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The Weather THURSDAY, MAT *«, 19i PA)B^ FOURTEE* Manchester Evening Herald Average Dally Cirealatlon For et oi li. s. ueatxer Burmi rur tlw Month o< AprO, 1844 Partly cloudy wttb little cheegr Mr. Hnd Mrs. Leo CobgHlin have tlon Oxdet Carl J. Schwarz, The Service club of St. Mary's A meeting of the Zoning Board Mr. and Mrs. Ern^stLJnderxof in temperature toaight; Saturday sold" thcli two laniily 12 room aohon of Mr. and Mra. Friedrich Rpiscopal church will have a food of Appeals will be held tonight at Parker street a:ylbunce that the^ 8,746 fair and warmer. Aboi^t Town house :ind tw.> car garage on Schwarx, 6 Lewla street Manches­ sale ‘-In Hale'< store. Saturday, 8 o’clock in thp Municipal building. next social and Mrd party will be Member ef the Audit Griswold street to Mr. and Mrs. ter, haa aucceaafully completed h.i from 9:30 a. m. on. The commlt- There are five petitions to be pass­ held this Satplday night at their Private. First Clau, JolMI RIrtw John Dleta. Tba oala w u nego- basic flying training af'^he Lc- tt« In charge promise the usual ed upon by the board tonight. It home. Activities vrill start at 8:15. Manchester-^A CUy of VOlage Charm mond, U. S. Marine Oupa, arrived tlaM throuirh the agency of Roo- mdore, Calhf., Army Alr iQeld, and line of baked goods, cakes, plea, has no other matters pending. ^ hoir.*- today from C bar^ Point, N. ert J. Smith. Inc., of 963 Main now takea hla final hurdle at an bread and baked beans. Members (IXIURTEEN PAGES) PRICE IMREE CENTS C., for a short fnrloagU to visit street. Army Air Forcea Advanced Flying of the club and othera in St The Orford Soap Co. plant will, (OleirlSri 'Advertlalag on Page U) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1944 his wife. Mrs. B a itim LUcttgens Training School befor» receiving Mary’s parish who haven’t been close tomorrow evening until next n ,O O R LAYING For Sununer Comfort and Style! >li. L x m ,. NO. 202 Richmond, and hla mother, Mrs. hla silver wlnga. Before enterlnir contacted and .are willing to con- Wednesday morning. TTiis will give, Miss Lillian G. Grant s classes the Service, Cadet Schwarz was ai tributs something for the aale, are AND SANDING Uda Richmond, who la confined to In elocution will have their closing the employeeii a long week-end the Memorial boapltal. atudent at the Unlyeralty’ of Con­ asked'to deliver It as early as vacation. exercises tomorrow evening at the necticut. possible at the store Saturday ReUnlshlng and Waxing. Happy Reunion of Fifth Army in Jlaly y.M.C.A. The program will - be- mbrning. Estimates Gladly Given in Swift NeW ghU at 8:15. LEE HATS oosevelt Issues Allies Lieutenant ChMter Koiak ar rived home laat night from New. TALL CEDARS ’ CALL 8254 The Lee Orleans, La., having been granted Members of Sun.set Rebekah Plumber Johh.L. Jenney, who has had an lodge who were planning to attend Insurance office for the last 10 leave ofi newa of the death of hla ‘ SPORTWEIGHT F lather, John Koaak of Kerry th^ reception in honor of Mrsj; years In the Balch and Brown BINGO With Medium Brim and atrt*f, whoae funeral will lake Olive Skarln, by Jenny Lind Jxxlge Toward Rome; building oh Depot Square la .to Narrow Band. Gains Steamfitt'er of West Hartford, tomo'rroW eve­ change his location on Saturday. place tomorrow morning at 8:30 TOMORROW NIGHT at the Holmes Funeral Home, and ning, are hereby notified that it AT 8 O’CLOCK 4 Hti Is to have his office equipment has been postpqned on account of WILL BUY ANY moved to the south store In the nine o'clock in St. John's church. Golway street. , her illness. Mrs. Skarln is the $5.00 Bids to 43 Allies Pump Mechanic Spencer building, now owned by ntw vice president of the Rebekah ORANGE HALL GOOD / i Erling Larsen. Thi.s will give him As.sembly. She was also employed The Lee w__ Members of the American Le­ 23 REGULAR GAMES AT Cut Two Key Roads a ground floor office'. on Depot gion Auxiliary who have reserva­ for several months by the Savings $3.00 A GAME FOR 25c! REAL ESTATE Lmerican Delegation to ^arl J. Nygren Square. tions for the card party at Mrs. Bank of Manche.ster. ■■ WATER-BLOC Grave Coal Elmef Weden’s tomorrow evening, 7 SPECIAI. GAMES ■Bretton Woods Con- J 5 South Street Light AX a Feather, Roll Back Germans at an* reminded that it Is a deasert Fair Prices With Hand-Felted Edge. telephone 6497 bridge and that dessert will be SWEEI»STAKES Iference to Be Headed Pinch Seen . Baker Drivers Extra Job Both Emls of Italian .served at eight- o’clock. • The $5.00 WEEKLY PRIZE [By IViorgenlhau; W ill Woodland Street pre.sident, Mrs. Viola Rice, hopes WE PAY CASH Wm. F. Johnson $6.50 Battle Line; Qsterna for a large turnout o f the Unit $25 WAR BOND Builder — Real Estate In W inter For E very FOR GOOD MONTHLY PRIZE [Begin July 1; French Again Refuse Captured by Fifth Barber Shop members at thr* Memorial service MODERN FURNITURE Telephone 7426 or 46.14 In Platinum Gray — Sky Blue — Sage Green RoefiDg^^^^be8to8 Sunday at ’ 1 o’clock, in St. ’To" Be Given May 26 Lt. Side Tan [Committee Is Invited. Open Only 2 Hours Per Day James’s church'. WE BUY 38,000,00a-Ton Defi To End Strike Four Need Army Troops; Aquino, Siding and\Rock 4:.'i0 to 6:30 P. M; - — ENTIRE ESTATES And Piedimonte Also The Ladles’ Aid Society of the Washington, May 26.— (A*) If you arq moving and have cit in Production Pre­ Wool Insult Sal. 4:30 to 8:30 P. M. Covenant-Congregational church KELLER’S MEN’S WEAl -President Roosevelt today ' Seized; Canadians Win will met-t tomorrow evening at execM Items, cull ua. “ As Iilillvidual As Your Finger Print” iIM an international mone- dicted; Loss o f Miners Detroiters Virtually Seen Way to Avoid IJn- Bxperl wurkmansiUp. Closed Thursdays. eight o’clock In the vestry. 887 MAIN SY. NEXT TO FEDERAL BAKE SHC conference to meet in Without Bread as Re-! employment or Gov Crossing of . nanuiteed. Beaa)-Detroit­ Salt Lake City, May 26— — Fifth Army captured the IM Oxford St. Hartford REGARDLESS OF CONDITION. »d the French Committee of the Solid Fuels Administration, ers were virtually without bread "Mass unemployment or mass town of Cork seven miles PtNine Hartford K-4SI5 RESTAURANT lational Liberation at 11:00 predicts a 38.000,000-ton deficit In Notice To the Members ■clock (e.w.t.) this morning. and other baked goods today as | government employment^ after the outside the former Anzio coal production for next winter. Invites the People of ITTie conference will be held at 1,000 drivers f«i 46 bakeries war can be avolded only If five “ We know that we shall need beachhead today as Allied ( ALSO PARTS, ETC. ireUon Woods, N. H.. and the Jobs can be created by Indiuitry, Manchester To fry Their. of The Italian Society Imertcan'delegatlon will ^ head- approximately 685,000,000 tons b f handling 90 per cent of the city’s forces rolled the Germans .supply reiterated their refuaal to business and farming where four 81 SEAMAN CIRCLE — ORFORD VILLAGE by TreMury Secretary Morgen- bituminous and anthracite coals back in swift advances to­ WANTED! of Manchester: zjiu. The official name of the return to work until aaaured of existed before,^’ P. G. Johnson, ward Rome. 65c Leeting will be the ’’United Na- . . . and the best we can hope to senrt W Cumber (left) of Londdn, England, and Sergt. D. RuaseH rf 8t. Louis. Ma. * 1 ^ hands immediate War Labor board c'on- West Coast industrialist, told re­ Monetary and Financial con- produce will be 647,000,000 tons In Allied Fifth Army forces from the Anzio beachhead In the Pontine mar :hes Joln^ other alJeratlon of their wage demands. Full Course Luncheon Your presence is requested at a general gional representatives of the Coml- Allied Headquarters, Na­ SHOE DEPT. u r k e © tfence." the face o f present manpower Ftfta A rm y^ntts S n g northward on the main Italian batUefnmt. This official British photq was Three other walkouts In Michi­ mlttee for Ek:onomlc Development. meeiingjo be held Text of Announcemeat trends.” he told the Pennsylvania received In New York by radio from Italy. ______gan brought the atate’s total to Jotuison, president of Boeing ples, May 26.-:^yP) — Allied Retail Coal Merchants AssoclaUon nearly 7,000 idle because of Served 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. I The text of the W tlto Houae Aircraft company o l .Seattle, Is forces rolled back the Ger­ MANAGER last night. • strikes. conducting a western states con­ nouncement: . The WLB warned bakery driv­ mans today in swift new ad­ B 1^ "President Roosevelt has called He said the loss of miners to ference of the committee of which TONIGHT vances toward Rome at both Fine opportunity for air* X military service Is a principal'ob­ ers after the walkout began yes­ he is a trice chairman. I t inUrnatlonal confeiwce for Union Pledges terday that the strike was caus­ ends of the Italian battle line. irrewiive man with X VOVOUWMT be Durpoae of dlscuAtniT propoq- stacle and "re-examination of the Believe Loyang Taken Job -Barreled One mine deferment policy by the se­ ing "serious Interference with the Fanning out swiftly from the backifroand in this type of WANTED At 8 O'clock to meet post-war monetary in- distribution of needed foodstuffs.” The commlmttee’s job, he said, FOR TOP VALUE \ lective service next August may merehandisinff. Excellent a NeaVatkiroomr \ „i)ational problems. Strikes Will is a double-barreled one aimed at former Anzio beachhead area, IN A NEW HOME ^ In the Italian-American Club “ Invitations have been extendwi take still more men out of the and advised that It would take no se'ary and worldngr condi* By Japanese Forces action until deliveries were re­ winning the peace without a tail- now linked to the main front. A Now Coat of Two Men To Work In Store, 8:30 > all the Uni cd Nations and the mines." spin Into depression.” First it Fifth Army troops captured Cna- tions. See the Ones Being Built By EIdridg« Street ations asaoclated with them In Eastern state residents who de­ sumed. Not Be Used ..... Vote to Continue Strike must learn what maximum post terna - in heavy fighting and GLOS-TONE Paint war, retjuestlng them to send pend on Pennsylvania anthracite war employment wrlll' be and then plunged forward more than three Icial representatives to the and bituminous coal produced In Communication With The drivers, members of the Apply: GREENBROOKE Fix h Upi to 1:30. Cleon work, good pay. Teamsters union (A FL), voted tackle the problems presentad. miles, cutting two Important halted SUtes for the conft-rence the ApptUachlan area can expect Carrier Planes roads leading northward and City Cut Off Since Yes­ unanimously at a mass meeting ^Pre-war employment figures HOMES. INC khlch will begin on July 1. the most difficult fuel problem, he R^olution Recommend­ northeastward. MONTGOMERY WARD laat night to continue the strike, MINIPOO Retail experience helpful but not I “The delegates representing the said. In “ what may be the gravest ed by Bridges Adopted terday; Chinese Have (Conttnoed on Page Bight) Aqnlno and Piedmonte Taken A COMPANY On Walker Street United States will be heath'd by coal shortage In recent times— Blast Marcus^ despite requests, by James Hoffs, On the north, the EUgbth Army DRY SHAMPOO cretary Morgenthau of the perhaps in history." , —Work With Employ­ NoXkinfirmation as Yet nternational president of the captured Aquino and Piedmonte, Manchester For further Inforaietloa eeU et iinlofl and Sam Hurst, president of Alexaader Jarvis Co. office on necessary. DABury. the last remaining strongpolnta of lAK GRILL' TThe conference le expected to ers to ■ 'Be Altitude. nt. /ra. Wake ' • ------— Islands------Baker Drivers’ Local 51, that they the enemy’s once-vaunted Hitler Ceater street or et 38 Alexender for ifour luw hair-9o Admits Letter ^WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” kst avveral weeka Chungking, May 26.—(fP)— ______return to work. line, and Canadian troops won a . VjM weee: 4113 or 3378 Communication with Loyang The dtivers, who how are re- stre e t. Whether you "up" your hair “ All agreements worked out b> Hope to Cain San Francisco, May 26—(X^ — bridgehead across the Melfa river, de conference subsequently will in the Urt valley 13 miles west of or sport a modern bob, Blish Hardware Co. DINE AND DANCE Abandoi.mi'nt of the strike as an ha, t o n cut off aiucc yestcr-i Jap A eria l W e a k n M , Giving Listing .LA K E AND t submitted to the respective Caasino. Miotpoo keep* it sparkling y To the Lilting Tunes of ovtvnments for aoproval. Votes Halting economic weapon, not only for the day, leading to belief Alone Highroad to To- on sales, are asking a baae pay Cisterns, which had constituted duration of tire war, but "Indefi­ Honan province,province stronghold | » » tx . of $10 a week, plus 12 per cent ' clean without allectiog your ^ THE OAK GRILL SWINGSTERS Invited to Participate Sent to Firm one of the blngpins of the enemy’s SUBURBAN “ Llat o f governments and auth- nitely thereafter” has been pledg­ has fallen tO-'the Japanese. kyo Overshailoivs DeV' commission Hurst said the line around tire Anzio beachhead, wave. Thi* (ragtant powder DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! ANDOVER IJUIE— .ttlea Invited to participate In 'thi ed by the warehouse division of Tokyo claimed its capture in drivers' income ranges from leas ft-ll yesterday after a savage four- Ear aale at very reaaoiMble Dewey Surge the International Longshoremin’s astations of Raids. r-:sars:: cleanse* hair tboroughly in than $50 up to $150 weekly on hour battle In which heavy casual­ Saatw—Tear ’Ronnd Cottage, onf erence _ followa: ____ _ and Warehousemen’s union in a a broadcast yesterday. Maj. only ten minute*—i* easy to ROAST BEEF HALF BROILERS “AuBtndia, Belgium. B ra ^ the "big defense plant routes Corrigan Acknowledges ties were Inflicted on the defend­ laiail for earner place. $800 resolution adopted on recom­ Gen. C. C. Tseng, Army U. S. Pacific Fleet Headquar­ The average, he added, was about ROASl PORK VEAL CUTLETS sda, Chile, China. Colomble. ers. American Infantry and armor Down. Balance Uke rent. Bring a aampk of tho color-- use—leave* hair fresh and Rica, Cuba. Cxechoalovakia. ijpposition Factions Re- mendation of Harry Bridges. spokesman, said Loyang, probably ters, Pearl Harbor, May 26.—UP) $73 a week In'January but has Sending Missive to had been battering the town for President Richard Lynden of has fallen, but he bad no conflr- towol or curtain—you ozo iising fluffy. You’ll appreciate ROAST VEAL . STEAKS aminican Republic, Ek:uador, —Japan’s aerial weakness along dropped since then. three days. in your bathroom. Wo will gladly plo.w Field o f 442 Local 1-6 of th? CIO affiliated ruation. Strike In Fourth Day Chicago Office; Asked COVENTRY, CONN.— Minipoo particularly when Our Kitchen Closes At 11 P. M. pt, Et Salvador. Ethiopia the Pacific highroad to Tokyo No Opposition at Uttoria S-Room Cotta$e with fur- kolp you aaloct a hazmonixing ench Commltt;) — Uke rent. Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer Iraq, Uberla. Luxembourg, future contracts, but' It has recom­ the Yunnan stronghold of Ta- snokesmen for the United Gas, Pontine rearshes. without opposi­ \ For Every Room mended that other ILWU unions Marcus and Wake Islands. Coke and Chemical Workers of Comdr. John D. Corrigan. sus- (exteo, Netherlands. New Zea- tangtzu are being pursued west­ Only two Japane.se aircraft ap­ tion: Home Owners no soap * no riming hd. Nicaragua, Norway, Pana By Jack BeB and lb's California CIO fall in lln'S ward toward the. Burma border, a. Amerirs (CIO) predicting the dis­ pendt-d "trouble shooter” for the As the Germans pulleil back to- HEBRON— ^ In Your Home I All Member Stores of with the policy enunciated by peared as fliers of Rear Admiral Appcaadasately 8 Aoree of a,. Paraguay, Peru, Phillpplns Washington, May 26.—(B)—With Chinese communique announced pute would remained deadlocked Navy’s Ordnance bureau, admitted Our expert carpenters Mortin-Sonour OJao-tona (Madium the convention tinly a month away, Bridges, ILWU president. In an Alfred E. Montgomery’s prowling EaM, S.Rooai Houae with no 9ryi^ ommonwsolth, Poland, Union of today. task force gave Marcus a two-day "until the company comes to' the Senate War Investigating (Contlnued on Page Four) are now available for any OIom) Point iso tough somi-gloss outh Africa, Union of Soviet opposing Republican facUoax re- address before the lo'-al. Previous reports from the front Impierements. Bam which The Manchester Bridges told the union members currying with 148 tons of bombs. tenrs. ^ ^ committee today he. had sent a and all types of home re­ In booutiful ilolezs—ideal lor walls SHAMPOOS kocialist Republics; United King plowed the field of 442 publicly un­ had said more than 1,000 of the The National War Labor board will accommodate 3 cars. "the strike weapon is overboard, One was shot out of the air. The letter marked “restricted’’ to a and woodwork in Iritehon or both INCLUDING |om. Uruguay. Veneziila. Yugo- committed delegates today In enemy were wiped out as the town had asked union officials to ‘-pall Price 88.4M. D. P. 8500. pairs and alterations. and unsurpoasod for finishing not only for tire duralibn of the other was destroyed on the run­ Chicago firm in which ht- retains 30 MIITCN lavlm.” search of support to offset. If pos­ fell to Chinese forces pressing way of the tiny island, 1,137 off the strike, authorized in a Na­ half Interest and asked that, it Estimates cheerfully wood trim infoU other rooms. Package Stores Association Presidential Secretary Stephen sible. the 395 votea pledged and war, but after the war." forward the northern arm of the tional Libor Relations board elec­ given. Bridges declared “a union con­ miles southeast of Tokyo. be burned after being read. Flashes! MARTIN-SENOUR arly said other American dele- claimed for Gov. Thomaa E. Dewey Salween front drive. The commu­ An Imperial communique broad­ tion, on the grounds that nothing Introduced in evidence at a ALLEN raiMT nrxxTS snex isn Ktea beaide Morgenthau have not of New York for the Republican tract Is no good without jobs," nique gave no indication of how In the war labor disputes act re- (Late Bnilettas ot the UP) Wire) WELDON IN GOOp COMPAN adding: ' ^ cast by the Tokyo radio today hearing was a photoatatlc Copy, of let been designated. presidential nomination. many had escaped. and recorded In London said an a letter dated Sept. 13. 1942, which DRUG COMPANY WILL BE CLOSED Action Follows XJoaferences Luxuries Neither Can Afford Other Chinese forces, w’ere said (Conttnued on Pag Eight) REA LTY CO. Wm. F. "W e lieject any hostility of labor Allied fleet appeared before Wake Corrigan said ht- wrote on Navy Rob Loan Company Treasurer Allea A Hitchcock, tac. Prescription Plinrmacista You^re in good company when you drive Today’s announcement followed (ConKai-ed on Page Four) to be mopping up in the vicinity island Wedpesday and carried out department stationery In his office Providei^, B. L, May 28.— (Xb— LARSEN'S ■'series o f conferences which Mr. • - ' r - to capital as such, and any hos­ of an unidentified village they oc­ 858 MAIN STREET Johnson tility to unions as suclj, knowing air attacks. It claimed 30 ( at­ in the Ordnance bureau. Four masked bandits armed with Telephoae 8501 FEED SERVICE 901 Main Street IDnl 8831 on Armstrong Tires! lioosevelt has held with John G. cupied west of Tatangtzu, while tacking planes were downed.' It waa addressed to David sawed-off shotguns and pistols Broad Street iTlnanL ambassador to Great Brit- well that such approaches are to the south in the Mamien pass MANCHESTER — 88 Depot Square Tel. 5406 Monday, May 29 luxuries that neither can now af­ (Wednesday In Tokyo Is the A ir Offensive Amour, at Corrigan, Osburne and robbed Arthur Addeo, a loan com­ Office Honza 8:80 to 5:80 Lln, Harry D. White, monetary ex- I area 'local successes were scored TELEPHONE 7426 All over the country the thousands o f usersi Burton Urges ford. same as Tuesday west longitude Veils, Chicago. The 43-year-old pany treasurer, of 81JH0 today. except Sunday.* Or Cell Arthur Ayers le rt of the Treaaury, and other on surrounded enemy garrisons.” time. A Tuesday attack on Wake commander la former president of Addeo was driving from a bank to Ipeclaliata in international finance "W a muat not throw the burden In Doldrums Thursday Cvealn(s 1>S. Coventry — TeL 888S-W4 aiidTuesday, who' drive on Armstrongs know them fori of post-war employment on our The Chinese tilgh command an­ was announced yesterday at Pearl thrj engine ring and production Jace of business when his aut® I Lost month Morgenthau present- World Union nounced laat night, hours alter con.sultation firm and testified he forced Ip the curb by the hold- id to Congress for Informal study employers. -We must work with Harbor.) easy riding, longer mileage, safe runningl •employe.’s to help obtain more the Japane.se claimed to have oc­ — No Planes Seen at Wake still owns half the stock. s car. It was the third such EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S broad principles of a proposed cupied Loyang. that Chinese Not an enemy plane waa seen at here In recent weeks. 18,000,000.000 gold-baaed atabillza- overseas trade for San Francisco. Bad Weather Over Con The letter said; CHICKEN CACCIATORE ; Decoration Day tires. Favors Action Immedj-. ■ "W e’re fighting ourselves when forces still held that ancient Wake where the Yanks poured "Inclosed you will find a list of • • • llon fund which would be used to walled city In northw’estem Ho­ tinent Grounds Most of the mftnufaiiturers to whom the It^ ore International finance and we strike theae days. Giving up Uie 150 tons of bombs Tuesday, three .Arrest Police Chiefs \ • NATIVE BROILERS ately to Organize for nan. (lays after they left Marcus Instal­ Bureau of Ordnance has given Stockholm, May 28— iX»)r-Lopen- T Keep driving on the tires you have as long] promote world trade. ■trike doesn’t mean that we are Planes; Fraiicife Hit. STEAKS That outline was agreed to by ‘Peace and Security’ , going to give up the fight to Im­ Radio Contact Broken lations In flaming wreckage. money for plant facilities. The liagen advices said today the Ger­ prove working conditions. It only A Chinese army spokesman. Wake is 484 miles southeast -of h'-adings across the top of the mans had arrested the chief of the ‘CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE as you can do it safely— ^take care of them— j ■reasury technicians of 34 nations. ------.. London, May 2 6 -(X^—The Allied Under it the United States would means we are choosing 'different General Tseng, told a preaa con­ Marcus. sheet are self-explanatory. If ypi entire Danish security police force order to give our employees a well de- DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! . . . Buy Wid* Bonds... Boston. Mav 26.— U. S. Sen­ Admiial Chester W. Nimitz’ an­ pre-invasion air offensive dwin- look down the list under the head- In Jutland and polh-e heads' of 111 a ■ " ' ' save rubber, serve the nation aiid help your*] but up around 82.500,000,000, Great weapons. , ference today, however, that radio died today with bad weather over attain about $1,250,000,000 and ator Harold H. Burton (R.. Ohio) "We must 'obt^kln the unity and contact with Loyang was broken nouncement of the raids yesterday Aarhus and Tonde. Pollnle. No ex­ declared today that representatives the continent grounding moat of sirrved holiday we will he closed Monday, May self! ' tussia about $1,000,000,000. The yesterday afternoon and that the /Continued on Page Eight) planation was given, but Danes In Reymander'x Restaurant r -■ of all the United Nations should (Continned on Pnge Eight) (Continued on Page Four) the air forcea. Stockholm said the action i’***''*™ meet Immediately for the purpose city probably had fallen. The Vichy radio said that the 29 and o f eoiirsi* Tuesday, Memorial Day. Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer (ConMnned os Page Foar) However, I am not in a posi­ from continued espionage ano When you get new tires, get Armstrongs. of forming an organisation to Treasury Balance ,.y'on and St. Etienne regions o f sabotaae Id Jutland, a critical de- 35-37 Oak Street Telephone .3922 maintain “ peace and security tion to announce the fall of the France were attacked this morning; city until I have confirmation," he Turks Report lense sector In northern Europe. after the war. , followed by an alert in much of Youth Admits added. Washington, May 26—(X*!—The These Danes also said there wero MANCHESTER DRY CLEANERS Seek Weapon In an address prepared for s position of the Treasury. May 24: central France. Only aircraft op­ reports that all police chiefs In NOTJCE! Boston City club luncheon. Burton He said counter-attacking Chi­ erating singly were reported over 93 WELLS STREET TELEPHONE 7254 nese had halted Japanese forces ReceipU, $56.6l8.9.'i0.98; expend­ Bulgar Revolt Jutland were arrested. The chief of said: , . Fatal Stabbing itures, $154,808,92.’)..’)3: net bal­ Germany by the Nazi radio. There the Danish border police waa re­ service! Slaver Usee "If we are now to translate fine ance, $9,412,279,967.32. ► waa no Immediate Allied confirma­ (Continned on Pnge .^ g b t) ported killed by the Oermaas when W l DOOS LO VI words Into deeds there must be es­ tion of these reports. he resisted arrest. A German sol­ tablished at the earliest practica­ / Reports Violent Air Battle* TPoops Receiilly Called HOLLAND CLEANSERS ble date s general International oi> Baffling Mystery Mur­ Earlier the Paris radio said ” a dier also was said to have been station ^olice Without Substan — ------f Colors Rebel Isian- stain In the skirmish. ~~VARICOSE ATEINS? DOG CHOW! ! Ionisation open to membership by locality near Soissons" was atta at least all the United Nation^ der Appears Solved ed laat night, and Vichy reported tial ‘ l.cad’ in Kil Somervell Says Manpower Inil -Dispatch Says. Swaneuft Convicted of TWO-WAY STRETCH WILL BE CLOSED 427 HARTFORD ROAD TELEPHONE 3866 large or small, and flexible enough that "violent air battles place After Confession Made over eastern France.” 'These re­ Camp Anza, CalH.. May ing Inside Oiureli to meet the changing, needs of the Moscow, May 26—(X>i-TThe of­ future In maintaining international ports also were without Allied con­ __Lieut. Beaufort O. Swancutt wns Philadelphia,’ May 26.—(X^—The Problem Remains Critical ficial Soviet news agency Tass car­ convicted by an Army e®**'* SHEERTEX MONDAY, MAY 29th Detroit, May 26. — UP) — Ad peace and security.” firmation. Would Be Serious Failure , baffling mystery miiraer of a 73' The lull today came after move ried a diapatch from Istanbul to­ tial l.Hlny on a charge nlttodly without a substantial day' which quoted travelers from Ing four persons In •. •/, ^ n v t m t £ l e He said that failure to "make year-old man who apparently had ifpf—The na- • much sorrow among the families than 6.000 Allied planes hammered Bulgaria as reporting a : revolt I'lead” after 48 hours' investigation tangible progress with plans for not an enemy in the world ap­ Chicago, May 26 airdromes and transportation cen­ frav here last .March 5. ^ 'Ooi ooS5 SUicTiS* and of our fighting men to waste any among Bulgarian troops recently nfflrers comprising the |)f the slaying of Mrs. Jean L«ng, the peace while the war Is going on peared solved today after police tlon’s manpower problem, says ■ ters on the continent with over ELASTIC HOSIERY tears on a master of ceremonies called to the colors. dellbernled only _____ I secretary at the Twelfth would be as serious a failure In our announced that a 20-year-old Lieut. Gen, Brehon Sonfervell, Is i out of a soft job. 8,000 tons of bomba yesterday in Soviet newspapers also carri* ONIV AT campaigns while fighting the bat- Detective William Engle of the he suggests that "If we have to were directed against at leaat 21 So That Our Employes May Have ch for the weapon used by the ,close the night clubs, let’s lock and the poolrooms and bowling al­ Bulgaria as saying that Sofia had •y- . • • Uea of today. homicide squad said laat night, leys with them. And let’s do with­ rail centers and 15 air flelda, and become the main German admin­ Purina Dog G m w b a Jry dog Jler. them up—and the poolrcmma and No Authority fof - They described the object of •Tt is Important, he added, that Alfred Miller, a former close out perfume and jewelry. If that ranged from Toulon in southern istrative center In the Balkans. ARIMUR food your dog will really go for. the Benefit o f a Long Week End "that there be no period of uncer­ friend at the victim, confessed the bowling alleys with them." France to the German capital it­ Washington. May 28^ ^ — a elr search as a "aharp and pow- And, the commanding general of will help get the war oyer sooner,” Theae two atoriea constituted the g ? aDRUC STORES tainty foUowlng the release o f the driving a sniall-bladed penknife self. , Senate Judiciary lu cxchuhru flavor b Uw rurak MMOBi FOB LORO WCflMNO. OOOL-RUNNINO bifuT knife with which Mrs. tong the Army Service forcea said tn a Moan Over Loss of Jobs only mention of Bulgaria in the headed by Senator of more than 15 yuurf of TUMurch PLEASE CALL FOR YOUR ORDERS I stabbed several times about force of common danger from the 30 times into the body of William He asserted that manpower still Soviet press today. enemy that holds us together with speech last night, entertainers Nov.) declared today *Tasia«» ...n flavor diat has bum prsvad BMY. MFE-RIDIBO OBflUn FOB I f YiARt __ haad and chest, apparently Harten. retired gas works em­ who have lost their jobs in night Is beii% employed In beauty shops (Earlier, a report received In nuotovelt hsd^o^onstitotl^ « BEFORE CLOSING TIME SATURDAY the urge o f self-preservation In the ploye, found slain In his hotel Nazis Claim 69 thufavofite ovuruU aimilar type Eibout 8:3d p. m. Tuesday as she clubs bcMiwe of a new tax law 1 and perfume factories as weU as London from Ankara said Russia statutory authority rked In the church on a news face of murderous attack. room May 6. should find no difficulty tn getting ' poolrwma had set last night as a deadline for foods taetad by fruu-choicu nurth-, Your co-operation in caHinar for winter articles which 'This mskes It Important that Red Planes Downed exMuttve order aador alletln for servtoemen. Engle said the motive for the work in war Industries, _ _ _ said London, May 26.—(X*)—A broad­ Bulgaria to cut loose from Hitler ™ r y Word * Companyo ode by Purina RuMarcb. you may have neglected to claim is oreently requested. Tint Btni HoM Two Me* agrsements for peacetime unity attack—“one of the" moat vicious Ing" over the loss of jobs recently Although at war with Britain and receive sUbetantlal and widespread There are plenty of Jobe for cast German communique said to­ m il order houo* was seized Our racks are overcrowded and we need^the room. Officers continued to hold for murders” In local history-was a them in your plants.” General by some 15,000 night club enter­ the United States. Bulgaris has G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. And Dog Cbow b good for your dog—a eonpbto food Mpply- iN ir approval before*the coming of day that a Soviet air attack on a bv armod troop# last questioning the woman’s estranged quarrel over personal relations be­ Somervell told a conference of, tainers because of retrencjiments German convov off northern Nor­ remained at peace with Russia be­ ing all the mout protein*, minorab, vitamina and other f o ^ Kuxbantl, Kenneth Long. 42-year- peace. Only In unity is there rrt- tween the six-foot. 300-pound vic­ 1,000 executives and industrialists following the 30 per cent Federal cause of the close blood ties of the Lumber of All Kinds sonsble promise of peace. The way resulted In Nazi flghteia shoot­ Attoraey ewendeb needed for top ooadidoo. Start fooding Dog Chow lid war worker, and Alax Simpson tim and Miller, who waa formerly last night. "Or on the railroads and excise tax on such entertainment. ing down 69 out of 80 attacking two countries. Mted the he h^ axtlM^ today, vre aefl it in S—25—100 lb, bege and in bulk. South Bend. Ind„ salesman for chances of reaching such under­ an elevator operator In the hotel ateamrttipa that are carrying the The country’s railroads. General (The Moscow radio broadcast an Ity to laoue the order; fi*®retary^M Mason Supplies— Paint— Hardware standing In Ume of war are better aircraft. Another plane /Chicago meat company. Detec- In which Harten lived. guns and amniunltlon to our fight-, Somervell told the conference, brought down by escort veasela In article from the official Soviet Commoroa J e w w ^ w * w thaa they will be in time "are short” more than 100,000 men, Balsam Wool Insulation 4v« Inspector John O. Whitman 87S PerwMia qaeattoned 'tlM convoy, the communique said. newspaper Isvestia yesterd^ ac­ aoldiero to take over tta plaaSaw , ing men. ^ _/ and many other Industrie# "al­ cusing Bulgarian authoritlto ited Long as saying hs did not SoluUon of the mystery came Toe Muck Boitww to Waeto Teare ' Earlier the Berlin radio said the ejeet Sewell Avery, ) his wife after drivtaig her to the *****Oiea>set MaxAeap "Let’e put these crooners to ready are below the minimum pow­ "pushing their country toward the chalmaat ^ goaffiSwiaa aa^ Checkerboard Feed Store Burton said thqt the United after detectives questioned 270 er they must have to do their es­ action took place laat **'K**t ®“ brink of a national catas^ ph e. lost MAIN 8T., OPP. FOBEST ST. nr**, ne of the Rev. Newell C. Uese- work at something useful. Our COAL COKE TBLEraOM B 3711 n . AnM persons who had known Harten sential part In the business of vic­ Nordkyn, at the extreme northern (An unconfirmed dispatch from leM af tho Doparemert^ IM W OIL next door to the choroh, at States would “face her post-war men are dying In Burma and In tip of Norway, about 200 airline tha War I.«hor B in d a ^ t ^ CMMttkri. recovsry under the greatest han­ In an investigation that took them p. m., and Simpson as ssylng ho to New England. Kentucky. South the jungtea of the Southwest Pa­ tory- . . . miles northwest of the Soviet Uoaal Lahoe Beiat#W B e e * 2 Main St. fel. eked St the door of the church dicap In history. Her tsxeq will cific. They’re' dying in Italy and In "Let’r put first things first (Ceattaued ea Page Blgkt). JLet's got our men home.” fO tt of Murmansk. A frtrrniTw rM w ^ (CoaUaued .ea Fagt^ BlghtX . j^the air over Germany. There’s^oo tCeJilxaed sa Pags BifhiL (Coattaasd m Fags Fm u ), PAGE t h r e e MANCHKSTEK e v e n IMG HEKXLU, MAWGnESIEK. m iUH », m a J J » « *

KAGE iwa MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. A^AT 26*. 1944 a store into a small dwelling at 37 • w * , Aj)j>^ls Board Starkweather street, nearer to the many Connecticut teachers dur­ iO(*al Stores CoiiiplclCM Course street line then is allowed in B ... FOR fitsi More Demaiul ing the summer as bring valuable Miirder*Trial Manch^ester FEPC Center zone was denied, but the applica- ''or A Cooh Comfortable •mm in guiding pupils and vinderstaiid- DANCE Ha^siyieetiiiS! flon of the Garden Apartment Cor­ ing their future needs. . Date Book Open Monday poration to be allowed to erect As a part of the'expanding egn- Neariiijij End ^ clothes drying yards between St. On Education cept of educational needs. Mr. - OfBigFijrlit MANCHESTER James and Forest street was ap­ Pratt- listed some- of the serviec.a ' Tonight Grants Two an3\Denic8 proved. MAIN SI. MANCNESIER which the .State Assodatloii is Red Mbn’s Carnival at the SPORTS CENTER llajority of Those al C C While the board denied the re- Summer Get Outfitted In Stale Official Given An D efen se Presents 21 Racial, Set*tionaV and Wells Street Three Applicalioin^ for queet of Helen Jacob fot a perma­ prepiarod to give to tea( hcr- Doughei ty Lot on Center street. [Mretiiig So Decide; Address to Teachers on groupa of the itate. \l’iliiesses to Testify oil Sunday, .May S« —.sr/iis 'Pblrtieal Angles Ctnn- Changes in Zoning nent tiefmit it g^nted » one-year Offlrera ,\re Selected Interfaith rally at High school Sut. Night, May 21 [May Be Exceptiofia. permit Post War Problems. Officers for the Manchester t;liaraeter of ^Miller. auditorium. bine lo Create Row. I to IS • ------House *s Summer Fashions Teachers' Club In the coming year Memorial Servlcea,at St. James's The Zoning Board of Appeals were announced In the annual church at 11 a. m. All local Vet­ Madera and Old FaafekNwd. A special meeting of the Mer- granted two requests for changed The probability that tlie po.^t- biislne.sa meeting which pr»^cded Bulk-tin! Washington. May 86.—UP)—Ra­ Farancrly HaM At MUIat^ ' anta’ division of the Manchester lads^ Condition erans' groups tc take part. Pelet Milter. Prowiytat ih the zoning rules and denied b'ar world will demandnd greater the dinner as follows: Pre.siilen*, W usliliigtiiii. .Ma.v ‘Jft—' 7 o'clock this morning in the application of Wade Jones to keep ising Anxiety Tropical ~ Worsted mental background of ^teachers ident’, Blanche Henry; secretary, trying him for first degree club at Emanuel Lutheran Oburch. 000 Item for the president's Fair chickens for his own use at 56 was pointed out by Lyndon U. AVIs Kellogg; trea.surer. Alice iiiiirdrr today that he 'first M. C. A. to discuss the possibll- Wednesday, May gi Employment PracUcea committee of closing the local atores all Foley street In a Zone B was London, Ma>y28— (A6—The con- Pratt, executive secretary of the 'forman: rhairnian o f.. Coutiu t I learned of his wife's Illicit Tenth annual Outdoor Miiaic the center of the biggest fight In granted. He lives at 53 Waddell And Up Connecticut State Teachers’ Aa.ao- committee. Oeorge Dougherty; relationship with Dr. .Inhn R. y Monday and Tuesday because -dltlon of Daisy \ q d William, two Festival of 1,000 voices lOO-piec'g a Hoii.se appropriations bill of $1,- the Memorial Day holiday on Road and the chickens will be near riatlon, at the Snal meeting of chairman of Study committee. IJnd when he picked up an ex-' 033,3.68.367. his home. Angelo Archino of 37 of the three survlvJhg quadruplets Marjorie Lcidholdl; chairman of trnsion telephone In his home band, Rducatlonal Square at 7 p. eaday. All merchanU in town the Manchester Teachers'. Club at m. \The committee was created a M 4 S ( »t » M H Doane street asked to add a six bom to Mrs. Daisy NRnham on the Bmanuel Lutheran ' church Social committee, Sally Jones; last summer and overheard » •are invited to attend whether SUITS ' ■ Friday, dune X yeqr ago tomorrow for tha an- embers of the Chamber or not. foot addiUon to his chicken coop. May 33, still was causing anxiety Wedne.aday evening. chairman of'Research coroniittre, i conversation between the two. noultced purpose of preventing today. George, smallest Betty WUIard; chairman of Legis­ Graduation exercises, Manches­ Decide to Remain Open This requss^ was denied. Helen Up to the Schools discrimination in employment be­ —TODAY Jacobs was also denietf the request quads, died last night. If the trend for mothers a.a well lative committee, Elizabeth Daly; Washington, Mav 26. i.ei The ter High school al State theater. The majority of those httendlng Gabardine Sunday, June 4 cause of race, color, creed or na­ Is morning’s session voted to re- to use one room in her home, at The condition o f Brian, who^qp- as fathers to work outside the | chairman of Public Relations corn- "love triangle" murder trial of tional origin. Its acUvttiea have A VERY UNUSUAL ped all the quads with a- bli home continues after the year, Mr. | niiltee. Marlon Lynch; chairman Organ Recital, Emily E. Yer- aln open on Monday. Howeveri 163 Oak street, a C Zone, for elec­ Roljert I. Miller neare Mork-nol. with the nationalists.” - Gentile Home VAMMy pR A yim Nurses’ Aides at the hospital. Sport Coats Smith said last night that he is *CUMM PMNCC OF HUiol' Chapter office closed in after- Has engaged a new chef who, calling a meeting of America First 8 ’* Sizei8 12 In 18. loon. they believe, can satisfy the leaders in Chicago the day before NOW PLAYING LOVELY JUNE TAYLOR Produetton Notes Sizes 8 to IS. the Republican National conven- I Piqua. O. May 2 6 - (A6— The a Fma quality imported aii new wool most crttic-al epicurea of .6lan- tion opens to anrrounce "the basts | steel ncr\’e.s that made Capt. Don DANCING GIRLS The production center will be ■ chester wljh a variety of .Amer­ iloeed all day Tuesday, Memorial J a Wonderful finish— » f t and smooth, on which we will support tlje Re- ■ S. Gentile America’s act> of aces in = P L U S aJJ^I n - ican or Itai^n dishes as well as publican candidate and the basis | the European theater wavered ^ y , which meana that it will be , $ 1 5 . 0 0 >pen Wednesday, Thursday and! a Worm! Hsovyl Size 72"*84" up deik-louB Sunmer salads, all on which we will not support such momt-ntarily last night os fellow $ 10.00 a candidate.” towTl.smen formally welcomed him rrlday of next week. a Beauttfulcolorsiblue,ros«,cedar,green. And Up. moderately pm ed and attrac­ home. — NORVELL The quota is getting along falr- tively served- .Asks PMpIr Stay Home' Neighbors who grumbled when A E L ^ L f • ' E' y well, but more workers will find • Luxurious roypn Mtin binding. Plus: “HENRY ALDRICH; ILK -\rv , r .' dnty to do at the center any .jf “ CROSS- THE STBEfTT FOR h?- performed aerial' acrobatics ■ V Washington, May 26 — — mver theif rooftops a few years BOY SCOUT’ ,y. All kinds of sewing is on / FINE FOOD TO EAT*’ Director J. Monroe Johnson, of the ^ g o , sang his praises as the dty ind, some very simple, some Boys * Office of Defense Transportation celebrated “Gentile day.” SUN. - MON. - TUBS. lore aifficult, so, that any woman AVi-ROUND ALL WOOL Boys’ Ligh I Weigh I No Dancing. - »ho can ply a needle can find appealed to the people today to Teachers who once reprimanded =MiMTE sMow&esfjnniy No Amusement Tl^. stay at home over the Memorial him for spending mors time with ething to do that will bs of BLANKETS at help to the staff. Sport Pants FULL WINE LIST! Day week-end. to give, service men airplanes than his lessons wrung a chance at furlough visits home. his hand and recalled his youthful Surgical Dressings 1 2 9 8 Dress Trousers The Sulhvans With the ^ o ta . all completed. % escapes with delight. • In Soft Woolens City officials who once knew ------PLUS ------Jie committee feels that the work Sizes F to IS. J'!, fer* have earned '1^ abort vacation. him only as the son of industrious ‘PARDON MY RHYTHM” a Superb imported oil new wool, Italian immlifranta acclaimed 3 next week there will be no eetlngs of the surgical dressing GentUe as the town'll greatest a luxurious brushed nop— deep, fiutfy; toups, either Monday evening or Irsro. a Extra worml Extra heovyi 72"x84". $5.00 up $ 4 .5 0 up Scores clamored for his auto­ ednesday. __ Capture Parcels Shipped a lovslypostals;blue,rose,cedar,green. graph. Hundreds joined in a par­ WALTZES Looking towards the imminent ©IPHIM -Tr@ii I? ade and thousands roared their vaslon, the American Red CroM cclaim for the flier who destroy­ EVERY TUESDAY AND ^ Whjt Jc*c' tni’ tut II'. ^ a Rich, durable rayon satin binding. ^ hold for •'in.it'.i ^ as shipped six thousand R ^ ed 30 Nazi planes—23 in the air FRIDAY NIGHTS Jrosa capture parcels for dlstrt- Min’s® and seven on the ground. te jr.lH,’ Hjrry Iji'io , lutlon to American prisoners of Men’s ^ HcJyliMirr Piiuhlhorr' ar In Dulags, or transit camps, Electric Ranges to Be Available K. OF C. HALL flatuncJL Italy and Cisrmany, It waa an- COMFORTERS RICH WITH Polo Shirts 88 Prospect Street, Hartfonl ounced this week by American Washington. May 26 — IA6 — ' TRARUNTO WORK ^ Straw Hats White. Tan or Blue. Featuiiag < It'/i/it mmf'/n id Cross Headquarters Here’s news from the hot stove r f;jkcrokiimr 'The shipment, now en route on league. No baseball banter this, e Swedish ship, „"Mangalore,’’ but advice from the War Produc­ Art Webster's Iihoul If.'ur.i. lt ' rings the total number of Red Men’s T(errj' Cloth . ^ i - tion board that 88,000 domestic OM Tlmera’ Oreheetra. iss capture parcels so far ahlp- $1.50 up WskQe<" mim teeBw te atebs fsor electric ranges, of which 68,000 Hut to prisoners of war up to 26,- Hoak Post, Prompter. will be available'to ciyiliitni, are ASK f/OkVBU A further shlpm'Snt of 24,000 • Ooud-ieft, worm oil naw wool filling. Polo Shirts $1.25 to be maniifacturiid during th e Fax-Tiato »-l» 8qua»M HI WILL ANSWER / ItetadMJ H t p iifi n 8l ■! hi- Qllf .*• T li'N*’. THl !"TA-'i .pture parcels Will leave within • Fina rayan eovar won't crock or ip***- rest of the year. e next thirty days. step. M yeo'M umuit, poeH These capture parcels, the gift CetHy hond-guidad trapunto work. Men’s if the American Red Cross, are • Megnifieant cotera cut tixa 72''x84*. .saued through the International Men’s Polo Shirts, Red Cross (Committee to American Panamas T R t MAT. t t H epse tes auiiip vMl prisoners of war as soon IS/t teal ie steWslMJ Most ar Bible after they are captursd. They $1.00—$1.15 White Caraeal KM te I provide newly captured American SMART RAYON TAFFETA RED MEN’ S prisoners with Immediate personal $4.00 In Darker Shades. essentials. . Each parcel contains th» follow­ ing Items; one pair pajamas, one pair bedroom alippera, one safety BOYS' POLO SHIRTS W e r b n e r ’S ra*or, three packages razor CARNIVAL blades, one sweater, two pairs • Craam-eeler nil new wool filling. ▼ ▼ SHOP. ^TORF, SHOE STORE socks, ono light undershirt, one 75c» »9c, $1.00 and $1.25 825 Main Street r light drawers, tlx cakea of • lanuttful eewar won't crock or me Here on For . Next War Now Anthracite Consumers Mexico’s MotorleM Days Wake Islands Pewey Surge Tall Cedars Team to ' .8, ’ Reminded Substitutes Under a wartime government In Charge at Temp^ ruling, _,Mexica,n motorists keep Staff SeS^eant James G* Temole Sinotro* (Continued From Pago One) (Continoad from Page One) iffice of War Infonna- .‘Vf^lUkie CoiuleillllS Use Is Necessary. their cars idle one day a week. Alter motorists pick their favor­ A public disavowal by Former Tomorrow Evening. I tion Particularly Em Findlay made no mention of anti-aircraft ite "motorlesa day,” they ate is­ President Hoover of any partici­ Buitiiig Negroes New Haven, Hay 26,—(8>)—Con­ Are at Wake and preaumably Iphasizes Propaganda sued stickers showing the day se­ Missions Italian tl.ere was none for the Americana pation in the selection of a. nomi­ The Tall Cedars degree team wi necticut consumers of anthracite lected. Battlefields iiKBoinbers last not a plane there. Four planes nee gave an Indication of the exemplify the Master Mason d| I Efforts in Turkey. coal were reminded today by Field \\I0^^ and three men were the losaes're­ warmth of a pre-convention cam­ New York, May 26—(J*)—Wen­ gree In a special xompuinicat.. Distribution Representative Mark ported for the Marcua attack paign that now appears to have of Manchester Lodge of Masons dell L. Wlllkie, In his first publi St*ir 8t-r*eant Jamei Find- which started a week ago today By James Marlow and G. Sandfoi^d of the Solid Fuels ad­ taken pn the aapect in some quar­ the Temple tomorrow night. Lodd George Zlelke appearance since he quit the rgee lajr. »on ent yesterday that it would not 1 in a letter to Secretary of State -""W'the duties assigned to him waa Mac Arthur’s forces moving to- '•ea-hl'<'ad section of the Fifth tion and development. Its satellites in line. Frances Burke Redick, has asked Manchester To Try Their Hartford, May 26—i/P)—State ,\rmy raptured 2,'600 prisoners up I At the time he presented the be beneficial to the party to have “ Newscasts Beamed at Turkey ~ to look out of the plane and try to J xnirliran nfi"'^'^™*^he Philippinca up the north only one presuiential candidate that the special session of the Maater William j. M u l l i g a n Guinea coast appears Inlrni- to noon yesterday. Among the* Rockefeller Lauds stabilization outline to Congiess At least "six specialized news ascertain where the flak battarles 0 1 when the convention meets. Legislature to be held early next are located. In doing so his helmet Fourth Degree, Knights of Colum­ hent. ■'rls'iner.s were the commander of Morgenthau said that any interna­ lervices are at work In Turkey, month, be asked to clarify that 65c the 95', will be received Into to call on artillery and medium Evert .Steady Pressure Stassen camp want a Republican the blank ballots to voters Arlier One of the thrilling sights In tanks to break up concentrated aiewscasts are beamed at Turkey than four* months before the elec­ the highest branch of Columbian- French and American troops, Hartford, May 26.—(/Pj—Nelson platform declaration favoring full from Berlin and the satellite capi- Served 11 A- M. to 2 P. M. these days of almost endless Ism here on Sunday. The degree enemy small arms and mortar tion in which they are to be used. exerting .steady pre.ssure in the Rockefeller, coordinator of inter- and forceful collaboration with. thrills of war waa the eruption of will take place in Foot Guard hall lire, had re’iched the edge of an mountain.s north of Tcrracina in a Burton Urges Other ' nations to preserve future Mount Vesuvius. He waa enjoying ‘fta*''” ’ Experts propagandists work at 2 p. m. incompieted air field at Maffln move that was rapidly straighten­ American affairs, in a telegram to peace. vith the Turkish motion picture a few days leave In Naples when The candidates and members, bay, Dutch New Guinea. ing the battle line out along an Governor Baldwin today, describ­ Senator Taft (R., Ohio)j has the eruption occurred. He saw World Union ndustry, with the periodical press, who will attend the aff.iir from-ail i'This field may be already ig east-west axis, captursrf Monte ed Connecticut’s welcome to Its been chosen as one of his state’s lrith booksellers and' magazine two towns wip^ out by the lava part? of the state, will then march American hamla, inasmuch a.s repiescntatives on the Resolu­ Reserved Dignity flow from the volcano. Vaglia. northeast of PiCo, Monte Latln-American visitors this week Bistrlbufors. German films are de­ to St. Patrick's church for solemn MacArthur’s communique "cover Civitella, west of . and (Continued From Page One) tions committee and he is known signed for the Turks, German Sergeant Findlay has nothing benediction. A banquet will follow as a "major contribution to the actions of two and three days ago other important points in that re­ success of the development of our to feel that views of Bricker, producU are advertised so aa to In Modern Memorials but the* highest of praise for the in the evening at the Hotel Bond. and today’s report referred to an whoirf he is supporting, will have work the USO and Red Cross are gion. The enemy hit back vdltlf good neighbor, policy." far exceed those before the war e bribes. „ , . ^ National dignitaries of the K. of action Wednesday.) .several local counter-attacks. and her debt will be at least ten much more weight in the platform The Germans cultivate Turkish Our Memorials are PROUDLY ■ W id e doing. He says that both ageii- C. will be present and .the main John Lockwood (counsel for the Clearance hiplomatic and military officials buUt to be PROUDLY owned. See dea are right up front with the The Martin field, beyond which In their fWght from Littorla ahd office o f coordinator) has just re- time.s what it was before the war delibetations if the Ohio governor speakers at the banquet will be lies the seiviceable Sawar air­ elstwhere along the Pontine plain ” We must pay the.se taxes and fights to the finish for the nomina­ tiid Turkish newspapermen, pro­ lighting men giving the best pos­ Judge John E . Swift of Boston, tumedi Mr. Rockefeller said. "He our present slock of .Monuments of strip, is or. the mainland just we.st the Germans left behind much service this (iebt,” he asserted. tion. fessors, doctors, authors, scien- all types and prires, or let us make sible service under the most diffi­ who is deputy supreme knight of told me of the remarkable success lists. They offer professorships, cult circumstances. He -has seen the K. of C., and United St.ates of the fine Wakde island air naae, equlpm^t. At-the .southern end of the visit to Connecticut of the “ The bonds evidencing our nation­ suggestions without any obligation captured .May 18 and now in op­ of the plain the tov.n.s of Sabaudia al debt are held by every bank, The U. S. automotive industry fellowships and outright bribes. a number of stage, radio and Senator Francis Maloney of Meri­ Inter-Amer-ican Development com­ In a general Way the same in whatsoever. screen stars doing their entertain­ den. eration. and Pontina were found unoc­ mission delegates due to your insurance company, church, trtis- his a backlog of 42 ycar.i of pro­ OKDERED SOLD! In late April, MacArthur’s leap­ cupied. lee and practically every family In duction experience' and 86,000,000 •i.aive propaganda campaign Is ment bits right within the sphere vision and personal leadership, ,*rried on in Sweden. <3erman of battle. He saw Irv’lng Berlin’s 1 frogging invaders seized four air­ In swift exploitation of the Ger­ perfection, of arrangements, and America. Default on it would vehicles. , NEW SPRING dromes at Hollandia, another at man coastal withdrawal and fall mean depression, unemployment ^pagaridisU swarm through the warm, friendly spirit of the Spain. Some Spanish newspapers pieT’ I Chaplin Foriiiallv Altape, British New Guinea, and of Cisterna, Fifth Army froces cut people of Connecticut. and suffering. further to the southeast Austral­ a lateral road leading to Corl, six , “To carry these taxe:» and this jti'e subsidized by the German em Manchester Memorial Company d r e s s e s • * * In his tour of duty in the Euro- "I want to expJess to you and ay. Others sre bribed. pean theater Findlay dldp't mecti Denies Palernily ians overran the Madang and miles to the northeast, and anoth­ debt, we must create a condition PRl .’TS, RAYONS. ETC. through you to all those sharing of abundance. We must have a P add^ Salaries Offered A. Aimetti, Prop. another Manchester boy. In a | Alexishafen fields. er leading in a northeasterly direc­ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT R ilS _ Trying to hamstring future re VALDES T O ^ .9 5 ! in this welcome my deep apprecia­ production of ' real wealth in Corner Pearl and Harrison Sta. Tel. 7787 or 5207 Red Cross depot he was register­ Jiuigle Fighting Bitter tion to Doganella, three miles off tion arid congratulations.. It has latlons between this country jurn 4 ing his name and address and he The jungle fighting in the the Appian way below Cisterna. America that will exceed our pro­ TWENTY-FIVt GAMES FOR *1.00 Spain and Latin America, the Ger- Open Sundays. Los Angeles, May - Joan been a major contributicfii to the duction before the war.’’. ran across the name of Mike Mi- Wakde-Maffln bay area has been Several enemy attacks directed success of our conference and to Jnans are offering Spanish educa­ ranovich of this jown. but he nev­ Berr>’’9 suit alleging,' that Charles Buy Direct and Save Money! Chaplin is the father of her child bitter. Since the May 17 land­ down the Cori road were repulsed. the development of our good tors professorships in German er did get to meet him. ing near Toem, south of Wakde. Artillery Fire Lighter chools at padded salaries. ORDERED SOLD! He will be In town for Ih^ next wa.s instituted in the hope that neighbor policy. I regret more than 971 Japanese have l)gen killed and In their advance toward the ever that I could not be with you.” 11 Norwegians In the Far East the Japanese few weeks and he would glad " out of co^xrt, the uplicate the German efforts in the five captured aa against American , some 15 'miles south-1 ------‘ "— NEW SPRING HERE JT IS! BUY NOW! A Sale that Is to conUct some of hik former bud-' comedian-iisB chargedxin an­ AERO BINGO vest, trying to turn the Chinese swering the action. \ rasualties of 61 killed, 182 wound­ dies. east of Rome where the Germans] „ -- Shot to Death ind the peoples of India against Chaplin's answer formally de­ ed and three missing. ' apparently hoped to make their • A l i a p n t P e D c L U O t AT Headquarters also reported the America and the United Nations GOATS . . . Truly Sensational! The Loss Is Ours — The nied fatherhood and contended final stand for the Eternal City, ‘ OWI, of course, doesn’t go into i that his 24-year-o!d former pro­ slaying of 151 m) — Red born child for a cocker spaniel ly support others at Noemfoor island. Front dispatches said that the SUITS . . i dog.T Bypassed enemy air fields A civilian may vote by absentee ed by United States government t,rmy units killed more than 200 *8.50 FOR WOMEN AND MISSES’ Purchase During This Great Money-Saving Carmans abandoned Aquino yes­ monitors. The other was described •1 explained that full custody around Wewak, British New Gui­ ballot for the state and national ermans and took others prisoner ExclusUV TAILORED AND DRESSMAKER terday after the Canadian advance candidates, Mrs. Redick explains as a ’’fantastic Comipunist." of the dog would be exchanged nea, were kept neutralized and ad­ to the Mclfa had flanked them. The they repelled s Nazi reconnals- of EFfXCTS. VALDES TO $22! for full custody of the baby,” Food Supply to Be jacent supply stores ripped Wed­ in a letter to the town clerks, but Taxes. Sale? « Aquino garrison was said to have und&r the law may not vote „j»ce foray southeast of Stanl- Heinz, 24, testified'w'hen the cus-*- nesday by more than 100 Bo.stons, withdrawn across Highway 6 to­ tiTwow. Moscow announced to- tody battle over their son, Clif­ Good for Months Mitchells, Lightnings' and Thun-' through such a ballot for town or ford HI, now 4 years of age, wards the town of , in municipal officers. This privilege, ttay, while the ground fighting lull der'nolt.s, - the hilU five miles north and slighti ^ntinued elsewhere along the ORDERED SOI.D! opened in Superior court yester­ however, may be usejl by service­ FOR SALE BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU TOO! day. 1 ly west of Aquino. Occupation of men. kutem front. Aquino gave the Allies a new air­ ALL FINEST .Heinz said, however,, that his Washington, May 26—oPi—The 1 'The broadcast Russian commu­ OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FA.MOUS food supply is good and will re­ Bracllev Seen Sure field. % Boncle Livins' Room Suite, nique recorded here by the Soviet MEN! wife gave the dog away before the child was born. main good for some months.. but Nazis SUU Hold Highest Peak Surd forDivopce- lie Dininff Room Suite, [nonitor, also said that Russian HIGH GRADE rationing "of one type of food or British and Polish troops o f the blanes sank two German tr»p®* COATS . . . He and his wife. both are .suing another" will be with us for the Of National Post High Chair, Baby Scale. ^ r ts __one of 4,000 tons and the FOB WOMEN AND MISSES! for custody of the son, wlio is EighUi Armyi following up the re­ Bridgeport. May 26—(^1—IJpp- duration. treating First German Parachute man Walter Lissberger, Norwalk ^ e r of 3,000 tons— in the Gulf of ARISTOCRATS OF DESIGN AND TOP- , now at'the home of Heinz’ ir.otli- This in summarv- is the finding Ail Practically Newl nd early yesterday. FABRIC. VALDES TO *3^ SUITS er, Mrs. Sara MacLean, here. division, advanced in the hills to­ business promoter, who was in­ of the Office of VVar Information Hartford, May 26.—(Ab-i-kJ. Ken­ ward and Roccasecca volved In the Merritt parkway In- Suits AND COATS Mrs. Heinz’ attorney

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81 ANTmCSTClf EVENING HERALE. 'MANCHESTER, CONN. FRTDAT. M AT 26. 1914 EATH5 s B v e r r - MANCHLSI’LK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. ERIDAV, MA\ 2Q. 1514 y • r A G E SIX ,:iunncr's %'ings, at Klrtland Field, put on by talent from the Hollis- -tar street school will precede the Dorothy Douglas, 19, and her I returned from overseas. It was t Albuquerque, 'New Mexico. Ai'irrk-an live ^ The v.-’lno of « ich liv little thinga aa well Girl Scout Troop Cadet McCabe Wartime Youth speaker. The program Is put on by friend. Miss Lourdine Llvsrmore, our plan that a divorce would be [Pick Editors Ueut. McCabe Is a graduate of Manchester I tha courtesy of Tom Bentley. In / WANTED .liU aliceily nenl to Kii.viiia woiihl , ihins". ' ~ Swancutt Life * siso 19, at an Officare' Club dance; arranged while I was away. There i Manchester High achool, class of probably b\ii:« pared and presented by the girls; will meet at .the Country club organize a Fruit anij, 'Vegetable 81 SEA.MAN CIRCLE — ORFORD VILLAGE Perhaps, however, there ia a logi­ or armed conquest on the part of Camp Anza, Calif., May 26—(iPj were that he never had been able For Memorial Day valid Ip all areas through Sept. 8r Uabe, thesis y e ir old son of Kl- Book Four, red .stamps A8 I May o f Glastonbury has been Potash deposits ,of the Regd Sea Monday neon. The speaker for th^ Advisory Transportstlon conimlt- S ' SUB8CIUFT10N RATES Russia. —With Lieut. Beaufort G. Swan- to get along with his wife. Gert­ Priscilla Beckvrith, Patty Hauck,' dred J. and Mrs, Annie M. Mc- cal bad rea.son why the develop­ through\T8 now valid indefinitely. lalectad adltor-ln-chlef of The Con- duet. The Ash Grove. ere valued at approximately $70,- occasion, will be Merlin ButUhead tee to assist the Office of De­ ^One Te»f by IE «» ...... “ cutt'a own delineation of his tur­ rude, whom he married in 1933, di­ The Local W ar Price and O b e, 115 Russell street, has been Per Month by Unll •••••• I U ment of a new category In our What should really happen with No more red stamps will be vali­ 000,000,000. In addition, thU 10 by of the ciouncil o f Social Agencies, fense Traiisportatlon. The com- .1 UJ vorced in 1937 and remarried in Mrs. Laiira' M. Loonlls. secre­ tioning Board Is located In the Lli naotlcut Campus, and Marjorie Janet Wilson, A Baton Drill. Sionte Cooy ...... regard to the Pacific lalanda? bulent life history as a guide, a dated until June 4: Carolyn ScOtt, Janet Barfiard, 17-mile body of water contains a In the Hartford office. His subject I mlttce will represent the area / OelTTored One Tear ...... ie.Ob aid to Russia ahould be considered 1942 in a civil ceremony. He said tary of the Manchester Memorial coin school opposite the post j Turner of Stretford haa been military court was to recommend Processed Poods Tap Dance. wealth of bromine, chloride, gyp­ will be "The Work of Youth In which Includes Hartford, Tolland the* opening for controveray. There Ideally, it should be possible to they were married again recently flee. Office hours are as follq' {elected buelnese m|naKer for the iiEMMhiit o r to the Army today whether he in the Camp Anza hospital by a Day committee, has mailed the Book Four blue stamps AS June Stevenson, piano sblo. The sum, and magnesium. War Time.” A ; mtislcar attraction land Litchfield counties. "MONTGOMERY .W A R l^ ^ guard our own security without j Monday, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m The A8WKT1ATE0 .J. are still those-.who wouldn't like should pay with his life for the Catholic priest, since "Gertrude following letter to the different through Q8 now valjd-indefinitely. Ifall eemester. ' Parade o f the Wooden Soldiers. The Aeeocleted Preee n eecluewe- territorial grabs, and It ahould be p. m. to 0:15 p. m Russia even iPshe won the whole .slaying of four peysona in a shoot­ wanted it that way becauae our re­ patriotic organizations in Man­ Next series of five blue stamps ^V*?***^; ^ Other newly elected members of Loraine Scoville, solo, (Soodnight ly entitled to the oee of valid June 1. Wednesday, 2 p. m. to 5:10 p. ra, tion of all neera war for us. possible to guarantee even these ing fray March 5. marriage waa not valid in the eyes I the odltorlel aU ff are: Rueaell tidier. '' / to ft or not oftiorwiM orooi»«« chester: Sugar Thursday, 10 a. m. to 3:15 p. m Well, the cruiser busincy may unimportant native populations of 'The 31-year-old La Crosse. Wis., of the Catholic church, and be­ HUntar of Farmington, managing Nancy Burnham^viblin solo, Ap­ i M plU r .nd . 1.0 rh. (o O n.w. officer, testifying for two hours "To All Patriotic Organizations Book Four stamps' 30 and 31 Friday," 10 a. m. to 5:16 p. m the Paclfi(| the framework of their cause something rtiight happen to [editor; Mery Ann Uhota, of Ter- ple Blossoms. / /■ oub}lehed h«ra „pybUcaiioB oi be a satisfactory Senate sensa­ and 20 minutes yesterday at his and Auxiliaries: good for five pounds indefinitely. Saturday, 10 a. m. to 12:30 p. me." The telephone number Is 2-0494. I ry^lle, copy editor; Kirk Hetsian Janice Hallidgy accompanied at apeelal Jleoaiohee herein, are alao tion, but we doubt that it becomes own freedom instead of merely a court martial, offered no denial of Swancutt was wounded by a po­ "The Permanent Memorial Day Stamp 60 valid for five pounds for l o f Hartford, aporta editor; Grace For Summar Fun, home canning through Feb. 28, the piano, / ’ reae rved. ■______a public sen.sation. Most Ameri- chattel place in a scheme of the shootings but insisting that liceman who arrested him. commjttec of the Town of Man­ I Freedman of Manchester, new# 1945. Morene /Johnson, Gwendolyn chooi* a 2-piece he had no motive or Intent to kill DeUila Life of Poverty chester takes pleasure in inviting Convicted of Manslaughter I editor; and Bette Houston of Full aarvlea cllani of N. E * i cans, wc think, are more intere-st- American imperialism. Shoes Glenney. Wilma Scott. Joan Bar- any, or any memory of such an .Swancutt earlier had detailed you to attend the following pro­ 1 Bridgeport, feature writer. on ploysuit S.rvict Inc.______— Both problems belong'not in the Book Three airplane stamps 1 stow, qi)«tet, Sing Your Way ed in doing every last thing pos­ occurrence. , for the court an early life of po\>- grams: Alfi-ad, Me. May 26 — 1/P) BiMiness Staff Members ✓ wit 8 pj e a t e d ' Puhliahara K*'>t»»an'a|'»»* realm of unilateral deciaion by one and 2 good Indefinitely. George E. Ashworth, 60, a Sanfoij Home./ “ —---- :------sible to help win the' war than Contends Blackout Suffered erty. insufficient food and cloth­ “ Sunday, May 28. 11:00 a, m., Members o f the business staff ihoiTs . . trimly j'hitua Maihawa *?,* divine worship at St. James's millhand, has been convicted C l^ a Skrabach, piano solo. Star NeV Tork. Chiraao D»'roli and they are in assuming small boy great power looking out for Itself Previously declared saqe by the ing', Inadequate medical attention Gasoline I Include: Settle Underwood of church. In northeast and southeast. 10-A manslaughter in the rifle slayln of >ne Sea. -• tailored ikirt ^a>'hii ■ exclusively, but in the realm of court, Swancutt contended he suf­ ard head injuries sustained as a Hartford, assistant business man- lo'nnie Scott, Carolyn Scott, attitudes toward our Allies. "Tuesday, May 30. 9:30 a. m.. coupons valid for three gallons of 'his wife, Sarah 52, In teel .. 1 PrintI. itrlpei,^ MEMbeiK a u u it b u r f a u o » United Nations deciaion looking fered a mental blackout the after. boxer. Yet. he said, his general J eger; Joan Mataslk of Milford, /fanet Davis, Betty Ann Prentice, Cim'I'I.ATloN.S noon of March 5, from which he health was; good when he entered formation of parade at ^ Main through Aug. 8. Elsewhere, 11-A home on April 2. A York Counlf I circulation manager; Janet Mats florals. 12 to 20. to a world in which all nations, street and Hartford Road. coupons good for three .gallons Superior court jury brought in qiiartct. Adios M-.mma. Comiisny did not recover for several days. i the Army in 1942. I hundreds of loggers left the woods Loraine ScovUle, Nancy Burnham But. if we want to know bow to join mill and boom ■workers al­ and Wilma Scott. Other badges' experienced the rigors of the Gus­ I 'To Be Judged Pol palenlad tha NaHaw Directed by G. Albert Pearson Ru.s.sla feels abuut her demands ready off the Job in protest of the earned by the entire Troop are. tav Line, and found them authen­ national W LB denial of wage in­ Child Care, the .courae waa given Oraund tlad a far caalar, Community Singing by the Audience on Poland, for Instance, we have "FaeHier Taach" iliewlae tic. creases. I StraUord, May 26—(/P)—Pre­ by Mrs. Rachel Barnes of the Visit­ only to look at our own public • Accompanists! | W riting frpm our experience The walkouts engulfed the Will­ liminary judging in the state-wlda ing Nurse Association. First* Aid opinion on the question of what I Oorsair model plane contest, apon- and Home Nurae. thU course w r : against the Gustav Line, there amette valley, where nearly 1,000 f Harold Turkington Barbara Turkington Shalt be done with the Japanese- men left mills, and 600 others left I sored by Chance Vought Aircraft given by Mrs. Swallow of the wasn't a millUry commentator . and the Bridgeport AaronauU, w ill American Red Croat Staff. Under T held lalanda of the Pacific. The logging operations along the Ore­ who didn't frankly expect the final gon coast. Six hundred more quit get under way Monday at Legion the supervision o f the leader and ^ k i n g of that line to b _^ _ ^ U .'i BONDS ind easy suspicion that such a policy dent Roosevelt. in the past 14 days. Wc have The WPB estimated a daily pro­ DRUG STORES represents a violation of the A t­ Fire and Blast ST.AXPS destroyed the Hitler Line loo. It duction loss of 9,500,000 bosrd lantic Charter. But that uneasi­ would have been major triumph feet. The IW A District council ness is easily quelled, and the pol­ (CIO) will meet here Saturday 4o Fatal to Five enough to have traveled 10 or 20 AT o t m - a i o ^ icy is easily justified. study further action.^ t^cUxjrccjt Jltjcrvctf Sb)rucj St-ore rolorfiil, eomfy eWrta ta mUes. We have advanced 60. tt One ray of hope came from paatol monetoBM, gay oaulU- The arguments we give our­ Fitchburg Mass., May 26—iiP)— would have been triumph enough Everett, Wash., whei-e door and An elderly couplo and three chil­ colore, or eheery atrip**. selves In justifying such a policy Small, medium, larg* aU«a. to ehow that the Naaia could be veneer departments of th4 Robin­ dren died last night in afi explo­ are exactly the same arguments son Manufacturing Co., resumed beaten. .W e have given them a sion and fire in a three-story wood­ Russia uses in justifying her pol­ operations. en tenement building at 10 Cas­ i;oo thrashing. SUN, GLASSES 25c n. icy ^ territorial expansion. We cade street. West Fitchburg. I Complete Protection Nor le there, anywhere, any in- need these islands for our own Another child was burned seri­ Siaes dlcaUon that the Nazis them­ military protection. W e cannot af­ l Stale SijW^ers ously- . ... I f A U I A TOOTH POWDER o C Mu*: Denial Slack!. The dead: Oarence Conrad, 69, IS M SO. selves were* less good. In the past ford to take chances in the post- and h li wife. 63, Paul Espie, five, two weeks, than they had been in Listed as Missing | 1.69 >war world. Collective aecurity is and Joan and John^Esple. twins, \for Your FUR COAT W DR. 1 Tun V their many months of triumphant all right in theory, but we want alght-yaan-old. stalemate on the Italian front. Robert Espie. 12, suffered burns to be sure that we can take care over three-quarters of hlfi body They are as much surpri.sed a.s we Washington. May 26—(/Pi—The C A ^ U A n A A l l OIL SHAMPOO o n of ourselves if collective security names of four Connecticut men and ^doctors at Burbank hospital ana WINTER WARDROBE OilUwg Film I are. and even their High Com­ doesn't materialize, or doesn't are Included In s list of 546 United described his condition as only D l l - m A K - ■ ■■ iLtmot I) OuC CALOMINE mand communiques are showing it work. Pretty isoon, you can be states soldiers missing in action one-of-a-kind "fair" today. . . i Properly Stored and Fidly by their frenzied, almost laugh­ in the Central Pacific, European W illiam G. Espie, father of the LOTION sure, we will begin flattering our- and Mediterranean areas, the War I children, was at work at the time able attempts to keep up with the Injured in Our Oivn .selves that, the natives who live dopartmrent announced today. 1 of the fire. Their mother left the TOILET TISSUE , backward progress of their '. ■ * - S ' III these islands are burning with They and next of kin: house only a few minutes before to 2 9c visit a neighbor. —iaxari TmIwd j armiee. zeal to belong to the United Central Pacific area: WALDORF (Limtt < >•»$)______4 1 21c ; .“ From the area of Littoria," Angelo, Tech, Sergt. Arthur E. State.s. —Arthur J. Ahgelo. father. 92 sample sofas and chairs reads a ssetion of yesterday s The only reason we haven't got Bishop street. New Haven. Democrats Open GOLD STORAGE VAULT! A 'li/e /J'te Nazi communique, "our troops are hot controversy on our hands over Hauck, Second Lieut. Lester W. — Mrs. Evelyn May Mansell, moth­ ; detaching themselves tdwanl the the proposed annexation of these Session Tonight! er, Locust Lane, Stamford. Stored and SPORT & OUTING NEEDS j northeast according to oiders to- islands is that the native popula­ .Mediterranean area: Insured J.' 1&ET SIT FOR T|4I HOLIOAYSI 1 ward mountain foothills in order tion of these islands has no or­ Howarth, Staff Sergt. Raymond with Spring Construction! New Haven, May 26.—lA*!— Ap- $100.00 Value * to link up there with formations R. —Mrs. Mary E. Howarth, moth­ proxlmately 1,000 Democrats be- j ganized government of its own, OOLDIN CROWN which have been withdrawn from er. 64 Union street, Guilford. •a gan gathering her# today prepara­ FUR COATS t t W A M R L has no descendants and friends I Isherwood, Staff Sergt. Charles tory to the opening of the two-day i the secfoi- of TCerracina toward KATU TINNIS BAUS living in our midst, has no visible S. -r-Mrs. Louise Isherwood, wife, convention which will name a 26- All Furs Properly Dusted h Whit* ! the north. The movements were One-of-a-kind upholstered pieces reduced to Square-arm Lawson S6fa and $ 2 - 9 5 ■: . national pride of its own, and has 40Xhestnut avenUe, Waterbury. f DAVENPORTS delegiate, 18-vote delegation to the OvMy 1 ‘4»( Thermos Jugs 4 carried out accortJ^g to plan in ! relieve floors overcro'wded due to Summer \matching Lawson chair. Figured National convention. no means of carrying on agitation ■ Classic Tuxedb model in a tassel- Before Placed in Vault 2% Exces*. wine tapestry cover. Was $225.00.. Senator Harry 8. Truman (D) of 1 0 < t ] •pite of the enemy piessing for-1 displays and an enlarged Old Connecticut Valuation against this American imperial­ patterned green damask; green fringe MUaopri will keynote the opening 9* plMei. $ 1 .4 9 up Freih S Of., ^ Foiir From Stale (Antique) Shop, f- ...... $ 1 6 9 . Stock. . ward stronglyj ism. We, therefore, proceed hap­ valance. W as $ 2 1 0 .0 0 ...... $169. _ aeaaion tonight with the conven- Saffaef lar - Read that over again, for a' Sleepy-hollow Sofa with button- ■wy Newf pily on the assumption that the Lounge sofa with slantiiig roll [tio n scheduled to get down to the ; good satisfactoi-y horse laugh, Gel Flying Cross - tufted seat and back, and matching I aerioua buaineaa of electing dele-1 people who live in these islands arms; rose and blue figure-striped Dry Cleaned— Stored i Then give three cheers for th.el Roll-arm Lounge in turquoise figured dam­ lounge chair in rose figured tapestrv. gate* tomorrow. Athletic Supporters Lucien LeLqng either don't can who rules them. damask. Wa.s- $210.00...... -.$169. boys who have reduced the Ger- ignorant to make any ask. W as $169.00 ...... f r...... $125* ""Slightiy shop-marked. Was $22-i.90 Washington,- May 26--lA*)— Four Square arm Lawson Lounge with High-arm Lounge in modern style; mauve 151 Vateraaa Placed Ui Joba F U R 4 ^ I M ^ O 5 0 c Cream Colog'ne roan High Command to that state of their own. We assume Connecticut members of the ...... 'a. $ 9 8 # two cushions; deep, rich plum dam­ and beige figured tapestry. Was $155.00.. of imbecility. j! that. We don't know it. We Preb­ United States Army Flflth Air Hartford. May 26.—(PI— A to-| Nerdex Sanboni Creaai CHAIRS tal of 151 ex-servlcemta.'. taree- $ 2 . 4 8 up $1.50 le *7 'ably won't bother to ask them. Fore'e have been awai-ded the dis­ ask cover. W as $109.00.... .$125. ....••..•.•...... •....•■•.•-•I-*-*. $125. tinguished’ flying cross, th» War ' Lawson Lounge model with roll Heppelwhite serpentine front Periotl model Chippendale Barrel Chair in ro.'*e- fourtha of whom are veterans, of Tardley’a, Ere«hig hi ParH W h a t's W ro n g W ith It? ;rithcr. Why, nm the risk of an department announced today. the present war, were added to the 1 Exceea^Vahaatlon 3 9 c arm s; beige tapestfy with rust and having tapered legs; classic figured turquoise rust figured da’mask. Ball-and-claw COATS Ptmad*%, I unplca.sant answer? J Hat of former soldlershplaced In They are: — ' feet. W as $69.50 ^^9.50 The world is. waiting for the I , we'll be doing what is good for Alden G. W*oodw6rth, First ireen. W as $155,00 ...... $125. damask cover. W as $198.00...... $169.. (Connecticut Industry by Yha ,Unit­ TeiiMs SteckiRg Lotion E or^ American Splee greatest and perhaps the most improving their Lieutenant, 39 High street, Clin­ London Lounge model'with low, flat^n ps; Spade-foot Barrel Chair in tnr- ed Statea Employment S e id e l Lawson Roll Arm model in rich red during April, Manpower Director'] ’ DUSTINC POWDERS . costly battle in' all history. i standard of living, we'U be-leadlng ton. grew and white %textured tapestry. Was . quois and white figured tapestrv. Dry Cleaned-—St'ored $1.00 James E. Callaghan, staff Ser­ mohair frieze. W as $159,00. .$,125. WilUam J. Fitzgerald #aa an-1 W as $79.00 ...... $ 5 9 . 7 5 and tax om Washington, meanwhile, has ® | them toward.s -freedom, which is geant, 141 Hawkins stret-t, Derby._ Roll-arm Lawson model in tqr- $185.00 -$149# nounced. # ' f ' ' 20% rioesau excise TOiLtraica sensation. It Is the, disclosure Robert Livingston, staff ' Ser­ Cabriole leg Barrel Chair with, nail Insure(if-$50.00 Value what imperialism always claims quoise mohair frieze. W as $195.01*.. Roll-arm, swell-front Lounge Model in ice- ^ - erOtomolato | 'th a t a United States cruiser has geant, 446 Shelton street, Bridge­ trim. Blue figured tapestry. Was JAR VEX MIST lor Itself as its benevolent func­ • ••••aaa»«a«a«»*Baa«aaB*B** ^ I ^ blue damask cover; moss piped. W as $296.00 SALE! SPRING probably been transfened to the port. $75,00 .a * ...... *$ 5 9 . 15 tion. Thomas M. Moran, ataft ser­ Lawson with square, cut-back ,...... $ 2 5 9 . MALTED MILK I Sheer dhlrtwalet. Col­ Mrvice of Soviet Russia. This Square-arm W ing Chair, Queen .48 up ored polka dote, la ,There isn't the slightest doubt geant, .51 < hadwick avenue, Hart­ CLEANING NEEDS arms; two cushions. Turtiuoise and London Lounge inodel in blue homespun- whit* only. 82 to 88. terrible, this shucking thing is di­ that the same American citizens ford. Anne feet; gold and grey tapestrv and SUITS 59e Lb. 49c PU gold striped damask. W as $163.00.. textured lapestr>'. W as $196.00... .$155* S% Exeece Valuatinn PfOtoOyoorh otiotM Wtotom vulged by a member of the Senate who register themselves as favor­ cover. W as $89.00 ...... $ 6 9 . 5 0 1.98 as an item of world shaking im- TWO-PIECE GROUPS Queen Anpe W ing Cljair in green •a aH W O n i ing this annexation of Pacific is- Squarerarm Lawson in pin-striped portance. Some of his colleagues | jg^da by us would also go on rec- New Loiuloii Tar and mauve tanestry; green moss edg­ - O t T f T A & f O r .W e s i^ turquoise mohair. W as $195,00.... Square-arm Lawson sofa and roll-arm, at­ Criap rayoB Jumpers agree that it is a sensational dis­ ing. W as'$119.00...... $ 9 5 . Uhohot B A - claastlcally tailored ia ord as condemning Russia's policy . . $155 tached pillow-back lounge chair in matching O u r Refrigerated Vault is located at our pmmi tin ■. 0 9 $ closure. Why, says one, tbe whole Listed as Dead! Chippendale W ing Chair with f a m o u s blue, green, melon, with regard to Poland. Square-arm Lawson in a closely cover; mauve and beige figured tapestry.- . .UtttleB ta_iew, CetlaiB death le American .fleet might be handed ' stretcher base; mauve striped dam- an. wOwber: Main Pljant and is open fo r inspection to the gold, nine. S lu e » And that is a clear indication woven, pin-striped rose mohair cover. W as $234.00 ...... '.$189. BtoUin, z>oih oggo T o o th to 20. ■ over to Russia, and Congress not ask. W as $85.00...... $69.50 of how far we Americans have to Lawson roll-arm sofa and matching Law- js s s 4 r& a .« Iiavs even a chance to stop It! Washington, May 26— UP)— The W as $196.00 ...... $155. Chippendale ball-and-claw W ing igM privately ane public ak all times. ONB Pe. CBAMOn f 4$ B r u s h e s 3.98 progress. If this is going to be a lOy aiM ta ell ea*M. name of one C?onnecttcut man iS Squai^-arm Lawson in a textured son chair ih wine figured tapestry. W as Wothohh. i»M2SIO€kn. Call out the bounds, demand an world of collective security. The Included In today's Navy depart­ Chair in figured linen, cover. W as IV aad the ahUMy te, turquoise frieze. Was $196.00.'...- $225.00 ...... $ 169 . ai* Um aaaat lai|iBr,( liiiaete-TaH iavesUgation! Let's get the cruis- principles we would have Russia ment list of 45 casualties o f U. 8. | $ 1 1 0 .0 0 ...... 'T T ....'. .^ 8 9 # MAIN PLANT and OFFICE $155 Roll-arm Lawson Sofa and matching Law- Maa miam m A to2U3>*S « r back! Let's make sure thls^ honor are also for us. to honor. Naval forces. Chippendale W ing Chair with leaa ot ta M eeet* awea, ;;^.:....50e The Hat brought to 45.159 the I Roll-arm Lawson Sofa in turquoise son chair. Red mohair frieze. W as $225.M sort ot thing can never happen We canno^ expect other nations stretcher base; blue figured 9retonne a i n s t r e e t a n c h e s t e r tctal Naval casualties since Pearl | mohair frieze. W as $195.00. .$155. 2Sh!5^iMrSW/# 1007 M —M ato-coAT-rorr- Nyl*« again, unless it has’ been debated • ateeeEeeeee* •••♦#•, eea ••••••e*eee ^ | O w# cover. W as $66.00 ...... $ 4 4 . 5 0 to honor those p ^ clp les If We-do harbor. I^plI-arm Law.son Sofa in- figured M .fM 't Mmt oolttt ■. 59e aad voted by Congress itself! Chippendale stretcher-base Wing not respect thend ourselves. We He and next of kin: , wine tapestry. Was $169.00. -$125. It would apoil th i fun and the are repeatedly asking Russia to Broske, Mltchel Louis, gtmner's Chair in blue figured damask. W as .ontgomery Roll-arm swell-front Lounge motfel RSLWtaaaeMtaw aanaatlon to ask what is wrong mate, third alass, U. S. Navy, $89.00' ...... S 6 9 . 5 0 find a non'power , politics solution dead. ,Parents, Mr. and Mrs. in brown textured mohair. W as M f . ot 1#^ with the transfer of a United (10) Club Tlhairs in figured tapes­ of the Polish question.' We our­ Louis Broske, 16 Cape Ann court, | $225.00 ...... $16 9. ■tatea cnilaer to Russia. W e send tries of various designs; rust, beige TAMPAX selves must also find a non power New.London. ■ Roll-arm Lawson in a ro.se dam­ tanks ' ai^ trucks and jeepa and WATKINS and green colors. Were $79.00 each U n s m a t llew ial laMl- politics solution of. the Pacific /y Adam fakes Eva as Bride ask figured with grey-blue. Was • ftOTHfRS 1 N C l^lansa to Ituaala, and it ia racog- situation. We need to see our­ .•...$49.7$' f i n a n c e C O .' Ward $185.00 ...... d...... $149# Elaod that, by helping to. power selves as we see others. U rules of Whila this yacht Paradias yvasl M A N c m m i ^ l . tba Ruaaian offanalvsa of the past collective security are going to anchored off the coast of Portugal I 824-828 M A IN STREET ‘ i no. a r tha futuiOituxa. they contriDicontribute to have a chance to create a lasting a few y t a n ago, a man named I Adam, married s woman named! CCBaSfS&fS • lAUMDMKaS I «Dina( aad aavn g m O i 'O f must follow them,' too. Eva I

' 1 (- i - „ \ rAG» msnR MANi HKSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 2p, 1944 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. MAI 2%, 1944 ' PAGB BTGlTf .. *

John Walker. A report- for the ceived by the commission are the Rummage Sale will be given and result cf s Umlted amount of ad­ Baker Drivers Fifiiirtl ('.assino Monastery in Ruins Rockville Ramspeck Hiti! U'l'— 1230 State to Enjoy Gel Increases the budget for the coming year a 10-1680 Today's Radio z Show 0|»ens Today vertising placed tn New York pa­ recommended by the IBxecutive 1BC--1860 WNBC—1410 pers, which offers free of charge STACK FOR THE ATTACKI Again Befiise Board will be preaenfed. Ward AttitudI Banner Season ooplea i t the commission's book­ In New Scale Bis: Gathering ()uota S'.Mtem War rinie let, "CJonnectlcut Vacation Re­ A quoU of >15.,000 for the sale sorts." The quantity of the adver­ tising ia shout the same os last To End Strike of "E " bonds has been set for the - -w n c— ^ckstage Wife; ‘ 8how^WTHT—Music; WNBC Fifth War Bond drive according to Senate Report to Tal — Lope Ranger. I Vacation Spots to Be year’s, Mr. Rogers stated, but 1* R cvW l Wag* SclieduleB Of Boy Scouts .i'DRC —BroSdway Matinee; i considerably leae In volume than the announcement of Judge Laur­ 8:00- WTIC— Cities Service Con­ For Col^’i Workers (Continued from Page One) Iffffiie with Opinif •iew*; WNBC!—Blue Frolic*. Well Patroniied It I» la being used , by other New Eng­ ence M. Dillon, chairman of the 16—w n c — StelU Dallas; [ cert; WDRC — Kate Smith Vernon War Loan committee. The Hour; News; WTHT — Cecil land states. A n n — need Today. Iteved' the union of its no-strike Youngsters in Rockville Given b y . Biildll ,.YNBC— Parade of SUr*. Indicatetl by Queries Local chambers of commerce quota for the other Issues has not fO__w n c - Lorenzo Jones; Brown; WNBC— Paul Nellson, pi -dge. Area to Meet Tomor­ been announced. 8:15-WTHT — Smoothie*; ore assisting the Development Hartford. May 1*—(^v—R*vlied The strikers' demands include s Washington, May 26—(>P)—1 VNBC—Parade of Star*. Demands on (jonnectlcut's vaca­ Commission In advertising CJon- To Leave Rockville —w n c — Young Widder^ WNBC - Parker Family. mmn ochaduloo for worKerj at luiion shop, ten-cent general wage row Afternoon at 3. Rev. Arnold F. Waring, pastor Montgomery ..Ward Company 8:30 - WTIC — All Time Hit Pa­ tion facilities during the rapidly nectlcut’a vacation and recrea­ Brown; WDRC— Oinnecticut tional foctUUes by dlstrtbuUng in oSws Patent Fire AnM Increase and reclassification of of the Rockville and Vernon censure today from the head rade; WTHT—Freedom of Op- approaching third summer of tbs facturtn* company, giving day Jobs. Methodist churches has announced -leroes; Ad Liner; WNBC — ' portunity; WNBC - Meet Your stores and other public spots Engine Parts Output Halted Rockville, May 26.— (Special).— House committee studying rade of SUr*. war wlU be greater than ever be­ handsome. 12-color counter cord workera an average Increaae of 5 that he will request a withdrawal troop seizure, while a Senate grol Navy. cenU P«r hour and piece workers Production of aircraft engine The Boy Scouts of this vicinity will -W n C —When a Girl Mar­ fore, according to present Indica­ showing * typically restful vaca­ from the membi-rship and minis­ came forward with findingz i p-.OO- WTIC -r- Waltz Time; tions, It was asserted today by an average^'lncrease of 7 cents parts in three plants of Genr-ral hold a Camp-O-Ree at the Mile try of the Methocilst church at the ies: W DRC—News; Ad Liner; WDRC — It Pays to be Ignor­ tion scene. Motors’ Chevrolet tran.smission di­ portedly critical of govemme r—News; Music; WNBC Willard B. Rogers, chairman of vrsn announced today by the Hill Camp on Saturday and Sun­ coming Annual Conference, In tactics. ant; WTHT — Gabriel Heatter; the Connecticut . ■ Development Regional War Labor board in Bos- vision at Saginaw wa.s Halted aa WNBC - Gangbusters. day starting at 3 o’clock Saturday Order to be free to take the pas­ Chairman Ramspeck (D„ Qd Commission. ALICE OOrRAM 2,500 employes were foieed into torate of a mi.sslon in New Lon­ ks— w n c —We Love and 9:15—WTHT — Return of Nick Idleness in a continuing dispute afternoon with an official opening of the House investigators toldl earn; IVNBC—Dick Tracy. Mr. Rogers' statement was (Kaowa As Qnesa AUco) ***TOe new wages were ■ubmitted don, known as- Calvary Taber- reporter that after a week of tq Ch rtcr, SPIfUTUAL 8UCUIUM oversmoking icgiilalions. at which time patrols will be -W n C —Just Plain Bill; 9-30—l ^ I C — People Arc Fun­ hosed on Inquiries now pouring In­ ■ in a revised award by Prof. Dotig- nacit'. an Independent Pentecost il timony, hla position is Unchangq Saveetb Doaghtor of a ffeveath Son IBSS V. Brown, WLB arbitrator, Union spokesmen contend that a RC—News; Baseball Scores, ny; WDRC — That Brewster to the commission from other judged on equipment and hiking. church. Previous to Mr. Warlng's that "I don’t approve of their cq states end sacking lnformsUoit4. Bora With a VsU - who had been directed by the prohibition on smoking had not Patrols must hike In from dirt announcement the church had re­ f uct in defying the government | ,HT—Calling All Girl*: Boy WTHT Double or Noth­ been enforced for nearly a yfar 4BC—Jack Armstrong. ing; WNBC — Spotlight Bands; concerning (kmnectlcut rostirts. Dally, laoludlag Soadoy, WLB to change his original award road at the entrance to the camp. quested bis return for another time of war.” 8A.N-ta8ff.li. Or By Appoint- | upwaid so that workers should re- until about two weeks ago. when |I5 - w n c —Front Page Far- Storv Teller. The numter of such Inquiries, h* Each Patrol Leafier will draw a year. Since coming to Rockville Senate Report Ready sold. Is approximately double the OMat. la th* Ssrrine of th* ffe c-lve the 3 per cent reduction in penalties were inflicted antj the number and camp sites will be bo(h Rev. and Mr*. Waring have The Senate- report, by a judiJ tell: WDRC American Wo- 10:00— WTIC-^Amo* and Andy; toUl straight time payroll that protest walkout followed. Only Imen; WTHT — Superman; WDRC — Durante and Moore: total that was being received at pis tor 86 Tsars. chosen by patrols in the sequence been ponulsr at both church*-* and ary subcommittee, was ready f1 the corresponding Um* lost May 168 Chareh Straet, Hartford. Coon, the original award provided. about 100 workera in tvo forge of numliers drawn. Deadwood on taken part in varied activities. the full committee’s conaideratlq W B C - Captain Midnight. WTHT—Boxing—Lee Savold vs. Professor Browns revised plants acUiall.v walked out. Set­ Joe Baski; WNBC — Leland end Is IndicsUve of a probably ffhoo* 8-2884 the ground only must be uacd un- Wage Hearing Chairman McCarran (D., Nev Evening record breaking season at shors, award, which leaves the total tlement of a foul til dispute in the IcBs permission is given by judges Stowe. _ NorveU-MaxIne County Agent E. E. Tucker of would not comment, but indici -W nC —News; »WDRC — 10:15—W N B D -Top of the Eve­ lake and rural resorts this year. straight time, or basic payroll sub­ state hinged on a meeting here to­ for other wood. The Patrols must the Tolland County Farm Bureau tions were that it would take issl June linylor Dnoeing Girls day of the Regional WLB and rep­ ■News; IvniT—News: WNBC ning. . Moreover, the chairman stated, stantially as it was before the have drawn up a scheduled pro­ and four other members will coro- primarily with Attorney Geheif Connecticut did s better-thsn- original award, was approved resentatives of Campliell. Wyant _t-Terry and the Pirates. 10:30—WTIC—Sports -Newsreel; A giant 2-for-l stage show gram and menu. ^ *rise- a board to hold a hearing Biddle's opinion that the gove^ sversge vacation business last unanimously by the regional board and Cannon foundry and the T'nit- __w n c - Victory I* Our WDRC — Stage Door Canteen; open* today at the air-conditioned A Council-Gamp Fire is planned (this t-vening at eight o’clock at the ment had the right to seize tl WNBC--Democratic State Con­ Summer, reaching s height not at- Thursday afternoon. e.l Automobile Workers (CIO). for ■ .Saturday evening at 8:30 mall order firm's properties, thJ iBusincsa; WDRC-Lyn' Mur The board summoned the com[ian.v Farfe Bureau office on Park vention from New Haven - -Sen. SUte theater, Hartford. Th* Ulned In th* .pre-war years. « o Into Effect June 19 o’clock at which time each Patrol street. T h e hearing which is in­ Involved In a strike. | Iray’s Music; WTHT— War Gar- and union offlcisis to "show cause" Idens; (Concert Hour; WNBC — Truman. first half of th# stag* toUI fesr Simultaneously with Mr. The new wages go into effect will have a song, cheer and skit. formal will consider what wages The firm hid declined to abii tures the "Victory Hit Parade Re­ Rogers* forscMt of a banner seo- why war production should not be by a WLB order to keep a Cl .Shell Digest; SporU. lljOO—News bn all station* June 19. .. .. j The public IS invited to attend this will be paid to workera brought in 11-.15—WYlG — Harkness of vue" with Maxine, glamorous sing­ msn, Charles E. WUUoms of NSw 8 Estimate* Frssly Olven. The increase in the revised resumed. In the foundry’s No. 3 fire. union contract in force until d b <4 - w n c — strictly Sports;^ There Is No Let Up In The Need For Waste Paper. plant in Muskegon, where 1,300 from Newfoundland and farm op­ Washington: WDRC — Vera ing star formerly with PhU Spl- Haven, district passenger agent of • Workmoashlp Onorantaed. award are in addition to those Carlo J. Fieddi. who is In charge erators and others will be permit­ election could be held to determid |WDRC—Jack Stevbns; WNBC, Holley, Songs; WTHT — Radio the New Haven Railroad and workers have been idle for 10 days A heap of bla.sted masonry Is all that remains of the famed Benedictine monastery overlooking the union’s status. The union su| talny’s "Hour of Charm''; "Hart­ 8 Highest qoBllty Matarlsla provided in the original award for of Camping and all Training ted to prt-aent testimony. -Newa. _ _ Newsreel; WNBC—Music You ford's ■ Own” Jane Kean, singing chairman of the Development day workt-rs. Piece workers' pay in a dispute over wages. batllc-scarrod . The long-held Gorman position was captured May 18. This giaphic picture Courses in the Greater-New York .sequently proved in an eiectid __vt’n c — Lowell Thomas. of the ruined edifice was taken by A.ssociated i'ress Photographer William C. Alien, on assignment in Presents Scrapbooks Want. comedienne of "Early to Bed”; Commission’s recreational advis­ 8Hm * ffaymsats Arranged. SAVE More And More Eaidi Week. in most instances retualns reduc­ Councils, will lie guest of honor, Miss Mariette N. Fitch has pre­ that it represented the majorif ■WDRC—New*; WTSBO-Henry Italy for the wartime still picture pool. » . employes. 9, 11- aO—WTIC — Author's PlayLeon Navaro, "(Jomedy Phlloao- ory commutes, reported that cot­ • J ed, but the revised award modifies Eight Walkouts bringing with him a few of his sented to the Rockville PubUc house; WDRC — Mr*. Miniver; pher of the Piano” ; Danny Dray- tages all along th* Connecticut Rover Crew members. He is an To Question Avery June 8 ■":J^C -K red waring; the amount of the cut. Library a scrapbook on different WTHT—Music. son. “Clown Prinqe of Humor"; shore ere renting faster than ever A. A. DION, INC. With the additional 5 cenU honorary Chief of the United In­ Ramspeck adjourned the Houl Throughout IS at ion Osburnc A Wells type* of disasters which include an IwDRC—I Lf>vp • Mystery, XI :4,>v—WNBC— Kay Armen and and the Lovely June Taylor Danc­ before at this early point In th* OONTRACnOBS given day workers, their total in­ dian Tribes of America, being one committee hearings until Tuesdal By The Associated Press fore, cost the taxtSer"”^ cent” account and pictures of th^ de­ ■WTHT — Fulton Lewi*. Jr.; the Modcrnalres; News. ing Girls. .Occupying the stag* season. 299 Antuma BE ' TM. 4860 crease now avs-ages 12.6 centa per Admits Letter Ullioil PlcdgeS of four white men honored in this ..une 6 when Sewell Avery, chail 12’00—WTIC — News; Mr. Smith Paper Collection in the Northwest A| general lumber tie-up In the he declared. struction in-“San Francisco in ?906, Iw N B C — Nero Wolfe. for the second half of the stage Th*. Inquiries now being ro- hour. Average pay of day work­ countrv. He will put on the open­ man'-of Wltrd’a will be queatlonel Goes to Town; WDRC — News; northwest, with War Production Corporation Lost Money the Florida hurricane of 1926; the He said he wants to ask Aves |ia_wnC-News; WDRC—We show is Norvell, famous Holly­ ers will be 99.3 centa per hour. An accountant, Marvin Wagner, ing and closing of the Council Fire. Connecticut river flood of . 1936; | \ ^ ^ am ; 'WTHT-Musical WTHT—News. / Average hourly eaminga of piece Board offlciala estimating a daily Giving Listing Strikes W ill Sons of St. George why he "defied”" the governmei 12- .30—wnCt-^Three. Suns Trio.wood astrologer and adviser to the production loss of 9,500,000 board testified the corporation lost mon­ and the hurricane of 1938. and "insisted" on being carri^ screen stars—who will answer workera will bie 11.048. ey prior to Corrigan's assignment The American Order, Sons of St. I2 ;4.V-WTIC:— Lee Sim*. Pianist feet, today headed a list of at least Miss Fitch has also given the put of the plant by troops. IS^^-'ivnC—Qul* of Cl**^*; questions abovit yourself, business, Section— Monday^ May 29 69 Centa Minimum Set with the Navy. George, will hold an important News. eight walkouts throughout the na­ Library four' books showing the Wayne CThatfield Taylor. unde| ■WDRC— Friday Night Musical love -problems and future.' The Tht' new award provldea a mini­ 1 Sent to Firm Corrigan said that while he en­ Not Be Used meeting this evening at 7:45 p. m. history of costumes. • I J \ not only tion. secretary of commerce who to screen attraction ia "The Silent mum rat* of 60 cents per hour for tered the Navy in April, 1942, and in For«aters hall. Officers Annonaced phyaicsl possession of the plad new employes without prior train­ Estimates of the total number of Senior Prom Partner” with William Henry. ^ idle varied from 20.000 to as many (Continued on Page Two) received income of >1'7,500 from (ContiiiiMd from Page One) The Rockville (Jonsum^r* Co­ for the government, testified yej ing or factory experience and for the company as half owner for Th* annual Senior Prom of the There will be a midnite show as 51,000, due to widely different operative Association has an­ terday that the Ward officials w */ i’arm and Home Hour tonight (Friday I only. There are a system of progression in Job tat- ing entitled 'Naval Inspector' it the fiscal year 1943. he never understanding of all th* American Rockville High school will be held nounced the following Board of SPIC but opinions on the number idle in the "extremely courteous” but refuse late stage shows Saturday and , Inga. I will tell you whether or not these "poked my nose into its business." people, otherwise we lose the war this evening at’ the Sykes Gymna­ Directors for the coming year, Pacific northwest.' Most walkouts to cooperate with him, even Aveij .Sunday at 10 p. m. - REMEMBER . . . THE PROCEEDS FROM ALL SALVAGED WASTE PAPER IS The new pay Irangea for day pt-ople are located in your district. He cited as evidence of war ser- and all chance* for security in the sium. Walter Boucher, Casimlr Ciechow- whom he had known fbr 20 year Will Undergo Change workers in the arms and autoaan were due to wage demands. ' BEING USED TO BUY NEEDED EQUIPMENT AT THE HOSPITAU Detroit was virtually without Not for General Ulstribiilion .vice a report from superiors as- poi^-war world.” Final Pack Meeting skl. Louise Irmischer, Curt Kosch- McCarran told reporters -he hi also divlaiona btgin at 72-80 centa per 'serting that due to his work "an The last Pack meeting 'of the SPAN bread or bakery goods in a drivers’ ." A fte r you have looked this Engaged In Negotiations witz, William Luetjen, Mrs. John Informed Philip Murray, presideij hour for Jobs in work Grade -1 incalculable amount of time and season will be held by the Cub Sampi*-ri, Dorothy Stoneman, (ie-up, one of fou. Michigan walk- over Tind taken whatever data you After Bridges spoke, said Lyn- of the CIO, that the Senate con ^ vork. M f, FI.OOR LAYING (the lowest) and go to >1.34 to money has been saved the govern­ Scouts this evening at the Union Felix Yanke and Howard Taft. mittee planned to take no teatl present 5SS NBC "ss’C series June r s 9. .t to tbe ! — in 6 Suit duta which kept about 7,000 idle. want off it. will you be . kind den, the local "overwhelmingly" rytsn. a featuro of tte BLU net- replaced with Johnny Mercer's AND SANDING >1.46 in work Grade I. • ment" by his investigations and church social rooms starting at This board will elect their own bf- mony Ih connection with its lij Tk noon-time schedule the Base rates for piece workers .Vak Roosevelt For Help enough to see that it is destroyed passed the resolution suiting that Music Shop, he is to make an that he has overcome "critical bot­ 7:30 o’clock. The guest speaker fleera. quiry. * ek-dsy Farm and Home « Refinishing and Waxing. range from 77 cents to >1.41 per A walkout in East SL Louis. III., by fire. You will notice at th? tlenecks and difficiilt’ps," in tor­ no-strike pledge be included as a will be Harold .1. Veirow of Hart­ eight-week aeries of personal ap­ " DRY CLEANED top it sa.vs "restricted' which preamble to all future contracts. J be drastically changed In pearances at a New York theater Estimates Gladly Given hour, whilb anticipated piece work and St. Louis, Mo., oil refineries of pedo, bomb sight ,r ■ * rol ford. whose hobby is collecting |mat when It begins lt« summer earnings run from ' 92 conts to the Socony-Vacuum Oil Company, means it is not for general dLstri- progiams. The warehousemen are currently rocks, and he ivili show a number Seek Weapon for reported eontfact figure of butioh, engaged tn_2iegotiations with the hediile Juno Id. ^ ^ >20,000 a week. CALL 8254 BY RAINBOW $1.69 per hour. left 608 men idle. With the com­ of his most beautiful specimens at Turks Report Instead concentration on Assoclati^ of San Franclscb Dis­ Tile original arbitrator's award, pany producing 100 octane avia­ "So when you get all the infor­ this meeting. nera ana form famlllea, the designed to equalize earnings at tributors lor revision of a three- Slayer Use^ Progranus tonight; NBC —8. Lu­ FREE! “ FREE! FREE! tion gasoline, W. F. Burt, company mation you-want off it please de- The Cubs will exhibit their hob­ Bulgar Revolt adcast la to be The springy newness the shop through reducing excea- fnanufacturing director, telegraph­ stro.v it. But do .yourself and your T/ip Home j i e vear contrs^ which expires May bies and collections which have ■memakera In generM. Tltile ta cille Manners concert; .8JO. All- aive piece work rates and raising 31. Time Hits, Burns and Allen: 9, of the fabric, ^and the ed President Roosevelt for help, country a favor by .selling some of By ,Mar> V been their theme for the month of (Continued,on Page Two) |ng changed to the day work pay, went into effect the.se people,on here a job and then The resolutidn stated the pur­ (Continued from Page One) Waltz Time; 9;30, People Are Fun­ TOKEN CONTAINERS terming the walkout "unthinkable Director,' Nurslii ive, May. All thf parents are urged to " with more music added, with fresh brightness of col* April 10. It precipitated a w A k ’s proceed to get them the results pose of the indefinite continuance attend this last meeting of the sea­ three times after 9 p. m. withoij news handled much • like a ny; 10. Amos and Andy. ... . CBS WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 52.00 WORTH 6F MEAT„QR OVER on the eve of our Invasion of •American Red v ros —8, Kate Smith Variety: 9. It Pays ora, testifies to tha stfike by many workers. A public Europe." Union offidals did not that you gave Danly. of the no-strikeV .pledge -is to son. the Istanbul newspaper La Tur- receiving an answer. It^^neWB summary and with hearing in Boston May 3 on the re­ "Best regards and good wishes, "change the apprMch to trade quie said last night that five Ger­ Mr. Llesemer said Mra. Lon memaker features Inserted, to be Ignorant; 10, Moore and Du­ Q UALITY touch in comment. Harold Hlrth is a Singer Drop-Head to aell, 'phone Hartford 2-4419 Chuck Roast BACON the dropping of medical supplies For Every office jWas to separate firms hav­ Mrs. Bruno Mazzoli, 134 Henry •Morell's 1, and the packing committee, PORK doughnut of happier associations. . . . AT WORK buyer and seller beneflL ^ May 23 to the besieged defenders ing Army and Navy contracts'. It can be placed under the patient street. prking in the evening, finishea Fancy Brisket Corned Beef. I* pocking, eo that everything or write i , of Lnyang. an attack on Yuncheng. Four Need He testified that he could not at any. point heeded, so that the Upon this bonis we ooUcit your InveaUneot as ready for ahlpplng. 29c lb. ' the Irnportant Japanese base In recall who the David Armour was sensitive bony prominence fits Oenlen Bankruptcy Dlediargn OR AT PLAY. Fowl for Fricassee. deavor to merit your confidence. 29c lb. 29c lb. Shansi province. to whom he addrc.ssed the letter. comfortably into the hole of the . (Continued from Page One) The cOmmlttea feels that the Sliced Tbit Effort to Relnfi.rc-e Garrison Ferfnison wanted to know what doughnut while the ring supports Freshly Ground Hamburg,| 1 Freeh Ground / 4> Allied troops have foiled a Jap­ Hartford, May 26—(P)— U.^ S. roupa have, earned a little vaca- STOCK AND BOND INVESTMENTS. was meant by "re.stricted" and the weight of the^ body. District Judge J. Joseph Smith for Holiday Meat I.300.000 from firms which had Miss Dorothy Peterson; librarian, Native Navy contracts after visits by Mrs. Ethel Minor; business mana­ • OTER^UI^G dia.'wlMM heavy fighting was aaid Moravia, Csllf. (>p)_vice Adml- SHORT LONG Asparagus bunch 31c Siding and Rock Riding Instructors and jHorses la be oontinuing in the Bishenpur Raymond A. Spniance recent­ Corrigan in his capacity as chief ger, A. S. Legge," aocial chairman. Celery Heorts aaetor southwest o f Imphal. ly came back from his Centr.’tf of the production manage’ment Miss Ruth Howe; historian. Miss Quick Serviem SLEEVED SLEEVED We Serve Mulrilious Meals to Appeal fot Beginners. Native Asparagus Additional heavv losses are be- Pacific command for his first vish 1,‘nit of the Ordnance bureau's as­ Lillian Kittle; press committee, Wool Insulation Inflicted on the invaders In this home since the wa rstarted. in- sistant production director. chairman, Mi.ss Mildred Dunn. 11.65 up. 32.60 up. to the Whole Family. 35c bunch Of all the plants he visited on Expert iTqrkmsmehip I expert miliwiMaihlp. a a^warh 15c bunchy A c t in g , headquarters said. atead . of a hero's welcome, he 1 guaranteed. BeiweaaM* ffrleea •‘rt... Despite all attempU, a oonmu- found hla family didn’t know he behalf of the*Navy to make man­ Eats Nasturtlilin Seed agement surveys, Corrigan' de­ No ohHgatloa (mwaa eetimate. lit(iu* declared, the Japdasas have coming, and had gone out for Write. m -. failed toT>«hetrate Allied poaitiena dinner. His family ' had moved clared, only six employed' his firm, Wichita, Kas. UP)—“I can’t say • Spaghetti Dinners a Specialty $ Moonlight ond Evening 4m>, the aouthwaat edge o f tba Im ­ here since the outbreak of war, so and five held cost-plus-fixed fee I think much at your new brand phal plain and have baan thrown ^ontrsctfi and the sixth had a cost- of breakfast cereal,"'' said Ted RIANCHESTER > KELLER’S k E N ’S W E A R he was a stranger in town. An plus contract on which his firm's Burton Insulating Co. Advertise in The Herald——It Pay* iaak.in disorder on the *ramu-Pa- experienced husband, the admiral Braley, test pilot, pushing away “As bdMdual As t t n r Unger Print" Riding Forties Arronged. charge was taken from the con- hU empty dish. That’s h o# Mrs. MOTOR SALES, INC ISO Oxford at. Hartford Choice Liquors— No 30 P. C. Tax let toad, leaving 300 killed and raided the ice box. then moped trsetoFs fee. 887 M AIN’ffTREBT n e x t t o f b d e r a l .b a k k s h o p abandoning ^ n t macluuc-guns. Braley learned what happened to West Center St— .Tel. 4134 ffhone Hartford 82-451fi around ugUl tbs loUu cams borne. "The cn^oym of Corrigan, t her bowl of nasturtium seed. T \ L .vj " 1", L -*^7

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 2G. 1044 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDA f. MAY 26. 1944 PAGE TEW Yesterdfly’s Scores owi^ Trade Student An Englishman*9’Ey^ View of Eisenhower: About Air Warning iefer Is Not Eastern Church School O b ituary H artford 7, 10; Elm ira 0 High Wins Seventh Straight; Score 12 to 4 (7), 4. Seen Wealthy The daughter, their second, born Not Given Ul| At Very Best IVllkes-Barre 1, 8; titica 0 To Be Opened H e’s to Britons Monday night at the Hartford hos­ (7). 4. Locals Defeat Rockville f D eaths ] pital to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Scranton 6, Binghamton 8. Former Local Pupil la Hoiman of 364 Summit street, haa AH Local Plane Spotli’l lold^r of 40 Swim- Albany 4, 9, Williamsport S Man-Sized^ Shell for Girls By Displaying BriUiant 8p«dal Vacation Sc?* been named Judith'Holman. iming Records Makes (!J). 6. Cheney .Heir to _Million Dollacii. And They’re ^^We” to Him Called to Meeting ts American Rockville and PA’s Birand of Baseball in Mancheater High aiehouId con­ jta rt in the locai circuit this sea­ Wade's head into center field tdr singing and worship, games and tural circles aa being moat nearly Demoerats Will ;roke as he swam the first two- popular local coach who has turn to right field, where Bobby 'Veach a . Degutis scored. Gai^lno dino. Wade sLngled. Edmondo project periods. Sessions are held tact the pastor. Rev. Ferris E. ilrds of the 1.10-yard backstroke ed out numerous outstanding son. Jeff’s dub nevertheless gave perfect from an architect’s point j Medical Report Reynolds. had replaced Babe Ruth. It wasn’t walked, stole second, went to-third singled scoring Alien. Mertan Monday through Friday from 9 of view. , :56.1, seven-tenths of a second athletes during his colorful career Hamilton rooters many an anx­ a tough catch. The Bam would, Pick Keynoti ious moment when they registered on a 'that scored. Bnrwn. fanned. Wuthrich tll.;d out to to 12 in the forenoon. Misa Cheney, like n<*r two broth­ idt-r his recognized world’s at Manchester High Is modest to have gobbled it up, but ITeach Siirowiec walked, stole second, Vennart (replaced Aceto). ers and other sister, never married. A daughter’was born yesterday •cord. Only one watch was held say the least. Pete certainly has five runs in the aeventh inning to at the H artford hospital to Mr, misjudged Ui6 ball, and It went went to third on a wild, pitch that Eighth Inning H arry G. Cheney died in 1918, Bridgeport, May 26 (Al— The ' Chicago, May 26.—(>P) — RoN him for. the first 100 yards, so so-nething on the hall to produce tie thfe game iip at. 8 all. The over his head, with Dykes .tearing scored Gaudino. Lay^y fanned. Robert Cheney in 193.1, and Misa corontjr’s office was awaiting a and Mrs. Anthony Gallo of 180 E. Hannegan. Democratic Natior le mark cannot be certified. the tea'ms that have worii the Red Props pushed across a taljy in Manchester— Cole grounded Is Honor Guest New Bolton road. around the base.s. Gleason hit a fly t^ Wade. Suro- out, Mertan to Allen. Vennart Louise Cheney in 1939. Although medical examiner’a report today, chairman, has issued a call for] “I surprised myself,” Kiefer said and White colors under his guidl' their half to win out. wtec tagged up aM scored. Klein- reputed extremely wtelthy Miss before deciding whether or not an meeting here June 15 of the Coach Buck Bydholski of the Dykes was going Into third singled, Gleason grounded to Britlah and .Americans understand saeh other perfectly aa General fter winning the evant in 1:30.8, ance. when Vearh's hurried throw ar- sc.imidt filed piitTo Mertan. At Shower Party Cheney's benefactions Were con­ inquest will be necessary In con­ Ki.-, nhovver Jlscusses military stra tegy with Generals Tedder, left, The Covenant League will meet ty’s arrangements committee 1st four-tenths of a second off his P. A.’s will * have Don Ballon, Rockville —' Schumey singled Schumey. Vennart put o\it on tomorrow evening at the home of rlved'—and how! The ball Shot fielder’s choice I by Tucker. Ka­ fined. to her family and to tne firm nection with* the death of Fred- and .Montgomery, right. Briton s like Elsenhower’s “selflessneHS.” select a keynoter and reconimej hcord. "If proved to me that The proposed softball league has husky portsider to handle the over short. Allen hit to' Degutis, Mr. and Mrs. P; G. Nelson of 25 past Joe Dugan’s <>utatretched Radcliffe college girls, believed to be t!he rniiy college wflmen In nehl fanned. of Cheney Brothers. o-rick J. Steeb, R.F.D. No. 4, Fair-! Meat Supply a permanent chairman for the ill haven’t reached my peak and picked up steam over the fore­ pitching assignment. Ballon :he country to use .regulation 12-foot sweep.s and 60-foot racing shell, Degutis to Brown for the out. Misa Bertha Shaw, daughter of Her nearest surviving relatives Acid, a county jail inm ate wh ■ West Road, Rockville. tional convention. probably won’t for another two hasn’t started a gam^ at the Oval hands, sarted for the boxes. Dykes Wade popped out to Gaudino. Ed- Rcckvllle—Oleksinski singled, Editor’s Note: Many word night. (Jheney Brothers Machine saw it go, and was up in a flash begin their in the Charles river at Cambridge, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shaw, of a.e Frank Cheiicy, Jr., and Paul died early tpday in Bridgepoi - praises for the way they fought Namea oflieveral of the partj three yaars.” Shop and the Civil Air Patrol have this season, but he showed' his mondo filed out to Sufowiec, got to second on an error by Suro­ Cheney who are first cousins. ictures of General ElMiihow- Ralph O. Hjelm. a senior at Up- leaders were mentioned by Hanr and heading for the plate. My Top to-bottom: ivciry Gross M3rv McWilliams, Ivoniae Florencourt, wlec. Tucker fanned. Race B9 Wetherell street, was the honor hospital. in the cold and bitter mountain Better Now Splenidid Condition written in signifying their inten­ wares in a relief role against Pa- Catherine Mack, Phyllis Levine, Phyllis Starbuck, Frances Eaton, Second Inning guest at a miacellancous shower Funeral services will be Held at Steeb, who had a record of 7 r have been painted by conditions of Tunisia and Italy. sala College, will conduct the gan at a press conferencs yeste gani's to good advantage. Jimmy eyes popped out of my head when Manchester — Luppachino grounded out, Gaudino to Brown. \m eriran WTiters. Here Is a morning service at Emanuel Lu­ The 2S-year-old ensign said he tions of Joining. The North End the ball struck the railing and 'Jane Driscoll, and Coxswain Harriet Clarke, (AP Wirephoto). given a t her Home Wednesday ey*' her home Saturday afternoon at 3 arrests, apparently received His own toughness in his most ' day' as possibilities for temporal Firemen are in and all is ready to Blanchard, youthful hurler and By- grounded out Schumey to Allen. Schumey flied out to Vennart. o’clock. Burial wdll be In the Che­ itrltish ! pprei'latlon of Gen- theran church Sunday morning at [as in the best physical condition bounced straight back .to Duganj nlng by Miss Norma and Misa Loir fractured skull .when he struck 1 critical hour is shown by this bit chairman and keynoter. play. cholskl will be on hand in the Degutis fanned. Brown grounded Ninth Inning Brock of Warren street. Guests ney section of the East cemetery. head against a wall during a . rml “Ike”, written by an out- Poultry Ablimlant 10:30,' and the .following Sunday They included Gov. Robert his career. He is ordinarily Jumping Joe whipped it to Stevi out. Tucker to Allen. Manchester — Luppachino sin­ of secret history: The heavily- isy with instruction from 7:30 a. event of a Rockville upri.sing. were present from Hartford .dnd lure of Illness, according to i .-tandlng London Journalist, laden Allied invasion fleet was Offeriii*'; Turkeys Be­ June 4. He will be graduated from K err of Oklahoma, Gov. J. 'M l A meeting will be held next Has His Best Hurlersf O’Neill, and Dykes was out by lO Rockville—Mertan got to first gled, Petetrson grounded out, this town. One of the amusement Alfred Siege, hospital interne. Upsala College, East Orange, N.. ville Broughton of North Carbllr to 9:30 p. m„ estimates he has feet. I on a bobble by Degutis, stole sec­ bound for Salerno when word lint-d 5,000 Navy swrlmming In- Tuesday evening at the West Side Jeff has proptsed to bring down High’s Track Athletes Oleksinski to Allen. Keith fan­ features was a mock marriage in Removed from the jail to ’ By John Cashel came by wireless that Hitlerite ginning to Appear. J.. on June 10. It will be recalled and Senators Samuel D. Jacksj his ace, Johrifiy Urban, for to­ .Jim m y Dyke.s is .still trying to ond. Wuthrich filed out to Lavey. ned. Gaudino singled Suro­ Sale of Shotgun that Mr. Hjelm served as student ructors who in turn teach the at 8 o’clock. All managers of local which the role of bride was filled serving a four months tern', Rritish War Correspondent machinations to wreck Badgolol’s of Indiana, Scott Lucas of Illinc teams-are-urgeo to m ^e arrange­ night’s clash. Urban is well figure how that ball ,heat him to Oleksinski filed out to Lavey. wlec popped out to Schumey. by Norma Brock; the bridegroom. Written for NEA Service pastor at Emanuel the past two and James M. Mead and Rol |)ort in other naval centers. Tucker singled over third Just In­ drunkenne.ss and bir.-ach of plan w;ere at this eleventh hour on H.irtford, May 26.—(A*!—Gener­ ments to attend this session. Let’s known to local fans and the plate. Rockville—Allen singled, stole Miss Ruth, Matchett. and the mij!,- Shells Resumed peace, Imposed April 8. summers, and waa in charge of Wagner of New York. , He even spends his. spare time in side the foul line scoring Mertan. second. Wade filed out to Suro- London— of British and Ihe point of succeeding. ally satisfactory supplies of all see at least eight teams present. turned in several impressive per­ Seen as Meet Winners later. Mlaa Lola Brock. (•Implre families have a stake in the successful church vacation Others who figured In *specu1| le pool and his motto, "swimming formances at the Oval last year. Fogll filed ont to Lavey. wrtec. Edmondo walked, stole The hostesses used a color The die was cast. 'The flie_ct...y'as school. He is expected tomorrow tion for the post were Senator the most important thing in Third Inning .SHAEk. where supreme invader on the high seas. They might have types of meat arc reported for this The co-manager of the Rockville Marty Fagan, former Univcisity Last IVighrs Fights second. M ertan flied out to Suro­ scheme of pink and yellow, and the New Haven, May 26—(flb-Small night by Mr. snd Mrs. Algbt John­ ben W. Barkley of Kentucky, Pi le Navy today,” has. beconre a Manchester — Gaudino fanned General "Ike” Elsenhower plots to land without Italian support. week-end by Connecticut markets, Hill Billies is Emil Ossay and not of Connecticut twirler may be the Their Reeorfi This Sea- Surowlec walked, stole second. La­ wlec. Wuthrich hit a high one shower cake was decorated with arms ammunition will shortly be­ Turn to Shaw with poultry leading as the most son of 24 Edgerton street, with Usher Mark Ethridge of The Louj rword at this sprawling training Hill Billies, choice if Urban fails to Elmer Vennart to end toe ball plnh and yellow rosea. Hitler's, overthrow. To rnost of Go back ? Ike’s decision was j-cso- whom he has lived while in Man­ ville Courier-Journal, and inter. . Emil St. Louis as erroneously re­ vey grminded out, Mertan to Al­ come morrTilentlful for predator them, this self-effacing American, lute and immediate. He calmly abundant offering. Turkeys are ported on this page.. to appear. Fall, River. Mass.—Eldridge ■soii Rates Tliein aS len. Aceto popped ou’ to Oleksin- game. Miss Shaw who Is to be married control, a spokTsman for the Win­ For Data Giiics beginning to appear In display chester. Spessard Holland of Floridq,. Kiefer won hla first champion- on June 3 to Francis Sweet of whose one concession to popularity wrote a wire to the Italian Gov­ lip at 16 and since then has lost The Polish team’s sluggers, Eatman. 196, Norwalk. Conn., rioM’ l« Top; Depend Starkweather street, received chester Repeating Arms company Is his easy-going family nickname, ernment that the Allies were com­ cases in limited quantities after ily one race in the backstroke, Jeff Koelsch was in town last Bucky Jacobs. Mickey Katkaveck outiiointed Charlie Wright. 216, Rockville — Schumey grounded said today following an announce­ several months of almost tolaT ab­ Members of Mary C. Keeney arid Charlie Dzladyk will be out many useful gifts. The ceremony ■' i is no more than a round, ruddy, ing whether or not the Italians Tent, Daughters of Union Veter­ To Decide Ji,iiie 1 ^s specialty. He has defeated his night hunting up an edition of yes­ New York. 10. Joe Allianesr. 160, On Shaw, Zeinanek. out. Gaudino to Brown. Allen filed will take place at 2 o’clock at the ment that the company had re- Washington, May 26. -dPi — broad-grinning face they see pic­ surrendered as agreed. sence. le-time conqueror, Harry Holl- terday’s Herald. to fatten their batting averages, Bo-ston, -outpointed Mickey Green, out to Surowlec. Wade popped put State Scholastic aumed Its sale of., shotgun shells A check with the State OPA dis- ans of the Civil War. are request­ South Methodist church. Senators trying to find how ex­ tured in newspapers. He haa told his staff that he ed to meet at St. James’s church ly a number of timsa since then. at the expense of the. Hill Billies. 169, U. S. Navy, 6. ' to Luppachino. - ■ and metallic cartridges to jobbers. tracts from cnesored mail reached- hopes that when they bury him ejosed that meats of practically On Child-Stealinl Kiefer is married and' says the The reason. It contained a car­ T'.vo-ton Rudy Cormier, tlie Philadelphia—Billy Arnold, 143 Manchrst'-r High’s track team Fniirih Inning Ammunition for hunters will Does he hand out the same treat­ every type" and description are now Sunday morning at 10:45 In time Rockville coach, has Indicated the ]to‘ a radio commentator and to a they’ll shape his coffin like a land­ foi; the 11 o’clock Memorial serv­ igular habits that go with mar­ toon of the Rockville Hermit. Jeff 1-4. Philadelphia, knocked out under the able guidance of CiiJieh Manchester — Gleason fanned. Baseball Scores still be unavailable the spokesman ment to U}elr me., fighting under available, although some items re­ P. A.’s are in for a surprise to­ Solomon Stewart, 140 1-2, New Klelnschmidt fanned. Luppachino membi'Fbf the House turned today him ks he does to his own Ameri­ ing craft all his operations hav­ ice. Compton. Calif., May 26—y(F)( k'd life have brought him to phy- hunted high and low, going from Chacles “rete” Wigren is looking Out of State said. main m the "comparatively scarce” A child-stealing charg'c agali Ical maturity. one store to another trying in vain night. York. 2; Jimmy Long, 167 1-2, fanned. At New London— Chapman to George P. Shaw, a State depart­ cans? Just how hsT h<- brought his ing been amphibious, with landing classification. forward and eagerly awaiting the Sales at retail, the spokesman ment official, for possible enlight­ 21-year-old Elaine Wisccarvi to purchase n a paper, but to ho Don Marrell and Cormier can Che.ster, Pa., knocked Out Johnny RockVille — Edmondo reached Tech 12. Norwich Free Academy W'estern Front one-party war ma­ craft giving him his worst head­ Hams Fairly Abundant supply the ptinch for the Hill Bill­ Finney, l(i5 3-4, Phiiadelphia, 1. 16th' Annual Stale ,Tiaok Champ­ first on an error by Gaudino, stole Workers Drop said, will still be governed by the enment. ache, owing to the vast numbers married in Yuma. Ariz., receni avail. ’’Sold put” was the answer War Profluction board limitation chine to its highest pitch of har­ Stocks of pork have shown a do-''Fewer Children everywhere^Oould it be .Jeff? ies If (if. that little word with the New Ixmdon, Conn. — Johnny ionship to be held at Stoirs lomor- second and died there as Mertan ^ At Torrlngton— Torrlngton 4, The Correspondence was between mony at Supreme Headquarters requiied and the success of their to Ellsworth Wlsecarver, 14, ly order, which requires a certificate cided improvement over a week taken under advlse:neitt after Sports Roun dup big moaning) they can solvfe the Clark, New ‘ j row afternoon fanned. Dutorich grounded out De­ Crosby (Waterbuiy) 8. Miss Vivien Kellems, Connecticut Allied Expeditionary Force? Few landing being s dependent on the ago, with hams fairly abundant slants of B.allon and pace the Hill tebh*s*’)ri=ritnockout over Herman gutis to Brown and Oleksinski At RockviUe—Manchairter 13, H artford, May 26.—OT—Cpn- by the purchaser that the ammu­ war contractor, and Count' Fred­ preliminary hearing at wnlch. This writer. Jeff and Emil Ges- Till* lo-nl Warner.'? h.ave ranked nition is needed for predator con­ know the answers, for nothing has weather’s whims. and widely advertised. Beef also German .Worry Billies. bndeer, 175. New Haven. 4. Jack grounded out Gaudino to Brown. nscticut’s placement of workers erick Karl von Zedlitz. a German The Royal Navy carried him on young bridegroom t'jstflle'J Eie J New Yoi'k, Mpy 26—(Al—Brook- say made the rounds last night With tlic .■?l:itc’,s best I'.'er ,=ince the Fifth Inning Rockville 4. J . , trol or for the protection of crops happened before in (history quite has shown a slight improvement told him she was going to havi selling tickets for tjic Jack Dwyer Rockville has a good team, as Cutie, 122. Quincy. Mass., stop- At Salisbury—BetkshUe 1, Sal­ fi«m out of state showed a mark­ resident of Buenos Aires. Commen­ like SHAFE. I all his sea trips as .allied Comman­ over a week ago. fn fans’ startled rcactioi4 to the pe<1 E'ldie Ke.onlon, 123. Hartford, day i’ete tool? over t!.e coaching , Manchester—Degutis singled. against damage by wild life. caby. Iscovcrj’ that you don't nave to Benefit Game. June 8 at the Oval. have the P. A.’s. two good, no bad rcin.s. M imhosit*! High has eop- isbury Ol „ „ - ed decMne In April from the pre- tator Drew Pear.son quoted indi­ There. I found the two-letter der in the Alcditerranenn. Those Lamb and veal supplies remain Stockholm, Aiav 26.—(/P) — A adds up as a gotid ball game. Corm., 4. Brown walked. Gaudino ground­ At Wallingford—Lyman Hail 6,.. vlou"! month. S tate W ar Manpow- Under a WPB directive per­ rectly from the 1-tters in a broad­ i Justice ot the Peace Leon a bum to be a Dodger merely -(led tile crown on .scveial occa^ioiw mitting the opening up of sales, Wc ' is Ike’s operative word. He times he’d often be found on the “short” but have not disappeared ' neW Instructional manual from I Kaufman said he will decide Ju| The response was gratifying. The game will start at t).15. Portland, Me.—Coley Welch, ed out Tucker to Allen. Suro- Lewis (Southington) 0. ^ €T Director William J. Fltzperald cast last February, and in March lower deck chatting away with all nphasizes the fact that Eddie 164 1-2, Portiiind. oiitiioiqted and has (il\Ya';.s brvn a serious wiec ' was then i ntentionally the spokesman said, it .would now insists on everyone using it, and from the markets the German' high command ex­ ! 1 it the bride, mother ot two cl .sinski is just one of a long line Manchester is a red blooded sports The ii.s''sl ndmi.ssion prize will be threat to g'nin top honor.s in other At Thomsston—^Thomaston T, announced today. In disclosing Representative Coffee (D-Wash) seldom refers to British and Amer­ the blueja-'l eis. To British airmen Supplies of butter are plenti­ pressing concern about the declin­ Langston Di-nnis, 167, A tlanta, walked. Lavey singled, scoring th a t 397 men from out of Connect­ be possible for qualified purchas­ dren, shall be held for trial. college ball players who have town and it certainly is showing it awarded. year.s. Morils 6 (12 Innings). ers to secure iriore ammunition referred to then, in a House speeclj icans even as Allies. he talks in their own language. ful. ing birth rate indicates that Ger­ 10. Larry Vilicnuevc, ■ 144, Bqrlin, Degutis and Brown, then got to At Bristol—PlalnvUle 6 , Brie- icut were given jobs in this state’s in which he charged Miss Kellems W lsecarver’s mother. Mrs^ M lade good in the big leagues. . . now in aiding one of the grandest '22 Scliools ,\re F.iiicrc l than has formerly been the case, He dislikes the term “opposite Himself a licensed pilot (he learn­ Egg Surplus Causea .Alarm' many already Is preparing for the dred Wlsecarver. who brought t| guys in local sports history. Keep 1 I N. IL, knocked out Young Tiger second on an error by Schumey. tol 3. Industries. had “played the ,'4ar.i game.” Zed- Iddie is the bespectacled young I j T'.vcntv-two ('onne?jtirut Tfcrh and with greater ease. number” to describe those of us of ed to fly at 45) he sometimes take.s Eggs are so abundant as to cause next war. child-sfialii.g charge, testll ler who .came from Buffalo U. to Flowers, 142, Worcester. 3. Eddie Aceto hit a |)op foul half way be­ ’This total compared with 680 litr is a representative of a huge alarm, the Hartford W kr P’ood ad­ The manual, a ropy of which il up! I i Hudson. 115. F5.o!h, knocked out sclioo'.s will part .ciprit^l m tile tween home and first. Emondo the two nationalltle,. sitting beside over the controls of a Fortress, He yesterda'y that ”My son diDCSi pothe that second bas^ sore spot stars in high Scholastic track: out of state men placed In Con­ German metals syndicate headed v. -n!t chance landing so big a ministration reported. Although « as received here yesterday, de- ' i George Larsen, 141. W orcester,-2.■'’Tlnnua! mee? tlial aUcacls the out--|-^t.mdinfr S< hol-istle caught it but with the catch made, necticut Industry In March, a drop each other. "What’s opposite about care about Elaine any more: the Dodger infield. . . . For the This little col:imn should he tha school competition. At West Hartford—Wethersfield by Hermann Goering. us?”' he asks. "We’re a team, craft, but, he’ll bring it into circle all grades are selling under ceiling riared that "every stout boy bom only married her .so he would) ^neflt of those who are surprised gathering place of all toral sports W j^ H E P tn E .Surowlec tagged up and came 47, W est H artford 89. Of 41.6 per cent. Miss Kellem.s called Coffee’s prices, consumer purchases arc in 1943 ran become a brave soldier The meet can easily be termed home. . Mertan then made a Workers coming Into the state Norlli Cuvenlry .Aren’t we?” over an airfi- d. have to go to school.’ find a mere collegian playing mt-n and women. Consider *'n At East Hartford—East Hart­ charges ’’lies” and contended fin To Prime Minister Churchill he far below production. Approxi­ in 1963.” baseball, here’s* a- lineup of Eastern With Pitching, a Good Defense the of track In the oalk and Lavey got a free pass to ford 66. H artford Bulkeley 88. tvere highly skilled and were as­ Of an American who can’t co­ yours. Any little item about your .Niilineg state. Hartford High had come into po.sse.s.sion of the operate w'ith his team m ates he described an offlqcr who sought m ately 1,006 ca.ses of surplus eggs Recognizing that war casualties lajor league Stars who had the particular sport, will glways be Elmira at Haitfori (8;15i. third. Gleason then sli.gled scor­ signed almost entirely to the Elec­ Earle Gracn Post,. No. o2 oi letters illegally. now glut the market in Hartford would cause a further drop in the Utica at Wilk|-s-Barre. merged victorious last year with ing Lavey. Klelnschmidt got to tric Boat Company'in Groton , and 4ays,” "Send him home on a slow undue popularity as a "glory hop­ Television Show enefits of at least some ' higher welcome here. Even checkers and, And Potential Hitting Poweiy. CoveiiUyahil Mansllelo, is inviteu per.” Churchill, coining his own county, according to Joseph J. birth rate ”ln the next years,” the Hucation; yes chess. In fact, anything in Williams,lort at Albany. Siratloid High second and Man- first on an error by Schumey. to various Arms In Stamford. Coventry and Mansfield, is invileu boat unescorted!” A British che.ster third. can’t’” officer Is handed over to version, later told an American Morin, area WFA supen'isor, and booklet declared every German Runs Into Hite| the sports line that can be written ■Binghamton at Scranton With Gleason on third Mertan Placement at Groton were 202 service ai the Second Congrega­ only heavy consumer ' purchases family must, on the average, haye ■ National Pale Hose Aren’t Pale—Dykes In previoifis dual and triangular men for April, while 107 men his uwn authorities for equally un­ general, “The reason I like Ike Is VO Deep in a few paragraphs, should tr> made another scoring Glea­ tional church in Coventry al 11 Hebron that* he’s no “glory grabbe Will prevent large-scale spoilage. four children. It pointed out that Philadelphia. May ] On second thought, make It two found here. The main thing, of Cincinnati at New York (night meel.s this season Hartford High, son. Luppachino grounded oiit were placed in Stamford. The re- m. Sunday. The Invuaiion is ceremonious disposal. the 1932 average was only two —W alters (6-2) vs. F'cldman Doing what no commander has Storage facilities throughout the fifteen-minute television show, tJ rams: First base, Lou Gehrig, Co- course, ia to keep this corner By I New Bntaii* and Manchester haye Tucker to Allen to end the inning. . malnder were put into work in also extenusd to other veterans area already are heavily taxed. and today is not yet three. In ■mbia, or Jake Stahl, Illinois; Dykes C-an’t .See Yankees fought some torrid heats with the Rockville—Tucker popped out other sections of the state. 'There .was a splendid rainfall done before, Ike has built up a first regularly scheduled comma strictly local. (2-11. • Manager of Wh)te Sox i I Qon don’t i thinkiniUK iixucumuch oiot thiseruB rui-edi and service men. The guest speak­ The Hartford WFA also urged 1910, t added, 6,400,000 young clal televiaion relay sysjem in tl pcond, Eddie Collins, Columbia, Newcomers to the town are St. Louis at prookl>m —Lanier margin of victory only one point. trt Klelnschmidt. Fogll hit er will be Rev. Ej Lane. here Monday night, following the combination of two different mili­ Man Another widespread purchase of spinach. families had 1,800,000 children Frank Friach, Fordham: third, (6-0) vs. Davis (3-2) or Flowers With good pitching, a sound tion of the Yankees, but don't let Thc.se thrt*e teams are 'asi evenly Eastern League light rain of the night before. Be­ tary systems after the pattem” be­ country, ran up against an une| especially Invited to ask questions defense and potential hitting pow­ that get around. Our pking three long ball but Supowiec made tl w . U In conimeniorallon lu. Memorial 'Supplies of this food are far above but in 1939 8.600.000 such families Immy Collins. Canisius. or Joe about local 'sports facilities. Tht-y (0-1). . „ matched as peas in toe pod. two out with a nice catch. Schu­ Day, the clarla Green Post nas tween the two the ground had a gun in North Africa so that each normal demand. had only 865,000 children. pected hitch last night.! |ugan. Holy Cross; short. Joe Pittsburgh at Boston — Roe er, the Pale Ho.se aren’t pale this out. of four in New Yojrk haa noth- Hartford .... .14 6 Relatives Given good .soaking, which did a world side understands the orders, terms Prisoner (^anip There were no technical dlfflcu arill find t’cat almost anything that season—I hope. I must admit,^ ing to do with my opinion of the Shaw and Zeiimnek| mey also filed out to Surowiec. .11 7 prepared a une program. On Tues- i------ewell, Alabama, or Jack Collins, (3-2) vs. Andi'-ws (4-3). ^>lxth Inning Albany ...... of good to the cropa The cool, and methods of the other. ties but there was no sound whj they had in their home towns can however. that to date I haven’t j Yankees, but that doesn’t mean Coach Wigren will Count heavily Wilkes-Barre .18 9 uay. May. 3U, there will he a pro­ SoldWti li'ork in Factories Puppet Deputy Prensier DIec'V loly Gross; outfield, George SIs- be found here. Chicago at Philadelphia —Der­ Manchester — Degutis fanned Bulk of Estate gram at the Mansheld Center cloudy werither following also Share Battle Experiences Fort Devens, AMks., May 26—(J1 Eddie pantor appeared to sing, j Ir, Michigan; Harry Hooper, St. ringer (1-5) va. Gerheauser (2-2). seen enough of the hatting power, that O'ir success- in the stadium upon Bill Phaw and Ray Zeriianek. U tica ...■----- .11 9 I t —. “I t seems there has been so:] Sh.'iw ia the pre.sent S tate 220 yard Brown walked. Gaudino walked. enieiery at 9:3o a. m. with an helped, giving the moisture time to Battle experience was shared —Plans are under way for the Chicopee, Mass., May 26—(Ah— New York, May 26—(AO— The fary’s; Earle Combs, Kentucky . American The White Sox pitching staff didn’t give the V\hite Sox a tre­ EUmlra ...... 8 11 soak In, and adding some more difficulty about censorship of mendous, lift. All the clubs are dn.sh thajpj ion and will be def^md- Surowlec fanned. Lavey was in n addivss by Rev. Donald Rhodes, from the first, on his orders, in establishment of another prisoner About 60. Westover field soldiers Zagreb radio said last night that ite ‘Teachers: Birdie Cree, Penn New York at Chicago (night) — has balance in Orval Grove. Thorn­ by a pitched bail. Aceto fanned. Williamsport . 8 Middletovv-n. May '26.—(;(P)—Mrs. sprinkles of ralp. Some- say the Western Front training. Seasoned of w ar camp at Spencer 1-ake, Cantor’s-number, "James H. ( |tate: Riggs Stephenson. Ala-^ ton lice. Bill Dierich, -Buck Ro.ss pretty even, a.s a matter of fact. ing Ins title tomorrow afternoon. Scranton .... . 7 13 rne program al the Spiing Hiil now are employed at the Fisk Dr. Dzafer Kulenovich, deputy Bonham (1-2) or Dubiel (3-1) vs. Phii'A- plalred third in the S tate 100 RocKvllle^AlIen grounded out Carrie A. Nearing of Cromwell cemetery will he al li:30 a. m. huckleberry crop will be about American troops were Infiltrated Me., .Col Harold G. Storke, com- premier of the puppet state of mine, vice president of Philco ctl ima; Louis Sockalexis, Hqly_ facing Notes Grove (3-3). and Ed Lopat, who came up as a Isn’t ' Connie Mai k talking pun- Binghamton . 5 IS plant of the United States Rubber poratipn which sponsored tl Yard dash la.st year. Zemanek has Gr...-'ino to Brown, V.’aoe sin­ wl^ died recently, left the bulk of and prolessor Anore Settenker ruined, though this will depend on injo British and Brlti8h|ilnto Amer­ mand.jr of the base P. O. W. camp company / and the Sickles radio (Croatia, had died en route to Iross and Notre Dame':'catcher, Philadelphia at Detroit— New­ I'9-game winner for-Little Rock to nant? Tlie Whitijf Sox will be there locality perhaps. Certainly In show, explained to members of tl Jlckey Cochrane, Boston U„ or Who Goes There’s bright per­ give us a second starting south­ been a consistant winner through' gled, stole second. Edmondo sin­ f. w. : heir quqri<’*’*"’’"'on dollar ’ c.state will be tile speaker. Al soulu ican units for the comrpon gain. here, said,today. factory t'o help alleviate the man­ BIhac from Zagreb. The manner som (2-3) vs. Trout (5-3. or thersabouts. gled scoring Wade. Mertan sin­ tc two ncphrwft-OHtLa niece, it was Coventry, 'ihe srorvice at the grave some places the huckleberry, bushes When he found his 37 mm. guns, Several hundrestT'German prison­ Poor. Richard club who viewed tl fill Carrigan, Holy Cross; pltch- formance in the Peter Pan feature Washington at Cleveland — paw. Gordon ‘MalUberger l« the Instead of being disappoin.ting. out, the current season in the pol"? power shortage. Army officials of his death was not specified. vault and high .lump events. Ray gled scoring Edmondo. Wiith- New York ...... 17 P disclosed toiiay'ln tier will which' i\atnan iiaie cemetery will ue ueld presented a sory. blackened right in the ' Mediterranean theater, ers will he employed at the new The domestic broadcast was re- ‘rformance. The song, ”Wel }-8, Christy Mathewson. Bucknell; Wednesday at Bdnoont prompted Wynn (2-4) or Nlggeling (3-1) vs. moat accomplished relief.worker in attendance thi'oughoiit the week s£: Louis ...... 19 following the freeze. Poison ivy said permission was granted to aving a Baby—My Baby ick Coombs, Colby; Ed Reulbsch, placed fifth in the pole vault in rich reached first oh an error by has been admiUert to Probate at 2 p. ni. and the aodress will he manned by troops new to them, camp cutting pulpwood for the soldiers to work - their off-duty | ported by the Fedwal Communi- Trainer Bert Mulholland to declare Kt-nnedy (2-2). baieball.. has been surprisingly encouraging Brown. Oleksinski - wai.ccd. Washington 17 V court. oy Goinrade pnilip cinderson ot received a jolt, which nobody will Hollingsworth A lyhltney Paper 3Me,” Is barred from the a ir fotre Dame and 'Vermont; Ted 'that he will be a sta rter in the Bql- Boston a t ,;St. Loui-s (night) — The Chicago club is -wetl pro-* since the .weather settled. Indica­ last yeai’s State meet. weren’t stopping the enemy’s Tiger hours and during furloughs. cations commiislon.'' Coach Wigren while not opti- Tiiclier popped 5ut to L’.ppachino. Philadelphia 16 1' Mrs. Frances E, N. Barkley, and tne c.arie Gretn t'ost. the pro­ regret, but It la too much to think tanks, he borrowed and rushed in­ company of Boston. yons, Baylor; Chief Bender. Car- mont Stakes s.heduled Saturday. Judd (1-0) vs. Potter (4-2). tected behind the bat by Mike tions are that week-end. holiday D etroit ...... 1® ^ Pvt. John R. Nearing of Lake- gram a l Coventry will be nelu al that this will be anything but tem­ sle; Eddie Blank, Gettysburg; June 8. Platter will be Who Opes TresU, Tom T urner and 'Vince "and night' attfiidancc will exceed mi.stic. said ”I am hoping to make F-'gil fanned. I ' to the breach 100 British 6-pound­ The Spencer Lake camp, located Iddie Joss, Wisconsin, and Orrle a very good showing. Anything can Seventh Inning Boston ...... 14 . 1 wood. O., and Winiield H. Nearing tile Cenlei cemetery at a;30 p. in. porary. Victory gardens are al­ ers which stopped them. To test about 75 miles northwest of Show- There’a running mate in the big CXstlno. that of last sca.son. (Tiicaso ...... 1^ ■ 1 of Hollywood, Fla., each <^'ore left ready being replanted by those Ivcrall, California. feature, which a t $50,000 added Manager As Referee happen with the competition so Maniphesler— Gleason walked. With an aduress by Kev. Leon H. his own guns h« used veteran Brit­ began. Me.,' is the thlnj camp to Hal Trosky and his Baseball will do well on its third keen. I have some good boys, and Kanebi (replaced Kletnachmidt'. Cleveland ...... 14 1 a quarter of the ■ estate, while a Austin, Fas tor Lmlrritus of the 'who lost a good„part of their early will be the richest Belmont ever ball- have come back nicely to National Ixuigue ish troops, wl>e found them effec­ be eatahllsbed In New England. F a t Chance w ar year. hope,,to win." » Beat cut a b u n t L>jppiclii;io sister-in-law, Mrs. Grace A. Near­ obcond congregational church ot spiing work. . The others are at Percy, N. H., run. 0)clahoi?Sa"”&Tty, May 36—(/P)— furnish needed ■ drive in our in­ ' W. Mrs. Cilarence Hamilton of ProS' tive. His riaen'had i good gun, but I The Detroit Red Wingsj's have Lou Nova, California heavyweight Manchester Entries grburuled ,out. Mertan ti Allen. ing of Hollywood, Fla., was given Covenry. 'I'ne service at the grave in battle for the ®rst time they and Princeton, Me. Authorized by thejU. S. War Deparlinenl field. St. Louis .21 I the life use of the interest of Anal peot avenue, Htfrtford, spent q few Igned three of the Chin orItrothers, who Is lumbering along the come­ Degutis, s in i'l^ scoring Glea.son. ot ii,arie Green will be in cnarge weren’t holding 'their flr^ long 'illiam, Albert and George, of .Racing veterans today deplored LcRoy Schalk came out of the Listeci/ below .are Manchester P ittsb u rg h ...... 16 1 quarter, which is being held in or Post Commander Karle W. 'I'ay- days this week wdth her fdther, the death of Surrogate Joseph L. back trail, may have his own Army to team with Skeeter Webb High’s mtries in the state'meet Kanehl. Brown got to first on enough. le hockey-playlng/Lucknow, Ont., manager as referee for his fight an error by Wuthrich. Degutis Cincinnati ...... '..1 7 1 trust. lor and Post Chaplain Arthur J. Loren Lord. 1 Donabay at Freehold. N. J. He was as a- combination. 100-yard dash—Shaw. Philadelphia ...... 13 1 Another call is being made for The British Intelligence Chiff Fascists Facing imily whose parents were born in with Buddy Scott of Tampa, Fla., , 220-yard dash—Shaw. Strange. scored. Gaudino popped out to atacrarlanu. a t SHAEf , whose staff is Integrat- hina. . . . Maybe Jolly Jack Ad­ part owner of the Freehqld race Schalk, who knows his way | and Boston ...... '...1 5 1 ih^ veterans’ graves in all the those interested In the care of St. track, and had devoted mnny years here Jupe 3. has been around,' manufactured 440-yard run—Vice,, W. Bray. Schumey. ^urowiec grounded Peter’s cemetery to gather Sunday d roughjy half and half, trrespec- its figures that having them , I t was Ekldte Sears, Scott’s man­ 880-yard run — Johnston, A. out. Mertan to Allen'. New York ------..IS 1 Coventry and Mansfield cemeteries nationallty, told me Ike Espionage Charge g ound will make folks forget his to the effort to return racing to 38 doubles batting .288 for Little Brooklyn ...... 13 1 Peacje Plan Draft afternoon arid continue the effec­ American ReUef f * Italy ager,, who suggested that Frank Rockville— Schumey grounded will be uecorated. ■ / New Jersey. He wsJ' appointed Bray. ■ tive.'work done last-Sunday. 19 favorite word "selfless­ vn dovj^Ie chins. Paccassi, Nova’s handler, would -Rack in 1^2. Mile run—Stevenson. Donovan. but, Degutis to Brow n. Allen Chicago ...... 9 I Christian B,u(iieal>qr services will ness” ^ the top quality of a eoi Lecce, Italy, May 26—UP)— surrogate of Monmoth county in make a good third man in the ring. Grey Cjarke, our third base To Be Given Soon be held at '/(SO Sunday evt-alng worjkers put iiv ap appearance at Startinj^ Monday, May 29th Through Saturday, June lOlh 'Shotjiut—Alvord, Douglas mander. ’ - Thirty-five young Fascists ac­ ortpourri 1913 By-ttw—then Gov. Woodrow Sears isn’t altogether altruistic. In man, is another veteran .who led and the topic will be •■‘vVhat Shall the flrat call, and when they had I Wileon, and served continuously Pole vault—Eemenak, Haberern.? finished their program they' were 'He ggts his personal touch with cused of espionage and attempting [CecH Isbell was a1[ set to return the first place, he proclaims that batters in li941 and Do On Sunday?” and the leader the Green Bay Packers next fall until his death. '* , Javelin throw—^Venzel, Gian- treated ' to refreshments by Mrs, the troops by just driving around to reconstitute a Fascist orgfsinlza- Scott could win with one referee repeated in the Americail Asso­ grave. New York, May 26.—i/Pi — The will be Miss Gertrude A. Ander- tion in southeastern Italy went on LOCAL HEADQUARTERS hen he tied behind His back, and in the ciation last year. Clarke siVatS the sqn. - Marietta G. Horton, presldeint of and chatting with them,” added' . Discus—Douglas, Alvord. ' ’ * administration has drafted and the St. Peter’s Cemetery Impro-to- thla. General. “He haa a minimum trial today before a court consist­ kching job at Purdue. And Vorty entries were named for second place, ’’Paccassi wouldn’t, ball a fair pie'ce aa he demon­ High jump-^Zemanek. Wenzel. • aoon will make public a peace plan It has been suggesU-d that il ing of three Allied judges. , , Italian-American Club, Eldridge St. Tel. 3830 hances ate that Don (1 Won’t tcriay’s Saltaire CTass D Allow­ dare stop the fight Unfairly. The strated in topping the AA In total aimllar to the world order outlined there were an Instruction class ment Association. . ’The project is of guards: no escort of armored pay) Hutson still is boiling at the Relay team — A. Bray, Glan- Undertaken In order to prepare cars, no ''mounted' police. Only, TOe charges were drawn up un­ SOMEONE IN ATTENDANCE EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY, 6 TO 10. ance eeven-furlough event at Bel­ frns would be at his throat on the. bases He has been bothered by gfave. Strange, 'Vice. by Prime Minister Winston leading to church membership, der Italian law, but because of the bilermakers. . . . If the Dodgers mont, and It was split into three spoU” ^ Charley horses in both legs, which Churchill, The New York T^mes there are those who would desira the cemetery grounds for Memo­ guidea A motorcyclist In front and kn ho* out long enough, they’ll Commando obstacle run — Mc­ rial Day in particular. another behind. Far from being a importance of the case the Allied divisions with each paying the full Is where old Tony Cucclnello prov­ Kinney. said today In a dispatch from to enter it. Since we have no regu­ Control commission exercised its Clothinff of all kinds and shoes are uraently live a good shortstop prospect In $2,500 purse. Fourteen were named ed his worth In gold by filling In. ■ Washington. lar pastor. Rev. Leon H. Austin is 'There will be two communion ’papers general’ he spends every exceptioiMiI powers by appointing Boyd Waner, Jr„ who is playing Old 'n m ers to Bow services at St. Peter’s Episcopal hour he can forward at his com­ needed in Italy. We here In America are for the first section, and IS for Tucker Awaits Navy Call j ’The Times reported that the plan willing to conduct such a class the trial judges. WANTED! at position in a Cub scouts each of the qthere. We alternated outfields—E|d Expi'ct Crowd at Track Meet is said to foresee In its present every other Sundaty evening, at church next Sunday, Whitsunday. mand post and among the men." The specific counts against the still blessed with plenty . . • many of us urnament at Oklahoma City. His New York. May 36— UP) —Fif­ The early service will be at 8 a. m. Besides the four stars of rank Garnett, Thurman Tucker ami state the creation of a world couh. the Christum Ekideavor hour, look­ prisoners included obtaining mili­ have enoujjh in our attics to clothe a familya other coaches the team. . . . Dale Belair stud’s Apache has been teen or 16 o f’the 22 members of and the second will be In connec* on his car or jeep, Ike sports as a E_tord reports a feminine rac- the American Expeditionary Force WaUy MOSes against right-hand­ Dallas, May 26—(jFi—The larg­ cU of the great powera which ing forwarc. to the September tary and pblltlcal information for That’s what we are looking for! Cuter cloth- assigned top weight of 133 pounds ers. Guy Curtright, Myrll Hoag est crowd ever to see-a’track meet would provide the necessary power communion. The class would have tlon with the 11 a. m. service. gesture and emblem of the openess the Germans. OLD CLOTHES fan at the Detroit fair grounds crew which competed in the inter- aicHT insTRUCTion ' Mrs. William Wqodward of the of his “party” a miniature Union inR of every description that is still wearable, .cantly couldn’t understand why for tbs Wilmington handicap, six- Allied games at Paris in 1919 were and Johnny *Dickthot against in Texas is expected for the South­ to enforce-peace, and a world aa' its first meeting Jqne 11. Please furlough sprint feature on Dela southpaws—until the former set western A.A.U. track ahd field sembly of all other peace-loving notify Kev, Austin by Sunday Grayvllle section has bben taken Jack and the Stars and Stripes. On for meni women and children of all aiies. in- ks didn’t receive $1,500 for a f(i to hoI(T a 35th annual reunion to­ to the Backus hospital,' Norwich, bigger occasions, when Inspecting Hn ticket when the program sta- ware Park’s Memorial Day card. day—and U) celebrate th(? get-to- stood out to such an extent that meet tefbight. Director P. C. Cobb $tl It I t It I h i r t powers. night (May 28) U a class is de­ Pinehiirst Grocery a n d s h o e s cludinK pieces of material that could be made predicts 5,000 fans wrill dttend. 0 unit Secretary of Slate Cordell Hull sired and by next Sunday evening for/ treatm ent for a broken hip, by train or with a convoy of staff into cIothinR. Underwear that Is washed I the purse was for that amount. ether planned to row a mile on it had to be kept in. Garnett, Sustained In a fall at her home. She The Thoroughbred ^Club of te Harlem river. They will bor­ formerly a left-hand , bat­ Headliners include CijAricy $ BMdets pIteMS fAamaM. T ey le* * , now is discussing the plan with'a (June 4) how many expect to at­ cars, he still InslsU on nothing and cl^n Is also needed, and shoes that are Parker, the San Antonio -High subcommittee of the Senate For. Is a sister of George Fabel, also of Closed on Monday SooUe a Day America meets today a t Ool. E. R. Srow a Columbia University shell ted .300 for Seattle laat trip. CeU m d OsM OrCrflU'iTtfi tend. special being “laid on.’’ Bradley’s Idle Hour Farm near school star who hasn't lost a race rd iy h ste sign Relations committee, ’The' Arrangements tor the Coventry Grayvllle. One good old British Army cus THAT ARE STILL in fair shape. In short everythinff wearable J Eddie Sauer, Cubs’ outfielder; for the outing,.. Tu :ker goes 60 feet farther to Mrs.' Cariman Frankel of the |id- brother of Hank,' who playe*] Lexington, Ky. Members will in­ get balls than many another out*? in schoolboy competition a t 100 Tunee added. Night get-together have been care­ tom gives him a real lift. That’s Walter P. Gorman, proprietor that yon have no further use for will help and 220 yards for three years, and (We fully worked out. Our good-will Hebron-Marlborough road, haa re' whc.n, a s he. leaves his train, troopa of the Plnehurat Grocery and jite some baseball for the Reds. spect the Bradley yeariinga. fielder. The Texan who looks like turned from Windham Memorial relieve distress in Italy. Please leave them . Ekldte went from Elon college Umpire OoIIapaes In Field ^ Pete Watson, high jumper. Pete', Adams to Be Osadldate speaker, Hev. Leslie (Jook of Cov­ line the road, wave their hats, give Muket, calls attention to his ad­ I WEARABLE at local headquarters, or . . . , ! ------Joe E. Browit has a strong now of Fort Sam Houston, won hospital wltJi her infant son, Meyer him a cheer. Almost every man he vertisement in today’s issue : of [to pro ball in .1940 and hit three WUliams Not For Sale accurate arm, and is a skillful entry, England, is an outsUndlng R. She will spend some time with era for Akron In an exhibition Sacramento, Calif., May 36t-(P) the National A.A.U. high Jump Weeton, May 36—Ol^—Franklin Speaker. The soloist for the eve­ chats with comments afterward on The Herald especially with baserunner. The only trouble from title last year while'competing ^for her pafents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob zainst the Yankees. , . . H it .868 Philadelphia, May 36— UP) — —Henry Fanning.

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Tel. 1073-2. froirK Mother t-hls afternoon tay^ ■ Mr. Nuwed—I thought you un­ ? free uNew System Laundry, Har-; town sedan, 1940 Chevrolet town and petunias in bud and blossom. horse oil bath mowers. Dublin B y sedan, 1938 Qlds. 4 door sedan, Calendulas, asters, zinnias, salvia, ■3: Ti-actor Company; Wllllmanttd -• Csiwriaat. laen, HawrII. «Mkll>, lM .1 Ing ana would arrive, next week. derstood it was only, a campaign i rlaon'^street. / WE HAVE AN exceptional oppor­ PAPER CUra SUITABLE for DlatHketed. It4 ). KBA Servtoa, lae. 1938 Olds. 2 door '.sedan. Cole stra V flowers, snapdragons, pe­ Advertisements I A n n P en d lefon Do It Now! I Doing Good la No News Mother—Louise, your hair is all promise. *“• i^jertisemeiit| tunity .In our children’s dept, for tomato plant, etc. 50 cenU a hun- mussed up. Did that soldier kiss V- HA‘/E YOUR BABY. youi;a(^lf Mptors. tunias, marigold, and ’ 'pansies. If y o if would send me flowers, ] Hinnessey—Dooley, the world is HiiabanU I finally got two your family pnotographed'in your s capable won an as sale* woman .idfed or ten dollars a case of 2.500. Musical Instruments 53 For Sale For Ren you against your will? tickets for \he theater F o r R e n t Eggplants, celery, onion, toma­ and buyer's assistant: Opportuni­ The real-life adventures of a without giving offense. Almost ■ don’t w ait until Tm dead; j growing worse eaery day. Just Lo\iiae No, Mother, positively F o r S a l e own home. Phone -3971 for ap- FOR SALE—MODEL B FORD. toes, peppers, cabbage, cauliflow­ Man. Dairy Ice Cream. Wife—TheX I’ll .start dressing Good tires. Call at 336 Center ty for advancement. Apply Bur­ FOR SALE— PIANO. Modern I Aoclety giri who goes to w ork everyone chews giim steadily; 1 want to smell my flowers, and I look at the papers. There Is noth- not. He only thinks hr did. polntnienL George Dew. Photog­ er, lettuce, flnlchlo. and baslllco. small size Steinway upright, ma­ To Buy To Sell can't when life has fled. ing but murders and burglars at once. T o fin y T o S e l l street, after 4 p. m. ton's, 841 Main streeL TWO CAIN BABY carriages, $5- In a war plant. brilliant posters in the cafeteria tick- rapher. Evergre«n trees. Always open. ♦ . folding pre-war carriage, hogany case, beautiful tone and tell us that gum steadies our If you really like me, tell me while and graft and divorces and all Husband—OoDISH BROWN male Coughlin. Tel. 7707.'- 390 Wood­ young lady oi woman for store FOR SALE-3 BURNER Perfec­ prices. Wm. Ostrinsky, 182 Bissell ck you can go across the field ; offending, I generally eefiise, and Prospective Employee —Do Right Wa.v: Write th^ other cat with double paws in front, pre-wai tires, exceptionally clean. •MUST SELL 12 motorcycles for Hamilton street Hartford First Gossip- Why did they sep- ourselves. tablish a weather bureau. land. ^ and offieg work. Steady position, tion oil stove with oven. Inquire street Tel. 5879. at "ReceivlngV — a aeparate this is accepted along with my ^ — give vour help two w eeks vnea-H young man and tell j him you are child’a pet. Will finder please call 1941 Plymouth deluxe *edan, cash, Includln'g 1937 Indian, 3 good salary. Holland Cleansers, 15 So. Main street, evenings or Conn. other idiosyncrahlea. , Udn’’ " -s Iflaunlng to be ihsrried. (Under small mileage, very clean. Oole wheel d isp a tch to w at a sacri­ Riding — ami sit oo empty pack- Second Gossip—Nobbdy knu Ueform .... jThey had been married Juat aix *>»• •' HO V«Ct flue t te V 4 »>♦ 1 3622, 68 Delmont atreet. / 1007 Main atreet. before 2 p. m. WANTED IX* BUY stove, ranges, Lg cratM. There’t a 50-yard alHp ■ We climb up onto our packing Bo'sB—No, a month. TAo weeks|tTw e'lrcumstartees a personal note Motor*. Tel. 4164. fice. Tel. 32-3846. Evenings Tel. MovihK— Trucking— refrigsrators. washers, pianos, f u r n i s h e d APT. t o SUBl First Gossip—Oh, how tern' When it comes time to remake; months; ' for summer. Tel. 5850 after T field and then the fence. Behind case at lunch time, Eunice, Gert She ( murmuring( - Jack, dear,w hen I go on mv vacation, and vywld be much kinder than an Im- • How did a man with my edu­ BLACK OOCKEH'. SPANIEL pup­ 32-5805. ■ Storage " 20 WANTED—WBMAN for house­ FOR SALE—ZENITH combina­ glassware, china, lamps and 6 ------W- the world it will be the people pcrXhal invitation or. announce py. UtUe boy’s pet. Answers to L.INCOLN SEVEN PASSE.NpER m. he fence there are woods, and Eu- and I. We each have two sand­ Some men haven’t eo many. them.selves, not a self-appointed 1 hardly know how to tell you, but i two wceka when they go on cation wind up here? 1 dunno— hold cleaning immediately. Call tion radio and victrola and small fumrture Die Austin A, Uham- Sce, Oert and I have staked out wiches and an apple-or an orange. mcul> Cirdy. Tel. 2-0120. sedan. Fine condition. Call Man. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO— 2-1334. , faults, hut they make the most o flse t of social reformers, that do soon .... soon .... there will [ theirs. I guess 1 was juat lucky!" dump trailer. Phone 2-0138 or call oers Co. I’elephone 5187. 2 ROOM HEATED Apt. $20, jr claim to a cerUin packing Eunice and Gert have grabbed 6128. Mr. koon. Business Services Offered 13 Trailer van service. Removals at 619 Brookfleld street between those.-they have got. jthe Job. Lo s t — p o c k e w Bo k at a . a p . month. Adults only. 10 Depot ise juat in the edge of the trees’ bottles of soda from the wagon; from coast to coast, deluxe equlp- 7' and 9 p. m. SEWING MA»!HINES. vacuum Thursday. Maj^Ssth. containing 1932 CHEVROLET COUPE for Inquire Mrs. Ifish. 2nd. floor. liade. I have coffee. Half an hour la Operations Bcjfin^ BY KUKU HAKMAN ASHES AND RUBBISH lemoved. menu, crating, packing and stor­ Help Wanted— Male 36 cleaners, and any electrical ap­ longer than you think; we finish BED RYDER money and valuable paper* and sale, good running order. Douglas FOR SALE—ATTENTION tobac­ 1 There are a number of amall Call 8927. age. GENT NORTH AMERI­ pliances regardless of condition. tichanging lunch groups all eating and stroll over to a “tmok- FUNNY BUSINESS bank books. Finder call 60 Birch Lindsay, 411 Lydall street. co and potato growers. A number Bring them in 'or estimate. A. B ' m \ DO r\OR£ e>UT NOT A\\’AT 5ET oO!A'’.eO ’i r ' LE;T’-5 , NOW TO tCE-NT CAN VAN lANES INC. EsU- DISHWASHER WAN'raD. Apply Business lA>cations for jround us—mostly men, a „ few Ing section." That is the only f\E “•TiU A1 A Fi'NROOx street' or Tel. 4016. |i of 50 gal. wooden barrels In first C Fixit Co.. 21 Maple street. Tei BE1 1 E.K iW FAsiCVF 3 wOk’' this OCv-'NIt ThEi mates to all parts of U. S. A. Tcl. Tea Room. 885 Main strest. Rent Sixed company, and perhaps a drawback to our packing case: it /IAN WITH FAiJCt PANT5 N lt6 CO'-i iN'SJIxAN'CEf An'D UOOiA 1930 CHEVROLET sedan. In good ASHES AND RUBBISH removed 5187 class condition. Inquire Mr. Koon. 2-1575. Is in a "restricted area." ^W’hy? WHO TRT 5E.U-UT\ >Od ijXliiCuS. ME pzen clumps of girls. On hot days IfXjHiNty-u.M.' AKE LATINO Announcements i= running condition. Tel. 8291. Tcl. 2-1588. W. SchulU. JANITOR’S ASSISTANT for Man­ Tel. Man. 5128. What makes that edge of the field CDW t\V5U(?ANC6.' T- WANTED TO BUY LAWN mower LARGF HEATED FRONT offlf 1 e men take off their shirts and 1HE'(? N5liRAf)CE chester Garden Apartments. See 10 Depot Square, North Mancb#] Je In the sun, the girls pull their more inflammable than another 6u3i'4E.55 $6 NIQ^TLY. large hall, suitable 1931 Rf RD COACH with pick up w a n t e d , - ELECTMC wiring FXJR SALE—BABY carriage, pre­ immediately.! Must be In good part? No one knows. “Why aren't Repairing 23 Mr. • Ooodchlld, office 15 Forest ter. Phone Hartford* 5-2087* lacks up over their knees, which <5R01]N0 WOtcA. for daices, weddings etc. Low body,'good running order, 6.'V0-16 and repairing Phoneir 3976 before street, between 12-5. Phone 3898. war English coach. In good con­ condition. Call or see Mr. Good- you allpW'ed to smoke here?” I <«> 7 p m. dition, $15. Tcl. 7547. Uuses a good deal of dutiful whis- / rates for lodges.-Phone 8927. tires. jTel. 7379. NEW CONVERTIBLE TOPS. Cel­ child, Office 15 Forest street. Tcl. llng and shouting of wisecracks. asked, a guard. He looked at. me luloid replaced in curtains, all .fr ./ WANTED —MEX3HANICS, body- 3898 between 12-5. Summer Homes for Kent ] Oert. Jennie and I drSss un- pityingly.. “Becau.se of that there 1937 FORD COUPE with metal kinds of leather work. Chas. Lak- man. paint man. good wages. Ap­ ■amorously in cotton blouses and sign, sister — if you can read.” I pick up body. 1936 Ford coupe, CIEDAR CLOTHE5S poles installed, i ing, 90 Cambridge street Tele­ Boats and Accessories 46 USED pjRNITURE yor I5th. WrjJ ka. 168 Woodland street. Call ARRANGEMENTS FOR problem WAITER WANTED— STEADY Center street. |>rtable. I agreed to reform. tive industry’s actual deliveries o’f WANTED Box B, Herald /hen in Rome . . .’’ I said un- 8474. children. Tutoring in school'sub-. work, good hours, good pay. Ap- COOL PLEASANT furnished room war materials amounted to $14,- MANAGER _ply at once. The Tea' Room, 883 FOR SALE -TOMATO, cabbage in private family, next to bath, WANTED—COTTAGE pn Coij jiinkingly. “Rome" said Gert. 200,00(J;000. Jects. clear speech elocution. The /here’s that at?" TO BUY White Studio. 709 Main street Main street "and lettiice plants, 15c a dozen. continuous .lot water. Tel. 2-0477, shore line from July 1st to Jti Fine opportunity for ag­ 612 Keeney street. 172 Maple street. 8th. Tel. 2-0873. The natlqn’a automobile plants “Hi." "How’s things?" "How ya today arc turning out- war ma­ t Miviet, iMC T M USED CARS 1932 gressive man with good background in this type o f FOR SALE Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— ROOM FOR RENT—MAIN street, 3in’ ?” these are the forms of terial 'ut an annual rate in excess THROUGH 1942 Male or Female . 37 Household Goods 51 room for one or two, continuous j Houses (or Sale Meeting; 'So long,” --^e sccin' of $10,500,000,000. “He had it installed—be used lo operate a service station!” merchandising. Excellent BOOKKEEPER—PART TIME to hot water. Tel. 6803. and ’’Well, take it easy.” the Any Make — Any Model — salary and working condi­ LENOX STREET—ATTRAC fords of parting. To catch the at- The fiilit air mail letter, sent to A-1 LOAM substitute during vacation, mfist WANTED--WOMAN and man to HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or BY G.M.BRAITH Any Condition. Price no tions. be experienced. Apply Watkins work in laundry. Apply 72 Maple ren . fully adjustable Rates rea­ FURNISHED FRONT bedroom. new six room house, one room Vntion of anyone at a dUttsnee Benjamin Franklin when he was SIDE GLA.NCES Bros. Inc., Main street. street. Phone 8416. 1 st floor, near lath. ’ continuous finished. $150- do\*n. Monthly $? DU yell, not "Hey" or "Hi." but living'in France in 1785. was car­ VTfffli'tttffm o b ji^ if car is clean'. sonable. Call Keith Furniture. "Yo.” "Yo, Bill! Yo, Annie! Yo, Tel. 4159. hot water, 3 minutes walk from Immediate occupancy. See MfJ ried in a balloon across the Eng­ CALL HARTFORD 8-1990 Apply: Alexander post office. Tel. 8217. Goodchlld, office IS Forest strel ouse guys!” lish channel. Situations Wanted— WT'-DOW SHADES -VENErriAN I between 12-5. Phone 3898 H« Everyone except the topmost of Demonsfralion BY T. T. HAMLIN ' AND ASK FOR JOE JONES BUYS Bosses and the froni-another- In medieval times, the betrotlial ALLEY OOP MONTGOMERY W ARD Jarvis Company Female 38 binds. Owing to our very low TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. Hot Hartford 2-0779 evening*. f l overhead, get our special low lorld Big Shots is called by his or ring presented on the tip of the & COMPANY water, heated. Tel. 7282. h a again st th is b l a d e THATS YOUNG WOM7 N college student prices on high grade window TOR s a l e ;—FOUR famUy houf er first name. Females are usii- sword meant a knighLwould fight / .' THEOTWeRI ANYTHING wants general housework position Central location. Inquire lly "girls,” sometimes "ladie«;" for his lady. fT'l' r ------^ vouc BEST DEFEMSE JU S T S RIGHT -' Manchester Phone .4112 shades and Venetian blinds com­ USTEtO,BUCKD!\ IS AS MCDTHIMG.' PIECE )SEE?? ^ for summer in small family with FOR RENT—SINGLE room. In­ Summit street. jsver "women.” What Babs didn’t pletely installed. Samples furnish­ Dec about working at the Paper TUWHA>,(B...... VOO ^ OFCOUCSE,! WH 1SS 5 T.' no children. Experienced. Address quire 189 Oak atreet. Tel. 7050. A post service by couriers on VOUVE LOST JONES BUYS ed. Capitpl Window Shade C3o., horseback along-the present Bos­ KMOWTHIS AIM’T DOM'T IMTEMD TO P. O. Box 783. 241 North Main street Phone lOO CUJMSV KILL VOU ALL AT , AN AKM-' FOR SALE Suburban for Sale— ton Post Road was the beginning \/ VJHISSST,' A 8819. Open evenings. B L U D G E dO ! Bimrilers Wanted 59-A NO of overland mail service in tlic j LEG IS GOME 6-ACRE FARM — 10-room EVERYTHING TOR SALE—4 ROOM Cape United States. I y^anted To Buy 4 AND 5-ROOM Do|fs— Birds— Pets 41 PORTABLE VKrrROLA, 7 pc., 1 acre land, near Bolton O n tfJ Colonial honse. 2 Cabins. bedroom suite, what-not. stand, BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, kitchen Call after 5 p. m. John Trlmh^ Yes! We buy anything an<1 PAIR OF En g l is h Setters, 5 The Tast, passenger car made by; C(hM be used for Tourist 6 or 7-Room Single in the everything, .Antique* — Ora maple cricket chair, maple bed facilities, retngcration, clothes Farmington -697. I f months old. Call after 5. J. S. lines etc. furnished. Private en­ the U. 3. automotive Industry roll­ or Itoadside Stand. vicinity of Porter street. HOUSES Furniture — Estate* — Plumb­ sets, studio couch, davenport, ed Off the production line on Feb. I Kaminski. 89 Brooklyn street, choice of various stands, chest of trance. central Board arrangeu FOR ?SALE—NORTH Coventt ing Supplies and Fixture* . Rockville. 10. 1942. 5 or 6-Room Single on the and If you're going |n tbe serv­ drawers, buffets, chairs, and odd if desired Private sunbath, gar­ two family house, all on one flo;J* 2-ACRE PLACE with 4- FOR RENT den. i?all 3989. West Side. ice, -lone* will buy vnui car. fur­ furniture. Austin Chambers, Man­ four rooms and bath each, sto' The automotive Industry has 30 room eotlM e with fire­ fireplaces, modern. Five acres j niture and anything' else you SALE- Pedigreed Cocker chester Green. Open 9-5, 7:30-9. billion dollars In government war place, in mlton, on oiled Duplex or Plat in the F ^ CLEAN QUIET room for gentle­ land on Route 44. next to Ouv« care to gel rid of. Highest cash ^panlel, a reasonable. CJall 2-0704. Tel, 5187. ' ■ contracts. vicinity of Spruce street TEL. 2-0927 man with home cooked meals. try Grange Hall. Reasonable T M MC 1. Wl , road. Sitosted on high prices paid. Very central. Phone 2^0513. * elevatlo^u______5 and 5 or 6 and 6. FOR SALE— FIVE rooms of fur­ quick sale. Annie S. Flske, Cov^ \ or 3429 Liv** Stock— Vehicles 42 niture. Bargain for. immediate try. Experlenre. I.lke Vncle's 6-ROOM SINGLE IN THE sale. Inquire 42 Seaman Circle, BY MERRILL BLOSSER ON PARKER ST.— 6-Room 257 Hilliard Street JONES FURNi rilHE Apartments Flats, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Sisters in Sympathy VICINITY OF McKEE ST, Manchester, Oonn. Pine-Camp, N. Y.- Ulbcrico House. Recently reno­ Agent On Premises. 36-38 Oak St. Tel. 8254 c o w FOR SALE—2 TEARS old. TeremeAts 63 (jiuiseppe Carrado, Italian soldier 3 PC. BEDROOM set, $75. Apply O h, SUE, VOO POO« DARLING i l ^ t l o s r Y N vated, with\abopt one Will Pay Ca.sh! Inquire 245 Union street. FOR S.ALE! i| line of that there alga, sis- captured in Tunisia March 3. 1943. MOW COME voLfee IS me m a d a bbatnstokw v y o iji^ T HOW D©n-HA«»peN? ^ — 44 Wetherell street or Tel. 2-0518 ter—If you can read.” now irttemed here, had a lot in STA(iGING ? Vi/MERE'S J COWE .' SME STAVED MgME AND SPOILED acre of land. between 4:30 and 7 p. m. THREE ROOM heated Apt. for FRYERS ,\ND BROILERS NW WHOLE ^CNINGi jLfaI BECAUSE/ rent. Call 5125. common to talk about when his POTTING BtTTER UP TO 4 POUNDS. kiir W’sa that on the door of the SHE SNAGGED HOLES IN HER ON 7HS wrong- SHORE PRONTO AGE Jarvis uncle, Mario Carrado, Rome; N. Y., FOR RENT— 4 ROOM apartment, W’e .Sell for i-cas Than OP.4 ladles' Room it said "Women,” visited him. Mario, an Italian sol­ NYLONS! on Bolton Lake, Weil Realty Co. L-, . . . TO BE SOLD!... upstairs. Telephone 6315.'Call be­ Celling Prices. |he word ha* some derogatory dier in World War l;*mlso had been situated. WE Bare-Back!' npllcation: when I asked. "Who '16 .\Iexander St. Manchester tween 10 a. m. and 6 p. m. Ask 214 GARDNER STREET taken prisoner. Thin house will he available to move into when you are ready. for Mary. that woman?” Nell corrected Other Listings Availahlc Phones 4112 or 7275 • • • ItihiiH six rcMuiis, kitchen, dining room, living room, three cham­ ke. 'That there lady?” Buy bers and bathroom on second floor. There are front and rear I Elunice works across the aisle. -Rellexing Labor Shortage halls, open stairway, two porches. Hot water heat. Price only Bench. ‘Tap-tap. tap-tap. tap- Stjuarf J. Wasley . . Sell $5,700 — and there Is a garden. The house we-advcctiaedtr last kp” goes her hammer. She ia East Randolph, N. Y.—i/Pi—^ / . t . R ^ t o r week was sold on Saturday — ask about this one soon! I lazingly quick, far defter than Fanner John Martin held his Fpr Boys and Girls tongue when 18-year-old Gloria i State Theater Building [would be. They make metal db- peta, half an oval in shape and Meaton mistook strawberry bios- . . . Trade COHI. RV Nl* tCRViCI »«»C T M MC U. %. M T . Offf. Telephone 6648 - 7146 WANTED , Buy a home on the basis of a 10% Investment. Here Is. a prhapa 10 inches long, which are somsTWrtmttercups. A month ago. Tvi'o-Family Flat of 5 roomq e ^ h and a 2-car garage, priced at — ^ qae-iibs.” The nose-ribs, when the New York city girl never had “ Old N e IHc’s head is too bis ifor licr bridle since our «**4L $8,000. Cut the price in haff and your part and garage space l.ilahcd, 'have to be stamped with seen a cow;. Now, she is relieving Vi •« e.T. 0f<^ REAL for your car costs you only $4,000. The other rent- takes care small die which is hit with a the farm labor shortage by milk­ jaloppy broke down, and now witli you liomc slie tcclg Male or of the other half — 5 rooms for $4,000, and move In most any immer. Eunice trots around ing the‘"bossies.” like she’s winning the war personally!" Ume. Convenient location. amping everyone’s for them — BY LESLIE TURNER br' some reason she likes to do it. WASH TUBBS Preparation LA K E AND Feh^le Help ESTATE pnee she ia probably five times as TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOj!l 1H(LE THB ENEMY THAT lNP(3RMAT(ON MAVBC IT St as I am, I get her to do my VOU 8B0UGHT HELP;' DOES N(ilW.0UTTHt SUBURBAN liapecUon stamping and in return / rU$HE$ CONSTRUCTION What Have You to I a t 6UN EMPLACEMENTS A LOT. EAS ■ jA P f ABEMAKIMGA ANDOVER LAKE— ' Far Jihportanf ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. I do her filing, because it makes GIBRALTAR OUT O For sale at VP17 reasonable Real Estate and Insurance sr "blood go goose-pimples.” ^__ L.EM y/ORTLEsTHE PRACTICAL JOKER RONGA R0NGA...iT figure—Year 'Round Cottage. Offer? 063 MAIN STREET PHONE S4M WONT HELP WHEN IdMl for sumer place. $300 War Wark I Everyone eats more or lesa per- THEY GET THRUl Down. Balance like rent. ctually; aandwlchea (always one Inquire ALEXANDER the "flve-m lnute*” ), pretzels, k>idy bars. Everything is passed COVENTRY. CONN.— R ogers P aper JARVIS ound to one’s immediate neigh- 8-Roum Cottage with fnr- ora, and it ia .difficult to refuse nlshlngs. Near Coventry !\Ianu£acturing C o. ReaUBstate and Mortirait^ lake. $400 Dqwn. Balance 26 Alexander Street' Uke rent. Mill and Oakland Streets O' Phone 4112 or 7275 i CtME RACE...OfFENSBi 5361 )ETAIL fOR TODAY UA6AINST DEFENSE. HEBRON— [ ■CdIWE ev PHOTOdCAPH- ‘ Approximately 3 Acree of Limp Line (MG RQNGA RONGA. Land, 6-Room Houm with' THirOBJSCTIVS.-... Improvenients. Bam which A: Will accommodate 2 cars. r e a l p r o p r t y Price $3,450. D. P. $500. IF YOU OW N ^ ?: DUR BOARDING HOUSE 'm .x j o r h o o p l b l^ils advertlaenicnt may bring you tli« opportunity you have been . OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIA.MS wattling for. WE HAVE U CASH BUYERS FOR 5 OR 6-ROOM HOMKS! t*l ALLEN '^THE NEW GUV AT THAT NO--WHAT HE'S WORBV- ESAO, b a r t e r TRUST YOiJ TO HURRAK.' A R E you TAVL>- We suggest again— that the Ume to sell to when someone to ING fUE. REST-OP VOUR. able and willing to buy. . m a c h in e DIDN'T SHOW IN© ABOUT IS NOT KNOW ©ET IM ON A FR E E SlAOvJ R EA LTY CO. UP THIS MORNIN&—I IN© WHAT KEPT THE GUV you A R E VJATCUlNG 60RlS,TW& /WEKlA&ERlE ALOMG? Allen A Hitchcock. Ine. Think It over—and call ns If you would Uke to sell. OaU on HEARD HE RUlNEP A AWAV— RUiMIN© THE JOB FAMED FIRE-EATER.REHEARSE ev Th e w av, vOh a t 853 MAIN STREET us for the latest real estate news — we have It. foue.- h u n p r e c >- (OB THE BAWLIMO OUT THE FREAK A RE ViDO^ POLLAB JOBVES- BULL GAv/E HIM.' A B O S S PAR.T OF HIS AM AXiri© A.CT. Telephone 3301 By Mr*. Anne Oabot TEBPAV.' DO VOU HAS TO BE MiOHTy SUGGUING RED-HOT H ORSE-, GOiHG i p 6 C, LOUIE, MANCHESTER R O BER T J. SM ITH * IN C TH* perfect play garb for h o t! pattern and complete cu ttin g'^ SPOSE THAT’S CAREFUL WHAT HE SAVS ^ .SHOES/— ~S(X>iA vGE'LL t h e UMIMB LU^AP OflStse .Honia 8:30 to } summer days. And little sister tern, finishing directions for I WHV THE BULL TO A MAN THESE !>)V OeSERT THIS D R A B ' OF LARD ? except Sunday. - Real Estate and Insunuice DAVS.' From Ooaat to Oeaat women are Ukea them Juat aa much aa her Play Overalls (Pattern Na 53( <3F THE WCX3DS ei^yiROi^ FOR THE Thursday Evenings 7-9. 963 MAIN STREET PHoX E $450 IS s o TMOUSHT iroaring these strapped, sun-backs! brother doea. Maka them of aoft sizes 2, 3. 4 yeara Included, GLAMOR AND GLOR.V blue denim, of checked oottonA or 15 cents in Coin, plus 1 cent p< FULT It*$ the new look in fs^k u is— and LIMP LINE is Army slang for it’s practlcaL cool and very, very deep roae colored or yellow cham- tage. Your Name, Address and t Pattern Number to Anne Cti lick call. Every morning, right pretty. Have at least one real bare- bimy or percale. Applique the acot- fter mess, the LIMP LINE forms Still Low LANK LEONARD backer with matching Jacket Ua dog on tka pocket In a bright The Manchester Ehraning Hen 1180 sixth Avehu*.'New York |nd goes to the diapentary. There contraatlng color. ie Medical Officer sorts them out Pattern No. 8664 la in aiaea It, To obtain Applique Soottiq, Dog ’ N. T. Ike a small boy sorts his mar* WHAT \ A CHAfl)6E OF PHIL-YOU’RE GOINGAMINTV-T' 14, 16, 18 and 30. Siae 14, draaa, WOULD V O U i SCfN ERV MUSHT BACK HOME WITH MEJAP^CMTE lies, and prescribes various treat- r e ^ r e a 3 1-3 yarda f 88 or 89- lieirts. The LIMP LINE to no* SUGGEST?/ HELP-WHY(90T — FORA MONTH OF ALL Inch material; Jacket i 1*3 yarda. SEND HIM OUT TO priouB for its large number of c o m p l e t e RELAXAT10N!)yOUVE I.'s who cook up some ob' OUR SANATdRiUM? DONE For thla atti^tiva pattam, aand To Pallern 'Subscribers 16 canta, plua 1 cant for poatdga, cure ailment to get out of KP or pme other detail. The medics In Mina, with your nama, a d d r ^ Beeauaa of the tremandoua amount of mall being nandleo p ,nara number and alma to Tbe tbe’pdatal ayatero these days, and the sbortag* ot labui. we aau usually wise to this type, and Mancheater Evening Herald To­ |ose them up with castor oil or that you be pattent If yout pattern lent dcllverod ea piompuy nmething equally as pleasant. day's Pattam Sei^ce, 1150 sixth as IB the pest Tbs eaesoB or haevy pettan orders la now under iCV' Avenua, New Torlc 19, N. T , In k call is usua'ly announced by 'w ay and will oontlnaa through liaatsr. Tbare are bound bo Of Lme raucous sergeant, who bel some delaya Patterns are mailed Ahird-clas* and ar» rnniiirntty I'vs. -CiSick, lame and lazy— F A IX The smart new issue o f tbe mld- daiayad baeauaa of poftqJ fcmgesUon Be ante in retMia the unm- |UT!” Soldiers who are rtgular auiqjiiar style book— Faablaa— hfg hm a8 Mia patiafu ya« oader- If you bavaoT received the pattern 83 pages qt oooi*laoliing, crlim new la a raagaaaMa Haifth of tfma. |iaaaa aitfvlaa na;tlM attmbar and of tba LIMF UNK. hav apiniwaar and auaamar day frocka alM'orderad and wa will cheek your order. . , j aibnenu that bother theffi a and accessories., Older yoqr , copy but defy treatment, are ac* THE PEMlTElstT UUBjUaUF- now. Prige 15 cents. - - - - * - 1 —tel——te W * ia e ii.* --i* i— anieietoatoktetodBBeBn of ^Riding thg Side Book." . 1*' ■ o'iiv::/ .)■

PAGE TOURHaBl Manchester t'veninfi^ Herald FRIDAT, MAT 26,11 About Town HALE'S SELF SERVE "Ladies Night" will b* obavrvM Tlie Original In New England! To Go With 'A Big Holiday Weekend. , . tonight at the South Vathodlst church by the Men'a Friendship Club. Re/. Alfred L. Williams, AND HEALTH MARKET rector o f St. Mary's church will be the speaker, and the special guests MEMORIAL DAif WEEK-END J PRINTED JERSEY ’ o f tht- evenlnt will be the parents and wives of the service men of the church. There will be a musi- SPECIALS! cad program, also moving pictures DRESSES and light refreshments will con­ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! clude the evL-nlng. , ON A WHITE BACKGROUND The Townsend club will meet Cooked — Ready To Serve Ham this evening at 7:30 with Mrs. F.OVEI.Y PATTERNS Frederick McCarthy of 19 Grove Whole, lb. 36c Butt End, lb. 37c SIZES 14 TO 20. street. Curd games will follow with cash prises for the winners and re­ freshments. A good turnout of Shank - Half, lb. 36c members and friends is expected. King David 1-odgc -of Odd Fel­ Smoked Shoulders i.b. 28c lows will exemplify the third de­ 4-S Pnundn Average. gree in full and ancient form on a class of candidates this evening. It is expected that a number of out Pound Package V. of town guests will be present. The business session will open prompt­ ly at 7:30. The ceremony will fol­ Pure Lord______Bathing Suits low at 8 o'clock and .all local Odd Falrnipunt Fellows are urged to attend. ' Jantzen Swim Suits Corp. John Buckley of the ski Creamery Butter troops will return to Camp Hale, Beautiful colors and materials. One Co)or|f.do, tomorrow after spend­ Sugar Heart aiKt two-piece suits. ing a furlough at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buckley, of 377 East Center street. Peonut Butter ^ l' $5.95 to $9.95 Miss Ruth Beebe, of Elro Aunt Jeinimi » ■ V V Y '* street. Is visiting friends in Wash­ ington, D. C. All Purpose Flour Gantner Suits Members of the Soropliinist club 2.3 Lb. f are Invited to attend the Installa­ ■>"r $1.23 Cottons in suits thta may be worn tion banquet and fifth birthday I 4-1, .,*■ party o f the Boston Soroptlralat Snoaheen n.s play suits, piques, rayon jerseys club, Tuesday, June IS at seven and broadcloth. ___ o'clock in the French room o f the Women's Republican club, 48‘ Bea­ Coke Flour ■tV con street Reservations should be made with Dr. Marie Alkon, 371 Swanadown $2.95 to $8.95 Commonwealth avertue, Boston, not later than June 5. Dress is Coke Flour ' 1 optional. Novelty Suits Private Frank R. Maori of the Suaan Baker’a U. S. Marljies U spending a ten- Glazed chintz, coit-m percales, ray­ g a i^t n e r * day furlough at his home, 25 Pur­ Salad Dressing P in llS C ons. 2-piece stylfr., very attractive of California nell Place, having completed his suits. . I boot training at Parria Island, S. c. ------" / . ■ Gulden's Mustard Jar 11c The 1944 class at the Hollister $2.95 to $5.98 street school held its annual elec­ tion of officers yesterday at the Baker's school Hie following officers were elected: President Eugenia Em­ •/, ery: vice president, Iieonard John­ DeLuxe Cocoa I.b. 19c .A- son; secretary, Marion Parker; treasurer, James Tuttle. Grapefruit Juice 46 Oe. Can 29c Rev. Browne Barr, aeeoclate Play Clothes pastor last year at the Center Con­ gregational church, will be formal­ ly installed as pastor of the South 2-Lb. Congregational church of Middle- La rg^ Prunes 33c a town, Sunday evening, June 4, at SHORTS eight o'clock. Rev. Russell Cllnchy Pleated. Navy, white, nowder blue and of Center church, Hartford, will striped denim. Sizes 8 to 20. preach the Installation sermon. A Hole's, Bread l.oaf O C cordial invitation is extended to friends o f Mr. Barr to attend this service. $1.19 to I $5.98 Large Coffee Cokes e .. 25 c

TALL CEDARS Rjtz Crockers Pkg. 22c SMARTY PANTS BINGO Button^ bib and roumy pockets. Sail . .V cloth, striped denim, gabardine. Sizes 12 to TONIGHT 20 Premier Krispy Crackers ' .* . ORANGE HALL 37c . Lb. BO, 19c I y. $2.29 to $3.98 X f /Rn/.t-aw /, J * . i.

Domino Ginger Ale > FOOD SA LE Smart New White ^ * 0 / V PLAY SUITS Auspices Service Club 3 Bottle. 25c Floral percale, spun rayon, French crepe. (Contents). of St. Mary’s Church. Summed Hats Sizes 12 to 18. AT HALE’S STORE Moxie Btk. 25c STRAWS — FABRICS AND PIQUES Saturilay, May 27 $3.98 to $16.98 From 9:30 A. M. On. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Cotton Jeisey Freah S^ORT SHIRTS - Lb. Bch. Stripes in red, brown, navy ^ Asparagus p . , 17c Woodland Street and powder blue. Small, me- | 4 Q Barber Shop Freah NaUve dium and large. y J . f ^ t/ Open Only 2 Hours Per Day Spinach 3 L b . 19e 4:.10 to 6:.30 P. M. Juicy llorida JODPHURS ^ Sal. 4:30 to 8:30 P. M. For girls in sizes 4 to 1C. O Q Brown, green and tan. Closed Thursdays. Oranges Doz. 39c J rrrm * ' 1 IN JODPHURS “ Indian River . 1 Larger sizes, 24 to 34 waist, i Brown, green, tan and black. $3.98./ ^ > FOR TOP V.\*UJE for IN. A NEW HOME Grapefruit ,3 25c s W E^PUN SHEER See the tines Being Built By Freah ' . • ’ T' / V: GREENBROOKE Torhqtoes Lb. 19c BARELEG HOMES, INC. rt HOSIERY On Walker Street with reinforced heel and For further Iiir4irnmttnn caU at HEALTH MARKET tqe. New Summer ahadea. V'. SIxea 8ta to lOH. Alexander .Jarvis Co. office on - Center street or at '2B Alexander Boneless Phones; 4113 or 7275 street. Beef Pot Roost Lb. 36c C pr. HAM... — BABY SHOP — FINE QUALITY PLAY CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNGSTERS MERCERIZED COTTON British- We have a fine supply of Tenderized and Ready Cooked Ham for the week-end and the Holiday. COTTON OVERALLS BOYS’ TRUNKS ANKLETS American Club Seersucker, Sizes 2 to fix with turn-back or atratght Sizes 2 to 6 up tops. Colors: Navy, POULTRY... «1.59.$1.79 $1.10.$1.19 ' brown, red. tan, light blut^ BINGO We are expecting some, good grade Stewing Fowl^- Gabertex and Denim, Sizes 1 to 8 Alac, maize. > mixed sizes. ( $1.39 to $2.50 . Cotton Jersey ShirU Tomorrow PORK... SHORTS/2 to 6X, $1^98 Sizes 1 to fix 29c—39c 59c and 79e . You’ve never seen better looking Fresh Hpms. Fresh BIB SHORTS-Boya Night Shoulders, Pork Butts and Ix>in Roasts than we pn have ready for your Saturday selection. Sizes 3 to 6 ; $1.79-$1.98 ’ I in ^ ‘ ■ BOYS’ OVERALL AND PLAN FRESH SLICED COLD CUTS ON YOUR MENU! SUNDRESSES JACKET SETS O r H GREEN 8TABIPS GIVEN WITH CASH 8ALB8I CARRY A SHOPPING BAG! $1.39 to $2|r29 Sizes 2 to f i . J ORANGE $4.96 ior Sets WE EXPEC'l* T-O HAVE ANOTHER GOOD SUPPLY BATHING SUITS Colors are royal blue, .vellow, OF MEAT FOR MONDAY. lA LL Sizes 2 to « $1.19 to $1.95 medium blue. Th€ JMKIUU COM . MAMCHisraii Co n k -;-