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Wrecked Nazi Transport Planes Near Stalingrad

Adopts Resolution British Forces Take

Favoring Passage

Coastal Town; Small

Of Pay-Go Taxes

Senate Measure Intro* j AlloW 60 Miles to T unisia

duced Under Suspen-I Press Relentlessly West- sion of Rules; Second! Ten Cans French Firing Nazi Press Resolution Would ward in Pursuit o f

Seek Change in For Each Rommel to Take Zauia On Nazi Army Still Warns —LeClerc’s Fighting Deferment Decisions. Probable Limit Adopted \ About Peril French Join British state Capitol, Hartford, In Marseille

On Canned Goods to Allies at Tripoli Aft- Jan. 26.— (/P)— Without de- bate, the Senate adopted a Discourage Hoarding; Vichy Authorities* Pro- Says War Has Taken er 1,500 Mile Drive resolution today memorializ- Date Yet to Be Set. Dangerous Turn and From Lake (Jiad Area. ing Congress to enact a “pay claim State of Siege Conflict Demands Rad- as you go” tax law. The meas- Washington, Jan. 26— (flO—If As Residents Fortify London, Jan. 26.— (A^)— ure was introduced jointly ical Change in Life. your supply of canned goods does Homes in Port Area. ressing relentlessly west- under suspension of the rules not exceed ten cans for each mem- Thciw wrecked German transport planes, with some of their freight scattered about near Stalin- ward from Tripoli in pursuit by Senators John L. Sullivan Stockholm, Jan. 26—(fP)—The ber of your family you probably p^rad, bear testimony to the determination of Rus ilan defenders o f the city who finally thrust back London, Jan. 26. — . that anyone disobeying an order mile drive over the desert from ' to doing elsewhere. Rostov and deeper into the (Continaed on Page Three) Under his proposal, Sullivan (Continued on Page Eight) Opposition in Senate Places Blame for Ex- or attempting to shoot w-ould to the Lake Chad region of Equa^ said, if a man resides In Hartford Ukraine today, spurred at Sentenced to death. torial Africa. Reported; Doubt Is pansion of Encroach- A Reuters dispatch from Zurich but works In New Britain, he once by the praise of Premier Bad weather restricted activity could obtain an occupational de- C^st on Outcome Now, Joseph Stalin and his rally- ment Upon Domain. said the Germans had brought up 3,000 Killed on the Timislan front, ooth on the ferment only from the New Brit- artillery to shell revolting French- ground and In the air. The allied Orders Probe ing, cry that the invading men Into submission If necessary headquarters .oommunique report- ain draft board rather than from Baltimore, Jan. 26—(ff)— The his home board in Hartford. Washington, Jan. 26—(fi>)— Germans be thrown entirely and that house-to-house fighting During Final ed briefly that "our forces con. The second SulUvan resolution Signs multiplied today of increas- out of Soviet Russia. For the first Council of State Governments to- was In progress. tinued to opeiate towai'd the north Loafers Hurt time in the Russians' offensive day prepared to apeak Its piece German occupation authorities in the Ousaeltia valley," Indicat- waa referred to the committee on ing Democratic opposition in the had ordered evacuation and razing federal relations. they hinted at Soviet activity on manpower and defense and ing that the Allies were nudntate- Senate to President Roo.sevelt’s of the district, apparently as a ing pressure In thia region where The two measures were offered close to Rostov, although the mid- Allied Action appointment of Edward J. Flynn heard Gov. J. M. Broughton of defense measure against possible as the General Assembly, taking War Efforts day communique as reported here . — — minister to Australia and his by the Soviet radio monitor did Nbrth Carolina blame the states | Allied Invasion from North Africa, (Contlaned on Page Twe) advantage of its first opportunity themselves for “ much of the al- ' The Germans have been fortifying to catch Its breath, devoted most personal ambassador to the South- not say how near Rostov the Many Coolies Are Taken House. Naval Committee west Pacific. units were working. most terrifying expansion of Fed- i the coast in the Marseille area of Its initial session of tbe week eral encroachment upop the o rig -; .since completing the occupation of to routing approximately 700 bills With the Senate's 38 Republi- Recapture Cattle and Sheep Prisoner in Sanananda to various committees. To Investigate Accusa- cans expected to vote nearly sol- inal domain of the states." ! France., The group cited In the commu- The council’s manpower and! German dispatches reporting Sector; Flying Fort- The bills were those introduced tion Made by Jef- idly against confirmation of the nique was a guerrilla detachment, the arrest of 40,000 persons said Flashes ! last Friday before tbe Legisla- former Democratic national chair- defense programs, expected to and it w’aa credited with operat- embrace the state governmental the move was "absolutely neces- resses Bomb Harbor. (tAte Balletins of the ((F) WIra) tiire clamp the ltd down on tbe fers About Officers. man for the diplomatic post, grow- ing In the Rostov area and vriplng sary because there were among ing Indications of Democratic de- group's most Important recom- >1 Introduction of new business. out ‘about 200 of tbe enemy. Not them many criminals whose activ- Somewhere In New Guinea, Jan. As tbe clerks droned through fections cast doubt on the out- mendations, were scheduled for Urgee Exempting Schnols Washington, J.-n. 26—(iC)—In- only did they destroy guns, trucks ities were against the security and tha tlUea of tbe mountain o f bills, come. presentation Just before the coun- 26— Approximately 3,000 Japanese Providence, R. L, Jan. 26.—OH... vestigation Into charges by Rubber and carts and capture rifies and interest of the state." the Committee on Roads, Rivera A dozen or so “No" votes from cil adjourned iU three-day sixth soldiers were killed- In the final Dr. Janies F. Rockett, director oS Administrator William Jeffers ammunition, the recorded war annual general assembly late to- Being Sent to FVeJns and Bridges prepared for its first the Democratic side might swing Thousands of persons, it was Allied assaults which cleaned the the State Department of Edan* ' bulletin said,.but they also recap- day. public bearing, slated for 2 p. m. that "Army and Navy loafers" the verdict against Flsmn, depend- said, were being sent to Frejus, a enemy out of the Sanananda sec- tlon, today appealed to WaaMag- ing on the number of senators vot- tured from the Germans 1,200 Failed to Meet Challenge on a measure proposing that tbe were Interfering with war produc- head of cattle and 3,500 sheep said town 75 miles east of Marseille. ton to exempt nchools fraoi tlw tor and victoriously concluded old New London to Groton bridge tion waa o rd ei^ today by the ing when the showdown comes, “Those of us who believe In the drastic non-residentlal cot In eR probably next week. Several more to have been taken off collective fundamental principles of state’s the papuan campaign, an Allied House Naval committee. ration* ordered by OPA. In telo- over tbe Thames river to kept In farms. A broadcast by the German- spokesman estimated tonight. operation as a free bridge. The action waa taken at the re- than that number of Democrats rights and local self-government.” grams to Dr. John W. Stndebnlw, The Russians also reported fur- fJovernor Broughton said, "may controlled Lyon radio to the Unless auch legislation Is en- quest of Chairman Vinson (D., were non-committal In their atti- French public, reported to the Of- Many coolies were taken prison- U. S. commissioner of education tude, a cloakroom survey showed. ther gains with the capture of well concede frankly that much er In this area, including several acted, the old bridge must to torn Oa.) after he read to the commit- towns and villages on the southern fice of War Information, was quo- and Senator Theodore Franclii down this year after the new tee a newspaper story of Jeffers' Will Ballot Tomorrow of the almost terrifying expansion hundred natives of Rabaul, . New Green of Rhode Island, he waraei The Foreign Relations commit- front, on the southwestern front. of Federal encromdiment upon ted as follows: span la opened to traffic. remarks before the Council of In the Voronezh area, and on the •The Mar.*ieille population, by Britain. •> that the alternative will he the Rep. Otto W. Grossman (R) of State Governors at Baltimore yes- tee will ballot on the nomination the original domain of the states A small Japanese ship probably closing of ISO ol*-barnlng public, north Caucasian battle line, but has come about because state gov- terday. f (Continued on Page Two) carrying munitions exploded with private and parochial schnols in (Continued on Page Three) they were not immediately Identi- ernments failed to meet the chaL towering flames that lighted the (Osattnued on Page Two) "This is a serious accusation, fied. Rhode Inland, some of them Imme- and we should have an Inquiry to lenge of the new day. entire Rabaul harbor area last diately and all of them iiltImaMjr, The premier’s praise was con- "Inadequate educational oppor- night as Flying Fortresses unload- give Mr. Jeffers an opportunity tained In an order of the day broad- to prove the correctnesa of his tunities, archaic labor laws and ed more than 15 tons of bombs on Stalin Fully informed cast by the Moscow radio and re- Return Death airdromes and shipping in the har- statement We should also hear So Scuffling ported here by the Soviet moni- regulations, unrelieved hardships London, Jan. 26.—((P)—A repM$ Juiy Will Hear and thequltles suffered by the from Army and Navy officials,” tor. bor. that Joseph Mtalin nas fully • in- Vinson said. working people," he continued, Gaping Hole Left In Side formed on recent Allied ronsalto- Lauds Red Army Car to Scene Another investigation. Into a Aboard Yacht led them' "all too frequently to A medlrm-slzed vessel at the tlons, implying that he did not ah>, Norwalk Cases ]>ublished report that Marines had In It he cited the Red Army for look for relief to the Federal gov- driving 245 miles in two months of wharf was bombed, a direct hit tend them, appeared today In tbs { x> unload a ship at Guadalcanal Is- ernment.” leaving a gaping hole in .he ship's the Russian winter offensive and l.ondnn press, which anHrlpated an land In the Solomons because un- He added that it was "unfortu- j PagPR o f Testim ony Tak- side. ’ official announcement about thn Seven Accused l^nter ion seamen refused to work on Vlore Defense Witnesses capturing more' than 200,000 pris- nately tnje that there Is a large oners while rolling the Germans from ^ PaHseiigers, A third ship at the wharf was talks within the next 24 hoars. Sunday, began tr take form with Call^.^-to Testify in and growing group of theorists en attacked, but results were not ob- Prrsumah’y because of censort r^- Not Guilty Pleas; Feb. appointment of a five-man House back from 'the Volga and down who believe that our national from the Don. Employes " on Train. served. Ktrictinns on premature disclnaora 16 Set for Trial. Naval Subcommittee of Inquiry., Flynn Trial Today, government should take all con- Other bombers gave Lae, New of the stralj(*g>' negotiations, aO A bill to continue the adminlS' Premier Stalin signed the order trol and authority----- ’’ morning newspapers which men- as ’the supreme commander." He Albany, Ore., Jan. 26 -ut western Canadn to- Arraigned in Sqpreme court to- On Walkout ers testified: 'I declare my appreciation to the ments In governmental service. Mrs. Martha Virginia Brinson day but continued to cause acuto That no disturbance, scuffling . . . The national debt will lay a day, about an hour after they bad command and to the gallant troop* James. 21, daughter of a promi- furi shortages at many pointa. In or yells were heard on Flynn’s restraining band, I think, on the aurrendcred at the office of State’s nent Norfolk, Va., family, was Cease Work Following Manitoba. sn

X ^ * '!* * '* ThreeX (Oontlaned e« Pace Thna). V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY,,JANUARY 26, 1949 RAGE THREB^' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ^|Aj7CHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY, JANUARY 26,194S t - T m i ------^------greas to extend Uie act which ex- where both Served’ as Home Mis- C u tcoa Unit Fond pires in June. ^ Rritish Capture .pionaries for iMveral years. In 1917 Vendetta! Rent Booster Flower Show 3,000 KiUed Graduates Tonight PnbMc Favors 'Fight Japan This Year tch Firing Is Richer by $60 Orders Probe “ They have done a wonderful Mr. Preston became pastor of a Eas|; and W e s t Meet Job and I don’t anticipate any Coastal Town; church in Santa Rosa, Calif., where he served until his retire- On March 13 Paring Final Price Control I a n • ir. • pDn Nazi Army Mobile Canteen Unit Fund , Loafers Hurt trouble,” Bloom said e t the lend- Is Filled $300 Is atiU growing! ' lease administration. ment and removal to Cazadero. On Streets of Beirut Prevleua amount ..*...3830 A bitter light broke Into the Nearer Tunisia Mrs. Preston died In April, 1941. Urges A. r . Chieftain Tod^s gifts 00 open on another subject, however Mr. Preston is survived by one Local Residents Inter* Allied Action Great Majority Cooper- In Marseille War Efforts sister, Mrs. Carrie Hawkes, of To- First Prosecution Under —a Rapubllcan proposal to create (Continued from Page One) of the Connecticut Assoclatte Now on hand ...... 3896 a standing *^House committee on peka, Kansas. Americans Welcomed in ested in Big Exhibit (Continued from Page One) ating, Asserts State State Development Com- (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Lulu Lord wa.s the week- New Law Brings Quick Manchester Press circuit, who thanked Hill for MM n i c e One) Don't forget, give to this civilian aviatloa. a recent German thrust has been Lebanese City; Fasci- In the Hub City. OPA Director Bowles. his address and the commission for worthwhile cause. Donatiotw; The Housf Ruloa committee halted. end guest in Ellington of her Punishment. Guinea, another hammering and mission Gathering Ad- tration’a lend-lease authority for daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Date Book its hospitality. Ir M ta u d dladpUiM, bav* may be made to Salvation i opened hearings on eight resolu- Claim Repulse Of Attack nating Medley of silenced three m,pbine-gun and dressed in Hartford by Willard B. Rogers, of Manchos* natte fint******"^ tb* wracuatlon Army or V.F.W. or brought to another year was iptroduced today tions to put tht plsji Into effect Mrs. Mahlon Chapman. Manchester people who for years anti-aircraft posts. Hartford, Jan. 26^(/P)— Thanks by CSiairman Bloom (D„ N. Y.) of The Italiahs claimed the repulse . Hartford, Jan. 26—urt poet who said that east and west | on a sllghUy lessened scale, March Connecticut • consumers “many son, publisher.^ano Ronald H. Fsr- ^ "tboee anUnated with maintain- Russians Pushing The trio contended there was no Allied troops and 13 tanks were ers at Police Headquarters at 8. not a year or two from now, or guson, managing editor, of The Democratic national chairman, captured and 70 guns destroyed Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Mar- today said the Act must be en- 13 to 20 inclusive. I t)Sm abowed a great aplrit of accepted the resignation of Ho- need for such s committee in time never would meet must not have Meeting of First Alders of Pre- millions of dollars,”' State OPA else America nl^y face a war that Herald. ,1 UMBsane and aocial aoUdatlty. Ar> in title ’Tunisia fighting ion are the parents of a son, Law- forced—’’otherwise'we will have cinct 2, at Lincoln school at 7:30. Instead of the Xlechanics build- Jap Craft Filled Closer to Rostov ward J. Flynn as National com- of war sines existing committees been to Beirut, at least not In war- ing where it has been staged for Director Chester Bowies said last "may go oh for ever and ever,” fdbgementa were made to aafe- are capable attending to avia- Allied planes raided several rence John, born at Day Kimball chaos and run-away inflation.” Tomorrow mitteeman from New York, saying ot time. Here at the eastern end of years, it will return to its original With Troops Sunk night. Associated Press bureau chief Max ^ guard aa far as possible the ma- tion problems. Advocates a new points of Sicily during the day«, hospital, Piitnam. The landlord receiving punish- Manchester Day at Hartford Flynn could not give adequate at- ot lome in Horticultural-hall. Four New Delhi, Jon. 26— (i?*) — A If it had not been for price con- Y tattal Interesta of the evacuated (OMittaiasd from page One) committee, however, declared the the Italians reported, damaging Non-highway applications for ment Is Dr. Harold C. Quinlan, the Mediterranean this queen city Blood Bank. HIU declared last night at the an- 5,000 Needle tention to that job while serving farm trucks and tractors are now Yet... I Killed floors will be devoted to attrac- royal Indian Navy boat patrolling trol, Bowles declared in a radio 4abaMtanta. aa minister to Australia. subject ot such importance that buildings and killing at least two Meriden dentist, who today chang- of the Lebanon is a fascinating Work on Red Cross Surgical annual meeting of the Connecti- persona at Avola near Syracuse. being accepted by the local Ra- a Mon. ni Tell ed his former plea of Innocence to medley of the abeolute Orient and Uvely arranged exhibits, tc present thfr'Mayu river area in Burma talk, suits, overcoats, dresses, It Am at Threatened from the Germans who had occu- Oongreaa kept an eye on the pri- legislation affecting it should be dresslnga at the American Legion the Illusion of beautiful out-of- rammed and sank a Japanese cut Development Commission. Workers Out A dispatch from Cairo said both tioning Board. one of guilty to collecting rents Occidental modernity. furniture and food would have be- ^ “That la why everyone is defi- pied Its western section since the orities dispute while studying such handled exclusively by one group. You Why ond How hall between the hours of 10 a. m. door gardens. Rarn and unusual coa.stal craft filled with troops, a come more expensive with each As the last Associated Press summer of 1942 when the Axis of- Allied air and land forces were Mrs. Ida Heck, who suffered a of $5 to $10 a month in excess of The sidewalks swarm with l e nltaly forbidden, until further or- other pressing problems as boost- concentrating their efforts on In Morris M o rk e /t and 4:30 p. m. 6 o vi e n from many lands will vie British communique said today. month. chief of bureau in Tokyo, Hill dera, to enter the evacuated build- fensive begsn, culminating In the ing the national debt limit to $210,- broken right wrist In a recent fall tha ceiling from six tenants in an Fighting French, British, and Aus- Tuesday, February 3 (Continued from Page Om ) knocking out Axis alrflelda in on the ice waa able to assist the apartment house at 6OT Broad with these flowers more familiar The Incident occurred Sunday Brace Watkins An increase of one and one-half spent more than seven months in Jaga, and anyone disregarding now-broken siege of Stalingrad. 000.000,000, obtaining increased tralian uniforms, mingling with Annual meeting of Manchester to New Englanders. Am o H. Nehr- To Hold Parley southern ’Tunisia in order to blind substitute at her school on Mon- street, Meriden. night, it was reported. The Indian cents per loaf of bread would have 'solitary confinement in Tokyo’s ' ( A sm ) orders and starting to pil- Capture Belaya OUna revenues for the war, and the man- men In fashionable civilian cloth- Red Cross Chapter, Tra^Je School lows; Price ceiUng^s in the indus- Axis ground troops and stifle day. I A m a Murderer' Ung is again exhibition manager. vessel was rammed first by the Bruce Watkins, son of Mr. and cost state housewives a million notorious Sugamo prison for what vlage will bo Immediately arrested. The Russians also reported the power situation. Through his counsel, George H. ing, with others in Arabic dress, in auditorium at 7:30. and a half dollars, he estimated; try are so low that the employers bombing attacks on Allied com- Miss Dorothy Simpson waa con- Feature Victory Gardens heavily-camouflaged troop • laden Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins of Man- the Japanese claimed were stories cannot Increase wages without •Under the atate of siege de- capture of Belaya Gllna, In the Decision From Preaidetit On Fuel Shortage munication. Cohen, Hartford, the accused Jus- red tsrbushes and in all the motley Victory garden InformaUon will Japanese ship but opened fire, and freezing rents at the April, "detrimental to Japan’s diplom- northern Caucasus, putting one of fined to her home by ^lUneaa on Starts Today tified the rent raise on the grounds garb of the Middle East. Women chester, will graduate from Tuft’s cutting into capital. The employ- clared by the French authoritiea As a Senate Agriculture sub- Two important Axis sliports In Monday. be a big headline feature. Experts drew back and then rammed the College, in Medford, Mass., this 1941, level, he judged, resulted in ocy.” He left Japan last June on . tbe death sentence will be pro- their Armies within 40 miles of that he built a new garage for the who would be at home in the Fifth Japanese craft, sinking her, the a saving of between 10 and 25 mil- ers asked the union to cooperate committee sununoned War Pro- that area, at Medenine and at Ben The annual meeting o f S t Pet- On Page Four will be cn hand to give information evening. Within ten days he will a diplomatic exchange ship. in getting price ceilings raised, ' ftwunced. Those entrusted with Tikhoretsk. a rail Junction 90 miles Hartford, Jan. 26— —Connec- Gardane, have been bombed heav- tenants’ use. The assistant U. S. avenue Easter parade pass others Ration Coupon on vegetable culture, canning or BriUsh said. lions. Criticizing the allied war effort duction Board Chairman Donald UP) er’s Parish has been postponed un- Attorney. Valentine J. Sacco, told report for a three months’ train- but this the union refused to do. rJBBlntalning order have been given south of Rostov. M. Nelson to ask what he intends ily the past few days. half-smothered In black veils. preserving and food storage. The JaY>anese casualties were num- Admits Many “ Loop-Holes'* in the Pacific, Hill declared "This Other spearheads aimed at Ros- ticut officials headed south today, til Sunday, February 7. ’This will the court that Dr. Quinlan was Complexions vary from the very ing school, with the United States ^'•Ijtnct orders to use their arms to do about the priorities contro- Vulnerability Indicated part that gardens play in actual- bered as at least 50. Two officers Marines and at the completion of Acknowledging many “loop- is the pritical year in the Pacific. Union officials contended, hona- tov were said to be 56 miles to the to try to convince Federal officials follow tbe service of Morning quoted as having told tenants the blonde of BriUsh and French to holes and imperfections which re- ever, that the matter of price ceil- against anyone who does not re- versy Involving the synthetic rub- While It was assumed that aome Prayer which will be held In the Adopts Resolution Banking Here ly winning the war will be em-' on the Indian boat were wounded. his course will receive a commis- Every day we delay means ‘ gfyw b en challenged.” east of the city and 70 miles to the that the state urgently needs more of Rommel’s forces already had rent control program is a “ laugh” cream and olive and swarthy. phaslzed. Flower and vegetable The Mayu river flows into the main to be solved,” Bowles sug- must fight a stronger enemy. ings was entirely a concern of em- ber program, official sources -said church, as It li Communion Sun- and a "joke,’'’ and that In one case sion with the Marine Corps. I ' ...... north. a final decision on the Jeffers- fuel. Joined Von Amlm, the vulnerabil- In the streets modem street cars shows continue to be presented in bay north of AkyOb, on the west gested that the operating cost of “Japan is stixjng, she won’t ployers and the government and Forty miles south of Tikhoretsk Governor Baldwin leaves for day. Favoring Passage he told an occupant to pay the in- Graduating from Manchester the 43-man state staff haa amply armed services duel will have to ity of the Axis corridor up the pause to let laden donkeys pass, Goes into Effect at even greater abundance In Great Burma coast. High in 1939 he entered Tuft’s and break and in many conquered maintained that the employers another Army which advanced up Washington tonight to confer on Word has been received by Mr. creased rent or “get out.” , while the drivers of • American- Justified its cost. come from the President. east coast of Tunisia was Indicated and Mrs. Clarence Porter, the ^.,ar- IWtaln than before the war. They .'\ttack Motor Column made the outdoor track team, lands she is persuading the native were using it merely as a device Churches Aiding the railroad Baku to cap- a numter of matters. Including yesterday when American troops, Of Pav-Go Taxes Dominick Barbleri, Waterbury, made automobiles honk their Manchester Trust believe that’ shows of this char^ The task of t! 'se 43 men, he populations to fight and work for to forestall wage Increases. They ture Armavir now has reported These sources, which cannot be ents of Pvt. Leonard Porter, of hi.a R.A.F. Hurricanes roared in low elected captain in 1942 and play- quoted,, said Army and Navy fuel shortages, manpower mobili- accepting a dare, broke through to pleaded guilty today to a nix-count horns impatiently and an oil truck acter are effective builders of said. Is to Investigate the "thou her. In my opinion, Japan is an offered to leave the amount of the threatening Kropotkin, another zation, war contracts and main- graduation from Amarillo Field Information charging that he col- Tomorrow. over a Japanese motor transport ed halfback on the varsity team. sands” of complaints about gaso- In Fuel Saving heads informed James F. Bytoes, Maknassy, oqly 35 miles from the Air School as an Aviation Me- in bright red paint scouts across morale. To quote Mrs. Winston He is also vice president of Delta even'more dangerous enemy than Increase to arbitratio'n. railway center. The advancing col- taining tbe old bridge over the coastal road, and seized 80 Axis (Continued from Page One) lected excessive rents and filed the Intersection. A 'n atty traffic Churchill; "We ought not to allow column yesterday, along the Taun- line, sugar, coffee, tire rationing umns there were placed by latest director of economic stabilization, chanic, passing second highest in gup-Padaung road in southwestern Tail Delta and was popular with Germany.” Dubinsky said the union sought that Jeffers’ claims on materials ’Thames at New London. prisoners. false registrations regarding his poUceman, calmly dlrecUng the ‘RaUon coupon banking.” a new the enemy to prevent us from and other materials. to equalize wages in the Industry dispatches at Novo-Kubanskoe. State Fuel Administrator Wes- the class. P v t Porter baa also Groton, author 6f the bill, explain- Burma, the British reported, de- the entire student body. "When you compare this group "Lett Handed War” for his synthetic rubber program French troops, holding their po- property. Case was continue to whole lot, stands under a most type of baifltlng service for retail carrying on all those things which To illustrate his contention to meet the Increased cost of Ur- Hanebester churches which heat nine miles northwest of Armsvlr ley A. Sturges and Director of Oil passed his physical examination to ed that there was no time limit stroying at least 10 Army trucks Over a year ago he enlisted in of 43 investigators with the 700 would Interfere with their three sitions in the important Ousseltia February 2 for sentence. Oriental-looking umbrella. will make life better later on.” about allied efforts a;;ainst Japan. Ing.” hy fuel oil, and are at the present on the railroad. Pooling Seth Darley were discuss- sector of central ’Tunisia, threw enter the Aerial Gunnery School set for maintaining the old bridge, era and Wholesalers of rationed Only Flower Show and a staff car. damaging many the Marine Reserve Corps and will district and deput. fire wardens, “must” programs—aviation gaso- Edward Keenan of the Keenan Vendors Offer Fruits Hill told of a conversation he had ttM Out to SS per cent of their Closer To Voroshilovgrad ing detailed fuel figures this morn- back German attacks in the moun- In Harlingen, Texas, where he will because, he explained, ”we don’t Music Store. Bridgeport, changed commodtUes, designed to make the The Boston show^which haa be- others, and killing a considerable be graduated under an agreement 232 state police, 110 motor vehicle i dermal allotment, are cooperating In the Ukraine, the Russians re- line, chemical warfare plants and be stationed for a few weeks, and know how long the war Is going to A t the curb, pushcart vendors number of Japanese soldiers. reached at the time of his enlist- inspectors, 53 sealers of weights with an American government of- Naval escort vessels. ing in Baltimore with. Secretary tains to the east and with the ar- his former plea of Innoceiit to nation’s raUon program work come a tradition in this area will Paper Tape for Garters orery way possible during this ported they had pushed to wlth- Harold L Ickes, petroleum admin- rival of U. 8. armored troops, then get his “wings.” Harlingen, last.” offer oranges, bananas, tangerines be the only flower show m the Unit- Shwebd airdrome, held by the ment. and measures, you can see that ficial. Also present was Clark The conflict flared into the open three counts of using the mails to and large tawny raisins. Glass- more .effecUvely, will be inaugura arttlcal situation. The South ing 10 miles of Voroshilovgrad and istrator for war. strengthened their hold north and he says, is about ten miles from FavAr Keeping Old Bridge defraud to a plea of nolo conten-- ed States this spring. A glance at Japanese in central Burma, was the OPA investigators could never Lee, Associate Press correspond- yesterday when the rubber direc- fronted stores displaying radios, ent who covered Bataan and Cor- Lubbock, Tex.—(/P)—Girl civil- Jlietbodlat church has' for some pointed out that their occupation A number of atate i^fflcials are northeast of the town, a French the old Mexico border, and about dere and was continued to Feb- - ted here in Manchester tomorrow, the calendar reveals the fact that 'raided by fighter-bombers during begin to cope with the problems tor told the Cbuncil of State Gov- Proponents of the measure have cameras, flashlights and American regldor and the fighting in the ian employees of the South Plslna ttaao held its Sunday morning of Starobelsk and Valuiki at once also at the council of governments communique said. as far from the Rio Grande. ruary 2. it is announced by the Manchester it will be open Saturday to Sat the day and last night long range of enforcing the various OPA gave them a key to the approaches ernments in Baltimore that the Marshall Porter left Friday contended that because of the toilet articles are interspersed bombers returned to the attack, Solomons. Army Flying school have devised mocahlp aervicas in the social ball, at Baltimore, to which Governor Rommel was believed to have strategic Importance of the New Meat Company. ufday, and presumably on Sunday States’ Laxity regulations, it it were not for one s aMI beginning next Sunday, tbe to Voroehilovgimd and to Kharkov, country will get war production sent a sizeable force into the morning for Camp Devens. with hole-in-the-wall bazaars that This is a war service that the the 14th. This has not happened laying their missiles well inside Important fact,” , declared Bowles. " 'But we are fighting a left a new use for gummed paper tape. ‘‘If we keep the Army and Navy Baldwin was invited but could Bot London area, it would be advisable They use It to hold up their stock- ^jMemiag ssrvlca of worship of tbe Ukraine capital and one of the accept. ' Marcth line, which once guarded Pvt. Daniel Hodge is home ' on are mixtures of Oriental jewelry. government has asked the banks for some years, and will afford the target area, it was announced. "That is that the great majority handed war out there,’ ” Hill quot German front stronndinta. loafers out of these plants.” to keep the old bridge in 9peration Swiss watches and eastern and Other bombers went after Jap- Behind Grabs ed the official. ings. 'ttaanuel Lutheran church will be Tunisia against the Italians, but furlough from Fort Bragg. N. C. at least through the duration. to undertake under which whole- many thousands more an oppor- of people have been marvelously h M at 10:30 in tbs church vestry. In the middle Don flghUng, how- Denounces interferenen this move was believed by most Pvt. Dwight Martin has been Open Forum western haberdashery. salers and the larger retailers wlU tunity to attend on this day. anese shipping found along the cooperative in trying to carry out " ‘Yes’ said Lee, holding up his ever, the Ruaaiana said that the Before the legislature convened. One of these small shop keep' Arakan coast, the northeast shore these necessary wartime regula- hand, ‘with the little finger of our TIte plan will be followed for the Denouncing what he termed observers to be only a delaying transferred from Camp Devens to Governor Baldwin' told newspaper- be required by the Office of Price The morning irain for Boston M aalnder of the season, or while Germans stiU were throwing heavy their "Interference” with produc- Soldiers Using action against the Eighth Army Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, era rushed Into the street to gn’osp AdmlnlstraUon to open ’’ration leaves weekdays at ^ :2b from Man of the Bay of Bengal. To Get Power tions.” left hand.’ men at his press conference that EMitor, The Evening Herald: oorrent restrictions on the use of infantry and tank forces into tion. Jeffers declared “ there are pounding westward toward the Pvt. Anthony Oonci is home on me by the hand with a glad cry of bank accounts” in the banks with Chester despot, Sundays at 9:29; There were no reports, the Brit- "What Lee said was not disput' counter-attacks, which the Rus- he intended to discuss with Feder- We were interested In reading i.sh said, of any enemy air action^ ed.” ftial ott are in force. too many experts in these plants” Hunting Knives line. furlough from the Air Field school al authorities the problem of main- "Hallo, American, won't you come which they customarily do busi- reaches Boston 12:05; returning (Continued from Page One) HEIK PREVENT sians reported they were turning at Syracuse, N. Y.. and was one of the accounts of people who have ln. ” When I replied that I wantedness. Into these “ raUon accounts” leaves Boston at 6:45 and arrives against Allied territory yesterday. Hill is the author of a current gt Jameses church baa also and added that “one day It’s the taining the two bridges over the seen blue birds recently. There haa Vote to Stay back. Navy and the next It’s the Army. those to attend the party given to buy nothing, he rejoined, "You the wholesalers and retailers will here at 9:21. About four min:ites I ambitions of our Federal govem- book; “ Ebtcbange Ship.” Stewefeired services from tbe up- Thames. The chief executive will been a flock of six in the backyard Conaolidate Positions Also a speaker on the dinner MANY “It’s a battle,” he said, “ be- Saturday night by a large number leave for Washington tonignt for are welcome here In any case. We deposit the ration coupons receiv- difference between the South Sta- j ment.” per church to the lower. Hartford, Jan. 26— That old since Christmas Day—are very fat like Americans: always glad to tion and Back Bay should be al- program waa Governor Raymond RmtUm Thnuts tween bow many stars and how Hebron of friends in honor of his brother a two-day visit. ed from their customers against Washington, Jan. 26 — (JP) — ' Future Never So Bright On Walkout hunting knife you’ve had around George Gone!, who will leave for and don’t appear to mind the ex- See you. Can I direct you any- which they will draw special ‘‘ra- lowed. .\inerican forces have consolidated E. Baldwin, who declared in speak- C01D$ many bars,” '* While in Washington, he said, treme cold. There are also sever- the house for years may save the Camp Devens on Saturday. where?” Uon checks” when ordering new positions in Kokumbkona, Jap- I Centralization “ has about ing of the oil shortage that the froEi dflvflIopiRg More Violent Jeffers was applauded by his he will also discuss the manpower al bluejays, sparrows and starlings (Continued from Page One) London, Jan. )— ^The G e r - life of some American soldier in Martin Robertson, supervisor, supplies. It is expected that only anese headquarters on Guadalca- I reached the saturation ^ i n t in home front “ must produce more 36— (JT audience but not by the Office of and fuel situation with various of- which we feed daily. Work Bssring Fruit Put a few drops o f VoKiomoi M man high command aasarted today War Information in Washington the south Pacific. met Friday night with the com- the retailers whose food sales In nal, and control the village and this country,” he declared, ’’and and more and get along on leas each nosttfl at the va y lint sn ln There is a desperate need for ficials. Including Connecticut’s Mrs. Henry Marcham. This sort of greeting I found Signs Grow added ’’the future of the Ameri- plan gnmta only a part of the de- and less.” that Russian thrusta on a wide which noted the administrator’s mittee erf the school board, the congressional contingent. was not at aQ unusual for an December, 1942, exceeded $5,000 beach after killing 293 enemy or snccu. Its quick setion part of the eastern front increas- such knives in this combat area. Vernon Center. will be directed by the Office of troops, the Navy reported today. can state was never so bright." mands but guarantees the mini- He said the fuel situation is Mahieu's remarks were not submitted in ’The public is being asked to help Rev. Harold Keen, Mrs. Albert On his return from the capitol, American in Beirut. Many Leban- mum wage will not fall below the skis Nstuieli defenses aaamMrm ed in vii- An "As a permanent institution.” their strike. done in the war of friendly co- Condensed ance a national debt heading to- With the indorsement of high cal changes are expected to go into blackout with a cab driver who ward the $210,000,000,000 mark der Little. 62. of 243 Fem street, a On Golden Wedding spoke only French, the cabbie pon banking” system. They will generally was believed likely to be rail anthracite shipments into New he commented, ”we don’t want There was some unofficial sug- operation.” the Governor urged Milk, can . Public Records military officers of the area, west immediate effect, the routes of veteran of the Boer War, who died state Capitol, Hartford, Jan. 26 continue to obtain their raUon favorable, one Democratic mem- England in the week' ended Janu- executive orders to supersede leg- gestion among union members solutibn of war problems under Mt e Al i Mt Li i i Lmr confronted the House Ways and coast residents have organized a drove to the American university, Means committee. Hyman Sherman. Alphons Wright Saturday afternoon at Memorial —UP)— Rep. Fred A. Beckwith, coupons from local ration boards ber who asked to remain anony- ary 16, were about one-third less islative action, either on a state here that an effort might be made state law rather than requiring ”a llanr doetois sar eonitlpettoa with Ms ’’Give a Knife to Save a Life” found the English-speaking gate- mous said an adverse report would Will Claim First Attention and Mrs. Howard Kelsey remain- hospital following a short illness, East Lyme Republican, celebrated and they will conUnue to “spend” than the weekly average rate in or national basis. . . . But the to combine the Sault Ste. Marie host of Federal officials.” beadaebn. menial dullnam, that belt Warrantee Deeds campaign and are contributing was held this afternoon at 2 man, and we were set right in 30 not be too surprising to him. allre feeUnf often result It liver bAs S^iaghetti Legislation to boost the debt ing unchanged for the present. To his golden wedding anniversary their coupons at the stores Just as November and December but 240 demands of modem war make it and Sydney votes on the rctum-to- "I have confidence in the patrlo doesn’t flovf freely every day Into year John R. Allen to Catherine thousands of hunting knivps to be eliminate an overlapping of route.s o’clock at the Thomas O. Dougan seconds. Democrats generally were loath cars higher than the pt-evious absolutely necessary for us to go IMnner, MachlB, property on Spruce limit from $125 000.000,000 to the today by serving as acting speak- Not all English-speaking Leb- they have been doing in the past. work proposals, which Would make Uc Instinct we know resides in the InteeUnee—so take to. Edwarda' Oltve higher figure will claim first atten- flown to the men in the south Pa- on the Old Colchester road, Nor- F^ineral Home, 59 Holl street. Rev. er for part of the day. Only certain dealers selling ration- to commit themselves publicly, but week. Solid Fuels Coordinator further in centralizing authority a 3 to 2 vote in favor of return- heart of every Connecticut Yan Tablets to Insure yentZe yet Complete...... street, cific. man Rathbone’s bus. however, go- James Stuart Neill, rector of St. anese learned the langm^K® *1 I!*® Senator Wheeler (D„ Mont.) said Ickes reported today. than we ever would In peace' bowel movedients. Oltve Tablets ate Leland T. Wood to John R. tion of the committee at the open- The 77-year-old legislator has university, however. As I entered ed commodities will have to open ing. However, there was no offi- kee,” he declared. simply leond ertiU to stir up Itvar bds The campaign is now being ex- ing from Raymond's comer to Mary’s Episcopal church offici- he thought the nomination was Ickes attributed the increase, time.” secretion and tone up muscular lntr~ Allen, property on Spruce street. ing meeting Thursday. served five previous terms in the one large cafe, the proprietor "ration bank accounts.” cial announcement on this sugges- Another speaker was James The RumI pay-as-you-go tax tended to the east. Amston Village, will pick up the ated. / General Assembly, beginning In The banks will have nothing to unfortunate at this particular achieved in spite of the strike in McGovern of Bridgeport, president tinal action. PoUow label Tenderoni — Spaghetti John R. Allen to Clarence G. greeted me with. "How would you time and unfortunate as to the tion. ISf, 30t, tot. All drugsywee. plan or a modlfled version also was elementary children on the Old Mr. Little was bom In County 1907. do with the fixing of raUon allot- the hard coal mines, to emergency! Britain’s Bontbings with Eggs, cook in seven Bristol, et sis, property 00 Del- like a nice cold can of beer from particular place.” distribution measures designed to scheduled for early consideration. Colchester road, on Its way to the Armagh, Northern Ireland and Brooklyn?" He spoke with a gut- ments or allowances, or with the mont street. Green to get the high school chil- came to Manchester where he Wheeler said he was not inter- concentrate shipments of. available Enemy bombs killed 43,373 per- minutes, l O ^ Marriage Intentlofis Committee members expressed Return Death tural accent which was explained issuing of ration coupons. The lo- general agreement that taxes dren. The carrier driven through had resided for nearly 40 years. He ested in the Republican accusa- coal into states most acutely af- sons'^ and injured 54,^61 in Britain 2pkgs. f o r ...... l Y C Applications for marriage li- when he said he had learned both cal ration boards will continue to tions which had been brought must be collected on a current Jones street by Mrs. Walter was employed by Cheney Brothers. Family of Se\en perform these functions. fected by the. .shortage. from mid-1940 to the end of Janu- censes are on file in the town English and German during the against Flynn’s qualifications and All-rail anthracite shipments basis with deductions similar to Car to Scene Wright will remain the same as He leaves hisi .wife, Elizabeth World War when he was a private The new "ration banking” sys- ary, 1942. Last year’s worst clerk’s office by Bernard Arthur (Tedford) Little; three sons, Fred which were heard at length in into New England totaled 84,200 Chicken of the Sea those for the victory tax being far as those going to Bacon Acad- Felled by Fumes in the Turkish Army. tem wlU not affect the regular month f6r bombings were April, f** Noble ot Coventry and Dorothy emy are concerned, but the car- Little of this town, Stanley T., in three days of hearings before the tons in the week of January 16, when 6,131 \vere killed and 6,900 White Meat Bell Peterson of 114 Charter Oak taken from each wage-earner’s (Contlnned from Page Om ) Hoddle Around Ncu-spapeir money or check accounts of the nay check. Opinion w-as divided, rying of any elementary children the Army overseas and Warren K. Foreign Relations committee. compared with 72,200 tons in the injured. Bes( month wa.s Decem- Tona, TVs-oz. street and Louis Nugent. U. S Little, with the Marines overseas: The beer coat the eoulvalent of 1 public at all. The public will con- Not Experienced Diplomat preceding week. however, on the best procedure. m. Saturday. He looked out to see will be eliminated. The bus driven n r ^ r i e t o ^ ^ to use their bank account. ber. with only 34 killed and 55 cftn dooo#•«••• Army and Ruth Belanger of 33 a daughter, Mrs. Melvin E. Lin- New Haven, Jan. 26.—UP)— 60 cents, and the proprietor con Some Democrats were reported TTie total all-rail movement of The manpower problem also con- a heav>’-set man back from through North street by Mrs. The- In the customary way. Injured. Charter Oak street. tinued to harass lawmakers. Sen- resa Fracchia, will be the same, coln of Wflllmantlc; three Sistera, Speedy first aid treatment applied ceded that there was not much call The "ration bank accounts' will planning to oppose Flynn’s con- hard and soft coal into New Eng- lames’ berth and rim toward the Mrs. Robert McComb of this town; for It because most other drinks firmation on the grounds that he land was' approximately 315,750 ator Gurney f-R.. S. D.>, scoffing rear of the train, he told investi- except that she will carry the by police, firemen and the crews be new accounts for the handling Boned Find ChUd’s Body- at proposals for ceilings on armed three high school pupils living on Mrs. William Neville and Mrs. of four ambulances today saved cost pnly 40. A t an adjoining table of ratiem coupons only and will be was not an experienced diplomat tons, compared with 304,465 tona gators. He gave chase, but saw a Lebanese party drinking arak „.*/** niswspaper bearing a Jan. 18 date. workers employed 40 hours a week pied a berth near No. 13. He said The bearers were: Fred Tedford, heard In other parts of the room In the various rationed commodi- that he had “tentatively” resign- JamcE HarVleon 23c The marriagS of Miss Jeanne but two children. Ellen Tyznlk. 7. £. Hartford THAT: Bfilk, 2 tall cans Medical Ebcaminer Marvin M. will produce a’ given amount of he heard a woman cry ’’1 can’t Ives to Jerry Ryehovsky ofjCol- Howard Little, Robert Little, Sam- over glasses of whiskey. ties. Against these balances they ed as Democratic national com- Thomas Jefferson was an early and Dolorea, 4, were discharged. Sixty cents for beer, I found, user of the automat idea. He had Scarbrough, who ordered the body goods In 1943 hut at a work-week take this any longer...M y God, che.ster and New York, took place uel Little, Robert Chambers and The two little girls were expected will draw special "ration checks” mitteeman from New York. The very same Gas used in your is not out of Ime with other prices a 8elf-sert;e contraption in the emoved to New Haven hospital not quite the 56 hours the w'ork- this man’s killing me.” Then fol- on Spnday afternoon at 3 o’clock Robert McComb. Burial was in the to recover. payable to their suppliers when “ I was a bona fide supporter of Campbell’s 'or examination, said tbe child ers of England are putting in,” lowed tbe scream. East cemetery. In Beirut. Dinner l-i a good res- they order new stocks or supplies the Hatch act,” Clark told report- dining roorn of his home — a .set kitchen is also used for “ cook- at the' home of her mother, Mrs. The plight o f the seven was taurant, even without the wine Had either died or been killed only 6,000,000 workers could be taken Mrs. James, bride of a young T. C. Ives, in Amston. The Rev. The obituary of Mr, Little waa to sell to tbe public. ers, "and while it stands, I can t of circular shelves set in the wall. ing” metal in our busy war fac- Tomato Soup, 2 5 ^ discovered by Alexander Borkow- which IS' invariably urged upon These “ration checks” will have The shelves, laden wifn food, 3 cans for a short while ago. from Indu.stry and placed in agri- Navy ensign, was following her George Milne, pastor of Hebron inadvertently omitted from yes- skl, 50, father and g o d fa t h e r of ftICAt.MITOmi.UNn'n vote for him for a Federal post , Detective Carl Gustafson was husband on a routine transfer tbe diner, costa $2 or $3 despite nothing to do with the payment turned into the room at the touch tories. In fact, right here in cultre to produce the increased and Gilead Congregati on a 1 terday’s paper: the family: upon hla/retura home / - ON THE SAME SHOW — while he holds a political connec assigned to the case. fixed prices. For there is always for the commodities ordered. Re- of a spring, and dirty dishes were victory fo ^ objective. from Seattle. churches officiated. Only immedi- from woric ahortly after 7 a. m. tlon of that kind. He’ll have to Hartford the gas used for To Order Reserves To Duty an orchestra, and the coffee usi(- tailers and wholesalers -will con- resign before he gets my vote.” returned to the kitchen' in the ate relatives and friends were Ip addition to the Tyznlk sla- ^ l y is additional. Often, also, the tinue to pay their bills In the same way. making machine guns, rifles and War Department officials an- present. Miss Ives was gowned in ters, the others who required Not Lacking In Defenders nounced yesterday that the hulk of Attend Meeting exact change cannot be made, for usual way. . Flynn did not lack defenders aircraft cannon alone in one Hospital Notes aquamarine blue ailk crepe, pHn- treatment were Mrs. Helen Boi- mall change Is at a premium here. "Ration coupon banking” i* * the Army’s enlisted resenists in cess style, and carried yellow tea among the Democrats, however, colleges throughout the country kowski, 51; Theodore Borkowsfcl, It has been eased somewhat by a new plan fos handling a lot of the month, is enough to cook more rosea. She was attended by her Of Air Wardens 18; Dianne Tyznlk, 5; Mrs. Anlty y Uloywivti for Clark’s colleague. Senator will be "ordered to active duty recent issue of notes worth about vvork now done by the 5,500 local Truman (D-. Mo.), announced he than 485,000 average family Admitted yesUrday: Jennie later, .Mrs. Michael Plecsn, wear- Tyxnlk, 34, mother o f the Jhree ______MMSaiSON 3V», 5 and 20 cents, but coinage r^uon boards.. CollecUng. count- RANGE FUEL soon. ing light blue cut in an identical would vote for confirmation, as- Indications came from aome Ellsworth, South Coventry; Ron- younger children, and Steven ususlly la Palestinian when It U J recording, controlling, and meals! And this is but a part Chairman George H. Waddell of THIS THEATRE CLOSED I serting that opponents "haven’t Senators that they will ask for an ald Dombkowskl, 281 Center style, and also carrying tea roses. Borkowskl, 14. to be found at all. ' safeguarding of ration coupons OIL OIL John Ryehovsky, of Colchester, the local Defense Council, Henry got anything against Flynn ex- of the many ways Gas works for Investigation into the administra- street; Ann Muske, 254 Hartford ALL DAY TODAY! I Clotliing Costs High exchanging them for certifi- brother of the groom acted as beet R. Mallory, Chairman of the Air Backs Emergency Pqkers A pair of shoes may tost $25, cates by means of which dealers cept that he’s a Democrat.” tion of lendlease shipments, but road; Jesse M. HlUs, Andover; SenatexT Tunnell (p., Del.), a Victory. 9.4c gallon 9c gallon James. Lawson, 120 South Main man. After a wedding supper the Raid Precautions Committee, and other clothing costa are com- order new supplies of commodities In 100 Gallon Lots. In 100 Gallon Lots. not with the object of seeking any couple left on an unannounced parable for good materials. Not- for sale to the public has threat- member of the Foreign Relations curtailment of this aid. street; Lynn Sundquist, 98 Prince- Chief Warden Thomas Weir, Re- Hartford, Jan. 26 ~ / (JP) — The The Gas you do not w aste.. . wedding trip, Mra Ryehovsky gional Warden Ray Cooper, Depu- Connecticut . League /'of Women toio-go^ silk stockings displayed ^ned to overburden the ration committee, said be thought Re- At the same time, Chairman ton street. publican charges against Flynn in cooking, water heating, and ^ Admitted today: Baby Frans wearing an ensemble in beige her- ty Wardens Robert Hathaway and Voters Legislative. committee, In shop windows art priced at $5 boards and ]^slbly jeopardize the Bloom of the House Foreign A f- ringbone ^tweed with raccoon, and or more. 1 now of commodities to the public had "lallen flat,” and Senator especially by not using your gas fairs committee said he was lining Eyberse, 34 Liberty street; Donald Charles Burr will attend a meeting today, announced it fav- black accessories. Mr. and Mrs. regional meeting of air raid war- ored the. administration's bill Many of the stocks appear to additional commodities are ra- RadcUffe (D „ Md.), a friend of MORIARTY BROS up government officials to testify Modean, VemOh. \ , Flynn for 20 years, voiced the range for room heating.. .helps On the Level At Center and Broad Streets Discharged yesterday: Miss Bet- Ryehovsky will live In Amston. dens In the Aetna Insurance granting tha governor emergency MANCHESIfH be pre-war Importations from tioned. The government has there- Dial 8500 at a series’ of bearings on lend- opinion that ”a very weak case” ty Austin, "is Flower street; John Attendance at the Walk-to-the- offices this evening. The meeting powers. France and America. Scarcity may | asked the banks to undertake to make these war weapons. lease preliminary to asking Con- THEATER OPEN TODAY had been presented. Tracy, 54 Union pisee; Merton Party Saturday night was excep- will discuss phases of area co- The league statement said: "It be expected to send prices still these accounting activities In or- Lever, 82 Spring street; Sue Ann tionally good, though more slipped operation in emergency. seems to us that l!t wartime, when NOW PLAYING! higher, psrUcuUrly for luxury der to assure the smooth running Gas makes them fa ster.. .and Clark, South Coventry; Jacob than walked to get there. Jared critical situations develop at a mo- gpodm. and success of the ration program. that means lives saved! I f’s Personal Notices Kravontka, 499 North Main street Tennant played and called off for ment's notice, the governor should But on the whole, life in Beirut Rationing Is designed to secure No Scuffling la good. Food appears ample, \ylth a fair share of scarce commodi- much more economical. . . and Everett MiUiken, Vernon; George equate dancing: and Mr. and Mrs. be fully empowered to take what- that affects all our pneketbooks. McGrath, 189 South Main' street; Walter Hewitt loaned a vietrola ever Immediate action is warrant- meatless days not too onerous. ties for everybody. "Ration coupon About Town The bread and ragar are almost Aboard Yacht ResoIntiiHi of Sympathy Maurice Jobert, 185 Maple street. for round dances. Chorus singing ed. The administration's bill pro- banking” la designed to help bring It’s much easier to control. . . Discharged today; Lynn Sund- and games were directed by Leroy vides sufficient. safeguards to as whits, the wine and cheeses are that about In undertaking to op- and that means finer, better Cosh Cash Cash In memory of Roblneon Crockett fine, and sweet fresh orange Juice who died on December 19th, 19*2; quist, 98 Prlncdton street. Getchell. The first draw for the sure' final legislative control'' erate this new “raUMi coupon (4.ontinued from Page One) Once asain Death has Invaded our According to announcements PLUS! "Yon’ra Telihig Me^" U to be had nearly for the aak- banking'' system the banks will equipment for our men 'in the midst and called to the Heavenly Birth: Yesterday, a daughter to door prize produced the name ot Mr. and Mrs. Myron Amee, 851 Miss Betty Getchell. which drew received, the daughter bora to "Food Fools" Ing. perform a nonprofit war service “No. She waa always in very fighting forces. home a Dearly beloved Brother. The Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Roberts, WED. AND THURS. And In jxrt-pourri of | o,e government In doing this, Golden Gate baa been opened wide Center street. an acclamation, as Betty's brother —;----- good spirits.” to welcome him !to the New Jeru- of Annapolis, Md., has been named DInnerware Free To the Ladles! races and peoplea, there . la a cer banks are simply adding an' Miss Satterlee had declared that That’s why...... salem. He was a true Friend and al- Birth: Today, a daughter to Mr. got the door prize last week, and Diane Joy. Mrs. Roberts is In tbe Court fools of old Europe were tain Indefinable French charm and Mrs. Joseph De Niea 503 Ad- the prize Is free admission to all named after a favorite food o f the GEORGE MONTGOMERY other service to the numerous war Flynn was Intimate with her again ways ready to aeslat In the welfare Emergency bospltsl at Annapolis. that mahu many things the more Jobe they are already performing. on the return trip to the mainland of hia comrades, ...w- ams street, and a son to Mr. and the parties held this season. But country. They were called "Jack asaily bearable. And whtreas the all wlee and Mrs. WUUam Hills, 26 Walker a second draw being insisted on by Puddings” In England, "Jean ANN RUTHERFORD Sunday after m ating her below merciful Master of.the Univeree hae A son was bom this morning at The Tnie Sandwich deck to see the moon through called our beloved and rcapecteil street. Betty, went to Stanley Nygren. the Hartford hosplUl to Ueuten- Potsges” in France, and "Pickled on Next Saturday the proceeds will porthole. But Miss Patterson tes- Brother home and he having been ant and Mrs. J. Raymond Shea. Herrings" in Holland. < You're reaUy not eaUng a sand- a Trua and Faithful Brother In our go to the March of Dimes, and in- tified that St no time on the re- Mrs. Shea was the former . Miss HOT Nazi Press wich unless It .consists of two Club. German Death Rate Up stead of the usual dime admission, turn trip did she see the actor go MLL SHELLAC GOES TO WAR, NEW REG We resolve to send Sincere Con- Ruth Watkins and the baby is tbe slices bread and butter with a there is no limit to the number ot a t below deck with the other girl. ____ dolence to hia family and that a Under the Hitler regime, Ger- first grandson of 'M r. and Mrs. C. Still Warns slice of ham or other salt meat Heard No Distnrboiice GAS ORDS BIUST COME FROM SCRAP, copy of these resolutions be tent to dimes that will let you in. There Elmore Watkins. Thsy hsvs a 'yow, »s the Family, and one to the Local many’s annual death rate has will be new gamee, dancing as If Yon Like Music SWEET! between them, tt's only spread Tbe Army corporal, Hubert L. IS VITAL TO W AR Papar and one Drafted In the risen by 80,000, The number of granddaUfhtOT, tbe child of bread otherwlae. The word origi- Oliver, testified be was a member ANCIENT. WORN OUT, BROKEN, UNUSED Minutes of our Club. usual, and refreshments' furnished Miriam Watkins Hartings sixi F. aad have 40 epare mlnotee a About Peril INDUSTRY 'fTha British American Club, Inc, suicides In that country is almost by Mr. and Mrs. -Leroy GetcheU, nally meant only salt meat be- of the y t ^ t crew on the cruise. , . USE rr WISELYl equal to the total for the rest of Gay Hsatings. Lisntensnt Shea day, I can teach you to play tween ellcee of bread, but diction- .He said he slept on deck the Sat- Fred Dtckson„ who were In charge of last time's RECORDS. BRING YOUR OLD RECORDS " President, Europe. was graduated recently from the eoaga like "Aaekore A ’Wctgh," (Oratfimed (ram Fags Om ) aries have not made this dlatinc- urday night of the trip, but heard program. officers' training school at Camp William'Wylie, '"Star Dwt.” "When the Ughto tion since the latter part of the no disturbance. . T O ^ Reeordinx secretary. Miss Busan B. Pendleton is con- Lee, Va. to eaae the way for the spaech Home Aocldento Go Oa Again," tai .13 leaaoaa, on I9th century. "Did Mr.'Flynn go below deck fined to her honu by a severe at- Hitler was expected to deliver Sat- In Memoriam tack of grip. \ Ray D. Culver of Berlin, will to your knowledge at any time a 4-stifag guitar. urday on the 10th anniversary of Largest Bus Fleet coming back Sunday?" asked De- In memory ot husband and fatbar -Deaths caused by principal News of the death of the Rev. peak on the subject of "Home In- who died Jan. Nth. 1941: types of home actidents diurmg (A few new Inetnunenta avail- his becomhig chancellor of Ger- fense Attorney Jprry Gicsier. Charles W. Preston, pastor of ulatioa,'’ at tbe meeUng of tbe North Carolina has tbe largest 1989 were: Falls, 16400; bums. Brotherhood of Emanuel Lutheran able). _ many.4 “No, he steered on the way Bfanehostpir Division Tha silent hearth, the vacant chair, Gilead Congregational Society In dvil fleet of motor vehicles. Its bock." Potterton’s A'-lovad- ops aona away. confiagratloBS and explosions, 5,- the 1890's, In OandOTO, Calif.,- haa church scheduled for Tuesday lYMM eaei London ohoervars, too, felt that Haw Iona tbe tima to those who 600; polaaos (except gaa), 1,400; tha hints being dropped there and 4,649 schOtol busses comprised the t U H ortfsra Cos Cs. LufMrt Radio A Rocord Store eara. been recsivsd by l o ^ frienda In eventag, February 3 at eight Georae J. Smith PLUS — firearms, 1,850; mechanical suffo- fTnOHT IN NEW ORLEANS" In Washington on the hatebliigof largest motor -fleet In the world Every shell flred ocroea the SR 5S9-541 BIAIN STREET Hew short a yoar to-day, 1890, Mr. Proston Bsarrled Miss o'clock. Be win also Mmw motion It Flower street new Mows against tha Axis 'also until the fast-miovlng Army fleet cation, 1,050; poiaon gas, 900; all Minnie Sumner of Hebron, and pictures with sound. Members are With PRESTON FOBTEB Shiglieh Channel le sold to cost Dial S360 (Hemlage ar £va.) were affecting German morale. outstripped It, about $3,5001, Mre. Barab. Wtiab^ and Family. others, 6,600. they later moved to Nsbrasks, urged to y jir v i the ^ t e .

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AMKlfMttr Inspirational line has been to em- ing its dra&iatlc release at some PoKce Hunt Dc Gaulle and Giraua iMow phaatse the gloriea of conquest special hour, we would feco^ze Army Plants \ • SERIAL STORY ..__ •±. ’ under Hitler, and to dispute all his strategy easily enough. It would be part of tMe war of The Open Forum For Firebug Reported in Agreement Cnniins Brralft doubt aa to the final victory. Now, Save Shoes 'I AM A MURDERER' News From Manchester’s Neighbors th« German people are asked to nerves. This, too. Is part of the FDBUSHBD BT THE « Communications for publications in'the Open Forum will not lltAT.n PRINTINO CO^ INC. feel the vengeance of Russian sol- war of ner^s, only It is Hitler CO^YmOHT. 1f4S. London, Jan. 26.—(45—Gen.<^hBs been the Fighting Freneli IS Blanll StMet be guaranteed publtcatton if they contain more than 300 woids. BY MORRIS MARKEY NKA SERVICE. INC. Flanties Dam age Three HMichatter, Conn. diers hot on their necks; they are who is on the receiving end. The Herald reserves the right to decline to puolish any matter Battered Brogans Get Charles DcGaulle, F’lghting French charges that Vichy men had not THOUA8 FBROUSON Boston Buildings in being told, for the first time, 'that tcal Red Cross authorities are resignation and his feeling of in- division of the office of the quar- head on.” so that the liat can be kept up to John O. Netto Remo Bcrnarda. son of Mrs. victory ? sult, has occurred many times be- of 34, to be a rpan who has com- meeting. with inspections at least 60 days walk. Ernest Herbay, Tolland, R. F. D.. was called out Thursday night to •onsidering the informal p ro p o ^ termaster general, waa a prime Income Tax .Asslatanee date. West Wlllington. farmer. 1 truck 472, Stafford Mary Bcrnarda of Gold street, has a small fire resulting from an over- As the months went oiv and fore. Usually, in the old days, it pleted his work upon this earth, apart; C Book Holders, every enlisted in the Navy and will re- of Hartford Red Cross authorities 4 From State mover in the program, which di- Deputies of the Internal Rcven’ie Kenneth Tripp, chairman of the recap tire. Arthur M. Ott, To! flowing oil bumci in the tenement Hitler embarked on new wars, in was Oscar A. H. Dannenberg of Four Federal vided itself into two parts. First, to be sitting ocneath the awning Both of the younger men were three months with Inspections at port for-duty Thursday. He served which covers the afterdeck of his in boots and white breeches and Department will be In Rockville on Columbia chapter of the American land. R. F. D.. 2, Rockville, de Stephen John Luha, 79, died house owned by Everett Robertson. that Manchester merge its ap> the Balkans, in Russia, and as, fi- Bridgeport who resigned the com- the Army started a plant of its Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and least 45 days apart Red Cross, has received a letter four years and was given an hon- mittee and tried to make the po- yacht, glancing out over the blue the absurd gray-and-green check- Tire iQspectors appointed by the South Coventry fense. one tube. Joseph Benkozy, Monday morning at the home of at West Willi gton, Herman Helnn. ] ^coaching campaign with that of Income Tax own at Buford. Ga.: second, It Saturday, January 27 to 30 in- from Private Henry Schenk, ata' orable discharge in 19'!8. He has and family occuny the tenement. nally, the United States entered litical speech. Jap Prisoners waters of the timeless sea, 'and ed shirt- of the Whirlwind side. Bolton Rationing Board are Ferdl Tolland. R, F. D., West Wlllington his daughter. Mis. Steven Kovaeik. been employed with Pratt & Whit- •tGrsater Hartford," and thus es- contracted in June 1942 with the dwelling upon memories after the Behind them, on the floor of the clusive to aid Rockville residents tioned at Verona. N. J., thanking defense, one tube and one passen on Tolland avenue; after a .short Mr. and Mrs. Doogla Moss of the war, the fact that any Hit- Oscar Just didn't have it in International Shoe company. In filling out their income tax re- nand Lewis, Filling Station at Bol Men and women between the for a .sweater which he received ney division. United States Air- Mpe the perils o f a possible failure Information of vital inter- fashion of an ancient veteran of wagon, were stiqks and helmets ton Notch: Atlantic Station ger recap. C?arl Sisenhofer, Tolland illness. He wa.s boi n Dfec. 26. 1863 West Willington are the parents lerian scheme of conquest can him to be a good boy according Because no such plant ever had ports. ages of 16 and 70 years are eli- through the work of the local Red craft. East Hartford. of a son born Wednesday at tha to ««ak« the Manchester drive to Republican standards. ,\nd, est to those who must file 19 New Eiiglamlers Iii- long-forgotten wars. But such spurs and whips and spai'e tack Main street in Manchester. R. F. D., West Willinglon. bus in Nitra, Czechoslovakia, and came ' Nelson DaDalt. .son of Mr. and never, come to any final victory been built in the United States, alas, is the truth of it. ' and camel’s hair coats and gaud- The deputies will be. at the Su- gible to join a class in Forest Cross during the time when Mrs to the United Statea, residing in Johnson Memorial hospital, grand- quota. Under tbs proposal, Man- accordingly, he was handed March of Dimes Pauline Lohr was production'chair- operator, two passenger recaps Mrs. Pa)il DaDftlt of Prospect must have become more and more a tax return not later cliifiefl in List of 459 International spaded strange Really ? While perhaps within a ily striped towels. perior court room, Memorial build* Fire Fighting, Which will be Bridgeport. He came to Stafford son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kor» committee assignments which With a quota of $75 to meet, do started in Coventry in the near man. Mr. Tripp states that any^ John Loyzim, Jr.. Tolland. R. street, has enlisted in the Navy and ahaster would have no individual than March 15r>1943, fur- ground when It converted a men’s certain while I shall hitch my Prentiss grinned at them. ’’Well, Ing from 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. m D., West Wlllington. defense, one Springs 12 ycara ago where he has ner. apparent to the people of Ger- were a Joke. It was part of'the Americans Held. welt shoe factory at Hannibal, Tendered Party nations to Bolton’s March of future under the direction of one rending the letter cannot doubt will report for duty Saturday at A son waa born Tuesday to Mr. ] lespoBsIblUty in tbs drive, and nished by the Bu wagon to another star. Though it’s a little like the time they Dimes are growing dally; to date pas.senger recap. Elmer Usher, Tol- since made his home. He leaves the Springfield recruiting station,, many. The hopelessness of that Republican punishment for his Mo„ into a salvage plant. ruled out spitball pitchers' in Raymond Green of Village street State Forester Austin G. Hawes. the sincere appreciation it ex- and Mrs. .lulius Ersin at the would sink or swim with Hartford intranslgcanre that he couldn’t Internal Revenue. no star in all the heavens could contributions have been received land, R. F. D,, Rockville, painter, his daughter: two .sons, Joseph and will have the rank of First quest for a final victory could Wa.shington. Jan. 27.—(/O—The The plant quickly reached a be so glitteringly compelling as baseball. All spitballers in good who will leave for active service on A class of at least 25 is required presses; and hopes it will be an in Kovaeik of Norwich and Alex Ko- Stafford hospital. and the other communities which get the floor, either, to explain total of 12S,0()0 rebuilt pairs of Saturday waa tendered a farewell from W.S.C.S. of Quarryvllle in order to make the project centive for the Columbia people to one passenger recap. Mary Gelony, Class Seaman in the Constrution easily have been clear to many No. 20 the last one. The pursuit of no standing .could keep on throwing Tolland, stage route. Rockville, de- vaeik of New York city: nine his resentment. But he got so names of 19 New Englanders are shoes per month. The Buford party on Sunday evening at which Church, $2; Bolton Grange, $2; worth while. Groups from each continue with renewed effort the regguent. Sound of a violin will attract have already entered the ^‘Greater Interest Income dream so fascinating, so magnifi- in their rather unsanitary way fense, two passenger recaps. grandchildren and three great Germans months ago. And for mad that be did a lot more included In^a list of 459 American plant’s capacity ia roughly two- time he was presented with vari- Ladle.4’ Benevolent Society. $5; section of the town will be need- work of the Red Cross. mo.squitoes. Hartford" drive. The main ex- Interest income is entered in the cently satisfying, as that which until they wor^ out, but no new Mrs. Nelson Bavler. II: Mrs. Har- James Burke, chairman for Tol- grandchildren. Funeral aervices such Germans, the rest of this studying than he might other- soldiers held prisoners of war by thirds of the International set-up. left Merriwether dead, and fin- ones were allowed. Same as| me ous gifts and a sum of money ed. It will be permissible to use The Ladies' Aid .society will hold will^be held Thuraday morning at Man nOOred for bringing Man- wise have done, and one of the return Form 1040 as items 3 to 5. - Do Not Lack Material In this game. The left-handers About 35 attended the even(. ry A. Munro, 50 cents; Mies Velma gasoline for the purpose of driv- an all day meeting at the home land in the Mile of Dimes Cam- war may well be just the painful the Japanese in the Philippines ished. and even a trifle pitiable Munro, 50 cents; Mr. and Mrs. 8:30 from the Browne Funeral Bhrrtir into auch aa arrani^ment things be studied, - since he Interest is variously taxable, some Since the army is the nation’s because even in the extremity he with a rating could go on playing, Prayer Meetings ing to these meetings, which are of Mrs. Junie Squler on Wednesday, paign in the 10th AnnuaI|Appeal home followed by a requiem mass Wlllington process of waiting for the Inevita- and Formosa, the War Depart- Cnyde Marshall, $1, making a total for funds for the combatting of If you nood to i i tha fact that a number of Man- blamed Clarence Willard of interest being wholly tax exempt No. 1 purchaser of shoes—It did not lose his elegance. at least until that head-on col- The second week of Cottage being sponsored by the State and Jan. 27, beginning at 10:30 in the in St. Edward’s church at 9 o’clock. ble. Neiv Haven for his committee ment announced today. prayer meetings sponsored by the of $12. infantile paralysis. MIm Jennie H. C2iureh rtnatir people are on Hartford and some partly tax exempt. Whol- The llrt Includes 327 officers. 129 bought around 30.000,0(X) pairs of Be that as it may.. Would you lision removed them from the lists. Local Defense Council and are morning. There will be a business Burial will take place in St. Ed- To such Germans, it must be a assignments, was Mr. Willard's I even think about its possibilities Rockville Baptist church will sUrt 05in boxes for your donations considered extremely Important meeting, and sewing is to be done Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock enlisted men and three officers of service shoes last year—the care for the story? ward’s cemetery. paprolla, and therefore subject to varied Income from the state. ly tax-exempt Interest includes In- myself, sometimes.” this evening at 7:30 at the follow- are placed in the South. North, In Civilian~ Defense. All Inter for...... the... Red Cross. Each lady is the Young People's society met at Funeral aervices for Mrc. Flor- Mrs. William Moore of Wllling- BUILO UP Kllef to have the Nasis them- the Army Nurse Corps. The next plants do not lack material. The Center and Birch Mountain aoHdtation to Hartford.. And his continued discussion of terest on (a) obligations of a shoes pour into both plants by Chapter I Cynthia turned her head about ing location: 7 Rbeel street, 104 eeted In enrolling in this course requested to bring her own lunch the Parsonage for worship service, ence (Alengina) Alexander,_ 48. ton Hill is in the Springfield hos- selves finally begin talking o f los- of kin has been notified. schools; Gowdy’s Filling Station, discussion and planning was the From Mancheeter’e point of Mr. Willard’s incomes did some State. Territory, or political sub- the freight car load. The station wagon rolled along to regard the younger men. The Orchard street, 127 Prospect should communicate with Sector and coffee will be served at the wife of /Slichael Alexander of pital for observation. BEOBIjOOBI ing the war. They all supported political damaire. If Oscar had division thereof, or of the District The New England list: the level paved road, past the station wagon, by some special street, 97 Vernon avenue. 111 Maple Grocery In North Bolton; Warden Grant E. Toothaker, order of tlie evening. Wlllington avenue, were held this Mrs. Sixta of Willington Hill Try this trand blood-tron to View, there waa a better aolution The finished salvage shoe Bolton Lake House and the New hall. Hitler while he promised to do for been smoothed down, he might of Colufhbia, or United States pos- Interned in the Philippine islands possesses 90 per qent of the wear elms and the broad lawns of the miracle, continued ‘ rue upon its Grove street, 5 Pleasant street, 820-Wl. who will arrange for the The ice storm last Satiirday eve- Regardless of hazardous driving morning at 8:.’10 from the Browne mother A)f Jennie and Anna Sixta E. Plnkbom'* Compound o f tide problem in the leet U. 8. O. England House. If it is not con- and walking on the icy roads a them what the Kaiser failed to do. never have became mad enough sessions; (b> obligations issued (camp unstated); available in new Army shoes, and manor h-uses. (Tynthla Merri- ccairse. ’’You hearties are begin- and 24 Snipslc street. The subject first meeting aa soon as a suffi- ning was considered by many to be Funeral home, with a requiem ma.ss who bought the Clark summer for this week’s Is ”How Can We venient to send your donation to good congregation was at the dilve, when the fai^ that many to add up the figures. prior to March 1, 1941, under the Connecticut: are somewhat more comfortable wether was driving, and it was ning to sound a little jittery,” she cient number of names are re- the worst of the season, at lea.st as at St. Edward’s church at 9 o’clock. home and lives with her daughters rsiireiisisn m arewaviv But now that they know he can’t observed. ”Gci. your minds o ff the Obtain This Kind of Faith? ” the chairman, Mrs. Clyde Mar- chiirch school and Sunday morning fell on the ice Saturday night and roou* to relieve dlaUeu of funrttoBrt Manrheeter people mads dona- In the present instance. Rep. Federal Farm Loan Act, or amend- Gure, Second Lieutenant. John— than new ones. an astonishing thing that she could ceived. far as driving conditions were con- The Rev, Henry L. Chabot. assist- monthly dUturbance* liecaUM Of tmir make Food, their first concern ThomM Dickinson o f Wilton bad ments to the Act; (c) obligations Mrs. Mary Toth, sister, 17 Rennell invest even so commonplace an game. Think about Ginger Rogers Installation of Officers shall. please place it in one of the A son, Richard Burton Allen, cerned. A number of local people worship ser\’i(‘e in the Federated ant pastor, officiated with burial in broke her wrist and was taken to tiou in Hartford was oAiciany BOO till tUE eDect on one o/. woman's, isi* must be to get peace as early and given advance notice of his non- of the United States issued on or court, Bridgeport. occupation with a spirit of zest or Fred Allen. Because you’ve Mrs. EUa Griffin will be install- coin boxes. The boxes will be col- was born on January 20 at the experienced difficulty in getting church. St. Edward's cemetery. Mrs. Alex- the Johnson Memorial hospital. portant organs. Follow label dlreetlaM neognlasd, and a lump aum cred- got to win, you know. Tve got ed aa Noble Grand of Mayflower lected on Friday. Jan. 29. Stafford Springs. as painlessly aa possible. It pleasing character by committing before September 1, 1917; and (d) Hall, Sergt. William H.—Joseph and gaiety. She was a lovely crea- Windham hospital, to Mr. and home from Hartford, and one car- Thiir.sday at 8 p ni. the Fellow- ander died Saturday night at her ited bo the Manchester drive, re- the extraordinary crime of get- Treasury notes. Treasury bills, and Hall, brother, 23 Catonah street, Blanket of Thick ture. with golden red hair and millions riding on you. But mil- Rebekah Lodge this evening at the Now .Address For List Mrs. Lawrence Allen of Cross load even assisted the highway de- ship of Prayer will be held around late home, following a long illnesa. Dr. Harris Price who came wouldn’t be surprising if they bright blue eyes, and laughter that lions!” meeting to be held in Foresters A new .address to be added to partment by sanding mo.st of Ben- She waa boi'n in Monson. Mass.. from St. Petersburg. Fla,, to at- MrFtRsr ducing tha amount of cash which ting elected aa a Democrat from a Treasurj- certificates of indebted- Ridgefield. street. Mrs. Allen waa formerly the fireside at the home of Mr. and should greet the possibility of Connecticut small tolvn which has ne.<<8 issued prior to March 1, 1941. Niederhauser, Tech. Sergt. F o " ill Boston trailed through the open windows ”I’d feel a lot easier,” Toby hall starting at 8 o’clock. Other the list of service men from Bol- Miss Barbara Carpenter. ton’s Hill between Andover and Mra. \V. Hoyt Hayden. Nov. 28, 1895. the daughter of Mrs. tend the funeral of hia mother, SteNOFA had to he raised in Manchester It- no business being anything other Although such interest is tM ex- of the wagon to hang In the soft Parker said. ” if you hadn’t put all officers elect arc vice grand, Mrs, ton is that of Air Cadet Arthur Columbia. Upon learning that the Mrs. Roy Brown who has spent Carlo Alengina of Monson and the visited his aunt. Mrs. Clarence losing with a let-down rather than Harold F.—Mrs. Ida Niederhauser, Culminating a week of icy Eaaex and family on Willington aelf. than Republican. empt. the amounj^ of such obliga- mother, 1356 Elm street, Strat- air. that jack on us. Even if it is only Gisela Read; recording secretary, Uoyd, Jr., Morton Air Academy, state highway truck would not be two weeks as guest of friends in late Carlo Alengina. She attend- the upsurge Goebbcls hopes to It was In the n; '.ure ot things thousands instead of your crazy Mrs. Alice Kington; financial sec Blythe,' Calif. Cladet Uoyd Is the traveling Saturday evening’s Ice' able to sand Route 87 for several ed the Monson school, coming here Hill. ^ Manchester has a right to ex- Accordingly, he got one of tions held by the taxpayer, as well ford. storm saught many locol motor- New York City has returned. produce. Oscar’s old committees, the au- Boston, Jan. 26.—OP)—One of that she should have not one com- exaggeration, I don't like to play retary, Mrs. Elizabeth Hewitt eon of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Uoyd hours. Mrs. Donald Tuttle, her The weekly Young People’s 16 years ago. Besides her hus- A little gray aquirrel la seen pect credit for donationa Manches- aa the amount of interest received Sternberg, Tech. Sergt. Ray ij-ta who were doing their weekly playing all by his lonesome around gust body which deliberates on or accrued during the year, must IP o . C'--' thickest fogs in years blanket- panion,'but three, and all of these for anybody’s chips but mine. And' treasurer, Mrs. Cora Harding who reside on South road. daughter, Olive. Miss Eva Beiko- choir rehearsal will meet Friday band and mother she leaves two ter people make in Hartford or If It doesn’t annoy you too much, shopping In Willlmantic or else- the Willington Hill church. use capital grounds and furnishings. be shown in the return (in Sched- mother,moS?er"^-;.^," 935 w"t^ai1. duriV th% night and three men. Henry Prentiae was The installing officers will be Bolton Briefs vitz, and Stewart Tibbits. with at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. daughters, Mildred and Doris Alex- The Town Meeting brought automobile travel almost beside her on the front seat; Cynnie, there’s a Mack truck com- District Deputy President Emma Daniel Miller of Maspeth, where. A number of cars were whom they were riding home from I V, . ander of this town; four brothers. The Gillette candy company of alaewherc, end if the Red Cross Then, when be wanted to make ule A ). Waterbury. halted at the foot of monument Clough. his little speech explaining his to a standatiU. amiably assuring her that within ing out of Miller’f drive.” . Dowd and her staff of Manchester, Queens, N. Y., is visiting his aunt, Hartford, started out to sand the • •uthoriUea are not yet willing to The town meeting, antiquated as Certain other Interest is partial- ' She laughed and turned her eyes Hill and other difficult spots until The Boy Scouts will meet for resignation, an old-fashioned Re- Combined with the dim-out, the the next two hours she would be Tavern Owners Complain Mrs. Rosa Brockman of South hill from the state gravel bank the regular meeting in the church aiake such recognition in the form it ia, la still the moat elemental ly tax exempt. Interest on United fog reduced visibility almost to bankrupt. to the raad. “They slipped around Practically the only complaint road. the arrival of the town’s sand which is conveniently located near publican steamroller appeared on States Savings bonds and Treas- the truck, and...Cynthi8 exchanged trucks which were on duty all social rooms FYiday at 7;30 p. m, of a credit to be ^ipUed to the k>- and direct expreesion of democra- the scene. Gasoline Blaze the zero point. "You haven’t a chance in the heard in Rockville on Monday in Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tuttle, o f the corner there. ury bonds issued prior to March 1. Some antomobilea ran up on world. Miss Pretty.” he said. a quick, amused glance with connection with the closing of Carpenter road, are the parents of night. Several people were re- With Implements borrowed from aal Red Croes quote, that means cy possible. Last night’s town The result has been to make 1941, is of this class. Interest on Henry Prentiss. ported to have had the rare ex- the Democrats mad. They may ald^alka, or a'gainst polea or ’Even If your precious Whirlwinds places of business for the day waa a daughter born Sunday at ^he the neighbors, and the one remain- that tha town has more fighting meeting was open to ail factions such bonds Is exempt from normal Damage $5,000 had Tommy Hitchcock playing ’’You know,” she said, ”I don’t perience of being compelled to stay mad enough to develop an buildings, but they were proceed- that of the tavern keepers. They Manchester Memorial hospital. The ing shovel of the two furnished by to do on thla^propoaltion. It does and points of view. Those who tax. and on holdings of such bonds number three, they couldn’t beat really mind if they’re a little crawl up hill on hands and knees Ellington Issue. It would not have been ing at such a slow pace that the stated thkt while they were closed baby, the second daughter born to the highway department on the not mean that the town should chose to attend it. in large num- up to $5,000 principal a'mount is accidents for the most part were my crowd today. We’re hot, I tell ner-vl-ous.” hotels and restaurants which have the couple, has been named Grace in order to reach their homes. hill during the winter season, they any great concession to give the exempt from surtax also; that is. you." The town trucks have been sand- hasten to surrender its identity. bers, had their minds so well pre- retired Wilton educator a com- Norwich. Jan. 26.—i/P)— The minor. liquor licenses In connection with Charlotte. sanded almost the entire hill. How- Those who are In the habit of I Interest on such bonds held in ex- spectacular gasoline blaze which Unwilling to risk driving "But remember," she said. (To Be Continued) Miss Allison Lee of South Bol- ing roads daily for the past week, Iever, the pile being at the bottom Recent developments have been pared that they needed no discus- mittee assignment where he their business were open and sell- doing their shopping In Rockville cess of $5,000 principal amount for a time threatened ths Norwich through the opaque mist, some ing beer. ton Is now a member of the choir also during three nights, owing to of the grade which is more than a sion of the issues. They voted could have been happy. It would must be included in surtax net In- the continued icy spell. stores on Mondays or Monday eve-1 in the opposite direction. Tomor- have l>een an easy matter to river front yesterday morning waa n'lOtorists abandoned their cars It was also pointed out that in the South Methodist church In quarter of a mile long, they were row, for instance, is “ Manchester •hat they wanted -and went home. come for computation of surtax. extinguished by firemen with "less and- proceeded afoot or In street while package stores were closed, Manchester in company with two At the clo.se of the morning unable to complete the critical spot nings will have to change their | give him a tew minutes on the Interest on obligations i.ssued on service at the Congregational Hay” at the Hartford blood donor Until some pbpular verdict to House floor, for which he would than $5,000 damage” according to cars: that some of the drug stores that other Boltonitcs: Miss June Mlld- at the top .and cats were obliged to shopping date as the stores will be or after March 1..1941, by the Uni- Irving Slosberg, co-owner of the Two Boston men suffered seri- Rationing Data were open alsc^ sold liquor. Some ner of Bolton Center and Miss church on Sunday, the annual wait for the sand truck after all'. closed until further notice but will I (center, and "Manchester Day” the contrary is registered, the in- probably have got less publici- ted States or any agency or in- church meeting was held, with ty than he did for the fact of Lehigh Petroleum company. ous injuries when their automo- of the tavern keepers are consid- Pearl Glesecke of East Middle Many huse.s were not running at be open on Wednesday afternoon I waa arranged expressly so that tent of this town meeting should strumentality of the United States, election of officers for 1943. which has been the closing after-1 having been refused that floor. The losses included 6.000 gallons bile struck an abutment o f the Here’s Infonnatk>n You Will Want To Have— Furnished ering calling a meeting later in Turnpike. all, and the New England which is Manchester would receive credit be honored, not only with regard is subject to both normal tax and o f gasoline and damage to the Columbus avenue railroad bridge the week to discuss the situation, Appoint Proeecutors Louis A. Kingsbury * was re- due at Columbia Center about noon for some ycara. There was nothing necessary surtax. However, in the case of ob- to the proposed legislation the 400,000 gallon tank where the fire near Clarendon street. By Local War Price and Rationing; Board, No. 112.16 and it is felt that possibly a stag- Trial Justice John Swanson has elected clerk: Miss Hattie E. half pa.st six did not get to Lind- Mrs. Mario Lusa of Main street, for a Manchester contribution. about the whole thing. But If ligations issued at a discount, for e'oomba. assistant clerk; .^ugene meeting endorsed, but with regard it was unexpected, in the “new" started, he said. Repairs to the ger system may be arranged. appointed Renato Cocconl of West holm’s Corner utitil after 10 o'clock is a patient in the Rockville City j And the Red Cross, incidentally, examples war savings bonds, street as prosecutor and Frank W. Latimer, treasurer; J.TLeRoy hospital where she underwent an | to the actions and policies of the Reputiliean regime, the explana- buckled tank would probably not The office of War Price and Ra-'8tanks must turn In old coupons to Meeting of Club " and thOT went through Hop River arranged It. where income is reported on the be costly, he estimated. The Camp Woodstock Club of Paggioli also of West street as as- Schweyer, assistant treasurer: instead of trying to make Benton’s appendectomy recently. Police Commission. tion apparently is that power cash basis, the interest may be re- Numbers Racket tioning Board 112.16 is located In | the local Boar4 in exchange for a executive committee, Mrs. Agnes Irwin B. Miller, son of Mr. and I Thqt’a the way it should be. But has a consistent chemical reac- _ A s an indication of the size of Rockville will hold a meeting thia sistant prosecutor. H ill./T h e Misses Carol Lyman, That docs not mean that the ported each year as accrued the Lincoln school, opposite the | new type coupon, Old .\ge .^Kslstanee Tax Armstrong, Robert S. White; Mrs. Edward W. Miller of Long- if such recognition is difficult to tion on political parties. Ulve the blaze, however. Fire C^liief post office. Office hours are aa i Stoves afternoon at 5:30 o’clbek at the Shirley Ti'vthall. Betty Thompson standing problems of the Man- (shown in a table on the bonds as Not Essential Maple street school. Edward Pit- Old Age Assistance tax bills tnistee for three years. J. LeRoy ai)d a friend of Miss Thompson’s view who is at the Naval Training I arrange, or is refused, Manches- them a steamroller, and they the increase in the redemption Joseph H. Tracy said that his men follows: Monday, 9:30 a. m. to 5:30 All coal-fired and oil-burning Schweyer. Station, University of Chicago. chester Police Department have can’t resist using It. and a crew from New London used p. rti.; Tuesday, closed to the pub- stoves are subject tOja^Uonlng. kat of the Navy who is home on have been mailed to the residenta from out of town were ob1l|ted to ter, we' think, would still choose value) or It may be deferred until a leave will speak. He Is a survi- of Bolton by Tax Collector An- Ushers. George Cour, chair- walk the more than three miles to III., has been advanced to seaman, | been solved, for the specific action the bonds come due, when it may 50 tons of foamite powder and 12 lie all day: Wednesday through Certificates for the putchase of man; George Greer, Lawrence to be Manchester, to accept its vor of the Atlanta. thony Maneggia. Thia tax is due Columbia Center; and arrived homq^ second class. of the town meeting last night all be included as income in that lines of hose to quell the flames. Fort Bliss, Tex.— (A>)—A trooper Friday, 9:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.; | these two items are avaUaWe to Latimer, Nathan White, T. Wil- Andrew Chester Griswold, of I Saturday, closed all day. The tel- i eli^ble persons at the local Board. Following the meeting of the Feb. 1 and can be paid anytime about midnight having been on the own quotas and ita own responsi- year. < Once a taxpayer has elected He Indicated that the blaze was past 38 sought bis Army release until March I without penalty. liam Graham. Somers whose funeral was held in I s nothing more than a patch- Clues to Gas Book started by an electric spark as club, the members will attend a road from Hartford for about bilities, and to stand or fall in to accrue the discount, he can not with this plea, said the Public Re- ephone number is 2-0494. ?*S^S**“ , . , Board of Tax Review to Meet Music committee. Organist Ruth, aeven hours. James Young, who Thompsonville at the Leete Fun-1 work solution which can easily workmen prepared to fill the big naaniina Anyoue gainfully employed or basketball game at ' the Maple reputation on the results of Its change to the other method.) lations officer: ^ street school gymnasium. Meitibers of the Bolton Board of T. Welles and the Rev. James A. was driving his own car, did not eral home Saturday was brought permit the arrival of similar con- Thieves Soiiislit tank from a barge in the river. ”I worked in a very essential in- •PI.. A In ••A" hnnit-! doing volunteer war work can quaV- own drives. On certain bonds with a ’’tax The No. A iify for a certificate to buy a blcy- Basketball Tax Review will be in session on Dailey, ex-officlo; chairman, Mrs. get home until about 1:30. here for burial in the O nter ceme-1 troversies at any date in the fu- free covenant” ' the corporation is- dustry— the numbers racket" are now valid until March 21. i ______....h . hi. The Maple street and St. Ber- February 1. from 9 a. m. to 4 Margaret B. White: .Mrs. Nellie Misa Mabel Pason of Hebron waa tery. , Mr. Griswold was born here .Perhaps the basic reason for cle. Bicycles are also available to ture. But it docs mean that there suing the bonds pays part o f the ."That’s not essential,” said the A,” "B,” and "C ” coupons are pupiU who need- them to get to nard’s basketball teams will meet mj and thereafter on Feb. 6 and Brainard, Mrs.'* Marjorie Bran- a week-end guest of Mrs. Stanley September 16, 1869, the son of worth three gallons each. All Mwcheater's objection to such is not popular approval of the spe- New York, Jan. 26.—i4>i—Police income tax on such bond interest British Execute interviewer. < and from school. at the Maple street gymnasium 13. Meetings will be held In the non, Mrs. Helen Beersort. Mrs. Andrews. Simeon and Emily (Braman) I propoaitions Is that Manchester joined today with OPA investiga- (2 per cent of the total interest "Oh, yes! I made enough out of pleasure driving is banned. AntomobUes thia evening at 7:30 o'clock. This Community Hall, Bolton Center. Winthrop Merrlam. The Grange will hold its first Griswold, going to Somers many | cific solution''which the Police earned by the bond). A person re- the numbers to buy 52 war bonds years agD. He leaves his wife, Mrs. I does not feel itself to be a part of tors and FBI agents in searching Sugar Applications for automobiles are is one of the series of games for Samuel Dunlop is chairman of the The report of —FranCis- pon No. U becomes valid February final approval, pigibllity require- llftgton, died on Monday at . the Revised Bus Schedule ported the receipt of $1,471 from amount of auch credit for tax paid cus Johannes Winter, e 40-year- 1 for'three pounds. Institutional ments remain the same. Attention is called to the re- church pledges and loose change session when It was decided' that Anyone h-ving a one burner I part of- Its own future. If it is go- opment of public awareness of the gallons of gasoline, from the Bngelman Convalescent Home in at the source is entered in item 31 old German spy who came to Bri- and industrial ^usera aiay obtain Somers. He was born In Russia vised schedule of the Bolton collections during 1942, $411 from meetings could be held only once electric plate they wish to lend I This winter if you are asked to curtail gas because it is ing to be harder for us to make Queens County Rationing BoartT Allows Emergency need for it and public approval of in Long Island City. of tl)e return Form 1040. tain in the guise of a refugee, was January-February allotments now arid had been a resident of this School Bus which will go into ef- special contributions, and from a month h>r the present. or give qt the Report Center for our own Red Cross quota than it a proposed solution. Interest on coupon bonds is con- executed today in Wandsworth but will be subject to penalties for section for many years where' he fect on Monday, February 1. Bus other sources $893, totaling making coffee or any hot drink, | Police said they believed the Pay-As-Y ou-Go by those on night duty, should con- needed for war production, please teoaemberi would lae to submerge ourselves m thieves were hired by operators of sidered received when the coupon prison, the home office announced. Fuel Oil Sales late registration. had been employed as a farmhand. will leave Cider MUl (X)rner at $2,775. The disbursements In- becomes due and payable. Irre- Oollee ' tact the chairman. Those in charge I a “Greater Hartford” drive, we’ll a black market In ga.soline. The Winter, who waa bom in An- He ia believed to have a wife and 8:05 a. m. AUiaon Lee and Betty cluded pastor’s salary and car Trinity Students 10 O’clock spective of when the taxpayer Coupon No. 28 on sugar ration Bockua will board the bus at that allowance, $1,610; organist $192: have been unable to purchase a f War plants need tremendous quantities of gas to theft waa dlacovei^ by board em- twerp, Belgium, waa stated to have Plan Explained three children in Russia. The fu- new one for this purpose so hope Still accept the responsibility and cashes or presents the coupon for card is good for one pound of cof- neral will be held on Wednesday point. The next sfJTp will be 8:10 janitor $180; insurance $346; Mis- Berlin reports a new Roosevelt- ployjes yesterday morning. been sent to Britain by, the Ger- Washington, Jan. 26.— (45—The some one may have one that they | * make precision parts for bombers, fighting planes, the risk; That, at least, ia the" payment (unless, of course, the Is- man aecret service to obtain em- Office of Price Administration to- fee until midnight Feb. 7. This at the Burke Funeral home. Burial a. m. at Perrachlo’s corner on sionary and Pastors Annuity Can Slay to May Churchill meeting, a logical deduc- suer of the bonds is in default and applies only to books issued to per- West street^md the following pu- Fund 9171; other expenses 9216; can spare for the duration. way The Herald feels about it. ployment on a ship and then report day authorized emergency sale of Hartford. Jan. 26—(45—Speak- win be In the Ellington Center Nibholaa Barchook a transient I guns, tanks, ehipe and other war goods. tion from tjie wealth of pointed no funds are available to meet the the movement of any seagoing con- 50 gallons of fuel oil to anyone in sons at least 15 years old at time cemetery. pils will meet the bus at this totaUng 92,715. Police Find Body o f registration. Institutional users ing under the auspices of the Con- who has worked on the farms I peculation on impending an- interest). Interest on savings and voy in which he sailed. the 30-state rationed area—with- Party Wednesday point: Charlotte Hoar, Marie Following the business meeting, Hanford. Jan. 26—<45—The War about town waa picked up on Pin- ^ Under normal conditions, we could obtain steel and Gofibbels’ Last Trump deposit, accounts is considered as may now apply for February allot- necticut.. E c o n o m i c (jouncU The Rockville Emblem Club will Hoar, Elaine Anderson, Donald a pot-luck dinner waa served in department order calling Enlisted nouncements of great importance He arrived -last July 31 at a out coupons, if necessary. menU, 40 per cent of the quantity ney street in a helpless condition received when it "has been credited Britiah port as a passenger on a The only string to the offer,, of- Beardsley Ruml of New York, hold a public bridge at the Elks Anderson, George Negro, Milton the vestry, an/d a roll call for Reserve Corps college students * other material* to enlarge our gas supply and meet In a sudden cascade of realism, in the radio and the British press. Of Second Bov us^ during the September-October originator of the "pey-as-you-go” Saturday night and taken to the to the account o f the taxpayer, British ship and M d Immigration ficials said, was that the person Home on Wednesday afternoon at Jensen, Sally Jensen. The bus will members of the church. The Into service apparently will not Convalescent Home in Somers as Herr Gocbbels propaganda ma- If there has been such a meeting, subject to his withdrawal, Irre- base period. tax plan, explained the features of' 2:30 o’clock. Mrs. Ella Mahoney, continue its regular route and the oldest member present, Mrs. affect Trinity college until the all demands. Today, this cannot b« done- authorities he escaped from Bel- must have applied for coupons for Fuel Oil Rockville hospital was filled. A -Chlncry, from his own pronounce- the American people, and .Berlin .•ipectlve of whether he withdraws the season at a local ration board. the scheme to an audience at Mrs. Mae McVeigh and Mrs. Flor- pext change will be a stop at the Agnes Armstrong, 78, has been middle of May. physician was called and the man Waterbury, Jan. 28— '/Pi—Police gium' and made his way across Purchasers must now present Bushnell Memorial hall last night. ments doa-n through the German too, will learn its results at 10 it or not. Other interest is consid- France to Spain. The board ia expected afterwards ence Conran of Manchester are in corner of Bolton O nter and present at every roll call of the The order states that such stu- waa found to have had e shock. The use of gas in war plana con»erve* coke, coal late yesterday found the body of ered aa received when paid or coupons “2" or “ 3” for oil, the for- The essence of the plan, he said, charge of the arrangements. Notch roads at 8:15 where June church during the past 65 years. dents are being called ”at the end o’clock tonight. Kenneth Zelenskas, 7, in the The Home Office said Britiah to deduct the 50 gallons from fu- Whether caused from falling and Bswapapsrs and the German cor- made available to the holder of the mer telng valid through Jan. 28 "is making a change In the meth- , Fined MUdner and Laura Toomey will For her response at Sunday’s roll of the first semester, term or quar- 3 and o]l and relieve* transportation, thereby enabling Naugatuck river, where he and a authorities questioned his story, ture rations. and the latter through Feb. 20. striking the back of his head on [ re^Mndents writing from the The American people can wait, obligation. od of assessment for personal in^ 'John Gunsarclk, 28, of Stafford board the bus. The bus will then call, the choir at her request sang ter after Dec. 31.” the Ice Is not known but his con- playmate, Paul Robert Girinik. 8, in which he persisted for a long No. 4 coupons will be valid from come tax. That change is to assess railroad* no move war good* faster. front, has begun calling upon the for they have every reason to be- drowned Sunday afternoon. Sometimes, notes are sold at a time, and he finally admitted it MacArthur Notea Birthday Springe was fined $5 and costs In proceed to Bolton Notch, then to the old gospfl hymn "When the Trinity , began ita second term dition remains very serious.. ’ 1 discount and redeemed at the face Jan. 31 to March 26. No. 5 from this year's tax against this year’s Quarryvllle, to Gowdy’s Filling Roll Is Called Up Yonder, I’ll Be Dec. 21. "The term will end in the <3erman people to "stand firm lest lieve that what is forthcoming will They were thought to have slip- was ” pack of Ilea" March 18 through Sept. 30. One the Ftockville City Court on Mon- Mra. Clanbel C. Lisk of Nor-1 amount.' While such discount Is Income instead ^ last year’s in- day on a charge of breach of the Station and Man'cl)eater High There.” middle of May. wich formerly of Ell.ngton has Every one of us must help conserve vital fuels Germany perish." Funeral hymns be good news, toward a more unit- ped Into the river while playing on Allied Headqusulera In Aus- unit coupons are worth nine gal- iU icy banks. Mrs. Girinik notified frequently considered interest In tralia, Jan. 26.—(45—Gen. Douglas come. peace, having been ch arg^ with school. announced the engagement of her ed conduct of the wax, toward the To Seek Wage Inereaaea lons each and ten-unit coupons 90 “ By fkia change in method of G precede military news on the ra- police they were missing when her the commercial sense, for tax pur- MacArthur observed hie 68rd an alleged disturbance at the home The revised elementary trans- Leuda Hsppy RelstlonB daughter, Doris Trishman of Nor- needed by war plants. W ill you help? creation of a diplomatic and politi- poses it represents a gain from gallons each. ,, assessment the taxpayers are on a portaUon trip will be aa follows: Ordered to Pay Rupport Oio; eoireapoBdenta are privileged son’s dog ”Butch” returned home birthday today, working as usual All 1101 applicants, covering of bis wife here. The arrest was wich and New York City, to. Lieut. sale or exchange of property and Waterbury, Jan. 26.—(^5—State current basis and accordingly at The bus wlU arrive at Gowdy’s to describe tbs rows of wooden cal formula to be applied to North without them Sunday afternoon. but in aurroundlngs radically dif- premises other than private dwell- made by Patrolman Alden Skinner Belfast, Jan. 26--(45— Prime Arthur fi. Feagle, son of Mr. and is not reported as interest, but as' CIO Coordinator Alex Caabin aaid the same time they aiw Income tax FilUng StaUon at 8:50 a. m. and Miniater John Miller Andrewa of Lns Angeles, Jan. 26.—(45- Mrs. Jacob H. Feagle of Warwick, Africa and to all other recon- Her son’s body was recovered last night that the Waterbury, ferent from a year ago. Members ings, must return their coupons and Supernumerary James Do Not Heat Your Kitchen With Your G u Range arosses stretching across Russia yesterday morning. ' ^ a gain under item 8. debt free.” Doherty. the following pupils will meet -he Northern Ireland, In a ceremony Sergt. ^ Jackie Coogan. former | n . y . Mias Trishman attended the quered territories, toward stronger Torrington and Ansonla locals of o f hie staff. Naval officers and Immediately to the local Board In He denied that there would be juvenile movie actor now station- Rockville High school end was Oven Or Top Bumeni. tbs plight of the Naai soldiers at order that adjustments may be Plan Conference bus at that stop; Robert Murdock. at city hall commemorating the and more devastating military the United Mine W o r k 's will ask Aubtraliana at general headquar- any loss of income to the Treasury first anniversary of the landing of ed at an Army air field in Ken- graduated from Rider College, Stalingrad ia dsscribed in hope Bridge* Donated for Scrap made under Airiendment 23 reduc- A well child^conference will be Ullian Murdock, Shirley Murdock I blows on the central positions of llaMt Brings BlusHee the American Brass company for ters dropps^ into his office during department, and said that ail Billy Spencer, Ward Oochee, Con' United States troops in Ulster, tucky, was ordered by Judge Wil- Trenton. N. J. LicuL Feagle waa ! iMi^ deqpalring tones; nswspaper the day to pay their respects but ing these rations 35 par cent. This ’ held on Monday at 3 o’clock at the the Axis. wage increases this month. 'They three Income brackets, low, mid- office of the Rockville Public rad Hauk, Ruasell 'Marion. The said the happiest relationship liam S. Baird to pay his second graduated, from Rutgers Univer- St. Albans. V t Jan. 26— l/Pi — wlU also ask equal pay for women there was Jio general observance applies only to non-reeidentlal •ditorials recaU ths days ot 1918, Four steel railway bridges, twist- Grand Island,- N«b.—(4>)— Paul dle, and high, would’ gain. Health Nursing Association, bus will next atop at Bolton Notch exists between the troopa and the wife. Flower Parry Coogan. $60 sity. He is now stationed at Camp But if there are some Americans Suder, who works at the Com- where they do men's work. of the anniversary. buildinge. people of Ulster. Edwarda, Maas. vm nlng the German people that ed and tom from their foundations Tlivc Also denying that, there wouM weather permitting. Dr. Donald at 8:55 a. m. where Marlon Foun- a month for support of their in- I who feel that all this rumor and husker ordnance plant, went to tie any “forgiving o*ie year’s tn -. The first in the seriet of church I Mancliester Division aa loac war la a lost future.” during the Vermont flood of 1927 ... Beckwith will be in charge. tain and Joan Neron will meet the fant son. suspense ia overdone, they might church ana recognized the usher RHcer Thief Mystery • Given Oak Leaif Cluster All holders of "A" ration books Fiuuioee Return Home auppera will be held Friday night I and the New England hurricane of must have Urea inspected by March ea,” aa criUca have. suggested, e bua The bus then proceeds to Tha purpose ot such sudden who met him as a plant guard. aaa i j. said that the only difference wi/u'J Quarryvllle school then back to at 6:30 p.m. In the social rooms of t Ia H a rtfo rd Co* do well to remember that Berlin is 1938, have been contributed to the Suder reached for his plant badge Allied Headquarters in Aus- 31, and those with "B” end "C ’ Seek Books About S^beens truth-telling Is not primarily to scrap metal drive for use in the Chicago—single year, 99.000 planeq that you can make coffee out by the change In schedule— all years old—until tran.-ferred here to their seats. Suderir fees waa puzzled waa why the robbers also la., for “extraordinary heroism in tain could get another book. ^ $512,00 Oin 1939. i»r itfMt. |BovlOMO||f, ths MaM ton and Winooski and the White red when he realized a few minutes I who jse bulk coupons for delivery arrived at and departed from of ’em. other pupila will meet the biu at by ths Army, iMldlng Ut bulkUng it up, promla- had made off with a meat jriicer action near Cape Endaiaderc, New I I, river ketwem Bethel and Bharoa, later what ha had don^ vaiuad at 9150. Oulaea, ^ov. 39." of faeoUiie Is their own atorace Chloaco'a airport , . ( •\ !fV " - V- • ‘ ' . ' • ' '. ’ ' ^ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. JANUARY 26. 1913 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCJHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 26,1948 PAGD

99 ^‘*We Americans Are Living a Free and Easy Life All Hawaii Is Now Organized *> » Daily Radio Program^ Three Fast Contests at the Rec Toni So Decides Reporter Home From Europe— -and Nazi Internment Camp W|w To Repel Another Jap Attack Pulling For Old O PT By Jean OnSis National League game to watch when they take the, If tortancer back home in the out "officially," although details Fields; 10:30 This Nation at War. Joseph Dey, executive secretary entry doesn't appear to be any Wyanokos floor. The Cavaliers cannot a f- ' 'sst, I accompanied my wife by the blaring of a radio loud- Suddenly, just a block ahead have been pretty generally printed. MBS—8 Singing Sam; 9:30 Mur- of the United SUtea Golf Aaaocla- stronger than the oiitflt which B F T ford to lose because they must.^« the grocery on a marketing speaker. Then, as it brought the of me, I heard an explosion. A der Clinic, drama; 11:30 New time McCann, rf ...... 0 0 parked cat* became a sudden mass Whether such announcements, Uon, said today that a ball was finished sixth last fall, but many «l stay within striking distance of.^, The place was crowded, she play-by-play description of a ba.se- 'described ss "teasers.” accomplish for Slnfonietta. Tuttle, rf ...... 0 0 0 : ball game. 1 sank back thankfully of flames. A plate gla.ss window legal on the golf course aa long as of the hlgher-hanklng clubs have the Soldier team. in a hurry, so we left and their purpose le left to the listen- it didn’t exceed 1.52 ounces In lost key men and the Cubs may Campbell, If ...... 1 1 .3 Shamrocks Ready ,_|»t our goods at another store. in my chair. across the street splattered into a ers, who already have begun to What to expect Wednesday Robinson, i f ...... 2 1 Momentarily, 1 had been thrust million fragments. A man stand- weight. 1.68 Inches In diameter profit thereby In the long run. &J Perhaps the most improved Club^ iF was impossible not to think comment plenty. ActuaUy, that is NBC—9 a, m. Everything Goes; 12 and didn’t travel faster than 250 Woodf c 0 2 *in the circuit at the present tlme^ the German housewife in the back into my days in Germany, ing at the street comer fell down, Manager Jimmy Wilson is. hope- the pifrpoee, no matter what the Noon Words and Music; 6 U. S feet a second when tested on the Kelley, rg ...... 0 1 1 Is the Shamrocks and they wUI._ Situation. She may trade where evciy hotel, restaurant or holding his stomach. Navy band. CBS— 3:15 Landt ful of having a potentially^ good Pagani, Ig ...... 0 1 1 ’ comment. Tlie same sponsor haa U.S.G.A. machine. outfield with Bill Nicholson. Lou have a chance to see if they are.^^ at the store at which her ra- other public place is provided with Ambulances screamed in to the tried them before, but there haa Trio and Curley: 4:30 Midweek ] ttekets have been registered. a loudspeaker extension of radio "A noticeable thing In .America is families laying in stocks of unrationed foodstuffs against darker emergency hospital with first civil- Nowhere in the rule book is the Novikoff, Charley Gilbert. Dom 4 4 12 ready, as they claim, to stay upjj been no indication of a spread to Counti^ Journal; 5:45 Ben Bernle. there in fast company. The Poll«t\ . may be a long line ahead of broadcasts. These apeakers, are da>s . . . in tiermnny, this is pmiishahle by death." ian casualties— some of them BLU—10:15 a. m. Roy Porter ball’s compoaiUon outlined or de- Dallessandro and Peanuts Lowry Ramblers other sponsors. back, plus Phil Cavarretta and team was never a pushover and^ Supplies may be exhausted silent, day and night, except for friends of mine who had been Apparently Dan Golenpaul, own- 1:15 p. m. Edward MacHugh, goa fined. After aU, the early golf B F T army communiques or announce- balls were made of packed feath- Glen Russell who double In the 0 18 this year’s edition haa atepped.1 'ore she reaches the head of the muters sit .silently, disilaining in it. Thus, d.ancing a'lso is among within 12 to 18 month.a Much of w’prking In their yards. There er o f Information Please, didn’t pel singer; 3 Three R’e variety. Fogarty, rf ...... 9 But she may not go to an- ments from Hitler’s: headquarters. was the charred body of a little ers. outer gardens and infield. T h is is the Washington crew, sir. Which way te Poughkcepcic?" D. Duffy, rf ...... 0 0 0 right out from under the gun, newspapers because news is mo- the 'strict "verbolens." this is due to the mobilization of think so much o f the idea for he MBS— 12:80 Navy School Moreover, the Cubs acquired playing hands up basketball. Ita „ store. This is the result of “Freeze" When Nazis Talk girl in the morgue, with the burnt Music; 3:80 Shady Valley Folks "The U.8.G.A. thought of nam- R. Brown, c ...... 9 0 18 notonous, even when it tells of tailors In the army supply serv- sought a court restraining order Ival Goodman from Cincinnati should be a dandy no matter whoJ^j German system allotting each When such an announcement Is Most exa.sperating to an Ameri- stumps of a jump rope still Everj- woman—^the Colonel’s lady aa well aa Judy O’Grady— muat 5:15 Quaker City Serenade. ing the component parts of the H. Brown, rg ...... 2 '0 4 victories. The travelers speak only ices. to prevent further use in hie pro- and have brought in Mizell Platt, wins. its monthly supplies on the begun, everyone stops eating and can in Germany is the clothing clutched in her hands. And from register for war work. .Above, .Mrs. Ingram Stalnbeck, left, the ball five or six years ago but then Dilworth. Ig ...... 0 0 0 talking. 'waiters halt in their when addressed, i^nd then only in situation. After landing over here, Upon returning to America. I Governor’s wife, fills out a questionnaire, giving her quallflcatlona. someone auggeated we hadn’t a 22-year-oId rookie who hit .395 Service Team Tops of ration tickets taken in monosyllables, fearing to .«ay the sent out a suit for dry cleaning Pearl Harbor came the constant ^ the previous month. Jews tracks. 'W'ith heads bowed in one of my first moves w.as to buy Other women registered o.* await their turn reached the ultimate in ball con- for Madlaon of the Three Bye 20 0 40 Taking the piece of the R(Kk-..J WTong thing to a stranger. and had it back next morning. rumble of explosions. Firemen, 1880 .^hop only between 5 and earnest or .simulated concentfa- a new pair of shoes. I merely 1080 struction and we decided against League. Local Sport Chatter Referee. R. Hubbard. ville quintet the soldiers kave^ 6 A German must wait four to six returned with clothes burned off demonstrated that they are to be f'^m. Uon. patrons "freeze" themselves Like automaton.s. they .sit with walked into a store, tried'various wnc KiloejreleB WDRC Kilocydes it I think golf 1» unique In that Principal departures from the hands folded, eyes .staring at the pairs until I found what I wanted, weeks for similar service. Further- their backs, told of havoc at the constant guard. Entire residential quarters. New defense positions infield to the armed forces were reckoned with right up to the wira.^'^ noticeable thing in America is until the Nazi "scripture" has air field, where soldiers' bodies the ball’a conatrucUon. contents X paid for them and walked out more, German cleaning fluids are areas have been evacuated and taken up at the outbreak of hos- Lou Stringer, Seymour Block, a March O’ Dimes '^ace. It seems, so the story goes. Fast, sharp-shooters and playing^; laying in stocks of unra- been read. floor speechless. With other Amer- Tuesday, January 38 and metboda of manufacture are ican newspaper men, I quickly wearing ^hem—all within 20 mln- disastrous to fabrics. Laundry and arms and legs lay scattered householders have moved their tilities are also permanent, and Tueedey, Jaanary M promising youngster, and Bob Once a year then comes an ap- lthat Mr. Binks wanted to lord it a quick breakaway game thus fa^j foodstuffs against darker In American subways, buses, in the hot. dusty grass. P. M. not In the rule book," Dey added. Trojans W111 commuters' trains and on the learned in Germany to suppre.s.s-1 utes. service is almost ss bad in time homes to the hills for safety. relatively comfortable. Recreation P. M. Possibilities of the new pellet Sturgeon. But reliable Stanley peal to "help the kid around the ' over his old pal. Nick Angelo. So, they have been able to corns, It happened a, year ago. and Evacuation camps have been es- 3:00—Tha Story o f Mary Marlin. 3:00— David Harum. Oermany, *bi« u punishable streets, there is laughter, conver- my own charter in the subway It For the .same thing in Germany, and quality. centers have been established, a were discovered when a chemist Hack. Cavarretta. Jlmmyi Foxx, corner" and every time the sports egged on by his cohorts, Binks de- through with a victory every time-, Show Uttle RMpect for Anthem Honolulu is no longer anybody's tablished in the deep valleys be- department newspaper has been 3:1B-Ma PerUna. 3:15—Newa Russell and Leny Merullo are in out. However, they meet death. However, the prge to sation. a cheerful spirit. Young- attracted attention and drew ugly I had to obtain a shoe ration card, 3:20—Landt Trio. made up some of the plastic ssid field is asked to contribute they do cided to challenge what he termed Forty in Row stera halloo each other, strangers glances. .hen wait three weeks for a dealer Another scene which strikes the home town. It’s on an all-out war hind the town. Even the cur- launched, and USO troupes make 8:30—Pepper Young's Family. the Cub inner defense plans and . . . In a large way. This Is n o t, "old men of the West Side." Much year’s champions at 9 o’clock in^ It money into goods — basis. 3:30— Tune Time. molded It Into balls "just for the strike up conversations, men and This drab, smoothing atmos- to obtain my size. refugee from Europe is the Instant rency has been stamped "Hawaii" the regular camp circuit with en- 3:4$—Tha Right To H^plneaa M Stanley and Heinz Becker. going to be any different than to hia surprise hia defl was accept- what should be a swell gams tbtY inflation—has gripped the 4:00—Backstage Wife. 4:00—Newa fun of It.” fatally. Old jaloppy cars women busy themselves with phere carrier, into m^iv other An American here can have a response of Americans to the pass- All year, the civilian commun- in red letter., across each bill so tertainment. Some of them were sent to golf Milwaukeeans, who were one-two other- years. Friday night there ed and the result is already known watch. .,1) 8 4:15—Afternoon Melodies. Extend Victories Over The soldier, team is the one te), fantastic prices. Old bed- books, newspapers, or simply the phases of German lu'e. It has been suit tailored and delivered in a ing of the flag or the playing of ity has lived under military law. an 'invading force never can make During the past year, Honolu- 4:16—atella Dallas profeSelonals, including Horton in the American association bat- will be a basketball carnival at to the dyed in the wool .West 4:80—lioroaao Jotiea. 4:45— War News. watch in the Rec l(x>p this yeaf,,,^ , dressers, ancient curtains. passing scene. inculcated b-' the Nazi.-, who few days. The German may be the national anthem. The territorial office of Civilian use of money w-hlch would be lans have watched the Army train- Smith. The pros posted their us- ting parade last year, are joining the Rec and three good games are Siders. For once Harold is silent Only on patriotic holidays, at 4:4B—Young Widder Brown. 4:55—National News. 11 Year Period with They have about eveiything thsy)i and other varieties of But in Germany there Is no preach that war is serious: that measured and pay in full, but he Defense, stated six months before Immediately invalidated by the ing in maneuvers that cbvered ual low acorea but commented on the club. in store for the fans. Every cent .. .but not for long, .that’s impos- great parades or in mammoth 5:00—Whan a Olrl Uarrtea 5:00—Ad Liner. need and a lot of g o ^ rassrva :** are easily marketed. friendliness in the public. Com- laughter and payety- have no place will be lucky to receive the suit the attack with 5000 men and government in case Hawaii fell to every phase of defense and coun- the explosive noise made when the Becker, 26. is a family man and taken in at the gate will be turn- sible. U. C. L. A. Quintet. mass meetings have I seen the women, is now a well-organized the Japs. 505—Portia Faces Ufa. 5:30— News. Stanky. 25, failed to pass a physi- ed over to the local committee now Queer Idea The Grocers are also getting bats ter-attack. Tanks have rembled 5:39—The Scoffer and the Scrap. ball was struck and the “ sting” ter as the season progresaea sag- Germans or French show this in- unit of more than 30,000 persona. Sparkle Is Camouflaged 6:SO -Jiut Plata BUL felt in the hands when an off-line cal examination for the armed conducting the campaign here. The Japanese Government has stant display o f respect. The Ger- down back alleys, highways have 5:45—Front Page Farrell. 5:45—Ben Bernie. decreed that hereafter baseball By Harry Orayaow it might be their night to start tha: In the past twelve months, the Gasoline, food and liquor ra- been theoretically bombed, planes shot was hit* The two complaints forces. Ed Waikus. 23, who hit H. S. Benefit Game NEA Sports E^tor man national anthem is played OCD has provided the residents 5:00—Newa. 5:00—News. will be banished in that country stretch drive and repeat their eon -' tioning are part of dally living, have laid smoke screens over a virtually have, been eliminated in .335 for Los Angeles in 1942. is Manchester High’s team ia also New York, Jan. 26.—Dartmouth dosens of times each day by radio of the territory with 200 splinter- 6;lfr—Road to Victory. 5:05—War Commentary. coming to camp,- too. because it’s "brutal and unsports- quest of 1942. and the once sparkling tourist city stripped for action. 5:10—Sports. the newer modkU. going to play a benefit game and waited 60-odd years for s football Every Night Is “ Amateur Night” and in public functions. But the proof bomb shelters and barri- 5:30—atrteUjr Sports. Manufacturer! feel that If the And Clyde McCullough and between these two attractions i manlike.” One would suppose that town of Honolulu is a weird de- Exactly what has been going 5:15— Dance Time. ^ the knife in the back on December victory over Yale. Michigan men crowd doesn’t seem to pay much cades. Elarly in the war, family 5:46—Lowell Ttaomas, commenta- plastic ball provip popular It can Chico Hernandez, the No. I and 2 a sizeable sum will be realized. attention. sign in camouflage. on at the great naval base at tor. 6:30—Fraxier Hunt, News. 7 waa perfectly all right and haven’t had the slightest reason heads were instructed by the mili- be sold for as Uttle aa 15 centa. catchers of last year, are due back Arrangements for the High for tearing down ths goal posts in When I reached America’s mid- tary to provide their dependents The population has been in- Pearl Harbor since December 7 7:00—Fred Waring In Pleaeure 5:45—The World Today. proper. Settle Title 7:00— Amos 'n' Andy. The acienUaU, however, haven’t although Bob Schefflng and Mar- School’s part is not yet completed 10 years of competition with Min- west. a friend proudly drove me— with shelters, and today the crass creased by armies of defense a year ago is a secret guarded Time. Sport Bits , At Hawaii’s Service Men’s Shows 7:15—Harry James. yet found a substitute for the rub- vin Felderman hdve joined the but Coach Wilfred Clarke and "I suppose," remarked sports nesota. at night—past' the long buildings grows green over these humps of workers from the mainland, and jealously by defense workers and 7:15—News o f the World. ber used in the tape^ by which Navy. Eaculty Manager Dwight Perry of a great American defense fac- decreased by the evacuation of Navy personnel alike. 7:30— American Melody Hour. fan, "that the skiiers are discour- Going back in baseball, the Cin- Match Sunday*! land in everyone's backyard. 7:30—Jutes Landes, Orchestra putts at the 19th holei are mcaa- The pitching staff has been hit are working on the plan and ex- tory. We were unmolested during women and children who have set 7:45—H. V. Kaltanborn. 8:00—Lights Out. aged by the lack of snow.” Nope, cinnati Reds failed to beat Chriaty Gas Alaska For .All The Honolulu civilian, unless he ured. \ hardest with Vem Olsen, Russell i pect to make an announcement Mathewaon in a decade and, while our half-hour inspection. up temporary homes in the United works at the Yard, has only a 8:00—Johnny Presents. 8:30—Al Jolaon. they still keep on praying for the Local Talent Solves Knotty Entertai^imeiit Problem In addition, gas masks have Meers. Johnny Schmitz and Emil within a few days. feet of anow..and they might he was good, Art.Nehf only had to If anyone got half as close to a States. vague Idea of the vast industry 8:30—^Horace Heidt’s Treasure 8:55—Cecil Brown, News. 20 been distributed to the more than 9:00—Geo. Burns & Grade Allen. Kush in the service. DIflIrult Problem get it. . . . Not having any idea toaa out his glove to trim the Bankers Meet After 15' similar factory in Germany—in 196,000 Caucasians. Japanese That is what happened to the going on day and night at the Chest. broad daylight—he would be ar- 9:15— Boya Choir of Oolumbua, Such veterans as BUI Lee. Claude It's a difficult thing to make the what it’s all about. Jeff Koelsch la Pittsburgh club. Getting up to Chinese. Filipinos and Haw’alians American community of Haw(\ii. base. And the workers at Pearl 9:00—Battle o f the Sexes. Years’ Delay; Alaaka’f: By NEA Service rested. ' questioned and perhaps Ohio Bruins Hold Passeau. Jake Mooty, Tot Press- average public spirited citizen un- in hot water up in Rockville, but as date. Kirby Hlgbe took a decision that make up the islands’ polyglot Harbor aren’t talking. 9:15— Only The Stars Are Neutral derstand juat how this works each tlonolulu—How to keep 'bm thrown into jail If his explanation The Army envisions an even 9:30—Fibber McGee and Molly. 9:30—Suspense. nell and Lon Wameke can be usual, the talkative one is right. fropj the Piratea last aummer for Title at Stake. population. In Honolulu alone, 25 counted on, plus these remain- year. First off, it is the research in Hawaii was, for a time, were not good. more drastic ^change. Men With Storien 10:00—Bob Hope. 10:00—Only Yesterday. .. .It seems that there is a bit of the first Ume since he haa been in decontamination stations have 10:30—Dance Time. Slim Margin ing younger men: HI Blthorn, Paul Work that costs the money. Doc- friction between two clubs up real poser to Army, Navy and Because Hawaii is on the Pa- Yet, unofficially, Honolulu 10:30—Red Skelton and Company. the National League. Spokane, Wash., Jan. 35—WV- been erected for use during or cific front line, the military gov- 11:00—Newa Erickson. Les Fleming and EMdie tors and men of science are con- among “them thar hills" and Jeff All of which la recalled by authorities here. Up to this knows that ships limp into the U:00—Newe. The 1915 bowling ebampionship of. after gas attacks. ernor of Hawaii, General Delos 11:05—Sports Roundup. Hanyzewski. Dick Barrett. 34- tinually working on ideas and try- is in the middle of it... he would Southern California’s spell over yard from tne south, with holes 11:15—Dance Music. Alaska will be rolled off Sunday, Itlng, ho professional enter- The red tape of government was C. Emmons, is constantly on the ll:10i—Quincy Howe. News. Detroit Red Wings Clip year-old veteran of the minora, is ing to fathom the mystery and be. . .Tom Rady takes up the cud- the University of California at Lo« Give *Em Room! in their sides, with war cripples, 11:30—Polish Orchestra origin of the diseaae. It would be era have been imported to the cleanly cut with the establish- alert for another Jap attack. 11:15— Guy Lombardo. coming in from Seattle where he gels for his old pal, Koelsch, and Angeles In basketball. A sore thumb and the vagaries o f ment of military law, and Hawaii with stories that may be told 12:00—Nerwa Leaders’ Lead; Carr won 27 games last year. folly to allocate any percentage of goes to bat with a few edgeo words. ory from the mainland. Yet Idealistically, the Army would 13:05—Roy Shield’s Orchestra 11:30— Carmen Cavallaro. Trojans Win 40 In Row 28 intervening years kept C3iet. Indiana Farmers today is a community where or- after this war is written off the 12:00—News. the money to individual communi- ...O f all things. Tom Stowe, for- like to see Hawaii purely as a 12:65—Newa Top Scorer Now Going into this season’s four- (Sourdbugh) Sheets and Geori lelands' service men and war ders are carried out qulckjy and books. These ships are rebuilt, ties to be spent on isolated cases. mer Herald sports editor, is with game set, the Trojans had won 40 fortress, with no civilians to ham- new crews from the receiving The real place to spend the money the Marines out in sunny Califor- (Klondike) Kosmos from deciding kers enjoy considerable well- Have a Private efficiently. In the months that fol- Tomoerow’e Program Tomorrow's Program Last NighPs Fights straight from U.C.L.A. over an lowed Pearl Harbor, the entire per activities. station swarm abroad, and they Is where the greatest good can be nia as a Red Cross w orker...he it sooner. Jzed entertainment and rec- A. 34. A. M. By The Associated Pr4ss unparalleled 11-year stretch in population was fingerprinted, The work of making the island steam out again frflm Pearl Har- 7:00— Nows. The Boston Bniina, whose seven- accomplished and that, apparently, writes that he likes the work. Neither can remember now Just, Jon, thanks to all-out com- Sicrap with Japan 5:00—Farmers Digeat is in the research laboratory. If basketball. blood typed, registered. and Im- a real fortress has progressed. bor to find and fight the enemy 7:10—Shoppers’ Special) point lead of a week ago has It has been one of the greatest who had the sore thumb, but Ui4£ ilty effort. Anyone who walks down the In the Pacific. 5:35—Nows. By The .Associated Press there was any real need for extra, By Tom Maddox munized. Every woman in the 5:80—RavaiUa. 7:45— Robart Furrier’a Program. dwindled to three, will try tp re- jinxes In college sports history. do recall that Sheets miaasd s street can see the changes. There gain their form tonight when they Washington—Frankie Wills, 151, help In any community it would The eervice man here' works Wide World Features territory baa been registered for The spirit of Pearl Harbor ia 5:55—Nows. 7 ;55—Nows. Not since Feb. 13. 1932 had the strike on bis final frame in tl practically every day of the are gun emplacements, restricted tackle the second-place Detroit Washington, outpointed Al (Bum- be forthcoming because the per- Olson Stars work, to take her place beside well expressed by si man whose 7:00—Morning Watch. 8:00— News of the World. Bruins repelled the Trojans In back room of Jack Robarts' recr*^^ ath. Once or twice ,a month he areas, troops everywhere, and un- Rod Wings at home. my) Davis, 149, Brooklyn, (8). centage allotted to towns is held Elkhart, Ind.—Farmers in the the men in a community where ship, the Opiaia, was strafed, tor- 8:00—Nows. 8:15—Shoppers’ Special. Newark. N. J.—Joe Carter, 156 basketball, although In all other stion ball in Anchorage and left a 10-hour pass; "more Infre- heralded convoys bring more and pedoed and finally aunk by the 8:30—Newa. The National Hockey league in a county committee and ready the title game in a tie. When ths^‘1 mucklands of northern Indiana idle hands are not welcomed. 8:16—World Nawa Roundup. 1-2. Rome. N. Y „ and Billy Grant. at all times. Regardless of how it major sports the Pacific Coast Btly overnight leave. Often he more supplies to this Pacific Gib- Japs. He is the new commandant 8:35—Shoppers Special. leadera’ decline began last Thurs- With Taggert match was postponed. and Purdue University scientists The lights that once garlanded 8:80—Women's Radio Bai^gar 167, Orange, drew, (8). is spent the need is apparent and (Conference rivalry between the I stationed at some remote camp the city at night are never turned raltar: of the NavjS Yard, Rear Admiral 8:55—Singing Neighbor. day In Detroit when the Wings Sheets, who now operates bowl- with Nan Clarke. won. 3-2. Chicago duplicated De- Holyoke. Mass.—Tommy Ciarlo. why not drop in a dime? two Institutions la decidedly warm i fer from town that most of his at Lafayette, Ind., are engaged in on. Autom'obile headlights are Reinforcements which poured William R. Furlong. «(nd he said 9:00— Press Newa nu the Uclana cop their share of ing alleys here, then was Su; 8:55—Program Parada. troit’s effort Sunday evening, tak 138, Waterbury. Conn., dutpointed Binks’ Blitz Falls gve la spent in transit. Up an ecoaomic battle with the Japa- hooded. Night life died on that Into Hawaii after the war found that In the attack of last Decem- 9:00—Mualo Whila You Work. 9:15—School of the Air. All Stars’ Ace Topples engagements. intendent of Schools at Anchor-^' ough the middle of summer, 9:45— The Chapel Singers. ing a 4-3 verdict from the Bruins. Kelly Jessup. 136, Springfield, (8). There w as,a lot more to that nese — and they'll be content gay Saturday, December 6', a year at first only hastily erected quart- ber 7 the Japanese touched off a 9:15—Funny Money Man. The Bruins led at halt-time a age. Kosmos, now living In Seat! were soldiers at isolated 10:00— Valiant Lady. The Wings followed up their vic- New York^Maxie Shapiro. 136, game of basketball between the ' 374 Pins; Moriartys’ and secretary of the Northwest with nothing lesa than an uncon- ago. ers, or none at all. Now these fuse that is burning to their own 9:30—M elo^ Time. half dozen times. Once they were who hadn't been to town 10:15— Stories America Loves. tory over Boston with a 7-0 lacing New York, outpointed Morris Wildcats of Binks and the Old- International Bowling Congreiis,' ditional surrender. Waterfront areas - are under men are living In permanent destruction. 9:45—Gene and Glenn. of the New York Rangers. al.so Parker, 132 3-4, Newark, (8). 1 timers than appeared on the sur- -Star Right Behind. out in front by nine midway in the ace the attack of December 7th, They’re working to expand their 10:30— Amanda of Honeymoon second half, but Troy prevailed waa driving dog team between 10:00—Melody nm c. HIU. on Sunday night, to shorten the interior gold camp at Kusklqui peppermint crop, from which 10:15—The OTfella. by six points in overtime. On an- 10:45—Bachelors Children. 8ap. Taggart of the All-Stars and and Seward. iTDnig Stores Out In the Field” menthol Is obtained, among other 10:80-H elp Mate. Along with Boston’s fall. Bill other oc he Blue Jrs. basketball team prac- making, will be the climax event terior to assist at religious ser- Increased acreages are planned Negroes Inherit HamtII of Chicago, are next with Zwick . . . . ’...124 91 120—336 aces by civic and fraternal vices. The Flying Squadron, a vol- i Rainey. road work before they report." took on .such big guys aa Jim Cor- Dummy ...... i 86 — ------86 tice E. S. of a Red Cross benefit tournament oups, churches and schools. for next year. 21. 6- 7 Small gym open for box- ( unleer organization of Honolulu’s 3:55—Nc#S. Reg Hamilton of the Maple adds Ed Barrow of the Yanks. "We bett, 220-pound Jim Jeffries, Sailor now underway. Fay C. Gayloro, in charge of Half of Estate always do.". . . . The Dodgers’ Tom Sharkey and Jack Johnson [But came the Japs, and war. young women, furnishes partners marketing and vegetable! at Pur- Leafs is pressing Detroit's Jimmy ToUli ___ 540 375 401 1316 Ing E. S. , w a Ice men’s leave was Sharply Branch Rickey says he’d like to and did all right.'.. .And he claim- 7- 8 Small gyro open for hand- at service men's dances. To reach due University, and other chem- Orlando for the lead as No. One .All-Stara led. creating the problem of one camp, the girls must undergo West Hartford Oklahoma City, Jan. 35—(J V -I bad man of the circulL Hamilton get five or six players together for ed that in five fights with Corbett Origgs ...... 86 '91 102-279 ball E. S. ists at the achool are the "braiiu’' 7 preliminary work about March 1 (including one with bare fists on 7-8 Women's plunge period | On “road shows” for the a grueling six-hour horseback ride behind this economic warfate. Two Kanaas City Negro packing'] haa served more minutes tn majora Helm ___ .94 — 94 YMCA Schedule in outlying posts. Efverybody over treacherous mountain trails. plant workers who were informed I and minore but Orlando has two ao he could be sure how their con- a sand lot) he only was licked Angelo ...... 96 106 101—303 E S I The BClentista hope to step up Physician Dies once. . . . In hla book on Gentleman 7-10 Sehior basketball league | "In - A unit of USO Camp Mountain Has to go to Mahomet the percentage of menthol con many months ago that they'd in-110-mlnute misconducts and otc ditioning is coming along. Taggart ...... 151 121 102— 374 ’ ' Tonight Inc., wa* set up in Hono- Jim. ring historian Nat Fleisher ...... 122 115 102— 339 games E. S. j Every day motorcades of Army tent in the Hoosier-grown pep hertted half a 315.000.000 aatate match penalty In addition to his Byce 7-10 Bowling alleys open E. S. 6:30—Combined Rotary, Don George, professional tnicka line up in front of USO New London, Jan. 35—<81—^Dr. tbarned yesterday that they j other penalties, Contrary Opinions quotes Billy Delaney, trainer of change. Kiwanis and Soroptimistj permint and to perfect method Babe Ruth’s idea that Northern 7-10 Bowling alleys open I was appointed director, headquarters and from early of extracting a part of the con- Thomaa Burnham Endera, 77, haven’t Not yet Corbett and Jeffries, as saying the Totals ___ 549 433 407 1389 banquet. Training will “ Ruin” players and Choynaki-Clorbctt battle on a W. S. Mrs. Edith W. Warren, local morning throughout the after- tent without lowering the grade former Weet Hartford physician, The Oklahoma Supreme court I I 6 :3 0 -Girl Scout meeting. authority, aa assistant, died yesterday at the Lawrence Parkas Ordered that the pitchers will only be good barge at Benicia. Calif., waa the 6:30-7:30 — Junior baaketb noon, ttey roll away, laden with or usefulness of the mint oil. reversed a Creek County District ] Rockville ' ’ Tomorrow \ r, with Army and Navy au- entertainers, costumes and stage Many valuable commercial The odd-looking craft pictured Oasds. For attacking subroerging and Memorial AsaocUted hospitals court decision that had awarded for a few innings at the start greatest fight he ever had seen. Jaquith 95 106 99—300 league. where he had been s patient for 6-9 Junior boys’ game room ItlM, proceeded to comb the props. Where transportation is products require menthol, includ- above wma recently designed aa a U-boats, the "Sea Skimmer” car- half the oil fortune of Lets Kolvin, brought a series of snorts along "For cleverness, endurance and Orlofski 105 96 94— 295 ' 7:30-8:30 — Senior baaketh for all available profes- some time. For Ski Troops gameness displayed. I've never open E. S. and W. S. possible, the shows play two or ing medical compeunda, food flav- new weapon against the Axis sub- rlee four depth chargee, which Incompetent Creek Indian woman, the baseball b ea t... ."W hat did he DeFaszio 97 129 100—326 practice. Pirates. and amateur talent. A graduate o f Tale and the ever know about training?” was seen its equal," said Billy----- And 6:15-7 Junior boys’ plunge 7:30-9:30—Hand weaving uac three spots a day, working six or orings and shaving creams and marines. Its Investor, Antoine rest on the catamaran floats under to Floyd and Willie Mayweather, Murmwaki .... 88 103 90— 281 « ( Amateur Talent the hull’s stem. These can be re- lege of Pbyslctans and Burgeona the Nenoea- The other half had the general reaction. . . . And you Corbett called Joe "the salt of the Dummy 95 94 107 —297 period E. 8- Mrs. Edward Lewis. seven days a week. lotimis. Oazda, calls it the "Sea Sicimmer,” in New York, Dr.- Endera interned Ottawa. Jan. 25—iA*!— Canadian 6- 7 Small gym open for hand- Tbey'O Boost The ‘Bite’ placed by torpedoea The craft ia been mvided among 45 other | ski troops will have parkaa trim- {rotta admit the Babe never took earth, an all-round good fellow, 8:30-9:30 — Senior basket capable perform- In addition to providing enter- which aptly deacribes the way it at Bellevue hospital in New York ball E. S. practice, Sulrides. 19 In the ranks of ser- The Bcientiats contend the farm- eaid to reach a surface screw pro^ claimante. 'med with white wolverine fur be- his spring work too eerioualy----- gentleman, who was always on the Totals ...... 481 525 490 1499 tainment, the Army has had to rides the waves. It is shown dur- before taking up hla practice in Out of court negoUationa be-| Dixie Walker, for one, figurea that level." 7- 8 Small gym open for boxing 8:30—No open bowling alleya.^ and war workers. Uni- cope with the fact that there are era of northern Indiana can rra ing s recent trial run at Provl- pulsion, it is pointed out, also pro- cause wolverine is the only kind Moriarty Bros. tects it from detection by an ene- West Hartford. tWMn the parties were resumed players who live in the north all McAdams ....113 94 114—321 E. 8. id high achool students no comer drug stores bandy out the Jape out o f ,the menthol busi- denca, R I. The "hull’’ ia mounted In recent years he had lived on that does not become frosted, the 5-9 Boya’ Intermediate basket- ness permanently. However, the my ship's sound-detection gear. today. winter will be a lot healthier for “ D. W." Olson 100 109 141— 350 Housewives and buai- in the field, and it’s ofteh a toil- on a cstsm srsn base, similar to Endera island near Mystic. Munittona department said today. ball league games E. 8. 2:00-4:00—Baby Clinle. content of menthol In the domes- Except for , the propeller and The white la to allow it to blond staying there to train instead of Iowa State college studente of Werner ...... 95 113 187—W5 were called upon, and some trek of many miles to the those used by ocean resorz Ilfe- / He la snrvlved by hla widow, Stera, Waralxg For Jews 7'-8 Baglnnsra swimming class 3:30-4:30—Grade adtool •iagen, actors, danc- tic peppermint oil muat be stepped engine, the Sea Skimmer le built with the snow. More than 30,000 moving to B wannsr dlm ste and Judo call It merely-, "D.W."— Mahoney 124 109 107—340 nearest post exchange. Water is guarda for riding through the surf. Mrs. Alya B. Endera, and by short for "dirty wrestling"—and for women E- 8. ball league. and ethers were predous. At one mountain out- up from SO to 7B per cent.to meet entirely of non-strategic plywood brother, John Endera of Hartford. parkas have been ordered. back again. • • And folka who fol- Tlertiey ...... 96 113 10$—817 This construction, its sponsors London, Jmn. 36— (F)—Japanese low the local aemi-pro clubs point you'd think that would have warn- 8- 9 Intermedlste awimming 6:30T:80—Boys 7-13. froen all walks of life. post, where everything Is brought the Japanese menthol content plastic, and can easily be molded ay, enables easy handling in military autboritlea have addresa- out that the Buahwicka, one of the ed Coach Hugo Otoplalk agalnat 529 535 507 1574 class for women B. 8. 7:30-5:30 — Boya T-13, contributed their In by pack train, the doughboys value. The trick in getting a high- out in large numbers. Veiy light, KIrhy At DInaei; Ready Ta Gbeor Victory Totals rou(^ water. The "Sea Skimmer” the new aub-chaaer can be hoisted •d a “stern warning" to all Jews faytest teams, never go Squth and tha m ia ti^ hs made a while ago 7-10 Bowling aUeys rsssrvsd room. troupaa. hike over rugged trails to bathe er ‘menthol percentage is in let- carriea^ a two-man crew, who, in 5:30-7:30—Intermadlata ting the crop mature Just a Uttle aboard and carried on regular sur- living in the Philippine lalanda, a begin playing early In March ___ Before turning the Maas loose rbysiral Standsida Etas for 8. liM ka’a' group E. 8. aa4 peeps wars built 1q a jnbuntaia stream. For auch addition to operating I t man the New Havan, Jan. 35.— (F>—Rich- DNB dispatch from Tokyo, broad- Kansas City—(iP)—“What about 7-10 Bowling aUeya reserved ball pracUes. assvB by hand, la longer. face craft as easily as can a life- ard 8. Kirby, aoooclate professor _ ...... this new deduct?” 'complained the without any .ciaaualUea. Their for a battla royal, Hugo Inatruct- 7:80-g;8a remote places, the Army has de- guns, which not only serve ss pro- cast by the Berlin radio, said to- ed the boys: “A t the word f o ’ Standards of physique and for men’s league W. 8, abort time, several vised. by truck and pack mule, ‘Tbia year many AmeidcaB flrins boat of engineering drawing at Yale day. The broadcast was' recortM I Negro dlshwaa^ lii a ^ r o ^ 'pitchers work only thrae-innlng Hie buddies get a laugh aa Pvt. Elmer Cooper, of Niles, Ohio, are atilt using mentbd out. of tection against sir raiders, but can start aluggtng. Hit anybody you cleanllnaas a n at Meat a hundred- —■ . WL-_ ^ alMssi were built traveling "poat exchanges” to and nationally known highway by' The— Asoodated . . . _Press. The—- I roataurant, holding up hia ahrunk- stretches then but they show mld- During our first year of war 7:l0-fl:80 — blushes untter the cheek-patting o f Ladle Oabriei, during her imita- conta^ten msiked, “produced In be turned against a surfaced sub. vrant."___ OtopaUk.. ths ooOtge fold batter now than they were aent out to bring the men such necessities aa Tb^ are a maebine gun and a The present division at ths traffic consultant, was bonorad^ wnniint said that Jews there had •n pay check to Manager W. D. sesson stuff. four and one-quarter blUi. which was also invented by esUbUshad in $40 & C, . asaodates la view of his impend-Jlstlona and espionage, DNB ra yaan ago. atrcrizft $aetor*s(a ' ’ W( .: - II - • *«a m rklnfi. ‘Voss, dkl wm wte7’ Wilbur JsnBluga. JUehaiond as they atae$ed after Mra, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OOINN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 2«. 194S PA<

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANOTESTER, CONN., TUESDAT. JANUARY 26. 1943 MICKEY FINN sun Low! LANKUKHfi ITOSHT Sense and Nonsense fV I OONtXt ICNOM « nd OF t CM I MIL ~ wImu —IF TNMT’I WMAT't ^ >DU GOT RESULTS! When I Uke Te WHM Father—Mary, did I see that Two high school girls wers en- gaged In conversation (m the WORSyiN* MV young man kizsing you last night? IN H IRim N dPM ©PI When winter days are short snd Daughter —Why, father, I don’t street: nights ars long, know whether TOU did or not First-7V>m triad to kiss ms tost ME A RICH MAN| tiassified I like to sit up tots snd write a Father <— You’re evading the night and I wouldn’t let him. ^ A Citij's Wants For Your Benefit song. question. Did he kiss you? ^Second — Did It make him When springtime days are hers Daughter— Well, father, you angry?. with rain and sun, don’t really think he came here to F irst-1 should aay so. Ho said Repairing* Household Goods Si Boarders Wanted 59-A Wanted— Real Estate 77 I like to take my pen—my fingers 8ee our goldfish, do you? he wished he had called on you. Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 run. Lost ad Found Nearing End When vegetaUon wUta In sun too AUTOMOBILES “ Equal to New." HAWS Ok ALL KINDS Bled, get, FOR sal e:— EIGHT PIECE din- ROOM AND BOARD with private V’E HAVE A CUSTOMEIR who Harold---Do you know anything When the instalment man from -DRBSA B1art* Bridgeport, Jan. 26— (fl*)—The dictionary when you want to know life, with no friend to pick him up. listened to a lyre all evening. POwner In Naval aervlce in Pacific MOWERS SHARPENED, repair- FOR SALE—NEARLY new kitch- Rockville. cheHter, Conn., have fil4*d an appli- final round of a dramatic Superior how to spell a word? XOU BIS D0f%q BARM OWL/ AWPf / 6RAVW?— flW WORD,MARTHA? LOST—PAIR OF GLASSEIS be- cation dated the 36th o f Jan., 1943 Court contest to determine wheth- ')OU ROCK ED SUR E.' 1 HADDA h a v e S O M E i'iuixloua to locate.’* Write Box J, tween Myrtle and Main streets. Building— Contracting 14 ed, shear grinding, key fitting, en stove with two oil burners and with the Liquor Control Cummlaalon Junior—I do eometimes — but WAV T O SLID E O U T FROM U N ,WHAT OF IT t — when X W AS A duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. all piping, and 3 gal oil jug, only for a Retail Driift Permit for th© er 16 months old Jane Judith TH E M TO SLEEP oosoo KNOW wvwr NOO t lid. Finder please call 8263. Reward. soiiiehow the dictionary always f'UNNY BU8n«ESS 'MEWLING INFANT,grandfather WANTED— CARPENTER work, overhauled. Braltbwaite. 52 Pearl $10.00 takes It. Call at 503 East Wanted to Rent 68 aale of alcoholic liquor on the Clark will remain with her foster has It wrong. O N TH / CT DER. 'E M W ITH O UT WAkUN' 'EM / F60 TWACr INFAKTT WHILE Center street. Phorte 4288 after prcniifieH o f 873 Main atreet, Man- parents. Dr. and Mrs. John D. BOARD ACROSS SOU DONTT T H 1M4C IM (30N N A I WAS AWAW ? — WELL, HOOPUE OFTEN LET ME N IB B L E remodeling and repairing, free street WANTED—FURNISHED apart- ciieflter. Conn. The huninens la ow*n- ST— BANNER GOLD wrist 6 p. m. J. H. Walker. Booth of Danbury or return to her Automobiles for Sale 4 estimates. Call 4671. ment by American cojiple for ap- ed by Quinn'a Pharmacy of 873 Main Teacher—Has anyone a ques- | THE'ARMS.’' CARRY TH AT LOAD A L L TH ’ TIM E IT WAS PORK G R A W / ON FISH AND CHIPS AND GAVE atch, on Oak street Call 6462. atreel. Manchenter, Conn., and will natural parents. Hills and Made- --i. yOLSOE OADDtsf Heipi Wanted— Female 3.5 FOR SALE—KITCHEN range, proximately six months. No pets he conducted hy Waller B. Quinn line Clark of Weston, was conclud- Uon? -** POOR. LITTLE LEO ME A SIP OF al e/— is THE r—CHANGE PURSE between BARGAINS— 1935 PLYMOUTH A-1 condition. Inquire 2 Congress or children. Do not drink or of 33 Park atrrec, Mancheater, Conn,, ed today with the presentation of Junior—Yes, ma’am. Can a I AROUND PR06ABLS IS IN A MODERN CHILD SO FRAIU THAT sedan, 350.00; 1936 Bulck sedan, Heating*— Piumbing— smoke. Essential office worker. aa permittee. • short-sighted person have a far-1 Irat NaUonal Store. Cottage street. WALTER B. QUINN oral arguments and written briefs COMA— WHAT WILL A err OF graw means a nd Birch atreeU. Finder return $125.00; 1937 G. M. A. C. panel. Roofing 17 GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. New Call Manchester 20762. before Judge William H. Comley. away look In his eyes? Model Laundry, Summit street Dated S6th of Jan.. 1941. HtS MCnHER. 6A V ? CALL FDR. THE FI AE Herald Office. $245.00; 1936 Ford coupe, $295.00. H.1-2H-43. After listening to the arguments Very clean RAH. 1938 Pontiac ED COUGHLIN—REPAIRS OF DEPARTMENT T WANTED—ELDERLY woman as Machinery and Tools 52 of Samuel Reich, of Bridgeport, it was at the cloee of a particu- convertible. Brunner’s, 80 Oak- all types of roofs. 390 Woodland counsel for the Booths, and Ray- larly trying week and the recruits I land street. Tel. 5191-4485. street. Phone 7707. housekeeper, one who prefers USED OILVER “70” tractor with good home to high wages. Write CHirist, as Thou didst once sign mond E. Hackett of Straford, rep- on the whole had not abeorbedi mounted plow. Used sprayers and j Catholih\ Items the people of Israel, when the ' resenting the Clarks, Judge Com- much of the training, so the cap-| for sal e—1939 PLYMOUTH Box O, Herald. tractors. Repsdr parts, Dublin Moving—Trucking— Angel of death hovered over the ley took the briefs of both lawyers tein said: coupe, all good tlree, new spare, Tractor Company, Willlmantlc. land; preserve them from every and reserved decision. Captain—Not one of you men I Jones Says:- mileage 24,000. Inquire 26 Birch 20 Submitted by Sodality Storage Help Wanted— Male 36 danger on land and sea and air, An early determination of the will be given liberty today! I street. John Bohlln. of'St. Bridget’s Churrk The old fanner says It’s THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Musical Instruments 53 and grant them a safe and speedy problem is expected Insofar as Voice (from the rear rank) — | WAN‘TED— DEPENDABLE boy Give me liberty or give me death! going to be a long hard win* 1942 PONTIAC 2 DOOR sedan, local and long distance moving. return to home and loved ones. Superior Court is concerned, how- 16 or 17 to learn quality pressing, FOR SALE -SCHAFFER piano, And do Thou, O Son of God, ever, inasmuch as Judge Comley Captain (sharply)—Who said | ter with a late spring. 1940 Chevrolet deluxe sedan, 1938 Return load system, furniture Prayers for Our Country and Olds sedan, 1937 Bulck sedan, and finishing on ladies amd men's In good condition, reasonable. Its Defenders Jesus Christ, look down wHth eyes remarked during the course of the that? storage. Dial 6260. Voice (meekly)—Patrick Henry.] Place your orders now 1940 Ford tudor sedan, 1937 dry cleaned garments. Good pay Call 3284. “ O God, who dost stamp out of pity on the threatened ship- recent five days' trial that “this Is wHh JONES for: Chevrolet deluxe sedan. Cole while learning. This Is a chance wreck of the world Thou didst (Ue the sort of a case which should be wars and vanquish the aMSlIants decided without unnecessary de- Motors—4164. Repairing 23 to team a good paying job. Ap- to save. Through Thy mercy, trsmeiit Warm Morning ply in person. Rainbow Cleaners, Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 of those who hope In Thee, help grant to ua and to all mankind the lay.” Today the world seems sad and] NEW CONVER'nBLE TOPS, cel- 50 Harrison street, Manchester. us, we beseech Thee, that the grace to search our hearte and Gave Baby To Booths Heatera FOR sal e:—WOMAN'S dark skin know our shortcoming's, so that The Clarks gave their baby in drear. luloid replaced In curtains, all raccoon coat, size 18, excellent might of our enemies may be And life no longer pleases. filled with contrition and doing adoption to the B(X)ths, Dec. 8, Railroad Stoves kinds of leather work. Chas. Lak- Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 condition, $55 cash. Phone 7132. brought low, and we may praise What matter If the skies be clear, j PBOTEUX tng, 90 'Cambridge street Tele- penance for our sins which are 1941, and now are seeking to re- Thee with Incessant thanksgiving. cover the custody of the child on If warm be January breezes ? All Cast Iron WITH INSURANCE phone 4740. FOR SALE— BEAGLE hound the time cause o f all our evils, we A certain something welghee me] may live together in faith and the ground that they were so dis- puppy, 7 months old. Reasonable Wanted— To Buy 58 Through C!hrist our Lord. Amen. dowT> Pot Bellied Stoves See PIANO TUNING and repairing. hope and charity, awaiting Thy traught by financial worries and price. Telephone 6383. Be mindful. O Lord, of Thy Mr. Clark’s health that they were And fills my heart with woe. eOa „ MoKINNEV BROTHERS Player piano speclaaty. John mercies which are from the be- coming in the enjoyment of that Cast Iron W ood Cockerbam. 28 Bigelow street not fully aware of what they were This evening 1 must be off to town] COULDN'T 605 Main St., Manchester, Conn. tXlCKER SPANIEL puppies. Start WANTED— IMMEDIATELY, ginning of the world, lest at any peace which the world cannot And to the denUsts’s go. j used studio couch. Call 3408. doing. Stoves Telephone 6060 or 7432 Tel. 4219. ^ the New Year with a Merry time our enemies should prevail give, but which never falls to Dr. and Mrs. Booth have t(Wti- Oh. somewhere hearts are gtodj PINO AlM bMUitlfiilly enameled Coal Cocker puppy to brighten and over us. To Thee, O Lord, have those that love Thee and keep fled that they will not surrender and gay. aggjyuuauBsahttoC: T. M. MG U I 9AT. Oft. • /-XU Thy (temmandments. Amen.” WHY M OTHERS G E T GOAf 1-3^ AQTEAK ad Wood Kitchen Ranges. protect your home. Jack Frost Rooms Without Board 59 we lifted up our souls; In Thee, the baby unless ordered to do so by And people laugh and shout. Kennels, /.6 Gardner street. O God. we put our trust. Thou art The Rosary- the court. *Twas so with me until today. “ He cornea in here end jusl aits lliere day after day ain(» JUST RECEIVED: FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, the God that alone dost work How much power In a Rosary Acting Judge Joseph H. Donnel- But that tooth must come out. meat got acaroer COAL AND GAS ARTHUR A. FOR SALE near hath for one or two persons, wonders; Thou hast made Thy bead? There is as much power In ly of banbury Probate court ap- BY EDGAR MARTIN Live Stock— Vehicles 42 a bead of prayer, as in the pebble BOO'TS AND HER BUDDIES Now See HereT COMBINATIONS West Center Street— centrally located. Tel. 6120. power knowrn among the nations; proved the adoption agreement Carelessneaa is one of the most with Thy arm Thou hast redeemed that brought down (Jollath. To June 17, 1942, and the present sc- prolific causes of Injury, death, denes has a large auppl^ of KNOFLA FOR SALE -TWO HORSE farm those who, day by day. g(rasp that BY GALBRAITH 6 - Room Single, steam wagon, in good condition. Tel. FOR RENT—SINGLE ROOM for Thy people. Deliver us from our tlon Is an appeal by the Clarks and property destruction; It often SIDE GLANCES ?t'RV\AP€> 0!^ NOLO \Tur beloved country, (or thousands of Injuries (many o(l TV\'cV\ T O THVb TVVAt 875 Mnln S t Phone 5440 derful location for a profes- WANTED Tt' BUY beef cows, post office. Phone 8217 or call 48 panto .... when the pebble am- Thompson testified for the Clarks them fatal) In the horns. In the WiSTH (bO W StA ^ \VJ) T V K t O k V0S6 WT f Grates and Repairs. Summit street. and in particular the bra%’e men munition of Mary's Rosary saved during the trial. workplace, on thS public highways, sional man and good invest- calves and pigs for slaughtering who have gone and will go forth Place your order WlU pay good price. Manchester our Christian Western World. On snd wherever else persons may be. ment. to vindicate its honor, to maintain that crucial day of Lapenbo, the Carelessness Is a falling which. Slaughter House. Tel. 2-0294. its dignity, and to uphold the at once. Foster street, near Cen- strategy and stren^h of the In some degree, to common to allj Notice May Allow noble principles on which it has Christians was the Rosary. They Jury Will Hear on guard a^ n st It continually we Protect yonr house against ter, 6-Room Single. Fur- Fuel and Feed 49-A been founded. Give to them firm devoutly recited the Rosary while may hope to avoid some of Its nace heat. Large lot. Ex- hearts which no tribulation can the Papal Legate gave the Apos- Norwalk Cases evil consequences and thus spare lire with Asbestos Sheets THE BOARD OF TAX RE FOR SALE-FIREPqLACE and Ten Cans crush or quell; give them uprignt VIEW OF THE TOWN OF BOL- cellent location. tolic benediction to the 65,000 ourselves and others a great deal to pnt behind your stove to furnace wood, Tel. Glastonbury hearts which no insincere inten- of suffering and sorrow. - TON Will meet In Bolton Hall in men, all of whom had received (Continued from Page One) Im p the wall from getting Also several new. central- 2485 after 7 p. m. For Each tion can warp aside; give them Holy Communion that morning. •varheeted. 42” z 48” . said town on Feb. 1, 1943 from 9 pure an<^ ever watchful hearte ms-m A. M. to 4 P. M., and thereafter ly located, thoroughly mod- For three hours the forces of furnished ball for Buckley. Mr.i. which no unworthy affection can Christ, led by Don Juan, recited down and see the old on Feb. 6 and 13. em 4-Room Singles with 2 Household Goods 51 (Continued from Page One) Buckley supplied bail for Mis. HOLD EVERYTHING lure away from Thee. Sign them, the Rosary. Then, on each ship, _ St aai he win try to help you All persons claiming to be ag- unfinished rooms on second Rial. Martin A. Ratchford po.sted 2 ROOM OUTFIT we beseech Thee, with the blood general absolution was given. The with your besting problems. grieved by the doings of the As- fioor. F. H. A. financed. rationing in about three or four of the Immaculate Lamb, Jesus bonds for McGovern, Powers Ko e sessors are warned to appear and —$99.95— attack began, and raged until and Goodwin. Garofalo’s bond was weeks. 4:30, when the Turks gave way, present their claims at one of Apply On dates yet to be fixed, de- furnished by Charles Everson. All the above meetings. Just the Outfit You Need to Start pending on the speed of printing "It was not genersds, nor bat- of the bondsmen are residents of JONES Board of Tax Review, Your Own Home and distributing books. Instruc- talions, nor arms, that brought ua BYROYCRAKi Smart, Feminine victory,” reported the soldiers Norwalk. WASH TUBS Not Mach Comfort rmUOTUBE AND HEAIINO Samuel J. Dunlop, tions and other forms, one adult David Goldstein of Bridgeport is Edward^J. Holl ‘‘but Our Lady of the Rosary.' Chairman. $20 Deposit—$2 Weekly from every family will go to a counsel for Garofalo and John SI ok. This sample family will have Carry Your **Rations hcH ac®. P / (SMM I rendered. fighting. four books, so the clerk might take AJi advertisements must conform clerical work and as one 8-point stamp from each of ' In style, copy and typography with ' (•gulatlons enforced by the publlsh- power sewing machine three books, and two stamps from 1$ 4ra and they reserve the right to ALL QUALIFIED APPLICANTS the fourth book. '' \ I edit, revise or reject any copy con- operators. WUI Apply to Future Books ^ , (Mersd objectionable * ' CL081.VC HOURS—Claselfled ads will be interviewed personally and must un- If the family doesn’t have en ou ^ ' to bo publUh^d eam^ day luat bo Mei 8-polnt stamps to cover the penal- > foeoived by 12 a'clnck noon. Satur- dergo a complete physical examination along ty, the clerk will make a note of ;4»yo10‘.Vr with a strict character investigation. the fact on the covers of the books Experienced firemen and the rest .of the penalty will ap- Telephone Your Want Ads ply to any future ration books , Ads are accepted over the leie- and machinists. issued. 1 phone at tbs CHAKUE RATH given I above as a oonvsnlence to adver- Persons Working In War Since the 8-point stampe will . Users, but tbs CASH RATES will be represent half of the "point (•eeepted as FUEL PAYME.NT If C H E N EY values" in the book, the makiihum I paid at the business office On or be- wm^nruaj i (ore the eeventb day following the Industries Need Not Apply penalty win be half of a family's [d ra t tniertlon of each ad, otherwise BROTHERS ration of canned goods. . the CHARGE RATE will be collect- APPLY UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Employment Bureau 8338 ‘ . _L No responsibility for erfori In l^40 BY MERRILL BLOSSBR > telephoned ads will be assumed and 414 Capitol Avenue Hartford Hartford Road Not until late in the 19th cen- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Sliver Lining j (Heir aoeuraey cannot be guaran- tury did soap come Into common use. No question about it, this pretty and feminine version of the shirt- waist dress will be smart wher- W HY W HECK OOOLON’T MRS- ALTERS ODOSiN —AND GOTTA DO WlMTEVgR iM IOLO TO OQ AND THEN I'LL ever you go. The fitted lines of 90RRV. ID XM NOT AUOW eO TO TBU.1HE G E T H«S O W N TRUNK ? IM UABLB TO CATCH the bodice and the soft fulness in WE MAO MAVETO S 7 » K so me- FRECKLES. TRUTH ABOUT ANYTHIN^/ A BAD COLO AND G E T A GOOD CASE O F TH E the front of the skirt are ever so SNIFFLES / HOME FROM fiattering, and just tlMnk o f the thing BUT MRS. SCMXLf grand opportunity for color con- we al ter beat trast you have jn the pleating that WANTED VOUjRlIT./ trims the neck, sleeves an(‘ MUHID pockets! 0 0 . MRS. R U N N IN G Pattern No. 8338 Is In sizes 13, . SMITH J A N ERRAND 14, 16, 18, 20; 40. Size 14 takes tow u m I S 8-8 yards 39-Jnch material. 2V4 yards machine made pleating. tdirections for the String Market- For this attsactlve pattern, send By Mra. Aaae Cabot Unbleached string, household ing Bag (Pattern No. 6499) send 15 cents, plus 1 cent for postage, 10 cents In coin, your name and in coins, with your name, address, twine, crochet cotton will make tbU 18-lnch folding bag. Garry It address and the pattern numbe to pattern number and size to The Aime Cabot, The Manchester H-r- Mancheater Ehrening' Herald, To- In your purse, pick your “ration^ and leave the grocery with tM ald. 1067 Seventh avenue. New day's Pattern Service, 106 7th York City. Enclose 1 cent postage Aveniie, New York, N, Y. whole load In tWa strong bag! TWO ten-cent store bracelets are used fqr each pattern ordered. You’ll appreciate the extra help Anne Cabot’e Fall and Winter you can fih|d and all the new pat- as handles. Make a couple of them to hAng in the kitchen^-— will Album now available—dozens dt SL temz shown in the Winter Fashion. suggsoUons for smart, warm knit Book, av( be no excuse for not carrying par- cels home! Make them for your and erocheted garments, patch Send for , - idsas. quilU, Anbrotderlaa— church bazaar, for gifta. tern, both will come to you for 36c ------1 B(— ^ plus le (or TUESDAY. JANUARY 26,1942 r:^’r'^ iHttttrbrBtrr £v«nitio iIrrttUi Emergency Doctor | To Open Local »ut Town Most Business Town Meeting Favors Dr. Howard Boyd of the toancheater Medical aasociatioii Branch Office ___ I i >tf«i*»i« liOdM Win unite will respond to emergency calls Places Closed tomorrow afternoon. 'm DftvtO pngm in to Odd Fel* < i > - Motor Vehicle Depart- . ^ rrUtoy avuntof. All mem- Town Goes Through Its manner in which the Police Com- I o f both lod(M w eordtolly ' Private Jamea Maher who is Representatives Are In- ment to Be at Ameri- 1 to sttoBd this get-together. home on a furiough will be in- First Heatless Monday: missioners might be removed from stalled as senior warden, at the structed to Present Bill office, said that the Board- of can Legion Home. Street Deserted. Police Commissioners was created meeting of Manchester Lodge of Masons this evening in the In A^<5embly; 5 0 0 by a legislative act and that the HW^aeeTtKto’e v e n ^ m T ^ home Manchester went through its members could only be removed The Motor Vehicle Department Masonic Temple. will open Its temporary branch of- t Miss Itatjofle hOtelutl, W Fslr- first heatless Monday yesterday Attend Session. from office for malfeasance, for failure to perform the duties of fice in Manchester at the Ameri- Mr. and Mrs. William Bpacek with about 90 per cent of the busi- can Legion home on Leonard and teughter, Mary, of 325 Hilla- Manchester's Representatives to their office as required for an act , I ta n ie Chapter N a 58, Order of ness houses closing in answer to the General Assembly were offi- or acts against the laws of the street on Wednesday, February town r o ^ , attend^ the gradua- 17 and continue through imtU ;1Im Xsstem Star, wiU meet tomor- tion of their son rnd brother Frank the request of Gov. Raymond E. cially instriicted by a special town State. E? fow evening at 7:45 sharp, llie meeting last night that the Board F'ebruary 27 it was announced to- Baldwin. Some of the places that Spacek, from the Administration Immediately after the tally of day. . This office will serve Man- ~ itT*** win include the initiation class of the Officer Candidate of Police Commissioners should remained open did so because they the standing vote. Judge Hyde chester and vicinity in renewing e ( candidates. A birthday party School, Fort Washington, Md., on be increased from three members called for a motion to adjourn, it wm fOUow to charge of the past J^uary 13. He was commissioned had to heat apartments above to five. automobile licenses for the com- their stores. For the most part, was made, seconded and the special ing year. matrons of the chapter. The meet- a Second Lieutenant. He has been The meeting was held in a set- | town meeting, the best attended in I'-ing tomorrow e v e ^ g and here- spending a 10 days furiough here. however, the request of the gover- ting reminiscent of seversl years Office Hours V to 5 nor was heeded. Today the State years was over. tfter will open promptly at 7;45 in ago when the Taxpayers' League Passenger automobiles will, as Um effort to conserve heat Mr. and Mrs. William Kinne, of theater will be closed, but the Cir- was active and before the m ating cle, which closed yesterday, will be Meeting Highlights usual, receive inserts to replace Bucklan^ have received word was called to order over 500 peo- The crowd came for a Roman the 1942 registration plates. YES, A N D T H A T H OLDS TRUE open for buslnesa Due to the fuel shortage, the that their son, William, Jr., has ple were seated, with several holiday but nothing happened. It msrclal vehicles will also receive toothers Circle of S t Gerard will been transferred to Will Rogers Rather Close Wednesday score standing. There was a growing sentiment reminded one of going to a widely an insert this year whlck will be • OF P O ULTRY, T O O pObtpone its meetings until further Field, Oklahoma City, Okla. He is Very Brief Session placed on the old plate. Shortage that the stores should be closed on advertised boxing bout only to notice. an aircraft mechanic. The entire biisinesa of the meet- have it end in the first round. In of materials necessitated this Poultry is in a greater demand and is brimming: better Wednesday Instead of Monday. It ing was conducted within 13 min- was pointed out that the stores fact It did end in the first round move it was announced. Office S t Margaret's Circle. Daugh- utes and the vote on the proposal and there was a lot of disappointed hours will be from nine to five prices than ever before. F eed... ters ct Isabella, will have a card close on Saturday night and re- was 278 votes in favor and 36 faces filing out of the High School each day through the period men- main closed until Monday morn- . p u ty for members and their Nursing Unit against the enlargement of the auditorium when it was over. TTje tioned above. ' friends this evening at the home of ing and that the buildings would police board. Judge William S. end came abruptly. . tors. Henry F. Gruessner. 325 Cen- not be so hard to heat if they re- Kyde was elected moderator and MOON^S FEEDS ter street. Playing wlU begin at Is Organized opened on Monday and took all held the meeting strictly in order Comment before the meeting 7:80, and Miss Stephanie Tunsky day Wednesday off. to the business at hand. The total centered around the call of the Police Commission and her committee will be in It was said that if the closing vote taken by standing count, was meeting and there were plenty of charge. The drawing on the wool periods were Sunday and Wednes- predictions that a lot of dirt would , / o r Best Results Offices Elected and Cer* day, in view of the fact that Wed- 314. To Meet Tonight . blanket will ta l» place at this Selectmen Favor Increase be scattered around before the Meeting, and all returns should be tificates Are Presented nesday was only a half-day it meeting was over. The crowd came would not work a hardship on the The meeting was called to or- sent in. der and Chairman David Cham- early and went home the same The Board of Police Commis- To the Members. owners and would conserve more way. Exactly thirteen minutes af- sioners will meet tonight to take fuel. As far as could be learped bers of the Board of Selectmen „ There will be a meeting ot the read the call. The Selectmen ter the meeting opened it was all further action on the new police little or no complaints Wbre regis- ' VFW Chib this evening at the There 'was a large attendance at were reported in favor of the mo- over. manual. It consists of 22 type- LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE tered. Main street was deserted VFW Home following the Auxil- the meeting of students and gradu- tion and the increase of member- written pages and it is expected it 38 DEPOT SQUARE PHONE 5406 iary meeting. A short meeting of ates of the Home Nursing groups yesterday. ship of the Police Board. One voter, standing near the will be adopted after which about front of the hall after the meeting, 200 • opiea will b« printed. The last the officers of the club will precede held at the Y last evening. Mra Walter Mahonby tried to put the membership meeting. Betty Mcllduff presided. remarked "all that waa needed manual was printed about 15 years through a motion for repeal of here tonight was the whistle of a ago and since many new streets Mrs. Marjorie Eldridge. execu- Delivering Coal the present special act under tolantanomoh Tribe No. 58. I. tive secretary, presented National steam engine." He meant, perhaps, have been opened that-do not ap- which the town operates and abol- that the motion was Steam roller- pear then in the old manual. O. R. to., will hold its regular Red Cross certificates to those re- ish the present police commission, j Meeting and Installation of offi- cently completing the Standard To School Plant ed through, but such was not the The board will also act tonight v7 but his motion was voted down case. Judge William S. Hyde con- on the purchase of two new auto- ‘ eers in the Zipser club on Brain- Home Nursing Course under the decisively. Richard Martin tried ard place tomorrow night at 8 auspices of the Manchester Chap- formed strictly to the call. mobiles. They will cost about $300 to get an explanation concerning more than was allotted for this •Tclock. ter and gave an interesting talk on Although held up by certain the reason for enlarging the police It was the biggest special town purpose last fall. the local activities of the group. parts ordered for the boilers to board from three to five, but no She expressed the hope that a per- meeting since the Taxpayers The Women's Home Lieague of convert the heating plant on one answered him. Reverting to League opposed the East Centor fh< Salvation Army will meet to- manent organization of the Home School street from oil to coal, the AUCK COFRAN the original motion, the standing street improvement ~^suc some morrow afternoon in the Junior Nursing unit might be formed. coal to be used when the change vote was taken after the chair (Hnowu As Queen Alice) thirteen years ago. That meeting hall as usual, and it Is'hoped the This was done and the follow- over is made, is being delivered. It was In doubt on the voice vote. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM packed the auditorium and when it Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son "waather will be favorable for a ing officers were elected: Mrs. was estimated on December 14 To File Skeleton Bill was called to order, voters were . lacge attendance. There will be Betty Mcllduff, president; Mra when the change was voted that it Bom With a Veil. i Concurring with the vote of the lined up, down to the street. ' plenty of work for alL The League Nathalie McIntosh, vice pnsident; would require 642 tons of coal Readings Dally, Including Sunday,' towp meeting a skeleton bill filed 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appolnt- has also on hand woric for the Mrs. Claire Comlns, treasurer; from January 1. It was expected recently' under the time limit of Miss Madeline Smith, secretary. that the change over would be menL In toe Servlee of the Peo- hieal hospital which is urgently the General Assembly for submit- Mseded. Tea will be served. A committee, congisUng of Mrs. completed during the Christmas ple for SO Years. | ting proposed legislation, « ’U1 be J. 8 . Brown, Mrs. Frederick Perry vacation, but such did not prove to 169 Chnrdh Street, Hartford, Conn. completed calling for the repeal OLD Pbone 6-0097 ' Rad Ctoas surgical dreaaings and Mrs. T. E. Brosnan, was nam- be the case and nearly a month ed to draw up by-laws for the or-' of that portion of the special acts Mill be made tomcwrow from 10:00 has gone since. No trouble has under which the Town of Man- 'SL M. to 4:80 p. m. in the American ganisation. A social hour followed been experienced so far in getting RECORDS chester operates, thereby Increas- .Must be turned to tor sal- e new ones. TOR SALE B Y o can eome for aU day or only board, there will be difficulty after February 7. three to five members. 81/2O each puid for old rec- A part o f the time. Those volun- All of the members of the Police rtag for the first thne are ad- ords Irrespective of quantity. Board were present last night to ad ta being a wash dress or Last WPA Project CLA RKE see the town take action on the asasrall apron, and something to To Start Sale police controversy In a decisive amrer their heads. KEMP'S YOU WOULDN’T WEAR THE CLOTHES OF THE manner—about ten to one. Ended in Town Inc. Judge Answers Question 763 Mala St. TeL 5680 NINETIES! Of Tobacco Today Judge Hyde, In reply to a ques- Then why be satisfied with an old fashioned, cumbersome mort- tion put to him concerning the The last WPA project in Man- a g e! A modem Manchester Building A Loan Associntlon direct reduction mortgage enables yon to really enjoy yonr home, while M NEH URST chester ended today. It was the The sale of shade grown tobacco Job of removing the rails on Cen- yon pay for It. Your equity increases every month, la addiUon, opened in the different warehouses { It’s handy to have the mortgage right here In town — yon don't WED NESD AY... ter street. The work was done in this section today. It does n o t. with the State Highway depart- • A Y " : - f ' v . c j - ; : have to chase all over the country to pay It or find out about IL Store Goses At Noon. mean that all of the tobacco is Talk with us about refinancing that old mortgage. , ment as sponsor and the warm ready for sale as there is still Orders received by 8:30 G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. weather yesterday gave an oppor- much that has not been taken k to. Wednesdays are deUv- tunity to pour the cement in the INSURA N CE BUY BONDS REGULARLY.. .BUY AN EXTRA BOND down. The lack of help on the ired on nominsr delivery. space where the rails were re- farms this past year has delayed OFTEN! Lumber of All Kinds Other days orders should moved. This was finished at 10 this work. It can only be taken C O VERA GE o'clock this morning and after it down during a spell of damp in the day before for mom- Of All Kinds has been allowed to set for a few weather. \| Mason Supplies— Paint— Hardware tsf delivery. FIRE - CASUALTY - LIFE days the straw will be removed. Yesterday the weather was fa -' This will be done by men from the vorable and many of those who SHOP AT PINEHURST State Highway department. still have tobacco hanging are CLARKE INSURANCE C/^i a/ne/ i eyS te/c. There was a time when over 500 busy taking it down. WEDNESDAY MORNING COAL COKE OIL Manchester persons were employ- AGENCY BUILDING*«<^L0AN ASSOCIATION,INC Meat Department... ed on different WPA projects, but 829 Main St. Phone 3665 ------OROANIZCD APHU 1891 ------7 Beef Liver the one Just ended employed but 2 Main St. Tel. 5125 Calves’ Liver. seven. Erect Partitions

PRO MPT SETTLEMENT Slices of Ham. Bag Sausage. In Ration Office OF CLAI MS Advertise in The Herald— It Pays

CAPONS New Telephone ^ Roasting Chickens Carpenters are at work at the Turkeys. Directory Out office of the local Rationing Board If You Hold A Certificate Fowl. Broilers. In the Lincoln school today setting

Chicken Chop Suey. up partitions. These will keep The new telephone directory for Please check with the the crowds away from the desks Manchester and Rockville is being and It is expected that it will be We Have office if you ’phone, or the distributed. The last one was is- of much help to the workers in the meat men if yon shop in sued in Fiebruary 1942 and at that office. time there were 46 pages of Man- person, for other meat cuts. Because the allotment of tires chester names. The present direc- for Manchester has not as yet been | NEW TIRES We do not advertise items tory has 51 pages. The average received, no report was ready of , NOTICE on which stock is limited number of names on each page is the tires approved a week ago and v! ...o r any item until it is 65 which shows a large gain In last night the board was unable to | RECAP TIRES actually in the store. telephone users in Manchester. get out all of the work that was to Many of the new numbers are in be passed upon, because of this We Will Recap Your Tires. Brins Them in the Morning:

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