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lish Defense Box on er to Establish New Strikes at Bucharest Stana.Near Srouse Gets North - South Railway 1 Guinea Beachheads; And Ploesti, Romania. • i Police Point Proudly to Deep Behind Enemy lo Support ! 6 ^ ^ 1 0 0 M o r e J a p a n - ^ London, April 24.—(/P)— Quick Solution\ of Lines in Burma; ‘Sub- i esevFaee Aiiiiihilatioii; In k two-way blow, an Amer- \ Icfln sky force approaching $150,000 Theft; stantial Forces Flown Complaints ^ Americans MacAgtIiiir Terms Op-

2,000 heavy bombers and In to Give Qiimiits Aid Can Outspend' Allied eratioiiNReverse Bataan fighters from Britain smash- pect Held in Minui Brothers Drmes 'So ■\---- ^ German plane plants today Southeast Asia Headquar- MacArthut-'^ Advanced while an armada of about 1,- New York, April 24—(>P)—Police Headquarters ih New Guinea, today proudly pointed to a detec ters, Kandy, ^Geylon, April 2k What ? from Senators. 000 more struck from ^ Italy — (/P)— A complete unit of April 24.—(^)—Under cover Uve report—a $150,000 society a t Budapest and Ploesti, Ro- glider-borne guerrilla fight- Washington. Aprij/ 24—OPi — of a tremendous Naval and mania. to perhaps the heaviest Jewel theft, suspect arrested ers, employing fantastic new Complaints from abroad that air blasting, thousands of coordinated attack of the war, minute later. Jewels returned to Britain-based heavy bombers Allied tactics of infiltration American scn-lcemrn cap out- American troops established owner within a few hours. by air, has firmly established beachheads at Hollandia and struck plane plaiits and other fac- The report: spepd to-sir .\llied brothers for tories at Friedrichshafen and air- a defense box squarely across everything especially rom.ance Aitape on the strategic north dromes near Munich as a forma- Detectives' saw a man noncha- lantly Jimmy a window, disappear Ekrloding 1-ombs cra.sh In the residential area of Hollandia villago.;/D.itcn New Guinea and among a north-south, railroad deep aiui other competitive goodsv coa.st of New Guinea Satur- tion of perhaps 500‘Liberators and ships anchored in Chidlenger Cove narbor, during an air attack by the Fifth A^ ^ rc e on ‘ bchliul the enemy lijres in Burma, day, and toi» name as Fred fi'bnt more than 10^ miles wide ing by Senator Taft (R., Ohio) 000 establishedVjn these' islands big formations of Fortresses. Hanson, iO, a painter. 200 miles inside Biwma. who remarked to Navy Secret-ary ^ Otheb' Fortresses bombed the Of Roosev^li for the invasion of Australia, ha 'The Jewels were claimed by the Meanwhile, the pommunique in- Knox dial “we have heard a gde^ declared, adding: _ \ , Belgrade-Ikaras aircraft factory princess, the former Mrs. Flor- Imiral Ramsey in Vugoslhyia. Early raporto dicated that old-style Japanese In- many storie,* of hojv in foreign “Time and combat wlU be re- , ence Crane Robinson, daughter of Reds Massing -filtration tadticy through the Jun- lands where our men are serving said a number of enemy intercep- President Sends ‘Heart- litetl States Can quli'cd to accomplish the annihila- tors were destroyed by the Italy- Mrs. Richard Teller Crane of Chi- gle were mcetlhg with a decided there la so m4ich money around tion, but their ultimate fate is . cago. Tha prince, is mwociated | felt Sympathy’ to Arch- Trade Shi|» check in the /invasion of India. based bombei-8 'and their escorts. with the Brlti.sh Ministry of War 1 To Begin New now certain. The resounding two-way offen- The\announc,^ment said the Kohi- (Continnrd on Page Fwo) ’ "^h*-lr situation reverses Ba- Transport^-tion. • diocese of Boston ill /With Foes nia-Dlmapiir road had been clear- sive was carried out on the tenth taan." straight day of American heavy ed and rellfef of the Kohima garri- TheÔ.OOO Japanese are caught Death of Its Cardinal. Attaeks Soon son completed, thereby dissipating bomber operations. New April 24.—ers Blast The oificr 80,000 are on NeW Project-May I Boston, April 24.-(/P) — Presi- —Rear iral Dewitt C. A.ssam railway which feeds Amer- Britain, NOw Ireland and Bougain- ^ The assault on German objec- of the Bureau tives was carried oht in gopd dent Roosevelt tod(»y sent his | Ranisey, chie , lative Galni Prevails ican Air Forces in China. ville. \ Lean, Jungle-lralned Scots, Irish weather which, while aiding bom- "heartfelt sympathy to the arch- 1 of Aeronautics x)f the u. o Railway Yards, Little Opposition Offered Help Redr6>v Navy long Long Front for and Bi'itish were.flown with their bardiers to lay their explosives on N avy, said today The Japaneiie, caught far , diocese of Boston "wlijich haa lost I pack rtiujes and siipplies by Amcr- the targets, gave the Germans a its ahephei'd" in the dipath Satur- was itching for knock SWond Straight Day; toan alt* e»nmmnnriri. base by feints to Ihe direction ol better chance to challenge these with ~ I t a l i a n P q * r t s Wewak and MadApg to.the abutb- Europe Map day of William Cardinal O’Con- down drag out fighf’ Short Pause Only Seen on the latest Invasion -, deep Inside east, - offered little^. oppoifitton to ^ latest blows in the history-making ncil. • . the Japanese Navy, d the Burma, said a dispatch from the ■ I campaign to drive the German Air 'Hie President of the Philippines. American glider base, the powertul A m ^can forces sooner it came the etter. which poured ashore 'bn'both sides Force from the sky. Manuel L. Quezon, m behalf of his Moscow, April 24.—i/P) — The Japs Still Confused.. Allied Aircraft ^Follow The German radio said ^late Department Virtu- people, likewise expressed his sym-' ‘•We can afford to play theXâme Russians, who in 10 months have of Hollandia and at Aitape, 150 of .ship for ship with them and Latest reports on .lapanese U|» Destructive Day- miles southeas^. American bombers and ^fighters pathy in the Church’s loss of "one lifted the siege of Leningrad, struck movements In north central Bhrma were engaged by N ari^fen d ers ally Completes Re- they cannot," he Said in an ad- Immediately the Aipericans of her most illustiious cardinals." dress prepared for the annual into Romania ancj smashed halfway indicated the Japanese still were light AflNiiiilts Oil An8- drove ‘oward the alrdroti even before they wpsSed the bor- Both messages were directed to to Berlin in their 500-mlle overland search of More Than limcheon of The Associated Press, confused by the new landings and both bases with tractors der and fierce battles were fought Most Rev. Richard J. Cushing, non-profit news gathering cooper- march from Kursk, are ' massing had not yet detected where the trian Iâiie Plants. dozers to make serviceable thk, ex- over/ BouthcH) Germany. Elarly 30 Boundary Disputes auxiliarv bishop of Boston and in- for a hew ’fcampalgn. front dis- main force had been concentrated, pffioial Ajfterlcan reports did not terim administrator of the arch- ative, at the Waldorf-Astoria ho- cellent siir^trips which are tel. patches Indicated today. A sa rel- although the operation waij carried Allied Headquarters. Naples. .Ue ovey 1,000 miles from mentWn today’s losses in the Washington, April 24- -m- -The] diocese. i. ative calm prevailed along the long out at night six days ago. The atest aerial offensive of all Text of Roosevelt Message May Delay Kiskiag Fleet April 24 —Allied heavy and îllppines—-Within bomber State department has virtually front for the second straight day defense block across the vital rail- XGêral MabArthur, intent upon' ,..:e.- ’ • Following is the text of Presi- Ramsey and Lieut. Gen. Alex- yesterday, the dispatches said that road waa ^tablished without a shot ihecfium bombei's blasted the Par- completed an enormous research dent RooaevHt’s message: ■■ ander A. Vandegrift, Marine --- - ^ .The Berlin broadcast said Italy- rearguard seiviqes were being being fired. ma railyards In north central It- \(Contlnue(l oik Puffe Six) /based bombers Itad penetrated Ro- project which eventually may bf "1 am deeply sorrowful to hear Corps commandant, who also moved forward to new bases, re- Heavy fighting continued at scat- ^ spoke, declared that Japan might aly and lS.shed at the west coast \ ------mania and declared they were met Ljggj hriP, redraw’ the map/bf of the passing ^ th e venerable fig- quired after the winter,. adva.nce. tered positions around the Imphal porta of Genoa, . Livorno (Leg- by German and Romanian ure of Cardinal O’Connell, prelate not risk her fleet until the war The pause ^\yaa expected to'-be plain in eastern India. moved close to her homeland. horn I, Fiombino and Santo SteXkno over Serbia and Romania. I P ’ and.lpHnce of theXchurch. With short-lived. (A Japanese broadcast declared last night in the wake of destruc- Guard Heavy Bombers Each of the ihore than 30T;ûro- rare gifts of Jeaderitoip, he aen’ed Another speaker tn the luncheon, The spring lUfi last yeai contin- the British were using a "ring pean boundary] disputes, most of tive daylight assaults by escorted "Very strong forces" of Ameri- his‘day and generatmn with fidel- a feature of the 44th annual meet- ued until July Siy when the Ger- formation" to blunt, the .invasion, American heavy'bombers against riashdsl them in the cefiter of the conti- ity, steadfastness anil^-true apos- ing of the AP, was Col. John R. mans launched V J their iU,-fated can Mustangs, Lightnings and nent, has been thoroughly studied, vital aircraft plants, ip Austria. (lAte Bulletins ol the i/P] HO^l Alison, of the Army Air Corps, who kurek offensive and subsequently (Continued on Page Six) The Mediterranean, 'air arm de- (Continued on Page Six) it was learned today, ao that when (CoBtlnuefi on Six) described the landing of gliders were routed westward'. diplomats sit down to the peace stroyed 51 enemy planes yester- Rubber Workers Strike and troc^s liehind the Japanese . Abtlon Expected Soon i day,- 47 of them on the Austrian table all the facts will be at hand. lines in Bui-ma. Robert McLean,- Naugatuck, .-Vpril .24—((P) No Conclusions Reached (In London and Berlin Itself the raid which photo interpreters to- AP president, presided. conviction was growing that the Price Control day declared had wrecked or dam- .'Vbout 150 men and w o m en ent- The department’s attitude has Stroi^g Arniy\ The AP Board of Directors, dis- Russians would strike soon bn the ployea of the bootroom of the Floods Cause been merely tp K«U»er all the his- cussing the government’s anti- ._ _ . .. aged important installations gt the footwear plant of '' the ' United 'torical, economic, strategic and Polish-Romnnbm fronts, perhaps t Wiener-KHistadt aircraft factory, trust suit against the organito>- poordinating their offensive with SG Iq J I l.^ I s CFe U /4 s e- l ' badly damaged eight hangars as Statn* Kiibbcr Co. walked out at,. social Infonnatlon' available in 10 o’clock this munilng In an jun- ^ T h r e e D e a t h s each case, without arriving at any Plan Backe^ tion, said hi a report siibnrlUcd to Allied Mows in the west and south. well as offices, barracks and ware- .a business meeting/that the. AP iTlie Qetnian-conVro'lCd Scandi- houses at Bad Voslau and wrought, aiithorized strike In protest to the conclusions. Vould "resist to the utmost every navian Telegram bureau.quoted a opblpany's announced plan to start' American officials are hopeful Seveit Major Changes siinilar destruction at SChweehat. Kansas and Missouri that many of the argumenU, left Waflsworllr tjrges May- eltort to bring about governmerit Berlin spokesman as saying that Shventeen Allied aircraft, includ- A night Hhift in 4 h c departm ent, ^ ^ over from the regrouping of Eu- control of ne.ws."' the Gcrm ^ high command “tx- AflVocaietl hy Severesl ing .12 heavy bombers, wTre Icat ih George FroH ich, president of to>- Rivers Sweep on to In- rope after World War’ I, can be ing W orld\ ‘Respect’ A îiral Ramsey expies.sed be- pecta a geherai offensive which will yesterday's Widespread .operations. e,al 4,>, I'nited Kuliber Workers of aettled amicably between the lief the .Navy’s air arm. would demand superhuman efforts by ill Congress. The Amoi'icpn heavy bombci-s .America (CIO) announced ,thai crease Damage Today. tea Involved without the need The Uiiilectx States. "continue to spearhead the west- Gei-man soldiers,") were accompanied by a record the strike was unauthorized'and ward dm-e In the Pacific." .. Weather-was not regarded as a tliut.h- hud culieil a 'ifiieefing for outside help. "Throiigh the Concentration, of hington, April 24 —(/P)-- .Washington, April ./24.—(/p/i- primary cause of tlie' lull. Tb major changes in the na- (f'qiitiniied < 1 Pa)(e Two) 8 o’clock this aiiernnun In so By The Associated Press \ (Continued on Page Six) Representative Wadsworth /R-, carriers ini the large-numbers nOw mud dried up many days agq i-ffort to settle the issue. Kansas and Missouri streams, available," he said, “'i’e caq bring, 's price cohlrOl and stabiliza- N. Y.), called upon the new Post- the aoufliei-n sectors. The tion program were advocateil to- ^ swollen by torrential rains measur- War' Military committee to(lay to tral and northern .sectors are-'' Fi(th°’In(aht Dies ing five inches or more in 48 hours, (Continued,on Pafe Six) day by the Smito committee of adopt a plan that will make the boggy, but some of thj^ the House-OPA's' sevei-est critic in Naval Damage New London, .April 24;—i,Pl- Cha awiepl on to mounting damage to- Expect Union world "respect" the United Staten, Army’s strongest thrusts, /if foil of infant dead in the day, leavlnât least three dead and Congress. acid pnl.winlng episodemIp at* and the first witness—an Army Treasury Balance Ing the' swift crossing;,/of. the A rewritten price ■ control act thousands homeleaa. general—echoed the sentiment. southern Bug, Dnes^''and Prut Report Given Ijiw renee -and .Memorial Relief along the snlaller streams containing thg recommendatiop.s To End Strike Brig. Gen. John McA. Palmer, Washington, April 24.—i/P)—^The-rwere made despit^the stickiest waa filed by the group assigned to ed Hospitals mounted^tWlHve waa expected soon, however, for testifying before the , recently or- position A# of the Treasury AprilArts»il 9121: * . ' mit/lmud of ■spring.nr*In£r j/ . ^ ! night when Bri:iij...-7Vlan Harveyi -.although scattered showers still investigate whether government ^ > were reported throughout the area, ganized . House group, said, wars Receipts. $135,187,630.66; expen- Military s|>pKesmen said a halt agencle(i exceed their authority. It King Di»ol«».-» tfm e. of the downpours which dumped aa Monlgomery Ward Hrip of the -past could have been avoid- dituree. $270,400,786.67: net . bal- is headed by Representative Smith ed if the ■ nalion had followed ance, $12,9,30.391.616,Off. (CoQtfnued on Page Six) Ships Never B^foi’e Of* i stmeu this succumbed. much' BS_two Inches of water in (D.. Vs.) ■ ' - ' _ ..ri' *iss 'May ' Goiwpjy With W.n*hfngton’B advice: "Every qble- in alt of the other fatal cases, tlHt,| half hour had 'stopped. v ' • bodled young American should be A minority report concurred in fieiully Aniiouiicetl. child was the offspring of a ser»’-. The dead Included: Roosevelt’s > Request. some of the proposals but dlffere— , 1 Writing the presiitont a holdj ojjjpjgfiy disclosed by name was Ralph BarnthoLse, Wlhfleld, tioh, prefaced the teatimony with J. Hancock, rallied after belhg Members of • CIO union who declaration that "want candid Ihe-line frecipes of reveale^l today in a report by Ad- rrilically III for several da.x-a. but Kaa„ who drownea atrlko at the Fought in Hospital Beds reidtif some marooned horses. diacusaion from the witnesses. We pricei as of Sept. 15. 1942 Into ;he | Emeat J. King, Navy corn- suflered a r.lapse last week and, Montgomery -Ward and Com- don’t want channelized opinion price control law. ., ! mandcr-in-chief. thereafter failed to res|>ond ’ fo ■ ’ Fr«l Owens, Jr„ nlhe-year-^ld pany mall order plant for 18 son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owens, or opinion dominated -by their By Jo Ellen .Adams these men who have been serious- 2— A curb on/the powers of the , instances, his report .every...... ellorl that was made, to i days voted today to retora to Buperiora. . . . Our aim is to lead War Labqr boald. : showed that the samh ,ships had ' him. He died at'11:30 p. ni. Kansas City, who drowned m * work In compliance with a re- Washington, April 24.—IVP)— ly wounded or disflgnrOd are all In flooded rock quarry. the world in decency because we Some of the hardest battles of the a normal healthy frame of mind 3— Abolition of the treble dam- J suffered damage in more than one quest from President Roose- are reapected." ages the OP.A can impose on a action against the Japanese ■4, TWO Killed By Ughtnlng velt. -The strikers, adherents, war are being fbught, not in the now," he declared. "Whether they ,Nlne to 12 Die in Crash Two other deaths also were at- StudlM Unified Command front lines,-but ill the hospital keep this point of view when they price .violator and .substituting a Most of the dunihge had been Epsom, N, fl„ April of LodU 20 of the United MaH ®®w«e home will depend i entirely maximum- $50,000 penalty. listed, however, in communiques: 'Between nine to 12 pers«»ns were a tributed to the atorms. 'Dvo Mia- Order, WartdMuae and ***4 “ Emphaaizing tpat It has "no soiirt men were killed by lightning purpose or iiuention whatsoever*’ "And I’ve never seen a soldier upon the attitude of people over 4— Abolition of OPA's authoritywhich omitted the names of the reported killed In the rraali of k / Employea union, decided to ' to order sanctions without court craft. ' , large airplane Into the side of De-' near Platte City and Moherly, and reaume work at 11 p. m. - (e. to auggczt organizational changeq give up the fight," told Usut. here. The thing they dislike most a farmer near Longwood.. Mp.. has in the miUtary establishment dur- Boyd EX ’Dryon,. U- 8. (Army chap- is sympathy. It makes them fight- review. Briefly, the King reports of light mountain toda.V. Realdeala w. t.) toBight, and to with- 5— Required publication of darnage to ships, n;id the Navy who rushed to Ihe scene sald.t^re | " been reported-mlsalnii. draw picket linen from -rthe ing the present wai*, the special lain who returni^ recently from ing mad. All they are asking ia The îg queatiem now ia how well House committee bn Post-War the Mediterranean theater. ch-^nce to lead a normal life wiUj executive orders, regulations and communique statements on the XX as a terrific explosion aad Arm's North Side property at Independence and self-respect.” directives In the Federal register. same actions,were: they saw betweea ntoe aadJ2 1 the MIsaouri river, already at flood 10:45 p. m. Military Policy bega/i a study to- Home means everything to our Btq'ge. can handle this additional day of proposals for a unified com- boys over, there.” said the bronzfd Many of the bo>'i. Tryon said, • —Relaxation of certain rent Battle of Coral Sea, May. 1942- lea‘in the, w reckage. The acdi mountain of water, poured into It are interested in the idea of going controls. \ King diaclosed damage to Carrier occurred la dense xvooda ar Ghicago( April 24—(4h— mmid over all the nation's fight- chaplain today. ^ Yorktown; U. S. nlnne I<>.«scs 65 by every- ragin$ tributary- ing forces. Ux-e- far Chance to det;Hpme ! back to school to fit themselves to 7--Broader court review powers about txxo mile* from Mon be self-supporting. I over JH)th QPA and WLB orders. land personnel Ios.ses 543. Com- road and It wa» with great dtlI1*l Richmond, Mo„ 40 i Secretary of War Stimson, Navy "Men who would have died un- muniques reported sinking of ciilty that fhr searx-herii were ablo| low vrnnnmm Kansas City,C i tv the MiMouilMj**®®** today WM expeciea Secretk'ry K:.6x and a grouF 'Of der other circumstances hang bn They read everything they can The majority report was signed get hold of aboiit the proposed by Representatives Smith, Peter- carrier ^Lexington, tanker Neosha. lo reach the s<-ene. i therelvelt’s request to end “forthwith' high-ranking Army and Navy Offi- and fight to live for the chanbe to destroyer Sims, and damage to • ' * .9 wide at some places, and cers topped a list of 'witneases call- get home. government legislation to give son (D-Ga), Hartley (R-NJ) |n,(l ijiightl the strike at Montgomery Ward's them a chance to go backto Hoffman (R-Mich). Represenla- other vessels. o tt lu Army- was - fear that the. floods ed by the committee to testify this "The soldiers fear of fears la C’Amden. N. j., April ti reach last year'a proporilona mail order bouse, but company not death. It is fear of the school,” he said. tive Jennings (D-Tenn) agreed , Battle of Save Islajid. , August, officials, who received another re week in open session. Today’s pro- with its findings with a reserva- 1942—King disclosed damage to Mel Ott, manager of Ike worst aihee 1903. gram called for m“review of the thought that he will never see bis lion Fortress Gunner . York Glaato.-passed hla pre-li Lieut CoL J. A. Adams, lU. 8. quest that the firm resume con- Chaplain Tryon, who is from In- tion of "an open mind" about writ- croiaer Chicago and" deatroyera tractual relatic^ with the, CIO historical background of national family and loved ones" again.’’ Ralph Talbot and pat,teraon. Com- UoB physical exanMdaBoa at Army diatrlct engineer at S t One ot the problems discussed diariapblls. haa * son Edward, 31, ing the aUbilization oriier into the Camdea Indue tion eeater pending a n ' miNI»RBIrc election, gaire military policy by Brig. Gen. John who it a radio operator and gun- price control act. muniques. sinking of cruisere Loui^ said handling the MIsaouri M. Palmer and an outllha of de- moat frequently with the chaplain în cy , Vincennes, Astoria and nnd WM aaaigaed to tha river would be a “fight all the way no ihdiratlon of their action. by American wounded soldiers, be ner on a Flying Fortreaa.-.A too- Skarpedt Disagreement President Rooaeyfft yesterday mobilization and post-wrar plan- Sharpeat disagreement by the Australian cruiser Canberra. Given the n a ^ 21-day down. ' said, was the question "how wtU ond son. WilUam, 17, U enroUbd in left bamadlatoly far Na 6oaw af Danger Polata dispatched two telegrama to Se- ning by the War department, by a high, achoal ROTC program in minority or repreaentativea Vbor- No Report In Conmumlquea ^ well Avery, chairman of the board Brig.“ . Oen. William F. Ti««iPklns, people back home think of me Battle of easteto Solomons. Au- City,' akylag ke/toda** kaa« Home of the danger points when 1 ’return with an arm or leg todlonapolis. hia of California and Delaney of ly how aooa be would Wichita, where the Big and Ut- and ■ chief -] executive - officer To Give Army Views. . The, chaplain ia hoping for an- New York, DeroocraU, was in the gt«t, 1942—King; Damage to car- The War department’s vlebjs on missing, or my face disfigured?" Glanta or who hit aacca< tie Arkansan, rivers converse, was of the company, "“ and Samuel In Healthy Frame of Mind other overseas assignm ent..,. ICoatlBuad iM egge XweX (Coatiaued oa Paga Two>. 1 "1 want to atresa the fact that]FiUi paratroopers next lima. LCaatiMiMl a a ' Xwai iCoatiaiwd ea PM* teiel itCoattaued «> Kesp ■ ■ 'A- r- ■ . ■ _ - ' 1 . I v'- X '5. .-C T ---X- . N MX^'HtSTEri^^NG H^^^mNCHESTERrÔNN., MONDAY, APRI^4.J9W- PAUK niHKK FAUE wo lIANC»E^^^VtimNOclKlERALp#rRêHEI^ 1-^ - , 1^1fttr, jh>^lie)>, 22 thitnam stgect, rm ..... -liiiHariford>./ " / i with yfctorle*,,Wer# i T^rom^St^te 'Lesal Notices- tfong ln lUly^ arid a**SulU Ssningt Ccimfag F^Xêr ulJhe Stale . . x. -Gianti8H, Pfc. Benetllct ,W.— > Ilayj8 VtMrt/u* Hahvc ist -Targats 1R Old Dubrovnik on A,; TtybyikcA^lpolt. P o u r V io ie u t " . , vrtto'T" 1 . »TM rs. Rose Glannelll, 'mother, 8? the 0*h2tatian-coast-'kntl gvKcrpg rrank/J .-Oery, 2i2J Abo l o m e i U T ''Youpself or'^Yotfit-^ MiUnkt shipplnf Iji thk Aefiean,. ag attpeti- Hartford, Conn. Are-îiwlcu i "'s:: well It* gtiTKeg aRnlhst G. DemeM.. Johnsfjrb -Sta W ^ e a d if C. Gilman, father, '4I5x.JItld«^| Family Pho^^rapbej^ meiir ejimfrial tr»&sn?K%r' “• “ poniUona In the btiUle area. ' street, Hartford. " X " A. The Parmn railyarda Wgai^tfbv "til mi|«t; trnlorrow'nye ' Jitetiideii-ia/LiBt of 716 Higgins, JPvt. F;jAifci8\ j tn y<^p^^^wD Hnme« I « f JU^'>KhIln Uta, Hahfaxes laal nlRht are ^tiiatcd AUie^ Troom^0puhm Odd ^•pdrit Toll Over W eek-^d In* Mrs. Oouldlng/Hlggln#/'wife; ,28' p ’ arânvM iU r la Mid dlMrlol, d*> )^taliaii Ports on the Turin. BolOgna-rtIrpfni line. t4» ne*8 wm begin ylSi>MieTB/êI«a8e t^«ycbntlnued avenue, Stamford. ^ lients by the standing^fCoclal'^si: Uhougnt It might be wise-to'pro- Klimljlouciics^'wers being piA-rtcl 6:30-9;00-^^s1?etbaU practice, Fojir person* died violently hi jday’s War department list of 716 td at the Probate-. Olflrt' In Man- raida asainst German communica- Schvvechat wa*- reportetd at nctivitv plePWHere albrig the Ital- his on^m'eii pmtehpâgainst ' fhe It tee o f' which yifie for a larger tJlocatton of en- Cut Craft in Use.-^ ;/ "n ited States soldiesa wounded in chaatcr in Mid Dlatiiet, on the Sllfh ian front râin ed limited t-o pa- t'ha Sinith Garage Aft Maaetl street the state over the week-end, 4jn>1fl' day of April. A. D.. It44, at I o'oloek least eight tlmea and acveral qiitUily nf MaiuAt^ter'-s drinking Peckhaln l.s chalimmi;^ listed men's pay tp their people at action In the Asiatic, Central Par 4Vrlte to Many in Servlc'e plane* were reported destroyed ’or trol Vlashea arid artillery duels. this afternoon beforb, the airivali '^yfoO'STOeX^fStfiig.' boys. y forâj, wlfS, to Which the ersj Cigar company- \ Weekly letters to his fivC'-Sons in and plant of htarlna thtreon, by Dietricl of Mancheeter. on the ?2nd JhHr rejfHU guest; ^ r s lore’s why airm.efl letters aome- sion. / The victim of the police bullet next of kin: ' i publlthfna a onpy of thie order In dav of AnrU, A. l>. n44. ported wrecked on the ground at raho In the centrlil spetbf. The tb^GeiiersI Assembly. Blair's government adds $28;i Soveht.v-six bunks have b^n «et was Watson Holdridge, 47, a First .service . snd 27 othep- military aomo neaapaptr havind a clrcula- Kreeeiit tCIM.lA.M 8. IIVUK K-ii., other was sn intlltratlon attenrmt His ststeineni todsM^waa in ra? nephewr"Ândx*w Gerard, who Itimes take so ^h g to reach you, 7:30—Slip cover class. " / Mediterranean area: ■ -tlon In eald diafrict, at ICHet nve the Wiencr-Neiistadt airdrome ^J4oiir«-e W RmhurrassnipRtO up on the n>ain floor, This' aftei'-| Tomorrow .■ X WoHd War veteran who fell mor- Banas. Pvt. Frank —Mc#.''Lucy friends. His systefn: l^ e first of Judge, .soiithWest of (.’arriiceto, ai/tnJlri* ply to the declBi^tfilffi of Kfetl H. Igeiip/ British We.st noon wortien w ficw orking in'the daya before the day of aald hearliiK. Kettle of .iHcob.fireneteln of .Mho- and bomb' hit.s extended Into the "Voli refer'X replied Knpx. 'to I Some o f thfeiu S° '’y 10:00-11:00 a. m .- - ft# fll^ in g tally wounded Thursday afternoon Bnnas, wife, >86 Putnam street, the 32 letters Is posted eSch W#d- ,to appear If they ee caiiee at- ("Id nearby Wiener-Neiiatadt Wallens- below Rome. , ^ ' Parker, siipertRtendent of tha A>KU;a^‘ this ^m itry, and who building making up the bunks sd I nesday. Sunday is the deadline cheetrr. In « » id' Ulitrlct, Incumpa- > thing that ia> a . soiirc* of em- ptead of plane. Some that go by class, women’s dlvl«lon//..V'‘. after he and Torrington police had Hartford. i’*' f- y' time and place and be heard rela- dorf airdrome, where a number of .'e/it iiXMt. Marroppiîle-high town water^êpartmant, to tha will>Xrend the/next few month* all will be ready for tb# men whcnl for,>Ke' last. tive th»reto. -and make return to tenl. barras.smcnt to Us wherever we plane are delayed because of the ll:00-12;00 a., m;—Discuaalon exchanged 14 shots, r . Blair. Pvt. Joffre A.—Mrs. Eliza ' V The .Mancheeler T iiilt rnmptny. planes also were said to have hp Tveak' in ntiles northeast 0 f Caa- effect tjiat Mr. Rogsra, in bis for- with m* parenU, Rev. and Mr*. sre in an '* lien country, 'W e they arrive tomorrow. They ara| Another Torrington 'victim waS ■ ■. : ■; I ronecrvalor. hevlnt eahIMled lie slpo held by Utlian troopa. Allied mal ^complaint last week, wks G. H. Ger^d of Ptntry, Beotiand, a^ burden on tlte^ ..planes. group; women’a-Tviaion. WIIddAM HVI.K aniStal trroniit with vttd celtie to destroyed op the ground have the be.st- paid Army and the now enroute. to Connecticut. 12:13—lAineheon,' women’.a dlvl-. Andrea Cravanzola, 61, who. Was Ann Sheridan./bennis Morgan In a scone >rony"Shine On Harvest The basic princi- - J u d a e . Mitchell tgimber* m itra l I ritad patrol* probsiKAnd engagsd the ^;j4rte’’ btcBii'se state health kiith- before rpHIrning to Nigeria. Mr. The situation is Impnjvlng. has injured fatally early Saturday Ihle l'i>nrl for ellnwtnce. It Je best paid Navy in tbcT world.... RlRUr# Building Repalnteil Sion. j Moon," gay musical, with Jack Carson, Irene M in in g and S. Z. Sakall %■ ' * > ______I III I iKItKI >:—iiiBlr the 6lli ilty, of lines In the AttlglWfui area of Germans at a ppint where lltUe orlties liHd already been cbnaiilted Gerard/fa aiubstant food adminis- During the past thiee nionthal gbod way to go. / morning when he fell from a truck ples of Religion .May, A. U .IM4, ai » o'cUirk tw. r. i nnd there is afivays friction be- ,>t30-3:00 p. m.'—Weaving, wom- playing at tlie State Wodncsrlay, 'I'hursday, P ^ liiv and Saturday. Italy with att>cha on two brldpes, opposition had bcVi;i shown jirtfvi- and had pronounced thsHpwn aup- Irato^for the ^ itis h government caii.se of the higher pay rate.*" Ihe General Cigar company has! OrfM Bulk Still Moves hy Air on which hit son Joseph Waa haul- at a COt nT or PROB.tTK HKI.n forenoon, at the I’rohale itffice. In ously. \ ply free of contamination. \ at^^Hnrgoa The Post Office department. en's division. —4lwmey, honor, at Maneheattr within and for the eald . .Mantheetet, he and the etmn but mlaseiHr'^bridge north of Or- Kiio* termed the allocation idea had the entire building iflrpaintedl 6:30-8:00 p. m.—Basketball- ing brush to a dump. Medical Ex- Dlairict of Maiichftiei. on the 5*d le aeaig.ned for a hearing on the vlelw Mr. Rqgam’ i«it4 v \ Ihowever, says the great bulk of aminer H. C. HancHett said of the voting members o been enlarged, and the meals aref This is the department a story: Dead oit FhUning Mattress To Inteiisify defifs in Connecticut occur on Judet. ^neermtor lo give piihllc noil.:«;^,t Floods (Inusc World War I infantry officer who After Pearl Harbor the armed 9:00-11:00 j). m.—Badminton tinguish the true Cttiit* Tr-dfiiid Ute of all pcieone Inicieetyil therein lo tl>- LeifttI Notices intendent of the South Mancheater Xvangellcal ehiirch cm emoper conked by their, own men. In Bridgeport Saturday morn- Route 1 and that 14 per centqf the Manchfatere in ;i«ld t>is • dition of the water. TTila complaint js^hing we pletse. It doesn't mat- iflg hM installed wa.ah tubs where] ed mishap* along the 40-mile \ OftOKfUen;—That sli numihs fore ailil day of hearing V>nl return diiirlrt of .\ftftulirnlM', on ih» 3l’d should have been flitd ilva ytara time had 324 planes. The armed L. Benton, 42, a registered nurse, stretch between Greenwich and To raal •Tlp*T«p* Toimrrawl o \ from the :;d day of April, A- P., make to Ihle Court-, and liv\Mialllrm dtt' of .Kt»rll .V !»., 1M4I. (trnbUnuMl Vroin ^Sgn.Onp) Pfc. N^ljan Frachsy I* horns on ter what other people pay their the men can do their own wash-J forces took 158. ' desd on a flaming mattres*. Police WIUJAAI »». HVDK. Kb*\., tgo Put Embargo U. S. Route 1 Bebtiên West Haven. If liver bile iloesn’t flow freely tptt be and tha eanic are llmlled or» or hefore .tpril III. litit.'xa coj,y s furletigh. 'H* has saen action In trortps ■■ ing. The only work still to be] But after Pearl Harbor the said a bottle of sleeping pills was Into your intestlnee—coBstlpetlon with ite Plttmt and allowed for the creditot-e w.illi- f thIe Ollier to Ihe \>leni\« .Ml- "Howevtr, t have filed a formal done la placing of screens on the] Policemen assigned to patrol , KbIjiI*' ‘i| F’rainiH \ .SIhvihr h»t^ having ita worst llbod since 1904, Africa and Italy. Somvtor Butler i R„ Neb-1 said amount of airmail began to clipb found alongside the bed.. / Greenwich aiu\/ West headache* and that “half-aliVe" feeling 7A97 In which to lirliiy In their clahne niliilelniiion, Ni-wliigiun i'oni\ . of Ain mhu Ml ♦ I • in fulfl dlHiriii. d»‘- with at least a ûiaand homeless. complaiiu about th^water at both It iHii't^fhe servicemen who are windows and this will be done] On Terminals duly along the highway will be in- i often result. Bo pep up yoqr bile flow ana apalpet eald eelate, and the aald \V II.1.1.4 41 g IIVIIK end* of the town/with the Man- dizzily. .X Dr. Hans Rosenberg, city ambu- Jr,. Adniinlatratur la directed to Blve •ImlgV. I’faHi «l. Wintield, Kpil.. where two thirds Under the leadeiahlp of Mr*: Ib.rowing ttmir weight anc| money within a week. Airmail figured in pound miles lance surgeon, said Miss••• g(>|ficiiton Haven D a iig ^ S]»ol. strm>#d to a/rcst every ' driver I see how much better you #h°'h‘* ’ Hi iMf iNTiKht 0* -puhlio -notice to (he credilore to I’pon Hi>|iln-MHoi.i of I'lmatint K. chester Board y6t Health. Upon found speeding, driving recklessly. Just try Dr. Edward*’ Olive TWblet^^ ir-l-iPt-H. . \ |Mii>'inii rl»4l IftH-r* of ;i'l- of the cityîWas ilouderl by the William Getobell of Tolland Turn- around. Any send-home-ymir- _the ndmber of pound* muitihh*û after taking a sleeping pill, had HAIlONM MOftALt Mto SPO8S0AED bring In their clalina within aald having heard /from thia board I bv the number of mileii flown—: Violating wfies of the road or en-' used BO successfully fOr year* by Dr. P . ^ NO PEP rime allowed hy poatliiK a copy of at A (ilL'IlT oK I'tUiKATK xinini.*l l al pill io .iniM'H d on Hiin) Walnut .Oyer. pike, a tJirls' 4-H Club has been money rule, hVmrgued, should ap- evidently fallen asleep with a light- Hartford, AprH^ 24—The Con- Ddward* for hi* patleaita with ixJMtlpa* H KI.n shall file a_fbrnial complaint with roBtt from 1.761.200.000 in January, Truck Traiisportalion in dangering'humfen life in any wa.v, | -^HEADACHE 6V thi* order on the public tipn poat at .Manchester within and (or rbe ttflf*. MR pel a ppllrp > on file, it IR L,awrefW;e, Mg*., .where the Knw formed at the Bucklsnd school by ply especially tVAmericans em- IVuval Duiiincfe ed cigarette In her hand. That, he necticut Chiefs/Of Police Associa- tlon and alugglth bile. ncareat to the place where the de- lilBtrict of Ham'hesler. on the 3;iid niUM'HH’s D;’^T1. .,.ihi t... tir V .....foi f'lôlnii *!--•••>> the S ta te ^ a r ^ pf Health. 1941. to i.593,500,000 in January, the Chfrts of Police Association Rliplli'altiin lirtOrtiVd ' jDtl ih'lDniiiituil river ft£d 500 men out aandbag* a group of 14 girls who propose to ployed abroad as^cîlians. He Connecticut anti Mas* said, caused the fire. j Olive Tablet*, being purely veyefoble^ MENTALLY DULL oaaaad laet dwelt within- aald lown dm' of April. .A. n. .Iil4 4. "Shoula thia b’ cum pl^t. I shall then file a com- mer season. Shirley Machie w.as those located In Latln/America ary, 1943. , ' suchiisctts.^ Still Cut. Old Saybrook, an employe of the plans have been completed for an Cbmniissibner Hickey explained ’ trttli gaa. Moating. Judge. , ' rente, from being swept awsy by plaint with Ihe Public Utilities Figured on a yearly basis, inc bowel iPoV#ment». Follow label direction*. ,JINERAlHfMH aald probata diatrici, within !v KBIata of .'Ury K Orlswold late nf April. D.MtrO. Ml o'i-l(i<‘U (w. What may develop into the KaW r ehosen as president of the club, .tvhere I personally obsehyed the State Highway department, police intensified police patrol beginning al^) that police court officials will le (coeneM a «amm9U days from the date of Ihli orde.r. of .Mnncltester, in .sgid Iil.slilet, de- l.> in tilt- r«>i'fipM)n, timl thtit tmtirc Uommisaipn. Vivian West, secretary, with Carol (CuntiniiiMl from Paga On#) pound miles oT airmail climbed from the Westbrook state police be a.sked to impose maximum ( „,,iu ewl*w |ir'|(D*'>i m11 prl’HoiiH intt-lVRttd \}y -worst flood in 41 yegrs. di.stresaing i-eaults of Amsirlcan By The Associated Press May 1 Of U. S. Route 1 along Con- and return make to this oourl of the ceased. //And should that Commission Rose as news reporter. Boys of the i from 22,294.963.000 in 1941 to o6.- barracks said, fell front) the dock penalties in eases of drivers con- TABSm notice piven. . The AUniliilali'glor having e«- Haiti RNtaie of tln' peiideiu'V of rh' Train, air and bus service was âontatives who.' in dug ■ ------nectlgilt ehoi-»’. "and especially be- WII-UA.M 8. H.y^K hlhltid his Hiiinlnlstratloit acrmint tippiloallun and ttir ,t!in«' aiot | .wel that the complaint is Without school have already organized for ' -'^hele rich uncle philosophy, ito Enterortse. Communiques, bo 603,451,000 in 1944. 'Truck transportation in Con- and was killed. Dr. F. B. 'Berdeen, victed, of motor vehicle violations Judge.. iif iKiNrlPK HieiAtiM. iiy (uii)linhj, uncertain—or not *t all, wit tween Greenwich and West Haven, W'lth said eetals to this Court for merit, I shall then have a geKified Victory Garden work this spriiig lavish spending on theiF » Load Still Increasing necticut and Massachusetts was medical examiner, said death was on the highway. allow aiiee, II la ' ropy of tliitf oidor ln xoine thousands of weary travelers ink- engVioer place before the Commit- and summer. ‘ “ \Badtie of Cape Esperanee. Octo- accidental. the most dangerous strip of high- • MUiKIlKli; Thai the filth da.v .if pM.pV.r having a rlVi'iilat Itin yfii /old In the first three months of thia far below normal today as mem- (IlMllirt Hi IttiiKt llvt dai4 liC'forc ing around in Kansas City's Uulon tee On Public Health and .Safety Of 1. ■ ____ b^"1942-rKlni) Damage to crulk- way in the state.” at a COUnT OK PBOBATK HKUP April, A. II., 1 94 4. >t ;» oi-loek I w,. station Xunday. By today of year the airmail load was still in- bers of the Highway Transport Under the siipervision of Colonel Siilimuriiie Blower Uiunelied ___ 2-PIECE M Manchtettr within and for tha l.( forenoon, 41 the ,r‘roliHte onfii-e. Hi t* iImv of .«intJj^ht’arinii/4o apptar the next General Assembly certi- . Dessert served at 8 o'clock this ,«f San Franciacq, and destroyer creasing. being 30 to 40 percent Ddatrirt of .Manchaiter. on tha lid in said ManVhsele-r, hf-and ihevtauie If Hit \ ftf-e 4-;ui.‘01111*01 of deatroyer Duncan and moderate • land clamped an embargo on their John S. Alvorcl Groton, Aprilif 24.—(/Pi—Mrs. Preaant WIIXIA.VI 8. HVDK, Keq., allo'Wanee of said adinlnletratlon aV- and iiiiilit it'tkini to Hiia roilM. amt rosdbed.s. 1943. ^ lic e agencies along the route will Richard F. J. Johnson, Jr. of LIVING ROOM SUITE coiinb with ’ “ Id eilate and eicer- 1».\ ripiilln-K in « rftbtl Ifllor. f*n both ends of the town. * progfani at the Second-Congrega-’ to minor damages to "several" terminals and refused to accept or 1iff!»i#i .April 24. H»4>, a I'opy of Thus, while the number of planes combine forces in the patrol In an Washington. D. C.. wife of a Navy] '^'^5ftat* of Maraarel A Barrett lata tginnient of heirs and this Court <11- "Thi9 maUer is no longer one tional Church. Mrs. F. V, Williams ships. \ --I carrying the mail was cut almost any goods for shipment. Wins Coihniisgfion of Mancheater, In eald Ulatrlct, de- rtiits tim Adininielrator tn give Htiti *ori l »-r t o A1i:4 Ht ri i am d i iu Colorado haa .">1 mmintain peak.s and Mrs. G. F. Bor.st are co-chair- Shifts Ifrgetl Battle Of SaiHa Criia.' October, effort to curb careless driving captain, wa.s sponsor yestcrtlay as l RE-U P H O LSTERED public iiAtice to all iiei'aiina liiieresl- iHiuMton Ko.i^ Wiminiu, i*i4jin.; for debate. If nece.s.sary I shall In half, the amount of mail to be The association, one of its offi- aaaced. (alph HtfVfn^s. Imioti Rtitrf.i, ri.sing above l-kdlOQ/feet. men of the committee. >042—King'xpambj^s to carrier I along , the highway. The increase the Blower, eighth submarine to | On motion of naymond Barrett, eil Ihurcllv, to aiipeur and be hennl Kali slibpoena a number of prominent carried more than doubled'. cials said, con.slnts of a “largt hr laiiiu’hed in 1944 at the Elec- thereon liy puhllsliing a etuiy of lîls Ki»»i Hart I, I’oiin.. Alif* Kivin ■Manrhester physicians who have ntlnoM fyiini Page O n ^ W Enterprise, ba^tleshlp^ South Da* | in patiWl activities on Route 1 \vas I f l Unmora airtat, Hartford. Conn.. HigKiiiv, Si’i^sion Htifi-t Hast iiticcs ^Xmiii A sack of ainfiail may arrive majority': of the trucking com- John S. Alvord waômmission- siiggesfed to the association .dur- tric Boat Company’s ways, slid],' Adinlntatralor. order In,, eonie oiewepaiier having g told bie that when attempting to A meeting of t|ie ticket commit- kota, cruiser S.ax Juah, and da- ORRHRKD;—That all itmnihs circulation In Mid Ilisirlel al least Harlfi n.. Ks f*i 111 .’^t4 \ ehR. at an airport, scheduled to leave on panies operating in this area, and ,ed a second lieutenant in the Army ing March by the Connecticut I down the Thames river, Comd,r. 4?H Mi j eet, ■ ICaRl IlHtifiinl. AT A relieve dysentery ailments parti- tee of the Manche.Htef F"ire depart- propnsed \yLB prohibitions. The strpver. Smith. Cornm.uniquea, he estimated that between' 40 and • Rebuilt 9 from ihiXfind dgy of April A. U.. live days liefol''' ’ aid day of hearing -UK rKuiiA'i'i; iiKi.ii ment will be held in the firehouse a certain plane. When it gets of the United Sta^s, April 9 upon Highway Safety Commission. William M. Broekman, U8N, a 1144 ha pM the Mint arc llniiiad and return jiiake lo tills r'.iiirl. , ,.. I 'linn H t Al l I witinn and for the cularly in the summer their first maJoritv-'T’econmiended thpt: sinking of carrier Hqi'net bml ds- 50 concerns had Joined ifi the em- 1 » i Mt r l r /At.in\l,i»-Rrf*I ■ 4411 Hiu 22\u{ tonight at 8 o'clock. The meeting there, that plane already may, be, successful comp^tipn of the Offi- * 46 .Mile Stretch ! submarine officer, gave the ad- qnd 8llowa(l. for the creditnra with- WII.UAM 8. HVUK advice to patients, i.i to drink no WLM siiopld ^ prohibited from stro.ver Porter, damage to gome 'onrgo. in which ln\brlng In Iheir clalnie Jiidga. ll.4V 4.f il- ..X i* 1 :• i4, will arrange for the department others. jammed Miilh other airmail. So the cer Candidate ilourse ,..at The In- Police officials, al a meeting j dress. • Re-covered H-4-:4-44. \X II.U-.V,M ?«, HVDK. K**t| water within the town limits with- ordering any person to sign a con- sack has to wait for a second New Haven Drivers Strike fantry Schoor at Port Benning. ala. and tha aald Ad- .IimIk meeting to be held on Friday eve- Battle of .Oiiadaleanal.'-HoVcih^,J 4lreocad to g iv e pnh- out-boiling it.'-. tract with terms and conditions to , Meanwhile, the Connecticut Mo- Lieut" A l v ^ is the son of Mr. ahd -llo notice to th\ oreditora to bring Ksj/t,- 8,f .l.'tini*. K To.lttll I.m,- .|.f ning when drawing awards will be which he has not rareed; from ber. 194'J —King: Damage to plane. , _ . . . . iej4t«f, in «4id Di«'xlin.iir4l ' long period that a flriA might go eVvêd, then that sack menUon- hllsted lifi the Army on May 7, 1942 4<(.l inIniM I itt if4ii ...... lint Kaid.1 to be served at the drawir^'- kota, destroyarai Sterrett, Gwid^ platform men.had joined the walk- aat ta the ptiplace rathe deceased- - ' Expect Union insolvent: froffi dcmanctog that «d above may be sent by train so and served with the lOlh I, 'T. B. We Carry Our Own- AerJounU last dwelt within said to-wn and by RlMl^ to tills L’ouri .for l:ibor disputes be submittra to sr- and Aaroii Ward. Communiques, out which began a week ago, Better Fabrics Priced publiahing the • me Ih some newa- {•it l>«. I 'The regular meeliqg' of th-' sinking of light cruisers Juneau that it .will not be delayed too long. affecting 11 other concerns. aU'.Cahip Wheeler, Qa.. before 5."* i>nDi:iH:j) TIihi Hw 2?»ih <1av of 1 bitraTion, said the nUnoritX ingXc Qfficer Candidate, School- Proportiunatelj Low Bgper having a eircuigtion in eald To Panl Strike Frank J. MansfieldWiixiliary. Ma- “ 1 These I restrtetions Would and Atlanta, destroyers Cushing, WcBfher Another Faolor The embargo, which was voted probata . diatrict, within, ten day* April. D. H'44. Ill :i ii't l.M-u'iw. | by the truckers at a meeting in four months ago. He held the rank Ample Selection of from tha date of thia order, and re- 1 H 4 \foi« no4»n. tliw |•l ■»llHl4• 4 ifficv, rine Ctnps League will be held prevent board from ocing Preston, Benham, VValke, Mons- Weather 4# another factor which Minor changes al no extrs ife Alancheslfj\ lie mi mI Hn ‘.«;iiiift Wednesday nljjlU at 8 o'clock In Hartford, went into effect last of C o r r a l before being commis- MacDonald strips your suite Fabric* to Suit tnrs mgka to thia eaurt af tha no- (l onlinuecl (roiir Page UlM) what it mu>t be—a wartime sh.b sen, Laffe.v and Barton. also holds bp some airmail de- Your Taste cost can be made to m odem * tlaa alvan. ^ ^ i> a-xRWiicd fur H lu-ariPK 'Mi the the auxiliary cli'ibrooms. Brainard Disciosed After Repairs - liveries by boleilîjB up the flight of night at midnight to remain, a sioned. i ! . \ to the frame, and rebuilds WUjUAM S. HXWt a!rtr>>ai\f‘ '(C said aihninPitiat i4in ac« .stitute for smkes and lockouts." ioijnl salil kBritatf*. and ili-iR Place. Battle of Tassafaronga, Novem- planes. spokesman for the association The new\dffice_r, a graduate of Ixc and add comfort to your jddga. Wolchtlk, president bf the There w'as disparity of views o i' Manchester Righ schixil anfl at- coniplfitely. •New flil.ing and Prompt Delivery H-4-84-44. iNiUri difeiMs Klfi'Utot- to give the rental plan. The majority said er. 1942- Kins:vDamege to crujs- But___ the Army libs turned bar-ksaid, until the wage i.ssue whlc"h imHtV- to alD p« rson*t lnt*-r- stt'ilting United Retail. Wholesale tended University Of New Hamp- springs are added and the All Work Guaranteed set. anrM4»n liv fiulili«liinM m 4'o |»> ' 4if union, asking that the strike be .show of Manchester Grange is ine-third down payniPtit when a! PiWsaoola, idisclo?bd in press re- planes. This Still is far^^'orn put- t Mancheater within and for the the as.sociation said they would was prominent iK all inframural •latrlet af Manchaataj;. en the 22d tliis'onli i ih sotptf m usjiaptT lni\- enc:ed by noon toniorfow. sehe>liiled - for Wednesday evening sale is made, and iocal'pent ad-: leases after danigW -repairedi. ting the lines back to their r<'ace- nMaf April. A. D., 1144 inK'4i I'iropluHoii Hi Halil IhMrlci at at eight, o'clock in the small lodge ministrators should^ be permitted 1 Coinmuniques, sinking/of cruiser time plane total. " m X e whatever rnaterial was on sports. He majored'm' economics. I Past d.iyR l>t^4iifc Raid day '»f TThe /president's . telegrams sa>d thelr\trucks between midnight last A t the"^^ Infamtry. Samol. world's Presant WITXIAM 8. HTDI. Keq.. ritiK yfind rt-.iiirn nmUe to tliiis in part, "sbolllv before the, com- rocim of the Masonic Temple. A io relax the rules for Indivkhial! NorthAn'Pttm, and daiiiage to oth- But in the monthir ahead Wioy MttcDONALD UPHOLSTERY CO. full attCmlance is hoped for. night until delivery was made. In largest institution 'of its kind, the _■______PHONE DUrtSTF 9.J2-4127 ^ jal*ata ef Veronica Balkner lale of I'liurt iy\t\ t»\ mailing in a rpKisicr- pany's -contract with the union •‘hard.ship" caseswhere a propert'' er vessels. . expect more planea from Ove 983 MAIN STREET. HARTFORD Mantheeter. la aa|d Diatrict, dcceas--r #-d Irmuiv 4»n or l»eff».iu .\f»ril ' 2 h fi.wncr is nt t breaking even on thV Second Battle of ^ûla\ Gulf, Wio.st Instance, they said. they local officer took a fou\months’ MM 4,^ rop> of i 1) 1m »»rdi i to Alary .\, expired in Dtcomber, the company Army. \ . , ad Mrs. Robert Geaovesi'.an)l Mi-s< deal. • (July. , lil'13,;-Kjng: n SOi the Post Office department felt deliveries CQiild be finished hy courst to fit him for his new re- The Admiiiietratnr having exhlhjf ‘ ‘t»x/h'J 1‘hrlpH Htrect Kit-i Hai'ifrpii'il-K4iue»l|Qned WiVother the union still nodel radi4i— in the allic or where- j'come. The board gave the-union al;/ In Boston. New 'Hayen, New tration. military law, etc. tCnnrt alraeta tha/ Adminlatrator to I 30 days in which to file a petition Public Rccîl^x Octêr, 1942: trans|wrt Zeillo Two from Stale [Iva pifhllc natlaa to all paraona In> gv4r->working order oryiol— we'll be glad Jo olTcr you.a- K. G. Goiiiiiuiiiioii waa damaged near Guadalcanal in Vrork ahd Philadelphia.^-. ■The men who attend the Officer •rMted' therc^ to appear and ha I with tlie Nali.-mal Labor Relations' price for it. Brjiig it to * , ^ ' November, 1942. and Maatpoyei/I A t thetr meeting in NBlartford Candidate Schools are the best prl- 'hat cheers and nourishes heard thhren^by publiahing a copy i board for a determination of its ------yesterday, the truckers voted to vatea, corporal# and sergeant# of tnia ordpr in tom* new-apaper sir iMk ^ bkwii-tran Rkakas jmi psla^ I status." .- , Marrantee Heed \ On Next Siiiulay Lavallctte was damaged m Japui ’ Awarded Medals Prices and having a airoulatlon In aald Dle|;r|rt WMk, "draggai} out"»iry Pink* Sherwood J. nnj Helen C. Ben- ary, 1943, en route to Qiiddal^- file a petition in Federal court from the entire army, selected by at lean RvA davi befort aald. day lif luRi'a TAU>STS*-one of the Ixwt j (iravr Danger of Spreading sop to Frank H. and Margaret F. X nal. seeking to enjoin the War Labor- their auperiors for outstanding in- hearing and return make to tliia ! The telegrams went on to aay Canijêll Coimcil, K. of C., will board from enforcing Its March 3 telligence and qualities of leader- Courv \ ^ POTTERTON'S home ways to help build up reit Dloo4 Gilbei t, property on Woodbridge Washington. April 24.7'-W— YesXtherc’s a lot of real enjoyment I (ho strike waa taking pli»ce in “ the receive'ConinuuilDii in a body at dirfectlve which awarded pay ship. During the course even the . WII-1,1-^-lAM 8. htde .Mflnchester’ibi-iti'if^'*! R^dittand^ A|ipllani‘e .Store to itt mor* Strang and energy in street. Between 1940 and 1H42 Hhe Seven Naval men with New Eng- \ ‘ \ Judge. / { heart of one of the moat vital war the 8:30 mass in St. James's raises to the drivers, helpers and mildly Incapable are weeded ou |T-4-t4.44 539-5411 Main i^reet At The Center eucta aaees. VoUow lebei cUrecUons.' \ number of passenger miles by tk land connections hkve beOT awaro- and gooo> hunger-satisfying nounshfnent Save I production {(enters in the country,” church Suhoby pifirning- Follow- tercity bus doubled from 11 to 32 platform men retroactive to July so that the men who graduate ^ V ______U Heart Attack Fatal ed medals and an elghto a l « « * r and aapressed fear that there was ing the communion the members hilUona. ’ 1, 1943. The truckers termed the conunlsslona are America's West at a foritT OK PROBATK HEED I m:'. I ■■ L]r4ia PMl i l ap' t will proceed to tnb^Sberidan where of commendation' t Mancheater 7* "gi'Bve danihir of it-4 spreading to Bridgeport, April 24.—/ ^ — order “confiscatory” and aald the soldiers, fully qualified to he the every p l ^ f u l of Sealtest Ice Greani. •’Hbi» a>d for ^lo a communion breakfast vvill be achievement-s on trt’rflung battle ilatrici of lUnchcettr. oi|/|ie find other industries.’* - ! Petro,r(B Graziilis, of 248 Gregory only way most of them could meet leaders in our new army. Of April.' A. IVi IS44. served fronts, the Navy ^partment an- ? sets. Then .the president said, “ I call ' street. Was stricken with w heart it would be by selling some of Make it a rcgulsiKpart of your wartime diet. TEXAS NEW CROP Hreaant WILUAM .8. HTOR, E|(| ft hii-s been the custphi of the mkineed today." / \ wvqkt their trucks and equipment. •ftp\ ; . . f O R f l t s i upon the union forthwith to ter- attack while attending the '|f:30 a. Ca'pt. Irving X>- Wi^sic, ySN. The greatest period of expan l.unTED minate the strike. t call upon council to receive comipumpn in a An asaosiation spokesman estl slon of passenger cve ownership Truit KeMIe of Kligdheth «. Ktiifc m. mass at his church Sunday and body near their, annivari^rjF 45, now mlpsln^ in action, has <>NK^NS mated thkt the companies involved u-w of PrUdonce Douplaa. lale of the company's management forth died in the rear of the/building, hen awarded/the Navy fefosa f<>r was' the five years between 1921 .Manchester, In said District, decease- with to comply with the War La- stitution 48 years a* ' would be forced to pay the workers and 1926. when registrations more WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT "THE AMOUNT SOLD. •<-' - .'rtie Rev. Albert Zinovich. who was vited men of both 8( "Xtraordln^ ■more than $1,000,000 tn back pay YOU C.iN ALtrAYS DEPEND 0^ The Truaiea having exhiUl-Kd Ita bor board's directive? so that an conducting the mass, administered 8t. Bridget's churches tii join ^ n g aa/commanding, officer or than-doubled to Ifl.OOO.ODO. annual account with •ald--4ttate to orderly and fair election may.'^^be JOW PLAX TN G WhHe some eompanlea estimated -It thie Court for allowaiM-iR It le last rites. arid many have accepted. \ the Iflscome Bay during epm^ would' cost them at least $50,000 ORDKRKD —TjurTtlvA J»th day conducted.” .' ' bat wltn^ Japanese forces 4^ff GOLDEN YELLOW C*. ' In response ’ Wolchbk said he each. 1)144. at a a'cluck «w. Makln^land. Noy. 24.1943. . No estinaate of the freight ton- BANANAS prenoop/al the Piohale Office, would caH the meeting for 11 a. C a s i^ WUtsle, a native of WH^N YOU BUY ncheBter, be end the eaiua nage handled by the carrier# In for ■'a hearing on the m> today at which he would in- HartfordAConn,-. stinict the workers-,to go bagk im- *t/i2fl Park avenue, Plalnfleld. N. Southern New England waa "avail- >( laid account with eald abif: but one association spokes- thia -Court directe tha mediately, and Sandra Slotkin,'Ip- His w i ^ Mrs. Helene B. W ilt EXTRA .LARGE , give puhllc notice to >11 FREE TO THE LADIES! man termed it “ tremendous.” SCREENS doz. Pareona liiXtieeted th.erelii (o ap|>e>r ternatioBai reppeseptative of the US; •TBOCADERO*’ ^le, now llveV at 4M West 238th FLORIDA SIZE 150-176 and ha heart! there\ lie f' the members Would comply. Daniel JoseW Foril, aviation BUY paper liavingNa circulation tn eala\ TRA ADMISSION TICKET PLUS A 5-CENT SERVICE Thun*, r Fri, •< Sat, District at legyt nve da.ve' before Company officials were not aVail- CHARGE.. Rejects aald da.v, of hearlha and return make lable for comment. USNR,U8NR. •» native..-wv^ \of x*e. South_------_Nor- ^ Storm Sash Too! Otmtrtl tn Crtem Ctrpersim" walk. Conn., and tw; non of Peter Dniuem •/ N*tmul Dsiry PnJmcU Cppmiitm WESTERN nEi.icôrs to this .'Court, anil/by ifiuillng on or The strike started April 12 THE MODERN SCIENTIC HEAT-RESISTING ' I a I i SSIcIII j . 0 1 * 1 1 1 8 before April ’ 4, 1*4\. a c.Mn .if thie ■ \ . " when the company refused to com- Ford, of 64 peekfleld avenue. FANCY WRAI’BF.D ■ juuler addi-reaed io . KtlKaiielh R. V ' CAN BE CHANGED NTT BIS WS Hranmnunn MiuinatmaMi.iauun.tnr.a.Bci APPLES 'Ring. ^1 iMrehinunI ervCel. Uon-het- ply with a irVLB directive order- Hartford, Conn., heaVbeen award- s. * .'ter, ytube.: lauhclle tlrifco'e and Mae " \ ■ ing rcgumntlon of contractural re- FIRE-KIN G OVEN GLASS SET ed the air. medal "for\merltorioua in 3 0 secoBds t P. flldhaui, hi'ith of 'I.'i Vlanvociv latione pending an election. The aeWevement” > h lle p ^ c lp a U iig Stockholm, April ■ 24.— (Jf)— Rus- afreet. Boiion. .Masv.; Manet .M' liny, -- \ : : \ , in an aerial fll|ht In a N t o bom^ sian peace terms-havie been reject- The bouseholder's dream! No M Pi'iiapeirUKii'cel, flockvitle, Conrii; union, in aceord'ahd* with Hie di- Plua; “ MEMPHIS BEI more fu'ssldg with laddere, no . Robert ... S. Ooiigliis, I CT SnminIC Ing plane. He is now listed a# killed for a second time after “taking C.AI.IIOKMA ", ■ ■ ' V . ,' I rective, filed .8 petition for >n more atinin windows st4*re(l, Ih etreti,. ilHiu'he«ti t-. C.iuu, -elertjnn. but the company con- ed In action. Into account./the future of this ASPARA61l$ iVii.r.i.t.M !4. M'vnK k ■ ■ ■ TUNE IN 0N X\ - V .country.” the Flnnlah government the Milinr. Ni> more a venting '-'' ' ' -I Ollgg. -\ tended it could T|ot.âlgn any con- nnd, pnfftog' to - {dinqge from ■y V | i - i - ; < - t ^ . . tract until the issue was decided. W ed. at 7:30" informed the nation last ntgbt.in a Week Endt DeaUi e communique issued at Helsinki. screena to storm snah! , *T A e n f Ij'l' OK PROBATI'; lini.D (The Russlaiis, announcing 8at- RUSOO OOMBIN ATION ; V, llriUi-licMev, n Uliln and for the V uyday night Uiat negotiations were : '..‘‘'.o f .ilii'ruilu eii-r .jn liu' jJd Special Giiests WINTOW8 V '/ ' ■ I ' .V Ill'll A. M.. til 11. Boston — ‘^Wllllsm Cardinal ^depchi'Vier in raid dietiici, HU fleath reduc## numfler of U.' 8. oomitoct, permanent nalU It d' ci.-iutd. ' E. L. Tromley of Chicago, repre- Cardinals to the Saered college to cratic iystem.” It declared that takes Just SO aeeonda to change I'nioi' .gppliciiil.m ilf Kllfii ..I,a- Premier ^ w i n Linkomles told a Clutpelli, .Kdniinlat I'll I rl\, praving sentative of Klwanis International, TODAY AND TUESDAY one. : I „ o. n.Rosco Window fnim «vre4*n to for guthorUy to '»ill ,-eriBin real and Liaut. Governor ^ a n k Howes London— Frederick R. Simms secret session of Parliament April storm snail. Ton c«n change i>r 7 aalnte luti’tlcutarly deei-rlbed in eald of Kiwanis were the special guaata 81, first man to drive ah autemo- 12 that Russia'a conditions in the woah wrlnduwB from the IN gpnlfcatlon on fVle. it it e*nrfiRANT this noon of tha Manchtatar blle In Britain, an<^ founder of the form received "canndt form any 8IDB1 4>IMif.U.KI 11*-—That ■ the foregoing FRESH GROirND atipllcation lie heard and deterniiiK Kiwania club. Ueut-Governor Royal Automobile 'club. basis for peace’’ add ParlUment atl at the I'rohute Offu-e In Mancliea* Howaa waa tha guast sfiaaker at gaT field ' Cranston, R. I.—Thomas F, Mc- accepted the 'government’s recom- FITS OVER OLD WINDOWS. 6 POINTS !tr In eald Uialrli't, on the 29th day tha luncheon and Introduced Mr. Mahon, 76, Rhode Island state mendation after the Easier holi- RUSOO U.n metal franae. fitted of April. A. D„ 1941. at 9 o'clock'Iw. with combtonMon anab. wrhich la I.i. In the forenoon, and that noilct Trorolet to tha mambers. labor lUrector from 1937 to 3039 day. » ha irl\rn>4a all peraone Interasied In A meeting of tha tickat commit* and pioneer to the trade union (A MosW dispatch said the laataUed over yoor preseot win- dotvn. Improves the appear- m UI aatale of the ptndeiicy of eald h: tea of the Kiwania "Midnight .Fro* latx>r. nuivoment to ..the United Russian peoptowere looking te the application ami the time and place United States for some move anoe of your home, aad Is per- l*f hearing thereon, hy publishing a VALUES TO 19.98. SIZES 9-241 g. lie" show which will ha held May States. ’ manently InttaOed — no eeml- oopy of thia order In some n'ewe- 2 in the state theatsr, waa held Bern—Eldmund Schultness, . 76, against the Ftons, feeling, that CENTER CUTS aper hgvini former president of Switzerland conUnued malnikuance of .telatlona nnnoaJ removal ns with 4ild- / R POINTS and a report of prograaa given. dUd HAl l (nshloned ecreena and atorm Jot Eider won tha ^tendance and loader ta development of Fed- gives Finland moral support.) Pork Chops wavdbog# prize donated by John 6. Echma* DN TUB BAMlt PROGRAM; eral old age tnflurance. He waa lian. "DANCING MASTBRa" president of Switzerland to 1019, BAIN PROOF. DRAFT FREE. "" ■ V..X.i •nS make return to this court. With 1021. 1929. and 1933. Tkree Sertooaly Injured RUSOO usklwa venttlntiiHi poe- 2VU.UAM 8.. HTP>: Judge, Motorists should chSek tire 'LAURBI. — HARDV PhUadelphiar— William A. Jack- slMe, snaamer. and winter, wtth- B-4-14-44. ' away, 103. Philadelphia's last pivll Ledyard, April 2Ki—l^—A Navy oot letting ta aaow or tain and SUNiymELO ptbdaurs Waekly, and ksap tiros spokesman said'today that three 1 P O I N T inflated alMut two pounds above war veteran. wltbdat enuetag dmfta. Pnjfa BTARTB THia WEDNUkDAYl sailors remained in serious condl- the manufacturar’a pre-war rac- New York —Charles Bromfleld, for Itaelf In winter tael savtnga. SlieeD Bacon Personal Notices ommandationa. THUS AMAZING SET WILL HELP YOU SAVE FOOD 80, father of novelUt LouU Brom- Uon with head toJuriu at the sub- Ijk — aa 4W maO n post card for FIRE-KIN G fleld. marine base bosptiil following a taoM Information. , A 3 —ma k e YOUR RATION POINTS GO FARTHER! crash of a Navy bus early Sunilay ft Buenoa AirSa Capt. Ricardo A. Card sf Thanks ' OVEN-GLASS 'Vago, 59. who Served for ' two .raomtog pn the Norwteh-Groton THE wish t* Uisnk.vaiiir rdstlves, FREE TO TME l-ADnES W im months to 1943 as minister of pub highway. 'The bus, the spokesman A an# nsiakbor* for all lyin- Ey«ry Wednesday — Thursday BARTLEn-BRAINARD [sUNNYFIELDlb. . 4M4l kinfiassa shows to us at FLOOH LA YING ' COMMENCING • THE PURCHASE OF A N EVE* lie work# to the cabinet of deposed ’’said, failed to negoUate A ^ a r p ■VALUES TO 89.98.^ SIZES 10-?0. NINO ORCHESTRA ADMIS- PiCpident Pedrd Ramirez before curve and Upped over to land at ^ COMPANY CookedHams ____iM* af th* 4l*aih of our beloved awaMBd aad father. Ws wauia alee Rcflnishlnc md Wuinf. WEDNESDAY APRIL « — AT SION TICKET PLUS A 8-CENT reaijnitog.' ' a 48 4legree anMe. There wera 88 108 WoodMne 8L. Bartferd <•) d attlr grateful apiireetstioo ta paasengera to the but but no one SHANK HALF, 2 POI! ' Who sent besutifui florsl tri- Eatimates Gladly Girtn SERVICE CHARGE. , ‘ . ToIek Hemterson sod Boa toan said. ' C 4 L L 8 2 5 4 CIRGLE THEATER TUNE IN ON STA'noN Vm o ' tric Auto-Lite company. WEDNESDAY AT 740 Pi M. ,, MAIN'SI. MANC1I£SI[H_ BsaiisaaBaBssaHMBBsaai^^ 7 \ \ "•W -' ■'" 1 kOrirOlifU -I*?' *-// 3 ern^ NMiolllB th4h ptMona-kMTMa' ytfmar ic fh ^ h e M ^ B “ Iti Wiu appeq: ’*1 .III ItetWMn April 10 igU 'J l. of/dhe .^Biutuhl' aljt^^êemenf/1 he 14 n u m b b r a ; ^ Is ..sqstrM W W i • Vl4 . said Mr. jGhiir«ljftl/lrt^'oiS^ront who feels mi ^r^rnigh Q9 valid indeflnltejyf: mUpatâ good for_^ tHrev:tWr^^Sfallona Ornmber qjjfcbmmgrce, /^îrta ciTaUiaî loaded/Wlth Icwse jthri'Ugh Mav 8/ Elsewhere. l-lSA the green and unhampered sonic TeSBjnc. X* a hr uî ...,^ ..,...ijir' 'bis is, two years,after dha alg^ plhg todaynda/ls -Is jJust' one Ktici.stamps S8 and T8 will ha tfro'Merii r«'Coi‘99 >•••• i *>«•»••••<• -jU' coupons good for* three , Gallons hy goyermsvmf, AmAtican bu."urftfument, a^ sud- acJie.Hhe Slate Office Ad- Ihnnigh, Jupe^t. B-2.'^B-3- C-2 can ar ichâU^-'thla afterndon on theK FriM'eM4ci|.-(ioo«la^Kr will surpass Us 'w^'r-tiniO: -fweittieih;Annlvei;»agy/gt. ,Mar- JSederal officials tSrirtsd ^ - i'jjia^ youf A < » ' T' ■ Af ■ ■ y den dMacatlon, on the pel;l| of niinlstratihn'>r*aei?JJrtfs a done -of and t>3 coupfitta good for five gal-c tion in the dayslo epniS. It gaicts InJ. ^tUlad^Mullia oja b( riaubllca* and diaplayed'k year ago___ April through K F ji n w v a HiI Indefinitely., Fuel.OU 26 to SO mean w^îtâaya. \ BlifS Stam ps MS. N 8. PS and d brawn to w o r k ,. producing'in ing the prijitlng of large quSntttleii Buckland khd Jour ln-’'ElHngt«n. ! moCMlf MiMu dtapatbbai araditad 23,!|»43 io-lle eiifact. IM: Period Fbiir and H ye coupons true American,^ unregiihcnte'd rh-U;WSaecond Annuai Conven- It'^r 'bot otbarwlii ariditad .la It comes -from MV, jQS wlil I.snd jfoorf valid In all'Slrena throu|^ Aug'. 3 of bogjiir' gasoline ri^hhing' couj All are hlllad out'df^the Buckland i thla^par and- alas ttaa lp$a) aawa BxpaAiire to Jhls. treatment for way,” < r^/Hew .England Conference, pong.^ ' ClûWhjJl, dlsch»ur^ of the exiat- In definltaiy. ' '' All coupons worth , 10 jfallons. a ugiistana Lutheran church.es, at atatiqiu In qjjddr to get the.,pota-'’ or: BpiMlaliad M r t. ^ eym five minutes Will bring the That Is the post-war ' ahfi ex ■' Authorities looking for toea>Tcadw4b move today growers I /with a All r1»ma of rapublloatlon at ^ c e of a'aecreV agreement and sUent'immediate relief In the Sugar unit, with mpat Coupons \whi h pressed by Walter E.'^DitinafA" dhe Emanuel Lutheran chiirci!;\ J* apaotal dlapatebaa baraln, ara alio several units each. New York ^graver whonj they I 7in<4hia''4ection were buay yeiter- ' raairvad. - understsndlnj;^' pn\ the part of form »of briaht reallrttion that, . BtKik .Four sfaxHjis 30'And 31 president of tiie Gray ManinPg^tjr-i Surgical dreaslnRa for Rhd wished to question in connection day^tamping the potatoes Into the President Rooseveltrxwho has so prirewise and supplywlst, the Ojp‘ viilid for H,ve--polinds Ihdeftnltely. ing Company over VyTHT last fTioSs. 'American Legion hall, 10 with the case hut-'aside from this are. Each cat contaiua 45 Iona, or . Full lafvlea ollaat at ,N«-' A. nectlcut shopper today ia much Stamp fr>r five pnunMr. Dittmars aaid the tlp- New Englanu Conference, Augua- missloncr William Whdleaff” on You pel haps won’t fifid the exact places of T^mtyp* jrou nted/fo eompisteiy fumlak âton. questioned whether \ Mr. hok One stamp 18 vsjld Tuesday. .'2- p/ r t , 6:16 p. m.; permdat thought of He.rviceAien is When the potatoes were dump- a room today. But thare’a nothing to atop you fr r a mskillg a4 t*rt . . . of enjoying taken at random from April, tflt.'l lana Lutheran churches. Sessions c harges of ''conspiracy to oounterH ed Into the cars yesterday it was ' HBMBBIt AUDIT soREAU o r ^-^fiurchill has not himself ta)^n (j/ioiigh April 3(1. Book 3'hree WednesdSyy^ p m to 6:16 p . m. ."that they hnve a chance''to (fit the thrill of owning, and btiildlng, a room of these utoentte/Colonial raproductlofia in Issues of half a dosen daily newii- at CoheoidiH Lutheraji church. felt” and the bail in which they not raining, but the 'rain during an important decoration! C1RCUUAT10N& ^some slight liberty with whatevi papers, she will recollect that at irplane stamp 1 valid indefinitely. 'ITlur'sda.vÔ a. m. to 5:16 p. m.; back into'/roduclive work. FcHlay, 'Ma.V, 5 were held were:, Petcr^Klimezak,| solid maple. You'll get an aven greater kick out « f * a place st a tlma . . Airplane Stamp 2 becomes valid Friday. a. m. to 6:16 p. m.; "These men are going to get the night and this morning wash- i xii-atching yoiir room grbw.X No matter-how far apartTybur pufehasaa, tha TiMtypo/ // Tha Harald PrlnUna Compand. the President may have said. It iV this time laat year meat and but Tin can collection for Manches- 28. of Mcrlclen, $l6jOT0; Peter J.| ed off the dirt and they preaentod I Inc., aiaumai ao llpanclal raapâi* r, were so scarce that ■ thw May I anii will he good indefinite- Satur^y, 10 a- m. to 12:80 p. m every possible preference from me ter. Mnlazcnda. 38, of/Merlden, SIO,- finish will always blend! \ / N r ' blllty for typorrapblcal arrora ap- entirely posalble that what' the ly. Tlic/telephona Cumber la 2-0494, because they have earned it. And a nice white appearance in the | iarlna In advartlianiin.ti In Tha wnreiiJt advertised at all, wMie Sunday, .May 7 000, and Jo.seph Fetriccione-, 33, of| cars. ^ ' The new’ shipment of Trutype, just hi, la limitad In moot mataneaa ta one-of-a-kind Just "any old thing*' won^t do at/ The Gift Box. President^-did. was not to as.sure I don't think I fed any differently '■ Field Trials of Manche-slcfe Coon New Haven. $5,000. , £[anebaitar Branlng Barald. fisnlCwhich a good many fanmics than the vast majority of employ- The 'tatera are fiecoiida for the places', ao ehooaa aarlp.' N Evflry decorative acceaeory selected for this smart Mr. Churchill that neither the fell hack on. waa selling at prices ,/liliciting. donations for their an- and Fox Club at its Coventry Printing Fi|iiipiiient Found . . moat part and have 'been jnir- ers. . gHMindB. VVilliam ,J. Gllmartin, agent Ini Momla.v. April 24, Britisn imperial trade prefereiicss consldysbly higher than /those mial I'llninmge .sale which will be Want f'hani'e l(VÂVork . rhaaed by the governrrtent. First published today. K(H'k\ iile hqld Friday and Saturday. April eharge ^ t h e Cnniiceticut Distrirtl they will be prb(;essed for alcohol i nor American protective tariffs "What our fighting Xnen w^nt 'if thej/seeret .service, said aboutl Would he disturbed, but to 'assure At preahnt, butler and dieat are '28 and 29 at the vacant store in when they come back is not Just\ anfi after the alcohol contents have, to Mr. Hull Sim P«4tont? not only ayllable bn/ sell for the ^ckendotf block. The store .$10,(100 worth of printing equip- hern taken the remaim will be him. much to the contrary, that round of parades and banquets,' m ^ t ami counterfeit eoupons goodl Also other p ie ^ not about five eeXts a pound leas than Home Servi will be open to receive contribii- bonuses and special favors—al- touiioil Plans used in the manufacture of rubber. Prima M âtbr Chiirchlll haa both coiHitrlea should pledge they’ used to. tlnns on Wednesday and Thursday for ab'out a niillion gallons of gas-| Already shipped from thia aec-,^ though .some of these things like ollne were found in the hasementl ■BAin ampfided an open agreement themselves to the adjustmeht and Forty-one to fortw^five cent.s iA Collr<'t Paper unemploym'entJ^ o m p e n s a t i o n tion were 20 cars of potatoes iii \ illustrated here of- MalazendH's hou.se when Fed-I bulk and the order ia for 127 gars. unoag^lliea of thia war, and thta elimination of both. He may, in the avenge advexUsed price thi.s ("or[IS Farm ed Tlie Vernon 4-H Club will col- might be 'hecesaary. Fundament- S peii(liiig Cijt ernl agents and state police raidedi week forlarge eggaAnt a year ago lect waste paper on Saturday, ally, though, what they want most his home Saturday/ I It now looks aa Uiough au tj»e po- ia action haa aaveral un- short, have told Mr. Churchill that .*% tatoes grown In this aection Will be 60 cents and lyr^ n su ally ex- April 2P. Ernest Richard, Sh. la of all is a chance to work, a chance George Riley, a counterfeit ape-1 it aapecta. wa woiild not expect the BrIUah changed handajmr each dozen. In leader of the club, and the mem- to earn decent wages and to ro- taken by 'the government and the Itork vi Wc/U a a S l a r t P t l War Body to R^tliift* ctallst attached to the enforce-l ■hipmenta will be mad* Just m ThIa time hla amendment waa Empire to give up Ita tariffa iin- the vegetable fine, spinach, a ,30 bers will call for any paper which iume their normal place in the nicnt divisiort of the New York of-1 the residents of the community communit.v. faat'aa they can be ' handled in not to the Atlantic Charter In leaa we gave up oura at the oama cent item in IMS, now can be had iniaaaj/A)lht*r I\pwa o f ,\ctivitiiP8 But Maintain fice of the Office of Price Admin-1 at about twelve cents ' aXpound, wish to contribute. "Industry is going to make Michigan. , tima. That would have been aome- istration, said the color and print [ Each pIcc9 .has an particular, but t o ' tha Maater while aspankgut runs a h y t a Tlip tlilv of l,ooina. Marriage Announced ever.v effort within its power to' INeetled Serviros. of lhe\stamps found resembled I l^tBd-Leaaa Agreement llrat thlng vntiraly different from tha nickel chMpar than the 59\cent Announcement is made of the supply those jobs," Mr. Ditmars legitihrJte stamps more closely I Signed by Britain and the United way Mr. Churchill now eonatruea asking Xrica which . markedX a Roikvitio, April 24 — (Special)—^ marriage of Corp. Cheater Jasion, continued. "But let ua be realiatic Hartford, April 24.- (/p)~The than an,v\he had ever seen. Parly Is Given hislon'V background! tha agreemant aa something bunch M two-and-thrpe-quarte A Hoiup Service Corps .is bciii, Marine, son of Mr. and Mra. Alex- abotit it. Industry cannot be State War council wai committed ■tatas and then, later, by the eth- ander Jasion of West Main street, shackled and hamstrung at every 23.00 which merely guarantees continu- poundylast April. Potatoes, too> trained by the Rockville Branch-of today to a program of reducing its er recipients of lend-leaae. And are air lea.st eight cents cheapei" the Auirrlcan Red Cro.s.s. this t/pe to Miss Betty Gregory, the cere- turn, berated and belabored by For Violet McRae I 'AtUched ^ each Trutyps Nla amendment ia to that particu- ation of the old .economic order. mony taking place A'pril 16 at government, reserves destroyed expenditures and activities while per pieck. ■ of Corps beinE needed due' tcy the DelaykActioii ^ piece ii a tag\ jrivinjf the iu- 12.00 lar aectlon ef this Maater Lend- Obviously, if It had bean revival very few items, of ceap tives and friends Saturday night. Hatheway. Kllington; Mrs. Ches- proper role, that of/traffic cop in conditions require it. whether this Games and rafreshments were enter Delaney. Somers; M*""' Nelson Challenges seeing that btisineaaea hra operated be for the duration of . the war or day's, meeting that he expected throughout tbb evening. 7 saoHomlc prosperity.’’"' •' In our new ^ mile leap toward joy ad. A highlight of the evening Mead, Mrs. Carolyn Forster, Miss In Cdileeting Delegates within the- bounds of ethics and for a longer or shorter period the National committee members AMlstlng Mrs. Hlnricha as hoat- .The limiting phrase wSf, of the Philippines, two saparately was the presence of Midshipman Ethel Flynn, Mrs. Herbert Regan, law. But the govemmenl must, if 2. While every consideration would be elected when It waa hald, esses'êre Mra. John Zwlck, Mlisj \— — — 'X, ■ blit Governor Baldwin, who was Doris vole, and Miss Georgia C. i course, “ with due respect for their Impreaslva /arms of Amtrlcan John I. Olaon. Jr., who was home Miss Phyliss Orlowski. we are to be aucceaaful. refraiii should be given within th'e scope of for tha week-end ,-flfi a furlough Observed Anniversary By ^ k Bell* in peace time fVom being the^pur- Army orders to prevent civilian nam'cd chairman of the delega- Greenaway. GuesU wer# -from •T.. aoUatlng obligations,” and It Was strength have finally converged fro.m the U. B.'''Nava'l Re.serve Mr. and Mrs. Jo.seph Oxuser, of AssiK'lated Prede Staff Writer den on us that It now la. defenae exercises (Uke blackout tion, said afterwards that tha elec- Glastonbury. Rockville, Spring- Interpreted, at the time, as raising upon thejiamt route toward a sin- training ^ tfo n at Plattabnrg, N. 116 High streetK observed their The top runners /n the Demo- "Industry is not pleading- only drills and practice air raid alepts) tion had been postponed Indefinite- field, Boston, South Hadlty, Wllkca-Barre, Penn., and thia| daubt aa to whether tha British gle obje/tive. Vv Y. During the evening Mr. and both wedding anmyersary quietly cratic and Republican presidential for itself in asking to be let alone, 'from interfering with normal.civil- ly "by mutual agreement hf all 44.50 Mra,''01aofi' received a telephone at their hoiiie. Bdhrj/eher mar- membera of the delegation.” town. Bmpire would surrender or adjust Qenc/al MacArthiir’a land and nomination contests —^'president to be free from hampering inter- ian life and thl smooth function -etfll from their daughter Mrs. riage, Mrs. Geiser wasNîss Addie ference and excessive taxation. It ing of induatrial production and He would not elaborate on the its awn prefbrential trade system ampbibioua strength'has come^p^ Marion Olson Hager, now residing Millard'Xf Manehester. *nd Roosevelt and Gov. Thomas E. is pleading the cause of the re- military training., protective exer- annoiin'cement. and other mem- / ta the general gomi of the poet from Port Moresby where,- 'two In Boston, M4bs. Mrs. Geiser were married April 23, Dewey of New York —face \pilld turning war veteran and the dis- cises rtHjat be held with sufficient bers of the delegation said they SouiiiU of Sharp tear world. yeare ago, the Japs êre almost Relectnian Harold Reed pre.aided 1894, at Manchester, by Rev. Clar- challenges this week in the dii^y placed war worker. If industry frequency to maintain an effective had agreed that only the governor aa' maater of ceremonies and the ence Barber, then pastor of the would act as a spokesman to re- E a s y T e r m s Jt was precisely, because /this In position to ca^y -filslr war-Into pace set by their backers in col\ fails, the war veteran and the dls- organizatibn within civilian de- guests presented Mr. and Mrs. Congregatipnal church there. TheJ^ laced •war worke.r are sunk in the fense ltael,f and effective arid order- port what transpired at the meet- GimfU\e Heard UmitatlOB received such attention Australia Itsejft'''^ Convention delegates. Olson with a ladder back chair and have lived in Rockville .since their boat. For It Is industry that ly public cooperation with such ing. In the Atlantic Charter that Arti- Reports of dissension between Adm iral/iim ltx’ main Ameri- purse of money. The presenta- marriage. John W. Brlcker of Ohio, Ide the bulk of the jobs exercises: You can own Trutype, cle v n of the later Lend-IAase. ca^.,ll4et haa oeme all the way tion^ was made by Walter Olson. Probate Hearing who has not shared publiciv in the to war veterans - If govein- 3. That insofar aa is possible .Bradley and Baldwin and of a Folkestone, England\ Abril 2<- ment' move to take from Bradley one .of as well 88 any other W at- agreement waa ao highly a ^ from Pearl Harbor. A hearing will be held at the support^from any of the 477 Re- fill let us do it.” e'very effort will now be made both — Sounds of sharp ^gunfire In Probate Court on Tuesday at 10 publican delegates selected thua his two major party offices, atate kins Furniture, on easy- plauded. For this article readt"/^ For a long time. It Memed that to reduce expenditures and activi- the Englieh channel—ataarently a. rp- to act upon the application far. ia makirtg- a bid in Kentucky tlies to a minimum consistent with chairman and national oommittee- to-pay W - B Budget ,\- The Poet^fi Column man, haVe long been current. denoting a clash between\Brltiah ”Ih the final ' det^rajnation of these two forces. General Mac,/y<- dt the administrator of the estate tomorrow for shme of that state's Jaiiiafcîi Workers the maintenance of an efficient 38.50 121.00 The govbrnor said recently he and German light Naval ftebaa— Terms. tha behefita to be pi:oviêd to/ the thur'a coming up from Under, And of Kate Merk, late of Vernop who 22 convention representatives. overall brganization. The Bessons believed the Mart of a campaign waa heard for 30 minuteaX this United States ^pf’^m erica Ijy tha the main American fleet bidding desires permis.sion to .sell real es- Hope to MakeN|nroads Slal<^( to Arrive 8ur\'ey Being Made morning by realdenta on th evrit- The earth haa turned from green tate owned by the deceased located BriCker’a friends f i o ^ to make was ho time at\which. to chtaga . G ovem m eiit^ the United ^King- to brown. Fred R. Zeller, atate comptroller lah southaast coaaL west through the Gilberts jdnd the here. some inroada In district Uieetinga party readership, tmd tha Stats dom Jir'^tu m for aid fUrnished The leaves have left the-traes. Hartford. Apr^\ 24.—(/P)—The and chairman of the non-protec- Central committee\unanlinoualy "Tha sky was lit up by an kl- Mar.proteetive dl- / T h e broadcast, recorded by U. ic mlatlona. To that end, they units aqlfed safely between Ra- and was a member of the Knights hope the governor o/ neighboring charge of distribution of. the m ^ meeting Saturday named Russell M u now begun to roar. Ohio can count on/at least four aaid that 496 w'lU go to private viamn. L. Patterson of 'Torrington ita '8. government monitors, elao aa- Bhall Include provisions for agreed baul abd Truk. The entire expe- The waves beat high upbn the of Pvthiaa and Ma.sons. ' The, council now has a total of aerted ihat ,E-teata had sunk h aristocrat of \ .He'lcavea his Wife, Mrs. Bertha out of the 22. camps and 308 to government treasurer and Mra.\ Anna-Mae action by the United States of d itl^ first feinted In the direc- rocks, ■«] ■« ca'mps. . \ 49 em ^ yes receiving an average Switaski of New Britain its secre- medium-aize ateamer off-'Beachy And chafe the sandy shore. Koehler Martin of„Avon; three sis- Supporters of a , fourth . term Ahivrtca and the United Kingdom, t l y of Palau, the westernmost is- nomination for President Roose- The largest contingefit to pri- annual ^ y of’ 3124,200 compared tary and elected these membera to head on thVaputh coast of Englancl tei.s, Mrs. Mildred Arnold of Rock- with 66 ettaloyes and an annual open le participation by all othar land of tha Carolines and the ville; Mrs. Ida La.ske of Brooklyn, velt were not sure how much trou- vate plantation are 234 to thq Im- various convention committees: laat night anikhad “severely dam- And when the storm h u spent it- ble they will face In tomorrow's perial Agriculture Corp„ with payroll of gl43,580 In January, Resolutions, U. S. Senator John A. aged'' a BritUh/lght coMtar :raft , ing countrias of like mind, directed! tO/ weaternrtioat point of our bombing self. N. Y.,'and Mrs. Rose-Mitchell of 1943. de luxe Maaaachuaetta preferential prim- three campa in Bltemfield and Danahcr and Repr Clare Bboth* after a two-btar.êfigagemei>r 7- ■■ •■77 ; , the expansion, by appropriate Ih- attack, then swung sharply to the And gone upon its way. - Syracuse. N. Y.. and several neptiews and nieces.. ar.v, where 34 Democratic dele- Windsor and 181 to the Consoli- Lu’ce of Greenwich; Permaneut "very close inahpre: > 7 tdmational and dome^c .. meu- The darkness ttirns to golden gatea are to be selected. Organization, R. Leland Keeney of south. But the turn%or Palau light, • The funeral will "'he held on dated Cigar Corp., In Glastonbury. ures, 'of. production, /^ployj^nt, and what lies beyond It will come Tuesday at three o'clock fr.om the Definitely Anti-Fourth Term Those going to government Podtioiis Open Somera, arid Rules, William J. As night fades into d sy.^ Alôugh the delegatipn will go Pape of Waterbury. and tha exchange- and c^sump- too. At Hollandia, we are within White Funeral Home in Rockville. camps will live at Camp -Buck in Pledge Caiiipui^ Rev. Karl Otto Klette. pastor of to the convention uninatructed In Portland and Camp' Connora in As Accou|itanls .tion of goods, which are the mate- bomber range of both Palau and Once more the wide world wa'kens, “any event, one group of candidates Identify Boy's Body And stirs frbni slumber deep, the Fir.st Lutheran church will of- West Stamford, formerly *CCC rial foundations of the liberty the Philippines Uiemaelvea.- ficiate. Burial will be In prove supporting Former Gov. Joseph B. camps, and 'Windsor and Rocky . O f S o u t h G l i i i r c t i To welcopie in-the.lovely spring Ely is definitely labelled, aijtl- .Hartford, April 24,-^p^qrtunl- tad V'elfare of all peoples; to the Fidm' Hollandia, General Jdac- And th i^ no more of sleep, ' Hill eenietery. Hill camps, Mr. Ball-said. liewtown;-^ April 24.t -(JP)— Mr. , fourth term. If any considerable tiea as Accountants \vith the Office and Mrs. Carlton Boyd, oi Dover ■/ elimination of all forms of dia- Arthur cAn have, his long cher- * -EnllMls number of them should win, It of Price. Adminlstratipn are now Plains, 51. Y., Saye identified as ' Returns In/the first week of thr erimlnatory treatment in Interna- i.shed ambition of attifcklng the’ Again ,the .earth is wearing green. Miss Constance Marie Pestritto, would be regarded aa tê first pub- open for men with fbar years of The leaves on trees appear 24, of. South .street, daughter of Scientists Study their son John & rl, the body of a pledge' 'Campaign of the South tional ^ commerce, and to the re- Japs on Philippine soil. lic setback in the. party trend that accounting. Positions paying <3200' 22 mpnt|vs -did ooy discovered by Methodist church fqr fuhas to car- The flowers bloom and, birds, ‘all Mr. and 'Mrs. ûi's Pesiritto has hna been all for Mr, Roosevelt aa a year plus'overtime will intiolve d.uctlon of tariffs and Other trade Our possession!of both air base sing. been sworn into the >Vom4n's Re- two New Haven youths on •the ry on the work b n h e church in barriers.”, a repeateri '' Polar Condition^ the. analysis of flnancLat < state- west shore o f. Lake Zoar Sunday. and harbor facilities at Hollandia For spring is truly here. . servist U. S. Nava.l Resei-ve. She ia Maaaachuaetta Republicans^ will ments and cost /data in* price ad- the coming fiscal y?ar„ have been State Police Ucut. .v Harry » G. very satisfactory according td the .5 0 , This provision was, when an- will Inviti • the 'l.main, American rtow' waiting prders for indoctrina- pick 35 uninatructed delegates, justment and. enforcetpenls casM- The'Xun is warmer up above tion . to report at Hunter College, London, April 247—(A5—LieuL Tdcke'r said- the child had appar- Finance Committee. ■ouheed, rightly and logically fleets to further westward with contests In only a few, dia- Comdr J. W. S. Man* and g party Applications should be filed with ently driiwned in.the Ten Mile (riv- The sky Is very blue. New York. She attended the Rock- tricts and..with Wendell L. Wilikie. There have been about 25 per- hailed as of even more Importance ranging. _ The clouds are tiny puffa of white. ville Grammar Xud High schools of 14 British scientists anil ' re- the U. S. Civil Service. Commission er at Dover Plains and the )K>dy,! cent new pledges and about , a 20 the previous favorite, oqt of the search experts , are -now , in the at 414.(Capitol avenue, Hartford, had been carried inttj the Hejuaa.'- to the poet-wgr world than the (In summary, American hitting There's early morning dei^’. and has been eJnployed as ia clerk I'ace, there was no clear indication - per cent Increase’ In old pledges. Ih advaiw-a ----- Antarctic on a hitherto secret OonhecUcut. A ll' hiring will be tonlc river to the, point wbe'fli it Atlantic Charier- Itself, it waa power haa,i since last November, at the' Pratt &' Whitney Aircraft The campaign wijl continue until Mattress or Box Spfing dentlal candlLtcs. ^ P*'***-fmission studying polar meteorolo- done inâccordsnee with the War was dlscovereid Sunday afteriumn termed an econotiiic Magna Carta The rose'is In her glory now. plant. candidates. the neceawry funds are subscrib- eaten up some 2,500 miles hf those The wind a gentle breeze. ^ Fiiipid • gy, radio 'conditions and- mineral Manpower Oommisaion StabiUza-. distance of approximately 50 for the future world. WendeU J. Expected to Swing to Dewey tion Plan. ed.' great Pacific distances Which once The ships have once again .set out. John Roszulak, 3J, of 9 Wash- Tomorrow jUao wlU- find Penn- resources, the Colonial office dia- miles. /. Both for S79.00 WlUkle, for liietance, hailed it as seemed ao challenging ' and im- To sail on e m ^ id seas. ington street, Warren, Mass., W'as sylvania: DeIfnocraU selecting a cloaeii today. the finest step yet taken toaiard fined J12 in the -. Rockville City delegation of 73 pledged tb Presi- The party established a base in Soldier’s Body Found Floating pregnable. It has done this by Febriiary at Hope bay. Graham- • fiitiu-a world of peace. And life-like seasons may be Court on Saturday tyi a charge of dent RoosevelL Pennaylvbnia Re- daring, 'imaginative, iip;reasingly land, the nearest land mass to thf '■ Clinton, April '* 24.— The bright, ^ violation of rules of the road and publicans will pick 70 uninstruct- W'hen you figure out how little the finest bedding costs on a The wording waa clear. "The confident Uctlcs, by fighting the Or dark and full of ffars. * •» failurer to reduce speed at inter- ed delegates who might coat their south pole, and will.remain there body of a soldier was found float- elimination of all forma of dia- kind of war Americana once Aa seasons copie and'seasons go. section. He was arrested on ballots for Gov. Edward htertin aa for, two years, the announcement ring In ainton harbor yesterday nightly basis it seems like foolish econbm.v to sleep on anything IBrlmlnatory treatment in intema- And lengthen Into years. Route Ifi at Vernon Center by a "favorite'son” on the first ballot aaid. - by clam diggers and WM identi- but the best! ' ^ \ ' . thought they could fight against Aa a Boy Seput of 18 Marr ac- New NameV. . ' for Trade • School ^kmal eommerct,” and "the reduc- State Policeman Edward Davanzo but most of them are expected to fied by Police Chief Robert Yotk Japan. The next six months will, And as the seasons come apd go, of the Stafford Springs barracks. awing to Dewey. companied Sir Ernest Shackleton as that of Pvt. Michael Hodick, The best mattrc^M and box spring yob can buy w-ill give you of tariffs and other trad^ bar- Under a new program planned by the State Board of we think, produce results equally And dark you And the way. To round but a busy week of to the Antarctic In 1022. who. he Said, bad been Hated as more nights of deep refreshing bliss per dojlar than cheaper ones prings riers'* waa not intematfonai dou- Win Championship Coil S SIOoo drainatic. ^ i Trust in Him. He'll guide*^ yopr The girls bowling team of the delegate picking, Colorado Repub- 'Education the Trade Schools of the state are to be- missing front 8 nearby Army de- Shows Gratitude in (Names tachment slnea March 17. Chief . . . and give you more luxurious comfort from the very first ble-talk. It was Interpreted to steps, J; Italian-American Fiiendahip Club licans wiU select 10 Wednesday, come technical schools. An appropriate name for Tck an Inexpensive way togiva your Oklahoiva RapublicaA/s wiU 'com- ■ , ■■■) ------♦ Tork said the man’s home was night on! • / < •man what It said, which was'' that And turn the night to day/ on ' Kingsbury av'iihue have won the local school is desired. Suggestions for such a lied luxurloui comfort ehooaa a ntw Flm Is Family Affair plete a slate of 23 and Rhode Is- Chicago -(A5--A . year ago Mrs. "aomewhere in Pennsylvania.” Dr. Britain* tad tha United States Nancy H. Eldredge, the city championship. They ..de- name are desired by the committee which has been The Aristocrat (formerly advertised under the. Red Cross Simmons all-metal coll spring. Gray Age 16. feated the Maple Grove teatn at land Republicans a group of eight Kata Poshwinchuk gave birthbli to. a Oeeige Qraig, Middletown medical both agreed to work for Chicago—f/P)—Fire Commission- on Friday. . > * * baby boy und«r emergency condi- appointed. I f you have a suggestion fill in this axaminer, said the death .was due trademark) will g:ive you added dividends in better sleep. See it enameled to make cleaning aaay. Ap- er Michael J. Corrigan want to their second meeting last Friday proved OPA deaign and price! thaae very thinge./'^ It waa labeled Bridgeport Woman Dleo evening, and had previously de- In South Carplina Thursday a tions. Aaoiating aa bestâs they blank and mail it'to: \ ' to accidental drowning.. today. Sleep on it toihorrow night! ^ tht Playdlum bowling allay fire to Republican faction headed by "tia- could were Policemen Martin Con- M a promiee o s i^ e part of Brit- direct operations'll! the.gl00,000 feated the girlA of the Rockville leaa” Joe Tolbeit will meet to pick John G. Echmalian, Director,' ’ , , .'i' Bridgeport, April 24.—(/P)_Mrs. Bowling Center. ■- lUiughton tad John Atez vnaki, /- • la to B u rreiiW iu system of tm- blaze. Arriving at the scene he four delegates to oppose the seat- State Trade School, 7 ' " ' RopOrts Derlot Injured Margaret T. Royston, mother of The following girls make up the who man the new city’ station’s :yertal trade preferences. And found his son-in-law, Charles Bur- John P. Royaton, Secretary and ing of the. regular organization’s patrol wagon. She nanled the In- Manchester, Cbnn. mann, owner o( the building, and Italian-Araerican Friendship Clul/ faction at the convention. London. April 241— (JP)— ^The Ber- Araa, at that time, no cun- general manager of the Connecti- Uam.’'Mrs.*-M. Kirkevich. Mra. fant Martin after Oonnaughton. hja son. Murray Burmann, had cut Saviim Bank fund, died at niere was a similar’ emergency in Suggested Name/.. . . . lin radio said today that Jacques letlon or ioAial of this. Thera eacapad. When Corrigan got % DeCarU. Mra. M. Bachiochi. In January ci this yaar, thare Ooriot, leader of the pro-Nazi har home' yastsrday. She waa the Mra. L. DeCarU. Mrs. E, DeCarll, the Poshwinchuk home yesterday haa been/any contradicUon hack to headquarters, he found his were 214 trade dlaputea tn BriUla, and the two olticara attended the Reason for Suggestion , Open Thursday aiid Silurdafy Nights to 9 widow of th'e late Micbul Roy-< Bollritlng /lonatloas Freneh Popular pasty, waa Injured own son. Jack, had/dispatched the Involving 90,000 work-people, and delivery, of ah eight pound son. • ro t H 6 R S tanlal q f u imUl last Friday, eton. Besides her son. she Is sur- Members of ' tlie Vernon-Ellingr In an automobile accident yester- trucks to the fire, ' causing the lots of 232,000 work- She decided to call this one John > • • e • • • a « t « vived by four daugh^ra and a ton Lasfua of Women Voters ana day whlI4 returning to Paris front Closed Wiediiesday Afternoons ing days. , —after AUiWTisk^: a aMetiBg at Nancy and woiild b|s )- InM ier aooM ttma. -j '/ • ) -iti , .'V '■ V

^ -7 ‘ outlet to ijje-pcont^hat we have ter, iff reeehtjfi^ the,,d(^-'taxes of We must'l'ievcr ictr'jKu^jelv^s be so ownerr o^^gs ia-EJllfigton which la^ tinprcparcdâgsjn. are-4i(Mff/due and^pfiyable on or be- ;^CoIpneI .Allsen aeid he dfd . . K 3 kijxrttr what the outcome o f thelwt^ ^ M r . ffn^^Mri. -Qiarles Easfaffbod Help t!a>ehii}dvthe enemy Itqee^ln-BUr<- Fa' street cel^bl-rts^thelr TeHs Sorrow d Sato: mawoul'd be,H ■ ^ Ofdinfeej^Ha ids annivers«3f^prll J9. will say. tnat''the fpneds we'; I 'Cwnwft, 41^ peM i] remembej^gff thpm Vvitly Atnsricadi Discuasicn Lsagus: hê put be^d-i-yie /eC^y. w iUr''s«veraI''hrigadeOi^ cards and flow Of Roosevel isa-Liorraine Lil6o-^WTIC— are doing ait ex^ liln f ii^Jron j Page^nej street'; M ‘ JWNBC—L______Lots Rangsr, air-transported fomfili0n4>cdiMlen'- Cards htM^bnpt\ receiv^ '^rom WDRC — . i^s45—WTIC— Price Control ^.artd said, sayiwTIC Dallas; 3:00—WTTC -i- C a •' a le a d s-df streets)... -■ - N tolie zeal M '^ '^ th ro u g h X. America; WDRC Vox Pop; In (bOoirlnff eategoriea DiaeuiMeit Ordvrea F. Mustangs gU iêd the heavV G iTTHT — Treasury Salute: bomhcr.s fron>.-Brrtatpân A-nlerl- Clear- Road -P'roDi; Kohima offer-to his flock vchlch haff'losj,- treet; WTHT—Cecil Brownf WNBC— ^ t . JBiaiiOfiieai—Areas transferred . t>isciisslng..thp appeal .jL tirtlm>tl On the Imphal front, the con: Miss E i^ ffr Fore^" WNBC—Parffd* at Stars. U^fiefeated^td^gl^ &a country to another by to the Sii[TTeme cqiirt from Can aiinoijjieemcnt-îd^ '' its shepherd this assurance'qf my Stroet/Mls Corporbl Sylvester A. Yankow-„ Paul Neilson. . muniqite said. Allied -troops'jufve heartfelt avnipathy,” Pinkhatne 40 4;«0i :_VVTIC — Lorenzo Jones; 9:16-.-WTHT — Fultoq Oursler; J 2J7 --I ■><».»» . .such as Rumanian the dpelsiun in the government's '/ A s JJiF.'cnmj^lgn .X bV licavy Irying^_^^tj/«icl Blacow; 120 ski is spending a 30-day leave Wood Memorial at Jamaica cleared the road from Kohihia to PiTsident Quezorv messaged: “ On ' WDRC— Ad Liner; W THT — WNBC—Lum and Abner. Louisville, Kv. A^qne.st. $3.80, ^ ila which was^ given to antblruBt suit again.st the AP, borphcfk./luvung into 'its .tenth the Bcngal-Assam ^âhwtfv junc- Dwvtf"Bj,,-SjlVcr Lane Homes: All Music; WNBC—News. atralght: dav Marauded fficdiHjns I’ohalf of the Kilipipo people and Ur* hia home, 93 North Streete-âfter 8:3iF-WTIC-’-Dr. Frank Black's Pitckcr^>;4itid feature 4? 1 won Ben All Handicap at Keene- Bimgaty, ^ non-profit newsga tlierlngv fceoperg- tion o f Dimapur a ffd -^ lief of the chael^BjirKha'rdl, Wafiplng. •'4-46__ WTIC —: Young Wldder elders i Dppby , [\ags Refeordh B r o w n s I ^ o k . G o ^ S. Bthnologlcal — Af«as where live, the board said; . - of the Ninth .IT. *S, Air-Forhe my own,' may I express, through an experience of,,-nioi'e/'^than 20 Orchestra; WDRC—Clay Nlns* Kohima garnsofi/Has been coni- Aîfiltted today: Gwendolim ' Brown: WNBC—Parade at ties Revue; News; WTHT — Nearing 30 nd M ay I ^ Satuitlav / groups of tone nationality, are '■.This action was taken not-'only struck twice across the, chfinnel .vou, to the people o f Boston, mv Logw ood , Andover; Alex Lucas, months m the Souto'’Faciflc area, [)letod. KoWlpnt^ la two-thirda of smcei-e.st sympathy in the death of Ha waa wiin UjeÛ. 8,- Marina Scars. , NewS:T7asU*s m toe .^r; WNBC ûirown Into another couiftt^* *uch -to protect the vital tntefests of at/fargi'lS in France'and Bel.g'tvim, the .w '^'op'Thc road from Imphal VIS School,,«treet; Nancy Ander- 8;00—wTiC—When a Girl Mar- Retnain Part of I Yesterday’* Result* /Î rKraineiS PoUih At. the Aegean Islands, claim^Jj^ 'The Associated PresS,.-hut because (^tht'C planes of viirious ty^s Kosi*- his eminence William Cardinal 'son, Eaat Hartford. ■ Corps in a number o f' different -—Blind Date. to^;ihe\jimction, and the relief of rles; W'DRC— News; Ad Uner; 3:00—WTIC — Telephone Hour: easoni ' Ry ThrÂssocistctl Prdss Oicece. the board felt thaHliOdamental is- Shuttled acrti.ss the channel In the u- The Church .of the 'Good Shep- xO Cpnnell; Tn him the Church haS Discharged Saturdajj; Mrs. Oak- places Itmlnding S^rmoa. Guadal- Current .Vmerieff* League pff Whit^S^ for Dou* e,,g1h ri.son there appeared to WTHT—News; MuSlC: WNBC— WDRC—Radio Theater. WTHT stir Up, Greentree Stable—Won season, giving ^ n iv l* ' International Soccer match. Gen- 3. Elconomic— Areas o f richMh- sue.s were Inyop/ed and thît the, moi ni'ng and afternoon attackm g' w herd. Hai tfmd, "The C'huttth In. the Tost one o f her most illustlri<>vis ley Ames and daughter, Andover canal and Bougaitiville, part of the St. Louis 5. 4; Clhlcigo 2, 3. e dls.siimted the poafiibillty that —Gabriel Heatter; WNBC ^ first division of $25,000 Wood Me* both Eastern and ' ' , eral Sir Bernard Montgomery was ble Spud Ghand* - dustrlal potentialities which were succc.ss of, tlie government', aiiit anti-inva.sion installations, T-^l^sp-nj Meadows." was choSen bj^^fiss caitiinals and New England hOr-he-, ‘ Ln_ke; Mrs. Harold Potter and son, timg-ffe waa associated with -JJon Detroit 6, 4; CUveiand 2, 3. the Jaininese would drive on to the 3;18_WTIC-- We love and. Counter Spy. ti/ Harry Grayson , morial at Jamaica, ran mile and Slons. League opene cut in half in 1919, such as Ger- would impair, the freedom tibw en- raids follnwed R. A. nlglit Domthy .lane Armsti-ong. of Kasl lo\'cd father and leader. May mir 18 Bel>^n street: Mrs. Dorothy^ Eitrgerald and Tommy Dannaher. ' '' among notables present, Boston at Philadelphia, post-| j t'J e f railway and cut that artery pump- He has been awarded three stars '• Learn; WNBC—Dick Tracy. 9:15—WTHT—Return of Nick NEA Sports Editor ' sixteenth ip/I:44 1-5. closea Dec. 10. pTilered Up for man upper Silesia, which forms a Joyad*in the gathering and prpSen- ama.shcs In Belgium aird yveôrn Center street, for her marriage lull'd griint him the eterpal r ^ a r d O.son, 545 East Center strget; i .« .in : Mexico City—Record cr-owd of poned, wet grounda. ing .suppliea to Lieut. Gen. Joseph for service In as many battles, haa Carter. s'er Sta- and Belgium, today climaxed theig' yesterday for hill positions o'N, the and from Heaven may continue to Yankowski. and German in 1940, are not con a court docs not agree with our ac- cclia Desrpehers, 91 Chestnut ray’s Music; W T H T - War Gar- —Army Air Forces; WNBC — fqre he departed last season. ble--Also ran to Stir Up. should be in’ the thick of the scra ^ heaviest six-day pe.riod of activity Palel-tamu road to the southeast To the strains of the traditional bless the flock he loved so well." all the way this campaign. atdered in dispute but as an in tions." street; John Wenzel, 142 Cooper dens;’. Concert Hour; WNBC Mflody/n. the Night. As remarkable as No-Hit No- Lucky Draw, George D. Widen- Rules Given since they started combat opera- and the Japanese succeeded \n Lohengrin hridarmarch, played by Six scholastics o f St. John’s 11:00—rNews on all Stations. They polished off the Chigige . tegra) part of France. ^ tions from Kngland May 14. 1943., taking two small hill features, the the organist, the bride, ivas eacort- seminary today kept watOh at the Hill streej.; Mrs. Fern Murphy, Sport* and Scores Run VanderMeer waa there will er— Won setond division of Wood —.Italian claims to Nice and 1009 Main street; Malcom Barlow, 11;1V-W TIC—Harknes* of Wash- O h io S t a t e ’s C o a c h e s White Sox in both en'de of s' Sun- Aiiierii'aiis Land A -20 light bomber*, which re- communique said. /d to the altar and given in mar- bier of the noted churchman who 6:30--rWnC — Studio Program; i^ to n : W DRC—Joan Brooks; be ample pitching a* Ij^ng as Dea- in time of 1:46 1-5. day doubleheader at SL Wuis yes- yyench Savoy are equally dis. East Hartford; William Mason. 63 Reds Massing Broad Grin, Greentree Stable — cently joined the Marauder forces, Another Japanese attack was riage hy her father. She w ore died o f bronrhial pneumonia at WDRC—Jack Stevens; News. con Will McKechnie chains Elmer Restrietion* Now m terday, .5 to 2 and 4 t^ 3 . Pitcher V ^ H T — Give and Take; W NBC Ran second to Lucky Draw, three counted. .\ took part in several of the reeord- repulsed in the Bishenpur area to white crepe with fitted bodice. V- the age of 84. Hilliard street; Alexander Masse.v, g .45__^WTIC — Ijowell Thomas; Riddle, who let the Cubs down Jack Kramer helped himself to his TTie experts’ headaches come M At Hollandia 54 Hudson street: Mrs. J. Hugo , — Music You Want. the southwest of Imphal. but hard neck, bracelet length aleeves and The perpetual vigil was' main- _ WDRC-News; WNBC - Henry with three hits In his 1944 inaug- length* behind. M issin g w it h S t a rs Force Regarding Fish they look eastward' across the map brehking American expeditionary To Begin New 11 ;30 —W n O -S to r ie s of • Escape; second victory in as many starts fighting was continuing in the side-dyaped Skirt: white floral hat tained by the sehotestics and their Benson and son, 54 Fairfield ural. The catch there Is Hoodoo. C. V. Whitney—Third by blasting a tvto-run homer in air force operations. street: Mrs. George Therrion and J. Taylor. / WDRC — Dance Orchestra; in g and H u n tin g T o ld o f Europe. neighhfirhood of . Kungpi. four and orChid corsage. / associates an final preparations that Riddle has been accepted by to Lucky Draw and Broad Grin. the opener. Effective relief twirl- Neither -Italy nor Austria was (Continued from Page One) Continental radio stallorts be- son.xDrive B, Silver Lane Homes; 7:00-WTIC — Fred W a rin g; W T H T —Music. miles west o f Bishenpur. i Kungpi ThS’ fnatron o f honor W-as attired were made for celebration of x 11:4.5—W NBC— Saludos Amigos; the Army. The Georgian is 29, Free I>ance, Wheatley Stable— ing by the veteran George (faster 'completely satisfied with ita com- gan to go off the air after hroad- Mrs. Eme-st Irish and daughter, 74 Attacks Soon WDRC—I Love s Mystery; Buck* Staff DowiKfrom apparently is the .same place as in a light bine dressmaker’s suit, however, and modified .military re- Fourth to Lucky Draw, l2 lengths New I/}iidon, April^ 24.T-The accounted for the nightcap. Indica- m a frontier, and Itallana and returning to the Philippines from castinii their usual warnings as the solemn pontifical reqniern mass Bigelow’ street; Mrs. Georgfanna W T H T — Fulton LewM, Jr.;. .News. which the Americans withdrew a Allied daylight raiders swept oyer clay's communique). fluwer hat and accessories next Friday by the Most Rev. Am- W N B C — Horace Heidt/ 12:00—WTIC—News; St. Louis quirements may grant him a stay. behind. Stir Up Far es Eight to Three; W id- Captain of the Port of New Lon- tive Of the excellent pitching Man- Yugoslavs dispute the arbitrary Tenney B(a]ton; Michael Carra, 50 (Continued from Page One) Ariel Flight, Sam Feinberg — little more than two years Ago. the European coast,, Here the Japanese ’bfevloualy ana corsage of Talisman rosea. leto a, CIcOgnani, D.D., apostolic Serenade; WDRC — News; Frey was one of the more ac- ager Luke Sewell is getting Is toe line at THeate which cuU a city Oxford street. _ „ _ 1:15—WTIC—News;yl^’DRC - Ed Also ran to Lucky Draw. don has given to the State B'jard watched^the Hollandia - landings Rho'rtly after...... 12;30" p. m (6:30 Were atferhpting to secure control The mother of the bride wore a delegates to the United States. - W T H T — N e w s . complished second baacmen, but doe*, Heail ('a>aeh, Re- fact that ii 54 irinings the Brownia ^ o m Its suburbs and the island of navy crepe ensemble w1fh gardenia TJischarge'd today: ' Mrs. Etfia to- the offensive waa normal along SulHvah EntertaliHr W TH T — Fox Brownie, Joe W. Brown— of Fisheries anff' Game the fol- Trom the quaking deck of a bom- a c w’), the German radio warped of the road leading west to Sil- The cardinal’^ body lay in the Chessey, Bolton. 12’30— W TIC — Three Suns Trio.. so is the 31-year-old Woodrow twirlers have yielded only 15 runs IW d "held ^ “Ttaly /artfier down cor-sage, and the bridegToqm’s the eicceptloiially important ad- Memory Lane. Also ran to LUcky Draw. places Paul Brown. lowing information on j present barding cruiser and went ashore that strong Allied bomber forma-- char. Imphal’s nearest railhead. tiny pilvate/thapel of the episco- 7:30--W TIC—Wkr of Enterpr.se; 12:46— W T IC — Lee Sims, Pianist; Wilson Williams, who, with the and 40 hits while sweeping three- f i e Yugoslav coast, mother, gray flpired crepe with vance llpcs reached by the Rus- Plucky Maud, L a zy F Ranch — game aeriel from the Detroit Ti- ^ With the second wave of troops, tlons were appi-oachlng soiithwe.st- ■,rhe road can be traveled by jeeps pal residence. It w ill he removed WDRCiT— Bl^ndie; ■-WTHT — News, stylist. Eddie Miller, gives' the permit- rcMlrements and restric- TbsriKu some disputed territory oiThId corsage. Mrs. Stephen F. Clinic Schedule sians. The tutu of the seuson- Also ran to Lucky Draw. gers and White Sox. which eatablished a beachhead at em Germany and that other for- hut was never an organized line at 4 p. m. today to thV- Cathedral Rhineland as slick a double play Juinaica V ictory' Put* By Harold Harrison tions as/to buntltig and fishing on each ^ the Seven Yugoslav Rose wore black lace with corsage Tuesday—Tonsil and. Adenoids also required, the rc-'equlpment of . ■/ / Magellan, J. M. Roebling— Also Spud Chandler Called Tanahmeranxbay west of Hol- mations were over western Ger- of supply for Imphal. of the Holy Croae ydiere it will tie at 10 a. m. in the Hospital Clinic. combination as there is in the Columbus. 0 ., A p r il 24 — 1/1’) — which vtfill be in force untile fur- froBtlars,^ DtR In this ease, geo- of -yellow roses. .troops, conversion of transport Iran to Lucky Draw. Whitney Geldin|^ in Sharing Interest with tha. landia at dawn, many. The Japanese also were still in state until Friday. land. X • Ohio State University, which In ther notice: graphical settlements may have to Following a reception at the Wednesday—'Wri:l-baby from 2-4 from horses to machines and tac- I Sweeping Time, Mill River Sta- Browns’ six-game winniiig streak await pcdlticAr^rrangements. A fter greeting field commanders liolding positions on the Ukhrul at the Y. At. C. A. , ^ Publishers to Be Shown Managtl:. McKechnie now has 30 Favored Derby Spot. 1: I’omiUa (Coast Guai-d Identl- Puunil Ka|iilpiuent Port Bond hotel. Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. 3leanwhile telegrams and mes- tical changes from individual ble— Also ran to Lucky Draw. ; two years has seen its crop of ex- was the announcement toat Spud r and many of the men. he proceed- road about 30 miles northeast of Friday—Well-baby from 2-4 players, 19 holdover.s and more (Itation Cards) arc still required ster-Clalms Ro.se left for a wedding trip tq- sages of condolCpce coiiUmiod to at Pensive, Warr'en W right— Won I pcrienced football players ehrink Chandler, 20-game winning pitch’- / ed to the Altape area and watched An Air .Ministry’ eommuni(|iir Imphal. the Hospital Clinic. strongpoints to more continuoiis than a dozen 4-F'a. by all persons over fourteen years New York City. For traveling tKc grrive from the humble and the Sagamore Purse at Pimlico, run- Tod Meier er of the Yankees, had been or’*,/ Auatria, Czechbalovakla, Ru- from a destro.ver ss the first as- said British heavy bombers had Push N'cnrpr Mn'caiing trenchlincs. Advantages of Television McKechnie has outstanding B.v \ almost to the vanishing point, rap- of age who wish to fish, hunt or bride wore a beige s u ifw it>3 hhirk great of sH creeds in all parts' of ning mile and 70 yards in 1:44. dered up for induction into toe mania. Hurigary an^Bulgaria all sault team made shore, later to poiihded an important slgiuil / fn north Burma, General SUl- Tho Russian.s said yesterday New York April 24, i/pi Itl| : idly is approaching the same sjtu- trap In the navigable waters of have nUmaeous oounter-rlatms hat and aceessortes. They will be the nntifvi and the vv*orid. pitchers in Riddle and Biicky Jimmie, Mrs. Roy Carruthers— Army on Friday; toe one-hittarof seize Aitape's airstrips. Mac- equipment depot at Vilborde, , six/ V. ell's Chinese troops - pushed into Mudassali Bazaar topi local German counter-attacks Wallers. Ray Starr, just turned SUr Up against the field in the.,ation in its coaching ranks . the state and they may be obtain- amoDg (bemselvea aa w ^ as with miles cast of Bntasels, during the at home to their friends g t 17 C, Millions o f people ^'prayed for soiitoeast of Staiilslawow (in old York April 24.— (55— . has been confining its schedule to Second by four lengths to Pensive. Jim Tobin, of the-Boston Bravos, ;f Arthiir went in with the. second ■stiff artillery and machine-gun fire the repose of the soiii o f the cardi- •/* ••vA, 38, is no slouch and left-handed hl/sto(;ic Kentucky Derby at Louis- f Three years ago the Bucks had ed at Bridgeport, New Haven or ny or Iluaaia. night while -spyt-dy Plywood Mos’ Garden Drive. Garden Apartments. Poland) and southwest of Narva Agam n eX sS ’per publishers have f i l m s . ^ h now will be run nff GOiactiV, Mrs. ’Dupont W eir— eight coaches to work wi^K a team against toe Phillies; toe fft. Louis ” W'ave again and expressed his sat- to a point one mile northwest of nal yesterday--the F ea^ of the Clyde Shoun is highly dependable. vitie.'Ky. a week from Saturday New London. Applicants must ap- is perhaps the mdat am- qiiito.s lashed'at the German in- The bride Ls a gradyri'te o f Man^ _ M o s t S i i c e e s s f i i l on the'x Estonian front had sub- Schenectady, N. onlyôpce a week. Third to Pensive and.Jimmie. that tied for -secofid plffco in the Cardinals’ double win over the Ghi- :■ isfaction to the commandir^ gen- VVarong, only 26 airline miles Good Shepherd—and Intpi-esaive been Invited to Joe Bcgga is another finished The decisive victory of Mrs. pear ,at the office, of the Captain cago Cubs to tie toe New York x o f the Balkan atates\rat dustrial wepter of .Mannheim: Chester High school -and Teachers sided after infantry forces, with Picotee, W. L. Brann— Also ran Big Ten. Today, that imposing ar- eral for a job weir done. north of Mogaung. Important ata- and solemn services were held m Y „ to see first-hand how television workman,, b':t will depart shortly Payne Whitney’s three-year-old of the Port personally to be r#' Giants at to* top of to* National ' Jafled only with her boundary ^ t h Six planes were li.slcd as.tnissing college, Willimantie. She taught relatively small tank support, ’ rime Minister John Curtin of to Pensive. ray has shrunk to just three— the ■The Altape landings were pre- tion On the Mandalay railway to all churches of the Catholic arch- The fitlit financial venture of a performs. Particularly to be to accept a commission in the Declari?d,''VV. L. Braiui--Stum- gelding in the first division of the fingerprinted and for slgniiture League; and the scheduled pre-ln*' Ttekey. ceded by the seizure o f Tumleo from 4he overnight operations, In Glastonbury and in local schools ■failed to make any significant stoessed"is the"'pa'rt it is expeetbd /Australia, speaking from Wash- latest loss, coming as Frederick Myitkyina. diocese. public nature of Alanohester Chap- siresseu i.o i. y ihgton, has been scheduled for an Nav^^y. F.d Mcus.ser is better than bled at gate in Penhivc race, Wood Memorial at Jamaica out his for tile purpose ot renewing hi* ducUon physical exaih at Camdan, / Ihe Oraeco-Turk border may nd Seleo islands offshore. This'' w h i ^ also included mipe-lajing in and is at present a phofoatatlst gains. Ten miles to the northwest they Non-Catholics al.so Joined In ter. Order of Hndaasah, the bazaar to U ke in newscastiog a gVet^h hand. Tom De La Cruz throwing jockey. odds ]n the Derby winter books permit.- N. J., today for Mel Ott, manager f wall afford an'example for other ^ l y waters, with the EUioU-Fi.sher Companv (The German ..high command NBC talk at 7:30 tonight on prog- resigning at the end of the present light Aitape itself within artll- were approaching Manao Gaht- paying tiihiite to the dead prelate^ last evening at Temple Beth Sho- The demonstration, to be put bagged 21 for Syracuse with an Vaile> Flares, B. R. Patou— Won from 4 to' 1 to a slim 8 to 5. New applicants must also ap- of the undefeated Giants. ^dtautaa, howevar, as it' was one lei*y range—a tactic remintsccnl of Hartford. said German and Hungarian ress of the war in the Pacific. school year as licad ba.seball and Mt was the cightli time since the awng along the banks of the with Boston mlni.stprs speaking ofK*lom . was , highly . sliccessful , from a on by-SUUon WRGB, is scheduled earned run average of 1.00. A r - Glenview Piiise al Kecnoland. Ran The winner of the Flamingo at pear In person and must furnish Chandler, V who prertpiurty kad i 'at Bimope'a thorniest problems af- of, that used In the capture of Urn lirSi of the month that the Briti.sh The bridegroom is the .son of troops "threw the Soviets back for Friday afternoon, the day aft- assistant football coach to accept Mogaiing river, and on the west- Mrs. Jessie Rose of PiUsburgh Ids “ distinguished (Ind ab W lead- social standpoint a.sa.a well. Mrs. nold Carter, a southpaw, copped mile ih 1:38 3-5. Hialeah. Stir Up scored by three three photographs, full face, two been accepted for limited servlc#, x ter ths last war and figured In a first Marshall islands. x he.sv\ bombers hail bec?r over the, ern .side of the valley they were furtoer” between the Carpathian er the close o f the annual conven- On the air tonight; lengths over Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs’ a position with a firm of Columbus Pa., and the late Alcxaiulci Dalla.s " the "deep loss''^to the Herman Las.spw wild sen’ed a.s NBC -8. Cavalcade s “Story of 14 for the 'same outfit with an . 5Iegogo', H. P. Headley — Ran consulting actuaries. of which are to be 3”*3” and one but waa not immediataly aaUsd,' ,r a r feetwaan iha two countries at The Itodloga, which in the ca.se, continent at n i^ t. .The raids ap- within a mile of Ngan Gahtawng, geiiyral chairman, and Her as.sdci- mountains and the up[>er , Dnostr tion of the American Newspapers Stymie before a crowd of 41,412, was notified he will pitch ofi* gam* Rose, and great-grandson of community occasioned by his Penicillin; ’ 8:30. Barlow concert; ERA of 2.35. Bob Ferguson Ls a .•locond to Valley Flares. Mackey's announcement came .li,i’’x l ‘•4’i, furnish evidence of thiit Urns. It waa finally settled by of Holtan'dja In Dutch New Guinea parently v-ore/not carried'out in only five miles northeast of Lonkin and that attacks southwest of Publishers Association, whose who contributed to racing's first against toe Philadelphia Athkrtlc* Stephen Collins Foster, the Amer- death. ate -vyorkers, was praised not only 9, Vooi’hecs concert. Marian An- tall right-ha’ider up from Bir- Kope, .Kona, Ruth Collins- Ran just a week after Head Coach Pfful citlzenahip and be fingerprinted. aa aaehange o f population. meant the first recapture of Netli- the forrc\ hyivevei'. of the recent in the ri. h jade mine fields. by thd^president, Mrs; J. E. Rubl- Narva made good progress de- members come from all parts of $3.000,000-hetting day. A total of before he leave* New York Thura- ican .song writer, who was born in From Prime Afiniater Eamon derson; 9:30. Inlormatiqb Please, mingham. Bob Katz, who quit eighth to Valley Flares. Btovk-ii left the school to become In addition, married women must Ths attormoua number of people erlands terrftory in the,.war, by- .snia.sldng r^KtO ptanc.s assaults. now; blit by many o f those w’hd at- spite stiff resistance.) On the Arakan front, where the do Valera came a Cablegram . ex- the country. ,/ Irene Dunne, Q.eems Taylor; 10:30, organized ball for the Independent Seeing Eye. C. Z. Ct(iwanza— $3,176,553 was wagered on the a Lieutenant (J.G. 1 in the Navy. produce a marriage certificate day. ___[j ‘ foreed to migrate by the Germans passed the ^pnnese, base of Last n1^bt\s blow waa niie pf the Pitt,|b'"'gh in '1826 and comi>o.sed - . , The Axis Crimean garrison, It is planned to show what can Th# Cards mads It five » a rear Japanese claim to have started a m ore'than I ’/.l popular .song.s ),el is.vmpathv" on the tended tire Sale.'Up to cloaing about variety, looks very gooylvc.s, iiaiiicd ami people of Iieland." the mes- Air Force blockcge. the Germans u.acd. Hard'TiickTmsTT-altcd' Jlist/tke j P « w at-Kc will be shipped .to the Phils, blanked them, t *• Krinjuk-Hall (Continued from Page'Oi)e) .sesde, was presented before a and Brown has gone to ttie Navy. to Seafliiwer Reef Light, thence eration. / wiuli dropped on .German aircraft/ htptmefie Advance c-herished in Ireland, '^vho.se people Tuesday programs; Aleno. Kan,, was the only jockey in the ("hiirchill Downs tomorroiV^ with with alx hlta in th* gmra Navy Itchinj!/ Mi./s Khoda .Marion Hall, group of New York state publish- That leaves Carroll Widdoes, Paul These war.ships previously had raiVobd and arrn^ment centc/s Chungking, April 24—i/5i—A he loved so much and whose cause On His Birthday NBC -12:30 p. m.. Coast Guard Dain Clay gives the Reds .speed I’Ountri to ride a triple on SaUir, indications that Lucky Draw al.so easterly to Latimer Reef of a twin bin. Ford MollSB’* daughter of Air. and Mrs. William creation of a single department pf ers. ’ i Bixler and Ernie Godfrey. prev'ented material ^ Japanese air durlpgN^c,, period from Salui;/fay new Japanese advance 22 miles he always so nobly championed.” on Parade; 6:15. Serenade to in centci' field and after all these, (lay. He won with Black Badge, win be on his way before the Week- thence easterly to Napatrw Point inning single was the oBly ■** *“ P. Hall of 18 Orchard street, and national defense to have jurisdib- Alqiieat and Valley Flares at Widdoes, a rather stocky young (b ) ThAt portion of the NSW To Meet japs interference with the Hollandia aftemootk through Sunday, ,/'cn\y- southwest of Chenghsien, where House Majority Leader .lohn W. Airs. Robert AIcLoughlin and CBS. getting ready to return its America...... CBS—12 noon.years Eric Tipton finally settles end. Bert Mulholland. trainer' ot the veteran Tobta. Two euMra Private John Ciharles Krinjak of McCormack (D„ Mass:) sent-tois tion over the Army, the Navy, the Churchill Downs. man who never had done college London defensive sea area west action byv^smashing hard at Palau ping a weak, of raids the like of lieavy fighting is proceeding under Mrs. Adolf Simons were hostesses television station WCBW to live Kate Smith; 5 p. ni.. Fun with the club’'! unusual left flelij prob- the Widener colt, said in Philadcl- reached Crat, one on a bass *■ the U. S. Arm y at Fort Bragg. message from Washington: Marine Ckirpa ancl lhe Coast Guard Coaching until he came to Ohio of a line running from S e ^ d * and Woleai in the western Caro- which the ,t^rld never before lias cover of an enemy aerial umbrella, tq S’ number of friends wh^ called talent programs one ijlght.a week, Dunn. . . . B LU — 12:30, Farm lem. Gee Walker is In right. Max phi,s that Lucky Draw "came out State with Brown, took a philo- balls and th# 'Othsr oai as srror. (Continued from Page One) line islands north of New Guinea known. N. C„ were ' united in marriage " I am grieved to hear of the pass- will be given tetoorrow by Lieut. and Home program; 3; 16, Dr. Chicago, .April 24, i.T _ The Tank in the Town of Waterford, Detroit ended a' four-gaza# Jos- , was reported tonight by the Chi- to surprise Arthur E. Hi^tchlnson, starting May 5. is making addi- •Marshall is among those present, of bis race all rigjU and we’re go- sophical attitude today, about his ...... as well as Tru"k to the east. Saturday, jThe ceremony was ing of his, eminence Cardinal Gen. Joseph .T. McNarney and part spoil.s equipment is playing Connecticut, to Orient Point, ^ n g iiig streak by beating C l# v ^ 4 ,-.'I In the weekend ()eriod; nese high command. 'The latest of '163 North Elm street, Saturday tions to • its production, research Parker'.® ApjioliTtment. . . . MBS E.stel Crabtree is .a handy old ing for the Derby if nothing hap- (Jepleted staff. Admitting that he usrwwlielming • air power to bear performed at four o’clock at the O'Connell. A [great, churchman Secretary SUmson. — 10:30 a. m., Shady ValleV Folks; | in the war effort is shown at the Island New York, bfft not ^ to ln twice at Cleveland, 6 to a a i i ^ to, >i The Americarts disembarked .VttHi-k German Rail Center \ Japanese push was west o f/ the evening, to help him.-belebrate a and technical staffs. Since short- bloke to have lying nroimd. Mike pens to hini/li the meantime. ’ now has a smaller staff Ilian most •gutnat small but strategically im- from transports in tropical pre- townU of Atihsien. hornejof the bride’s parents’ by and a great Amj^rican. The influ- "Our concern is purely for the 2:30 p. m.. Mutual Goes Calling, International .Spoilsmen’s show in a radius of one mile from Orient 8, behind toe pitching of Dlrar ■ 1.' Some 2i000 Anieric.an heavy' birth^y apniversary. After a time ly after Pearl Harbor, the, station j Kosman. di.achargcd by tlie Ma- .Meantime, the Chesapeake Stakes' schools the size of Ohio State, he itnnt Island objectives where Alajor N. J. Curtis of Cambridge. ence of his constructive life in the post-war period." said Representa- Trout and H*1 NewhQuaer. A dawn darkness for the Hollandia bombers and fighters attacked the Frontlinexreports called the poai- games were play^ck but tlie people rine Corjis, i.s good enough to be the Chicago .Arena 1 at Pimplico in Baltimore Saturday asserted every college is getting Point Ught. . „ , . itations of terrain definitely re- landings. They hit short at 7:08 ion at Chenghsien "obscure,” with Mass., formerly of the local Sal- .serxice o f God and country- will tive WOodrum (D -V a), chairman —^ ^ outboard motor, of tlie l\|>e " ____ » th» Derhv A ll of the remainder of Long three-ruh homer by rooWe eetensf^. German rail center of.Hatnm at I, seemed to enjoyx^social conversa- gests that Pep will be biiltling as | carried. An is expected to determine the Derby along with fewer coaches than in the number of land-based a. m. and by noon had driven about the 'Japanese force* reinforced to vation Arm y Corps, ivho used the shine forever." of the'23-man committee set up by ii.sed by fishcriiien. drives a saw Island Sound west to toe Coimect- Hank MlUer won the nighteqp. < . ihisk SaBirdsry. caiislrtg Severe tion quite as (nUch, as some had a lightweight. In fact. Pep, who 1 The Reds have .serioii.® inteii- »Utus of Warren Wright’s Pen- pre-war days. nea that can be operated. two miles inland from the beach* more than 60,()()0 troops in their Solemn masses ^f, requiem will the..House to,develop a post-w’ar v l'lich ci'tsxa 15-f<>ol log in . six Icut-New York line is open to Rain and cold weather forcra damage to trackage and\ rolling double ring ceremonv. . Palms not met for .a''long time. Sport Slants sealed 129 1-2 in his April 20th ; tions.^ sive. Stymie and Mrs. Whitney's He said hr has no one In hind as a \,Wpuld appear that the Jap- heads at Taaahmera'h bay and stock and shooting down 54,^ Ger- drive aimed at loosening the Al- and ferns decorated 'the , home, be celebrated on three successive tary policy and to study such seconds. The saw is used Ijy Sea- travel by- pleasure craft except for postponement of all other sched*^ anese'will rely in the main- upon A delicicms buffet lunch wa.a performance, left many ringsiders j Broad CJrin, runnerup to Lucky replaccment’^for Mackey but add- Humboldt hay. Tlicir obioetives man fighters. The AmericamKloS^ lie.s from another leg of north Chi- with white stream'ers and wedding days at the Cathedral of the Holy ters as ci mpulsory peacetime •bces in eonst nictlojV work Jin the the folldwlng sr«“ I", uled games. ^ •uhmarihe action and night air at- served. In behalf ,of the friends, - B y L o u B lack with the impression that taking | Draw. William Helis’ Olympic ed; ■ - were three airfields lying midway 18 heavy bombers and 13 fight na's communications. bells. Cross prior to the funeral. On tary training and maintenance South Pacific as.well a.s in Alas- el by pleasure craft i* prohibltsd tecka to Mpw down our advance. WalteryWitchell presented Mr. New Haven, April 23—i/Pi—A f- off those last 3 1-2 pounds to qual- | Zenith, winner of the Louisiana , yW c’re' going to try and have between the two beachheads. IThe Chinese said the enemy had Fred Clough, uncle of the bridfe Tuesday a mass for children of Sof defensive ba*e3.. Kh . or restricted: ^ 2. TJhe R.A'.F. sent a force of five coaches.^ for next season but Thla la thelp^cheapest fhrm o f de- Kutchjilson with several most ac- s ter reading some of the account* Ify a8 a featherweight, would take : Tobin Close Derby; tlie WheaUey Stable’s Free (a) New Haven Harbor: Itorth No land mines or obstacles in- more than 1.000 aircraft, mostly poured reinforcements across the sang '"O Promise Me” accompan- archdioe’ese will be celebrated, /bn Later toe comiiuttee svtll son- lie gifts. Speed txiht.s and nmabouts we’ll have to wait and see.” fense and I sinyerely believe it pas te,rferred with rapid estublishnieiit Pbv the armed forces are also I.«nce and Mrs. ’Dlyou Chris- of a line running east and w e ^ on heavy bombers, into Germany and ied by Alfred E.-Clough, cousin, aider how large an A lih y Wnd Nffiry liests were present from Hart. gob’s strength, and he would do 1 Mackey, a native of Galion, 0 „ Ed Nasli Wins .rbeen imposed upon them. of-the beachheads. The trdons met soUtji of Chenghsleh, Thursday one for members Of all fight here last Thursday, this op- .shown. Other gxhibilSi include a topher’s Bel Reigh are not expect- Parallel 41 61’ 24". West side o f '..- '•When ai);(J where their fleet will France Saturday night, hitting of the bride who played the wed-' the United States should maintain L East Hartford and Manches- better to forget about the 126- i and a graduate of Ohio State, join- only wekk resistance as they- head- religious orders. x, , after the war. erator felt like ( 1) rushing to the To No-Hittei rubber life la ft. a iK j, Women's ed to enter the Derby, while Puk- the Hoffsatonic Rlvef near the be jriaked t Takes 1st Prize; Tonyr I ter,, for we can afford to p la v ^ e bombers. son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldward G. the bride wore a light blue iresa tional missions over enemj^ terri- Blank tli^ Phils. won the Big Ten Championship. slopes of the Cyclops nioutitains every one of the 10- bounds decis- the end of the dike, thence south- I''gam e o f ship, for ship with^'ihemv 3. ,'Frpm. Italy, between 500 and Wraight of Mountain street, El- trimmed with blue lace' and car- tory, on the air the other night and commanding the airstrip.s. ively; his old shaf-pehootint self, west foUowlng the buoya on to* lannarone, Second. ^. Itnd they cannot." 750 Am erican Liberators and F l y - lington, jyho was Injured In action ,*(ed pink lUptuiSa,'’ roses. Her asked him about sports. Bo.ston, A pril 24.—t/P)—Practi- X Hollandia's once-formidable air etcetra. channel to the light on to* south ^ - __. General Vandergrlft said the ing Fortresses skimmed the Alps in Italy earlier in to* yegr has maid of honor wore tiavy blue CapL Stewart turned out to be cally a j^ major league pitcher Sucharfek. W ilev power and had been knocked out in Now nobody admires toe spid- Hugh Fullerton, Jr. ■fthat owner Ted Oollins, a red-hot. west side of toe channel opposite Meriden. April 24;—ffP)— Im piW ^ |aeizure o f Kwajalein and Enlwetok a jHiIverizing a„W-ton bombing into Austria Sunday, pounding written his parent* that hs re- trimmed vaith white and carried ery-legged, sharp-featured WllUe the answer to a fan’s prayer. who .siêndered buL-four safe hit.® 1 Notre Dame fan, was angUng for j The Captain emphatically as- M ' i l l S w O C D S .'to T '^ o u te r breakwater and thence ing as he went along. Slim I In the Marshall island.^ "were the as.kavSit which started three weeks the aircraft production centers at ceived, a shoulder and arm Injury yellow roses. any more than youi* q^voy, but If in twfi games aho.uld be able to New York. April 24—uPi— Lieut. Com. Jim Crowley” and serted that the interest in baseball * * from the light in a wes^frly direc- Nash of Washington, D. C., esP*/ ttjwiults—in light castialiien- of,, before. The enemy’s coastal de- Weiner-Ncustadt and Schweehat and toat it is healing up good. 19»e mother o f the bride wore Pep looked like his old self for flgiiM on having both those con- cago is hb^Sng to get back into hire Kopf tensporarily -V wap tremendous; that .if it were tion to toe Shore. tured the $500 first prize in tl^/ ’ the hard lessors we learned al I fenses were hit by hundreds of and the Bad Voslau airfield, . -all Tlie letter is dated April 6 and ar- navy bluei and the bridegroom’s more, than one-sixth o f ‘ the half- safely on thd hip. . . .anyone, real big'tim'c boxing by means of , , . Dartmouth’s Earl, Brown, Annual Silver City Duckpin Bowl-,J dropped the boys over there would Bill, Sacharck won the Saturday (b) Hsusatonlc River: (After ^Tarawa. tons of sh.ells iii the syffest war- near Vienna. Losses were not im- rived this week. He did not state motoeri U^hit blue print. Both hour he waa in action, I can play is, ' but Jim Tobin of the the hew promhtion'Urrn hpaded b y , who became Involved in toe guess-. ing Classic, which ended her# , "But the remaining islands' on mediately announced: 'whether the injury waa shrapnel feel that "home wouldn't be worth raves.,... ,i sweeps with a sparkitnit 68 and October 1, 1942. no snip, and carrier plane pounding of mothers wore gardenia corsages. an obodtio, and that’s tougher than Doe Kearns and with Nate. Lewis ing by dropping into the hotel w-lthinASOO y a rd * o f the M ero itt early, yesterday morning, with a j,j ; the Tolîp road are not all atolls." any Japanese, objective south of 4. Virtually unending streams bf’ gun fire. violin, iff which I wore offt four returning to” ; that the famou; Tobln tossed a three-hitter against won the low groM with ah 81. Doc. They assisted at, toe reception ■tars and stripes, ff four-phffb as matchmaker - • There’s sup- ■ while he waa Iq Philly jooking over Parkwiiy Bridge and ' n6 anchor- 15-parnc total of 1998. Ha r6C0rd*| .K# said'. ^.‘The Marianas and the the Mar.sball.Isands. of Allied medium, light and fight- The aUb-branch efflcs o f the- the Giants in New York in his Allison was second in the sweeps, ed blocks of 652-656-690. which followed for 35 guests. teachers. . • newspaper distributed among nosed to be a lot of dough behind some basketball players, argued age within an area bounded on to* Carolines and the Bonins are not The -\meriran armada, rein- er-bomliers and fighters passed' Motor Vehicle Department will maiden effort of toe season last Henry Rockwell wa.® third and (I®*! Tony lannarOne, Bridgeport vev-^l Attired In an aqua suit . with, smoNEmrrmG fo r your home ., 'Willie showed b rie f' flashes of artne.d forces, .-devoted nearly^ it When horse racing en joyed th a t toe college* should hay#, a North by a line 1.000 feSt north of Seoepl atollgA They .arc volcanic Is- forced'by Aii.straliari ct;ulsers and hack ami forth from BSUain to' open tomorrow at the Police week but wound up as the losing with Jack Hayden. cocoa accessories and brown or- his speed, and educated fists-, jBUt o f its issue to sports. its first three-million dollar bet- player-drowing like toe pro draft toe New Haven railroad hîd^ eran, finished in second place ^ .lands, choked vyith Jungle growth de.stroyer.s, did not losC a ship-to Europe’s western fringe yesterday; Court room In Rockville, continu- pitcher.so yesterday he, uncorked a Jim W iley won the Sunda'y chid corzake the bride acconfipani^ 7y^ I wasn’t disappointed, because Said Capt. Stewart: "Wh turn tint day f t Jamaica -Saturday, the . . . "Then maybe we coul.d get and on,the south fay a line , 100 1973. 25 pins. trt back of the leader. [There will be.many places, where the wea>< and incffettUal shore b.BSting coa.stai anti-invasion de- ing for the remainder o f the week, ' V one-hitter" against the Philadelphia sweeps with a 79 qnd Del St.-.Jdhn her husbsfid back ti* North Caro- tliaVs all that should have been to the sports pages firsy then to winner of the first Tace waa sonie of those players toat go to varda south of the United btates He won $250. jN n v a l gunfire w ill not be possible fire; not a single interceptor rose fenses. at least seven widely sepa- for toe issuance o f'to e 1944 drlv National League team which pre- took the low gross. Stanley Ted. ‘Lumpkin of Torringtoa jj lina where she .will remain, a few expected of him ' at Jthls stage of the front page world jXewa, and Smart Bet . .\A New York writ- Notre Dame." Earl explained . . Route 1 highway bridge at Devon. la n d .where bombs will not pene- from the bomb-cratered airfields. rated airbases in France and Bel- er’s licenae* renewal*. week*. fers to be calIed\Blue Jays al- Straiich was scc'oh’d m the tweep turned in high single, a flashing ^ i 'J. . ,his comeback.. He only demonstra- then to the back page (hr the comr er describes toe^ new coat* worn. Note on names: Penn State’s (c) Bridgeport: North of a Une [trate. tlTiile -advanced ground unita gium. the Belgium rail center of The minftr^ and dance given though still wearing ‘'Phillies" and Uarroll Barrett l|as third. 181. Dan Roche of New Hsvm - ' Both hrlde and bridegroom at- W E 'R I ^ I K K 3 O U T Oi* B U SIK ESS ‘ teci that practice makes perfecL ics.", • ■ “• by players in the Dodgers bull pen | pitcher* will receive e n c o u ra ^ running from Tongue Point „to 3aps W ill Redouble Fury pushed toward the air fields and Namur, and many U rgets of op- by the Ellington Grange Thur»dav tended Manchester High school After several more tuneup*. say blazon^ across the shirt fronts, ■ as "looking like knee-length t ment this spring from CJatcher Ed The week-end reaul making his first aturt'^ "Aa we go closer to Japan ’ I transpoi't craft -'wei-e disgorging portunity. ' ‘ ' night In Ellington Town hall, was sometime next, summer, the adjec- . . S a t u r d a y Plea,®ure Beach Pier, ' • Class B ranks, provided aq upssj.^ Private Krinjak, who is the son That was good enough to win shower curtains trimmed with fur Holler an^ one of th* good hitters (d) Black iRock Harbor; vNorth fhave no doubt that the enemy will riiore men, guns and supplies on 'well patronized as toe hall ra * o f Mr. and M n . John Krinjak, haa tives that followed In the 'wake of 1— W.larea .Sacharek . . 81-13 -68 by knocking o ff' fourth . place and^ Here*s a Typical for old ’’Abadab'* and,-appSCently collars" . . . The Green Bay at Fort Sheridan, ni , is Sokaye of a line running from Fayer- ITedoublc his fury in defense and all three beaches, hundreds of filled to It* capacity. The specialty been In th« servlee since March. his most recent .step up the' fistic conscious o f his teammates’ short- Kojima 2— Dr..'/Alli.sorJ J. J . . . 86-14—72 $125 y ith a fine 1959: looonter-attatk. His fleet, now F Q R T H E D U R A TIO N ! Packers draft list included Bert weather Yacht CTufa dock due east Naval planes and many heavily- numbers were highly, praised as a J943. He was form erly -em p loy^ Bargain! trail will ring more true. By then, comings at b a t Tobe made sure GisslCr, a six-foot, eight inch from 3— Henry■ockwell Roe 1.... 82- T*— 7 5 Other Prize Wlnne*a jflvkig the lie to his propaganda, gunned warships maintained a pro- Group lo Di8cu^.$ number of toe young folks who at toe Pratt * Whitney Aircraft the scribes will be able to write S.'VIO: -75 to Fayerweather Island. , Others who finished in tharl early that he was goinjg to get Nebraska. Wonder if curly Lam- .A Rookie. \ Da.v 3-r-Jack 'aydefr.: 1. • ■ • ,(e) Stamford Harbor: North of Tdcaats in some hidden base, lective screen,overhead and faroiil have been taking dsntddg lessons The bride la a bookeeper at Bur- that heiTought ■with the violence of Andy Seminick. Phlllie.®’ catch- ixivi Gross money were Ted Luqipkin. Tor-J this one hy scoring toe first run, beau is planning to switch to bas- a line from Davenport Point due tit come out. And! we- mav to sea. ^ , R e c r e a i i o i i H e r e and inslmirfentol leaeona 'were , at ton's, Inc. winter ai\tl his fists ]landed wljth er;. A slugger at Knoxville last 1—W. .Sacharck . . ■ 39-42—81 rington, 1970, $175; Dan Rotoe. 1 driving in the ■ aecond >nd scoring ketball in case he can’t round up a east to Black Can Buov No. ^ ke heavy casualties, 'phe enemy their beSL The M arley sisters Herer ^ ft jo her maid ofe honor N E W ACT NOW! toe effploston of'spring. season and ranked fourth In cir- 38-44— 82 New Haven, J959„ the third $ally in his 6 to 0 tri- I 2 — H e n r y R o c k w e l l .... HI tAke more, 1 assure you." football squad? thence northeast to Stamford with a few other out of town was a sterling silver bracelet With But; by Ihbfi. this operator sug- cuit’s most valuable-player voting. 2— Del Johr ...... 40 42— 82 bone, New Haven, 1950, Pondpe Pounded umph.... j I Rl. Yacht Club Wharf. ' Ganeral Vgridegnft said the artists made up a fine' program. rose moonstones. The ^bride- Once hit a ninth^noing homer Siiiiday Frank Bogaah, H a r tfo ^ ny “win fight until he is beal- program is;, planned tor If You Want To Save Knuckle-balling Jim really was P'ood For Two .Thoughts (f ) Cos Oob Harbor: No anchor- Judge Carl • A. Goehring was toe groom’s gift to his best man .'was a M ET A L a recent bulletin concerning j with bases full to wta a game, and .84-14— 70 George Brown. Brldgepijrt, 1937, j n" ,and although we were now Afuiin hy Bomh.erg .w morning session of hot, too, for Iq the; entire nme in- In ■ recent bulletin cont 1— James W iley age within 800 yard radius qorth Interlocutor, leather billfold, and to fhe soloist St/Louis .. belted one in t)2- 9— 73 $77.00 each; Al Wright. Wai U. S. Pacific Fleet Headquar- toe Womens Division tomorrow at, nings he made Just 73 pitches, a kid ’'baseLall promotions. promotions, Judge j last season when he I Z’—Stanley J. .Straiigh. . or south of the rallrbad bridge. 1dgM>%| miccesafully "we must The vahiable cocker spaniel and pianist he gave sterling silver Real Money On Quality ilsdelphla to% to beat Memphis, Mem- 89-13— 76 ton, and Stan PawlZlq-Brid forget .those hectic days of ter. Pearl Harbor. April 24.—(/Pi H o clock at the Y. AI. C. A terrifically low total. _ He faced W. G. Bramham, the minor'league 3—Carroll J. Barrett . . ( g l Greenwich; NO anchorage Fikor.i Duke, owned by Donald Lanz of tie pins. SPRIN GS M arian ew York . phs fans collected a $104 bonus I » w Gross ' ) 1035, $57.50 each; Stan ly 1942, and the unprepared — Ponape, Island guardian of when a discussion will take place For Singk or Full Size Beds. only 29 batters with Ford Mullen’s boas, gives toe following'' quote within 100 yard radius o t any Meriden, 1933, $50; Hanry Japans big base at Tcuk In the on comniunity recreation. Mrs. Tomoka avenue Was run over and Furniture For Every Room Boston . . . . sixth inning single ruining his bid from L. L Bender of Wisconsin foCi him. His first PhUlie'hit last 1— Del St. Johr . 42-38-80 MM that brought them about. killed opposite the Lanz property Washington part pf the property of the Green- Bridgeport, 1931, $48; eastern Caroline j , islands, was Marjorie Wriodlock. secretarv of '' Schuetz-Maclldowie . Regular Value $11.50. for baseball’s ball of no-bit fam.e. Rapids: "The 'greatest kick of all fall also was a homer,' but if they 2— Stanley J. Straugh.42- 40— 82 "W e are In danger of forgetting a very'ii ffhort distance from a Ih Y ou r N om e. Detroit . paid off on his .181 batting aver wich Shipyard. Inc. Simpson, Waterbury, 1MB, -* Mack winter of 1941-4?,’• he rwmded by Mitchell medium the State W ar Council, will be the Miss Jean MacIIdowie and 'Pvt. A ndersoi Mullen praviouBly reagfi**! for me is when the small lads coma 3— ^James' W iley ...... 43- 41— 84Restricted areas are also includ- Andy Kerksa, Brldgepwt bombers Friday, the Nar-y principal speaker. ••Stop" sign. The "Rthp” sign haa Raymond O. Schuetz. son o f Mr. Chicago ... the third on in error just after to qiy office to show me their new agi in 22 games, he must have “ W e should ,'hever make recently been placed at toe Inter- Cleveland .. ed within 100 feet of any Navy $38; Jo* Osnovese. Hartf. M, nounced yesterday, and the Walter H Hibbard, represent- and Mrs. -Otto Schuetz o f .33 Coo- Ray Hamrick had walked and this gloves and tell ,how they’re plan- wintered in Shlbe Park. Experience Pays Off . aiiatake. We were not ready, section- o f Plnney apd” ...Main $8.95 Yard,, ShiobulldtogShipbuildhig Plant. IPowar $30; Ben Kosky, Bridgeport. Xtli trapped Japanese on four Marshall ing toe Manchester Improvement per street were united in mar- THEYÊ GOING FAST! pair were toe only visitor* to get ning on making certain teams, t Salt Lake City— (/Pi --Maybe that la a reason'; not an ex- streets, and many motorists have Plant, Oil Terminal. .Jtarin# Ter- $30. islapd atolls were showered with Association, will discuss plans riage yesterday afternoon at toe on base during the game. It may think we’re all going to have more ' Servlre Dept. there is something to experience. Prize Winner*: Firzt htook the shattering news that not regarded this sign fo r what It The N fva l Armed Guard Center minal. Military or Naval Arsen^ 60 tons of explosives. that the assoefatibn is making for home of the bride’s mother, Mr*. HIJNDREDS OF OTHER New Y'ork . not have been toe perfect game fdn with this little league than we Olen Simmons has coached high or Depot, Warehouse or Freight single, George Oastongn^. to coma in with such de- means. The driver stated' It was D O N T D EL A Y! at .New Orleans, which wound up Nfifnlaiity in the early No American planes were re* summer activities. i. Je|n MacIIdowie of Flsinville, in St. Louis ® . but It w lffd o for A longi long time ever dreamed o f .... Before long school basketball fn Utah — 24 ton, 157, $25: high zjt. Bob an unavoidable accident. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES! TONII the basketball Season wltq nothing years— longer than any other of Pier. ported lost and anti-aircraft fire It is also expected to have a the presence of the immediate difclnnsti . around Brave* Field as * finished toe judge may be worrrylng over 3. Regulations .regsriUoX otto, -Washington, 6M MB; “ Corp. Tech. Patrick Clone, who families. * but coaches in the lineups,' has thq 16 coaches bringing tekms to ky wa were not ready is not oyer Ponape ■ was moderate. representaUve of-the EducaUonal AT/ Philadelphia effort by the hard-working pitcher the possibility that ’‘Independent carrying of firearm#. block, high «n»JA club present to tell what that or- U sUtioned at Camp Uvingston, Private Schuetz is on furlough Brooklyn .. local owners&p’’ will find these started baseball without a "name’* toe sUfe meet. Hi» Provo team Washington, 171. $B6; W| ►Y*alem to, discuss here. But it La., la enjoying a furlough. He E V ER Y T H I N G GOES!^ who too seldom get* the breaks Restriction* on toe uss o f fire- 1 M btem for every member of **£'’*"K Toward Beachhead gaolzaCion has been doing thla from Otmp Brtckenridge, Ka. Open' Tonight tniicago ... kid leaguaa nmre entertaining and plaver on toe team . . . two for- won toe championship. Tato, watsrbury, 71R ttd Mrs. Close have been vlaiUng wîlch his talents deserve. mer Alabama footballers, Mqj. arms in boats ar* the same as last American information aerv> New York, April 24.—(/p)__ The winter and what they are plan- Boston . . . . less expensive tosn supporting a Mrs. aode’a parents^ Mr. and Hamp ' Lyons and Ma^. John ) CUBaa Fans to See Red year. .They are only permitted m tf I may ad characterize the British radio today quoted mes- ning to do. ■ i Mr. and Fish Ear Ration Coupons And Every Night WTIC/ WEAF Pittsburgh . minor proclub. ® terbury, IW .M B l.jy •S' Mrs. Raymond Clark LESSNER’S ' Ortn Te*m Pructlce Suther, are in charge of .-military ( C h ica go — UP) — The Chicago diuring lu t in g season and a spe- 1 o f thla nation, to think at as M gesTrom the Altape sector in Mias Marion Tinker wHl give a of Maple Phenix aty, Ala.—(/P)—Using a AadrsW!E Msridsn, i street, (' police detachments, Iffan* In Italy Cubs have printed a small. Sight- cial permit must b# applied for at âpproach idcfory’. For hi our "" **>■’"« ‘h»f strong report on toe convehtibn she aU stick with chewing gum, ^ôok or Todays Games • ThrOak OrlU will practice tW* Monday Matinee Mrs. Emma Y. Boothroyd bps Until I and Buther In Tennsaae* . page booket that include* their that ■ time, , cyjto afiUoo g«u what tended in Waterbury on Friday, other device, somebody reached In National evening"'*t toe West Side Oval at Popular guessing game at ThlUy SU ta gasoMn* taz toe A iled beachhead from the ^n appointed admlnlsttatrix of Those Crimson Tidesroen always schedule and a place (o record the fifid your publics, under auspices of toe tlkivemor’i and pulled through toe bars of the Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. 5:30 o’clock. Manager Hllinskl last,we^k was picking a coach for Nine or ten o f the Amazon riv- $760,000,000 la 1948, Mewak sector. CBS recoi'dod the toe esUte of her father.' Louis 9 OXIock W A YSID E FU D N IT U RE TifEmEFHONE HOUR the Boston Yank*. Wildest guess did like policing toe Tennessee final score of each game.' The educational Committee on Itccreatlpn: Lunch- effurthquae vsult here ration •cou- (Only game scheduled^ wants all players to report as this er’* trtbutarie* exceed th* Rhine was produesd in any broadcast. ysrdcnhazV. jate of Elllnôn. 45 W. CENTER, COR. COOPER TEL.T170 was Lou Little, most reasonable. area. If ther* weren't tod many home dates are made to stand out eon will follow at toe Y. ' , pons worth 40,000 pounds o f sugar lEAT A R T IS T SERIES ; .Americaa 'WiU be a very sti|f practice in in length. 1 Town Clerk Marshall E. Char- Lud Wray, and most popular was Vol IlneamsB In tha [way. , by red-blocked Squares. r sod 30,000 gallons of gasoline. (N o games scbedulsd.) praparatloa for Sunday'a gams ^ f *»

«•> MANCHES I ER EVENIM* flEK AEK AlANCHESTEtlr^t: Monday! apbil 2l -V- /* 0 B . M AjSfCHES'rER E V EN IN G HER^ MANC rdoirtJV u, W44 ,:r------. ^

Autom obile-for Sale 4 Bdaiheofc'lBiervices .Offered 13* Help t^F>mala 35. Help Wanted Household Gupds 51 AVithout Board Sd j«djy do y o i^ Y "yom:^ train when AMolU; P « yoUytfnJMngn j"-' HOLD JSVBRYl'l W. -Mhle or Female 37 t»uK K h u s w yx 1 ^ ^ . OASH FOR y o u n OAR—Any 35 ashes and rubbish -removr AlXTHt FURNITURE you knqwr'lt êlbngs to the th rail-LyoiiK bbuse rrr.v’ to j(l. High :prices paid, .Drive «d. Minimum call $ T ^ due to ,--t5ba.td^n£l -gederai typjpF work. y ill Neeu To Furnish.-' FOR RENT—ROOM, very desir.; ;.road cbmpjtny? Ni>lY^b6r;^YM, the washing! STATE OF goNNECriC But mach^Xaifd the- lawn m o w e f,/ j over h o w ^ 8u Oakland street gas shortage. Jifop line to' ÎPermanent posltlon^pply In per. , Personrjer''pepartment A BEAll:HFUL HOM>. c able. Call 6759.' '' - TMt Sense a nd N p n s e ^ ^ .vRefl -Qip—Dunno. Miss, Tnjcklng, 61 Mllli WBYwby do yo; usay My man” when BtimnertT Jpen evening luttU 9. son. Rogers Pajier^lanufacturiijg. Exjltfiii^bation Notices Sppi'llrtly Ensembicd / d^yfight. 1*4*. r ' i n il " ..I .l U ' i " . r r f i i i i i e . « f n ' m , Adilrartiseiiients Saturday's 6. Phone 5191—4485. t^.; Mill ajjd" Oakland atreets, For Deicnse' Workers it o ir ^ & e n ieiits yeuvkaowSvAh belongs t#\ my Prospective Juror,-»-I couMn't , 69- For Sale K»ir ,Bf*nl A nqtlon Is composed of'JirdlVid- at that fellow convince* me he Is cars.. 1938 .Pbnllac convertible Ths-’'ljlqry: Ueul. Link ftelt, ,iaugbcd deeplyând pleasantly. tude of roinl.ster.s In IhA pulpit on those'hunting trips he’s a'livays uali, and wheat our . democracy y agfiement in effect in the Hart- .^Public Health Dental Hygienist, Bargatrf'ln Conn, FOR RENT very attractive Being^goold Won't ^make yob, guilty. coupe, .netv top, mechanicatlyc I AripS’ '.Air Cor|M radioman Intern- "But you takW a woman my age, taking? Tât’a 'thc dU- Buy To Scll ^ FOR SALE cabbage plants, ford area. , No. 601. $1.8()0 entrance rate. d New. Furnllu'kt room for one glrl.'viclidiy of Che- ' T o B uy To,Sell I 'vith the following rcsulta: ceases to respect your value as an happy. ',- Happineas comes 'from Judge—8h-h! paint, tires line. 1938 Oldsmobilc /lettuce, broccoli, kohlrabi and leir In NIJI Ft^n, Vokohams Is a wqman ^ o is the wreck of an "1 have checked up dlmuat. ‘67 Woman—Oh. ye*, absolutely. individuBi IJ^ceases to be a de- doing good and making others irict attorney! ^ Application Form.s and detailed -i>B-|S^R-TrS-.' \ ney's. Continuous hot water. Tel. ' tuzzled at the'over-frigndliness of idealist, -begins tp Uih>k Lhe Catty Frlend—But he so rarely sodin, 1939 Plymouth seîf. Col^ cauliflower. Krause's Greenhouse, W ANTED- CAPABLE and will- information may be obtained at yn St.—HarUoyd' 3i05. . ' vaneties' of places for a-'public happy. / ' t^ ta ln Azsiaskt.'^cotmhSndant ofiLrascalsâkc ithe best hdsbands." brings any game home. luster Motors—4104. A .-tl21/Martford Road. Tel.'3700. ing woman for cooking, family of the t’crsonnel nepartment. .State PlWne 6-0358 speaker to park his. hands. In A g o o d name keep*,: 2, to live I house, good double the prison, whoJnWfeslLlnk'to. his Link wondered what ah« thcant Womatv-'-iMy deqr."'that's what X Private- -DlcL you kiss, your in thîlai'k,. . y ' Capitol. Hartford, or al local bf- t ^ e for lUnher. He Is Airther by gWHSt-al. He might asAVen "sk pockets—trousers, coat, -vest; up- A jjdcketeeer on trial for mur- Lost and Found 1938 , U ’ COIJ'/^ZEPHYR con- rocim and bath. Willing, to take 9x15 RCIY-AL b L u E all wooj'.riig makes me certain that he really sWeeHieart in a quiet spot? vertible sânv' radio. heater, good fleea of the U. ,S. Êmployment ^XlR RENT ROOM. Gentlemen Houses for Sale* 72f w A a se d ^ being Introduced to the hct'. "What do you mean by ras- [ler pockeUf lower rear; hung by der bribed an Irishman with $100 Roofing' 17 married’ woman with husband and mat, fine condition, $65.0Q,. preferred. On bus line. Tcl. 7119. goes. Cot'porar—No, I kissed her on XiOST-w-KAL^ P U P P Y / upanlel, white wall'^tiies, leather and top Service for Connecticut. atluir two guests, Tilda Courtrigbt 4;al ?” he asked, \ thiiinb pr 'immeracd';' hooked . in to hold out for a ve^ lct of mad Itoai ,Utr1 Returns ROOFING A REPAIR of. chlm- provided he works elsewhere. Tel. Closing Dale Tor filing applications Inquire 27 Estex iitieet. FOR 8a Le --2 family 10 room “ — ...... Goodniaii’s music wa's vest ai mholee; clasped across tum- slaughter, _ After being,.oiIt for th* mouth. Sitrit brown. Rew^trd. Phone Man- pcrfcel/Terms and trades. Brun- evenings 3409. FOR RENT ON MAp« street, flat, steam heat, good location. andl Norma QrCer. Both Sre whlR nys." valleys, flashings, and gut- for No. 600 is Ma.v 3, 1944; for in^. Norhia resents his f%ife. ^coining out of the radio. Court- tasy, ditto back; wadding handker- The local gaa conlpaity man was a long lithe the jury returned th* iyobleeviilk Ind.— iA>) — Betty <^che«ter 2 -0 5 1 3 ,--/ • > . , , nePs. i'el. 6191. Opeii evenings. FOR SALE —2 CUSTOM built furnished ro^ u . suitable for two, Call Arthur A. Knoflai 875 Main woi making a spsech. ."Think of tha Ther* III nothing strange In the ters. Done egpertly am reason- No. 60’ . Ma.v 4, 1944. tfau* remarks right did a special shake In re> chief,' and uhwaddlng; clfnchlng verdict desired. Jean Sylvester Is only five year* WA.NTED - Wh^lA'N in Pine Acre Dates of Examinations; For both hook cases,. with set Zenith, private home, continuous hot street. TeL 5440-5938. } coat: pounding desk; good the gas company has done,' Racketeer (tto Irishman) — I’m fact that the mnitsrn gb'l 1* a old, biitXaha h ^ strudy lega, a liieT-TrWHlTT SPITZ dog w i^ 1938 FORD TUDOR. 1936 Chevro- ably by your local roofer. E. V. section to carX for child "18 10-tube, airw ave radio, gisod con- spouse to a drum roll. lap& of V bitrirareara, imswers to the nsine let Coupe, radio add hpater,'1931 Coughlin. Tel. 7707, 390 Woofl- positions, during the month of water. J.'ei. 680;,. ^ Tilda Coiirtright ‘‘Rsscal," she said. "Well, he bnisnlng hair, slapping ?camou- he said; " I f I could be permit very grateful to you. Did you "llv# ylrs." khe earrlek prac- goofl-'icnse of imactlon and self- months old Jays.4 a. m, to 4:30 May, dition, $75. 146 Walnut street. FOR SALE— PRQPEiRTY. 180 full-arm geatiire, teiL.s pun I would say, 'Honor' the have jnlir)i. trouble? tlcBlly''iio InaulaUim. » reliance. Gidng wHth her father, ^«JM3blcko< l*tne right, front leg, Model A Ford sedan and 2.5 land.ind. p. m. Call 2-0612. - ' FOR "rent - LARGE pleasant Main street: 10-room house with cunie.to the East liT the old days. fed>A? 5m*; Glendon A. Scoborla. Chapter \W^ Hr wHsn't too careful of other pco' halUarm^flnger; pointing at aiidt Light Brigade’.” ll'ishman Yea, had a devil of a Fred Sylvester, to a livestock sale, -êarUw pfnk ribbon^ If found others to choosr from.. Terms and WINDOW SHADES - VENETIAN room, opposUe State theater, antique woodwork anc fireplace,' pleatt'notify Irft'. Beerman, John- Personnel Director. To Link's relief,’’f^ dinner was. pic's propgrty. He even lost my eiiee'X twisting niuatache; finger- Fi'om Bomew'here In the iiidi Domeallc flesnea: T Dad ar- Bett.v ’jean became in' the trades. 80. Oakland street. Tel, yo ung lady for general office blinds. Owing to our very low kitchen prlNlegcs if desired. Ap- steam heat with gas, '.workshop time. All the rest wanted to on Block. ’1^1. 7635.,-^ 5191. Open evenings. .Mo^'ing— T ru ck in g - w;ork. Opportunty for advance- I served American style. savings onccv To make as much tips together; uplifted; fumbling encp fame a" voice, "And what a sqiiit you! rives In overcoat, growling: "This crowd. Home wee five end cne- ‘y- overhead, get oUr special tow ply 11 Locust, with 3-car garage, 2-car garage, half mile* away; She made the *°aj ' (tufji'i Storage 20 ment. Apply Emplpynient'Ôfflce, prices on high grade window The food presented a problem, money as he made, you hsd^ tq paperar’ -pul'llng down vest, snap- charge they made!" house la too hi»t." I I —-DqiT In FOUND--POCKETBOOK. Owner over 2 acres land, perennial gar- shirt sleeves, 10 mlnuteq Ister, hike without difficulty anil reach- 1941 PO.NTIAC SEDANETTE, Independent Cloak, .MancheMcr. shedes and '/enetian blinds com- FOR RENT—PLEASANT room for he had been on starvation ra- sprout a set o f horns." ^ ping, .and, when not otherwise Red Cap (at depot)—Mils, ymir "Another pickled herring—they ^^may have eame by falling at 52 AUS'nN A. CHAMBERS CO— Live Stock—Vehicles 42 den, rock garden, specimen trees. ed home while her father eij^'po- Good tires, very clean, terms and pletely Installed Samples turoisn. for gentlemen, liiqure 91 Foster tions for weeks. The thing to do, "That's the htiidspf horns I’d Ilka emjihasizli^ the tnith,^ sawing Vote? Mr. Congreesman, a lot train growling; "We need more'heat in hang around all (he ship Wella street, Mrs. Gudaitls. ' Ti ailer. van service. Removals Shown by appointment. Tel;'6528. to sprout," l-iiik said. "Is her fa 1 lice-were looking for her Ip 'Vown. trades. Brunner's. Telephone 5191. WAITRFISS WANTED— Steady FOR SALK — FLEMl SH Giant ed. Capitol Window Shade Co.. street. / when you were' ee hungry ee he imaginary Wpod In the air." of your eohetltiients eannot un- Mies (interrupting)—My man, hara!" leunching.s!" ‘ Open evenings. from roast to coast, deluxe equip- work, good pay, no Sunda.v work. , rabbits also some mixed breed.s. was, was to take it easy. Gobble, ther still alive?" i - WILL THE PERSON who picked ment. crating, packing and stor- 241 North Main street. Pitone and you were a goner. '"He died in a plane' accident derstand your spsech. Garden Restaurant, 840 .Main St. Good for eating or breeding pur- 8819. Open eveiiinga. FOR' RENT- ROOM, suitable for . Wanted— Real Estate 77 Congressman—Fine; It took ms up by mistake boy's raincoat at 1940 FORD CONVERTIBLE club age. GENT .NORTH AMERI- pbscs. T^ 2-1524. \ To’ taka his loctured mind -off about five years ago," COurtright A merry host mske"isW« merry BY FRED HARMAN Kemp's Store, April 15th, please one 0]/^two gtntlemen. Apply.' at guests. Sevan hours ts writs It that way. RED RYDER Tim Plays Safe coupe, radio, heater. A clean car CAN VAN LINES I.NC. E.stl- ATTENTION—MARRIED womelh, FOR SALE — QUALITY Gms wanted TO BUY fob cash, 7 the food he looked acroee the table said. j return to store ? lllyH oll street. Tel. 7971. with good tires. Brunner's. Tele- mates to all parts of U. S. A. Tel. full or part time work.. Available range, insulated, automatic light- room modern house with at least t Norma Oreer. She wee an ef- She looked up at Link thought phone 5191. Open evenings. 6187. at McLellaii'a, 975 Main street. FOR SA.LE—GOATS.'«CaIl after 4 ing. oven control in excellent con- FOR RENT^-ROOM. Gentlemen one acre o f land, Manchester or fective thought-diverter. She was fully. . m. at J50 Keeney street quite a mystery. "Y’ ou're like him, I suepect," she FUNNY BUSINESS Annoihicemi'nts 2 dition. 25 North Elm street. ^preferred. Apply at 5 Bank street vicinity. Real estate agent- do not WA.NTEn WOMAN for hoiise-,- or call Mrs. Gribbon 5513. answer this ad. Write full par- He wonderisd about her nation- eaid. ~ • Repairing 23 ality. Was It German? Vichy Link returned her to the tgble, WANTED - PASSENGERS to work f) days weekly. Short hour*, ---- ' ___I - ^ ticulars. Box B-M, Herald. Wanted ,4utos— family of 3. Phone 2-0653. French? Ehe looked and talked There wee a cup of hot sake at his Hartford. Leave M^chcster at I. NEW CONVER'nriLE TOPS Cel- Articles for Sale 45 FOR SALE -ALL WHITE, Motorcycles 12 ^ ______box, one week old. Call 481 like an American girl, but he piste. . He picked it up. The act Return at 12 midnignt Call 4084. luloid replaced In curtains, all WANTED—WOMAN or mother Suburban for Rent F O ^ SALE — A RUBBERRubber tired eouldri’t eee how that could be. made his head swim. , WANTED—MOTORCYCLm , any kinda ol leather work. Chaa Lak- With child, to sleep in while moth- FOR SALE—CREAM apd green' "Fleaae pees the butter," Norma "Yippee." he murmured. WANTED- - RIDE from travelers, Ing 90 t7ambi dge street. Tele- ^ figgy In good condition for $1,5. FOR RENT—4. ACRES of plowed year, make or model regardless er works, 12 to 7 a. m. Also help Luther H. Randalh Times 'Farm gas range Owner leading town, i aaid. He felt .detached from his sur- Hartford to Manchester at 6 p. phone 4740. land. All manured and harrowed. American and Oriental This gave Link an idee for a roundings, like a spook. A n)’o,ment m. One way only. Call 7638, of condition. i Why not see us 7 part time with 2 children. Call' Road, Andover. 85 Foster street. Cash waiting.! Tlrelll Motors. 40 3238. Inquiie at ;j5 .McNall street. Tel. teat, and he said, "What would you later, he blurted, "Excuse me,” and OVERHAUL, AND REPAIRS on FtDR SALE ROOMS of 2-0216. Rugs Cleaned think of eome combread right lurched to his fsst. il-'...... Owen street, Hartford. Telephone washers, vacuums, motors, irons, Automobiles for Sale 4, 32-5805. HOUSEKEEPER V V A N T^ to COW MANURE solddn .any quan- household Real bargain Demothed — Si'zed ow?” He’d overestimated the adapta- fans, etc. loys sind vehicles, re- take, care ol year old cliild and for right par FOR.RENT—4 ROOM tenement The Idee being thatylf the liked bility of a famine-ridden stomach. tity reasonable. 4l9-No. Main St. Seaman Circle, with bath and electricity, 8 miles ibiO FORD 2 DOOR coach, radio, paired, painted. Pick up service. modern 4 room apartfpent, home Orford.Vill ' Repaired sombrsad, she was plenty enough (To Be Conttpued) heater. Full price $695. Terms Kînesa Scrvicefi Offered 13 All work C. O. D. Tel. 2-1439. nights. Phone 3908 or 6567. from Manchester. Not bn bus line. Modern Methods Used. American for, anybody, and trades. Brunner's. Tel. 5191. FOR SALE—COW MANURE. $10 Call 2-0243. • ?Why don’t you call if com Open evenings. WOMAN Wo\NTED for work con- per cord. Delivered. Tel. 7849. FOR SALe ICE BOX in pWfect dodger?" Norma countered. \ F L «0 R SANDING Private Instructions 28 sidered essential war Work. Good cbntjnion. .Tel, 7642. FOR RENT—4 TO 8 ACRES. 1633 M U N SEY'S Link grinned at her like an ape. lAylng an\. Finishing Tolland Turnpike. Good for mar- REFRIGERATION—Necessary in pay, steady work. New System FOR SAL&-BU 1LT IN bath tub 22 MAPLE STRI lET Now, was shs from. lows, Illinois Quotation^ \ l. E. Jensen Laundry, Harrison street. with showei, 18x20 lavatory com- ket garden or potatoes. Fred G. .fa sh and Carr er Missouri? Which one? Telephona^Manchester 2-0811 War or Peace—Shortage of men Holland, telephone 8-0904 or BY li|)GAR MARTIN JONES BUYS for installation and repair work. plete. 2. piece close coupled closet .Machinery and Tools 52 Let Us Lay Your Linoleum. Link wss so absorbed that he Juvsnils .lellnquancy must be BOD'TS and HER BUDDIES Mr. Big Again All new material. Tel. 4824. / -V- 8-3187. . lumiMid whin Auraski clapped his The need for trained men to NEW CLkTRAC Agricultural PROMPT SERVICE! met In the home and In the com- overhaul and Install refrigeration Help Wanted— Male 36 hands. Ae .a result of the haiid- tAHV L Hh'iit '"rtJOei \ Vs)\VV At A N YT H f N G and air conditioning equipment is clapping,..ijpme muslciane filed in. 9 L 9 VA\^b\ON> A O J VtOfeA manure, 40 .50 cord. 472 KoCnev able. Write or see us for full in- Hnusps for Sale 72 They carried the traditional koto, the blessed title of pa.-e'nt have CAVX'\ YVVOAO tAvyLQNfcVY. ftOlt OVJIt Cf r cw J 4 AND 5-ROOM urgent. If you are mechanically JANITOR FOR Centennial Apart- sU-eet . ^ formation. Dublin Tractor Com- the pstaonsl responsibility to see 'StC't.kSt ACAS Cfl \KhSt«3tV&9'At, n T CPAAEÔIL Inclined and have a fair educa- ments. Phone 4279. shankuhaehl and the three- JONES BUYS pany. Providence Road, Willi- stringed banjo . called semlsen. that their children are growing up \K> •A909\C^V^ A HtV 9A’R.T '^3\Q ? '"'OOR tion, look into this, big pay trade. mantic. LARGE SEVEN ROOM house, full appreciative of the rights of THSOOfcVA VjiKiOOVii, <»\'a , SMALL MILK ROUTE With, all steam heat, lot approximately Courtrlght explained the ineiru- OA AWL tihMt VWfeA’tQVOOS . _.y X. AAsfevWAKiCt Learn how you can get this train- DISHWASHER WA.NTED. Apply equipment. Would sell^ rm . cows Pcirt Tim e M ale their fellow-men. H O USES ing In spare time orêvenings. No 103x136, two front entrances, two ments to Link. VAdO'cVlAAvlA VOtWevA I EV ERYT H I N G Tea Room, 88t Main street. and all, if desired. /vVrite Box bathrooms, easil,y converted into ThC nuieicians rendered tome -»FBI IMrOi'lor >1. Edgar Hooier interference with present Job. M-L. Herald. Wearing .Apparel— Furs 57 A)AQ' tKAt' K)‘ i AO 9At5KVVZ.t - " two family, .North End. Call 7684. and Fe male sad sounding native pieces, then S Yes! We buy anything and For full information write at made a horrible mess of the Amer- OOA5 S'kV |aV once, giving name, address, etc. FOR SALE NAVY BLUe ’ wool Liberal arte educalion ’ ha.4 In everything. Antlqiies — Old FOR REN T Help Wanted— BEEHIVE' FOR TÂLE—complete FOP SALE FOUR room single ican thing about spurs that went Famitare — Estates — Plumh- I ’ liilties Inst. T. 'Herald. wit,h honey , a ^ parts.. 612 Cen snowsuit. Good condition, sire Sm all M achine many placee disappeared. Men's 16-’ 8. $5. 146 Walnut street. hou.se. gas. hot water heat, screens jingle jangle. Link closed his eyes taig Supplies M d natures . . . Male or Female 37 ter street. colleges are today streamlined to PRIVATE TUTORING — .School and storm .sa.«h. 45 Foxcroft in agony. So did Azaraaki. the war, a necessity of our lime. ad If jnnVe going In the serv- T EL. 2-0927 PART OR FULL TIME help The — . . ______, Drive. Tel. 6472. Immediate oc- O perators "Couldn't you furnish them with lee, donee Win buy your car, fur- subjects, speech correction, letter The education received by men'i.s writing. English to foreigners, Austin A. Chambers Co., Man- Wanted—To Buy Ijs cupancy. Required for work in Man- , a short-W'ave radio they can hear >sC«2 niture and anything else you 257 Hilliard Street .something on, if they’ve got, to toward- the one vocation of war. ‘The boys dh a little Irndiiijl while on shore leave laxt radio. White Studio. 709 Main St. ch-.sior Green Warehouse. Tel. Building Mdl^riaia 17 chc.stcrv Apply: care to get rid of. Highest cash 5187. \\ A.NTfcyb "TO BUY stove, ranges, FOR SALE — 9 ROOM single, keep up to date on American It leaves out the philosophy of nil’ ll!!” Agent On Premises. life; prices p^d. ______' .9 OR yPALK NEW AND good refrigerators, washers, pianos modern' bath anil kitchen, e>p. Rovivell fire.v Ham, presl- T -C-, "3^ experienced waitress. Apply Cen- rest Buckland. Tel. 3226'.\ furniture. The Austin A. Cham- section. S5..500. Terms. Harrv It was awful, wasn't it? And 1 den^l^,jrtoiinf Holyoke f'olleKe. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH JONES FURNITTfKE ter Restaurant.. ' bers .'Co. Telephone 5187. England. Phone 3451. Die Co m pany was only trying to make you feel \ St home.” Tq/nie th“ real e.ssence 'of re- All Fed Up BY V. T« HAMLIN 86-31S Oak S t TeL 8254 USED FUK.MIUKK a ND Stoves 83 Woodbine Street ALLEY OOP FOR SALE conversion is contiliuons cmploy- Garden— rarm — Dairy Doiight, sold and exelmtiged Hartford, Conn. Courtrlght made a speech on WALL, DON' T eeuMToa Certified jitent. If we will figure out a way flNBLUOSCMI Ml) rvc HAD Products 50 Highest pn. es paid. Jones Furni- the subject of Japane.se music. in which Idlencaa Will not occur in WMIN OO ture. 31 Oak street Tel. 8254.' M’ork Stabilization Plan. "The Japanese;" she eaid oratori- SEED A-1 LO A M WE P A Y C A S our labor force, wc will have prop- FOR SALE—GREEN Mountain callv, "are taught> that any ,ex- eily reconverted. FOR GOOD potatoes. Inquire Amelia Jarvis, Wanted to buy refrigerator, W A N TED ! preSsion of eniotifui i* viifgar. JU ST A RRIV ED! P O T A T O ES MODKK.N FLlR.M'IUltE 872 Parker ktrect. I’d. <026. elCytrie Or g.a,s, household size. which probably explains vv)>y — Fr«d I-a/.anis, Jr„ ehairman I Alexan der ^ Writ^ Box J, Herald. .MAN lO WORK AT arc a backward people mmically.’’ .\inerleaii Retail Federation. | IRISH COBBLERS \ WE BUY . __ _ I Some beaatifut Parlor Fur- ENTIRE ES I ATES WANTED- IX1LL~ She glanced at LinkA"Or may- $ 3.9 0 X Jarvis Company Household Goods ' 51 carriage pre- FILTER PLANT FOR SA LE be some old battleax of k teacher Thei e can be . no lasting peace ‘ ttora — Bedroom Fumi- If you are movlnn W'ar make good size and condi- puch^ as my.self t ^ you \ h at in arising from a negotig'ted - peace. | and have tlon. Call' t«gf — Mapio Kttckea 8et» —GREEN-MOUNTAINS excess-ftvms.- call FOR SALE—TWIN BEDS.-VVe.su 1(150 Or in qu ire.91 Clln- OF THE high School?" / \ Our enemies must have the moa- | —>Im Boxes — Throw Rngs Phone ^ 4it2 Inghouse electric oven. G. r.. "If she did, U forgoi tt, OodTffeBr snge bi'bugllT boiW~to "nr] EIGHTH SCHOOL AND 6-Room Sin;?!!:: her. " said Lytk, giviiig Courtrtg^ht woids of flying steel that this; — AntomobOe. .Mata — Oil $ 4.0 0 ROBERT/I. REID clothes drier, ,gas stoves, bouUoir chairs, single bgd, maple bed set, a big grin. / . X world will never again pcrriiit Btore Ovens ^ Fumitore Per 100-Pound Sack. \5 ANTED rO Bl'W late combina- j UTILITIES DISTRICT. • Why be should be so glad to their inhuman intolerance, their & ^N S buffct.s, dining rdc(m tablc-s-. china tion gas range. Call 2-1734. I With bras.s plumbing, .steam Polishes — Gothes Dryers • Discount for 10 or more 201 .Miilii St. / Phnne 3193 closet, pianos, chiiV.ând odd fur- find out she was a school teacher, slntellectual- dishonesty and their STEADY WORK! h e'didn ’t know. But he was glad, — Inlaid Linoleums — Con- niture. Chambei's \\Varehouso. W anted to BU'i' .sb(’(.n Vice Chairman. MATTREJSS-tNew,Shug & Ory crib mattress, slight^ Dated at Manchester,, Conn., Several 2-Family House's tear Read Herald Advs. in giHidJocutinns.' One on 7.50 April lt. 1944. , . . . C R IB —One.-Crib "A s Is‘’/w ’ith mattre.ss .5,00 Burnside Avc.,.East Hart- DININGROOM SUI,TE/8-PieCe Mahogany set t.5.00 ford witii^N vacant apart- DINING RpOM SUITU--8-PIPCC Oak set. ' 1.5.00 ment. | DINING ROOM SUITE- 7-Plecei MMai a h o g a n y . s e t . ; . . 20.00 BUFFET—Mahogany buffet...... ' ...... 20.00 - SO FA—Tiixedo,^8ofa with new light blue florarslip- A u c t i o n ! / Ail these houses arc = • " ...... i..... 75.00 BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLR priced to seil and may be ac- SOF.A—ixumge sofa., upholstered in. Red Fricxe, . . OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS oui with green floral tailor made slipcovers...... 15.00 A T S. D, PEA RL'S PL A CE q u ire 'with reasonable PIANO—Becker Brosi piano,...... ; ...... 1.. THATS ALLYWE 65.00 ion MOODLAND STR^lET — MANCHESTER S-SM-MPH.' 5M-M-AAH.' SW4-M-AH.' THE SCEWT C?F APRIL fj&ROf X T i o s r'*30 CROC OOSTT rum tWAt, down payment. ^ PI ANO—Weser piano ...... •; [ / / / / lULLîklOt ENCOUaMBMInST 45.00 HORSES! < COWSl FARM TOOLS! SUCH FRAGRUMCEf WHAT KAIW OM A SOFT BREEZE.’ ' " DROP o o r OF TWE P06W ^ PlANO—Chickering piano "As Is"...... 25.00 A A H6AVENLV SWEET SAAEtU.’ , the bl issf ul , DELICIOUS COSTKCT bWetd SOU 9RA &P RaiLOsHER T idU O ' WAGONS AND!HARNESSES! ‘H EACTH : 8UDD[MC> SMELL 'OF THE s h e e r u l Y im © e e M n v A&AIld SLOvJ Edward J. Holl 'GROWIMCj Watch this pa^F for exacj data and a more delailed oFtmiLHOBi *oa,fU o> — ALL 1 SEE ikPD RiflOV. Realtor $625 By Mrs. Anne C sh o/ trim of navy straw yarn. All TMII MOSTl9fO«E. announcement.^— ^ 34v4t three'arc very handsome! qaSTEO eucLFt^c^.H O N ^ IT IS A 1009 Main Street Mldsiinimer half-hats, the favor-^ -t»0Okb/STO. ed head coverings of the moment, To obtain complete 'crocheting VdH.0 1 W MATTMe OP; •W K O A T H T S IK « INS eoMBUfftonu Tel. 5117 • 5118 or 6873 I N C are easy to make, colorful and and finishing' instructions on the Y A m tErrusP , OATMBAL. S. P . PE A RL, Sales M anager .ahoi^kingly inexpenatve! The cro- I UgJRrttVMPUff *4ice |OArt0,WATCI . A eiR O call? Three Half-Hats (Pattern No. IhiGTHe STREAM- cheted band Illustrated at top has 5726) send 15 cents In coin, plus " *TAier. A classic type of ahirtwaisjtler M igrate blue crocheted stars, 1 cent postage, your name, ad- Hf LHdBWmiOMt A. wkteh always look .exactly right sewn on—the second one is. of pale dress and the' pattern number to OAlCAAOmilT MICKEY FINN on the street. In the office or In THS006W.' Unexpected LANK LKONi the claasroom. Make It for sum- blue crochet- with big, flat red_ ^ Anne Cabot. The Manchester Eve- S3. roses, the third la made of navy nlng Herald, 1150 dlxth Avepue, / HE PERFORMED mer wear in., cdpl-aa-a-cucumbcr WELL, THAT’ S JUST NOT US! JUST MICKEY blue material with over-the-eare-ear * New York' 19, N. Y. A MIRACLE \N cottons In smart color combina- NO-H-HE WHAT IT WAS— A AND ROOERSON! THEY’LL^ tions— In flat crapes in lime green, PULttNS MICKEY I . : ! O a PTMN OtONT. MIRACLE! AND I'LL reseda rose or hysdnth blue. With • ^ r — — - r — THROUGH-e-1 BE PUT ABOARD A PLANE, DUNCAN, BUTI — BET THE DOCTORS WHEN WE BEACH THE crisp white sccesRories you have a / DON'T SUPPOSE costums of distinction! WHILE AT PEARL HARBOR PICKAPU ISLANDS. y>V*VY'. POSITIVE HE TOLD VOU THA T? Pattern No, 8625 is-4ti-|iizca 34, To Pattern Subscribers 36, 38, 40< 42, 44, 4ff artd 48.. Sise I . . ^ , t h a t MICKEY 36, short sleeves, requires \4 1-4 WILL Because of the tremendous amount of mall Dsing nandJod by ti. r yards o f 39-lnch material. ‘ the postal. system these days and the sbortags pf labor, we salt PfC O LCB.lt For this sttrscUve pattem, send that you be patient it y«ui pattern isn’t delivered as promptly V. S. 9*««( Oua’J FSe'te APBM O HEU 15 cents, plus 1 cent for p o s t a l as In the past The season '>f nesyv r>sttem orders is now under A wounded Jap prisoner learns NEVER BE In coins, with your name, address,’ way and will, continue Uirougn Easter TberS are bound to os . .'ii|.4merieaa ssedieal cere ae ha PTBO NC pattern number and size to The some delays Patterns are'maileO thud-class and are frequently rwung aboard a U. S. Coast AdAIN! ' Manchester Herald, Today's Pat- c. . ird traneport at Makin. tern Service, 1150 Sixth avenue. deisyeo oecause of-pustai congestion Be sore to ratnla the unm- e->* bet ni lOr patleCn you qrder If ydii ns vent received the pattern Our aed iM gtondarte m kigb- New York 19. N. Y. est aiUMir *3^ »nBiaa bf ^ world. Ready NOW, the Spring issue of in a reasohahle length of tune, please ,-idvise us the nurabei and »ir,e ordered and «<' 'Vill i-herli voiir'nrdei ,Buy uiare War Bends and keep cm B vmirr 1 Fashion. Just 15c. Complete. Full KJS5iBle*StiSS!& tfcsl way! PQi^M ~IO EARTH 4>U TWlRP/ of brand new wardrobe ideas. U, & Trspsurv D$partm«nt \n / (

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■ “ WomiAT, AraiL I<'1M4 Manchesthr^ Evening Herati

BucklandThrnlture: Burfon PeaH Mrs. Marian Morey, Mrs. John ^ Tq.B^ Principal Speaker 1^r«x ^ Aiiiibuiice List will represeht Manchester mer- Echmalian, Mra. Otis Bartlett, Mrs. FOR TOP VALUE chants. \ Bessie Cox, Mrsi Ernest Bantly, IN A NEW HOME Mrs. , Elmore Hohenthsl. sk- Mrii. John Tunter. . Mrs. Howard Of Consultantshoih^msklng tescher/snow a home- Brigga. ■ See the Onea Beinff BaHt By maker and mother, haa'the care of Oyer 150 pM plt' consulted the oo« w a the Honjemakers’ Information Cen- Center personally the first'week and numerous telephone calia were GREENBROOKE Service Homemakers, liiforiiia- Llst of 'Volunteers te^Kewt, Ur Bctmg«1«h the recelved;'339 booklets and circulars HOMES, INC ' flr« U>ot'wavtiuraing in that tion Center Now in List of^ volunteers------who...jl will mah, mah on a large vaiiety of subjects were flehl La»l Evening at the booth; Mrs. Ralph Peno, Mra. given out. On Walker Street ^'geveral have trailed , this \ The Sdu^^Cli i i r c l i . .^ 11 O|»eration. Ralph Brown, Mrs. H. R. Mallory, week Mrs. Joseph Johnston, Mra. Marie aboht strawberry plgnts. For fprtber biforarnttim enD ot iua.[lantonomoh .Trtbei ,No. 68, I. Alexander 4anis Co. oflioo oo 'O -R . M., win >old 1t« regular ,>''Xt an^riipresaive service in the Miss'l^annah Jensen, chairman E. Finnegln, Mra. Charles Cary, Mra. Audrey C, Clarke, Mrs. Aus- Center street or at tfi Alexander : ’*w«ang in ^ .Zlpaer club- South-^ethodlst church last eve- of the orgapizstion operating the tin Cheney, Mrs. Annie R. Atkin- PhoncBi 4113 or 1313 • avenlng'«t'6 tfclock 8bar^,.-The ning officers of the Nutmeg Trail Homemakers Information Center son. Mra. Mary Mitchell, Mra. Her- street. tayinaken will meet ^following Youth Fellowship were installed in the office of thi; Manchester Gas th« regular meeting. The winner by the Rev. Meredith Eller, Nor- man Lassow, Mrs. JuliuV Wetstone, the |28 War bortd given a'A-ay Co., hsa announced that the con- Mrs. Ralph C. Pierce. Mrd^ Elmore wich District Youth'leader, ami sultants' list in comiection with Hohenthai, Mra. Thomas Bentley, at the Red Men'a 82nd anlveraary pastor of the Methodist Church. Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs. Earl M. laat Sunday evening was Albert Jewett City. The Rev. ■iRalph the.Center will be in charge, of Btensrart, BucHland road, Wapplng. Miss Virginia Nelson, Assistant Franklsnd, Mrs. Robert Meinthah, Seaver of Thompaonvllle, preach- dietitian at the Manchester Me- ed the sVrmon on the. theme, ."The morial hospital. SIRVKi The reguar comnuinication of lihirth Is the Lord’ft'” Dr. Karl The list*follows: Manchester Lodge of Masons w^ll Furgeson abd Key. W. Ralph Miss Alice Salisbury, cooking be held In the Temple tomorrow Ward. Jr., asststcd in Uie service and care of gas equipment; Mrs. RANGE AND • MOTOR TUNE-UP Bight at 7:30. The Fellowcraft de- of worship and the prayer was Marion Rowe, cooking and care of FUEL OIL gree will be conferred. On Friday given by the retirtng president. electrical equipment; Mrs. George • WHEEL ALIGNMENT night, April 28, a special commu- Mrs. Skinner. Mrs. David Bennett. Potterton, canning; Mra. Delmar nication will be held at the Tem- orgHilist of the North ; Melliodi.st ple. It will be ■•Wllllmantic Night.” Dover, canning, budget and Swap James A. Woods • BRAKES We Mutt Greet Them church, played the organ. Shop; Miss Marjorie Burr, dieti- 381 Center St. Tel. 6566 The chairs will be filled on that Following the service of wor- tian at Manchester Memorial hos- VALVE GRINDING With More Than Cheert. Bight by Masons employed at the ship s social hour wa.s enjoyed un- Wllllmantic plant of the United pital, nutrition; Miss Helen Smith, der the diraetion of the young peo- teacher of homemaking, Manches- • OVERHAULING At civilitnt, we (ace ■ retpemi. Aircraft Corporation. ple of the South church, assisted ter High School; Mrs. A. L. Post, bility at (real at the winning el by Miss Anna M. Wilbur, and Mr. lUw. ’rbomaa Hayes chairman of Red Cross canteen nu- Now Is The Time To Ihe war. Aa our fighting men Aviation Cadet Arnold 8. Clcve^ and Mrs. Edward Harris. Follow- trition literature; Mias Charlotte Quick Service are released from aervica'^,(bcr land. 174 Benton street, was grad- ing the refreshments a hymn and Improve The Appeafane* \ muti return to not only a jum ke ■ a t .MHigsret's (Jircle. Da ugh-, Mrs. Margsret Hannon, of Nyw Gillette, clothing teacher, Man- uated from Shaw Field, Sumter. benediction closed the evening, chester High School; Mias Lillian Of Your Property . . . Expert Workmanship relebrating their virtoriona fig^ a.,C„ this past week-end. He will “(iarden of the Mnul” tors 'of Isabella, will observe its Britain, state treasurer and /or- Griffin, homemaking teacher, Na- Get A Beautiful Colorado (or at, but alto to joba marking I now be assigned to an advanced In the morning service at flouth twentieth anniversary with a ban- ' ganizer of the local circle/ will than Hale School, clothing prob- 'our loyalty to them. They are ^ fjuct served by Osano at the Y. M. speak. winning the wrar (or nt. mutt Sying school for further training. church. Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., lems and literature; Mra. William BLUE SPRUCE ( preached on the theme, ’’The Gar- C. A.; Wednesday, evening. The committee in charge of the Braithwaite, ex-dietitian and Mrs. l'/| to 8 Feet High. begin now winning the peaco lor them. - / I Thomas Ferguson, publisher ,of den of the Soul,” and urged that Rev. Thomas Hayes of Hartford, arrangements is composed of Mrs. Robert Tiens, ex-homemaking 3,800 Troea To Pick From. MANCHESTER The Herald, is in New York at- we cultivate the spirit with the will be the chief speaker. His sub- Bessie Lappen, as chairman, As- teacher, both now homemakers Your Choice: A.MBULANCE SERV ICE ■ tending the annual- convention of same earnestness, planning and ject will be "Parental Responsibili- sisted by the following past re-, and mothers, child care; Arthur MOTOR SALES, INC ty and Juvenile Delinquency.” gents oi the circle; Mrs. Katherine $1.00 to $1.50 Each. the Associated Press and the hopefulne.ss indulged aa we turn Hutchinaon and Ernest Peterson, Dug As You Pick Them. American Newspaper Publishers’ to nature in these spring days. Father Hayes is considered an au- Williams, ’’ Mrs. Catherine Carney, gardens. V W«at Center St. Tel. 4134 Bring Box. Aaaoclation. The congregation was reminded thority on this subject and has Mrs. Sarah Healy, Mrs. May Mc- Others In Charge of the financial canvass which is been given a special award for his I Veigh, Mrs. Helen Donahue, Mrs. Stuart Waaley, tin salvage; Mel- 1 CHEF OSANO - The Army and Navy Club Auxil- being conducted through the mail, work among young people In I Lillian Carney, Miss Stephanie vin Hathaway, paper salvage; Rus- 155 OAK STREET 8M CtSTfRST •'SNCHfUlPOiu. iary will hold its monthly business and while ah excellent showing Hartford. In addition to P>ther1 Tunsky and Mrs. Esther Gorman. sell Paul, gardegi registrar; £>kel Read Herald Advs. meeting this evening at 8 o’clock has already bhen made, they were Hayes. Miss Mary O'Cbnnor of Mrs. Margaret Brannick is re-, -a t the clubhouse. reminded that 'many people have Southington, .. state . regent, and gent of the circle. I

not as yet return^ their pledge In the stamped envempe . mailed to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kreysaig of. Melrose, Conn., who have a them for that purpose. The _ Fi- number of relatives and friends In nance committee hopes to make a DO NOT WAIT THE SHERIDAN ^ Manchester, will reach the 60th complete re ^ rt oh the matter at' the service next Sunday. Pledges' Special Purchase anniversary of their marriage, on Wednesday, "niey will keep ’’open arc to be returned to George E. A Month RESTAURANT at house,”loMsmA.** howev'erIwMA'mvmr onAft SundayfilinHftV April Keith, 19 Licwls street, chairman 30 at their home, from 2 o’clock In of the Finance committee. Invites the People of For Your Radio! Seconds of Reg. 50c the afternoon throughout the e%‘*- Bing. Manchester To fry Their Bring It To / Concert Is Given Loyal arcle o< Xing’s Daugh- ; ROBERT C. BRitTON ters win conduct a rummage aale At Bradley Field 65c tomorrow from 9:30 on at Center 15 Laurel Place - Full Course l.,UQchcon Church House. Mrs. Arvid Sea- Prompt, Efficient Service. \ burg heads the committee in A number of Manchester people charge. attended the United Nations con- Served II A. M. to 2 P. M. 90 Day Guarantee'! cert given by the Bradley Field Army Air Fprees Band at USD Mr, and Mra. Alfred X Riven- burg of 183 North Elm street, aa- Club, Windsor Locks last night. The program, dedicated to the SOUBca the coming marriage of. their daughter, Miss Doris W. Riv- United Nations, included selections

•Bhorg'i to Private J. E. Kennedy, representative of those countries. ■on of Mr. and'Mrs. Joseph Ken- One of the outstanding selections ^ ■iiedy of 7 Rosemary Place. ’The was the Russian number, "Peter HALE'S SELF SERVE ceremony will take place Saturday and the Wolf,” by Prokleff, a de- afternoon, April 29, at 3 o’clock In scriptive fairy tale.' The narrator The Original In New England! was Corporal Gfaham Quinn. St. Mary’s Episcopal church. Pfc. Ward Krause of Manchester AnderSon-Shes Auxiliary No. is a member of the Bradley Field AND HEALTH MARKET 2040- V.F.W., will meet tomorrow Band and in the Russian number evauing .at 8 o’clock in the Army heard in one of the solo in- and Nsyy clubhouse__ A_claaa^ ot ,rts------!—

candidates will be obligated and officers srs asked to wear uni- TiJESDAY SPECIALS forms. A rehearsal for the instal- umuftRi k.

lation will precede the meeting, and all officers are asked to report

■ \a t ‘7:30. The Vacation Club raffle Ginger Snaps Special! ,OB on which the members havs

bean selling tickets was won by A, Rands of Bristol. 3i Lbs. 59c

Mr. aiM Mrs. Ivar Carlson of 47 each Use Lunch Clothes for Drapes Ovariook Drtva were pleasantly FUNERALnOMF

aurprprised In their new home yes- For service that is modem, Ivory Salt terda:,y afternoonteVno by a party of about 39 relaUves and friends from Tl^r Iip^rfectibns Are Scarcely Perceptible. ^ complete, and within means. >(^ New Britain-and this town. Mr. ^and Mrs. Carlson received a sum T3)e new improved" Corktex back — will not curl. Colorful Floral and call us at any hour. Towel Holdei's the ^ money, and a complete fli-eplace Dwole coated surface,— segled edges, fine bordered fin- ^ set from the gathering; ish. /Heat and water resistant — washable. Eight ^ch^^ning patterns in beautiful multi-colors. The Tall Cedars of Lebanon will Gold Dust Friiit Patterns in I hold their monthly meMlng' to- tPHNUNClSlRVICC] Fruit and Floral Eiksigns night at 7:30 In the Masoiiic Tem- Premier ■\ have' .ple. It is important that aS jnathy Petunias ^ Peaches ■ of the members attend as pon.ible PHONE 4340 Printed. r Pint Morning Glories Chelrricfs as several coming events will be Mayonnaise discussed. Billy Watkins arid hj.s 225 Main Street Pansjes Cunlim

'■ trained dogs will be the attraction Susan Baker Nasturtiums \ Roses"^ after the business session, A

social time with refreshments will Just run a damp cloth over to cleanX.Saves on huin- . follow. 1 Salad Dressing Pint dry. \ /Lieutenant Ella Partona .of the York State U. B. Army Nurses Corps who is at present stationed dn Italy, ^ writes local friends that she has 52x52 . . $1.69, Pea Beans been promoted from second to flrpt 22”x34’^ Ueutenant. Miit.s Partons was for a number o f'^ars a popular nurse Parson’s

on the.Mcmortal hospital staff iiy a s.uparvisory capacity. She resign- \ Attention .Lge, Btl. . • . • T in May of 1942 to enter the serv- Ammonia 52x68 $2-49 W8S stationed at the Base 19c ^Home Owners. r- Mospltal. Camp Edwards, for the le fruit pattern can be cut and used for draperies. '.greater pari of a year and was than transfei i-cd to North Africa. Our' expert carpenters Savol Bleaching Water The 52”x68*' t\^m ako V/* pairs of 68’* length drapes or

are now available for Rny ‘ ( C o n t e n t s ) . n X/ ^ two pair of the K ” lenifth drapes. Red or blpe. A very and all types of home re- '/ Tlie April'nu’cting of the Msn- ■ . i Gal. Z ^ C unusi^l pattern tl^at is pre-laundefed and washable. icheater Mollvci-s Club \rill take pairs and alterations. place^this evening at ,8 o’clmk ini Florida , Center, church .parish halh, At. ' Estimates/ cheerfully ^ that time Rev. J. Oscar Lee, will given. speak on ’’Racial Relations’' and Seconds Rosemary Basuo Finish , Qrana^^ " d., 2 9 e the lecture will'be open to the,gen- ^ eral.public. A brief bu.sineas meeting of the club will fhUow. Wm, Fs Fresh

It :/ |« . Advertisement- Johhsoii Dandeliorisr White Damask Broad Street 'X. Fertilizer 32.9t) and $3.25 per TELEPHONE} 7426 V Fresh 100 lb. bag. Lawn grass seed 36c Or Call Arthur Avers

lb. England’s, Manchester Green- CoVfotr; —Tel. 33ra-W4 Phone 3461. «

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A-1 Used. Cars Not 'Co$f Plus' But'Cost' Is the ^ k.. . './< Made for thV y . S. Navy. ^ All in Good Mechanical Coivdition! or hdthroom Level At Which We're Offering If first quality these clbtha would be^^at least $2.00 Good Tires! * Late Models! ea ch ers more. [Slight roisweaves or oil spots. ‘Th9fie cloths arey These Specials for Tuesday! 1941 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan ...... $1095 woven with the'Ul S. Navy Insignia with nautical de-' You will want several of these popular shag ruga sign. These cloths have a permanent linen finish that High 4{uallty 1941] Plymouth De Luxe Sedan .... .$995 at this'How price. Heavy-weight rugs that will wear will not wash out. , ' 'I ' ^

1941 ‘Ford 6 Cylinder 2 Door S.edan $945 for yetifs. ^ f t and fluffy.''' In solid colors of blue, aqua, * Slab Bacon . i.b. 25c dUsty pose and peach. Any SlM.Pieoe! 1 P o in t . STORE YOUR FURS AT HALE'S , 1940 Oldsmobtle 2 Door Sedan' . , ,$ » i5 Cooke4 * W(9 have oar own storage vaults on the premises. 1939 Dotlge Setlan ... $695 8% of valuation or $2.50 minimum charge. J- We Also Buy Good Cars! Attend thk Klwanis Midnight Frolic Tnesds^, May 2—r Smbked Picnics L L h . 29c State Theater. Benefit o f Underprivileged Children of t Points Manchester. Shank Ends 1

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12 West Center Street Smoked Hams. , U. 25c mJlKIIAU COM t Tel. n :il or 6097 ■ . i. ■ .' . / ,1 1 Point GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH IjCASH SALEl MANCMISmi CONII*i

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