S'-.V,''!',! £■' T h e ' FEIDAT. AFJUL K IHfl Forecast of L*. S. We ATence Dally Cfrcirtalloii/ Manchester Evening HerfMld For tko MMth of BUreb, ^ Fair, nut .cool tonigbt; M r, continued mild Snndny. ijjj -■ ’Tk ‘ Charles’ Bakery on,. North Main that Surrell was aeeuaed by Mrs. George H. Williams o f Ox­ St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters 9,138 Charlea of making a wrong entry ASHES and RUBBISI ford street* received a telegram of Isabella, will hold its monthly U f l l U f l f f G street, haa brought suit for $1,000 DON WILLIS Member of Andlt, ‘AboiilTowii today announcing the death of meeting Tue.sday evening at eight ~ " against Erwin Surrell. of Eemdale In the book! of the bakery and as REMOVED naisaa of ObeabitioM Mrs. James W. Duffy of Provi­ o’clock In the K. of C. home, and road, as the result of trouble he al­ a result Surrell. quit Urork. He Mancheiter^’A City o'1 VUlage Charm all members are requested to att- GARAGE dence, who was the second su- Suit Brought leges he ha*l w'lth Surrell in front aald ha had asked fo r his release TBLBPHONl 8N8 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Tht ansuAl r«tfUtr»tion for Boy nrema president of the supremo tend. A social time will follow, Complete Anto Serrlce Scout* of Emanuel Lutheran with refreshments In charge of t — o f the bakery on Saturday, March and later when he went to get It GAVBLLO « B. 8CHI MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 7,1945 Emblem Club of the U. S., and 24. there was an. argument between 18 Main SL TeL 8085 (ClaMiaed AdvertHteg ea Page It) church will Uka place Tueaday known to a number of the mem­ Mrs. John L«ppen and her com­ Legal Action Started as )L. LXIV., NO. 159 evanlnr at 7:30. The spaaker for mittee. Surrell, an employe o f the him and the owner o f the bakery, * ______bers of the Rockville Emblem bakery, was fined $1 on the fcharge who Is a brother o f Samuel the evening wlU be William Davl*. CTub. Her late husband was past Result of an Argument aaaiatant execiitlve of Charter The monthly meeting of the War of broach of the peace in the Town Charlea. During fhe argument Krand treasurer of the g ^ < l In North End. Court on April 4 by Deputy Judge Surrell admitted puahing Samuel Yankeea Drive Forward Oak Council, Hartford. The lodge of Elks. The Emblem Oub Records committee will be held Tanks Push Charles, but did not admit hitting Scouta have planned a fine pro­ Monday evening at eight o'clock George C,, Lessner__ British will have a ritualistic service at Samuel Charles, an employe of At that time it was brought out him. ix Jap Warships gram, to be followed by- » social her hosB* Saturday ev^ ln g. 'Hte at the Whlton Memorial Library. HALE'S SELF SERVE hour. funeral srtll be Monday morning from the Cathedral Parish. Provi­ Ihe Original In New England! • 4^ .. The Ladles Aid Society of the dence. Covenant-Congregational church And 391 Aircraft Closer to Bre on Spruce street has plans prao- Mrs. Pauline Berrett of 43 Peart tically complete for Its annual an­ street has received a letter from niversary party at the church Fri­ her son. Leon O. Berrett, store­ New SATURDAY SPECIALS! day evening of next week at 7:40. keeper 2-c, U.S.N.R., now in the Bagged in Battle One of the attracUons on the pro­ Philippines. In which he gives de­ Battle gram w ill be the songs and ac­ Hard tails of the Naval support for the Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! cordion numbers by 12-ycar-old landing of the forces at the recap­ Roland Oran ter of Hartford. Re­ ture of Corregldor. He said "The rgest Remaining Nip-1 E n t r V freshments and a social time will Rock” was well plastered by Army Maxwell Hoiiee I Germans Report Fierce follow the entertainment. ponese Battleship Sunk i bombers and then the paratroop­ banana \^an conflict m American ers In parachutes of varying colors 1 Lb. Jar 35c End Expected Hia Toung People’s Society of lllled the air, a marwelous sight to C offee ^cene of Combat On­ Seen End the Concordia Lutheran church PRINT Third Army Terrilory watch, then the landing o f the ly 50 Miles from Jap­ Curb Yanks win hold its monthly meeting this troops on the beach, made one of Of Arguments , East of Muelhaiisen; evening at 7:30. the moat thrilling and unforget­ an; United States For Japs table sighU of the war." Vi Lb. Pkg. 4 5 c On Shopping Reporters Are Unable Salada T ea Loses 3 Destroyers. In Fire Cases ------To Confirm or Deny The Emblem Club of Rockville Uoyid DeMert Form er British Envoy to A REMINDER! will have a card party Wednesday Guam, April 7.——State’s 25 Lb. Bag Japan from 1037 to 1941, aald to­ shopping sprees by American-s today in a breakout from CALL leets yesterday and today. Attorney Hugh M. Alcor;ji, Jr., day that Japanese leaders may be who come to Canadian border their Wescr bridgehead. The Japan. Adml- and Defense Counsel W llllsm L. TALL CBDAE8 Inly so miles from found "who care for Japan and the to a^Cheeter W. Nlmitx announced. Hadden were expected to conclude cities to buy meat and other items Ninth Army lashed out from ALEXANDER Japanese people more than the Mine Owners Soviets Start .Driving Tbree Deotroyero Loot their arguments today in a hear­ rationed in the United State* are Hamelin on the Weser river Nazis care for Germany and the Illegal and steps may be taken to BINGO I ' i Lb. Pkg. Three United Stetes destroyers ing before Superior Court Judge and careened eight miles to­ JARVIS Walnut Meats German people." curb them. M ALEXANDER STREET irere sunk, several others and In an article In The London Ask for Help William J. Shea on a defense mo­ ward Hannover 072,500). TONIGHT Germans From Vienna tion for suspension of sentence im­ It la against Canadian export WeeMaja aad SmiOeye Armoarta >me amaller craft damaged. Sev- Dally Mail on Russia’s denuncia­ regulations for anyone to take into posed on five officials and em­ 0 «M « U f EeaMeMS m » ORANGE HALL |n planes lost. j.,,..-., tion of her neutrality pact with the United States goods which may Paris, April 7. — / , of the Japanese consternation on cat Stoppages Critical. Moscow, April 7.— (/P)— _____ Hearing of testimony was com­ itroyera were sunk and several receiving the news from Moscow. pleted yesterday after a ao^en- to enforce other regulations which which the Germans yester­ DrotiMdwry lamaged. One hundred and Clearly Japan does not feel she The Red Army today com- _ „ ^ . c . hour session in which Judge Shea day had announced airborne oper­ ,f the attacking planes were snot can rely on another year of tight- Washington, April 7. (JP\ Bi­ menced driving the Germans Two-Fold Operation ael closely questioned a circus attor­ (Continued on Page Ten) ations within 90 miles of Berlin. K H iXLge. Pkg. lown. ... tuminous operatois appealed to from Vienna, and there were ney on outside moves which might (Correspondent* with the Third B fGOCI 21c No larger fieet units were hit. III M olioi^ to Pro- Army said they were unable to__ (Continued < u Page Eleven) the War Labor Board today for good indications that the have beenjuade to bring pressure gteam Toward Enemy on the court following the sentenc­ confirm or deny the Eisleben area help In writing a new contract Nazis face the possibility of vitle Financial Help Jerseys, Sheers and Oroaaa A Bbwkwell Early today Navy search alr- ing. Ban on Export operations. COLUMBIA — DE^CA VICTOR :raft sighted an enemy surface as talks with the union collapsed an early encirclement if they For Small Business. Execution of the sentences on British Tank* Flank Bremen Crepes with light and force at a point about 50 miles Super-Forts and wildcat stoppages In "cap­ do not ‘make a withdrawal. the five men was stayed three The British tank* flanked th# Pure Marmalade 1 Lb. Jar southwest o f Kyushu, “ u^hern- times, once on Feb. 21 to nocai t* ri- tive” mines became critical. Soviet storm columns to the Washington, April 7.—(J*!— The Of Meat Seen great Weser river port of Bremen dark backgrounds. rost Japanese Ulsnd. Vice Ad- day, again from noon Friday to south and southeast pushed north­ and struck to within SO mile* of POTTERTON'S ilral Marc A. MiUcher’s fast car- The prodiicer.s. who said yester­ government’s biggest lending 5 p. m. the same day, and then CMupbell’a Blast Tokyo; wards yesterday— some advance ; Hamburg on the Elbe. sr force steamed toward the ene- day they would not attend this agency uncorked today a share- from 5 p. m. Friday to 1 p. m. to­ At The Center 539-541 Main Street morning’s scheduled meeting with scouting groups presumably As July Ends A spectacujar 35-mile drive by ly and durtnt the middle of the day. The first was to permit the Opea Tboraday Until 9 P. M. Oloaei Batarday At 8:M P. M. Dresses you can re­ Cans .John L. Lewis and the United wresting positions inside the Aus­ the-loan program for little busi­ the British Seventh Armored di­ Tomato Soup 2 7 c lay brought the enemy under defendants, all key men with the Have Escort Mine Workers’ committee, decid­ trian capital. - ness. circus, to prepare the show for its vision carried to a point lesa than ly upon to take you serial atUck. ed to be present but added, "it Billion-sprinkled Reconstruction a dozen miles southeast of Bre­ No air oppoBltlon wax met but ■■ « Soviet Pressure Too Much New York opening last Wednes­ Special Hoiiwe Coni- Saltoaea doe> tha atUck. ^ ^ . Ma|^ Up Fighter . Con­ Policy committee for a meeting businesa firms with all .the post­ continued to ;'esterday. Turn Oiil Own Beef south of the city of 342,000. and Summer in cool The Tamato, reported damaged ever but Soviet pressure appeared Monday when he will report on to be too much for the defenders. war financial help they wil need. Otherwise, by law, the defend- To Break Shortage. Americans fought 18 miles from Ihust month In a carrier raid on tingent of Force Also the various contract proposals of­ Hale’s Enlarged comfort and the Russian troops which , severed RFC Plan Outlined anta would have been forced to j Hannover. Canadian armor Ijapan’s Inlaiid aea and last Oolo- Can 4 3 c fered to date. the Vienna-Unz highway earlier The RFC outined the plan as fol­ start their terms in the state shooting through Holland surged Banana Flakes L r In the Battle, of Leyte Gulf Hitting Nagoya Today The presence of the Policy com­ •rison at Wethersfield at noon Fri­ Washington, April 7-- (/P)—Con­ height of good taste. in the fighting fought their way lows: to within nine mile# of the last [when her sister ship, mittee usually presages a major vinced by Investigation that there eastward today toward the capi­ 1. The agency will partlolpate in day. ^ " rail escape line for Germans tal [was aunk, went down after o*‘*JK Guam, April 7.— (A>)—More than Those sentenced were George Choose now from our^ development. tal. Apparently thla Russian bank loans to industry whenever may be no meat for export— In­ the great western Dutch citiM, Ibit by eight torpedoes and eigni The WLB will hear the opera­ W. Smith, general manager, two Can 3 9 c 300 fighter-escorted Super-ForU wThg captured places north of the a bank requests it. RFC will. In cluding lend-leaae---Hfter July, a | sparkling selebtion.. A Large Shrimp tors’ report at 3:30 p. m. today to seven years in slate- prison; Ibomba. raided Tokyo today in thr greatest deer park and was threatening to effect, guarantee up to 75 per cent special House Food committee to- I (Continued on Page Four) that a stalemate exista after five Leonard S. Ayleaworth, boas can- Fur Storage Finish Off Ugbt Cruiser cut off Nazi artillery in the Vienna of the loan, and will actually put day propo.sed; | land-based raid ever made on weeks of fruitless negotiations. No. $H Cm I The continuing attack finished vasman, two to aeven years In 1. The Army take over closed f Japan and the first Involving land Presumably Lewis will make a dif­ woods. up 75 per cent of the money any Heavy battles were In progress slate prison; James A. Haley, vice packing plants and turn out its off the light Agsno class cruiser, ferent report to the board. He In- time the bank calls for it. The based fighter planes. for the western suburbs of Wad' president, one to five years In own beef to break the general Can 2 5 c the small cruiser end three de­ sl.sted on clinging to the formality RFC participation occurs automa­ Betty Blue Pears Mustangs from recently captur­ Itngnau and Mariabrunn. an im­ sUte prison; Edwar4 R. Versteeg. simply shortage. | stroyers. Three d«troyera were of negotiating this morning and tically on request o f the bank. The portant junction for railway and chief electrician, one year in jail, 2. A rut In the meat quota al- | Flashes! left burning and about three others ed Iwo Jima made up the fighter blocked the operators’ attempt total amount of the loan must be highway traffic. Tanks and mo­ and David W. Blanchfleld, wagon lowed hotels and restaurants. j (Late Bulletins of Ute Wire) No. %Vi Om Moaped the attack. All of the shl^ contingent of the "very large taak vesterday to break off indefinite- Vault •trsffed heavily with rockets torized'infantry of this same So­ 3. The Army lower its st.mdards | force” which also raided Nagoya iv* Testimony so that it can use some of the low­ 1 * | «id machine guns. Forced To Tntervene viet wing appeared to be pushing Man Burned to Death I »* Can into Hadersdorf, a northwestern Much of yc.sterday’s testimony, er grades of beef, increasing the A pricots 35c Seven carrier aircraft were loet shortly before noon today. The board was forced to inter­ - if considered deserying, suburb leading to helghta over­ RFC and. which ranged a wide field includ­ prime suppl; generally. Boston. April 7-- I In th.ls action. ^ a . The first fighter mission over vene a week ago to get the con­ will be granted a loan direct. Such ing the affairs of the late John 4. The government peg the price Identifled man was burned te C'^ The carrier aircraft had de- looking Vienna. The bulk of the Tokyo presages future steady em­ tract which was due to expire loans will include money to be used Ringling's estate, the preparation oi pork to growers al $13 through death, a fireman waa Injured aad a * ' atroyad 245 other enemy •>>’craft German artillery waa located on Now Ready For The ployment of Mustangs as Super- last Saturday night extended as working capital. and operation of the agreement September, 1946, to guarantee a 29 persons. Including IS children, t ^ in aeperate actions Friday and these heighta. RFC announced recently it were driven to the street when * Fort escorts. through April. . Russian Infantry In large num­ under which claims against the steady flow of hogs to market Mexican Style Corn added 30 more In minor contacts Despite Lewis’ consent to ex­ would participate in loans made by two-alarm fire swept a lour-atory The P-51S flew more than 1,500 bers was being moved up to the circus as a result of the fire are ceiling prices would be unchanged. tending the contract, the miners, wooden dwelling and d a n ia ^ miles on the round trip from Iwo outer suburbs to back up the crelit pools set up regionally by being adjudicated, the recent 5. The War Food Administra­ I *l5 e task groups participating principally In western Pennsvlva- Storage of Your Furs Cans to Tokyo. They were unit, of the Soviet storm units which first bat­ groups o f banka. Now this pro­ financial history of the circus and tion "explore further Incentives” two other houses at D and West 1 3 5 c were commanded by Rew Ad­ nla’s pltii producing directly for Seventh Fighter command, headed tered into the city’s defenses gram-has been extended to include the conduct of its management, to bring the abund.ince ofJSeef in ' Third streets today. Firemen steel mills, have laid off ln_in- mirals F. C. Sherman. A. W . ^ d - by Brig. Gen. Ernest M. Moore, loans made by individual banks. come from John Ringling North, from' the ranges and start It to - round the badly burned body oa ford. F. Bogan and J. J. Clark. creaslng numbers this past week a. who recently established headquar­ The arrangement goes further paekers. ’ the third fliMir of the dwelling Practical. Front Strong BealatMce Develops The United States Steel Corpora­ former head of the circus and now We have doubled the capacity of our old vault ters on the volcanic island Veterans Inch Ahead than ^ F C has gone before In loan- 6. Army purchase of poultry i shortly after the flames had been Corn Niblets Cans 2 9 c tion reported It was forced to I Ground action P***”*^ * miles south o f Tokyo. shafUtg. and its purpose, says the (Continued on Page Four) "out in thqjygions where there is i extinguished. Store Your Furs at Haleys for Safety Third Amphibious Corp Marines In Fienmi Battle RFC, Is "to encourage maximum plenty of red meat and not in the Down 21 Enemy Fighters (Conttnaed on Page Ten) SL In w iM c . London, April 7. — Rus^ employment.” area aer\'lng meat deficit cities.” Police Chief Suffers Shock tow-knoit ond * (Oontlnned M Page Four) Mustangs definitely shot down and Convenience. Abdominal . Sian veterans of Stalingrad and Not .Shared By .Advocate# of Plan Developed al Meeting Bridgeport, April 7.— 21 enemy fighters and six prob­ ward S. Knight, chief of (omblnad ki • tsv* tf e drMtf • Tender Sweet Peas Budapest. Inching ahead against The RFC board of directors feels Mass Bonllniig The proposals developed yester­ • • - ables. Ten ’ were damaged. the hastily reinforced defenders of that the program makes unneces­ day a,t a White House meeting be­ t<,wn police. I* oi. the danger Ust Belt No Limitations Bridgeport hospital where he AU Coats stored on the premises in a fire P-51S were lost. Vienna, battered their way today sary the various proposais for tween the committee members and at MW*d I vriua IleyeA *’ St. LawrMo. Suzuki Forms Mustangs flew with the super- to within four miles of St. Ste­ post-war action by other govern­ Coming to End top government officials concerned was taken late \ * resistant sprinklered vault. forU striking the Nakajima-Mus- phan’s church In the < middle of the ment agencies to help finance with*^the domestic and world food noon after _ - . _ i I im SwMf lifoc, . * On Discussions supply. I shock while seated In the patrol Cut String Beans New Cabinet ashino aircraft engine plant In city. smad business. This view is not western Tokyo. The second group Moscow announced that the Ger- shared by the advocates of those Heavy Planes Have Chairman Anderson (D., N. M >'ear In front of his home. Itoton All Coats completely covered by insurance. Butterfly OesM, ' in the "very large taak force’’ of mana not only were fighting for enierged from the conference to turnpike and Adams road, eie ~ COF^ET American Delegation to every factory and stone building plana. tell reporters that after July 1 the ju,t returned from routine patrol \ ---- ; • 1 Super-ForU hit the MlUublshl air­ Two of the proposal* are; For Done Part; Fighter- [Admiral Will Hold Two United States might be 1,000,000,- juty. Mrs. Knight, who In th Charge, 3% Your Valuation. Minimum Bch craft plant at Nagoya. but also had thrown In a number the Federal Reserve board to Fresh Security Conference of countefiiattacka which were Bombers Take Places. ------house, was attracted to the car by Other Posts as W ell Both attacks were demolition guarantee private loans up to 90 Charge $2.50 Per Garment. 16” Skirt raids at medium altitude. First re- repelled by Ru.salan shock troops (Continued on Page Four) repeated hlowing of the horn, and W ill ^Ponder Policies. per cent: and fo i the Smaller W ar •ler daughter. Mr». Franklin Mar­ F u ey As. Being Premier. in bitter fighting. ' ^ . Paris. April 7.—(/P)—The day of Capture Four Suburbs Plants corporation to make direct ------^ lin. rushed from the house to dt»- Si**« 9 fo 15. (Oonttaned rage Tea) Washington, April 7.—(iP)— loans to little business firms. Both sky-darkening fleets of; heavy Bea^utifully, tailored of 2• learned, no wHh thrtr 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brushea ...... 47c 000 refugees. 'ify evening by Braperor Hlrohlto To rescue marooned and trapped | member of the delegation haa weather. *■ r u a T m k tfi-teega a new cabinet after Prem- (CeoHatted oa iftf *Plu« Tax. 1 - -f . ,

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MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD. MANCHES'I'ER, iXJNN.. SATURDAI, APRIL 7,1945 Munday School l^esonn ■m eat Bengston and Mrs. Harry Straw are co-chairmen of the com­ To Present Four Aei Play Hei^ Tomorrow All Books of the Bible Tell Story Andersen, as Jack's mother: W al­ reault due to the untiring effort roads and highways radiate to mittee in aharge. Reeervatlone Biickland Play ton Mesgley, the Magician; W il­ Local Warden of Mm. Charleo Sumner and the South Coventry Site Selection every part of the state." may be made with Mra. Blckmore Of How Men Sought and Found God liam Wright, as "Captain Kidd; following liat of eollcitori; Miss Tha report recommended a 35,- or Mre. Straw. Gerald Rautinitia, the Giant; Lou- C h u rc h e s The "W hite Bilephant" eale con­ Patricia Dimock, Cl.vde Martihall, 000 grave cemetery at Providence Scripture: Paalm 148; Provertsi'how men felled to a ^ and Snd ia Warren, the Announcer; Marlon ■ The annual meeting of the Great Success Catching Dogs Ef. W. Atwood, Mr*r]Pcarl D. .Icw- Reasons Given for Rh^e Island. "Providence ap'i ducted IV Group B, Mre. J. Sey­ 2:1-9; 11 Oorinthlana 8:1*8; H God—for It la e bpok o f great Lee, aa Gypsy Ann the Fortune ell, Albert Skinner, Jr., Alexander Mothers' Glub was held in the pears to be the logical location for Boeih Bfathodlst Ohorah $ St. Jnmea'a Roman OathoUe mour Brown, leader, will begin et realism, dealing with human rin *TelIer; and Barbara Armstrong Rev. WUUam J. Dnnn, Pastor 7 o’clock. Article# for the sale may Peter 1:21. Bunce, Mm. John Erickaon, Mra. form of a dinher party ^ t May'a the new national cemetery because TOPAY AND SUNDAY I I Btnei aod ■f'**"!* | and and tragedy, aa wall as wWh and Gail Cmasen as Juliana the Frank Boaio, Mm. Arthur Merrill. it is the center of population and Halpli Ward. Jr^ Mlaloter i Rev. Edmond Rnirett, Asatotnat be left with Mrs. Edna Case Park­ triumpheant fidth and nchl«v6- Cow. M h i i v Straii{;e Canines Kitchen on South atreet, Tuesday By Willllam E. Ollroy, D.D. O rer 200 Present at Mi.aa Doria Skinner. Harry J. Mil­ Seven National Cenie- the capital of the state. All railroad ITS BREEZY. orge O. Ashton, Minister of Rev. Frederick McLean, Assistant er, 16 HunUngton street, or Miss ment. evening. April 4. Fur the party, the Olive Irons in the Kitchenette Highlights of the operetta were Found H ere; Deserteil ler, Vincent Kixesicki, and Miaa lines in the state pass through Mnolo Peter says in his Second Epistle That the Bible should have Performance of *^he the scenes at the fair; the "duel" leries Proposeil for ITS TKASY.. Sunday masaea: Sunday morning. • Olive Swanaon to whom I extend mothers wore Easter bonnets of Provlde ^ e ," the report says. that "holy men of God spake as been so marvelously preserved between Jack and the Giant: the my moat grateful thanka. Por adults: 7:00, 8:30, 9:45 Wednesday, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.— Magic Beanstalk.’* Bv Out-of-Towners. past decades or other funny or New England States. r r s t u n e f u l ! they were moved by the Holy through the ages la only less won­ swirling dancers of Holland and "The varimia church and other * (tw o masses In the upper and low­ Red Cross sewing. Mra. Edna Case Spring Song" Alfred Holllne Ghost.i’ That is the origin of the derful than, that It should aver Spain; Juliana’s antics as a tap organizations alao'materlallv sup­ original headgear. Many amusing er church) and at 11 o'clock.* Parker, leader. All wontten are in­ Bible, and the Bible Itself is the have been written at all. . TIm a n t abowlnc c t tb* of>er«tU dancing cow; and the agility of the Dog Warden Jamea Rolston la ported thia drive. Thomaa Wilson, games were played during the Wa.shington, April T—^/Pi—The Sportsiiieii^s Club, lional Hymn— . Children’s mass at 8:30 In low­ vited to sew with this group. 6:45 now busy rounding up stray dogs. Hall the Power o f i proof of what Peter says. It bears How much do we value It? T b * Magic BMUMtaUc" « t the tumblers with their pyramid as a aeiectman. and hia willing and evening. Slate of officers and com­ War department, in a report to the er church. p. m.— Cub Scouts. Norman A. He is receiving complaints from all mittees were elected as follows; I Nam e" ...... Coronation upon it the marks of Us origin in What Is It worth to us? Ws rev­ Buekland school last eveoing finale. able aaaiatanta contributed heavily Senate Military committee, ex­ T r i i ^ lIs j Tomorrow Wilson, Cub master. 7:15 p. m.— erence It, but do we reed It? And parts of the town about strange in the paper collection to make the President. Mrs. Virginia Lewis; itbem— ' K St. Bridget’s R. C. ' Choir rehearsal. Mrs. Charles Nor­ the lives of holy men. It has liv­ provad a huge success. The pupils Walton Meagley, the Magician, dogs without proper tags. He is vice president. Mrs. Alice 'W il­ plains its selection of sites for ed through the ages because it la do we read It Inttillgently, recog­ brings vividly to mind the typical drit'e a aucceaa: therefore to all | Bev. Janies E. Hmmlns; Pastor ris, choir mqther. 7:45 p. m.— nizing the variety and the differ­ playsd to an audlenec of over 200. using a long pole with a not at liams: secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth " “ M «1 « . Leadership Training class for all the book of life; because it has voice of a barker at a sideshow who by their donationa .and their * seven propipised national ceme­ The arniual Field TVlal o f the Rev. Bronislaw Oadarowakl, ences in the books? The Iearmon— ^ Boyd are co-chairmen of the com­ Representative Merrow (R-NH) im U**** Rev. James A. Young, Pastor — for the Bible is not one book, knew God Only partially. Even VITAMINS It is said. Caselli. $1. Mr. and Mrs. J. Par- berg; Mrs. Edith Bis^ll; Mrs. Junior Handler's Stake for boys "Perpetuating Easteri mittee in charge of the meeting. Shrieks and yells as pirates ap­ Only a few days ago an automo­ Hannah Hlobik; Mrs. Anna Franz. had introduced a bill providlng..for Dr. Leland P. Cary Any married couple interested but many. Our Bible consists of the Apostles were a long time At {.sweat Prices! proached sent shivers down many eiak. $3. George Wipoert. $1. Mary or girls up to the age of 15 y.'ars. Sunday services; bile was seen to stop at the cor­ Program committee, Mrs. Kay Mc­ new national cemeteries, recom­ may telephone Mrs. Boyd. 66 books, 39 in the Old Testament coming to the full truth concern­ a spine. Their tattooed bodlcs'and Wipnert, $2. Mr.a,- William Ener. Entries for the trials may be made :essional Hymn— 9:30 a. m„ Church school. Study Arthur Oma Stores ner of Main and Park atreets. A_ Kinney, Mrs. Virginia Ridhard, mends two cemeteries for Massa­ and 27 in the New Testament. ing God, though they had Jesua to fierce expressions frightened all $2. Mr. and M rs.^ ran k Carlaon. at the club grounds 'Love Divine, AU Loves with us in the Book of Books— 145 Mala St. TeL t80$ small dog was taken from the car, Mrs. Mildred Bloodgood. The next chusetts and one, each for the These books originally were separ­ help them and guide them. It is $2. Miss Lydia Younjg, $1. Mr. and Excelling" ...... Zunde the Bible. Tennyson McFall, su­ Christtan Science 8er\lce* , who beheld them. the driver got back Into the car, meeting of the club is scheduled other New England states. ate writings, and the writing of very Important to grasp this fact Aa a finale the entire chorus Mrs. John Swan.son and family $.*i. Money Sower Vanishes PLUS A STORY OF A DOG A'. fostlude— ‘ . Hartford. First Church. Sunday closed the doora and started north for April 14 at Mrs. Edith Biasells Merrow originally introduced a perintendent. them occupied at least several cen­ of the progressive revelation in and all the special acts came out Bolton Grange $28.tO.\Mr. and W A R AN D HIS O. I. JOE P A L “Toccata on 'O FUll et 10:45 a. m„ Morning worship. 11 a. m.: Sunday school 11 a. m. the Bible. From Genesis to Revela­ on Main street. The little dog Mm. Stanley Che.s,sev. $2\Barbara home and will be a social meeting. bill for the establishment o f one or Seattle—{A’>— William Powell Flllae” ...... Lynwood Farnam turies. The earliest and the latest for their rounds of well deserved Sermon by the pastor: "Finding Wednesday at 8 p. m. S.'l? Farm­ are thus far apart in time, and the tion is like the progress from tha L. started to run after the car, but Chessey 50c. Mrs. B ro w n ^ Gage Cheryl Ann Little, the daughter more cemeteries In every state and of Seattle was so.iamazed when he “SERGEANT MIKE" 9-30 a. m. Church School. applause. of Mr. and Mra. Larry Little, was the Pattern of His W ill.” ington avenue. books are of widely diverse naturn. candle to the powerful electric by the time he had reached Braln- $5. New England Hotel \$1.80. U. S. possession on Jan. 3. He in­ saw a man tossing money into the 10:45 a. m. Nursery during christened at per home, Easter 5:30 p. m„ N. Y. P. S. (Junior). Second Church. Sunday 11 Some are history, some are pro­ light. It is a record of light, but ard place the car had gotten so far South School collection $4.63.^ol- troduced a second bill incorporat­ streets he called the police. Two STARTS MONDAY: Sunday by the Rev. Leon Austin. loming worship. Miss Martha MhKinney and Miss m. and 6 p. m.: Sunday school phecy, some are poetry, some are of increasing light. GET A NEW ahead that the dog gave up the ton Volunteer Fire department g5. ing War department recommenda­ officers arrived post haste and 4:30 p. m. Intermediate Youth chase. Karen and Hazel Mae Little vis­ tions on March 27. “RAINBOW ISLAND” Elsie W ray, supervisors. 11 a. m. Wednesday at 8 p. m. romance, some are aermonic. This coming week is “ Bible Final total $1100.04. picked up one $10 bill, a $5 and 4:30 p. m.. N. Y. P. S. (Senior). FOOT SUFFERERS All dogs'over six months old ited their grandparents, Mr. and "THE GREAT MOMENT" 'eUowshlp. Lafayette and Russ streets. Week.” Throughout the nation H Y - POWER A correction on the last Red' Two Maasschuaetta Sites five ones. But the money sower PLUS I HOUR OF SHORTS! 4:00 p .m . Epworth League. Miss Marlon E. Janes, president. men of prominence are paying ATTENTIONIII must be registered on May 1. and Cross list appearing should read: rs. Freeborn Little in New Brit- RockvUle Society. Sunday I t "I Am In The Army Now,” rwill take part in the play, ffom What all the books of the Bible One Massachusetts cemetery had vanished. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. 7:30 p. m„ Evangelistic service. their tribute to the greatest of all SeleSgeeyle and Factarp Warksrs ara it is to save the fee of registration Mis.s Alwine Tobias $1. Mi.ss A. for a week. a. m-: Sunday school 11 a. m. M. A. Refreshments will have in common is that they tell Q U IET with 150,000 grave sites would be H ie Week Pastor’s subject: "Faith and Re­ T . r « w W.J.I.UI. • PW books: but the noblest tribute we Catting marvalous rallaf lar sora, Mblng, that the dogs are now being de­ Tobias $1. Christian Frederickson t. Donald Clark is home from Wednesday at 8 p. m. 94 Union seiwed following the program. the story of how men were seek­ urming faat from FODOL, tha ntw Canip Maxey, Texas, on a 14-daya in the Boston area, and another in Monday— „ . ... sourcefulness.” * 8:00 p. m. Saturday, April 14. in four acta, will be given by the Kcrys. Teodora Majka, ing God and finding Him, and c^n pay la to put its truth and graaaalass wkita alatmant whick aaathas serted. SI- street. MUFFLER tha dallcata Inflamad tissuas of tha ahio furlough and Is staying with his the Springfield area-with 50,000 7:30 p. ni. Mena Friendship The Week (Covenant League meeting at the Polish National CathoUc Church Stanley Szloch. Second Row: making the revelation of God j teachinga-into our dally words and Hre Meeting grave sites. nub. Ross Urquhsrt, speaker. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.. service •md hringa c—Hng roHai iOa at .Sister, ^ r s . Peg Kenyon of Southth ' home of Samuel Nyman, 47 Rus­ lo f St. John, tomorrow, beginning ; Very Rev A. W ojtkowiak known. Much of the Bible tells deeds. • Fire Chief Edward Senkbeil Massachusetts now has 404,713 in charge of the W.F.M.S., and all "Unreality” will be the subject •S7-»40 Buick ...... 16.00 J. W. HftI# Corp.s WatdoB Drug. presided at the meeting of the Coventr>c 7:46 p. m. Gleaners. sell street. ' ot «1 0 n m at Pulaski hall, 71 ! mena Biealadecka, Honore Qaian’a Drug. Murphy Drug uud all veterans eligible for burial In na­ 8:00 p. m. • Epworth Orcle. are Invited. of the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, •8*-*40 C a d in a e ...... 7.75 Bolton Volunteer Fire Department Mrs. Chitrles Swett and her two' i North Veer | ska, A. Stanley Kowalski. Valen- .Concordia Lutheran ffuud drug atoraa. Bolton tional cemeteries—4,404 from the 4:00 p. m. Girl Scouts. April 8, 1946. Oospel Hall held Wednesday evening at the daughters aVq visiting relatives Se«-ond Congregational Church Garden and Winter Streeta Chevrolet ... . 2.50 JLm Boston. Spani^h-Amerlcan war, 150,495 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church The Golden Text is from John 415 Center Street Firehqii.se. A good attendance was ‘"r: DepatSquare Grill Tuesday— 7-24 "Judge/lot according to the Ferris E. Reynolds, Minister Rev. Kari Richter, Pastor *SS-*36 Chevrolet ... . 8.75 The 'following letter to the peo­ noted.” Fire pumps were directed On April 12 the Well Child Con-1 from the First World W ar and Mlzpah and W illing Workers Cooper and High Streets Edna Ward, Church School ple of Bolton cornea from Charles ference will h av^its clinic in the 451.522 registrants o f the present 14 Depot Square Telephone 383.f Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor appearance, but judge righteous 10:30 a. m.. Breaking of bread. •87-»89 ^evrolet ... . 8.85 to be placed In each of the churches ■rill meet all day to f^ Director 8:50 a. m „ Sunday school and T. E. Willett who served as chair­ Fire House trom 9^30 to 11:30. All war. Of these, the W ar department All day sewing meeting of w. 12:15 p. m.. Sunday school. ’ S8-’41 Chrysler .... . 5.50 YOUR in town and the remainder will be Samuel O. Ramette, Organist I The following person* (above) I to Pulaski hall Bible classes. Alfred Lange, su­ man of the Red Cross War Drive mothcr^ are invited^to bring their estimates 181,939 would ask such T. U. Business meeting at 9 a. m„ Sunday sshool and Bi­ ^*^^lectlons trS tn the Bible in­ 7 p. m„ Gospel meeting. . 5.50 placed in various parts of the perintendent. e *8»>*41 D e ^ t o ...... SNAPSHOTS in Bolton: "The last solicitor. Miss (hildrcn for a checku ble class. Edward C. Rodger, clude the following; "Then was The Week j town. The department voted to burial. To reach thLs flg3.ire, the de­ 1:30. CJhurch school at 9:30. night and Lutheran Brotherhood 10:00 a. m.. Worship Memorial ii : ^ *S9.»41 D o d ir e ...... 5.50 Olive Swanson, has completed her Mrs Phylhs Salisbury of Troy, 3:15 Brownies. superintendent. brought unto him one posses-sed hood. Herbert Bengston will have 7:45 p. m., Tuesday. Prayer ji^r Finished At Short Notice! have Leslie Bolton represent the partment took 16 2-3 per cent of Morning worship at 10:46. Ser­ meeting. William Davis, assistant Service In memory of Pfc. Walter •SS-Ml Eord ...... 2.50 list which with 4 few other dona­ Y.. is visiting her suiter, Mrs. all eligibles and added 80 per cent DINE and DANCE 7:00 p. m. Boy Scouts. 10 a. m.. Divine worship. Text; with a devil, blind, and dumb: and charge of the devotional service. meeting. organization at the hearing on a he healed him. Insomuch that the mon by Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, chief executive of the Charter Oak J. Adamy, who was killed In action 1^. tions has now completed our drive bill before the present sessioi of I.ucy Granbeig of CoventiY. for wives and widows. 7-45 p. m. Stanley Group. Hos- Luke 24:15 and 29. Theme: "Our Lutheran World Action Pictures 7:45 p. m., Friday, Bible read­ •84.*86 H o d s o n ...... 5.00 blind and dumb both spake and minister of O n ter church. Man­ Council will be the guest speaker. In Germany on February 22. Miss ELITE STUDIO with a final total of $1100.04. We the General Assembly relative to The monthly meeting of the Boston and Springfield were esses are Mrs. Mather Harding. After-Eafter Invitation to the depicting the work of the Lu­ ing. W 4 2 OMsmobile .. . 8.75 saw." (Matthew 12:22). chester. Music b; the church choir. theran church throughout the Wednesday—7 a. m.. Emanuel June Mildner will be the soloist. f t have, therefore, met our quota—a a $500 grant to all Volunteer,Fire Executivr committee of the X!om- chosen as sites because of their ac Herbert Sargent and Mrs Risen Redeemer and His Loving To The Music Of Correlative passages from the Prelude, Hymne Celeste. . . .Friml world in war-time will be shown. (aioir. 8 p. m., Meeting of the Friends, relatives, schoolmates •S8-M1 Packard .... . 4.68 departments. Next meeting will munity Cen*er was held T u e^ a y cessibility, the report states. In tichard Nlese. Response.” Christian Science textbook. Sci­ Anthem, Pleasant are Thy Courts, Come, and bring your friends! A Board of Deacons. St. John's Polish National and classmates are cordially in­ •S«.»41 Ptirnoath ... . 8.60 be the annual meeting with elec­ evening at the Community Center. the eastern part of the state, the Wednesday— The Week Thursday— 2:30 p. m„ Meeting ence and Health with Key to the ...... Henrich social hour will follow the pro­ Golway Street vited to attend this service. •84-M l P m t t a e ...... 8.75 tion of officem. The Brownies and Girl ScoutV aveirage distance to Boston from 7:30 p. m. New ly formed wom- Monday, beginning at 6 p. m„ of the Ladies’ Aid Society. 7:30 ■! Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, Offertory Hymn. Since Jesus Came Rev. Paul Kozlowskl, Pastor TTmi Week CARPENTER WORK 1 Dunce Tonight lield tlieir weekly meeting. Tues­ surrounding cities and towns •n’s group. Mra. Nila Shen- Family and Congregational Night. gram. p. m., Q Clef Club. •87.M1 Stadcbaker.. . 8.75 o n YOUR day afternoon The Brownies were The Nutmegs include the following (PP- into My Heart The Week Monday, 7:30 p. m., the Sewing There will be a dance at the '^ u ld be 40 miles or iesa, and for *lng In charge of program. Pot luck supper. • Friday—8 p. m„ Meeting of the 477): "Jesus beheld in Science Postlude, S o r tie ...... Dunham Monday—3:30 p. m„ Girl Scouts. 8:30 a. m., Mass. Circle. If. IRINO AIDl AND REPAIRS Community Hall thia evening un­ entertained with giraes and re­ Simngfield it would be an average Thursday— Boy Scout Troop committee at the freshments for thjir Easter party. Direct From Center Congregational Church the ^ r fe c t man, who appeared to Weather permitting, the Young 6:30 p. m.. Boy Scouts. 8 p. m., 10:30 a. m., High mass and ser­ Tuesday, 8:00 p. m „ the Sunday TAIL-PIPES der the au.spices of the Bolton distWice of 40 to 45 miles. Stanley, Asbury, Gleaners, home of Gustaf- E. Anderson, 69 school teachers. Grange. The Hebron Barnstorm­ The Community Center held its The Plymouth Hotel Sunrise Room Clifford Oliver Slmpsop, Minister him where sinning mortal man Peoples Mu Sigma Chi society will Bdethoven Glee Club. mon. R. CHAMBERS Cemetery at Hartford ffustlers will meet all day to fry appears to mortals. In this per­ Tuesday— 3:30 p. m . Brownies. Benton street. Friday, 7:00 p. m., the Interme­ *SS-*84 Chevrolet . . . .11.40 c!lSSi ARTHUR’S ers will furnish the music for first whist. Wednesday evening Connecticut's cemetery would be Orlando, Florida. Marion A. Munson, meet at 5:30 to go to the church Saturday— 9 a. m.. Junior Choir, The Cecilia.- and Lutnla cholra leanuts. Director of Religious EduoaHon fect man the Saviour saw God s 6:30 p. m., Junior H i Girls’ Choir. will rehearse after the masses. diate Luther League will meet *85 ^evrolet .... 1.65 mm)«i A-r-A 845 Main Street! Tel. 2-0772 round and square dancs*s. Danc­ with 48 players present. The at Hartford. It would contain 75,- 2:00 p. m. Asbury Group. lot. Bring l\inch. Scout 10 a. m.. Confirmation instruction. ing starts at 8 p. m. Refreshments women’s prizes were won by Mra. Mrs. Kenneth C. Wotrtng, own likeness, and this correct view The Week 7 :30 p. m.. Annual Boy ’S8-*86 M a s te r...... 2.15 000 ^ a v M . The location is ap' Polka— Waltz or Fot-Trot To Your Hearts Content! Friday— " „ will be on sale. F.dith BLssell, first prize; Mrs. Jose Music Director of man healed the sick. Thus Monday at 7:00— Boy Scouts. *86 Staadard...... 1.95 propriate, the report adds, because 8-00 p. m. Married Couples . Jesus taught thatAhe Kingdom of RehcMil Board Meeting Warreri. second prize; and Mrs. "Hartford is the capital of the We’re Complying With the Curfew! 2:30 p. m. Study Group will Tuesday at 7:00—Girl Scouts. Sunday, April 8 God is inUct, universal, and that *S7>*40 Chevrolet . . . . 2.25 The monthly meeting of the Eugene Latimer, third prize. The state, is near Lhe center of popula at the home of Mrs. Karl Tuesday at 7:00—Choir re­ I *41 Chevrolet .... 2.55 School Board will be held on Tues­ men's prizes were won by Fred m4et 9:30 a. m.— Church school. man is pure and holy." tion and near the gcogi-aphical DANCING EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Marks. Program is in charge of hearsal. day evening at 8 p. m, in the Cen­ Wolfe, first; James Kelley, sec­ center of the state. It is within 11 a. m.— Church-time nursery. Friday at 8:00— "Pirate’s Par­ *89«*42 Plimouth . . . . 2.15 RANGE AND FUEL NIGHTS — 8:00 TO 11:45 P. M. Mrs. Inez Truax. Oo\-enant-Oongregatlonal Church ter school. Bids for the transporta­ ond: Howard Richardson, third SO miles of all poitito on the eaat Mrs. Edward Bushnell, leader. ty," a social time for members of r^: Saturday— ' 11 a. m.— Morning Worship. tion of schcM>I pupils as advertised prize. The door prizes were taken and west and wiihin 20 to 30 miles 43 Spruce Street the parish and community spon­ I,-? Call Your Dealer Now TRY OUR DELICIOUS PIZZA! 4:45 p. ra. CHiolr rehearsal. Sermon bv Rev. Ferris E. Rey­ CALL in the Manchcfter Herald will be by Richard Jackson and Miss of all points on the north and south Rev. Raynold G. Johnson, Pastor sored by the Young Peoples’ Ir" accepted and actcj upon. Dorothy Wolfe. Mrs. Marjory of the state. Therefore, it will be nolds of the Second Congrega­ Cut Red Tape 8t. Mary's Eplacopal Church tional church, "The Word of the Group. BRUNNER’S Qiiarryvllle Methodist Brannon won the special - prize. seen that the short diatiRnces for Sunday; Notes TTie subject for the 9:30 morn­ Rev. Alfred L. WlllUma, Rector Hour” (Ephesians 6:13). 9:50 a. m. Church Bible •e Oaldand St. FhoaeSlSl Mrs. May Richardson was sur­ transportation of remain^, from Rev. Ellison P. Marvin. Curate TTie Cubs will not meet this ing worslilp at the Quarr>’vllle mised by a. birthday sing during Anthems— "Bless the Lord. Oh My School. Carl E. Johnson, super­ 8500 any part of the state add to the week. Soul" Ippolitof, Ivanoff OIL Methodist church will be "The the whist. desirability of its location. Rail­ intendent. Do you live in our COOK'S The First Sunday after Easter Town-wide Clothing Drive to­ MOBIL BBBOSBNB AND MPBIUIEAT PUEL OM Seat of the Scornful." The Rev. Refreshments were handled by 0 FOR THE MOST FUN "Cherubim Song" .Tchaikovsky neighborhood and ara not attend­ SERVICE STATION George W. WiMman will be in 8:00 a. m.— Holy, Communion. 6 p. m.—C Y P Club (high school morrow. nothing already collected Ralph Reynolds and aasisted by I 9:80 a...m. — Morning Prayer ing Sunday School? A sp^al by the Missionary Comthlttee of ^ § U East Mtddla Turnpike charge. Herman LeDoyt. Mrs. May Rich­ group). Irene Illing, president. InviUtlon is given you to visit us MORIARTY BROTHERS I(ChUdren’s Service) followed by the church will go to this Nation TM. seas ardson handled the playing of • THE BEST MUSIC The speaker will be the Rev. “Ob tfet LeTBl“ At O ater sod Bmad 8 tn «ts Iclasaes. Address by the Rev. Al- and Join our Sunday school. Wide Drive. Those who have other cards. A t the whist it was sn- James Wright Negro-minister of ' .HOLLYWOOD OpsB All Omy — d AU Nlgkt. Ifred L. Williams. 11-00 a. m. Morning worship. nounced there would be a Pinocnie DANCE the Talcott Street Congregational things that they ran spare should A • CHOICEST OF LIQUORS I 11:00 a. m.— Morning Prayer church. Hartford. Henrietta Lloyd Sermon: "Individual Worship of SERVICE STATION Party the 13th of April and all give them to the collectors of Man­ I Modern and Old Fashioned ■ with sermon by the Rev. Ellison F and Jacqueline Dutcher will lead the Risen Lord." Music from i& t Oeatar St. TeL S»8T thoac with Pinochle decks were ■ chester’s drive. iMarYin. the devotions. the church choir. asked to bring them along. • EXCELLENT FOOD 1 Processional Hymn— 'Come. l e V -. ■ The Week 7:30 p. m. The Evening serv Emanuel Lutheran Church ’ J A C K ^ L _ . FILMS Later on thei-e will be an an- , ice. Sermon: "Knowing the Liv EERVICE STATION Sports Center I Faithful. Raise the Strain." Monday. 7 p. m.— Girl ScouU, Church Street, Opposite Myrtle DEVELOPED AND nouncement on the Clothes Sal­ Wells Street Ilermon Hymn—"Angels. Roll the Troop 1. Miss Emily Smith, lead­ Ing Jesus.” Music by the Male Beefcime Road TeL 742-18 vage pick-up in South Coventry. THE Rev. Theodore E. Palmer, Pastor ■ PRINTED Formerly At Miller’s Hall I Rock Away!" er. 7:15 p. m.—Boy Scouts, Troop chorus. Welcome! Mrs. Katharine White, I Offertory Anthem —"Christ. The 25, Charles Lynn, leader. 7:45 p.m. The Week Choir Leader SAM AND TOM'S Soldano—I ' Schuleen 24-HOUR SERVICE! I Lord Is Risen Today" by Wilson. — Loyal Circle, King’s Daughters. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Mid­ Miss Eva M. Johnson, Organist P‘ SERVICE STATION Every Sat. Night I Recessional Hymn — "At The Mrs. Rollln Hitt, leader. week service at the church. Frank Vrtcal Studios of New York — 46 West 84th Stheel Film Deposit Box Lamb’s High Feast W e Sing. Tuesday, 8:15 p. m.— Browni^e Johnson- will lead this meeting. 4U lUla Street TeL »70 Churches Peter Miller, Prompter BOLTON LAKE 9:15 a. m.— Church School and At Store Entrance. Scouts. Mrs. Norman Wilson, lead­ The service will be In the Swedish Bible (iassos. JOE’S GARAGE A Good Time For Young The Week er. All girls between the ages of language. ’ 10:30 a. m. — Nursery School PIETRO SOLDANO (Voice) The Salvation Army ttt MeKee Street TeL 8129 and Old Alike! Monday. 3:!5 p. m. — Girls 7 and 9 years old are invited to 3:45 p. m. Thursday. Cove­ during Church service. 601 Main Street Friendly Society Juniors. join this troop. 3:45 p. m.— Junior nant Hl-League hike and dog KEMP'S. Major and Mrs. J. H. Sw’eet 10:30 a. m.— Morning Worship. DON WILLIS GARAGE 7:30 p. m.— Girls Friendly So­ Choir rehearsal. Mra. Stanley Sa- roast. Meet* at the parsonage. Prelude—'"Prayer" Beethoven BETTY SCHULEEN (Repertoire) (Officers In Charge) 18 BUfai Street TeL 808S (Our Regular Saturday Dance YoniRht!) ciety meeting. slela, choir mother. 7 p. m.— Girl 7:45 p. m., M d a y . Ladies’ Emanuel Choir—“Alleluia. Christ Teachers of successful concert, oratorio, opera, radio, Tuesday, 7:15 p. m.— Boy Scouta Reserves. 7:30 p. m.—The Quad­ Aid annual anniversary party. An Is Risen!” Kbpolyoff | CENTER Tonight, 7:30, Open Air service. 8:00 p. m.— Senior Choir re- rant (young adult group). James and musical comedy artists. Sunday: interesting program, largely mu­ Offertory—"Andante Pastorale" SERVICE s t a t i o n 1 hearsal. „ ^ Elliott, president. Study of the sic, has been planned. Roland Alexis Sunday school 9:30 a. m.. Y. P. Wednesday, 10-5:00 p. m. — Red story and rnuslc of the opera, “ Ma­ 288 Ceuter Street ^ Tel. S9IS S. M., VVilUanj Hall in charge. Granter. the boy accordionist of The Sermon— "Love and Service" Cross sewing. dame Butterfly.” The following „ Pastor Palmer Manche.sler and Hartford 1945 Summer Sea-son ATTENTION 11 a. m.— Holiness meeting, Ma­ Hartford, will play and sing sev­ Noon Intercessions for Victory evening the group will attend the PcStlude—"Beautiful Saviour" MAPLE jor Sweet will preach. eral numbers. A special offering April 30th to September 24th. SUN. - MON. - TUBS. land Peace. opera at Bushnell Memorial. 8 5 p. m.— Sunday 'Vespers in SERVICE STATON 7:30 p. m.— ^ Iva tio n meeting. p!m .— MUltary WhUt by Group C, will be received for the work of VETERANS 8:80 p. m.— Brownies. the Women’s AuxUlary of the E. charge of the Lutheran Brother- | 8 Maple Street TeL 5887 Special music by Songsters and Thursday, _6;30 p. nu.. — Girl Mra. Frank Blckmore, leader. Mrs. For Information Write Direct or Call band. Upder the O. t BUI of Blghta, Scouts. WARREN ft JARVIS Honorably Diseharged Veterans The-AVeek on Mrs. Elsie Gustafson -7- Manchester 6809 Tuesday. 7:30 p. m„ Corps Ca­ GARAGE of '4be War Can BulM a Naw I North Methodist Church Home Now! dets Class. 1868 Tollaad Tpke., Bocklaai Wednesday, 2:30 p. m.. Women’s Mosetf E. BaUey. Ph.D., Preacher TeL 8885 W e can anpplj Pfama— Spe^- Home League. M I■^D. M. Bem ett, Organist and flcatlnna and Sites. Ws enn do 6:30 p. m.. Y. P. meeting. Choir Leader N IC K ’S the building and arrangs the f e ' Thursday, 7:30 p. m„ Open A ir SERVICE STATION flnanring. meeting. « * Sunday, April 8 MORTGAGE RE-FINANCING Von can let na handle de­ 8:30 a. m., Sunday school. ' MANCHESTER’S 559 Main Street TeL 8984 Friday, 7:30 p. m., Holineaa tails from beginning to cim and meeting. All are welcome. Sermon topic: "The Pure In Heart." Dr. Bailey. LE E ’S ESSO STATION Confer .'^(reol know In advance that avery- thlng wUI work ont to your Seventh Day Adventist Prelude—"Andante" from 3rd lit Center Street TeL 4540 BOLAND::::: I . Sonata ...... Gullmant S your budget thrown out of balance by too heavy inlerebt and principal complete wtiafnctlan. Masonic Temple . Small Lodge Hall Anthem—“Be Thou My Vision?” PROTESTANT CHURCHES TTheee stntementa are not Idle RICHARDSON’S H A \ ( ; i ; ...... Old Irish KANCi: n i l D i a l words bnl bached by a man and Elder C. M. Pike /payments? ATLANTIC STATION no orgoaiaatioa of hndisputable 3 p. m.—Sabbath School today. I Offertory— "Fairest Lbrd Jesus” 128 East Center St. TeL 8941 \AM) M ) H i1.1. ; i . 5 L j •6320 ' 3 2 0 tntegrity. No preaching, aa communion ser­ ...... Crusaders Hymn vices are being held in the Hart­ PosOiide—"Domlnus'Teglt me".. BROWN’S GARAGE ford church today...... :...... McKinley ROMAN CATHOUC CHURCH T will only take ten minutes of your time to review th« M Bmlnard Place < TeL 8978 Tbe Week 8:00 p. m.. Youth Fellowsliip. FURNACE BURNER SERVICE Jarvis Realty 7:45 p. m„ Tuesday. Prayer i M fs. Ruth Krause, leader. possibilities of ^ home rebnancing plans with our Phones 4112 or 7278 and / meeting at the home pf Mr. and Week Days and Sundays Mrs. Fred Minor, 42 Bigelow Buektagham Cugiegattonal FHA street • Churai IHSUftSD Mortgage Officer. You will find we know how to cut red 2 to 4 p. m„ Wednesday, Dorcas Bev. FhtUp Bl. Boss, Pastor MORTCAlCf meeting at the home of Mra. M. TEMPLE SYSTIM tape to the bone. Compare! And see if it is not desir­ B. Wright, 95 Center street. 10 a. in., Cturoh achMl. * n a. SB., Morning worship. able to refinance yoor mortgage . Talcottvllle Congregational URGE ALL CITIZENS TO SUPPORT V Church 9:30 a. m.—Church acbpol. Hf«T StM M II** "J Long term mortgage loans up 10:45 a. m.— Morning worship. Low Interest rate. Loans np • Rev. Cbarrea O. McAIlaiter wiU Oil Burners 2 • to 20 yean. Single loan com­ 'occupy the Rulpit. Here Are to 80% of valuation. pletely pays off at maturity. •n d 7:00 p. m.—^The Young. People'! t h e United No need for costly periodic Society will mtet^in the assembly theHoose the BenefUt rcAnanclng. room. Marilyn Wellea will be the B U S H M E L L TWICE TODAY Furnaces ^ Repayment In monthly Jn- Monthly paymente laeluda WATKINS leader. v. MEMORIAL — HARTTORb Flaai HarHord Psrfomsai A Pew Stm AYallable. atallmfnta— like rent— suited 10:30 to 8:30 Thursday—The m in e BAXTER of 4• taxea, Interest and InsnraBC* BROTHERS, INC. to borrower’s Income. Women's Missionary Society will MMC OORDON R A C K U F F B O IL CO. Clothing Collection „ r »LH 1 B tllM W .., Modem Home Protection against Uillatlon and future high meet in the assembly room to XsL 0MtfM « 7-8I81 sew for the Red Crosa Box lunch iia waan-enssan FUflERAL MS Mnote A« rmtMa at 12:80. SnsSSTinjauj* • u T H J o r d o n Re-finemcing 7:30 p. m. Thursday—The .choir SERVICE WiU meet In the ^hur.ch for re­ For W ar Relief hearsal. piigcted hr JOHW 6I|AHII 8:30 p. m. Friday, April IS Rsleaiti* thru UnWedC " Ths Golden Rule Club extends a . BOILERS OrmarKiJ.V/est cordial invitation to all In the iAND FUEL C(K. 'D irector community to attend a spring so­ ’ P L U S - cial in the church«parlors. Mrs. W. The eUrriag stmggle againet FURNACES ^ Sunday Afteniouii, April 8 EVereU T. McKbuKy, Mgr. W. E!eUs of Manchester will show ruthless meu whe robbed colored slides a t gardens o t mtm- CSet ypvr order in now for bers a t tbe Manchester Garden and plotted to Win the rich Power VReuam Cleaninf» ^ h o w kindneoB and eompaaaion every man to hfa brother.” Zech. 7:9- WSUIATION building materials Club, also a number of Rower ar­ g«M etnkee ef Nevnda! m x m ( k ^ B O N Oil B aner and Stoker Sorr* rangements, about 100 slidea in •THE BIG BONANZA” OCOftM S-KAUTHMI lee. aU. Several apinropriate musical with aiCHABD A^LEN MATERIALS MIUWORK • JIOOHNG MATERIALS selectlona iM I b« presented. There Can MANCHESTER MINISTERIAL ASSOCUnON • Window ScTM w* Woodworking •W alb oard eU U M will be no admission charge and JAMB PEAZER IH R SKASOHrs n R 8 T RROAOWAT OOMROY HR! U ie Sign of ■ ' no eoUectfcm. Htnry Paiant 2 U CENTER STREET. M ANCHKTER MAT. ( 2180) Me. 88s. 8L2A 61.M. «l.48| BVX (8 :18) 88«. iL 8R Woplliy Sorvire ENDS TODAY: ,8L88. ^48,,.ttM. (Xu I^ ) Phone 2*0185 At 142 EAST CENTER'81 Read Herald Advs. “MUSIC FOR MILLIONS” Townes 57 Corporations LfCcture T o ^ c 430 to Attend Local Soldier ^Surrenders File Their Annual Report Is A n n ou n c^ Ladies’ Night To Save Wouhdetf Budd^ By.Benry L. Free <|>some 30 bushels of onions, beets, / y TtiWB Oerk 8«inu«l TuriUnfton- Lydall h Fould* Paper Co., Man Dr. R. B. Mahoney to "Grow Your Own—Be Sure," to carrots, potatoes, cabbage, squash Tall Cedars to Be Hosts ^Wlth the 87th Infantry Division l-patrol waited for the firing cheater Bulldera, Inc., Manchester the slogan for victory gardeners and turnips. All this came from iMui BuUIad to Um M cnU ry the j On the Western Front.—-Private cease. . ^ ___ o t_____I Coat, Apron * Towel Supply Co, Speak Monday at the of 1946 as they start off on a hob­ her own garden. To Big Crowd at Ma­ First Class Lawrence Perry, son Reorganizing his patrol a( state the names of 87 corporations jj^ncheater Development Corp, by that not only is^ n , but health­ In addition to supplying her the firing had lessened, Pfc. Pe Nathan Hale School. sonic Temple Tonight. of Mrs. Laurie B. Perry, 49 School dotaff business la Manchester who! Manchester Homes ^Corporation, ful. There’s nothing that relaxes table during the growing season, i could account for only four me have Sled their annual reports. Manchester Home Cnedit Com- frayed nbrves more than a session Mrs. Benso, 69, less than five feet street, Manchester, Conn., was ' bers o f the original five. His This Hst is as follows: pany, Manchester Lumber A Fuel Dr. Robert B. Mahoney, direc­ with soil and seeds. tall and weighing but 105 pounds, Reservations for the “ Ladies forced to surrender to his own zooka man, who was under an BlUh Vegetable gardening can be sold her surplus tomatOM aqd ' Ben A Gkwsett Co., F. T. Co. tor of Secondary Education in the Night” program of Nutmeg Forest, bazooka man, who was wounded, ahns fire approximately 76 ya Hardware Oo., Blish A Qt this year’s forum one step far­ fruits which cannot be grown in is d^ermined by (he date when ments and fortified positions be­ air until he was close enough A., Inc., Folding Boxes, Inc., Reale Aeronautic Equipment ther. the average garden. danger of frost is past. be an entertainment program fea­ fore reaching the town they were tured by a "Truth or Conse­ identify himself. Wm. Foulds A Co. Corp., Red Men’s Athletic Club, In 1S43-44 Dr. Mahoney served Mrs. Catherine Benso, Norway, The Green ’Thumb Contest will told to investigate. The missing member joined'! Gammons-Hoaglund Co., W. G. Retail Credit Bureau .of Manches­ as chairman of the Inter-tours Mich., winner of last year’s Green again be sponsored by the Na­ quences" period conducted by Forced by Nazi machlne-gim George Bowes, popular announcer patrol with Pfc. Perry, who we Glenney Oo., Gorman Motor Sales, ter, Inc., Gustave Scbrelber A Committee on Character Educa­ Thumb Ckintest conducted by the tional Victory Garden Institute. fire and grenades to disperse, the on to accomplish his mission. Inc., Greenbrooke Homes, Inc., Sons, Inc., Sheridan Oorp., Sheri­ tion, which prepared the notewor­ Natienal Victory Garden Insti­ The National Award as First ofi Radio Station WTIC. There will Herald Printing C o, Highland dan Restaurant Corp, Robert J. thy report '‘Carrying American tute, stated in her report that she, Prise will be a $1,000 War Bwid. be other acta of entertainment in Park Water Oo., C. E. House A Smith, Inc., Tonlca Springs C o, Ideals Into Action.’’ His talk will with the help o f one daughter, Additional awar^ will be given addition. Son, Inc., G. E. Keith Furniture Watkins Bros, Inc., Wesleon Corp. develop from this report ways in canned 390 jars of vegetables and elementary and high school con^ Dancing will be enjoyed and End Expected C o , Liberty Investment A Realty oration, Williams Oil Service, Inc., which the American school may 110 jars of fruit, plus storing testants. there will be several kinds of Obituary Co., Inc., Little A McKinney, Inc, G. E. Willis A Son, Inc. contribute more effectively toward games played including ’’Bingo" better understanding among the with a number of valuable awards. Of Argument] various races and creeds which William M. Anderson is chair- meet dally under its roof. Ban on Export Is Found Dead ntan of the program and others on donate Dr. Mahoney Is a member of the Funerals Is Wounded About Town the committee are: Fred Lewis, In Fire Cas when Manchester » National Conferefice of Christians supper; Joseph Lutz, entertain­ and Jews, of the Peace Education Mrs. Anna C. Anderson committee, of the Catholic Asso­ Of Meat Seen In Auto Here ment; Fred Knofia, music; Law­ (Conttnned From Page One) I Second Time Members of Miantonomoh Tribe' rence Strandberg, decorations; and Fimeral services for Mrs, Anna ciation for International Peace, C. Anderson, of- 91 High street, No. 58, I. O. R. M., are requested and the Harvard Teachers’ Club as Harold Hadden, bingo. a diriector and minority stocl to meet at the Sports Center to­ As July Ends J. E. Glaser, Aircraft will be held at 2:30 this afternoon well as the Get-Together Club of at the W. P. Quiah Funeral home, holder, and Karl Loos of Was| Sgt. Charles E. Hunt morrow noomlng at nine o’clock Hartford and director of Hartford to assist in arranging for the an­ Superintendent, Passes 225 Main street. Rev. ’Theodore ington, D. C., an attorney for M. Injured This Time in Lecture Series, Inc. (Conttnned From Page One) niversary supper and entertain­ The meeting is called ’ for 8 Away on Burnham St. RFC Program Palmer, of the Emanuel Lutheran circus corporation. Action in Germany. ment to be held In the afternoon o’clock and anyone interested is 000 poimds short of its meat re­ church, will officiate and burial Brought to the stand by Defer clothi will be In the East cemetery. starting at 3:30 Sharp. The regu­ invited to attend. quirements for the Armv^ lend- Counsel Hadden, Loos repeatJ lar meetlfig of the tribe will be lease, UNRRA, the home front and J. Emil Glaser, of 51 Daniel Shores Loans Bearers, all nephews, 'will be the assertion made* by other 125,000 The War Department yesterday held in Tinkelr hall Monday eve­ other purposes. street. East Hartford, a depart­ Hilding Gustafson, Holger Giu- nesses earlier In the hearing tafson, Helmer Gustafson, Irving notifled Joseph Laroche of 67 ning at eight o'clock sharp. Unless Something is done soon, ment superintendent at the Etost It would be "utterly hopeless” f«j Wadsworth street that his nephew British Tanks Get he said, '‘V'e are likely to have Hartford plant at United Aircraft With Bankfers Gustafson, Albert Gustafson, and Clarence Gustafson. the circus to try to open unds Sergt. Charles E. Hunt had been Manchester Assembly, No. IS, such a short supply that nothing Corporation, was found dead in canvas at Washington, D, C., q can be done for liberated areas" his automobile on Burnham street wounded in action in Germany on Order of Rainbow for Girls, will Closer to Bremen; (CootlnnS Frqm Page One) Mrs. ^ e n O. Brown June 1 after making indoor aj| March SO. This morning he re­ meet at 7 ;30 Monday evening in overseas. this morning. It is beiieved he pearances at New York and Bo ’’As the meat figures now stand ’The funeral o f Mrs. E3Ien C. ceived a post card from the de­ the Masonic Temple. There will died from a heart attack. 'versies involving Henry Wallace. ton unless the defendants could 1 be an Initiation of candidates. Hard Battle Rages there vylll be very, very little for Mr. Glaser worked the second Brown will be held this afternoon partment stating that the injuries Jesse Jones and the agency’s at 2:30 at the home at her daugh­ working at the Sarasota wintJ victims throughout the World The girls are reminded to bring e x ^ r t in the third quarter of this shift from 3 p. m. until 12 mid­ he had received atere to the uppsi* future role ^In encouraging maxi­ ter, Mrs. Bessie G. Colpltts at 195 quarters for the next 60 days gel articles for the recreation boxes. (Conthmed From Page One) year,’’ Anderson told a news con­ night at the aircraft plant He ting the big show ready to war left leg' and that he was making mum emplo'yment, and a p eriS This is the last caU. ference. frequently drove employees to Union street Rev. G ^ge Wise­ good progress toarards recovery.' when FSeral loan administrators man of the Center Methodist Its tents on the road. and within 19 miles of the Zuider “Requirements against supply their homes after work, or went came and went. This is the second time Beigt. indicate now there may be no bal­ church. East Hartford will conduct This assertion was disputed Hunt has been wounded. The Miss Jean Handley and Miss ZB€. \ out to investig^ate the absence of Members of BoaS North who named several men ance for export.’’ any of bis employees. This may the servfce and burial will be in Srst was on November 17, 1M4 Jana Wlgren left yesterday to British tknks in. twin drives ’The board, which has kept func­ said he believed could replace Meet la Closed Session have been the reason his car was the Center cemetery. East Hart­ ■ I • and after recovering from this spend the week-end with Miss charged from '^ ep bols, 35 miles tioning under the supervision of five under sentence. On cross' Judith Handley, who is a student southwest of Btqmen, in a bee­ The Anderson committee met In on Burnham street. It was both Jesse Jones and F rS Vinton ford. injury he returned to service and The bearers will be William New­ aminatlon by Hadden, North at Connecticut College for Wo­ line toward H am ^rg, Germany’s a closed session with Mobilization parked on the side o f the road —and now 'will serve under still was again wounded. At the time Director Fred M. Vinson, Econom­ ton and Harold ' Hanna of this mltted he did not know whethq o f his last injury he was with-the men, New London. third city of 1,682,0M. Armor near the town line. another loan administrator —Is ic Stabilizer W. H. Davis, OPA Passersby this morning noticed town, Frederick Hall, William all the men he mentioned wer Ninth Army. reached an unidentified point a composed of: Cfiiarles B. Hender­ a'vallable or whether they wou Administrator Cheater Bowles, the man’s body in the car and son, chairman; Sam H. Husbands, Stengle, Joseph Dortch and Roy Groups S and 4 of the Memo­ scant dosen miles froin\Bremen, accept the jobs if offered to thee rial Hospital Auxiliary, Mrs. and also Buecken, 22 mlleVMUth- Wsu- Food Administrator Marvin police were notified. Officer Howard J. Klossner, Henry A. Ames of Ekwt Hartford. ^ ~ George W. House and Mrs. Wil­ east o f the tran-Atlantic '^Mrt. Jones, Lend-Lease Director Leo William Scully received word here Mulligan, and Charles T. Fisher, No Prio^ Knowledge Gibbons Assembly liam Knofskie, leaders, will meet Buecken Is a mile and a n d f Crowley, UNRRA Director Her­ and Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, local med­ Jr. Vinson’s successor has not been Reds Start Drying Loos, questioned at length b j Monday afternoon at the hospi­ from the Weser river and 60 frolp bert Lehman aind other govem- ical examiner, was called. He named yet . Judge Shea about bis knowledge c Holds Its Election tal. The members are requested Hamburg at the mouth of the' meht officials. gave permission for removal of The RFC beueves most indivi­ the recent appearance in Hartfor to bring their fountain pens. Efibe, last natural barrier line left \M ost of them, he said, were the body to the W. P. Quish dual banks— especially the “ coun- Nazis From Vienda o f Ebc-Governors Doyle Ou'letol Arc you ready for die collection? to the Germans short of Berlin. •’vfc^ favorable" to the wgges- Funeral Home here. tsy banks" which Serve small en­ and Spessard Holland of yiorida Five Miles Beyond Weeer tlon 'that the Army take over Fed- Mr. Glaser was 55 years of age terprises— will welcome the pro­ asserted he had no prior knowll Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Group I of the Ladles’ Aid so­ eraUy-iqspected packing plants (Conttnned From Page One) ciety of the Zion Lutheran church Farther south U. S. Ninth and was well known to many gram and use it. Here’s the way edge o f the former governors’ trij Ladies of Columbus, has re-elected that havb been forced to close and it could work for in individual Mrs. John Boyle as its president will be in charge o f the pot luck Army troops were five miles Manchester residents. here but said Holland hau told hii across the Weser and within 18 operate thbm for the Army’s own He leaves his wife and a mai^ bank: river barrier protecting the Aus­ of the trip after it had been con for the coming year. Mrs. WO- supper, Monday evening at 6 meat supply. Such action, he said, trian capital’s northeastern ap­ o’clock. Bkich family attending miles of Hannover (472,000). ried daughter. A business man comes .in and pleted. Usun Gahrmann therefore remains would break the growing glut of asks for a $200,000 loan. The bank proaches on a 37-mlle front, as post president. The other offl- la expected to bring a dish for the Still farther south, American Arrangements for funeral serv­ ’The big aircraft assembly and North, although admitting meal. First Army troops pushed another range cattle ahd increase the ices are incomplete. looks over his prospects and ‘be­ csrs follow; Vice president, Mrs. fiow from packerO; at the same lieves It would be willing to risk testing center of Schweehat, and was considering filing a suit U John Daly; recording secrbtary, seven miles to a point 12 miles the suburban communities of Alt- behalf of the corporation alleg In lust a few short hours the Air-raid sirens will sound and Manchester's east of Kassel. Other First and time easing the genetol supply. $50,000 but no more. It can grant Mrs. John Hayford; financial sec­ Manchester Garden 41ub mem­ It also was propoeeds^tl^t quo­ the loan of $200,000 with the RFC Kettenhof, Roihnetisledl and Han- mismanagement” against the manl 14.* retary, Mrs. Richaryt Post; treas­ bers and friends are reminded of Ninth Army forces slowly com­ Six Jap Warships nersdorf, all on or adjacent to agement o f the circus, answered pressed holdings of the 120,000 to tas to state packers be- lowered taking the risk on $150,000 of it. urer, Mrs. Cornelius Foley; mls- the April meeting Monday evening and those to Federally-inspected The bank qan’t charge more Vienna’s southern boundary, were “definitely not” wheii asked by 150,000 Germans trapped In the tress-at-arms, Mrs. E. C. Marxsen; at the T. M. C. A . when R. M. packfhg plants be increase so And 391 Aircraft than a 4 per cent Interest on the taken by Marshal Feodor I. Tol- Hadden if ha intended to Interfer assistant mistrms-at-arms, Mrs. Crockett of West Hartford will Ruhr. $150,000 portion, nor more than 6 bukhin’s Third Ukrainian Army. with the show “by some sort of John McHugh; santlnel, Mrs. Wil­ more meat can move in interstate speak on ’Planting tor Fall The Canadian First Army drove commerce. That would help brisUc per cent on the $5,000. Advancing swiftly from Brack ceiverfhip proceeding. liam Holland; organist, Mrs. Ed­ Bloom." three mQes north c( captured sBagged in Battle In the Bratislava gap. Marshal ward McGowan; autftors, Mrs. local meat shortages. Musi Fay Partkdpatlon Cbarge Coevorden into Dalen ofT the high­ LaOuardIa to Be GaUed A participation charge must be Rodion Y. Mallnovsl^’s Second John-Bhea, Mrs. J. X Volx, Mrs. Troop 1, Girl Scouts, wUl meet way to Groningen in northern paid by the bank to RF(^ if RFC Ukrainian Army drove Into the tion depends on YOU. T. Kennedy Bye; trustees, Mrs. Mayor F. H. LaGuardia of New , (Conttnned From Page One) in Center church parish house, Holland. York has asked ■ to appear before participation is more than 50 per twin industrial towns of Fischa- To Talk to Kiwanif John Allison, Mrs. H. A. Mae- ’They were nine miles from the cent of the loan, as In the forego­ mend-Markt and Fischamend-dorf, Ardle, Mrs. R. E. Hagedom. Monday evening at 7 o’clock. the Senate investigators who continue ^ their relatively easy Germans' sole remaining railway heard earlier that 90 per cent of ing case. The charge is three- 12 and 13 miles southeast of the On Britain, Russu From the traditional way in which Manchester goes "over the. top" in campaigns liko _ It is expected these ofScem win linking with Amsterdam, Rotter­ progress to the north while strong heart o f Vienna. Mary Buahnell Cheney Auxil­ the meat sold in New York city enemy resistance developed on the fourths of one per cent If partici­ be Installed in June. dam, ’The Hague, and Utrecht. pation Is less than 50 per cent the Mass of Annor Converging iary, V. S. W. V., win meet Mon­ comes through black market. La­ southern fronKwhere 24th Army A mass o f armor from these ttyo these, we feel confident Tomorrow's will prove no exception. Canadians Clear Meppen Guardia probably will appear be­ charge is one-half of one per cent day evening in the SUte Anhory. To the east, other Canadians Corps soldiers kre driving toward Soviet Annies was converging on Fiske Ventrees, executive aec-l fore that committee April 16. the Island’s largcst^lty, Naha, and A t any time, the bank can ask fighting in Germany cleared Mep­ RFC to furnish In cash its portion the southeastern approaches to retary to the State Insurancel A number of the members of The-same day the House com­ Machinato airstrip. Vienna, Moscow’s communiques PoKce Court pen, 48 miles south of Emden, and mittee will open a black market of the loan—thaf is', the $150,000. Commissioner, will be the speaker! Mystic Review, Woman’s Benefit fought on at points 35 miles from The Japanese fobght from revealed. The Russians have' forg­ Association, are attending the investigation in (Chicago. strong defense positlonsSyith ma­ If this is done, I ^ C Instead of the at the Kiwanla meeting Monday| the North sea. bank collects the interest on the ed a 98-mile siege arc around half- rafly, and banquet this evening at Southwest of these actions, Ca­ When the Senate ‘committee re­ chine-guns, small arms, jp or^ r encircled Vienna and have reached noon at the Sheridan restaurant. Samuel Cordner, 42. of Bfi Birch sumes hearings next Tuesday, it arid artillery fire, which waS\par- $150,000. . the Hotel Bond, Hartford. nadian tanks battled a mile from or approached the soi/thern and He will^talk on Russian and Brit-I 3 street, was found guilty of non- will toke up the problem of live­ ticularly heavy. \ . . . thlvitolly important part of this program .. ,1^ , support o f his ■wife and children Deventer, 18 miles from the Zuider southeastern limits of the city on Ish relations. Mr. Ventrees corneal jib ii,. P fcf Hugo Patelli, son o f Mrs. Zee; Street fighting still raged in stock feeders who buy thin cattle Troops along the east coast Mr. and Mrs. Morey a five-mile front. In Town Court this morning before Orsola PateUi, 44 Haynes street, or lightweight.hogs and feed them this sector advanced about 2,000 upon the invitation o f Represen­ the enthusiasm and interest you have olready shown m the campaign. Judge Raymond R. Bowers and the moated city of Zutphen, nine Along the 350-mUe active front tative'George E. Keith. 'The at-| has been awarded the Combat In­ miles south of Deventer. to heavier weights before selling. yards during yesterday afternoon in southeastern Europe, the Rus­ ¥ was given a 60-day suspended jail fantryman Badge. He is with and Occupied the town of Tsuwa. Move Out of State tendance prize will be given hy| I?'. sentence and ordered to pay his . Three British and American di­ sians captured 16,840 enemy Lloyd Hobron, manager o f the| the 100th division of the Seventh visions were enlarging their six or Heavy supporting artillery fire troops. li wife $20 a week. He was given a was brought to bear on the enemy. local telephone exchange. As a last minute reminder... the minute yoii heor the Air-raid sirens 7®“ f Army In Germany. more Weeer river bridgeheads, In Czechoslovakia the Russians week to furnish a bond for com­ Additional Books Attack Britlah Fleet Mr. aiuLMrs. Vblney C. Morey, pliance with the court order under v.ith some advance units within swept to a point 38 miles south­ ~ morrow's collection "is on" and you should place your bundles on the sidewalk. If The local branch o f the W o­ 18 miles of Hannover. Japa'nese planes launched a con­ of 108 Chestnut street, moved yes­ the dii'ection o f the probation offi­ certs attack earlier on the Brit­ terday to D U t )^ , N. H., where east o f the big Industrial city of man’s Christian Temperance American First Army troops At Whiton Library Braenn (Brno). In Yugoslavia. sirens sound, the collection will have been postponed due to rainy weather. cer, who will make a report at Union will have an all-day meet­ ish Pacific fleet, operating as they plan to make their home. I" court next Saturday. poured through the Hessian gap Soviet cavalrymen slashed through ing Tuesday at the South Meth­ in a new surge eastward from the self-containS group in sup^rt of They came.to Manchester from Mrs. Cordner told the court that the Okinawa campaign, as it shell- Elmwood about ten years ago and enemy lines within 41 miles north­ I' odist church. The business meet­ tghtly-trapped Ruhr, ftid Ameri­ east of the Croat capital of Zagreb her husband had never been sober ing will take pl^ce in the/after- New books recently received at ed and bombed the southern Ryu- in ffiat time have made a number KNOFLA |i; one wc«k since their marriage and can Third Army troops, rushing the Whiton MemoriM Library in­ of friends here. and 1()4 miles from the Italian bor­ noon at 2:30. up supplies for # last lap drive, kyua March 31 through April 2. that she had only received $37.00 clude ths following; "Some major units,” were Mrs. Morey 'was an accdinplish- der, from him since January. built up a striking force on the Saialovo Captnred BROTHERS Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gleason Busch, They Dream of Home; slightly damagS, Nimitz reported ed musician and organist Thurin^an plain in an arc facing De Sherbinln, By Bread Alone; According to the Free Yugoslav Cordner said he had been trou­ of 37 Cook street have received Erfurt and Jena. in a special press release on the ter church for some time. She General Contractor OUbs, Tin BatUe Within; Irwin, British Iction. also su{q>lled at other radio, units of the Yugoslav Army bled with a stomach illness and word from the Navy Department Advaaces Seven MIlea arthritis, having had to leave a Young Bess; Liptbn, In Secret Britain’s 35,000-ton battleship churches,..(md has tsiken-part in ^f National Liberation have eap- Jobbing and that their soU, Pvt. James Gleason The U. S. Third Army’s Sixth 1 Sarajevo, Bosnian capital. It WHftT CAN YiU SPARE war plant because of the latter Battle; Mydans, The Open City; HMS King George V was the tar­ many concerts'and public enter­ of the Marine Corps was reported A-mnred division advanced se'ven at Snajevo that Archduke General Repairing ailment. He had been employed in miles northeast to the vicinity of Raddall, Roger Sudden; Rider, get for five Japanese aircraft, tainments. She was a prominent a Talcottvllle mill and Is now em­ wounded in action against the Death Stalks the Range; Tafking- which one British £toval observer member of the Chamlnade Club, a Ferdinand of Austria was 'Im os- enemy on March 7 at Iwo Jlma. Keula, eight miles north of Muehl- npark Call 43 8 6 CHAIRMAN ployed by a grain and feed concern hausen, and the 65th Infantry tbn. Image of Josephme. said «»re driven off. The British member o f the Cosm'opolitan CluB as a salesman. Pvt. Gleason enlisted in the Ma­ In Non-Fiction; .BakerM At task torce, which also includes and a past president of Center off the : world war. rines in April of 1044. He was cleared Langensalxa, 10 miles On the' Baltic front Before 6 P. M. THAT THEY CAN WEAR? He admitted imbibing too free­ lean Chronicle; Brown, Many 2,3000-ton aircraft carrier (^uiteh Women's FederatJori, and Russian graduated with the 1044 class north of Gotha, but there were no leadar of one Its groups. In ad­ units were numping up enemy ram- ly on occasions. other advances on the remainder Watchful Night; Creighton, Plan­ m^trious, destroys or .damaged at John L. Titchen of Willimantlc, from Manchester High school and ning ’To Biiild; Eakin, Your Child’s 31 enemy planes in the three-day dition she was a member o f the nonta on the Vistula delta east of played on its baseball team. On of the ’Third Army front, Associa-. charged with reckless dHving in Religion; Forbes, Gypsy In the strike against Ryukyus. church committee and a member Danzig. June 14 he left for Parris Island ted Press Correspondent Ekiward connection with an accident at D. Ball reported. Sun; Hager, Brazil, Giant To the Tokyo radio reported, as usual, of the pastoral committee who for his boot training, and was sent called the present minister. Rev. Manchester Green on Wednesday, A counter-attack by 400 Ger­ South; Marlowe, Coaching Roads that Japanese fliers “already have April 4 at 8:30 p. m , received a overseas in the Pacific area In succeeds in eRher sinking or Clifford O. Simpson, and nms al- Hospital Notes WANTED November.' mans at Struth, five miles west of o f Old New England; Nichols, continuance for one month due to dan\aging several enemy ivarships, wajrs willing to serve in' any ca­ Muehihauaen, at 5 a. m. today was Verdict On India;' Price, Japan’s the serious condition of Mrs. Re­ Islands of. Mystery; Rigby, Lock, including battleships, cruisers and pacity when called upon to do so. Admitted yesterday: Charlee nee Forsythe of Bolton who was Children of Mary of St. Brid­ repulsed by American tanks which other types.” The enemy broS- The church committee drew up Automotive get's Sodality will receive com­ Stock and Barrel; Sokolov, The Branch, 50 , Ridgewood street; hit by Titchen’s car on Middle recaptured the village. Story o f PeniciUlh; ’Tucker, Some Oazter claimed three U. 8. aircraft a letter in appreciation of her her- MANCHESTER’S United.National Clothing Collection munion in a body at the 9 a. m. Another German counter-attack Mrs. Anna Snipes, East Hartford; Turnnike East that'evenlng. o f Tlieae Days; Welles, An Intelli­ carriers had been sunk' or dam­ vices; the Federation and ch^r Robert Haqsen, 15 Forqtt street. M odiinist mass tomorrow. All members are took place in the Badsooden area Oood wages! Essential bnsi- Gflicer David Galligan investi­ gent American’s Guide To the aged. presented her with/ gifts. Rev. and Admitted today: FrM Hanson, gated the acpident and arrested requested to meet in the basement farther west and fighting was still Mrs. Simpson, neirtbors on Chest­ eess! Apply In Person. of ^he church no later than 8:45. Peace; White, A Rishig Wind; 116 Summit street! Donald Titchen on a charge of aeckless .going on. Ball added. WooUcott, None But a Mule; nut street, and other friends have A TheeUng of the Sodality will be Disperse Enemy called to express their regrets and Mothes, 19 Cambridge street; All hiring done la ancordanee driving. The Wlllimantic car No Confinnstlon of Report Wright, Black Boy. i,";; Mary Skewes, 495 Tolland turn­ was going west at the time and held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 ’There was no confirmation o f a to wish Mr. and Mrs.' Morey God with area stabilization plaa. o’clock in the church basement Speed and good luck In their new pike; Mrs. U kry Gray, 67 Pearl Mrs. Forsythe was walking in the German radio report that a ’Iliird Watching* a Fire street. same direction. She was struck Army force, with the aid o$ air­ location. ’ Mrs. WQlialn Samlow of Sum­ Cost Accountants Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Schiebol Bros. ■ and received a fractured leg and borne tanks, had advanced to % Rita toiler, 244 Middle turnpike, was admitted to Memorial hospl- mit street, who fractured her arm Elsleben, only 90 miles southwest With the 103d Division o f the 8 Proctor Road X ia fiU S In a fall from the steps of St. east; Mrs. Flossie OoUett, South t*l- of Berlin, and far ahead o f report­ Hear Grin Roundy Seventh Army In France—Pfc. Public Records Bond for Titchen was set at James’s church, where she had H ow aS V. Gilson, West View, Ooventry; Robert Btrimike, South been attending the funeral of Df. ed ’Third Army spcariieads. Windsor; Miss Shirley Anderson, i't'. $300 for his appearance. German prisoners continued to Pa., and Pfc. Benjamin J. Orsyb, Clarence Lutton of Hartford BMwln Higgins, has been removed of 76 North street, Manches­ Dominick and Annie Sambogna Boltoo; Edwin McCabe, 270 West from the Memorial hospital, to pour in at a rate .which was sap­ Hartford, April 8— Orin O, Oenter stteet; Mrs. Stella Hamp­ Thw Adverti8emejit Sponsored by was found guilty of IntoxicaUon ping the Wehrmacht too thin to ter, Conn., broke up a group of to Frank DeContis, cider mill pnd was given a 18-day jail sen­ Hartford hospital for further Roundy, Controller of Pratt-Read German soldiers watching a fire. property off Main street ton, 68 fudge street. hold the Weser line.- There was Company, of Deep River, told the Fire Insurance tence, suspended, and advised to treatment and' care under a bone The pair helpS start the fire In Iva J. Watkins to Louis L. Birth yesterday: A daughter to keefp. out o f Manchester. specialist. lltUe chance of a successful stand Hartforil Chapter of the National Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sullivan, 101 On Toor - on the Elbe, the last river barrier the fire place. They ca llS back Hohenthal, property located on Association of Cost Accountants to tbelr mortar section of the Eldrtdge street. Miss Joan Todd o f 55 Westmin­ before Berlin. at a meetliiig at the Elm Tree Inn Lakewood Circle. In the first five days o f April in Farmington, "Busineea must 410th Infantry Regiment o f the Bill Of Bale FURNITURE ster road, who recently complete lOSd Division and phosponu NEW MODEL LAUNDRY six moifths’ pre-clinfcal training at 146,723 Germans were captured on think of something besides profits Dominick and Annie’Samborgna And Personal Bffnets PENTLAND THE FLORIST REAL ESTATE the Children’s hospital, Boston, has the broken western f t ^ t and in the post-war era.” mortar sheila landS In the Ger­ to Frank DeOantis, machinery and MANCHESTER HARDWARE CO. THE. BANTLY OIL CO. received her cap.- probably 20,000 more were “Business must recognise its man-held town to their fnrnt and other fixtures and equipment in the FOR SALE We eaa protect yon tor me low Starts a fire la one of the houses. GLENNEY'S MEN'S STOM fVAMTBD TO BUT — au la or oeriously wounded. obllgmtlons to returning service­ so called Cook’s a d e r Mill off ee $4.66 pet 61.666 $oc S yeare' ’'There were evidently soma fire- McGILL-CONVERSE CO. Center church Cyp dub to spon- Advamfiag On SchwelnfBrt men and must oooperste os much Main street OR EXCHANGE ttqia MlalmaBi Preesinni 66A6 — Is aoring the program of folk danc­ os possiblo with government for engine chasers among the Ger­ . Attaekneat QUINN'S PHARMACY A Berlin broadcast declared i man garrison there. Fifteen min­ Let aw eaO at year iwiae and lot Wtas. ing this evening In Center Church the general good," Mr. Roundy ’The C. W. Stuart Oo, of New­ strong American fores wa# ad­ utes after the fire broke out. five explala detaHe ar (OABB). bouse, under arrangenaents made said. ark, N, Y., has attached property BUlLgING LOTS vancing on Schwelnfu^ sits of of them came out to watch it. bv loss Betty Amer and the so­ heavily-bombed bearing In bis address oo “Reconveraion owned by Harry Bolin at Oenter Ttlephone 6446 or 6668 . W tN sor cial oommlttee. Eddie Nodel wUl to Post-War ActMUes," Mr, Gilson and Gnyb calls back: street for $300. AT THE GREEN from Gemitenden. o s r £ gg Fire still going. Five Germans 4S4S as lead and wnilam Blaufasa will be miles to the w s ^ Roundy sold that huofaeas faces Wasiaotes Deeds I). at the piano. bigger problems after Vythis' war .watching." Gustave Schrelbdr to the ’an*« Arthur A. Knotlo American Seventh Army troops than after tbs lost. New problems The mortars cougtaS and out wnie within 85 milss t t Nusmberg Realty Oompgny property located *mw Pasnllare Plia BASTINGS win arise, he said, and tom will towaS Jerry-town went some on Dougherty street. oo the northwest, and ths Osnaaiis be need In. industry of men who heavy s^uff. William Kanahl iBia raaw Maa* Read Herald Adrs. said Seventh Army t-oops had Qatt Oalpi Deed tT8 MAOI STRBBV Ost. CBsnJUL can work effectively without peat Gilson and Grsyb ca llS back; Henrietta Ksnehl to -Metha OoRm l Csirtrtclir reached. Bartenstein, 53 miles WMt experience and who can meet new Fire atlU going. Spectators de- o m i^ i 6« Ihs MmB ■ KaruhLrton^L^ropmty' propertyt jocatlocated on’ GOa- •If CM r M. M . I MANCHEiS’iUK l!;Vi'.mNG HFIRAI.D. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, li)4S Manchester predicted It would be with Japan good size, softie quite large. This Wrong on Germany, Ambassa­ Conneciicut Is unusual for- this time of the Evening Herald dor Grew may still be right on Comments year. And fileted flats—filet of Japan. I^it the possibility looms "flounder’’ to you —are something War Casualties S PDBUSHEO BT Til special when you catch 'em in the m m A fln p r in t in g OO. INC. that It rnay be the Japs who h*ve From the River Road 18 Blwtll StrMt brains and realism enough, for all Y ank^€ morning and sat 'em for dinner. UanehMter, Conn. By Malcolm Mollan List of Connecticut Men, Dead, Wounded or Missini THOUAS rSRGDSO' their harl-klrl heroics, to accept By A. H. O. Mr. Mollan, retired editor ot The Herald, preserves his ’'contact Also, the striped bass fishermen, Ab Released By the War and Navy Departments Today OonenI •Unnafor even unconditional surrender with r.ls former daily .readers by writing a weekly letter for of whom I am not one, tell me ■V>unded Octobar I, I8iu These Reports Are Based On Prior Notification T when they know It Is Inevitable. There was a gowl principle be­ these columns, in which tie expre.«Ses his own leisurely airived- that there are stripers In the riv­ Next of Kin and Casualties Noted Here May Previousi; Pnbilalied B rarr BTanIng Except W'e may get. from .lapan, that hind the Republican-sponsored at cor.victions concerning eonr.e major mutters and his observa­ er, though they say the fish are Have Been Reported In the News Columns. Biwdays and Holldaya. Entered at tha tions concerning some very minor ones, as seen from his borne I Poal OBlca at llanctieater. Conn., aa organized surrender we once ex­ proposal to limit gubernatorial on the banks ot the Nlantic river. Look tor his contribution still white instead of silvered and Baeond Claaa Mall Matter. pected from Germany. We might elections to off-years, even though each week-end also still blind and not feeding. In Army ChsualUea for April fi. 1845 8CB8URIPTION RATES even get It before we have actual­ the Republican sponsorship of the a couple of weeks, probably, the Oaa laar by Mall ...» 9.UU The War Department casualty list. Serial Numbers 0-64 ( woi Par inonUi by Mall ...... » .7b ly defeated the Japanese armies proposal was politically suspect. Dr. Ed Higgins was one of the^we might have a tidal wave two bass trolling season will be in full ed, Europe), Q,65 (killed. Pacific), 0-66. (killed, Europe). 0-67 (i Slngla Copy ...... » .UJ In the field. And although It may The gooort fiovernor should expend himself—and those ^Norkln, David, .Cpl., son of Germany.^ In the'Normandy cam­ And It cost the taxpayers of the Baldivlirs own reeominendation Seriously, In my opinion most sary. Concetteina Fuchs. 38 St. Johns Sarah Norkin, myii.strations—without restraint street, Middletown. Mother. Mrs. 95 Irving stre paign, it was their assignment to country $300,000. that the voters of f'onneotleut of the adverse -ballyhoo about the Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Hollands Hartford. for a little while, or measure both and son Richard have returned to Mary Fuchs, 63 Bridge street, anchor the Allied line while Amer­ Thanks to the machinery of the be li.berated from the tyranny peace settlements is the out­ O’Keefe. Joseph D., Pvt., h | ican troops made hteir break-out of the party voting lever. out cari^ully and make them last their home in 'Summit, N. J., fol­ Middletown. band of Mrq. Gladys E. O'Ke Smith-Connally Act. Mr. Lewis And that would really be com­ growth of a bilious kind of con­ lowing a visit with Mrs. Hollands’ Gardiner, John S.. Pvt., USMC7R. 7 Dayton place, Meriden. In the Battle of the Rhine it was was now in position to call a war­ plete service of the principle the as long as possible. Knowing him servatism and promoted by indi­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Palumbo, Daniel L., Sgt., son I so well I am very sure that, in again their function to fight in time strike legally. But, at this prophaed change in gubematoriaJ viduals who arc scared to death at Abom of Main street. Mr. Aborn, Gardiner. 22 Keeney Ave., Hart­ Mrs. Rose Palumbo, 605 Capi| making his final decision, there ford. avenue, Bridgeport. the hot comer where German de­ juncture, Mr. Lewis suddenly de­ elections professed to honor. any suggestion of change of any who ha.s been ill for some weeks fenses were* toughest, and their If it la a wonderful principle entered no consideration of self returned with his daughter while Sokoloski. Stanley Francis. Sea­ Pellet, Bernard, Pfc., son of Ml cided to play the role of hero. kind. There has never been - a man Ic, USNR. (Previously re­ first gains were necessarily slow that the trend of voting for a at all. All that would count, with convalescing. Ethel A. PeHet 51 Cabot ztr “Lewis averts strike," or "Lewis president should not be allowed to successful world,peace movement; Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson ported missing on report of naval Hartford. while General Patton was enjoy­ affect the trend of voting for a him all that possibly could count ergo, there never can be a suc­ and family of Boston ore visiting casualties for Jan. 22, 1945). Wife, Pergola. Arthur J., T5. son of , d i^ Is strike fea'r,” said newspa­ sellmo Pergola, 225 Laurel H | ing the headlines. .state* governor, it would be an —would be how to use his reser­ cessful world peace movement. their parents. I. B. Dunfield and Mrs. Florence Sokoloski. Rockfall. I'- \ per headlines all over the country, equally wonderful principle to say Mr. and Mrs. Albin Peterson. Father. Joseph Sokoloski, and sis­ Torrington. But in time the British too" as he ordered his men to keep on voir of knowledge and sl(ill, and There has never been such a tbing Phillips, James E., Pvt., son that the trend of voting for a gov­ what was left to him of time, to John Kentfield and son Amos ter, Mrs. Jennie Tops, 22 Sumner craciced even the stem defenses working. At this juncture, we ernor should not affect the voting as freedom from fear , or want, of East street have moved to Gou- street, Middletown. - Mrs. Marie I. Phillips, 1 Syh In front of them, and today they suppose, the country was expect­ for a local judge of probate, or for the greatest benefit of his fellows. therefore it followa that there verneur. N. Y„ to their former Na-y Wounded avenue. New Haven. members of a city Common Coun­ kvan, Frank A., Cpl., USM(3!R. Pitts, Robert, E.J 8. Sgt., h»| are in full-fiedged glory as newly ed to adopt a resolution thanking For that was the kind of a never can be freedom from want home. Tney have lived here band of Mrs. Frances E. Pitta, revealed speed merchants in the cil. Yet Connecticut political physician, and that the kind of about three years and are re­ Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr, Lewis for his kindness. history is full of Instances In and fear. Nothing could panic a turning to New York ta make Evan. 466 Mountain Grove street, Main street, Chester. all-Germany steeplechase. Their But Mr. Lewis is well aware which gooti men have been lost man, Ed Higgins was. wood louse more than to lift the their home with Mr. Kentfleld’s Bridgeport. Pons, CHiarles A., Pfo, aon gain In the past two* days has Mrs. Mae W. Pons, 45 Pleat that the Bmith-Connally Act does and inferior men have won be­ Well, he Is gone now; gone at a three foot board under which he daughter. Winzler-. Johft l*t Lt.,, avenue, Foreztville. been a mere matter of .60 miles. not require all his actions to com­ cause the main trend of some elec­ time when Death is feasting on haa paased his entire existence Severals Grange members of Ell­ USMCR. ParenU. Mr. and Mro. tion happened to be one way or John Winzler, 22 WadsWorth Presta, George F„ Pfc., aon That gain has carried’ them to ply with what his headlines say. the young all over the world, and and let In upon him the light of ington Grange attended the Po­ Mrs. Teresa Preata, 16 Dut withjn 12 miles of the great Ger­ another. There are countless such mona meeting held at HillStown street, Manchester. , It developed that he suddenly had Instances, as compared to only he. too, was still young. But it day. He wanted to keep his hun­ Wednesday. .Army Dead—European Regions ' Point Colony, Hartford. man port of Bremen. In the I a most embarrassing la< k of con- one instance 1940 when a good j will be a long, long time before ger and his fear, his mucky shel­ Miss Hattie Bern and Mi.sa Ade­ Emrie. Michael. CTpl., husband of Pergola, Arthur J., T5. aon course of this gain, the Biitlsli An.sellmo PerKola, 225 Laurel Hl| ; trol over his miners. Bomethlng Kepublicun governor was believed : .sensitive kimlline.ss, the ten- ter under the board. We liaw line Loetluscher. teachers at Ma­ Mrs. l.'Ois M. Emrie. 107 Bun- street, Waterbury. have destroyed the potential Ger­ was wrong with the famous Lewis ti) have lost to a national trend. der humanness, the sunnineas of, too many human wood lice. ple atreet school, Rockville, are road. Bridgeport. . ' Ruggiero, Emilio, 8. Sgt., .'Vnd If that in the front line enjoying a week’s vacation. Favale. Albert M., 'TO, brother man line on the Weser river. Only whip. Order his men to keep on operation of the present sys­ presence of this devoted physi­ Anyhow I’m not at all in agree­ of Mrs. Rose Ruggiero, 80 Aaylu the Elbe now stands as any kind The local schools are recessed of Miss Mary Favale, 207 Merline street. New Haven. working as he would, they sud­ tem of Connecticut voting, its cian and fast friend, with bis ment with those dismal prophets' for a week. avenue. Waterbury. Terrio, Reginald P., Pvt., hu of a natural barrier before Ber­ denly had a mind of their own, a Influence behind party scenee is quiet, brave humor and eagerly Misa Jacquelin McKnlght, Greene, Theodore S„ 2d Lt., son just as important. In the proc­ who Imagine that they can al­ band of Mra. Marguerite T4r lin. , mind toward a 40 per cent absen­ ready sympathy, shall have ceased daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace of Mrs. Frances K. Glnewsky, 54 22 Roosevelt drive, Middletown. | ess of party nominations, many ready see the beginnings of a Mcknight of Sadds Mills section, Griswold Drive, West Hartford. 'But ei^n such honors on the teeism which was not a strike, but a good man is lirked and man);, to be a distinguishable compo­ third world war, just because’ ■Verrillo, Francis A'., Pfc., hu western front are Insecure. The has returned to Simmons College GuilitU, Arihur, Pvt., son of band of Mrs. Mary C. Verrillo, which could lend urgency to con- > a weak, unworthy one -aominat- nent of the life of the Manches­ there are some differences of opin­ after the Easter recess. Mrs. 'Iliereaa Guiellttl, 56 Wilson American N ii^ Army Is almost Bond street, Hartford.. tract negotiations by icausing war ; rd because it Is calculated that ter community. I’m not sure that ion among the natione respecting James McKnight has returned street. New Haven. upon HanovCT. Th* American the party lever system gives the Latorie, Peter P., Pfc., son of Walker, Frank J., Pfc., brothl f production blast furn’aces to ckise i it ever will. ways and means of obtaining se­ home from t^e Manchester hospi­ of Mrs. Mary G. Peterson, Roul First, after tough clean-up fight­ same kind of protection the Re­ tal where he was a patient for a Michael Latorre, 228 Front street. down. publicans have discovered to he There are two people in this lit­ curity —and, frankly, excellent 5, West Lane. Ridgefield. ing in the victnlty of Paderbom, la I few days with an ear Infection. Hartford. Wareham, Harry E„ Jr„ P f| If Lewis can have such sport' evil In the case ot -the Rome- tle house on the River Road whose prospects of still further differ­ Cpl. and Mts. Frederick J. Lavenduski, Thomas, T4, hus­ on the move northward again, and son of Mrs. Alma C. Wareham, [ J playing around under the Smith- velt coat-tails. hearU go out In deepest aympa- ences; many of them. Arens have returned to Arlington, band of Mrs. Florence Lavenduski, went 20 miles yesterday. So there is still way not only 576 Winchester avenue. New Woodland atreet, Hartford. I Connally Act, It is because that thy to tbie bereaved family and at ■Va., following CpL Arens’ ten day Weber, Frederick T„ Pfc., And while our correspondents for the Republicans to shear the I think there to complete agree­ leave. Haven. . . * act, designed by Congress and Roosevelt coat-tails, but for both the same time are filled with a Ridley, Edwin W„ S-Sgt., hus­ band of Mra. daroline Web^, picture General Patton as pausing ment among the dominant peoples Staff Sgt. Thomas Hepton, son Colorado Ave., Bridgeport. passed by Congress over a Roose­ parties to cooperate in giving a sense of being blessed in' having upon the very fundamental of of Mrs. Annie Hepton of Highland band of Mrs. Marian Ridley, 129 while his infantry units consoli­ more complete freedom to all Con­ Highland avenue, Meriden. Army Wounded—P a ^ o / velt veto. Ja.a weak and ridiculous known this good man at all. fundamentals—that Germany and avenue, who haa been overseas Barvenik, William S-Sgt, son i date themselves takhlnd his tank law, which aids Lewis. more than necticut voters Li their judgment since December, 1942, Is now at TOano, Anthony W., Pvt., son of spearheads, Berlin nervously, and on all offices. Japan ahall be stripped of every Camp Devena and will ba home Dominick Triano, 25 Baldwin George- Bkrvenlk, 2(P Chap it injures him. Jhanks to It, we There Is a great deal of opposi­ Spring and Pesslnfism vestige of a chance of again be­ atreet, Naugatuck. atreet, Stratford. perhaps accurately, reports his som« time this week for a SO-day Buahey, Bernard, Pfc., son A| see no prospect that there will be tion to the atolillon of the party During the long and extraordi­ coming aggreasors, atrait-jacket­ furlough. Sgt. Hepton Is married 'Vaaa, Anthony I., Jr.,\Pfc„ son ot tanks foraging around within 90 lever, but most of It could not and his wife and baby live In Man­ of Mra, Elizabeth 'Vass.X 11$ So. bert Buahey, 7 Lyon street, Puf anything to spoil Lewis’ 100 per narily wearying winter nearly ed and kept that way until and If nam. miles of Berlin, some 40 miles cent record of successful defiance stand the light of argument. The chester. Cherry street, Wallingford. ahead of their previously report­ halls at Hartford are full of lurid everybody In this part of the .they recover from their murder­ Mr. and Mrs. James Wlnans’ Yirga, Anthony F., Pfc., son of Como, Vito, Sgt., aon of Gtocon of the fact that his country is at propaganda to the effect that this world became so deeply absorbed ous Insanity, though it take a doz­ who have occupied the house of Mrs. Suson S. Yirga, 720 Black Como. 124 Morris street. New Hi| / ‘a ed poaitlon. war. would be an uqtried, ^dangerous Rock Turnpike, Bridgeport. \ ven. 0 fo Gtotv/ with hoping for an early apring en generations to effect a cure. I RitAards'and Cooley on the Som­ Oermaiiy is shrinking fast. experiment, that Xindcr such a sys­ ers road have purchase the prop­ Army Dead—Pacific Regions \ Hermenae, James A, Pfc., tem of voting Connecticut could that It came close to sharing on think the winners of 'this war are erty owned by Leonard Duchapme Aldieri, Sisto A.. S-Sgt., son of ot Joseph Hermenze, 1948 ,8tu .'150 Exceptions To The Rule never get its votes cast or counts equal terms the yearning for the already working under agreement on the Mountain road and moved Mrs: Mary Aldieri, 627 Chapel Highway, West Port. street, Ngw Haven. Our Unpredictable Enemies^ Many patriotic organlzationa #d, all a vein of argument which end of the war. Then, arlth March, to that affect so stem that It there Saturday. Hplroyd, Sidney A., Pfc., sc deliberately Ignores the fact that cams wholly unexpected fulfil­ hardly needs to be formalized at Fred M, AJbom who hag been Hi Army Wounded—European Mrs.X Elizabeth Holroyd, TOs ourrsnt possibility that Ja- have voluntarily complied with the non-party-lever voting system for some wei^s to Improving and Regions Nlcholaatrcet, Bridgeport. ' pan Is preparing for an abject the Washington ban on conven is a routine thing across the New ment of what had been net a hope all. «b1e to be about. Anderson, Charles E„ 8-Sgt., . Srozureowaki, EMward, Pfd prostration of herself. In mock ttons by cancelling plans without York and MaawchusetU borders. but a wish. The traditionally Nor la H conceivable, from Mrs. Lee Ryder and daughter husband of Mra. Mae Barbara An­ broWer of'$lra. Leokadja Gral I Ho far as we can see, this ses­ rough and tough rowdy month, Mildred, of Dover» N. H„ are derson, 69 Millar street. New Bri­ ski, 22 Laurel street, Bristol. humility and penance, before our even bothering to try to have an where I sit, that there is any­ tain. sion of the General Assembly appeared hat in hand, ao to°speak, guests of Mrs. Ryder’s parents, Ariny Prisoneto of War Gen i a l certain victory in the Pacific war. exception ruling madg In their fa­ plans to accomplish nothing in where on the face' of the earth Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes of Bol, Anthony F., S-Sgt., ton of Blon, Arthur W.,,T5, hitoband Is only a possibility. But as such, particular for the people ot stepping lightly and carefully, any other nation sufficiently de­ John F. Bol, 13 Bethel street, Bris­ Buy Bonds now when your eosmtry needs your vor. Other organizations' have Main atreet. Mra. Alice Bloq, TO Summer stree An investnieht that ofTers yo'i* i” the nn- coupled with the obvious fact of asked for that Washington ruling, Connecticut,' nor doea Governor even amiling almoat apologetical­ mented to seek, by starting an­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman of tol. ■ Meriden. If fok« any spade work to cultivate this kind disaster! Baldwin seem primed to exer­ ly, as If asking pardon for the be­ other war within a century, the Hoffman rbad have announced the , BunneU, George R,, ■ Pvt., hus­ Bratton, Ralph. Sgt., husband dollani to help win the war. how Germany is ending this war, and had their request refused. cise Ms potentliyiy vibrant lead­ band of Mrs. Beatrice Bunnell, Box oertain years to oome» tangible security guaranteed it offers an interesting example havior of his cruelly reckless pred­ fate that hag befallen the Hun and engagement of their daughter Mra. Jean Bratton, 87 Clarencj o f Victory GardenI ^ Many cities which specialize In ership for any particular legis­ Miss Helen M. Hoffman, to Eman­ 677, South street; Litchfield. street. Bridgeport. by the United States Govenunent. And one# your money is safe . sound in War of the potential frailty of human convention, business have accept­ lative program. If both these ecessors and seeking to jnake the Jap. uel H. Kloter, son of Mr. and Mrs. OMUla, Andrew, Jr., Pfc., son of Bushell, Adolph, Pvt. son All it is common sense. vMtuations should change, this amends. He gave, on the whole, Henry Kloter of Florence avenue Mrs. Constantins Casula, Scotland Bonds—don’t bo tempted to ca^ I in. Wait foe judgment and analysis. ed their lops, without whining. I think there is a great deal avende, Madison. Joseph Bushell, 468 Stanley atrec Rich or poor— you cannot afford to ignore the We can cite the frail judgment ’ wight be the Issue upon which an astonishing exhibition of Harrison L. Hamilton haa been New'Britain. you plant a War Bond that costa you $37.60 you )—wait till they’re But one organization—the Dem­ they could unite for accomplish­ more time for the settlement of a appointed administrator of the Chabot, Frank L.. Pfc., son of ~Ji the golden harvest you’re entitli in question without any pretence friendliness and consideration. Frank Chabot, 1351 Matianuck Camilleri, Daniel; Pfr„ brotne! rich return your coimtry offers for the loan of ybur ocratic National Committee—ap­ ment. hundred problems of intematioiial estate of his sister Mrs. Nellie H. of Anthbny parailleri, 139 ShuH get a yield of $50.00. Tha wisest finandeis will teO of superior wisdom, for we re­ parently had no patriotic thought What's more, he kept H up and relations than a lot of Nervous Megargel. who died a moqth ago. avenue, Windsor. money, or the wisdom of this,.the shrewdest invest­ fully matured! , Corcoranr Lyle V.. Pfc., son of Place, Hartford. you there’s no better investment in the-world. member quoting and approving of voluntarily calling off a sohed- when on Satiu-day,. he made ■ his Nellies would have us believe.' I Itetty Jane Pease, who has been Canacle. William J.. 2d. Lt.. h An adieus and took his departure*’’ne at home for the past few weeks 'i'homas W. Corcoran. Route 1, ment you can make! — the famous comparison between uled funttion. And, when it ap­ Engagements don't look for any miracle oi with a vein infection Is iraprov Moosiip. . baud of Mrs. Joype E. Canade, 1 investment free from every kind of risk—every future our two enemies made by Ambas­ plied for official approval of its carried with him more kindly achievement at San Francisro. ing and expects to return to her Czikowsky, Frederick J., Pvt., High street, Manchester. sador Joseph C. Grew on his first thoughts than had been atowed In position in Hartford soon. son of Mrs. Alice J. Czlkawsky, Be Francesco, John 1st lAj plan to go ahead as usual. It ap­ But neither can I get any picture Box 15, Hamburg. aon of Mia. Fannla Da return to th is, country from Ja­ the duffle bag of any other March of the delegatea all rushing home parently had very Uttls_doubt of Kohms-Kanehl Drives Out Other Paaeengera Deacotoaux, Arthur A., Pfc., 742 Congress Ave,. Watertmry. pan. Um decision which^wrould be forth­ M r.-and Mrs. William Kanelil that ever sgld good-bye to New at top speed and yelling to their husband df Mrs. LuciHe Desco- BNerett, William H:, T-Bgt, He knew the Germans^ Ambas­ of 519 Center stifeet, announce the England aince I was born, constituents, “To arms! to arma!” teaux; 436 S,' Main street, Water­ of Mrs. Ethel Everett, 376 III coming from WaMilngton authori­ Salt L ake'aty—<>P)—The Front bury. sador Grew said, and knew they, engagement of their daughter, Going, he left behind not a mere I think they will at least shake Douglas bus waited for a running Plain Road, Fairfield. ties. So, next/Friday evening, it Mias Henrietta Metha Kanehl, to Eh Bianco, 'Vincent. 'T5, son of German, Edgar P„ MaJ, son were a people who would hands all around and smdke each youngster. As the lad boarded'the will sponsor ndt one affair requir­ Fred- Kohms, son of Mrs. Bertha promise of early spring, but actual bus, he stumbled. A block later, all Carl Oi Bianqp, 196 Frank street. John-W. German, Redding. acknowledge and accept defeat ing travel on the part of those Kohms of Irvington, N. J., and the spring itself; with brilliant green other’s cigars and dgarettea. other passengers got off—because New Haven. Glnszanakl, Edward L., Pvt.| once It became certajn,,, and give who attend, but 350 Jefferson Day late William Kohima. grass, daffodils and hyacinths in somewhere on the Army reserva­ Di Chello, Louis, Pfc., husband husband of Mrs. Rose A. Ginaaaii- Miss Kanehl is at present music of Mra. Margaret Di Chello, 67 akl. 30 Lisbon atreet, Hartford up fighting In order to save their dinners. ' full bloom, forsythia bushes bias­ I auppooe the meat shortage, tion the boy had picked up a tear Hallock street. New Haven. own hides. As they had done in supervisor of the schools in South gas bomb and his fall smashed i t t«mbureux, Ovila A., Pfc., Many of the .conventions which Plainfield, N. J. Mr. Kohms is ing with their yellow sunshine, which it is being prophesied will Estrada, Paul W„ Pvt., son of of Lewis lAmoureux, Route 4, ISIS, he said, they would yield have been abandoned had impor­ with the Star Electric Motor Com frostless gardens already warm be more stringent than ever this Stolen Car Recovered Again Mrs. Mabel Estrada, 546 Jane 25, Putnam. gracefully to circumstance. They pany,' Bloomfield, N. J. street, Bridgeport. tant business to transact. But the ^!with welcoma for their aeeds—ah summer, wlU provide an excuse ' 'Fenton, James H.. S. Sergt,, Mangino, Joseph S., Pvt., son M weren't, be said, as tough as they business of the Jefferson Day din­ astonishing and doubtless an un­ for many an upatater’a Sunday Spokane. -- Wash.— find its work already aa though there might be some­ the thief—The car was stolen from owics, 26 Owen street, Hartford. Hickory atreet, Meriden. eans must xealirn that they were of paying a contribution to the of the 41 peraqns detained follow­ done. And perhapa that 1a wby4he thing to catch, at that ^^eral of in front of his home the second Fielding, John. Jr., Pfc., son of Mellllo, Mariano A.. Pvt, broth-l a different breed, whose barbaric Democratic party's $946 cam­ ing discovery of an alleged plot pessimist, always persistent, ap­ our nelghbon have brought home time and the detective glimpsed it Mrs. Elsie F. Fielding, 67$ N. er of Miss Alice Mellllo, 106 Bx< going past the house next morning Ridgefield avenue, Bridgeport. change atreet New Haven. faaatldmn would prevent thefu paign fund, which could bs done against the government of Presi­ pears with his Inevltabla pletetic strings of flatfish of unuauaUy with tha driver blowing the horn. ever surrendering. Against dent Ramon Grau aan Martlp last Froleiks, John W., T5, son ,ot Moynihan, John F., Pvt, hua-l fevm. through the mall. quotation Mrs. Mary Froleiks, 4 Day street,’ band of Mrs. MargaretlM. Mpyst- them, ws must bs prepared to month. Among those freed was The mark of good leadership in Lieut. Col. Angel Alonso, last aide- Satan finds 'some mischief South Norwalk> han, 142 King street East Hart-| fight to a bitter sad bloody end. a democracy to that It never aaka de-cainp of Former Preaident Ful- atm Funioella, Saverlo, Pfc., son of ford. At the time, ws thought that gencio Batiata. — For Idle hands to do— Application Blank Fra|ik Funlcella, 380 Elm atreet, Raguseo, Joseph, Pfc., soa of the people to do anything it is not Stamford. an sxcsUsnt and expert analysis. willing to do lUelf. It is an obli­ and gloomily warna us, “16ok oiit Mrs. Theresa Raguseo, 76 Lexlng; The Manchester Trust Company Fuaco, Mario, Pvt., son of Mrs. But, BO far, K has been exactly ton Ave., South Norwalk. gation of good democratic leader­ Berllnera Go Without Bread for one of those belated killing Manchester Victory Gardens Mary Fuaco, 17 Ayera street, Wa­ Silkowski, Chester, 1st L t, IM per sent wrong with regard ship to abide by Its own rules and froots.’’ terbury. brother ot John Silkowski, 390 t* tbs OermaiiB. They did not Stockholm, April 7—(iF)— Ber- Oardella, Alfred C„ Pfc., hus­ regulations, not only In letter but Un'a residents went without bread Na Gonnuitos Nam* band of Mrs. Irens J. Oardella, High atreet New Britain. v'bea they srsrs supposed In Hrtrlt. And the Democratie last week and only workera engag­ Tator, Benjamin F. C., Pfc., bus- Of course we might have fi klU^ West street, Utehfleld. band at Mrs. Oeleato Tator. 86 fm Ws have gotis past expecting National committee would have ed in heavy labor were given a Ing froet this month—or in May Goodman, Frank, P vt, husband that thay will srsr and thli war ration ot ounces of meat,' a Mrs. Connie Ckxxlinan, S Palm- Popular street, Bridgeport done, itaelf more good Yof 1946 or In August for that mattsr. And ot Wleenwakl, Benjuila J., rrc,.( JliuJStseifSdttiOemiM any to aavs sitheg German neutral informant who arrived In roy place, Middletown. by demonstrating voluntary tom- Sweden by plane from the Reich ws might have another hurricane Please Reserre a Victory Garden Plot for.Me. Qroher, David L., Capt., son of son ot John Wlantwakl, 64 Park; TtdskanoOdsilU.S. B-eswify sehrefitiis w rf-pripafsif gnafer uaptese of ar Osnnan soil. In Germany pliance with War-time regulationa capital aaid yeiiterdBy. He added and blow all our crops and half Harry Oroher, 91 Park street, New atreet Meriden. ' ; y ' ; A eshw^to bs fight to the bittor Manchester War Council Tohaiu. CSatl E.. Jr„ Pvt, son ef 'than'lt will ever again gain from that Germans In; Berlin are exist­ our houaejs clean over Maasachu- ■ Municipal Bldg. Canaan. i Uufugds fiousetsd. ing on potatoes and carrota at Gurney, Kdward J„ Jr„. Mai., carl ,E.. ToiuHii^: l i |: iJinflfiBt. , setts Into! New Hampehiiro. And IlMfibaMd of - a v m m i a h b b a u ); iiA«CH asiM ,m iini. s a t OBd a t . A P a it t. i m s Jr -j MANCHESTKK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AKK1L7, 1»40 larly through the Payroll Saving# j the eervlcemon U overcrowded Divlalon. _ , ■ I I and work proispeeta' ora poor, am Get Headstart • "In evety way, the Seventh Is | Job Ftadtag try to auggeet alternative P^*^ ]all Creditors j On Duty in Pacific the mightiest of the driven" Mr. where he might migrate, and be WUeon iold. "And b e b o ^ to Rationing Data certain of maximum employment On Bond Drive ’every drive the blggrat #hw of in the In 5 Steps opport^Ues. Veterone, however bonds is subscribed by paj^H ^ In Bankruptcy do not come under regulatlonz of Famished By ducUone. the Treasury MANCHESTER DIRECTORY^ the War Manpower yCommlemm Payroll Deductions to ment Is giving the IX y^l Wri* Oflce «f Price Administration Manpower Director Out­ and may go where th^ wish. Wo sion a flve-week *hesdstart on the Manchester Civic DgputnMot of Inloniuitioii ol Hearing on the attempt however, to ^ v o all the Be Credited to 7th opening of the formal campaign. lines Work Involved eervlce pooolble with the veteran ■ g Heet, Bortoo. A Mauacbosetta. rb Service Laundry Loan Starting Monday. May 14.” welfare In mind. •nie Payroll Division In Cot* In Placing Veterans. ^ In explaining the Inter-offlce re­ Afor four gallons each through June Is Noticed. • nectlcut normally accoiuito fw Music Assodation Maam, VMa. Etc. OF BUSINESS SERVICES cruitment system. Director Fitz­ Hartford, April 7.—Connecticut about 60 percent of all the B 21. B-6. C-«. B-7 and C-7 cou­ ITour rad atampa TB HarUord, April 7—Finding a gerald told that when a veteran -win strike the first blow In lU Sev­ Bonds subscribed. During the pons good everywhere for five itor* of the Curb Laundry registers with a local employment tlamn|1i X5 good though April suitable Job for a returned veteran enth l^ r J^oon Drive—greateet of Sixth War Loan prive the work­ 38. Stampa TB and ZB and A2 gallons each. ce and Dry Cleaning Com- office, he le not limited to Jobs all the war financing campaigns— Fuel Oil involves five specific steps that open In .the area served by that ing men and w o * " ^ ® * * ? * » throagh Dt good through Jun. 2; iny, Inc., which formerly did Monday. bought about $81,000,000 In E | Are Still AvailahleI Period One through Five cou­ olneM at the rear of the pre»- m u ^ b e "loken by trained Inter­ office, hut may, If ho wlahee, be E3 through J2 good through June HAIR CUTTING IS AN ART AND The honor end the reeponolbUlty Bonds. . . _ _ M ; K3 through P2 good through pons good everywhere through Time to Check John Wolcott Has Opened Auto’s Wheels t Carlyle Johneon Machine viewers at tbe office of the Uni­ transferred to localities where In the Seventh War Loon Drive, CALL N O W to BE ASSURED OF YOUR July 81. current heating season. Last OF BASIC IMPORTANCE . . . impony plant at 52 Main otreet, there le a labor ehorUge. A raareh however, the PsyroU Division has, year’s Period Four ami Five cou­ ted States Employment Service, for workera Is made within the lo­ -f Proceaied Food d later at the former Oloeton- William J. Fitzgerald, State Di­ been allotted a quota of 78 pereeM RESERVA'nON— NONE ACCEPTED . Book Four blue atampa C2 pons also valid. Your Heaters Put in Shape ry Knitting MHU at 519 Mlddto cality where the Shortage exlsto Quarters at 180 Main St. Because If It Isn’t done right tbe am,iied job rector of the War Manpower Com- then outward through the state, of the etate’e E Bond quota o f through G2 good through April rnplke, east, have been w ille d miasion said today. 379.000. 000, or a quota of about AFTER 9 P. M. SATURDAY Ration Board Bonra cannot be right. Our operatora have been and If heceesary, through the na­ 38; H3 through M2 good through a bankruptcy hearing on Tuea- He listed these as (1) Job Coun­ 360.000. 000. ^ ^ A t June 2; N2 through 82 good Following are the hours at the Johnson & Liltic Advise John S. Wolcott has opened a Very Important to Have toughl the art of hair cutting. y, April 17. . seling; (2) Promotion of Job op­ tion. Because of the unprecedented Thla WlU be the final creditor* through June 30; T2 through X2 local office of the War Price , and place at 180 Main street where portunities by local Veterans’ Em' quota, the Treasury Deportment Here i* a tentative program good through July 31. It as Soon as Warm Them Aligned During eting and is called to consider Rationing Board at the State you may obtain your lawm seeds, ployment ReoresentgUyea: (3) LS' arranged an extra advance com* Sugar Armory: account of the trustee, Ever- bor market informauon; (4) In pelgn* for the Payroll Dlvlsten of your felecHon* Book Four Stamp 33 valid for Mondays: 10 a. m. to <:30 p. m. Weather Arrives. fertilizers, turf and garden build­ These Times* J. McKinney, and to act on ter-ofllce recruitment and (5) Cd- I Wapping alone. All E Bonds s u b s e r i^ five pound, through June 2. Next Tuesdays: Closed all day to the ers. He is open for business every distribution *of funds, operatlon with employers as to from Monday, April 9. f h i w ^ ^ atamp becomes valid May 1. public. Experience is always a valuable evening but Saturday and Sunday Now that better driving weath- j rhe report eubmltted to cred- anticipated labor needs or possi­ The "Gey Nineties Review" will closing day of the formri drive on from 6 to 9 o’clock and is open for William t . McKenna, CWM. Shoes Wednesday: 2 p. m to 6 p m. asset and these days it Is more er is here, don't neglect your car. | 99 East Center Street ra Is os follows; ble cutbacks. be presented by the pupils of Wap- June 30. will be credited to the | o:ir convenience on Saturday aft­ lount realized from USOG AMERICAN BALLAD SINGERS Book Three Airplane stamps 1, Thursday and Fridays: 10 a. m than ever paying dlvldenda In How long ia it since you had your Find AMUties ping Grammar echool at the School campaign, however. to 6 p. m. ernoons. Here you may buy Scott’s wheels Signed? If It is longer assets ...... "Job counseling, the WMC head Hall at 8:00 p. m. on April 12 and More than 1,060 com m w lal OTd Sextet o t Fine Voices Slnytaff American Ballads 3 and 3 valid indefinitely. OPA keeping all types of things In op­ Lawn Seeds. Scott'a Turf and' Coast Guardsman William J. asya no plans to cancel any. Saturdays: 10 a. m. to 13:80 than you like to think about, bet­ THE CAR YOU OWN sbursements hitherto aald, la Intended to aSsist the ser­ 13. Danclng wlll follow. Industrial firms In the sta tew lll I From 1740 To the Present. eration. Johnson St Ulttle have Garden Builder. ’These builders are ter drive in at tbe Sign of the HIGH GRADE made: McKenna, Chief Boatswain’s Mate, viceman In discovering and evalu­ Membera of the participate In the campaign. These OasoUne noon. highly recommended by Mr. Wol­ of 74 Wells street, le pictured 15-A coupons good everywhere Office telephone 5180. had so many years of doing every Wolpoft’a Ser\1ce Truck Big Bear at 185 Main street and . . . If In running order, le a ond and Insurance . . . ^ w ating his potential abilities, relat­ Qrznz® sp^nt Wednesday !n Hllja- com pr^ more than 90 perrant of I cott. They contain more humus, eiMdrs and storage . . . 121.87 aboard the Cooat Guard-manned kind of work on plumbing and let Bert Gibson check it for you. real asset We ere stiU a long ing these abilities and Interest to town where they attended Po­ all companies with more than BO | more organic matter Lian the oth­ Once your tires have started to P. C. dividend to gen­ tanker on which he la serving In certain Job requirements and the mona Grange meeting and a din­ W AR LOAN employes. heating equipment that .they ac­ er types of builder. ’They are, in it will be too late to do a really way* frnm new earn. Lst ae PRINTING WINIFRED HEIDT wear unevenly nothing can put eral creditors ...... the Pacific invooion area.. Hia n e ^ of workers In such jobs; put­ ner was served at noon. tually know Just about all there other words, a more natural prod­ effective Job. The telephone num­ help keep your preaeni oni la 1,177.83 vessel la transporting vital mate­ back the rubber that la g;one. Be JOB AND COMMERCIAL ages and taxes ting the applicant in touch with Mrs. Laurens Holbrook of Co­ Honesty Is the Best, Etc. Popnlar Contralto of lAst Season’s Qnartet. Some Reconversion is to know. 8o many psople have uct and as such give far greater ber la 8597, or If you prefer you the beet poeolbte mechonlom PRINTING ondltlonal Sale and riel to the foremost Pacific fronts. community facilities so that he lumbia Is visiting with her daugh of the breakthrough position. Eu­ corns to rely on their experience results. Drop in and talk the mat­ can drive down and talk the mat­ foreaigbted and have your cor 314.10 Salt Lake City— checked regularly by this Big Bear eondltifia. Be eoMlateal oboni Mortgage payment .. He has a brother, John, serving might better equip himself or be ter Mrs. Leelie M. ColUns, of Sul gene E. Wilson, chairman of the 1 and advice that most people think ter over with Mr. Wolcott. Hera ter over peraonaUy with him. How­ Prompt ooff BfflotenI Pitollhg uditor and appraisers 241.25 In the Navy. trained for employment and help­ llvan avenue, Wapplng. Connecticut Weir Finance Com­ to ehow you a trusty can be tru ^ Alignment - machine. It detects having n checked and eetvkied ed,” commented a city Jail ln|mt^ there are few problems along this also you may purchase Agrlqo ever, If you do this, remember that ol All Klnda Itigatlon expenaee ----- 193.24 ing him to find out why he may mittee, said today will be reserved line that Mr. Little is not capable Lawn Fertilizer and Agrico Vic­ he is now located at 180 Main trouble before you even guess that here. It will pay. preferring police a check ba found SALZEDO ENSEMBLE Will FoUow V-E Day ecelver ...... 159.70 not have been able to hold a job In Thier Ignores Cigarettes for the wage and salary workera of solving. Mr.' Little will gladly tory Gargen fertilizer. These street. it exists. Motorists are being COMMUNITY PRESS 433.43 1st. 2nd, and 3rd base, respective­ while sweeping the Jail sidewalk. | Two HarpSf Flute and ’ Cello. urged to have their wheels aligned ent and water charges this field and helping him to over of the state who4 >uy bonds regU give an estimate on work, advise ucts come in ' all size bags, m m One other matter to bring up at A. B. Hnimes J. W Sara 34.75 ly; Howard Kelsey, Shortstop; R. come these barriers.” Benoit, Miss.—<8h— The rob ^ r however, for as quickly as posaibla you os to the best buy today and five pounds up to a 100-pound this time is the fact that the In­ regularly by cor manufacturers, dv. and postage ...... It Will Be Long Time, COOK'S SERVICE ST A. Oer. No. Main and No nul Berman, referee .. 24.41 O’Donnell, leftfleld; B. ParWi, right » Director Fitzgerald’ cited eev- or robbers who broke Into the the whole production program will in all ways la always glad to give bag. You will do well to try some gredients used in the elimination to have their Urea rotated so that Moncheoter Green Phone Straete - Telephone 8737 field; F. Nicholo, center field. eral Instances where Veteran’s Bank of Benoit over the week-end you the benefit' of his years of on your lawn, shrubs and In your of the Japanese bettle are short they will get a maximum amount A. Johnson, Atty. for y However, Before Riv be revamped to fit the particular trustee, partial allow­ Mias Lola Hlldlng has been elect­ Employment Representatives have apparently didn’t smoke. W. W. LEON FLEISHER i needs of the Pacific war. work in this line b f business. garden and Just tee how they will and that if you delay you may find of wear from them. Depend up­ 500.00 ed recording secretary of the aoro- promoted certain Jobs when orders Rothchild, cashier, disclosed 42 When Ton Buy. or make your grass and shrubs grow. that there will not bo enough to on Mr. Gibson and let him see ance ...... ^Pianist, 17 Year Old Prodigy, Recent Soloist On frigerators. Radios For Instance, .there should be lit­ Have Hrater Cliorked T. McKinney, truetee, rity Kappa Alpha Theta, Into on file In the local United States pennies were taken but a carton tle need for great quantitlea of the ’The better grades of seeds and go around, so be forehanded, have that this is done. This Has Been a Hard Win­ 100.00 which she was recently Initiated at Employment Service offices have of cigorettee was Ignored. New York Philharmonic Broadcast. Irons Available. It will not be lon^ before the fertilizers are only a few cents Mr. Wolcott take care of your Furnace and partial allowance ----- heaviest tanks against Japan’s heat Is turned off, and It would be Needs on Expert ^ --- the University o f Connecticut. not been In line with Veteran’s SCREENS rt- f- more in price than the Inferior lawn at his first opportunity. ter — It Goes Without Say- Ugh armor. Requirements for short a sfnart Idea to put In ypur bid Gas being what It la today. It t a g : TotM disbursements . 4,805.74 After having experienced a tem­ abilities. A number of employers, By Etton C. Fay and John M. range bombers and certain types grades and It will surely pay you A luxuriant crop of grass not is pretty bard to get the mix Just Plumbing Supplies he said, have made certain changes 4 GREAT CONCERTS FOR $5.60 f : right now to have your \heatlng to Invest a few pennies more in only Is a pleasure to view but Is a perature of 80 to 88 degrees above Buy Fuel Sa'ringg Too * Hightower of fighter plane* will diminish. equipment checked. You s ^ with right and aa for adjuaUng the DO THE GUTTERS 33,338.50 In Jobs within their plants so that (Plus Tax). the beginning and . have results good safeguard against weed Balance on band .... zero In Uie shade the last few days Washington, April 7 — (J>) — This doesn’t mean that the work­ plumbers as nished as they are carburetor—well $t takes a pretty 'ollowlng Items consid­ of March, attended with uncom' serviceman might fill them, "Vet­ | . that will please the moat ardent growth, for weeds are not so AND CONDUCTORS Of All Kinds erans wanting to leave their home YOU CAN There will be eome reconversion ers in plant* producing such items day in and day out, work that does gardener. good man to do that satisfac­ ered: fortable sweltering, residents are prevalent in a good lawn. Ask On Your Property N e^ Re­ 38.20 localities for Jobs elsewhere or I RiiSCO w vC oilllM It& aoil I Headquarters oC Industry to civilian production won’t be peeded. not come under the heading of about the type of fertilizer you torily. Mr. Gibson has been very .uctloneer glad to get cooled off with the re­ Veblclo# Denmnd Great emergencies has to be put off, from Will Soon Be Too Loto successful In adjusting carbure­ pairing? whose skills cannot bo utilized lo- when the European war ends, but Mr. Wolcott stresses the fact need for your lawn. In fact, make A. Johnson, Atty. for turn of more seasonable weather. Manchester Gas Company, 687 Main St. ’The demand for vehicles to re­ time to time. By placing your tors and if you have been having Manchester 1 ,000.00 Grass has Jumped up so rapidly cMly are assisted by the United LOOK it win be. a long time before you that soon It will be too late to Mr. Wolcott your headquarters for trustee ...... States Employment Se^ce In place those lost In Europe will be order for this type of work ahead, all Information regarding trees, trouble with your car spitUng, itorage ...... ' 66.00 that aoms pixq^wrty owners have Windows can walk Into your neighborhood Mr. Little is'able to work on your trqat your lawm fdr Japanese Can ehooelng new places In which to atore and order a refrigerator, a great. Pacific battles will take beetle grubs and it ia essential shrubs, lawns, etc. He is an expert stalling and choking, better drive Hardware Co. T. McKinney, trustee, already put their lawn mowers to Telephone 2>1451 particular job and then when the your car over to 185 Main street, NORMAN BENTZ 104.88 work,” Mr. Fitzgerald sold. LOVELIER! Savtf Vp to 3 0 % Fuel radio or an electric iron. ' their toll of ordnance and ammu­ that this be done now if you are on all of these things and his ad­ Peter Gollasno, Prop. fee ...... use. AU sorU a t early flowsrs are Market Data nition. If few light and medium fall comes again your heating vice may be depended upon. and have Mr. Gibson adjust It for d. T. McKinney, trustee, in blooqp, and 'w ild violets have The War and Navy departments equipment will be In top-notch to be free of this pest. ’The most 592 East Center Street 248 North Main Street "Labor market Information has EXPEBTLT INSTALUm C T E E L S E A L are holding Arm to their conten­ bombers are required, more long you. It will save your paUence been brought In, also hepatlca or shape to start another heating beautiful lawn in the world is a Telephone 8966 TcL 6265 ...... 35.00 S been developed by the War Man­ WITH THE EXCLUSIVE d I E E b tion that until Japan la beaten the range bomber* and carrier-borne sad and sorry sight after the Jap­ and also your gas to have this uditor ...... ‘ liverwort, usuMly about thi first season. You not only will save 2,04438 power Commlealon and this le output of American factories must planes will be needed. anese beetles have finished with done. No one wants to use a ‘axes ...... • • wild flower to be reported. Mrs. studied by U. S. E. 8. Interview- Ns Draft! No Bela VeatUaUse! yourself money .by having minor drop more gas than is necessary iovemment Indemnity 82A4 stay geared to the needa of war. ’The Army will increase it* take repairs made, but you will not run it, and It la only good common Columbia E. G. Lord has some in bloom at era so that they know the nature Check Ohaage Sereea to Stona flask la HOa- Along with growing pressure by today and If your mix la too rich leferee’s Compensation 30.00 o' cotton good* for clothing and the risk of having your heater go sense to exterminate these beetles her place, whidi she tronaplnated of the Industries In the commu ote rram INSIDB Toor HoomI ORANGE HALL BINGO management to go info peacetime in the grub stage before they have that will use up your coupons Just 8. House. Atty, for a number of years ago. nity; what changes In employment tents. It will need more rockets bad right at the most Inconvenient Horace Holt has been appointed J. R. Braithwoite Johnson Bros. 175.00 No Balky Wtadows to Stora la OeBto ! ^ production la a trend by war plant and rocket-launching equipment, a chance to wreck everything in that much faster. „ Remember bankrupt ...... Sewing session of the Hebron are anticipated: what employment No Pass — No Ladders — Uttio Tlia|1 workera to drift Into non-war Jobs. time, which means when the chairman of the Used Clothing artillery and artillery ammunition, weather Is the coldest or stormiest. Bight. Mr. Gibson the next time your car Keys Made, Locks Repaired Electrical Contraetora Red Cross branch was omitted proepecta are In all principal flrma Feature* Tha reason may be In part the de- more heavy duty tires. The extermination of the Jap­ drive which will be carried on this needa attention. Potal Items to be con- ’Tuesday evening, owing to the and what the community hae to Pays tor Itself la Pael Savedt EVERY MONDAY, $ P. M. Help In Emergency 538 Mata Street BlK to have a permanent Job in ’The war worker oaks: "When anese beetle grub ia no Job for an Save Valuable Time sidered ----- 33,974.69 Jewi^ Paseover, but will be re­ offer In the way of housing, No Dowa Fayaieat 88 Moaths * • PapI Any emergencies will be gladly month. Father Lynch. Rev. Ralph ' Took Groand hand before the war ends and the am I going to be out of a Job?” amateur. You will only waste your It would be wls6 to telephone / TeL 6 2 ^ - 7606 :otal general claims sumed next Tuesday evening at schools, recreation and other OomblnatioB Window 1 labor market ia glutted. taken care of by telephoning Mr. Rowland, Joseph Tashlik, and the 38,985.80 Admission 25e Broadly the answer I*; "Not for money, and on top of that more Home Economics committee of the Mr. Gibson, 5012, if you want /Lawn Mowers Sharpened filed ...... the usual time and place. Sessions ne^ed facilities." ----- PAT. Little at 5876. You will find that than likely will ruin your lawn. Saul Berman, Referee. When the community chosen by Rave Tremendous Meaning nr.anjA month* yet unless Japan Grange are assisting him. Mr. Holt much of a repair Job done on your are omitted when they fan on days In the four preceding articles Mr. Little or one of hia men will Mr. Wolcott has perfected the We WiO Glady Give Yo« The meeting of the cr^ltorm is 23 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPECIALS folds up with unexpected speed. states that articles contributed car, for by doing this. It will save Electrical Utilities observed by those of the Jewish we have told of the plans of the If you lose your present Job, an­ respond aa toon as it Is possible matter of mixing the arsenate of lalled for Tuesday, April 17, m and repair the damage. may be left at St. Oolumba's you valuable time* and allow him Eetimetee. faith, the meetings being held In Joint chiefs of staff for turning the other one is waiting." lead with fertilizer smd spreading to plan hia work ahead. Re-Condi tioned toom 834. of the the synagogue. BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. full power of the United States This is true to- both the eastern If you need a new hot water this evenly over the lawn surfi^e. Chapel, the Synagogur or Yeo­ >fflce Buildingr Hartford, at 2.50 PLUS SWEEPSTAKES tank, remember that Mr. Little mans Hall; or if it Is impossible to Don’t forget to have yow Guests on Easter Sunday at the Have Your against Japan as soon as possible and western sections of the coun­ ’Then this mixture la thoroughly brakes checked when you are oyer Gans Repaired the aftemooii. 108 WOODBINE 8 ™ ra ^ o N E Mtfl. after victory in Europe. Those has a good grade of galvanized washed into the lawn. When thir get them to any of these places home o f Jared B. ’Tennant were I try. Production authorities say at the Sign of the Big Bear, /w e his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. plans will have tremendous mean­ there ia nothing to speculation tanks on hand to install. Of course, ia done correctly your worries are ey will be called for If arrange- 52 Pearl St. Phone 4200 after the war he will again carry ents are made with Mr. Holt. sometimes'forget having this /done and Mrs. Herbert Adams and chll Jr-' ing to the everyday lives of all for that more war production will be over. ’The Japanese beetle grub often enough these days, for/m ost 18 months or two years after V-E. brass or copper tanks, but now Any serviceable clothing is accept- dren at East Hartford. ’They at­ TIRES Sometimes a softer coiffure concentrated on the west coast will be killed and your Jawn will of our trips are short, biff It la Perhaps the best way to explain against Japan. After V-E cut­ these tanks are off the market. be well fertilized. Do not forget ablev especially overalls, under- Hebron tended the Eoater service at St. or a different hair part will M s ia to ten abopt the "pipeline However, you will find that the that this will keep the grubs out wearNyard goods of more than one esseiltial that your brakes/he kept Peter’s church. add Immeasurably to your backs will be made according to In good shape. / to Use padfic.” weapons and supplies no longer galvanized tanks that Mr. Little of your lawn for a peri^ of five yard liKlcngth. It Is requested that We Have Been in the BILL'S TIRE Mrs. Harold L. Gray her ------Miss Maud Clark o f EoM „Hamp- , RECAPPED appearance. Next time try carrle.9 are very good and will give For all around good/ work on W e have two pipelines, one to needed, regardless of where they years, And spreading your money no e v e i^ g clothes or open toed Plumbing and Heatr and eon Lt. Uoyd 8 . Gray went ’T h ^ ton was the guest Bsstsr Sunday James’ for your permanent A n o p ,, one to the Pacific. On the are manufactured. you excellent service. over a five-year period means that shoes be\ contributed. Articles your car, done at a /reasonable (Jay to Lowell. Moss., to spend two ^ jj,, gtater and brother. Miss E. NOW . . . WITH GOOD Regular or cold waves. day tA victory over Germany one Big Different at Porta For all plumbing and heating the cost is very low. Why not call should be Wa-^hed or dry cleaned, price, Gibson’s *Garag4 is an ex­ flara as guests of Mr. and Mre. g„d Philip Clark of the needs, depend on Johnson A Lit­ cellent place to depend upon. Drive ing Business for Many RUBBER e f the greatest single tasks will The big difference between the Mr. Wolcott now and have it but Ironing IS not necessary. REPAIR SHOP Joseph Martin, p a rei^ of Lt. J ^ Exeter road. OPEN DAILY be to switch the European pti>e- east and west coasts will be that tle. located at 145 MSin street, done Immediately, for a delay of In the next time you are going by. Years. Wai. H. Green, Prop. Martin. navlgAtor of toe Mr. and Mrs. Craig Keen end One Day Service! Une around to the Pacific. Pacific ports will handle all the telephone 5870. another two weeks will mean that Eagle, of which Lt. Gray was| their sons of Westljrook, were X DIAL 4201 For a while almost everything outbound war shipping they can, / Rely on oar experience aad Cohunbia and Elk Bteyetaa, pilot. The two young airmen are Easter guests at the home of Mr. that has been moving to General and cast coast ports will get only aerrice for best resaHa. having an Interesting reunion. In Keen’s bcotoer-ln-taw. Rev. H. R. 6.0j0x16 Manchester Eisenhower'a Armies will go in­ the overflow. 0. 8. Tires. the account of Lt. Grays Keen. Work stead }o the Pacific. This Increased General questions about recon­ SERVINcf Y'OlIR NEEDS QUALITY Repain. 'Serriee. lencee overseas tnetoe IBMfact was omlt^ L e „ y GetcheU. Jr, gave hUhts JAMES' flow from the United States to the version cannot be answered ex­ In All P R 1 M T IN —■»• ta k e of 8r4. There was a piikty good toset aa a ceovealenee to edewSst^ Wolea Newi tant Hkely to go to 10 Iba. $.75 25 lbs. $1.45 50 Ibfl. $2J 5 100 Ibfl. $8JS O n BeMbmh b U ood ” crowd out to watch pryceedlnga, tot tha CA8B RATES wlU to accept WOOS oti time this week. O. A. SAWS OF ALL K1N1J8 but a good many of tha formsr ad aa rciLL PATUBMT If aoM atfiM B r i^ who la editor-publiahM'-ad- crack ployors are In tha war now 80 OAKLAND laesa office OD iH befan tha aaai rartlslng manager - drcaUtiati 8B1 AND FILKD phone MR. REEKS toUowtaif the flrat tMectfon fir an repair wnfc. and It was not quite like old times. STREET I ad otherwise the CHAROB BBi A n MMOffw - reporter oiuoe the war JOHN S. WOLCOTt & SON Jules Rebltauffl arae uasplre. Play- BRUNNER7S 119 OAKLAND STREET took ^ sons and other beip> ki e collected.. No respoaaibUltgr t o t MAIN w n a s n ora on the local aide In d e e d ta leteptaDi serving on a Federal Jury. The 18 8 JOHNSON PAINT CO. •■d OvgriMntad. nsth Orifrin. HiUs. one man mechoniool force is in ' Open 8 to 8 P. M. h M Sntvdajr P. M. 699 MAIN STREET ’TEL. 6864 L. PALUZZI Aganf. for MarraMaa HU Richard O’Donnell, Ray- 4sai«^u.ex. MANCMEOTER E^NIWQ H E R ^ MUkKOTOT SibuTOAT. A ^ 1»41- , MAWTHK?^ ICH BVEmNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. COKN, SATURDAY, APRIL T, 194#

ten o’clock' at St. ^m arU’s Cath­ Yanks i^eize Medic Wounded Rockville olic church. \ Al Work in France Super-Forts Mine Owners ^ Today’s Radio !5S K = !S Smudges tJsed Anuounoe Oo-Cbairinen -T waroriite Judge Charlea Underwood, Peak in Italy Eostora War chairman of the United National ByO^hardists Clothing Drive has announced, the Blast Tokyo; Ask for Help] , WTHT — Oalmek Polish Pro­ Textile Union (Ooattxned from Page One) -WDRC — Grand Oentral following eo-c)iairmen for the SUUon; Newa; WHTD— Newt; gram; W n c — Bob ateale. Women’s Division,' Mrs. Raymond g;4(^_wbRC — News; WHTD— Gains All Individual Have Escort; OnCtontrai w n o —^Newx. » High Harriers Down Local Sport Chatter 1am« 1 , Frail Growers Event Tonight E, Hunt. Mrs. Leroy Elliott, Mrs. Arm y operations in the Monte ks__^WHTD — ChriJUan Science Labor, U. 8. A.; WTIC—Know Phoebe Pray, Mias Edith West, Folgorlto area: The dqatroyers, »; WTHT —__ Greak______Pro- Y o u rs^ . Feared Frost; No Re- Mrs. Oaqar Peterson, Mrs. William (Continued From Page One) lying off shore, pumped shells into (Continned Prom Page One) I Joe Twaroniu'gmlned aU honors in High rahool 5 fi*to ll* w n c — Agricultural 7:00— W DRC — Majror in tha T Bowlinr LMffue during was alectcd to purcna«e tJie owi. Season”Average Titles Dowding, ,Mrs. Henry Hoermann, the German artillery positions. w nc — Agncimura. yvHTD — BLU Corre- 1 pOTts e f DAmage Yet. Reception to Be Held Mrs. Mqry Lally, Mrs. Lewis H. ports Indicated c^ar weather and The Allied communique reported close down 37 open hearth fni 9WB* spondente Abroad; W TIC — Our New B ritain'36 to 32 Jto iS 'lt ^ revesled I This he did mid it .wt>RC—Report to the Na­ ■ the final sUUsUcs com- / ball to ever make lU appearance Chapman, Mrs. John William's, targetx bombed visually. that some enemy guns were si­ naces and was losing 10,000 toi In Honor of the Presi­ tion; WHTD—The Fighting A. Foralgn Polcly. Posts High ^dividual Mrs. Nelson Mead, Mrs. Helen lenced and others were compelled 7;15_WHTD—Leland Stowe. plUd^by^the league secretairy. Hen- ' in town, ! mmnl w m Im aco. o f steel production' daily. A. F.; w n c —The Baxters. Rothe, Mrs. Helen Rogalus, Mias to move. 7:30— W DRC — America in the Johnny Wenzel ^tars in ry LaChapelle. .j wetad laat nlsht dent of the Group. Air Operations However, K. C, Adams, edit __yrTHT — Variety Program: Hamilton Props, memtora Statistics Season Average, Also Igr a MBkir Woat ItatparatiirM Agnes Woods, Mrs. Ernest Lipp- On the eastern coastal sector Air; WHTD — Meet Your Murphy Gives o f The Mine Workers Journi with the of the Twilight League will hold man and Mrs. William A. Kuhnly. British Eighth A rm y troops, in w n c —John MeVane. Navy; WTHT — Arthur Hale; Initial W in ; Strange ' Twaronlte rolling High Single and Ties a i thia tle ta a r drappad to aa low Rockville, April 7—(Special) — Stealing Shp^p}, WDRC —StricUy Swing: their initial practice session o f the •a SS dagnaa to tba outlying aao- Meeting Postponed what was described officially aa a which often speaks for Lewi WTIC — Program from New league cltampion Hunter five post­ Final StatdIngT The Textile Urflon of the Am eri­ Manila, April'7.—(to—Air opera­ WHTD—To be Nlnnounced; Hall and Relay Team Coach Eveful ed a season individual mark of season Sunday morning at the W. u For High Three String* ttoaa and to aararal t a a t a i^ or- The meeting of the Textile “local attack,” drove across the predicted that full producUi York. I West Side Oval. The Props finish­ tions are stealing the show in the Juke BOX Jlnt 119.41, gained high triple individ­ 10 ' ------diardlato Sglitad aasndra pota to can Dyeing Corporation will hold a Workers Urflon scheduled for to­ Reno river northwest of San Al­ wnc— 7 :45—WTHT — American Legion Hunter’s ...... •, • • • 7® Philippines theater. ' would be resumed Monday. 15—WHTD— Song in theAlr; Also Register Firsts. ual honors with a 427 total and ed third last year in the race and aaaa thafr fralt eropa from de- reception this evening at the Prin­ morrow, has been postponed until berto and near the southwest cor^ Auxiliary. (Chambers ...... 21 ' Jolting Joe Twaronlte and Hunt- He -denied the work atop] W T H T —Musiel PoUeh ProCTam. finished in a tie for high single were eliminated in the playoffs. atmetlon. Sunday, April 25th. T h is latest, one-’day record for ner of Lake Comacebio. They took 8:00—W D RC — The Danny Clouts Booming Home Motor Sales ...... 19 cess Ballroom on Village street in were union-inspired. SO—WHTD— AU Ashore; WTIC Manchester High’s track team, with Bill Tanner, both carting a 1 er’s service captured all honors PV>r tha paat IS bouia a atrong planes was reported in Gen. Doug­ 60 prisoners. . Kaye Show; WHTD — Early Softball team managers are re­ D’Am ico’s ...... 15 honor of John MachowskI who re­ Might Delay Seizure —Grantland Rice Sport Stories. Run in First Inter- 162 game. 22 ' in the Y. M. C. A. Wednesday wind had clearad tha^akijr and at _ ^ las MacArthur’s coinmunique to- Eighth Army headquarters dis­ \American Dance Music; WTHT scored their first win of the season I minded that there wUl to a meet­ Morlarty Bros...... 14 n id tti^ t laat night tha tempera- cently retired after being presi­ day: , closed that the recent successful The possibility of full, mine 00__WDRC— The Land la yesterday- afternoon at the Hart­ Bryant A Chapman...... 12 24 I Night d3owllng League during the —^Frank Slnglser; W nC —Oae- Squad Drill. To Henry LaChapelle, thanks a ing of the Manchester Softball tura atood at 34 and atlll drop­ dent of the Union for five years. Vfas8 Bombing clearing of the enemy from the erations by Monday might deist] Bright; W H T P - ^ T o to an- ford High gym when they edged I past season it was revealed today Heavily attacked Hopg Kong a light Gaieties: - j lot for the season averages and League next Monday night at the ping. A t 6:30 thia morning in The program will start- at 8 spit of land separating Lake Co- government seizure over noimi^d: w n C — Orchestras of .«> ------— •mem- It utrong New Britain High team Big Ten » o’clock and will include entertain­ third consecutive ■ day. wrecking 8:16— W TH T— Music pt dope that you sent in. The coop­ Y at 8 o’clock. A ll local teams In­ I by league secretary, Henry La- aoma aactiona temperaturea were macchio from the Adriatic was week-end. Solid FXiels Admlniw the Nation. by a______36 to S3 score. Coach Tom Kelley’e eye popped terested In comjietlng In the loop Indivldnol Average ment, dancing and refreshments, Coming to Eml three merchant ships with direct 15—WTHT—French program. brance. ' ^ j eration was swell. It was a job, Chapelle. who compiled the final from 3S to 28 degreaa. hits and starting tremendous fires carried-out by the British Second tor Ickes recommended Thu 8:30—W D RC F Biliih Ii Peace and TTie Red and White torriera who ] yesterday afternoon at the West are urged to have representatives Twaronlte, Hunters ...... 119.41! Wanner Weather Ahead with music being furnished by the Commando brigade, which cap­ that the government move in 1: JO—WDRC— Paul Andereon; placed second in the State Indoor youij job, weU done. season averages. Star Dusters orchestra. Any Rock­ Pfc. Richard Forde along the water front. W ar; Ned CkUnaif; W H TD — when the High baseball present. Cargo, Hunters ...... 116.16 lh a air haa bean cooling off for Phm. M. 8-c H. W. Boyd (Continued From Page One) tured nearly 1,000 prisoners. mediately to stop further intei W H TO —^To be announced. Boston Symphony: WTHT — meet at Choat^ In the opener then Kompanik, Hunters ...... 114.39 Twaronlte, a member of the ville servicemen home on leave, or Loosed 72 tons of frannerifation 45—WDRC— Builders of Vlc- candidates engaged in their first Tw o seasons ago Twaronlte was tha paat four daya, aided by a There was nothing in the offi­ ruption in the vitally needed coi Symphonlea of. the Americoe; lost to Hartford High last week, T y Holland, -former baseball, Gleason. Billiards ...... 113.62 championship Hunter team ex-servicemen in town are invited must be kept both as a threat and Private. First Class, Richard bombs on Toyohara airdtpme, inter-squad drill when Mickey the leading bowler In the West h w v y rain and briak wind after- Pharmacist’s Mate 3-c Itarry W. cial reports to Indicate that either output. toiy: W T H T — Choate School wnc—^Triitb or Ooneequence. displayed a fine reversal of form basketball and tennU great a few H. Barton. Billiards ...... 113.40 emerged as the highest individual to attend the reception. to fill spot needs until the final Foitie of Manchester, turns out a Formosa, firing many patked Murphy clouted a terrific home Side Rec Bowling League and now i warda which aet the acene for to- Boyd, USNR, son of Mrs. Marie the Fifth or Eighth Army thrusts The report of a WLB panel ol Presents. V . 9:00— W D RC — The H it Parade; in downing the Hardware City years ago, and now a naeniber of Waickowski. Morlartya ...113.34 bowler in the circuit with a nifty day'a low temperaturea. The The committee in charge in­ crushing of all German resistance. new rocker arm for a C-47 at a planes. —WDRC -- Report from run to left field in hU first appear- the pSst year reveals that the ] Grizey of 47 Thomas Drive, was were on a major scale. In both in­ issues of the mine foremen’s unlp; 00 W TIC —National Barn Dhnce, ■quad. -the Navy and undergoing l ^ t W. Hillnskl. B lllla r ts ...... 113.30 no.'ll average for 60 games to weather forecaat for the week-end cludes Theodore. LaBpnte, the new But even so it would be possible Ninth Air Force Service Command Sank or damaged three sizeable Washtngrton; W H TD — Satur­ hnee at the plate. quiet mailman went over north wounded in the Invasion of Iwo stances they were made on narrow dispute with 69 bituminous coi 8;30:-WHTD — SpoUlght Bonds; Johnny Wenzel led . the local and g ^ e d oil laurela Don’t know training at Sampson reports that Abraltls. Hunters ...... 113.29 lead his teammate Walt Cargo. ia for warmer weather. president; Thomas hegan, chair­ to fly much of the force to the Base in France commanded by tankers and two .small freighted day Symphony: w nC —Doc- Tedford Oonneets Jinna while he was serving with sectors. While they Improved for­ panics in Pennsylvania. Kentuck: ' Quick Quiz; WTOT—Mysteri­ point getters when he gained first of anyone winning both the Rec he has renewed acquaintances The latter finished with a 116 18 IWdng a tip from the West man; Charles Genovesi, Robert Colonel L. W, Nicol. Highly In the Pescadores islands, west o f In addition to Murphy’s clout. Mazzoli. Motor Sales ...... 113.28 the 5th Marines as a Navy Medi­ eastern theater. ward positions, they had not made West Vir^nia. Tennessee and All tora Look Ahead. ous Traveler; w I'lC— Can You place in the high jump and placed and Y Leagjie individual high av­ with Tonv Luplen and Chet Ross, mark which covered 71 game.s. In Coaat orange growera, who an­ Dunbar, Mrs. Inez Schook. Mrs. skilled machinists like these re­ Formosa. Bob Tedford basketball ace wal­ Keye, Billiards...... 112.60 cal Corpsman on Feb. 24. Yankee Transfer Likely '.any important changes in the bat­ bama, was made public last nlghi [-15__WDRC— Report from OvcN Top This? - second in the shot put event. Other erage championships in the his­ former Phillies and Braves out­ addition to posting the high aver­ nually In the winter montha pro­ Stella Dobosz. Mrs. Ida Serbser, build combat damaged Ninth A ir loped a three-bagger that sent the He went ashore with the third If any heavy bombers are Sank 17 small Japanese cargo tle lines. Foremen’s strikes forced the go\ s ^ ; WTHT — Al Trace’s Or­ 9 ;45— WDRC— Ham Session. local flrsta were captured by W art tory of either league, do you? fielders. Luplen formerly lived in age mark, Twaronlte also is cred­ tect their cltrua grovea from frost Mrs. Stella Zagora, Miss Barbara Force fighters and bombers for fielders scurrying for the spple Hunter’s Sen-U-e wave of Marines of the 5th Divi­ Gyngell, Miss Dorothy Alien and shifted, they probably would be shipa south o f Hong Kong, i In the aerial warfare more than ernment to seize 67 mines whlc! chestra, 10:00— W H T D —The Andy Rue- Strange in the 440 and Don Hall in Manchester. ited with high triple honors by damage by creating a blanket of , further combat with the rapidly h^rphy also lined a single to cen­ G. PF Ave. sion on D-day and stayed with the Mias Theresa Thibeault. American Flying Fortresses and Started large fires in Tarakan 2,000 Allied planes participated in were just returned to the owner] :30— WDRC — Assignment eeU Show; WTHT — Chicago the 880. The relay team of Shaw, Twenty-three local men have virtue of a 427 total. He wound amoke above the trees using oll- Hooker, Botterton and Strange an­ ter to star at the plate. Twaronlte .... 60 7181 119.41 outfit five days when he wa.s se­ Fourth District Meeting Liberators. Britain’s big Hall- diminishing ^German Luftwaffe. oil storage area of northern Boe» a daylong attack on enemy areas In late February. Home; W THT — Music for Half Theater of the- Air; w n C —The signed a petition seeking permis­ Holland reports that he is in fine up in a tie with Ed Tanner for buniing smudge pota, Joseph Pero The most impressive playing Cargo ...... 71 8252 116.16 verely wounded by an exploding The American Legion and its faxes, Lancasters and Stirlines Private Forde 'is ah'bid hartd at peo. in ilorthern Italy yesterday, los­ The panel found that the unio: an Hour; w n c —Music on Dis- Judy Canova Show. nexed the 14 lap relay event. sion to bowl In town on Sunday physical condition and he has kept o f Oakland street with large peach was turned in by the Infield o f Ed Kompanik .... . 72 8247 114.39 game of 162. Jap howitzer shell. Unconscious, Auxiliary of the Fourth District probably will stay where they are. the machinist game, being em­ ing only four aircraft. —the United Clerical, Supervisor; 10:18—W D R C —A l Pearce Show. - .Summary and presented. It tp the Board of pace with the younger men in the Gain Both Rounds orchards on A very street, South Troops Ferried 20 Miles 20 yard dash—Won by Mascotla Brown at .first. Chuck Klein at Abraitis ...... 70 7939 113.29 he was taken to the fleet hospital will hold their April meeting at Because the British planes were ployed by Colt’s Patent Fire Arms While U. S. 15th A ir Force and Technical employes in Lewii OO^WDRC — Philadelphia Or­ 10:30- W H T D — Horry Truman; Selectmen. A special meeting has tough dally training grind. Hunters gained the first round ; Windsor, and Anthony Olglio of And. most sensational because second. Tommy Mason at short M cG u ire...... 63 6754 107.13 ship for first aid. the Legion Home in Stafford designed to lit y>eclfic conditions Corporation, prior to donning heavy bombers pounded marshal­ miscellaneous District 50— wa (N ew Britain; second, Aparo (N ew been called for Friday evening, of its very daring, troops of the chestra: WHTD— Date with w n c —Grand Old Opry, and Eddie Vllga a t the hot comer. . 3 299 99.2 honors in a walk and then pro­ Bolton. placed smudge pots He was born in Augusta, Ga., Springs on Sunday afternoon at 3 In this theater; many airmen khaki in January, 1943. The sol­ ling yards and ordnance plants at rot an independent union. Bu| 10:45—W D RC—Dr. D. F. Flem­ Britain): third, Vinci (Manches­ April 27. at which time a decision Walter Forte, former 'Nwi. Seelert ...... throu^ their orchards last night 11th Airborne division were fer­ Duke Ellington; WTHT Newa; All are accomplished fielders, . 18 17,56 97.10 ceeded to repulse the challenge of and haa lived in Manchester sev­ o’clock. -Mrs. Christine Mead, dis­ doubt that they,would be as effec­ dier-is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Brescia and Verona, long range two of the three pSinel member! ing, "The Son Froncleco C<»- ter). Time :S.0. will to handed down. The meeting Sides outfielder and Rec League Kuhney ...... ried 20 miles in tiny, one-passen­ Matinee Melodies; WTIC — something the team did not have Chambers Movers In tbe second and tended them during the early eral years, graduating from How­ trict president, of this city will tive in the Pacific area. James Forde of 94 Spnice street, fighters strafed rail targets in did not think Lewis violated ear Mile—Won by Brayman (New w ill to at the town hall. basketball player is home on a well m om lM hours. ger Cub planes to capture Lucena, Grand Hotel. ference.” last year and In the course o f the Manchester Motor Hales round to gain the l<»p title. The ell Cheney Technical School and preside at the auxiliary and joint It is very likely that many of Manchester. His brother, Wil­ southern (^ermany. Her agreements by organizing thi 11:00—News on all stations. Britain); second, Donavan (Man­ deserved furlough from the Army. Kepariment Soooeaafal capital of Tabayas province on :SO—W T H T — Sunny Dunhams drill a lightning like double play Ave. second round race was a batU* sessions. Guests of honor will In­ liam. is a private, first class, with U. S. 12th A ir Force B-25s and supervisors. : —WDRC — Dance Orches­ chester: third. Oau (New BriUln) Bowling is enjoyed In neighbor- W____ alt______was one of the first Tw l play- G. PF. Ihrtunately, the brisk wind of attended Bay Path Institute, the big bombers will be converted Orchestra; W T IC — John W. 11 18 was completed from short to sec­ down to the final night as Hvnt- clude the Department President the armored forces in Germany. southern Luzon, and L u ^ n a's two many hundreds o f Thunderbolts, Recommends Choice Tim e 4:85.8. Ing-towns on the Sabbath and with enter the service, Mazzoli ...... 58 6582 ^;tl3.28 yaatarday afternoon died down Springfield, Mass. He entered for the purpose of getting badly air .fields. Vanderoook. tra; WHTD — Hoosler H op: ond to first. Mason on p o th e r ers and Chambers staged a neck Mrs. Inez Kashman and her de­ Spitfires, Mustangs and other WTHT—-Shady Volley Jambo­ Hop, step and jump — Won by added Interest locally it may be McChirry ...... 70 7839 111,69 (sat night, permttUng the use of the Navy Nov. 2, 1642 and trained needed food, medical and other The panel recommended that th- :45—W H TD — To to announced; Jaksina (N ew Britain); second, play, backed up Vllga at third, and neck battle that found both \ partment >offlcer8, also the depart­ The Lucena attack was the ■ fighter-bombers of both the Amer- brought back although there is The West Side Oval was the Tanner ...... , 56 8140 109.36 these protectors. Both fruit grow- at Quonset Point, R. I., and went supplies into Isolated sections of foremen be given a choice on con WTHT— Bernle Cummings’ Or­ ree; w n c —Clifton UUey. Aparo (N ew Britain): third. made the stop and his long ac­ teams going into the final night -\ ment chairmen. ’This will be their strangest yet in the Southwest iican and British Air Forces blast­ bound to to some opposition. scene of excitement yesterday af­ Howard ...... 46 5047 109.33 ara reported that their use was overseaa with'the MarinesM Nov, Europe. Canada ^^an tinuing on salary* or going on t chestra; w n c — Tin Pan Alley 11:30—WDRC — Dance Orche*- curate throw to first was In time of play with Hunters leading by official visit to the Fourth District Pacific war. The tiny liaison ed gun posts, rail' lines, fuel dumps, VVochna (Manchester). Distance ternoon when two, elementary Bohadik...... 46 4889 106.13 successful and temperaturea in 1944. straight hourly basis, ■with under­ ‘ of the Air. tra; WHTD — Dance Music: for the out. two full games. Paired against and many members of the Rock­ planes w'hlch normally are used and enemy strongholds from La w n c —Gems of American Jazz 24 fe e t ?0 8-8 inches. The Rockville Hlll-Blllles are school softball Urns played. The Hair ...... 52 .5433 104.25 their orchards was held well above A complete account of his ground travel time, overtime for Evening High jump —Won by Wenzel ' Clifford Brilliant one another Hunters applied the ville Post and Unit are planning British Build Bomber Curb Yanks for short one-passenger hops or Spezia across northern Italy to 11:45__W D RC — Dance Orches- holding a minstrel show the latter field was fenced off and* a crowd Salsieia ...... 7 797 113.6 treesing danger by the smoke wounding In action was carried extra work and holidays, the to***' I Manchester): second tie between Bob Clifford, next year’e football pressure and captured all three to attend. for reconnaissance flights, carried Yugoslavia and the Dalmatian is­ :00—New s on all stations, part of the month for the purpose o f 200 rooters were on hand. There in the Herald on April 4. as rank and file miners. :15—WDRC — People’s Plat t*»- ... M. Wochna and Costello (Man captain, looked great defensively games to carry off the trophy of Bond Forfeited To Attack Japan a smal force of the 11th Airborne lands. 12:00—W H TD — News; Music; of buying new baseball^ Uniforms was plenty of enthusiasm from Morlarty Bros. Tony Anialdi of Nigger Hill. On Shopping The panel said seniority shoul form; WHTD — Digest of the .Chester) and Jaksima and Kurpu- picking up everything that came e seasem. Clarence E. McIntyre, 41, of 68 London, April 7—(to— A Brit­ division to unopposed landings on w n c —News; Thomas Peluaos for the coming Twilight League both sides and when wel left the G. PF. Ave. Bolton, with » toUl of 1,400 trees oe the determining factor in pro Air; Washington Snapshots; skl (N ew Britain). Height 5 feet, his way and t o ^ n g runners out. season. The Rockville entry wvlll The top ten bowlers in the Woburn atreet, Ballard-Vale, ish bomber o f the same class as the two Lucena air strips. motion and layoffs with differ­ score was well In the 20s for botfi Waickowski .. . 51 5797 113.34 et all kinds in his orchard, took the Hand Grenade In. HeO’s Nest Orchestra. He may stage a fight with Mason to stronger than ever this season leagub In addlUon to Twaronlte *• Mass., forfeited his $20 bond in the American Super-Fortress Is (Continned From Page One) WTHT—Sports with Jim Camp­ j 3 Inches. 72 7702 106.70 long chance last night and did not Manchester Ground forces had advanced to ences over OHs point to be settlei 12 15— W T IC — Three Suns Trio. I 440—Won by Strange (Manehes- for the starting berth at the short­ with Johnny Urban a definite teams. Kroll ...... and Cargo were in order W alt the Rockville City Court on F ri­ being built for R. A. F. attacks bell; 'W n C — London Column. 6324 105.24 resort to smudge pots or protec­ within 13' miles of Lucena from Miles City, Mont.—(to— Former by fixed grievance procedure. 12:45—w n c —Lee Blme, pianist. ter): second, H atorer (Manches stop post. • Atamiati ...... 60 Komi>anik, also of Hunters, Pop day when he failed to appear to on Japan, the London Daily Mail limit to $5 worth the amount of ;80—W H TD — The Answer Man; gtsrtcr on the mound. 1x>cr1 fens The East Side Rec was jammed 104.50 tion ^ any kind against the froat. Date Book the north. Deputy Sheriff Jiffimy Anderson, The W LB unit did not go Int' ter); third, Kajzaukss (N ew Bri Denny Halllday, Elmer "The know the ability of Long Johnny. Zaches ...... 59 6186 Gleason and Howard Barton of - answer a charge of violation of said todBjy. food which may be exported with­ yesterday afternoon when Barnard 6901 103.10 To Early to Report Another Philippines provincial now serving with the A rm y in the the question of recognition o f thi tain). Time ;88.8. Great” Vennart, Whizzer Robb H. LqChapelle .. 67 the Billiards fourth and fifth re­ rules of the road. The newspaper’s air correspond­ out a permit. played Nathan Hale in basketball. 101.7 This morning Mrs. Ahaaldi stat­ Tonight VIsHIng Preachers capital, Banghcd in Abra provihee Marianas islands, wrote friends foremen's union for-collectlve bar-J ggO—Won by Hall (Manches and Norm Beauregard toiled on Did you know that the first bas­ R. LaCThapelle , . 50 5057 spectively. Lanky Waichowskl of ent said the first news of the plane There is a similar $5 limit In the the mound and all four tossed These kids gave all they had and ed that it is too early yet to as­ Tall Cedars Ladles’ Night, Ma­ Rev. Tertius van Dyie, dean of on northern Luzon, fell to guerril­ that while on a patrol he came gaining, since this pChnarlly is Jew Comedy Show Tonight t e r ); second McKinnon (Manches ketball that was bought and f Morlarty Brothers sixth, W alt was given yesterday by Sir Roy American Import regulations, and them up with ease, content with several looked like promising ma­ certain whether the peach buds sonic Temple, 6:30 p, m. Hartford Thgological Seminary las and two other air fields were upon a hen sitting on a nest. “The subject for the Wation^Labor Re t e r ); third, Kaljzaukas new Bri­ brought into Manchester was by f'bainber’s Movers HUinskl, Billiards seventh, Custy Dobson, managing director of A. In addition American ration points letting their teammates do the terial for High and Tech school PF. Av«. had becin damaged or not. It la nec­ Tomorrow will Joe the guest preacher at seized to make a total of four nest contained one egg and one latlons board. The latteKruled re tain); Time 2:13. Robert E. Carney In 1895? ^ r - O. Abraitls of Hunters eighth, Bruno essary to wait until after the sun V. Roe, Ltd., makers of the Lan­ must be surrendered for American work. Tommy Kearns and Jhek teams in the future. 117.24 Town-wide collection of used 10:45 a. m. on Sunday at the dromes for the day. The fields hand grenade,” he said. “ I don’t cently in the Packard M o W com-] Makes Its NBC Bow at 7:30 Shotput —Won by Sulima (New Ing the summer vacation the boys Smith ...... 29 3417 lilazzoll of the Manchester Motor casters which now are dropping rationed foods, just as if they were Struff donned the mitt and pads 112,53 has warmed up the bud, which, if clothing. Campaign begrins at 1 Union Congregational church. were Aligante and Silay on Negros know whether she hatched either pany case that foremen dio.^^^H Britain); second Wenzel (Man­ T. CThambera .. 69 7781 Sales ninth and Frank Keye of the damageom Page One) Annual Masonic Bail at the Ma­ got in, another blast, and aa the I'Wlir rejoin the concluding scene. noon. Words and. Music; 4:30 p. Vince DlMaggio, recently obtained i McCurry ...... street on' Wednesday •ven'*’^ lumbia will conduct the services “ land o f plenty,” .a feeling which; the season off with a bang. - . .The In v lte i sonic Temple. car started bff, another one. I NBC at 3 p. m. Sunday has a m?. Lorenzo Jotie^,8:80, Barlow from RUtsburgh in a trade, report­ New York. April 7.—(to — Bill ^ High Team llirra April 26 at 7. Awards -win be fnmilles army assault boats, Naval at the Vernon Center Congrega­ Now; Gentlemen, I ask you, in is frequently based on misinfor­ |new mtufical aeries bulU around Rec staff headed by Pete Server ed at Wilmington. Del., camp anx- Many local entries are expected ] Hunter's 1821 Pirate Whist, Manchester Green mation or, at best, on lack of Americqn Club concert, Helen Jepion; 9:30, In­ Klem. Umplre-ln-Chlef of the Na­ presented at this tl****- amphibious planes, Oaast Ouard P. T. A. , tional church and Rev. William R. all fairness to the rMidents of the iRuasell Bennett’s orchestra, for- formation Please... OM —2, Two has started to recondition the lops to get into uniform and play. at the Manchester Sportsmen’s High Single complete InformaUon regarding tional' League staff, probably will eutten and helioopters are being . Stanley Group Fashion Show, Booth, pastor of the Vernon west end of Russell' street just In e riy on the BLU Friday nights West Side Oval and it will be in CJhlcago White Sox—Thornton Club’s field trial tomorrow at Bar­ Tanner ...... 162 Canada's nole in the Allied food on a Clue; 4, House P ^ y : 5:30,; not come north from his Miami oaed. A M g plane from Barksdale South Methodist church. church will be A t Columbia. how much o f this must one en­ stars o f the future. Opening Cimarron Tavern, new \rarial; 8. j tip top ahape the latter part of the Lee and Johnny Johnson nominat­ bour Hill, South Windsor. Follow T w a ro n lte...... 162 Schools Resume SeMioris picture. / home for the opening of the base­ Rifliardson Top field dropped rafts to persons Wednesday, April 25 » dure ? Iguest la Jane Froman. Lawrence Vox Pop: 9, Radio theaW ’Tbe week.. . .Cliff Bennett new mana­ ed to pitch exhibition game against ball season, League President the arrows from the north end of High Team Single The schools of the Town of Ver­ \ stranded on rooftops at East Legion-Herald Sporta Night. If there was a black-and white BINGO ■ Brooks is regular singer. Suspect’’ ....B L U — 12:30, Farm ger of the West Hartford Pratt Detroit ’ngers today. F o rt Frick said today. ’’W e ex­ town and you’ll get there. 1 Hunter’s ...... 664 P o in t non will resume their sessions on Bo m Swims Ariiora and Whitney baseball team called Amierican Legion Home at 7:30. striped kitty roaming atound ih and Home; 3. Appointment with Chilcago Chibs— Bruins moved In­ pect him later.” Frick said. Card Next Tuesday Tlie Red Cross estimated more Friday, April 27 Monday morning following the the neighborhood, we would know On Saturday night list: yesterday morning to seek infor­ Chris Suchau. one of the best | Poplar Bluff, Mo.—(to—Down at Jumble Inn U fe : 4:16, It’s Murder drama, to Louisville tod^ to meet Ameri­ than 8,000 families were homeless Special Town meeting at High spring va<»tion. NBC—7, Our Foreign Policy mation on gaining a place in the fly tyers in the state passed away who to call ’ Liquors and Beer s er who was the cause of Branch work him too hart the toy before Those all-Springfield hrawls — made too late for Incluaion in a suzaka, the justice minister, are onswsr wlU to •unconditional sur­ havoc with the schedito---- There Inif o f the departed DiMaggios, ' The Gian'U went on to win the the only two holdovers from the Rickey’s popoff about d ^ ft boards he might not b * abib to get up in three'' games' for a clean and newspaper reports caUed them compilation of peace-keeping a m , , must to a night or two a week WUUamaea and Fellere, they’ll be next three Koiso cabinet render’ win not do so unUl her being too tough; eays he could Just that— drew the largest crow ds auggeationa turned over to the open tn cose thfcre ora postponed conipanng this year’s crop with time. sweep Super-Fortresses, credited with Plants Rejrknander'a Restaurant situation bscomss dMP*r**^: “ *** have been a Major League pitcher Meusel drove In seven runs j ever to attend **°*^“ 8 deto^Uon by the State depart­ Owners - of Deep Freeze Units' )ier Isoders must consider her games tbo bums who wore M ajor Xoogue a large part in the fall of Japanese MAKES two year* ago if he’d had the ben­ Frank Wylot relates the follow­ durhS the Series, which, by the j Valley Arena; Sorne storm­ ment. S8-ST OAK STREET TELEPHONE 3922 uniforms last season. ’Ihe gates Premier Koiso’s cabinet Thurs­ situation desperate if and when efit of Branch’# lectures five years ing tale about a young lad that last 1 ed the doors the first -Ime. Imn^ Keeks Title Bout surrounding the Giants’ training way, w*as John McGraw s It ramained doubtful whether day, today were instrumental In We now cArry in stock all the necessary Freezetex Frozen Food the U. S. 8. R. Joins lA the struggle to ck ...a n d those blasted ear­ didn’t know any totter. Thte husky dreds were turned Cordell Hull, former secretary of For Sale RADIOS quarters at Lakewood, N. J.j are World Series-triumph., delaying formation of a new gov­ T - ogslnst tor.” drums probably would have made young fellow was busily engaged Ucket window smashed in tM ■tato, would be well enough to at- Can At Bags, Boxes and Liquid Tight Containers for the proper protec­ Russia’s sntry into the Pacific New Yorit, A p rll’^— etotnf to MM day.” It was Fine Wfaics Liquors and Beer TgOnager Ai Barone, 49 Benton | Ocorge (Wetwosb) Marshrt , aonaalos, 127, Mexleo Cft». lA cut it In three pieces, and placed 793 MAIN S T R ^ MANCHESTER 1 Satarday At 5:30 P. R. i pointdilanktlnto a fire—ao to torn' i)iaanY walked out baeauae It third •tocUan to Rt Louis in eight, two and one candles on I od in alarm and wmit t* work. street. H i^ a s d , « r eaU 8-*8*8- Read Herald Ailwup > / i - ^ C- MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERALD, CONN- 3 — War Oddity; Mother Kcpalra Frank Sinatra Isn’t yet explo^ m iU ) EVERYTHING' ed as he might bo. Nobody Is mak­ Lost and Found Autoaiobiler, for Sale 4 Busineas Servieea Offered 13 Painting—Papering Help Wanted-^Male or Ut>asehold Cuodo 51 Soa’s Cooibat Cmr ing a Whatra laxitlve or break­ Femalt 37 A Strange colndldence occurred fast food. LOST—SMALL FAINTLY atrlped 300 BEAUTIFUL CARS—Sedansr WANTED—ALL KINUB elec- FOR A GOOD PAINT Job inslue a KITCHEN HEATERS. Ilks new. at Boston. Mrs. Dellcla Allar^ Qatsified grty tenaale cat. Laat aeen on coachea, coupet, convertibles and wfiing and rspairtng. Any and outsIdA phone E. Price INSURANCE—Ba RTFORD 0)m- 3 piece parlor set, ai lUble for Classified Sonse and Nonsense mothsr of two sons In the armed Church atreet Anawera to But­ station Wagons In Fords, Chevro- aise Job ^ven prompt attention 2-1003. 1>any has vacancies for both train­ piece parlor set. suitable for services, opensd the'doo. of a com- pVlend—Know what the coiling ton. C. Smith, 9 Cheatnut. lets, Plymouths. Dodges.- De Call 3975 before 7 p. m. ed and untrained office employ- recreation room and assortment Some Old, Some New, Bui Nererthelee^ o Omekle or Two bat-battei«d half-track which was said to the four waUSt Sotos, Chryslers, Oldsmoblles, PAINTING AND 'Paperhanging. of dining room tables. Telephone jDSAMOHDS , Man—Nope. Advertisements lo st—^A GAS RATION book on RADIO REPAIRING—Pick up Canvass ceilings and wallpaper. oca, married or single. Give age, Advertiseni-nts back from battle action in Franc# Pontiacs, Bulcka, Nashee, Pack­ education, and previous experi­ 5187, Austin (Jhambera Furniture If the snarls cannot be kept out and Germany for overhauling. On I Friend—Hold me up. boya, I’m Main atreet.. Mra. Clemena ards and Studebakers. All years service. Radio checked ii the John 'P. Sullivan. Phone 4260. ' Wife—Before we were married, plastered. For Rent For Sale Stachelaky, 232 Woodland atreet, home. Ba'tery packs. Call morn­ ence, If any. Reply to Box E. The Warehouse, Manchester Green. For R ^ f ”^ F o i S a | She had a date with a Marin# you always hired a cab when you of traffic during the gasoline toe dash-board she saw the name from lOS4 to 1942'a. Prices range Herald. Open dalh 1-5. Saturdc.y 8-12. snd as they rods toward town in shortage, what Is to be done when of the man who drove It—hsr son; To Buy ToSeU Town. from 3295 upl All cars have good ings 2-OR40. Manci.aster Radio To Buy To Sp II riloe buttons and a knlfe-acar on took me anywhere. Now you think Service. 78 Birch etreet Repairing 23 the street car she said she had the street car is good enough for we get plenty of gsa again? Robert! He has been overseas sl^ Man—What makao you tkink LOST—BILL FOLD containing tires.' Most have radios anu heat­ FOR s a l e —DINING room, living Tha Sawn •< Murder hlB face.” aomethlng to say to him: - months. It was Mrs. Allard's Job that Jim would bo a success in ers. Every car priced below cell­ PIANO TUNED AND repairing; Df^ra—Birds—Pets 41 room, bed room and miscellaneous "Whafa hlB name?' She—Before w# »o any farther. me. ^ We always used to be advised to pollUci? gaa coupons and peraonal papers. LOCAL MOVING. Also ashes and ' furniture. Combination oil and xvm "That’s your Job,” ansy/ered Husband—No, my darling, I help over-haul the vehicle. Reward. Stanley Walron, Wap- ing. Cash, trades or terms. Capi­ rubbish . removed, Alberdeen | player piano specialty. John I want to let you know that I keep out of ruts, but, on many Friend-H s can say more things tol Motors. Inc., 368 Main street, FOR SALE-,-1 MALE EnglUh set­ gas range, 110 Russell street. Tel. don’t think Uw *t**«^ ping. Phone 3348. I strawberry plai ts. Tel Kieln 6718 j Cockerhara, 28 Bigelow atreet. ;ar that dinner things began' Charley. He told , don’t flirt, so don’t try to hold my enough for-you; iU because I ato streets that U impossible Just now. that sound Orell snd mean nothing 'Lost and Fonnd ^ Hartford. 7-8144. Open evenings. Tel. 4219. ter, 1 year old. J. 8. Kaminski, 89 7461...... Wanted to Rent >nn«i Eric discovered ur- of the. tampering with hla plane.j hand or kiss me at any time dur­ The British barmaid was a flirt than any other man I k.»ow. or 28 Foley street. Brooklyn street. Rockville, Conn. b S S e « in and Pat Then he conclU d; "but toe guy so proud of you. In a cab you could lOST—BLACK AND whlU cat, 595.00 BUNK BED value for 579. WANTED- 5-6 ROOM house ing toe evening. Ip that under­ be seen by nobody, while, I can ' She—Does skating require any and when the American corporal ------— ------vicinity o t Qreeh Road and Announcements 1936 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. 3298. GENERAL (iAKPENTPY end re- or before May 1st, for per,| r. t o i ^ t n in the who fired his gun w ^n 't after stood? went out to buy a paper she purs­ 398 down, balance 34.50 a week. SETTER POINTER. No reason­ 2 maple beds with ladder, 2 cot­ Ion waaon. Phlneaa Hudson Nick; that is, not prectaely. show you off to so many people by particular application? Princeton atreet. Reward. Phone modellng Kitchen remode.ing and Private Instructions 28 able offer refused C. W. Massey, ton felt mattresses, 2 sagless steel nent resident. References fumll Marino—■Yes. it U. He—5lo: arnica or horse Una­ ed her Ups invitingly, snd loaned Brunner, 80 Oak]an.l street. Tel. cabinet work a specialty. Will Pat and Eric to, "What do you mean—not pre- She—Now, that le aetUed, where taking jN>u in a street^car. over toe bar toward toe shy, young Sociat Situations S4L5. 5191. . \ EIaJCIJTION 41LEAR ipeoch— 266 Middle Turnpike, East, Man­ springs. Call 3536. Benson's, 718 ed. Call 2-1280. Win give a ‘ ment-one’s as good as the other. MANURE FOR 8ALJC—419 North help you plan and g'v» estimates chester* as reward for rent. [# aoae Ulephohe caUa. Bruce claely ” ' shall we go? .u v-n Private. ' , . FOUND— YOUNG bhjwn and usa of words—diction- articula­ Main atreet. iide and Brenda departed al- ‘The shooting of that gun was To meet a sharp competitor, Main atreet ■» 1939 FORD COAC^ 60, 3398. free A. R. Charon. .5826 Marine (reaching f- a week. Brunner. 80 Oakland Save all your saleable Junk, rags readme—s .ellii.g—history White Or part of season. Call 6177 the aeq wall. Charley fellow had reaUy wanted Nick out window: Heathens, un-ChristlanlEed, the ceremony to send your wed­ atreet. Phone 5191. cellent condition. Call evenings, along uie -eq has-your ing home. _____ "Facial uphlosterer and design Pray tell toe world Just arhat to .The private looked around the tain at 7 a. m. Leaves New Bri­ and paper. Raga ar4 higher. Call Studio, 709 Main atreet. Phone 161 West Center street. 2-08^7. empty room. ding gift. tOST-^PAIR OF Bifocal glaaaes tain 6 p. m. Call 2-1695. Wm. Ostrinsky, 182 Bissell atreet. 2-1392. f o r s a l e —w o r k HORSE. Tel, ___ you see Eric’s face when corpse aiid a nice f « murder to Soldier—WalUr. bring me some sr of foaturss. WhUkers trim­ do. Way; Send toe gift before In black caae, Tuesday evening, FOR SALE—1936 CHEVROLET 4609. work on.” . med in all languages. Automatic What forms for peace you have "So it is,” he remarked, and the ceremony, if possible, address­ sedan, clea.. throughout, ei^el- Tel. 5879. 1 WANTED TO RENT — For Em Temple spilled that busl- oysters. promptly drank toe Corporals r vicinity of West Side. Call 2-0754. long time Manchester r?sld« about Estoril?” "I’ll have toe murder yet, said haircut and hydraulic shampoij. devised. ing it to the bride-to-be. FOR SALE—iCOW manure, 2 Machinery and Tools 52 Walter—Stewed, sir? lenf motor. 603 Center stre FURNAt'E REPAIRING and oil Help V 'nted—Female 35 desires Immcdlatelv a 6 or 7 roj tor a time,” I said, "It was the Hapes bluntly. , Gas and chloroform, if desired." —Wilbert N. Savage. * beer. years old. Bring your truck or rear. "Sorry to have disappolntea Soldier—None of your bvuriness. trailer—get your own. Also 3 load burner service. Ask about our Poultry and Supplies 43 FOR SALE—A 2 ROW John Deer house. Write to David F. S. V convenient way out of Eu- of horse manure. A. Burns, 472 FOR SALE — 1941 PONTIAC .^.prlng cleaning For full informa- WANTED - LADY OR couple WILL YOU WANT "better” Baby potato planter, good condition. Comb, 32 Bolton Gardens. Bror you,” I*^ remarked. Thst^s TelUnf Him, Jeepl call Van Camp Brol 15 (husband working elsewhere) to. Call 8835. ville 8, New York or phone M( lYes.” Charley fingered his chin "Usten, Mr. Trent ” Hapes fu n n y BUSINESS boots a n d h e r ^b u d d ie s Keeney street. Tel. 5391,. sedan, 1940 Pontiac sedan, 1940 Chicks? Take a hint and don't came quite earnest. "When Chevrolet coupe. 1940 Dodge experience! Tel. 5244. Free share comfortable home with us wait until your brooder Is going, cheater 6139. cUvely. ‘T’d like to know WANTED lnapb(;tlons! and help take care of my Invalid GARDEN TRACTORS, cement _ ha was there." been v general practlUoMr for 20 AViJO VOOSA 9!^ V S t ViCMl sedan, 1939 Bulck coach. 1939 as demand has tncrehsed. Place mixers, milk coolers, tractor port­ years, you don't need X-raya to VaiW, \ Vikft ><00!Q Men to learn fUr cleaning. FOR AVON PRODUCTS. Call Chrysler sedan, 1932 Pontiac wife. Two In family. Permanent •ample?” WAHHUR VACUUMS. ElsctrU position. Good pay, according to your order today for our sturdy, able saw-rigs. Dublin Tractor Farms and i.,and for Sale detect the measles. You can smell N e’i. Good pay while learninier. CTaire 2-1532. dbupe. Cole Motors—4164. easy to ,frow New Hampshire Red larley looked at me. 'em. Well, it’s toe same In po­ ' < motors. W .. repaired AU parts arrangements. Tel. 7*385. Company, Wllllniantic. f^Who else?” Veterans considered. available ^-noiu service Charg­ Chicks, bred right for both meat PLOTS OF LAND, ranging 3 irlc,” I eald. "Or Booker or lice work. I can smell murder, ACxvofc LOOKING FOR A GOOD car. Call and eggs. Kindly telephone eve­ and before long we'll have one. 5191. and tell os what you would ee C O D.XManrhester 2-1439 WO.MAN WANTED for essential 100 acres. In and near Manche Apply REAL ESTATE LISTINGS mornings or e^nlnga war work. 8 to 5—no Saturday nings for delivery details. (Man­ Wearing Apparel— ter. John Bissell, South Coventi ,'I don't suppose It would hrip With that comforting thought. like. Maybe the next car we buy chester 8626), Fred Miller, Oov- Hapes left us. And It was char- Of AU Types Wanted! work. New System Laundry, Har­ Fun, WiIlimantiC'3324. f < ^ - will be just the one. Brunnej*. PLOWING: HARhpWTNG, lawns ent Poultry Farm. Coventry. 67 Ich,” Charley said. "Nick, did scterlatlc of his New Englanker know of your connection graded and seeded trees removed. BUY SUMMER sportswear at the _ the Hudsons?” laconlcism, that when he paaseU 3rd Floor JARVIS REALTY CO. Alme Latullppe, ^ 8 Vernon factory aalesroonv Jerkin suits, : Houses for Sale •He seemed to,” I eald. ‘Tie Pat and her father coming through f Office 4112 ReaMenee 7275 street. Telephoile“607'r\ WANTED—2 WOMEN at New Articles for Sale 45 skirts. Jackets, toppers, jerseys, ' the gate In toe station wap>n. his 57 Pratt Street Hartford Wanted Autos— it talking about the little girl greeting was Imperceptible Weekdays and Sundays Model Laundry 73 Summit St. RADIO. FLOOR MODEL, good 100 percent wool sweaters. Man­ FOR SALE — 3 TENEME: ■ Beacon HIU." ^ Motorcyclea 12 RANGE BURNERS and\ power chester sKnlttlng Mills, Manches­ bouse, 2 car garage. 2 utlti where I stood-lf, In fact there burners of all makes andXkinds WANTED—Hoiusckeeper for smalt condition. s2 lawn mowers. 483 l l only saw him once, Charley WANTED—WE NEED used cars East Center atreet. ter Green. Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. sheds, with approximately 1 it on, "but I noticed some- had been any greeUng at all. Cass and pay top prices. Cash talks cleaned and adjusteo. 10 years' family, live In, own room and dally. acre of extra land, beauUfu Hapes seemed not to like ua - experience. Tel 2-1731, 44 Main bath. Excellent salary, Tel. landscaped, and pays 10 per c< (Ta Be Oostlsued) im and we have It. 3top and get our street. '' 2-0103. te paused. : '7^ Ml, II « r" ^ offer. Cole Motors—4164. Huildinjf Materials 47 of value annually. No broket] ■Yes?" KLOUK SANDING Wanted—-To Buy 58 See owner on premises. 83 Grai •His feet.” Charley said. BY V.T.HAMLlf CARS WANTEL> -CASH on the FOR SALE— SLATE flagging, avenue, Rockville. Conn. [They were big,” Charley said. Laying anc Ftniahing ^ NNTED- T E GIRL FOR clerical various colors for stepping stones, WANTED TO BUY oil and electric It’s Ex-King War spot for clean 1936 to "42 models J. E Jenaen - Phone 2-(i020 work. VWrite Box U, Herald. 1 fact, they were enormoua.” Sa l l e y o o p Brunner. 5191 Open evenings 'till terraces and waUts. (jreen, grey, combination kitchen stove. Call FOR SALE—GOOD SIX roo If No Answer—M'iP 7405. "Lota of people have enormous Now You 9 o'clock. g e n e r a l HOUSEWORKER for purple, varlgated blocks. Richard house, near Manchester Centi WANTED Lewis, 56 Ardmore Road, Man­ Oil burner, hot water heat, g ,t,” I said. ELECTRIC AND Acetylene weld- 4 room ^house, full or part time, larley looked at me shrewdly Ing. Walter Parker, 1,500 Bum- go home\nlghts. Bendix washing chester. rage, 57,800. Oood 2 family, tt Business Services Offered 13 WANTED- SECOND HAND play and five, well located, near Ce^ knew what he was thinking, Tell One aide avenue or 187 Woodlawn machine ^ d Ironcr. On bus line. pen. Telephone 2-0233. ie Implication. In toe presence of Call 2-1482.\ ter, 57,800. (Coventry—excellet This Sailor Had Good Air Lino LABORERS FOR BOOKKEEPING services and ac­ Circle. Ea Hartford. Garde*' *^^rm—Dairy cottages and year round home ise Blakely and Hogdon shoes counting. Reasonable. Phone 3627, Produfe^s 50 Priced 51,500. up. John S. Blase' toe Hudson cellar were, to say daya or evenings. WANTED— s e c r e t a r y , must Rooms Without Board J: least, disturbing. Chicago— ((P) —A furloughing Flori.sls—Nurseries 15 be thoroughly efllclei^ Apply In South Coventry. Will. 3324. sailor, flying to Chicago, gallant­ s t r a w b e r r y p l a n t s . Prem­ LARGE CORNER unfurnished It wa.s beginning to look as If PICKING DEPARTMENT person. Junior Achievement State iers. true to name, ^^avy bear­ FOR SALE-:-^ FAIHLY flat, . tineas Hudson was in on thla ly showed an attractive girl how FOR SALE — ARBOR-VITAE Headquarters. 34 ^tate street, room, 510 per month. 10 Depot Imehow. That only confused ¥■/ REAL ESTATE shrubbery for taedge or landscape. ing. Plant 100 In yoi^ Victory Square. Inquire Mrs. Irish, 2nd rooms, steam heat, separate cpi Hartford. \ garden. 214 Gardner stre'et. itters. We might have pursued .iT ;.,. Ml'll «■« Have aeveral cash buyers for Telephone 4026. -A- floor. furnaces. Central location. Surt; cow uinTw mvaaiMC. t|" Msvrrw.ew. ------——— AN E1XCT5LLENT permanent posi­ mlt street, near Center. Tell further, but we heard a car single and 2-Famlly llnnaeii. WE HAVE p a n sy PLANTS. leellng along toe gravel drive. 1*111 itomis niuke him m»ke j{(k>«I Ins proniiM* ilml Day Shift 5ny number of ronma tion Is now available, for young Krause's Greenhouse. 621 Hert­ BEAUTIFUL ROOM, single or phone 4510 after'5 p. m Roofing—rRepairing 17-A woman. High school graduate ford road or phone 3700. double. Complete light housekeep­ wun'l hurl!” • For Sale: Several Choice ing facilities also available, cen­ l i t was Cass Hapes. He ap- ROOF.S OF ALL TYPES replaced who is familiar with I. B. M. Apply 'Siiilding lm- Central. Telephone from 8 m. . Inc. ■I thought fingerprints — or Rost Phyllis Bateson, on the road FOR SALE— THOROUGHBRED to 12 noon. CaU 3989. - imfethlng—” Charley shrugged to church. The road was blocked 4- Room Single, hot nir heat psny Trailer van eervice. Loesi Beagle hound, five months old. Household Goods 61 76.3 Main Street with snow so the minister, Rev. P riee $4,500. $800-9500 Down, GERARD STREET— ' For moving, packing and storage 'sakly. Inquire at 785 East Middle Turn­ GIRL OR WOMAN to share flat ‘Fingerprints! With those shoes William Hannah, said he would halnneo paid Hke rent—$85.00 7-Boom Single, all modern Dial 5187 pike or Dial 2-0496. FOR sale:—3 PIECE parlor set, with wife of service man. Ex­ marry them wherever he met p er month. eonvenlenoes, large lot, flre- EsHcntial War Work! 3 piece walnut bedroom set. wick­ pense low. Telephone 2-1632 eve­ didn’t nqed fingerprints. There er baby carriage, oil and gas robably weren’t more than four them. He kept his word. plaCe, 2-ear garage, nice loca­ nings. airs that slxe stocked in all the CENTER STREET— tion. Price $9,500. Down kitchen range. 134 Spruce street, Lazy Bees a Problem RED RYDER 5- Family Honae, 4 4-rooms,Paymrat $3,000. Rogers second floor, north side. FOR RENT—4 ROOM unfurnished tores In toe city of poston.” 1 S-room. Exeellent emidl- apartment, 530 a month. Will be ■Td have liked the opportunity T oac'L.fOto' FOR SALE—ZENITH hearing aid, Sydney, Australia— (^ —There RED RtrSR - tlon, h n a ^ to shopping aoe- ADJACENT TOWNS Corporation WANTED AT ONCE! ready in about a week.. Write WANTED finding that out. Now what are all sorts of snglet to Sarof"* S.'' ' Mon. on hila Hne. Good oppor­ COtTJNTRY LAKE— used very little. Inquire Mrs. Box X, Herald. bout that fellow who entered ing in-the tropics. The Australisn ^v" tunity for home or Invcatment. Charles H. Snow, 338 Summit GIRLS AND WOMEN our room laat night, Mr. Trent?” Arlny planned tc make itself self- 8 and 4-Ronm Cottages. Manufacturers of , EXPERIENCED street. Tel. Man. 4531.. HAVE AN APARTMENT to share "Did Mr. Hudson tell you about S- ■ Price $9,600. Down Payment Electric lights, running water IN ALL DEPARTMENTS sufficient in ._xs^tablc8 in toe 92JIOO. Terms Arranged. and flash toilet. Price range— Pla.slic-Hord with refined woman. Telephone hat, .too?” northern territory, but the $1,700 to .82,800. Small down COMPTOMETER OPERATOR 4550 after 6:30 p. m. "Mr. Hudson didn't tell me bees were found to be so lazy that BIRCH STREET— FOR SALE—MAPLE crib and Pleasant conditions. Cleui trends Temple called.” payment,-balance on monthly .Mill and Oakland spring, 58. Call 2-0978. steady work. Pays welL crop pollination failed. So they 4-Fnrolly Dwelling, 4 4-room basis. Suburban for Rent 66 Charley's head ciune up llke^ imported bees from toe south. Streets Apply At Cheney Bros. otter's. And I divined his npnrtments, good condition, bought. Why hadn't Mr.- Hudson giiod Investment. Salle Price NORTH COVENTRY— .\ll hiring done in accordance with the' Area FOR REU^T—7 ACRES of poUto TOBER Better Than Pinup Girl $0,300 Do%vn Pajiuenl SI,500. 28-.Acre Farm, appro.xi- .Ml hiririf dene in ac- Suit Mates land. Smith street, Wapplng. T ^ old Hapes? . matrly 10 acres tillable, 50-60 ' Stabilization Plan^ '8058 after 6 p. m. BASEBALL MFC. CO* "Well." I said, "he shot at me , Hamilton, N. Y.,—«Pl- She wm BIRCH STREET—/ bearing apple trees, modem 'urdance with Area ' - I- lu ' ---- 0 nd missed; that's about all. He kometoihg to write home about. I 'M UU and tough." saw my first white girl In six 8-Room. Single, all Uiiprove- 8-ronm house. I-car garage Stabilization Plan. Elm Street would ba. You jo t nil monts, good comlltlon, central­ bam and gralnery. Pnnltr> Wanted to Rent ...... i-')ii months today.” a Hamlltoiv se^- run?** Iceman wrote from the Pacific. ‘‘With vour experience here sellirtjt procertea, your falliei ly located, good Investment. houses for 2,000 birds WANTED—5 OR 6 ROCM houM Sale Price St.SOO. Dou-n. Pn.v- equipped with lights and run­ I *pulM the gun out of toy "She was a nurse pacing the deck sbould'sufluest that tlicy quit making you dig foxhiile*. or tenement by family of three. Mxket and handed it over. Hapes of a hospital ship and I could see ment 81.000. ning water, summer shelter* Excellent referencea. Tel. 6380. •nd give you a job managing a post exchange I and brooder stoves. This farm Read Herald Adrs. registered disgust. .> her through a pair of binoculars. BIRCH STREET— is to be sold with entire equip­ "Ton weren’t so esureful about 4-Room Single, all Improvc- ment. Price 812.000. Down MALE HELP Male or Female ^ tagerprints here." BY FdfiTAlNE FOX menta, reeently redecorated, Payment $4,000. "Look, Cass.” 1 began to froth toonerville fo l k s good buy at 83.050. Down White Gloves! Uttle St the mouth. “I wrestled Payment 8800. HARTFORD— ior'that gun.’ If I hadn’t, there WOODLAND STREET— WANTED HELP WANTED would have been some lovely I " S u i t c a s e " S i m p s o m BIRCH .STREET— For Investment or home, 6- Full or Part Time- FULL TIME — 5 DAY WEEK srints on toe gun—but no gun. 2-Fainl!y Diveltlng. 6 rooms Fumily Brihk. 5 rooms each HSpes merely stared at me l"SranpaW s s'W iped m y shoes asain so he w ont sm K each, good iiriestmcnt. Sale apartment. Excellent condi­ Apply itoUdly. Then aurprialngly enough 1 ■ ^ do-wn m the mud•’> 0 \, Price 86.00*1. Doom Payment tion, bus passes dqor. Price ha passed It baci. 81,000. ----- 814,900. Down Payment A &*P SUPER MARKET "Know anyone who would want 84,000. Terms Arranged Colonial Board 717 Main Streef^At Bissell Street to klU you?” "No." • BIRCH STREET— BOLTON. ROUTE 44— _ "I do." CJharley smiled brightly. ‘!-Fanilly Dwelling, I 7-ntoin Company 7 .Acres of Land. 3-Ruoiii HaposHapes dldid not smlls bsck. apartment, t 4-roonl apart­ Brick Dwelling with one un- 615 Parker Street ' --- ment. Good sire moms, good /flnlshcd upstairs, on hus line, “A mechanic with eves tike pmperty for home or Invest­ small cliictirn coop. Price ment. Sale Price 86.200. 84,500, D,own Payment $1,000. Down Payment 81,000. Terms Arranged. TO BE $OLD WILU.A.M STREET— " ELLINGTON— A*1 Loam „ Two-Family Flat, 5 and 5 rooms, locwted convenient to Main 2-Fun)lly FlaL 4 moms 40-Acre Farm, mostly clear, Street, north of the Center.! There isi a two-enr. gamge nnd good down, 6 rooms up, steam heat, 8-room house, all Improve­ yard space. 1 M B 9 IB 5 2 garages, on >has line, one ments. garage. v.chleken coop, For Sale Two-Family Duplex on East Side, • and $ rMMBS, 2 funaeea, apartment available for occu­ large bam. To^s and equip­ 1-car garage. Priced at $7,000, pancy. Price 86,500. Down ment Included! Price'$8,500. Nice Six-Room Single with steam bent—yes. It le right «p Payment 82,( ^ . Down Payment $S.S60.'’ to date In improvements such as—nice Utchen eaUncts, flre- Frank Damato place, beauttful bathropifiv with shosrer—roof Ipsalated—screeas, storm window*—pr M ^ materials—a smart hbine for someoao. ALLEN REALTY COMPANY Son Ask os about It'any time. All Unes of Insurance, Including Lite mraERT J. SMim, INC Mortgages Arranged 24 Homestead Street ** 958 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5105 9«$ MAIN STRECT TELEPHONE $450 Tel. 7091 Real Estate and Insuraqee

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