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iPCivnEEiii iSwur^rairr £tiniUig ilmiUk THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1942 Average Daily Circulation The Weather Fonoa*t o f U. S. Weather Burwtn ship In the synagogue imtil they For the Month o f January, 1943 North End Department The Southern New England Telephone, coiiipany began to dis­ Joint Service couid rebuild their church. Thla ^ v e s Cat on ’Phone Pole To Speak Here the Congregationals were happy to 7,088 Rain beginning late tonight, Ut- About Town tribute the new directories to lo­ do. Rabbi Feldman was also a cal telephone owner* today. This Variety Entertainment Member of the Andit tlo ohnago In temperature. Instead of the shrill wall of directory, as always, lists tele­ Is Scheduled teacher in the Hartford School of Th* Townitnd chib ■ » « t aicet- a siren , and the clanging of Religion held this fall In the Asy­ Burenn of Circulation* phones of Manchester and Rock­ lum Hill Congregational church PULASKI HALL, NORTH STREET 1n« win Uk« jpUo* Friday «vcnlnff. bells, the Manchester Fire De­ ville. Manchester-^A City of Vittage Charm A nrt 18. and the member* are where he taught a course on "The partment advertised their com­ Ppolestant Chiirelies and Prophets." SUNDAY, FEB 8, 7 P. M. • therefore reminded of the mas* ing yesterday afternoon by call­ David Porter, aircraftsman of (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Bwetinc In Hartford Sunday after­ the Royal Air Force, who has been Music for this community ser­ (ClnaoifieS Advertlaing On Page U ) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY $, 194* ing "come kitty, kitty, kitty," Synagogue !o T«be vice is being arranged by the com­ Sponsored by St. John’s Church VOL. LXI„ NO. 109 noon at 2:80. It will be held In to a marooned tabb atop a tele-. visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. Pieka hall, 119-121 Park Road, bined choirt"' of Manchester phone pole at Congress and | and Mrs. Thomas Davidson of 12 Part on Feb. 15. churches under the direction of O. ROLDA MARTIN’S DANCING PUPILS T Weat Hartford. Supper wlU be ' Seymour streeta But not even Knox street, returned to his base To Present a 2■'{-Hour Program. Other Attractive Features! served at live o’clock In the hall in Canada today after having spent Albert Pearson. J. Thurston Noe ! this gentle call could induce the All the local Protestant will play the organ. Ushers for the Afliii'sHlon Including Refreshments—.85c. Four-AIarmer— ^Near Navy Yard and at *lx o'clock Rev. Frederick cat to come down from It* lofty an enjoyable Week here. He is G. Brook* of Schenectady, N. Y., stationed at Pictor Field, having churches and the .synagogue are .service are being drawn from the General Public Is Invited! i perch, where he had been for various churches of Manchester. Warns Hostile Air Pacific Council Close will be the guest speaker. A larKe been transferred there direct from uniting in a community .service of i about 18 hours. England, where he has seen much worship and preaching Sunday This community service promises representation from the local club It was necessary to place a evening, Feb. 15. 7:30 p. m. This to be a high point in the united­ will attend. ladder against the pole to effect active duty during the war. David will'reach Canada by tram. service is to bo held in South Meth­ ness which the ministers and rab­ . a rescue. Neighbor* telephoned odist church, and Rabbi Abraham bi of Manchester feel that all re­ Attacks Dr. John E. McCluskey, son of i the fire department when all Feldman of Hartford is to be the ligious persons shoulu manifest Mr. and Mrs. John Mcauskey of Cooperation Is Told; other means had failed. preacher. at this time. 40 Foster street, has been ap­ Hospital Notes pointed assisUnt city physician of Rabbi Feldman is one of the out­ standing Rabbis of the East, and Brockton, Mass, Judge and Mrs. Raymond R. a prominent figtire not only in By United States Bower* left this morning for a Admitted yesterday—Mrs. Nellie religious but in civic affairs In .4uto and Truck The Mothers Qrcle of the Sacred Gergler, Mansfield; Mrs. Edith Hartford. Recently he and his Heart will meet tomorrow evening ten day vacation which they will Await Japs’ Assault Chambers, 68 Hollister street: Mrs. synagogue were In the forethought at the home of Mrs. Selim Mitch­ spend in Miami and other points REPAIRS in Florida. During Judge Bower's Susan Smith, 31 East Center of people when the large West Expert Service At House Appropriolion. S e c k c r S ell, 58 Strickland street. absence Deputy Judge George C. street: Mlsc Rose MeSherry, 213 Hartford Congregational church Committee Urges ^ twr* School street. Benjamin Maori, 17 Kcv. E. Dent Lackey was rompletely destroyed by fire The Hl-League of the South Lessner will supply on the town ABEL’S Roosevelt Says Group court bench. Purnell place. and the Rabbi and his people in­ Bear 26 Cooper Street $100,006,000 Be vot- Found With Sharp - Eye.1 Senlinria J ^ a z l s Methodist church wUl hold iU Births yesterday—A son to Mr. vited that congregation to wor­ party Saturday evening at the The. Salvation Army band, who e-pe, of 6,670 they came back- at 9:30 a m. for a pttsst'ss the great advantages of SURPLUS STOCK traditional in the soutbysouthweat K L E E N E X .. .It is easy to have it delivered with your ton.s, of the De Ruyter type, of daylight try at the big port for the NORTON and the weat coasC" ^ Efforts to Halt Red British Desert Units orders.. .handy to have on hand. . . tIO size, 2.>c; 1 for 6.4.50 tons. Burma road ts CJhina. (Continued on l*age Four) L. T. WOOD CO. At A Fraction Of Cost He described it as the second "The United States cr; Iser was ■The heavy toll of the raiders 98c. 200 size, 8 for 98c; 2 for 25c. ELECTRICAL greatest cause of non-effectiveness listed as of 7,050 tons. was taken by the hard-hitting 51 Bissell Street INStRUMENT CO. Have you seen the way Children’s and Ladies’ Sweaters in the Navy, and reported also Drive Gain Strength "The Japanese air action reault- American and British fliers only Stiffen Their Lines FRIDAY SALK ON TEA GARDEN ITEMS Phone 4496 are manufactured of lOO'/r Pure Wool? Visit our sales­ that "in any boom town, with ed In virtual annihilation of the 24 hour* after they scored heavily Medium Size Sweet Pickled Watermelon...... S.’lc Hilliard St. Phone 4060 room— see them made! prosperous war industries, the Dutch Navy.” in an offensive smash of their own Flashes I venereal disease rate la also in­ Earlier Jspauiese Claim at Japanese positions along the Large Size Sweet Pickled Watermelon...... 89c Royal Air Forop Planes (laite Bulletin* of the (tP> Wire) Red Currant Jelly...... 2 for 45c creasing at a very alarming rate, The earlier Japane.se clclm— ap­ Salween river battlefront. to a very alarming degree." Hill Is Given parently superseded by the second Like Coventry Destruction British Issue Mint Jelly...... 2 for 5.5c Hurl Destruetion into The testimony of the veteran ing Forward Despite • ^ communique — aaid the United In that attack the Allied bomb­ .\nother Tanker Torpedoed Loganberry or Youngberry Jelly ! ...... 2 for 4.5c campaigner against the scourge of States cruiser had been sunk. ers gave Japanese-held Paan such Spiked Poles Lengthenef! S u p p 1 y Manchester Knitting Milk Don’t wait till you are down to yonr last few syphilis and gonorrhea was made Reinforcements Evi-j PrisOll Term Washington. F'eb. 6.—oP— Tbe Apricot Preserve...... 2 jars 59c B I N G O It said: a rulnoua bombing that a Texas- r IJnes of Axis Foes. Navy Oe|Mirtinent announced to­ MANCHESTER GREEN TEL. 6304 public by the House Appropria­ dently Sent by Air."! ------“Japanese Naval aviation spot­ born fighter pilot likened the Juice Oranges...... TONIGHT 8 O’CLOCK shovelfuls before ordering coal. D o it n o w ! And tions Commltle® in sending to the destruction to that at Coventry. day that the tanker India Arrow, .. doz. 27c; 3 doz. 79c ted an enemy fleet 30 miles south ou ne«l by The Socony-l aeuuni Oil Extra Large Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock make it our RED trade marked Famous Reading floor a $160,590,611 deficiency ap­ Fish’s Aide Sentenced of Kangean Island in the Java tea (A Japanese broadcast claimed Medieval Type Weapons Loiulun. Feb. 6.—(.-P)— . ODD FELLOWS HALL Moscow, Feb. 6.— )— Company of New York had lieen California Slicing Oranges . . .doz. ,39c; 3 doz. SI.00 propriation bill. (IP and sank a Dutch cruiser of the that seven British and American SPONSORED BY KING DAVID LODGE, L O. O. F. J Q Anthracite-*-thc low ash hard coal— as nearly 1 0 0 % $3A00,000 Fund Sought To Two to Six Yea^s Java type and an American cruiser planes — Spitfires and Curtiss Not^ Coiisidereil Joke British desert fiKiit»?i’-'^. bui'l- toiqiediM^ liy an enetny submarine German efforts to block the ed back to the approaches of off the .Atliintie Coast. No other 30 G.V.MES Parran testified in behalf of Russian offensive somewhere By British W'ar Office, 25 G am es...... 8I-®* Prise Per Game pure as can be produced. Learn how many hours $2,500,000 request to further the On Perjury Charge. (Continued on Page Four) (OoBtlaaed ea Page Four) storied Tobruk. stiffened details of the tor|>evere short of the old frontier of given out l)V the Navy Itepartinenti 4 Special G am es...... $10.00 Prize Per Game o f heat can be packed into a ton of coal—when work of the Public Health Serv­ their lines appreciably today 1 Special Game ...... * .$50.00 Prize ice’s Venereal Disease Division. the Soviet Union have gained Washington, Feb. 6.’— (4*) — London. Feb. 6—(/F>-Prlme Min­ ister Churchill declared recently while R.A.F. planes hurled Shipping I/)«-e- Hrarier Door Prize $10.00 it’s the RED trade marked kind. He said that under the Selec­ strength—^evidently from air­ O orge Hill, second secretary- to 81.00 Admission Incindes All of the Above Games. that the British would defend vital i destruction into tlie length­ lyondon, Feb. 6.— .AlltW tive Service acL physician* had borne reinforcements — but, Rep. Hamilton Fish (R.. N. Y.i, to­ Special Card* 10c Eacb. found 47,00q men suffering from Urges Arm y Pay Privates airfield* even if they had to do it i ened Axi.s supply lines. .X -hipping lo»-e- In the Battle of the POPULAR syphilis of every million examined. according to dispatches from day waa sentenced in - District with pikes—and now to the amaze­ Atlantic, including *he loll ol British, headquarters commu­ •We know. ” he added, that these the front today, the Red court to serve from two to six ment of some quarters the >Var American vessels In I nited State* Office actually has issued spiked nique at Cairo .said there had been coastal waters., are heavier thitn F O O D MARKET 47,000 men got their aynhili* from Army is still moving forward. years in prison for perjury. More to Foil Depression no change in the land situation Checkerboard •ome other source in the civUisB These dispatches, howover, signifi­ Hill was convicted on two poles to Home Guard units. thev have lieen In the peat *i* yesterday, indicating the Imperi­ population. cantly related inatsmeea of Ger­ counts of testifying falsely before The five-foot four-inch medieval month*, official rlrcles announced 855 Main Street Rubinow Building type weapons are not considered als were stamling firm stime 50 to “Experience show* that for ev­ man superiority in numebrs—the a District of (Columbia grand Jury Dallas, Tex.. Feb. 6.—(JP)—Jump-? "The longer they’re In the war. toduv. .Although the C-hoat hlowe ery two persons Infected and dis­ which was investigating Nazi the Army private’s salary $160 the more money they will have a joke, at least by the War Office 60 miles we.-t of the port where a at the Atlantic Iticllne -till ■Eyes Exammed - (ilasses Fitted . “Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” first such phrase to appear in a British garrison succe.ssfiilly with­ )AK GRILL' covered, approximately three are Propaganda activities, and waa monthly! when it la done." but the pres* has been quick to nowhere near the losses of the Feed Store considerable time. hoot at the return to the weapons stood a seven months siege. sentenced to two to six years on worst month* during the World "WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” 10 Apel Place Manchester Telephone 7711 in the population Infected, but do Reserves Seat bjr Air That’s Dr- Arthur Smith’s pro­ Dr. Smith said he had seen the not show up for treatment. There­ each count, with the terms to run gram and^ he isn’t kidding. , which medieval foot soldier* once Speak Vaguely of “ Pursuit" war. these sources said, the none Army tackle the bonus marchers found useful for poking armored fore, 1 think we are safe In aa- The conclusion here wss that concurrently. But don’* make any committ­ back in the depression. Axis communiques, heard here her of submarines operating DINE AND DANCE FISH SPECIALS! aumlng at least one other female with the fine .flying weather of the SpeclflcaUy Hill was convicted ments for immediate cash outlays, I horsemen. by radio, bore this out: The Ger­ the .Atlantic lane* “ quit* poaelblj last few dsiys the enemy waa able WIU EUndnate Riots The Daily Mall cartoonist sug­ To the Lilting Tunes of la in the population for every one eg falsely denying that he knew boys— there’ll be strings to It even mans spoke vaguely of ’ pursuit of will be Increased.” of these malss whom we discover. to bring up many reserves by air. George Sylvester Vlereck, a regis­ If the Southern Methodist Unlver- | "I never want to see that sort gested revival of the bow. with ar­ the enemy in eastern C'irenaica” Thus, for every million men exam­ Many capti'ves report that this tered German agent, and with *lty economic* professor’s proposal of thing happening again. Heaven rows tipped with explosive "Molo­ and the Italians claimed the cap­ Attark School Beard Members ined, we find approximately 90,000 method of transport, enforced by falsely denying that h* ordered i* adopted. ^ knows they deserved those bonuses tov cocktails.” and fhe use of ture of Tmimi. 60 miles west ot DON MAC AND HIS BUTTERFISH rock-tossing catapult* against i Mnnsfirld, O.. Feb. 6— 1 SMELTS people with syphilis.’’ the winter difficulties of move­ certain mailbags containing frank­ Dr. Smith warn* to prevent a fu­ and they got them. This system of Tobruk. The Italians added that I i-entrallzed school of Butler. II ment by land, la being widely used paying them later will eliminate tanks." RHYTHM MASTERS Half World War Rato ed congressional matter placed in ture bonu* march on Washington, they were c-ojiliniiing "their pur- Miuthc c - r - . . . . of here, ClCMI^d He said the Army rate for 1941, by the Germans. a storeroom of Representative a post-war depression and boost any such riots. Fole-.Axe Ma> Krlura suit" of the British "in the vicinity ■lav alter a demouslratloa by strih'- DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! The first instance of German Fish. purchasing power when the Army "A system of forced savings w III An editorial in The Mirror said ing student* during wkieh 4^* 1 3 lbs, 29c 2 lbs. 25c deapite the fact that no one was "Yiou never know. The pole-axe of Ain 4 Gazala,” which I* some B~*f R Tnrk**T Ves! Cutlets Inducted who was foUnd auffering numerical superiority to appear is demobilize. go a long way toward saving this ■30 niUea west of Tobruk—but they School Board nirrobera were benl> after a long lapee was a dispatch Here’s how he would go about It. country after the war. You ca^put may return. Crossbowmen of the en by non-student*. Boyd RobiMM* Sninll TToi kTt Payments ^ ^ , Ur, ;: .. V - s Corned IV- f iuid C-hbage from the dlaeaae, waa about 40 per 13th century might be useful be­ made no claim to capture of the i OYSTERS MACKEREL thousand — approximately half from an unspecified, sector which Treasary Balance Could Be Redeemed Gradually it down aa nearly certain that If town. l■ount3^ acbool auperintennong "Let us continue to pay our sol­ we don’t buy United States defense hind the hedges. Archer* with ordered cinsaes anapeiden P“ 4lo| Fine Wines — Liqaora uid Beer what it was in the World Waiv- said that “ at one point of the front poisoned arrovys might taka Ups The Axis atill holds the inStia- Waablnaton, Feb. 6.—0P>—The diers the $21 a month (basic Army bonds voluntarily out of our aala- settlement of « student Richard Stone • Optician but said that be waa no more aat- the enemy, having superiority In from Harrow at Hastinga. The Uve, a military commentator said, 30 Oak S t r ^ Tel. 3894 iafled with the reduction “that 1 numbers, strongly pressed upon position of the Treasury Feb. 4: pay for privates) in greenbacks. rie* the'government wrUl make us but db added that the main Brit­ over the 19-day auapenslon by w Dr. Robert M. Rubin — Optometrist 9c lb. But let us also ^ v e them yellow take our pay partly in bonda which War Office may be found atudving Board of Education of Wllinrd 9 1 30c pint would be aatlsfled if the typhoid our detachment." ReceipU,' $52,206,979.28; expen­ reproductions of Bayeux Upestry ish force had not yet engaged the M9I Maig Street Call 1720 for Appointment fever qow were half what the Prisoners from the S5th German money of perhaps $150 a month WiU be negotiable only after the Weekley, *nperintei#enttendent eharged W e Cater To Banquets Advertise in The Herald— It Pays ditures. $112,229,1614?; net bal­ war is over and then on a apread- I I ty p M d fsver (ever rats waa In the which can be red fem e gradually (Coatianed on P a(* Four) i (Continned on Page Eight t with “mlseondnrt," W r." (< *■ Fogs Tws) ance, $2,953,870,718.49. after this war la over. lout period.’’ 'T

S * A M • ItANCHESTER EVENING HE»AI4), MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1942 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, W48 BTWO obvdoualy Vancouver's 'war toilers must come'from sifar— mostly the MADAME V a u g h n great power dam which the Rus­ Doubling Size mid-west, the Federal Employ­ sia tvs blew up last summer before Acliiiits Nazis Job Seekers Uruguay W ill Steel Plants Already GIFTED READER AND Cash for Fund ment ServlA thinks. Bolton Oxen Clear Out Orange Sales tile German advance, Is "becoming Say^ Gospels\ How Britain Operates ADVISER more and more clearly the direct Now Grumble Foulitl Having Is Problem How can. a town of some 20,000 Advice Given On CveryUilng objective of the Soviet advance,” Patrol Coast A re Converted to War more than double in size In 11 Pertaining To Your Life. Still Comes Ini / months? Nobody In Vancouver Show at Listening Post \ Strike Record the agency said. In Aramaic^ SPECIAL READINGS — 56c. The fighting on the northwest­ On Ganipaigii Bail Records Propaganda These Days knows the answer but the town Vancouver Deslineil lo 3104 Main St„ Opp. Capen St,, ern front was sai.l to be at the ap- To Get Warships from By Paul Oeaner andI aohn Berkley i ment inatallcd In the 51' » acre promises to do its best. $19,552 Total at Noon Hartford, Conn. TlMn is eooptnitian b«twe«n ,the patrol path In front of the Lis­ .3Iore Sunkisl R^arliiiig (uoaches oT the town designated- Not Greek p,«.bu,sh. P.i7. i„ \ Be Whopping Boon Authorities don't want the only-as "V. " (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) United States; Planes s'Si r'ST ilours: 10:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. tlM men on is Angeles, Feb 6 A siibstan- | crowded trains, a fourUi about the Assurance that the loc%l Red London, Feb. 6.—(/P)— For iJ>)- This republic will patrol her Richard Stone and Stuait J. Was* ; "Oee-Haw-Get-On^here ' came ed. the accounts derl/ired. eastern front, a fifth about the ' such employment" Cross War Fund campaign Is al­ Learned the Game. the automobile Industry but the 1 300,000. doesn't know where its next 20,- to wear out tires going to and ; from not far distant Investigation tial Inrrcase In the nnmliei of car- i R onis o f Jesus by I se greatest efficiency, weekly Atlantic coast and the strategic 000 workers are coming from. coming from work. They want ley. The Soviet nildnight coiiimuiii- war in North Africa. All that Not .\dvis4‘d nn Disposition ready on the way to a total of mouth of the River Plate with war­ process haa been going along But today steel ordered for the The snow had been failing Inter- ; was in order because things were load markets and bnyei.s m tlv working hours over extended But’ it does know that they arc them close to Vancouver and que broadcast from Moscow also really is not bad because we all Of Original Language. .821,000 was given at a headquar­ ships provided by the United States mlttenUy all. day yesterday, last ’ not too exciting at 1 a. ni. in a I ’ nit'-'d Slates and I'niKn'.i and I Hoover said lie did not know (Editor’s Note: Howard W. periods should not exceed 60’ dteadlly in the steel Industry for automobile production lines which coming from someplace and that Vancouver, at the latest count, said a cavalry unit operating In are overworked and irritable. ters today as Chairman Benjamin and seaplanes bought under a $J7,- RECORDS mght, and Into this morning. The sleetliig snow storm far out in ureai^r volriie.' orange .sales fur whether any of them had received Blakeslee, Science Editor, to 65 for men and 55 to 60 for some time. The steel nftisUrs are came virtually to a halt 01. Jan. 31 Vancouver is destined to be a had only 26 houses f>r rent or one sector of the Kalinin front Cheney announced that $19,U2.44 000,000 lend-lcase program. making big machines do tricks of stands wrapped and stacl ed In the VICTOR BI.UEBIRD going by S a. m. was getting bad, the hills* It was discovered ftial the Season to dale tliar ever be. "Ask thousands of Germans government employme- t, since concludes a series of three women, the Industrial Health whopping boom town of World wiped out 800 officers and men In Chicago, Feb. 6.— i/Pi—A Uni-, ha.s been paid in cash as of noon Military planes also will be ob­ which their designers never dream- corner. The machines are turning sale. OECC.A with snow drifting and covering R. K. Jones, whose house and fore Is reported tiy Hie <’.ilifornia whether they rather would have versity of Chicago professor re­ ; the Civil Sendee Commission did articles on "Propaganda In Research Board reported to­ War II. It only hopes It can ac- aeven days of fl.ghtlng. I not advise him what final dispo­ today. Headquarters was Inform­ .■\cOpn" with this analysis of tained from the United States. pj out heavy 3-8ths inch plate for The eity is turning to the FHA farm is adjacent to the po.st had Fruit Ortiwers Exchange war or peace, and the answer ported today the Gospels were not day. commodate, within its boundarie.s | application for $14,000,000 to COLl'MBI.A AND OKEH This communique reported the v. 3uld be unanimous: Peace," the sition was made ot the cases, most ed tiiat the Italian-Amorican So- British methods.) it said Investigation showed The announcement was. made Mills that turned out rails for f'-eight cars. Tin plate lot cans 1 his oxen yoked up to a show plow “Thes,' .sales rei orils aie oneonr- written originally In Greek, as a.s- cictie.s have reached their Jl.OOO destruction along the whole front of which he said involved minor that time lost by factory last night by Defen.se Minister Gen. the railroads are making large still is being rolled hut a new vice-' j p„t up 4,000 portable. 2,000 per- I.nrgp 8tock of Albums. and was plowing out the walks aguig evidence of inrr i-i..,ing trade propaganda minister went on. sumed by New Testament scholars, pledge in cash, so when that Personal Notices | around hip house and barns. The and (.onsiimer aeifptan'e of our | by the Red Air Force of seven "Ask Utem whether they would offenses By Howard Blakeslee workers through illnc.ss or in­ .Iiilio Rolelti, who said that lounds and square.slare.s for uainltions, troplating mill which will sharply , aeross the I'o- 1 "'snent, 2,000 trailer hou.se.->, plu-s tiermart armored cars, 250 trucks but in Aramaic, the Near Ea.stern amount is takeh into considera­ Uruguayan crews already were in ,_ ------w---- reduce the thickne.ss of the tin ', ' ancoi\er, just acro.ss me i.o j p ^ r 1.000 single m en- oxen doing the pulling was quite fruit." Kii.ssell Z. Eller. Surki.st ,\d- | rather flght on or give in, and ■ Singe .Stnpe thet outbreak of war. Hoo- New York, Feb. 6.— London jury increased when the work Some that made structural beam lumbia river from Portland, al- language spoken by Jesus Him­ tion the fund call be credited with training to operate three light coating is under con.st'niction. which would Just about double a sight to see. verlising .Manager, [loinl.s out i carrying soldiers and war mate­ the^ will tell you they want to vor Said, an average of over 35.810 .speaks 24 hours a day In two doz­ ■ week exceeded 60 hours. channels for construction world r^ady has tasted swift Industrial In Memoriam self. having passed the $20,50'' mark. Plenty iif Headuehes 1 Vancouver's present residential KEMP’S, he. Mr. Jones kindly plowed out the With the California N'r. el or iiige j rial, 150 wagons with ammuni­ continue fighting no matter how scjts of flngerprlnt.s fl are received en languages over BBC short Work wastage for women linited States vessels to be sent also are rolling big rounds for the In lovln* memory of my deush- Df. Albert T. Olmstead, profes­ Steel men point oiit that there growth The Aluminum Company Furniture — 51uslc walks around the Look Out Shel­ crop running heavily to M ige .sins, tion, tank tnicka with fuel and long. That Is why we face all the lA- the bureau, and on one day Included in today's totals are wave radio, said to be the world s exceeded that for men in the here. munitions makers. Aud the sheet of America located a factory here I capacity. ter. Hasel Hushei McComb. who sor of Oriental history, proposed Uruguay's own Navy, eonsistin); 763 5tain St. Tel. 5650 died Feb. J, end her father. Philip ter and when Jack Bam.«bcc and eons’iiners ewrvwherr wdl U ni' seven anti-aircraft machine gun grave problems of these winter ^alone. Jan. '26, over .50,000 sets the following contributions: most protliglous propaganda ser­ year ended June. 1941, the re- ■ mills which supplied steel for auto ^ are^ plenty of headaches^ and tot now employing 900—more than that scholars reconstruct the origin Brownie troop No. 21 ....$ 2.00 of the 1,600 ton cruiser Uruguay, llcnecks to be worked out in shift­ Hushes, Feb. 6. 193«. John Learned came on duty at 6 tlie.se popular tug oraiige.s ttio li< si | post.s. months with supreme confidence. were received. They come from port said. todies are switching to heaviet ;i year ago This, according lo best Ttiere are about 26,000 Moham- ' Mrs. Elisabeth Hughes and Grand, nal words of Jesus by translating So. Methodist church enter­ vice. 32 years Old, and four small gun­ ing any of the.se mills <(>mpletely medans in North .America. a. m. the walks were In fine shape. liny areordlng to the Exchange. i In addition, two ammunition many sources, he explained, in­ Blit London wa.s not the big .ser­ Expansion of industry and plate for freight cars and ships, estimates, hoisted the town's pop­ eons. "W e are Invincible because we the Greek back into Aramaic, He tainment ...... 400.00 boats, also will be employed. to plate priKluction for .ships and .Mostly I-arge Sire* dumps and one fuel dump were cluding the Army, the Navy, the vice when war started, Stumhlc- employment of workers unac­ Even more conversion ill in the ulation to nearly 20,000. But Van­ have one thing—confidence In our said he believed a much clearer Pioneer Social Club ...... 111.20 Studying Patrol Tactles tanks. Shears to cut the heavier "For .some years," said Eller, reported blown up. civilian defense organizations, bum— the word of football coaChes customed to factory life, plus air. The demand for plate for ships, couver IS pretty sure It "ain't seen own strength." understanding of the exact content Peter’s Chocolate Shop .. 8.00 Roletli disclased aUso that two metal are a major problem. Space "consumer.s lUid dealers liave be.-n ! At one sector of the western plants handling defense contnuT.s, for the earnest Huskies who can I the effect of air raids on freight cars and tank armor far niithin' yet. " front (the area before Moscowi Out.ining the a«lvantages and of Jesus' sayings would, be ob­ Mrs. Sigrid Soaburg . . . . 1.00 transport and home life, were Uruguayan Naval officers each exceeds the capacity to make it. lo handle it is another. asklng whaCs hrcoir.e of tin nn e . the Civil Service Commission and advance the hall — seems to de­ 5Iay I *e 30,000 .Men the communique declared that one disadvantages ot being a "young tained. Elizabeth M. Phelan ...... 1.00 listed as contributing causes. were with the Argentine. Brazilian New mills are under construction In most olaiits, facilities were f'liiiiiiiBurton’s...235323485348535348534853534853 for Bestiim big Naval oranges v'• used to go i local law enforcement ngenries scribe the effort of the oaily Recently shipyards were located When You See Red Army unit destroyer three nation,” Goebbels said that It was Whereas Greek texts often ad­ Elaine W alletl's party . . . . 1.30 and Bnli.sh Navies, studying patrol but they take time and the rriirial ' "'‘lb only a .sniall volume Thi.s year's i rop is ih-- an.swcr '| .32.SO«,684 Sets on File months. here Under war pressure, con­ regiments of German Infantry. easy for older political systems to mit two alternative translations, The last named contribution of tactic.s. demand for plates is now. toiiay, | . plate prodiu lion it. miml Oiir Tank Truck— ; I Filler further explained that 75 per ; weather adveraity but that Na- On Jan. 1 of this year, he said, $1.30 was raised by 9-year old Perhaps the initial stiimblobum Two big Naval air bases are struction already is well along. By ;; cent of the current er'ip will l.ve j Bitter Battle Raging he said, the aramalc leaves but Air Photos Show not fifteen or eighteen months ' t t'auc*. storage and shipping in your nelghhorhond. it's a sign Women Everywhere Demand tionaa Socialism A lll was ao young the bureau had on file 32,308,634 Elaine Wallet at a party she con­ technique was the most subtle of I'lanned for speedy completion, and hpnee space, and railroad .spurs weren't October they are to be employing I \ sire 200 and larger with 40 per rent i one. In translating Into Aramaic, that wise househnlders are Above the Kalinin front, the that the people have not yet de­ seta of fingerprint.a, an increase of ducted herself for the Red Cross. this, ether war. By it the British work is being rushed on current 12,000 h4on in shipbuilding and by ; I being alzes 150 ami 170 ' A' lnal ■ he added. It often Is possible to Many observers feel thi.s inevit- I’ **’bfied for big plate ouiput. Som taking no chanees of running Kuibyshev radio announced, a bit­ veloped tull confidence. over 17.000.000 in one year. In made allowances, better than any- j Santa Fe Trail construction of a land air ba.se near to be the pfid, of the year may run this ; I .sire llgiires'may not lie f.imiliar to' determine the exact Aramaic word 01<1 ably means further conver.sjon of |t.ables , would h.ave short on their fuel oil supply. ter battle Is raging in the Valdai The chief advantage of a young im i tlic bureau Identified 696,43'.’ A fjord i.s a narrow Inlet of the one else, for the American .su.spi- Montevideo, he said. rebuilt to carry heavier metal ' figure ifp to 20,000 men. ; ' many consume! s," Explained Elhu , because it will be the only one sheet and atrip nulls even though .And by the same token, you will hills below Leningrad. The ra­ nation, he said, lies in the fact persona is having eriniinal rec­ sea between high banks cion of propaganda hangover from ^ The defense minister .said Uru­ Some would need coiiiplete new i Where ape they coming from |i "hut the fruit dealer r>-g.iTd,s any- which will fit Into the rhythm and the Job is complicated, expensive' know that these neighbors of dio said the Germans had dug In that it meets its problems with the first World War. Tulsa. Okla., Feb. 6 An guay soon would start militar.v seta of electric motors to drive the and where are they going lo put i thing larger than 200 .size as largi poetical form of that language. ords. ■ and, in some ca.ses, will require ex­ yours are assured of clean, but that the Russian artillery had sound realism without being over- Through the bureau'p files. Hoo­ To the British mikes there was | niapping plane 15,000 feet training of all men 18 to 20 and rolls at then heavier jobs. up ' SLACKS ; i fruit The mnsiimer need onl.v re. Dr. Olmstead said the sayings of tensive additional equipment. , healthful heat at a moderate at first a parade of intellectual au- , jhp Oklahoma panhandle been pounding the entrenchments burdenel by considerations of tra­ ver declared, some of the un­ would increase the regular Army. Heat treating facilities are an­ Federal Employment Services cost. You can practice the I member that large sizes and we for several days. Jesus contained actual puna which NOW thorities In the tradition of bet- rodi.scovcred a portion of the Inerease of S3 Ter Cent dition. were lost In Greek versions. He known dead in the Pearl Harbor The Uruguayan action, Roletti Tlie steel industry today is turn­ other tottleneck that wftl have to , indicate that in Portland and sur­ name foresight and receive the ■ mean big sizes will p.-edoniinate . A front-line broadcast relayed P L .\ n N G terment of the people. Oxford pro­ century old Santa Fe trail—once "The process of development, cited Christ's csndemnatlon of attack la-dt Dec 7 have been Iden­ said, Is being taken in view of this ing out more plates than many be broken if strip mills are to pro­ rounding Oregon art^ Washington same heating value by 'phoning I I during the Navel season ' by the Moscow radio asserted that STATE fessors on international law and the lifeline of southwestern trad­ FOR DEFENSE which may take centuries to ma­ hypocrites who "strain at the gnat tified. , country’s western hemi.sphere com­ steel men would have believed pos- duce much plate for armor pur-1I counties there might possibly be your order NOW. Is .More Ecoiionileal ■ Red ,\rmy troops in the .south­ economics. Retired army ofTicers ers and pioneers. 18.000 , A decree promulgated in ...w ea r ’em while and their firm, tender meat is easy naities wore inflicted upon the Army are taced with constantly'f»^^ ^ ' her son. Alva. 20, after it skidded I'Phoenix Mlth PAUL CAVANAGH Squares Hops U. S. listener.s. The rise and na­ ! The Official Journal today insti­ ‘'doing your bit”. .. to slice and section. Their rich, dis­ I Gormans in recent isolated hght.-.*; now dUflculUes, then deportment ture of this propaganda is traced de.seending a .steep hill and r ni- More than 300 German officers and moiale Is necesaan,-, apd it is Travelers ...... 36o GRET.A NISSEN tuted nationwide rationing of tea med a ertnerete bridge abutment wear ’em for all-out tinctive flavored Juice ro.inds out Ihibllr Utilities 111 the Rublic Oliinion Quarterly and men were reported left on the this deportment and morale which Fox Trot* Waltzes the only remaining beverage The young man escaped injury comfort! their description ah the qualiiy Conn. Lt. and Pow. . 29 ------ALSO ------Drinceton University outside non-existent fruit Ji.ico.i ; orange for every use. field after two days of fight'ng on j the German people show today ' Canadian announcers were bor­ Conn. Pow...... 30 TO.M KEENE In which Frenchmen are allowed to ! Carter Named President I one sector of the western front, - Hartford El. Lt. . .. 49 rowed to broadcast in .American th" Communique said, when a R"d j 'Lone Star Law .Men' DANCE style. (The Germans had borrow­ [drink between the hours of 3 and i ------Hartford Gas ...... 2 4 I (J p ni. Hartford, Feb. 6 oP. Th,» Cal- Efforts to Block ■\rmy unit eaptiired 36 machine- | Modern and Old Fashioned ed ,\niericans for a similar pur- / V . y . Stocks .S .N. E. Tel. Co. . . 122 ------TONIGHT ------I I cdoman Insurance Company an- ,uns. three field guns, three mine Unit. nium. Shs. 4 4 Every Friday Nijfht, 8 to 12 po.se I. The voices of novelists, BLUE ORCHID TO LADIES! ' Connectirufs tntieiciilosis death , iiounced the election of Henry thrower.s. wireless installation and Western Mass...... 20 playwrights, actors, a taxi driver Drive Stronger Aria ms Exp^ ...... •‘FEMI.MNE TOUCH" -\merican-L’thuanian Hall and a weaver (both of the latter ^ rate was r.3.4 per 100,000 of its Carter as presid5nt succeeding a large quantity of sheila. ; Industrial Robert R. Clark. ■ In another engagement on the |Air Reduc ...... 35 s, ••I-AW OF THE TROPICS" Golway Street veteran broadcasters 1 went on the population during 19.19. AlaskiT Jun ...... ‘> -\.j Acme W ir e ...... 20'-j ((. .ntinurd from Page One) I .so-.ithwestern front . the war re- , Am Hardware . . . 19’-, Feature Shown At 6:30-0:00 BBC' waves. Allo^.any ...... 5-16 Music by the Barnstormers p t I s.aid five earth and limber Arrow H A H cm. . 33 From then on London was as Infantry division told the- Red blo< 'rthousee. three minethrowers AlUCil Chem ...... 139 Buy V. S. Defense Bonds “ Hank” Post. Prompter clever as Berlin, but il.s style, for Ain Can ...... 63 Billings A Spencer . 3 Army that all detachments had and five machlne-guna were de­ Bristol Brass ...... 39’ , and Stamps! Admission 44c—^Tax Incl. America was more apparently Am Home Prod ...... 40 received stern orders to defend stroyed and 3-''0 casiinllles w ere Colt's Pat. F i r e ___ 69 frank. Contrast the opening talk Am Rad St .S ...... 4 "U every village to the last man. The 'inflicted on the Germans Eagle L o c k ...... 10 of Lord Haw-Haw to Britain with .\ni Smelt ...... 401-. - - orders said that any German who Fafnlr Bearings ... 117 Vernon Bartlett. Journalist, inaug­ A m T * T ...... 128\ iTtreatert without orders would be Hart and l.'ooly ... I l l urating "Britain Speaks” Italian Planes Am Tub B . . \ sent before a military tribunal...... 48\ Hendev Mach., cm. . 7 Contrasting Style* But despite tlii.s warning, the pri.s- .\m Wat w Ik .- ...... 2 \ Haw-Haw saui: I may^oiind to On Russian Frout .■5iiat'in-,la Land’rs Fr. A Clk. . 21 'a oners said, there were further re­ ...... 27S New Brit. M. com. . 38 ★ you like a traitor, hut Veqr me treats. Berlin. (From Gcvftian Broad- Armour 111 ...... 3>-., out. " ristsi. Feb 6 T- The presence Atchi.««on ...... 35 North and Judd . . 37 The regular Moscow communi­ Peck, Stow * Wil . . 7 MANCHESTEP Bartlett began: "But of course In men’s wear flannel of Itnli.in [ilane^ on llie German- .■\vialiou Corp ...... 3-', ESTATE rnr a propagandist. Who isn1" que charged th.at the iJerman.s Russell Mfg Co. . . 16G Rlis.-ii'in front Wins dl.selosed toilay B.aldwin (.1 ...... 13*-. 1 and other fabrics. 12- used civilians as a shield for a Scoville ...... Pa.ssionately I want my ideas , .for the first Ume when the German B A 0 ...... 4 1 our ideas~--of freedom and Justice I 20. counter-attack in one set lor do., pfd...... high command announoed that Bcmiix ...... 34 1 Sllex Co...... to survive." . , formations of the Italian Air Beth Sll , ...... 63>... 1 16th ANNUAL In 20 days during the French de­ Matching W Contrast Stanley Works 23485353532348532353 Force tfiok part In fighting yester- Can Pac ...... feat, there were eight appeals to i Reports Patropavlovska ...... 4>5 Torrington SHIRTS— 11.98 up. I day ac.ain't the Soviet Air Force. ■Case 1J. I 1 ...... 69 America for aid. In the following Captured by Russians Cerro De P . . Veeder - Root . POLICE SHOW four months there_ were only four. "^ c Germans claimed 38 Riis- ...... 30 New Yor London, Feb. 6 i.-P -Ru.ssian Ches * Oil ...... 35\ More came in the bleak winter air sfan plane-s were shot down or de- : Bank of N. Y . 30.5 325 SUND.4Y AFTERNOON troops advancing in the south ' stro\-(-d Tin the ground and that Chrysler ...... 48^ Bankers Trust 13 45 Door Open .\t 1:20 — Show Starts .At 1 :-ta raids. U I 9 were reported bv the Ylchy news Coca - Cola. . . The British did not have to in­ the German .\ii* Force had Inflicted 76 79 agency today to havF captured Col Ga.s & El Central Hanover augurate much of their propagan­ heavy losses in men and matei^ats ...... V...... i n ! 254 274 Patropavlovka. 70 nitles east of Com! Inv T r '. . Chase ...... DIRECT FROM da. They could wait for Americans BURTON'S Are Showing on the, Soviets ...... 24 H Chemical ... 374 394 o M C STORES Dnieiicropetrovfk. while the .Mo.s- Con.s Eclis ...... 13 i N. Y. C. to say the words. Then London re- lletails On Engagement City ...... 24 26 cow radio broadcast accounts of Cons Oil ...... 10-Great Acts-10 broadcast the ideas. From The German romniunlqiie gave , ...... 6 ‘ Continental . 104 124 "violent fighting’'- on the Kalinin Cont Can . . . Chatty With .Americans ■ 'etails on one local engagement ...... 26 Com Exchange 32 34 ORtOlffATORS Of REASOHABLB PRICES front northwest of the eapltal and Ctirn Prod ...... ^3 ' London was often chatty with in the Kursk area of the south­ First National 1170 1220 FEATURINi; in the Kursk-Kharkov sector. Del L & \\n . . .Americans, while the main Job was western -front, whlrh was fought i ...... 4 »i Guaranty Trust 228 238 CAMEL COATS Dnieperop^rovsk. site of the Douelaa Alrc . going on is America itself in sufh 845 MAIN STREET R l BINOW BUILDING during several days In icy ..now- ...... 63>a 'll Du Pont ...... Irving "frust . . 9 4 Hollywood’s Favorite Quarlelle ways as lend-lease, national opin­ ' storms...... 125 Manhattan 14 16 Eastman Kod ---- FEATURED IN ----- ion polls, evacuation of British It claimed the Russians lost 1.- ...... 134 >4 ManufacL Tr. . 33 35 ' AMERIf'.\'S Gert Elec ...... 26Ai children to America. U. S. vita­ Drug Savings Dental Needs M illion s FOR DEFENSE I 45') dead, 294 prl.soners. Including N, Y. Trust ... 68 71 Jaipes Cagney's Picture 'a dlvtsional commander, six tanks. Geir Foods ...... , . . . . 34A» 29 mins for English little ones, Brit- Bfomo Seltzer, Fastceth Powder, Favorite Public NaUonal 27 Ish-American ambulance service, 25 guns, and s large number gf Gen Mot ...... 334* 3 4 “STRAWBERRY BLONDE*' mrd. size...... 49c 60c size ...... 40c Hershey . . Title Guarantee bundles for Britain, and American heavy and light infantrv- weapons . •>...... 36>* 1080 1130 .Arthur's .-Aspirin, 12's, I Or Calox Pow der, sm. . . 2Sc FOR WORK i U. R T r u s t___ DIRECT TO YOU JN PERSON boys enlisting to fly for Canada and other war equipment. Hudson Mot ...... ; . . . . Bisodnl Powder, sm. . I9e Pepsodent Powder, The communique satd that the Int Harv ...... 611* and Britain. Jad Salts, 6-oz. size . . 49c small ...... 21c Aside from countering enemy I,avnrls, 20-oz. size . . . 79c Germans, backed up by their Air Int Nick . . / ...... 281* PROVEN PICTURC Cystex Tablets, FOR PLAY r Johns - Man ...... 5744 propaganda. BBC .now suggests 75c size ...... flic •Astrlngosol, 4-oz. size, .53c j l^ec^vle*I .Force, had repulsed Russian at- fl III! Mill 11 \ll 1 I oltll the significance of military situ­ o f Homes... THE 4 BLENDERS Forhan's Paste, ' tacks hut ga\> no Indication where Kennecott ...... 341. Olive Tablets, SOc si*^, '!0e Llgg * My B Midnite Showv Every Nite ------1 ations. Australia is being told that PInkham's Comp., 50c tube ...... 39cI the fighting otcuiTed ...... '. . . 73>4 I Lockheed Alrc ...... 2114 At n P M. — Sun. 12 PM England, too, long-threatened with large . . $1.00 Colgate Dental Cream, Loew's ... N. B. C.’s FAVORITE SINGI.NG 8T.AR invaalon, nevertheless has sent Tyree's Powder, . small ...... 31c Finns Recapture \lllage ...... 404 BIG FEATURES Lorillard ...... 145i troops, tanks and planes to other 60c size ...... 49c Teel Dentifrice, S-oz., 2Sc Plus Ta.x Helsinki. Feb. 6.—GP5—Finnish KATHLEEN BYRNE TRIO $ 1 9 .9 8 j Mont Ward ...... 284- “Two Faced Woman" In "yV .8UKPRISE OFFERING" war theaters. Citrate Mainiesla, Ipana Tooth Paste, troops have recaptured a village P.VCQl'INS' popularitv is truly Nash - Kelv ...... 4-4 "Long Voynge Home” Necessity for strong forces In 35o size’ ...... 15c SOc slz.e ...... SOc north of Lake One^a. driving the the Mediterranean Is Intimated by a .voucher for its efTeetivencss Nat B is c ...... 154* ____LI______Ru.sjlan forces hack with heavy discussion of Rommel's moves. In helping hand.s look yoifihful- Nat Ca.sh Reg ...... 134 This > e a r mure — losses, a communique satd today BARR & ESTES ROY DAVIS BBC carries admissions of , war ly smiKith Fnow-while with Nat Dairy ...... 144 “LUNATICS A.\D HIS errors, suggests that the public than eier, women = "snow-flake'' daintiness. .\ Nat Distill ...... 21 America’s Goes Whole Wax' OF THE DA,NCE” "PHCNNY ORArr’ realize the difficulties of tran.spor- want Camel Coats! = "M u st" for you indeed' NY Central ...... 9 4 yS T E R lN c NY NH * H . ------9-16 tation. and the disturbing 'act that For warmth, for = Wenatchee. W ash. -- —Carl FRED E. 1 Nor Am Co ...... 94 battles are won in the lulls that 5 ^ ^ ELDON DRLG CO. Graham went the whole way in hla hsafl look‘d, for perfect = Packard ...... 2 4 HELEN BRENT & PETE MARCONI precede them. utilil.v. = PreM-rlptlnn Pharmacists war effort. He Invested hla $1..500 Here in the United States the Sit* Pa ram Plct ...... 15 WERNER In “MODERN MUSIC” f 901 M.AIN MT. TEL. h S ’ X savings In defense bonds and then Penn R R ...... 234 American monitors of foreign enlisted In the Navy. INSTRUCTOR OF 1 propaganda carry on, determined Size^ 10 to 'JO. S Phelps Dodge ...... 304 SiM Phil Pet ...... 404 that when this war Is over, there a^LHEtincA JED DOOLEY WELLS & 4 FAYS shall be full records and under­ Pub Sve NJ ...... 14 Piano and Organ “Designed for Laughs" 1 In From Soup To Nuts! Radio ...... standing of the nature and effects Aide to Bemiky MIGHT ...... 2 4 Reading .... of propaganda. dergrn’s Lotion, Pereonal Noode ...... 144 1 SOc size ...... S9c Republic Stl ...... 174 Teaching: At Studio Kotex Napkins, 13’s, 3Sc Jack • .Clara B Sana THE PLAY MATES Golden Glint ...... 3Sc Kleenex, Irax of 440. . .25c , ere are the ramparts we watch— America’s Homes. WE PAY CASH Rey Tob B ...... 274 Studio: 152 West Center St. Rafeway Sirs ...... 404 la A Rolling Surprise! In “JUST « I N " Egypt Will Have Mar-O-OII Shampoo, - Meds Tampoiis, 10's..35ci small ...... 49c Delcv Tissue, 8 rolls'. .SSc Here in these arsenals of democracy have been Rear* Roeb ...... 544 Telephone 3.3.33 FOR USED CARS Then Un ...... 124 1 Arrid Deodorant, MIdol Tablets, H Roconv - Vac ...... 8 General Eleetioii SOc J a r ...... S9c 40c size ...... S3c forged the brave hearts and iron muscles of America. HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICES P.MD! ■^oU Pac ...... 124 Ilopiwr's Cream, Tampax, South Ry .. . . 6()c J a r ...... 49c month's supplz . . . .Sic C.\SH IM MEDI.\TELY! ...... 18 JOHNNY LEONARD Here has been kindled a roaring flame of ^Freedom that "td Brands ...... ;. 4 u n sme smmMamMOiM. POPULAR RADIO A-ND STAGE STAR! Cairo, Egypt, Feb. 6.—(/Pi - The Amolln Powder, 3-oz., S4c Zonitr, *1.00 size ... ,79c | ltd OU Cal ...... 624 ALSO...KNOWN AS JOHNNY Egyptian Parliament is to be dia- ltd Oil NJ . .. LiMirro TIMS will never'go out. Yes— a mighty fortress is dur home! ...... 40 MASTER OF CEREMONIES solved to make way for a general Tex Company ...... 374 election, Premier-Designate Mu»- Solim ene & Flaggs inc Transamerlca ...... 4 Tel. 5101 s n i n m tapha Nahas Pasha confirmed to­ We in the furniture industry are proud of our contri­ 634 Center Street '.’n Carbide ...... 664 NAIOFOtD day...... 76 %'39i‘ "W e shall not govern dicta- bution to the Great American Home—our symbol of ...... 804 S S sS b u e - torially, but through a freely- ...... 11-M elected Parliament,” be said, add­ Unit Gas Imp ...... 8H REGULAR PICTURE ing assurance that he would abide H O R U C K lE liberty arid civilization. May God bless it! US Rubber ...... 154 faithfully by the Britlah-Egyptlan ’M alted i .ua SUel ___ ...... 62U. OPEN treaty, which ipakes Egypt an ally MILK LB. / VC ditU C**tlu 6uled hip:- VIek Chem ...... 344 PERFORMANCE of Britain. Weat Union . r ...... 25 V* MMmO'S fo t 24 HOURS Head of Egypt's main political . D C X T R I ■niF. West El A Mfg ...... 77Ih - W b l party, the W AFD, Mustapha menmnI RANGE I* too Oalloa Lota... Woolworth ...... 26V4 ^M ALTO SE P. S. We hare ser- = Will Begin at 4:30 ' Nahas Pasha was entrusted with t o t iU ag« OU. 7V^e galloa. G. E. Keith Funiiture Co. eral manafactnoer’s S AND FUEL" _ A forming a cabinet on hla own sat* 3, ^ Fhel on, T.2c gallon. terms. The W A FD had refused to this eeMtm ere pm* close • outs selling* = — Featuring — participate In recent cabinets on P Y R € X ■a TSSB for much below the — Curb Stocks ■ A i m m tm rm DIAL 8500 the ground that the Parliamentary NURSERS TWCTMOMm U ■ai Mtrmrne of Amewtem standard price! = IREIVE DUNNE in “ Unfinished Business’* elections had been unfair. t e the Amerirem Ama Suporpower .. The cabinet of Hustiein. Slrry i t T i l O / iSf 98c Pmident. CIU Sve P fd ...... Pasha rMigned /our days ago as I Better Hurry s Phit-“Rider of the Purple Sage” SIS CCNTCK N lag H u d ...... the »ftennath to a student demon­ I Pennroad ...... stration. AT BROAD ST. Segal Lock ...... MQRIARTY BROS. X M l M A IN 8 T . MANCHESTER |||liilllllUll)|ll j Uni Lt and Pow A % f ' I A

=T^7»- MAMCHESTEK EVENING HERAEU, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1943 ■y, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1912 PAGE FTV'E it found no Japane.se combatant ,\ ship in the area. Japan Claims To Dance on Sundav Artillery Fire R. Re Engineer Luii'Vig and to Ulrii h Von . Dor Urges Closer Cooperation Osteu..dc."cribcd 6y U S. Attorney Break in Main Destroys Jap ISasis ISame Six Ships Passer of Bad Manufacturers Adding I Took Spy Ring Mathias F. Corea as the master­ Two Cruisers Sunk in Atlantic Is Hurt I Radio Programs mind of the 'nng. and who was With Soviets During War killed last spring in a taxicab ac­ Berlin, (from German Broad- Job for Tiiii* Causes Flood Emcteni SUadard Ttane cident here. Plane Victims Gun Positions ra.sts). Fob. 6 (J*)—A coninniin- Firpnian Finds Him on Checks Sought! Housing Difficulties "" Others on trial are Hans Hel- (Editor's Not*: Sir Staf­ ^down to theliolid basis of constnir- tpie from "authoritative military Floor of Cal> with Seri- niuth Pagel, Karl Mueller. Rene Service iii Nortli Enel ford Cripp*. former BriUsh tlve work'for the future. (Continued from Page One) quarters’’ today named six "ene­ Tmo Hartford Business Lucy Boehmler Doesn’t Froehllch, Paul T. Borchardt and The Russians ask no country (Continued from Page One) ... ^m^^nsssdor to Soviet Rusmo^ my” ships which the German higli ou» Head Injury. Frederick Schlosaer." SeeticHi Cut Off Until outside the Soviet Union t.. become bny/t*’erc destroyed by fire fromigommand said yesterday had been Maloney Charges Confu­ Know Why She Ac­ MiggooU in second of two of the Marblehead type and also NBC and CBS Reporters Men Victims of Swin­ articles, the need for coopera- Communist and we ask none with­ our fortifications These artillery i siink by U-boats oft the east coast cepted Position. Repairs .Mj»t1e. in the Soviet Union to desert Com- .sank a ve.s.sel of 5,000 tons. .ftositions were presumably design- | of North America, New Haven, Feb. 6.—(/P)—A dling Game. sion Also Is Being tlOB and mutual understand- "In this battle, the Hutch Navy munlsm for any other political New Haven railroad engineer was lusuraiicr Agenl taw between Riuoin. Oimt was practically entirely wiped out. ed by the enemy for an attack The nam'cs and tonnages, a.s Are Now Out o f Singapore Created in Labor Mar­ Prompt work on the part of the creed. We are not going to work against corregldor. Hartford, Feb. 6—(45—H*artford New Y'ork, Feb. 6 - •J’l— Lucy^ Britain and the United States, One Japanese plane was lost in given by the commi^nique, fol­ injured mysteriously today while Manchester Water Company pre­ both In war and In the post­ politically or economically against ...... Transports Drharking Troops low; piloting n freight train to New detectives are today seatThing for ket by Importing Help Boehmler doe.sn't know why she Dius SiHldciilv one another as suspicious rivals at- ■ the battle.^ a bad check passer who went by vented flood conditions on Main war peace.) .Mtaek on Convoy , "Nine Japanese transports are The freighter Amerlkaland, 15,- York, and was found lying uncon­ New Y^ork. Feb. 6. —Both NBC nights and the Doghouse a t 8;30 I "4 accepted a job a." secretary to two temuting to weaken or sabotage the name of A. T. Phillips while si reft, qearly opposite Washing­ , A Homel dispatch from a Japa- I at ports in Lingayen gulf, debark­ .355; the steam er Empire \Vilde- scious on tlie floor 'of the locotno- and CBS report that their war Wednesdays. Hartford. Feb. 6.—i/Ti Leonard men accused as leaders of a Nazi operating in this city Wednesday. ton street at 3:30 this morning By Sir SUfford Cripps ^’"we'^'arc fighting together for a ' nese ba.se in Malaya, meanwhile, j ing trooi>» to reinforce the already beeste, ,’i,631: the steamer Rgphos- his fireman, Hartford, Feb. 6 4 '— Edwin .S broadcasters who had been sta­ Dialing tonight; The w ar—7:00 When the H»rtford authorities J. Maloney, director of the State spy ring but -"I thought it might when a large water main burst. (Copyright, IM*. by .\P) common aim and that common I ."nld a 10,000-ton vessel xx.-s sunk, very large enemy concentrations ter, the steamer Traveller,, engineer -Reynold Decker. tioned at Singapore have left that MBS; 7:15 NBC; 8:00 MBS; 8:55 meet up with him, the Manches­ Employment Service in Connecti­ be a lot of fun." Cowles; general insurani e agent Witlv.n twenty minutes after the London, Feb. 6—In my previous in Batan and other points on the .3.968; the steamer Tacoma Star, I .3,3. of Oak street. Maybrook, N. Y» stn "gle should form the basis Jt | a 6,0O0-ton ship set abre. CBS: 9:55 Blue; 10:30 Blue; 10:45 ter. N. p., police would lily: to here for ne.arly 50 year.-/, died slid-'! break had been reported a crew sin.„g , .T.onO-ton ships were hit by bon>bs Island O'i Luzon. 7,927. and the tanker Trontolite, j was admitted to New Haisen bosciged city for other points in cut charged today that some Blonde Lucy has been on the urtiele I have dealt with the CBS-East; 11;00 CBS; 12:00 NBC. know about it for on Dec. 27, w as at work locating the leak. Have Not Changed Natures m a Japane.se air attack yesterday 7,178. hospital, where his nam# was the western Pacific. manufacturera were adding to witness ."tand for three days, tes­ (lenly Thiirsdai- night .it hi,= home. material side of the Russian war "Relative quiet continued all CBS, Blue; 12:55 NBC. CBS, Blue. 1941 Phillips patronized the Man­ \\ ati’i service between Hollister We have not changed our afternoon on a transiK.it convoy I These ships all arc listed in I placed on the danger list after ex­ Martin Agron."ky of NBC. who. tifying as the chief government 21 South Quaker Lane, West Bffort, and I now come to deal along the front in Batan during NBC—8, Lucille Manners con­ chester merchants generou.sly, but housing difficulties and creating /and Strickland .-•Ireets will be ' ® not chang- | escorted by cruisers and destroy- Lloyd's Regi.ster, which, however, amination disclosed that he had had been sent to Singapore from witne.ss in the trial of six men and Hartford He was 76. With the political aspect of our as- i nature.": Russians have no the past twenty-four heurs.. En­ j received a severe head Injury. cert; 8:30. Information Please; 9, paid with bad checks. confusion in the labor market by Mr. Cowles apparenlh wa.s ."hut off until Some tun ■ this after­ era in the Strait of Malacca just | emy aerial bombing attacks on our gives slightly difTeren't tonnages TurUev some time ago, has gone a Woman accused of being meni- ■ociation•ociation with the Soviet Union in pj theirs. We accept them as they I The freight train, bound for New to Batavia, while Cecil Brown of Waltz Time; 9:30, Doghouse; 10. Gave Hartford .Address importing unskilled and semi-skill­ good health and went to his^of- noon, It wa.s necessary to uncover .accept Us for what we are with all west of Singapore. troop positions, which began early in some cases. her.s of the ring. She is accused the commoh struggle. I York from Boston, pulled out of Aviation drama. Phillips, according to com­ ed labor from outside the ."tatc. flee as usual Thursday Returning | about eight feet of the main to Domei said other Japanese (The only one of the six whosa CBS is reported enroute to Aus­ in a separate indictment and al­ There are diffi ulUcs—yes, great our failings and shortcomings on in the day. decreased later on. i the Now Haven station about 3:30 CBS—7:30 (W est 10:30) Bob plaints being investigated by De­ He stated, further, that labor home Thursda.v niglit from a fam­ get at the break. Superintendent bombers destroyed five Briti.sh They resulted in no damage. In­ I0.SS has been officially announced tralia. The move was at the re­ ready has pleaded guilty to es­ difficulties—the ideological differ- both sides. lyorralne Soovllle a. m.. and had reached a point quest of British military authori­ Hawk Quiz: 8, Kate Smith Hour; tective Thomas Barber, ordered a was being recruited by free-charg­ ily parlv, he complained of f<oyaIty and public employe.'; lo .sign tor is missing. time and initiative seized in their the injured man to the hospital, check came back but the coat did •Job Oiicnings I/oe>t * dill. . . I B M own right to determine how we I from the other. Funeral .services for Mrs. and n substitute engineer was as­ an injury to Sammy Angott, MBS 11:00 CBS. MBS. service in the arme.l forces It is either cooperation nr chaos, sneak attack on Pearl Harbor, two not. "The effect of this tiqic of labor son Qiaracterizctl hy Earlier she affirmed her loyalty Shall live. We want our own ways Annie Wilson, of 23 Lilley signed to the train, which contin­ ha." replaced its regular program Afternoon: 1:45 NBC. Blue; 2:00 and we must choose belv eon the No Information on f'lalms months ago tomorrow. Theirs is I importation. " Maloney said, "is the "to the United States—there’s no taecausii we believe they suit us Portadowii Day street, who died Tuesday after­ ued its run. li."t for the fight broadcast it had CBS: 4:55 NBC: 4:30 CBS; 6:25 - Rapid Selling of Crop. question in my mind abriut that " two. Washington. Feb. 6-- (/Pi — ’The Menus the choice of when and where to loss of job opening." to Connecti- better than other ways, but good noon were held from Hollorart'a No definite Information was planned for 10 o’clock tonight. .\n- NBC. Blue: 6:30 MBS; 6:45 (TBS/ (Ut people who arc being laid ofl Miss Boehmler al.yo testified Willing to Cooperate Navy Department said today it: attack, and the costs thev are pny- Funeral Home at 8:30 this morn­ or bad, we fight for them because \ Week’s Supply available as to the manner in pott’s opponent was to have been Blue. as a result of material shortages tVa,"hington, Feb 6 -R The that .Mrs Helen Pauline Mayer a ' Let us make it clear beyond all had "no information here’’ concern­ I CTtl,At St. ITitfil.MaiVs V S ing in troops and material were ing and St. James’s R. C. church NBC— 1:30 p. m . Call to Youth: Defense Needs ' they are our own and we will not whleb Dectier was injured, but it Bob Montgomery. The bout has ■and the change-over from civilian ( urrent tuhac(X> marketing season defendant, told her she had de- j doubt that it is to be cooperation ing Japanese claims that a United described as not too great for the j at nine o’clock. Rev. Edmund Bar­ 3:15. On the Home Front: 4:30, allow any marauding gang of in- For Good Hpidtli was Br-.ievcd that his head may been reset for .March 6 . . Deci­ to war production. The employ­ lia." been characterized hy com­ ."troved papers belonging to K urt I and we shall deserve well of the States cruiser of the Marblehead advance." they have made. rett celebrated the mass and con­ .Yir Youth of America. CBS —12:30 temaiional gangsters to impose it4a'oiiimendpd have struck some obstruction sion of Orson WeUes to go to ment seiwice has been trying to paratively high prices and rapid Frederick Ludwig, alleged leader , future. cla.Hs had been heavily damaged Sppcial Irish Service to i Rffective reinforcements espe- ducted the committal service. Mrs. Bill Goodwin in "When Strangers More Workers LIQUOR SPECIALS their rule upon us for their own By .McCoy Health Seiwlce when ho leaned too far out of the South America to produce motion keep the labor market balanced selling of the crop. the. Agricul­ of the nng, and also had "gotten But cooperation doe.s not, of Feb. 4 in the Java sea. • ciallv in war planes, could block John Ba.ry and Miss Doris Roy .Meet"; 1:45. Senator Capper on benefit. window of his cab. pictures is announced a." the rea- by directing tho.se laid off to war ture Department reported today. rid of " a short-wave radio tran."- I course, mean giving way in every­ Be H eld H ere Sunday 1 further advances and hold the provided the music for the service Boy Scout Week: 2:05. Of Men Applies To All Of I's ."1111 for discontimianre of his Mon­ industries that are expanding hut Fine-cured markets for the first mitter in August. 1911 That j Cnhhs Ten High Mint thing to a partner. It means to­ Dully Menus i 4 e ** * threatened bastions still In Allied and the bearers were Bernard day night uns program and suh- and Book.": 4. Sonnv Dunham mat­ Not INearly Enoiigli lo Haig & That state of mind applies i I hands, i' was said, for Uie Japan- with uncontrolled migration the time on record, were clo.sed by the was shortly before the FBI • equally to each on# of the three gether working out schemes and AlterilOOIl. O’Neill, Howard Smith, Henry .‘.titiition of Frfddy Martin’s or­ inee. B lu e - 12:30. Four-H CTub. 2. Hait? Springs plan.s with all the give and take Singapore Awaits Menus for th>' week' beginning , —------esc position has become vulner- Manage .All Details of whole problem become." more con­ eml of the 1941 calendar year ^tf‘ppud in. ; Creek W hi"-ke> countries. We have all signed the Weir and F’aul Cleary. Burial was Diiniie-Moiigonicrv chestra. . . . The Plantation Party Opera "Tosca." Grace Moore; 5:30 Most of the hurley markets have Miss Boehmler was ."ecretary to Scotch 1 Vrs. Old that is necessary to arrive at a .Siindav, February 8th, 1912. ! .Sunday afternoon a special Irish able at many points. fused Atlanta. charter and although the in St. James'." cemetery. and Uncle Walter's Doghouse are Happy-Go-Lueky Time MBS—2. Emergency Drograui. already clo.sed and those continu­ common decision. Japanese Assault P undav ■ ■‘Service with reception will be held A m ericas great striking "The Employment Service has S'A.M) 8 2 . 1 9 8 2 . 1 9 8 1 . 8 7 Russians may think the world In Gav Coiiiet. 1 j prevented offen."ive use of uic 1 I’lcbacd Dick’xonof Hartford. 3:45—Vic and Sadc. 3:45 -News tailed upon to serve their commu­ for this reason that tiie informa­ Grower returns from the 1941 King wirld is to ahow by example its Singapore now has become a wait- j fed beef rolls; carrots; cabbage MaryHo said the British people ^ p„(.ifje fleet for manv weeks bv 1 Sherwood E.BNpr of WestversalHnrt- film, said to contiiin the t o o —Backstage Wife 3:55 W ar Commentary. nity in some neccs."aiy work. tion in our pusse.ssion has been flue-cured crop were estimated at Gin Gin the aggression ot 1939-41. salad; gelatin. same successful combination of Drx Gin success. Perhaps no country yet I am confident—and I know this Ing game. j connccted with St. M ary’s should . j^e raid on Pearl Harbor " ' f^rd, and Willarh, Trvon of Lex- ;:15—Stella Dallas. 1 00 .Ad-Liner - Musical Co- Soine jobs have required only an furnished The Manufacturers’ As­ $185,000,000 compared with $124 - Arthur has succeeded in doing that for a Smashing .At Troop Movements Tuesday; be prou 1 of their nationality, and ! j. Forced the Asiatic fleet to "’.gton, N .1. comedy and drama which has 1:30—Lorenzo Jones. hour of the volunteer’s time, oth­ sociation so they can correct the 000.000 in 1940 The crop brought (iin from h:ghest authority—the Soviet Brcakfn.st- Crisp bacon; crisp characterized many of La Cava's operative sufficiently long period to convince Union is anxious and most willing The headquarters commmrtque, proud of the boys who were doing I re,(fj(jra\v from its Philippines! V - I 45-Young Widder Brown 4 15 Mark Hawley News er jobs have taken ."cvoral hours tiling themselves. an average price of about 28.5 MONUMENT 8 i . : i o 8 1 . 7 9 others that they must chsnge their waffle with butter and maple so niutf for the people over there 1 [,a.sos and pushed the American screen hits. Limit on Family Hiring cents a pound rompared w ith 16 4 8 1 . 1 7 to work in association with Great after noting, "there is little to re­ Siip|>ort Federal'^u ,5:00 When a Girl Mitrric." I -.■i OO Marv Marlin. a week for two or three weeks Quart Pint Quart own economic system. port from Singapore today," said syrup. as well a." for America. He said (defense forces on the islands into j Preston Foster and Eugene Pal- .■i:15—Portia Faces Life. | There is an increasing need for .’ .(niither sidelight on the pres­ in 1940 The hurley crop brought Pint Britain and America after the war, I-unch I„in'a beans; spinach; lette head a supporting cast that 5:15 -The'G oldbercs WUl Not Interfere that defense artillery was still many of them dropped in to his a last ditch stand on Bataan pen- ' 5:30—We. The Abbott." men skilled in specialized lines to ent labor situation". .Maloney said, about $100,000000 compared with and to prepare now so as to make lettuce salad, ripe olives. inchulrs Esther Dale, W alter C at­ 5:30 - .Ail-Liner Musical Co- PRICES Beyond demonstrating by the smashing at troop movements home on Sunday evenings, some of insula and in the forts covering New Haven. Feb 6 The 5:45—.Musical Interlude apply. Plumbers, electrician.", and "was the roluclancr of some manu­ $61,000 000 in 1940. The price av­ that work as effective and valuable Dinner Bi oiled steak: lett. June Clyde and others. operative « C arioca Old Mr. Canadian Old force of successful example the escal- them were good singers and it Manila Bay. New Haven Trade Union 'Uouiicil 6 :00—News. men who can serve as emergency facturers to hiring more than one eraged about 29 cents a pound i as possible. across the strait in the Jo.iore loped celery, combination Story, from the screen play by 5 i.5 Scattergood Baines B(»lon Oa erholt need lor world change In the eco­ salad; wouldn’t take many shillings to 3. Completely overrun the Ma­ adopted last night a rcMylutlon 15 —Professor Andre Schcnkcr. | drivers, are especially urged to member of a family, preferring to comiiarrH with K5 2 m 1910 Are Going Up! (hih ; ITrey have deep suspicions; so Bahru area with the^ Japanese In­ cui.lard. Eugene Thackrey. presents Mis." 6 6 00 New.". Uum nomic aystem, the Soviet Union give them a social evening. He lay peninsula and put the British supporting the proposed federal­ register with the bureau. hire out-of-state people, on the The department said prices now Flavored Bonded have many people in Great Britain termittently returning the fire to Wednesday: Dunne a." a small-town music 6:30 .Mu.»ical Appetizer. i 6:05 Rhvlhmelodics I’lacc xoiir order now has no intention to interfere either e.spocially would like, he wrote in base ot Singapore under siege ization of state iincmploympnt 6 :45--l/OWpll Thomas. Moiuen E."|>c<-IbIIv Needed theory tliat when th- break comes being paid fi>r dark types and Gins and the United States, fostered by the northern part of the Island. Breakfast Baked eggs: whole teacher who comes to New Y'ork 6:20 Edwin C. Hill. for .Memorials fo lie in Europe or elsewhere with forms mistaken international policies and that letter, to have the money with overwhelming forces after compen.satlon commla-slons, a.sseXt- 7:00 —Fred W arlng’s O nhestra. | M'omcn are especially needed to after the war, ont-of-slate people cigar leaf were higher than a year s 1 , ; i 2 ,« 2 .;T 9 8 1 . 6 9 The Japanese were lobbing their wheat muffins: ste-.ved . raisins. in quest of an operatic career. She 6 30 Frank Parker - Songs of government of Its neighbors. attitudes on both sides in the past, come from the people of St. Mary's having destroyed the mainstays ing that the "Inequality and ink 7:15 —News of the World. care for small ciilldrcn in daw will return home, thus relieving ago. However grower return." erected in Ihe Spring and 8 1 . 0 0 Pint Pint shells across the strait with their Lu.ich Corn 1 canned 1; beets; meet." and fall." in love with Fo.s- 6:15 The World Today unemployment in Conne'-ticut " Pint *ne United States and Great but based on fears of 'ival econo­ larger-type mortars. pariah, from Portadown and other of British Naval power in the practicability of our-present stateN 7:30 —Grand Central Station. nurseries which will soon he ar- are not expected to he much above. S.W E vourself 20',-: Tenth lettuce. parts of Ulster, England, Wales, \^er, who is amused but not enani- 7.00 .Amos ’ll' Andy Malonev recentlv returru’d from j year du«' lo j^mallor rrop.* Britain adopt the same attitude. mic policies. Of the continuing Japanese air Orient—the battleship Prince of i laws are barriers to real iincm 8:00-Lucille Manners, Frank i rangeii to enable young mothers to Here there is common ground for Dinner Celery ."oup: lamb and Scotland, so that it might be Wales and the battle cruiser Re- | ployment security (iprcd. 7:15 Lriiiny Ro."." .serve in many capacities outside Ihr west roast u lirrr hr madv* an I , ______—------Perhaps the war has f;iught us attacks, the headquarters said, Lat<+ Mis." Dunne marries Mont- Black's Orche.stra 1 future action in association. chops; stewed tomatoes; small announced as coming from St. pulse. 7:30 How .Am I Doing’ jntrn.«t\e stiidv of labor situa­ to be less opinionated a'ooiit the "our forward troops were subject­ green lima bear.."; stuffed beet Copies of the resolution were goiAcry. who plays Foster's young­ 8 30 —Information Please | their homes. We must put aside once and for Mary's parish 4. Made landings at various sent to President Roosevelt, Se­ .8:00 Kate Smith flour The. training courses now being tion in Califoniia, Washington BOniNELLI virtues of our own political .system ed to low-lovel machine-gun and ' salad er hknther. Romantic complica­ 9 0 0 —Waltz Time. and Orrg'in and thr mrthods bring MiLi.FRs f i:r. s .m .e : all the "Red bogey.’’ Surely it has Mr. Mcoillagh proposed to get ! points in the Dutch East Indies so curity Administrator Paul V. Mc­ I 8:55 Elmer Davis News given to both men and women in and more tolerant of what we con­ bombing attack.". I Thursday: tions apsue when the girl realized !):30- Uncle W alter's Doghnu."c. luff'd tl-rrr to rri'ruit lub'-r. '‘On >IO>L>IEM ( O. ^ T H U R ’ S a hall free, an orchestra, some eats that without waiting for the (all 9 00 Great .Moments From Hals-Cilox fs-!{;ttrs-Hosicr> become perfectly plain why Hitler sider defects of others. If this is so, "During thus morning’s raids on. Nutt. Governor Hurley and Con­ she stiM loves the other matu 10:00—Wings of Destiny all fields are being repeated again and his associates so sedulously 1 Breakfast Spinach omelet; and to provide for plenty of fun. of cither the Philippines or Singa­ Great Plays and again to accommodate the thr rncifir coast. ' h«’ sriid. "thr ,\. H. .\imetti. I’rop. we may hope to concentrate upon Singapore island one enemy fight­ Melba Tonsl; stewed figs. necticut members of Congress. I T hat’s tw" "unfinished business” 10:30 - Studio X. 1 Plana were already in the works pore they are already able to bomb volunteers wishing to prepare polity of rmpluyrr. is jn.-^t Ih.c .SI.on 'C^riOinatcrs ."^casona^ic fostered “fear of Bolshevism.’’ It the possibilities of useful construc­ er was destroyed and three were The comedy talent displayed by 1 1 :00—News. 9 30 First Nighter Cor. Harrison and Pearl was his policy to weaken the com ' Lunch Tom.at'. soup; combina­ for the benefit for Scottish chil- ; such Dutch bases as Soerabaja. on themselves for specialized service opposite; they prrf—William . Tuesday, Feb. 10 20 Pieces 99c Family Bundle day, including Semarang. Mudioen. scribe, although I can r\ot be posi­ one over which military authori­ sharply pointed , up these weak- 3 Diomoftdi in on tiqvisHt > Magetan, Solo and Tegal, but no " i Robert D. Blevins, .son of Mr. tive on this point without first ties crdinarlly have no direct con­ Superintendent of Dining Halls G. Shortess, 70, of Ridgewood, Meeting of C. of C. Credit Bu­ (.\jdl. Pc". 4r Each) 10 Pieces ?1.78 hesse.". The first was the U.- S.- $100.00^^*^ Yellow Gold boirelhol (,\ddl. Pcs. Sc Each) damage was reported. Kncmy ! ^ J’"/ P’®"'i and Mrs. Thomas Blevi.is of 47 examining you You will probably trol. rin9...0 modtrn now tlyl«- Roy L. Westcott announced today N. J., a paper board manufacturer reau. : planes also were sighted over a." fighters rose to the defen.se. be helped by studying Dr. Frank Dutch attack on a convoy in Ma­ thiit the new order was due to Wednesday. Feb. 11 1 1 .5 lliinkir" or S Tra Napkins or .3 Wash Cloth" Eldridge street, who left this —Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, presi­ cassar strait off Borneo. Al­ with plants in many eastern states, southeast Borneo a-nd near Medan, To Fight to Last Inch morning for Camp Devens, was McCoy’s article oq Liver Trouble. dent, .American Social Hygiene Now "tcroM" doiign-^n the rising food costs and the ra­ died yesterday of a heart ailment Valentine parly under auspices , | rqual 1 PI(x-«*. I Shirt equal" '2 PIcco". on the east coast of Sumatra. This article is available to any though it was a 100-ship affair S75.00 wnuiuolly btouliful 14KYoG tioning of sugar. It will apply to of Dorcas Society, Emanuel Lu- i With British and Indian troops honored with a farewell party last Aas’n. loaded with invasion troofis and in the Le Roy sanitarium. Shortess battling Japane.se and Thai forces evening at his home by 20 of his reader of this newspaper who; low Cold tngootmtnl ring. extra desserts as well as second theran church. I supplies, the Japanese apparently helpings. headed the Windsor Paper Mills, along the .Salween river 100 miles relatives and friends. In addition N.rltea to the McCoy Health Scr- 1 id not head- gerous. I Rev. E. Dent Lackey, chairman of healthy diet, but sure do like a clerk and Miss Eda J. Rota, ma- heavily damaged these enemy their ship returning from the United church services at South Merit Badge Pamphlets, Manuals And Diaries. piece armor return in the last salients flanking American supply United States was torpedoed and Hitching Poet Stolen Methodist. Rabbi Abraham Feld­ war?" "We have voluntarily given up the speakers' bureau of the State steak fixed with mushrooms. Do chine operator, both of this town, territory which in modern war was 1 Defense Council to speak a t the you think the canned ones are OK applied Tor a marriage license In routes to the western Pacific, but sunk, it was learned' today. man, speaker. Undersecretary of War Lord impossible to defend." he said. meeting at the citadel Saturday to use?" the town clerk’s office today. Enfield—(J')—Dr. B. S. Dignam Sloaday, Feb. 16 « MINBIIII O oft, who was given credit for "But we now are so dose to the evening- at eight o'clock, and on Administrator’s Deed .Merchants Report Sales Increase has appealed for help to the En­ Tea for new residenta, C. of C. the idea, was quoted aa saying Answer: Mushrooms may be Too Late to Classify auxiliary at the .Center church. i Matthew Wior field Society for the Detection ot heart of Burma that any further Sunday evening Major Padging- used, and are prized for their dis­ The Manchester Trust Company, "after members of the Home Guard withdrawal will be dangerous. ton of the Hartfort Salvation administrator of the estate of New Y’ork. Feb. 6.—((P)—Retail Thieves and Robbers, claiming his Feb. 13, 18, 19, 20 xaE JU tm ^ LAUMDEREKS\ have attacked wUh grenades, and tinctive flavor. As far as food LOST—REDDISH BROWN SPITZ JEWELER merchants throughout the country "Our present situation is very Army headquarters. value is concerned they sre some­ Campbell McLachlan, to the Sav­ and Chow puppy, black snout, an­ case is closely akin to the cen­ Herald's Cooking School at the * HAMUSON S t. MANCHISTER ■ainly at alght, the pike U a serious but some stiver edges the ings Bank of Manchester, proper­ 977 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER reported a further slackening in tury-old aociety'a sole function— State theater. \ CUI0US€'’’S0N. handy weapon for mopping up op- what low, but they are of value swers to name of Lucky. Reward. t anticipatory—or atock-up—buy­ I TkmmiifJhvfsn D f Htwla* overcast sky. We have the British Marine Scout Organizer In the diet in the way of adding ty on Eiast O nter street catching horse thieves. Somebody Friday, Feb. 23 ' INC. erataana." Phone 3451. ing, Dun ft Bradatreet reported, to­ took a fine wrought iron hitching Independent Suit Klein actaool hall. An Army officer engaged In help from CTilna; we have the hap­ izer of the first troop of Boy Scouts they may be used with steak. The Lovett, property on Hawthorne ■ M Op«n 7 A. M. to 8 P. N. Mm m .Cuh4 training said the py augury of American action.’’ in Nicaragip. . . (tanned variety are wholesome. street Reiuji Herald Advs. u e n c y a<}ded. Retail aalea volume •aid he’d look up tha aociety'a F rid tr. 17 ALL FOOTWeAR FITTBD ~ X-RAY 8 < mowed in overail Increase of 18 ruica and regulations and Bdb Annual MaaoDi^ Dali dt the Ma­ SatMidnys 7 A. M. lo 1 P. Itf. j ■ to M per cent over a year ago. what could be done. sonic Tample. ' . ’ ' ^ I 1. ■ - ' XU”. . K \ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY «, 194R PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENINC, HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 194* PAGE SIX Yard, will b« brought before an alien hearing board to determine would take 10,000,000, we were | Taking Navy Y. M. C. A. 40 Axis Aliens home to their respective commu­ SERIAL STORY Senators See Pensions if they are to be interned. 48-Mile Highway New 4Uitirl^strr nities to mske one last effort to told, to do the job. j Schedule " Gerald SbucUln, aaaiatant U. 8. obtain a voluntary compliance The answer. Is that It may still i Man About Manhattan Out to Farm Under Arrest district attorney, said at Seattle take 10,000,000. But first we are that same of the- Japanese pos­ Samittg HrrsUl tvlth fair rent standards. Their By Ooorge Tucker TAMBAY GOLD For Solons as Blunder Tomorrow: sessed maps showing Pudget Safeguard for Canal past* experience did not justify, any going to play_ the chance that It. 9:00-10:00—O dets, gym. PUBLISHED BT tHC CeFYRIOMT. 1M 1. Sound, making them Hlegally-held won't. We are going to see if the NEA SENVICS. INOi Portland Recruiting Dis­ . 10:00-11:00—Juniors, gym. Rounded IJp by Federal ■KRALO PRINTINO CO, IHC, optimism on their part. Most of New York —Phil Bal T, pausing • for ten weeks, . , But tlhe show BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS r material. Most of the Japanese II BtlMlI Strcti Chinese, Russian and British 11:00-12:00—High School, gym. were held for possession of dyna­ Army “jeeps” (command can) Manehrattr. Conn. them felt that they had previous­ between attacks upon his Income closed ■ in one. Phil says he can Congressmen Already trict Doing Best ■ Job 1:00-5:00 — Men's badminton, Agents in Areas Adja­ Army Machines^p Pana­ THOMAS PEROUSON armies now In the field can't han­ still "feel" the tebrible silence mite which they had been using in and "peepa” (quarter-ton baa- ly gone as far as they could with tax report, was discussing em­ Doc In Danger thetic and mix everything up for "We may have to operate," he Disputing Over Wheth­ gym. ‘ land-clearing operations. A short­ tarns) can slosh and powerhouM Oonrral Mtnasrr dle the main brunt of the fighting that greeted them when they Of. Selling in Country. 6:00-7:00—Junior open period. cent to Navy Yards. ma Can Travel from PounSfd Ootnbtr I. lilt only the weapon of publicity and barrassing moments. In 25 years made their appearance. CHAPTER XXIX yourself." said. wave' radio set and several fire­ their way from Atlantic to Paclfii patriotic appeals to work with. by themselves, or with only mo' It could be made to work. other fgHow do the fighting for man opened his million dollar I know a writer who began pay- "Stand away," Doc said. Then all of a sudden it hit me. long as we can. To save Oliver. gressmen already are disputing —A new Panama CanaVaafegiiard hour concrete highway before ar­ "Well, by thissenthat, it’s Angel! selling in the country. of nearly two score Axis aliens, Par Month by Hall ...... I That la why they determined to us, but it is not that. This strate- theater long before Baker or Ing more attention to the bottle "State police. You’re under ar­ They’re organising to break Into among themselves over whether | has been established in ft 48-mlle rival of the “ rainy season” that Blngls Cony ...... I rest.” Hendy’s a pocket edition of him. the jail and get him if Maurie Since Pearl Harbor, the Port­ mostly Japanese, and seizure of trans-isthmian highway,” , over Dsllesred One Tear ...... H nr make one last effort to solve their j gv reflects the problem of produc- Benny had become radio stars, than he did his typewriter, with they want the two-weeks-old law Stand on War would speedily reduce this strata- Grauman wanted them to make a the result that he acquired a local "Can you protect us?" They even look alike. Why they dies.” land Navy recruiting district has Navy signal flags, maps, weapons, which Army machines can thqvel gic highway to the jungle fronl MEMBER OF local rent problems locally. Prac- | lion of arms. Our plane.s, tanks. "Yee, sir. Come out, both of even think alike!" "Can’t the sheriff stop them?” providing pensions for retired sen­ sent 3,039 eager, clear-eyed :young Jap Private cameras and radios. ocean-to-ocean in two hours. \ joint entrance in an elevator that reputation as a lush, couldn't hold men on their way to stations vvhich it was so recently reclaim­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tically every rent committee in and guns are needed first, as soon shot up out of a trap door. Pre- a job, and finally wound up on you." "Now do you get it, about Angel He chuckled. ” He’a up for elec­ ators and representatives. The late.st raid of 25 FBI At plates the route is only ed. The Associated Press Is sscliisl»e- "Swoby isn’t here. There’s no and m e?" tion next year,” ho said. Several members of the Senate 1 aboard Unde Sam’s men-o-war. agents, personally led by Nat Pel- Episcopalians *Ca11 for one-way graded trail hacked | 1? anlttled to the use or renuhllcs- existence. Incidentally, has fov.ind as we can pnxiuce them, in the ceding the comedians were to be the beach. He was picked up by To date, that’s a national record, \Granted a full quota of . drjf tlon of all news dispatches crediten .several lavish production num- the cops for asking for dimes and one but Mrs, Baumer and me” ’"I do not. Once bit, twice shy. Over in the camp, Hendy Kent say the law is a blunder and ought In 43rd Unit per, head of the San Francisco through dense tropical jungle, bulj fields where the battle is already the Navy announced yesterday Aggressive Attitude' by w ith er, the job will be dona ifi to It or not otherwise credited In serious problems. hers involving’ scores of beautiful quarters on the streets not s» long He stepped out. What happened I’d have thought." was puttering around his helicop­ to be repealed. In the House there office of the Federal Bureau of Army tnicks traversed it for the two months, John Humbard, pub­ this paper and also the local newt In all this. Manche.ster Is In­ in progre.ss. If vv’e were to take ago. Undaunted, he sent this note next, I don’t rightly know. There "Mom, you’re dumb." ter, readying it up to leave. was both support and criticism of that the Portland district, com­ InvC-stlgation, fell with surprising Tbeir Churcb. first time this week, dcuionatrat- puhllaned herein. girls. the measure which has become the prising Oregon, eastern Washlng- lic roabe engineer in charge of tha All rights of republlcatlon ot volved, even though it has no Fair them to equip a huge army at , The rehearsals went along well, to some of his newspaper friends: was a rush and some police shots, "O. K., I!m dumb. But I wouldn't ”I wish you’d stick around till Oda Born in Hawaii; suddenness last night on alien es­ ing Its availability in any involv­ project, predicts. BPSClal disostches herein era also "I'm In the jug for panhandling fired into the ground, and free- be dumb enough, after I'd mar­ tomorrow, Hendy,” I told him. ”I butt of Bundles-for-Congress ridi­ and northern Idaho, has the high­ tablishments in Vallejo which is ing canal and clo.sely paralleling Rent Committee. We are certain- home, we would be handing Japan but the night before the show est ratio of enlistments to popu­ Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 6—(Ip— The pavihg will cover a 27-mlla reseryed ______j ipened Knneo Caruso died, and and I'm out of cigarettes. How for-all fighting between the Well- ried one of a kind and found it might have use for you." cule. Ready to Shoot Any near the Mare Island Navy Yard. railway. ly a defense residence area. If fed- | and Germany undeserved chances j'>P Has No Apologies to Make lation In the entire country. A stalwart stand against defeat­ stretch from 'Atlantic coast baoeft X pull service client of N. E. A .Grauman decided upon a few aljout sending me over a few?'! ivers and the mob, with the foot­ was a flop, to take on another Somehow or other Doc Oliver Wednesday other FBI agents ism or ’’defensive position” be­ The highway adds a third and to Madden dam> there connecting Chairman Ramspeck (D., Ga.) Formula Of Superaaleaman Enemy Nipponese. Nrvlce Inc oral control is forthc'iming. it wi f vi( tory in China, in Libya, | changes in the show without tell­ The boys took up a collection and ballers chucking rules into the just like him." had to gft out of that jail lf things .seized 15 Japanese on Bainbridge cause of the war was adopted by well-separated route to the eanal with an asphalt Sipad which ex- .sent him a carton of his favorite of the House Civil Service Com­ Publishers Representatives. The certainly include us, even though j in Russia. The efficient thing to ing eBnny and Baker anything discard and doing nicely. One of That’s the point. Angel was went wrong at the hospital. That’s America’s Navy superaalesman Island which lies strategically the House of Bishops of the Epis­ and railway which hitherto were tends to the Padfli^:lflfr coast bases. brand. the police cars unraveled itself | never my danger." when I figured Hendy’a machine mittee said he wrote the provision is Lieut. G. F. DeGrave, a graying With the 43d (New England) neat>^Uie Navy Yard at Bremer­ the only avenues of heavy trans­ Julius Mathews Special Agencr— we have established no I'ommittee ! do with them, as soon as theyabout are them. Into the civil service bill which the copal church at Ita closing ses­ Mile Being Lald^ jDaUy . New., Tork. Chicago. Detroit and Grauman opened the theater in and put off with Doc between the N ? \Vhat was?" would come in handy. veteran in charge of the Portland ton, Wash. 1 President signed Jan. 26 "at the Division, Feb. 6— (IP —Private sion here yesterday. port across the i.sthmus of Pan­ Boatr^ to which grievances can be report- I produced. Is to hand them to the darkness, and twelve trumpeters John Selby reports this little Loot and another cop. The two "Hendy, of course. I thought ” Right-o, Mom.” be said. "Tours district. His formula is: "Tell the A mile of single lane' concreta request of numerous members” Senator Capper Paul Oda. member of a Connecti­ Three Gemuuis, One Italian In a statement to the church, ama. MEMBER AUDIT bureau of ed and made no effort to correct i men already mohllired and train- : pjayed "Taps" from the balcony, traffic sequence at high noon on that were left hustled me over to you understood that before.” to command.” Navy’s story enough Umee to which took the place of the cus­ Begun in December, 1940, as a a day is being laid across oie suc­ a recent day. So many motorists the mansion. One of them, a nice and had no apologies to make. enough men and you’ll do the job.” cut ihfantry regiment in the 43d Among the Vallejo places raid­ cession of 100-foot cuts thi CIRrilL^IONS wh.stcvcr unfairness there may be I ed who are waiting to use them, j while the chorus girls, clad In "You told me you were cured of All the morning we waited for The law opens Federal retire­ ed la.st night was a Japanese tomary pastoral letter, the House Joint Canal Zone and Republic of white rolies, appeared carrvnng were crowding the avenue that at young fella with a Fuller brush him?" news. All we got was rumors. By DeGrave didn’t wait for pros­ division, was bom in Hawaii of called for an aggressive attitude steep hills and 100-foot fills 'ha HarVld Printing Comoany. If the ciiliie.se, the Brili.sh, and ment benefits to members of Con­ laundry, police said, had been Panama enterprise, the highway Tha in local rents. Here we shall ap­ tall landles singing "Nearer My this particular corner two traffic pompadour, asked me: "Hoiuly him.sclf wa.s no tempta- afternoon I couldn't stand it any pects to come to his office. He set Japanese parents. by the church and continuance of water-tom ravine.s that drop shee)^ Inc... asauTnaV no financial reaponal- gress. Ramspeck declared there Spokane Unit laundering clothe.s for Mare Is­ assumed enormous military sig­ Itv for typographical arrora ap- parently know whether control is the Russians suffer Important de- God To Thoc " and "They Needed policemen were on duty. "Where’s the man you were I tioii. "The temptation was hts longer. I hopped in the car, say­ up Bubstatiuns throughout his dis­ its efforts rather than any cur- from the survey trail. blllt was no reason legislators should But he’s in the U. S. Army now, land workers. The FBI agents, nificance after the United States paaring in adiVcrtlsen------tlse.menti In advisable or necessary only after feat.s, then, in 1943. we will be a Songbird in Heaven So God Suddenly a pedestrian, wearj'j protecting, ma'am?" , money. You know the ho,neo- ing nothing to Juddy. and beat it trict—15 in all, outside Portland— and he says: tailmeet due to the war. and Panama entered the war Both the machete, used to clear Hanebattar Eva'r»lna IHerald , of waiting for the light to change. He got away. In my clothes." not be allowed pensions the same In co-operation with local officers, the Explorer Balboa’s first trail forced to the establishment of an Took Caruso Away". I ' pathlc principle, like cures like. for Brandon. The sheriff was at aa other government employes. more per population than In any ”An enemy Japanese who comes Must Win War aa Christians against the Axis in December, control has come. Since control Then came one minute of si- | thrust two fingers into his mouth "That's good,” he said. "He the jail. Drops Drive other district. arrested more than a score of across the isthmus, and the bull­ Friday, F^ruary 6 American army adjusted .to the Angel was a counter-irritant, or Senator Capper (R.. Kan.), who in front of my rifle sights, well, "We must win this war as 1941. seems to be coming anyway, and Icncc in tribute to the great opera and let out a piercing whistle, didn't do it. We got the man that whatever they call it. The more "What can I do for you. Mrs. "We put recruiting facilities that’s hU hard luck.” aliens, one a woman. Those dozer, gigantic powerhouse of is 76 years old and has been a con­ .seized Included three Germans and (Christians’’ said the statement Canal defense authorities since the Fair Rent Committees size of this war. By that time. singer. | The two cops at once held up did, a red-headed hobo. about 1 .saw of him. the better I realized Baumer?" he said, very polite aind closer tq their doors,” he said, "and Officers described Oda, who has presented by Presiding Bishop promptly obtained permission of modern roadbuilding, have been Just then the trap door flew i their hands and changed th« traf- gressman for 26 years, .said he Secretary of Farmers’ one Italian. The rest were Jap- How the Britiish Feel in other cities have confessed I presumably, our armament pro- half-wittod. He’s confessed." what a boob I'd be to go back to official. would never ask nor accept a gov­ it works.” lived in America seven years and Henry St. George Tucker. "Vic­ the United States Public Roads utilized by the 1,400 men, many o t (ijien and out shot Baker and | fic. Each thought the other had "Where are they taking Doc Hendy.” "You ought to get around more, "The weather is bad. Boys on ia a citizen, as a loyal supporter ane.se. tory in the war is a pre-requisite them from the United; Statei, who themselves rather futile to date, I duction will be geared to eipiip ernment pension. (Tapper would be Croup Announces Pen­ Administration to cleave a trail 'When Commons voted, its confi- Bennv . . . They had been booked j given a blast on his whistle. Oliver?" . I gawped at her. "But unless sheriff,” I said. "Don’t you know the farm can’t get out and work of the nation, as loyal ”as any man Nine of the group were ordered for winning the peace but some­ are employed on the project. , such "^n arrhy without weakening among those eligible to retire next held for immigration authorities. acro.ss seven miles of jungle-cov­ denca In Prime MinlsterX^iurch- perhaps our backwardness hasn't "To Brandon jail." you’re stuck on Angel—’’ they're all set to lynch Loren Jan. 1. under terms of the bill. sion Repeal League. in the fields. By the Same token in the Army.” thing more than a physical tri­ ered hogback hills and deep ra­ Eventually concrete will Unh "Will he be safe there'” ’ they can’t get into Portland. But The rest were released. lU’i government, 464 to onis. that made much practical difference. our allies. j "I’m not. I never was. But I’m Oliver? ” Calls Pensions “ Socially Immoral” Left Hawaii at 16 umph is needed to mak; the en­ vines—last portion of a right- the Pacific coast cities with Mad­ He shrueged. "That’s up to the ‘That’s all talk. Brandon’s a they can get to their home town Vallejo police said that the suing peace an opportunity for den dam, replacing the present. If we come to the stage where | .sorry for him." Calling pensions for elective of­ Spokane, Wash., Feb. 6.--•(/Pi— Oda left Hawaii when he was of-way originally planned for com­ wss, WI Mr. Churchill himsclf^^ak- sheriff, ma’am." "So am I. I think you gave law-abiding community.” or one nearby, and there we have 16 and knows many of the men in laundry raided ha.s sent its agenLs producing a better w orld ..." asplialt road. nothing loss than an army of 10.- Moiiiitaiii Bovs ficials "socially Immoral. ” Capper The Athletic Round Table halted for many years into the Navy mercial traffic ' ed It to be. a defiance of Hitler. Maltbie to Sit Washington Juddy came up and hugged me. him a dirty deal, Juddy." "And the Hanging Tree bears told reporters he was convinced a recruiting officer waiting to talk his regiment because he spent sev­ The bishops warned that victory The Army engineers moved in But the job right now is to get 000,000 will win the war, we will , "Oh. Mom! ” she said. "No, it was all fair enough. crab-apples. I suppose." its bundles for Congress campaign to them.” eral summers in Waterbury, Conn Yard to pick up clothing. may save democracy fronj sudden one all-weather road completed But it was neither an answer to that the measure would not have The agents seized a complete and after 14 days of relentless la- j Governor Hurley's announce­ need two other armies to support , Better Shots "What about Maurie?", When he couldn't get me any "Sears ain’t dead.” passed CTongress ” if a majority of today, but the snowball It started He haa an excellent service rec­ death but it may also leave it the bor constructed a trail over which i before the rains come. nor an end to what many sections -set of U. S. Navy signal, flags, victim of a "deadly moral poison. ment that Cliief Justice William that army in the field. We will ^ In War Time "Dr. Starrow’s tal^en him to the other way, he wanted to marry ”No. But he’s liable to die to­ the members had been watching to poke fun at the congressional ord and is well-liked by all the of the British people were appar­ Leverton Hospital." me. I never pretended, with him. night or sooner.” men. weapons, cameras, radios and suit­ "If this happens, we can only M. Maltbie will sit with him when need an army of approximately ( the provisions of the 10-page bill pension measure rolled along. ently feeling during the debate. By -lack Stinnett "Is it bad””’ He just took everything for grant­ "I can’t help that,” he said. Asks Charge ”He’s a swell guy,” said Sergt. cases filicd with undisclosed con­ expect in the future another even he conducts his hearing on the j Nickel Covering Group closely.” , . . tents And the reasons for this feeling 11,000,000 farm workers, and we i ‘Tm afraid so. We're waiting to ed” "You’ll have to excuse me now. Senator Byrd (D., Va ). said he Aimer McCTurtaln, secretary of Walter Skibisky, of Torrington, more terrible crisis than the pres­ East Hartford’s .Most Modern Package Store! hear” the Idaho-Washington Farmers "We're doing this on definite ent.” charges against Highway CVim- will need an army of appriiximato- ; Washington. - - The potential I Of Five Shots in BulPs "You stuck up for him against I’ve got an emergency call out In p.ar.ned to ask the Senate Civil Conn. have grown. Instead of disappear­ Union, announced the formation of Oda has been in the Army since suspicions of espionage in the missloner Cox is welcome as an ly 20,000.000 in the munitiens fac­ crisis in motor transportation in "Where's Angel' I didn't see Loren Oliver." the country.” Service Committee for an early Be Itemized ing, since the day that vole was Eve Is Tip-Off. him In the come-all-ye." I could have kicked his pants, hearing on a repeal measure he in­ a Pension Amendment Repeal last March and says, "I live a .are.a.” Pieper emphasized. 2,000,000 Workers Imported assurance that the proceeding, will civilian life is giving rise to a lot ! "My theory was t..at Loren wa.s South Green Package Store taken. tories. I She turned to Rags and Tatters he looked so stuffy and Important. troduced. He said that if action League. much better life in the Army The raiding agents took over the being unnecessarily tough with city and county buildings as the ■\^ch;-. Unoccupied France, Feb. be conducted in accordance with Take 41,000,000 men and women o^ baldcrdn.sh. Owen who had been in the thick Angel, and I wa.sn't going to stand "So’s to leave the coast clear was not forthcoming soon, he "Will we ju.st raise a calamity than I would as a civilian.” He has TTie answer to whatever ques­ Norfolk, Va., Feb. 6.—(VPi— howl and let it go at that, or will Cox Want* More Infor­ arre.sts Increased and the seizures 6 — (Jb — The German-controlled John Andisio, Prop. the highest judicial standards. and concentrate them on winning The idea that we are going to re- i of it and needed repairs. "Well, ■by and see him put it over” for the l.vnchers," I said. ”If you would offer his repealer as a rider not seen his Hawaiiai. home for tioning there' may be in Britain When a nickel covers a group of '.vhere is Angel?" can't hold the jail, why don’t you we unite in petitioning for the re­ seven years and is worried about piled up. I’aris newspaper Paris-Mldl esti­ l.'iO Feet South of City Hall In East Hartford The entire state seems to realize the w-ar. and that wlll^ leave the turn really to the horse and buggy ' "I Rct it. The gal bought a dog. to some other measure l.rought be­ mation on Lack of lies in very elemental military fac­ five shots in the bull's eye, "usual­ That vaudeville team put on send for the troopers?” peal of this act? " said McCurtain. his parents from whom he ha.s had To Be Brought Before Board mated today that 2,000,000 foreign days, for example, is some of it, | Anyone that won't protect her own fore the Senate. He explained that that there are personality and per­ old, the young, and the women to their best duet style. "I don't "Am I crazy?" he said. "They cong^resslonal mail was heavy with He said petitions for repeal of the ‘Proper Siiper>i8ion.’ no word for moje than four The 1,5 Japanese men rounded workers had been Imported by tors. What wag a questionable •Naturally, with a shortage of ly it's the mountain boys" who did property is no true woman, huh?" - ) WINES, BEERS AND LIQUORS haps political differences in the be the nation's normal labor sup­ know." they both said together, already shot the toes off three-four complaints. measure would be sent all farm months. up Wednesday on Bainbridge Germany, whose own manpower victory in Libya at the time of the tires, trucksAnd cars, some truck­ the firing, says Chief Gunner’s Juddy grinned. "Something like organizations in the country. Island In Pudget Sound, not far has been drained by the wair with background of this case: it wants and then, each to the other. "Well, of our folks last night. Listen, Six Cliange Viewpoints Hartford, Feb. 6—{IP —State AT REASONABLE PRICES. debate has turned into no victory ply. By that lime, there will be ing and delivery companies who Mate B. R. Hembree, in charge of that.” she said. • The Round Table decided yester­ from the Bremerton, Wash., Navy RUMia. can adopt Old Dobbin to their where Is h e?” ma’am: it’s like this. If the crowd "Six senators have told me re­ Highway Commissioner William J. and needs assurance that such ele­ few Americans who do not kno v small arms Instructioti at the Nor­ 'You needn’t answer.” Juddy Two washed-out familes wob­ comes here after Oliver—well, day the joke had gone far enough. at all. The situaUon at Singapore needs are going to do so. The u.se bled over to the Feederia for cently,” as saidr "that they had Cox has asked Gov. Robert A. Southern Solon Telephone Hartford 8-.3612 IManchester 8019 ments will not play any part in personally what total war means. folk Naval base. said. "I know. He’s drunk. He siippo.se some of them gets killed?” changed their viewpoint on pen­ A truck had been loaded with bun­ Hurley to itemize his charge that and In Burma has worsened. of horses for getting about and breakfast, Cros.slng the road I dles - addressed to congressmen the determination of the result. for hauling in farm and small Hembree, who has a well earn­ would be w-hen I needed him, "Ltsten, yourself. Mowry,” I sions for members of Congress and he failed to "exercise proper su­ These two developments come Hendy, too. I suppose” caught sight of something at the were prepared to vote now against and filled with useless articles— Ends Filibuster Governor Hurley Is obviously anx­ communities also will increase. ed reputation for his own ability said. "We’ve got to get Oliver out pervision” over his subordinates at the moment when the British with a rifle, can spot a mountain “ Not me." Hendy Kent poked lower turn that jarred a gasp out of there. If you’ll manage it. Jud- such pensions.” and was ready to start a trek to and employes in the department. ious to avoid any such possible But if jusf that went to anything of me. Juddy .saw it. too; a fig­ Washington. had hoped to be able to sit back like the limits of its possibilities sharpe.hooter in the middle of a his head in at Oie doorway. It dy’s cut you In for your 25 per A shift of that many votes would The charge was one of three Un­ criticism of his course in the mat­ Your Federal platoon of recruits at 50 paces. was wTapped in a dirty, white ure swinging from Tarabay Tree, cent on the gold proposition.” have reversed a 34 to 28 decision Purchase Defense Bonds der which the governor suspended ■ and relax a slight bit over a great all over the country, the horse Old Swoby!--1 thought. Before I Columbia. S. C.. Feb. 6—(/Pi - A Hundreds Pass Under Eyes bandage. “ Somebody sidewlped He favored me with that pig’a- of the Senate which refused on The Round Table Board of Di­ Cox Wednesday, the others being one-man filibuster launched at favorable ' turn in the w ar- the ter. And well he might be, for the market would be as empty as the could stop her. Juddy was off. run­ Our Business Is Income Tax barn with the open door, Hundreds of men pass under me with a tire-wrench," he said. eye squint of his. "'What guaran­ Jan 19 to amend the retirement rectors purcho-sed defense bonds "material neglect of duty” and 10:30 a. m. (e.s.t.) yesterday morn­ actual and formal participation case is a test of his own fairness You never can tell about folks ning like a deer. When I caught tee have I got of that?" bill as Byrd had suggested to re­ "incompetence.” ing ended at 7:48 a. m., today when j One government expert told me Hembree’s keen eyes during his up, she wa.s leaning against, the wjth the $3,000 it had planned to of the United States. The British and executive temper aa well as of No. 28 ! recently that it would take about course on the use of the Navy's That’s what makes life so Inter­ ’Til guarantee it. Why wouldn’t quire the payment of five years use in defraying expenses of the The commissioner asked Gover­ 36-year-old Wilbur Grant wearily Compensation of and Deductions fence, panting and gulping with back salary assessments before nor Hurley for an Itemization of yielded the floor in South Caro­ had been fighting alone for more the high commissioner's perform­ ten years to breed the nation's standard small arms— lanky boys esting. I'd have bet that pampered I?" truck trip. Allowed State Officers and Em- . son of the rich would nin a mile laughter that was kind of sick. "You ain’t the osvner of Tam- congressmen could become eligible "Civilian morale on the west the single charge last night in a lina’s House of representatives. Now, Primarily, The ance In office. horse population back to what it from the Tennessee hills and soft "It's a dummy," she said. thai^ two years. True, they had ployees spoken men from the Texas flat- to side step a fight. Juddy said. bay," he said. "What about her?” for pensions. coast needed a shot in the arm.” letter delivered by his brother, Unshaven and heavy-eyed law­ was in the huckboard era. Even The thing swung around In the Berkeley Cox. The chief executive been\able to do little more than if a sufficient increase could be lands—and as each squad passes, "Come here and let me fix it.” "Juddy would give up every cent Byrd has contended that, under the board asserted. "Now that we makers munched .sandwiches, All officers or employees of wind. A placard was pinned to In the world to save Loren Oliver," terniE of the present law, a mem­ have laughed together let's pull to­ said that he had had not yet had drank soda pop, read newspapers bold n the most crucial points. Willkie’s WarninR: developed in time to do any good, Hembree selects those who come it.s front. It was lettered in big. an opportunity to reply, but in­ states, or political subdivisions there still would be the problem from the stock that has made fa­ It gave her somethlnc to do I said. ber of Congress who had seri'ed gether and help' win the war." and napped while the ii.orchant- Extension Of The True, the task of pursuing the war while we were waiting. At two ugly print (To Be Continued) five years and had reached the age ReHpnnse Called “Terrific” tended to do so as soon aa possible. representative from Chester county Tho.se who Insist upon trying to thereof, or any agency or instru­ of reviving the manufacture of mous the name of American to an ultimate offensive victory o’clock we had word from the hos­ OLIV'ER YOUR NEXT c 62, could pay $1.39-o r 5 per President Joe Albi said the re- Maltbie to Attend Hearing talked hoarsely on through the emphasize the true seriousness of mentality of any one or more of carriages and harness. sharpshooting. cent of one day’s salary- into the Meanwhile, Governor Hurley seemed beyond them, so long as Any demand for these in great "Maybe it's the way they pick pital. Maurie was ' uncon.scious. .sponse to the campaign was "ter­ night. the war danger this nation faces the foregoing, are required to in Every hour we telephoned. No Was I glad to see Old Swoby retirement fund on the closing day rific” announced that Chief Justice Wil­ The stocky legislator, opposing they were alone. quantities would necessitate vir- up the guns, sort of gently, as A Thought of this year and retire on Jan. 1. liam M. Maltbie of the Connecti­ Life And Usefulness are, we suppose, likely to be ex- j dude in gross Income, for Federal lually new industries, with a de- ! though they were going to talk to change. Tamhay didn’t get much and Dolf when they showed up at "I think every state in the union a Senate-passed bill which would But through these long months sleep that night. To pass the time. about 10 o’clock! They were caked 1943 with an annual pension for was represented in the mall we re­ cut Supreme court would attend allow munlclpaltiies to charge out- posed to some unpopularity among | income tax purposes, the compen- mand for new machine tools and them," Hembree said today, the hearing to be given Cox on the of uneven struggle and defensive sation received by them during the I told Juddy about the old Tam- with mud, and all in from their I,et no man deceive you witli life. Pensions would be hi .scd on ceived. Many people appealed for -of-town wholesalers a liicn.so to thelr fellow citizens. It's ea.sier, new rrnft.smanship. There still , "Maybe it's the steadiness of their vain words for because of these length of service, with the maxi­ charges, but there was no immedi­ do business, killed time by reading war, the British people had an un­ year as such officers or employees. would be the problem of priori- hands or the wide set of their hav document I’d found, nnd the push through the swamps. When charters in the Bundles 'or Con­ things rometh the wrath of God mum about $4,100 annually. gress clubs for their cities or ate explanation of in what capaci­ the state constitution, newspapers, and more comfortable, to turn on Retired officers and employees ties. I eyes. Mostly, though, it’s what gold ornaments. She wasn't even Swoby heard about Doc Oliver he Of Your Car. derstandable vision—the vision of went haywire. We was all for tak­ upon She children of disobedience. 8««s Move Inspired by Nazis states and dozens of organizations ty the state’s highest judicial of­ and the names of approximately your favorite commentator and of states, and political subdivi­ ------I they do t(f the targets." interested. ficer would act. , a strong America coming to their "I don’t need any proofs that ing Juddy’s gun and staging a —Ephesians 8:6. In the House, Representative all over the country invited them­ 2,800 person he said were signed hear some purely defensive action sions thereof, or any agency or in- Another bit of fallacious reason- ' xhe chief gunner’s mate select­ The hearing is scheduled to take aid and visibly tipping the scales I’ve been a fool about Loren," she one-man jallbreak. I had to Hook (D.,Mlch.), said that any man selves to join the drive. to a petition opposing the measure. slnimentallty of any one or more ing is that the nation is going to j ed an example from a aheaf of who aerves 15 or 20 years in Con­ place in the chief executive’s of­ Under existing circumstances it must be characterized as a "victory." In of the foregoing, who received in said. __ _ threaten to lock him Into the Give all to love; obey thy heart. "A Texas club was going to fill toward positive victory. take to bicycle wheels overnight, targets and held it up. A nickel -Ralph VValdo Emerson. gress should get the same pension a freight car with goofy glft.s for fice Saturday. Feb. 14. at 10 a. m. such an atmosphere, everything is 1941 pensions or retirement an­ "What prtce/Angel, now?" I stockade. Governor Hurley also said he A WOMAN NEVER FORGETS THE MAN WHO REMEMBERS recognized that this is o f prime importance Now America is in the war. And Here again, it goes without say- would have covered the gro\lp ol Dr. Starrow stopped in on his consideration aa other Federal congressmen and a Santa Cruz. Bus Driver In Need of Aid going to come out all right for nuities based on the services ren­ ing that in some In.stances where said. ( had prdered Highway Department that, in itself, is good, long-range five shots in the bull's eye. "Not “ ’Poor Angelr’ she sidd. way to Brandon Maurie was Over 300.000 people are em­ workers. He suggested that the Calif., group wanted to send dried America; why worry? How can dered by them while in active..ser­ distances are short, a bicycle all of them can do that, of course," ployed In the cosmetic industry Bundles-for - Congress movement flies placed at the disposal of Cox Fayetteville, N. C.— i/p —The because there are no new cars available. news. But the short-range news vice as such officers or employees, ‘"That’s all right." I said, "so about the same. He had an out- fish. We had everything imagina­ in preparing his defense, and that might help a lot. As an auxiliary he said. "Usually it's the mountain of the United States. started recently in Spokane might ble in that truckload of bundles, driver of the Goldsboro-bound bus we lose? I are required to include such pen- tong as you don’t get too sympa- .side chance. the suspended commissioner be Therefore the logical and, economical thing has gone worse than ever. Pearl vehicle for short run.s, it could be boys." have been inspired by Nazis to from cowbells to cockleburrs. seemed a little relieved when Mrs. Give Her ^ _ Agalnst such a concept of this .sions or annuities in gross income made to go far towards saving the undermine public confidence in given the services of his secretary. H. O. Pipkin, the lone passenger, Harbor, the lo.ss of British battle­ for Federal Income tax purpo.ses. Time Only For Esaentlals "Can you imagine what that struggle, there are those who have family jaloppy. Handling a vastly accelerated pongress. got aboard. “Lady,” he asked, "do to do is to keep your present car in the best ships off Malaya, the retirement If the pension or annuity is paid in mesa of junk would do if it really Reports Blockade Relaxed the courage to point out that But to consider the facts puts program that sometimes rushes Representative Nichols (D., went to Washington?" you know the way to Goldsboro?" Chocolates to Singapore, and the reversal of whole or in part from a fund de­ Okla.), attacked the procedure un­ He got an affirmative reply, and possible mechanical condition. America can lose this war. They another face on it. According to 300 men dally through blJ» lecturea Vichy. Unoccupied France, Feb. events in Libya, all these combine rived from amounts deducted from the National Safety Council, and demonstrations, Hembree has der which the law was approved by said: "Well, I wish you’d show me .4. and get them HERE! point it out not t/i promote any the compensation of such officer or unanimous consent. He said few 6 —(/P)—The Vichy correapondent the way there.” She did. and when to give the British people a feel­ employee while in active service, there now are about 8,000 000 little time lor anything but the of the Paris newspaper Nouveaux feeling of defeatism, but because hicy-'les in the country. Th<* straight essentiala. "You can spend members knew the pension provi­ War Labor Board the bus got to Goldsboro, the driv­ America's finest chocolates are here, fresh from the ing that, even in Britain itself, the the amounts so contributed are ★ W A T K IN 'S Temps reported today that the er had another request. "Now will they are thoroughly sure that, if production from the 12 manu­ all the money you want on de­ sion was in the bill. makers — c^■ery package beautifully decorated foe government hasn’t really buckled considered th e “consideration British >Cd relaxed the sea block­ you show me where the bus sta- America is completely aware of its facturers In the United States, fense," he asserted, "but It won’t Handles Disputes your Valendne'i g ilt Cdl im tmd uUet todsyl BATTERIES paid" for the pension or annuity. ade of DjibutL French Somaliland. Uon U ?" down and done its daring best to- has averaged sdmethlng over do you any good unleas you’ve got own danger, that realization will The amount received by the re­ ' ward the winning of this war. The tired officer or employee shall be 1 000,000 a year for the last four a man out there at the front of the Fire Captain Th* Sampler, this fiitious package, in the new $5 lire, h a inspire and produce the unity and years. (When the manufacturers line who knows how to shoot a gift to delight her heart! Also in $J and $7.50 sizea. British people. In a word, are tired included in gross Income each year Washington, Feb. 6— ( ^ —Labor For All Makes OE Cars intensity of effort which alone can to the extent of 3 per cent of the met here recently with OPM oH- gun.” The Fairbill, our farorite box of candy. Popolarly priced. - of being on 'the defensive, and of Gricbving, the chief guniHer’s Dies Suddenly disputes involving two of Amer­ bring victory. "consideration paid.” the balance cials to design the new standard being pushed back. They are be­ .for\ bike.” they e.stimated their mate leafeu through the targets. ica’s greatest war production cor­ 'Heart Boxes, filled with ^Thitman's, }0cto$5. It was for these, as wefl as for of the annuity payments being ex­ Gel yourself a spare battery NOW and be ginning to doubt that th'ey them­ cluded in determining gross in­ 1941 output at 2.000.000.) "Whenever there's been any trou­ porations — General Motors and himself, that Wendell Willkie was With the "victory'* bicycle, cf ble there have always been boys Bethlehem Steel—were started to­ selves have been called upon to come for that year. «^ipn the ag- SALE! New Haven, Feb. 6.—(,P>—Capt. assured of electrical power for your car. speaklng the other night. He had | gregate of the amounts thus ex- standard design, lighter frame, who knew how to shoot. Remem­ William J. Connelly of the New ward solution by the War Labor produce as much as they should; | ber Davy Crockett? Well, It’s not just spoken, in realistic terms, ol eluded from gross Income equals smaller tires, and a maximum of Haven Fire Department was Board today under the no-strlke, they believe Britain itself should, i ' the "consideration paid," the en­ only 25 pounds of steel, this pro­ much different this time, atrteken with a heart attack yes­ no-lookout truce between manage­ the situation in the Far East ORDER ALL THE by this time, have developed more tire amount thereafter received as duction ml^ht be stepped up con­ "No, they haven't changed any. terday while shoveling snow in ment and workers. where he -described the military siderably - If the Industry were Maybe you read about them at the front of his home, and died before The boaru announced it had las- CLOTHING striking power than it has yet a pension or annuity must be In- We Do AU Kinds Of situation as grave. I eluded in gross income. given priorities on all of Its needs. Alamo. They were at Manassas membera of the family could cafry sumed jurkidictlon over the dis­ YOU NEED...NOW. ijL im m : shown, One report here recently had it and Pea Ridge. They were with him Into the house. pute between General Motora and Then he added: These taxpayers are entitled to 0 7 3 MAIN STREET Mr. Churchill is tr>’lng to ride ^ the same deductions and credits as that priorities didn't want to allot Jackson at New Orleans. And if Connolly was a member of the tha CIO Automobile Workers un­ "I woiDd rather have my obitu­ more steel to the bicycles than anybody wants to know where this storm, '.vith assumption of re- i I are other taxpayers. Dues psid by department for 33 years, serving ion involving labor demands for Repair Work On All ary say that Wendell Willkie enough to produce 750,000. they are now—they’re here.” most of tha time with Engine (X>m- time and a half for Saturday and spon.sibility per.sonally, and then ' ' teachers to profe.ssional societies, struggled to arouse his fellow citi­ ! the price of their subscriptions to pany No. 4. .double time for Sunday. The com­ with'limited reorgaru7.ation of his educational journals connected But to return to the 2.000.000 a He leaves his widow and two pany wants the extra pay elimi­ zens to their hazard than that he I cabinet, such a.s the appointment ; ! with their profession, and travel- yo.ar or even twice that, It would daughters. nated to facilitate transition to Makes Of Cars. Urges Formation The funeral will be held tomor­ fo Beaverbrook as minister of war had been President of the United expen.ses. including railroad take 'rom five to ten years to put round-the-clock operation, seven Stales." ' fares and meals and lodging, in- a bike beside every car in the land row. days a week, on war'work. production, but even such conces- - Few of us have Mr. Willkle's j ‘•■“Ted in attending teachers' con- --or an average of one to every Of Land Army Contract negotiations between sions apparently leave the British ' , , I ventions in the Lnited States are family. And of course, where one the CIO Steel Workers’ Organiz­ You’re Next! We Have A Complete peojile still quesluining. handsome < liolce of obituaries. deductible from the compensation n r 'vlll do for many families, one Deaths Last Night ing Oommittee and The Bethlehem But many of us feel that Ameri­ received by them as teachers in bicycle won't. Hartford, Feb. 6- m;P)—The State Steel Company over wages and The Army and |\ How serious this may beiuni“ ‘ bargaining in 14 plants employ­ cans need realism, rather than determining net Income for Fed­ America ia a land of distances. Agricultural Defense Counct re­ no°° Isitie Of Motor Parts For in the future, only the trend ol eral Income tax purpo.ses. If they Its ptoblem.s are not at all those London—jwell. Mas.-- Lake, charged with breach of the advantage of "the present aitiia- it added. r . the Norwich District Missionary In the evening service Dr. Booth Philip M. Howe has been empow­ of the Bolton Girl Scouts has ing about to canteen classes, Tasks. She said of training courses;' 12 for the murder of Irving syndicate secretly headed by Bern­ military installations in the har­ wa.s taken to. Memorial hospital tioii. ' the committe.e said, and are Rally to be held in South Methodist will preach and the music will be Arthur Bissell, Feinstein. Social au b. the fellowship organ- peace in a .Main street grill. Fitz­ ered to cooperate with the Selec­ necessitated different arrange­ advises Mrs. Edwin J. Strong. "W e ■ would like to see women ard Baruch, was held today by bor of' Valletta. .Malta. They 'le- early this morning following a gerald IS also hold for operation "for the hrst time showing any in- I church beginning Sunday at 3:00 given by members of South CThurch tive Service authorities on the 'There is something more taught such skills as blueprint The court dismissed The laatlon related to Wa.shington 51arlnew Held Base ments for the Saturday meeting. state’s attorney's police who bad clared three British planes were ski'lding accident involving t'he of a motor vchiele -without a terest in lire reluiiMing, and are i jand lasting through a service in choir. It is expected that there day of registration, February important in your life—your Chicago, Feb. 6—(;F)—Hands reading, shop mathematics, speeds Prudential Company's appli­ been hunting him In connection Loyal Orange Lodge, will observe The meeting will be held and Miss cation for judgment that it shot down by German fighters car in which she was riding as a license. buying up on a large scale the the sanctuary at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. will be not only a large attendance Dies Aged 92 16th, using such teachers from the family,” Mrs. Strong, a » pres­ that used to specialize in cradle- and needs of cutting tools, and with losses of about $500,000 by lU 20th anniversary with a ban- Fir.st to land in CTiba in 1898, Earl E. Story, superintendent of from IcK-al Methodist churches but Lydia Young, Scout Leader, will would be against public policy without loss to the Germans. passenger, driven by William P. Also Saul Fox, 21. of 563 Fair- available supply of matenals and High school as may be neces.sary. ident, told the Tenth District rocking lAve moved efficiently to use of scales and micrometers." Investors in a get-rich-qulck quit at the clubhouse, 68 East Cen­ Dcaly of 282 Karnungton avenue. machinery used in rebuilding one battalion o f Marines held the the Norwich District is In charge also many visitors from other notify each scout of the time and to pay the insurance. view avenue, Bridgeport, will ap­ Firemen Added place of the meeting. Parent-Teacher Association the war production-lint, and have scheme., Hartford, nml two trailer trucks tires. naval base .there against 6,000 of the meeting, and the nilasionary Methodist churches in this pari ot Former Treasurer of meeting yesterday. ter street, on Saturday night, Feb­ pear for inipnipcr parking on Spaniards. In keeping with the defense The Rossdale Red Cross Sewing J. Dewey Abraham, 52-year-old W arns Hostile Air diiven by Fred R .'^hoiipard of .'i-l The committee s resolution urge-l leader is Dr. Newell S. Booth, Pli. Norwich District. "Go to nutrition classes and earned a larger and more Impor­ ruary 21. The actual anniversary .Mam street. Savings Bank of Rock­ program, three companies of the Group met at the home of Mrs. Three Laiiiichings Beethoven Cliih former printing house executive, date Is Washington's Birthday, the WiMely street. Tarrvtown. N V . , that. Rockville Fire Department have Wilftam Bellham on Bolton Lake leam good_ home cooking so tant place there, Miss Mary An­ surrendered last night w t^ $30 in Md, but since that falls, this year, Allaeks Expe<*le Dealers whose principal bu.si- ville Passes Away. added several .substitutes to their Wednesday evening. Eight of the you can keep your family In derson, director of the Women's hie pockets and declared. Prosecu­ on Sunday, the celebration will be P.oval street, Cambridge. Mas.s neas is not the sale of tires liqul- personnel. nine members were present. This the best of health. Bureau, U. S. Department of La­ Set Next Week To Sing Sunday tor C. Vernon Thompson said, " I ’m Harold LiiicUav ‘The Increase in juvenile de­ llapiientMl On Deinliig Stre-t : dale tlicir stock-s and discontinue The additional men have been group has included the knitting ol bor since 1919, said today. guilty — absolutely guilty" and held the night before. Rockville, Feb. (Special) — linquency is terrifically high Bv iJiiited Stales The aerident occurred on I.iem- y. II I , |-k , 'the tire business, and'that future selected by the following com­ mittens to their list of articles. In an address prepared for de­ " I ’m ready to face the music." To Serve Chicken Dinner i —yet we sit complacently ojg street at .'>:15 this moi'iUBg t o I 111 IV i rationing and allocation orders Arthur Tinker BisseU, 92. former ■JTie Pilgrim Fellowship will livery before the American Man­ On Sunday evening, Feb. 8 the Warrant Issued By Secretary Harry Flavcll. vice president of | panies: Fitch House, Alco E. Tay­ by.’’ , Philadelphia, Feb. fl.—(J1 — and was investigated by Officer * ' give preference to dealers whose treasurer of the Savings Bank of lor, Erving Edwards, Joseph Ka- meet this evening at the parsonage agement Association, Mies Ander­ Beethoven Glee club will go to Search tor Abraham started the club, is general chairman of the (Continued from Page One) John Cavaznaro Philadelphia and Camden, N. J., Wllllmantic to present a concert Wednesday night after he was I principal business is and has been Rockville for 30 years, and who delski; Hook and Ladder Com­ at Bolton Center. son said surveys had shown wom­ committee In charge. He an­ All three vehicles wore traveling -f I the sale and servicing of tires. en to be fitted uniquely for rwipy shipbuilders will celebrate Lin­ at 7 o'clock in the Methodist charged specifically with em­ nounces that arrangements have sible ccmplcte destnii'tion of Harold Lu’ d.say. ePier .son The was connected with that Institu­ pany, Walter Pinney, John Ashe; Fifteen members of the Bolton Thelma Cushman and Miss Elsie east on Ptming street, the truck Manchester coln's birthday next Thursday by church of that city. The church, Tire rebuilding material be al­ Fltton, Francis Kuhnly, Joseph Volunteer Fire Department n»el Amidon of Wllllngton Hollow. of the most exacting industrial bezzlement of $900. The warrant been made with Chef Urban© Osano "many of our rc.sidciitial dis­ Mr and .Mrs, .Albert Lind.say of tion for more than 76 years, died launching two destroyers and a which is known a.s "The Old Stone operate'! by Driver Corbielle bav- located only to dealers engaged Wednesday evening In the Fire­ Eighty-three pupils were on the tasks, end that they should not be was obtained by Mrs. Rose Karant, : to serve a chicken dinner. Chair­ tricts. K.dgerton street, will leave for nt hls home, 74 Prospect street, Steppe and Rudolph Ges.say. A l­ Church" is located on Church ing .stopped beside the road. L>ealy, principally In the sale and serv­ place room of the Community Hall. senior honor roll at Windham High restricted to the least-skilled Jobs. cruiser four to six months ahead I Abraham’s secretary. man Fiavell requests all the mem- "W e are in a bad fix right now. ' Camp Devens, Monday, for serv­ Thursday night. bert Tennstedt has been advanced street. approaching the halted truck trail­ icing machinery be. given only to Routine business occupied most of school having an average per cent Chldm Aircraft Industry of schedule. I Thompson said Abraham had bsn to notify him or leave their he said bluntly in testimony made ice In the U S. Array and will be Mr. Bissell was bom In Rock­ to a regular in the Fitton Com­ Mrs. William F. Corry, wife of Director Fred E. Werner has er skidded when he applied his Independent dealers. pany to replace Albert Schort- the session. of 80 or more for the ihree and a I promoted a scheme based on the - names at the club If they Intend to public today. attached to the Quartermaster ville February 9, 1850, a son of A-xsertlng "one-fourth to one- the mayor of Montpelier, Vt., will arranged three groups of sacred In arguing the need for the brakes and crashed into the rear Iininedlate Study Assured mann who has become a sub for Mrs. Thomss Bentley acted as half period, which include from quick purchase and sale of real - b« present. This Is necessary so Corps. .\ graduate of Manchester Pnblic Market I.,ebbeii8 and Christina (John.soni third of the aircraft .assembly christen the cruiser Montpelier at and secular numbers for the club end of the truck. librarian in place of Miss Adelia estate, diamonds and securities. that arrangements can be made $100,000,000 civil defense fund, Senator Murray i D.. Mont .i said the present as he Is working out Willington, William Nedwied, aver­ Jobs can be done by women," she Miss Sulli\an received a .severe High school and Bryant College of Bissell. He attended the Hall Loomis who was confined to her The New York Shipbuilding Cor­ to sing. The Beethovens will be as­ He Said clients were told the plan to provide places for the diners. LaGuardia advi.sed against get­ Business Administration. Provi­ today an' immediate Senate Bank­ School for Boys In Ellington. At of town. age 89.74; Alta Moore, 88.05; chided the aircraft Industry for sisted by Mra. Elsi8 H. Gustafson, bump on her head and wa.s taken home on East Middle Turnpike, 3 nest Vlk, 84.77; Ned Goodrich, poration yards at Camden. was backed by a $27,000,000 syn­ Buy Defense Bonds ting "the idea that a mission to dence. he won honors in scholastic ing Subcommittee study was as­ the age o f 14 he started his busi­ not giving greater recognition to soprano, who will render two to Memorial hospital for treatment Wednesday with a cold. 80.91. John Ayer of Franklin is to The destroyer Butler, named for dicate, secretly sponsored by The club has been successful bomb the Atlantic coast would be .and athletic activities, and receiv­ sured for legislation which would ness career with the bank in women workers. So far as she groups. Mrs. Ernest Clough will aii'l observation The Dealy car, a N lta Gagllardone Is suffering be valedictorian, average 94.30 and the late MaJ. Gen. Smedley D. Baruch, to whom Abraham claim- ' from every point of view in its 20 a suicide mission. ed his B P. de-iTce last June on create a divi.sion of small biisine.ss which his father was treasurer. knew, she said, only one aircraft accompany both the Beethoven "It would not be at all, ' hr Chevrolet coach, was badly dam­ from whooping cough at the home Robert Halin.i of WiUimantlc, Butler, of the Marine Corps, will cd kinship. Investors were promis­ years o f existence. From its treas­ completion of the three-year production within the War Produc­ Prime Corn Fed Beef \ He was named a corporator of the Ellington manufacturing center has offered be sponsored by his daughter, Mrs. Glee club and Mrs. Gustafson. ed proftti of 6, 20 and 100 per cent. ury large pureijases of U. S. De­ said. “ If they can get by and drop aged on its right side where it of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. a.’erage 93.53 is to be saliitatorian. course He secured a position with tion Board. bank in 1891 and a director in supplementary training courses to John Wehle, of Lansdowne, Pa., at Private cars will leave the Most Investors. Thompson said, fense Bonds havc^been niade and their bombs, they cap land here crashed into the standing trick Eugene Gagllardone of South Bol­ Tho.-nas Borovlcka substituted women "although all these centers the Bullard Machine Tool Com- The move was urged on Con­ 1900; assistant secretary and as­ O. F. Berr the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Emanuel Lutheran church at 5:45 were relatives. One invested $250,- the club has been liberal in its and be only prisoners of war for All three of the vehicles reported ton. for Mailcarrier Charles Lyon. have training programs for men." p.any, Bridgeport, in the cost de­ gress by a Senate committee in- sistant treasuiw in 1903. Tel. 493-3, Rockville Mrs. Christopher Robinson of sharp, as the concert is scheduled 000, another $140,000, a third $80,- contributions to all local welfare the duration—a ver>- pleasant as­ insurance coverage-. No arrests George Maneggia is confined to Thursday. for 7 o'clock In Willimantic. Any partment and as assistant pay­ vestlgat ng .small business prob­ Upon the deatlv of his father In By contrast, she reported, 40 per Rock Cniff, Ontario, will christen 000 and others from $900 to $10,- campaigns. Socially it Is one of the signment." were made his home on Andover road with a club member without transporta­ master. lems to give small bustue.ss ".\ October 1903, he succeeded him as cent of the workers on small arms 000. Thompson said there were l7 most popular organisations in ManhatUns chunky chief ex­ Louis Lavin of Springfield, cold. the destroyer Geherardl at the tion should contact Ernest Tureck Albert V. Lindsay, the young definite and effective voice in the treasure'r and ijemaini^ in that o f­ ammunition and 96 per cent in the known vlcjima, whose aggregate Manchester. , ecutive, an Army aviator in World .Athlete's Foot Driving conditions on roads In Navy Yard In honor of her father, : who has charge of the transporta­ is commander of \ administration of the war effort. fice until October 1 ^ when he Mass . and James Chaflin of Hart- time-fuse department of one gov­ investments totaled $516,700. The first officers of the club war No. 1. told the committee man's father Roneless Rolled Oven Roast Reef, ^ A FANCY MILK-FED POULTRY! Bolton were hazardous on Thurs­ the late Rear Admiral Bancroft tion. Post. British War i Murray is chairman of the group. resigned at the age o f'M . Upon fordewere before Trial Justice Carl Tollaiid ernment arsenal are women. were: President, George Tomlin­ that he was remaining as chief of Only 30 per cent of athlete's fool j ' Pf'"* lb...... OVC day. Birch Mountain Road was Geherardl. ---- / - the nation's civilian defense only is caused by fungus Infections, re- Veteran.s. of this town, | The committee also asked the Special for Saturday! his resignation he was\ elected A. Gochring In the Ellington Jus­ closed by snow drifts in the after­ "Women can do certain notably ^ Axis News A geodea Banned son; vice-president, Joseph John­ _ -- Senate to provide for a separate Rottom Round for Pot Roa.sl. J| O Mrs. John H, Steele Models to Help in Defense son; treasurer, William lieid: sec- until the appropriations bill was srarch reveals Nervous exhaus­ Chickens for Roasting, ,'i to H lbs., ^ chairman of the board, a position tice court Wednesday afternoon on noon. The snow plow was busy all skilled work after training," said About 44 per cent of United corporation under the Reconstnic- lb...... 4 ^ C a charge of speeding. They were 1178-8, Rockville Refused Tires and Tubes .^ ta ry , Frank Mullen. The present passed by Congress, "then I have tion an.d inability to relax cau.se lb...... ^ 7 C he had since held. evening opening the roads In town Miss Anderson. ‘They have the Boston, Feb. 6— ' ^ — Model air­ Buenos Aires, Feb. fl— (/Pi— Re­ d of officers is: fresident, to go back to my city. " other cases. States citizens are churchgoers. ' lion Fnance Corporation to enable Ronele.***! Crost< Cut for a nice 2 0 ^ For many years the Savh^gs each fined $10 and costs. State Po­ ability to work to precise toler­ liable sources reported today from liceman Robert’Erdin made the in­ Denver, Feb. 6— (A5 — Among planes are going to help In the na­ ence Ewing; vice-president. Capons. Milk-fed, .i to 7 lbs. each, Bank of Rockville was located Miss Bessie Torhume is apend- ances, and can detect variations of tion's defense, Massachusetts Asuncion that the government of Pot Roast, lb...... s5 jfC vestigation and arrest. the applicants refused tires and H ariy Flavell: treasurer, Carl Ib...... H 1C the first floor of the Methodis in,g the remaining winter months ten-thousandths of an inch. W o­ school children will make models Paraguay ha.s permaiientlv Preceptory Holds church building on Park Place. \ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boothroyd at the home of her brother. Dr. men can make careful adjustments tubes by the Denver Rationing TyierT'^retary, Thomas Wray. Fresh Cut-up Fowl, good and niealv, each: Willington Board today were: Col. Early E. of United States and enemy air­ banned three Axis news agencies, FRESH KILLED PORK The construction of the present (^ M aln street, are the parents of Percy Terhume in Passaic. New at high speed with accuracy. Trsnsocean, Stefan! and Uonici. a 8pn bom Thursday morning at W. Duncan, commandant, Lowry craft so that Navy fliers and civil­ bank building was begun in Oc­ Miss Jennie B, Church Jersey. Adapt Themaelvea Readily ian observers can familiarize and has ordered newspapers and Annual Tonight First Prize Fresh Dressed Eastern Pork the Rockville City hospital. The Miss Mildred Clough who is em­ Field, U. S. Arm y Air Corps: Gus tober 1915. MrJ Bissell as chair­ "Women adapt themselves readi­ Economy, deputy coroner: Louis themselves with the outlines of the radio not to give any news ^eserf^ighters To Roast—Rib Cut, J 2 c $1.09 and $1.29 man of the building committee baby is a grandson of Mrs. John ployed in Hartford, is having a The total amount collected for ly to repetitive Jobs requiring Straub, city councilman. the various types of planes from the agencies. Chickens for Frying or Roasting, medium gave much time and thought to B. and the late John B. DeCarll of week's vacation and is a guest of Star of the East Royal Black this town and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest the W ar Relief Fund, American StiKpn Lines Preceptory. No. 13, will bold its size, each: its construction. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alva First Prize Fresh Shoulders, O O Boothroyd bif Gaynor place. Rock­ .Hed Cross to F^ebruary 1 was regular meeting in the Oiange Hall Mr. Bissell was connected with Esten Clough. lb...... JLYC the in.surance agency of L. Bis.sell ville. \ $728.50. Miss Janet Anderson, a stu­ this evening at 7:30. All members Mrs. Milo E. Hayes, chairman of Private Robert Bugbee, son of (Coattaoed from Pa| are requested to attend as this is PDF U L'ARj Fresh Spare Ribs. $1.09 and $1.29 and Son for many years, this busi­ dent St Mt. Holyoke College, with the next Grange meeting Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bugbee of the annual meeting. Reports, of jb...... ness being established in 1869, be­ four of her college friends, were large day, February II, promi.ses a very West Willington, has been trans­ Gannana and Italians in officers will be read. elec­ ing one of the first insurance week-end guests at the home of Fresh Pork I/iver. O O interesting program with "Dame ferred from Camp Blondlng, Fla., her parents. scale battle. FOR A T.VSTY MEAT LOAF! ' agencies in Connecticut. He served tion of officers for the ensuing Fashion" and sketches and songs to San FrancLsco, Cal. | The only big British contingent year and installation v«ill take Ib...... J t O C for .some time as a director of the Mrs. Lillian Clough has been of the be.st talent of Ellington. In Mias Helen Rollinson ot W illing­ confined to her home for-jieveral Serve Yourself And Save vriUch has fought the Axis in tbia Veal. Beef and Pork (iround. place at this meeting. The precep- 29c First National Bank and when At the close of the meeting re- ton Hill, Is confined at home by ' days by illneas. fourth couquert of the desert was ry has had a very successful RUBIXOW BUILDING this became the Rockville Branch Try Our Own Make Pure Pork O O freshment.s will be served and the illness. Miss Harriet Carter is Regardless of the snowstorm at Bengasi and there "only part of y-e^ with a good Increase in mem­ of the Hartford Connecticut Trust our main force was engaged." Sausage Meat, lb ...... ^ jr C Lower Round (.round, O C — social hour follows. staying with her, i Thursday, the all day Red Cross bership and Is in a fine flancial con- Ib « 9 D C Company he became a member of Mrs. Theodore 3. Darrah and son 'The thermometer registered 2 sewing was well attended at the He declared there was no offi- dlticlBXpn May 6. 194l" the lodge ...... the advisory board. He was also eM information as to Just how- Chuck Beef Ground. ^ ■lonathan. left here Thursday af­ below zero Tue.sday and Wednes­ home of Mrs. C. Preston Mea- celebratM the 50th anniversary. TRY OCR a director.,and treasurer of the ternoon for St. Paul, Minn., where day morninga.. There was a high cham's. far the Germans had penetrated In MarchXit expects to work the ★ lb...... ODC Rockville Mutual Fire Insurance they will visit Mrs. Darah'S moth- wind the first of the week which Mra. Helen D. Upson, choir di­ HALE'S SELF east of Dema and that he w-as not BUY U. S. DEFENSE BONDS SL tiAR Cl RED CORNED BEEF AT Rod Cross ^ g r e e on a large i^lass Company. ier,'Mrs. C. W. Stott, for a few penetrated everywhere, especially rector. will meet the Federated able to confirm an Axis report of Sir Knightly Rib or Navel Corned Reef, 1 C _ that thetr troops were now near He was a trustee and secretary weeks. on elevated Willington Hill. Church Choir Friday at 7:90 p. m. lb...... I D C SPECI AL! Tender Cab es’ Liver, 2 0 ^ of the Rockville City hospital, a Mrs. Raymond Bums of W illing­ Ain el Gazala. I Western, lb...... 5 JrC in rehearaal. Several new mem­ •\ttaeked In Mountalna llospilaLNotcs Fancy Boneless Brisket. O trustee of the Rockville Public ton Hill Is a patient in the Wind­ bers will be present. The mechanized reinforcements HERE IS THE ANSWER TO Ib...... Fanev Sugar Cured Bacon, machine sliced. Library, and for many years was ham Community Memorial hospi­ Mrs. Maud Clough has been 111 a member of the Union Congrega­ tal. She had an appendectomy op­ SERVE GROCERY and supply columns of Field Mar­ Andover for several days with a severe Chuck Pieces Corned Beef, all lean. ^ _ PM.'.d- 3 5 c - 3 9 c shal Erwin Rommel were attacked Admitted yesterday—Mrs. Eli­ tional church business Committee. eration. cough and is unable to leave her (THE ORIGINAL in the green mountains of the nor Hutson. 8 Rogers place; James YOUR FOOD PROBLEMS! Ib...... 0 7 C For several terms Mr. Bissell Mrs. Maxwell Hutchinson Mr. and Mra. Daniel Horton of room. Jebel El Akdar region at the top Hutson, 8 Rogers place: Miss Ber­ served as a member of the Board Hebron are spending the winter Misa Anne Sweet of Rockville IN NEW ENGLAND!) 151-4, WllllAiantir with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. was a Sunday gueat of_iliss Emily HEALTH MARKET of the Libyan hump. The British nice Fields, 40 1-2 .Summer street; of Education of the Town of Ver­ TOP GRADE FRESH OR SMOKED GEMTNE SPRIN4i said that a large number of ve­ Mrs. Estelle. Kaminski, 84 Durant AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT non. Joseph Fllegel. They both are em­ Hayden. He was married on October 5. The Women's RepublPan Club ployed in Manchester. Mrs. Nelson Loetcher, of Buck- hicles were destroyed and burned street. Hale’s Quality and that many casualties were in­ Births yesterday- A son to Mr. FOWL LAMB 1875 to Alice B. Farmer, who died will sponsor a Bingo party at the A t the winter meeting fc r teach­ land. apent Tuesday at the home flicted upon the Germans and Ital­ and Mrs. Richard Allcly, 11 SHOULDERS Baked Beans, fre.shly baked. l O ^ March 13, 1924. He leaves a son, Town hall. Saturday vvei.ing at 8 ers Saturday, at the Wi.Umantic of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jos­ HEALTH MARKET o'clock for the benefit of the First Teachers' College, pupils of Grade eph DuFore. Loaf ians. Church street. FORES quart ...... 1 V C Squash, Pumpkin. Custard, and 2 Lebbeus Farmer Bissell. and a BREAD 6c The British apparently held Discharged yesterday— Janice BONELESS STEER BEEF Mince Pies, each...... 49^C daughter, Mrs. Emily Bissell Aid Station. Dancing and refresh- eight. Hall Memorial school In Mrs. Emma Crandall of Tol­ stubbornly to the fiat desert region ytoyers. 113 Spring street: Mrs. Boston Brown Bread, l O ^ Swindells, both of Rockville. The ment.s will follow the games. South Willington, Miss Carrie land and Melrose, Conn., attended Hale’f Large Size, Fresh THE QUALITY IS "TOPS' south of the Jebel , El Akdar. and .Marjorie Eagle.soii. .''i6I Center loaf ...... I ^ C funeral will be held on Saturday Hyhian Reiner, principal of the Mlrtl teacher, will eatertaln with the meeting o f the Burple's Wom­ en's Relief Corps Wednesday eve­ their columns have been active on ■Street: Mrs. France.s Donald.son, POT ROAST lb Fruit Bread, with chopped fruit. ^ |F afternoon at two o'clock at the school, will terminate hi.s services selections on the guitar, accordion So Just Take Your Pick! 1 5 ® '' Raisin Coffee Cakes. ^ ning. Mrs. Crandall was one of the Jelly Doughnuts and patrol'duties as far west as Msus, 137 Green road; Robert Currans, home. Dr. George S. Brookes, pas­ in Andover, Friday, February 6. narmonicas. ROUND, CUBE. each ...... U C each ...... IJC committee in charge of arrange­ about 70 miles southeast of Axis- 21 Walker street; .lame.s Cosgrove, tor of the Union Congregational Mr. Reiner will continue his sfiidles Elcyen women assembled at the Flavorfiil! SHORT SNOW-WHITE, ME.^TY ments. held Bengasi. 204 Oak Grove; Miss Mary Blev­ CHUCK church, will officiate. Burial will toward his degre until he is called Willington Hill church Wednesday Crullers ______Doz. 25c It appeared possible today that ins. 47 Eldridge street: Colman be In Grove Hill cemetery. for active naval duty. Mr. Reiner forenoon. They sewed on dress BEEF POT ROAST skirts for the Red Ooss. Mrs. the British bad decided to make a Merith, 64 Thomas drive; Mrs. FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES enlisted some time ago foi military Buys Staunp for Mule Creamery * STEAKS VEAL LEGS ib Named Secretary Everett Robertson made delicious stand at the eastern extremity of Charles Wennergren and infant ROAST Raymond Ramsdell has been service. Candidates for the position . Lean, Tender the mountain region. daughter. 18 Knox street. were presented to the board of corn chowder which, with coffee Folkston, Ga.—(yp)—A Charlton RIB END California Sunkist Oranges. 2 7 ^ named Secretary of the Tolland was served with the box lunches. Raid Trannport Park Admitted today Mrs. poria Fancy Texas Beet#, education by I. B. Dunfield, super­ county resident, after buying a BUTTER VEAL ROAST County 'Young Men's Christian Next Wednesday the members of British bombers ranged deep in­ Sims, 276 Birch Mountain road; bunch ...... WC large size, dozen...... (9 e Q visor, on Monday evening. All government automobile tax stamp, Associa.tloh. Mr. Ramsdell is prin­ the Ladies' Aid Society will meet to Tripolitanla. pajing special at­ Miss Virginia Sullivan. Lowell, Indian'River Grapefruit. three men applicants were well asked Postmaster V. J. Pickren Gold Medal Meaty Fanev Fresh Spinach, O cipal of the Maple street school In at the Hill church at 10 a. m. (or tention to a motor transport park Mass : Frank Carlson, 813 Main qualified and of excellent material what he should do with it. Told to PORK 1 f o r ...... R ^ k ville and the work will be for Red Cross work. The luncheon place it on his windshield, he said south of the chief supply ba.sp of .street peck'...... but must satisfy the certification LEG O' LAMB Birth ti-iday A S"n t'-i Mr and Fresh Broccoli — Cauliflower — Sweet part time only except during the board of the State Board of Educa­ committee Is Miss Sarah Wolaten- he had none. '''•Well, stick it in a Tripoli. Many explosions and fires Pork Chops Veal Chops FLOUR Mrs. Victor Harriman, 19 Fair- ■^summer months. During July and holme of South Willington and conspicuous place," Pickren ad­ Eastern Cut visible for miles were observed, Florida Indian River Juice Oranges, dozen: Potatoes — Solid Tomatoes — Etc. tion before defirtUe action can be 24Vi-Lb. Rag field Street- August he will be associate direc­ taken by the local board. Until Mrs James Service and Mrs. Fred vised. Tlye buyer said he guessed Oommunlcatlons in the Age- ROAST Young, Tender Carrot. Discharged today -- Jacob lb. s, 1 tor of Camp Woodstock, the camp Service of West Willington. At 2 he'd have to get a board and stick dabia area were bombed and road 21c 21e lb. such action can be taken, a sub­ Swift's FRESH SHOULDER .\damey. 4-3 Franklin street. Mrs. 25c-29c.33c 2 bunches for ...... I9 C owned and operated by the Hart­ stitute will take the upper grades. p. m. study four of the home mis­ It om that "What kind of a car canvoys near Derna were attacked Ethel khirzwski, RoikvTlIe; Mrs. ford. Windham and Tolland Ceun- The Juvenile Gran|^ will have sion book will be continued under do .you have, anyway?" asked the Fancy .by fighter planes. The R A. F. Pound Minnie Strom. 80,1 Main street. COUNTRY ROLI. STRirruT FRESH. LARGE SIZE I * ty Y Associations. a Valentine party and box social as the direction of Mrs. Charles postmaster. “I ain't got no car," Jewel Shortening 3-Lb. Can 63c communique said several fuel car­ Since coming to Rockville Mr. a feature of their meeting on Fri­ Vickery of New Haven. was the deply. "A ll I got is a SMOKED SHOULDER rying vehicles were destroyed. GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS! Ramsdell has done excellent work In the Industrial Girls' Leagpe mule," day evening. Tall Can Happy Valley Axis aircraft, attempting to with the young people at the _ matches at the Lucky .Strike A l­ bomb a British airdrome, were in­ BUTTER EGGS AS ALWAYS . . . QUALITY WITH ECONOMY! school. He is a graduate of Lubec. French__ Prisons Crammed/ leys in WllUmantlc Tu itdsy night Auto Agency Head D4e« Tempting! tercepted and a Messerschmitt High school, Washington State the Willington Nationals won all jCan 2 5 c Was shot down. Other enemy ' Salmon FRESH GROUND RIB OR SIIOCLDER ENGUSH STYLE 1 CHEESE — OLD SN.VPPY Normal school. Teachers College Vichy, Unoccupied France, Feb. three games from Recreations. Philadelphia, Feb. S.—(/Pi — • planes in the (ormatlpn were dam- 1 Mahieu's EGGS, STRICTLY FRESH BUTTER SPECIALS Archie E. Hughes, 70, president of 14-Oz. Bottle Burt OIney Dill Pickles 4 for 10c aged. of Connecticut. He took exten­ French prisons are so Mrs. Hazel Sundt was the leading 183 Spruce Street LOCAL. Fairmont pinner with 316 for three games. on.e of the city's leading automo­ The' Bntish said they lest no | The Kind Dad J| sion courses at Yale, New Britain crammed that there Is no more planes. , \ HAMBURG LAMB CHOPS SUced BACON Creamery. Ib. ... and Washington State Normal room. Minister of Justice Joseph The members of the local team are bile agencies, collapsed and died nil. Large Size, Likes, lb...... HDC Mra. Hazel Sundt and Mrs. Charles yesterday at the Philadelphia Ketchup 14c Axis bombers returned to the i Medium- Land O’ Lakes 0 2 ^ schools and at present is complet­ Barthelemy told the newspaper Loin Lamb Chops Ib. 45c Rada of Willington and Miss CJountry club. attack on Malta and the British Potatoe.A, peck. 27c dozen ...... Butter. 2 lbs...... 0 « 9 C Cheese, Medium 2 ing graduate courses at Spring- Paris-Sotr today. acknowledged some damage 2 7 c lb. 2 7 ® 1 field College. He came to Rock­ 20-Os. Can Burt OIney Good Qumllty! Native Fresh 1 9 « Medium Size, Brown’s Butter, ^ 5 ^ Strong, lb...... 4 9 D C ville from. Broad Brook where be was principal from 1933 to 1938. Italians Report i Kggs. doz. .. N-EW BULK Tomato Juice Piece Bacon Ib. 25c 47c NECK RONES ' Minced H a m ...... He is president of the Rockville Prunes, Sunsweet, medium, Lions (ilub and a member of the Tminti Occupied^’ j Creamer.v SAUERKRAUT Shortening, Royal Scarlet, Ijirge Jar Red Wing Veal L o a f ...... Wheaties, O l ^ 2-pound 1 Q #* National Association of Approved Rome, I From Italian Rrcxid-I Butter, lb. PIGS’ FEET Pure Vegetable, O l . ^ carton ...... ‘ 1 O C Basketball Officials. Veal CKops Ib. 39c casts I, Feb. 6 V - .\.MS tr-xips i 40c 2 pkgs...... ib lC Patterson^s Market B o lo g n a ...... Cara Skid pushing the Bnlush backward to­ dflV 1-lb. can ...... iC IC Mixed Evaporated 2 0 . * Chili Sauce g c ib . 1 The Rockville police reported ward Egypt in Libya iiavc occu­ ( 'onfectiripers’- 1 .3 lbs. for • ,3-pound 101 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 3386 Frankfurts . . . THE NEW KIX Fruit. 2 lbs...... ^ 7 C numerous minor accidents on Wyman's pied the town of Tniimi, on the Sugar, pkg. .. Now Vitalized, 0 2 ^ “THE MARKET OF CONFIDENCE!” FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Mediterranean coast HO miles 10c Tlpirsday due to skidding. Arllne Pure Lard, *| jg Schook, 20, of 8 Village street was airline from the Libyan-Egyptian Sliced Bacon, 1 DESIRE SUN BLEND 2 pkgs...... Apple Juice, Royal Scarlet, Blueberries for Pie border and only 6U miles west of pound ...... 1 ^#C slightly hurt while walking on Tender Rolled Chuck, 3 5 C Bunch 1-lb. pkg. ..., KIEFFER , 12-ounce can, 1 2 * East Main street when she was * Prime Roast Beef, 3 2 c 3 7 c Fresh Radishes 5C Tobruk. ' 20c 2 for ...... I O C The Italian high command also DOG FOOD KETCHUP Cheerioats. Ready-To-Eat . struck by an aiito operated by ______2 Can. 31c rrM h reported that Bnti.ah .motor vehi- ' Hershey SyTup, PEARS Cereal. 2 large *| M Lima Beans, Green apd Orange Juice, Royal Scar­ Henry Abcrle of Ellington which | Plump Native Fowl, 2 2 # » Tender Roasting Chickens, 2 0 ^ 14-Ounce skidded oifto the sidewalk. { Thank Ton Brand cles captured or destroyed'.up .ito i ] -lb. can, 6 cans 63c 16-Ouiice lrt,« packages ...... I ^ V White, Royal Scarlet, let, No. 2 can, Iceberg Lettuce 2 for 15c Jan. 31 totaled 1.'220. | 1 4 Sr, 17c Size Bottle...... 1 1C Can'...... lUC No. 2 can, 2 2 for ..,...... A l C Buys Bond i Boneless Lamb Shoulder, Fresh Pork Shoulders, Several British machines were • Iceberg Lettuce, The local Textile Union has pur- j Cans destroyed on the ground while j Wheatsworth, 100'"r Whole 2 f o r ...... Apricots, Whole Peeled, chased a 11,000 Defense Bond and pound...... A y e Block Raspberries 2 31c many others were badly damaged head ...... 10c LIB B Y’.S Wheat Cereal. | ^ Com, Golden, Brownie Royal Scarlet, 2 1 ^ it is announced, that more bonds I Roast Pork (center cut), 2 0 # » Legs of I.amb, 2 2 * In an Italian-German air raid on ^ TOMATO package...... I / C Brand. No. 2 can, ^ C No. 1 can, 2 tor ... 4? 1C will be purchased from time to pound ...... 494*C Fresh Broccoli , an airdrome, the Italians said. i Niblet Style SPRY time. Officers for the coming CORNED BEEF 2 for ...... jCDC Bunoh ^ 5 ^ Titxip Concentrations Hit- '• Corn, 2 cans ., JUICE .Maltex, 7 2 ^ year have been elected as follows: Patterson’s Tomato Sausage, Patterson’s Fresh Ground Beef, f t f t * Clover Honey "Troop concentrations also were 1 Lb. Can 24c Urge pkg...... Tomatoes, solid pack. Royal HONOR BRAND President, Harold Monahan; first pound ...... 43w C pound...... A y e 2 for 29c ''effectively attacked " the com- ( Scarlet, No. 2 can, A A — vice president, Warren Colburn; Fresh, lA>ng, Green munique declared; j Cartipbell’s v 22c can FROSTED FOODS Boneless Veal Roast, 2 0 # » Tender Pot Roasts, 2 9 c 3 9 c ""■ "IS c 2 can, 29c 5 ic can 3 Lb. Can 67c ,2 T o r...... Aye second vice president, Richard Bomber formations have con­ Tomato Soup, Graf; financial secretary, Steph­ tinued their attacks on .Malta, the | Whol^ Yellow Peas, Swed­ Strawberries, Patterson’s Scotch Ham, A 2 * St. I-awrenoe Each 7 C 3 can.a ...... 25c anie Yanlshewsky; recording s m - Cucumbers Italians' said, and three British ish Style, Sliced Pickled Herring, 1-lb. pkg...... A m C Patterson’s Good Tea, A f t * pound ...... ^ 4 9 C Hurricane planes were shot down LIFEBUOY Peas, 12-ounce retary, Dorothy Tansey. 2 Cans 2 5 c Large, Sweet, Juicy by the German;- in air combat ov­ Snyder 2 lbs...... A/C Royal Scarlet, A |* A Tnltlos Rate Increased Vi pound ...... " t w C Lean Daisy Hams, A S * Tender Peas er the island. | Chili Sauce, package ...... A9C .The Bo4rd o f Education of the SOAP Swedish Brown pint jar...... A^C Burt OIney Doz. 1 9 c Torpedo-carrying iLaJian planes bottle ...... lO^ Boneless Smoked String Beans, Town of.Vernon has decided to in­ Lean Smoked Shoulders, 2 7 # » Tender Baby Beef Liver, 2 0 # » Florida Oranges attacked a atrongly-protected con­ 21c Beans, pkg 1 crease. the tuition rate a t . the ...... IOC Herring, 4-pz. pkg. package ...... Ate pound ...... i 9 A e voy off Tobruk and scored a hit IvC Rockville High school to tl2S.0U 3 Cang 27C Large, Sweet, Juicy Baby Lima 1 QuSesUeSM 2 2 c 4 c . ? e : 2 5 c per year starting September 1.1 Honey Brand Bacon (mild cured), 2 Q * Diced Carrots • on one British ship in spile of 1 cool W A T W ^ severe anfvainraft fire, the Ital- Beans, 2 lbs. for 1842. The varioua boanla of edu­ pound ...... 4 9 0 C Native Fresh E^gs, A O # * Lord Calvart lana added. They said the hit cation of tba towns sending pu­ Pattcraon’a Sausage, Links or f t C * Grapefruit 4 for 19c biougbt the ship to a standstill. Cranberry 1 Large FIoTida Oranges PINK GRAPEFRUIT TEMPLE 0R.\NGES M J f i M pils to the school will be notified. Toilet Tissue 3 Rolls 19c Beans. 2 lbs, for 29c 'W n Y M T 25c This was the rate In effect previ­ Fresh New England Oysters, A f t * Fresh or Corned Brisket, 0 0 # » ous to ths depression in 1 9 ^ ' In Larga Package (Jreen Stamps Given With Cash Sales! German Planes Damage Pillsbury' 1 29^ S iS® 5 2Sc f this way part of ths increase In pint ...... H w C pound...... A y e Three Merchant Ships Buckwheat salary wlU be paid by the towns Large Pkg. 13c from which these pupils come. . ______^PkK. 18c Barkn. i From German Broad- F jo U T j^ ^ l^ E / 2 4 c Please Order Friday Evening Before 7 O’Clock for Morning Delivery Saturday, Weath* Gold Dust 10c ICEBERG LETTUCE Yellow Globe Tamips A paUtlao has bean received eaaUL Feb. i/Pt-. German 1 CELERY HEARTS er Permittlug. rlailTr carrying the war to Britain Cut-Rite from the Janitors at the schools, The JW.IIAU COM four fun time Janitors and one Sincere Service, 3 Bara 20c Malked anA damaged three (airly Waxed Paper, Telephone Service Until 8:15 P. M. Dipl 5137 Lifebuoy Soap MANCHSrrSII COMN* l% n * naerckanBahipa and directed 1 2 Ininchcs 2$^ 2 hcacls 19® part time janitor that they bo .lOH V CH VMBERS. a elrht altacW of "devasting ef- 125 ft. . t For The Morninq Delirerv. ______• jnatad » honui o( tbs same le r t ' again.-t ^ tlw a jf tar|etg oa - t MANCHESI KK EVENITJG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1042 mL MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1942 PAGE ELEVEN Ads Show Trend of Hmea Bic.vrle for Octogenarian Marine Pilot ------• Seattle—(d>)— The, clasatfled ad Mountain Lake, Minn. I. colum ns o f a Seattle newspaper Bargen,' 85, ha.s ordered a bicyclo Manchester’s Neighbors Shows Daring today carried theae: Will trade f o r future transportation. dresser, bed, dicker settee for "Shucks," he said, "I was brought' Hall High Plays Manchester Here This 6.00x16 tires. Will exchange furni­ up In one.” He recalled an old or­ at Rec ture for labor, digging bombproof dinance prohibiting bicycles from Fands His Plane Safely shelter. Will exchange lady’s fur sidewalks, but especially exempt­ Ml'S A rth u r S eb ert. M rs. Inn P After ‘Stick' Breaks at coat, acetylene welding outfit. Will ing him. since he was the post- Stafford Spriiips Beelie. V\ appiii^ accept horse. ma.ster then. Horse Racing Tokle^ Noted Ski Jumper^ Nearly 200 Are Present .Mrs. K in g sb u ry w as elei ted Base. Pro Golfers Ready Silk City Varsity Needs chairman of the knitting commit­ Mr«. \V. iira n t John O. Netto tee. to contact present and new Will Not Hurl Manrhefltrr ' Landing an airplane without' a Explains Proper Methods^ At Pomona Grange Meet 47t, SURord knitters, deliver yarn and direc­ "stick" is a daring Job. It demands tions and collect fini.shed gar­ j cool, steady nerves It s like driv­ For Western Onen Public Morale to Stay in Race The newly Organized Stafford ments The election of a chaii man W'appins? ilntnx*’ wus ing an automobile without a steer------Grange enlarged on the wedding Rotary Cliib/will receive its char­ of a sewing Tommittee will take well repre.senteil at the meeting ol |I mg wheel. By Mi». Clyd^ Mnrnhall place later. I Vet, Id. Clayton Jeronte, I'. them e ter from Rotary International in Ka.‘ t (Y n lral Pom ona No | Nearly two hundred mcmberi July-.\ugu»t M iss .lacob.son was elected I S. .Marine Corps pilot, once N«‘w York Commifision* 3, Wetincftviay evening, u h u h wa.': j „ ^ vitamins Leading Money Players Ularkp Experts Rugged of Elaet Central Pomona Grange One of the highlights of tne the sudRorium of Stafford High chairman of relief (und campaign I brought his 'plane to a safe land­ GET rHE Uronii Star er» Allot 180 Days for Rams Ramble High Captain met Wedneaday evening with En­ program was the month of Jul\ .school next Wednesday niftht Gov­ committee, and Mr. Kingsbiirv held with Knheld Orange. No. iril ing after his stirk broke off al Tee Off Today; Spnie Game 54 ith Visitors; ernor of the Rotary International chairman of the annual member- at Insfitute Hall m Hazardville. I the siK'ket. field Grange, at Enfield. Wap- presentedNiby Andover Grange A Sport of Kings at tab leau of a m arine, .soldier, -s.iil- Di.atrict, of which .Monson. the sliip dues committee oveiiinj; Wappiiu; r.rariK*' Then that reckless daring, tradi­ Unknown Might Upset Over Swedes Rriblol Is Prefifiing plng Grange won the attendance or. Rod Cro.ss Nurse with th,' spon.soiing club, i.s a memlier “y. lil riie honor roll for the cla.ss of ceiVfMl ilir iiahiuM toi th*' tional to Marines, came to the fore Metropolitan Traokn. Man rhr.iiiler Hard for banner for having the largest per­ •Spirit of Liberty .surmounting all present the chatter to the lot'al 1942, Windham High .scIk s U. Mttt Milam e at the m eeting. T he fol-I' anil he decided to try lashing the Dope on Phoenix. centage of Pomhna members pres­ carried out the patritoic theme organization. Tlte entire menibet\ whii h ha.s ju.st been annoiinceil lo... iii:; nu'inlH'i .y wer*' pia'.Ront I i .’tick lo the aide soc'set with his By Harr.v Grayson Win Tight Hoop Game l’’iri*f Placr; Defeat ent at the meeting. Master for July. During the tableau ship ot the Monson club is expect - Prlncijial Egbert A Case, iii- I'aBt Macter ami Mr.-^ Mf'inrr I trouser belt and necktie The cour­ By Robert Myera New York. Feh. 6 --Unless some Perry Lathrop was in the rhair Mr and Mrs Robert Wat.son. Ntrs W o n i l I B e C o f i t l y . another member of the Andover ed to be present to participate in (Tjides the names of six Somh ageous Marine worked for 4.5 mln- Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 6— — corps commander steps in. a.a did 48-44; Ramblers Top and conducted the routine busi­ tlie insituting program The .St.if- M ary Mills. M rs Kllen PsA»per. L<*vi j; utes. while his plane eomplelely MEAT Grange sang "I Am an Ameri­ Coventry pupils as having XJoir* greatest array of players, Lieut.-Gen. John DeWitt in Cali­ ness meeting. can." Following the l.ililiuiii, f'Uil charter i.s the first to he pre­ achieved an avetage of SO per cent T I>e\vey Mis ftuth Moo*i. Mrs. out of control, went through every fornia, racing will continue lo im­ Falcons 42-32. ■'■•illiam Hx!) High ba»kefball A RH F OK . nearly 150 strong, started out to­ Parade of Birthdajs F:il.sworth (’ovell. who .served in sented to any cluti in 1!142 I'mticr or oV'Vr for a three ,ind one-liall [..dtian Orant, Mr.s Levi T ilewey. ! trick known to aviators. II . V r / Z u / Y l / S O I R( prove public morale in tbe east, f’har'e.s Lathrop. Mrs 1 lelena. Los- day on a long 72-hole march point­ te.irri . -ir.’ :. (.> M in c h e jte r tbie P ro g ra m fo r the evening wii.s the navy during the last World will lie .-.erved at 7 .If) and will lie year period of aUendance. They Tries To Lund midwest and south just as though rhe Rambler* handed the Fal- unique and interesting and repre­ followed by a program of ad­ ter. U alter N h'r'Ster Mrs Mav ' ed toward cold cash and the cham­ evening and nnjtiling can happen. war read the log of his entire are, Edmond Posternsky. having Finally he decided his eniergenry nothing out of the ordinary w-as con* a 42-32 lesson in the West sented the parade of months in dresses and music, with about fiarber and the present master. improvisation might be good 1B V i l a i n i n t > pionship of the Westeni Open. h ap p en in g . Tills qinr.tct rim e "Ithin two eec- service in the navy from the time an av era g e of S7 77 per c en t. T. For years ranked as one of the Side Rec league last night in the the year. A Grange in the Ea.st three hundred guests expecteii to enough 'or a landing. \a he Racing, you are assured, is very 1- -'f -lef.-.iti.'-.g .M.anclie5.ter H ig h he enlisted until he wa.s riis- William (,raijam, K6 04 ; K atliery n I i THt .major tournaments on the na­ Central Pomona was responsible be present At present there are 2(1 ( 'h u rch .serv ires w ill lu- held as biouglit tile aliip elo.se lo the eartli happy to do this favor for the good opening game while the Rams “iriior in t ’li- ’ /.a.’.'ii and “x p ect to charged Grady, S.7.2 4, ^Theresa Kelly. 85 07; VARIITY tion’s links schedule, Ihi.a 1942 for each month. The program members in the Stafford Rotary, usu.il .-tundny morning witli .‘Sunday it was necessary lo keep his head of the caiiie. squeezed out a 48 to 44 win over Bolton Grange was in charge of Helen F'lalierty, 82 49: c'athenne W- MEATS edition shape* up even larger on I'U; a ..a the 1.;-C4l sch o o l* opened with all singing America with William .Sorensen, first presi­ school lii'ld at >i ."10 a in. w ith deep in thi cockpit as his hand • ti r LAM» VIAL u v ii New York is going all out, for I'lnrifi- To iicht ih« game w-ill be the month of August but failed to Bour, SI 46. the sports calendar in view of th e Fl>1 ng So’edes. Master Lucy Birdsall of Enfield dent, Other officers are vice- ( In.sses for all w hich will lie fol­ held the stick steady When the kM. example, with 180 racing days in playr.-i.ti-f. Si-booT street Rec be present. the cancellation of the National Martin. Phelop and W e 1 • * Grange welcomed the members president, Attilio Fra.ssinelli; sec­ lowed by the morning worship ser­ plane h it th e gro u n d the tlr.’ t tim e. 1.60 .22 .33 31 .38 place of the 175 w-hich set mutvel Sept«m>>er-(>ctober D , _ O pen. starred for the Rambler* with Fay -V-llh I no .second teirn.’ of both and the response was made by retary, Richard V Browne, tre,a - vice at 10:4.5 wath Rev il ,Mar.sh:ill It bounced high in the air. records lost year. ,.ch.>..!« r laving *hc rreUmlnarv Back to school days presented Few topnotch professionals were .ind Evan* taking the laurel* for Past Master Leonard Bragg of iirer, Harold W Bruce: sergeant- Budd in the pulpit, who will take It looked as if a serious crash T^traoewtopii There is nothing half way about tu K by Wapping Grange con.sisted of .34 ! .41 334 missing as such strong contenders the Falcons. East Hartford. at-arms, William G Liske Bene­ North Coveiilrv for ills theme. “The ..\rt of Wor- was inevitable. .29 .39 i the trust controlling the now inade­ I’ v j Ic Ne,-,! Victor' a tableau of a school boy and his dict Schwanda is chairman for the •siiip ' T he tex t will be found in as Ben Hogan. Byron Nelson, Sam In *plte of the brilliant work of January-February master; and musical .selections. IMtIIng all his skill as a pilot quate merry-go-rounds of the Em­ 7 la ir.'.pirtan' Man- dinner and program. Jo h n 4 :24 T he Y P S.C E. w ill NKOn,Me Snead and Jlniniy Demart-t tec'd pire State. Hultman and Johnson tbe Fljlng Enfield Grange presented high­ Word has been received-of the against the eruey antics ni the i ACID ILO a 4 10.0 16.2 35.5 "he’ier it hadl'- to itay up tr October was to be presented by "1*he F am ily I 'p s ta lr s ” a com ­ meet- at 5 4,5 ai the ('enter to go off over the Pho*athcrneek on course, a tree-treacherous, wOU “I'lnce” Oiddy, Guard th* ('■I'llXre-- w1 f|i Bristol The edy in three acts will be presenteip to Scantic where they will hold a doing Its bit. of Aceto. Smatchettt and Warren iocajp .are -A-ith th»ir arch riv­ with a skit on winter sports, se­ chester Grange meeting was held his second attempt nmde one of SCSI trapped flat layout w-lth par fig­ to n ig h t and to m o rro w n ig h t in tl»e Charles Heckler at the Day Kim- iinion service Rev. H Mai-shall and the Rama breezed under the al.’ s r I -I'X ’br H.l!! ’ enr.-l upset lections of Stephen Foster whose the .same night in Manchester. the most niiraciiloua landings re­ u re s o f 36-35— 71. wire with a four-point margins 1 birthday was in January; a short auditorium of the Warren MenRr- bell hospital in Daniel.son. Mr. Budd will be the speaker of the corded In the annals of flying his- That yam about the sport of th» ’ ['I'lt-'-ail \he Bell iruy team November-Deoemirer Six former winners of'the event v icto ry . ' Al Zamaitia paper on the origin of the name ial hall by the Little Theater g/oup Heckler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J ^'’^oing . „ lory. Dconiis Play kln;,s suffering 'rom a lack -v; -viil t.. in the ••'i'h Manches­ Coventry Grange took care of of Stafford Springs, for the bene­ •Scantic women will meet for Ryd were entered—three-time cham­ Rama January which came from the Charles Heckler of Bread and Milk 'Phe Navy Department .said Lt. pion Ralph Guldahl, Nelson, De- metal and feed was spun out of ter in ’ f-c.-ind piacX the month of November with a fit of the War Relief fund of Staf­ 1 Cross work on Thiir-sdav at 1 p m. w-hole cloth, you are told B F T two-headed goddess of the door­ stre e t. Jerome exhibited "great re.sourco- inaret, Ed Dudley. Harry Cooper II M . u i ' ’er -.»-in to n ig h t .short talk on Thank.sgiving and a ford Chapter. .American Red Cros,-*. I at the home of Mrs How ard Bar­ ' Smatchettl, r f ...... 5 0 10 way, Janus. SuRield departed Mr and Mrs Frederick Eberle fulness' and de.served "high com­ and Johnny Uevolta, but absent, ] Maine Tonight Plates go quicker than bits and f. ^ ■SI.! It sbouid) the >!g garaa of song: "Prayer of Thanksgiving." Frederick Pnicker is directing the ber stirrups, it is pointed out. but if Warren, If ...... 8 0 16 Roval Blues « ihc M,i.-.,ii -.ill b( .‘ue ^ e k hence, from the expected In dealing with have returned from a short vaca­ mendation " for hus bravery. and located somewhere in Armyj A ceto, c ...... 10 1 21 Hebron Grange was to have pre­ productions with Mias Inez Inno- ' Miss Dora Jeanne L.aveil is ,11 at all the old shoes were gathered up -v'lieii Brifit'-l ci.moe h e r ^ I f B ris­ K€bru&ry sud did not Includ® n^l* tion spent in Florida Jerome is now Lt (T'ol Clayton service, was la.st year's vii tory, Ed Fortin, rg ...... 0 1 1 sented the program for December cenzi and John W. Zelz in the lead­ h er hom e. and retnelted thare. should be tol is n.jf defeated lii the meantime ther Washington or Lincoln: in­ The members of the Christian C Jerome. Direi tor of Poraonnel (PorkyI piiver Gjnnecticut Took First McGeOwn. Ig ...... 0 0 0 Dye Sliaiiiroeks stead the group dealt with W oo^ but sent word that the driver of ing roles The supporting ca.st in­ Endeavor Society are reminded to of Marine (.'orps Aviation, at ilead- Over tills same course Oliver i enough shoes for a k-ng time. It will be th" rJ.'iyoff for flr.«rulace row Wilson, poets and aviatort the car had been inducted into the cludes: Miss Ruth M Knight, bring cookies, etc . to fill the boxes q u a rte rs. W ash in g to n . D. C. shot the 72 holes in 275, nine | Handled with care, a good bit will Iku-k ill .Stride service so Wappihg Grange sub­ George Lewis. Roland Ijihreche. \ Gaiiir; Renct^f Court la s t 10 years, and stirrups nearly T otal* 23 48 bom in this month. for our soldiers and sailor boys in strokes under par, for an average |'i■'■|.■b \\ ;i'rid c'Urk*- his tJie Fraiire lo I^iiiiirli Natlx'e Broilers Tender, Rlh or strip. Fresh a s long . Sw-edea Hawkfi Defeat Indiaii.s Mardi-April stituted and presented a tableau .Miss Helen Cote, Miss Kiinice this part of town. of a point or so over 68 per. round j Series with Yale. M htv !i.-.’t»r quintet hicjf jp I's of the manger scene, Christmas Hartley. Mrs. Barbara Sargent and "New 5’ork State can produra B Ftrld" Azainrt .’'OPMch Free Vernon carried the year along The Mothers' Club held a very Native Fryers Hia mark may he hard to beat, but I ...... 2 carols and 'concluded with a hu­ Roger Webber. Big Flying Boatis PdRK lb. 27c all the hay race tracks will need. T u rco tte, rf... Jrfl. an^ Bombers Tip \ra-1.my team Monday night the with a musical program with an enjoyable meeting with Mr.’ .Al­ many beln-ve ,’oineone in tins fu-ld Storrs, Feb. 6 —The UCdnn -lohnson. If ..,...... 7 morous reading "The Horse May bert Katzing, Wediie.’day evening Roasting Chickens Some trainers with a fanc.v for varsity looked and played like real Irish theme for March. April, Plumj', Small Fricassee can do just that ! Huskies led b.Y Coach Don White Hultman, c ....____ 6 Eagles al Rec Gym. the month of showers, was por­ Have His Day Again " The next meeting will be held at i Hogan, winner of two important Kentucky or California hay may ■champc.na. rhey broke fast, pass­ Programs Uistrlbutesl T u rk ey s leave for Orono, M.-iine. today to have to use local produce, or p-iy W eir, rg ...... ____ 2 ed with ac. unev and shot with trayed by a tableau of an April the home of Mrs Stephen Youn- i \’,i hy. 'T’noccupied Erance. Feb FOWL ea. $1.09 events so far this year, and Nel­ N oren, Ig ...... 2 T he P.o; al B lues -ontinue to The yearly program book in­ german, the first Wednesday in 6 4’ France has gone aliead son, head man In another, tied for engage tlie Ur.ixtrsity of .Maine in high prices " iniazmg skill It was the team shower with musical accompani­ South Coventry Boneless Veal Roast Gifford, rf ...... ___ 1 paint their opponents tills color ment; East Hartford arranged cluding the programs for the March. with the transatlantic flying boat Genuine, Selected. Fresh runner-up last year w-lth 278, the second of their annual senes i that ran up nine victories before twenty-five subordinate and Ju­ Transportation is the oiJy proh -1 . . blue. La.st night in the R“c being up.’e l bv f lerl-ien this part of the program. The Young Mothers’ Club met Master Roger Sims. Ruth Sims i construction w hich she planned Rump Pot Roast while another threat, Snead, fin­ the first of which wa,* won by T o tals ...... 20 44 M ay -Ju ae venile Granges comprising East and baby of Highland Park, are | before the war. it was learned to- ished nine shots back of the Port- lem seen Francis Dunne, but the Junior games they really s.iiacked However, if the team is to get Tuesday evening in the Library CALVES' LIVER Connecticut .58-4.5 at Storrs. On Referee. E. Blssell. Tolland Grange presented a fine Central Pomona Grange was dis­ spending a few daya with their j day, and five of the 70-ton planes Rump Oven Roast Iv Porky. Snead is overdue for man who takes up his new- duties in the final.’ of the State Scholas­ as presiding *tew-ard with the the Shamrocks so hard teat when playlet for May with a Mother's tributed at the Wedneaday meet­ for their regular meeting. In aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs. Ern- | are expected to be launched soon a w in .' Saturday night, the team plays jy tic tournament it will have to Chuck Pot and i lb. 38c opening of the ^few- Y ork reaso n a t R am bler* ir.c game was over instead of the Day theme. The cast was well ing, Th> next meeting of the charge of its president, Mrs. est Gowdy, while their mother. I T hey will be pow ered by si.x Henry Picard, fome r P. G. A. re tu rn e n g ag e m e n t w-iUi New"^ m ain tain it.’ p lay in g edge through Oven R o a st I,arge. f,ean Jamaica. April 9, does not believe B triditlonal gr»en they were the remainder of the aea.*on. The chosen and the play well received. East Central Pomona will he held Oladyce O. Bi.’.’ell There wore 17 Mrs Kenneth .Sims, is a patient at m o to rs of 1..500 horsepow er, w ill i kingpin, who rejoined hia pro as- at* Hampshire at Durham Connecti­ it will l)c a serio u s one. esp fcialty P Sheridan ...... 1 blue. The final score wa.s 51-lh. tempo o. the squad has gradually June, the month of weddings, was April 1 -it will be a day meeting present. It was voted to hold the the Manchester hospital. j have a rniiaing speed of 180 miles ' uU» FRESH SPARE RIBS Kociatea here, is another overdue T M artin ...... 4 Ian hour and are expected to be .tin tbe Lamb Shoulders s ta r , a n d m ay be a th re a t. H e w-aa cut Won the first rnrounfer with in the Metropolitan area with it’ ’ In the .sc-'ond g.ime the Bombers been Increased until it hit the In charge of Columbia and this with Stafford Grange. March meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Derosia b e t' H P helon ...... 5 got the ceiling over the Flying able cro ss the A tlan tic in 24 W he" a\ik»- paired today in a threesome with .New- Hampshire .57-36 Connecti­ subway service. j peak last Monday at Norwich. Af­ Mrs. Clarence Jeffries in Windham are the parents of a baby boy horn twice S a u e rk ra u t V T a g g a rt ...... 3 Katie* and bombed them right out at the Windham Memorial hospital hours wilti to pa.ssengers.' i tie '" ' isiof ■ml'' Hogan and amateur Bob Walker cut should retuni from this North­ ?'thing is all right In ' ter Clarke had rolled up a big Center, upon her invitation. Mrs. -prec H ’WC 19c lb. E W eiss ...... 5 of the sky. 2S16, Ferg ison, chief an’**' l-smb I-egs of South Bend. Ind. ern inva.’ ion w ith tw-o v icto ries to racing as iong as the siickrra, ho- 1 i .score he made several change* in fit for a real husky fellow, being Virginia Ru.ssell waa appointed to in Willimnntic. St> Vout Larger Size—Sjierlal! P. Helm . . . 2 homber for the w-tnnors, had the The pastor met w ith .some of llie Coii’ider ( oiiipillHorv Exercise f jie lit’ ,\ute»- The featured painng for gallery add to their pre.’enl record of five out. and Tropical Park and HiaXah i Torger Tokle power dive* 263 feet over Olympian Hiil in Snoqoal- the lineup, working out a scheme Just about roomy enough for the have chargie of collecting Ixxiks o n iF F E R E N T — range and ii-’e-l it lo good advint- H ebron ordinary girl of 20. They arc knit officers and committees of the ,(ote detiC'O"’ mteresL however, centered on De- win.’ and three losses How-ever, figures .’how the-,- are still biittihcr ' mie Bowi to win Seattle Ski Club’s open Jumping tournament. to h.ave plenty of reserve*. for the vietiry' drive, among mem­ diet ate Old Fashioned FOWL ea. $1.55 their hnnna out against the ironv Tota:.’ 20 42 ige. Just according to directions, ('hristian Endeavor Society Wed- ' Cambridge. Mass . Eeb 6 '.•P' cake* maret, Dudley and Hollj-wood’s past report.’ show- that both Maine C'urtl* Out bers. The club donated several cup -Meat L oaf m en. F alcon* A'.eto and Plerro took the though. Domestic Animals Com­ nesday evening and made some j The Harvard Alumni Bulletin said | baVif^' (.All E xcept F irs t- 8 R ibs) (hampion amateur. Bing Crosby. and New Hampsliire are danger­ \ By Burton B('nj.-unln Deacon Curti* is o u t fo r the re ­ Two important notices have needed articles for use in the li­ ii'ty If if wasn't for unf.ivorshle 1 can. for that mean* distance. In B Hawks up into the stratosphere missioner Claude W. Jones tried suggeations as to different types ! today Hi,at university officials were Comedian Bob Hope \4-,-n a possi­ ous on Iheir home courts and it la .. NEA, .serNice Staff C orreopondent mainder of the season. He waa de­ been received at the town Clerk'a brary kitchen. Mrs. Dorothy Voz- First Prize tile air you lean for.vard In a McGeown, rf 2 and completely scalped, shaved and one on it Is said, with ludicrous of Sunday evening -services i nnsidermg a program of com- . ROAST BEEF ble added rt*rter. impossible to predii t the out: om» I effort lould oi> clared ineligible just before the zola and Mrs Sue Colmer, host­ Skinless and Pineapple of tain its tremendous morale .N’orrH,on. Conn. F eh 6 • - The flo.-.ting position, .ilmost horizon­ H F*y. if . . 4 o'her wise mistreite.i tt.e. Indliin office and have been posted in results. The workers can only hope The snow plow w.as kept busy pul.sory phy.sical exercise for stu- I It wouldn't be aurpnsing if some cither game N or.vich game and thi* broke up esses, ’ei ved . refreshments of Dipped Frankfurts from New- 5’ork racing the year setting perfC't. A simple tal. Yc’.r legs arc together, arm-s G Evans, c . . 3 Jrs. II was a rout from start to coneplcuous places The first con­ their work, so carefully done, will Thursday afternoon and evening dents. The idea of the proposed of golf's unsung heroes tooje Renew- I'ale Series the combination the Clarke had stuffed roll.’, cake and coffee 39c lb. c h a rg e o f th e to u m -rin en t, a t leajcd.v like the wing of .m 71-13 Box scores: aldiBg in the town, except those al­ if there would be,no difficulty on use their cars every day for work. "physical toughness rather than the 5’ale senes when Coach Don 32 Charlie Beilis and Al Walulkl to injuries received when their car Lb. Freshly Chopped Ground Beef. caddy Bill Wllllamsoh of Los An­ tell you sp ark le. It w-.-i.’ . Ixkl. b’.cak. alnio.’ -. L. 1 I.',e. T otal* ...... 13 Royal Blues ready registered or exempted by that score. recreation." White's Huskies meet the Bulldog tbe team and both theae boy* skidded on the icy road last Sun­ geles and Herman Barron of (ic o 'a te . '13.’ m tlie houj-c Referee, C. Belli* B F T law, wl.o were bom on or after A hard, sweeping snow began Our Sausage Meat at 3.1c lb. . . SmJll Ends of Pork lo on Tuesday evening. Februarx' - \i li n you land, j-oii must con- show ed up well th e first time out. day. and struck the retaining wall cook with Kraut ( I 'i to 2 pounds) at 20c lb., and White Plains, N. Y . playing with ( re t -c :I-.- . ; 1 o ‘ . ivilLzatitn. i.:.uc .Miiouth; . No pawing for Robb, rf ...... 3 0 6 Clarke will probably -jae hie Feb. 17, 1897, and on or before here early Thursday morning, amateur partners, won yesterday’s 10th, at New- Ha\en On the basis The . I :v...t i.n'4,:* grc.-" Pivoea. if ...... 6 0 12 making rapidly and reaching a opposite the Center school. They Expert to Settle | 'Of comparafne scores fhl* game . -il.-i;.-c SI ;. .if coui'se. no falls. 1/ regulars at the start of the game. Dec. 31, 1921, in accordance with Chipped .Morrell’s Ham at 2.'»c Ih. arc g(H)d value.sl p ro -a fn a te u r co m p etltl'-n w-.tti U C '1 - ■ m -1 tw'^d p-int.^ 3 n.’v. c i - 'Ji-orgetU. r f ...... 1 0 2 were badly shaken up and re­ should he a natural as Yal* defeat­ New lee Star Ol. fall. U-.e jimp is. . ut and you Zamaitls. Chapman and Rsindy the President's proclamation. The depth of 4 to 6 inches by 2 p.m. The Shoulders of l.amh offer a lot of lean meal for about best bfUK^ores of 6.3 od the .; He ■( a-, 'fa II, \hloi;,: L iu te n b ac h . c ...... 4 0 8 ceived bruises and cuts but not ot ed Brown tw-o wreks ago 57-56 lc-,'.c Skiing Fans Bix>wn as offensive acts and Bob Hebron town hall will be open for It kept on and it began to look Fiishin k-|ji BociOfTie* Brown and Johnny Klelnschmldt this registration Feb. 16 from 7 dubious regarding anj social ac­ Chirk Hubert of Battle Creek, Dion, Ig ...... 3 1 7 The South Coventry Branch ii Connecticut in the first game of Sparks Bisuns I'.xl r i:,. iiic,. of : 1 ok F.I In I . >. in tbe back court. This is tbe beat a.m. to 9 p.m. Those who may be tivities that had been scheduled Mich , Dinch Harrison of Chicago Welcome Snow '^ h a rlie r, 3 0 the Rockville Chapter of tlic ' the season bv a score of 50-48. It "Thi.’ lof 'k-* Like of N or \ T--'k'.e iTok-In alth o u g h he ha* combination, although several of absent from the town should regis­ for that evening The motoring Tokyo, Feh 6 (From iapanese | and Nel.’on had 67's, while Snead i American Red Cro.ss held an or­ I-and O’ Lakes or Iowa I will he intere.’tir.g to see how- the .. e .. ■ I, I ilro|'i-ed that pron-inciation for _____ the other squad looked good out ter at the nearest place of regis­ was noticably slackened, and pe­ Total.’ ...... 25 1 51 ganization meeting Wednesday Bnmdvast.’ i '.-4’' Conversations! and Lloyd Mangnim. aurjinsc lie I'-'i-pcr T"t.le fr.i-.led. i.ie .tmcrlcsn version - Tok-eli there on different occasions this tration where they are temporarily destrians had to watch their stop.’, Best for Juice fast break offense of Don White's McDonald Adds Punch Shamrock .liininrh low- pro in the Croshv tounianieni .,-,,.,1 . , j . "5 i. . I'.e ,1 in his unmistak­ located. Should the town hall there being an icy bed under the evening at the home of Mr, and between Japan and Russia looking ' 1...1 u .ri upon whKJi he has relied to .’j'c.’ks of his ,irt in the offh.and I Exrellenl (xinrlitiont* y e ar BUTTER, 2 lbs. 83c able .-'I-.'- .:i acepnt. ' p erh ap s B F T F o r thoi*e w ho c an n o t g e t in prove inconvenient for the pur­ snow. One or two falls were no­ Mrs L. A. King.sbury. An execu­ to settlement of the Japanese-So- ' .Strawberries ...... ?9c 1 -0 A hn^tk ^ will effect the mnP drlenso To BufTalo; Hershey manner you might describe the Davidson, r f ...... n like the fjor ls at TYondheim " Prevail Up North; 1 2 the gym tomorrow night the gam* pose, through extreme cold or for ticed but no injuries were reported. tive committee was elected, which viet fishery question are progress­ ' ^ ' i of Coach Ken Yale team, game of jqck* D avis, rf ...... 3 0 Youngbeiries Wilson’s Delicious .also, how effectiv ely th e C onnec- Made Poor Swap. 6 will be broadcast over loud speak­ any other reason the fire house The Hebron Women's Club was 1.,eludes: Chairman. Mrs, L. A. ing smoothly, V'ice Foreign Min­ It was in the e surroundings, so Obxiously Jumping takes amaz­ inter Sports On. F la retv , c ...... 0 Ford Honk Limas 0 0 ers downslHira in the game ttiom. may be used instead. In that case nothing daunted by the weather Kingsbury: treasurer, L. A. Kings­ ister Haruhiko Nishi said today. Regular Limas CORNED BEEF C * 1 ' tu 'it defense can stop the brilliant reminiscent of his homeland, that ing coordinatloir; timing, balance, Tones, rg ...... 1 n 2 bury; secretary. Mrs. Robert . ^ 1 1 1 la i long-shot, follow-m offense put on w-e met the flying Norseman power, stamina and a cool head. This will also apply in the Bristol a notice will be placed on the and hell their Valentine party ac­ NLshi, testifying before a com­ Cut Com HASH, 3 c a n s ...... By The Associated Press S upple Have.’. Ig ...... 0 0 0 While; Mrs. Thomas Graham. * XX V-^XIIXV I by Ingley and Vogt, the two ,’harp- -zhose ski jump ng has made his Tokle has them a|^l. Experts call By neiirx- contc.’ t. door of the hall to that effect, and cording to plan Thursday after­ mittee of the House of Represen­ Peas Broccoli Those responsible for the deal Boston, Feh. 6 .New E n g ­ M cFall, Ig ...... 0 0 0 an effort will ^ made to spread noon at the home of Mrs. Carlton Mrs. Raymond B. Bennett, Mrs. tatives examining a bill of the I .’hooters of the 5’ale team and the w-hich sent Kilby MacDonald to name legi.-n among winter sports him the most j>o^rful jumper Asparagus Ups Apple Blossom Soap. follow--in of ra[)tain Scelback. land winter iports swung Into tull the notice of change. H. Jones. The members exchang­ Cesar Ruiz, Mrs. L. M. Phillips. Agriculture and Forestry Minis­ the Buffalo Biaona In the Ameri­ follow e rs How- does he do it ? this country has eveb know-n. He T o ta j s ...... , 5 Pioneer Sbip|j W rightman and Norton, .‘'eclback, stride today as the best comlitionh 0 10 The second notice, issued by ed valentine.’, did Red Cross work Mrs. Herman LcDoyt, Mrs. A. E try, said the Japanese government 6 bars ...... can Hickey League have given "5','u ski about 690 feet on the has tremendous recoil-and kick Referee, Thomas. Wnghtman and Norton all tower of the acaaon aw-aitcd several sanc­ 1 Governor Hurley, relates to the and partook of refreshments. Stewart, Jr., Mrs. W. L. Ro.se, was endeavoring to reach an amic­ Scott'. . . Delsey and Buffalo fans something to cheer inrun,' h» points out. "emuehing His balance is .xuperh. In 39 meets You Must Hush Waldorf Papers. I above six feet and ail arc taller tioned Ski meets and carniyala certificates of identification requir­ A number of local young people Mi.sa M a rg a re t Jacob.son, M rs. E. able settlement with Ru.ssia as Meadow Brook about for the flr.st time since last 1 aj. you g.-un sp>eed he h as w-on .35. fallen only tw ice. Heading the lUt of attractions n « u i ed of all alien enemies, technically witnessed a basketball game at the | L. Beerwort, Mrs. James Malcolm. Pard and Ideal Sw a^hblirkling \^ inil«*rM 'alk.’t man that C onnec "On the tran.’ ilton. you ri.’e Tokle came to the United State* quickly as po.ssible. Orange Pekoe Tea. ticut can inu.’ ter November, when the Herd ende-i 1 m Darlnouth's dvllatcd carnival - • H T ! so known, Germans, Japanese University of Connecticut Tuesday D og Food a sevi-r.-game winning streak. slo-A-'y. th en .’p rin g an d kick y - i r on J-an 21. 1939 One of 11 ch il­ f-AFrHnri.s rf 4 0 8 1 At Net Games ' 2 pound . . . , ...... Ixiot Chulistw 34-32; High .Scoring Team S t'tt England's Premier Sno-w l-'es- and Italians who are not citizens evening. Dog Boaes . . .$ lbs. lOc The fall, blond left-winger has legs Hs -. -u tut the'takeoff 5’ou dren, hi* home wiis in L/ikken tival w-nich has been slripj'Cd hy B riggs, I f ...... 4 0 s i of the United States and who are Mrs Della Porter Hills, He­ Tetley’.9 (lOO count) Suicides Also Win. ('oime.-t lent, .111 eight games played only two game* so far in -i must hit in th- middle of the skt Verk. 40 mile,’ from Trondheim. the war of inuch of its fun. laugli- P ie rr '. e ...... sir. 1) .32 1 resident here. This is in accord­ bron's town clerk, has spent sev­ S pecial! played to datf. has aocumnuilatrd | Buffalo uniform since he WH* trao- bixit to not (listanre. “ In Nonva.v. he say.’, anybody Aceto, rg ...... 7 d e l iv e r y ter and color. 1 1.5 ■Orpanizetl Cheering I* ance with a proclamation by the eral days this week at the home ol GROUND BEEF, lb. 19c Tea Bags, b o x ...... 41.» . points for an averapo of 52 j - hy the-- ...... Hershey,. Bears B for Boi If vou ki.'k too soon the' skis w ho know s how- to w alk know-s Conditions - Fergu.’on. Ig ...... 3 0 President of the United State.s. TTi* Ihoneer Parachutes failed ii her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. points i>er game agiun.’l their op- , Omcie. but his presence seems to tall. If you kick loo late, you re how- to ski. H e s ta rte d at 3. New Hanipshlr®— Gankti^kip, ...... , 1 0 Taboo W'hen Tennifl The period set apart for the pur­ to unfold last night at the Y ao 6 and -Mrs. H erb ert W. P o rte r. She pom-ot.s 362. an average of 4.5, , bave given the Bisons a new lift, liable to do a somersault. You’re He began to jump when he was Good skiing at Bartlett, Canaan. pose begins Feb. 9 and ' cbntinue.s • U H I U T L ^ p 1 f ’ How to give proper Saturday service... both delivery the Pirates slappeci them down. Stars Are Playins;. was at the town clerk's office on winch gives some idea of them , Kilby made his debut with the going 65 to 70 miles an hour when 6. A t 9. -he w-on a local to u rn a ­ Franconia. Hanover. Interv-ale. 1 through Keb.,28. The friendly co­ 34-32 and led all the way from tbe offeiisn-i- iihility. They have been I’l ; the appointed days as usual. ! and store. . .becomes increasingly difliciilt. If you want Bisons Wednesday against Provi-. take off. ment with a leap of 80 feet. He Jackson. Lancaster. Lincoln. .New-- Indian JimlorM operation Ol ail IS asked to facili­ IT COMES FROM BAUMS ITS GOOD first four minutes. SoutherglU and relying on a fast break offense Philip (.’lark was called upon to V FD D D STD R E -your order early on Saturday, won’t you plea.se try our dence and paced his new mates to i "The Jump lifts vou 65 to 70 soared 130 feet before his tenth found Region, .North Conw-ay, B F T New- O rlcai's. Feb 6 —l/R i—E m - tate the identification of the.se per­ act as pall be-arer at the funeral Tedford toased baaketa around ind blit have, in recent games employ­ r r ■' P-r. I'i'.ne I’'l' ec.-ity t»n- Friday night ’phone service? Call up to 7 ;00 tonight. au 8-1 victory, scoring two goals feet in the air. I jump as high b irth d a y . North \NoiKlitock, Osaipee Region. R. Ferguron. rf . , . . . 1 1 3 i sons, all of whom just file ap­ of George Donning at the Lebanon through the Pioneer defenaea with ed a defense all over the floor r: .i-l- ■' --iM like t.j hush up and asalsting on tw-o more. He Ilnkham Notch. Plymouth. Suna- Thompson, If ...... 2 plications a t F irs t or Second f'la.s.s Congregational church Thursdat Daily delivery Monday through Friday on $1.00 mini­ eaae and accounted for 22 pol#U which has proven valuable to 1 ^ 1r-.rl',' r. ’ p-"p-, .’.il by Gardna.r between them. Modean was the big proved that it w-s*n’t just begin­ pee. Sugar Hill, Tamworth and Pv^tten, c ...... n ') > 1 Post Offices or County Seat Post at 3 p m. .Mr. Donning died at the SATURDAY SUPER VALUES! mum orders. . .Saturdays it is neces.sary to ask you to them . TTie team is com posed of : another fast car for an even long- ’ l l!'. - I ' ■ I till- root at r e t noise for the losers, hut he got four seniors and a Junior, tlie av­ ners luck last night by bettering WatervUIe Valley. Powder surface ; '.''tiitr - g Offices nearest their place of resi­ old .Spafford place Just over th< make it a $2.00 minimum. Morning delivery on orders I e r time. . . .off h is ."ihow-ing a g a in st ■". 'i-.l ■ ' "f ’ ’ . e *!i- ■! V* b ’ «e- dence. where printed instructions scant help from hi* males. erage height of the four seniors the performance with three goals over hara bass in most places. I H'lfinl. Ig l> line in Lebanon, where he ha.s Lean—Tender Sports Roundup I Bob Pastor a couple of w-eeks ago, Land O’ Lake* received up to.9:00 o’clock. Orders received after that. In the second the Suicides i bi’ing not more than 5 ft. 10 in and an assist as Buffalo shut out Fair skiing at Laconia. Monad ’• ••; pl-j’er are available. made hLs home for some lime. Ht (3audio ViUar, th* Spanish heavy- time go on afternoon deliveries. trampled on Highland Park with- 'The only man in the starting line-, the New Haven Eagle*. 8 to o. nock region. Littleton. Whilefield. -. ■ ! ■' re-'-announced Volunteer workers on a commit­ IS an uncle of Mrs Helen Grabbi t B.v Hugh Fullerton. Jr. w'eieht, probably will ge another tee headed by Howard Kelsey a-s i.‘'paffordi Cummings. POT ROAST CUT-UP FOWL out mercy. Holmes and WUkie ! up over 6 ft is Jim-Connors, the A crow-d of 4.256 turned out to M aasachuaete— R ffrir". T': mu.’ t- :;-l"i»rtS. h" -VIS put ■ 'x ^ t chance to fight In W ashington... Good skiing a Brodle Mounain, chairman have been busy on the About 12 were present at the engineered this victory and got i ^ock guard, w lio measure.’ 6 ft 2 watch Goalie Clauile Bourque New- 5’ovk. Feb. 6 --'4 '.-In his ' -- 'l.-'ic.; rla. v-ould be Frank Zamans. Tony Galento's Lanesboro and in Pittsfield i8ta le work of building a platform for an regular gathering of hospital em­ PINEHURST splendid help from Iheu- mates in i Sam .I.iakilka of An.’onia is the record his t-mr1 h sh u to u t ol th>' ■' B o m lm r' -■p-n f' y ellin g 3 3 c lb. 7 9 c each fo u rth place I “ ‘Kf’ a t Ne-z- Y ork s .New- Jersey neighbor, has made a Forest. Fair skiing atAlreat Bir- altar to be placed in the Hehron ergency workers Tuesday after- the. backcourt Chapman led the leading' .score'i to date with !‘l I sca.'e n to lift th e T.-- 1 p-'vcit ci.-lomers 1-2 games o( I Monroe High. Hank Greenberg hit with Detroit fans by trotting Congregational church. The de.sign r.'Hjti The m eetin g w as held in th( Land O' l_akes Butter. Ih. 4(k- .Native B r o ile r * ...... each 89c losers on the floor but was imablc points, while Nick Vcrbillo. senior Bis.'ns to within tln g lo n .N'aci'.ovvfki, rf . . , . ., to - Hfi I'-.p at tb"V k"pt FRUITS AND VEGETABLES around the ring after each fight M aine— waa made by Henry Saling, who is casualty or emergency rooms al to carry the burden hy himself. center from New I,ond(>n, is .sec­ a playoff berth In the W estern di.- played on championship basketball Gustafson. I f ...... "• b-u:-.1 s or li--'--I'..:; . Genuine Spring Grote X Weigel thanking the customers for at­ „alsp one of the workers. Olher.s You need no expert to tell Porterfield w-as also a fine "gun­ ond w-ith 89: Fedele Mugavero of vlslon. • Good at Andover and Riimford Frrgii-win, c ...... I'o-i 1. l',aie, OP" ot the nations the H. C Porter basement. The Chicory ...... 10c Crisp, California, Golden and soccer teams but his baseball tending. . . putting an end to a volunteering fo r lh>' project arc time was .sjient in marking the FRANKFUR’TS you that California orange ner. ' gatherthg ten points, also. New- London, th ird w ith 86: C a p ­ Buffalo's scoring spree ran the V erm ont— MoCat'.n. rg ...... to-p a n r ii' u r cl.v . rs a few y e a rs CARROTS .... .2 bchs. 17c te.im was only the runner-up . . . terrific war argument. Jimmy Good skiing at Stowe iMt. Albert Hiiding, Fred Brehant. linen.’ maile by the members. The LEG O' LAMB SLICED BACON Tomatoes T he sco res tain John Winzler of Manchester, total number of goals score.! Ha ugh. I g ...... ago and a pr■'fes.’iop.nl with B'll juice Is richer! Gbris Dundee has Just added light- Jobn.’tmi remarked: "The guy who .Mansflel-j I and Rutland (Pivo Richard Ives and Earl Porter. name Hehron w a.s embroidered on P lra te o foiirtli w-ith 62: and Vince Oiddy against the Eagle* to 21 in tw o n pT .ke. i g ...... T ildc’i 8 tennis tours from 1931 to Cucumbers TEXAS BEETS . 2 bchs. 17c ought to get all the medals is Peak) with new pow-der surfaces All the woik ia going on rapid­ the pieces completed You !te it in the deeper B F T of Naugatuck, fifth with 24 point* nights as Pittsburgh batted 13 weight Jo.se Baaora to his stable 193" Mid: Peppers BiUy Conn.... He really had to over good base. Fair skiing *t ly and it is believed that the in­ T here w ere 10 a l the W ednes­ 2 8 c lb. 3 3 c lb. color. You taste it in’the Sullivan, rf ...... 4 0 8 The Connecticut student body past netminder Phil Stein Wed­ by purchase from Angel Lopez. 12 ' 7 :■ '.1 .« I!;-- m ost ndicuiou,’ California Fresh fight for his life against those last Brattleboro. Good with powder on terior decoration and renovation day evening gathering of Red Celery isouthergill. If ...... 1 0 2 and alumni are expected to turn nesday. Four of Dundee’s 11 fighters are FI V ini: Fu„-U-’ il'.iuj I w iie.vrd i f them all. more delicious flavor. ICEBERG LE'TTrCE, hd. lOt tw-o sparring partners Cooper old base at Manchester and \Voo.i- project can be completed by the fToss workers, several coming RIB LAMB CHOPS LARGE—LOCAL T edford, c ...... 5 0 U) out in full force for this game, No games are scheduled for to­ In the armed services, and Chris I'. I !.-n:v.- 1.’ a it-i.T.'-- tliat req u ires s Pascal Celery and Turner. ” ford. ' rcni-:-T.u.- of .oii-rentr.a- flrsrt of M arch and the church from Amston Bed gowns. layettes, And science verifies it. • B. Southergill, rg ... 6 0 12 weather conditions permitting. A night, but the men behind the men complains "As aoon as I g e t ’em F.Uu.'.i rf CENTER PORK CHOPS FRESH EGGS, _ CAULIFLOWEff, hd. 25c-29c ■ It s l-.k>: g.>!t Vou n ev er h enr again opened for acrvices. pillows, etc , were worked on. Rareripes Grisw-old, Ig ...... t o 2 I’niverstty band •$ 35 pieces, cheer behind the sticks in the American the gi'vernment fake.* ’em away ” nuiiT. T BABY BEEF 4% e j d o z e n ...... HIC More viumins C and A, and Today's Gueot 8tar ■IT' '.■■■■ -. .-il Wien « mans tc " ir g Nothing definite came out of the Cookies and coffee were served calcium in every glass! Spinach Mc.Mullin, Ig ...... O O o leaders and ail the rest that goes League wilt be on the firing line . . . .The Good Neighbor movement attempt to aecure bus transporta­ following the work session. I.IVER. lb...... A Real Big Treat! Good Quality Maine of* Native with a typical University of Con­ themselves in a 40-minute charily m ay take a severe setback in the Boh Dunbar. Boston Her.ild: Polihll rf-tri-c. r, ■ .a g'i'.f 1''uruain"nt necticut basketball game will make "We never w-ant to see again the "In l id '. l•.■(iU.Ie.’ even m ore tion for the 75 or more munition A son was born Wednesday Only Navels are seeMeu! Tnmips ^ POTATOES...... peck 47c 17 34 game at the Boston Garden. Mlllro.’e track meet tomorrow iin- f'ordcri 1- workers of Hebron, at the meet­ -Sunkist Orange*, ^ Q Seedle** Grapefruit, U Q the trip, to the Payne Whitney les.x C liile’s G uillerm o H uidobro woni 'Inst' applied in a .story to a :)'t"pi'"P than golf In tennis the morning to Mr and Mrs. James And they are easy to peel, Sweet Potatoes Pknieeira Fare Real Ti*>l ;.n;i rr,r’"'-Mlly m.ivrig. som"- ing held for that purpose Monday Plouffe who are making their dozen ...... New, Crisp, (ireen Gymnasium on Tuesday for what and Bi-azil'* Jose Bento Assis know­ l>ajl p l.iy er w ho e n lists in th e McDowell, I.-I .'■• i-r-11' f ’ .-t. It's so fa s t th a t evening at the Amston Lake Club­ home at the H. C Porter- place. Florida Oranges, 00*» Yellow Globe Turnip*,' ^ slice and section, for recipe Cranberries , CABBAGE, average 15c each Is hoped to be one of the biggest To Use Freshmen how- m uch ru n n in g in the.xe- in ­ .irmed service. It’s immeasurably n c fcrc " fhoniH esamey. If .. ■t 'ir i:u.;'.g 1.’ :ust -iff a Se>-ond house. Moat of those present were dozen ...... A i P C "iiie arid “eating.” Connecticut basketball nights in door scrambles is done with the more Important for the country Down In New Haven this ev" Modean, If .. '.'11 n-. I pill m >s th e snot. inclined to believe that the present Tangerine*, I-arge Iceberg Lettuce, U Q j- the University’s history. Yale Un­ elbows Instead of the feet. . . .Th* to find a good soldier than It is for nlng there promises to be one of The finest fruit from Fresh Rhubarb Blanchard, c iversity athletic authoiltlea have On Varsity Teams means of transportation, that la by dozen ...... 2 fo r ...... I jPC l>argc, California Cleveland Indian* may aoon hire any sport to lose an outstanding the best glrU’ games on the en­ SpeiHliii" Rate .Benaon, rg .. done everything possible In ar­ the worsert using their own cars Baldwin Apple*, O 14,500 cooperat i ng grtweta SLICING ORANGES Limes <1 press agent, whose first job figure." tire season. The undefeated Man I’r-icfice I sing .Arrows Conran. Ig . ranging for the comfort and con­ or combining for the trips, would 4 lb*...... is trademarked “ Sunkisc" 39e doz. 3 doz. $1.05 Pineapples New York. F*b. 6 -uP)— R e g a rd ­ probably will be cen.xortng the cheater lassies tangle with the Elm 81 J.566 Second ...... 39c Murphy, Ig . venience of the UConn follower* Recreation be adequate for some time at less of what the rest of the ivy words "cry babies. ’ City gals in the preliminary con­ ■MouiiJ (_'Jt,.. M o .-lA 'i—W orried on the skin. tt4S. Avocados and it is expected that all those least. The real test will come Florida Tree-Ripe league decides to do. Harvard. 5'ale test and those losalea from the (M f'ID E N T D E L M O N TE OsIlfomlB Fnilt On Strawberries 14 32 alumni and Connecticut fans who about amn-unlttor. for jmur home when tires give out. Perhaps by anci P rin c e to n —the so-called "Big college town are also coming In­ Washington. Feb. 6 ->78 The ORANGES R e fe re e - have Iteen denied admission lo the Confusion f omer Center Items a r s e n a l’’ take a tip from th* that time there will be some way present session of Congress to 3 doz. 79c Dromedary Dates Three"--are going to use tlieir to the game with a clean slate Mound Citv Ami-ncan Legion poet. out of the difficulty. It seems as FLOUR KETCHUP 27c doz. home games nl Storrs will turn Michigan Stale baa four sets ol lEFENSE The Manchester r. A.'s tackle tlie light this count! y's foes — has Figs freshmen In varsit.v athletic com­ T oday T hinking o f that day when of out. identical Iwtii.’ on its sporta squads all If the munition workers should be shoveled out appropriations or con- .'>• P o u n d Fancy petition for the' duration of the home club in the nightcap with 6-9—Junior boys' game room the bullets may be in the Army |iroMded with some wav of g ettin g Seedless Grapefruit Holmes, rf ...... 8 but Fran Dlttnch, assl.’tant track the odds favoring the silk city tjj^ct authorizations at the rate of B a g ...... A*WC BALDWIN APPLES w-ar. 4 open. E S. a n d W. S. and the Legion member* may be go and from their work. 2 2 5 c SEEDLESS 4 for 25c lAicas, If ...... 2 coach, claims ^ n and Bill Fern- team . $14,566 every second^aiac< ip-eaae Large Delicious Apples Oenovesl. If ...... 4 While the "Big Three" decision 6- 7- Small gym open for bn d- called on for emergency patrol, I Tha 34 Army ileeveless sweat­ vened a month ago. Last Night ^8 Fights apparently created no great sur­ strum are the riost confusing pair. All through this season, thus ball. E. S. they've laid In a supply of bows er* called for as Hebron's Red Evaporated Milk, O S w an Soap, Red Grapes WUlcle, c . 1...... > 6 When It ended its flf-st month, 6 for 25c prise among the other four schools Seeing one of them oh the track. far, little opposition has appeared 7'8—Small gym open for h-i.xing snd arr.'ws an.l are practlctag Cross quota have all been given 3 c an s ...... A W C Napoli, rg ...... 1 BUY yesterday, the session had appro­ 2 large bars...... in the group, there wa* no Imme­ Dittrich asked- "Are you Ben or against the 'local girls. They E. 8 . diltgintlv. Police eno q - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ilANCHBSTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1942 PAGE TH nrrt»r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 194J ITWELV* RED RYDER Sounds Reasonable BY FRED HARMAN

ATihRm* Ho«sa. stumbueB, 'ANO TrieRt\S i2e i> EriPfias HiB (Son 1 b Sense and Nonsense BRiaHIaKl OFF ■WE 'Wref TOO 1.1TT1.5 eftAsSLR. CMARWiriOr4S SVU.UOS4'— tKTRAKCS.' MOT 9 a &JLO A F A t ih e KILLE _ vjSVE CW *4 Th£S C _____*wj5 The Art of Getting Along Somebody has suggested that ■■ "Y ou find courage to meet the WILD^HORSE t ,3b(m.*4. al8<» one lar>:e double partially heated rooms, $35 00. lifcST S a K k— IH.tti OL.USMUBIL.1!^. ' iiperatora, can earn .’’'Oc per hour FOH .‘(ALF FRK.SM i-pgs 40c ■ let some things go over his head The typogmphlc error Is a slip­ Winners think In terms of the at­ r ■ "A, . coupe. Foul- new tires, new bat­ rt>oni, ronUniH'UH hot water, tYoas street. South Coventry. .1. ■'4 new- Urtft radio, heater, gwKl if qualified. Apply Holland l.rfiun- doz. on premiRC*. 70 Foley street. like water off a duck's hack. pery thing and sly: tack. .Rteam heat, centrally located. S. Bis.sell. Tel. Wlllimantii i716- eondlUon. Oamer leaving for For- tery. $50. Tel. 6437 ilerer.a, 1007 Main street, any- Telephone 2-0362 morning ‘ve* He learns that he who loses bis You can hunt till you are dizzy, Whether it be life or only fcxitball W’ l. •tgn 8ervlce.\»300 rash. Tele- tlm»' tlays, or until 7 p. m. fve- nliips. Tel. 310ft. Must Register Monday temper usually loses. but It somehow will go by. —team play wine. — Till the forms arc off the presses Readiness to take advice la epien- phona 8283. K(VK KFNT I*AR<;F ple:».‘4fint Hs learns that all men have Auto Accessories— Tires b nin^'s. . . It Is strange how still ii keeps: didif you take the right adtrice. front r«K)ni, twin btMl.s, .steam Wanted to Rent liS I umt toast for breakfast now and good seler- d w a n t e d from nine in the morning iinlil It'shrinks down In a corner and it ITE HAVE A VEI GOOD USED riKE.s. Priced fioiii W MKN to work ir, Household (ioods 51 Full In.Hiriirtions Are then and that he shouldn't take the rrate price hca'tt. fientlemen preterriMj Tele­ noon, and from 1 until S In the never stirs or peeps. W’oman -My,husband I’, so care­ tlon o f naed cars. $4 up. Brunner's, SO lakland St lauodrv. New .Model l.aundiy. r e f i n e d CXIUPLK looking for a other fellow's grouch too seriously. OUK GrtKATE.=:i' ;i2Nn phone 3743. Given So That ft’o One evening. Anyone seeking further That typographic ijrror, too small less of his ap^anince. It seems V fo o d t Manchester. Tel. 519K Sn-mmit strtet ’two or three room furnished He lesrns tliat cariying a chip terms. IM l PonUac sei Cole FEBRUARY SAI.F. apartm.-nt for ligh! housekeep­ information than is published on his shoulder Is the ea.siest way for hnm.m eyes. that he just can’t keep buttons on, OU'J OUR WAY WAN'I'KD I'.IKL I IR WD.M AN to lO K KKNT CIaP^AN comfortable Can Have Any Reason herein may rail at the pc'st office. BY J. R. WII.LIA.MS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLB M otors—4164. rof»ni. f^tr one or twf*. with pn- ing, Centrally located. Write Box to get ipto a fight. Till the ink is on the paper, when his clothes. fur.' f"i- 15 iiiontl.s .■M hahy .in.I S;ivr 10 I’tTi'pnt to .13 1 3 IS ruint In the requlrerrients a severe He learns that the quickest It grows to mountain size. Neighbor—Arc you sure It’s Wiinted Autos vntu family, near t>nt»*r. 21 i^um- G. Herald. "I'o Fail in Hiitv. A RABBIT.' THAT’S EXACTLY IT WON’T DO THAT’ r 'l#34 FORD DF.L.UXE coupe, do light housework for two A Sp«»' ihI Thi> penalty for failing to comply with The boss he stares with hon-or. carelessness? Perhaps they are— ^ JAKE'5 GIVING I SAW PLUNKETT BALDERDASH 12 mit .stref*t. v.ay to berome unpopular 1s to W H A T ’S A |i tires, new battery, price reasoi^ Motorcycles months. Phone 4.)04. the Instructions is provided. It carry tales and gossip about then he grabs hi.s hair and uh—Well, sewed on improperly. 'vVHAT HAPPENED RABBIT NO CsOOO ROONOMOUSE p lu n Ke t t CUFPED THE — TAKE HEED aide: Inquire 829 Main. Apt. 1". 'THK NKW YORKKfi" Houses for Sale In accordance with proclama­ an alien of enemy nationality groans; Woman—Maybe you’re right. Ho R A B B IT TO THE AMERICAN r o GIT OUT.'’BOUT VJ'.A.NTED TO BUY used cars Will' WA.NTED-CAPABLE white girl others. 6006AN A FLYING hit big 0CY Ka n k a k e e LE*oT GCO,oAsj call after 7. tions by President Roosevelt, De­ fails to com ply he or she may be He learns that it doesn't matter The copy*reader drops his head Is terribly careless with his tew­ POIN’ IN INDIAN" THEY TH’ TIME HE DUG A ly cash. Call 4164 for apj to care for 2 year old child, live Boarders Wanted 59-A FJR .SALE— TWO SINGLE subject to apprehension, detention s t a r t t o O6LVYI0N BAG8V, a n ' KlO s o COLO HEAR ^O U R 3 Room Outfit ...... $395 cember 7 and 8, 1941, all aliens of 80 much who gets the credit so upon his hands and moans'. ing. t h ’ s h o p *. BUILT AROUND HINA l»37 CHRYSLER SEDAN. $225^ pr, Jsal. Cole -Motors. m I’ hone 6H6.5 houses, 25 V’lctorla Road, jind 140 and Internment for the duration NEW h o l e THEY’D BY m atch in g BAGBY " THE KiO'S r e m a r k s A regular $495 \'alur. ,Ss\'e $109 ROOM AND BOARD Pnv.nte long as the business shows'a profit. The remainder of the Issue may be E CRASS / 1937 Ford Coupe, $159: 1937 Benton street. Both have 7 enemy nationalities must register of the war. When a girl finds she Isn't the SO FAST THAT IN BUILD A NEW SHOP HIM WITH WOKE UP Living Riciin OulhI cMn.si.«t.s of fiinillv pnvile.-e.s. Gentlemen pro. He lesrns that buck-passing al­ clean as clean can be-- s e c o n d s I'M TRYING ■ Buick sedan. $265. Brunner .s, HO rooms, steam heat, garages, and as such, starting \tonday, Febru­ Some Cameras Turned In But that typographic error is the only pebble on the beach, she be­ NO TIME T R I V WAS OVER HIM BEFORE excel- Larg-* Davenport la'iingr Chair ferred Tel. 3.5.33 ways turns out to be a bof-mcrang, HUR.R-ICANE ^ WITHOUT TOSSED TO KEEP Oakland street. Telephone 5191 .MoVinR—Trucking— w a n t e d g i r l . liv. in. both are now vacant. Also 113 The Aiich Enemy Control unit only thing you see. comes a little boulder. • SAVIN’ 'WHATS HE COULD <3rlT Coffee Tahir End ralde ary 9, at the Manchester post of­ auo that It never pay.s. PLUNKETT.'-*-The ANY AAORE IN AN ; HIS -Storage 20 lent home. $10 Call 5292. H'est ('enter street, 7 room haa allotted three weeks for this AN INDIAN ODIN I>unp Table • Bridge Lamp fice Another proclamation by the He comes to realize that the O U T — so — HURRICANE WILL Te e th than single, brick, attached garage, phase of the work to be completed. business could run along perfectly HE(?E« ICE CARD.' 'VORALE IKAGE I>eatheretle Chair All this for | ROOM A.ND BOARD. Inquire at Pre.sldcnt, dated January 14, seta Be sure to .eec it. | 163 Main street Tel 3284. oil burner Will be vacant April .Special emphasis In the January well without him. SPREAD HIM The BATH- AT ■Moving and PaVktng The Austin WANTED .WAITRES.S Apply $120 up the requiienu-nts for such aliens proclamation relative to eanieia.s. HOLD EVERYTHING The ,M..drill Heiro..iu C..ns;.sl,-i------1st. Excellent U.cations. H. a.son- He lesrns that even the janitor like a b e a r I?COM COMB,' HIGH C DROP I.N — OR C'.ALI. I.N — A Chambers Co\l'elephone 6260 Shffuian H'’t'i to Hg.iin regr^ter for a (.'ertiflcate firearms and .short wave re eiving B.,1 Ch.-si Dres.vr or i ,.N D ROO.MERS ablo terms Edwai.i .1 H.'ll. inoo is human and that tt doesn't do R U G .' ^ To Id Identification in the manner as and transmitting siiilions Chief :.f f } # r X'.nndy Cod Spring .MaMress i waidi’.l. ( ■‘■ntrally located. 15 Main street Telephone .5117 ami presciibed by the Attorney Gen- any harm to smile and say "Good McKINNEV BKOTIIEKS 3C> 51)8 Police Samuel (1. Gordon stated 23 Help Wanted— Male Hou'loir ch.iir Vanity Limp S minutes ,fr..m Aircraft. Apply 49 ernl .s niTice at Wiishington morning" even if It Is raining. I'lir liiMinince Repairing Wadsworth street. this morning that only a few fire­ Me learns that most of tha other ! 505 Slain Strerl l.\l the ( eiiler) We.KtmgIiou.-ie R.adio- All lliie These are Necessary Step* arms. some cameras were turned IW'f) .MEAT I’LERKS w antfl. Below is given the necessary fellows are ss ambitious aa he Is. '■ Munehesler. t.'oiin riA.NU TUNING and rhpairuig steady work, good hoiira. goo.l for $110. 18 months to pay. Legal Notices 78 in. Kitchen Outfit Consists of 5 .steps required: that they have brains that ars aa i Telephone 606U . 7 t3'l riayer piano specialty. \^John wages. Popular Food Market. H55 .\partment.s. Flat.s. Many of those who had short good or better, and that hard work © Uocherhani, 28 Bigelow street. Pc. Hreakfa.st Set -Utility Cnhi- M o rr r f > w n l^»an f -ru' 1 1 I Liok up your Allen Regis­ wave radios, as described in this Main street, .Manchester. Tenements 63 \ s tration Receipt Card at once. You and not cleverness is the secret of iiet Dishe.s .silverware Bengal Jidin V. .^iilllsan et al ^ article, had them changed over to Tel. 4219. must have it. to avoid delay, when success. WA.NH'ED TRtU ’ K drivers, hel^- Range All this for $165. As a meet the Federal requirements. He learns to sympalhizr with .MOWERS SHAKl’ E.NED. repair special inducement during niir FOR RENT TWO ROOM apart­ Sap*-ridr C ■nri. Marti ’id « you apidy for a ('ertiflcate of ors, platform workers Apply .lanuar.' These changes iXere affected by the youngster coming into the Manchester ed, shear grinding, key fitting, rrett * Glenney Inc. Perrett February Sale, s $25.00, Defense ment, no children 109 Foster Identification. If you do not have having a radio expert make them, street it, wrlle Immediately to Allen Reg­ t'usiness. hccaiise he remembers j duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc ice. Manchester. Bond given away absolutely free OHPRH OF ftOTH K they take oath before a duly quali­ how bewildered he was when he Evening: HeraW overhauled Braithwaltc, 52 Pearl with any pureha.se of $300 or It apinafing In tt.. ah’*'** en- istration Divi.sion, Washington. fied person that the ncco.ssary ad­ t|Tl*. plaint, u hi. i your nationality and present ad- partment. Lv Initial!, numhert anti ahi»r«vianons [ wood saws gummed. Lawn mow­ Ar \ I’lftT KT OI' |•Kl*nATK HFTI* th'Ti has hr.-n T-.'i irri. 1 f • .iml •» »i” " dre.s.s ami where you registered - has shown that If he always gives or write fur free Courtesy ‘ Auto. ' nd I n»c n t h** H ii pe-fh ’f « ' 'it i f’' r •!€h count an a worri and oomp>'iund j ers sharpened General grinding. YOUNG,.MiVN FOR morning work i»» ManuliejOfr. within and for th»* whether in the I'nited States or his best his .average will break word! two worda Mlrttrom coal I No obligation ili.Btrlrt of Manch^st^r. on the 4tb Hartford tT’unty. that the re^'dence pretty well. ft prlra of thraa Mnra 15 years experience. Capitol as stock cle^: good position for dai' of Fobrnarv A. P.. r address of the defenStudy the back of thia notice. monsters, trying to get the last \'i^ I street. Phone 7958. hi.s income. Aptl^y In person at Waterbury Lhinte of .\da Farod late of Man- tain the saim-. ami that ih- la*f KWeell«a Mnrr! 17. 1M1 | kn-'wn plaee of abod» 'a...i 7 ctii » eta W ANTED TO TU.NE, repair and I 'P'iii .T ppli«':t i ;'-n of Har-'M W lef.ndant f'llfford Stjll: \ an w as :n must have in order to file your ap­ X i u t Manchf st r r. < ’’‘n ne. t lu ij t. vsually are fine men who have suc­ inging $ Contdcatlva Oava... t etalil eta regulate your piano or player FOR SALE OIL H EATER Will ; I’\ wavlrik' that .m ln«ir>iment plication. Write out. or have aome- S IM t tv' : is® Day ...... Ill etalil eta iMii-p'Mrlirik ti* l‘f ih** last will and Utl'IMtKP.—Th.at .s.jtd .-aiise hr ceeded through hard work and who '0-*t aetal ratea for long term eYery o'clock. • 'K! *1-: UK I * .-That thr forf-koir^*: he «.ild d*’f*iidanl fliff’-rd Salli'an any harder to get along with In djiy advarttaing given upon «-eQue8i. Help Wanted— Female 35 Ram. two ewes, one yeailirtg^, one I ji|>I;. IT. >11 h.'- 'i ♦ a r*l and il*'t» r m: n • v\ ^..n <’ prop, r off;-'. r « .1 'isi n u a i3i Obtain three unmounted or at two additional showers this BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Hey : ! BY EDGAR MARTIN Ada ordered before 'bird or two-year old with lanih. Rei^on- FOR SALE USED ELECTRIC . i| fi* 'h. I’r ib.if. •'fTh'F in Manuhf’ .N- fine arol a ’ f 1 i t • V 1 » . ‘ * t'J at < <• ul'-uk Herald, a n* " sp.i|»* r . ru'ilat mu' tn f the Connecticut General Life ' per cent on his own behavior. AE5.VO -- w e T tv i. vvOKfF.M-L 50Si X I Appaarad, charging at tha rata aarn> time work. Apply Mclx-llan pliance Dept. id Tout! of .M.divh.-st. r. om-* a on thin paper, "niese photographs T s ' I in 111* fa«r. n-' -n. and that W • k f'*r t hr* f •tu. r'* •*“i\ - k s h» Insurance company gave a kitchen V O CAl-S. O'? TO '(E W MOU V TvllViyl ad but no. allowance or refunds can Store. D-Mi'.- hr Ki\*n r.» all v>tr«"n.s In- 4 must be taken not more than 30 shower for her at the home of -J VMl£ 8iOC*5'. ba made od ala time ada atopntd FOR .SALE (7REY E.NAMEL LTinelni; on or before the l ” th da' Poultry and Supplies 43 »rchtff S'lOh s*rviep he made to th.ls nliration. and mu.st clearly show a f women for bench work. Tober FOR ■ SALE—ELECTRIC Bmod- oi\ burner, very good condition r ami iil.iur df huarink thf-remi. road. East Hartford. BQb'ilJ •old. ■ \ ptihli.«liink a <*''p> "f ’ loa ..rtb-r i ’ o i-i r t. front view of the face without hat. I.ater in the week. 12 of her for­ Tba Herald will not'be rcaponaibia ers, oil brooders, coal hrooders. n s.-nir nruspaprr liaving a rir- H' I hr «■’••uT r. Ba.seball Mnn'ifacl jring Co. CalY^at 72 Pine street. II KY.NH >Nh •; ‘ 'AL^KV Take the photographs with you mer schoolmates at High school, for more than ona incorrect inter* and a full line of poultry acces­ ulatton In said d.Btrjcl at least live .A*.s,.«tHHl ' i r K when you go to the po.st office to tlon of any advartiaerhent ordered GIRLS WA.NTED FOR pressing |t>H hufore the day of «ald hear­ gathered at the home of Miss far nora than ona time. sories. Ward's Farm Store, 41 ing tM HMi«ar If th*y se.* cdunv at A T n .- f ’.pv Att.’st : make application for your Certifi­ eof* 1*42 rr mi* shvici. inc t m u j o*(. work. No e.xpcriencc necessary. .<,2 H’ !• I J K S( n Irene Johnson of South Main The Inadvertent omiaaion of in- Purnell Place. Tel 4748. M ac^ljrnerv and Tools s.i ,i and pinee and be hear Ada are accepted over rha tala- BUY DIREiT AND SAVE’T\,m- i the Gobi desert ward J Holl. 1^)9 Main street. writes plainly. If you cannot get VJE arrive PESTKOATUN | J / 9baaa at tha CHAKOE RATE given W> arp olfrrlng for Immr- plete line of lighting fixture* ^ i l j V E I X . t l l B.l.s..^X- mv Drive; !\o Details. s o YOU -'I • OH.vES. ALWAi'g WITH U.S. ARMY IMTEUIdEMCE. THAT Ig MATTaR at^Ta aa a eonTanalnea to advar- Tel. ftll7 or M18. such a person, there will be clerks The stamp above. Issued in 1933, n tXfN PROPER REMOV LFAgueD I AH BAisea pon dlate Male, a modem ten- .stipphen. Kitchen liRhl complete | ^ \ \WT 1 1 contrasts th# modern with the old. ■ 'ti♦I ' "’C AM SO C A aea to learw... of how iou conceal tleara. but tha CASH RATES will Da room Flat—5 room* and with globe 89c. 2-light heclif.uiiy at the post office to help you with TkE HAMDKER041EF. MY NAA«, 00 pected alien enemy drive. John T. i5i Your Certificate'pf Identifl Partly of hewrn stone, partly of FILIPINO. SO houae la in eveellent phyal- first mortgage lalapkonad ada will bs asaumsd and MiuligHii. special agent in . liaige crttlon must be delivered to you brick, the wall follows the contour thalr accuracy cannot bs guaran* ejal rendition— ateain heat, "anted—To Huv .)> ees \ltnvs a Defense IHSTRUCTIve of the FBI in the state, said today, personally at your residence ad of the country In a direct line, the Wad- nil burner, oak floora In Boinl Each eek. withholding the details. dress unless different instructlofis wall «xt«nds miles In­ Index of ClaMificationa Important rnoma; garage. LOANS EE PATRIOTIC Sell llm.He ohi j 1145 Thia is the largest number of arc given at the po.st office. tTbop- In fact thIa Flat haa books, pictures. (li.she.K «ml fiirn;- cluding cross barriers, stubs, and Birth* ...... A lap subjects taken into custody in orate in every way possible with three vast loops, there is approxi­ Bngsgemsnt* ...... H everything. The present !\o Bonus or ture in your attic, .atvi buy De­ Peoria. Ill.\I’>b. 6 -The more Connecticut since Pearl Harbor. In Msrrlsgc* ...... (' the iKist office carrier to facilitate mately 2550 miles of the former rent la $90.00 |,er month. fense Stamps and Bonds, (,'ash limn 2,500 emjhoyees of the great fact. Mr. Madigan said, only one Dcsths ...... r Goinmission i'lr.im Walker dlfltillerv at Peoria, delivery and acceptance. symbol of China's strength The Card of Thank* ...... F ThIa proiKTty la for aale waiting. Write to Herbert L. ither Japanese has been held by The.se requirements ahoiild In heeaiiae owner niahea to. Illinois, have jiiah Bubscrlbed 100 wall Is from nine to 15 feet thick, In Mcmorlsni ...... f Ins. Co. Money Welch. 449 Hillside Avenue, the Federals as a result of the volvc no cxpen.se to you except for Lost and Found ...... 1 make a rhnnge in hual- ncr cent in a drive fhr the purchase and 15 to 30 feet high Hartford, ('onii round up of alien enemies. The the photographs. It Is not neces­ Anneaneetnnet* ...... H neaa. If .voii are liMiking • if Defense Bond*. Astronomers say the wall is the P.racnal* ...... i or F. H. A. Plan first Jsp detained vx-as arrested In sary to pay any person or organ! for a pleaaant home or a Every employee of tjoth plant only work of man on earth that Stamford a month ago. zatlon to assist you. The Govern AutORioblc* for Sale ...... ir.d office ha.H authoriicd the com­ would be visible to the human eye * aoiind Investment, rail iia Rooms Without Board 59 The Hartford quintet, Mr. Madi­ meiit,’ through Its post offices, will AutomoblUa for Exchang* . . . . I about this pro|iefty right pany toiieduct from $2 9(Kto $18.75 from the mn If superimposed on Auto Acc«**orl«*—Tirt* ...... J The Lomas & gan said, IS being Investigated on assist you aa much as possible United States, the wall wo.uld away. FOR RENT PLEASA.NT sunny per week from his salary c ^ c k for ALLEY OOP The Vanishing Act BY V. T. H.A-MLIN Auto Rapairing—Palnlln* . . . . ' ihe purchase of Series E ^onds. specific charges, which were ndt Complete instructions and official reach from New York to Topeka, , Auto.BrhooI* ...... f-A rt'om. for one or two ^entlcmcn. riicse figures indicate a resKsac divulged at present. regulations may be examined at Autoa—Ship by Truck ...... < Nettleton Co. Convenient to Ai.rv rrift. Ik9 Oak Kans. YOU'VE (SOT / w hat K1N0\ WSvgR MIND... LiSTENJ, _ a u T WHIN 1 &ET BACK A FEW HOURS LATER Alftoa— For Hire ...... ' ntlce on the part of everybody In December the FBI agent re- the post office w h^re you file your The wall was erected about 200 GBragea—Service—Storage . . . II Holx'rt J. Smith Evening Appointments fltreet. Tel. 70.''i0. piirted the detention of more than application. AN IDEA OF/OF A WARE- \OOOLA.YOU STAY WgRfi YOU MEN OF ENOl-ANP ISN'T THAT VotorcTClc*—Bicyclee ...... U Inr. By Re». b u t .'\Fantad Autoi —Motorcyclei Huang Ti who pressed into service Wf c a n \ HAVE >OU (N /a s GONE FOR MESBE m e n in MIGWTY SHORT OOP RODE / DON’T OET' •la 968 M-\l\ STREET 12.5 Trumbull Street ;ind emplovees, the Illinois Admin­ .after lightning raids at the war's tion for a Certificate of Itientlfi- \utbrcak in a concerted drive by catlon. Then be sure to obtain your every third man m the empire d b f e a t V Miiuo ? ,/ th ree o r FOoR ORDER-- P'^-^ALARMEa.MEl Busineaa Servicea Offered 88 .Stops Bolnw Halo*! Hartford istrator of the Treasury Depart­ Household Her' offered . .. . IS-A kVleral, state and local officers. Certificate of Identification. CounlWss thousands who died in “J struck out Ibe 5(ord 'kisses'—he’s in Jhc hospital xvith Klia« JOMN^ SAID HE’D BE liu'ldma—Contra na ...... Main EntranOo ment's Defense .Savings staff says: h e slow, tedious labor w’cre' buried Telephone 7-3^11 ■ ro the best of u Help aaS SUaafleBa IF ITS INSURANCE . edlKIS MAYOR OF SNAOMSicip ABOUT TUE MACVNCSy WEEL' TUV and LAUOi-I'NC? at ? ■ate WarrtMl — Keniala ... • For Cheney Brothers ‘nM ■Unger of a bee la about a during BCV3’ VWEEK IS or CIVIC COVERNUrUT Fo rget that vouRe Ss, Ifa^ Wanted — Mala ...... *» ., SEE USI hundred times finer than the finest Qurrr a n honor ^ ICEEP you* eves open ONL-/ A BOY .' VOL'R Salesmen Wanted ...... lA-A needle. POSITION o u s Tor Help Wanted —Male or Female !'• Newly Organizetl Flare Paraehute Dept. 0«SNITY , SON...... NBC1CT:f Agents Wanted ...... Il-A li: IN t h e , Situations Warwtrd —Female ... 3^ 8117 DIGNITY.' Situations Wanted — Male . . . . Ik , OATMEAL!) \\ Kmplovrr^nt Aa»-nclfs .. ^— / 5\ Live lioek—I’ela—Foelfry*— Kxperienre Unneeessar}. Stuart J. Wasley DANDY LIVE BAIT \ ekirlea LH>Ca—B Tdv—Fetr ...... ♦' Real Estate and Insurance For Perch and Pickerel For the little angel in your laivr Stock —Vt>Mlr|r.9 ...... «*. family—what about this frock? -■ Haulirv arn *• ...... e* .Apply Iminedialely State Theater Building 100 for fl.OO J Wanted — rv—S* k 44 Yea, there Is a new look about it — K«*r Yalr— MUrellaarnua Tel. 6648 - 7116 JOE MURAWSKI it has thqt long torso top which Articles For ynienl Offier IB Durant Street, Town K-iU'ling klai^'is ' • dart fitted to reveal the slimness t^’amof.flS - '\ at ^--.!#« . ■ T 45 of the waistline and it's tied in >..urtr'c»’ A c -{ X — 4'., 'I 4'< back, too! And to complete this tvicCig. T M «tr. u A n - sr* Kue* and ► * i*d . . il a sophisticated silhouette skirt has iasrden-ra' v — I'a * Prtd .-'S fc'- Hx'UkrooSd timvijB ...... SI the new dlmdl fulness! Top it off o Machinery and Toole ...... 32 wrllh a winsome, round white col­ SCORCH Y SMITH Perfect Understanding BY JOHN C. TERRY. Muatcal lnstrun>nts ...*••• 13 lar and contrasting white cuffs! Office and 8t«re K-iu rment ... T r rr : Spactals at the Stores Don't Be Foolish Pattern Nd. 8117 la for sizes 4 Watrina Apparel—Fura ...... 17 >s5.r BCiNCPiANPfi okNPomtryou'^^ 7tOHjKftr 60 ytr/ tm snjomnis thk /M vr NOW... wc q; Wanted — Huy ... It Help Wanted to 12 years. Size 6. short sleeves, 7 OOWNTOEAgJHAS: HMmp—ll«* a rd—H • t e I a—n eeo rta I«n’t It true that one of the first queetlons you aak whee a takes 2 yards 35-lnch material, ^.SOOKH'mSUJNS CHARMING CDNS-EBEATiON « MUCH M ugvr EA>f OTHU K r r ^ . Rrelanrania Our Increa-sed Production in Defense Worli Makes It frleiid of your* haa had an automobile accident l«: contrast collar and cuffs, i* yard. Arc B£»IKS...T1€ rocft 1$ CHAguET Rooms Witnou* Hracd ...... II* Necessary for Us To Add Additional wrm ELECriCCtTV' SOU'LL 0E »0«N6D Boarders Wanted ...... lt*A ‘Dill He Have Proper Insurance?’ Bv Mr*. Anne Cabot ’ Inches long, bag la quickly lined For this attractive pattern, send Country Uoard —Resorts...... 'This tinder arm bag Is like the and ttnlshcil with a 13-lnch ripper, ^ A MOJTUNLOVfUV C l ^ IF liottla—Hestauranta ...... •> If you And he negiected to buy this necetwary protecMon, don’t 15o in coin, jxiur name, address. glam our girla o f Hollywrood— It Make It In black. Make it m you itJUuH If.' Wiantsd—Rooms—B.^ard ...... t1 Silk Winders you say: patUm number and size to The Roul Boiate For llsat ^ everything! nay, red or a pa^l ^ Evening Herald, Today’s Pattern ApArtBDSota. Flat#. Tenement! 13 You can carry your knitting, spring costume*. These shaggy Batintas Loeatlona for Rent •• l« ‘W a^’l He Foolish? How About Yourself?’ Servlca lOfl 7th Avenue, New Mouaes For Rant ...... 16 5 B Spinners Onr rate* for Automobile Insurance are ao reasonable you put papers, cosmetics. Red Cross uni- purses are smart right throui lork, N. Y. SaMrbao For .Rant ...... can’t afford to he without proper Insurance protection. form and ' half a dozen other the year. __ fiuHiiasr Homaa For R e n t...... iv things In this marvelous 15 by 11 For complete Plan your spring sewing now ■ WauttS to Rent ...... 6f Bool ■aeuSo For Sola B ra id e rs Inch bag. “Nice Idea—and It’s cer- strucUons for the Giant C ro^ t with the help of our latest edition AMftmaiM Batldlna for Sat* bk This Is .An Opportunity for Those Who Desire To Do So Don't delay another day tainly good looking, biit It must Mesh Purse (Pa^m No. 6W ) o f the Fashion B ook! (Tomplct'- >■■!■*»■ ri«Mr(]r for Sal* ... TO be hard to do and pretty expen- send 10 cenU wlth a full variety of advan. FarsM bb4 Laa4 lar Bala fl To Aid In Produeing Material for Defense. HeoMa tar B a U ...... 12 ROBERT J. SMITH, INC alve” U that what you say? Well, and address styles for the new season. bMs fetar Bata ...... 11 B«t Mala StreH — U Steps Below Hale’s Mala Entraace you’re w ro n g -a a It takes a UtUe her to Anne ■saen Propartr tar Bala ...... i< leM than 3 balls of yam—can he Ur Evening Her^d. lOfl Pattern 13c, PatUro Book 15i iabarbibarBaa Sar B a la ...... 1* S450 ’Telephone U 4S Ona Pattern and PatUm Book 2a Sif c Baabaa'sa . . . . 1* Cheney Brother* “.Manebeater’s Aatomobile Inauraace Headquarter*” made In 1 hour! Tha secret? It’s Avenue, New York Oty. Encloew made In a ’’giant” crochet mesh. 1 cent poBUge for each pattern ordered together 2Se. Baekwe Ic APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFTICE the loopf worked In and are $1 ordered. I pontage for each patUm.^ VI I

■S ■ vtSK* i' r'* raiDAY^PEBRUABY 6,1942 ' VbUKTEEIf ilmtr^rBtnr £ttptiing Hfrald Average DaUy Circulation The Weather For the Month of Jannary. 1943 Foreeaat et C. 8. Weatfaer Bareaa line and went back to Pine street, o'clock, the final rehearsal at Tboee who held flckats for last I going to town by way of Park King David Lodge'shqlr will be Moderate to heavy nla \tMo night's showing of the minstrel at ‘Land of the Free’ TALL CEDARS Icy Highways street. Several minor crashes were Odd Fellows held at the lodge rooma. The choir 7,088 afternoon, becoming tight A bou t Tow n the Bolton Center community hall reported, none serious. in the near future will go to Dan­ Member of tfae Audit night; Uttle clunge In tesnpeia- and were unable to attend on ac­ Is Well Presented As the temperiture dropped a ielson to put on an entertainment. ture; strong winds. count of the snowstorm, may use Irk Autoists Meet Tonight TONIGHT Barean et OIrcnIatioBe bft about 8 o'clock, the fine layer There will be refreahmenta after 6:15 O’aock A membM' of, Um SpeaJcer’a them this evening. The perform­ of snow falling froze to the slip­ the degree work here thta evening. Manchester— A City of Village Charm BuTMkU of tho 8Uto,Defenae Count ances on both evenings ^ere for Orford Parish Chapter. Daugh­ V ters of the Amertcail Revolution, pery top of snow and made the cU wlU oddMM tho regular aUte the benefit of S t Maurice's chapel, Tire Chains in Order traveling much better. Large ClasK of Candi­ O ran ge HaU JL moatinr of Townaend Club mem- Bolton. held its annual guest program yes­ (ClaoelSed Advertlatag On Page It) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY'7, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS terday at the South Methodist Town snow ploughs started late K gm «.TXl»XTT3 VOL. LXI„ NO. 110 bora of Connecticut In Freja hall, Last Night and This last night to plough out the streets dates to Be Initiated 20'Re8T. (*ames At 119 Park Road, Weat Hartford, William P. Rlsley, of Lake street, church. The snowstorm Interfered rs EFFECTIVE .and other crews dug-out the gut­ By Hartford Team. $3 a Game for 25c l ^ d a y , February 8 at 7 p. m. was receiving the congratulations with tho attendance. The high­ Morning in Ttiwii. ters on the principal streets. of bis friends today on reaching light of the patriotic program was WELDON’S OWN This morning many motorists 2 Free Games! Tho Bmaauel Lutheran choir his 91at birthday. He reads with­ a play entitled, "Land of the The annual rush for tire chains Korum Sanctorum of Hartford, vNEW FORMULA Guarding Army’s Secret Bombsight will hold Ita regular rehearsal this were discouraged with last night's C l out glasses and is in fairly good Free" presented by a group of was on in a big way yesterday af­ driving conditions and all early one of the best drilled degree )TH PASTE Fear Is Expected evening at 7:30 at the church. health for his years, with the ex­ members of the dramatic club of 7 Specials! Jap Artillery Shells ternoon and evening a.s hundreds buses headed for Hartford were teams In lOOF circles in Connec­ ception of being somewhat lame. the High school. Sock and Buskin of cars, less this winter equip­ packed, with many standees. LlttleNBIt Goes Farther Loyal Circle of King's Daugh­ ticut will put on the second de­ Sweepstake! For many years be was a well Miss Helen Page coached the cast ment, found traction on the moi.st Buses Near Schedule Get A-Tnbe Today ters will meet Monday evening at gree thia evening on a large class known farmer In Vernon, and for which included Mis.s Marion White, snow Impo.ssible | Buses kept fairly clo.y to .sched­ of candidates at 0Ti Daly and Mias Barbara Cole­ found e.scape, from parking spaces State Highway plough.* were on sharp in order that the degree s Sowter. Group F of Center church wom­ man. from Purnell place to Hazel street the job at the start of the storm work may be started at 8:15 Hoarding Practice en, of which Miss Emily House is The decorations of the parlor next to impossible Time and again and kept the main lines clear o'clock sharp A aon was bom yesterday at the leader, will hold a silver tea for hnd the refreshment tables were group.s'of men guided cars out of Hartford hospital to Mr. and Mrs. throughout the storm. From .All Over State group members and guests, Satur­ in the patriotic red, white and parking spaces and in many in­ Thomas O'Brien, of 8 Gerard Highway department crews For some time Jie local lodge Singapore Attacked day afternoon, February 14, from blue. Assorted sandwiches, cookies, stances drivers, unable to back were on duty early this morning has been trying to get this crack What Neighbors Might' street three to five o'clock at the home coffee and ‘nuts were served, and oiit, drove ahead over the sidewalk sanding the icy spots and Inclines. team here and succeede-d. Laat of Miss House, 201 East Center Circus Units Detective Sergeant Joseph Pren- Mrs. H. B. House and Miss Jessa­ And out around to the street. Dif­ week recording secretary, Thomas Think or Say Is Ex- street. ficulty in 2 ^ cross narrow Johore strait, but him a week's deferment so he three enemy planes with a known Artillery, based at the state That fact,' sopie officials fellows, they say, and the big bis Home by Illness. evening, February 15 at thb South the craft mentioned arc the type could qualify for a Naval training lo.ss of one American plane, a armory, here. Mrs. Elizabeth Cross thought, might be as effective as ones will have to give right of course, Methodist church, will rehearae 11- which likely would be used In an communique aald. The Zlpser club w U give a bene- of 9 Hilliard street Is chairman.of Last Longer! the stern but hard-to-efiforce le­ way on railroad tracks to military "I had to get into the Navy to nlght at 8:30 at the South Metho­ effort to land small boilies of men Artillery FIro Hea\-y the local group which is working gal penalties which could be in­ needs. dance for the Red Cross at Ita dist church. The chorus will be di­ Ineatfi on the northern shore of Singa­ get that submarine." he explained. with the members of the colored It’s patriotic to have your car in the pink of condi­ voked to prevent sugar hoarding Meeting in annual convention Dutch Sink Japanese Cruiser; Meanwhile enemy artillery fire clubhouse on Bralnard place to­ rected by Albert Pearson of pore Island.) .Almost Too Short American Legion Auxiliary post tion. We’ll keep it that way. Whatever the make, we or bootleg buying. here. The International Associa­ was heavy on the Batan peninsula morrow, evening. There will be no Emanuel church and by Jesse And getting into the Navy Of Hartford in planning the dance Each householder's knowledge tion of Fairs and Expositions was The British Fsr East command, in the Philippines. In a fight be­ admisaioa charge. The president Davis of the Center Congrega­ make it perform better. wasn't ^ny snap. Five feet, five on Saturday evening, Feb. 14 at that the people next door might while announcing there had been tween two American fighter ef the club, and the entertainment tional church. J. Thurston Noe at Say Cruisers Heavily Damaged the V. M. C. A. gossip, and that the gossip might (Continued on Page Two) some shelling of residential areas, planes and four Japanese bomb­ committee Is urging every member the South Methodist church will ------COMPI-ETE S E R V IC E ------(Continued on, Page Twelve) Mrs. Mabel Wilson of the color­ reach the ears of the local ration­ did not state the extent of dam­ ers, one enemy plane was shot to a t t a ^ and to invite their be organist. Another rehearaal is ed Legion Auxiliary unit of Hart­ Motor Tune-up - Gas - Ignition - Brakes - T,ights - Wheel ing boards which will supervise age. down. friends in order to make It a suc- scheduled for Sunday, February 15 ford is chalarman of a committee .Mignment. Body and Fender Work. I’aintinif— the l8.suance of stamp books, might Japanese Report Ameri­ Another Cruiser and Raid Fortified Island Most of the Japanese artillery caM. The ladles of the club are re­ at 3:30 at the South church. quested to bring cakes, and all not from Hartford assisting in the Duco Refinish. head off any inclination to hoard Slides, Floods House Against . At tile same time. It said the fire, which came from concealed can and Dutch Vessels Submarine Hit Off Am- Would Create enemy batteries near the south­ used In serving refreshments will planning of the dance. sugar, these officials noted. Japanese again raided the fortified be auotlaaed off for the Red Cross. No Public Entertainment DRIVE IN TODAY! Far from threatening consum­ eastern shore of Manila bay, was Meeting Called Damaged ^Beyond Re­ boina; Naval Base Vir­ island and caused some damage Coheent^ated on Fort Drum, the A eoUecUon will be taken. The majority of the men sta­ ers that tale-besring might take Caii^e Deaths by bombs. place, however, Henderson yester­ Trimminjjs for More Control battleship-like fortification on the tioned here have had no public All work carefully supervised. Many years’ expe­ pair* in Plane Attack. tually in Enemy Hands British guns trained on the Members of the Salvation Army For GOP Women forms of entertainment since their rience. We do it ripht the first time. day based his appeal for coopera­ Islet of El Fraile, the communique tion aolely' on patriotic grounds— coastline of southern Johore state said. Some siege shots were di­ Seagster Brigade are requested to enlistment over a year ago and be­ In California Defense Plans smashed an enemy battery in that least at 7:45 this evening at the cause of the fact that"" there are "for the first time every person in Tokyo (F'rom .Japanese Batavia, N.E.I., Feb. 7.— Of Manpower rected, however, against Fort The Hartford County Republl Repairs Or .\cces.s«»ries On Manchester Budget Plan. area, the communique *aid. South Methodist church for a com­ but few colored people living in the country now ha* an opportuni­ Broadca.sts), Feb. 7.— (;P)— (/P)— A Japanese cruiser has Mills, on the major island of Cor- can Women's Association and the The British said the Japanese regidor and against nearby Fort bined rehearsal of the choirs. [ Manchester, the burden of enter­ ty to make a direct contribution to The Japanese Imperial head­ been sunk and another cruis­ Women's Republican Club of Hart­ tainment of so many men in one the war.” Four Persons Die ^Tien Criticizes the Appoint­ shelling had increased in intensity Hughes. The fort's guns returned ford, will hold a joint meeting to and was causing some damage in Washington Is Survey­ Xdward B. Segar, aon of Mr. and place has been hard on those few Other OPA officials said the quarters claimed today that er and a submarine hit by the fire with undetermined re­ celebrate the birthday at Abraham Rain Wa§hes Away the north of the island. A few sults. Mrs. K. E. Segar of iio Main available. Manchester Motor Sales, Inc. temptktioif to board might disap­ the United States light cruis­ ment o f Mrs. Roose­ Dutch naval forces off Ambo- ing Possibilities of Lincoln. "Lincoln or Lobbies” will casualties were reported. Street, erho completed his year of Peters orchestra of Hartford pear aa individuals discovereS they The communique. Number 95 of be the topic of Professor Hudson 512 We.st Center St. Tel. 1131 Manchester HillAides; Heavy Prop­ er of the Marblehead type velt: Says That Planes ina, the Dutch high command the war, based on reports received training in the U. 8. Army late will play for the dance one week could get along all right on 12 When the Japanese air raiders Board to Piek l\fen B. Hastings of Yale University, ounces a week and that the War and the Dutch East Indies i announced today, hut it ac­ here up to 9:30 a. m.. e.s.t., said: la November, has been recalled from tomorrow night and it is for erty Damage Reported. Are Needed the ^lost. came over the oft-bombed city who will be the guest Speaker at Production Board was responsible For Re(|iiired Posts. fbr duty and will leave Monday for the assistance of the few colored cruiser of the Java class were | knowledged that the island, for their customary morning raids, "1. Philippine theater; this meeting which will be held at for guaranteeing that this amount, fighters of the Far East command Owip Devens, Private Segar and people In tow-n who are making damaged “ beyond repair” in site of the second largest "Concealed enemy batteries two thirty o'clock on the afternoon or close to it, would be available San Trancisco, Feb. 7. — (JF> — XVashlngton, Feb. 7. i/Pi - The rose to, join battle and destroyed bis bride, the former Miss V a n C. this effort, that small contribu­ Netherlands Indie* sea base, was By .Sterling F. Green near the southeastern shore of Ma- of February 12 at Centlnel Hill unfailingly in grocery stores. Huge mud slides and floods, caused the Japanese naval airplalie at­ Hoii.se appeared today to be will- ' one Japane.se aircraft, the Ear Hanson of Rocky Hill, since their tions to this end are being sought. virtually in enemy hands. In a Wn.shinglon, Feb. 7. /T) - nilg bay bombarded our harbor Hall, Hartford. Mrs. Joseph Alsop by torrents of rain falling on tack on the United Nations' fleet East command said. marriage oh December 6 have been Will Deefaira Amount Held ing to spend ■$100,000,000 for the I .separate action west of Borneo, Creation of a manpower control defenses with heavy artillery for and Miss Katherine Byrne will also northern California, brought death living at 43 Crescent street, Hart­ 1^1 The person who regd*teni for his in the Java sea WeUnes0 tons, also of civilian defon.se, the chamber the Dutch goal of a-shiji-a-day - with British fighters. \ command of Japanese forces in Robert Provan, Jr., Mrs. Wendell Francisco, was killed by a land­ yesterday tentatively, in.serted in a determine which citizens should 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. was heavily damaged in the same in the lii.st 63 days of lighting. Keep I'p Strong Guard keep on producing food and weap­ Teague and Mrs. W. V. Kllmmer. Phone 6-0097 slide which destroyed her home In $160,590,611 defleieneV appropria­ As for the Indies' Navy, it was (Continued oniPage Four) Newest, imartetf, moit the Ingleside district in the south­ battle. tion bill a prohibition^gainst use The British kept up their strong ons and which should be enrolled d^lared officially to be "absolute­ guard against any Japanese at­ for military service. comfortable p.j't of all ‘ON THE LEVEL’ ern part of the city. Announce Submarine Lost of any of the $100,000,0'8 children's fitness division was ized . Reserve units of tho Army Sizes: 32 to 40 Dutch said, that the Japanese spun rayon. Sizes 11- — Their ship the 17Jth reported ^•important." not already on active duty. The "PAUlNO nOWlRS" cruiser was sunk. KEMFS ARMY & NAVY CLUB, Inc. aent to the bottom by enemy sub­ Did Not Ank For It orders said the effective date* for iBC. oom« 4 9 C ru J W H A U cost Your ratting for romance "I did not ask for it. I was ask­ .\dmlts Pontlansk Decupled calling these units would be an­ marines prowling along the At­ 8ervk« On AO SlakM SI BISSCLL ST. . . . this full skirted dreu of ed to take it." she said of her job, The communique acknowledged nounced later by the secretary of Pbooe 5680 lantic coast of the United States Russians Drive Nazis British Smash Axis war. Like those already ordered Saturday, February 7 Carole lyn spun rayon, which includes the means of keep­ als( that Pontianak. capital of " $6.50 and Canada, the fate of 26 of the ing children's minds occupied in Dutch West Borneo, had been to actice service, these units will AT 8:15 P. M. 25 GAMES! sploshed with flowers thof 38 members of the crew of the air raid shelters. The position "completely occupied." The Japa­ serve for the duration of th* war (20) 85.00 GAMES! (3) $10.00 GAMES! grow larger os they fall. India Arrow was still unknown to­ From Key Localities pays $4,600 a year. nese previouriy had taken the Ut­ Vehicles in Desert and for six months after Its termi­ (1) $20.00 GAME! (1) $50.00 GAME! Fashion's newest— epoulels day. Douglas's job as head of an Arts tle oil-producing island of Tarakan. nation, subject to earlier relief or Capt. Carl S. Johnson of New discharge. ( nit* not already In ALL FOR $1.00! ITS JUST COMMON SENSE Toiletries ^shoulder the blo«ne that Council carries an $8,000 annual off the Borneo east coastt the cast Health zips down the bock for o Dorp, N. Y., however, "I am doubt­ salary, but only while he actually Borneo port of Balik Papan: the Artillery * in active fighting service were not de­ HAIR Ample Parking In Rear of (Htib. ful if any others survived." works at it. i.lenado region of northern Celebes, Spirited tailed In the 'order. snug fH. Exclusively Carole Salt L Added TO HEAT YOUR HOM E WITH 75c Ready to Ship Again Fireman Dies Acliop of the House will be sub­ and the Kendari rogiori. of southern Duel; No Change Re- • • * Bayer’s Aspirin .. 59c King’s in wheat, French The captain and 11 others ject to later roll call votes. Celebes. Italian Worker* Sought grey, mission blue. Size* brought here after 36 longs hours Defense Works in In R ail Cuasll Chairman Cannon (D.. Mq.) of The third air attack on Soeha- To Aeccptaiioe ported in II.and .a Sitii- l.*)ndon. Fell. 7.— — .X Reuter*. 50c Phillips’ Milk of 11-15. >. in a lifeboat, battling bitter cold the appropriations committee baja, the Indies No. 1 Naval base British news agency, dispatch M agnesia...... 3-1 c and an unfriendly sea, and yet Fighting Recently. /____ » gained a delay until Monday on whose Importance to the United * atioii in Lihvi ,\rea. from “somewhere In Europe” quot- able to see the lights of this shore final action on the omnibus outlay Nations has been multiplied by the (hI diplomatic source* today as $7e98 resort, were undaunted and - an­ 100 Capsules .\. B. D. Bulletin! Three Others Injured in the hope of rallying support be­ siege of Singapore, was reported Republicans Skeptical Cairo, Egypt. Feb. 7.-.—. .X Nazi cuinpalgn to recruit 7 p. m. Wedneaday. It sank quick­ reached points which Hitler Blaadell, N. Y., Feb. 7 .-(;p i— I Washington. Feb 7- .Pi Skep­ to eastern Liliya in a strong (Continued on Page ‘Twelve) (Oonttnned on Page Ten) foreign labor was said to be in full HONEYSUCKLE er Oil Tablets . .89c ly, giving rise to the belief that One man was killed and at least tical Republican lawmakers added counter-otTensive. were re- ... saves you plenty o f money, too! planned as the jumping off swing in Industrial districts of some of the crew were trapped three other Injured late last night a pinch of salt today^to their ac- ported toilav td have smash- $1.25 Seratnn . . . .84e place for his spring offensive. northeast France and around B ATH POWDER AND aboard. when the Pennsylvania railroad's ceptanceptance of President H^oseveWs | ^ considerable number -<•of • Today carefal boyentepecify tblue coal*. And it’a jnat Once-«-year m I«I Famew The explosion tossed Johnson It is at those points, they ■statement that he wanted l*arls. 35c Vick’s Pittsburgh Flyer crashed into a • • • . Healthy Hair is Beautiful common sense .. . becatue when yon see tfae Blae Trade and othera Into the sea. Others said, that the Nazis have put freight train. Strong Man Says Health gressmen returned to office who. .•\xi.8 vehicles in the forward leaped after them. Two lifeboats ThtfriHa^xMl as Sub Sink* COLOGNE Vapo R u b ...... 27e The Flyer's locomotive and five regardle.ss of party, would back areas yesterday while British and Hair, and beautiful hair is a Mark on the coal, yoa know yoo’re getting the beat home were launched buL Radio Opera­ up their sternest resistance miITT ft lAMSIlU of its six cars were derailed, along up the government and had a rec­ Axis artillery fought a spirited Washington. Fell. 7— i-Pi— The joy to an\' woman. tor Gklward J. Shear of Port A r­ and the Russians, aware of fael money can boy. ‘blue coal’ ia, a dependable (heL It SOc Ipfna with several Trclght cars. Wreck­ ord of backing it up. duel. Aside fiom the artillery ac­ Navy announced today that the thur, Tex., said the ship keeled Ruined by Wrong Eating Wake I’ p Your Scalp! Tooth Paste . . . 39c what is at stake, are keeping age was strewn along the tracks tion and patrol activity on both sutimarine S-26 coUldtHl with an­ ttarU quickly 'when yon open the draft on cold mominga P«rfDCl over on one, apparently. crushing Most minority party members their drive at top pitch to blocking traffic on the main line. sides, the British said, there waa- other naval vessel the night of .. . bnma slowly and steadily all day . . . and banka per­ and sinking it wdth its occupants. agreed that the non-partisan prin­ 440 Sheets prevent the Germans making Identifled Aa FIrafnan Pltt.sburgh. Feb. 7.— (65— Nick « men off the ground on a 90-pound ciple expre.ssed by the president in no change in the land situation. Jan. '24 and sank off Panama with fectly at night For better heat at lowest cost, order a Kleenex ...... 25c COLD CREAM . Conid Hear Screams Heavy British bomber* obtained tho loss of all but three of it* SHAMPOO The'other boat barely drifted a stand at fortified places General Supt. F. D. Davla Iden­ Stack, 35-year-old Pittsburgh bar. reply to questions at tus press tified the dead man aa J. W . Mast, Once flabby, 209-pound piano conference yesterday w’as com- successful results on a number of crew. The collision occurred, the and supply of ‘blue coal’ now. clear of the surface oil when the strong man who thrives on such a *50c Hind’s Honey Al­ laif* li-lb. |ar, rap. $1.00 which could be strengthened Oil a t y , Pa., the Flyer's' fireman. player in Ihttsburgh night spot*, mendator>'. more distant targets on the Axis Navy said, while the sabmarlite latter caught fire, Shear said. natural food* aa raw oats and main lines of communication, the was engaged In surface opera­ mond Cream ...25c in time. He said the engineer, John D. he ha* trained himself down to 164 Seen Bid for “Yes Men." Those In the boat, he added, Britisj said. tions. The survivor*, who weie FINGER WAVE TUNimON *‘coliId hear the screams of men Hahn, also of Oil CTIty, was "un­ honey, wondered today "why pounds of hard muscle. He is 'try­ Senator'Nye (R.. N. D.) inter­ standing on the hridge of the sub­ *50c Campana Balm. - in the wa(er, crying for help, but accounted for." Americans rave about sunshine ing out his ideas on the body-build­ RADIO'S Moscow, Feb. 7.— )— preted the declaration, however, marine and were thrown cleart couldn't see- them ." Davis said the accident occurred ing class of the downtown Y. M.- ...... 2 for 49e Russian soldiers, pounding and fresh air. yet ruin their health as a bid for a congress of "yes Italy Reports Capture were Lieut. Comdr. Earle C, 75r HONEYSUCKLE — Heart-thrilUng fragrance of twilight In a M ASm Several times during the night when a yard engine of the Nickle C. A. southern garden: gentle, endearing — presented by H ARRIET without pause at the German by eating improperly. ' Nick subsists on two meals daily men." Hawk, commanding officer: LieuL DfTfCnVf 75c Llsterine ....59c (Wednesday) they saw ships and Plate railroad, which also uses the Nye. who opposeii the adiiilnis- Of Oasis of Gialo HUBBARD A YE R in ^ soft, smooth Bath Powder and a laating . Brought to you by your UMITI9 tiMf em y sent up flares. But all changed military machine on the Pennsylvania's tracks, backed sev­ "It's shocking that only three such as: Breakfast, a one-pound KolM-rt K. .N. Ward, and Joe B. Cologne. In charming package!, the ‘color of moonlight . . . iV ilY SU 9L )>er cent of the people care about tration's foreign policy before the Home 1 From Italian Broad­ Hurst. Itrsl eUse seauaui. Open Tuesdays, Wednes­ M ighborbood 'bl«« coal' doolor courses away from the men, ap­ snow-covered western front, eral freight cars into the Flyer's mixture of whole grains oat.*, casts), Feb. 7 ■ ' The Il.tliaii decorated w,ith blue butterfliea. Plus Tax their bodies." he said. wheat, rice or rye— merely wann­ Peaii Harbor attaek brought the s * S days, Thursdays and Fri­ ooay ♦Plus Tax parently afraid of a submarine path. high coniniaDd announced today Pm>Hf Us T I have driven the Germans out Deatru}* Vitamins By tVioklng ed in a dry saucepan for 10 min­ United iilates Into war, saw in Orders Defen*e Precautloii* days I'ntil 8:00 P. M. trap, Shear said. BlasdeU is a few miles south of the president's comment an ap­ that Axis troops, carrjdng out a Cologne $1.00 Bath Powder $1.00 of two important localities Buffalo. H(|i chief complaint Is that John utes, plus a quarter-pound of hon­ Kio De Janeiro, Feb. 7.— (65— Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. Q. Public eats more than he needs, peal for the election of Democrats counter-offensive against the Brit­ Pin* 16% Federal Tax. and destroyed several Nazi ey: supper, a pound of nuts. ish in Libya, had reached .\in El President Getullo Varga* today ISaxis Claim British eat.s the wrong combln.'itiona of Sometime* he sijbstUutc* raw or Republicans with views com­ ordered Bnulllan air delenne pre­ firing ixwitions- and defense parable to those of Wendell L. GozaU, 40 iiiilca west of Tobruk, The Wo Go G le iin e y Cos) Treasury Balance food, and destroys the vitamins of vegetables, fruit* Ind berries in cautions prepared, iBCladlag tka Destroyer Sunk worfas In recent fighting, the Rus- WUUde, the 1940 presidential and had captured the desert oasis f(X>d by c(x>king It. season. His only other nourish­ constriictloa of air raid ahetton, A FRENCH COAL, LUMBER, MASONS’ SUPPLIES. PAINT Berlin (From Oermaa Broad­ siana reported today. On one ui>- Washington, Feb. 7.—OP)— The nominee. of Gialo. Nick’s six years of diet experi­ ment is fruit juices slp'pqlB during dlapatcfa from PetrepoUa m M P*- WELDON DRUG COMPANY S3G NO. MAIN STREET TEU 4148 MANCHESTER casts) Feb. British de­ deaignated sector of the front, the position of the Treasury Feb. 5; menting have worked well on him­ his eight hours 6f hard exercise, “ It means," Nye told reporters, The Gialo oasis is in aouthefn stroyer has been sunk off the midday communique, said, “our “ that if they have got to have Libya about 250 miles west of the liee there hod raided tfaa faaara ef The JW.HAU CORB Receipts, 559,772.946.07; expen­ self, . for he ■ think* nothing of plus water (but not at mealtimes). a former member of tfae boaoed Beauty Shoppe Prescription Pharmacists English coast by a German sub- troops drove the enemy out of Republicans in Congreog at all. Libyan-Egyptlsn border and about M AM CHisTia C o m m - ditures, $109,899,635.16; net bal­ hoisting a 1.000-pound weight. let­ "D on't forget the exercise." aaya I Fascist lategraliat •rgaolaatlM 901 Main Street Telephone 5321 blue coal" THE DEPENDABLE FUEL, SOLD ONLY BY RLLIABLE DEALERS ance, $2,955,967,164.37; customs «C9 Phone 70,>8 ting an automobile run over hia Nick. “You havf to work for mus­ i aad had arrest ed f«|ff p a n M ^ (t aa Faso Taa) « rssaints for month 14.0^.617.14. ahdomszL or. lifting flvt well-built cles." tCkwttaned on P ^ e Tsn) (Geatlaqad on Page Ten) r N