The Home Economics fied. was also s prisoner in that sumption o f Offensives Canadians Forces cluding door prizes and refresh­ 24” R o u n d ...... S1.29 ing league. It is urgent that as committee, which Is In charge, camp. Toward and From ‘Fanatically’ De­ many women members attend as ments are offered. urges tbs members to 110 tables. Reported MIesliig Jaa. 8 Lieutenant Gworek was original­ We Have Just Received 12” Square...... 39c Intramuros Area fending Japanese Alt­ names will be drawn to form the A special meeting of Dllworth- Dresden; Breaks Near various teams and to get the Mrs. Barie Clifford, of Strant ly reported missing In action to Clear Goch Ruins; Oomell Post, No. 102, The Ameri­ 6x12 Oval and O blon g...... 25c er Breaking Up Night schedule under way. street, and Miss Barbara Hubbard, France on Jan. 2, 1945. Guben, Sorau and at can Legion, will be held In the of 179 Main street, spent the week­ Hta wife, the former Mies Mollie l|(>xl4 Oval and O blon g...... 39c (Counter-Attack;. Nav­ Legion Home at eight o’clock to­ end in Boston. Lauban; Fighting ‘of Thick Outer Walls night. Important buslneas is to be A Full Line Of Open 12x18 Oval and O b lon g ...... > 50c Yank Front Wider al Gunfire Big Aid. transacted and all members are Mrs. Edward 8. Dlk and daugh­ Bitterest Type’ Raging .requested to be present,. ter Adeline of Henry street left BARBER SHOPS Military Whist 16x24 Oval and^Oblong...... $1.00 Between Bober, Neisse. ------^ '------Clearing Way for Tanks United States Pacific Fleet today for Boeton, and win spend WILL BE OPEN ALL Key Workers ODD FELLOWS HALL the week with reUttves In that l^ix3^i Scarfs $1.2^^ Repel Five Counter-At­ Headquarters, Guam, Feb. city and In Gloucester, Mass. DAY WEDNESDAY The caption that accompaniecJ this ra(3lophoto fitim de­ And Infantrymen De­ Monday,* Feb. 19, 8:15 , London, 2o.-an at ASSOaATION 24x40” Washable Officers and Men Liber­ Goch, fortified Siegfried line 17:30 and the Entered Apprentice ^zumad hit push toward these two city) today to clear the way I Cheater W. Nlmitz announced. 28 Main Street degree wUl be conferred. I cities after withstanding German ated from Nazi Pris­ road center, today and re­ for tanks and infantrymen To Be Deferred, Selec- Push Path .Across Island counter-atUcks which Berlin only pelled at least five vicious Appeal to Agree Phone 6269 BROWN'S on Camps Despite At­ determined to wipe out the Uve Service Admits. Stronfily supported by Naval Chenille Scatter Rugs last night aaW had swept back in­ counter-attacks which check­ last major Japanese strong- and aerial units which drovs oft to four towns. the first reported attempts by For Bedrooms and Bathrooms. tempts at Evacuation. ed gains on the northern point in the capital and free Washington, Feb. 20.—(/P)—In­ GARAGE DeclarM Nazi Unea Broken wing of the western front. At Japanese planes to attack the In® - The German communique de­ 7,000 civilian hoaUget. stead of "a very limited number.” vadera, the Marines pushed a ” 16 B nlnari Place DMRWARE Bulletin! the opposite flank, the American On War Powers It was possible some of the clared Konev breached German aa officially announced, approxi­ path clear acroaa the island, with ■ (Rear of the Gas (To.) HALE'S SELF SERVE Moscow, Feb. 30—

ly, 12, $7,850: Dorothy B. Kuhnly, V/iilin:afitic. $0,590; Esther Hoff­ appears only as the collection and HAnUnESTEIl BVEmnU HEKAl/U. MAWUHEBIBB. «> «N - TUkSDAT, FEBKOARY 20. 194i 36. $10,500: Raymond A. Erickson. man Kavalier. 37. West Hartford, BARBER SHOPS ;r Foxhole Play distribution agent. Awards Near , 6. $6,500; Mary. J .' Kurneta, 18. $13,000: Sandra Lois Kavalier,’ 6, It is hoped that the filling and Middletown, $9,500. WMt Hartford, $6,500; Charlea WILL BE OPEN ALL south of Moyland but failed to |Collector W ill Figure sending of these overseas chests opposition to Wallace one# Frank Bradley, 37, Simsbury, Tomalonle, 47, Hartford. $6,650; DAY WEDNESDAY shake the Canadians who were Building Plan may start' at once. Any peraon or Mmion M ark $15,000; Helsn Bradley, 35, Sims­ Valerie J. Nogas, 8, Hartford, * 8.013 Local RcsldentB measure ia signed. Red Advance la n Series throwing an arc around Catcar. K its Shown Job Placing organization Intsrested In helping bury. $18,000; Seymour J. Lapuk. $7,000. Own Cars, Records Show Senator Byrd (D.. Va.). said it. One counter-blow was niade with with this project for the men in CLOSED io Falcetta looked as though Wallace would Tax for Most People 8, Hartford. $7,000; Sarah Lapuk, Of Revivals ten tanks and seif propelled guns. Baldwin Cur the front lines (many of whom $294,000 Given Efltates 40, Hartford, $11,000; Minnie Hess, Retrial Set for April 4 ALL DAY THURSDAY Manchester, according to the Record Made be confirmed but he and others of Frees Yanks All were beaten with considerable V . •______• Recreation Items De­ may well be Mancheater men) la ' AMeMori, has 8,013 inotor vc- like views were continuing their 40, Brooklyn. N. Y.. $13,500; Mary Los Angeles, Feb. 20—(45—The Washington’s Birthday Dies o n Luzon losses to the foe. asked to contact the Red Crosa Of 30 Persons Dying B. Oorgrove, 53, Hartford, $12,500; retrial of Joan Berry’s paternity I hides, but it Is expected that fight against the nomination, signed to Entertuin chapter office, phone 4115, or Mrs. Taft pitched his oppoaltlon to The Germans were using a Urge* Planning Now I About 3 0 Million to Use Louis Steinberg. 73, Hartford, suit against Charlie C3iaptln has I about 6,000 will call for their Held Giptivc Rpv. Charles A. Gibson sunken road from Moyland into Philip Cheney. Camp and Hospital In Circus Fire. MANCHESTER license pistes st the branch of- Total of 1 ,0 4 2 Veterans Wallace on the contention that W eddings Service Men at Front. $8,500; Paul O. Viering, 4, Hart­ been set for April 4. Attorneys confirmation of the appointment To Be at Nazarene tho* woods for reinforcements. Take Up Eniplpymenl Form W -2 ; Limited chairman, phone 3311. Mrs. Che­ ford. $6,500; Mary F. Bergin, 47. for both parties agreed to the BARBERS iU»cal Soldier Succumbs i flee of the motor vehicle de­ (Continued From Page One) ney will be happy to talk t<5 any Hartford, Feb. 20.—(45— Awards Given Employnieiit in “would destroy business confi­ Allies Edge Foiayard Slowly Beginning today, tn windows at Hartford, $7,500. earlier date although retrial of the To Wounds Received partment which opened this (lliureli for 12 Days. Slack After War. To Less Than $ 5 ,0 0 0 club ot group to explain in greater to the estates of victims of the civil action originally had been set ASSOCIATION morning at the American Le- dence on which post-war prosperi­ On the western flank. German the J. W. Hale Co. and the Man­ Kenneth Gorsky. 5 1-2. Hartford, The Last Month. try. Gruenberg was captured in detail, or to answer questions over for May 2. - ! gion Home on U^onnrd street. ty depends" Normandy. Colley in Tunisia and batteriea laid down a terrific bar­ Income Group. Staddon-McAIlister chester Electric Division, in con­ Ringling Brothers and Barnum * $6,500; William Franz, Jr„ 3 1-2, In Battle Day Before. Senator Hill (D.. Ala.), retorted The Church of the Nazarene Hartford, Feb. 20.—(4")—Gover-I the phone; Every local organiza­ ' _ There was a fair turnout for Demling on the Anzio beachhead. rage against Scottish troops south Miss Ruth Irene McAllister, junction with the pictures of serv­ tion that possibly can is urged to Bailey Combined Shows, Inc., cir­ Hartford, Feb. 20.— A record that Wallace’s roco.d w-as clear. will open a 1'2-day Revival Cam­ of Afferden on the road to Venlo. nor Baldwin has recommended! the first day, as up to n o ^ 300 Editor .Among IJlierated j>ublic building as a cure for post-1 (Editor’s Note: This is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ice personnel displayed there, may take one or as many as po.ssible cus fire here last July 6 neared the . Private, flrM cla *. Dulllo V. number of veterana were placed He said It contained many State­ 19 miles away. Infantry did not had secured their inserts. Colley reported that among the paign Wedne.sday night at 7:30. war unemployment and iirgedl second of 12 stories explaining be seen samples of the new Red of these boxes to fill.______million-dollar mark today follow­ ; IPaleetta, 24, of 1S3 Oak atreet. an ments that government spending follow the enemy shells, however, J. McAllister, of 17 Jackson street, in Jobs by the United States Em­ Americana liberated by the Rus­ wltti.the Rev. Cliarlcs A. GilJson. that it be planned now but not! who has to do what about his Cross Overseas Recreation chests ing the resumption of hearings by original m*mber of Company K, should be decreased and private was married Saturday evening at ployment Service offices of the sian offenaive was Wright Bryan, and the situation there was un­ started until "the actual need| Income taxes). and their contents. The Camp and the special board of arbitration. investments increased. U.D , of Kankakee. 111., as the changed. Between Afferden and 6 o’clock to William Arthur Stad- Hospital Councils have been asked At yesterday’s hearings, awards ■ 168th Infantry, 43rd Division, Ing n a .. with the 169th Regi­ War Manpower Commisalon In managing editor of The Atlanta should ariae.” don, T. M. 2-c. U. S. Navy. New Slick lo Decision speai.er. Dr. Gibson has served in Goch, the Allies edged forward By James Marlow to provide some 150,000 of these totaling $294,000 to the estates of A Letter of Appreciation which left Manchester for service ment and after eight months of January, state director William Nertes Comnnerra Office “ Vaijant” Journal, captured in France short­ In his weekly radio bi-oadcastl London, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ern­ training in the South went over the Church of the Naza;-ene for slowly south of Hassum. The road la.st night the governor predicted! Washington, Feb. 20—(A*)—Don't boxes, as a start, to be sent to the 30 persons who died in the fire in March. 1841, died of woun^ J. Fitzgerald of the War Man­ Washington. Feb. 20.—I F )T h e ly after the invasion. He added est Staddon of Salvator, West Vir­ Terrier Must Die seas to the South Pacific ar new Congressional Directory, dis­ that Bryan had a minor foot In­ over 30 years, as pa.stor. district between the towns was cut. that "serious and diflicult” prob­ get fidgety about filing your 1944 ginia. The ceremony was perform­ extreme fronts in every battle brought the combined total thus sustained in action in Luzon, the power Commission said today in Lieut. Gen. Alexander M. Patch's zonea. ,, , . tributed at the Capitol today, jury and that the last time he had superlnte.ident, and evangelist. lems might be presented by the end! I Income tax return. Moet people ed at the Center Congregational zone, far beyond the regular far to $751,575 for a total of 47 to the many friends of Wrigley's Spearmint, , Philippines, on January 21, 1945, Another brother. Falcet­ announcing a total of 1.042 veter­ Seventh Army captured Etzling, 3 bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio leaves blank a third of a page seen him Bryan was in friendly His lUt.standing work was in the of the war nnd he urged the Gen-I won’t have to figure their own tax. church by the pastor. Rev. Clifford recreation rooms, where Red Cross Los Angeles. Feb. 20—i>Pi—Mr ca-ses. An additional 30 cases are ta is at present iorving with an an placements for the month. This state of Ohio, where he spent 19 1-2 miles south of Saarbriiecken, eral Assembly to use all economy| Field Directors will distribute the and Mrs. Drucilla Derdenger are scheduled for hearing this week. Pnlcetta, were notified today. _ compared with 764 placements in normally devoted to the biography Polish hands. Taxpayers are in two main O. Simppon, who used the double . Private Falcetta - was wounded antl-Unk unit on the Western of thj secretary of commerce, fn years-and saw the membership of and Oeting, less than a mile from in making iflj the state budget for| ring service. contents. adhering to their decision that Yesterday's awards included: Doublemint and “Juicy Fruit” Chewing Gum the previous month. Captain Gruenberg. an Interne groups: their pet Stafford.shire terrier In the Luzon Invasion on January front. explanation, it notes that the of- the di.strict grow from a meagre Forbach, French border town of the biennium starting July 1. Group 1. People who don’t have Miss Mildred McAllister, sister It is probable that many organi­ Mary Bedore. 13. Winsled $7,500; in St. Elizabeth’s hospital, Wash­ mu.st die for killing their baby 20 and succumbed to his woiind.s The state director said that of fllje la "vacant.” ington. D. C.. before the war. said 3.000 to nearly 11.000. Before the 11,500. High ground overlooking Baldwin said the present finan­ to figure their tax. You're in this of the bride, was maid of honor and zations, or even Individuals, will be Olive Snelgrove, 42, Plainvlllc, the total number of placements division two years ago, making Forbach was seized. cial picture of the state “appearsl glad to fill one or more of these daughter although more than half $10,000; Edwin R. Snelgrove, 48, the following day. ^ that many of the escaped Ameri­ 1 group if your income was less than of approximately 1,000 letters re­ made in January approximately cans now are fighting alongside The Seventh Army crossed the to be a very happy one.” but as-l I $5,000 and if your deductions were boxes with small games and other Plainvillc, $15,000; Elizabeth M. In Five Major Battles 80 per cent of them were veterans ceived from all over the nation Award Medal the Russians inside Germany, us­ ■''V: Saar river. To the cast, it captured eerted that the "pleasing picture| not more than 10 per cent of your small recreational items, for cer­ Dclavergne, 33, Meriden, $12,000; A veteran of five major cam from the present World War The the border town of Frauenberg. fades when we think atxnit the po­ tainly the need is great for some have urged them to spare the dog. Marguerite Birch, 37, Meriden, Board Names ing borrowed weapons and a [ Income. Mrs. Derdenger signed an order u « 6 • paigns in the South Pacific, Pfc. USES offlcea also directed 400 1 "grunt and point#system” of sign less than ten miles from the Saar tential obligations. . .during the! form of■ fuh "in for■ those men living $9,500; Shirley Ann Birch, 9, Meri­ * a e T iw cetta had served 28 months in World Wsr II veterans to other | Group 2. People who do have to authorizing the city pound , to de­ a N T o Lieut. Elies language. citv of St. Ingert, which was shell­ future years, and. if we arq real-| figure their own tax. You’re in this in foxholes and dugouts in the den. $7,000: Arland Birch. 12, a w that war area and had taken part agencies for .service. Some 27.2 . ed last December. Folpersweiler ists. we rpiist recognize that we are I stroy the dog in a gas chamber. M • New Teaeliei Otm of these he identified as a A ! group if your income was $5,000 or very front lines. She and her husband say the let­ Meriden, $7,500. M I In the invasions of Munda, Bou­ placements of handicapped veter- j “Captain Dunkleberg." fell; Aucrsmacher, two miles in­ faced with the grim reality of te-| The contents of these boKfs in Sandra L. Logan. 4, Middletown, gainville, New Guinea, Leyte and ans and 28 placement assist., were ; lions and difficult problems. ‘ more or If. with Income of less ters have not changed their minds. But Since Wapping Fly­ "I don’t remember his first name side the Reich, was cleared and a than $5,000, your deductions were no way duplicate the kitbags The Dergcnger baby, Mar- $6,500; Elizabeth B. Putnam, 44, Luzon. He wore the Combat In­ also made In January. j or home town but I believe he’s V wood to the north was taken. Will Present Complex ProMcms Storrs, $14,000: Mary B. Putnam, fantryman's Badge for merltod- Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce more than 10 percent of your in­ which are furnished to all men guerila, 21 months, was seized by er Is War Prisoner, World War II veterans directed from Alabama." he added. ".Any­ "The post-war reconversion I going overseas, for the kitbags 9. Stores, $7,000; Marjorie Metcalf, Stiff to Moflermte Resistance come. the dog. Woof, and choked to death I, jia n t i s SfiSSS oue service. to other agencies InrludiKi 172 to how he was in the 321st Glider years, " he continued, will presentl contain chiefly comfort articles, 51. $13,000: Geoi'gianna M. Kuhn- Pfc. Falcetta attended Man­ Wife to Get It. .Selected to Teach at Patton’s Army in the center met more difltcult and coutolex prob-l Two Main Kinds of Forms in it.s jaws last Tuc.sdny. the Veteran's Administration; 181 Field Artillery.” stiff to moderate resistance. Win- sewing kit. paper and pencil, chester grantimar schools and to the Vocational Rehahilltation i Lincoln School. Fine Treatment Received lems of taxation and finance than] And there are two main kinds of Manchester High school, leaving deniigen was taken in a surprise candy, etc. These new boxes are .pltlt of Posslbw. forco, Mrs. Charles N. Knes. of .Sulli Service; 3.1 to Selective Service;; "Statements of our liberated sol­ we have ever had to cope with I tax forms: to be filled with purely recrea­ m gb scborf in his senior year to cros.iing of the Moeelle river Into 1. Form W-2, the check-size van avenue, Wapping, has been 30 to the different Veteran's | diers and airmen all attest to fine before and so it is well that wej tional Items, and are to be sent enter the federalized National Mrs, Elizatieth Bruce, of 43 1 the Siegfried line zone. The 94th are strong tinanciall3’ for we shall | withholding receipt given you by . . w .n o . 0 notified by the AdjuUnt General s Training Agencies; .1.1 to other treatment by the Poles and Rus­ division, five miles inside Germany, only to the very front. gam Sailors overs there can Guard. He went to Camp Bland- office in Washington that her agencies engaged in veteran a c -: Church street, was last night sian., whether military or civilian.” need all of that strength.” your boss if he withheld taxes occupied high giound near Kirk, There are many thinfis which and Mere a mind, to kno* ** husband. Second Lieut. Charles tivltles. named a teacher in Grades V and Deane said. "Within their power The governor pr^icted that gen-1 from your wages or salary during For Tea at its Best northeast of Sinz. eral fund income would decrease | may be included, of course, but it v iith « e nonX ledictfts and N. Enea. has Been awarded the VI in the Lincoln school, made va- our Allies have done everything The Fifth division advanced a the year. is very important that every item Air Meilal for meritorious achieve­ they could tn be kind, merciful and during the next'two years becaiiss, 2 Form 1040. ThU is a 4-pa^e vant hy the resignation of Mrs Ar- mile through a clean gash in the be email— the aim is to have each ment while participating in sus­ friendly." Siegfried line and captured Stock- he said, the peak In state revenue I standard-size form. When it is loeyn Patton. All of the liberated prisoners from war-swollen corporation snd| thing o f such size that it may be tained bomber combat operations Key Workers en, six and a half miles from the used one way it is called the easily slipped into a boy's pocket. ih ik k M id over Germany and German occu- 'This action was taken by the reaehing Moscow said the Germans other taxes had passed. “short-form." When it is used important Eifel mountain road mmwmKLtmnmamm Board of Education at its meeting, had provided only'a starvation diet Playing cards, pinochle decks, p i«l countries, by direction of the center of Bitburg (pop: 4,043). He estimated general fund in­ another way it is called the "long- miniature sets of chess men, the nomination having been made for Allied ofTicers and men alike. come for the first year of the com- I and "Juicy gUB Of President. Will Be Held The warriors of the Red Diamond pocket size cribbage or checker Since Lieutenant Ents is a pris­ by Superintendent Arthur H. III- They asserted a situation tanta­ for the second year at $39.2.50^000.1 Form w -2 and the 1040 short Ing. Mrs. Bruce is a graduate of killed 75 Germans and wounded 100 boards, pocket size games of all oner of war in Germany he will mount to mass murder would have" ing biennium at $41..50(j.000 form are for people whose income Boston University nnd taught for Rev. Charles .A. Gibson in taking the town, eight miles I Mrs. W. A. Staddon kinds, small books of cross word iM C M L not be able to receive the decora­ From Draft resulted if Red Cross parcels had north of Echtemach. The Fifth The income for the first year of the was less than $5,000 andwhose de­ 13 years in Taunton, Mass. She puzzles, tennis ball-s, soft balls, tion. It will be presented to his not implemented the diet. also approached Enzen and sent present biennium waa $41,500,0001 ductions were not more than 10 Willard Kerby of the Navy was "SALADA” the new Central and Western wife in the near future. was named for the remainrr of the Prisoners estimated the daily ra­ ocarinas, harmonicas, toneltes. and (Continued From Page One) schcKil year at a salary of $1,350 Ohio di.stricLs. the Ohio district elements a mile and a half north and for the Aral period an estimat­ percent of that Income, best man. any other small musical instru­ Lieutenant Bnes U, a bomber pi­ tion tn the German camps contain­ of the Enz river to commanding ed $41,000,000. You use the 1040 long form it The bride who was given in mar­ a year. ed not more than 1.300 calories, was the largest in the denomina­ ments arc among the things sug­ lot att*u;hed to the Eighth Air tion. high ground. Would itediiee Income vour Income waa $5,000 or more, riage by her father wore a gown TEA wring RariiSS Boards would have to And that Dr. Savage .Appointed althoup.h 1,800 calories is the usu- gested, Also, Some of the 2.5-cent Force. He enlisted over four years Another Third Army unit cap­ Baldwin asserted that the ceasa- ] or if. with Income of less than of white satin with sweetheart such a registrant would qualify for Dr. Austin A. Savage was named I'•"V accepted minimuni, even for Dr. Gibson began his ministry books of detective stories and In Packages and Tea Bags at Your (Grocer’s bBv, rUlef from snlfly. sdm v ago and has been overseas several tured Herzfeld, 10'miles southeast tion of hoatillties or any other ] $5 000, your deductions were more neckline, full-length train. Her deferment under a strict interpre­ to seiwe in a supervisoi-y capacity i bed-ridden i>ersnns. Undei- Uie Ge- in the great northwest and his comic books. as o( tomd odds starU to coos months. He was formerly employ­ spirit of preaching still bears the of Pruem. Moderate gains were cause might require a reduction in thim 10 per cent of your income two-tiered finger-tip veil was at­ , yoa pc* a Uttls Va-tn>-nol pp ed by the National Fire Inaiir- tation of being "nereBsary to and to meet the law which provides ! oeva convention. the German In fact, any small recreational regularly engaged" in war produc- ruggolncs.s of those pio­ made elsewhere on the 55-mi1c war production, a cutback of war j A detailed explanation of who tached to a floral tiara and she ' IL Also helps prsvent many ance Company In Hartford. He is that a dental hygienist working in Army is obligated to provide the carried a shower bouquet of camel- article may be included as far as ______L fisvsioplng If used in thne. Uon or a war-aupporting activity. normal Army ration to prisoners neers. His. emphasis is on the Third Army front orders, would affect seriously the | uses what form, and how, will be apace permits. The boxes, which the son of Fire Chief and Mrs. G. a public or private institution shall Front dispatches said the appar­ given in later stories but here a the lia.s. Itiy itl FollowdbectloiisIn folder. Concede Finn "Not Perfect" but thhse imprisoned in Poland re­ I Wesleyan view of the doctrine af taxes from corporations and busi­ the local Camp and Hcipital com­ F. Enea, of Sullivan avenue, Wap- be under the general supervision ' holiness. ent reason for the resolute German ness and. consequently, reduce this | The maid of honor wore powder Chairman Paul V. McNutt of ceived what civilian Poles received i ABC ot it. blue taffeta with matching hat, mittee is having made, will meas- plng. the War Manpower commission of a licensed dentist. Dr. John ! Another feature of the services stand before Calcar was to deny Easiest Form to Handle mattVMROHNOL Parry had been listed for .several without opportunity to supplement income. and carried an arm bouquet of urs 17 inches long, 10 inches wide M a id o o v and Draft Director Lewis B. Her- it through black market purchases. j w ill be the music by the Rev. the Canadian First Army the use In his recent budget massage ^ 1 Form W-2. This is the easie.st ye.ars as the local doctor to do Homer M. Smith, soloist and pas- of the railroad running south to pink carnations and blue iris. The and 6 inches high. shey conceded the plan is "not per­ Bread Prinelpal Food Rtaple 1 the General As.sembly. the gover­ to handle. Generally speaking, it s mother of the bride wore navy When filled, each box will have fect." but said it represented the this work. Mr. Savage had pre­ I tor of Pawtucket, R. I.. Church of Uedem. use ta limited to persons whose in­ viously served ns supervi.sor. Two-thirds of'-a pound of bread nor recommended expenditures blue crepe end corsage of gar­ name of the individual or organi- best reconciliation of competing daily was the principal food sta­ ‘ the Nazarene. Mr. Smith will de- during the first year of the next come was less than $5,000. prac­ Oil t'()tnp:my needs for manpower that could be The school calendar for 1915- ' light the congiegation with his tically all of it in wages or salary denias. inslde the covei' a card bearing the for your children's lunch 1946, which Is alxiut the same as ple. Meat theoretically amounted biennium of $361385.000 and ot The ceremony, was followed by zation filling it-----the Red Cross worked out at this lime. to one-fifth pound weekly but actu­ barit' ne solos and lead the chOrus Howitzers Smash $37,431,000 for the second year, . from which U x was regularly a reception at the home of the Those on the inside during the is being worked on this year, was and congregational singing. Tlie Centrr Slrctt approved, hut a change in war ally the ration barely flavored acting, he said, on the assumption S'ithheld. bride for 75 guests, after which discussions credited the Army Air soup for one meal. Breakfast was pastor. Rev. James A. 'Voung, that the war would be over by the About 30 million people a;^e ex­ the bride and bridegroom left for BOLAND Forces with something of a tacti­ conditions may change it. Inlraiiiuros Area a cup of hot water. Three medium- urges the people of the coramunl- pected to use Form W-2. ' Ttou William L. Buckley, a member of start of the second year. a wedding trip of undisclosed desti­ cal victory. They aald A.A F. de­ sized potatoes and a dab of mar- jty and all friends of the church to Noting that the general fund U just answer a few questions on It nation. For traveling the bride h av e a JAMES’ manded, and finally won, the right the educa'tional policy committee, join in this Lenten revival series about your income. Then you mall Heinz KVV.I ^ I ¥ D ial garinc refunded out the daily ra­ Thick Outer Walls debt-free and that there U $13,- wore a blue wool suit and Tuxedo to certify workcra. instead ot be­ explained a few ch.mges that It is for its spiritual worth. All lerv ' it to your Internal revenue col- proposed to make in next year's tion. OOO.OOO in the post-war purposes coat. ^► 320 ing grouped within the 30 per < ent Ofing 64 has yielded the largest ices are open to X)*e public. ! lector. , . PERMANENT \M)ni.i, \J r Lj allowed the Army Service forces. High school curriculum. (Continued From Page Oae) fuhd, he urged that economy be Gcn(U/iiU€(C O u M tv o|(ToituTortlng the nomination favor­ Ladies' Night committee reported (rtuiUv Bil dfllvrrlfft Red Army will run a similar camp wrnuMin Already Shelling Goch tral Philippines, by patrol torpedo back of Form 1040. That table ably, told reporters he Intends to that the full program for the an­ in France. WED. AND THURS. Wl. i^poruiig\Tj;jt n cotVvIn re. iltM \ .The tattered Germans, mlnua boats. shows the tax on incomes up to Southampton, England, Feb. 20 Upd ot piioiic * ir Tfparp RANGE AND FUEL vote for’ Wallace's confirmation nual Ladies' -Night, to be held at FIRST TIME IN ; $5,000. .*om ‘jooJting iTrh' TIr after the George bill becomes their commander who wa^ cap­ Expand Bridgehead —(45—Dr. Frederick W. Eurich, ifUPnpK ii'om roiuiimr'i'N < be cr|t|e»Lp(^ the American Legion hall on Eas­ MANCHESTER! ! It’s the same kind of table the noted an_Uirax specialist, died 'Diffht law. Senator George (D.. Ga. l, ter Monday, probably would be Reich Hit 8lh tured in bed, fought among rub­ muni ihr o«*vFi'f*m'*iii ujoFr CALL bled' sheds, freight cars and Across Irrawaddy collector uses In finding your tax here Eurich was known JAMES’ iilcTmi ctwl ’ogr'hfi ttlut umi Mayor Md| said he had no interest in further ready for presentation to the coun­ If you use Form W-2. maiipGW'Pr 'hurotr rih t -Owe* I5>UC»^ wrecked locomotives at the south­ Kandy, Ceylon, Feb. 20— (45— widely for research work against BEAUTY SALON au m^nv wfxHrry t<» beftti tw cil at the meeting next Monday. Straifihl Dav Remember this because it’s im­ anthrax, which formerly caused / juK Mit' r-H-k : w.is rgJtJ 'of all vttraiju foe nr* ern fringe of the town. The Ger­ British 14th Army Troops have ex­ 74 EAST CENTER STREET ^ td relieva tyu panded their bridgehead across ths portant: People using Form W-2 the death, of many woolworkers |ai tii^ umr Ttmc. SutJ* Tufl mans already were shelling Goch. or the 1040 short form don't list Uoifltniror Setli \V haa crtii|E 8500 Irrawaddy riviir 35 miles below yearly. to »Ii mti J Umw any .'sea (Continued From Page One) A thousand Nazis Surrendered I any deductions, such as , for charl- tirctmen • i OIL yesterday, boasting the total for Mandalay in Burma despite Japa­ >eW jifiTTm. «»!! MOBO. KUOUCNlD AND MOBH-HEAT FUEL DDL BACKACHL j table contributions; union dues, Me with font r Lend a Hand communications in . 'the northern campaign above nese counter-attacks and artillery Iv Oil eluhtug aii^ of anow'-nr medical expenses or other things. ^ 9 A • And >chtio tftOgn orohw The IT. 9. Eighth Air Force an­ 9,000. Scottish forces which fire. Allied headquarters an­ Miss Jessie M. Reynolds, local And this is why: urcuinv flcutf air MORIARTY BROTHERS LEG PAINS MAY nounced that one of its tiombers > drove into Goch from opposite dl nounced today. ' For the users of Form W-2 and jeh LcMw “Ob Uw Lever At Oenter Md Broad Streets Home Service secretary for the an«P seven of 500 escorting fight­ Other unlU of this Army made A GOOD “ FIT” IS IMPORTANT dkirtipirie from' 4:1 j rcctions joined in the heart of the- the 1046 short-form the tax al­ « rrFiiHt.on IM lo lake apoff Opea All Day aad All NtgtiL Red Cross, has asked The Herald ers were mi.ssing. progress in the Singu bridgehead Wliether you’re buying a hat or insur­ BE BANGER SIGN to request a four-pound electric I city. 40 miles north of Mandalay. These ready has been figured oift in the ■ ioiuumrr» lij* ui . naet tn The l5th Air Force lost 12 heavy Farther ea.st, Canadian troops table mentioned above. ance, a good "fit" is very important. , To ipply of ctwl mi Of Died Kidneys iron which is badly needed by a bombers. While most of the Italy- two British crossings to the left be sure that YOUR Insurance exactly V' iruti el thfe Office 4 ir (wekaclw aad be pain* »»• mmUBt you group of Army nurses in the PS' cut across the Goch-Calcar road bank of the Irrawaddy rapidly A deduction of about 10 per cent birr repotted mioKubto, don t iu*t uoAplaiB and da based bombers •hit targets In the about two miles west of cAlcar for everyone using those two forms fits vour needs, ask about THE AE7TNA 14 Au$iMn4ed InveAtifsic AppttAK cific war area. One of the nuraet were developing into a pincers citt4 «uUf m about tbara. Nalura mar varaisj yvo that Vienna area, some attacked har­ and beat off repeated counter-at­ is Included in your tax in the table. PLAN. a.vor. fna;. Mootta* kalntya need atUaUoik .... has written to the Red Cross here threat to Mandalay. •Rv mquirir.v 1. |ry e Orruh. de> fuej bor Inatallations at Pola and Fl­ tacks in all night fighting. Some So, although you don’t lose your Before I.a>sses Happen, Insure With 'mined nmv it«8 T^ot&eg Foley. difiMik • Tba kidnaya am Naium'aehlrf way o( taklDg stating that an electric iron is bad' ume, in Italy. Only a few enemy Chinese First Army troops in ticeaa ackia and puiaemoui waata out ol tha ly needed and ona of the four' troops were within a mile of Clal- northern Burma were approaching deductions on Form W-2 or the Lappen! blood. Tbar lMlp<*aott paopia paaa about 3 fighters were encountered in Aus­ 1040 short-form, you're given them pound type la preferred. car (pop: 2,053), and wading in icy Hsenwi, on the oltJJurma road 32 SEE CAPITOL MOTORS tria. [ anyway up to about 10 per cent of mOta af Udnar tubta and Sltaia Anyone having such an iron and The German Air Force ha: not flood waters of the Rhine, spread miles from the rail terminal at don't work wrt. poiaonoua wnata nattar ^ya two miles over flatlands to the Lashio, the war bhllctln said. your income. FIRST or LAST in the Hoed.Tttie po(Bone may atart aeesiy willing to donate it to the nurses seriously challenged bombers eith­ But if your deductions arc more JOHN H. LAPPEN baokaobaa. tbanamtio paina. kepaioa, o( is asked to contact Miss Reynolds er from the west or south in more very edge of the road town. •In western Burma British and pop and anargy, eattiaa up nlgnta, twwng. Indian troops have linked up with than 10 per cent, you'll have to use All P'ortns ot Insurance and Biinds If Too Are Going To Soil Tour Car during the day at 5360 or in the than a month. Supported by tanks. German in­ Keep your Studebaker puflnma under tba ayrn, bmdiohaa and dimi- fantry charged again and again West African units which moved I the 1040 long form. Itemize them CONE STREET TELEPHONE 70*1 Dcaa Imquaut or aoanty pamipea wltbamart- evening at .her home, 3617. Over I the western front yester­ on page and then figure your own 99 One of New England’s Oldest and Most Reliable car inaaadbntninsaoaMUmaathonatbamiaaOTe- but when dawn^ broke, the Cana­ down the Ksladan valley. Japaneae 4 tMng wrong with your kidnoya or bt^or. day, however, German fighters ap- tax. Maintain a lower hou.se temperature and you can help tide everyone, In­ dealers, is paying the L IM IT for cars. Alwayt get Deaths from starvation In Ben­ pearW lii some strength and mixed dians were flrm v astride the road. troopa have been cleareff from the Don't Watl Aak r M Kangaw area cast of Akyab, the 3. The 1040 long-form. As noted, Pilb. rood ouocood^ br mlKmo for 40 gal province alone were estimated it up with U. S. Ninth Air Force Enemy counter-attacks also boil­ you have to use the 1040 long-form cluding yourself, over this critical fuel shortage period. Set your ther­ our price before jelling. yoan. Thoy giya .happy .ralM and wiU help at 100,000 a week during the 1843 ed out of^the woods 1,000 yards communique said. M ty we add yomr name to our Iht o f hundred* tba 18 milM Si kidnay tubaa flnah out noiann- fighter-bombers that were attack­ if your Income was $5,0(X) or over, M w^Tfrom tbTu^'O at DoanVFilla. famine in India. ing German frqnt line communica­ mostat to a maximum of 68 degrees, as recommended by Director of War of talisfied euttomert? whether from wages or any other tions. In one engagement near I source. Approximat* Present Day Values For Best Models Limburg where the Ckrmans out- Becomes “Long-Form” Mobilization Byrnes. Dress warmly while you’re in the house. and,se« mimbei^ a Thunderbolt group 21 You have to use Pages I'and 4 yea» t Fully Equipped to 16, aix Of the enemy planes were, and. In some cases. Page 3 also. NOTICE what a difference that makes! shot from the sky without a sin­ Used this way, because of the ex­ Guord your war mileage 1977 1 1918 j 1919 I 1946 | 1941 1 1942 MAKE gle American loas. tra paper work, the regular form IN ORDER TO SERVE YOU BETTER PLYMOUTH $SU 1 r r 8796 I S62I |-»1»0 $1386. 1040 becomes the "long-form." with frequent inspections FORD $4M P ' $640 ;■ $1180 Sim Fire Destroys If you’re one of those $5,000-or- WHEN YOU S-WE FUEL------CHEVROLET SIM • 8 $m 1 ii46 I S1636 1 Sim WAR PRODUCTS OONTOHJODB BHOW over people, you take a flat, mini­ he war is going to last longer than Tm iRBO AT mum deducUon of $500 whether or most people thought a few months ago fa6 kard~ $4M S19S6 I smo I ssas# YOUR T * 5 Warehouses BTAKTS AT S P. M. not your deductions actually —so this is no time to trust to luck with YOU’RE “COOKIN’ WITH GAS r CAOILIAC $440 TTiM smstsssso •i amounted to $500. It's the standard your Car or truck. CHRYSLER $S90 site I S12S# $2839 S3i4l EXHIBIT deduction on all Incomes of $5,000 (Coatlaaed Frem Paga Oao) INCOME TAX CONSULTANT . . . and whPB V-Day romp*, reliable and automattc Oaa ■UlCX $$N S640 I S1460 S2S4B or more. And It remains at $500 All automotive equipment now in s*^'* whether your Income was $5,000 or ice must last many thousands of miles olosm6 iile $490 SS3S ! S1S16 S174S I S171S “I'a WILL BE LOCATED AT Housie Heating and Air-Conditioning wlU he available tn all. The war products manufactured by Cheney , determined, and firemen said It SHU.-' ' 110,000. longer-an d the best way to make yours DOD6E SSM S6B0 1 S1636 t S1398 ! $1496 ‘ probably would be several days be­ When you take this $500 deduc- Brothers and Pioneer Parachute Company AI.SO: Don “ Red” Barry last IS to take every precaution against uou- STUDERAKER SSU $1080 ^ $1640 I SIISO I $1496 fore an examination of the ruins J tion, you don’t have to itemize ble by having frequent inspecuons made. NASH IMS $ 9 6 oT $ im S1IH I SIsTi for the Armed Services are now on dia* I could begin. The first 'alarm cam# in ‘?MY BUDDY” anything. However, If your deduc- tions really amounted to more JONES FURNITURE STORE Studebaker service saves ears, saves FOknAC $$M 1 S79S $7461 $99$ $1176 i il$36 at 11 p. m; (c. w. L) and the fire I play at Gieney Hall. waa not under control until 3:30 a. WBEK-BND PRIOEB FOB than $500, you can take them but 36-:i8 OAK S’TREBT trucks, saves tires and gasoline, because THIS rUST RUN SHOW! j then you have "to itemize them to it's expert service. Bring your car or truck Maiicliester Dlvifsioo m. The public is invited to vbit Cheney Hall For a time firemen feared the OQNTINIlOim SHfW I prove them. , ______DAILY (Except Son.) UNTIL MARCH 15th. in regularly for a careful aieck-np, W« buy cars and trucks of aB flames would spread to the plant ON T9I11R8UAT! ^ Hartford Gas Co. and sec the products that hAml industry is and warehouse of the Midwest HOURS: 7 P. M. TO 11 P. M. malcM, ytars and types, contributinc to the war effort. Cihemicsl company, but the com­ FRl, ■ SAT. •> SUN. For AB Tjrpes o f Sheet Metal . . » * Stu/; •/.. M A W C H E m i * ITER ALB, TEAirGHTBSTER, CTONWh TDISTOAT, FEBRITARY 20,1945 m m i' ‘ ‘ l this era is to be exceptionally am sure you will agree that it Manchester would not be practical to try to Red Cross Job W orden Now jealous of France's present pres­ Connecticut includec a list of organisations by tige and to behave as if France name that should be fee exempt. Rationing Data Evening * Herald were already once again a great Conditions change,- new organisa­ After the W ar W ar Prisonei PUIUJSUED BX T1 power in its own right. They don t tions are started and old ones are Funtishetf By wTOAT.n PSINTINO CO. ING discontinued. Neither is it prac­ U HaMU StTMt wsuit to be patronised; they Y an k ee OfflcE of Prieo Administration 1 - tical to give a blanket exemption Local Serviceman Wa HaaabMUr. O m . don’t want to be given any con­ By A. H. O. to alt carnivals sponsored by local National Head Declare* Beglonal DapBitmcot ot InfonnatloB I THOMAS rraOUSON fifi Trem ont Street, Boston, 8, Maaaaohnsetta. 0«D «nl Manager cessions. General de Gaulle ex­ organizations. That one would Activities Will Increase Previously Reported Pounded October V, 188i______pressed their common mood ex­ Last week, before beading to be wide open for tricks detrimen­ ^ I tal to the local organizations. You .. Period Five coupons become good Missing in Action. ' Pabllahad Beery Heenlng * « « P * Washington, Senator Thomas C. Rather Than End. Meats and Fats 'Vj actly when he responded to the know the one, "M e and two other Q-5 March 1. ■ondaya and Holldara. Entered at the Hart confronted the kindly press Now Good: Red Stamps Miat Offlee at Mancheater, Conn., aa invitation to meet President guys is an organization.” "The end of the war in Europe through Z-5 and A-2 through D-2, Gasoline Private Albert D. Worden, 22, ol Eacottd ^TT* Mall Matter. Roosevelt at Algiers' by inviting of Connecticut, in convivial lunch­ What to do with the que.stion. w ill increase rathei than diminish In Book Four, worth 10 points A-14 coupons good, for 4 gal­ 64 Benten street, who had been rel eon assembled. It was not to be 80B8CKIPTI0N RATES ~ the President to come to Paris. Certainly unsponsored carnivals the activities of the American Red each. Red Stamps Q-5, R-5, S-5, lons each, through March 21. B-5, ported missing in' action In Bell expected that the slim, trim little C-5, B-6 and C-6 coupons good for gium, on Dec. 16 by the W ar D el Ona Tear by M^l ...... ’ ••2? In such a situation, several should pay a fee and certainly Crosj in that theater," Basil expire March 31; T-5, through X-5. Par montb by Btall ...... J fighter who, in the opening weeks sponsorship should be by reputable O’Connor, natlon'al chairman of expire April 28. Y-5, Z-5 and A-2 five gallons each until further partment, is now a prisoner o| things are clear. of this w-ar had the job of facing organizations. - the organizatioq, told 1,000 work­ through D-2, expire June 2. Next | notice. Write new car registra­ war, according to a card receive Delivered One T e « ...... * 9 ^ First, however the French and harassing onrushing Jap su­ Notice the solution arrived at in Red Stamps are expected to be tion number on front of gas ration from her son by Mrs. Florence Wor| Weatem BUtea and APO ...... tu.00 ers in New York at a recent meet­ -4 themselves may feel about it, periority w-ith a pitiful handhil of the ordinance, which may not be ing preliminary to the W ar Fund validated March 3. books—cross out old one. It is den of 28 Ash street. ships, w-ould be particularly dis­ not necessary to change registra­ Iff UBMBER o r the best, but is Just that until a Dri-/e, which will start March 1. Processed Foods Tech School Graduate THE ASSOCIATED PRES- they have already come a long mayed at any paltry barrage of tion numbers on coupons. Appli­ better one la suggested. Notice "F oi the Red Cross, victory and NoW Good: Blue Stamps X-5 Private Worden was born The Aaaoeiated Preae la eaclualvaly way for a nation which was press questioning. Nor was he. cants for all gas rations must now Manchester and attended the local also that the ordinance goes much demobilization will bring harder through Z-5 and A-2 through M-2 entitled to the uae of repuolicatlon of Cm-k.v is nof quite the word present mileage ration records to grammar grades and graduate*! all oava dlapatobej credited to or not completely captive to Hitler In further than the "charity" aa stat­ work and increasing responsibili­ worth 10 points each. Blue Stamps for him, for that Implies a lack local boards with application. from the Howell Cheney Technical W r otberwlae credited in tbia pa^r and this war. ed by The herald. -The exact ties. In the restles-sness and anx­ X-5, Y-5. Z-5, A-2 and B-2 expire fi«n tlie local newa publlabed here. of courtesy. But Senator Hart, words are ‘‘charitable, literary, re­ Shoes School in the Class of 1940. He waa Second, it is obviously the dis­ iety to get home, the need for di- March 31; C-2 through G-2 ex­ starting from the bottom, rose ligious or like purposes." Quite ver.sion and entertainment wdll pire April 28; H-2 through M-2 em­ Airplane Stamps Nos. 1, 2, and employed by the Hamilton Standi All rigbta of republlcatlon of apeclal position of the Allies to permit to high command in the United 3 in War Book Three good for one ard Propeller Division of Unltea glapatcbee herein, are alao reaerre^ elastic, isn't it? Notice also that increase,” he saM. He stated fur­ pire June 2. Next Blue Stamps pair of shoes each indefinitely. Pull aarvlce client of N. E A Senriee France to regain, in all formalities States Navy. And, in that or­ while the suggested ordinance ther that the millions of soldiers expected to be validated March 1. Aircraft, East Hartford, Before hij| ganization, one does not rise entry into the service on May Inc. _ at. least’ It* time position as originates in - the Police Depart­ in Europe will not oe able to come Sugar that far that way for failure ment, the decision on fee exemp­ Ration Board Hours 1943. He has been serving over Pnbllabara RwresenUtivea: The one of the world’s great nations. home right away, and that for "at Now Good: Sugar Stamps Nos. Jullua Hathewa Special Agency—New to know- one’s own mind, or for tions is not in the hands of the least a year” the Red Cross would 34 and 35. in Book Four, good for Following are the hours at the since last November. But, third, France's future Torlu Chicago. Detroit and BoatOn. failure to have confidence In Police but is pift in the hands of be busier than ever. five pounds each. Stamp 34 expires local office of the War Price and Private Worden’s wife, the for| “ greHtness” is not going to be one’s own judgment. the Board of Selectmen where it Describes Recent Trip Feb. 28 and Stamp 35 expires June Rationing Board at the State mer Miss Constance Green, is nov HBUBBR a u d it BUREAU OF- So the atmosphere Senator Arm ory; living with her parents, Mr. an<| CIRCULATIONR______- ' any good to France Itself or to belongs. You know these Select­ He described his Inspection trip 2. It is expected that the next Hart cast, even in a press con­ men are not a bunch of ghouls- to the British. French and Italian sugar stamp will be validated Mondays: 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Mrs. Sherntan Green in Goffstov the world unless it is built sound­ ference, was the atmosphere of The Herald Printing Company. Inc., elther. They are honest, regular areas last October, and quoted May 1. Tuesdays: Closed all day to the N. H. aaaumea no llnanelal reaponaibillty for ly on the power, capacity and command. .Viid the kind of com­ fellowii who can be trusted to use public. typographical error* appearing 'n ad« General Dwight D. Eisenhower Fuel Oil spirit of the French people them mand lie so plainly hud, as the good. rea.sonable common sen.se. and other Army officers in high Period Four and Period Five Wednesday: 2 p. m to 5 p m. 1,042 Vetermna Plaoed on JeS* e^laamenta in The Manchester Eve­ classic preliKle to the command ning Herald^______selves. France had all the s*'ni- I for one do not believe that the pral.se of Red Cross services. coupons of 1943-44 issue and Thursday and Fridays: 10 a. m of others, was command of him­ local organizations are going to be to 5 p. m. Hartford. Feb. 20—{/Fi— Stat| blance of great power before 1940. Mr. O’Connor said he was not Period One, Period Two, Period Tuesday, February 20 self. .stampeded into, aa the Herald informed as to how long Am eri­ Three and Period Four coupons of Saturdays: 10 a. m. to 12:30 War Manpower Director Wllllan It was but a semblance, and the He plainly had ic.-tpect for and says, taking the ordinance for a can troops would be needed In 1944-45 issue valid to Aug. 31. Ail noon. J. Fitzgerald said today th aj outer form of it collapvd like an contiilence in hi.s bw-n mental proc­ sleigh ride. It has been my pleas­ Germany, but while they were coupons worth 10 gallons a unit. Office telephone 5180. 1,042 veterans were placed In pobi On Iwo Jima esses. He w-a.s plainly determined, egg shell. For France once again ure to know quite a number of there, he warned, they would be by U. S. Employment aervIcJ on all issues, to think all things offices in Connecticut during Janl Up until Iwo Jima, it had been these fellows and they are neither dependent upon the Red Cross for Fund will receive the white win­ to try to be bigger and greater through for hini.sclf. He w-as ignorant nor selfish. I think that service rendered to the troops in­ uary. He said the total for Del entertainment, since no help along dow sticker bearing the world- Tarawa which was the symbol of than her natural capacity would plainly a man who valued sinceri­ they w-ill be w-llling to accept the creases as the combat area widens. cember wa.s 764. Eighty pef this line could be e.\pected from With the realization of the known Red’ Cross emblem. Let us Moody,. cosUy flghtingr in th^ Pa- be a folly and a tragic burden un- ty and integrity. He .already had rent of the January total ider V C >4 ^ slight changes in their pfoccdure the native population comparable mounting demands for Red Cross determine that every Manchester V ' cMc. Its terrific casualties for our on the French people themselves. his job, but there w-as a faint sug­ in order that the town’s people, to that showered upon Americans World War Two veterans. a; gestion of "take me or leave me” services in all parts of the world, home will display the emblem tes­ as a whole, gain the protection in England and France. . Msiinea immediately produced The problem of France, then, in his bearing. At least it was the goal of the W ar Fund cam­ tifying to the solidity of our sup­ they should have. Such statements from a man in AV FIRST revision ot our fighting concepts is both touchy and Important, The paign, originally set at $180,000,- port. obvious that he didn’t propose to Mr. O’Connor’s position thorough­ change any of his own thinking You probably are acquainted OpO, has been raised to $200,000,- flGKOFA In the Pacific war. From that task before Allied diplomacy is to w-lth the situation as it exists at ly dispose of the Idea that possibly Jamaicans Contract Mumpa I . or alter any of his own concepts 000, in order that the work will time on, we tripled and quadrupled satisfy French pride without the Red Cross is going to find less purely to meet a new situation In pre.sent, but in the event that you not be hampered by an inadequate Waterbury, Feb. 20— (/P)— Two to do in the near future. Not only ' !v;. •. Sv 6/% ] the violence of our advance bomb­ either encouraging France to vis­ his life. He will continue in com­ are not, I will state it. financial backing. Jamaican workers were at New There is no tow’n ordinance cov­ are the workers In the European ings and bombardments before we ions too grandiose or goading mand of himself, and he is likely When the W ar Fund Drive JIaven hospital today and 17 ering public assemblage. Any field going to be pretty busy, but starts on March 1. three million u b C sent men ashore on any o f the to continue in command of his sit­ others were isolated In their dor­ France into rebellion. It can be tent .show can come into town and those in the Pacific area will cer­ American Red Cross volunteers Jap strongholds. That strategy uation. mitories at 'Plan-sville and Meri­ Prepai’a/ions os doubted that, even at the best, set up business and "fo r free" too. tainly find more and more to do will set out to knock on their den after contracting mumps. Dr. Cold dtnetod The i.ew- senator at Washington, with each fonv-ard step of our paid dividends in American lives, French pride is always going to then, is far frohi being any pleas­ They do not need the sponsorship neighbors’ doors and ask their Edward J. Godfrey, health officer troops. on 6ne island after another. of a local organization or anyone help in putting the drive over the here, said the Jamaicans, import­ be completely happy. ant zero who will merely fill in a Fre«‘d Jap Prisoners rcgula\‘“ election“ fo7 be fee exempt. top. Gaining no persbnal glory and ed for heavy work in Waterbury ' “ # 5 ^ 'J When we came to Iwo Jima, we gap until a Already, according to Mr. O’Con­ receiving no renumeration, these his seat can be held. He is a There is no town ordinance that war plants, were susceptible to laid down the greitest advance nor, the Red Cross has set up rec­ men and women will j-epresent 3,- man, a real man, who compen­ co-ordinates and sets up a stand­ the malady because It was "al­ Tf:. preparation of all. For three days The Safety Ordinance reation tents for prisoners of war 756 Red Cross chapters throughout ^ o u n d c c sates for stJiture and weight by ard procedure of inspection and most unheard o f’’ in the West our warships circled the Island, approval of properties as being recently released from Japanese the nation. In response to Mr. Jay R a id ’s packing more than normal man­ camps In the Philippines, whllb the Families who give to the 1945 Indies. throwing in their shells. Our hood into each inch and pound. safe for public assembly (Just had 1874 letter in today’s Open Forum, the one partially collapse, but as bombers had been at the island The fact that he Is this kind Herald subscribes to the need for of Individual renders petty and someone said, that’s of no import­ for 70 days. a safety ordinance for Manches­ Inconsequential most of the or­ ance, it collapsed w-hen no one was ■ One Week Delivery At MacDonald’s i This life-saving strategy work­ ter. That ordinance should have dinary political gossip, such as there. Too bad the circus fire didn’t occur at 7 a. m.) ed up to a certain point. It drove the general aims of the document X that opinion to the effect that Governor Baldwin “outsmarted’’ It doesn’t seem right, does it? the Japs from the open fringe of iprnvetl Inal w eek by the Police It looks like the town fathers, and WATKINS beaches where we intended -to the Pomoerats by presenilng-A, RE-UPHOLS 1 LER BROTHERS, INC. i 1 Ckimmission. choice who, after appointment, more particularly the Police De­ land. When we did land, our That measure, in its present revealed that he would sit on partment, have been remiss in progress shoreward was relative­ the Republican side of the Sen­ their duty. RE-BUILD—RECOVER MacDonald form, eeems open to considerable Here’s a suggestion to the FUNERAL ' 4 « ly easy; the Japs had been forced ate. stripe yonr anlte to the criticism. Some of this criticism This man will be no comfort to Herald if it really "Svants to help YOUR 2-PC. frame, and rebnllda com­ back Inland. is based on the likelihood that the any political party which seeks to and I offer it because no matter pletely. New filling and SERVICE But then It began. The Japs, ordinance itself. In its present use him for purely political pur­ how at times you sound, I still feel LIVING ROOM SUITE springe are added and the from their Inland positions, were poses. The Democrats are likely that your heart Is In the right woodwork la reflnished. M l phraseology, does not clearly ac­ place and that you are deeply in- able to sweep with fire every Inch to enjoy having him on the Re­ Minor changes at no extra complish the aims outlined In the tere.sted in seeing that Manchester Ofmand J.WesI; i'.'.. .V.. ' •. '. > ,-x-'. V ^ of the beachhead we had gained. publican side more than will the $ cost <»n be made to modern­ Police Board’s owm Interpretation Republloans themselves, j gets what is good for it. 0 7 5 0 '» ize and add comfort to y o u r\ 'Direexat 8maH arms fire, artillery fire, the J Homespun o f the measure. And when this command and I 1. Stop referring to the sug- set. deadly mortar fire began pouring srlf-ronmuind type Individual I geslod ordinance as being a final For Guaranteed Workman­ The “Interpretation" offers the ; draft. The Board of Selectmen ship, Prompt Delivery, Large Into Our troops. says that he isn’t going to “ do, Better fa b rid such as den­ 20% Down— 1 Year To Pay possibility that one permit could I are at pre.sent studying it to sto There was nothing our men sav or think anything with the Selection of Fabrics* be issued to cover any specific 194B ele<‘tion in view,” there’s a I whether they will recommend it ims, taiiestries, friezes, kin- We Carry Our Own ‘Thone 3196 ■TV V X . could do about it except keep > f ^ V 5 hall for all gatherings over a cer­ pretty good chance that that i as is. in changed form, or not at kettes and others priced Accounts ^ pressing forward. Our naval guns j all. Phone 2-4127 i i i tain period, of time. The ordinance w-III prove an accurate predic­ proportionately low. and our bombers did their best to tion, even though politics somc- 2. You and everyone else have itself mkkes no such provision. ample time to offer your sugges­ land support, pin-pointing every llniCH does strung* things to the I The Sign of a Many of the regulations- pro­ tions to the Board of Selectmen spot of Jap fire. But the Japs liest of men. MacDONALD UPHOLSTERING CO. posed by the ordinance were 6b- before the March meeting. Per­ were in redoubtable cave and un­ sonally, I have no objection to 98.1 MAIN STREET HARTFORD PRONE 2-4127 Worthy Service viously drawm with circuses and derground -positions. We have ■seeing it changed if it is changed At 142 EAST CENTER ST.I professional carnivals In mind. Open Forum never before, in the Pacific, come for the better. The real object One Week Delivery There is. however, no clear dis­ is to see that the people of Man­ io ground so expertly and intense­ tinction between the regulations The Public .Aascmbly OixUnancc chester get what is their due and ly fortified against ua not to prove whether or not the which shall apply to them and the And now, at the end o f the To The Editor: Police version of ordinance is the regulations which might apply to first two days’ fighting, we hold 1 huye qften wondered if that correct one. % firehouse game of setback. 3. Treat this not flippantly one quarter of the island, a nar­ ^lumn "Heard Along Main We assume that the authors of Street" is just for fun or if it is but seriously, for now that it 1s row strip of beachhead perhaps to' be taken seriously. Mostly it in the open it would backfire ter­ two miles long and 1,500 feet the ordinance In Us present form 6 ways to protect .seems to treat with the Inconse­ ribly if we did nothing and then intended to be severe and strict deep.. quential. Last Saturday, -how­ weie unfortunate enough to have with obviously professional enter­ The whole island ,is only four ever, In the item on the "Public , an avoidable catastrophe. '' Assembly Ordinance" it took a 4. State your position definite­ nillea long and an average of two tainments and lenient with the many activities which are a rou­ serious turn and seemed to ex­ ly as for or against the need of miles wide. In this concentrated press the opinion of the paper. an ordinance setting up definite tine part of Manchester club and your . rvix<'' "area, the Japs have from 10,000 Sort of a misplaced editorial Item rules for Inspection and approval to 20,000 troops, prepared to fight organization life. If that wasn’t crying look , out for the "bogey of properties used for public a.s- man.’’ to their own death. To this task, their intent, we still think It semblage and the control, where should be the Intent o f any ordi­ Now I don’t believe that the necessary, of the public assem­ we have brought a force of 30,000 Manchester people will be too blage Itself. nance Anally adopted. ^ Marines, whose Pacific fighting much frightened by the "bogey 6. If It is just the Police ver­ moods is one of no quuter given Toward that end, it seems to us man” unless som eb^y trots him sion of the ordinance that la ob­ right out in the open and proves or asked. On this miniature bat­ that the ordinance should become jectionable to you, please, for the definite and specific In granting that he really exists. Instead I benefit of the people and the tlefield, erne of the most Important think and hope they will follow general exemption, even from the Board of Selectmen, criticize each engagements of* the whole Pacific your other suggestion which is to section eeparately. There ore - war is now being fought. Before it necessity of obtaining a permit, read the ordinance carefully. That ten all told. In addition to the la all that any public official could is over, Tarawa nuty seem a rela to. gatherings up to a certain nu­ criticism, offer your alternative merical size. I f a kmall group of wish. If the public reads, under­ suggestions. tlvely cheap engagement. There is stands, resists being misled and And she’s baby! ... ninety mil­ Don’t sell her out by selling out a single bond you’ve ^ught. For she .still needs citizens w’ants to hold a dinner, or 6. If you feel that there ts‘ no SHE'S Sm t YOOR BABY! some no room for maneuver. It is kill- votes intelligently on any Issue, werth to any of the Items, write a discussion peeling, or organize your dollars. Needs them for food. And fuel. And amnlunition. ' ing against killing, head-on for­ that, regardless of outcome Is all an altogether new onllnance cov­ lion dollars worth of mass and might and majesty... and a mighty handy thing that the official could desire. ward rush against head-on de­ a club of their own, it is com­ ering this subject and submit it Although you don’t seem to ad­ fense. After it is over, we civil­ pletely ridiculous to compel them to the Board of Selectmen In time for Uncle Sam to have around. vise It, I think the "Interpreta­ for the March meeting. Remember—she’/T keep on fighting for you! Fbu keep on saving—for her! ■ to wait first for the Board of Se­ tion” also warrants careful read­ s ians may regard- it as another 7. Be helpful and constructive, lectmen to determine whether or ing and consideration. It la not 3 . A vo id reflected g la re . Gnard egainet S. Dent sit In your own shadow. BaaA quick triumph in our progress to- or “ Hush you big mouf.” 1. Don’ t sit in direct gla re . Shade every She’s yours-all yours. Your W ar Bonds helped buy and pay for her. So don’t WSU-d Tokyo. The Marines who not they shall pay a fee, and then “ whitewash” as you call It. Don't I might mention that If the offi­ light to eliminate *nd nse indirect U ^ t reflected into the agree l^om shiny Ing or woridng in your own shadow cea KEEP FAITH WITH OUR FIGHTERS wait still further while the chief you think the iwe of the word, cers of any o f the.'lognizea the fact that that this caused de Gaulle’s refusal If CORNER SODA SHOP KEMP’S, INC nity and tke natural righta of necessary for public safety, but there Should be fee exemptions, to go to North Africa, Erance, General de Gaulle is not not one ounce pf regulation not This is a delicate matter to han­ Wide sections ot French offl' filoas. M ost SVefachmsn are with necessary to public safety. We dle,‘ but I see no way of ducking cialdom were critical o< de OsuiUc’e It. Fees and exceptions wers The AAanchester Electric Division hiBL Uberated FraaM Is aztirame- want ne regul^on for regula­ action and atnve to make given a great amount ot consiiHera- compromlae arrengement for a 1; asMitiTS over the era ot weak-' tion’s sake. :4^'S tion even though they could be left meeting.ti: 1 and surrender from 'which When the ordinance Is redrawn out of the ordinance entirely and i^NsBot has now emerged. And along such lines we think It will the ordinance still accomplish its More than half the working pop­ m m s r n m t w t i ngstoigtto.cw. major ifitent. ulation o f Hungary la engaged in -'•■X/Vx ■ idea o( hew to make up for deserve general support. T> mm mtfdimmmmm ml tMa t asTioultuie. X I

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MANUncirriCK em C N IN G h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. OONN« TOTSDAT, FEBRUART *0, 1948 BIX and of destroying or damaging 68 Cage Tourney Church Group! v m o - 1 0 8 0 Today's Radio- enemy planes. Truck Engine Keller Lincoln Smith, - Obituary WDRO—19*0 Rangers to Upset Party Honors Those 66 were added to the 659 \ B ooten War XlqM known to have been destroyed or Hold Meetii Definitely•f On damaged Friday and Saturday by Explodes Here 4:00—WDRC — House Part y;-^ Hour: W HTD—One Man’a Fain* Service Men carrier planes o f Vice Admiral Miss Alice Benson, Wed Death* News; WHTD — Time Vlewa lly; WTHT — Arthur H(|Ie; Marc A. MItseber’a task force. Annual High School Worship Service am the News; WTHT—News; Mu­ W n c — Dick Haymes. . ' ■ It was In a message of praise Uiiufiiial Acciilent to Big Of local Interest is news of the sic Hall; w n c—Back#age 7 :45—WTHT — Knlgbta of Co­ Manchester Cagers Local Sport Chatter Aircraft Five Plays • marriage of .Mi.ss Alice Munon Selectmen anil Mr*. to that task force for having Basketball ^ o u r n a - Mrs. Florence L Chatfleld Study Period Held a| Wife. lumbus. ' •’dealt the enemy a crushing Trailer Truck'; Driver Ben.son, daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Florence L (Putnam) 4:15- -WHTD — Musical Round­ g;00_WDRC —Big Town; WHTD AH anxious eyes are cast upon ? Manchester hoajgmlned^ sUU Sherwood G. Bower* Ezekiel Benson of 28 Benton The South Methodist. blow” that Admiral NlmlU said Not Injured. ment Starts Monday. Chatfleld, 76, widow of Joalah up; w nc—StelU Dallas. -^Ted Malone: WTHT — Frank Mancheater High In their venture crown only once, ttat In 1938 when City Cab in Opener Entertain at Home. today the same‘courage, skill and street, and Keller Lincoln Smith (Hatfield, formerly of Mancheater, 4:80—WDRC — Strictly Swing; SIngleer; 'W n O —Glhny Simms Await Tourney Play In the annual basketball tourna- the locals captured the C. C. I. L., teamwork are being displayed ”by of Clarion, Penn , an-i St. Peters­ Fairfield, Feb. 20—(.55—Harold died this morning. She la survived tAst night the monthly bu wnc—Lorenzo Jones. 8:15— WHTD — Lum and Abner; ment at New Haven which gets State and New England champion- ' forces which are taking Iwo The tractor section of a big burg. Florida. The ceremony Was by two daughters, Mra. Raymond A.Att nm or* __ Milt. Herth Trio; W’l’HT — Curt Massey. Setoetnuui *nd Mrs. Sherwood A. Swaffield, principal of Falrfletd ness meeting of all groups o f thJ underway next Monday night. |shlp. Only on one other f c ^ o n Island.” Adler truck came to grief bn'Main performed in the First Avenue B. Clark, of Ellington.; and Mrs. South Methodist WSCS was heli WHTD — Hop Harrigan; WTIC 8:30-W D ^ Tourney List ^ ______. did the locals gain the finals in the <]age ifecord Set Inspire^l Ranger Quintet a . of 76 Denning street en­ Melhodl.st chiiivb in Hint city as High school and President of the Arthur Lockwood, of Andover. Bottst Splendid Record He added the same combination street, north of the Center at 5:36 In the ladles’ parlor. The worshi| ,-Toung Wldder Brown. ' WTO+ '^Tli^Rov Manchester was the only team state play, that In 1931. The Red Bent on Defeating PA tertained at their home last night the parents of the tiride are spend­ Connecticut Interscholastic Con­ There are several \ grandchildren. 5;00_WimC — Newe; Ad Liner; Alan Young, Thejloy Fcdlovilng is the Manchester state College, Pa.—As far la honor of three members of the ’’will bring success when our service was led by Mrs. Eths In Gaining Berth 'in in the C. C. I. L. that gained ad- and White was edged by Nauga- troops land in Japan itself” this morning. The driver of the ing the winter in the Sunshine ference. received virtual assurance Mrs. Cthatfield was a, member of Tomm of the Gleaners group, wh4 Rogers Show; wnC — A Date High eligibility Ust for the mltUnce into the tlUe play. Meri- tuck in the tlOe clash, I aa it is known, the five extra Wetherell family in the service, all City. Rev. Dr. R. t . Tyler, pastor WHTD — Terry and the Pl- Five; Cab Confident of • A Japanese imperial communi­ truck noticed something unusual today that the government would the Second Congregational church. took for her subject: “The Opes rates; WTHT News; Music; wlui Judy. Tournament; Oppon*' S.T.A.C. annual sU U basket­ den and Bristol which tied the lo- ^ ------I periods played by Temple and o f whom happened to be home on of the church, officiated at the -Funeral services will be held a’ 9:00— WDRC — Inner Sanctum: ! Penn State here the other Rcguiniiig Stride. leave at the same time, namely que broadcast today claimed that in the motor but could not bring not interfere with the state cham­ Door.” ,w n c —When a Girt Marrtee. ball championship at New Ha­ cKis for the C. C. I. L. lead were Members o f the 1931 team in­ 8:30 service, using the single ring pionship ba.sketball tournaments, 9:30 Thursday morning at Hollor- The program in charge of th| WHTD—Norman Cordon Sings; ent to Be Announced. ven. Each team Is allowed both eliminated during the past i night Is a basketball record.] U eu t Wells S. Wetherell. who has 21 raiding B-29s were shot down his truck to a stop until it had ceremony. Baskel.s of white gladi­ 6:15 —WHTD — Dick Tracy; WTHT — Gabriel Heatter; cluded Johnny Hedlund, Jimmy and only four Nippone.se intercep­ which open in New Haven next an’s Funeral Home, 175 <3enter Study group was, "The America WTHT — Superman; W nC — twelve players with three al­ week. Last Saturday night was I Temple won, 63-60, after th e' Otto Kubelle and the Rangers been with the Navy In the South coasted down the hill and it .viis olus were .useiiffed Hour: wnc — Prof. Andre Varieties: W nC — Hlldegarde cellent season record of eleven ment In the play of the teams. In street, mother of Mrs. Bowers. Iwo Jima was reported today In an in aqua crepe with luggage brown how-ever. asked Swaffield to see munlcatinns Systems station in dian, who is in charge of Indian Richard Hassett. at the Choate School in Walling much their own way in league play Yesterday afternr>on .No 2 was sleeves and overskirt of bine net coat, hat and acceoaoriea. The cou­ Schenker. Show. wins in 13 starts. In addition to other,years the floor was anything The three service men were call­ unconformed Tokyo radio broad­ that the events are “localized so England where he is stationed. j service in Washington, D. G., and : —WDRC — G«irge B. Arm­ 10:45— WDRC — Behind the ford on March 24. Mancheater this year. In two previous games ed upon to tell of their experiences. called to the yard of thi Manches­ trimmed with satin bows. Her ple will be at home to their friends 0 30 gaining a tie for first place In the but even and many a good dribbler cast. finger-tip veil wa.s held in place as to save on transfWirtatlon. haa done a grand work for he^ stead; WHTD — The Answer Scenes at CBS. ------. i,. , . , High will be represented as usual against the Rangers, the PA's have Lieutenant Wetherell who has Tokyo said the landing was ter Lumber and Fuel Company after April 1, at 338 West Main Dr. Mortimer Moriarty will re­ people. She haa also' written Central Connecticut Interscholas- was handicapped by the layout of. chance of gaining top won by lop-sided scores. The with a halo of blue satin roses, Man; W n C —Bob Steele. ? 1:00— News on sU stations. tlc League, may draw a bye In the Cesario, Sims been In Oic service since early In made last night north of the main where it extinguished a fire in an street. Clarion, Pa. On their return spond to emergency calls tomor­ book entitled, “ American Indlamj the courL honors. Rangers are confident of tbelr M ghve a number of interesting and she carried a colonial bouquet from their wedding trip they w-ill 6;45_WDRC — News; WHTD— 11:15—WDRC — Danny O’Neal; opening round on the basis of their Pep Outpoints 1 2 American beachhead on the .south­ automobile but not before it had row afternoon. I Are People.” Also Heni'y Clouq WHTD — Musical Roundup: ability to whip the PA’s and end accounts of the natives of the is­ of ealla lilies, roses and camellias. live at 1310 13th street North, St. Musical Round'jp; WTIC—I»w - outstanding record. An executive board meeting has their winning streak. In league af­ eastern shores. been badly damaged. RisCiissi Rejects Roe, teacher in Kansas College fo^ WTHT — Music; w n C —Hark- Herb Stevenson, secretary of the lands In the South seas, and ex­ The matron of honor wore an Petersburg. ell Thomas. Clark’s X th Tear been called for tomorrow afternoon Meet Tonight fairs the PA’.s have copped nine Marines, the broadcast eaid, This call came soon after No. 3 ashes of roses lacc gown and her Mr. and Mrs. E. Dana Cowles Indian atudents. 7:00-WDRC — Jack Kirkwood ness of Washington. 6 We.st Side Rec Bowling League hibited a number of curios. Company had extinguished a fire Mr*. Smith terminated her du­ At the conclusion of the skit Phil Terranova at which time, pairings will be an­ straight this season. landed where the cliffs were from colonial bouquet was fashioned of Appeal to ,\«re€» and family have moved from 33 .Show; WHTD — News Corre­ 11:30—WDRC — Casey, Press Coach Wilfred a e rk e of the lo­ nounced as well as the seeded passes along the following infor­ The hostess was assisted In serv­ that had started from hot ashes ties aa chief of communications, North Elm street to the home they century-old poem was read, entil cals, In his 26th year at the helm The first game will llnd two ing by Mrs. Francis P. Wetherell '•10 to 15 meters high ” and were violets, i-oses and snapdragons. spondents; WTHT — F u 1 t o n Photographer; WHTD —Metro­ teams. There is a slight possibility mation. Colored New York Box­ ’’intercepted at the waters edge in a .shed in the rear of 47 Myrtle with Cheney Brothers on Feb. 1. have purchased at 40 Foley street. tied "The White Rose of Miaml.’| politan Opera U.*.A.: WTHT— of the cage squad started the 1944- High Three String — Hedlund club's looking for their first win in of Baldwin road. The mother of the bride wore Lewis, Jr.; W n C —Supper Club. Qiampion Successfully that the locals may be seeded. the third and final round of play in and furious fighting Is at present street. a gray and fuensia sheer print She haa been active both officially On War Powers It tells the supposedly true stor 7;15_W D RC — Music that Satis­ Sammy Kaye’s Orchestra: w n C 45 campaign with nary a letter- 401. er Set lo Pin Initial and socially in the South Methodist of a little white girl who married i the Rec circuit. The CJity Gab­ in progress.” with a corsage of sweet peas and Staff Sergt. William F. LaPine, fies'. WHTD — Raymond' Gram —Wolds at War. man. Prospects were dark for a Defends Champion To be eligibly to compete, a team High Single—Hansen 164. church, and was honored with a of 90 Branford street. Manchester, young Indian chief who called hed 1 2 :00—WHTD — News: Music; successful season. Came the open­ High Team Single — Paganie Los* on Hartford Boy. bers and the Aircraft both lost in Iwo Jima Field The ■ broadcast, recorded by the gladiolus. (Continned From Page One) Swing: — W m r — Hit Tunes must have scheduled at least half opening round games. The Cab- Federal Communications Commis­ Following the ceremony Mrs. number of pre-nuptial aocial af­ son of Mrs. Mary LaPine, who haa "White Rose of Miami.” WTIC — News of the World. w nc — News: Roy Shields and ing traditional game with the 656, fairs. Mra. Smith and her parents The business meeting was prej ship in New York. of its gamsB in lU own class or hers hold a decided edge over ih# sion, said the second Invasion was Curfew to Be Barbara W. Reynolds entertained recently returned from overseas 7:30 — 'WDRC —American Melody Orchestra., Alumni Thanksgiving n|ght at the higher based on a minimum sched­ High Team Triple — Psgania Hartford, Feb. 20— Overshadow­ have been going to Florida alnce me to bring back to Marsh?" sided over by the newly electe local armory. The PejPep Boys whip Aircraft in season play with two Seized by Yanks; “executed despite Inclement condi­ with a reception at her home, 520 Wanderer said he asked. diity, has reported to the Army ule of sight games, and must have 1789. 1920 and have a host of friends In Ground Forces Redistribution. Sta­ president, Mra. Eldwln Brownl ped a star studded Grad five. They By Ted Meier High Single without mark — ed a bit by Wlille Pep’s title de- straight victories in as many tions and huge sacrifices.” Sixth Avenue South, for forty The Senate leader, related Wan­ won at least half of them in the starts. However, since losing two, Put in Effect guests. Decorations carried out SL Petersburg, many of whom at­ tion at Lake Placid Club. New Refreshments were served by th^ then proceeded to pile up an eight- New York, Feb. 20.—(>P)—Willie Schubert. Merllne. 96. fense. the Johnny Cesarlo-Baby Repulse Attack The Japanese Domel agency de­ tended the church ceremony. derer, replied: class in which they expect to play. the Aircrafters have strengthened the Valentine motif, and the re­ York. Sergt. LaPine entered the young girls of the Epworth Clrcld Tihbett Is to Continue ‘ gsme winning atreak before finally Pep had too much pep for Phil Sima fight at th» Auditorium to­ clared In a broadcast dispatch to­ ”1 don't care ^hat you do." under the direction of Miss Hazel being halted by an inspired Bris­ their forces con-siderahly and pro­ freshment table was centered with Mr. Smith la aecreUry and RisCassI was closeted in a party 8cr\’ice on March 13, 1941, and was Terranova at Madison Square night looms as one of the high­ day that the Americans had lost Driggs. The candles, napkins an— 4^ American Broadcasting Oo. Ulti­ five. Three members of the first pointing the New York di^lenger There was no Allied confirmation. it will also be helpful In the fields plan would meet "any possible ob- over the 15-round* route, z' has been extended only by a Jim­ ssdd Ameriban losses in smashing (Mundal. Bangga, New Guinea carnations and lace cloth. Speculation that Lawrence Ttbbett mately this would be become the team have been inducted into the of transportation, manpower, and said; ”It will have a aorious effect Jactive the Senate may have." In banging up his 86^ triumph my Taylor who had won 20 of 24 MroM Ute northern end of the la- Senate Democrat.s. however, (Atalpe) campaigns. “ABC Network,” in keeping with service since the opening game. Score Easy Victories in other ways." on our volume of business.’’ e t the opera, successor to Frank the policy of other chains to use They being Captain Roy Kanehl. in 87 fights and bis Mth in a row in his post-service campaign. Those Sport Slants land were relatively light but were Byrnes said he would ask tne Noted Athlete were described by RisCassi after a four triumphs swelled Johnny’s i heavier on the northern flank of The Chicago City License bu­ The Manchester Y. M. C. A. will Sinatra as Hit Parade singer, identifying initials. Red Degutls and Rudy Plerro, alnce losing to Sammy Angott War Manpower commission to conference aa "standing firmly" on Reds Punch Holes two years ago, Po^ demonstrated unbroken string of victories to 28 the original beachhead where the Manchester reau estimated the order would af­ be closed for all activities Thurs­ mlgbl not continue in this CBS Manchester was probably the ••deny ceilings to any places violat­ fect 9,430 theaters, taverns and their original contention that war to the crowd of (gross gate Former Scores Shutout bouts. In his three other recent From Here, Therm Tanka battered up unprotected To Visit Here emergencies should be met with day, the 22nd, until 6 o’clock. The show doesn’t exactly Jibe with the Talks tonight: MBS. 9:30— hardest hit Class A tearn in the ing this request.” He also said the entertainment places. Bowling alleys and gymnasium will III Nazi Defense;! state. Nevertheless the boys were $48,701) that bfe was too good for Major Leagues matches the local lightweight alopes to envelop the airdrome. Date Book War Production board, the Office specific legislation while the Legis­ situation, says a spokesman for American Forum "Reduction of Over Warren & Jarvis; scrapper, one of the more crowd- > and Everywherm •TTie fight la the toughest we’ve John P. Aaron, chairman of the be open for the usual activities in Voting Age” ; CBS, 10:30—Sen. scrapping and playing aggressive the game, b>it outclassed Terra- of Defense Transportation and the Michigan State Liquor Control lature was in session rather than the sponsor. nova. pleasing leather slingers, halted a run across In 168 years.” Lieut. Tonight the evening. Konev Advance* He put it this way: "There has Tom CJonnally on Crimea Confer­ ball. The result was a brilliant letter Downs Pioneer Office of Price Administration commission, ordered all public Hank Greenberg to Be with gubernatorial war orders A 1 tp" 6 favorite. Pep Jabbed Await Verdict tough Jerry McGee In the last heat The HarUord and New BritolK Gen. Holland M. Smith, com- issued under a general grant of been no discussion or thought of ence. CBS. 11:15—Glenn L. Mar­ record. Meeting Board of Selectmen at would be asked for support. drinking places closed by midnight The Mothera’ Circle of St. Ge­ In only one ball game did the away almost at will, cutting Ter- In R ec League Match. of a rousing eight-pounder, and Pros are all tied qp in tbelr battto BUinder of Marine Corps forces In Municipal building at . Guest of the Pioneer power to suspend or modify any replooement for Mr. Ttbbett,” nor, |tin on “ Air Power.” stopped both Jimmy Thompson and the Pacific, told Associated Press 8 Unofficially it was thought the Monday. rard, will meet tomorrow evening —(Coatlnuad Fzqpg.. Page One) at being against rai.ova'8 nose and raising a lump for the stage pro cage crown ’’When Johnny Cornea March- ODT could act against offenders state statute which in his opinion be added, has there been "a d e -t ___ Mickey Paul Ih f6ur heatz. Correspondence Morrie Landsberg Loa Angeles spokesmen said Parachute Co. with Mrs. John Daly of 119 Buck- Meriden High at the local armory. over his left eye. When he wasn’t Big League , Officialn The Main Street Servicemen con­ The Capitol qity five captured th */ ing Home,” musical show by j,y preventing delivery of supplies might interfere with the war ef-. cision or discussion of cancelling | Haymes and Ed Gardner; 8:80— massing up Phil’s face with his Baby Sims, classy New York firat In Hartford while New Bif* ‘aboard sea forces standing off the they would abandon their 1 a. m, land street. important consolidations oT^ttdS It was an off night and Meriden tinued their sensational bowling Mansfield Detachment, Marine py exercising taxicab and bus fort. Mr. Tlbbett at the end of his cur- 1 Date With Judy. Frank Sinatra; grasped the opportunity to whip tan'-alizing Jabs Wee Willie ahot Meet in Washington boxer, hat a somewhat cjmparable tain won the second on her home island. week-day and '2 a. m. Saturday CapUln “Hank” Greenberg:, Asked whether he had any com­ phase of the war.” Landsberg reported thousands Corps League, Hollister street ,Au- controls. The WPB could cut off Manchester Grange will meet in Field dispatches to Moscow said rant option period (July 29). On : 9:30—Fibber McGee: 10—Bob the locals. The Pep Boys came counter punches to Terraneva’s last night at the West Side Rsc in record. Boasting e flashy left court . . . The Hartford firo plajra closing hours. In Baltimore bars and home* ment on Wanderer's statement the contrary, the reaction has been Hope; 10:30—Hlldegarde. CBS, * Today With Bj^es. Biore Marines were pouring ashore dltorium. / ' I power, fuel and materials. The will close two hours earlier and In former first baseman the Masonic Temple tomorrow eve­ Konev and Marshal Gregory Zhuj bouncing back to trounce Middle- stomach and overhand rights to a Hec league match when they hand, and a rofflring right that has the New York Renaissance tomoiw to smash' down the Japanese en­ Fifth Anniversary obeentance oP A could halt rations and fuel run hitter of the Detroit Ameri­ about the proposed bipartisan ning. It will be a patriotic pro­ kov were warding off Nazi blow Ktrsmoly good.” Big Town: 8:30—Clalra Trevor in town to end their season in a blaze the head. stopped many a foe, the teen-aged row night at the Hartford Auditor* Oregon night clubs will turn out conference. RisCassi said: "Destry Rides Again” : 9—Inner shutout the Warren and Jarvis trenched in a network of caves on Rotary club at the Sheridan. |oll. the lights two hours and a half cans, now an Army Air Force gram, put on by Troop 9, Girl "in strategic moves which promts At the Om* of signing It was of gloiY. In winning the unanimous nod Washington, Feb. 20— —The Gothamite nss won 24 of 25 bout*. lum in the third game of their Military Whist, Catholic LAdlesI gee« Unemployment Resulting “ I can’t be responsible for Wan­ announced Tibbett’s contract was Sanctum: 9:30— Rosalind Russell five. In the other match the sec­ His lone loss was suffered here, series . . . Each team boa won the nigged, volcanic Island and ap- earlier than customary. Squadron commander, will be the Scouts of the South Methodist shortly to pay dividends when the Robb the .Sparkplug from Referee Arthur Donovan and big leagues are seeking a -.^show­ of Columbus at th* Y. Noah L. Braunatem, spokesman derer’s statements to'the pre.ss.” church under the direction of Mra. for the long period o f five years. in “Biography” : 10—Service To Judges Tom Oullfoyle and Marty ond place Pagani West Sides took where he has also fought often. one game . . . Several basketball Mrently in dread of losing the air­ A "hard blow to take ’ was the drive on the capital Is resumed." Jackie Robb has been the spark­ down with War Mobillzor ^ m e s drome island from which Tokyo Daily until Feb. 28, motor veht- for the New York Cafe Owners guest of the officials of the Pio­ The Senate leader asserted that Hazel Anderson. A Russian push fhrther norl Actually, however, it carried the Front. BLU, 7:30—One Man’s Monroe, Pep showed best in the three points from the Pioneer Genaro Rojo, who recently went teams In the state have beam way night club operators on the plug of the loca; five all season. A on baseball's status. \ could be raided by light bombers cle registration. Branch office, guild, said the request would re­ outskirts of Dea Moines described neer Parachute Company and the Senate had attempted to meet had carried within 47 miles usual option renewal periods of Family; 8:30—Alan Young Show; tenth round when he had Terra­ Parachute team. the route with Henry Armstrong, forced to cancel their schedule duo state .Motor Vehicle. Dept., Legion!suit in "a lot of unemployraent Cheney Brothers tomorrow at the the war powers issue by approv­ Members of the Manchester Re­ Danzig, capturing the Polish cor'4 such radio documents. A difference 9—Norman Gordon Sings; 10 — tireless worker, he has proved hla nova on the verge of a knockout. Ford Frick, President of the l^a- With Mickey Katkaveck and snapped hla victory string. But to the coal shortage . . , Johnny and fighter planes. the order. San Francisco said ser­ tional League now in Washington, Japanese, still holding the wide, Home, Leonard street. Hours 8:30 and added: ” It will be a definite local plants. ing bills dealing with specific publican Women’s Club are re­ ridor town of Nowe (Neuenburg.) was that these were for 26 instead Trans-AUantlc Quiz; 10:30— Lis-- worth as a teammate with unex­ He belted the challenge: from all Cliff Keeney leading the way, the that was Sims’ 11th pro fight Cesario undefeated Hartford ttght- vice men now filling all-night the- celled passing to his mates in the will ask Byrnes to "Either leave us northern end of the island, poured a. m. to 5 p. m. / invitation for the return of the atera because of a lack of hotel Captain Greenberg, who has emergencies and that those meas­ minded of the February meeting The German command said o f 13 weeks. ten, the Women, Gypsy Rose Lee. angles. Terranova was reeling at Servicemen managed to gain all while Rojo was a vastly more ex­ weight tackles Baby Sltns tonlgM artillery, mortar and rifle fire Assistance to make your In­ horrors of the speakeasy days.” Just returned from the CJhina, ures were now before the House. tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the new Russian offensive had opene MBS, 8:30—Roy Rogers Show: Pep Boys games. Bob Tedford the the bell. enough men to play baseball or tell perienced lad. at the Hartford Auditorium In tba space would have no place to go. Since Ttbbett became a part of us to stop.” a highly suthoritative four points In their quest for a down on the Yanks and put up come Tax return, dally at the Mu­ Nigbtelub operators in Rich­ -I..OSS of Revenue Pr«lleted Burma, India command where he "There is no business before small lodge hall of the Masonic north of Ratlbor, on the upper] the Saturday night series, sponsor 9:15—Real Ufe Drama; 10:30--» team high scorer may cause op­ At a disadvantage wlth-a short­ playoff berth. After a slow start Since then Sims has added 14 10-round feature attraction. < . . mond and Philadelphia also fore­ baseball source said In New York. their stiffest fight for the southern nicipal building. The Cafe Owners Association of has served for moi than a year, us,” RisCassi contended. Temple. The president, Mra. <3eorge Oder 85 miles southeast of BreslauJ spokeemen saw the prograrr has Wings For Tomorrow posing tourney five a lot at trouble. er reach. Terranova kopt trjflng In the loop, the team added several victories to his record and is a The Esquire eporta poll lists Willie airdrome. cast a return of the speakeasy. will have with him on the inspec­ One of the Senate-approved F. Borst. will be in charge, and the "after German defensive successes When he is on. Tedford can hit the to get In close to land s knockout Presideat Witt Harsidge of the much more experienced fighter. Pep as the outstanding boxer of . Wednesday, Feb. XI Chicago passed a resolution ap­ gone up two points In listener American League and Frick were now faces and since then the team Motoyama air field Number Two Wililam Hopkins, president of the proving the Byrnes request al­ tion tour Lieutenants Doland and blUa dealing with war powers principal speaker will be Mra. Wil­ of the past tWo days.’ Wednesday programs; nets from anyvi here. He will bear punch. He usually filled as Pep He proved that against Jimmy 1944 . . . The great Grantland Ferbruary meeting Manchester Philadelphia Cafe Owners’ asso­ rating. named by the big league owners to has''managed to move. Katkaveck lies Just north of the American- though a loss of revenue was pre­ O’Connell of the Army Air came to the House today and was liam G. Grawford, head of the club As for Breslau, Tranaocean said NBC, 9 a. m.—Ed East and Pol­ a lot of watching in the title play counter-punched yrlth vigor, in swept, all honors with high single Anest here three weeks ago. Rice was selected as the lop zporta Repubitcan Woman’s club. Ma­ ciation and first vice president of last year. Mrs. Crawford will de­ confer with government officials writer during the past year . . . held territory, won In the fiercest dicted. Forces, both of whom have envi­ referred to the Committee on all Soviet blows in an "all-out” aH ly; 1 p. m.—Sketches in Melody: The best faker and shot on the flicting two blqsOs to one. of I40\and three string of 364. Archie Goodby, Albany light­ fighting of all on the ialand. sonic Temple at 2:30 p. m. the National Tavern association, able records as Air Force pilots. liver one of her lectures on Ireland. / Preparatory to changing its In the fourth Terranova did on baseball’s wartime problems. The outstanding football playan,, Thursday. Feb. XX The curfew was expected to have Agriculture. That measure tempt to take the Silesian caplt 6:45— Front Page FarreU. CBS, team la Mickey Murphy. Murphy Harridge traveled here today. Keeney'., collected a ?61 triple. weight who has staged some stir­ NlmiU made no mention of said: ’’This is not a war move— it’s little effect on the majority of had been beaten off. identify on th* air to the Ameri­ land a solid left to Pep s Stomach award went to Don Hutson of th* ' Washington's Birthday observ­ The party will be shown the passed by the Senate last week can Broadcssting Co., now the 1:15— Ma Perkins; 8 :3 0 - Sing only had one opportunity to show Frick arrived last night. Marco ynd Sullivan paced the ring scraps here and boasts a 16- ^ .tsmks which eye-witnesaea said had a dry move. We voted on prohibi­ sports events and theaters, most of various processes of producing Mrs. William Harbeaon, of Hart­ Battles art fluctuating in tha that slowed up the Hartford lad bout win streak, tangle* with Bos­ pros and Les Horvath of th* col» ance by Washington.Loyal Orange under suspension of the rules, corporate name, the BLU network Along Club; 6:15—Lyn Murray his wares in a varsity game, that In New York, the Inrormant. losers. ' been thrown into the battle. Tokyo tion years ago, and wo voted it which close before midnight. nylon for the standard Air Force would empower the governor to ford, will speaH at lh% Second Con­ Pyritz area 22 miles southeast against Windham when he poured temporarily. Again in the 12th ton’s A1 Sforza in the semi-final legians . . Byron Nelson the Lodge, Orange hall at 8.- out. Byrnes or no Byrnes, I’m gregational church tomorrow eve­ has started the slow process of Music. BLU. 11 a. m.—Breakfast who asked that his name not be The otheV: match saw the West great gdlf champ topped the list radio reported a tank battle under States already having early clos­ parachutes in Oieney Brothers take such steps as he might deem Stettin where Zhukov is fightlni; 16 points through the rim. In other Terranova got in a right that eight. If Sforza displays a tan in way on the platean In the center Monday, Feb. X8 going to operate as usual." ning at 8 o’clock to parents of chil­ famillarzing the new tile. Here­ In HoUywood: 12:30 p. m.—Farm used, said; • Sides and Rkrachuate teams di- In his aport . . . A surprise was, ing hours and which anticipate lit­ and will be shown the details of necessary to meet the complaint toward the Baltic, the GeQns games he was used only sparingly. opened a cut oyer Pep’s left eye. ‘Frick has gone to Wash'cgton the ring, it should occasion no sur­ o f the Island occupied by the prised lueetlng Y. M. C. A. membership Michael Hannigan, president of dren at present, or contemplating after. or until the BLU cognomen and Home Program; 2:30—Ladles ^ ep weighed 124 3-4 pounds, clde the first \wo games, the West Harry Wismer being chofen over tle effect from the curfew include; construction of 'chutes at the Pio­ of Connecticut poultry dealers communique said, while in Ea4« Be Seated. MBS. 2:15 —Jane CY>wl; Eddie Vilga, Ed Brown and George armed with a list of the majors’ prize,- for he has been fighting aouthem air field. to discuss playground disposal at the Illinois Tavern Owners asso­ Connecticut. Arizona, Florida’ attendance in the Beginners’ De­ Prussia other Bussians are attaek-l finally is dropped. staUon break Sides taking the first and dropping win Ted Huslng aa the best radio neer Parachute Company plant on that they were unable to buy poul­ 3:30—The Smoothies: 4:15 John­ Keith appear to be th-* other prob­ Terranova 125. personnel, consisting mostly of down South. Other bouts A'dvahee ielementa of the Ma­ 8 p. m. ciation, said the early closing West Virginia and Virginia. partment of the church school. Mrs. ing vlolenUy dn the Saroland penJ announcements are being made as: the second. HoVeyer. the Pagani sportcaster . . . Nelswi the golf­ Wrdnrsday, Feb. XS Forest street. try in the state because it waS able starters for the locals. A*' 4-Fs, dischargees, overag • and 'un­ round out the card. rines expanded their hold on the might mean the difference between Communities in a similar posi­ Captain "Hank” Greenberg led Harbeson is a teacher in Nursery insula west of Koenlgaberg despite "This is the BLU network of the son Family. Paschal Ordered to Report team came baex\ stropg In the ing great was selected aa the out­ Military Ball at State Armory, profit and loss for amusement being diverted to New York mar­ three have performed capably all derage players. As we have said aJhrfleld, Nlmitz said, against fierce tion include; Spokane, Indiannpo the American League in 1935, schools in Hartford. She has ad­ a bombardment by the German third to win the gdtae and gain the standing sports figure during th* Red Cross Benefit at South places. He suggested that license kets at above-celling prices. dressed Manchester audiences season with Brown coming into his many times before, we don’t want and increasing opposition. 11a, Oklahoma City, Nashville, Lit poling out 36 home runs and for Baltic fleet aass, .501 Washington Village, Atlanta. Feb. 20--(A>)— Billy plnfall point. CharlVv Wennergren year with Hal Newhouser and Heavy figging was under way Methodist church at 7:30. fees should be reduced because of Wanderer had said during the heretofore, and a cordial invitation own during the latter sta p 4 of the to use a single man who Is needed Country Club Marty Marion In close pursuit . . . tie Rock and Memphis. many years was runner-up in week-end, that the matter needed The Berlin radio said the GerJ Six From State South Norwalk. Taschal of the New York Giants by the Armed Forces or by essen­ and Pete Hansen setVthc pace for 1 bn the n ortH ^ fnd of the field. Thursday, March 1 the earlier closing hours. la extended to the parents to be man situation was critical in thef season. The football game of the year was home runs in the junior circuit to further study because only “one A Na\’y oiler, speedy, heavily •leading gro’ond gainer in the Na­ tial Industry. the West Sides with ^ores of 364 Xhirlier Nimitz had said unque- Opening of Red Cross campaign. “Just Crack at PetrJIlo” present tomorrow evening. A dis­ Tucheler forest area of the PoUsli armed, the Cimarron is part of the The locals will be rtady for the Bowling League the Ohio 'State-Mlchigan gam*, the incomparable “ Babe” Ruth. side” of the situation had been ex­ tional Professional Football "However, we'd like to keep the and 360 while Charley yrehelt and vocally that the Leathernecks "arc Friday, March X In Hollywood Earl CafroU, cussion and social period will fol­ corridor and west of the On Cimarron Crew great "fleet train.” under the com- tiUe play, Coach Clarke will see League for the last two s e a s ^ . won by the former 18 to 14 , . . night clu'b owner, said: "I don't Sees His Brother’s plored and because it would em­ low Mrs. Harbeson’s talk. men who arc not needed. All we Bill Goss, both turned in good taking Iwo island,” 750 miles south Adjourned annual town meet­ where the Soviets are pointed to mant^of Vice Admiral William L. to that. Don’t count Manchester htui been ordered by his drut Nlblirkn Newhouser topped the baseball o f Tokyo. See what good it will do.” Another power the governor to declare an ask Is no dlscriml.-iatlon. I oelleve games for the winners. NItk Ange­ players with Marion and Dick ing, High school hall. w ^ Danzig. Calhfmn. U.S.N.. which roams the out. board to report to Ft. MePher- Frick’s principal point will be lo was high man for the Um- Davies ...... 86 93—283 Cono^e Landing By Mames Tuesday, March 6 club owner, Herman Hover, de­ \Grave in Pacific embargo on poultry shipments Rev. Paul G. Prokopy of Zion The Moscow communique de Somewhere in the Pacific, Feb, Pacific, fueling the battleships 104— 283Waikeflcld close behind .. . . Doc The Tokyo radio, reporting from Engagements outside the state, a matter of in­ LutheVan church, in the second of j son fo f his physical The Onatl- •either leave us enough men tf play brellamen with a 353 triple,. Sloan* Red Cross lecture, “Meal Plan­ clared: "The musicians are the dared 1,500 Germans were slat and the aircraft carriers. Boyce 84—266 Blanchard and Glenn Davis were a bomb-fired city where American ones who wlU be hit hard. I think terstate relations. hiaLenten history pictures, tomor­ 20— (JP)—Six Connecticut residents ! tutlon sOys. baseball or tell us to stop. You Pioneer Parachute (D \ named second and third in the In- . ning,” Center church at 8 p. m. when they tried to break out of Paschal,' who has been serving can’t expect us to play without Parllman 95-281 raiding planes have knocked out this is Just a crack at Music Czar Seaman, fYr.t Class. Robert E. When both houses adjourned ro w evening at 7 :30 at the church, encircled Griidzladz, 10 m^le are among the 300 men who make Last Niglri's Fights M assarro...... 110 135 88 -.333 • 89 295 dividual football poll behind Hor­ 725 enemy aircraft since Friday, Friday, March 9 Anderson, son ftf .Ellis Anderson, will take for his subject, “The Suf­ I in the U. 8. Maritime Service, at players." A n g e lo ...... 104 128 121—353 Hayden .Tin can collectl n In all parts James Petrillo.” Noonan-Shwn after brief sesalona, they found south of Nowe. up the crew of the 18,276-ton BasebaH's war problems appar­ Schubert 116 - 321 vath. I>oc has three more years CMioeded that more than 20,000 9 But a preponderance of there has written hlS father that while fering Saviour-Silent.” An invita­ Sharp Increase Sheepehead Bay, New York, 1* be­ Anrvlello...... 103 111 10.5 319 ; and Davis two at West Point . . . Mr. and Mrs. James'. Sloan of themselves as far apart on the Konev and Zhukov were atH U. 8. 8. Cimarron, which is one of ently pivot around the availability Devildogs already had been landed of town. action was favorable, following the on duty in the South P.acific he war powers issue as when it flrs,t tion la extended to not only mem­ ing removed from that branch of Merlino ...... 93 95 101-289 1 Saturday, March 10 474 North Main street, ’ announce tempting to weld their flanks the few ships of the Navy that can By The Associated Press of sufficient players if Congress en­ 558 581 1729 “ by this morning.” line of James Hone, of Beattie won shore leave and was able to came up weeks ago. There were bers of the congregation, but those service. In a previous examina­ Schubert ..... 86 120 109— 315 i Banquet on fifth anniversary the engagement of their dai^hter, curely in the area of Oosaen, 16 lay claim to having participated in In Two Diseases Nevi' York—Willie Pep, 124 3-4, acts work-or-Jall legislation. And Putter* From the 800 ships committed to secretary and board chairman qf visit the grave of his brother. First Mae C. Sloan, AMM 2-c, to vJeut. indications, however, that fresh in the community who have no tion. prior to entering the Mari­ Sam Snead Defeats opening of American Legion miles northeast of Guben, in readiJ every major Naval operation In the Hartford, outpointed I^il Terra- time Service. Paschal wtu! put in like other sports, baseball also 496 589 524 1609 , Varney. ___ 91 105— 287 the operation, the invaders are the Independent Theater owners of Lieut. Wililam L. Anderson. Lieu­ John L Noonan, U.S.M.CXR.,Nwn attempts would be made tomorrow church home. ness for an offensive upon Berlin^ Totals Home. tenant Anderson, an Army Air Pacific since the beginning of the fiova. 125. New York, 15, (tlUe): limited service. faces transportation problems. C. Johnson 89—324 “ bringing up reinforcements and Washington, northern Idaho and 6f Tdrs.. Pauline Noonan of to effect some sort of a compro- Crossen lies south of the Oder Paganis (S) 90 264 landing them,” Tokyo acknowledg­ Saturday, March 17 Forces pilot lost his life, in the The Savings Bank of Manches­ war. Hartford. Feb. 20—(Ah—Sharp Chuck Hunter. 147, Cleveland, 136 106 174— 356 Oleksak Nelstm bv Stroke Alaska, who said: Louis, Mo., and the late John L. '..^ise. They are; knocked out Jackie Larrimore, C. Frelhelt 111—312 ed. It reported 150 Yank tanks “ in Trl.sh Tea Party, British-Amerl- “ We will continue to do all we South Pacific on Sept. 13, 1943. ter. the Manchester Trust Com­ increases are noted today in 'Die Wennergren n o 117 137—364 St. John . Noonan. Iven the House chaplain, the Stephen P. Veytek, Seaman First 141 3-4, Miami Beach 3. 104 3.52 one sector.” can club. can to cooperate In the war effort Hla grave is in a National ceme­ pany, the Persdiial Finance C?om- State Realth department’* weekly Gc.ss ...... 107 111 127—345 Ballsieper The bride-elect has been station­ ReV W. D. Hoag, of Lyme, made Class, 2044 East Main street Chicago—Bill Paraona, 142, D an -; 107 3 1 9 I G u l f p o r t . . M i . s . s . Ffb. 20 (A*;- ■ All front line reports today Friday, April XO If they asked us to close at 12 tery in the Pacific area. ed for more than a year at Peru, ■an oblique reference to the Demo- pany an/d the office of the Man­ Heiress Gains bulletin in both measles end scar­ A . Frelhelt . 101 98 199 Chanda Annuual Masonic Ball at the Seaman Robert E. Andersor en­ chester Bunding and Loan Asso­ Bridgeport: Joseph P. Danllowlcz, vllle. 111., outpointed Mike Sopki, ] Sports Roundup -----‘ Slainmi'n Sammy Snead of Hot agreed qne of the most savage notin, we would.” Indiana. She began her training cratlc-Rppublican differences when Coxswain. 62 Oakridge street Nor­ let fever with 91 eases of the for­ ®Harisen .... 115 117 128^-360 Masonic Temple.’ Gov. C. C. Cossett of Jdaho said listed in June. 1943. and has seen ciation will be closed for business 150. EJaat Chicago. Ind., 8: Dan _ — 119— 119 573 606 1!(.58 Springs, Va., conquerer of Byron fights o'f the war ts in progress, for the "Waves” in January 1943, he expreraed the hope, in his prayer Trust Control wich; Stanley J. Kapustynskl, Sea­ mer and 59 of the latter being re­ Robinson, 139, Chicago, outpointed Pagani ...... N'el.son in a l9-holc playoff for the his administration would cooper­ service in both the Atlantic and all day Thursday, Washington’s ported for the seven days covered pionships. represents the only ice nransle* with the Japanese firing from at Teachers College, Cedar Falls, opening the session, that Ihe ’’spir­ man First Class. 23 McClurg ave­ Roy Lewis, 140. Muncle. Ind.. 6. By Hogb Fullerton. Jr. Gulfport Open Golf rhampionship. caves and pillboxes. ate with any ’’suggesUoiva" from Pacific areas. His letter does not Iowa, and later took an . advance it of the stubborn partisan” would Birthday. by the report. rink in Oklahoma-----Barney Rosa Totals . . . . .569 549 625 1743 Straugh . .. 122 Slarliii" Course specify where he was located when nue, Stamford; Harry F. Maler, Washington—Colon Chaney. 186, New York, Feb. 20.—(A*; At wa.s 'enrnute to Pensacola. Fla., Vice Admiral Richmond Kelly the Federal government A Pitts course at Oklahoma Agricultural not “prevent the purpose, of this New York, Feb. 20—(iP)—GIo Chief Radioman. 44 Wlnthrop For the la»t similar period there is writing a book on his ring and Buckland he obtained leave long enough to Second Lieutenant Bette Paul, Indianapolis. T.K.O.’d JacMe Saun­ least two gollege basketball teams G. Johnson todav to continue feuding with the Turner, commanding the amphibi­ burgh night club owner comment- and Mechanical (Tollege, Still­ assembly.” Vanderbilt De Chcco, who is ea-4 street New Britain; James P. Mul- had been 66 cases of acariet fever War experiences entitled "I'm A rc4 Service (4) Toleilo stylist in the Pensacola I need the rest and my help visit his brother’s grave. of 28 Gerard street, who is a U. and 89 of measles, the report sta­ ders. 179, Philadelphia.. 2; Nick Knofla . .. ous operation, said of Iwo: On Decorating p water. Okla. Under the new proposal any war tranged from her husband, Actthe interior of the ed that entertainers would demand Edward''J. HoII, Bolton. Te Review Work of State VFW era L6w Hanbury and Frankie firat baseman for the Washington Arihy and,.!* awaiting call-____ that contracts on pay be obaerved, Anne Campbell’s .Beauty Shop. Mr. and Mrs.. John Wolcott 154, Worcester. Moos., 1/ Shorts and Shells GumberiC a Houston radhtenL Devildogs. The invaders also were msln ball. The ceiling of the hall Discharged today: Ronald HIU-I Holyoke. Mass.—Jerry Molonl, Rublno and Ike Cheroff, IS^aword Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 20—tA5— Senators. haa been completely covered with regardless of curtsilmenets re­ Holidays hours will be observed Past Noble Grand Mlsa Grace Deaths Last, Night have sold their home at 117 Hol- man, 299 Highland street; Notre Dame's Ed McKecyer last year buried, for S t afforded constant cover of both at the Manchester postofflce Hatch was.in charge of the gamoa, iister street to their daughter-in- New Britain. Feb. 20— — De-* 182 1-2, Springfield. Moss- out­ hasn’t signed with Fordhom yet. winner, at Brooklyn (3oIl*g* and The Memphis Navy Hellcats, who wall tiling and now presents a quired by the Byrnes order. Georgina Reichert 632 MiddV have piled up 4n average of bet­ Cincinnati of the NorionM . Carrier planes and. the Marianas- Predicts Full CotnpUaoce Thursday, Wasblngiton’s birthday. and every onr had such a good law, Mra. Lester Wolcott. Mr. portment Ootnraonder Corioe A. pointed Saint Paul. 168 3-4. Spring- but you con bet he’ll be on the Job Columbia....Maybe thoee guy* and hod * good seasnii, wunagW ;); Fbaaad bombers of Lieut. Gen. Mil handaome appeiarance. tumplka. west Riebnrdaon o f the Veterans of field. Moos- S: Jack Tarzan, 142, ter than 77 polnta in 31 gomes, New Sampeo.'i Team Contractor John Wennergren In Columbus, Ohio, Mayor Jamea .There will be no delivery of mall time it Is proposed to bavs another Plnehurat. N. C.—^Leonard Tufts, Wolcott has airsady purchaaed the When the Bams resume football. •. will learn to recondition the cur­ games to r th# llght-klttteg Sadn • lard F. Harmon’s Strategic Air Discharged today; Mra. WUUaii Foreign Wars sold today that Torrington. Conn- outpointed Ray rent crop of 4-F athletes... .Lt. and lost only one of them, might bad aamplea of wrall board present j A. Rhodes, priedicted full compU- of any kind nor vrill. the parcel iiUitary whist in March. Mrs. Ar- 74. ton of the founder of Plnehurat F. H. Norton place at 180 Main Amateur hockey ta drawing mors Sompeon, N. T.—^Transfer hw XToroe o f the Pacific ocean areas, and one of ths developers of the Peterson and son. 17 Huntlngtori Json A. Brunno’, commsnder -in- Matgnn. 125, Now Haven. Cornu. S. as well be only a legend—to civil­ to show the Legionnalrea hla ideas ance but said ha would confer writh post delivery be maintained. celis Crawford and iisr committse street and both families will move M9-54t dough in Wsahington than ths Earl Mitchell, former Indiana U. wracked the Sampson bassbsU rtsan Start Great Fires famous golf mecca, street; Mrs. Betty Jo Cauthon| chief of the organization would Hazleton. Pn^—Johnny Finney, ians. J’ completing the work. . After war manpower alBclals regarding The windows will be opened for served Cake and coffee. about Much 15. MAIN ST. pros ussd to—and that isn't on miter, now U in training with the team which won of 27 in 1944. T b ^ y pilots o f the ’record-eised the general delivery and sale of Wsmnshurg, p . T .— WUUsm 17H, Garden drive; Janet Whit visit Connecticut next Saturday 162, PhiladelphU. knocked out Lou Marine war dog training country Due to Nsvy regulations, civtl- 26 — Race Straot bearing the proportion the mem- atrict enrorcemeut atepa. ney, 9 Oak Place; Willard awful lot----- Sixteen year old but unlike last yssr. the Nsvsl PhitedcIpbJs — i'CarmatioM of Super-Fortresses Hotel night clubs in Atlanta, etampe from 7:30 to 10:30 and the The American'reader In 1944 Mom, m . He would have tieen and Sunday to levlsw the work Perez, 167. Puerto Rico. 9: Mickey . .. .Well, the first thing a runner ] ions have seen them only twice, berataip- was heartily in *favor of var, 85 Garden street. 0*6* H turaday Utitll § P. M. Bellctlere. 144,-Hazelton. knocked Jeanne Leroux of Tulsa, who la- Training Center will h*v« a big Philadelphia waa ghlch plastesed Tokyo Monday, preceding with the Job. Under the which have a 12:30 a. m. closing mails will depart aa usual. Thera placed works dealing with his per­ 112 March 21. Plumbing Is the science of get­ . _ . ___, . . . -ft d m of the CYjnnecticut department reody IS on hand practicing.Aor the has to learn is how to take care each time when they were re- sorilset race eoul ting water where it is. wanted and Birth yesterday: A son to MrJ Ckwsd S*turd*y At 5.30 P. !*I. inspect the Avon con^eacent out Marty Barber. 150. Wilkes- Isogus fl(d^ ' the 51arines were landing on plan the entire brick wall inside hour,, anticipated little difficulty in will be no money orders or regis­ sonal problems first on his reading Knoxville. Tenn. — Ambrose NaUonol Ftgur* Skating cham­ I of his dogs. i turmng gomee with colleg* teams. toht o f starting great fires in the hall will be covered with insu* adjusting ta p. new achedule but try windows epenedf during tbs list, and those dealing with the war Gsinas, 68, nationsUy !''^known how it is wanted, and then getting and Mra John Stoutnar, 851 Tol-j hospltoL * Barre, Fa., $. gad cO stror^ e j^ U o a and wall boarfL supper cluba with a S a. Ok Bloalng daj[. t and tbs stats eC tbs world ascend. asortzmaas 14 awar aaahs. laa4 hmiplkai

' /• ■ ‘ -.M ' »-nS| MAN(mlrEk TiMsbAt, Fe b r u a r y 20, 194B m MAIMt;HKSI KK EVENING HERALD. M A N G H E S I EK. GUNN., TUESUAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1945 wrnm Aboence I stand But ten ue, . ■ r the marching. I HOI,D EVERYTHING Poultry and Supplies 431 Machinery and Tools 32 Wanted to Rent (from your Job) why are you so Insistent? j Automobiles for Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 Painting— Papering 21 Farmer Boy Well, Doc. I walk-! Make* Hitler’s Heart Grow Fonder EXPEKIENCEl RADIO aervic- PAINT ING. PAPERHANGING DO YOU BUY Baby Chicks by USED TRACTORS, new and used WA57TED— 5-6 ROOM Louse on or ed 187 milea to, get here, and P a c k a r d , 1942 club coupe, low ^ Sense and Nonsense Every time you miss a day before April 1st,' for permanent iO aorta hate to walk back. Classified mileage, radio, heater, black with Ing. Prompt and effi< lent All and Interior decorating, canvas color and price or do you visit the equipment, Fordson parts. Dublin Classified And stay at home, or wander— work guaranteed. Phone 460'I ceilings. Fred E. Laurltzen, 35 breeding farm and check on the Tractor Company, Willtmanllc. residence. HeferenceV furnished. white wall tires. Terms and Colored Sergaant—Morale is The'work-hours loat (at our boys trade. Brunner. 80 Oakland street, Dur: it street, Manchester Tel. vigor and free w n i ... It Always Depemda Dobbs gaaed at a partly saUn If you want a girl to laugh at FOR YOUR F U LLE R bnishes, call e.hat make* your legs do what cost) your jokes tell her that she has a 6191. Open ’till 9. 2-1888. glous disease of the parent stock? AdvertiseiTas^nts portion o f chijken on hts plate and Make Adolph’s heart grow fonder. Advertisemenb Leo Audette, 109 Cooper Hill If you expect profitable returns, Wearing Apparel— WANTED TO BfENT watCL front How high does s fly fly? sadly 8* ook Ms head. your head Knows ain't possible. musical laugh. street or .Manchester 2-1131 be- P A IN T IN G , paperhanging, Boors the early maturity, fast feather­ Furs 57 cottage at nearby lake forVntire F4H could sink no farther without slid­ How loud doe* a crow crow? Waiter (coming up)—Anything PL.'VTdOUTH 1937 coupe, heater. For Rent I The Stoiy: As soon as they reach He or she who stalls around For Rent For Sale ' fore 12 noon or after 6 p. m.. for and ceiling., installed and flnish- ing, body and egg size, production summer season, Writi Bojt^. D. Isris. Josef Eisner Insists that ing out of his chair altogether. He How much does a bear beV*'? wrong, sir? Junior was not at the dinner ta­ Small down payment. S6 weekly. JUST ARRiVED Army douhlt/- And on th* Job relaxes Terms and trade. Brunner, 80 prompt delivery. ed, general repairing. R. S. Por- records and flock mortality are Herald, giving complete details. To Biiv Vo Sell/ Iredertc coll *■ Louh PleyeL the pulled himoeU to on upright posi­ Which way does a face ttce? Dobbs (quietly)— 1 was Just ble when his father came home, ’To Buy To Sell breasted shee(>- lined tores green for the reason his mother had sent Win* Hlrohlto’i fondness. too. Social Situations Oakland street, 5191'. Open eve­ lerfleld. Tel. 47.52—2-0967 S<46. highly important. Colored cata­ I "eat Impnoarlo. Pleyel, however, tion and then to his feeL "You will How old can a bee be ? thlnktnr that the man who k(Ued FURNACE REPAIRI.NG and oil jackets. $13 each. Brunner's 80 him iipsUlrs to bed for swearing: Because It sids the Axis. nings 'till 9. logues are nice to look at. but lies not remember Eisner and the now do me the great honor to How much can a hog dog? this chick must have had a kind P A IN T IN G AND Paperh.mging. Oakland street. Open evenings Farms and Land loi Sale 71 Father (bellowing)—Swearing? burner service, A.sk about our sometimes very misleading. Our | lim e Frederic Chopin means noth- leave.” He waved in the direction How fast can-a duck-duck? hearL 2 . The Bituatloi*—A member of Spring cleaning. For full informa­ Gexid work. Reasonable rates till 8. Satijiday till 6 I ’ll teach him to swear! Th* More your family leaves an opened let­ FOR SALE—1940 PLYMOUTH stock has been carefully selected 1 FOR SALE 5 ACRE farm house, I g to him. I of the door. How clean will a brush brush? Waiter (ptizled)-What makes Fanjis and lAind for Sale 71 "Professor, please: there are He dashed upstairs and midway ter about. Lost and Found 1 sedan, 1940 Pontiac sedan, i940 tion call Van Camp Bros. 15 Raymond Flake Phone 3:t8s and bred for essential qualities | steam heat, 5 large rooms, bath 1 l.ow good con an ape ape? you think so? — Products you make years' experience: lel. .5244. Free ' other auspices in Paris— " Dopbs— Oh, because he waited stubbed his toe and crashed his — Bonds you buy Wrong Way: Read it if you are Packard ledan,' Model 110, and is well regartle<. by many j and pantry on first floor, a large FARM FOR SALE 2 1-2 acres of I Chapter XIV How hard will a press press 7 tOBT—lAST WEDNESDAY, pair 1940 Ford sedan, 19.38 Chrys­ Inspectiorxs: Rooms W'ithuut Board 59 j " — The Ijest ia Louis Pleyel!” How neat will a tie tie? no many years oetofe doing it. chin on the step. —Material you save interested, figuring that If it were local commercial poultrymen who j upstair.s, garage and 2 coops. Can land, all improvements, on main When the air had cleared a lit­ • vicinity of High school. ler sedan, IP '7 Pontla- sedan. Repairing 23 The Interview ■ Jozef Eisner brought the fiat of How long will a pump pump? The More something he didn’t want others to KEFRIUEKATOi, SERVICE We reorder each season. W invite in­ ONE ROO.M FOR GIRL or mar­ be seen anytime. Telephone 7002 road. Boltfm. May be occupied tle, Junior’s mother said sweetly: Pleaje return to High echool Cole Motor#— 4164. his hand down on Pleyel’s desk How well will a mate mate? Tour temper is the only thing —o f our Boy* will read he would have put it away or repair and reoulld any type Of t'lA-NO I. ana repairing, quiries and comparison. Fred -Mil­ ried couple. Centrally located or 513 Lydall street, -Manchester. March 1st. Room for 700 chick- | , "A fte r all, from Warsaw to Mother— N o .more now, dear. ^ o e . with a bang that almost bounced How safe will a ick lock ? ■you can lose and still have. come home again. tom It up. PLYM OUTH 1936 coach, heater refrigeration equipment. We ex- playei piano specially. John ler. Coventry Poultry Farm. Cov­ Call 2-1814 or 47 Cottage street. ens. $7,500. Telephone John Lent!, la ris Is not a hop and a skip. Now Louis Pleyel down Into his chair You've given him enough for one Cc>ckerham. 28 Bigelow street entry. Phone Manchester 8626 Maybe you had given How clooe doea a watch watch? lesson. WfU You help? Right Way — Never read an­ Smalf down payment, balance $4 changt sea.ed units with factory 4261. I e are here again. ’’—It w’lll be Louis Pleyel! W ife— Wasn’t it disgusting the Tei 4219 evenings. ^ ROO.MS W IT H T W IN betis. Com­ up Well, 1 could iindcrstaqji How far can a spring spring? other person’s letter, unless you IXJ8T—T A N RABBIT. Telephone weekly. Terms and trade. Brun­ guarantee ScietiUhc Refrigera­ Nothiiig less!’” '.v.ay those men stared gt that girl pletely furnished for light house­ h at— '' How much will s scoop scoop? We saw a fellow picking up a A farmer boy tried to enlist but have been told specifically to do 8.0178. ______ner. 80 Oakland street, ,’>191. Open tion C o . .37 Oak street. Phone His ear suddenly caught the so. Members of a fam ily shmild be COBB'S "Old Pickaid Fkim" keeping. Inquire 213 Center .street Ro«*k' Houses for Sale Louis Pleyel scratched his head. How few can a fool fool? getting on the train? cigar butt the other evening. He was refused because of bad feet. eveninge. 2-1226. sound of a piano. Husband—What train? able to leave thefb letter* anywhere .LOST—PAIR OF light frame Har­ Private Instructions 28 quality baby chicks front pedi­ or 2-1.561. “— Bui when Jozef Eisner writes noticed that we were watching. Next morning he presented himself "You’d better not look too good FOR SALE -WES1' SIDE, con­ Pleyel’s clerk, out of breath, was In the house without having them lequin glasaea. Reward. Apart­ greed breeders. Catalogtic upon is coming— then that is the end in the doorway. “Monsieur Pleyel!” "The war must not be judged "I am an Impromptu smoker,” again before the doctor; tonight—there’s a talent scout venient to ever hing. '4 rooms Since rationing, more youth* read by other members of the fam­ BOOKKEEPl.Nlj Servuces. Phone ELOCUTION <’LEAR speech- request. Clifford Ulm,' 37 Hollis­ |f it— then you ran count on it—’’ He was gesturing with both hands. by dsY-to-dsv developments,” he explained. "1 just pick them up Doctor Its no use. I just can't out front from Draft Board ment 17-C Garden Drive. Motorcycie^—Bicycles 11 Legion Plans and bath, a half of duplex with | are stepping into father's shoes— 3627 days ir evenings. use of words— diction -artlcula- ter street. ManyheAter. .3233. Apartments— Flats- “ Y’ou—w rote?" "W ell?" jw ys Hitler. But, Adolf, .w e're I go along.” take you, because you couldn't ily. * No. 27!” I/ )8 T —BLACK and white puppy tiorr—VO I ary increased Pri­ apace for garden and 12 chickens. “ O f Course.” going to keep it up week after when he geU Ured of wearing FOR SALE—INDIAN motorcycle, GENERAL CARPENTRY end re­ Tenements 63 The clerk gulped. with four white paws, child's {>et. vate tutoring in mathematics— Price $2,500 cash. No agents. "Eisner?" "W e ll!!” week and month after month. them. perfect condition. Can be seen at modeling Kitchen remiKie.ing and Article^^ for Sale 45 Yearly Dinner Write Bnx K, Heral06?\C\OOS I Telephone 5619. attached garage, air condition, oil .;3 ton. Phone 6449. 4 ROOM TE N E M E N T to rent on Louis Pleyel shook his head. nodding, making gestures. Wanted Autos— WA.'^KKR VACUUMS Electric tertain Service Men heat, copper tubing plumbing. V T O ^V . CO^P). YiOO'^'b, Help Wonted— Female 35 West Side. Vacant March 1st. Ap­ ••—You don’t have it?” Jozef Eisner threw out his arms. FOUND —SATU RD AY morning, Motorcycles 12 motors, etc., repaired All part* C Y m B lN A TIO N GAS and oil Lot 75x1,56 feet at 45 Horton Louis Pleyel's head - shaking ritrige. 4 burners, pre-war, good ply 50 Holl street. Hoiiie on Furlough. " - My dear Louis— '1 bolt of heavy rayon material. available 24-boiir service Charg- HAN.SEN S A FORWARD looking Road. Can be seen any time be­ lontinued. It was Frederic’s turn to gulp. •WSAA "^OO Cff W W W . v tv W rite Box L. Herald. CARS WANTED—CASH on the e# C O n Manchester 2-1439 orcanization is Interested in in­ condition. Also ping pong table fore 2 p. m. Louis Betko. 51 Hor­ ” — Humph. Weil, no matter. I -— , ? syexn. and paddies, 13 full screens to fit His face was losing its color. spot tor clean 1936 to '42 models. mornings or evenings terviewing neat, capable womep Roukvillc, Frh 20 (.Special) ton Road. Price $7,900. la ve yours, and that’s enough, my "Frederic, you hear!” ^ any house in Lenox street division Brunner. 5191 Open evenings till with pleasing pcrsonalitiy -to Stanley Dohn.sz Post No. 14, Amer­ |ear Louis—” Yes. My music!” - 10-o'clock. RANGE BUBNER.S and power and 2 screen doors. Phone 2-0819. Louis Pleyel took the letter \VStO Announcements work os waitresses six to 12 p. m. North Coventr>’ |ican Legion of which Eldred CTo Be Conttnord) burners of all» makes and kinds If you have spare time In Ute eve­ I'hich almost fell apart from age . A M H U u s e d CAKS--Will bu> SET OK FIV E F ILIN G cabinets, closed for business on Thiirsilay. , WTLX. T A K E CARE OF children cleamvi and adjusted. 10 years' Dowding is commander, will hold 1 his hands. ' dii.v year or moael We win pay ning why not turn i^/into a will sell separate or as a set. Call In oliservnnee of Washington's by day or hour in my home. Tele­ experience. Tel. 2-1731. 44 Main H ie -Sundav school teachers of its annual membership dinner thi.s Frederic said: " I t was tent, Mon- top prices rot well kept cars Cole profit? Ask to speak to .Mr. Han­ 4279 between 5-7 p. m. birthday. The bank and schools | phone 2-0978. street. sen Han.sen'.s ne^lf to the the Second Congregational church evening at the G A R. hall. Men will also be closed f' the holiday. lieur, some time ago.” Motors at Center Phone 4164. who have seen .service in this war -Did I say it waa yesterday? Armorv. / U. 8. ARMY SURPLUS coats, had a meeting recently at the I’atriotie Prtigrani PASSENGER WANTED to Pratt and who are home on leave or fur­ Pati'iotie programs in observ­ |lut after all. how long was it? ” Dfow Y o u gloves shoes, lackets. rain coats, home of the superintendent, Miss Louis Pleyel said in a chilly and Whitney, Hartford, 8 to 6:30 Heating— Plumbing MILLINERY saieegirls and ap- lough are invited to attend the ance of the Llneoln-Washington Business Services Offered 13 cars, trucks, airplanes, houses, Oertnide A. Anderson. At this supper and meeting. |oice: "Some dozen years ago.” •hlft. Telephone Extension 7236, — Roofing 17 parel salesgirl*. Full or part time. tanks and machine guns If you birthdays will be p-esented in the \ Aircraft or 603 Center street, Excellent Opportunity. Conven­ meeting which was attended hy A t the conclusion of the business I ’Teh, tch, is it that long?" Jozef FLOOR SANDING •'lab to receive our circular on schools of the town on Wednesday Issner applied his kerchief to his T e ll O n e rear. RUtlh'S u r ALL rv P E b replaced ient working hours. Outlet Mil­ these Items. Phore 5191 and give almo.st all the teachers, it was se.saion there will be an entertain­ by the various grades. Laying ana Finishing Inderchln. "W ell.-no matter. W e’ll Alphabet Soup for Bugs J. E, Jensen -Phone 2-U920 or repaired incmdlng slate, com­ linery Co.. 6 Pratt street,' Hart­ your name and address. Brun- voted to hold a special Easter ment program. Members of the Office 0|»encd Carry On, Girls BY V. T. HAMLIN Post arc reminded to bring to the lo t waste any more tlmr." He A L L E Y OOP If No Answer—5329 position. ihmgle or Un Also val­ ford 3. Conn. ' ner'a 80 Oakland street. Man- service during the Sunday school The sub branch olTlcc of the huffed the kerchief Into his pocket. Rockford, HI.— (A5— When a man meeting copies of the Legion came to the police station to report leys, flashings, gutters, chin, .evs che-.ter ■ hour and the parenLs and friends Motor Vehicle Department opened "N o.” Louis Pleyel said. "W e ^ THERE Air/T NONE A w a n t e d BT V tXiughlln 390 Woodland magazine which will be distributed a theft from his car, the desk ser­ TAKE rr EAEM —ALL KINDS y,t elec­ to be invited. It waa also voted in Rockville at the Town Hail to­ la v e wasted all the time we are LADS', WE AIN’T , 'OH.HOI w h e p e is A t s p e a k o f .- b u t if . ASSA FWN tric wiring and repairing Any Phom 7707 W A N TE D W OM AN to care for to purcha.se programa'for Easter to Veterans hospital. At the pres­ geant asked: "What did you lose?” I n-STHf MOOVIAN VOJll NEVt day for the issuance of automobile |x>ing to waste." vCOMEGUTA JOaN NOTHIN'! ' A LEUttAN children. Call 8895. ent time the post ha.s 181 m em -. ’’Some beta beta dyphiacyano- .'a RMV VER UOOKlhf WITH WHAT size Job given prompt aUentlon Household Goods 51 morning wor.ship service of the repistralion.s and will continue "Exactly.” Jozef Eisner said. , ' _ vKNEW______WE_ \TH'BFtUSH.SOtJ PATROLI Call 3975 before 7 p. m. chorch. Plans were also discu.s.sed bers. j (=OR..VOLfLL FIND W A N T E D — G IR L TO assemble daily through the month from WHAT'S j SHOULDN’T \LU85S,OR VE’R^ rr A T T K UEM IAN Moving— Trucking— UNUSUAL VALUES to provide screens for the various Wins .\ir .Medal i \Vrlte it down,” the officer ; T H A T ; HAVE COME JCOMIN' IN small parts. .Norton Electrical In­ 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. lilm—just as a matter of formality. j R A U A Ce RADIO REPAIRING—Pick up During Oui AnnUu.) 34lh challenged. o u t h e r e Storage 20 Sunday school cla.sscs meeting in Staff Sergeant William J. Cos­ Baaketimll |01 Tables. Coffee Table Fl"or and ope Co. when entering the service. both men and women. Miss Edith M t Heart. Lida L-oriimore; Anna and I t am sorry. Very sorry. But I am THAT CAB SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Bridge Lamp, two Table Lamps. the King of Siam. Margargt Lan- West of this city is general chalr- Help Wanted— Male 36 \'Lsit W'illiniantle man in charge and details as to Idso emphatic—. The Salle Pleyel. _REAL_ESTATL Smoker. Vacuum Clearer, Book­ don: The Best Plays of 1943-1944, Ijoiisleur, is taken—solidly—for | Chip On H iw Shoul d ^ BY MERRILL BLOSSER i FARMERS WANTED-EXPERIENCED bak­ case and Rug Celling Prices Burno Mantle; Kitchens Near and the program wilU be announced FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Rockville Lodge of Elks will be the later. Indefinitely in the future! ' % ANY MAKE W A N T E O ro B UY - Single. er, full or part time work. Inquire $199.75 Priced ,sp ci.ylly low as a Far. Herman .Smith; The World " — Louis, please; that is nothing. HAVE YOU ANY LIVE guests of VVillimantic Lodge in ' Service Thursday J-Fainlly Mouses — latrge lUid at Davis Bakery, Main street. group f o r ...... $157 Almanac, for 1945; Happy Har­ Irhat is onlv to be expected. Do , AM ! I f ThCRE'S AMYTMIN(5- B u r I W illiniantic on Sunday afternoon, The first in a series of Lenten I'M GOING TO MR- VViL- I POULTRY FOR SALE? Stiinll Farms — in Manchester bor; Prayer for a (?hild. Rachel February 25. The group will I'pu think, Louis. Jozef Eisner Is j I f y o u *, n am e 's j u n i o r v o g e l , 1 HATir, rr5 a 0 uv w h o calls DIONT I W e l l , CALL m e , ANY MODEL services will be held at the Rock­ WHERE DO you Th in k VOU'RE C30IN'? I SON'S HOUSE / AND WHO. ONE-f, CALL ME Bolton. Vernon and So Wind­ WANTED MAN FOR extractor BEDROOM consists ot Red. Dress­ Field; Lost I.«ogo(>n, Armstrong leave Rockville about 1:30 and |iuch a stupid fool ? , No, Louis. H.e j m e a s a w e d - o f f d r o o p / CALL ville Methodi.st church on Thurs­ DO YOU T h in k is o o n n a ONE/// I ALSO COULD USE sor. All tninsactlfins (CASII1 work. Steady, essential work. er Chest Spring, Mattress. Pil­ Sperry; The Bible and the Com­ anyone wishing transportation is I not that stupid.” STOP (ME ? ^ BEIN’ Called a s a w e d - VOO A day c'/ening with Rev. Nathan B. DROOP S OMif'THING .. a w e o off Our Buyer Will Call New System Laundry. Harrison mon Reader. Mary Ellen Cha.se: asked to leave their name with the Louis Pleyel drew a long breath, : - .BEEF CATTLE o r What have ynii? Gall. Write or lows. two Pillow Cascb, Bbudoir m a k e s m e w a n n a f ig h t / street. We Followed Our Hearts to Hol­ Burton of East Hartford as the I’htme — Manchester I84'J or Set, (Jhalr, Qt thes Hamper, two stewarcLs. There will be a social l-le sat down. , „ ! FAT V E A E lywood. Emily Kimbrough; Tilt’ principal speaker The Men’s Club " — Louis, this is my pupil. Frcd- lii'ie. He did it in full view of lj.8 Just Phone t 1107 (Any rim e ) Scatter Rugs Ceiling prices afternoon followed by initiation Best Poems of 1943, Thomas will be in charge of the serviee. 4-ric Chopin. He is no ordinary , patrolmen lined up in front of tnh^ AND BOB VEAL Situations Wanted— $149..)0 Priced specially low as a of a cla.ss of enndidnles hy the of­ 5191 group f o r ...... $109 Moult: Tomormw Is Forever, ficers of Rockville Lodge’ at 4:30 Ijianist. He is an exceptional artist. police station for a photograph. P"" Female 38 ■Well, do you say no to an excep-1 C A L L 3441 - B031 HOWARD K. HASTtNtre Owen Bristow. There wilt be sev­ p. m. and dinner will be served al tIS I ■■ and InMimiirr eral others on display very short­ six o'clock. kional artist ? Tch, tch—of course Turnkeys Do a Prison Make ■ '/ .. Y O l'N G M ARRIED woman would KITCHEN cun.Hists ot 5pc Dinette Gets More Time A. GREMMO & SON 101 Phel|w R4»ad. Dor Urf»eti Kd- ly as the now tiooks for the slate iiot. You move everybody down ', Fort Sheridan. HI.—1.4’)—fTorp. like to care for children in the Set. Combination Stove. Linoleum .5Ir>,. Elizabeth .McDonald grant have been ordered and Mrs. Elizabeth McDonald, 74 |me— and make a place.” 1I Marv Weiss arrived in a small evening. Phone 4229. Rug, Glasswaie' and Dishware. To (iel Glotlu s "Oh,” said I^kiuis Pleyel. "You Slep laiider Stool. Ce.ling prices •should be recei'.ed within th shrives in­ them his attire was the result of ‘-Frederic! The mV»ic-where I until morning. RED RYDER at 2:30 p. ni.. at the White Funer­ It! You have iL No. i ,.q _ Arm y man fumed. PRODUCTIOK cluding some of the very new al Home. Rev. Frederick Dyck- his own clothing not coming back BEDS, BUREAUS AND burner books. from a cleaner's in time for the Frederic did not have it. Jozef ..\yp.|| our business some- — Fl E.’JT'I ' THROW TM* TORCH nian, pastor of the Rockville .fsner himself had left It in the else. ” I. ^ L im t BEAVER r IMMEDIATE of oil cabinet heater. Phone 2-1561. Methodist church, will officiate. dance. ither room on one of the pianos, j ______In Bridgeport city court today, Burial will be in Grove Hill ceme- " — Yes, yes: of course. But no Whal. No Laee? FOR SALE FOR SALE -5 PIECE walnut bed­ where the youth appeared stllj ACTION tery. latter. The fact .is, Louis, as I was i j^f,don — iiP) — Dozens of men / WAR MATERIALS room *et complete. 3 piece ma­ Kaatem Star clad in feminine attire, Judge 0. hogany bedroom set. rugs, lamps, Bolero Ensemble ibout to say—his compositions— i walking around London wear- IF YOU’RE PLANNING One walnut vanity, .several There will be a meeting of Hope Harold Cotter sentenced hinv'to ley are no ordinary’ compositions. I women’# ';panties.” A men’s mirror, table. Call 8159. Chapter. No. 60. O.E.S.. this eve­ jail saying "Now you can have 30 TO BUY-^ELL—BUILD Depends Up<>n Your Taking Pari In Indu>itry, dressers, kitchen (able, illeve me, Louis, they are wouldn’t Q V O N tiS N'<:FEr' Plana, speelllratinna and sites and Stores to Closi’ president and trea.surer of the “—My dear Louis— Brighton, England — ((Pi — The sbsaiswsvw**snsi.w*. T.w.sto,v. *.wT.pg, SELLIN G OUI entire stock of The Rockville Civic Association Canfield Rubier company until hia "Yes. Very sorry to hear it. now available for ,voar ap­ CALI, 4279 British army is using a high-pres­ “Pli’fisc leave tlic radio alone. Henry! I still miiciiihcr proval. Give ns s rail and let’s PIONEER PAR.ACIH TE COMPANY used furniture at greatly reduc­ today announces that the majori­ retirement five years ago, died at by? Because, Monsieur, there is sure water gun which removes the get together. ed prices, relepl.one .518'< Aus­ ty of the stores, which Include the his home here la.st night after a too much of it already—entirely sand and sets 'iff mines buried on liuw V illi li.wd mir swct’iJi r— inxleail of clvaiiin.n lliv car­ tin Chambers Warehouse. Man­ chain stores in Rockville would be long Illness. Koo much. It sell* three-for-a-franc English beaches. pel il pave it a shave!” '.\pply .\t Chenej Biothers I'^mploy men! Ollice. chester Gret.i Open dally 1-5 every street comer in Pari*— ” 8. Looking for a gnod home Jozef Eisner’s mouth fell open. BY LESLIE TURNER Saturday 8-12 W ASH TU BB S Ten Tale LIjrht that will be a valla hie Immedi­ |*But your, letter. Louis— " BY FONTAINE FOX ately 7 ' ■Ml hiring in accorduni-e with the .Vrea DID YOU SLEEP well last night? I “Written a dozen year* back!” TOONERVILLE FOLKS No! Could be your mattress! Crocheted Hat ■napped Louis Pleyel. "W ell, who VVe have choice single nomes Stabilization Plan. Real Estate W e'll be pleased to show you a mows, your pupil may have been \> —4, 5 and 6 rooms—various lo­ . prodigy. I don’t say ye*. I don’t // cations. comfortable well-built mattress, W a n te d yes. even an Innersprlng. Room now. Still, I would have gam- with no closet? We have several .” He was moving his shoul- S. .4re you Inlerested In • 6 and 6 Duplex nice, roomy wardrobe* that will 5 8 4 7 In a peculiarly eloquent man- selling yonr iireseni home? solve your closet problem. See "But today, where is your We hav^ cu.stomerR who will • 6 and 6 Flat . Benson's Furniture, 713 Main SL pay up to Slo.OOfi for a good O BE SOLD "Louis, who stays a child for- home. I>et ns make you an • Modern 6 or 7-Room Sin- ver? Who? Tqftay the prodigy offer. Lesral Notices )U Near Ea-sl Center Street, a six-room single, a well arrungerl Rle, vicinity St. James’s grown up. Look at him ? Now house, steam heat, good neighborhood. School EMatP of Ward B. Talbot latp of Ils,. hear him! You will realize Andover In the Probate Dlitrlct of An> p i^ lg y is even more prodlgi- 4. Ixinklng For \n Invest- dover. deceased. fnent Thai Brings a (innd Re­ i ! " ' For 96,500 here Is a 5-room slnifle, large porch, large H'1ng, • Modern 6 or 7-Room Sin- The Administrator having exhibited turn On Vniir Money? Kle. West Side his administration account with said —(Put of the question!” » room, dining room and kitchen, two chambers and a sewing nook. Fstate to the Court of Probate for aaid Louis Pleyel had sunk so far he, We have fiats and duplexes Steam heat, oil burner, basement garage, District for allowance, it is that will do lust that. • Modern 6 or 7-Room Sin- ORDERED:—That the 28th day of srie. vicinity of the Center Eebruar>', 1945 at 7 o’clock in the after­ Two-fainlly flat, 6 rooms each floor, ’J-car garage. .5 minutes noon. at the Probate Office in Colum­ to bus line. 97,.500 Is the price asked, bia be. and the same U aaslimed for a OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Solve your real estate prob­ hearinf on the allowance o f said ad­ OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS JARVIS ministration account with said Estate WAR BONDS lems with Jarvis! and this Court directs the Administra­ 1 THOU(3HT t h o s e .Six building lots all In a row. near Glenwnnd street, some nice W ELL, F IT L O O K S leAV.PtKE.OlO OB THE 60H tn-es on them. Ixiw In price If you buy the whole bunch. tor to cite all persons Interested there­ T H E P E A C E T AB LE 7 GAGE V0EK.E LOST REALTY CO. in to appear at said time and place, by DO YOU THTMK IMAT THAT WAY WE’LL SOU REAR.THS H(3t ABOUT FISH TeL 411’J or T>75 Weekdays publishing this order once in some IT IS GONNA BE SO HAFF ip CMAIdGE. LATEST 6E1MS GOOD IN THE'CHICAGO IT.’ wE MEANT THAT FIB.E.MA30B..' and Sundu.vs. JARVIS newspaper havinf a circulation in rtaid AGREEABLE THAT 3 o k e 7 — — BRAIN FOOD, eOT District at least five disys before said ,*».E)CC0EE M.E.' Build With .lorvis Fur Security! THEY'RE HOGGIN THEY’RE CHOKIN’ MACTAViSW MARRIED THE BEST BElHlsi ROBERT J. SMtTH, INC. time asaiirned. E ACH o t h e r ? EACH OTHER--WE — X'M IN A And due return make. A WALEiNiT BECAOSB NOODLE EOUP? 968 MAIN STREET REALTY, CO. DON'T WANT PEOPLE HORB-V/ — ------X '------TEI.EPHONE 8480 Certified from' Record ■H TMINKIN’ THIS PEACE s u e WiA's 5 0 P 6 B . — hlAvO HA\N/- Real Estate and Insurance Phones 4112 nr 7216 C LAYTO N E. H UNT c a t c h ONit g o t TO MEET Judge. TABLE" IS JlST CEtorr oPE.> A PELLA.^r Read Herald .Vdvs. H-2-20-45. A VACATION UA\N H AvJ f By Sue Burnett FER. O S .' > L Fashion pet of the season, the HAVE MOREf MICKEY FINN Public Relations LANK LBONAKD 'gay little iMlero odds a distin­ VOHCRC AkB-S guished note to the figure-molding /HE- i you GOlHS ? JIrWasiM tysSWaU. Isr sunback dress. I f you like, use v e S l IN A a big bold fioral print and odd m BUILDING AT plain Jacket 355 CENTRAL AVENUE-AND Pattern No. 8764 is designed for By Mrs. Aniie Oobot postage Your name, AdilreiM and the Pattern Number to Anne THAT REMINDS sises 12, 14. IS, IS. 30; 40 and 42 Almost anyone cuiild make it— Size 14, ensemble, requires 4 S-8 C ^ b o t. The Manchester Evenln??. ME. MULROONEV- ..no It couldn't lie prettier! Use yards of 35-inch or 4 1-4 yards of J-lerold. IISO Sixth avenue, Nc.v 39>incb fabrie. velvet Ol rayon chenille yam and fork 19. N. Y,. a big crochet hook. Try it in bright Mitten#, aoeks, ..arm sweaters, For this pattern, send 20 cents, .iiJors such os aquamarine, lip­ easj.’-to-miake haiidba^'s, bats, in coins, your name, address, size stick pink, violet emerald green or warm bouseboots, exo'-.hete,^ muff desired and the pattern number cornflower bhie~cli<' a Jewelled designs for children, mid-winter nln to It or use a couple of glitter- to Sue Burnett The Manchester fascinators and hug-ice-tfgbt de- Sifoof Cerss Elvenlng Herald. 1150 Sixth Aven- ir,g sequinned hatpins and you'll elgns are among the practical up lOBAlS The “WesseV’ H *C , scrambles 0 0 i.iive an eye-t3king hat to wear to-the-minilte Inspiratluna for the ue. New York 19, N. Y. lit a lake and up a slatp hank TKkiM G ’.• th atr-et. aftei-no ,n or a dinner home knitters siid crocheters M ic k e V (MiMseL^/jcGuipg.' HOLD' Ready now- the Spring issue ot nowhere o?ar n >s War- Bonds ostume. Cost* little, too!- ' Find them ind dozeng o f doily anu r to r tbeaa all-parpoM tractors Fashion. Just 15 cents A com­ To obtain complete crocheting I’ome decoration ideas in the Win- important hi (frlvb g back th# plete guide in planning eardrobe 'hcnille Hnl ira tlc m No. 5847) ter issue of the Anne Cabot Album THE VICTOR.Y 1-20 i*i. Buy more Bonds. JBUUI needs for all the family. tend 15 cents In ttoln. ntiia I dent Price 18 cents. V. S. Trtasun *

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