French Forces Gain As Yanks Advance; Air Fields in Ruins

TRDBSDAT, JAKUABT U44 ‘The Wi-wther Average Daily Circulation Fereeaat ol U. S. Weather Bnreau t4 £ i XWK.XI Sianchester Evening Herald For the Month of December, 1948 Partly clondy and warmer to­ All members of the Salvation 8,504 night; Saturday fair with little Beth Sholom Notes Sgt. Keibish Ask Manual change la temperature; fresh to Army Songster Brigade are re­ Older Members Member of the Audit About Town quested to be present Friday eve­ strong wtnds. ning at 8 o’clock at the citadel, For Police Bnrenn of Clrenlattons for a reeharsal in preparation for Club Guests Friday,. Jan. 14— Evening serv­ Now Prisoner Manchester— A City of VUiage Charm the concert in the Arm y hall SaJ,^ ices will be held at 8 p. m. The \ Tb« Dorcu •iwlnff froup et Rabbi will apeak on ‘'Why The ■munuel Lutherau eliurA wiU r«- urday evening, at which time Ma­ (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Zionist Resolution?” A special Last One in Effect Was (Claaolflod Adverthdng on Page 18) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1944 ■ume ita wsalon * t th# Red CroM jor and Mrs. Reginald Martin of Reported Missing in VOL. L X n i . , NO. 88 lieadquarteni M Ouiter ehureh to- Portland. Me., former Manchester Improvement Associa­ forum will be conducted aftet the services, Atty. Jay Rubinow will Action, Parents Get Published in 1919, It at f H a ___ corps officers will be present. tion in Tribute to prisoner of war. APIBITUAL MEDIUM hostesses will bo Mrs. Samuel Nel­ The annual meeting of the Con­ brought the matter to* the atten­ town. Mrs. L ’Heureux made the dent of the organization. Informed Staff Sergeant Keibl.sh was an Seventl^ Daughter of a Seventh Son son. Mrs. Charlotte Gotberg, Mrs. gregation will be held in the ves­ tion of the board at the meeting Push Pihsk Drive trip here to see her son. Ensign the members that the purpose of engineer on a B-17 bomber in the Bum With a VeU. James Harrison and Miss Mar­ Arthur L ’Heureux and his wife in try of the Temple on Sunday, Jan. last week. It was said at that the get-together was to pay trib­ U. S. A ir Forces based in Britain Readings Dally, Inclndlng Sunday, garet Hyde. Boston. Ensign L ’Heureux had a 16 at 10:30 a. m. Officers will be ute to some of the older members and also served as a turret gunner time that there had been a manual 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint­ short leave of absence from his elected for the coming year and prepared and that It was to be Air Fields in Ruins of his ship. He was first reported ment. In the Senrloe of the Peo­ Iriiomas PotU Aitkin, 6 McCabe ship. Mrs. L ’Heureux left Man­ of the association. He had Invited other Important busihess will be Pressure Increased on some of the older ones to attend missing in a bombing raid on Ger­ printed. This, It has now been ple for SO Yeara. Arm y Story street, Manchester, 17 years of age, chester last spring with her son transacted, including action on the found, Is not the case. The for­ 160 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. Rovno. Luck and Ko­ was enlisted this week in the U. S. Joseph who was transferred to and at the head table were Joel proposed resolution to affiliate the many in one o f the heaviest bomb­ M. Nichols, Thomas Ferguson, ing missions over the Reich^late in mer board of commissioners con­ Phono 6-20S4 Navy. Aitkin attended High the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Congregation with the Zionist Or­ sisting of Thomas Rogers, William vel; Only About 95 Americans Repulse Nazi school here and left to work for plant in Kansas City. John McCarthy and Walter Hio^ ganization of America. All mem­ November. Mrs. Victoria Palosle Shows Men bard, who represented his father, Sergeant Keibish. who la 28 Allen and Raymond Burnham Counter - Attack on the Automatic Ref. Company, bers are urged to attend this Miles East of ‘Curzon Mosquitos Attack W. E. Hibbard, who was unable to years old, is a native of Addison, started to do this work, but after Hartford, Conn. meeting. Mrs. Victoria Palosle of 869 The Men’s Society of Emanuel attend. Conn., and la well known here for they had adopted one section, re­ Use Prayer Cervaro and Consol­ Tuesday, Jan. 18— Religious Main street, who recently enlisted Line’ as Germans Use Lutheran church at its annual The president called on Thomas his participation- in sports, espe­ lating to the office o f deputy chief, A memorial requiem mass Is school for children at 3:45 p, m. meeting Tuesday evening elected Ferguson to relate .some of his cially basketball and baseball. He in the WACs, will leave Tuesday, they failed to approve the re­ Rivers to Make Stand. idate Gains to Threat­ announced by Rev. S. J. Szceep- the following officers: President, Wednesday, Jan. 19— Adult He­ early experiences as the first sec­ was for many years manager of January 18. for Fort Oglethorpe, mainder of the manual. Later Western Germany kowskl for the* late Pfc. Edward Hilding Bolin; vice president, Wil­ brew class will meet at the home American Soldier Pic­ en .Control of Mt. retary and treasurer of the uss6- the P.N.A. baseball team in Glas­ the section relating to the deputy Roll it on ,h ...... Ml I C.- JagUnski, a member of St. liam Orr; secretary, Raymond of Mrs. J. Rubinow at 3 p. m. The Georgia. A fter receiving her basic Moscow, Jan. 14.— (/P)— John's Polish National Catholic ciatlon. According to Mr. Fergu­ tonbury. chief was cancelled, llils means tured as Almost Sur­ Trocchio, Less Than Erickson; financial secretary, Pe­ Nutrition class will be held at the His wife, the former Miss Louise training, there she expects tq be that the last’ manual In effect was Soviet siege guns pounded- Church, Sunday, January 16 at ter Riemer; treasurer. ^Arthur son the Manchester Improvement Association was organized shortly home of Mrs. Herman Lasaow at Prell, of Hopewell Road, Glaaton- assigned for duty with the Army printed in 1919. Several new the outflanked defenses of; prisingly Religious; American In^lUgence SoldicrS T o U Three Miles from Cas- 9:00 a. m. at the church on Golway Tolf. A social hour with refresh­ 8 p. m. Street. Private Jaglhiakl who after the turn of the century for bui'y, was overjoyed when she re^ Air Forces. members of the police depart­ Mozyr and Kalinkovichi, im­ Officers Work to Com­ ments followed the business. The Thursday, Jan. 20— Religious ceived the War Department tele^ Chaplains Are Praised. sino; Resistance Fierce was 28, died Decembir 0 from committee in charge of the Feb- the expresa purpose o f Improving Mrs. Palosle is a native of Rock­ ment have no manual In their portant rail centers on the conditions in and around Depot school for children at 3:45 p. m. gram notifying her of her hus­ possession. pile Final Accounting wounds received in combat with ruay meeting has secured Rev. Dr. ville and the daughter of Frank northern edge of the Pripet Role to Play the Nazis In Italy. He Is the first Square. A t that time the square band’s location as a prisoner of Allied Headquarters, Al­ J. Russell Cllnchy o f the Center Stepanowski.of that city. She has Washington, Jan. 14.— — O f Epic Sky ' Battle. soldier from this church to make was a neglected spot. It was mud war, just four weeks after he was marshes, as Gen. Konstantin giers, Jan. 14.— (/P)— Gen. Al­ Congregational church, Hartford, "Someday,” said Chaplain (Lieut) the supreme sacrifice. as a speaker. Dr. Cllnchy recently in the winter and a sand blow In reported missing in action. been employed for the past 11 Rokossovsky’s White Russian After Peace phonse Juih’s French forces returned from Europe and will the summer. The association ap­ Federal Homes yeara at the (Montgomery Ward Arm y gained momentum to­ Francis W. Read, "I’m going to ^ I l e t i n ! store in this town and leaves her RANGE AND pushed through Italy’s rug­ A meeting of D.A.R. regents, have an interesting story to tell pealed to the Board of Selectmen day in ita drive toward Plnak, 140 preach. a sermon on ’ the soldier position on Saturday. London, Jan. 14.— (JP)—, ged Apennines for a two-mile treasurers and committee chair­ about conditions there at the to do something to improve the miles to the west on the Moscow- Well Filled Hibburd to Tell Mrs. Palosie has a son in the FUEL O IL who came to church without his West bound formations of men from chapters throughout the present time. conditions but upon advice o f (he Waraaw railway. Army Mentors Counsel* gain from the east and Amer­ then town counsel the town could U. S. Navy, Horace Palosie, who pants’.” American bombers, shepher-1 state Is called for Monday, Janu­ 381 Center St. Tel. 6566 Capture Three More Points iiig Tomorrow’s Vet­ icans advanced slightly from ary 17, at IJ a. m. at the Woman’s Chief Roy Griswold of the Man­ not spend any money for such im About His Travels entered the seri’ice In October and On Attu island, last year, ex­ cd by dartinR swarms of provementa for the. reason that received his basic training at Camp On the lower side of the frozen plained the chaplain, who is one of the south yesterday in an en­ Club buUdlng on Whitney Avenue, chester Fire department has re­ Two Vacancies in One James 'A. Woods fighters, returned from across erans Against Ideas N ew Haven. Box lunches may be quested the members of the de­ most of the land on Depot Square Sampson, N. Y. Pripet marshlan^ 160 miles to several just returned from service circling assault on the natu­ Development, 75 in the southwest, (An- Nikolai Va­ the channel today, apparent­ ral and artificial defenses o f <^aa- brought to the meeting and des­ partment to meet tomorrow eve­ was railroad property. However, Memorial Lodge, Knights of in the Aleutians, a young lieuten­ Bodies of American soldiers killed during the fighting in the San Pietro area. Italy, on Christmas On Running Country. ning at headquarters, Main and the association was persistent and tutin’s First Ukrainian Army ant came up to the field chapel and sino, which the Germans call their sert and coffee will be served at a Pythias, la to present Walter H. day, lie on the ground after being brought down fro m the hills for temporary burial In the cemeteries ly from their first raid since Hilliard streets, at 8 o'clock. The Anally took the matter up with Silver Lane Project. stormed the rail station at Tuto- apologized for appearing in church "Gustav line," Allied headquar­ moderate fee. behind the lines. (A P Wlrephoto from Signal Corps Radiophoto.) the mammoth air battle over Washington, Jan. 14 — (P) — members will then march to the the New Haven Railroad authorl Hibbard in hia first public lecture TALL CEDARS vlchi, 11 mUes west of Sarny (In without his pants. He wore only ters announced today. Germany on Tuesday. The Army mentors are counseling to­ Miss Blather Gahr, o f the Weldon Holmes Funeral Home on Wood- ties.' Harold Symington, director of on Jiis travels overseas. Mr. Hib­ old Poland) on the Kiev-Warsaw a suit o f long underwear and a Bombers Ruin Air Fields ROOFING railway. Hia troops also captured morrow's veterans against any Beauty Studio, gave an Informal bridge street and pay their re­ A blue print o f the plans was two local government properties, bard has spoken before a few V fA t*. field jacket. Allies at the same time re­ Fanning out in great strength,' Koreta, 20 miles west of Novograd talk on the care of the skin and spects to the late Henry L. Wilson taken to New Haven and after a Orford Village and Silver Lane BINGO Pants Cut To Get At Wounds sumed their biff air offensive Ideals about running the country American Flying Fortresses, Lib­ smaller groups in town, but this ASBESTOS SIDING Volynski, and Brykov, nine miles hair, including the art of make-up who was a charter member of the time the railroad leased the prop­ "H e told me,” said the Glendale, when they come marching home. erators and medium bombers Homes, reported today, that both will be the first time he has ever TOMORROW NIGHT Poles Delay against the Germans’ mys­ and hair styling, before the group department. erty to the town for one dollar a INSULATION further west. Calif., cleric, “ that he had had his 13 More Jap Barges A guide for informational offi­ turned three German air fields are well filled. In Orford Village, given the full narrative of hia ex­ . AT 8 O’CLOCK • MIXES wrm Vatutin’s tenter also penetrat­ tery targets on the northern of Girl Reserves at the Center year. Then the next job was to l98 pants cut off so the doctor could cers and those concerned with riear Rome and to the north Into John Lewis Glovannini, of 147 the first built, there are now only periences abroad. In this lecture WATER church parlors on Monday eve- raise the money to pay the costs. Expert worluuMiship. AH work ed another Important area of KCt at his wounds, and that it was French coast. All day relays orientation courses, issued by the flaming ruin with showers of high tAO vacancies in the 200 tene­ he gives many unusual details of i APniESEASKY OUiON Nazi communications aa pressure Giving Reply nlhg. Eldrldge street, has completed the Through the generosity .of Cheney ORANGE HALL guaranteed. Reasonable Prices. a choice between coming to ohurch of medium bombers and War department, notes that the explosive and fragmentation ments in the development and in war time travel, discusses the re­ was increased on Kovno, 60 miles course of training in the Aviation Brothers and public spirited citi- No obtlgatlun for an estimate. • DRIES IN ONE ____I without his pants or not coming. Destroyed by Allies task of keeping the soldier inform­ bombs, including the Guidonia sx- the Silver Lane Homes there are ception of the American boys and 23 R E G U LA R GAM ES ,\T fighters streaked across the Machinst’s Mate school at the zens at the north end of the town Write. HOUR m n FORM south of Sarny; Luck, 65 miles to ed is twofold— to tell hini of - the pertmental airport where Benito now 100 of the 175 rents taken. All girls in various countries of the And he came to church.” Belief JExpressed Concil­ sun-lit strait, returning after Naval Air Technical Training Cen­ Uie funds were soon forthcoming $3.00 A G AM E FOR 23c! • WASHAtlE the southwest, and Kovel, 80 war, ita causes, issues and prog­ Mussolini’s scientists developed a are completed and applications are world. He gives intimate descrip­ The story was one of a number ter, Memphis, Tenn. He is a and the job of laying out the • NOOEEENSIVt S M O g A I I T milea to the west. short intervals. The (German ress; to tell him what is happen­ jet propulsion airplane. being considered for the others. tions of the cu.stoms and dress of 7 SPECIAL GAMES Burton Insulating Co. related by the War department to­ iatory Attitude to Be Planes Haniiiier Supply graduate of Manchester High and grass plots was completed. The PAMTODOR Loss of this area or deep pene­ radio today raised its claim ing on the home front and what it The community house which is the peoples o f Africa, Iran, India. 180 Oxford St. Hartford trations such as are being effected day, which pictured the American Harmony May The Ainericans repulsed a Smorgasbord Trade schools, entered service on railroad not only furnished all the SWEEPSTAKES • COVERS WAllPAPER, WAIU Taken on Red Plan. may be like when he returns. And, one of the best equipped buildings Australia and New Zealand. i Phone Hartford 83-4616 soldier as an almost surprisingly Base and Troop Cen­ of American losses on the heavy German counter-attack on May 18, 1943 and took his ba-slc BOil but generously dumped It on lOARD, PAINTED SURPACES, would all but isolate the key city dlscussirg the relation of the for of ita kind In tow i hai been used This lecture will be heard Fri­ $5.00 WEEKLY PRIZE religious man, and the service last big blow at western Ger­ Cervaro about midnight .Wednes­ training at Camp Sampson, N. Y. the plots that had been surround­ ■RICK, CEMENT WITH ONf COAT of Lwow by rail from the north ter at Alexishafeii; armed forces to the home front, but once. The residents in the two day evening at Whiton Auditorium chaplains as men who see a lot London, Jan. 14— (J5 — Belief Be Restored day, then consolidated their gains ed by granite curbing. To Mr. $23 WAR BOND and would make a tremendous many, declaring that “at the guide has this to say: ' Emanuel Lutheran developments held a New Year's in the Library building at the further than the prayer books. that Poland's government-in-exile and threatened the Nazi control The Townsend Club will meet Fergus'm this was the most out­ bottleneck of that Junction, al­ Aussies Still Advancing T h e men and women of the party there. north end near Depot Square. Part MONTHJ.Y PRIZE Chaplain Read said he had never east 200 planes’’ were shot of the northern slopes of Mt. Congregation tomorrow evening at eight o’clock standing job the association had Arrangements are now being ready burdened by the heavy tra f­ is framing a conciliatory reply to armed forces of the United States of the lecture will be Illustrated by To Be Given January 28 believ^, until he went to Attu, the down Tuesday. Trocchio, just south of the Rome at the Y.M.C.A. A report of the ever accomplished. n.ade to have a social organization FOR TOP VALUE fic moving through it on the the.SpVlet proposal that the (hir- White House ‘Social’ are citizens of a democracy. They, SAT, |AN. 15, 6-8 P. M. pictures and a col’ ection of various story brought back from Bataan, Advanced AUied Headquar-1 road and less than three miles mass meeting Sunday In East Mr. Nichols was the next speak­ formed among the residents of the Odessa-Warsaw trunk railway. like the government, are the serv­ articles of native craftsmanship iN A NEW HOME zon line divide the tw o countries ters, New Guniea, Jan. 14.— Planned for Group of from Cassino. Served by Ladies’ Aid. Hartford will be given and other er and he told about the effort 'developments in order to put the Lw ow is 86 miles southwest of London, Jan. 14.— (/P)— R ants of the people. Were they to wlU be on display. Mr. Hibbard, (Conttnoed ,on Page Fnnr) was expressed today as the Polish Interesting events will -be men­ some of the business men at the building to greater use. It may See the Ones Being Built By ROLLER-KOATER Luck. (;P)-—Alliied planes and light Southern Governors. A. F. Mosquitos bombed become its masters, democracy But German resistance was ex­ Reservations Must Be who recently returned to this coun­ cabinet met to consider the prob­ tremely fierce hi this final defen­ tioned. A ll members are urged north end had made to revive the later be taken over for school pur­ Beating ToM'ard Kovel lem for the fourth consecutive Naval craft, further under­ western Germany last night, would perish. I Made. to attend. organization. For a time the mem­ pose's for part time as the growth try after this trip of.'18 months sive belt around he next AlUed ob­ In which he completely encircled GREENBROOKE You don’t need a bruih West of Sarny, Vatutin’s light­ day. mining the Japanese position Washington, Jan. 14.— (JT Wilt Have Same Privllegea No Tickets Sold. bers showed little or no interest of that section of town is rapid OLD the British announced today “In time, the majority will be jective, and the maze of weapon the globe, had previously travelled ning units were roaring out of The careful preparation given in northeastern New Guinea, pita, road blockg,*' minefields, The Somemarco Club, young in continuing the work. However, and there seems little chance that HOMES. IN C when you use Kem-Toqe. Uniform Ballot President Roosevelt will have an as American intelligence of­ returned to civil life and will haye extensively In both North and the Pripet marches and beating the statement indicated that it barbed wire entanglements and married people of the South Metb through the efforts of Matthew a new school building can be erect­ Just roll the Mirade Wall have, taken a toll of 13 more opportunity next week of restor the same privllegea and duties aa South America. He has met and RECORDS On Walker Street down the railway in the direction might be delayed. In the mean­ ficers worked to compile a fi trenches, augmenting the natural odlat church, will meet at eight Merz, R. K. Anderson and busi­ ed. This is being considered by the Finish right over your walls o f Kovel, 30 milea away. time Brltisl. censoi-ship prohibited enemy barges and hammered ing harmony in the ranks of other citizens. They will exert ness men on Depot Square, the become acquainted with manv nien Must be turned In for sal­ nal accounting of Tuesday’s defensive features of a north- o’clock tomorrow evening in the school board. For further Information call at These units were only about 95 Plans Refused speculation on its contents on the the supply base and troop southern Democrats, some of political force according to the aaaociation began to function of all the Allied Nations. He was vage If yon want to keep quickly, easily, amoothly epic sky battle over the Reich south line through the village it­ church parlor. Motion pictures Alexander Jarvis Co. office on miles east of the “ Chirzon line” — grounds that negotiations might center at Alexlshafen with 104 whose leaders have been talking validity and vigor of their political will be shown South America, again and for several yeara has in Africa before Rommel was plajing the new ones. self guaranteed a desperate strug­ Center afreet or at 86 Alexander —with this remarkable new the demarkation line between Po­ be jeopardized. tons of bombs. o f forming a third party. — a struggle now known to ideas. China and other countries. The done a good job in looking after stopped at EH Alaineln. gle before the point is taken. ■ ■/.c each paid tor old rec­ street. painting tool, the Kem- land and Russia which was pro­ By Committee However, the London press gave The Naval craft, probably A White House "social,” it was have cost the Nazis 152 fighters ‘Hence irresponsible talk about committee Includes Mr. and Mrs. the intere.sts of everything that ’Tlcket.s may be purchased at High ground aiound the village, Waste Paper ords'irresjieetlve of quantity. posed by an Allied commission at wide attention to the progress of speedy P T patrol boats, sank learned today, is being planned and seriously damaged three en*;- the political implications of the Harold Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. Per­ Keller’s, 887 Main street, or Rolla- Tone RoUer-Koater. plus (he banks of the rapid river, Co m f o r t in g pertains to the welfare of the Phones: 4118 or 7876 the end of the First World war the negotiations. three barges carrying around 90 for a group of southern governors my aircraft factories. growing strength of the armed ry P ratt and Mr. and Mrs. Carl north end. Mr. Nichols wound up son's Shoe Shop, 257 North Main It’s the brushlesa Q Q ^ on which the village is built, had street. I f you are unable to get to and the line which the Soviet gov­ House Elections Group ‘There is reason to Ijelieve that troops off Reis point and got two Who are meeting here Monday to Specific Objectives Not Given forces, epitomized in such phrases been converted into what German wy * F u n e r a l S er vic e Peterson. his talk by reciting an original I KEMP'S as ‘this Arm y will return some Need Is Great way to paint! - ernment haa indicated it is willing in its present stages of drafting more while the enemy was loading cither of these places, reservations Inc. renew their perennial demand for It was the first time the Mos­ prisoners called the “ Gustav line.” I Moderate costs humorous poem which ~ he had to accept as a basis for negotia­ Approves Modified this (the Polioh) statement is not them at Sio, Gen. Douglas Mac- railroad freight rate equality. day and i-un the country,' is only Private Anthony ©bright who may be made by 'phoning Melvin 768 Main St. Tel. 6680 quitos had been out since Monday Forthcoming Battle Harder written. tion now. unconcillatory,” wrote Frank Arthur’a communique said today. Long vehement for rates equal fur those who have not yet taken ) Personal attention completed his basic training De­ G. Cox. 5821, or Griswold A. Chap­ Form of Senate Pro­ night, when they bombed Berlin. Referring to the tough fighting As it was impossible for W. E. Local Committee to En­ The Germans were availing King, diplomatic correspondent of with those prevailing in the in­ an accurate measure of their war­ t Modern equipment cember 81 at Camp Lee. Va., was pell, ;!586. Forring Enemy From Cliffs The specific objectives of last which took place for Cervaro and Hibbard to be present his son, themselves o f the numerous rivers the British Press association. dustrial east to "free our region time reqjionslbility. It is not a taken 111 and removed to the ata- TRIMS gram for Soldiers. Both Sio and Reis point are in night's raid from which one the mountain features beyond, an t Expert direction Walter, gave some real historical deavor to Collect More in this area to make a stand but "Weighing Reply Word by Word" from economic peonage.” the proper subject for those who are tlon hospital January 7 and la facts about Manchester In its the vicinity of Kapugara river, plane failed to return, were not Allied commentator said the forth­ W ALTER N. LECLERC lied Star dispatches said the Red The Express comment^, "The southern govemora have on occa­ immediately disclosed. conditioning the thinking of mili­ now recuperating at that institu­ early days. Mr. Hibbard said his O f It Here. Smart, new, ready-to-use Washington, Jan. 14.— (/P)—The where Australians are forcing the tary personnel. coming Battle of Cassino would be MAseuf STte, vpHU,, Infantrymen were throwing them Poles are weighing their reply sion threatened party reprisals The A ir Ministry also announc­ 0 Tel. StM tion. He Is attached to the Third father had only recently told him enemy from steep cliffs on the harder yet. Range and Fuel wan border trims out o f one position after another. House Elections committee reject­ word by word and obviously are unless given administration sup­ ed that R.A.F. Typhoons and “The Arm y is serving the peo­ Brigade band at the camp. some of the facts. He recited some LA PIZZA north bank. The Aussies have ple, not expecting to dominate A recapitulation by Allied head­ The need for waste paper sal­ in a wide variety On the extreme southern sector ed today all proposals for a uni­ In closp contact with the British port. fighters had shot down eight ene­ of the history of the building of vage Is fast becoming a national been overcoming stiff enemy rear them.” quarters said more than 8,000 Ger­ Food that's excellently pre­ of the long front Vatutin's- left form Federal ballot for men and government. Indications are the my planes yesterday in the course the railroad through Manchester crisis and the local committee, OIL of derigns. Wash- I y guard opposition as they move to­ Oirectives .-Ydded Complication When the soldier leaves, he man prisoners had been taken on wing smashed repeated savage women In the armed fonces and reply will be on the whole concilia­ of offensive patrols ovei northern and what It meant to the town. headed by Melvin Hathaway, will pared and served In perfect ward the American ln>laslon force Further cracks in the "solid freezes in his mind a picture of the both the Fifth and Eighth Army TICKET PRINTING surronndlnjgs is onr claim to esanMS counter-attacks east of Vinnitsa approved, 7 to 5. a modified form tory.” France. One Typhoon was lost in He also told the audience about meet this evening at the Chamber at Saldor, about 55 miles north­ south” have resulted from Wasn- civil world of home, retains that Depot as the enemy fought desperately of the Senate-approved measure The cabinet today heard a re­ these forays. the effort bis father had made to of Commerce rooms on Center METERS “ Food Fame.” . west. Ington wrangles over legislation image and looks forward to re (Uontinned oa Page Eight) PINEHURST NATIVE POULTRY to halt the Soviet advance on the tossing the soldier vote ^ problem port on yesterday’s long conversa­ Fresh details meanwhile, con­ Install a sewage system at • the street at 7:30 to try and devise LUNCHEON DAILY The movement of loaded barges dealing with poll taxes,'absentee turning to that picture when he Meter prints amount of de­ Ukrainian Bug river and the Odes- over to the states. tions between British Foreign tinued to trickle in on Tuesday's ROASTERS FRYEI^ BROILERS north end of the town. Mr. Hib­ more methods of getting all the 65c in this coastal area has made Jt voting by servicemen, lynching comes home, the guide said, add sa-Warsaw trunk railway, prin­ Committee Bounces said three Secretary Anthony Eden and great American daylight raid on bard regretted that there was no scrap paper to the. milla. Several livery on your slip for your Square LARSEN'S . vaio*. . evident that the enemy is atte mpt- and other issues. An added com­ ing: cipal supply artery for German Democrats and, four Republicans Polish Premier Stanlslaw Miko- Germany. Note, please, that we cut' Fowl up ready for the pot real record kept of the job some mills In New York and two In Ver­ lajczyk. Foreign Minister Tadeusz to avoid destruction In the cl— Washington, Jan. 14— (;i)T— Pres­ waste to the curb for collection. Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer Treasury Balance Rail rat^ cases before the Inter­ gressional action to push the na­ Picket Unes at University CHOWDER CLAMS put up an order and if we are that YOU. FLACK OROERS FOR Twelve persons were reported ident Roosevelt’s second 8100,000,- state Commerce , commission tion’s four top military chiefs Into. A N D GAS Mr. Hathaway pointed out that 000,000 wartime budget was met Key Railway 51inneapalls. Jan^ 14—e brought by the southern execu­ protocol equality” with compan­ et fines blocked main eutrauees at the committee expects to go on a sion of two Santa Fe poSsenger today by a charge from Represen­ H.\KE FILLETS you Thursday, Friday or Sat­ permanent basis within a short position of the Treasury Jan. 12: tives, organized qs the Southern ionate British officers directing the University of Minnesota camp­ WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE trains during a traffic-snarling tative Taber (R., N. Y„ ranking time and will carry on for the dur Receipts, 875,208,268.13; expen­ Governoi'a conference, have ahap- global warfare will lie started next us today following a walkout of an PERCH FILLETS urday, we MUST ask for your Broad St. Tel. 7426 snowstorm here yesterday. Stay Silent Republican on the House Appro­ Hold Sought ation. ditures, 8270.492,366.16; net bal­ week. estimated 600 university building CO-OPERATION! E. H;. Baker, trainmaster at priations committee, that “the (Ooatiaoed oa Fags Four) The. new, stiU-undetermined des­ SAL.MON whole 'thing la padded.” ance, 810.892,167,910.16. service employes at midnight Brownwood, qttributed the wreck ignations, setting a precedent in which foixed the university to THURSDAY, 10 A. M. With members of both parties SMELTS to the snowfall, faulty communi­ American military history,, would Germans Increase Pres- cancel all civilian classes. The Manchester Memorial Company Reserve Comment on demanding a tighter check on gov­ Call iirders for “pick up” cations and heavy traffic. go to Gen. George C. Marshall, strike came as a climax to months A. Almettl. Prop. ernment spending, Taber’s state- sure on MACKEREL Tltursdav must he in hv 10 The Dur Food Your Nearly 12 hours after the Inquiry into Viola' chief of staff; Admiral Ernest J. Attack ins of negotiations for a. labor agree­ Comer Pearl and Barriaon Streeta TeL 7787 or 6807 nient appeared to be the opening wreck, which oopurred at noon, Romper Exercise. Suits King, commander in chief. United ment and for recognition ol public A. M. salvo in a running fight with ad­ Yugoslav Partisans. G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. Doo W ill LoveI only one o f the dead had been tion o f Federal Law. States fleet and chief of NaVal op­ btiiliUngs service employes union ( OPEN SUNDAYS ministration forces, but there was FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Identified. He la Marvin Riordan, erations; Admiral William D. Lea­ Local 113. AFL, as bargaining bi-partisan agreement that ail the London, Jan. 14—(J*)— Fierce Tallt wBf wHw it'6 D*c Cluw 11. o f Hattiesburg, Miss. Provide Fashion Fillip hy. chief o f staff to the command­ agppt o f the group. Call orders for t h ^ two Lumber of All Kinds im 4kmm, TkaP a baaanaa Dag Chaw Bay DIreet and Save Money! Bulletin! money needed to fight the war A four-car extra train bound er in chief, and Gen. Henry H. A r­ fighting for control of the strate­ Warning! days must be in the D A Y had a iayar 4afa raalhr ga far. In ffaa* New York, Jan. 14—(AT— would be forthcoming. gic Banja Luka-Zagreb railway thalea f wading toots saadwetad b f Pur* fo r Camp Barkley craahed into nold, commanding general. Arrny Gas W ell Runs Wild Mason Supplies— Paint— ^Hardware Sidney HUImna, rtwlrmnn of Taber, in line for the Appropria­ in central Bosnia continued today, P R E V I O y S . It will help us Ir r Waatagfh , daga gtalarfa^ Pag C haw the rear of a 12-car California- One-piece sleeveless beach dress­ Air Forces. Suffar Stamp No. 29 the CIO Political Action com­ tions committee chairmanship If By Dsrothy Roe Magnolia, Ark^ Jan,. 14— A give you prompt service if you Balsam W ool Insulation to all mhm ahnilar lypa faada taalad. bound train which had stopped at es and jumpers are peta of the col­ aa German forces Increased their mittee, said today he wan pre­ the Republicans win the fall elec­ N ew York, Jan. 14.— (JT — (Chairman Vinson (D., Ga.) of south Arkansas gas well ran wild A lii Dag Chaw la hatlar lhaa • fraah the station to discharge a paasen. lection. Many o f the former have pressure on -Yugoslav partisans Expires January 13th. follow this schedule. Raaat dirt far fawr Aag« far M t avow lha pared “to give aU laformatlon tion, declareq that the President’s the House Naval committee, de­ near here today despite frenzied ger. ’Diaper” ahorta and romper exer- attacking in the 25-mile sector be­ haal gartarhawaa alaah praaMaa AL L tha budget items established ad­ detachable bolero tops which can scribing the proposal as ' "just a efforts of state OU and Gas com­ Before communications with to the Department ol Jnsttoe to r tween Banja Luka and Prijedor. OIL maal pratatea* ilw arala, vIlaiRina and or to any other agency” with ministrative departments could be I provided a floal fillip to be unsnapped revealing a backless proper recognition of the four mission engineers and drillers ta YOUR'GREEN STAMPS D, E, F EXPIRE JAN. 20th. COAL COKE this little flag station broke down The communique of Marshal athar faad MiiRfiili aegglM hr Dag OAK GRILL- regard to chargee that the cut ”by at least 15 per cent,” and a crowded week of spring fashion halter. men,” said that It was designed "to plug the hole with a mixture of Your Spare No. 2, Good for 5 Points On Pork or Sausage, Chaw aaaiiiHih a 4ag naa^a' tm mtirely last night, the railways The designer uses buttons with place them on the same footing as Josip Broz (Tito), broadcast by_ mud, cottonseed meal and golf 2 Main St. Tel. 512& eaedltlea. Start fae*ag Deg Chaw la» ’’W H E R E GOOD F E LLO W S <>ET TOGETHER” committee had violated crimi­ war agencies by 25 per cent | openings today, as visiting editors the Free Yugoslav radio, said the' , ______Expires January 15th.______division headquarters at Tempi# nal provtsloas of the Smlth- On the other hand, Ckimmlttee a prodigal hand, buttoning her their British counterparts In proto­ balls. The well blew la last High* ear: waaaShhit«»« repwted that 13 were dead, in- viewed the collection of Claire Mc- partisans shot down two Nazi IW She. hega awl la hwfc. Coniwlly anti-strike law. Chairman Cannon (D„ Mo.) said: dresses across the shoulders,^ down col matters.” and waa spontliig an estimated eluding 10 civilians and two aol- “ Money Handled Judiciously' Cardell, ingenious young designer the back and up tbs front. bombers near the town of BugoJ- 'three miUlon nibic feet o f gas NO TE! We pay you 4c and 2 Brown Points for all the DIME AND DANCE The action would lift the four no, and reported expanding offen- cUers. The dead and injured were “It waa a very heartening mes­ who previously had shocked the Her sp<»rts clothes have deep, and 800 banete o f dlsttUata—nat­ waste fat yoii bring in. The government needs it! Washington, Jan. 14— (JT—The American officers to ran)is com­ alve operations by Yugoslav forces To the Luting Tunes of taken to Abilene, Coleman and CIO leadership reaerved Immedi sage. We have a rather large un­ count^ with her "leotards” (long ixwmy pockets, her shorts are real­ parable to those of Field Marshal ural gasoline—a day to creato an on other sectors o f the fixmt. DON MAC AND HIS RHYTHM MASTERS Brownwood. ate comment today on a-justice de­ obligated balance, which shows underwear) and her “ popover” ly short, and she likes black jer­ Sir John Dill, Admiral Sir Percy acute ftre hazard la the D«irckeat- Destroy Troop Train PORK SAUSAGE FRESH HAM THIS'INVITES YOU. . . . Looking tor Signal partment inquiry into charges that the money is being handled judi­ dresses for home-front-K. P. duty. sey in all versions. Noble, Ueut. Gen. (1 N. MacReady MacedonU oil field. When the well DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! Near Brod, a rail center 50 We have plenty of Pork Roast^ Pork Chops, Fresh G. C. Schulta, conductor o f the its political :iction committee had ciously.’ ’He told newspapermen The diaper shorts are just what Following the Mc(3ardell show­ and Air Marshal Sir WiUiaiA L. Mew la, loose tabing warped tba miles northeast of Banja Luka, rams oa the blowout contalaers,; Ham and Sausage for you. Use your No. 2 Spare today! TO SPECIAL GOSPEL IVfEETINGS extra train said it was pulling in violated criminal provisions of the he saw no evidence o f “ padding, ' they seem, being wrapped in the ing, the visiting fashion editors Welch—their opposite numbers on ROAST BEEF HALF BROILERS to the station at about 85 miles Smith-Connally anti-strike law adding that “you can’t very well wound up their week of styles at the combined planning board. thf partisans were said to have Engineers hoped the golf bah la- - Conducted by Purina Dog Chow familiar three-cornered manner, dfeatroyed an enemy troop train, gredleat la the dammtag mlxtr“ BUY WAX OR GREEN BEANS IN CAN§— STEAKS VEAL CUTI.ETS an hour and that his tw o brake- through a fund-ralalng campaign pad such tilings as interest on the and having a look o f Ghandi in a large and gala cocktail party at Members of Congress In close W. M. McBRIDE, Ashland. Ky. men were looking for the sigual Representative Smith (D., Vs.), national debt, funds fo r veterans the Hotel Plaza, where the top 30 toucb with the military emphasized kilting 45 O rm an soldiera and would plug opsolBga la ths N O POINTS. BAKED HAM CHOW MEIN their completed state. capturing 85. Farther west. s e e to ascertain whetner It Indicated co-author of the anti-strike law and the coat of refunding taxes In a slightly leas p4xy mood; styles o f the combined eoUactiona that the proposed legislation Is not clear when the culltalon occurrea. put through Congress last year, Rapttblican aena'ora also called Tito's troops blew up a bridge on Eavoya Killed la (M U laid Onr Kitchen Closes At 11 P. M. Miss McCardeli shows the Mac- were displayed, as selected by a prompted by a spirit of rivalry, but Leaden, Jan. U (P) The ChetJcei board Feed Store E. V. Moore, attendant In the ma^e the charges, asserting also for a cloeer legislative check on Jury o f fashion experts. The as a means of leveling off differ­ the Zagreb-Ogulln-Fiume raUway I At Gospel Hall spendlnt,. I Arthur “ bush jacket,” a handsome near Karlovac, the communique (TnrlMiy) spiinteiod car near the rear of Uw that the Political Action commit­ garmet in white cotton twill, de- models chosen followed the g « - ences of ratings of men constantly 415 Center Street TE L. 7711' SO OAK STREET TEL. 3894 ston>ed train, said he and Marvin tee was seeking “ to influenoe, if The acting minority leader, Sen- said. 1063 M AIN ST.. OPP. FOREST ST. eral theme o f the collections, being working together. mlalstere to ButgarU Klordan were playing trainman at not control, the 1944 elections.” ator White of Maine, said the size signed for beach, t p i ^ . town w Aa the situation now stands. -■ The battle for Novo Mesto, were Pine Wines Liquors and Beer of the budget waa "confirmation I country wear over a bathing airit, slim, tight, shorn of excess frills In .Monday’s AUled hsasher (NIGHTLY EXCEPT SATURDAY AT 7:45 P. M. the time of the impact. He said The Vir^nlan asked the Justice and in many cases reibiniscent of a matching sun dress or dark (CoaUaued oa Page Four) T S U N D A Y A T 7 P. M. , the styles of the First World W u . (CoBllnnefl on Page Four) (UosUnued on Pass Fourk tUsntiaued oa P an Eishtk (Continued on Pngn Twcl\-e) I town frock, as you like. r V il'iitdaifrt i sir , - 5"^’ -r.’

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speaker. He has held the Anna staff of Cornell University Medical AI.ICE COFRAN they would not Join the indepen­ School and New York hospital. (Know-n As Qocfn Alies) dent union With which the dairy M. R. Lauder professorship at pletelv. He returned to work In Election Plan School Health Yale since 1915 and has been direc­ He has been appointed secretary SPIRITUAL MEDIUM his office two days ago and yester­ has a closed shop agreement ctf of the newly created School Health Seventh Daughter of a Seventh > YMCA Notes New Needs Labor Draft Proposal some years' standing ' - tor of the John Pierce, Laboratory Cuts Sessions day he had four on-the-record ap­ of Hygiene since as well as .section of the American Public Born With n Veil. pointments there and at least one' Halts Dispute Denies Promise To Drivers Parley, Topic holding ranking, positions in civic Health Association. Readings Dally, ineluding SnMhijr.v off-the-record. Tonight The AFL drivers, charging 9 A. M. tu 9 P. M. Or By Appoint* 6t30-8;00 p. m.—Gym for Boys. For Plasma and professional circles, such as To Tell News The off-the-record engagements Finds Opinioii Divided "lockout,” countered with a claim fellow and ex-president of the Boulogne in France served as ment. In the Servtee of the Psn , 7:0(1—4-H CHub meeting. that they had been promiaed they a Jumping-off place for the Ro­ pie for SO Years. are tho.se which 'the prc.ss is not 7;30 Lillian Grant Expression. State Wide Conference American Public Health Associa­ supposed to know about because To Determine Sole Bar* would not have to Join another mans when they Invaded Eng­ 160 Church Street, Hartford, Conn.' Club. Blood Donations Aiv -A tion, member of Public Health Roosevelt Apparently the White House omits them from gaining Agent for union, but this the company de­ To Be Held in Hart­ Council of Connecticut since 1917 land in 43 A. D. Phone 8-3034 the daily list of appointments giv­ 8:00 Townsend CTlub meeting. High - Flying Questions nied. 8;00-10:(M) —Radminton. Now More Important; Show Starts Today and chairman of the Housing Au­ STORE-WIDE Discards Schedule of en to reporters. New Haven Drivers. The delivery stoppage here yes­ ford on Jan. 18. thority of New Haven since 1938. Look Big as Blo^^ Press Conferences. Frequent cancellation of White Unit Here Next Friday. 4- terday morning occurred when He was also a member of the Uni­ House news conferences is nothing Busters; Number of HarUord, Jan. 14.—(A*)— The AFL drivers employed by Bryant Hartford, Jan. 14.—Dr. C.-E. A. versity of New York Regents In­ out of the ordinary. ' Numerous & 'Chapman a n d jl. G. Miller, both Winslow, Lauder professor of Pub­ quiry on School Health program. WMhington. Jan. 14. —i/P) — Church Aides If the newly discovered treat­ State Board of Mediation and EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8:15 presidents have called them off ment for bums, the application of Problems to lender. subsidiaries of the same concern lic Health, Yale University School Dr, Wheatley, who is at present Preaident Rooievelt, largely be­ since Theodore Roosevelt began Arbitration haa ordered an election with which New Haven Dairy Is eetor of the TWENTY-FIVE GAMES FOR «L 0 0 blood plasma on the surface of the of Medicine, will be the main assistant medical (|: cause of extensive wartime travels holding them on an Infreqquent Are Installed l^urh. which was written up in the By dames Marlow And George DItf t affiliated, refused to cross a picket Metropolitan Life Insurance com- basts. Warren G. Harding started p9per last week, should become a Zlellcb line established by the AFL men speaker at the state-wide Wartime pany. Interned at artford hospi- and occasional lllneaaea. apparent­ Neww HavenHa Dairy, of New Haven, Conference on School Health which holding them on an Infrequent gencraMy accepted treatment, the Washington, Jan. 14—«Wi’ard unifying corrective . . . 5 .0 0 VAL. TO 19.98 scripture by Dr. Kurgeson for her town docs not fall below the ly taken over by the New Haven fore (J. S. Commissioner Thomas 47 Crepes and Wools .... ■ 'll on such historically Important dio ownership merely because they guidance during the coming year. any number of irobicms and pull Hollywood >and to the stage of Dairy, and were members of the A. Grimes, and held under 83,000 work/ VAI..- TO IJ.98 amount expected, 250 donors must Journeys as those to Casablanca, are newspapers, the Federal Com­ The service closed with a brief be signed up for the day. A call them out to almost any length, the State Theater Hartford, to­ AFL union. bail pending trial. Slmoni former­ p f. Winslow, having had years like taffy. Nevertheless, they are day, Saturday and Sunday. Co op( experience in public health Cairo and Teheran. munications commission has de­ prayer. to Mrs. Carl Swanson, Jr., at The New Haven Dairy said it ly held a sub-contract to deliver 31 Crepe, and W ool...... vi^. to®’,SS Compared with the 59 news con­ problems Congress will have to headlined on the bill with Will Os mail from New Ixindon to Eiasex. Lwoi■ork, should ‘ ' prove an Interesting cided—but dlveraitication of con­ Presented With Corsage 2-1442, will assure an appointment had to discharge them because Beginiiiiig thinl of if it passes such a law. borne,' is love y Marion Hutton ferences last year, Mr. Roosevelt trol will be encouraged. Preceding the ceremony. Mrs. at the time mo.st convenient for ___10.00 held 96 in 1942 ; 91 in 1941; 96 in Ellen Pickles, who enters upon her the donor. Question: If labot soured on the Glenn Miller's famous singing 15 Crepes and Wools FASCINATORS and SCARFS The FCC voted unanimously last law. how could the government stari and America’s No. 1 Jukebox VAL. TO 32.98 1940 and 83 in 1933 when he spent night against adopting any gen­ fourth year as president of the ten months in the''White House. society, was presented by Mrs. prevent slowdowns which really favorite. Several top-notch acts 23 Junipers...... 5.00 eral rule on newspaper ownership Indian Leader Dlea would cripple the war program? are added to the show, including The total, since his inauguration of broadcast outlets, but said Carrie House, in behalf of the Question: Could such a law pre­ Eddie Shafer, "That Zany Comed­ VAL. TO 19.98 75 Cliallis Type ...... 50 on March 4, 1933 la 929. members, with a corsage of pink New Delhi. Jan. 14—i/i'i—Pan­ VAL. TO 1.98 "concentration of control in the vent strikes, as the President said ? ian” ; Marianne, "Sweetheart o( TODAY roses In recognition of her faith­ Since Nov. 9, two days before he hands of the few at the exclusion dit Raviahankar Shukla, brother- The present anti-strike law and Song"; Max and His Gang, and 54 Fringe Trim ...... 50 left for the war councils at Cairo of the many' who may be equally ful performance of duties in the in-law of'Congress Leader Pandit the promises of labor not to strike others. An extra added attraction VAL. TO 1.98 and Teheran, the president has well qualified" would not be per­ past, and as an expreasion of the Jawaharlal Ndhru and former have not prevented strikes. Coal at all shows, is the Frank Sinatra Youll ^ill Find The met with press and radio report­ mitted. pleasure her associates feel at her prime minister of the -Congress Miners and steelworkers walked singing contest, an opportunity for retention of the office. WOMEN*S DRESSES 43 Hand Knit Wools ___ 2.00 ers Just three times. He was gone Instead of a general rule, the government of the central prov­ out. all "would-be" Sinatras to win VAL. TO 8.98 from the country for five weeks. commission, in considering each Gives Report of Service inces, died today in Lucknow. He Suppose there was a labor draft fame and fortune. Anj'one can en­ Our 1944 3.00 He held one conference on Dec. 17. application will "inquire into and Dr, Furgeson then gave the .so­ was about 50. Shukla, who had law, with fines and imprisonment ter the contest by writing or 20 Spun Rayons ...... 16 Hand Knit Wools ____ 3.IM) the day he got back to Washing­ in its decisions give expression to VAL. 4.98 -« ciety a concise and Inspiring re­ been detained along with Nehru for strikes, and then something phoning the theater or appearing V.AL. TO 8.98 ton another on Dec. 21, and a ‘public interest’ considerations.” sume of the seniccs in Wesley and other Indian National Con- in person at the manager’s office. Best like this happened: Town s 10 Crepe and Wools .... ____5.00 i J third on Dec. 28. . Since the commission said it Methodist church, Worcester, on gress leaders under the defense of The steelworkers, like the The screen attraction is “(^arlie VAL. TO 1A98 Almo.st immediately after that,' wa.s important to avoid “monopoly Tuesday, conducted by the Metho­ India regulations, was leleased re­ miners before _them, walked out In Chan in Secret Service" with Sid­ the chief executive contracted in­ of the avenues of communicating dist bishops in their crusade for a cently after several heart seizures. the midst of* a fight for higher ney Toler ai; Charlie Chan. . . . 1 0 . 0 0 G fluenza and was away from his fact and opinion,” and "all the new worlci order after the war. Factory 5 Pastel W ools...... pay on the ground that their con­ There will be a midnight show VAL. TO 18.98 office for another two weeks. commissioners agree to the gen­ Others who attended the meeting tracts with the millr had expired tonight only. .4linoHt Completely Recovered eral principle that diversification were , Mrs. Pickles. Mrs. Ruth OVERCOAT GLOVES and MITTENS and they could not work without There are late stage shows Sat­ White House officials report he of such control is desirable,” it Holmes, Mrs. Margaret Persson urday and Sunday .at 10 p. m. seemed to add up to this: contracts. now has recovered almost com- and Mrs. Griswold (ilhappell. Could the government force a 28 Leather Mitts . . . . 1.00 Might Favor Other Applicant Annual reports at the business mllUon steelworkers back Into the have been hearing of strikes at Newspaper ownership wiU not Clearance VAL. 8.98 session showed that the society mills through threats of fines and home since the war’s start. IINTRIMMED COATS bti considered "as one element, had enjoyed a successful year. imprisonment whl.’h could be Im­ But Chairman Truman of the Values Here! 25 Hand-Knit Wools . 2.00 among others," as some commis­ The slate of officers, all of whom posed only after court trials and 15 100% Wool Tweeds ...... 12.00 VAL. 4.98 British- sioners had suggested, but "pub­ with a few exceptions are being Senate's War Investigating com­ ES-- court appeals ? mittee. which has Investigated VAL. 38.00 lic interest" will be. In the event returned, follow: Purpooe to Prevent Output Loss two equally well qualified appli­ practically every phase of the war . 15.00 American Club President, Mrs. Ellen Pickles; That wouldn't help with a mil- effort, said he would oppose a labor In confoniiance with WI*B rcjiulalions we 16 100% Wool Boy Coats . . cants—one newspaper and one vice president. Mrs. Louise Sey- lion workers because the purpose VAL. 39.98 non-newspaper—sought to estab­ draft unless "something very con­ mourr corresponding and record­ of a wartime euiti-strike measure vincing can be presented to show have placed our famous January sales on the lish a station in any particular ing secretary, Mrs. Ellen Stark­ is to prevent Joss of time and pro­ 20 100% Wool Fleecca ...... 19.00 city, and the commission found there is need for it. VAL. S9S8 HANDBAGS BINGO weather: treasurer, Mrs. Jessie duction. • list of wartime “ expendahles.” We promise only on» frequency to be available, Sweet; .secretary of Christian and Could the government compel "As a matter of fact,” he said, you that they’ ll be hack when the war is won 26 100% Wool Boy Coats . . . .2 5 .0 0 Llio "public interest" factor might social relations. Mrs. Can-ie House; tinion leader to order bis workers "we are at the peak of the ihan- VAL. 48.00 . 2.00 be interpreted by the commission secretary of missionary education, power problem now and we can 53 1.«ather and Fabrics to favor the non-newspaper appH- back ? Maybe. Maybe not, de­ — and, in the meantime, we’ re sure yon won't V.AL. TO 8.98 T om^rrow Mi.ss Ethel Woodward; secretary spite court penalties which he expect it to ease before long." Of I cant. ft of literature and publications, Mrs. would appeal. - (5ne more question: How would regret your choice if you make your custom­ In such a course, the commission Margaret Persson; secretary of so­ a labor draft w'ork? Would it use would have a precedent in some Along the same line, here's an­ Night cial activities, Mrs. Marion Cross other one: the machinery of the War M a y ary January overcoat purchase at our store of its recent decisions. Occasion­ en; chairman committee on spirit pow*r commission, alroady set /up ally the commission has found ap­ Government officials have ex­ this year! Any one of our slock of (fiialify FHR-TRIMMED COATS In ual life. Mrs. Annie Sloan; mom travagantly praised the success­ and functioning nation-widy' to plicants to have similar qualtflca- administer the act equitably? In ALL WOOL HOSIERY bership committee chairman. Mrs, ful and cooperative war job be­ winners is more than worth its rcasonahle .30.00 tions, and has awai-ded a license Annie McLagan; publicity, Mrs that case, would It absory WMC ? 21 100% Wool Coats .... to a non-newspaper over a news­ ing done now in plants through­ VAL. 89.98 Griswold Chappell. out the country by labor-manage Or would it be set up separately price. ORANGE paper applicant. CLARK • HUTTON • ANDERSOI i needing complete m a ci^ e p ’ o? i 123 42-Gauge Rayons . 2 Pr. for 1.00 The commission said it decided iOhn IIDSm • MAN HAlf • WIUIAM flic''’ ment committees. 28 100% Wool Coats ...... 40.00 Feature: Mat. 5:15; Eve. 8:45- own? That would t^gke time. REO. 89o EACH against a general newspaper rule Those committees, composed of It took WMC ab6ut two yenrr. VAL. 89.98 9:15. Saturday Continuous. ■ representatives of labor<’hnd man­ S\FEATERS "In the light of the recoi-d" In its of war,, to get'soipe of the kinks ir . 50.00 143 Cotton Mesh .... . 2 Pr. for 1.00 HALL long investigation of new’spaper- \VALr/-ES HOPS agement, sit down together to 41 100% Wool Coats...... VAL. TO 1.98 EACH Sl’NDAT - MONDAY - TUE9. manjiower straightened out and. VAL. 89.98 radio ownership, and the "grave work out problems of manpower Judging from Jne President’s labor EVERY TUESDAY AND “ TOP MAN” personnel, production. legal and policy ([uestlons in­ draft propo9r 16 Winter Coats . . . 0 0 0 • o . . 5.00 Assorted R etail Salesrow VAL. 1848 Organ MAX-^GANG • MARIANNE Old Dutch FOOir SmaT! P Sleeve Length/. 22 Winter Coats ...... 7.00 Cleanser, MILLINERY VAL. 14.88 TEEN-AGERS 3 cans . . . The SHERIDAN 25c LEARN All the Steps Used At the Modern Dances . . . 20 Felt Hats . 2.00 11 Wool Coats . . . 1 0 . 0 0 VAL. TO 33A8 Waltz — Foxtrot — Lindy — Polka — and the South Manchester VAL. 3.98 PLV8 ^ 30 Lanz Hats . 3.00 23 Wool Skirts , . . 2 . 0 0 American Rhumba — Samba — Conga. m VAL. 1.98 VAL. 4A8 WHERE? ?■ ? Footwear For The Entire Family Knitting ODDS ’N ENDS TABLE JEANNE m STUDIO O f THE DANCE Mills TINKER HALL — ABOVE BLISH HARDWARE Manchester Greeii 5 0 ) ^ 2 o t ! MONDAY EVENINGS — 8 P. M. - 10 P. M. COMPACTS... .V A U T O 1.98 JEWELRY ...... VAL. TO 2.Q0 Further Information Can Be Obtained TURBANS...... VAL. TO 1.00 WINDSOR TIES...... VAL. TO 1.00 By Caning Miss MiHigan Open Daily 9 to 9 On 3228 (HTERHOIVNr Exceri*' 5 - -

■■■;\ PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1944 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. JANUARY 14.,1944 POLU Army Story obtained free of charge by ad­ son of the late Dr. Ralph A. Mc­ Cadet Stricken Blind; Spectacular Blaae Destroys War Plant Auxiliary Aids dressing a postcard to the State W ai Get More Donnell, for many years a profes­ Soldiers Told 11 Wounded- Elliugton Home Safety Safety Commission, State Office sor at th# Yale School o f Medi­ P oan Berry - Laml$ Plane Safely Shows Men Building, Hartford, Conn. cine. Chinese Fiiml Mi *. J li. 9 Serr Surgical Tools Role to Play Use Prayer From State 4»8-a. Rockville Calendar Out Stata Positions Open SPAGHETTI To Testify Chico, Calif., Jan. 14—(P)— Stricken blind suddenly while Cliambcr of ComiiiiTs '.’ The funeral of Mrs. AHda Belle Talcottville ' Hartford, Jan. 14— (46— The he wes at the controls of a After Peace .(iVihttnoad fmm Paga One) Lord, wife of Charles L. Lord of With It Is a Statement Anesthesia Apparatus State Personnel department said ■ hquiry Being Made Is Enrolliug Lurul Connecticut Soldiers in- yesterday it was now accepting one-man training plane. A vi­ Job’s HIH wa.* held Wednesday Annual Church Meeting Now Being Maiiufac- DINNERS ation Cadet R. D.-Seale. 23, (OniitiDuad fmm Page Ont) that "there are no athclats In the afternoon at the Johnson Funeral By Governor, to Con­ applfcations from persons wishing On Violation of .Civil Alembers iu ^ni|iui;;ii. Mediterranean Area The annual meeting of the Tal- of Taft, Calif., landed the foxholes." Home in Windsor Locks. Mr. and serve Fuel. tureil for Cvilian Use. to take examinations for these craft euccesefuny yesterday what material should be used In Thoughts Turn To God Listed by Army. Mrs. Lord came to ElUngton to cottville Congregational church positions in the classified service: Rights After Arrest. The Women * Auxiliary of the Epidemiologist, $4,500 a year; under calm guidance from a soldier publicsUwa and other In­ “Almost universally, men’s live about 10 years ago and Mrs. will be held 'on Tuesday evening, Chamber of Comnierco la aiding Hartford, Jan. 14— A message New Haven, Jan. 14— (P) —Hos­ field representative (Bank depart­ n Specialty at radio control tower. formational media reaching the thoughts turned to God when the Washington, Jan. 14.—(d>>— A Lord haa been HI for some yeara. Jan. 18>. The program was planned JjOM Angeles. Jan. 14— (JP) Red- service personnel overseas. They Pearl Bicjk and the East and West from Governor Baldwin, appealing pitals and physiclana are going to ment), $3,300; education super­ Ueut. Col, C. W. Thaxton, going got tough," he said, "1 had War department casualty Hat re­ Besides her husband ahe leaves by Mrs. Alfred Pitkin, chairman, visor, $2,640; highway safety field feaired Joan Berry, who aaaerU sre, the guide saya, entitled to Association in enrolling Manches­ receive Increasing amounts of sur­ In the Army field control tow­ hundreds Of men tell me how they two sons Robert R. of Windsor tr the people of Connecticut to representative, 32,160; junior in­ that flint comedian Charles Chap­ news that Is “ to Inform and not to ter member* on a huge roster of leased last night containing the Locks and Richard of Seymour, will be opened with the serving of gical supplies and equipment for er, he.ird Seale screaming prayed for hours when pinned signatures of the "E'rlcnds of conserve mil critical resources. In­ surance tax examiner, $1,800, and incite. down by machine-gun fire.” names o f 567 soldiers wounded In one duaghtcr, Mra. Frank Vol- a potluck supper in the social civilian use, Frank McDonnell of lin ia the father of ■ her infant over the radio that he had China, ” to increase undcraundlng cluding manpower, accompanied stenographer. University of Con­ “ It la a reaaonabla presumption But prayer can carry a smile linger of Northampton, Maas. Two room of the churen at 6:.30. The this city, *pre. (relationship not Hat­ of a Hollywood apartment where formation from her.- „ . wages or extraordinary profits" gagement of their daughter. Miss Hold Sought ed) 30 Blaatview street, Hartford. Miss Berry formerly resided. Twin daughters were borti Wed­ Which tends to show the soldier Is ANP SAVE Rockville Violet Hamilton Cobb, to John Wuppilig Trains Crash; Stahnard, Tech. 4lh Gr. S a m ^ l The newspaper women testify nesday, Jan. 13, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Cnfrylfig an excessive share of the Lerch of Manchester. TTie wedding rMri. Roaetta M. • Stannard, ing were Medda Hopper, movie T. Chsunccy Badore at their home War burden. (etwis H f'iiMpinaa Mrs. Gerard Richards (I«ntlnnfid from Page tH»#> In Amston. This makes three chil­ will take place In the near future. S54V Manchester mother, Chase Lane. West Haven. A columnist and Florabel Muir, Hol­ It comments that "there Is no lUM-kVille 12 Aboard Die dren. all girls, bom to them since BasketlMlI Tonight Zajac, Tech. 4th Gr. Charles M. lywood writer for a New Vorh scrupulous method whereby civil­ Slovenian citv 60 nines west of their marriage. Mr. Badore is still The Rockville High school bas­ — Mra. Anna R. Zajac, mother, 43 newspaper. ian abuses can be weighed In the Th* children of Wapplng. gram­ Zagreb was still raging, with no (Continued front Pngs une) Edward avenue, Norwich. BOY'5 LIFE" a patient at the Slate Sanatorium ketball team which baa six vic­ appreciable advantage reported Chaplin Welcome to Testify at UncaS-on-Thamc . Reports late­ balance again.st sueh equivalent mar school are trying to purchase tories to Its Credit will play the for either aide. TJ. 8 Attorney Charles H. Carr ly have been encouraging and it la Soldier shortcomings as gold- Heads Drive the child was smothered In the American School for the Deaf of five Jeeps this year. To date ReprI Enemy Assault hoped that he may soon be able to bricking and malingering. Round wreckage. said Chaplin had not been sub­ Hartford this evening at the they have two. They cost $1,165 In Hcreogovlna, to the *outh, poenaed but that he waa welcome return home. editorial lodgment will find th» Sykes gymnasium. There will oe| Soldier* and civilians worked ,n Bolton right proportions of emph.isis and On Paralysis a piece. A t present the Treas­ partisans repcllad an enemy as­ helow-frecslng weather to remove to testify voUmtsrlly If he de­ The meeting of Col. Henry a preliminary game at 7:15 p. m. i sault St Stolac and seised a lead sired. Chaplin was In seclusion re.stralnt without resort to any ury flag is flying outside the th e. bodies. Mr*. <8.vdc Marshall Champion Chapter, D. A. R.. held and dancing will follow the main min* producing 800 ton* a year. presumably with his 18-year-old Wednesday afternoon at the home- kind of cen-sor." game. ■chool indicating that 90 per cent A sailor aald the chair car waa Phone 4052 Yugoslav sources In London said transformed into a shambles In a bride, Oona O'NsIll. daughter of of the' regent, Mrs. Albert W. Hil- Pnlitleal ncw.s. the guide .save, Rirhnnl Biiiiily -Named Fish and Game Officera of the school children are buying that the German*, In their drive twinkling "W hat had been amatl Playwright Bugens O’Neill. ding, wan attended by members "Is to be handled as fiillv as is Percy Barrett has been reelect­ war stamps each month. Contributions for Boltons In­ To Direct Rofkville south from Banja Luka were ap- talk and laughter suddenly be­ The Investigation aroae from from Hebron, Colchester and East warranted by 'the interest of the ed president of the Rockville Fish Jacob 'Talbcravitch of South fantile Paralysis Drive are alow in pacently attemntlng to breach par­ came scream* and curaea of hurt Misa Berry's arrest Jan.. 2, 1945. Hampton, and an Interesting pro­ armed forces In the suhlect mat­ and Game club. Other officera re- Windsor was admitted to the coming in this year. Due to the Cumpnign This Year. tisan defensea In the Dlnarlc AlnS and dying people. The onea at the on a vagrancy charge. She plead­ gram was presented, the topic be­ ter, bearing in mind that the non­ elected include: First vice presi­ Manchester Memorial hospital shortage of gasoline it was not ed guilty and was meted a 90-day ing “Faith.” Delegates were ap­ partisan ch.araeter of the nation’s Tuesday.. toward the Adriatic and thus snllt rear of the coach didn’t have a Rockville, Jan. 14 (Special) — dent, .A rth u r Chatterton; second thought advisable to conduct a Jail senience, suspended on condl* pointed to state and national con­ military ■ forces necessitates a The Rev. and Mrs. H. Marshsil Tiro’s main forces into two Iso­ chance as noedle-llke splinters house-to-house canvass as the vice president, Claude Bilson; sec­ and Jagged piece# of steel crushed lion she leave Beverly Hllla. In ventions. Mias Nalds Morton was strictly ohieetive treatment of Richard Bundy has been named retary, Edward Domheim; trcaa- Budd have returned home from lated groups. quota for the town la only $80 •ibw t a month she waa arrested unable to sing, owing to s severe sueh material." chairman of the 1944 Infantile' i Poughkeeiislc. N. Y., whore they forward which * ten-cent con­ urcr, Edward Weber; chairman oi ueut. John McGuire, Scranton, again, after allegedly creatliv a cold, and her pl.acr.as soloist was Paralysis Fund Drive for Rock­ grounds committee, Edward Weo- attended the funeral of Mr. Bndd'a tribution from each person. diatuihance at Chaplin’s home, taken by Miss Lillrin GrllTing. She uncle. Pa , and Pvt. J. E. Moran, StocK- Coin boxes have been placed In ville which stalled today and will cr; chairman of akeet Committee, (lionce ton, C a lif, helped carry fellow Once-A-Year Event! This Time Greater Than Ever! and wa*. committed to the county was warmly applauded by her Neal Benton; chairman of bird Sunday. Jan. 16th will be the all four schools and In other places W fv'M ili R laiiietl ■ onlinue until January 31. Louis passengers from the train. "One Jail as a probation violator. audience. committee, William Schcnctek.v; last day to bring old clothing to of business in th* town. BoltonlteS P. Fitzgcr.ald will be secretary ot Mililarv Rank woman was killed with a baby in Daughter Bom Last October A list of descendants of mem­ chairman of flih committee, Ar­ give to the Greek Relief. Tho.se are asked to place their cofitribu- the fund and Miss Betty Gessay Is her arms,” said Moran, "and two A t the county Jail a phyelolan bers for the State Honor Roll waa For Anlo 17r:tlli thur Gebler. The club has pfft'- wl.shing to brlnjr clothing may tion in one of the boxee or send It ircosiircr. other little kids were killed.” aetermined that Miss Berry was announced as followa: Pvt. John chased a $300 war bond making a leave them at Rev. Budd’s hoin*. to the chairman, Mra. Clyde, M ar­ The following committee chair­ (rnntlniiMl fMm Pag* One) pregnant, so She waa .removed Kelley, Army A ir Corps.' New Or­ total of $1,800 the club h&e in­ shall whose post office address is Choice Of Our Entire Stock Of man have been named. Publicity, fcom a Jail to a sanlUrium. Her leans, La., son of Mrs. Joseph M. Hartford, Jan. 14 (dh — A vested In bonda., General Marshall and Admiral Ration Offu'-iul RFD No. 2, Mancheiter. Conn. babv daughter was born Jast Oct. Kelly, Meriden, Conn.; Donald P. ihomas F. Rady, Jr„ Stephen J. woman driving to the bed.-’lde of Bond Citation King rank below their British Quarryville Methodist 4 Chaplin denied paternity allega- Fitch, Army Air Corps, son of Von tSuw; Bowling, Joseph Geno- "Partners With Cliriat," will be her dying father waa found erinu- vcsl; Sports, Emil St. Louis and The East school has received a South ('oveiitrv counternnrts on the combined MEN’S, WOMEN’S and MISSES’ Uona ar.d agreed to submit to Mrs. F. T. Fitch, East Hamilton;. Special Treasury Citation from chiefs of stnff in matters of protO' Kiwaiiis Speaker the sermon subject o f Rev. George Jeff K ocUlIi ; schools. Miss Helen blood tests in an effort to deter Gcoige K. White, Murine Corps, nally resttnnaihlc for the death of W. 8Viseman at the 9:30 morning y.cCailhy: Mills. George Coleman. Mrs. Raymond Baldwin, chairman Th* Peren- Teacher* Associa­ col, despite the fact that their re hdne whether he is the child’s fa- j grandson of Mrs. George K. While, a man struck by her car Nov. 4 worship at the QuatryvlHe Metho- The general committee Includes of the Schools at War program sponsibllity and powers are equal A. Hyatt Sutliffe. manager of ther. Kaat Hampton; Miss Marjorie In Simsbury, according to a re­ tion auppcr-mceting held Wednee- the following members, Ernest This honor was given because the to those of top men In anv military the office of the local rationing dlst church on Sunday. Jerry Glesler, one of the west’s Martin, Navy Librarian, Brook- port filed In Superior crnirt today dny evening In the vestry of the Men’s Club Meeting Lippmnnn, William Dunlap, Dr. sale of W ar Bonds and Stamps at eatahlistiment in the world. board, will be the speaker at the COATS, SUITS and DRESSES foremost oriminal lawyers, dis­ Km, N. Y „ she enlisted for the by Coroner Frnnl- E. Healy. the East school during the Triple Of little Importance to the aver- The Men’s Club o f the Quarry­ If You Live in the Northeast Section As closed yesterday he waa represent­ duration and served in like capac­ Roy C. Pcigucon,_ Howard C. Congregatlonnl church was at Monday meeting of the Manches­ MIsa Marcella K. Powers, of .18 Threat Jeep campaign waa mort tend^d by 45 men and women o f; age citizen, protocol affects such ville church will meet Monday eve­ ing Chaplin and declared: "This ity in World W ar 1. She is the Bates, Mrs. M. E. Connors, Albert ter Ktwartia Club. It Is expected Wa.*!bingtnn Square. Wc.st, New tlian enough to piirchaae two questions ss who ranks whom and ning at 8 p. m. In the basement of whole thing is absurd.'* daughter of Mrs. T. D. Martin, Tennstedt, LuUicr A. White, North and South Coventry. A pot- that a good representation of the York, whose car fatally Injured quack Jeeps. The cost for one who shall .sit whore. Although the the church. All members are asked Hebron: Ensign D. Norton Wil­ Arthur Morin, Rev. Dr. George S, luck supper was served, the volunteer workers of the board Outlined Belaw, Have Your Waste Pa­ James nuffy, ,52. of the Cullinan question has been regarded ns of at SELL OUT PRICES! Rropkes, Rev. James Q. Dolan, quack jeep is $2,U'J0. and the total tables being nttiaciivcly decorated will attend the m-eUng. The a t ­ to attend. liams. U. S N. H. Navy Trainins flantation in Slinsimry was en little personal Importance by the W8CS Meeting Mrs. Oliver Peck, Carl’ton Lesslg, sales at the East tchool were $4,- with cut flowers and tapers; the tendance prize will be given by School. Boulder, Col; Pvt. Warren route to see her father who died Amerlesn mllitsrx’ men, the action The Women’s Society of the Wllliame, 15th Bn. Wing, Boise, 370.75. committee of arrangements In­ John Align.. Earl Clifford haa been Hehron the next day when the accident Claude H. Bilson and Aithur E has been Instituted to prevenUpoa- Quarryville church will meet Wed­ per Ready for Col lection Out At the Idaho, tone of Mm. Minctle (Nor­ RpcelveB Promotion cluded membera of the teaching transferred from Camp Devena occurred Hayward. stnff, Miss Margaret Jacobson, alble future embarrassment. but os yet his future address has nesday at 10 a. m. in th* basement ton) Williams, WHlllngford; An­ Boxes for the March of Dimes Attorney Harry H. Lugg of Said Coroner Healy: “ I have no Mr*. Mary Cummisk, Miss Flor­ not been made known. of the church. New cupboards Leroy H. Gctchell is chairman son Markham, Arm y A ir Corps, have already been placed in vari­ this city who entered the service doubt that this accident resulted ence ScarpncI, Miss Grace Church. , have been mad* and the members of the coming Fourth War Loan grandson of Mrs. Daniel Markham, ous stores offices and other public more than a year ago has been -torive, which will open the 18th of from the mental tension the ac- also Miss Margaret Danchy, school \ is v tta n flrs a wtil raarrange the dishes prior to - a m a z i n g - Curb places. promoted to the rank of Lieute­ — AT — this month. A t last report H e­ undergoing over the nant (J.G.) In the U. 8. Navy. He nurse, Mias Viola Larsen, primary I the h ti^ eaa meeting. AH mem- Westfield, U. S, A.North Ireland condition of ha,her fntw«father's health Public Healih Nursing supervisor, and Mra. Helen Barno. bron’s quota had not been an­ was In the battle of Munda, Pa- served as an Ensign at Baibo, . b«ra are rsquested to attend. nounced, out it is believed that It and the worry that ahe would not Mrs. Eugene A. Roure has been Mrs. WInthrop Merriam presid­ GeU Headlines TWfe Bean SupMr held last Wed­ citic; and 1st LP'Ut. Chester B. elected president of the Rockville Panama, for a year and reported Will exceed that of last year. arrive before his death.” ed at the business mooting. A re­ nesday under the direction of McCold, Wcatfield. U. S. A., in Public Health Nursing As.socia- at Washington, D. C., on Januaiy Chairman Oetchell has an­ Duffy was walking on the Col­ port was read from Mra. Mildred Mra. John Erickson was success North Ireland. The last two are tton. Following thirty-one' years 3. Following a twe weeks train­ of a LOAN from nounced that workers In the drive lege highway when he waa struck. ing course there he will receive a Bloodgood, war stamp chairman, 14 ’TNOKT borrow unneciwaarlly, ful. About flfty attended. Monday^ January 17 grandsons of Mrs. Annie (Foote) of service as treasurer, Sherwood London. Jan. —(,Pi-President reductions will be a combination of air raid showing that the amount of J ' but If a lo*D 1* to your Mrs. Samuel Dunlop hae - been Miller, (Colchester, Pfc. Aviation C. Cummings has resigned his new assignment. .u.u Lrirnuon Lno . ROOSCVClfS budget mCSSagC Wa* SAVINGS Wardens and members of the war stamps sold through the local benefit, get tbaae 4 "estre*" named chairman of the coming Bn., Dwight Martin, England, i position and ho will bo succeeded ReiTives Wings council. They are: grandson of Mrs..T. D. Martin, H a 1*111011 V M a V Aviation Cadet N'ivcl RobC't .me. tS;. opening of the "CCO^ « " iS ’em Xm 1. A loan b*re eetablisb** your- Domino Social. 2kme 1— Harold L. Gray, .cap­ by Raymond A. Spurling. Other fall term last September totals the^ndon press wh^^ credit netlonwlde. In almost Bolton Congregational Unless Inclement Weather Prevents Collection honorary member of Col. Cham-1 • » officers have been clei ted as fol Klotcr, son of Mrs. Elizabeth M. $1,192.25, with one school, the ^4 tjmt the blidgct envision^ 400 oth*r 'Mrsonar ollleae. tain; aaslstants. Rev. H. R. Keen, plon Chapter. Refreshments of Kloter of 144 South street, haa a. 'Parsonal' baa the eaperl- Dr. Brownell Gage, pastor of Mrs. Charles N. Fillmore, Mrs. lows: 1st vice president, Miss North School, still un-reported.- 'possibility of the war lasting un­ -B U Y NOW - cake and tea were served and s Be Restored been commissioned a Second Lieu­ til Julv 1. 1945 and called atten­ •nc* acrya* more ptopl* the Bolton Congregational church, - UP TO - Everett Porter, Miss Sophie Pom- Della partridge; 2nd vice presi­ Sales at the Center School than any similar eomnanv' w ill use as his sermon topic for sneiai time was enjoyed st close dent, Mrs. Francis T. Ma.xwell; 3 r \ tenant in the Army Air Forces at tion to the president’s assertion prowicz, Mrs. Alice Teichert, Vic­ amounted to $600.30; Pond Hill, In the V S the 12 a. m. Sunday service: of the program (Conllnued from Page One) vice president, Mrs. Frank EX Turner Field, Albany, Georgia. that "we cannot safely rely on a 3. The quicker you repay yotir tor Bchnke, W alter C. Hewitt, $166.70; Red school. $118: Town "U g h t of the World.” The Heb-on W ar Council voted Hardcnbc'rgh; secretary, Mi.ss L. Ills wife, Mrs Margaret Kent 1944 victory." loan tha leas It costa *30 fa* Mrs. Clarence E. Porter. , i Hall, $63.75; Brick school. $141.20; 3 waeka costs 43o. (Jorrean Anderson and Lillian Zone 2 - WInthrop S. Porter; lot its last meeting to place on rec- up rapidly with ICC’a prellml Maqde Weyhe; assistant scert. Klotcr. attended the exercises. Editorial comment on the mes­ Silver Street, $30.90; Flanders, 1 4. W* eppreciate your bual- Murdock are in charge of dueling captain, asaistanta, Komolo Sag- ord at the tov^m clerk’s office an - tary. Miss Betty Gcs.say; treasur­ Lieutenant Kloter...... will r-. report .. CM Jan .,$16.50; and South street, $56.90. sage was generally favorable. ntee. 'rners la no "Ve’re- - - ' _ _ ---- - .. official list of Hebron men in the ary 19 at Hendricks Field, Eloil-' report wa* read by Mrs. Ildlen doinf-ymi-B-tavor"ettltude. the church on Fridays. Ho', Joseph Barrpsso, Carl H. er. Raymond W. Spurling; assist­ New members have been* en- U. S. Bcrvlcc, for all time tel* I the cloctlon, the goverr.ors say. dh, for further training as a pilot. Loen*. *10 to *100, iqad* on Links, Clarence V. Ralhbuh. ant treasurer, MIsa Marguerite Bamo as Mra. Bl'oodgood was sb toUed in th* Church School which crence. A t present there Is only a qov. Prentice Cooper of Tennes- Moxon. sent owing to illness. signature alone Prompt, pri­ Zone 3--Albert W. Hilding, cap­ vate aervlea SanatUle pay- meets 9:30 a. m. sach Sunday. -MEN — haphaxard list, taken from hear- gcp, chairman of the conference, A report on the school lunch Pt-rsonul Nolloes LADIES — tain; asaistant, Paul Broome. Executive committee: E. Fenton menu. A teen of fioo coat* School Board Meettng eay, from newspaper clippings and today that if the south’s plea project, started last week for pu­ Zone_4— Ira C. Turshen, cap­ Burke, chairman; Paul F. Artz, •aO dO when promptly repeid The huaineas session o f the personal contact M* heeded the prices for rail move- pils of the Center and Town Hall 1 In 19 monthly eon^utlv* in- tain; assi'tants, Leo Kowalski, Jr., Mrs. Thomas W. Sykes, Mrs. !Vlarlboroii«[h school board meeting was conduct­ ■William Owen, Robert Rathbone. . lies-of 'ndurted men The effort to ment of manufactured products Francis H. Burke. Arthur E. Hay­ schonia, was give.i by Mrs. Leslie An Appreciation stallmanu of eiOM each Choice of Choice of get oven this list together has been all over the country will be af' \ln> Howard Lord Richardson. An average of 85 chit ed. in a short time at the, meeting Zone 5- Carlman Frankel, cap­ ward, Mrs. Herbert J. Regan, Leb- Mr. aiiii ■ .Mr». Uob*ri Hyn«l» of held Tuesday evening at the home tain; assistants, Sirreno Scranton, commendable, and It may be a fcctcd. bciis E". BIssell. S84'2 Cua< Haniptim dren are served one hot dish each Ple.iRuiit street desire tlinuiSli “ lie t e u 62 Women^s Coats 1495 38 Men’s Suits : V 2 -0 complete Hat, but there is a possi­ Cooper has been here a week ar­ noon for the sum of five cents per Herald to expreas tlieir j(ratltud» Ik VA m ud of Mrg, Mark Carpenter, secretary Mrs. Irene Wright, Mrs. John A- McKlical Advisory committee: and liearlfelt thanks to the host finance r.o. bility of some names being left ranging details of a meeting Mon­ pupil. The association voted an o f the board. An.iateresUng dis­ Markham. Dr. E H. Metcalf, D i. R. C. Fer­ Mrs. Barney Ofshay, who is of friends who rememhered Iheir cussion waa held after the busi- MARKED WAY DOWN TO MARKED WAY DOWN TO Zone 6—Donald Heath, captain: out. Mrs. Della Porter Hills has day night to bring the goyernora guson, Dr. T. F. ) ’Loughlin. additional sum of $15 to be used daushter. Iloiierta during her eerl- aiiue raeSfer Holldlaa promised to make out this official and southern congressional lead- chairman of the local infantile for this project if needed. ous nine**. The Brest nuniher of *Hd FliMir 1‘kiinr S4SO nssa aession with Supervisor I. B. asaiptants, Lloyd Barstow, Robert Publicity . committee: Mrs. U II llruwn War. Dlmon, Vorus Nlckemon. Thomas list and ahe will uae all poaaible together in a solid front on paralysis campaign for funds has The membership chaipman, Mra. cards, lieaullful Mower* and xlits Dunfleld and members of the George Coleman, chairman: Mrs. cheered her Immiyisurahly diirliiB I.lrrwae Au :Uil board. AH members were present P Stewart, Charles 8. Barnes, Or- pains to make It correct. their rate parity fight. named the Hi Y ’a and the Boy Jean Knapp, reported the present licr tedious week* In the hositllal Everett North, vice chairman. except Harvey Wright. rin Smith, Mm. Vorus Nickerson. Hebron people will be grieved to "Will Bene'lt Entire Nation" Finance committee: Frederick membership of the organization and h«r cunval**o*nc* at horn*. learn that Frederick Yeake, son of Scouts to assist her in making a Bolton Briefs's Choice of The Hat may be added—to by "This is not something Just to E. Hallchcr. chairman; Miss Edith as 76. Choice of Mr. and Mra. Carl Yeske of Col­ house to house canvas. Anyone Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bunce captains who msy call on ot*her help th” south." Cooper said, “ but Casatl, assistant chairman.. Henry Jackson spoke concern L Y O ^ L l y / U £ linsville. was killed in action in It who are spending several weeks 26 Men’ s Suits Women workers to help the drive a campaign that will benefit the Seal Sale committee: Miss Ma­ who is not contacted and wishes to Ing the matter of securing more 34 Women’ s Coats aly, according to word received by in Hartford were recent guests along so that it can be started and entire nation. By removing the bel Conrady, chairman: Miss make a contribution may do so at day* of sick leave for local teaoh- the parent.s. Mrs; Yeske la the for- i fate discriminatibna against ua we at the parsonage Yislting Dr. and MARKED W AY DOWN TO completed without delay. The Doris Hartenstein, asaistant chair­ Ofshqy’s. store where Mra. Ofahay ers, and th* mattei' will be dts- MARKED WAY DOWN TO mer Ixna Karas of Hebron, living can grow and become healthy and Mra. Brownell Gage. drive will be centered on E bonds man. will be during the day. Mrs. X)f- cuased with th* towa board of fo r the main purchases. on the IVes place, as now known, prosperous and beneficial to other shay la hoping that $100 can be education. Fred Dreger has returned from 6 j > !«• .19 -m her younger days, and attend- 1 gectinria. The following vote has been the Manchester Memorial hospital Vital atatiatica for the town of taken by the association: 'Tlie raised. . The bustneaa matting was fol Hebron, which includes Gilead and jn g aehinol here. She was well "This is not a move to take In- Clayton S. Bolles is a patient at lowed by a talk, with movies, by to hiB’ homq. en Andover Road. ^^no^^•n and had many local friends, dustry Sway from the east but Rockville Public. Health associa­ POPULAR Clarenca Banning of Bolton AlohZo Kellogg of th* Wllllmantio Amston. Show that there were 11 tion regrets that Sherwood C. the Hartford hospital. Choice of A vacancy In the Gilead Hill I simply to remove conditions that State Trade School, on - "Choosing Notch la a patient at the Manphes- Choice of deaths, 18 marriages, and 22 births Cummings has decided he can no Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Coleman, during 1943. This is better than school,, left by the resignation of I prevent the south from making ita Tour L ife Work.” During the ques­ FOOD MARKET t«r Memorial hospital. longer carry on the dutiee of the Mr. and Mis; Alfred Vine, Mr. and 29 Women’ s Dresses 42 Men’s Overcoats the usual average of births to Mra. ^ th e r Chappuis, has been 10^^,^ Industrial progress for th# Mrs. Albert Armstrong, Mias tion period Mr. Kellogg was plied Howard Skinner la conflned to filled by Miss Marion Cullen of treasurerehip o f the -association X deaths. The town clerk issued 182 good of Its people. Ethel Johnson, MIsa Margaret with many queries and Ultra waa I T hia home in North Bolton with hunting, fishing and trapping li­ Mansfield. Mrs. Chappuis and Other governors besides Cooper and It hereby wrlahes to expre.-ia Interesting discussion. A food sale back ailment. MARKED WAY DOWN TO MARKED WAY DOWN TO daughter Marie have moved to its thanks and appreciation for EMberg and Anthony Derocle ati 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING censes in the past year, and regis­ expected for the conference' are tended the State Grange session In waa held In connecUon with th* . Choir rehearsal for the Quarry­ tered 210 dogs. Manchester. Broughton of North Carolina, the long term of services of thir­ meeting, also a White Elephant I ville chuixh will be held next Wed­ ty-one years. Hartford, Tuesday night. Mlai Ira C. Turshen, chairman of the , Johnston of South Carolina, Hoi- Johnson, Miss Edbtrg and Mr. ■ale. A small charge was mad* for nesday evening at 7:80 at the The sharp edges of volcanic i^nd of Florida, Arnall o f Georgia, " It further wishes to have noted irSi aalvBgo committee, saya that Dlrocle took the fifth degree. the supper. Tha proceeds .of ths home o f Ann Skinner. rock on' Ascension Island In the fiparka of Alabama, Adkins of on the records that Mr. Cum­ * Fruit and Vegetable Specials great deal, mere waste paper Is Mrs. Shirley A. Drew of Port­ evening added about $40 to tha I Boltoa Oraage Meeting Choice of Choice of South' Atlantic can wear out a Arkansas and Kerr of Oklahoma, mings not only carried on the du­ treasury of the Parent-Teachers' | wanted. He asks that all -who can land. recently a teacher here, haa The regular meeting of Bolton 7 - A pair of heavy Army ahoes in six Several executives unable to coma ties of the treaaiirei but has been contiibuts to the drive will have accepted a position In tha Middle- Asaoriation Grange will be held this evening 41 Women’s Dresses 26 Men’s Overcoats the paper arranged In bundtcaand days. will send apokeamcn. a regular attendant at the meet­ *■ Pvt. Claude Porter, son o f Mr# I at S p. m. In Uie (Community Hall town schools. FLORIDA itllCB 0BANGB8 ■EEDLESS ORAPEFRLTT ings and his coiaisal and advice and Mrs. Frank Porter, has left I with Master LilUan Mack in the MARKED WAY DOWN TO r has been o f great help. It is hoped for overseas duty. He hSs been ( chair. A program of games and I MARKED WAY DOWN TO 1 Hartford’s Oldest that he wrlll continue to be pres­ ■UUoned at Fort Ord, Cal. 19c doza . 3 for TOc atunta will be htid during the Lea-1 ent as in the past so that the as­ Annual Meeting turer’a Hour under the direction of I VULUNTEER BLANK — BLOOD DONOR SERVICE Resident Burned sociation may call on his long ex­ Lecturer Joseph Mack aaalated by| QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED --PROMPT SELECTION ^ 7^ Miinehral“ r Chapter, i'ht American Red C ro M perience and general gOod Judg TANGERINES Maxwell Hutchinson. EN mu ment." Emanuel Church SUNKIST ORANOE8 *__ SARY! WE URGE YOU TO HURRY — THE VALUES ^RE North Coventry A^OLUTELY BEYOND COMPARISON! I Want l'i> Donate Blood for the Army and Navy Hartford. Jan. 14.— Hart' Kiowa Council daywalkers Waraed IMPORTANT! I ford’s oldest resident Mra. Lsilgi Kiowa Cbuncll, Degree of Poca­ 39c doz. 2 doz^ 45c hontas. win meet this evening at Emanuel Lutheran church oon- DavIs-ltattMas Wafldlag N fim e . . >eeeeene««een4 l•eae•e••l rdeeeaei Pollto. 108, waa criocally burned Mr. and Mra. Ray M. Davla of Rockford, HI.—(46— PoUcs have this morning in. the kitchen of her eight o’clock at Red Men's hall. gregation wlU hold Ita annual dUtributsd about 100 warning There will be installaUon of offi meeting Sunday aftamoon at 8:80, Soutt Oovantry announc* tha I 1 home at »48 Front street. marrlaga

,1 w f ' • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEIR, COTW., FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1944 r A O R M T S I MANCHESTER EV'ENTNC HERALD,MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, I'JH I^ A C E SIX there to pay one final tribute, not -m o m t g o m ir t w a r s Th p New YJiinich The Way It Will Probably Work Oiit.i To Ask Action Vessel Will Bear lo Miss Lombard aa an actreaa, Manchi»»tpr but to a young woman who died The Polish Govcrnmcnt-ln-Kxilo i Agency Will llalioning Data Name of Actress doing what she felt the must do Chest Colds MONTOOMIRY WARD’S PRI-INVIUTORT is today facing a situation much 'FIRST VtHJ TAKE Evening Herald •IWSNARLIT? "TfieN >toO DO THIS—• On Milk Prices for her country, ana who, in the TilM m U sinf PUBU8HUU BT rHB like that which the government Be Given Aid SURB! |T':sa lL THIS END-'* Furnished By words of a Treasury official at the HCltAXaj PRtNTINO CO„ INCi of Czechoslovakia faced in the VERY SIMPLE' Hollywood. Jan. 14 — (IP) — A time, "gave her life for the safety lUiORTestMl uiczs It BUMil Straat OFFICE OF PRICE AUMINISTRATION Resolution to Be Pre­ Liberty vessel will be launched at of the United States just as truly a p o u b ManehMtcr. Uonn. Munich hours of 1938. The go.^-. War Council to I.«nfl VV R THOMAS rBROOBON ernment of President Bciies was Regtnnal Department ol Information Los Angeles harbor tomorrow as a soldier.” Oenarat Hanagar sented to Special Ses­ Miss Lombard waa the wife of Member of Staff to 56 Treinuat Street, Boston, 8, Massachusetta bearing the name of Carole Lom­ rouDdad Ooiobai I. Ittl then faced with demands of ag­ sion of Assembly. Actor cnark Gable, now an Army Publlsaad Bvart Baaolng Bzoapt gression, made by Hitler. France Reemployment Unit. bard and dedicated to the same Air Forces captain presently In Bundaga and >*oitdaga Botarad ai and Britain were presumably nls Meats and Fats -^is being done by the Army, Nav) cause which the blonde actress Hollywood editing films of bomb­ tba Pnai Offlea a« Maoobaatar, Conn., Hartford, Jan. 14. _ (ff>) — The RANGE AND friends, France,- at least, being le­ i/P Brown Stamp T in Book Three | and war agencies to assure homei was prosecuting to the limit of her ing raids over Europe in which be aa Saoond Claaa Mall Mattar.____ Hartford, Jan. 14.— )—A co­ Legislative council has decided participated. She was killed with gally pledged to protecUon o f operative arrangement under becomes good with stamps R and | adequate heat, there la no reaaoc ability when her life was smashed FUEL OIL 8UBSCKIPTION RATES S through January 29. Stamp U for over-optimism. The govern­ after a long hearing to frame reso­ out In a Nevada airliner crash al­ 21 others when an airliner crash­ Qna Taar by Mall ...... Czechoslovakia's Integrity. But which the Connecticut War coun­ ed into a rugged Nevada peak 381 Center St. TeL 6566 Par Monib by Mall ...... J •* cil will lend the services of one of good January 16 through January ment announces each week th« lution memorializing Congress and most exactly two years ago. . what happened was that France 29. - greatest proportion of your wiiitel There will be movie people pres­ Jan. 16, 1942, as she was returning SIngla Cosy . . j ...... j “• its staff members to the State Re­ the President to take some action OalTvarad Ona Taar ...... I*-®* and Britain went to Munich, to a Processed Ff>oda oil budget that should have beer ent but this will be no movie ex­ here from a nationwide bond sell­ James A. Woods employment commission was an­ to aid milk producers, and to pre­ ing campaign. MEMBER o r conference with Hitler from nounced today by State War Ad­ Green stamps D, E and F in used. To be on the safe side, keef hibition; those attending will be THB ASSOCIATBO PRESS Book Four good through January i your consumption of oil well wlth- sent it for the consideration of a Tba Aaaoolatad Praaa la aicloalva. which any repre.sentatlves ol ministrator Harold F.. Woodcock, in that percentage. That will allow spieclal session of the Legislature Mrs. Julie S. Tibbetts, of Farm­ Stampa O, H and J good to FURNITURE ly antlMad to tba aaa of rapublloa- Czechoslovakia were excluded, a margin of safety agiainst k cok which convenes Jan. 24. tlon of all nawa diaparcbaa or»dltaa ington. administrative assistant in -Te'ebruary 20. to It or not otbarwiaa oradltad lo and there negotiated a surrender Sugar spell. Though many expressed a belief the War council, will Yvork with that the action would serve no tbia papar aod alao tba local oawa of Czech territory. Then Czecho­ “Sugar” stamp 29 in back of Jfire Inspection eubhabad bara,.. the Reemployment commission, © Book Four valid to January 15 for A-car deadline March 31, B-cai purpose other than to put Con­ All rlghta of rapobllcatlon Of slovakia's supposed friends turned under Its director, J. Everett (D necticut’s position on record, this apaoial diapatchaa harain ara alao five pounds. Stamp 30 good Janu­ deadline and new C-car deadline to her and told her she had better Light. She will handle inquiries A-./'#?#*/ ary 16 for five, pounds to March 31. February 29. course was adopted yesterday aa raarrvad ______and assist with organization work •aNOThBN-AH-BR-r* 'AW -THCCK WITH IT/" yield what they had already Shoes Gasoline an alternative to two other pro­ Pull aaraloa oliant of N B. in the field. Number 8 stamps in A-booh posals. one for glring the state garvtca I no. ______agreed that she would yield. Aeroplane stamp number one In Has Concrete Plans Book Three valid for one pair in­ valid for three gallons through milk admtnisti-ator power to set Pjbrithari Rapr“ *"*V'VJ'...oC'‘* The present Polish situation is In a letter to chairmen of local definitely. Stamp 18 in Book One February 8 B and B-1, C and C-1 retail prices higher than at^ present Jultua Mathawr Special Aifancy- coupops good for two gallons. Oni> and another for a two-cents-per- Maw York. Chicago, Datroli and not dissimilar. The Polish Gov­ War councils, announcing this as­ still valid for an indefinite period, signment for Mrs. Tibbetts, Wood­ also. To control the black market, the new coupons marked B-2 and quart tax on milk, the proceeds ernment at Ijondon is confronteo cock. pointed out that the Reem­ loose coupons cannot be accepted C-2 are good for five gallons. from which would be given to the m em ber u ijit bu rea u op with the ultimatum that Russia except with a mail order. producers as a subsidy. CIK<'II|.ATIi »NS. ployment commission has concrete intends to take what Polish terri­ plans not only for reemployment Fuel OU Board Is located in the Lincoln Long Litigation Feared The plan to raise retail prices rba HaraiO Prlntlog Company tory .she wants. This iiltimatuJ! but for readjustment of retumihg Period Two coupons valid to school opposite the post offtos. Of­ CLEARANCE Itiu aaaumaa no Bnanclai raaponai* .service men and women. "This is a February 8. Period Three coupons fice hours are aa foiloYVs: Monday, was discarded because It might Cteorlnf the decks for Inventoryl A ll owe-of » bllliy for typograpbleal •••««” ‘ P. has not come directly to this Po­ lead to long litigation with the paaring In adaartlaamenia In Tba community problem with which we good to March 14. Class four worth 10 a. m to 4:30 p. m.; I'uesday 2 ./ Manchaatar Eaaning Herald lish Government. It has mereiy are sure the Icoal War councils ten gallons, class five worth fifty p. m to 5:15 p m.; Wednesday, 2 Office of Price Administration Idod pieces of furniture, all fleer tompfes and gallons. p. m. to 5:15 p. m.; rhursday. 1(1 over ceiling price violations, and been stated in the Soviet press will wish to cooperate,” he said. the sales tax scheme was abandon­ odds-aod-ondi priced sharply below regular lo Friday, January !♦ and radio. It is addressed to no In many places, Woodcock said, An all-out invasion of Europe a. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Friday, 10 a. would make heavy demands on m. to 5:15 p: m.; Saturday. 10 ed because of a doubt about its sell quicklyl Read every Heml Hurry to Wards, one in particular, and the ultima­ members of the local War councils constitutionality. are already aiding the Reemploy­ United States petroleum produc a. m. to 12:80 p m. Tbs tsls; tum itself includes attacks upon tlon. Although everything possible phone number Is 2—0494. The council meeting was attend­ for first choice Is best choice. Important savinasl Is Soft War Good Politics? ment commission’s program and ed by State Milk Adminlsti-ator the Polish Government at London others may see the opportunity to Donald O. Hammerberg and a num­ The aubaldiary recomm'enda- do so. Two aU-important Yietoiy-economiea are achieved when Yet the Polish Government, with ’’band” extending south from New ber of officials of dalrj’mep’s or­ you buy the large size of frequently used home drugs and tlona of the President’s annual which Russia refuses to deal di­ Malaria Likely¥ York, then westward through ganizations. message to Congress rate more southern states and then north Connecticut daii-ymen, complain­ toiletries. You save war-critical packing materials and rectly, is supposed to pick this ul­ again through California. you save several cents on every purchase . . . especially actual attention than Its main rec­ Health Problem ing that they are operating at a timatum up and formulate an an­ 1«S8, have long been trying, with ommendation of a. national serv­ Your Federal . when you buy your favorite nationally advertised brands swer to it. reports said, has set up a new sending smoke screen equipment To Get Substitute Diploma the support of the state adminis­ at'our low prices. Help your Uncle Sam—and help your­ ice act. In the first place, he un­ Nazis Stage Mock Greek defense line which appar­ with crews of experts to every Spokane, Wash., Jan. 14.— tration, to persuade the OPA to Like the government of Czecho­ self to larger savings by asking for the big size every questionably meant the.se other Income Tax ently envisages an Allied invasion island in the Aegean sea with Maj. Charles H. Manlove, chief of New York— —More than half raise the ceiling price on milk, but slovakia in 1^38, this Polish Gov­ orders to throw a smokescreen of the graduates of New York’s time. recommendations, and can be ex­ Defense of Athens from the southeastern tip of the the Laboratory service branch ol have had no success. ernment supposedly has friends. I No. Italian mainland. ^ over the islands every time an public schools this month will re­ pected to fight for them, as we income Constructively Received The new line begins at the ex­ alert is sounded. Baxter General hospital, says ceive “ersatz” dlpiomss. Fire in I ’hey are supposedly Britain and malaria msy become a prominent a printing plant prevented comple­ Serutan, la rg e ...... $ 2 .1 9 do not expect him to fight for a In making a final return of in­ Ankara, Jan. 13.— iDelayed)— treme eastern tip of Pelopon- Greek saboteurs, meanwhile, national service a c t In the sec­ the United SUtes. Both officially, come for Federal income and vic­ neseiis, extends north through were reported continuing to harass national health problem as a re­ tion of the certificates^ so tempo­ More Hard Liquor, German divisions staged sult of importation of the disease rary subsUtute diplomas will be TAMPAX Agarol, large ...... $ 1 .0 9 ond place, the objectives sought lecognize this government as a tory tax purposes, all income must a mock defense of the city of Athens and along the eastern the Nazis. On Jan. 3 they were legal government which has con­ be reported except those items coast of Greece to the Olympus said to have blown up a 5,000-ton by service men. awarded. f | In Coming Mouths by his recommendations are wise Athens in day-long maneuvers yes­ Addressing the Spokane Medical Betul Vitamin Caps., la rg e ...... $2.9 8 tributed greatly to the prosecu­ which arc specifically exempt, terday, according to adOices from mountain range, thence west and German supply ship in SalahiLs and necessary objectives, which Hat of which may be found in the harbor. In revenge, the Nazis shot society yesterday, he said the Unit­ Ths area of Africa is three times tion of the war. Britain, in par­ Greece reaching here today. south to Preveza. Dreue Shampoo, la rg e ...... 79 we need as we do not seem to instructions attached to the return The GA-mana were said to be 30 Greek hostages. ed States already had a malaria that of Europe. Washington, July 14—(A*)—The ticular, went to war In 1939 for The Nazi high command, these need a national service act. form and in the- next article in thla government expects more rum, 2j0nite, large *7^^ the express purpose of keeping its aeries. The report of income must whiskey and brandy but less beer In making these subsidiary reo- pledge to preserve Poland’s ter­ include income “constructively re­ Lavoris, large ...... 7 9 ceived” as well as Income actually and fewer cigarettes to be avail­ ommcndatlpns, the President was ritorial Integrity. not following a course which can received, that is. income which be­ able to the American people in the Musterol, la r g e ...... 61 comes the property of a person coming months. be called poliUcally popular. He Yet, aa at Munich, the fuAcUon BEDDING CLEARANCE ■ REDUCED TO CLEAR of the supposed friends seems to during the year even though he The Budget bureau’s table of Vicks Vaponib, la rg e ...... 59 asked, first, for a "rcglistlc” Ux doea nob. have physical posseasion anticipated Treasury receipts in law, which means a higher ta.x oe limited to efforts to persuade of It. the 12 months beginning next July Vicks Nose Drops, la rg e ...... 39 law. He asked, second, for a con­ the Polish Government to knuckle Income Is constructively receiv­ 1, sent to Congress, says excise down to the demands of the pow ed when it Is iinconditibnally Open tomorrow to 9 P. M. taxes on distilled spirits ’’because Pertussin, large ...... 8 9 SALE! COTTON MATTRESSES SALE! Victoi*y Type Steel Coil ^ O f t tinuation of the iaw for renegotia­ erful aggressor. Czechoslovakia credited to one's account or set of a higher rate of imports’’ should tion of war contracts, which apart aubjcct to his order at any bring in $906,000,000 compared Johnson Bahy Powder, la rg e ...... 3 9 Center of fluffy cotton . . . lots of com g ^ O O Springs Reduced to Clear means a continuing curb on war was told it must yield in order to time. Thus, wages are considci with $879,000,000 in the present fort! Big savings on these shopworn \ / K K profits. He asked, third, a “cost preserve world peace. We are aa constructively received- when fiscal year. Noxema, large .1 ...... 8 7 mattresses! . ■ ^ ♦ w Hut beer and ale taxes are ex­ of food law,” the primary object no>—Trains from Bulgaria failed SALE! LI«URY LOUNCfe CHAIRS! SALE! OCCASIONAL TABLES! ing honored today. ments. has been constructively re­ es at all costs, remove all curbs ceived when it is received by the Of WATKINS to arrive at the Turkish froatier agent. for 24 hdurs after Monday’s day Odd pieces priced to clear! Rayon-and- Amazingly low price for such a generous mm fm on profits, permit prices an un­ and night aerial blew against Sofia cotton cover; sturdily made. They’ll go / L| XC X size! Beautiful veneer tops with hard- / U ^ limited increase, and to legislate Interest coupons which have On New Britain matured, ami are payable, repre­ by Allied bombers. fast! Save! wood. " special wage increases to any sent income constructively receiv­ Only two passengers from Bul­ powerful labor union which comes Military terminology makes lit­ garia were aboard the Turkish ed by their owner, even though Baby Carriages train reaching here today from along. tle differentiation between fronts, they are not cashed, unless, of and if it was .Hill 609 which wa.s the border, and It Yvaa aaid that SALE! COGSWELL CHAIR & OTTOMAN course, there are no funds avail­ police permits are required for en­ But what seems politically ex­ able to pay the interest on the the toughest nut in the American If there is a baby in the family a baby carriage is a “must” item. tering and leaving Sofia and that Both pieces at this low price. You save ^ ^ ^ ^ HURRY! ONLY A FEW! pedient to members of Congress campaign in North Africa,,, it is coupons. In the same way, divi­ the populace has been wame<) dend checks ordinarily become in­ You need it in dozens of ways besides being a conveyance to take a lot because they’re floor samples! / v| X X is not the nation's need. The na­ alao Hill 660 whic> is now the tooting is punishable by summary tion’s need is for a tax law which come when received, whether th^ey them places. One of these modern baby carriages will keep him Bhooting. Hurry in! AmJoKJKJ focal point of fighUng on New are cashed* or not. However, in the will have a bite proportionate to snug from the weather, for most are equipped with storm shields. (Meanwhile, an article in a Swed- Britain. Our Invaaion hit Cape case of certain building and loan newspaper reported to the Of SALE! BEDROOM SUITES the military stage in which this associations,^ dividends declared When summertime (ximes and you want to take the (»rriage to Gloucester on Dec. 26th. Hill 660 the beach or mountains your carriage folds compactly for packing flee of War Information declared SALE TILT CHAIR & OTTOMAN war now finds itself. It would be dominates the Invasion area. It and creditefi may not be with­ “the whole of the railway traffic Matched veneers . . sleek modem ^ ^ ^ a a crime against the ijation itscit, drawn by the shareholder until the away in the car. Right now you can save considerable! Is paralyzed” in Bulgaria, and a styling! Big values, Just 2 damaged X U ^ U ^ ^ was still, at latest word, in Jap maturity 6i the share in a future Save yourself $4. Just three available ^ A A and against industry, too, if the Budapest broadcast recorded by hands, despite continued pressur*; year*. In auch casea, the dividends li. 8. government monitors mid . . . 1-of-a-kind covers. Sound construe- I V J X X suites. Hurry in! renegotiation curb on war profits from our Marines. And the Japs, do not become Income during- the all automobiles in the vicinity of tion. Buy nowl AmmAo\J\J were to be lifted. Whether or not as is revealed by accounts of our year of the credit, but they be­ WHITNEY STYLES Sofia bad been requisitioned to aid come Income in the year of the in evacuation of the Bulgarian the President’s method is the one battles against attempted trans­ Regular $36.50 models with adjustable foot SALE! DROP LEAF TABLE • employed, we need to keep food maturity of the share. capital). port and landing of reinforce­ Another Instance of constructive SALE! LUXURIOUS LOUNGE CHAIR‘ costs down. And the stabilization extension; sun visor, storm shield and heavy Duncan Phyfe style, slightly damaged. I Q C ments don’t ' intend to give up receipt of income msy occur when 5 roll top on body. Choice of (1) black or (12) Several gllghtly shopworn. Beautifully act should not only be reenacted, easily. one’s debts or bills are paid by Deaths Last Night Reduced t o ...... but it should be strengthened. another or where a debt is for­ two-tone grays ...... $ 2 7 .0 0 upholstered.. .sound construction. It’s It is not only reports from the given. If this payment of a debt Regular $43.00 carriages in a choice of two- a top value I 36.88 By the ordinary standards of 1 ■ ('ape Gloucester area which re­ by anbther, or forgiveness of a tone gray or blue-and-gray.- Only on" of Beverly HlHs,^ CaUf— WiUlam election year conduct, which Con­ debt by a creditor. Is not by way Collier, 8r„ 77, veteran of the SALE! 18TH CENTURY BEDROOM veal that, in oiir N6w , Britain of outright gift, but in accordance HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD STYLES each ...... • *• $ 2 7 .8 5 gress seems Intent upon follow­ campaign, we have once more stage and screen and ^father of SALE! PULL-UP CHAIRS ing. it is political suicide to sup­ with some agreement, or biuiness Regular $24.00 Carriage in gray wit^ natural William Collier, Jr., motion pic­ Sharply reduced to clear ! Bed, chest found the Jap in his old Guadal­ transaction, then the amount of ture actor. a port such programs. Yet that or­ the debt paid on behalf of the tax­ w o^ trim ; ...... -...... $ 1 4 , 8 5 Big reductions on limited number of sam­ and vanity in mahogany veneers; canal mood of determined resist­ Champaign, III. — Louis M- ple chairs! Fit in well with other fur- hardwood. 169.95 dinary standard of election year ance. Our first New Britain land­ payer, or forgiven to him, be­ Regular $26,50 model with adjustable foot (Mike) Tobin 64, pablicity director comes Income to hlih in the year nishings. 8.88 conduct assumes that the voters ing, at Arawe, was first accom­ space, sun visor and storm shield. Gray and of the University of Illinois Ath« of this country are eithei' dolts, In which such payment or forgive­ natural ...... $ 1 6 .8 5 Ictic department since 1922 and plished with alight casualties for ness occurs. widely known in the collegiate who never know what is the coun­ It often happens that a taxpay­ Regular $30.00 style, in a choice of blue and sports world. He was a native of SALE! VARIETY OF MIRRORS us, and we had, within a week, natural or gray and natural. Heavy top roll SALE! OCCASIONAL CHAIRS try’s need, or selfish grab artists advanced to the successful cap­ er who owns property agrees that Danville, lU.. who do not care wbat may be the income from auch property edge on Itxxly. Two of each; choice $ 1 8 .8 5 Chattanooga, Tenn. — Norman Some with damaged frames-' Low ture of the air field there. Now A few slightly shopworn at bargain sav- O Q f t good for the national welfare aa ahsll be paid to a third party, or laberfeld, 69, whose major and priced for fast selling, Variety of the. Jap.s are claiming the recap­ minor league baseball career as a 16.98 a whole. he may contract to perform serv­ ings! Cotton tapestry. O e O O sizes. 1.98 ture of Arawe, and one of Gener­ ices to a second party and it la THAYER STYLES player and manager covered a It could be that, in 1944, the al MacArthur'a ’’spokesmen” says agreed that the mpenBatlo.. shall period of more than SO years. The Just one style in this make but available in “Tobasco Kid" of baseball was people of this country are capable that la ’’complete exaggeration.' be paid to a third party. In each case the amount paid to the third four (Milors: (3) Two-tone grays, (3) Blue one-time manager of*the>pId New^ SALE! p l a t f o r m ROCKERS! SALE! ODD DINING TABLES of approving that course of con- It- is not quite that, however, for party at the taxpayer’s order to and grays, and 1 each black-and-gray and York Highlanders, predecessors of auct which they may judge to be It ii unofficially admitted that income ’’constructively received' marn-and-tan. Choice ...... $ 1 8 .8 5 the Yankees. Don't Let Winfor Gramlint Got To Work On Your Well made, attractively finished rockers Walnut veneers, includes one extension most honestly faithful to the na­ by the taxpayer, and it must be with carved arms, Rayon-and-cotton the Japs have recaptured the air Would Be No Problem leaf. Reduced to 19.95 tion’s real needs and interests. field. Perhaps, aa is now said, we reported as Income in his income Cor. Bring It In and Lot Ut Tuno It Up ond Win- covering. 18.88 tax return. KROLL CARRIAGES They may give loyalty to those never intended to use^thia partic­ Tulsa, Okla.—(P)--Ray Doris, torizo It Now! who insist on doing the right ular field. But, In any event, its One model in gray, with all the featurea driving home from woric, found a listed in other carriages above, '^us trans­ tihicken house, with eight eating SALE! CRIB MATTRESSES SALE! ASSORTED VANITY LAMPS! thing for the nation, ev.en if the loss testified to the fact that ths Former French slse chickens, food snd water, in Tour ear may be oae of the lataet raodela er THESE ITEMS ARE IMPORTANT right thing does curb their own Jap. on New Britain, is reacting parent Ultra-Violet Ray storm shield. Two It may be one of the earileat, bat ao matter - hia back yard. Stumped, but hope­ which you have, all cars need care! We will AND NEED ATTENTION: Well made.. .water-repellent, sanitized Odd styles! For your dressing table . . . individual and' factional selfisn- only. Each ...... *$ 2 3 .8 5 ful, he called police'to aak wbat fiercely. Senator Slain get to kaow year oar^ tanlto aad «*c wUI oor- ticking. You save plenty on these shop­ night tables at exceptional savings 1 Glass neaa. There is an outside chance to do about i t ‘T know what Pd CRANKCASE CHASSIS He knows be can't lose Now do about those chickens,” dream­ reet them for you. Give as the cihawea to get worn styles! 10.95 bases. that the President may be more aeqnatetod aad we win aave aot oaly laaaey TIRES BATTERY Britain without letting the war Barcelona, Ja n .. 14.—( ^ —Paris s'' Police Sergt M. M. Leavell, off politically sound, in his advocacy the record. but tbe life of your car. Yea mael taka proper jump forward a thousand milea. press diapatohes said today that ot bow LIGHTS SPARK PLUGS of a “ tough" war, than those who care year oar If yon expect to have It He has every reason to be tough. Joseph Seriln. former member of perform tor yon. BODY FRONT WHEELS * Um your sredtt to boy onytbina carried In our doro Becks er pMvred k« tmt seWofS think that a soft, profitable war the French Senate, bad bean slain Bock to Home Town But already, at Cape Gloucestsi, should be the formula from now by. an unidentifisd asassein at there are ’2,400 of him who are no Bend, Ore.>-(P)—J. L) ^ Wof Bond', K ;Tnn p lies in town. Dr. Reynolds also told V. S. tank near San Vittore at the entrance to the valley leading to Casalho and Rome. Photo against twq other objectives in ad­ The daylight offen.sive evidently Residents are asked to bear in who has Held the past of secretary court to embezzlement from the th> Service Committee chairman. any time we want it." jnind that there will be another of the work of the Church Vaca­ (The Tokyo radio broadcast dition to the three aircraft centers was a continuation of the as.saults and treasurer for 23 consecutive Plainville office of a biscuit com­ The new off leer a are aa follows: arrived in New York from Algicra via OWl'a radio. ______, weat of Berlin that constituted the tion School, and reported for sev­ claims yesterday that the Jap­ on the mystery targets of the collection in two months and every years. Mr. Purlnton has built up pany which he managed, and his eral of the church organization anese had recaptured Arawe. The major targets. Pas dc Calais area. householder la requested to save an enviable reputation In the post case was continued pending inves­ chairmen who were unable to be 387 Bates etreet, Batesville, Ark.; These were a railway compon­ all the tin cans possible for that he has held as a hard worker for tigation of a group of gamblers to assertion w-as denied by a spokes­ Fred D. Powell, 212 Gordon street, Soviet Siege Guns present on account of illness. man at General MaeArthur's head­ French Units Gain ent manufacturing center at Biele­ tln»e, Mr. Wasley states. community affairs. Mr. Purlnton whom Mitchell said he lost over DINE In The Gift of the Church quarters, and a detailed summary Thomson, Ga, feld. 55 miles northwest of Dort­ declined to run for office thla year, 16,000 in dice games. Herbert L. Tenney, chairman of of the siiuation at Arawe was As Yanks Advance; Pound Rail Cities; mund and 200 miles weat of Ber­ Police Court feeling that he had held office long Judge Edward J. Daly ordered the buainesB committee, Joseph made available today.) . lin, and armament installations at enough. the continuance yesterday after Meppen. on the Dortmund-Ems Board to Hear Wright, head of the finance com­ Withstand Raids and .Mlaeks O O Leaders Push Piiisk Drive The chairmen for the various Mitchell’s attorney told him hia B LU E ROOM canal, 50 miles south of Eraden. client lost the money, $2,000 of it mittee, and the treasurer, Louis J. Since the first Japanese retreat Air Fields in Ruins Fred Waldo, of Pine street, was committees were elected as fol­ LECTURE Tuttle, all had excellent reports. Given Wornt Drubbing convicted on five counts of intoxi­ Dvnas Petition lows: Social, Mrs. Walter Ander­ his own and more than $4,100 be­ Of The under heavy fire by American sea, longing to his emploster, early In Mr. Wright urged those who have air and ground units, the enemy (Continned from Page One) Slay Silent (Continued from Pnge One) • Of the enemy warplane factor­ cation, assault, resisting a police son; house, Matthew DeSimone; By not signed their pledge cards for has infiltrated hack down the Pu- ies. that at Oscheraleben, said to be officer, destroying public and pri­ entertainment, Arthur M. McKay; December but had been afraid to the Berdtehev sector while further tell police for fear gamblers would 1944 to do 80 as soon as possible, lie river from the north- and made fronts since the original landings the most Important producer of vate property resulting from a The Zoning Board of Appeals children's parties, Mrs. Gladys (DonMnned from Paga One) New Year’s morning fracas in a harm his wife. and Mr. Tuttle sprung a surprise several attempts to retake the in Italy on Sept. 3, however. east Gen. Ivan S. Konev’s Second Fockc-Wulf 190s, apparently was will hold a hearing in the muni* Crockett; welfare. Miss Anna C. feature on nearly all present, when given the worst drubbing, but the- restaurant on Main street and was Sampson; educational, Mrs. Helene Willing .to Give Information peninsula. But our forces, digging Attacking over a wide portion department to investigate and Ukrainian army Improved its posi­ cipal building Thursday evening, The attorney said Mitchell was Depot Square Grill he read a letter from Stephen Wil­ in, have withstood heavy night of the rugged central Italian ter­ Junkers plant at Halbcrstadt and sent to jail for 30 days and given Fitzgerald; advisory, Elmer present "the whole matter to a tions west and northwest of Kiro- a year’s probation by Judge Ray­ Jan. 20. at 8 o’clock, on the pctl- willing now to give information Walter Hibbard liams, announcing a gift to the bombing raids and ground attacks. rain, General Juin'a French forces the Messerschmitt-llO production Thlenes and supervisor, J. V. Lam- • ^ V 14 DEPOT SQU ARE Federal grand jury forthwith” and vagrad. mond R. Bowefs. n of Vincent W. Dynas, Buck- about the' gamblers, who came church of War Bonds in the After the first four days, the captured the eastern slopes of Mt. Attorney General Biddle promptly center at Brunswick also were hit berton. amount of two hundred dollars, in Rokossovsky’s forces reached Judgment was suspended on the land road, to operate a service sta­ from Meriden, and the etate’s at­ enemy had di.sappeared and all San Pietro in San Pietro ridge and directed Tom C. Clark, head of the hard. tion at 342 East Center street, un­ The nominating committee which memory of hia mother, Mrs. ground resistance in the immedi­ the outskirts of Mozyr and Kalin- charge of intoxication, and on the torney’s office began an invest!' completed the seizure of all Mon- Criminal divlaion, to look into the At Oschersleben, the American der a repairer's Hcenae. The appli* drew up the slate of officers for gatlon. ^^Around The W orld Featuring Our Famous La Pizza Esther Vinton Williams, a former ate vicinity was broken. Umtinga- na Casale range south of the Colll- kovlchi, junction of the Moscow promise of the defendant that he 1944 was Matthew DeSimone, charges and "take such action aa announcement said, "the main ma\ would make payment for damages cation being made on the basis, Mitchell, who claimed he never member of the church who died lu village, where robber bouts tried Atina road. the facta require.” Pinak-Waraaw and Lcningrad- chine shop of the plant received at chairman; Robert E. Richardson. and Regular Dinners last summer at her home in St. incurred at the restaurant and in that no body or sheet metal work gambled before, said he became to land prior to Ihe main invasion, The French now hold all the Smith acied on the basis of an Odcssa railways, five miles to the least nine direct hits. The whole will be done; no wreckei automo­ Fred Johnson, Mrs. Alice C. acquainted-with the dice players In War Time^^ Cloud. Florida. The meeting ac­ was taken on the .iccond day. high ground north, northeast and north, yesterday, a Russian com­ the police cell, he was given 15 Fraser and Mrs. Helen M. Bengt­ article by Philip Murray, CIO area is seen in later photographs days in jail on each count, which biles will be accepted for work; while his wife wras in a hospital cepted Mr. Williams' gift with This position, which is up the southwest of the village of Aqua- president, in the February issue of munique reported and today the to have caught fire.” Bursts also repaired automobiles will be kept son. thanks. were suspended. He was given 15 tiist they taught him the game Wbiton Auditorium Fine Liquors, Beer, Wine coast and five miles east of Cape fondala, seven miles northeast of the American magazine, and in his two centers were outflanked and were observed in all other sections inside the garage and only light Although quite a number of the (and his losses occurred during two Increased Membership - I Merkus at the tip of the peninsu- Cassino, and also had outflanked all but siinoundeil. More than 1,- days in jail on each of the counts letter to the Justice department of the sprawling factory as well as for assaulting a police officer and automobile repairing will be done. outstanding events of the High­ week-ends. The reports submitted by the la, turned out to be the main the village of Viticuso to the quoted Murray as saying in that 500 Germans were killed and ”on a highly camouflaged group resisting arrest. land Park Community club’s ac- Friday Evening# Jan. 21# 8 p. m. Make Eating At The Blue Room A Habit) various heads of the departments Japanese garrtson, complete with southeast. The Germans still were article that "the various CIO many prisoners wore taken Ui this of buildings.” Some small U. S. outposts in tlvHies had to be eliminated dur­ of the Sunday School, all showed one large field glln, machine-gun in Viticuso. however. unions have made an initial con­ sharp advance over terrain in It was disclosed officially that the Pacific are stationed on is­ ing 1943, due to rationing of foods ROSE WILLIAMS. Prop. a large increase in membership, Mt. Casulc, whose highest point Cotton seed, now a vital mate Sponsored by the BuildinR Committee. positions, barracks for troops, a tribution of $700,000” to accom­ which nearly 2DQ field and anti­ American fighters included the rial in many products, was con­ lands only a few miles apart, but and gas the club^ had a very suc- Jury Frees 13 from the Cradle Roll, of which is 4,000 feet, overlooks Aquafon- tank guns, together with auxiliary radio station and field glasses with plish political aims this year. new N. S. P-51B Mustang, longest sidered a waste product before often do not come in direct con­ eessful year with an increase In Memorial lAidffc, K. of P. .Mrs. George Borst is superin­ dala. T < the southwest of this rug­ This was described by the con­ arms, were massed, the communi­ range single-engine fighter plane a 12-mile range. the Civil War. tact with one another for weeks. membership. All of the children’s 111 Clieese (^ase tendent, with its 45 babies enroll­ Go Beyond lainding Strip ged, roadless feature, the Germans gressman as “a defiant confession que added. More than 40 towns in the world. An improved Ver­ ADMISSION .iOc, Plus .50 Tax. ed, to the church school proper. parties were held as usual and the Following the capture of Um- also captured 4,000-foot Mt. Aqua- of the violation- of the (anti- were captured, including Zimo- sion of the P-51, which has been in increase in attendance forbodes a Miss Elsie Newcomb, director of fondala, between the village and tingalu; our patrols went on be­ strike) statute,” which contains a vishchc Moseyevka, nine miles action for months in the Mediter­ secure future for the community Chicago, Jan. 14— (i?*) Thir­ Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Religious Education, was given a yond the old Arawe landing strip, Mt. Raimo which the French clause making it unlawful "for west of Mozyr and Mitvo, 17 miles ranean and Pacific, the new plane teen individuals and 12 corpora­ rising vote of appreciation for her seized the day before. club. now unserviceable, and ranged -far any labor organization to make a to the south. is expected to pace any land inva­ The cabinet of the club will hold tions were acquitted by a Federal work with the young people. up New Britain's inland Jungle. (The German comtnunique said contribution in connection with sion of the continent. court jury today of charges that Mrs. Millard Park, chairman of a "heavy battle is in full awing" In the Sarny sector, ■ Vatutina a meeting very soon to draw up In about a week, enemy infiltra­ any election at which presidential right wing wa.s now operating on Forced to Use Re#er\e Strength AT PINEHURST plans for ths ensuing year. they conspired to fix the price of ■ the Service committee, gave a re­ in this sector and that the fight end vice presidential electors.” or German propaganda outlets com brick cheese throughout the Unit­ port of the work of that group for tion behind our patrols began and an 80-mlle-wide front, from Dom- our forces withdrew their main was growing in violence.. members of Congress are to be brovitsa. 17 miles north of Sarny, firmed an impression of the Amer­ Some time between 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. tomorrow ed States in violation of the Sher­ the 82 young women and men on .-kdvunee 500 Yards- |voted upon. ican filers that the weight of the man anti-trust act. the church honor roll. defense lilies which extended south of Kerets and Klliklev. many pieople are going to visit Pinehurst Meat Depart­ across the head of the Arawe On the Eighth Army’s front A CIO .spokesman said Murray More than 60 other towns and attack had forced the Germans to No-Paint Order The Jury deliberated more than Tlianka Are Expressed had no immediate comment, and throw most of their available ment to get some of the Fresh Shrimp we are featuring. 14 hours before reaching its ver­ The pastor called for a rising |! peninsula. 1 near the Adriatic British and New hamlets were reported captured in It's mighty nice Shrimp and isn’t hard to prepare. Enemy patrols are now operat­ there was none at once from the the drive on Korels. including strength into the defense. dict freeing the defend^ts, prin­ vote of thanks to David Williams, 1 Zealanders improved their posi­ Political Action committee, which ’It was openly admitted by au­ Lightens Planes HAVE YOUR SPRING SUIT ing in tile vicinity of the air.strip. tions near Orsogna by advancing Berezdovo, 10 miles to the south, cipally cheese dealers and their who retired as clerk of the church in the past has taken the position thoritative military quarters,” said At this writing we have some especially nice Native officers or agents in Wisconsin six miles east of Cape Merkus and 500 yards but most activity was and Maldan-Vila, rail station 15 after four years of service, a'so to that its "general political and edu­ a Berlin Transocean broadcast, Seattle, Jan. —(ff>)—Ellmlna and the Chicago metropolitan Umtinglau village. The Japanese confined to sharp artillery ex­ miles northeast of Shepetovka, Broilers as small as 83c and on up to $1.30. 14 the “ Miracle Workers" under Mrs. cational activity” cannot be cur­ "that Luftwaffe (Air Force) lion of camouflage paint ia going area. are believed to be sending sup­ changes and patrol activity. also under attack by Vatutin a Frank Willlama who provided such tailed Under constitutional guar­ squadrons which so far had been Also both Large and Small Fowl but only a limited (o clear the scales for 60 pounds They were accused by the gov­ MADE-TO-MEASURE! an appetizing aupper, with real plies into the area by a motor One Allied patrol penetrated antees of free speech, press and men. The Soviet bulletin said that held in reserve for particularly road from Cape Hoskins across 1,000 Nazis were killed in this op­ number of Roasters and Fryers. more of bombs or baggage in new ernment of using the Wisconsin butter and other flzin’a. The meal deep into German lines to a posi­ assembly. Important operations shortly to be Flying Fortresses. Cheese exchange at Plymouth, served on tables attractive with the Islami on the north coast. tion cast of Pennapiedlmonte, 20 eration. and that seveial hundred expected went into action Tues­ prisoners were taken. LAMB SHOULDERS—Boned and rolled the Pino, The Boeing Aircraft company Wis., a regular market place, as a THAT’S THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN EXPERIENCE patriotic red, white and blue can- miles inland and six miles south­ day.'— said yesterday the no-paint order price fixing mechanism. fltoa and paper, included meat west of Orsogna, where it engaged “ Extremely Fierce Fighting' A German military spokesman hurst way-T^ost you only 2 points a pound and if you Bombers Attack Rail The communique declared that would leave the ahlny four-engin­ THE SATISFACTION OF PERFECT FIT. losf, scalloped potathea, baked' in a lively clash with the Germans. Hospitnl (Notes also told Swedish correspondents are fed up on Pork but low on points, try a Lamb Shoul­ ed bombers that much lighter and Envoy to Tour Canada taakna, rellah tossed salad, rolls, Valuable information was said ■“extremely fierce fighting” took that a new type of high-climbing Ami River Lines place in the Vinnitsa sector. The der. faster by several mites an hqur. apple pie and coffee. Chungking, Jan. 14 O Pi -Amer­ to have been obtained. Nazi fighter plane equipped with Tbs War department rMeqtly Ottawa, Jan. 14 Ray Officerm of Church Germans “launched a aeries uf —ifPt— ican medium and fighter-bombers (The Vichy radio said "a move Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Mar­ a “ gliding bomb” was used for the announced the order on the recom­ Atheroh, United States ambassa­ The officers who will be installed on the part of the Eighth Army garet Anderson, 313 Spruce street; fierce counter-attacks attempting first time. Fresh Spare Ribs lb. 25c ranged over much of Japanese- to break through the battle for­ mendation of combat commanders. dor to Canada, will undertake a at the lAornlng service Sunday ai-e occupied China Monday, it was can shortly be expected.” ) Mrs. Helen Ener, Bolton; Elmo The great mass of Allied air­ Except in special cases, the only tour of the Dominion soon, the aa follows: Genoveal, 17 Demlng atreet; Leo mations of the Soviets,” the bul­ craft in Britain remained idle yes­ announced today, attacking ene­ The air command said that letin aaid. "Some populated places Rib Roast Pork lb. 32c exterior paint on a Fortress will United States embassy announced Deacons, George Borst; Frank my rail and river communications Guidonla and Centocelle airfields Mason, 64 Hilliard street; Norman terday and last night, but London be black patches on surfaces that Mt ▼. WUliams, to serve the unexplr- Little, 454 Ktein street. changed hands several times. The had a brief alert during the night, today. The tour, first to be un­ and shooting down one Japane.se near Rome were raided with de­ enemy Buffered heavy losses but Whole Strips of Pork lb. 29c reflect sun glare in airmen’s eyea dertaken by Atherton since he was ed term of David Bennett, resign­ plane for certain and one probable structive force yesterday in a two- Admitted Today: William Hook­ the first in eight days, and a Ger­ achieved no success whatsoever." man plane was shot into the sea. We will cut Chops out of the strip if you want. appointed ambassador, will begin ed. and damaging three others. pronged attack, first by heavy er. 33 Scarborough Road. Clerk, Misa Barbara Balch; Between 2,000 and 3,000 Germans One bomb was reported in a coas­ Jan. 16 with a trip through west­ A communique from Lieut. Gen bombers and then by medium Discharged yesterday: Roger ern Ontario. treasurer, Louis J. Tuttle; business Dougan, 231 School street; Walter were killed. 59 tanks and guns d. tal area. At Pinehurst you will find Pepperidge Farm Bread— Retired Yale Dean Joseph W. Stilwell’s headquarters 'bombers. I" atroyed, and many prisoners were Two reports from enemy sourcos /L&UiAAMJU committee, Herbert Tenney, chalr- acjded that Tuesday all thi'ee Of a Heavy bombers and their pro­ Yoworskl, 17 Kerry atreet; Re­ 2-pound boxes of Frozen Dog Food — Veal K idney (no man^ Nelson Smith, Ralph Rock­ becca Slater. 84 Main street; taken, the bulletin added. indicated activity yesterday by points), and a complete line of Birds Eye Frosted Ptooda. force of Japanese bombers that tective fighters also shot up to Last reports placed the advance Mediterranean-baaed AUied air­ Taken bv Death SPECIAL SHOWING well. attempted to bomb a U. S. I4th Perugia, in tTentral Italy,. 90 miles Brother Frederick Reilly, Alta- Finance committee: (Two mem­ guards of Vatutin's left wing craft. The Rome radio declared Air Force forward ba.se were shot duo north of Rome, and delivered mont, N. Y„ Mrs. George Kelly SATURDAY — MONDAY A TUESDAY bers elected each year), Harold within five miles of the Bug river the out.skirta of the Eternal City N^w Haven, Jan. 14 -(O’)—Fred­ / down with no American los.scs. a sharp blow at enemy installa­ and son, 206 Main street. Norton, Leslie Vaughn. Discharged today: Mrs. William and 21 miles north of the Odessa- were attacked. The Budapest erick Scheetz Jones. 81, deal) of The enemy raiders were accom­ tions. Vittner, 35 North School atreet; warsaw railway at the town ‘ttl radio reported a raid on the Yugo­ Yale college from 1909 until his Music committee: A. H. Barber, Medium bombers attacked air­ chairman; Mias Faith Fallow, Mrs. panied by fighters. Jackie Starkweather, 734 Parker Nelrov. The Dniester river, flow­ slav town of Mak^rska. retirement in 1927, died today at D ^ tr o y '^'hree R iv e r T a n k e r# . Millard Park, Charles B. Loomis, fields in many places, dropping atreet; Mrs. Yvonne Trudeau, 47 ing along the border of Bessara­ Nazis Forced to Tip Plana his home here. ^ T w o American planes failed to showers of high explosive and Mrs. Kingsley Kuhney. Cottage street; Paul Goulet, 5 Ty­ bia, was approximately 50 milea Reverberations of the big Amer Jones, a native of Palmyra. Ma, return from Monday’s operations fragmentation bombs among ler Glrde. to the southwest. lean attack on Germany, mean­ was dean of the School of Engin­ lOOro ALL WOOL Relig^iotis Eklucatlon: . A. F. which also saw the destruction of Food that'# excellently pre­ Howes, chairmin; Mrs. Ferdinand hangar dispersal areas and run­ eering at the University o f Minne- three Japanese river tankers, two pared and lerved In perfect Klein, Mrs. Albert Post, Mrs. ways in a favored Allied bombing soto from 1902 until he came to 2-PLY WORSTED launches and other river craft on pattern which has been known to hurrounding# ia onr ciahn to James Brand. Mrs. Karl Keller. Yale university in 1909. “ Food Fame.” the Yangtze. wipe out whole blocks of enemy He received his M. A. degree Flower committee: Mrs. Fred Direct hits were scored on two 1944 TO DECIDE FUTURE OF LUNCHEON DAJLY Pohiman, chairman; Miss Nellie air strength. from Yale in 1892 and the .Uni railroad bridges, facilities and Jab At Railwa.T Yards versity of Kansas bestowed the 65c Hollister, Mrs. Wallace Jones. Mrs. trackage and some rolling stock William Eells, Mrs. Charles Yurk- Other Allied formations jabbed WORLD, PATTERSON SAYS I^L.D., degree on him in 1909. was destroyed. - at roUway yards at laola, 18 miles shot. Today Mitchell bombers .struck Head ii.iher, Raymond Schaller. northwest of Cassino at Colleferro, By Mail Your Classified Bank To Close Door# Open 7:30 A. M. to 1 A. M. FABRICS Auditors: Karl Keller, King.sley at four ship.s, of about 800 or 900 at dock' installations at Formla, tons, near Fort Baynard, In Japa­ on the coast just above the weat Two Buttes, Colo.— (/Pj- The Kuhney. nese-occupied French territory on HONORABLE ROBERT P. PATTERSON GARDEN FOR MEN’S AND WOMEN’S Home department: Mrs. Edward ern end of the Fifth Army line and bank of Baca county, aaya Presl' the Kwangchow;an peninsula. One dent N. G. Jones, will close its E. Segar, Mrs. Karl Keller. at enemy shipping off the Yugoslav Uud^r Sterttary of War Restaurant CUSTOM-TAILORED SUITS Missionary commitiee: Mrs. of the vessels blew up and the coast near Sibenik. doors Saturday. IVa the impossibi­ other three were "damaged. The All Legal Bevemges ’ . Ralph Rockwell, chairman; Mrs. Ten enemy aircraft were de­ The grefttest strain in history is about lity of obtaining experienced help, SHOWN IN FULL SUIT LENGTHS. fort's warehou.ses, cavalry bar­ to The HereJd aayj Jones, “and other war condi­ 840 51AIN STBEIXr Jacob Nicholson, Mrs.. George stroyed during yesterday opera­ racks and radio station al.so -were to be put upon this country . . . on lalMr, - — Borst. tion for an Allied loss of five. tions." attacked. on industry, on the entire population. Your 6r«t Spring drett.. Church school officers: T r^ s- Sw'arms of light bombers, dive- s urer, Earl Butloc; primary stiperin- bombers, fighter-bombers and There have been troubles and difficulties and your (ovorite I Strikingly fighters, striking ahead of the in the past and we have, in the main, Somewhere# in or around Manchester, there is someone who tendent, Mrs. Frank Williams; Be­ Allied Troops Push levsiy, »urpri«ingly proctierf ginners superintendent, Mias Elea­ Fifth Army, hit hard at Atlna, overcome them. But the most difficult ALSO A PINE SELECTION OP WOBIENV nor Vittner. Cradle Roll superinr Beyond Mnunfiduiv Sant’ Elia. San B la^o and -the job of all lies ahead. That is the drive wants what you have to sell or has for sale something you are THESE HIGH-GRADE SUITS . . . for you'll wear it Iho wholo tendent, Mrs. George Borst; Go- New Delhi, Jan. 14.—IJP)—Allied Ferentlno railway yards, 35 miles to Victoryl to-church band superintendent, troops, continuing their push northwest of Ceiaalno. At The ALL WOOL PABRICS: • Spring and Summorl Softly Gloria Bidwell. down the western coast of Burma A motor veaael was left flam­ War in a democracy is, and must be, a anxious to purchase. .. 160. ' ing at-Sibenik and three hits were partnership. It has been repeatedly dropod ono. and tvro.pi«co itylsi toward the Japanese base at Qabardine." and $56, Akyab, have advanced to a point scored on amhller ahips. }ved in eombet that the soldier who Shetlaniis .. . in hiock or navy. All liitt 13 Mslvae. Three antt-»lrcraft po*l J I************** derson. Ky.; Samuel R. Comjiton. resources of the.nation to eupj;)ort them. We must not faiL I '# s i0 -'

\ V;-' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1944 PACE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTKF. CO N N .. FRIDAY. JANUARY 14, 1944 IKH W’I'll— IINM) rwn J 9 D x t * ^ WTHT— l*»u New Englaiid Uniform Ballot About Town Expect Ageiid-: UUK1>-I86D / OUCty S KCttllO WMK)—MI* ilers Plea Engagements Robt. H. Smith Obituary Bristol High \ Quintet Plays Here Tonight Plans Refused Corporal John T. Donnelly has To Be Linjit:: Bastsm Mar nme Conlon-GInn Joins the Navy W m s Honors resumed his duties as an airplane Of Innocent Mr. and Mrs. Ward L. Ginn of [ Deaths instructor at Seymour Johnson 4 :(Hi—WTIC — Backataga W ife:» WTHT—SheU DtgMt; W N»0— Concordia, Kansas, announce the 1 E^eld N. C., where he has been for VVDRG — Broadway Matinee; Lone Ranger. By Committee the past year. He spent a.week’s Republican Leir’ cr^i 7:45—WTHT—Moses Bsrkman. Memphis Blues engagement of their daughter, HH Captures AIl-31 Offerert News; WTHT------News; Music; , Irish Squad Gets CommiHHion Mrs, Abbe Breen furlough with his parents, Mr. and 8:0O-WTIC— Cities Service Con­ High Varsity Is Primed 'l^sonardi Held in Con­ Marjorie, to Corporal Albert R. Mrs. Abbe Breen, of North Main (licate Seven Me...;- WNBC -Blue Frolics. Conlon, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Eiiitign; I^eaves Today For Ideas to Speeil (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Thomas Donnelly of 16 Flow­ 4.15— WTIC — Stella Dallas; . cert; WDRC— KaU Smite street, died late yesterday while er street. Local friends of his nection with Attempt Mietzner of Trotter street, Man­ en route to the Manchester Me­ rrodiictioii. 8ure8 for Solonis. WNBC-Parade of Stars. | Hour; News; WTHT — Sam Forge Ahead chester. To Enter the Service. bombs and propaganda have ever cousin. Jack Taylor, will be Inter­ 4;30__\VTIC — Lorenzo Jones; Balter; WNBC — Tommy Dor­ morial hospital. She was beifo? been able to do." At Extortion. Miss Ginn graduated from the taken to the institution for treat­ ested to hear that he has arrived Hartford. Jan.. 14.—(.D—^Repub­ WDRC—Ad Liner; WNBC — sey. For Old Rivals Tonight Concordia High school In 1943 and Bo.slmi. Jan. 14. -\IVi—Workers Worley said bote the Army and in England tfnd Is with tee U S. 8:15—WTHT— Fulton Oursler; Robert Hyde Smith, of 246 Hen­ ment but was pronounced dead lican leaders indicated today that Nows. 1 In Rec Loop N«W Haven, Jan. 1*—W Peter is employed at the Prisoner of in four New England war plants — Navy told the committee they Air Corps. 4:45— WTIC — Young WlUdcr ^ WNBC—Parker Family. ry street, manage, of the office of upon arrival. She has long been a could not get state ballots to any the special session of the Legisla­ l ^ a r d i of tWe city pleaded In War Camp in Concordia as a resident, of. Manche.ster and was a many of them now in the armed Brown; WNBC—Parade of 8:35 WTIC — All Time Hit Par- Coach Qark Has Squtd Robert J. Smith, Inc., local real appreciable number of soldiers, es­ Private Arthur L. O’Neill writes ture opening Jan. *24 will adopt a radc; WTHT — Freedom of Op- nocent today to charsea of obtein- private secretary. life-long member of St., Bridget's forcc.s captured all 31 of the lat­ Star.a. Chucking Broncho Corporal Conlon graduated estate and Insurance agency, today pecially those overseas, under 48 The Herald to say that his address rule limjting. the business to a pre­ 5:00—WTIC—When a Girl Mar­ po]lortunity; WNBC — Meet Your Hand Bucaneers ■ Loss Grid Rules In Fine Shape for chim-h. scribed agenda of seven measures. ing money by falae pretenses and from Manchester High school in joined the United States Navy. He She la survived by two sons, est national honors which the War different state systems. has been changed and Is now as ries; WDRC -News; Four Way Na "I wonder,” Worley asked, follows: PvL Arthur L. O’Neill, However, if the Legislature :00—^ I C —Walt* Hme; WDRC In Final Game Last Final Drive of This of obetructlng public jusUce in the class of 1942, and was employ­ was recently commissioned an En­ Louis, of Hartford, and John, of I’roductioii hoard confers for sug­ Minstrels; Ad Liner; WTHT — Need Change connection with an alleged at­ ed by tee American Telephone and Manchester, and a daughter, Mrs. gestions and inventions to speed "what the Marines at Tarawa, tee, Bat. B, 463rd A A A AW. BN. Apo wants to add to the agenda, they — Great Moments from Great sign in the U. S. Naval Reserves. Texans in Italy and all over tee sail), it can do so by suspending Newe; Music; WNBC-News. Night; Phantoms Win; Season; Wip Use a Telegraph Company at Hartford, Agnes Foley. Pour sisters also sur­ production and shorten the war. 187, Los Angeles, Calif. 5 :15 —WTIC--Portia Faces Life; Plays: WTHT — Gabriel Heat- tempt to extort funds f r ^ t ^ prior to his enlistment in the He left today for an indoctrination world, and the fliers over Ger­ the rules for each new proposM ter; WNBC — Gangbusters. Rangers Victorious. family of slain James Stweto vive, Mrs. Nellie Brenan of Rock­ The winners were anounced to­ WNBC-Dick Tracy. Savs Little Zone Defense Again Army. He is attached to the Sig­ ville, Mrs. Th'omas Sheridan of day by Frederick Bowes, Jr., many will think of Congress if John Martin Hyde, son of Mr. which requires a two-thirds vote. n;l6—WTHT—Oracle Field. Kast Haven, caretaker at fashion­ Since the Republicans control 6:30—WTIC—Just Plain Bill: nal Corps of the Army serving in Manchester. Mrs. Edward Fraher recional manager of the WPB's this bill passes," and Mrs. John H. Hyde, of 99 Pit­ 9:30—WTIO—People Are Fum y; able Boxwood Manor, a summer Worley is author of a proposed both Houses, it appeared that the WDRC—N«rws; Ad Liner; The Fighting Irish handed the Tonight at Rrc..^ Concordia, Kansas. of Waterbury, and Mrs. Nora Bone War I’roduction drive. kin street, has been graduated WNBC— Jack Armstrong. WDRC — That Brewster Boy; hotel in Old Lyme. compromise bill by which a uni­ from the ba.sic flying school, Democrats could not muster a two- Buckeneers a trimming at th* Bast Superior Court Judge Robert L. of New Haven. She was a charter The Winchester Repeating Arms 6:46—WTIC —Front Page Far­ WTHT — Double or Nothing; College Football Has form ballot wuold be distributed Strother Field, Kansas, and is now thirds vote by themselves in either Bide Reo last night in the Junior Manchester High plays Bristol Munger lowered Leonardi’s bond member of tee Auxiliary of the company, of New Haven, Conn., rell; WDUC— American Wom- WNBC- Secretary of tee Navy Veterans of Foreign Wars. to servicemen and women. in the advanced flying training House, so that a Republican pro­ Frank Knox; This Thing Call League gamee, 86-21. McCurry led Reached Point Where at the East Side Rec this evening from *10,000 to *5,000 at the re­ produced five winning suggestions, gram now being mapped to con­ ' en; WTHT— Superman; WNBC Aid Lightens The funeral will be held from tee made by William A. 'Thiel, Walter Takles Dlreetly Opposite View course. ed Love. the attack for tee wlnnera with and tee first game between the quest ^of Attorney Edward William P. Qulsh Funeral Home form with Governor Ba’dwln’s —Captain Midnight 10:00— WTIC— Amos and Andy; Some Qiaiiges Mufit Snydeft who at first attempted to Horton. Henry K. Chapin, Carl E. • Representative Rankin (D., wishes, may be the order of the E\-ening 10 polnte and Guatateon was high Jayvees will get underway at 6:80 on Main street al'"*:30 Monday Miss.), a leader among tee forces Raymond A. Johnson, Jr., WDRC — Durante and Moor Be Made at Once. have it set at *2,000. moiming and from St. Bridget’s Pleines and George Moehl. “Buddy.” returned today to Camp day. 6:00—WTIC—News; WDRC — WTHT — Cedric Foster; WNBC ecortr for the loeere. The acore at sharp. The varalty teams should Penalty Given American Type Founders Inc., opposing a uniform Fedetal bal­ Klecta Trial by Jury church at 9 o’clock. The body will Gruber, Oklahoma, after a 10 days’ W’lll Go Along With Plans News; WTHT— News; WNBC —News. meet at 7:45 and thus enable the of Fitchburg, Mass., took five more lot, took a directly opposite view half time WM 10-8 In favor of the By Harry Oiwyaon Leonard!, seized by a large ag­ be placed in a receiving vault. furlough. He has been In the serv Democratic leaders meeting with —Terry and tee Pirates. 10:15—WTHT—Sports: WNBC — Bristol team ample time to get gregation of state and lochl police prizes, bringing its total to 39, a from Worley. the governor today, the' latter an­ 8:15—WTIC -V ictory is Our Busi­ Elgbtlng Irish. NBA Sporto Editor Friends may call at the funeral This measure reported by the, Ice 10 months. He Is tee son of Listen to Lulu. back home. Bristol won tee first Wednesday night, elected trial by Seller of Counterfeit home after 6 o’clock tomorrow record. Regional Manager Bowes Attorney and Mrs. Raymond A. nounced. have assured him that ness; WDRC—To Your Good ?0:30—WTIC—Sports; WDRC — The Rangers, led by Zanis and Fattening Up: America's trap­ termed "unquestionably and with­ committee," he said, “will enable they will go along with his plans Health; WTHT — Sports; game of tee season from Coach jury but no date was set. evening until the hour of the fu­ Johnson, of 107 Pitkin street. Stage Door Canteen: WTHT Stratton upset the Seahawks in pers have it within the'lr power to Snyder told the court, in ap­ Gbh Coupons Gets out challenge the finest on the tee men and women in the armed for a se.s.sion limited to the stated WNBC—Sports; News. tee eecond«game 25-19. Warnock Wilfred Clark’s boys down there neral. forces to vote In a legal, constitu­ Concert Hour; WNBC —Swing put tee fat salvage campaign over in handy fashion. pealing for lower bonds, that his Sufipeiuled Term. whole American production front." Thomas Leo Hassett. S 1-c, son agenda. Meeting with him were 6:30—WTIC— Gulden Serenaders; Shift Frolics. needed oome aeslstance to keep his client was Innocent of any such He said that "there was one tional election for all offices from Senator Leon E'. Risca.ssi and Rep. WDRC—Digest of the Air, Jack the top In tee next few months, Zone Defense Here Salvatore Scudlerl President down to constable." of Mrs. Clementine Palmer. 159 10:45—WTIC —What a Dime Can club In tee race but the better de­ transaction as the authorities Salvatore Scudierl of 83 Birch | national production award for Oakland street, left today for tee T. Emmett Clarie. Stevens; WTHT — News: Do To Fight Infantile Paralysis, fense of the winners stopped a be­ according to Dr. P. F. English, act Veteran followers of the high .'harge in which a sizeable sum Hartford, Jan. 14—(/P)— David The congressional battle over Though giving this n.s.surnncc to school team were surprised when street died today following a short fevery 14 workers in this amazing ballots for soldiers flared forth Naval Armed Guard Center. WNBC Feed Bag Frolics. 11:00—News on All Stations. lated rally. The winner* were trail­ Ing head of tee wildlife research ,-as allegedly passed by Mrs. Mary Tclage, 24, New London, was plant." The winners were: An­ Brooklyn. N. Y.. after spending a the governor the Democrats told 6:45—WTIC — Lowell Thomas: ing 10-8 at half time but had what Coach Clark Introduced a zone de­ illness. He came to Manchester anew on both sides of Capitol hill 11:15 — W n c — Harkness of unit at Pennsylvania State Cot treeto of Morris Cove, sister-ln- given a suspension of a 90-day thony Quatrale, Edward G. Young, 25 days’ leave at home. him that members of their party WDRC News: WTHT—Music: Washington r WDRC — What Is It takes to come from behind and fense against Windham here last aw of the slain man, in return thirty yeXrs ago and hoe made his today where the controversy over were planning to bring in the issue sentence Imposed in Federal court home here ever since. He owned Nelson Valllere, Edward Donellan voting procedure shaped up as a WNBC—Parade of SUrs. It? WTHT — Give and Take win. lege. Saturday evening. While it was for information as to the identity Washington L. O, L.. No. 117, of tee governor’s residence project 7:00-W nC — Fred Waring; new to the local varsity they did today because, after being arrest­ and operated a tavern at Manches­ and Thomas Forstyle, Jr. major political issue. WNBC — Music You Want. Without much fuse tee Phan­ They bag more than 40,000,000 of the slayers. Represented By II Winners will meet this evening at 7:45 in of which a legislative Investigation WDRC—I Love a Mystery: turn In a nice game and hope to ed for tee sale of counterfeit gas­ ter Green. He is survived by two Senator Green (D.. R. I.) called 1 1 :80—w n c —Music Hall; WDRC toms downed tee Rovers as Mc­ fur-bearing animats annually, Streeto was shot, stabbed and The New England Shipbuilding Orange hall. 'There is Important Is being urged by Senator John L. WTHT—Fulton Lewis. Jr.; —Mrs. Miniver; WTHT—Music. Kinney scored 23 points for tee could turn over hundreds of thou­ have Bristol on the short end of ■ eaten to death in his cottage on oline coupons, he assisted the gov­ sons, Ralph of the U. S. Navy and a meeting of the Ejections com­ Sullivan, New Britain. William of Manchester; three corporation was represented by 11 mittee to consider a revised ver­ business to be transacted and a WNBC—News; To Be an­ 11:45— WNBC Dance Orchestra winners. Brown was beet gunner sands of pounds of fat for use In the score tonight But tea Bell the Manor property Christmas ernment In tracking down a source good turnout of tee members 1s nounced. * (jltjrteam has always proved to of supply in Springfield, Mass., re­ Robert H. Bmltb daughters, Mrs. Henry MaUro of winners: E. N. Swett, Calvin Pe»» sion of the Green-Lucas bill for News. for the losers with nine points making exptoelves by merely sav­ eve while visiting with an old cook, -G. E. Quimby, R. P. Saucier, hoped for. ' 7:15—WTIC— News; WDRC — 12:00—W n C —News: Three Suns while Duffy trailed him by a lone ing it. Some animats, such as the be a tough nut to crack at any friend. Miss Delphlnc Bertrand, sulting in a more* serious convic­ Glastonbury, Mrs. Melvin Holober which tee Senate several weeks school before going into active A. R. St. Pierre. Clarence Allen, ago substituted what he termed an Objects to Ashes Dateline; WTHT — Memory Trio; WDRC—Nev/s; WtHT marker. The scores: mink and weasel, provide very lit­ time and it locks as though the who told police that three men tion. of Manchester and Mrs. Francis Lieutenant Ernest W. Steinberg, service. Stodolskl of Rockville and a Arthur Croteau, Howard Root. “unworkable” leave - it - to - tee Lane. News. Flghttng Irish tle fat, but from other*—a alnglc Manchester team will have to entered the place, attacked her Telage, pleading guilty, was or­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stein­ 7:30 W nC— Bob Bums; WDRC 12:30—w n c — Thomas Peluso’a turn on the gas right from the companion and then tied her to a dered by Judge J. Joseph Smith to Ensign Smith Is a native of brother Frank Scudierl of Manches­ Clarence Dube, M. Bosko and Xtates measure. B. fat skunk, for example— a trapper David D. Stein. Several of these Retains Bl-Partisan Commission berg, of 70 Benton street, who was Buried Under Tree —Friday Night Musical Shpw: orthestra; News. start. chair and escaped with *20. pay *100 fine. Manchester and a graduate of ter: two brothers and four sisters Kerns, I f ...... 2 can obtain as much fat ss many men worked together as teams to The new bill retains a bi-parti­ recently home on leave, has been McOirry, rf ...... 5 10 housewives collect In a week. Dr. Locals Need This One James E. Gallup, 26, Norwich, Harvard In the class of 1933. His In Italy. . , . Held Withont Bail make winning suggestions, and san Federal ballot commission promoted to the rank of captain Bethel. Jan. 14---(A>)—Cass Free­ Falon, r f ...... 2 English points out. In Pennsyl­ There Isn’t any doubt but what Miss Bertrand was held with­ who like Telage, was employed by wife Is the former Miss Janet The funeral will be held from and Is stationed at Fort McClellan. Simon and they have two children. seven of them now are serving with its functions limited to re­ born, one-time New York pianist Berry, c ...... 3 vania alone, he reminds, mo*e th* local school needs a victory out ball in the New London county tee Electric Boat company, plead­ the William P. Qulsh funeral home ceiving ballots and reporting them Ala. I ed guilty to purchasing 100 cou­ Miss Sarah E. Bulla who has Monday morning at 8:30 and from with the armed forces. and musical show director, retired, All Ready to Introduce Bemerd, rg ...... 0 Racing Moves Up than 200,000 skunks and 630,000 tonight and It might just as weu jail on a coroner’s warrant. The Bath Irort Works, Bath, Me to the states. doesn’t want ashes, of the late Art other animals are trapped each be Bristol as sny other team. Capt. Leo Carroll of the stale pons from Telage and reselling been office manager of the Smith St.'James’s church at 9 o’clock. David Werbner, of 29 Stephen Martin, Ig ...... 1 saw 10 of its plant award winners It would also eliminate the re­ Young, famous satirical cartoonist, Clarke used five iron- men against police said that Leonard! was teem. He was fined *100 and agency for a number of years will The body will be placed In the re­ street, has received a letter from year. Have charge of the business. Rob­ go on to national honors. 'They quirement of registration and poll burled on tee three and a half acre Fourth War Loan Drive ' 13 28 Windham and he might do the taken into custody when he met given a suspended 30-day Jail ceiving vault at St. James’s ceme­ taxes for members of tee armed his son. Aviation Cadet Alfred P. One of the first rules of proper ert J. Smith, who founded the were Frank Freeman. Carf D esta 1 Young used to own here and Buckeneers In Sports World seme thing this evening. Mono- . ^rs. Streeto on tee High street term. tery. Friends may call at the forces, tee Merchant Marine and W'erbner. from the air force train­ fur treatment Is to clean all pos­ Having staged lucceosful come­ Also Gave Assistance business just 30 years ago. and funeral home after six o’clock to­ Robinson, Chester A. Roberts, ing ‘ field, Victorville, Calif. He Freeborn now occupies. B. sible fat from the pelt. . back In football, Bronko Nagur- ban has three of his team side­ nridge in East Haven. for personnel of tee Red Cross, the Freeborn disclosed today that New York, Jan. 14,—OP)—G et-. participation until tee final day' . The meeting took place, Carroll Salvatore Bonelll, 22. Thomp- who is State Welfare Commis­ morrow evening until the hour of Omer A. Llvernois. Arthur Bour- praises the school as being thor­ ting ready to Introduce the of the drive. With NBC’s set f'lr i “ 'Vcountrics as England, Australia, This reduces the fat problem to ski returns to wrestling following lined with tee flu and will not be get, Fr.mk M. Courson, Jr.. Her­ Sofiety of Friends and USO or­ he was surprised to have read in (This is another In a seriea said, after Leonard! had repeated­ sonvllle, discharged from the Ma­ sioner. will have general super­ the funeral. ganizations serving outside the oughly efllclenL h mirth War Loan drive which February 8 Gustafson, rf written expressly for The As­ j Ru.ssia, Japan and Germany. one of collection. absence of two years. When he at full strength here for this con­ ly telephoned the Streeto resi­ rine Corps for medical reasons in vision. Thus the clients of the bert Wltham. Ernest Colby. Ben­ a New York newspaper teat Lewis, c . . . . I The breeders’ sales of 1942 were wa.s championship claimaai, the test. jamin B. Burbank and Frank United States. friends of Young hoped to bury starts tee next day, the four n et-,, ------sociated Press by sports lead­ dence. 1942 was fined *100 for Illegally Smith Agency will be fully, pro­ works have cleared their ached- Programs tonight: Dickson, c . . . ers In which prospects for I tee most discouraging in m ^ y big bad Chicago Bear slammed Fancy Steppers Also under consideration is a them beneath an apple tree In sup­ First Downt Freezing the The Manchester team Is blessed . selling gasoline coupons. But the tected. Moens. ules In the hour at 9 Monday! NBC 8, Lucille Manners con Pendleton, rg 1944 are discussed) years although In England In Dc- ’em clear through tee platform Funerals counter proposal of Senators posed deference to Young’s wishes. Cruickishank, lege football rules until the with a strong second team that court suspended a 90-day sentence night for, the simultaneous presen-1 cert: 8:30. All-Time Hits; 9:8u, >g I comber, 1942, the Broodmare is won Is ridiculous. ■mack into basement—like this. Lodge (R., Mass.) and Austin (R., Did You Know "No one consulted me about this steps fast every second of the on Information teat he, too, had Vt.) under which Federal voting tatlon of a 8{)ecia! program titled; People Are Funny; 10 'Amos and By Harry Parr Srd Poles Delay Mrs. .\ugusta Bowman i I> matter,” said Freeborn. “The sim­ Andy; 10:46, March of DTfiie.\ 10 21 ' c d lh a r lL ^ Eh J u s ^ r w h ? ^ y time. Thee* youngstere have assisted the government in ex­ Report Hartford Seiler Mishap would be applicable only to mem­ T h a t ^ "Let's All Back the AtUck. President, Thoroughbred Racing out, you would think they were tending tee scope of the investi­ The funeral of Mrs. Augusta ple fact of the matter is that 1 do Both New York and Hollywood John Nesbit. Referee Zanis and Wtrtella. Associations and Maryland I time were enduring more extreme also won every gam* thia year bers of the armed forces and the not want a cemetery in my back freezing a war commodity that Giving Reply gation. Bowman, of 86 Charter Oak Will be origination points. CBS—7:30, Friday on Broad­ Jm'key Club i )iard.ships than we in the United Pro O^vners and are out to stop the Bristol Merchant Marines who are over­ A N . S. heavy bomber has yard. Tm too superstltutious.” might affect the entire nation if it Donald Boardman, 28, Hartford, Girl as Missiii^ street widow of John Bowman, Hits Gas Supply seas, with servicemen in the state The program Will have Secr«>- way; 8, Kate Smite show; 9:3U. Rangers I States, still placed a high value on Jswees at the Rec tonight Its was held this afternoon at two about 60,000 different parts. Young died in New York on Stage Door Canteen; 11:15, Talk. Jan. 14—(T) —T h e, their thoroughbred blood lines, were changed In any way. What a quit* a combination that takes (Ceatlnoed from Page One) was fined *100 and given a sus­ voting in the normal manner. tary Henry Morgenthau. Jr., and Baltimore, simple thing X would be to pended 30-day sentence alter o’clock at the Holloran Funeral ’There would be no Federal ballot Dec. 29. Old friends recall he was ' Conrad Niige! as oo-narrators and Dr. H. J. Van Mook. Wlrtelta. rf , which tea entire! It wa.s not surprising, therefore. Stall Plans tee floor for tee school at thS Derbv. Jan. 14—by Ruffin . 0 0 0 ing, even on a reduced scale, are end Alaab showed at/Plnilico’s fall Annually Professor Little, meet­ general public will he admitted, if SUitly Manpower producing states. Graaso, rf ...... niecting that he i^ very near top Formal Action; Boston underground movement in Poland year and a\day in prison and was ing and is believed to have eloped New Haven railroad locomotive of President Roosevelt’s renewed TucEday night ot the premiere on vs. Tippy Larkin. I Ped'izzini, If ...... 0 1 1 trom fa'jtors in the prediction ing with Its members in the there I* room. Just before the var^ placed on probation for two years. with a young man. with whom had been brought to the scene to request for at least $10,500,000,- Emergenc} MBS Of the new Bob Ripley se­ 0 12 ;hat 1944 will be another highly .'orm, which should bolster the capacity of an advisory coach, has .sity teams take the floor for their which they direct After hearing j Warnock, c ...... 6 lit Admitted. Use at Navv Yal-d furnish steam in the emergency. For the 150 aircraft types of ries which replaces Grade Fields. What to expect Saturday: u''’ csffiil year. handicap divi.sion; The meetings 01 warned the Rules (Ximnilttee that prellminery practice. Restric­ ■den’s views on the whole com- The assistant U. S. Attorney, she has been keeping company for 000. the Army Air Forces, 500,000 dlt- Noble, rg ...... 2 0 -4 the past two months, according to Yesterday, the concern shut ETnance Committee Chaimian Also CBS 18 delaying toi one week 1 p m.. New aeries, The. popularity and growth of I’ukka Gin, Plktter. Royal Prince th* colleges must not permit their tions keen the attendance down p l« problem the Polish govern­ Milton Nahum, ^ d Codianne was ferent items are required. rinklii, rg ...... 2 0 4 By Charlee Chamberlain ment decided to defer any public prepared to testlO( for the gov­ Mrs. Cherette. down one if Its two boilers to in­ George (D., Ga.) said the only Its Radio Theater production rl 1 lore’s to Youth. Uoicn Hayes; j Flavcll, ig ...... 1 0 2 ra- Inr In all of its branches ha.i :i.nd soveinl Other throo-ycar-old*' game to become stagnated. He to 550 which for the most part statement until later." ernment against Eiigene E. Ono- Boston. Jan. H iTT) —A joint stall an automatic stoker mean­ practical course Is to finish the "Casablanca" with Hedy Lamatt 'J;30, GranliamI Rice, sports; 5. cstablls'icd it as an inipoi.tanl who have ppwen their rl.iss over a warned them of the const.ant Chicago,- Jan. 14— (J’)— After are students. The first game will while shifting the production bur­ U. S. P-47 Thunderbolt fighter and her husband. John Loder. ^ '. our America, Gov. Schocppel, 'I’sincss and to come states it Is llstancc onground will add great •Disagreements Suggested frlo. New Haven, chbfged with civilian and Navy manpower sur­ pending measure, and then,, if the {.lanes can maneuver at 400 miles CaUs ToUls ...... 9 1 19 threat oi professional football, but scanning the player situation lor ■tart promptly at 6:30. Disagreements among tee Poles den to the other which apparently President vetoes it, the way would Add«(l to the achedule ot alF Kansas. Referee, Jackson. i vital source of income. It la In- interest ;to the three-year old he hasn’t made much headway participating in the theft.^ Former Reporter vey committee today began an was unable to carry the entire an hour. 1944 and finding an acute short­ were suggested by three publica- -X be cleared foe the Introduction of day bond bro.adcasts In which tec CBS—2. Of Men and Books; 3. wU'cctlng to note, however, that iO IflB.slea Asa S. Bushnell, executive direc­ Inspection of eivilian employes and load. notworka are to join on different « ountry Journal; 4:30, The Colo­ "cr cent of all pari-mutuel play in Th^appearanccs of these out- age, the National Football league ttons. new legislation. There ore about 7,000,000 men Phiintoms tor of the Central Office for East- Naval personnel at the Boston Gas being u.sed lotlay by all eon- Most members of the Finance POLICE days, i* February 1 foi CBS. It nel; 6:13, People's Plulforni, .he country was in New York and stan^ngs performers on the big was hesitant today to follow The Ddlly Worker said President Wins Air Meilal under age 38 in the U. S. who are ‘n Intercollegiate Athletics, and Holy Cross Wladyslaw Raczklewicz had Curbs bn RenlaK, Navy Yanl to determine how ef­ sumers was brought from two committee declared it would be im­ will have the coo|>eratlon ot Kate ■ \\ hat Should Replace New ■ 3 per cent of the total was bet in days will be of great aid In through with expansion plan* un­ fectively available manpower is storage holders in Shelton and fathers of young children. Shea, If ...... practically all coaches ’ feel jiut thioatened to resign if a “mod­ possible to approach the Presi­ Smith making bond pleas in every Deal 7” Bailey, rf . . . . live states. nmnioting tec track’s contribution til after the war. being utilized. Ansonia but it was not known how 4 3 4 3 BLU—11 a. m., On Stage, Vari­ Racing has been legalized in o war relief, as almost without zbout as Professor Little docs re­ erate" line was taken to tee Sor Or Sale Lifted London, Jan. 14. ani C. (Budi Hutton, former trying for it. last fall.- Mary Pickford, Mrs. Roosevelt; 19 were conducting racing at f rhoctlngs are run for war relief brief case# after winding up their to complete its work in ten days the U. S. are women. .McKinney, C • ■ ed, "the Polish-Soviet conflict in Hartford. Jan. 14— UP) —With NeWN^oik I’ost and New York "It’s foolishness to say we’ve FIRE .-■ MBS. the first network to S'* ■J, Metropolitan Opera, "Masked Coughlin, rg ,. outbreak of the war. Tlius it roSu agencies. Since the start of the If college football ever reached two-day midwinter meeting yes- fact has become a part of tec in­ the acute housing shortage over, or two weeks, and is one of a num­ reached the limit on taxes." Green out all-day next Tue.sday, the Ball;’’ 6:45, Leon Henderson. ily can be seen that racing fop/the war, the racing industry has con­ a point of stagnation It Is right Crusaders Face Tough WorloXTelegriim writer, has been ber of such committees conduct­ Salvageil Fiit.s Palm nuts are a main source DIBattisto, rg terdav. Their next stop will be tricate internal struggle between the National Housing agency has awardecMhe Army air medal and asserted. opening day of the campaign, is MBS—12 noon, Bohby Hookey: relaxation offered the publfc as tributed over $8,500,00<) to the now In Philadelphia for their Spring Yale Five Saturday the Polish military clique and the lifted all restrictions on rental or ing similar surveys simultaneous­ George stood on his frequently of food for the natives of equa­ NORTH arranging a dozen ni so special 3:15 p. m.. Launching Vlclo.y well as for the malntenanci^of the various war relief organizations Toe Up: Oundcr Hsgg gave honored ny the Association of ly in all continental Naval dis­ Totals . 21 43 se.ssion April 19. At teat time civil government." sale of new privately built and fi­ American (jorrespondents in Lon­ Plan Yiolalccl voiced opinion teat the bottom of torial Africa- programs In addition to concen­ Ship Carole Lombard; 4:16, Two Rovers industry Is well exemplifiM by its and will keep up that pace this young Bijl Hulse a highly intelli­ they plan to take some kind of Evening. A new rump government, tee nanced war housing in the Hart­ tricts. the tax barrel is In sight unless 5432 tration in regularly scheduled horse races, 5:30, American Uagic continuance In such/war-torn ’.car. gent and ' useful tip In running don for mukihg five bombing trips Captain Magruder added that action on the bid for membership “Polish Progressive Club,” has ford area. John Mj Dobbs. Boston, over Europe ak a volunteer gun­ new revenue sources are found. The average airframe weight shows. The BLU will delay lU club. technique, put his finger on a glar­ regional NHA official, announced the investigating committee al­ Hartford, Jan. 14. (/P)—W’hole- of airplanes produced now is twice f-Tassett, rf . . . / by BiiiTalo. N. Y.i draw up a game New Haven, Conn., Jan. 14— been set up in London, The Daily ner-reporter. \ SHle Violations of the program by , Reflecting the average citizen’s SOUTH ing American fault. Sketch said. The paper added teat ready had completed a survey of (■^jrran. If ----- schedule for the 1944 season and -Yale winter siiorU teams wlll b* today. Hutton qualified^ a gunner and which housewive.s are allotted ex­ bafflement over the complicated as great as a year ago. ^ Symington, c Ounder the Wonder pointed out hold the yearly draft of collegs tee club was claiming to represent Effective as of last Wednesday, the Navy Yard at Portsmoutti, N. Income tax returns for 1943, ■■ ' - • • gunning for a clean sweep for the flew on the mlssions\as a regular H., and expected to forward its tra ration points for .salvaged fats 4321 Blast Officials Rrown, c . . . . to the tall chemical engineer teat players. Polish democratic circles in Brit­ private builders can rent or sell to fighting man so he could give the House Republicans yesterday de­ The Ethiopians hav? been Chris­ Nelson After second successive Saturday tomor­ ain and accusing the London gov­ families who heretofore were de­ report to Washington within a was revealed today by the State Turkington, Ig Spo/'ts Roundup most American runners toe out an Each team will draft 30 cam­ soldier-readers of the Army news­ manded simplification of the re­ tians for about fifteen centuries. OPA. Duffy, rg ----- inch, thus lose two Inches with pus gridders. Lost year’s raffle row when the basketball and ernment of losing the advantage nied certification by the local war paper Stars and Stripes a first­ week. turns “so as to enable persons of lu Hockey League of Russian cooperation. housing center as being on the so- He. said he was unable to divulge The OPA says that restaurants every stride. That adds up with a of 300 graduates netted only 23 hockey teams will be at Home, hand picture of the feats of Ameri­ have been turning salvaged fats in ordinary intelligence" to fill them Milkweed juice has long been AMBULANCE Frisco Meet S 27 Fullerton, Jr 4 eran eastern basketball official, A spokesman for the Polish re­ called essential llsL Mr. Dobbs cither the findings or the recom­ used by Mexicans to tenderize Totals 12 By H runner taking ' between 660 and recruits, many of whom entered while the swimming and wrestliOg can airmen. . . to meat dealers and receiving ra­ out; Score at' halftime, 14-12, Phan­ __(/P{—B o x -' uiade a' big hit In his mldwestern 880 strides In a mile. Those who gime said that tee scheduled visit said, however, teat while the NHA mendations in that report, adding To I-aiinch New Subsidy Plan tough Steaks. ^ . New Yor! military service bc(ore the season arrays will take to the road of Premier Mikolajezyk to the recognizes bv tee. actifen the pass­ simply that “we got what we went tion points for them. This is (BURKE) By The Associated Press toms. Referees Zamenek, Jack- debut at. Milwaukee the other toe out lose about 100 feet. In the main attraction of a violation of the regulation m ques­ , The administration plans to Ing’s a fui^y business.. .six years nlcht....bn a recent visit to San closed. United States might be delayed. ing of an acute housing situation there to find out.” Chaplains are not provided on Noted Pro Fire* Course The Buffalo Bisons, winner of son. Toe the line, men. Boston, definitely established as twin-bill at 7 p. m. 8, at th# Whit­ tion, the OPA said. launch k new subsidy program to­ ago a kill hitch-hiked from Long Francisco, 66-year-old Jack John­ The delicate nature o f tee situ­ in this asea, it is urging builders U. S. war ships smaller than 6868 the league’s llth member for ney gymnasium the varsity American Envoy The violation was uncovered by day, dSsplte expected protests With Sub Par Golf; four straight in the last six daysj Island City to New Jersey trying son remarked: “Th* two moet In­ ation was indicated by the fact to continue to give pteference to 1941, Will .select last in the draft hoopsters of Ckiach Robert A. Connecticut fat rendcrers, who re­ from Congress. heavy cruisers. rest today along with all the other telligent heavies In the ring were teat an Associated Press dispatch In-mlgrant war workers, all mili­ Naval Aviator Missing Economic stabilization Director (DOUGAN) to 8*yhls first professional fight under league regulations, but (Red) Rolfe who have won seven Dies at IJis Post ported to the OPA that fata turned Tourney Starts Today. clubs of the American Hockey me and Gene Tunnay and bote of speculating on the reasons for tee tary personnel up to tee rank of Some 89 per cent of tee 3^ bil­ McCann’s W in e finally found a spot In a there is iwft'gssibility that club of their last eight sUrts, will meet New York. Jan. 14. -(^V-Lleut. in to teem on which ration points Fred M. Vinson revealed to two League but the rumpus over offi­ us were sons of stevedores.’’ ___ delay in a Polish announcement captain In the Army and lieuten­ legislators last night teat he has lion bushels of com raised In a ^ 5630 owners wilWfcake a conces.slon of the Holy ("i-oss five. In •'ir prelim­ w as held up by censorship for two ant In the Navy and local war (J.G.) Peter Tracy Chester, 23, had been paid out had obviously San Francisco, J*n. 14.—(^5— ciating continues. fou/-round*r at Paaeq|c and did so Wonder what that niakes Jimmy inary game The AAhTTC Hoer sigpied a directive establishing A normal year is fed to livestock. It’s b^en a stormy season for some klnIndianapolis Caps, who Local Quintet Defeats While Ted Meredith, Jr., son of Vew Jersey Boxer Faces Burdett, bom at Nhshvllle, Chester of New York and Darien, (QU1SH) course with an expected 125 ot kid, Bobby Ruffin, fight* Tippy from Sprlngllclil, Mass. He now the npttir bctv/cen G em :" Coivior. Iceive them from-any pteer source. said they were told tee War Food Gulf of Mexico shore. screams, ^ o u t the situation teat Larkin in tee main bout at Madi­ the old Olympic runner. Is serving Tenn., Feb. 3. 1884, had been In Conn., today. administration would announce tee the country's leadlag professto.n- Hill BiUies Easily by Ruffin Tonight ut Is in the. Marines., The name of Ihe Bulky Crusader captain who P<*fU‘strinii Hurt: War Veterans finds four of hla penalty men well son Square Garden (give the war as an ensign on a P-T boat In the Bertelli undoubtedly would be onr the diplomatic and consular serv­ program today, and agency olB- Butter burled seven years was 4340 ale and Pacific Coast amateurs South Pacific, Ted, Sr., is helping won rccogn'tlon last fall w tile on the way to being penalty box Score o f 68-32.- an assist for their being there). . . New York Garden. Of magic as a crowd-magnate at playing tackle on tho football ice since 1919. He had been ill clals 'confirmed this expectation. considered a rare treat by tht teeing off under threatening sHies: champs of tee loop. to provide ammunition by invesU- ('ars Damaged for some time and took up his Reluctant to arouse congreaslon- Larkin’s manager is Angelo Pucci Boston. team: and big Paul Walker, the Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 14.—(/P) early Scotch and Irish. The San Francisco Junior Miller claim* teat th* offletala gating income tax delinquents.. The league probably wijl vote dutle.H here only two months ago. el antl-subatldy circles, Vinson and McCann’s Service Station bas­ and George Kobb is the announcer New York, Jan. 14—(A)—The Yale center, who also reeer/ed —James B. Conant, president of Chamber of Commerce is spoi- insist on calling penatti** tn the ___ the main bout on the card Gotfti news for track fans'; With on whether to grant Buffalo a The body was to be returned to WFA Director Marvin Jones had The Rubber Reserve Company, HOSPITAL ketball team handed the Btole and Garden Jinx” haunts Tippy Lar­ much acclsirii for his #'ork on the Han’ard university, believes that PVt soring. the 72 holes of medal play early minutes just to let the play­ where Ruffin made hla pro debut tee' closing of the Del Montle, franchise so It can operate this 'Bridgeport. Jan. 14.— — A Macon, Ga., for burial. resisted pressure of Florida cltnM smee June, 1942, has bought more which will end Monday . kin tonight as the crafty (iarfiold, gridiron. Both men sr* .eading the United States ' will enter the AmMUR ers know they can’t get away with Gamble quintet of Rockville a bad was between Freddie (Red) (Coch­ (Talif., pre-flight school, Ena. (?or- fall, thus preserving a balaricod their rlubs In the scoring column. pedfst>-ian wa.s seriously injured The 59-year-old foreign service «MH.E COVCRSW A Interests for more than a than 1,000,000 short tons of scrap. N. J., lightweight steps Into tho post-war world with a "totally in­ Favored by practice round gai- anything. , , lacing at tee Maple street Gym in rane and Johnny Rohrt*. . . . To­ nellus Warmerdam has been trans­ circuit of 12 teams. An unan .The hockey icam. victorious in and three autos were damaged adequate supply of college: and officer was named minister here oMWALMTicaouTHiwanc____ before approving, the order. The 5131 Johnny Mitchell, coach of Provi­ ferred to Monmouth, III., s lot big New York Arena for his 10- citrus representatives wanted leric'a were Byron Nelson of Tole­ Rockville lost night, 68-32. A large night welterweight champion motis vote i.s needed for accept tW single .’ .’ t of th.r se-rson in early today in an accident at Bos­ university graduates li. the age last June 24 and sailed in Sep­ CAMMI0N...AU)He MANAOMMCCO Cuban law fixes the wages of do, 1930 National Open champion. dence, was ousted from the Reds’ closer to tee scenes o f tee Indoor •■ound bout with Bobby Ruifin, higher prices, rather than a s ^ Cochrane. Is on Navy duty in Cali­ lS6-poi.nd contender from Long ance, and thi.s may be difficult to which is druh-'i'd Ar-.iy. 6 to 1. ton and SiicreSs avenues. group from 21 to 25” unless some­ tember, became ill en route. He MACHme ooH posmoN.... wa*__ sugar-mill workers In ratio to the ' and Harold (Jug) McSpmleny bench during last night's gam* m crowd watched the Manchester meets... .While in England with The injured man, Stephen Vlt- mXINCO) RCKATCOUr AM) lAAITra sidy, but agreed to accept the lat­ team pour it on during the second forn ia... .Rohrig will be honored Island. It's 8 to 5 and take your obtain if the war scene Is not will meet the Williams college six, thing Is done to ediicate returning was forced to spend a month In a price of sugar. WATER DEPT. Philadelphia, who won t e e "Lot Buffalo where the Bisona eased the Army Air Force, Grant Salis­ ko, 60, of 319 East avenue, re- hospital m Australia and finally URTIl, 78 JAP* CAHe WTHM RAIiai ter plan when they were told half. with an Introduction from the ring pick with 14,000 expected to pay sufficiently changed, to, give rise snacked so'iin ly by f'srtmouth In veterans KIIXIIM AU. OP THOi....He mu Angeles Open last week-end. out a 5-3 decision. The argument bury, former Manhattan, Kas to a. Dotter outlook ' for player Its initial start la.st Saturday. yeived a possible skull fracture, In his annual report yesterday arrived here Nov. 25 although President Roosevelt’s "hold the The tubular teeth of a venomous was over a dispute goal by Rusty Johnny Hilinakl led tte attack ___ He recently returned from the *45,000 to see who is right. abrasions and lacerations of tee klWCOTic «TA*,' lliie” order prohibited any consum­ Nelson especially is on nlB for the Silk City five with 31 war zone, his ankle shattered dur­ (Thronicle Sports editor, jumped It’s been three, tiniez and out for material. Coach Bi'b Klphuth’s swNnrpIng he said teat “by financing tee still in 111 health. snake are prototypes of tee mod 3077 game. He fired practice rounds ot Valdriff In the second period, the face and a fractured right arm. er price boost points and McDowell lent a raady ing tee battle for Salerno. from second looey to Captain with­ Larkin in his Garden star bouts. Tabled along with Buffalo’s ap­ firm of Alan Fortl. Capt. Dick future education of a carefully se­ em hypodermic needle. (After 5 P. M.) 68 and two 69s on tee' par 72 lay­ Reds claiming Larry Thibeault out r*ceivi(ig s scratch In line 6f His condition at 11 a. nr. was hand during Beau Jack" have put the Angeles and Sah Frmnclso. Rep­ , Policeman' Charles Brauner Appeals (or Loan . 7868 Other favored pros were Craig 10 points. The Boore: of a severe eye injury, suffereu cnieher on the pride ol Jersey pool. nation can at once and tee same Advised to Omit more than two billion pounds of game in the third period to cate' Angelo Bertelli (M^.‘ Notre resentatives of the two West said Vitko was crossing Boston Wood, Mamaroneck, N. Yh Ni^ McCann’s 8. 8. when he got . In th* way of eech time that he baa started to Th** wrestling team ol Coach time wipe out tee educational def­ butter in 1948. brate his 35th birthday in appror Dame) told this on* on himself at Coast cities were handed back avenue when he was struck by a tionai Open champion John Bulla, B. r. squash bslh move Into tee heavy sugar. He’s Eddie O’Donnell, victorious over icit created by the war and give Female Pictures Of Typewriters MANCHESTER Chicago, Leonard Dodson, La Jol­ priat* fashion. tee Heisman Trophy lunch In hi* their *25.000, which must accom­ car driven by Vincent DeClclo, Georgia and California pro Hlllnski, I f ...... 15 1 been vciy succeaeful tn other clubs the (Tadets from West Point last renewed vitality to our fundamen­ la. Cjalif., Jimmy Hines, New honor....When Bertelli reached pany franchise requests. There Saturday, will be in B'jston to 34, of 277 Light street, Stratford. tal doctrine of equality of oppor­ duce about one-third of tee na­ McDowell,.It...... 8 0 where he holds wins. over, welter York, Olln Dutra, Loa Angeles, Marine b o o t. camp at Parris champ Red Cochrane, Cheater is definite Interest In Los Angeles grapple with the Tuft* college When DiClcio applied his brakes tunity for all.” Stonington, Jan. 14— (/P)—Un­ tion’s peach crop. WATER CO. Donahue, e ...... 2 0 Last Night V Eights and San Francisco for the post- in ail attempt to avoid hitting Vit­ Washington, Jan. 14—UP)—^The able to procure funds to pay tee and Sam Byrd, former New York IVIarine Officer Vlttner, rg ••«••••*« 2 .1 Island, S. C., tee drill instructor Rico and Freddy Archer, two-time squad. Army advises its editors against Yankee baseball star promptly called him out o f the waV expansion plan. ko, a car diriven by Herman Gill, monthly rental on three of its four Oranges art, more resistant to ‘ 8319 Daigle, I g ...... 4 0 conqueror of Beau Jack At 3:30 tomorrow afternoon th* depicting “tee female form in Prize wlnnera will be paid oft rank# and queetioned hitn about Although Doth are li the vet­ The *25.000 guarantee poetemmy Pop#, 181, New-York, Jack, tn hla last outing he was CliristoMe Pfsesnt Missing teat for tee military to enter the OP PVT.WUJAM*,U*MO.-'n« P*t*T deadly enemies. ■jf the U. S. Naval forces-N avy, New Haven. Jan. 14 — UP) — today. Authority, under the management AMERICAN M8JTARVMAN iORlEO M JAP company from which It rented the Farmington. Utah— UP) —The Marine Corps and Coast Guard- Koelsch, c •••••••••, 3 X we shove off for chow.”' outpointed JamM Polk, 1*7, Camp beaten by N. B. A. Kmg Sammy competition would be like carry­ typewriters carried out Its notice GAS CO. Xaktel, Ig S 0 Angott Tonight’s scrap probably Americar Legion Post No. 47. of Chicago—UP)—It wsa Christmas of Harold Symington, has an open^ AME8E80S— PVT.IWLUAM* SERVED SRI* A t tee* beginning of 1943, the state highway patrol oar was announced today by the Navy de- KUmer, (8). ing coals to Newcastle. OOMMOOOREPEMtVAMOOCOIN M64. of 1 “pay-up or else." ActuaUy, a marked plainly on'each aide with Christy, I f 0 0 will be his as*, for the duration as New Haven. aft»r a discussion last in January for Sergt Frank ing for a head maintenance man "This (tee female form in Army air transport command of the U. S. par* ment One-MInnto Sperta Pag* Fall River, Mass.—Pat Demers, night in which it was asserted Mother to Get D»*gree to be employed on tee two local spokesman for the Ration office 5075 u big blue seal showing it*, iden' Publication o f thia latest oae- Mateka, ig •■.•••••■ 5 0 10 136, Brockton, Mass., knocked out he la slated to report to tee Army, Roche, veteran of 50 bombing newspapers) is not a military sub­ said the glrm had given them a Army Air Forces operated over When the Southern Aaeociatlon Jan. 26. that many veteran* write wound* raids from North Africa who ar­ projects, Orford Village and Sil­ 90,000 miles of air routea tii.s. 'bUk teat didn’t atop-thieves. uslty list brings to 34,629 tee to­ A1 Gauthier, 136,. Springfield, Nurwicii, Jan. 14— tiPiUP) Mw. ject although tt is frequenUy a monte’s grace period. Patrolman Ted London lamented. Totals ...... 18 3 baseball club owners get thehr pro Ring-wise veterans whisper that or illness not serious enough to rived home for th* first Urns-since ver Lane Homes. The position subject of the military,” tee guide ELECTRIC CO. tal number of dead, wounded, football league started after th* Mass., (6 ); Tony BrandlnB, 149, Larkin can’t take a good punch to require hoepltal treatment had to Cipa R. Taylor, 39, widoWed moth- pays *2.400 annually. The Ration board’s typewriter f h< > broke a window of the park missltig and prisonere of wai an- Score at half-time, 37-14 he entered the Army 19 months says in tee booklet which is other­ Chinese Major S. T. Wang made war, they’re thinking of playing Hamilton, Ont., stopped Bab# Nii- the'jaw but they alao agree teat bear their own medical expenses «r of three who interrupted her ’Die Authority also has an open­ fund ran out In December, and all d initchiiie and stole a ahotgun, iiuuncco by Uii- Nuvy department (;ann'a 8. S. Referee. Phetps. ego. The Christmas tree lights wise devoted 'uj a heavy discussion the first air raid in history on Wednesday night games as well as gjent, 148, Boston, (8). Ruffin isn't th* fellow who packs for three to six months while their ct^lege carqer 18 y^hrs agt to ing for a cashier-bookkeeper, pre­ attempts since then to get an ap­ 5181 oi'.ic shotgun shells and pistol aliico Dec 7, 1941. shone thremgh th* front ivlndows of morale, orientation and inter/- propriation have been in vain,' it Japan in the bombing of Formosa Pittsburgh—Eugene (Jack) Sim­ Sunday afternoons....After sev­ PhUadelphla—Dusty WUkerson, that kind of a chiller. 'Hppy al­ claims were being adjudicated, many, wtU receive a bachelor of ferably a young woman. This posi:- bullets. The New Bngliuidera one next adopted e resolution calling for at bis b o m ^ b u t bis ChffataMS national relations. was reported. six years ago. mon*. 180, UidluitpolU, knocked eral false starts, <3i*lky Wright 176 1-3, PhUadelphla. outpolntod ways haa bad a way with tee presents were not tker* They wera arte deqpee Feb. 15 at Connecticut ttw pays *1.620 a year. CALLIO'ONE 0E.THE * * * £ W ol kin include from Connecticut government appointment and eoUece oaner 18 years ago to # Public spirited Stonington resi­ tiintature Communion paper Kowatrhyk, John N. Second out Tommy Mollis, 158, Balti­ Anally reached Panama tftla week Billy Grant, 189 1-3, Orange, N. J. clever boxers and there are many sent to hla abroad last Oeletoto Applications for the positions WOMEN OOLPER* OP Aa. T*jE‘ RT Butter first was made in com Evening Herald (8 ); Blit Arnold. 148 1-3, PtoUadel who think he will be able to brush maintenance of “a bureau or staff lor’s hnaband, Reuben, a Hartford In the past eight months. aporrs wRtTER*.is nowaseoono dents' have been promised that It cups are now standard equipment Lieutenant U. 8. Marine Corps re­ more, (2 ); At Patterson, 205, and bad hi* first bout, against and haven't oaugkt wlIll kto* should be made in writing with :Tierdal quantities in tee United phla, knocked out Lennox Dlnglei peat tee Long Islander. Larkin is of phyaicianq[k to handle such -attorney, died In 1939 and she, proper credentials and references 18BJ)00 workers on the west corat UEUTENANT IN TNE MARINE they have a spare typewriter and available to all service chaplains serve. Wounded. Mother, Mrs. Pittsburgh, stopped Ed Horton, Baby A1 Brown, postponed until let tee. board borrow IL It will be. States In 1856 in Orange county, 5121 rated tee heavier ouneber. ■wred to Norwich, tee family to Harold Symington. 80 Waddell have bees- transferred from no*i- WOMEN'* RESERVE. M the fleld. ,Marv Butiuahha. Greenwich. 187. Baiumor*. ( 1 ). I Jan. 3 3 ....Matty Begovtcli, vet- ^ 147. Philadelijhia. (1). given the loving care of a baby. New^ Yopk. road, Manchester. essentlal to more critical war jobs. T ,1. .V,

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Men preferred. al good—and make him Perhaps many things will be de­ from the gas and electric com­ the judge of probate. WANTED—RIDE FROM Adams clerical work In store. Steady Of Mystic Review Ptsnisb, editor of Rural Adult Ed­ Contributing Member of the live” : .see our fiugahip. Have a look l o s t —FROM MOVING truck used cars. Highest prices paid. YOUR CURTAINS carefully laun­ overhead, get our special low Telephone 2-1675. nied to you, thlng.s you'd just pany., I understand you have at the kitchen. Its so large the Old Lady—Well, that’s It, I ex­ street to Pratt ft Whitney Air­ dered. Price reasonable. 91 Main work. Good salary to start. Ex­ ucation nnd former Denn of Kln- H.R.S.F. Somebody said,- ” I’m going to red oprlng coat dhd white flower- Manchester Motor Sales. 512 cellent opportunity. Write Box G, prices on high grade window give the world to do; something in the house that won't cook has to go through the Irish pect. You see, my husband died craft. East Hartford, 7 a. m. to street or telephone 2-1077. FOR RENT— FURNISHED double klkinlck CoHego, learns that the He’ll get all our .. publications give” ; •d evening gown between Bissell West Center. Herald. ahadea and Venetian Ollnds com­ Somebody fought a valiant fight; If so. take your defeats like a work. stew in a submarine to see if the detested, and left several little atreet and East Hartford. Csll 3:30 shift. Write Post Office Box pletely InetsOled. Samples furnish­ room for one or two girls. Tele­ Mystic Review, No. 2, Women's present oxeeuttvee of the Heskett free, with the privilege of attend­ 107, Buckland or call at 144 Somebody lived to shield the man, and keep on doing the best Housewife Yes, he's upstairs, potatoes are cooked. Infidels, and I want to be their WOMAN WANTED for easenUal ed. Capitol Window Shade Co., phone 3375. Benefit Association, Vlll install Its Ruml Sehool Foundation are not ing our Conferences and hearing 2-1494. Adams atreet upstairs. Moving—Tmckinf— eoahlng In saMelently on the the_____ biggest______men of the nation ex- right; you can.— Raymond Carr. still asleep. executioner. Wanted Autoo— laundry work. Good pay, good 241 North Main street. Phone 1944 officers,«ln Odd Fellows hall, Was that ’'somebody" you? World Security.... Human ex- 3L0 8 T-—UCE3NSE piai6 oi ana 12 Storage 20 hours, "steady work. New System 8819. Open evenings Fonndotion funds, bo seen Infinite! plain the solution of all rural Motorcycles FOR RENT--VERY LARGE front Tuesday evening, January 18, at posaiblHtlea. He Is offered and problems. And you, dear Defender A man went to see his doctor Talk will not win the war. I>erience has taught us that man Friend—I envy that fat woman brocket assembly. Phone 6119. Laundry, Harrison streeL' room, private entrance. Call 6759. Automobile* For Sale 4 3 ROOMS OF Modem furniture a joint Installation with the East accepts the poH itiorof Managing of Education, will be doing the Victory. . .. about a pain in his back which cannot liveUnto him.self alon e... when she laughs. Reward. PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL wants THE AUSTIN CHAMBERS OO- had been troubling him since WANTED—WOMEN and girls to complete In every detail, Includ­ "llartford and WilUmantic reviews. Secretary. ! greatest good to the country by The men on the battle lines and Customer want a can of con- Thl.s being true, all men must pre­ Man—Why? CASH FOB YOUR CAR- Any 35 1940-1941 or 1942 Oldsmobile Hy- local and long distance moving. morning. The doctor gave him pare themselves to live with operate power sewing machines, ing a combination stove. Reason­ State Field Director Mrs. Grace telephoning to that Unknown the men on the home front secrated iye. Friend—Tliere seems to be so I/ 3 ST—GERMAN Shepherd ^ lire to *1 High prices paid. Drive dramatic. Call Rockville 630-12. Return load sysUm. furniture, Apartments, Flats, Best of Hartford will be the In­ Friend of Ours and giving him our form a combination which no the once-over, and in a few sec­ Druggist You concen- othet-s___ So far, the majority of much of her baving a good time. over now to 80 Oakland street steady work, good pay. Apply able. Albert's Furniture Co., 48 xvn. puppy. Finder please call 4879. storage. Dial 6260. AUyn street, Hartford. Tenements 63 stalling officer. address and greetings. one can defeat, providing each onds the pain vanished. The call­ trated lye? men have too, largely prepared Brunner's. Open evenings uiiUI 9. Tober Baseball Mfg. Co., Elm St. It nUist not be thought that Dr. er was overjoyed and said: The ceremony will be preceded' We can’t locate your friend— group carries its proper share Customer It does nutmeg any themselves to live independently, Criticism is something you can "Ask the chief if he can spare Saturdays 6. Phone 6191—4485. Business Servlcea Offered 13 HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or FOR RENT—2 ROOMS and bath, by a supper under the chairman­ Planish did nothing at all as You Can! While you’re reading of the load. But we cannot Man—That’a quick work. Doc­ dlllerence. though I mu.st have utilizing opportunity, privilege, avoid by saying nothing, doing AnnouncemenUi 2 Repainng 23 $20.00, newly painted and paper­ managing secretary of the Heskett me s bit of caviar, my good 1940 NASH AMBASSADOR sedan, WANTED—TYPISTS, full or part rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea­ ship of Mrs. Anne Smith of North this, why not lift the receiver and loaf our way to victory, either tor. Was it rheumatism? what I camphor. What docs it education, and intelligence to do nothing and being nothing. RANGE BURNERS cleaned and sonable. Call Keith Furniture. ed. 3 Walnut street. Apply Tailor Foundation. He took part In con­ "Doctor—No. Your suspenders manl” 1939 Plymouth sedan, 1938 time. Write Box X. Herald. Main street. Mrs. Smith’s assist­ coll his numbei and tell him— on the home front or the battle serviced. Call after 9 a. m. Tele­ NEW tXlNVHaiTTBLE TOPS. Cel­ Shop. ferences, almost weekly confer­ Right This Minute!—^we want to were t'wlsted. h a v e your BABY photograph­ Wtllya sedan, 1937 Dodge sedM, Tel. 4159. ants will be Mrs. Grace Howland, front. ed In your own nome. Phone for phone 2-0998. luloid replaced in curtains, all Mrs. Annie McLagan and Miss ences, promoted by colleges, send him. Free, the /our-color 1936 Dodge sedan, 1936 Chevrolet ONE LARGE WING chair, one libraries, municipal forums, state RED RYDER Pardon Me! appointment. Call 5996 before 2. AS I AM NOW LIVING In your kinds of leather work. Chas. L>ik Help Wanted—Male 36 Eva Fantom. The meal will be booklet, "Our Secret Shame.” sedan. We buy cars at the high club chair, overstuffed and spring Suburban tor Rent 66 educational associations, and he * • • George Dew Photographer. market price. Oole Motors. 4164. vicinity I am able to take on con­ Ing. 90 Cambridge street. Tele­ served in the banquet hall at 6:30, FUNNY BUSINESS u TTlF BE-CHun phone 4740. WANTED— RECErVING clerk to constniction, $20 each. One ex­ and It is hoped a large number of unflinchingly told these confer­ This letter was sent not only to DEl^VER CAN fiORE OND7 tracts for building, remodeling tension table and 4 chairs, $20. FOR RENT—IN SOUTH Coven­ ences that rural education was a RELIABLE WOMAN would care 1942 OLDSMOBILE Oub sedan, handle C|gpt. store warehouse. try, four room ’furnished apart­ the local members will plan to all members of the Foundation, 5HOV0 YOU GIVE, and odd Jobs, Including masonry. SEWING MACHINES, vacuums. 140 Oak street. Call between 4:30 fine idea. He sat on committees, SOME NATlVe . — ,E PiauRES for children evenings if called for. 1940 (Chevrolet coach, 1940 Buick No telephone at present. For con­ Steady work, good salary to ment with all convenience! garage attend. To assist .the commit­ but to all persons who had prom- -H -> '• Reasonable. Mrs. Olson, 40 Whit­ Irons, and all small electrical ap­ and 7. nnd if the sitting was not actual ioingly inquired about Its work, PiCnjREWRitiNS? sedan, 1937 Chevrolet coach, 1937 tact write A. R. Charon, Box 461, start. Excellent opportunity for space, partially heated. Also 4 tee In their plans for the supper and physical, at least he had his ney Road. Oldsmobile 6 sedan, 1936 Ply­ pliances repaired. Genuine parts, advancement In the merchandise it Is important that reservations and later sent to a general list. Dr. Manchester. expert workmanship. Parts ■ for room unfurnished apartment. J. name on the rosters of commit­ mouth sedan. 1934 Plymouth field. Also linoleum installer to Marhinery and Tools 52 S. Bissell, Cross street. So. Coven­ be made through any of the above Kitto thought it a rather shocking WANTED TO CARE for children all makes. A. B. C. Flxlt Co., 21 tees. scores of them. He benevo­ letter, and Mr. Frisby thought It t T ' - sedan. 1937 Plymouth sedan. FOR c a r p e n t e r w o r k , and handle linoleum installation. Ap­ try. Tel. WilUmantic 1746-Wl. committee before Monday noon. lently allowed student*'to use the in my own home during the day. Brunner's. Open evenings. Phone repairs, call 2-0987. Prices con­ Maple atreet. Tel. 2-1575. ply Montgomery Ward A Co., NEW MANURE spreaders, tractor funny. But. in the technical term, Inquire 34 Lewis Atreet Tele­ pedagogical library which Miss it "pulled.” 'W;ith the passion for 5191. sistent with good workmanship. NEED REPAIRS? We will loan 824-828 Main street, Manchester, disc harrows, milking machines, Colombia is the world’s princi­ Nimrock had collected, and he su­ phone 3375. used Caterpillar 22 in fine condi­ Wanted to Rent 68 pal sourc* foj emeralds and in the exactitude and flapping charts EXPERT RADIO service. Call H. you a car If you need repairs over MAN MANTED FOR established pervised the publication of three which is part of the New Scientific $25. General repairing on all tion. Fordson parts. Dublin Trac­ production of platinum is sur­ pamphlets prepared by university Meade. Telephone Manchester good paying retail route. Steady tor Company, WilUmantic. ONE OR TWO FURNISHED or passed only by Russia. Philanthropy, Dr. Planish calcu­ makes. Appointment only. Phone work now and post-war. Write instructors who ■ had concluded, lated that it coat ten centa to send 2-0898. . ______■ unfurnished rooms with kitchen­ after examining all the figures is­ 5191. Brunner’s. Open evenings. Box M, Herald. ette. Write Box P, care of Herald. out the letter. Including stationery, sued by the state governments, postage, mimeographing, filling in, FOR SALE WANTED TO TUNE, repair a,id Wearing Apparel— Fura 57 ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. M a n r h e s te r that teachers could be better paid tho booklet, overhead, and pur­ regulate your piano or player WA.4TED—MIDDLE AGED man and better heated. This wa.s call­ CaU 8444.______FOR SALE THREE MEN’S | chasing lists of persons known to piano. Tel. Manchester 2-0402. for factory work. Steady work, Houses tor Sale ed Research. r a n g e BURNERS cleaned and good pay. Apply Tober Baseball suits, size 3638, $10 for all suits. Evening Herald have been philanthropic — 'which -Sr S Mfg. Co., EIr. street, Manchea Also camel hair overcoat. Tele­ FOR . SALE — MANCHESTER H f was fond of these pamphlets, were rather coarsely known as serviced. Call 2-1309 between 10 REFRIGERATOR AND washing Classified Advertisement* because whenever his sccoimts ter. phone 5422. Green section, 4 rooms and bath, “sucker lists,” and which were Si'S? £ S , " u , 5 S I: m and 6 p. m. machine service and repairs. All Count 111 averuitr worda lo u und looked a little confused, he could e r -g a s connections. Good condition. F. H. Mortgage, .occo makes. Call 3535, Benson's, 713 2 unfinished up, den in basement, sold commercially, like fly-paper. Cloae Call EXPERIENCED CHAIN grocery EOR SALE—2 PIECE all wool Inlttalt. numh«r« and antiraviaiiona always put down "printing and As the professional saViors put it, BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES pancy SO days. STORM WINDOWS and doora In­ Main atrertt, next to the A. and P. fireplace, screens and storm win­ each rouni as a word and •Tompoiind managers wanted, for Manches­ ski suit. Also tan all wool sport dows. Insulated, good location. words at two words Minimum eost ' pi-omotion” os on item of expense. “If one per cent of the prospects stalled. roofing of all kinds, asbes­ VOE'RE O f 7(YSH\OViEO F liR N lTuflE REPAIRING, re- ter and vicinity, draft deferred coat, size 16. Telephone 2-1179. Price $6,700. J. S. Bissell, Cross IS pries of thrss Unas It was indeed chiefly a.s a lit­ on the sucker list kick through, IS 1 TEVL vou OK MV &OOWVESS.\ SEEM tos aids svalia, wood ahlngUng, TO KNUE YOta&OT MV ___ kEPE . MvSTEtl guttera repaired, general repair­ finisnlng, cabinet work. Also saws or over 45. Write to Post Office street. So. Coventry. Tel. Wllll- Lins rates osf day fot transisht i erary man that Dr. Planish mark­ the cost of the campaign is cov­ \ EviEP. W ALTON W. G R A N T edly improved upon Miss Nim- COiM'Y ENT SEE NMOtHEP WN'CVET ! ______1 CUSTOMERS YONTKOOT ing, workmanship guaranteed. filed. Wm. Wochna, 236 School Box 127, Manchester, stating age manUc 1746-Wl. ered.' 647 MAIN ST. HARTFORD* TEL. 1-76S4 Wanted—To Buy 58 Marsh 17* 1M 7 i-ock. ' He gave no larger financial To the gratification o f the Doc­ P,UT OitStV D\«bH fOioTSS (NVNslKyS Write Box W, Herald. street. Rhone 2-0961. and past experience. Cash Chargs VilOtiX OUT TKE\t9 EVENINGS; MANCHESTER *160 I Consecutiva LJaya ...I i otsi H cts grants for school-garden contests, tor's love for beautiful letters VLE ____ PIANO TUNING AND repairing, WANTED—ONE PAIR of boy's I t Consscutlvs Days ••I t otslil cts but he increased fourfold the 1.37 per cent of his prospects did shoe skates, size 4 or 5. Call | 1 Day ...... ctslll ^»s number of letters of advice sent player piano soeclalty. John Help Wanted— Budget Draws All orders for Irregular insertions "kick through,” and showed their Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street 8295. will De charged at the one time rats. out monthly to rural educators: devotion to education by taking Male or Female 37 adVice on wHether blackboards Tel. 4219. ______Special rate* foi long term e ry out Foundation memberships. Desirable WANTED TO BUY record player Padded 4 Charge •ay advertiaina given t non reuurat. I should be greenboards or blue- to be attached to radio. Call | Ada ordered cancelled before tha Even Mr. Frisby was impressed. PORTER WANTED). Apply Fed­ boards. advice on reading poetry, Dr. Plani.sh had been truly or­ 8977. 3rd or Sth day will be obarged only advice ^n the established code for Furnished Rooms Private Instructions 28 eral Bake Shop, 885 Main street. (Conttnued from Page One) for the actual nuinbei "tl ilroee the dained as a priest of Scientific ad appeared, charging 4i he rat# 1 school janitors. He sat dictating WAN'TED—A PLAT TOP office darned but not alowanee ot refunds Philanthropy. HOME AND INCOME oracles all day long, stopping only And as for the pamphlet Our ‘It’s cooler this way!” EXPERT TUTORING In conversa­ desk In good condition. Telephone of the loose way we have been can be mads on six time eds «iirpped to steal hia information from the Call 4386 tional and written Spanish, by an Dogs—Biros—Feta 41 5463. throwing money around.” after the fifth day. Secret Sliame which was sent out Just listed! Two-family home on Cambridge Street. No “till forbids**.: dtsDiAy i*«es not publications of Columbia Univer­ experienced teacher. Speaking Lump Sums Prsctice Hit to prospects—that was Bemardine CANARIES—GOOD singers. Also SEWING MAl?HINES, vacuums, sold. 1 sity, the Carnegie Foundation and Nimrock's old tract. Statistics on 5 rooms to each fiat. Steam heat — Fireplaces — fluent Spanish. Call 6759. Ths Herald will not be reetnnsibie the Association for Adult Educa- SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH conditioned females. 195 Henry any .:lectrlcal appliance regard­ White hit at the practice of ap- Salaries and Attendance in Dis nrorrlating lump sums to the tor more than one incorrect Ineer- , tion. Electric automatic heater. Wired for electric ranges. street. Tel. 5467. less of condu on. Elstl mates In tion of any adverneement ordered | Irict Schools, with a new cover President for. emergency use at for more than one time...... House In good condition. Lot 50 by approximately Notice your home. A. B. C. FixIt Co. 21 his discretion, and Senator The inedvertent omiesioo of lo* As a literary man. Dr. Planish on it. Maple atreet. Tel. 2-1576. (To Be Continued) Pleasant Journey 198. 2-ear garage. This Is a desirable hoW' two Bridges (R., N. H.), announced he correct publlCyaMon of adverttaing I also composed the Heckett Foun­ AI.LEY OOP Live Stock— Vehicles would ask the Senate Appropria­ will be rectified only by cancelfetion I dation’s first aggressive series of minutes walk to transportation and stores, etc Bet­ Zoning Board of Appeals I )f the charge made for the eervlce I RABBITS FOR SALE. Includes WAN'TED—A LARGE size adult tions committee, of which he is a rendered * ^ _I fund-aollcitlng letters. Mr. Fris­ while PiNSLLV GOTOOPCO«*U£D In conformity with the require-! member ,to Inquire into the ap­ All advertisements must oonform by insisted that the Foundation ter than a 10% investment. FOR SALE brewing stock. Call, at 10 Vernon sled. Telephone 5463. «n style, copy and typography with menu of the Zoning ^gulatlons | atreet, between 5 and 6 p. m. or proximately 106 billion dollars had enough funds so that it was Quotations previously appropriated by Con- regulations enforced by the publish* I not worth the bother "to circular­ J of the Town of Manenester and Two-Family Duplex House, Saturdays and Sundays. USEo FURNITURE and stoves ers and they reserv# ’ hv right to I Section 216f of the Conhectlc;it bought, soid and exchanged. gresa but shown by the President’s edit, revise or reieci any copy coo* I ize a lot of fourfluahers that you General Statutes, the Zoning furnace heat, garage, nice Highest prices paid Jones Furni­ budget message to be unspent on fitdered objeciionahie | couldn’t pry a sawbuck loose from I get mad when I see signs WALTON W. GRANT ClAtSlNC HIM IRS—Classified ads | snowing the mileage’ to Rome, be­ Board of Appeals will hold a pub­ liack yard. One side now Poultry and Supplies 43 ture, 31 Oak street. Tel. 8254. June 30 this year, to be publiahed seme day matt be I with dynamite.” but Dr. Planish 647 MAIN ST. HARTFORD 3 TEL. 2-7584 lic hearing In the Municipal •3efo»-e Congress appropriates received by 17 o’clock noon. Satur- saw it more professionally, -with cause it still is so far away, but Building on Thursday evening, vacant. Situated on Birch FOR SALE—ABOUT 200 New another hundred million dollars, I iaye 10:70. the eye of vision and of the Fu­ we’ll get there. EVENINGS: MANCHESTER 3160 — LieuL Gen. .Mark W. Clark. January 20, 1944, at 8:00 o’clock, Street. Hampshire laying pullets. Price Rooms Without Board wa.it to find out where some of the ture. on the following application: right. Manchester Chicks. Tel. billions are that we’ve already ap­ relephnne Your Want Ada The Biblical virtue o f philSn- • • • 6971. ( LARGE, NICELY furnished front propriated, apparently In excess of Ads are accepted ovei .he tcie* th’.opy was in this era turning Into The truth must be faced that it Application of Vincent W. Phone at the CHAKUb# K> IL given Dynas of Buckland Road for a room, suitable for 2 or 3 girls. 3 actual needs,” Bridges said. something far nobler than the is upon these three powers (U. S.. Single House, 6 rooms, ga­ FOR .SALE-ROASTING chlck- shove as a convenience to atlver* certificate of approval of the loca­ minutes from Cheneys. Call 5290, tieers. but the CASH K/ • will Impulsive handing out of a quar­ BriUin. Russia) principally will ens. dressed or alive, delivered. scetpted as FVU. P/vYMbNl If | ter. It was no longer emotion and lie the responsibility for In- tion known as 342 Ea.st Center rage and chicken coop. FOR RENT—ROOMS, single and Street as a location for a holder 214 Gardner street. Tel. 2-0769. oald at *hs business of ice on or friendliness, but Social Engineer­ .suring that the war is followed Good garden space. Ready double beds. Kitchen privileges, Group to Observe fore the eeventb day following Cbel ing. Planned Giving, with a pur- by a lasting peace. of a repairer’s license, such ap­ OUR REDS BRED for eggs, anfi girls or married couples. Phone lirsl insertion of eac^ ad otherwise I proval to be subject to the follow­ for occupancy. Situated the CHAHUE RATE will be •••lleer*| po.se and a technique: it was Big —British Foreign Secretary .\n- meat are tops. We know It—buy 2-1561, 237 Center street. 22ncl Anniversary ed. No resnoneihill*y foi errors Is Busiit'ess. Dr. Planish saw that ing conditions: our chicks and you will know it telephoned sde will be assumed and| thony Eden. on Norman Street. today the Good Samaritan would • • • „ No body work or sheet met­ Early booking gives you prefer FOR RENT—TWO BnjRNISHED | their accuracy cannot be goarao* not do anything so silly and un­ al work will be done on the loca­ red dates. Manchester Chicks. 136 rooms. Inquire 61 Cambridge 4eed We shall never have freedom EKECKLES AND HIS l-RIENDS Gibbons Ass“mbly, Catholic La­ sanitary oa to pick up a man who tion. Six-Room, Cape Cod. with Summer streeL Tel. 6971. street. Telephone 6746. had fallen among hit-run driv^ In America so long as government b. No wrecked a\itoinobtle3 dies of Cqlumbus. will observe its era. According to every rule of seeks to be both the umpire and we-'lu NEVea ma.kf ) AnO lookit'tuk will be permitted to remain on the two unfinished rotims on FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, a participant in the game. ------— ''PEOPLF AHGAO steam heat, near bath, near bus 22d blrUiday, Tuesday evening. Bolero Ensemble First Aid. the silly suburbanite TMAT Train for. location. the second floor, fireplace, Articles for Sale 45 Jan. 18, at 8 o’clock in the K. of C. might have killed the poor fellow —Gov. John W. Bncker of Ohio. SMADYSIDE "" OF US I line, storea and theater. Girls or • « • vvr CANT (5€T C. All cars being repaired will married couple preferred. 82 Fos­ home. by moving him. Today, the Sa­ steam heat and brass maritan would telephone to the TAltl ' 6 t> U be kept In the garage on the loca­ FOR SALE-ELECTRIC EskinJO ter street. Tel. 2-0163. The committee of arrangements, U. S. citizens have spent 500 tion. plumbing. nearest hospital and say, "Take million dollars for bases through-, mixer. Telephone 2-0026. Mrs. Edward J. Moriarty, Miss care o f him, and when 1 come d. Only so called ’’light repair­ Price ...... $5,950. FOR RENT—ROOM In private out the world and our only right ing.” such as brake adjusUng and FOR SA LE - FISHERMAN’S bait. home, suitable for 2, kitchen Mary McAdams, chairman and co- again. I shall Increase my sub­ to those bases is to get out when motor tune-ups, will be done Shiners, all sizes. Inquire 30 privileges If desired, near bus chairman and their assistants, scription to your nationwide chain the war. is over. SEE of hospitals, now headed by that the location. Franklin streeL Rockville. Tel. line, walking distance from Buck- Mrs. John P. Hutchinson, Mrs. —Sen. A. B. Chandler of Ken- Max E. Bengs, Mrs. Charles A. great Orgonlxstion' Executive, Dr. All persons Interested In the 608. land Aircraft. Call 2-1625. 37 etucky. Linnmore Drive. Hogan, Mrs. Harold Garrity. Mrs. Gldaon Planish.” • • • ’ above application may appear at Stuart J. Wosley Richard W. Post and Mrs. Thomas Thus dreamed the Doctor, ten­ this hearing. Real Estate — ijisoranre The Rusoiana whom I met un­ Fue) and Feed 49-A 1 FOR RENT—ATTRACTIVE room C. Shea, have plana well under der heart and powerful brain run­ derstand the meaning of a square Zoning Board of Appeals, State Theater Building for one- or two, steam heat, and way. The program will include mu- ning strong and true, as he took By Richard Martin, deal and a firm agreement 1 Telephone 6618 - 7146 FOR SALE—HAY, by the ton. shower. Inquire at 128 So. Main alc and other forms of entertain­ hia daily nap among the steel recognize good faith when I see it. COFR. IBM BV MA MRVICK. MC. T. M. IHa V. «. PAT. OFF. Chairman ment and a social time with re­ filing cabinets in hia office. Martin E. Alvord, Delivered. Inquire at 364 Bldwell street. —WPB chairman Donald M. Nel­ “Slay out of the line of fire. Mister—^Ihat’s :i .hiii jiillbu.s. street. Tel. 7405. freshments. AU m s colonization of hospitals , Secretary. FURNISHED HEATED rooms fbr All members are urged to re- was M y«t merely in his pro­ son. niul we'r^ not taking any prisoners!' rent by day or week. All conven­ seiVe the date. phetic vision. Not for some time Garden-—Far m— Dairy iences. Bolton' Lake House. Tel. yet would Organized PhUanthropy WASH TUBBS Prodocta 50 Manchester 4863. rank eighth among the major in­ rOONERVlLLE POLKS BY FONTAINE FOX More than 80 colleges and uni­ dustries of the United States. But FOR SALE— GREEN Mountain I FOR RENT— SINGLE and double versities how cooperate in giving already Dr. Planish could foresee 5 0 0 , poUtoes, firsts $2.10 a bushel, rooms, private entrance. Inquire correspondence courses for en­ a wedding of generosity and effi­ You can't Build tKat Rome right now. Unc b o n u s seconds, fi|.25. Delivered. Tele­ at 8 Chestnut street or call listed men In the U. S. armed ciency which would make the W I X . I 3 t O P phone 2-0216. 2-0759. forces. Crusodee look like a bonus march, needs your money and he needs the materials. CARS i and perceive that it was going But you can start planning it and buying it. Just to be valuable for a scholar with WANTED a wife and child to be stationed shell out of each pay cheque for a. Victory Bond PRICES close to this waxing flood of gold. TSL. ‘‘Ruffle” Hat and, before you know it, you'll have a running SAR s • • • start when Unc says, "G o !" W e can help you Despite Friabys doubting* Dr. MANCHESTER WANTED Planish prepared a new letter of with the planning, if you'll let us. W e have 6 solleitatiOT for the H.R.S.F. fine library of home designs. Come ini Dear Friend of Education: 5S8t This letter isn’t for you. We Male or know from our huge files that you \ \ c liiu e a Plan Service available. Go over these plans 5191 are sound on the subject of rural and ha\e your own drawn and ready with specifications education; you realize that unless w Female Help our country schools are Just for the future. - well staffed knd supplied as the ahootlest city private schoof, there For Important is no hope for our beloved Amer­ M an ch e ste r ica in its race against world an­ archy. War Work But you have a friend who be­ lieves Just os you and I do, but Lumber and Fuel Co. Inquire doesn’t know about the Heskett r ' * Rural School Foundation. He Everett T. McKinney, Mgr. -■'la . J !'" doesn’t realize that if he will take CE.NTEK STKF.ET PHONE 5145 Roger* Paper 8570C a mere $10.00 a year from his cigar Manufacturing Co. 3-* yn. money, he con make that sum do 80 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER ll.i,000 worth of tmparative naUon- VICTORY FIRST . BUY WAR BONDS Mill and Oakland Streets An adorable two-piece litt OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 SAT. -6 daughter’s set! A dress with strati _L that cross and button in back f below the waist — topped with matching bolero. WHAT YOUR BONDS BUY LANK LEONARD a 511CKEY H N N Soft Soap Pattern No. iSSTOC la in slzH Sonad Datacton Stand Knody 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 years. Size Ta Wora of bwaqr Aircraft THATS WJS0 ERFUL.OWNWJ ^ B LltW ^ — AND BURKE, THE t OKAY! XlL onsembie, Ukea 2 1-8 yards 35 OH HE'S FEELING FM SO GRATEFUL TO INJURE MY HEAITHI — BUT FM AFRAID PHILIP yWTME PL^T FOREMAN, SAID YOU A REPORT 39-inch materloL FINE NOW, OWNEY! you OWNEY — FOR WHY, ANNIE. I'M WERE THE ONLY MAN ITOMORROW HOW** HE EVEN TRIED TO WHAT YOU DID FOI GOING TO KEEP ON Wia NEVER GO BACK-p./ M A SK ER For this attractive pattern, sen WHO COULD GET C . M 0 RNIN6 ! By Mt*. A b m Oobot (Pattern No. 5551) send 10 cenU IS cents, plu* I cent for poeUg^ PHIL? DONATE GOME OF HIG HIM! X HOPE YOU WORKING THERE— HE KNOWS THE MEN Y in coin, your name and address WILL KID HIM ABOUT 1 I ^ S K « ' l MAXIMUM PRODUCTION^ Tou can't find a prettiar one no in coins, with your name, oddr BLOOD TO THE RED OiONT INJURE IT MAKES ME FEEL OUT OF YOUR MACHINE! I matter how much money you put and the pattern number to Anne GREAT TO KNOW. THE MONEY HE LOST! GO B A C K ! pattem number and size to CROGG BLOOD BANK YOUR HEALTH BY THEY NEED YOU on the line! Thla one is cro­ Cabot, The Mancheater Evening Manchester Evening Herald, To VEGTERDAVl HE'S UP WORKING IN THAT, THAT I'M DOING BADLY, PHIL! cheted in pastel chenille, soft wool Herald, 1160 Sixth Avenue, New day’s Pattern Service, 1150 Sixtl IN HIS r o o m ! WAR PLANT. M Y BIT ! or you con do in white straw yam York 19, N. T. . Enclose 1 cent avenue. New York 19, N. Y. and have It ready for your new posta*e for each pattern ordered. tailored aprlnc eulL 'The rufflee Now you can order the new fall Keep up your wartime ac,. ng con be crocheted in a twinkling-^ and a aerica of free p a tlcm s.. thiui you are helping bring victor 0 ♦i*** I your beat beau, will adore you in Album? Thia IstMt edltlan fea­ sooner You'll find 52 pogee of ati ftbe'soy little bat!. What more tures a stimulating Gift Bosoar, sorbing, sewing news, 102 ne I do you wontT and a aeries o f free p a te m a .... designs in the new fall iseue To obtain' complete crocheting It' la a booklet every needle work- "Fashion,” j\»t out A copy /trafcatM$T 0 0 lo n d * -« t ' MrXtstM Zysairtl*, tsr. I direcUona for the Ruffled Hat ej wants! Price 15 cents. - i25 cents, - 0w»Sy5fac5--tag»»MOwa UWtUHBM*, T FBIDAT, JAirOjU(TKl«M ' pPAGS fOUSTSXN The Weather Manchester Evening Herald Average Daily Cirenlatlon For the Month of Deeember, 1S4S Forecaat ol U. S. W««tlier Bareau 'iTie nswiy elected officers of There will be a meeting of the The Men’s Club of St. Bridget’s representative of the Italian FOR TOP VALUE i diutch handed the setback team of King David Lodge, I. O. O. F., will 8,504 Rain late tonight and Sunday; About Town the Knights of Columbua a trlm- be installed this evening st Odd American Societies of Mancheter Range and Fuel OLD ROOFING IN A NEW HOME noing last evenmg at the K. of C. Fellows’ Temple, Main and East at toa Italian- American club to­ Member of the Audit fresh northwest wtads. Onter street, followring a short morrow afternoon at 8 6'clock. All OIL ASBESTOS SIDING Sec the Ones Retag BoiH By h i m M tfhm T. JiOMiiM ii. chO- home. ’The men’s club won.by a Barean o< ClioalatioBs ■ decisive margin. High scorers of business session at 7:30. District of the various organizations in the RECORDS in n 'M Ubrarln at tkc Itaiy Che­ Deputy Grand Master Everett Italian colony of Manchester will TICKET PRINTING Must be tamed In tor aal- INSULATION GREENBROOKE Manchester— >4 City of Village Charm ney Ubnty, will vlalt the South the evening were Peter Vendiillo and Matthew Merz with 138. Smith of Rockville and his staff liave at least two representatives METERS vage If yon want to keep •cbool Tueadajr afUrnooB for a will seat toe officers. at the seulon. playing the new onea. Expert workmanship. AO work HOMES. INC library boor, a>d for the clr^ula^ Thomas Shea and James Foley fin­ Meter prints amount of de­ guaranteed. Keaaonable Prteea. (Claaaifled Adverdalng on Page It) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1944 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ished sMond. S>/]C each paid tor ok) reo- No obligntiun for aa esttmate. On Walker Street VOL. LXIII., NO. 89 «aa c t books. livery on your slip fm- your qrds irreapectlvo of quantity. W rite. r«r farther tatomiatlaa aeh at Ibo Oo-Woda, Oeatar church Members of Memorial Lodge, protection. KnlghU of Pythias, will meet at Alsiaadsr JarvlB Ok oG m s a SMiTled folka, win have an out­ KEMP'S Burton Insulating Co. O ea^ irtreet or at te A lexaader Kid Magnet: Yank Candy door patty thla eveninf at Center the Holmes Funeral Home, 28 Federal Ballot Woodbrldge street, promptly at L. T. Wood Co. Inc. ISO Oxford SL Hartford streeL Sprlnfa Parte, weather permitting. HALE'S SELF SERVE 768 Main 8L Tel. S680 Phono Hartford SC-481S Reds Drive Closer Brunswick Bombed It unfavorable for skating and 7:30 this evening, when a me­ The Original In New England! 51 Bissell SL ' Tel. 4496 Phoaeai 41U or m s sliding, the whole program will be morial service will be held for Backers Hope at the church. their late member, Heiiry L. Wil­ son. AND HEALTH MARKET To Base at Kovel; For Passage Mi«« Marjorie Mitchell of Fair- By British Airmen; field street Is the new director of the CYP club. Center church Hsle’a VlUmln B-1 Advocates Confident De­ young people. Miss Mitchell has Smash Nazi Lines Smorgasbord had long experience as a leader In BREAD Hale’s January Reductions In spite Apparent Prog< for Girt Soout work. ress of State Rights Emanuel Lutheran Hale's Large Pursue^Badly Disorgan­ Leave Great Fires ized German Army Says Some Bill in Congress Now. Congregation TALL CEDARS Coffee Cakes SAT^ JAN. 15, 6-8 P. M. Beyond Sarny to Gel Washington, Jan. 16.—(ff)—Ad­ Mosquitos Return to COATS, SPORT COATS, Now Hedge vocates of a Federal war ballot for London Press Nazi Papers BINGO Smoked, Ready To Eat Served by Ladies’ Aid. Within 70 Miles of the armed services today confident' Attack Berlin as Other Reservations Must Be City; Balter Backbone Planes Raid Magde­ TONIGHT Lb. On Renewal ly predicted its passage despite the Praises Polish In Quantity Made. Shoulders 33c Of Nazi Defenses. apparent steady progrert In Con­ No Tickets Soid. ORANGE HAU. burg and Targets in GIRLS’ COATS and DRESSES Some Manufacturers gress of a states rights bill In­ Northern France; Noc­ All Kinds of Tea and Coffee Moscow, Jan. 15.—(JP)— tended to keep Washington’s hands Reply to Reds Are Puzzle Russian troops pursuing a Hoping to Return to off soldier votes In the C9mlng turnal Blow Swings At Low Prices l)adly - disorganized German presidential election. Civilian Goods to As the House advanced for fioor Brightens Chances for How Germans Manage Offensive into 24- Army over a large sector Gain Advantage Now. consideration a Senate-passed bill Hour Attack Again. west of the Horyn river _be- leaving armed service voting a Settlement of Knot­ To Publish So Many Warm Winter Hats DRESS SPORT yond Sarny have driven with­ problem for the states, Senator Lu­ tiest of Problems Causes Wonder; Ap­ Pickled Herring in a large New York, Jan. 15—(fl*)—^Direc­ cas (D., HI.) -predicted that the London, Jan. 15.—{IP)—^Th« in 70 miles of the big commu­ R.A.F. threw its full weight nications base at Kovel (in tor Henry A. Dlnegar of the War Senate now is ready to adopt, a war Facing United Nations. parently Good Quality wooden pail $2.98 Production Board’s Durable Goods ballot If It gets a chance to undo in\o the pre-invasion cam­ old Poland), front dispatches its month-old decision against the London, Jan. 16— (/P) —British paign to exterminate th« •FAVORITE SHELBY declared today. To the north, a and Products division says some plan. Lisbon, Jan. 15.—OP)—Dispatch­ Betty Crocker COATS COATS White Ruaalan Army offensive manufacturers now are .“hedging” "If the Green-Lucas bill — the official quarters and the London es concerning newsprint shrtages German Air Force, burying battering Into the Prlpet marahea on renewal of war contracts, hop­ original armed service voting plan press today hailed the Polish gov- in the United States have provok- the central German city ol Pkgs. toward Plnsk 116 milea away haa ing soon to return to making civil­ —were before the Senate at this emment-in-exile’s reply to Rus­ eu puzzlement here as to how the Brunswick under a heavy smashed the backbone of Nazi de­ ian goods. moment.” said Lucas, “It would be sia’s boundary offer aa brightening fenses, Red Star asserted, and overwhelmingly approved.” Germans still manage to publish load of explosives last night “These manufacturers,” ^ Dine- the chances for settlement of this •WINDJAMMERS REDUCED Gen. Konstantin Rokossovskys gar told the Engineering Socie­ To Resnrrect Proposal so many newspapers on the conti­ as an after-stroke to th« REDUCED troops are pouring through the ties’ Committee on War Produc­ knottiest of United Nations’ prob­ nent of Europe. . '' Amencan daylight attack Iasi Gal. He said he would resurrect his Tuesday when Fortresses and Lib­ Mazola Oil Fitted and Boxy Models. broken enemy line. tion yesterday, “hope to gain an Federal ballot proposal and try to lems. All apparently are getting a See Another Stand at Stjr advantage over their peace-time erators fought one of tbe great Black — and Dark Brown. REGULAR $35.00 pin it on the states rights bill if The Poles, In an official state­ fairly good quality of newsprint. battles of the. war to bomb tot The Army newspaper said the competitors In consumer produc­ ment early today, neither accepted Armour’s Trimmed With .\iiK-ri.can Kit Fox, Mountain Sable, tion, since the competitors would that measure is passed - by the Dailies from bomb-shattered Messerschmitt plant. 1 Lb. and U •J $ 2 4 -0 0 German high command vainly had House and returned to the Senate. nor rejected the Soviet union’s of­ Dump 2,000 Long Tana Dyed Squirrel and Persian Lamb. Now ordered a line held between the be carrying on with their war con­ If that falls he will press for pass­ fer of the "Curzon line” aa a pos­ Berlin arrive in Lisbon looking 12 Oz. Can # COATS tracts." much the same as they did In 1939 The heavy R.A.F. bombert Pork & Beans I C f Sluch and Horyn rlvera, but Gen. age of his own substitute which sible Russinn-Pollsh frontier, but dumped 2,000 long tons of bombs Nikolai Vatutin’s Ukrainian forces But WPB authorities have de­ revives a Federal ballot but leaves called upon the United States and —Voclkischer Beobachter six upon the plane manufacturing Rio Del Mar REGULAR $65.00 batter^ through and the ■ Ger termined, Dlnegar said, not to al­ it up to local precinct officials to Britain to hying them and the pages, Boersen-Zeitung eight, Der city In what the Air Ministry REGULAR $25.00 mans- probably will attempt an­ low any widespread resumption of decide whether the service man or Russians together to discuss all Angriff six, the latter with its termed “a very heavy attack." other stand In the Styr river run­ civilian production “until the suc­ woman who uses it has cast a- tegal Candy Is a magnet for kids anywhere, Judging by the photo above outstanding questions. customary two-color front page This and other’ operations cost 34 Fillet of Sardines 8 Oz. Can 17c $ 5 0 -0 0 $ 1 8 -0 0 ning 25 to 35 mUes west of the cess of the Invasion of western ballot. Wheir^ord got around Mignano,.Italy, that the Yank soldiers were Willing to Lend .Xld and numerous newsphotos. aircraft. COATS* Now Horyn, or between the Styr and Europe is assured. ’The provision for local officials passlngy out candy, youngsters swarmed In from al. over the place. The British government was More remarkable, however, is Great fires were left burning. COATS Stochod river, only 20 miles "We do not anticipate,” he said, Note father, at upper right, carrying baby on hi.s shoulder. the number of newspapers appear- Large No. 8 Can VS “that the end of the war in Eu- to pass on the validity of service represented as more than willing As this main force was ovei east of Kovel. ballots was a compromi.se conces­ to lend aid as an intermediary, Brunswick, Mosquito bombers re- Shelby Is a Precious Little Beret With That Moscow radio sai-1 the Nazis did sion to those who opposed the Fed­ (OoBtlnned oa Page Two) REGULAR $59.95 (Uontinned of> Page Two) especially to restore Soviet-Polish torned again to attack Berlin, Vegetable Cocktail 27c REGULAR $22.98 not even have time to blow up or eral war ballot as invading states relations to coordinate the Polish and other planes bombed Madge- ^ Feather Fluff Finish That Shines mine bridges. rights. underground with the Red Army’s burg, southwe.st of Berlin, smd $ 4 5 -0 0 Soviet units that seized Stepan “I have no fear what the elec­ Japs’ Island Bases drive. targets in northern France. IS Os. Can CampbelTe COATS* Now $ 1 6 -0 0 18 miles southeast of Sarny were tion officials in 99 per cent of the (The U. S. State department an­ French Stave The overnight blow at Nazi de­ Wind Jammer—« smart calot with a scarf COATS driving down behind Rovno, 35 3 Rail Unions precincts Will do.” Lucas declared. nounced in Washington that it fense fighters swung the Allied miles south, which was reported “’They will approve these soldier had received and was giving aerial offensive into a round-the- that does triple duty—it warms your neck Tomato Juice 3 Cans 25c becoming badly outflanked. votes. I’d hate to see what will Targets for Planes Immediate attention to the Polish Off 5 Fierce clock attack again, following by REGULAR $55.00 REGULAR $19.98 Rokossovsky's five-day-old of­ Accept New happen when somebody says he's request.) only a few hours a day-long as­ Campbell’s fensive hammered into the Pripet not going to count them.” The diplomatic correspondent of sault on mUltary targets In north­ and keeps the wind out of your ears. $ 4 0 -0 0 marshes dh a 30-miIe front beyond - Growing Sentiment for Law ' The Londbn Times said that Bri' Nazi Attacks ern Franco by strong formations Now $ 1 4 -0 0 fallen Mozyr and Kallnkovlchl Work Terms Elsewhere In the Senate there Fires sml Explosiom Re- X c a r G fiS U s c d tain as well as Russia had assur of American Liberators and Flying Cans COATS Now with extraordinary artillery sup­ t COPEN RED • Tomato Soup 3 27c COATS was a growing sentiment to pass ed the Poles their borders would Fortresses, medium Marauders, BLACK port after breaking one of the a Federal voting law in time for ported Among Kenn- be extended westward as compen and Allied mejiUm)} and light strongest lines the enemy has yet satlon for the-Soviets' Curzon line Push Forward 2 Miles Ixmibsrs, fighter-lsombers and PURPLE MOSS GOLD Clapp’a REGULAR $49.95 established. Operating Brotherhoods this j-ear's elect^S. ery» Planes, Barges, In one seven-mile sector the Senator Tydlbgs (D., Md.) in­ In Dispersing proposal, which would leave Rus­ Toward Cassino, Cap* swarms of fighters. WINE In Agreement With troduced a bill which would give And (]argo Ship. sia with the bulk of the Ukrainian Nine enemy craft were destroy­ BROWN LILAC Cans Gerinans bad built In depth de­ Baby Food 4 29c HO-OO CLEARANCE of fenses bf four trenches, 27 artil­ Class 1 Lines; Non-Ops a Federal ballot co those in the and White Russian territory in­ luring Village and ed in the daylight raids by the KELLY TURF ROSE armed services if the governor of Ship Workers corporated into the Soviet union American heavy bombers, and 18 COATS lery points, 37 heavy machine-gun their home state certifies them to Advanced Allied Headquar­ in 1939. Three Key Heights. more by their lighter escorts, and B erko nests, and many mortars and Dispute Unsettled Yet. ters, New Guinea, Jan. 15.— by Allied medium and light bomb­ FALL AND WINTER mines. . be qualified voters. He said that The press generally alluded to would defeat objections that the (iiP)-^apanese tropical island the Poles’ "wise, statesmanlike Allied Headquarters, Algiers, ers and their escorts. Allied losses REGULAR $30.00 Surprise NaxI Garrisons | Washington, Jan. 15—t;P)— Federal ballot is an unconstitu­ OperatioiiH Back to Nor> in yesterday’s daylight operations bases in an almost unbroken reply, which It said avoided “Pole­ Jan. 15—(jV)—French troops, stav­ Chocolate Pudding Red Star said Soviet troops had Three railroad operating brother­ tional thrust against the states’ nial at Alabama Com* mics” and seized ihe opportunity were 16 planes, three of' them crossed the tapa river 13 miles right to control their own elec­ chain of 3,000 miles from offered by the Russians to get ing off five German counter-at­ heavies. T$rJW .IU U CORK 4 Pkgs. 29c COATS .Now $ 2 7 0 0 d r e s s e s west of Kallnkovichi, and ski hoods probably wfll give the War tions. Borneo to Bougainville were paiiy Yards; Change in down to brass tacks in negotia­ tacks in fierce fighting on the 1,400 Planes In Action troops and cavalry dashed after department formal notice today of Senator Lodge (R., Mass.) has listed today as having felt tions. right wing of the Fifth Army front 'Yestei'duy’s daylight attacks the Germans and raided rear complete cancellation of their proposed a Federal ballot which Payoff Hours Cause. Copy Given to Russians MAMCMtsTsii Conn* Not All Sizes In This Price Group. the wrath of bombs find bul­ in Italy, have pushed forward two against the so-called “Rocket-gun W yman’s One and Two-Piece Dresses. W ool Crepes and areas. Swift cavalry strokes strike, removing at least one bar would go only to men and women The Polish statement, a copy of coast’’ called into action In toe All Sales Final through the swamps surprised to the restoration of the roads to overseas, requiring members of lets from far-ranging Allied more miles toward Casslno, it was Gabardine. Mobile, Ala., Jan. 15.—(®—Op- which was given to the Russians announced today, capturing the neighborhcxid of 1,400 Allied Can Nazi garrisons, it added, and Nazi private control. the armed services still in this planes. Bomber formations, night erations were back to norhTlinitfbefore its publication, came after planes. Last night’s twin blows by Blueberries for 29c Sizes 12 to 44 — 12Vt to 24Vi and 37<4 to 47*4. soldiers hopped out windows In ’The unions reached an agree­ country to vote through the regu­ patrols and reconnaissance units « village of Acquafondata and three a cabinet session which lasted Important heights in its vicinity. the heavy bombers and the Mos- their underwear. ' ment with the Class 1 railroads lar absentee ballot procedure of helped chart one of the most ex­ tbe Alabama Drydock and, Ship- throughout Friday morning and ({uilos made the fourth notable Moscow radio said the Germans yesterday, providing for an over­ their home states. He declared his tensive operations reported in sev­ building Corporation’.s Pthto is­ Pressure by the French forces REGULAR $12.98 was. followed by anothe* meeting under Gen. Alphonse Juln was ap­ United Nations air aissault against Bars appeared bewildered by the stun­ all wage increase of 9 cents an plan w'ould extend presidential eral weeks. land yards today, a company offi­ between British Foreign Secretary the Germans within 24 hours. The Greatest Loss Of Lge. Ivoiy Soap 2 21c ning Red Army blows in the Pri- voting rigiita to “7,000,000 men From end to end of the long cial said, after, guards used tear plied over a considerable length hour and a week’s vacation, but along' their mountain line in the One hundred of Russian bombers $1 0 -0 0 agreements with 43 short line line. General MacArthur’s m- gas to disperse a milling crowd of (I'-ODtlnued on - Page Bight) entered the assault yesterday, at­ DRESSES DRESCES Now (Uontlnued on Pa;ge Eight) (Donttnued on Page Eight) munlque told of. fires and explo­ workers ‘during a disturbance last general area northwest of Casslno railroads remained to be signed. tacking a German Black sea con­ sions among. such enemy warring and greatly strengthened the flank Heat In Any House Is Bars 2 1 c The brotherhood chiefs expected night. of the Americans driving toward voy, and far-ranging R. A. F. Med Ivory Soap 3 no difficulty about this but deemed facilities ap a big ol' refinery, a Vice President F. B. Spencer planes swooped down on more Nazi 7.000-ton cargo ship, planes, air­ that stronghold 70 miles from it procedurally feasible to with­ said the trouble a^se from a Rome. shipping off' Noi-way. torpedoing REGULAR $10.98 Seamen Seek hold official notice to the Army Peru Detains dromes, barges, supply dumps, kchange in payoff hours. The com­ Citizens Told two vessels. Through The Roof. buildings and bivouacs. In Commanding Position REDUCED until the short lines signed up. pany announced in newspaper ad­ The advance of the French put Brunswick, a city of 200,000 Lge. Pkg. Duz 24c , $8 -0 0 Board Oontlnoes Hearings Flying more than 1,000 miles vertisements this week that A^ork- Leave Sofia the Allies in a commanding posi­ DRESSES Now Federal Bonus ’The wage dispute Involving the Axis Plotters northwest of Australia, Liberators ers on the three shifts would be tion on heights entirely sqrround- (tontlnued on Page Eight) REGULAR $12.98 15 non-operating' unlona, and more set ablaze a cracking plant at the paid at the end of the working day ing the village of Viticuso, which A ll Kinds of Apples by the Pound than a million clerical, mechanical Balikpapan oil refinery on Borneo rather than at the start on Fri­ Total Evacuation Is Or­ now apparently was in Allied con­ REGULAR $8.98 Merchant Mariners Be­ and laboring employes, remained Germans and Japanese on the westernmost end of the op­ days. Under the old setup, the trol. Now $9-00 unsettled as a spMial presidential erational line. On adjacent Celebes company spokesman said, some dered as Result of (The Berlin radio announced or 16-Quort Basket DRESSES lieve They Are'E^litled board continued hearings on Included; Aliens in the Wilhelnilna wharf area was employes collected wages but did yesterday ‘.hat the Germans had Flashes! $7-0 0 claims for overtime beneflta. blasted. not report for work. Heavy Allied Air Blows evacuated Acquafondata, which is DRESSES Now To Mustering-Out Pay The Army may decide to re- Ring t# Be Deported Southeast of there. Liberators “Majority” on Jobs (Lstp Hullptinn t New Sofia’s 300.000 citizens cm a result DRESSES JVow time unlona, today promised tors including Germans and Jap­ Gescr village. “a majority” of the workers were Zealand said today he hoped there t of the heavy Allied air blows Nazis Suffer $6-00 take to Congress its fight for In­ Jail Crowded anese plotting a New Year’s pro- On nearby Dutch New Guinea, on the jobs, and the midnight shift against the capital, the German would be a post-war reyival of the A good selection of Fresh Meats DRESSES Now clusion of merchant seamen in Nazi coup had- been detolned and four-engined bomliers attacked oegan without incident. radio announced last night. Ix-ague ol Nations or a similar \ any mustering ^oul pay legislation would be deported, while others Keaukwa village. Midway along Offices of shipyard officials Dispatches from Istanbul quot­ Heavy Losses body to which nations could sin­ is ready for your inspection . . . REGULAR $7.98 enacted by Congress. By Farmers had been notified to leave -the New Guinea's north coast, a night were closely guarded by Navy ed travelers as saying the center cerely and honestly subscrl)»e. ’The measure, as approved by country. patrolling Navy Catalina damaged shore police, state highway of- of the city was almost knocked Such a body, he said, should be Beef Pot Roost, Lamb, Veal and $5-00 REGULAR $6.98 the House Military Affairs com­ The government charged that a small Japanese cargo ship. fleers and company guards armed oilt by the American-Brltish day given siifflclenl power, and force J^ow mittee and which comes up in the the conspirators had staged antl- Closer to the northeastern New with shotguns after the guards Germany Smash Down to exercise thsl pow>er. Insulate Your DRESSES House early next week, applies 55 in Missouri Ignore Jewish outbreaks on the day be­ fired tear gas volleys into, the and night attacks this week. The I Fresh Pork. $5-00 fore New Year’s, planning to cloak German marine headquarters and Valley to .Within 45 AUSaksFinaL DRESSES Now only to members of the armed Bonds. Offer; Held (Oontinued on Page Bight) crowd, the yard’s public relations tbe Hotel Slavianska Beaseda, I’sc Treated Cattle Blobd forces. ' their subversive activities In the -- <-■______;------■■ office said. Several workmen were London, Jan. 15.—H^) — Treated subsequent disorder. housing most of the German Miles of Sarajevo. BJome Hailing, executive secre­ On Inciting Charge. Treasury Balance arrested and turned over to Mo­ Army staff, were reported de­ blood from heifers and bulls as a tary of the committee, said an ef­ This appariently explained re­ bile police, who put general - hold' substitute for human plasma in Attic Now! fort would be made to amei\d the ports, which never were confirm­ ing charges against them. stroyed. London, Jan. 15.—(/Pi—Cksrman COOKED HAM Poplar Bluff, Mo.,'Jan. 15—(JP) Washington, Jan. 15—iA")— transfusion has been tried success­ bill In the House, aniMf that fail­ ed, that disturbances had also oc­ position of the Treasury Jan. 13 ’Three of the workers explained To Evacuate Other Large To^^ns troops have smashei* down the fully In ’16 cases, the British Medi'- ed, the fight would be taken to —Fifty-five Butler County farm- curred In southern Peru. The re­ their opposition to the new pay- The German broadcast said era, i^oring an' offer to provide ports evidently had been started Receipts, $122,916,347.15; ex­ most of the evacuees would be Vrbas river valley from Banja cal Journal re|s>rted toda.v. A re­ the Senate. penditures. $380,345,103.48; net Lnka to within 45 miles of Sara­ port by Or. F. Ronald Edwards, as­ And Stop A Great Deal Shank Lb.37c REDUCED Work Just aa Uangeroua their own bonda, crowded the by the conspirators. (Continued from Page Eight) accommodatcxl in the provinces sistant (irofessor of surgery at Ihe GIRLS’ COATS balance, $10,776,023,763.54. county Jail today charged in an Quell “DIsorderty Initiative” and added that other large towns jevo. capital of Bosnia in Yugo­ Hailing based hla demands for slavia, but have suffered heavy I'nlverslty of Llver(K»ol, said, “Bo­ such action op the ground that indictment with Inciting to riot The government said it had tak­ in Bulgaria also were to be evacu­ vine serum can be safe for mitn by Butt Lb. 39c in connection with alleged ejec­ en iiolice measures qnd quelled all ated. l(>sses in eastern Bn.snia, Marshal REGULAR $13.98 merchant sekmen have, performed Josip Broz (Tito) reported today. destroying the antibodies by heat­ Of This Heat Loss. REGULAR $22.99 Jtist aa dangerous and Important tion of four Negro familiea from disorderly initiative.” (The Bulgarian home radio ing to -72 degrees cenMgradr while a rural diatrict occupied by white A government statement said broadcast an order of the- day by Nazi columns ' captured v,,-- the For proof nf this assertion look over the roofs of the work as the armed aervicea; that Service Law Would Slow Vrbas river towns of Bugpjno and rendering the proteins nnroagula- $ 1 8 -0 0 $1 0 -0 0 the reemployment problem for residenta. Ahat aliens in the county had Interior Minister Docho Chrlstov ble with .the addition of 6.2 per y houses in your neighborhood. Snow remains days long­ TENDERZEDHAM COATS Now COATS .Now merchant seamen wUI be Just as The men surrendered to Clilef gone “4o far aa to ti7 and join which threatened the personnel of Gomjivakuf, the latter 54 mites cent formalin and ammonia." serious as for members of the Deputy Sheriff William Brent In a other elements trying to establish Drafting Pre-War Dads Sofia’s health services with pro.se- west of the Bosniai> capital, de­ • • • er on roofs with insulated attics, showing how insulation group yesterday, vowing not to anti-dentocratic regimes In' cer­ cution if they did not report for spite continuing harassing, action . armed forces, and that consider­ tain American countries.” Ready With Htroug Appeal stops the loss of heat which melts the snow quickly on Shank Lb.33c REGULAR $19.75 A ^ REGULAR $10.98 ing benefits received by members poat bond aa a protest against duty in the capital within 24 by Yugoslav partisans, Tito’s Washington, Jan. 15 — (ff) — The Rfatement added that “con hours. The broadcast, recorded communique, broadcast by toe roofs over uninsulated attics. of the armed forces which mer- what their attorney called “an fidential data iccelved from Washington. Jin^ 16—(je\— The^lsfactory replacements ready and Pennsylvania tobacco growers, $8-00 . chant seamen do not get. their oppreaalye charge.” induction of pre-war fathers would willing to come forward and re­ b> U. S. government monitors, Free Yugoslav radio said. dissatiklled with price cellinga Lb. Another farmer gave bond be­ abroad which was $pontaneously ssid the city’s banks and motor Sarajevo is 87 miles southeast Butt 36c COATS Now ^ X COATS Now wartime compensation baa not made known to . us’’ indicated be slowed by a national service place them. The message present­ of Banja Luka, rail lunctlon from placed on their crop ot. cigar leaf, been any greater. cause, he aald, of illnesa In hU law Itecause It would provide re- ed to Congress by the president repair shops were also ordered to -were ready today wttli a strang 'quite a concrete, detailed plan reopen immediately.) ''*■ ohicb the Germans began their "Just as our citizen army la family, Init promised the other ac­ was prepared for. disturbances placemonts for non-fathers engag­ recommending national service appeal to the Office ot Price Ad* legislation. If acted upon by Con­ The death penalty has' )>een or­ drive through central Bosnia. ministration for an upward rrri-;t No. 2 Spore Ration Coupon should REGULAR $16.98 REGULAR $8.98 drawn from the ranks of Ameri­ cused: “I’ll be back to join you that, twould break out on the aft­ ed, in essential pursuits. scIeoUve Meeting Bitter Kesistanee All kinds, of Storm Sash can workers," Hallmg said, “so In a couple of days.” ernoon of Dec. 31, 1943, following service has advised Congress gress, would prove the means of dered for looting and a curfew im­ sion of the sCale. Forewarned that the Merchant Marine la made up A 16-year-oId boy, also named To bring the combined strength j making replacements available for posed from 8 p. m. to 8 a. m., said ■ Other German columns cap­ OP A considers present prlcta be used now for Fresh Pork and $6-00 the well-known Nazi system of tured the town of Pmjavor, I’J “fair and equitable,” a delegalioa $ 1 2 -0 0 of patriotic Americans, many of in tbe indictment,, was turned simulating popular outbreaks and of the Army and Navy to 11,000,- many of the non-fathera who are the Berlin broadcast. and Combiuation Doors COATS Now The Istanbul adViaes said the miles south of Banja Luka. They rr|iresentlng kJinraster county COATS * « whom have left safer, and better over to juvenile authorities. . attacks on shops owned by Jews.” 000 by July 1. some 700,000 men now deferred.” are meeting bitter resistance, Sousoges. paying ahorcalde Jobs at the Tkinks They WUI Change Mlnda The government added that sub­ mifst be drafted , during the first The report added that "for each American daylight attack had growers nevertheless planned la SIZES 7 TO 14 AND 9 TO 15 — SOME COAT AND LEGGING SETS. non-father who is replaced and in­ caused the most damage with the howevei, near the town of Kotar ask subslanllally.. higher eelUngi to fit all stock sizes. quest of our government to deliv­ L. E. Tedrlck, attorney for .the versive elements had "tried to six months of ?944, in addition to Varos, 10 miles farther south, F ieab er the goods.” accused farmers; said they had start disorders in Lima and other replacements running as high as ducted, one le.ss father will be Ministries of the Interior and Fi­ at a session (2 p. m. e.w.L).w1tb taken who otherwlsq would have nance and part of the Foreign Min­ where toe partisans are constant­ price officials of the agency. The Merchant Marine la grow­ talked “Uke they’re going to atay provincial capitals and therefore 100,000 monthly. ly attacking their lines of com­ • • • Lb. Green Buy U. Sv ' ing from a normal peacetime com­ In jail until April,” when the In­ their followers launched the rumor A Selective Service message to had to be Inducted.” istry reported destroyed among munication. A German column Sauerkraut plement ot approirimately 50.0U0 dictment 'la returnable in Circuit that disorden )iad occurred In Qongress, drafted by LleuL CoU Keealing said that only 90,000 of many other buildings, including Urged Evacuate MarseUle Stamps Given War Bonds the 446;000 fathers previously the National theater. The Ankara was reported smashed between New Yorh, Jaa, I6*-^sP)—Tht Tb.JW H A L6 CORfi Bcamta, he said, to 175,000, ami court, but added: southern Peni.” Francis V. Keesling, Jr., on beha’t Banja Luka and the town of Cad- Berlin radio today broadcast aa We Have a lim ited Qoantlty of many of these maritime worlqers "1 think after a day or two Answer to Editorial of Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. scheduled for Induction were call­ radio said yesterday that the Jap­ With Cash Sales ' M a n c n is t m Comm* and Stanips { 1 ed during the last months of 1943. anese and Hungarian ministers javlch. appeal by the aew^aper La P»M The W.G. Glenney Co. will return to shore indunry tbey’U change their minds.” The government statement was director of the draft, said: Partisans, were on toe offensive Marseillais for all waaisa, ofeH* “after victory.” - Sheriff M. L. Hogg, who still Issued in answer to an editorial in Would provide Beplacefneqte Both the Army and Navy, he add­ were killed In the raids. Fear Spreads To Anny in eastern Boenis according to drea, sick mad aged perseaa fo. Young American Cheese. Avecage Pay ft422.I4 haa 14 warrants to aerve, in the the hewspaper La Frensa yestef “Althpugh at the present time ed, foil behind their quotas for evacuate Marseille heeaas* of Mf Coal, Oil, Lumber, and Masons’ Supplies rasny of the men norw occupation­ last , year, "and therefore It will b4 Oth'er Istanbul dispatches said, Tito’s bulletin, and captured tl)e Hailing aald the average an­ case, was attempting to grange (lay which said It was necessary to meanwhile, that latest reports town of ^Bljelina anU the locality growing danger 1 Allied air S.t6 NO. MAIN S t. TEI,. 4148 nual renumeration of unlicensed tranifer of several of the men to restore freedom of tbe pres> ally fief erred in industry or on the necessary for them to Increase tacks on French ^cltlca sa Igd MANCHESTER Lb. 38c Advertise in The Herald— It Pays farms are irreplaceable from then their demands upon us during the ^UosUsued ;s Two) Coatiaued aa Page Etatte ^UaattoiaMl sh Page EighU (OentUiiied on Pisire TSvok (Ooatlaued ea Pace Twoi standpoint that there are no fat- first six months of 1944.” “ ' f