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THURSDAY^ JANUAET 18, The Weather roreoaat ol t . J. »,euther Rovean AversRe Daily Circulation For the Month ol December, 1044 lacreasiag cloudineas toaigbt. Fow IakbI Men Meet Intermittent light snow; Saturday Chapman Court, Order of Ama- Manchester Novel Lecture In Hotel in Hawaii First Lecture rloudy, Interndttent light saow Kvith, will meet tomorrow evening LECLERC 9,011 mixed with rain. In the Maeonlc Temple. It will be Member of the Andlt o the flnK moating with the new of- Date Book Four Manchester men met By Rev. Stack FUNERAL HOMI Is Illustrated recently while enjoying a din­ Barean o f Ctreniatloaa flceri In charge. Royal Matron Cla- Local League 2S Mala StncC Manchester-^A City o f Village Charm -A AdmiMlon to tlie concert to be riaaa Miller reqneata that the offl- Friday, Jan. 19 ner at the Moana Hotel at iMvMi by LuboehuU end Ncmenoff, oera meet at 7 o’clock for rchear- Concert Manchester Civic Mu­ Waikiki Beach, Honolulu, T. To Be Heard Tomorrow PhoB* 828f (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS laiiO pUuUrt*. in High, eehool hell aal. A aocl.ll Hinc with refresh- sic Association, High School hill, A. H. Blacklngton to H. Lieut. Thomas J Chara waa MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1945 Veteran of the Philip­ attending a dinner at the fa­ (Claealfled Adverttolng on Page It) omorrow night be by mem- manta will follow tlie meeting. at 8:15. Speak on New Eng­ Evening at Y; To Re­ VOL. LXIV., NO. 92 u^venhtp Uckete In Uw Mmcheeter pine Revolt and Boxer At the Y. M. C. A., first in a mous beach hotel with Roy ^ d P Civic Music AesiHjlBtlon only. The A daughter, Mary Burton Miller, aeries of four lectures by Rev. land on Jan. 31. Erland Johnson of this town view Current Books. i ' «ricert, the third In the local ae- .waa bom laat night at the Hart­ Rebellion; Others Join Thomas F. Stack of St. Thomas’s when the members of the local I party met Tom Stowe, former Buck's Corner nee, « srbsduled for 8:15 tomor- ford Hoapltal to Sergt. and Mra. Seminary, Bloomfield, “ Better The first in the series of four lec­ Pilot Saved from Flaming Hellcat Olbaon Miller, of 60 Cooper atreet. Alton Hall Blacklngton, well Herald sports editor. tw r night. A Marine who was. discharged Books for Better Times ” tures on books, under the general Reds Take Krakow; Mra. Miller waa the former Mias known throughout the east for 'The Manchc.ster men made ’ Restaurant from the Corps In 1901. a veteran — Sunday. Jan. 21 Hongen, Sdmund Mlkolowaky. aon of Mr. Helen C. Donnelly, daughter of the his "Yankee yarns” and beautiful their chance meeting an occa-1 topic of ’’Better Books for Better of the Spanish-American War, the Annual meeting of Emanuel ' Sion and spent several hours and Mrs; Alexander Mlkolowaky, late Mr. and Mra. Robert .1. Don­ Lutheran church. colored movies of New England Times.” will be given by Rev. On th« New London Tpk. of S3 Mather rtreet. la Second Cook nelly. Philippine Insurrection and the talking about the old home Thomas P. Stack at the Y. M. C. A. Boxer Rebellion, was admitted to Monday, Jan. 22 will give an illustrated lecture at town and friends here, a letter Try Oar ItaHnn Food and Baker on the S. 8. Opequon, a Paper salvage, ■ Southeast sec­ the HollLster street school on Wed­ t'jmorrow night at 8:15 o’clock. Taken by Allies; tanker In the Merchant Marine aer- The flags at the po.st office, ar- membership In the Frank J. Mans- from Lieut. Chara reveals. Books to be reviewed tomorrow Specialties In Oar New Battle Inside Lodz; tion of town. nesday evening, January 31, at vlce. Aa a member of the galley morj’, municipal building and the ilcld Detachment, Marine Corps The Johnsons and Chara are night will be under the subject, schools In town are flying at half- League laat night in the Army and Meeting of Women’s Club, Cen­ eight o’clock. Mr. Blacklngton In the service and are based CEDAR ROOM crow it waa hie taak to bake the ter Church House. Speaker Prof. comes under the auspices of the ••Has Christianity Failed?” mbiee, apple and pumpkin plea atsff today in tribute to the ^te Navy Club. at Honolulu while Tom Stowe rhoae to be discussed are ’’Now Senator Francla T.-Maloney. The' He is George Carter of Poquo- Ralph F. Blschoff of Wesleyan Educational Club. He ha.s spoke is publicity director for the ORCHESTRA tnat were aerved to the men aboard University. Subject: "The Peace frequently In Hartford and in With the Mondng Star,” by Thom­ Thars. • FrI. - Sat. • Son. Foe on Defense ahlp on Chrlatmaa Day. flag^it the post office building waa nock, Windsor, and was discharg­ ; American Red Cross In the Pa­ as Keman; "Bet ween Heaven and placed at half-staff yesterdny on 'd from the Marine Corps in 190? Table.” Manchester before, and all who cific ocean area. Each Week. Budapest Fall Near , Friday, Jan. 26 Ecrth,” by Franz Werfel; ”Chrls- ordera of Postmaster Grant be­ after a long period of service have heard him will vouch for ttanity In the Market Place” by LEGAL BEVERAGES gtreman. Second Class, Q. R. cause of the death of the Senator. afloat and ashore In several foreign Blood Donors Mobile Unit here. him aa an unusually entertaining American First Airay j ]\u,,g^g t Aatrauckas. formerly of Manchea. Michael de la Bedoyere and ’’Chris­ countries. ‘The Pampered Darling.” one- speaker. Many people know him tianity and Democracy” by Blocked Four Miles ter, now of New York City, waa George Carter enlisted In the act comedy by Intermediate Fel­ also as originator of the program Fall Collapses Strong­ nbonrd the U. 8. Destroyer “Wool- Jacques Maritain Marine Corps in 1898 and waa a lowship at South Methodist ha calls "Yankee Yarns” which i Choir Elects The seriea of lectures, which Is North of St. Vith; Yanks Use aey" when It took part recently In Money Is Repaid member of the famoue crew of the Plan Favored Poland’s Flags est German Position an engagement in support of the church. he broadcasts on Friday evenings open to the general public. Is being USS Brooklyn in the Battle of Wednesday, Jon. 81 over Springfield and Boston sta­ sponsored by the Itelghta of Co­ Germans Gain Narrow In Southern Poland; U. S. Fifth Army In Northern It­ Stale by Mooney Santiago, Cuba. After that his­ . Lec ture by A. Hall Blacklngton Its Officers A REMINDER! aly. The “Woolacy" along with a tions. lumbus, the Daughters of Isabella Now Floating Old French toric battle Marine Carter was put on "Yankee News Reel of 1944.” His movie, the “Yankee News­ and the Ladies of Columbus. Rhine Corridor to By Gen. Kirk Germans Withdraw British destnver bombarded Nazi ashore with the First Marina Bat­ When Yon Need Mom targeU. The ’'Woolaey” la known Auspices Educational Club, Hol­ reel.” which he ourrently com­ Shift Forces Around. The suit the' state brought talion at Guantanamo Cuba, and lister street auditorium. piles from various interesting Old Leaders Chosen; Line Forts Across Danube in as *one of the flghtlnest .'■-htpa" In helped to wipe out the Spaniards at Over Warsaw the Mediterranean waters. against Michael Mooney to recover Saturday, Feb. 10 .subjects In New England waa re­ INSURANCE Inadequacy of Nursing Hungarian Capital; the Battle of McCullough Hill and South End Firemen’e "Ladlee' cently presented by Invitation be- Report Eight Members f u r n a c e b e f a i b i n o Bulletin! money paid for old age assistance in other engagements In that area. Wells o a BUBNEB SERVICE Fire • Theft • Antomobile Care as Battle Casual­ William J. LaRlvlere, Jr., hus­ night.” Sports Center, fqre the 4,000 members of the Paris, Jan. 19.— (A>>— The Maginot Line Pillboxes Nazis in Slovakia in which resulted In property owned Served on Ounbomt street. National Geographio Society In In Services Now. For Fall Inforoiatioa Coll - or Fumitum Hundreds of Pole»^ As- band of Mrs. .lulla R. LaRlvlere. of After the battle of SanUago the Germans burst out of the ty Patients Increase Vise in Fourth Drive. 195 Spruce street, and aon of Mr. by Mr. Mooney on Autumn atreet .Sunday, Feb. 11 Wai^ington. Help in Fighting Off being. atuched, has been settled. Brooklyn was sent to the Philip­ Union worship service. South------At the annual meeting of the VAN CAMP BROS. northern end of the Rhine Hun^e Gigantic Task .and Mrs. W. J. LaRlvlere, of 180 pines to relieve the USS Baltimore, Mr. Blacklngton has a never- 18 Voora' Experteoee! CALL Makes Action Urgent. German Attach Along Porter atreet, won hla silver gun­ The state has been reimbursed and Methodist, churcll, 7:30 p. m. of ending fund of anecdote and ."enlor Choir of St. Mary's Episco­ bridgehead above Strasbourg Of Bringing Ancient London, Jan. 19.— the lots and house owned by Mr. the flagship of th# Pacific Fleet all Protestant Churches and Tem­ TEI-EPHONE 8244 ner's wings and promotion to the and Marine Carter was assigned humor; and he covers a wide range pal church held toi the Parish FrM laapeetinaB! today and linked up with oth­ Washington, Jan. 19—(/P) The 60 Miles of Front. Marshal Stalin’s forces cap* giade o f corporal when he comple­ Mooney have been sold to Eldward ple Beth Sholom. of material In each year's newsreel. ALEXANDER Capital Back to Li fie. T. O'Dwyer. The money paid for to the Marine Guard of the USS Police Benefit show at State House following the weekly choir er forces in northeast Alsace, Army’a surgeon general said to­ tured the l,200ryear-old city ted the flexible gunnery course at Luzon and with General Arthur What he will show here la, of rehearsal, re-elected the following Yuma. ArlBona, Army Air Field, the property was used to settle theater. course, entirely new. forming a solid front against day Inadequacy of nursing care, in On the U. 8. Seventh Army of Krakow, 47 miles from MacArthur aboard, made an in- officers: JARVIS Moscow, Jan. 19.—(iC)—The red tli'a week. He la a graduate of the the claim. rpection of all Army posts in the Feb. 12 to March 15 A tentative list of subjects In­ President, Miss Gertnide Ud- 28 ALEXANDER STREET the U. S. 7th Army along 40 the face of a 270 per jent Increase Front, Jan. 19.— France's Germany’s Silesian border, The state has filed a release of Income tax as.sistance at Muni­ and white flags of Poland floated radio school at Sioux Falla, South Philippines, and later aerved cludes the following: The training don; vice president, George Pot- o n c e 4112 ResMenoe 7278 miles of the Maginot line as in battle casualty patients, makes ctambers aboard this flaming Gruman Hellcat famous Maginot line, often consid­ today and the Germans said DakoU. and a graduate of Man- the attachment In order that a over the scarred and blackened aboard a Yangtse River gunboat. cipal building. of Cosst Guard dogs on Cape Cod; terton; secretary and treasurer. REAL ESTATE Weehdays and Snndoya it imperative that nurpes be draft­ Lieut ined after the cbester High school. clear title could be given. The re­ yaching off Marblehead: old cov­ far west as Bitche. The situ­ to extrickte'Ellstgn^y^^’ X ’lms*on.*of’'p^^^^^ from the cocl-.plt where he wa.s stunned » « e r the ered an outmoded defensive sys­ the Red Army had battled in­ Later Marine Cartej- was assign­ Mm . Jeannle Chambers; assistant ed. plr.ne’s tallhook caught a wire on a waveofT after city of Warsaw today as hundreds lease waa signed by Robert J. ered bridges In Vermont: autumn WANTED TO BUT -> Single, ation on the southern front prane'erash landed on the USS Enterprise. The tem, is being put to good use by to Lodz in a mighty sweep of ed to the Naval Station at Cavite secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Since May, said Maj. Gen. Nor­ and hurt.t Into flames when it nosed into the catwalk of Poles took up the gigantic task A conference and school of In- Smith, state welfare commU colors in New Hampshire; winter T-Famlly Honaea — Large and wks regarded at supreme man T. Kirk, ”our patients have a bad approach and the belly tank then ruptured , m.H.i doughboys of the U. S. Seventh western Poland. The fall of and afterwards to the Naval Sta­ A. E. Hiitchiiisoiis Dorothy PaganI; libr.'^rlan, James (AP Wirephoto from U. S of bringing their ancient capital r atrucUon for the volunteer Oilld tioner. tion at Olongapo. At these sta­ sports; spectacular fires, and bat­ S t in s o n ; assistant librarian, Small Forma — In Manebesier, headquarters as increasingly increased from 260,(X)C to 450,000, " For hU M tnn, Chewning waa awarded the Navy and Manne Corps medal. Army. Krakow collapsed the strongcit tling against forest fires In sub­ Bolton, Vernon and So. Wind­ /U-tCB OOFRAM For 18 days the Americana have Welfare and Rehabilitation com­ tions he took part In several MI.ss Arllne Nelson. (Known Aa «4neea Anee) while tl^e number of Army nurses Navy.) back to lire. German position In aouthern Po­ mittees of the American Legion zero weather; the Aroostook pota­ sor. All transoettona (CASH). grave. been using the line’s pillboxes to skirmishes with the Insurrection­ Note Anniversary At the present time there are Sp i r i t u a l b4e o i u m has risen only 2,000. Already officials of the Polish land and released large Soviet to fields; the hurricane of 1944; te r the Department o f Connecti­ ists. eight members of the choir in the Seventh Itanghter nt a Seventh Sea SupporU Drafting Proponal provisional govtrnment from Lub­ fight off a coi.ctiled scries of Ger­ forcea for a descent on Germaa cut will be held Saturday at the Sclialler Garage ‘Sve visit” Charles Dana Gibson, What havo yooT Con, Write or Paris, Jan. 19.— (JP)— Ger­ Appearing before tbe House man attacks along 60 miles of industry. With 350 Marines. Carter took service of the United States, Phone — MauKheater 4842 or B«im With a V oa lin, recognized by Soviet Russia, Hotel Bond. Hartford. Dr. Howard part In the march on Tlensin, Notwithstanding harardous driv Booth Tarkington. Kenneth Rob­ namely: Mi.ss Gertruda Herrmann, man Armies were thrown on Military committee, the surgeon Doctor Loses front from Sarreguemines east to .\nrlent Capital of Polanfi ■ Boyd la Child Welfare chairman erts; picnic in the Maine woods; 2-1107 (Any ’nm e). Readings Uslly, Ineinding Bnadny. Yank Forces Capture were setting ufr administrative Building Is Sold China, to relieve the city Which Stalin said the capture of Krakow, as their recent guests, Mra. Cole’s Sherwood Beechler was the agent Edward Zamiatas and Lieut. Cot­ prayers. Germans were ible to link up application of selective servico to early this morning, claimed *'one! * cleverl.v concealed con- ern Fringe of' Swollen of German occupation but one cor­ ' brother-in-law and alster, Lieut, ii the tale and the deal waa closed and Mra. Hutchinson have been . Saturday. January 20—Chil­ Pump Mechanic fill immediately the shortage in centration of Japanese tanks respondent said there were still a seized after a fierce atreet battle, ter raised the total of membership their cross-Rhine bridgehead with life and drove 40 guests to and Mrs. Herbert Dldell of Nor­ In the office ol Judge Harold Gar- connected for nearly thirty-nine dren’s services at 10 a. m. Read­ Hame Owners the Karlsruhe corner northeast of the supply of nurses. ” Jap Industrial Area. few realdenus standing in the rub­ had uncovered the defenses of the of Manchester’s youngest ex-serv­ ice-coated street in little i and artillery in a 24-hour Churchill Appears Cer­ folk, Va. Lieutenant Dldell. who is tky yeaterday afternoon. "ears. The DUVCW, In which Mrs. ers; Jackie Bursack and /Phyllis Haguenau by capturing Dalhun- Kirk’a testir..ohy interrupted ble of ruined apartment buildings huge Polish coal fields of the Dom- ice organization to 109. Hutchinson holds an office, sent a CARL NYGREN Our expert carpenters Cryst'alite than their night clothing. battle, captured the Highway browa region to the fouthweat. witb the Navy is on a 80-day fur­ Silygrsteln. den, Stattmatten and Dengols- committee \/ork on work-or-be- B-29 Headquarters. Guam, Jan. to met the Red Army when it roll­ tain of Big Major- lough after serving for the past lovely Princeton china vase. Sunday, Januray 21,—Religious 15 South St. Tel. 6497 are now available for any The victim of the fire was not hree town of Urdaneta early „ , I Polish kings were crowned then' Other gifts were many and helm, the U. S. 7th Army an- drafted legislation for men bo- immediately identified but four 19.—(Via Navy Radio)—(/P)—Su- ed in. 2 1-2 yeara In North Africa and school classes at 9:30 a. m. and all types of home re­ ' nounced. Thla provided the at­ tween 18 and 45. An anti-closed id sy In the first bitter fight Life began redirning quickly, he itv; Urgent Orders to from ahe time of Kazimir the ROr the Mediterranean area. Circle to Receive To Open Nulrilion beautiful, aa well aa of intrinsic Tuesday and Thursday—Reli­ hours after the blaze had been ex­ of Luzon Invasion. perrFortressea from Saipan bomb­ Atteiul. ' »torer in 1.038 so - 1,596- — and— Koa-— - value, although Mr. and Mra. pairs and alterations. tacking foe with a narrow Rhine shop amendment to that measure tinguished Fire Chief Paul Heinze related. Today Warsaw was ring­ Meiiihers to gious school classes at 3:45 p. m. corridor along which he could is to be taken up by the commit­ ure of the key town on Gen. ed a grand new target in Japan, ing with the beating of hammers cluszko, a here of Uie Americn.| Holy Communion Hutchinson tried to Impress upon Estimates cheerfully said it waa virtually certain that MacArthur’* left flank revolution, was buried there. Course Wednesday Ihelr guestai that a friendship ahlft and reinforce his dlrisioni. tee at a later executive session. tbe body was that of Dr. Mayo R. a huge aircraft factory on the and the roar of tra' tor motors try­ given. It waa a sharp setback for the Only 2,000 Join Army opened Yhe northern section of the (S> Bulletin! Ordera Mtghty Salute PIIONt fOR OUR PROMPT gathering waa planned, rather Purple. 32, an examining physi­ main Mtoila-Bagulo highway to western fringe of the swollen ing to clear the atreets. than a gift gathering. A varied Kerosene Americans. Since last April, Kirk said, 27,- cian at the New Haven induction Kobe-Osaka industrial area to­ Labor battalions quickly threw Isindon, Jan. 19— i4*i)— la - Stalin ordered one of Moseow’al the Yank^ Members of Brown-LaGace cir­ A Red Cross course In Nulrilion line of refreshments were served CASH! In northeast France, the Ameri­ 000 nurses have graduated, while center. Chief Heinze said that im­ day. up crossings c ■ the ma|n bridges Imrite .\neurln Bevaa charged miKhtiest saluus, 24 salvos front I WILL BUY ANY PanIquI Ca^ured in 5-Mile Gain cle of Columbian Squires will at­ is planned to start Wednesday, Miss Doris Hutchinson and Mra. Wm. F. can 7th Army lost its toeholds In only 2,000 additional nurses have mediate relatives of Dr. Purple Planes in a sizable force bomb­ whose spans had been wrecked and that Prime Minister tTiurc-h- 324 guns, to elebrate the recovery I Herrlisheim and Scsscnhelm, 11 Meantime an American column tend holy communion In a body January 24, at 7:15 p. m., and will Adolf Simons were In charge of ANTIQUE - MODERN joined the Arm. medical force. who was a native of East Hamp­ ed upwind and several thousand i traffic flowed across the Vistula. III distorted facts and had of "one of the most Important cut-1 at the 8:30 mass at S t James’s meet In the board room of the the affair. Mrs. Robert McLougta- /GOOD and 16 miles north of Strasbourg, The surgeon general, said the 20 miles south along the same vi­ feet lower than on any previous “ the worst rec-ord »f Interven­ tural and political centera of ourl FURNITURE Jahnsan ton, had been notified and that tal Highway Three captured the Thousands of other persons church next Sunday, Peter Pinto, Manchester Memorial. hospital. lln and Mrs. John Forster poured. but captured Auenheim and Leu- Army has 42,000 nurses now and preparations were being made to Honshu island raid. First reports thaThad form- tion In other people’s affairs of Broad Street road and railroad junction of ally, Poland.” _ I chairman of the Religious commit­ There Is still room In the class for ESTATES PURUHASEU L. T. Wood Co. terheim below Hat ten in the area "must have 60,000 to meet present remove the body to East Hamp­ were more encouraging than early crossea on any statesman” In a speech In the new offensive the FourlBl REAL ESTATE where the Maginot line closes Up Paniqui in a five-mile gain and ed in the hard weather of the last tee, announced at the meeting of p -few more persons Interested In TELEPHONE 7t26 needs. ton for burial. returns from previous ^.Honshu which drew protests from the Ukrainian Army led by Gen. Ivan I the circle at the Knights of Colum­ finding new ways to make the Ot Call Arthnt Ayvra to the Rhine. pressed* on toward the imporUnt few days. House ol Commons toda.v. Phone 4496 ” If the 18,000 are to be obtain­ The first alarm waa soundeI iX«S W4 Trying To Catch Balance ed,” he declared, “ it seems clear city of Tarlac, 70 road miles from The target was the Kawasaki “There Is nn single politician Fair Prices ROBERT M. REH) shortly after 12:30 aft^r an un­ Manila. Another infantry force ede difficult any conversation on topol, captured GorHce, 65 mBMl wlU meet at 8:16 to attend mass tained In these days of shortages Oil Burners Rundstedt waa trying to catch that selective service legislation is aircraft plant—one of the newest i m:— - - -..h Mnuares more capable of distorting southeast of Krakow; also J a « a l hia balance between Luvembourg identified guest had phoned Harry approached Tarlac obliquely down and most modern in Japan-on j Warsaw’s streets and squares farts than the pr.me minis­ ,/ B U R K E © In the lower church. and rationing. and & SONS required.” Lucas, the night clerk, saying 15 miles northeast of Gorlloe ana| Charles Tarplnlan, Jr., chairman Anyone wishing to take this and Holland, where the American another road from Camillng. the western edge of the small city ter,” Bevan said, in one of ^ ■ | l Pnbne 3193 Manchester Kirk told the committee that that he believed “ there la a fire in All advances were supported di­ 400 other towns, Stalin said. of the Social committee, announced cmirae may register by calling the Wm. F. Johnsan and British atUcks ground up, to Army hospitals in the United of Akashi on the southeast coast Every Living W arsaw the most bitter attacks ever I r : t as'ti ST Dr. Purple's room.” Firemen an­ rectly by American warplanes op­ His order of the day indicate^ that preliminary plans had been Red Cross office, 41?5, or by malt­ Furnaces Builder — Real Estate two miles forward in slushy snow-. States are. understaffed because of of Honshu 10 miles 8est of Kobe. made on the prime minister swering this alarm found the erating off the Ungayen airdrome. however, that the Russiaha In thlr’ made to hold a dance early in Feb­ ing name and address to the office, A Few S.tiU Available. Any of the thrusts by the three the large "number of nurses requir­ Inhabitant* Exiled In Commons, he declared ruary. At' a committee meeting Telephone 7426 or 4614 EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S blaze making rapid headway on Formosa and even parts of the Every Plane Hits Target secret commitments by 953 Main street. Allied Armies in the north and ed overej^as. H^. said more than 60 the third floor and quickly turned Indicative of the unuaually good London, Ian. 19— (fl*' —Soviet (Continued on Page Eight) following the session of the Circle CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE center might burst at any moment China coast now are within reach Churchill were a factor In RACKLIFPE OIL CO. per cefit of all Army nursea now in two more alarms. results, every plane in the early Rus.sia’a leading war correspon­ these plans we^^ further advap^ced. Into a full force onslaught, endan­ of long-range fighters. dent reported today that the Ger­ “ the Greek tragedy. ” Tel. Hnrtford 7-5IBI .NATIVE BROILERS gering Germany from the west as are aMigneu abroad. All Apparatus at Scene (The Formosa domestic radio formation reported bombing vis­ CTiief Heinze arrived after the mans had "xilcd every living n- >8 filaple Avenno/— Hnrtford STEAKS the Ruaslana endangered her from Has Obligation To Wounded warned today that large scale ually and hitting the target. Some' London. Ja.i. 19—(;P)—Critics of ■’'This country has an oblieation.” third alarm and quickly turned In reported heavy explosiona andi hibitant of Warsaw before yield- Planning to Build the east. enemy air raids "will be intensl British policy in Greece moved to­ extra cash Engagemenls_\ j HARTFORD LOADS OF FUN TONIGHT! The German comamnder baa be concluded, "to care for its the fourth and fifth alarms, bring- huge fires. Accideal sad ladeoiaily CasipsaF fled henefeforth.” In a broadca.st A sudden shift of attack appar­ (Continued on Page Four) ward another showdown demand Flashes! Your\New Home? ROUND AND SQUARE JIANCING wounded men. There is hardly an picked, up by the Federal Com­ (Continned on Cage Eight) American family that does not (Continued on Pago Eight) ently caught the Japanese off in the House of Commons today, i tale BulleUns o f the (^ Wlia) For Seasonal Needs TALL CEDARS Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer munications commission the For­ guard since the anti-aircraft fire ; LET JARVIS PLAN INSURANCE have a aon or ai. Immediate rela­ mosa announcer said "the ferocity but Prime Minister Churchill ap­ Mason-Hills Staiul Between You tive In the armed forcej who'fcay was Inaccurate arid light to me-1 peared ccrtaiii of a big majority. Defers Ruling on Requeat_ ^ Mrs Haroli M. Hills, of Maple IT WITH YOU of , the war now raging is unpre­ dium. Flftiiter opposition was Nazis Losing * a loan of «l0.to tsoo is to Reymander'a Restaurant some day require medical and cedented in war annals of the As a war debate went into its Chicago, Jan. 19—iiPi—Fentr your advantage, wonts avenue,* Hartford, announces the and Trouble. Be Safe W e are In a position to give nursing care.” Maloney Laid fairly light. second day. thi government sent Judge Philip L- Sullivan t o ^ y k rWSF,.90 WWssrve jwea. you. engagement of her daughter, Al- Arthur A. Knafla 55-S7 OAK STREBT ' / TEI.EHHONE »922 Alert Sound^ world, and the Japanese empire No planes were lost in the raid Loona mode pm apO r and Bingo you prompt, action with your The nurse-draft bill waa intro­ out urgent orders to members to ferred ruling on the lene Marie, to T. Sergt. LoRoy and Have Them Re­ IS really facing a crisis.” ) on the basis of early reports. Gas Source privately on slsnstare alone. honslng problems. 875 Main St. TeL 5440 duced by Committee Chairman attend to mustoi its ful’ strength Frank IV. McCulloch, Chlcofn^ Benslble^rrr-r-i-r monthlyoawTrxjTr.-j pRJI&anfi^psymenta Charles Mason, A.A.F., son of (1) II looking for a good need ()n Nazi Spies May (D-Ky) after Preaident To Final Rest Eitoonnter Jap Artillery "The target was under attack against radica' tactions of the La­ torney, for permission to lnt« Loons in 1-Vlslt—phono ns,' John H. Mason, Toledo, Ohio. lined. ••Ask Your Neighbor" At Urdaneta, 27 road miles for considerably more than an thsn'htop In by appointment Orange Hall home ore hdve 4—8 and 8-room Roosevelt asked for it in his mes­ bor party and r-ome independents in the goverment’a pendl^ Miss Hills is a dental nurse tn Slngtee nvsllable for oocnpancy. southeast of Lingayen gulf, the hour. ^ Red Advance in Soiith- to* sign ' I and vu.. pick np the cash. th-: office of Dr. E. W. Pomeroy. sage to Congress on Jan.' 6. It and Liberals. against .Montgomery Ward Oome In, phone or writs todsy. (2) Loohing for nn Invest­ would require the registration of Throng Assembled for Luzon Japanese made their first The first bombs were away at 3 Churchill’s d-'Uincintion of the Co.. McCulloch, a minor Hertford. , Trio Trained With'Gim p. m., almost the same hour that Tomorrow Night ment that frill pay a good re- every reg^latered nurse between the determined effort to stand and I west Poland Depriving leftwirg Elas forces in Greece ss holder In the company, 4 Sergt. Mann h,is completed 35 ] Mass Re^pets Deep fight. The tank-led American Brig. Gen. Ha.vwood S. Hansell, tam nn yonr money? We have ages ofol 18 and 45 and permit their that the firm’s board of • u u combat missions with the 8th Air I 23 REGULAR GAMES 25c. WEDDING pel and Colepaug4i4^ column encountered Japanese ar­ Jr., was receiving the distinguish­ ' Reich t*f Supply. M*a1l, Mmodf Force in E,i.:tland and. Is now sta- ' Plata and Dnplexea tbnt will do lion aa privates under regu- Affection of Friends. (Continued on Page Seven) had wastefully expended Payame*! Pvpawali 7 SPECIAL GAMES Jnnt thaL Plan to" Enter ■'Nation lion. tillery and camouflaged armored ed service medal here for excep------than »2flH)0,00b for IltlgatloB, $100 $1$44 $M72 $100$ tioned at Scott Field, Illinois. tionally meritorious ""v ice s as vfashlngton, Jan. 19 .(fl>)-The The coup’s plan/to be married' SWEEPSTAKES (8) Are yon Intereated In oell- BIRTHDAY (Contt^nefi on Page Eight) vehicles hidden amongst trees 1 ilclty and advertising In tho ' 200 28.S4 29.11 tfJ4 Ing yonr present home? We Meriden, Jan. 19.—(/P)—Francis and shrubbery on the town's out­ the commander of the 21st,Bom b-; Army's advance in south-, MO $4.48 94M 2t.27 next month. WEEKLY PRIZE Washington, Jan. 19—(If)— FBI ' enlation of their cose. have castomere who will pay np UKES T. Maltmey received in death to­ skirts. er command. . . „ I west Poland is rapidly depriving Laborite Hits 10» •fcpap >d>a Burma road bastion.. The an foii.^TeiiMd r-i. »4ss TELEPHONE 8962 Read Herald Advs. 18.3-187 NO. MAIN STREET PHONE 21997 sabotage and were aasoi iated dur­ the beautiful Gothic St. Joseph’s Kawasaki \R4idRR«Rti D. K. Rrfluii Mgr. CHEVROLET ...... $10.95 ing their training overseas w’lui position of the Treasury, Jari. 17: is believed to ' ,/" ia n t s in central and western Reference in Discus- was scored, the high LlrcDM No. 391 'ormer Head of Kiwan- church for a pontifical requiem three main1 engine types for „ ibv soon sharply limit Haid. after heavy casualUea GAVELLO & E. SCHULZ MERCURY ...... $10.95 Erich Glmpel and William C. Cole- masa reflected 'Maloney’s wide and Receipts, $66 420,306.88; expend­ itures, $174,764,368.16; net balance hi.-i military activities. Sion of Greek Crisis. infilcted on the eneniy In a an The Finest in DON'T FORGET! Wednesday Is paugh who were arrested by the is International Shot yarying associations snd the deep (Continued on Page Eight) PLYMOUTH ...... $10.95 . FBI in New York last month after $20,260,525,768.83. The Silesian area and the ad­ of unaucceeaful counter-att affection with which he waa held joining Bec(lon of Poland centering Laborite rhe I’. 8. I4th ,\lr Forre kept DODGE . > ...... • $11.95 alleg^ly landing on the Maine In His Atlanta Home. both in high and low places. London. Jan. 19.—i/Pi WHERE TO GO TONIGHT? DONUT DAY!!! coast from a submarine In Novem- around Krakow are Important to Hector McNeil objected in Corn- a continuous aerie# of bombing a^ DeSOTO , ...... $11.95 DESIGN It Included many associates m Germany because of the rich coal Minister strafing missions In the arep ber. ■ . mons today to Prime Atlanta, Jan. 19—(ff") A 30- Congress where his earnestness, deposits found there. Coal is the support of the griiund troopa. PONTIAC ...... $12.95 JELLY DONUTS Dozen 28c Asks Nation to Be .Alert vear-old Negro railroad worker energy and ability had won him Churchill's reference to the press WORKMANSHIP Hoover asked the nation to be has confessed, DeKalb County P^ Thousands o f Fighting Men source of synthetic gasoline on in his discussion of the Greek BUICK . ______..$13.95 the title of a ’’congressman’s con­ which the Germans have come to ODD FELLOWS BINGO OB the lookout for the men and to lice CaUef Leo Nahllk announced, gressman.” Present also were just crisis yesterday, saying it waa ”a Censure Move BMten^__ ZEPHYR ...... $13,95 report any suspicious persons to rely more and more In recent years rather Irresponsible attack. ” London, Jaa. 19.—i^Pi—An I MATERIAL that he killed Henry C. Heinz, At- neighbors, together with high- tempt to exprese censure af 1 the nearest FBI office. lanU banker and former president Become Ocharina Addicts to run their tm eka and planes. McNeil said that from the very CHRYSLER .. .$1.3.95 ranking sUte officials headed by Back before Germany’s stolen difficulty .Minister Churrhlll’a laterveal OF COURSE ... WHERE ALL He identified the men as Max of Klwsnia Intejmstlonal, In me Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin -and beginning of the Greek empire started shrinking and be­ 1st policy la liberated NEWTIRES OLDSMOBILE ,...11.3.95 Reaardleas of thq type of Christian Johannes Schneemann, home here the night of Sept. 28, representatives of the press, a British newspapers and their cor­ New York, Jan. 16—(;P)—Am eri-. to his full six feet and sounded his 44, a former resident of Peialra, fore Allied bombers began effective respondents in Athens "attempted beaten 340 to 7 today in the B GRAHAM . .$13.95 BINGO FLAYERS GO! Memorial yon may desire, 1 ^ 3 profession which he followed as a can Gl’a all ovei the world, armed A” on a coral-colored tooter. attacks, the Silesian-Polish pro­ was Colombia, South America; Hsnz Nahllk said the Negro, Horace reporter before he entered politics "I overblowed,” Hclbig aaid. ' to depict ,accurately what of CommoBo. Techni Jiv lha we ean design, produce and with “the tea-minute aelf-lnstruc- duction areas turned nut only about corre- was on a war apprepristte* ! STUDEBAKER ....$13.95 m (mi- Rudolf ChrisUn Zuehlsdorff, 25, Blablock, wrote the confession, Democratic town chairman Then he p'ckto up a tonette—a happening and responsible tor” and a tittle iMtrument that place it for you. We Riair- formerly of Bogota, Colombia, and using a pencil and a sheet of yel­ 10 per cent of the German motor apondence from Athens haa not 24ome critical Laboritea a a iM HUDSON ...... $13.95 Tonight and Every Thurs. Night! “WHERE GOOD FELIXIWS GET TOGETHER** Bishop Celebrates Moss cmita oounda like a Dcd-ridden ban- gadget resembling a flute—and fuel. While the exact percentage SEIBERLING TIRES nntce every Memorial wa Oscar Max Wilms, 37, formerly of low Ublet paper, after deciding to The Catholic church sent iU gave out with the T w elfth Street been challenged. beforeliBnd tiuit »Ithooffc NASH ..,...... $13.95 Managua, Nicaragua. - ahee, are warming up their fox- as estimated here can not *»* “ '"* “The prime miniater may have poaed British policy la Gtar ' 5.S0xl7 6.50x16 build to be lastingly,satis­ tell the truth and ease my mind. highest ranking clergyman In holea with torrid American jive. Rag ” good ana hot closed now it Is a comparatively LaSALLE ...... $15.95 DINE AND DANtE Fifteen hours of questioning pre CkinnccUcut, the Mo»t Rev. Henry Qulch Way to Mastery been referring to (editorial) cpm- lUlv, they would oat vd*a factory. The music section of tho Army’a fairly high figure , To the LiHinit Tunes of ceeded the confession, Nahlik saia , . O’Brien, auxiliary bishop and Helblg says Uic "ten minute aelf- ment,” McNeil said, "but happily the'bill ei. tbe grouada thay i $14.75 $19.50 PACKARD ______..$ 1 3.95 Pair AwaUing Trial Special Services division, an outfit Near the little town of Blech- it Is not yet an offense to criticize be aocuaed e< tanpedlag tta ( THE OAK GRILL i^WINGSTERS Shot To Death by Intruder administrator of the Hartford dio­ whose function it is 4o bolster any instructor,” without which no GI The banker waa shot to death by hammer the Germans have been even the prime minister and hi* .CADILLAC ...... $17.95 By Military Commission cese, to celebrate the solemn fu­ building two hydrogenation plants effort. 6.00x16 MANCHESTER DELICIOUS FOOD — MODEST PRICES! an intruder while his wife, the neral rites for lU distinguished actions. • • .o 7.00x15 ' New York? Jan. 19- Of) — Two under ownership of the vast T. G- “ If the preaa had been free G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. men,- said by the FBI to havo been daughter of the late Psa Candler, communicant. Maloney died Tues­ thousands of fighting men Farben Company to manufacture 120,0(M Nasi CaeiiaWia Above Pricea Apply Te founder of the Coca Cola company; day at the age of 50 of a heart at; from the beginning to describe Supreme UeadqnartM $16.05 $21.55 MEMORIAL ROAST TOP SIRLOIN ROAST LAMP Nazi agents landed by submarine Haaded Out Gratis oil from coal. One Is virtually the conditions under which Light Delivery Tmcin. or. the Maine coast, were held on ran Into an adjoining room for i Uck which many ascribed to . The Army’s version of the ocha­ The sweet potato and Ita cous- the other is in only par- expeditionary Fores, Plus Tax. Lumber of All Kinds HALF BROILERS VEAL CUTLETS gun. Dr. Bryant King Vanp, den­ overwork In the wqr effort. Ina, the song flu^e and the tonette. complete (ireou’a government was born 19-44V-Tlia O m a m Governors island today awaiting rina—^weet potato to you^—la a tlal use. . ‘ there might have been leas trou­ COMPANY ROAST VEAL , STEAKS trial by a military commission on tist and son-in-law of Heinz, was Every seat In the huge edifice, plastic, stream-lined little number made their Army debut In a aelf- eaaualtlaa Ir MaBon Supplie»^P«iiit~—Hardware entertalnment mualc program In Path ol Bed Advance ble.” A . AlBMttL Prepb charges ot vlolatihg the laws of seriously wounded. In an exchange whi^ has a capacity of 1,500 was which has been handed out gratis West of Blechhammer at Ausch­ Jaa 11 la tbeii eWeaMva of Shota with police as be ran up three years ago. They caught on ' Frotested Last May 28 — ^ LET US RECAP YOUR PRESENT TIRES BalMin Wool Insnlation .O ur Kiteben Closea A t l l P. M. occupied and police were forced to to many iher. leaving here on troop witz. Poland. U a third gre^, the AUled fren In the ------| | COR. PBAKL AND HARRISON through the dark In response to a quickly. ^ . McNeil said that at long ago m Second Service oommand on' turn back scores, who sought to teansporta and to outfits overseas. thetic oil factory of T. G. last May 23 correspondents In gupreow headqnartera 8TRBCT8 frantic telephone call from Mra witness the services. These snd 'T ^ a soldier in s foxhole who In acme territoriea taken by today. AUlad y ia a ttlea/ SO OAK STREET TEL. S894 nounced yesterday that the JuaUce Americans the natives like ocha- which ia now directly in the p « h Cialro protested that they '•^**'* department had transferred Juris­ Heinz. . . many other, many of them persons ca n .^ t it out |to his heart’s con­ oaatly Amerieaa. OIL TBLEPBONB 7787 OR $207 ririas and i-Hept the instrument* o t the Ruaalan advance. A fourtn not able to comment on the Greek MORI ARTY BROTHERS ■ COAL COKE Fine Wines — Liquors anid Beer diction In the case to the Army, Questioning of Blalock began at who had known Mslone> Intimate­ tent. an ocharina means a lot," plant, ualng a hydrocarbon pro­ ' lag the. sas 80 Oakland' Street 10 p. m. Wednesday after. Nahlik said First l-i3Ut. Otto Helblg. a ns good will tekena. They toot mer­ “Oa the Lwel” At Center and Broad 8tr««>r« Tel. 5125 . Open Bondaye. , but said the trial date had not been ly for years asseubled In a bsse- rily away 'oecial Talk Theta to Legislature mine avenue, Norwalk. Southwest Pacific area: OLOTZER. I HEAR THEY tion of the cmin h presented its re­ In Action. Lane, P v t Myron O. — Nrs. Jot Elder, manager of the Man­ HAVE THE .HOST WONDER­ fivs pounds. No termination date mil Yearly Rejiorts. At Zion Lutheran. Production — Tuesday through And Town Meeting. Oatonl, Pfc. Vincent— Mrs. Pearl Lone, mother, Spencer Plain Baran, Pvt. Walter J.—Mrs. chester Gas Co., announced today Meeta, nua, Ete. port and was i:isiructed to con- Mamie Clattoni, wife, 2 Charter Mary Bariiii, mother, 74 Ives. Chicago—Dr. William F. Scott, FUL JANUARY I'UB SAlfiC." sol. A new stamp for five pounds tjr.ue with the proper procedure Friday, 10—4:30; Thursday eve­ Washington, Jan. 19.;—(dV^-Tlie road, Saybrook. \ that the Joy Home Girls club has Book Vour red aUmpa . iQS Oak avenue, Hartford. street WllHmanttc. 75. chief of staff and head of the wUl be validated Feb. 1; must last The annual meeting of the Cen­ foi merging the church committee, A special sermon 6f comfort and ning 7:30—9:30, Center church. With but alight ebangea the names of 1,708 soldiers killsd in Marclle, Pfc. Adelaro A. —Mrs been reorganized as the Junior .thruuak X5 n3W (ood. No tenni- ^ Eddy, Pfc. John A.—Mrs, Lena Department of Surgery at subur­ Vne.tion dntea bave been act; OP A three instead of two and a half ter, Congrega Jonal church wa.s and the Ecclcsiasiical Society. guidance on the theme. "Tlie Blood Donors— Make appoint­ action in the Central Pacific, Clprlano, Pvt. Angelo M.—Mrs. Antoinette Marclle. wife, 69 Syl­ Homemakers club and there will montha meeting of tow.i officials helc yes­ A. ^ d y , mother, 87 Elm Street be a meeting of all members at Snya none «nll be invalidate be- heljj WednesJ.iy evening, Jan 17, . OITk-ers Elected Weariness and Newn^s of Life" ments now with Mrs. Custer, 3017, Southwest Pacific and Medlter- Antoinette L. Clprlano. wife, 6 vester street, Forestvllle. ban Oak Park hospital since ita Shoes The following officers were^-elec- will be preached at Zion'Evangeli­ for January 28. terday afternoon to consider the Southwlck avenue, Waterbury. Mills. Pfc Frederick 8. — M ^ WliSted. establishment In 1906. He was a the Y. M. C. A. Saturday morn­ ttttt March 1 Next ae^cs will be in the banquet hall. The clerk ' t ransan area were announced today (Validated Jaa. 38. Bodk Thr-e airplane stamps 1, ti'd for trib coming year: / cal Lutheran church, CoOper and Nutrition —New class starts proposed new town by-laws on by the War department. The list a a rk , Staff Sergt. Russell B.— Tressle MacLennen, sister, 76 Ooddwin, Corp. Frank W.—Mrs. native of Victor, la. ing at 10 o'clock. called the meeting to order, and i Marie E. Goodwin, wife, 25 Ward The local club Is under the di- ,, Pr*ireaBed Pooda 2 and S va’.id Indefinitely, OPA Clerk, Evelyn R. Johnstim. High streets, during the service January 24, 7:15 p. m. Call 4115 to town planning, approved the by­ included these names of 119 men M n. Louise i . CTark, wife, 77 Stafford avenue, Forestvllle. New York—Mrs. Isabel Van ( i m i G U i r a says no plans ti cancel any. Arthur H. Illlng was eiectcfl mod- I Board of D mco.is, Ernest Strong, on Sunday morning. Based on a register. with next of kin residing in the Gold avenue, Hamden. Mlnolalo, Tech. Sergt. Carmen street waterbury. Wle Wlllye, first wife of the late recUon of Miss Alyce "Salisbury Book FW r bhie atamps XS ,M.-rk W. Hill. / law as presented. But it addej an GaaoHae crator. An.iiial reports from' the text from Job It will touch on jhe J j i New Englaij sUtes, including __Mrs. Josephine Mlnolalo, Jones, Seennd Lieut Joeeph W. John North Wlllys, automobile and waa, organized with assist­ through SS5 cqd A2 through G2 following committees and groups Board of ReligiopX Education, additional section which required Davis, Pfc. Robert A.—Mrs. — Mrs. Josephine L. Koch, mother, ance of Arra Sutton Mixt#r from now good. No lermlnatior datea 14-A coupons valid everywhere story of Job whose patience and Blood Donors that it be acted upon at a special PLUS . . . “A WAVE. A WAC 85 from OonnectlcuL Marvel Davis, mother, Mary Brook mother. 170 Bridgeport avenue, manufacturer and United States for four galloii.i each through were submitted- Miss' Hazel rrotte»< Norris Gold­ 176 Robbins road, Kensington. Hartford where they have a big OK OPA aaya none will be invali­ trust are outstanding. In his griet Next Friday the Mobile Unit of town meeUng to be held after It AND A MARINE” Central Pacific area: district, Danbury. Shelton. ambassador to Poland under Pres­ March 21. B-5, C-5. B-8 and C-6 Clerk. Miss Evelyn R. Johnston. smith. he said, "My soul Is weary of life." Masayda, P v t Peter M.—Walter ident Hoover. club. There are no dues or fees ' 240 TRUMBULI, AT ALLYN, HARTFORD dated before March I. Next aeriea Church committee, for one year. the Blood Donor Center will be had passed the Legislature. McMahon, Pfc. Joseph J.—Mrs. Prawdzlk, Pvt. Melvin A. - - coupons goud everywhere for five Board of Uiacoiis, Leonard R. In the visitation that came upon Dziura, Pvt. Stanley J.— Mrs Masayda, father, Ridgewood ave­ in connection with this club and cYlU bo validated Peb. l. Miss Helen Carrier, Collis Goslee; here, set up as usual at the South The new by-law as approvec by SUN. - MON. - TUBS. Catherine MoMahon, mother, 600 Anna Dziura, mother, 28 Booth Mrs. Helen Prawdzlk. mother, 295 Seattle—Roy A. McCandless, gallons each. Church, chairman. him he not only lost all of his Methodist church. Because of a nue, Box 534, Oakville. membership Is open to all girls Sugar for two years, Mins Janet Elliott, the committee yesterday, will be Putnam street, Bridgeport road, Thompsonville. Pulaski street. Bridgeport. 65, former general manager of Fuel CHI Board of R< ligious Education. property, but all of his children. shibp increase our quota, many ALAN MARSHALL in between the ages of 8 and 12. B o ^ Pour atamp St good for' Mr.s Roy W «rrefi, secretary; Mi.ss Martin Alvord; Charles Crockett, presented to the Selectmen for Mediterranean area: Radocy, Staff Sergt. Louis Stempien, Tech. 5th Or. An­ the Great Northern railroad west Old Peric>a Foiii and Five and more donors are needed than for­ “ BRIDE BY MISTAKE” Benche, Pvt. Henry J. —Mrs. Elas, Pvt. John A.—Mrs. Ellzar thony—Samuel Stemplon, father, of WlUiston. N. D., and one of the Frequent meetings of the club new Period One, Two and Three Marioii A. Mi.nroii, director. C Donald M.tkepeace. The sermon to be delivered by further action at Iheli meeting PLU.S. .“ GREAT MOMENT” beth Elias, mother, 35 Cornwall John Radocy, father, 34 Hawthorn are held during the winter end Flower conimiitee, Mrs. John Pastor Paul G. Prokopy. will take merly,- and. because of a necessary Anna Benche, mother, 59 Maple 18 Davenport avenue, Greenwich. wes^e most widely known rail­ Advertise in The Herald-— It Pays cr.upotis valid in all areas through­ Board of LJs.iets, Ilari y C. Stiaw, next Monday night. It will be in­ street, Stratford. street Stamford. spring monthe. ch.Tirman. . Pickles, chainimn. Mis. Erwin into account the many sorrbwa change in the hours, a large num­ troduced to the Legislature by street, Manchester. Tbzzi, Pfc. Charles P.—Mrs. way executives. A d s AT ONCE ts rdisYt out current beating year. ber of regular contributors won't Glllett. Pfc. David L, —Glenn D Rlordan, CTpl. James F — Ed Boy Scouts. Troop 25, Charles Whith.-im. Mrs. Edward Lewis. and troubles, as well as uncer­ Representative G. E. Keith and U iler. Pfc. J,-hn R.—Patrick Ljmn. Miss Mary Chapman, Mrs. Herbert be able to get there after their Ration Board Hours tainties with which life Is harassed work. New donors are very much will go before the committee on Committe’ on the Armid Forces, House. at this time. It will also bring cities and boroughs of which Mr. Following are the hours at the needed. WOWHS Mrs. Fred riirall. chaii I r a n . Hospitality cemmittec, Mr. and home that life is not all darkness, Keith la a meuiber. local office of the War Price and Cub Scouts. Charles Norris Mrs. Henry H Miller, co-cii.airmen. but that it would be a hideous The gift of a pint of blood is a Rationing Board at the State After the bill has been approved CYP Club, Miss Irene Illiiig, Board of U.sli.-'s, Hari-y Straw, dream without Christ, through pretty good way to pay tribute to by the Legislature it will come be­ Armory; piv.sident. chairman. whom life's worst problem, sin is one or all of our fighting men, and. fore a special town meeting for Mondays: 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. jp. Flower committee, Mrs. John F. Church Historian, Miss Emily with the new plan p'Jl into effect nrnn solved. final approval. ,9 b a Jbvt apoonfuli of VartUMln MUST Tuesdays; Closed all day to the Pickles, chadman. House. in all Blood Donor centers last TODAY - SAT. -SUN. ------^— Atheism, for example, the pastor faaaqittT laltfve each eoaghing or public. Girl Scouts. Troop 1. Miss Em­ month, each donor may pay honor Wednesday; 2 p. m. to 5 p m. will bring out, only darkens and to a relative or friend by filling out ■wnty baek. Pvtoaaln la MfV. n eoB> ily Smith; Troop 7. Miss Jessie destroys hou The Christian be­ Thursday and Fridays; 10 a. in Hewitt. a label that wdll go Sh an overseas u i m M s m s r no dope. cMorofonn or craoaota. lieves he has s sure goal and home Antwerp Strikers to 6 p. m. Hoepitulity committee, Mi.ks Lil­ Sr. Luther league package of plasma. This label will OHMilbed by t^*-*"**^ of Ooctora after death, which for him ia gain, hear the name of the man to whom tanUave bad coughs caused by colds. Saturdays: 10 a. m. to 12:30 lian G. Grant chairman. King's Daughters, Mrs. Rollin and he Is convinced that there is the gift 4s dedicated and the signa­ Return to Work Sa«p.n.lv..^p£gjy33|||^ nomi. Selects Officers Office telephone 9189. Hitt. no trouble on earth for which God ture of the donor. Music committee, Ralph Brown, has no help and that finally he win Mothers wdth young children > turn it all to his g >d." may more easily be donors now, Brussels, Jan. 19—(IP)— Ant­ chaliman; lease Davis, director. Officers elected for the coining Women's .''c-deration, Mrs Paul Among the hymns to be sung for Mrs. Robert Custer has volun­ werp dock workers and ship re­ yenr by the Senior Luther League will be "Who Trusts in God, a teered to be at the church all day Agard, secret ary.' pairmen struck last Tuesday, but Older Young People's Group. of Einaniicl Lutheran church are: Strong Abode," French melody Friday to look after children that James Elliott, president. Pre.sidcnt. Carl Reimer; vice harmonized by Johann S, Bach, mothers bring with them. returned to work the following Work nl Church Choir pre.-iidenl, Eivor Anderson; finan­ and "Art Tho Weary, Art Thou Call Mrs. Louis Custer, 3017, for day. Cenlorship permitted this WERBNER’S Jesse Davia, director of music, cial secretary. Norma Johnson; Troubled." composed by Henry W. an appointment. Your contribu­ to be disclosed today without fiu-- spoke of the work the choir has treasurer. Edith • Johnson: secre­ Baker, and "Be Still, My Soul," tion is neeiled. And rememlier, ther details. done during the past year and the tary, Ruth Kjellson; pocket testa­ composed by Jean Sibelius. keeping the appointment is Just The walkout was a protest services It has rendered to the ment secretary, Vivian Ander.son; as important as making it. against butter and coal q|)orUiges For Quality church. Miss Marion Munson, di­ Merman Johnson reporter to Production Note* and certain working conditions rector of religious education, nut- "Nell," the New England Luther Seek lo Disereclil A fine beginning wa.s made Wed- Belgian Premier Hubert Plerlot And Expert Fitting llnod the projects that have been League paper. no.sday afternoon on the hospital promised the worfcera he would started in the Sunday School and As speaker of the evening the .slippers for the Camp and Hospi­ examine the situation. Nichols-Bristol, Inc stated that plarfs arc well under league had Rqv. Raynold John.soii. Slorv of Daneer tal committee. The group work­ - Because of the coal shortage way now for Youth Week, Jan. 28 Shoes For The Entire Family His topic was the importance of ing on these plans to meet each electricity is being shut off from to Feb. 4. week, on Thursday afternoon In­ 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturday. Pastor Clliford O. Simpson in a good personality and the last­ ing effect it has on the people we London. Jan, J9—(A*)—Attor­ stead of Wednesday, at 2 o'clock Sunday and Monday In Brussels. his report, evaluated the past, an­ in the Production room in the alyzed the preaent, and made siig- meet. neys for Pvt. Karl Giustav Hulten, Successors To 22-year old American parachute Center church parish house. There gestlons for the future. He explain­ The new executive committee is room for more workers, and any trooper, sought today to discredit ERBNER’Q ed that the inulv'.dual and the so­ will meet at the church Monday woman interested in helping wtih 16,000 Men Loaned u s MM: mm SIB ciety must grow in worrhip. Intel­ evening at 7:30 to plan the com­ testimony by a strip tease danc­ these slippers will be more than SHOE STORESTO RE ligence, service, and fellowship, ing ycnr'.s activitie.s. er, Elizabeth Maud (Marina l welcome. To Fill Labor Gaps and stated that the Christian need Jones, that Hulten was alone re­ Yarn for Army socks and glpves «... W 825 MAIN STREET fnr the future— might— bs— catled sponsible lor the robbery slaying is available at the center. It will To .\ttehd Inuiif^ratlon ‘lon g range planning.' of a London taxi driver. be appreciated if 'luiitters apply PLUS Work Appreciated The blonde dancer returned to foi this material soon, in order Washington, Jan. 19—UP)— A Center Auto Supply Co. Burbank, '’alif., Jan. 19. girl's interesting manner. A ,/ motion tions to the war zone. FRIDAY NIGHT story that she had been frightened. picture In color and souhd, "Mak­ GUARD YOUR, HEALTH— ing Ends Meet.” will be shown. War Review Ghen Pyfiise Every person Interesf^d is invited K. of C. Hall ‘28 Prospect Street — Hartford to attend, without charge of London, Jan. 19 — /JP) —Prime Roosevelt Speech course. Minister Churchill's jPiar review In Featuring We Take Over This Business—■ Keep Warm And Comfortable CAVEY’S Nutritiop' Class the House of Corngaons yesterday Aim 500 Words There is room, for more In the brought favorahle^^reaction from a new course in Nutritl->n which will large section of 'the British press, Art Webster's start Wednesdfiy, January 24, at some editorial-writers going so far OLD TIMERS’ ORCHESTRA In A Snug Fitting, Well Made 7:16 p. m. T^ie-class will njeet In as to term it'one of his best. GRILL Washington, Jan. 19—UP) — Hank Post, ProSapter. Rugs came out of the Whi e the Board room of the Memorial One Of Manchester’s Oldest And 45 Ea.«( Center Street Fox-Trots S te 12 Squares House today, more Roosevelts hospital. To register, write or moved In, and the president wn-j call Red Caio.ss headqi.triers. LUNCHEON OR DINNER has served longest toiled over First Aid what may be history's shortest The n^wly appointed First Aid Wide Choice of Menas Inaugural address. chairman, York Strangfeld, la tONIGHT, 8:15 In an ungamlshed, abbreviated anxious to get new classes started Best Known Service Stations. ceremony at noon tomorr.-w, and glso to find out hoW many whi^ HOME COOKED FOODS DELICIOUSLY SERVED -hold eertificates are still intere^- DANCE OVERCOAT Pre.sident Roosevelt will take Jie ed,' Contact Mr. Strangfel^ LECTURE oath of office for an epochal at 45 Franklin street, phone 2 ^ 5 9 , FINE SELECTION OF DRINKS AT OUR BAR fourth time, then • deliver the it you hold a certificate or a're Iht MILLER'S HALL O speech. He is aiming at 500 terested In taking a flykt aid **Make CAVEY’S Your Dining Habit." words. course. Y . M. C. A. Tolland Tarnpik* ■ Thus he may lower the recorjl PICK ONE FROM OUR of the last wartime executjyb. We Hope To Continue To Serve The Killed Leading Bon|hia^.%ttack *Rev. Thob. F. Stack Sat. Ni<;ht, Jan. 2 0 Abraham Lincoln, whose se>'/nd 8 to 12. SELECnON A T ...... up Inaugural address approxln^te'1 London, Jan. 19.T-UP)—Brig, Gen. 600 words. Frederick W. OssUe, 86, Washing: "BETTER BOOKS Modern and OM Fashioned. ton, i. C., was frilled while leading FOR BETTER TIMES’* Large Clientele Now Doing Business Here RANGE AND FUEL a U. 8. Eighth Air Force bombing Peter Miller, Prompter. Joint Agencies attack agahist the German drive OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! A Goad rime for Young and OM CALL in Belgium Dec. 24, it was disclos­ To Be Kept Going ed last night In The Same Satisfactory Manner That Has Get A MACKINAW 8 5 0 0 ImtmtiiwMBiiirx: An All-Round S erv ice­ Washington, Jan. 19— (8fi— The able Winter Garment. OIL United States, Great Britain and The Home of Popular Been Your Experierice .For Many Years. MOBIL KEROSENE AND MOBILIIEAT FUEL OIL Canada pre agreed upon continu­ I vA V T i m Entertainment ing until Japan's defeat the ma­ I A S C HI ST f R MORIARTY BROTHERS chinery now coordinating produc­ STATIC MEN’ S SIZES **On the Lever* At Center and Broad Streets tion,, and allocation of vital war HARTFORD Open All Pny and AU Night. supfilies and food. BROUGHT BACK BY REQUEST The Joint agencies to be kept go-, ing after Ormany collapses to in­ sure an orderly filling o t military We Are Also Absorbing The Business Of The and essential civilian ,ieeds are the Super Giant $10oo Combined Production and Re- aourcea boaril. Combined Foor board, and Combined Raw Mo- GOODYEAR TIRE STORE at 649 Main St. - RECORDS ~ teriala board. BOYS’ SIZES These boards-:-toge(ber with the Show Nite. w \ combined chiefs of staff, the muni­ tions assignment board, and the EVERY MONDAY AND TUESDAY For Goodyear Tires and Products Come To 1S5 Main St. combined shipping adjustment bMrd—form one of the moat close­ $9*00 ly knit inter-AlUed relationships of the war. BRILLIANT y f WoolfsoB QnHa Draft Feat

COLUMBIA —. DECCA — VICTOR Hartford, Jan. 19.— — Lieut. HOURS OF H r Oomdr. John F. Robinson, state 4 A Leather Coat director o f Selective Service, yea- TYDOL PRODUCTS Wards Off the Coldest Winter Weather! POTTERTON'S terday announced that Joseph J. ENTERTAINMENT > / ■ At The.Center WooUeon of Kartford, state pro­ 589-541 Msia Strett curement officer for the paat two years had resigned, effective Mon­ 1 SOUD HOUR OF CARTOONS day, to Join the staff ot the War AND FAVORITE SHORT SUBJIO’S Surplus Properly board In Wash­ $ 13-50 ington, and that LleuL Col. Ver­ AND 2 TOP FEATURE HITSl Complete Car Service Intluding non S. MiA-ehouac of Stratford, Oil 'H.' Selective Service manpower chief, Starting Monday and Tuesday, Jan, 22^23 had been named to succeed h|m . C in tiT ■■ WITH ^ BOLAND Two EarUi Shseks Felt **THB VOUB8 ON ME** FBATVRINO THE 8 MTOOOESt All Kinds Of Lubricatic^ Work MOIJ8IE POWEU. AND HIS BAND! "ME. HOOCHMI** OF Los .Angeles, Jan. 1*— —^Two THE FOPULAK FOX AND CROW SERIES! «OOM8l1JNmr uvvi Dial earthquake shocks, sufflcleQLy (UNO’ FEATURING -MAIRST DOATS" AND “PAPER DOLL"! n i l Strang to rattle windows and **ilAT MAULERS** FOR THE WTORLD OF SPORTS! UL* c o m n e ^ H . vMim.i t f I 11 f»320 dishes but causing no damaae> ABNER IN •‘PBEKOOLTAR SlTCHlEBATSinJN^AND TWO INC. were felt in the western asotion BIO FEATURES! “DOUBLE WDEMNITT" ANH *TI. ALD. of tbs city and in suburban Ingls- RICH'S SECRET." wood to the southwast last night FURNACE BURNER SERVICE The first shock was felt at about ONE COMPLETE SHOW IN THE EVENING START­ 10:12 p. m. (p. w. L) and . the ING AT 7:00! A GREAT ARRAY OF GOOD SHORTS! Other imwsdiatsly afterward. . ■ t ■ : ' i'-i f HERALD, MANOiCBaPIER, CONN., FRH>AY, JANUARY 19.1948

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 19,1948 aid of a hand-made rope he used chestnut hslr and a m e d l^ dwk Shop. Hartford. 90 days, with SB- Reward Posted to scale a 2.5 foot wall. complexloh. ^ ecuUon s'.ayed after SO days. He Is described also as having the man she eaw grappling with DelGobbo wa« tranaferred to the Turner, daufhtar of Mr*. Rhoda B. Eight Ration Admits Fictitious Endorsemeuts a large mutilated bum scar on his her hiuband a few mlnutea before Engagements ' On Fugitive state prison Feb. 4, 1943, less than Turner of Union atreet, to Howard Captain Clark n Pbland’s Flags Michael Komomlk of Mike’s left hand and wrist and tattoo Rockville Pi Spencer, aon of Mr. aiid Mra. he was alain. 1 a month after he had been sen­ Police reports showed the Heins Gases Heard Service aUtion. Bridgeport, ad- tenced In Waterbury to flve years marks on the four fingers of his PAPER Howard T. Si>encer, of Melroae, home had been burglarized six Now Floating 'mltted that he had put flctltious In the Cheshire reformatory for left hsnd which speU out Duke. took place Wedneaday afternoon Bomber Pilot Waldron-Sargent endorsements on 1,100 gallons Wetherrileld. Jan. 19.—(F)— A IN THE w^th Rev. Oeorge S. Brookea offi­ tlmee prior to the banker's death. reward of $50 waa pooted by eUte breaking and entering. Fulton County Police Chief C. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sargent of MONTGOMERY WARD’S worth of counterfeit coupons Prison officials said be waa ew Boilers ciating. The attendanta were Mra. Commissitfiier Reserves found In bis account. These priaon offlciala Ute yesterday for Jamea S.v Turner of Evanavllle, H. Milllans quoted Blalock es Broad Brook . announce the en- Over Warsaw information leading to the capture wearing when last seen khaki Arrives (Overseas and Is aajring he had robbed the Heinz cagement of their daughter, Ml.ss stamps, he claimed, had been re­ pants, a prison-gray shirt and no Ind., and Jamea 8. Turner. The Decision; Varying Sus­ ceived in the course of trade but of Joseph DelGobbo, alia* ’’Duke” home of a few weeks before Mabel Elizabeth Sargent, to En­ hat. He is described ss flve feet, couple will realde at 152 Union Attached tdx^l.'Sth Air 380 (Continued From Page Ooe) had no endorsements when he ac­ Morelli, 22, of Waterbury, who atreet. 'i the Maying. sign Sherman Lester Waldron, pensions Ref|uesteil. five inches tall, slender, with dark son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wal- credited them. Nine 100-galkm earlier In the '^Ith the SOUTHEAST SECTION Force at Posi^in Italy. ing the Polish capital to the Red counterfeit Inventory coupons, sl­ J||)qiiipment for Rock* Army. Hartford, Jan. 19— UP) —OPA so found in his account, had been Yanks Use 15th AAF in Italy — Clqptaln Nazis Losing Describing the newly oeiaed city I’lpar llip sIipIvps Hearings Commissioner William J. given him, he said. OPA recom­ vflle Institution Is Elton L Clark, 25, son of M r^ ^ d as 'one big ruin, smelling of burn­ Day yesterday reserved decision in mended eU months suspension, Si’r ing destruction.” M. Makarenko^ Heing InstaUed. Mrs. Loydon H. CTark, 12 Lydah the cases of eight alleged ration­ with execution stayed after three Old French street, Manchester, Conn., recently Gas Source wrote In Pnvda: months. . Ton’ll like the way "Nu single live human waa ing law vloKtora for whom vary Va-tro-nol works i 1 ^ arrived overseas and Joined a' B-24 Six weeks suspension was asked where trouble Is to , iJlockvlUe. Jan. 19.— (Special)— Line Forts Liberator bombardment group as a among this devastation. The Ger­ ing auapenalona from dealing In (Continued From Pag* One) mans had exiled all the Inhabl* for C. Howard Ballser of Nsw open up noss-reUeve ,^nN boUera for the new Roqkvllle rationed commodities had been stuffy transient con­ •City hoapltal have arrived and are pilot. tents.” Haven, who admitted OPA SALE He and his crew are now parti­ charges of purchasing three 100- gestion. (Alsogrand for Mar ta place with an oil burning (Continued From Page One) cess, is located at Deschowlta In The Communist party newspa­ asked. ’ rellevlnff snlflbr. sneesy, cipating in attacks on enemy tar­ Silesia on (he Polish border. The cases included that of Wil­ gallon counterfeit coupons. He fcaittng ayatem being inatalled. gets in Northern Italy, Austria per story was broadcast by the OF SMALL GROUP OF ■tufty distress of ■. Thla area the laat large item Of the fotib refineries which de­ Moscow radio and waa recorded In liam J. Preston, Hartford market- also said that he had aold gas on head colds.) Follow push beyond the French frontier and parts of Yugoslavia At pres­ credit baale to truck fleet opera­ Cfest waa holding up the opening cordon," said an official statement. velop gasoline from ordinary London. man, who admitted he had never dlreettons In foldsr. ______ent the group Is engaged in repeat­ crude petroleum, one, at TrzablnJI. A graphic account of Warsaw’a registered witn his local rationing tors. ’ ! new hoapital at the former Most Of Guns Pi - ted Wrong Way ed attacks on German lines of coni- ____'ell home and the truatcea The Germans th nselves were Poland, has already been captured capture was given. board as a rclail dealer In meats, Now out ’ of business, Louis E. VKUVMIO-MM by the Red Army. It ia three miles Sm iMMfuI that the work on the able to make only slight use of the "Soviet and Polish troops are fats and cheese. Ho was charged Thorpe of the West Shore garage, 7 - 8»' north of conqifcrcd Krakow. A with large shortages In all his ra- West Haven, defaulted at the lltapitll will no* be completed line In trying to halt the American marching to the west along wreck­ •ViSltbout too many further delaya. second plant of the Vacuum Oil ed streets,' the correspondent tioped food accounts. hearing yesterday. In a state­ advance northward Into Germany, company southwest of Krakow wrote. "The Inhabitants are com­ A Six mouths suspension was ment . made earlier to, OPA Inves­ aecuring of neceaaary prlori- for most of the guns were pointed have aerioualy. hampered the may even now be In Russian ing back to a city which has prac­ asked by. OP 4 attorneys who said tigators, he admitted purchasing the wrong ay, hands while two others at Prlvoz tically ceased to exist. they were seeking a restraining 6,000 gallons worth of coimterfeit i.M>rk at the hoapital converalon. "We don’t mean to say that we • • t yM T flMNW •! lfc«M extr a cash ‘ . It is itlao reported that the and Novy Bohumln In Moravia "During the abortive uprising of orter against the market. coupons as well as selling gas are entrenched In a line of plll- are within 100 miles of the ad­ last August the Germans wrought without requiring ration stamps. WOOLS CREPE FLANNEL iM rk at the nuraea' home in the FricM wfw ikuliRti I mt To Hear Injunction Request boxea," explained one American vancing Russians. destruction with sadistic brutality, U. S. District Judge J. Joseph The agency asked that Thorpe be For Seasona\ Needs V Mart end o f the Maxwell^ block on officer. "We are using those pill­ © - 0 i’ Waat Main atreet. la progreaalng These eight sources of aviation methodically turning street after Smith is scheduled to hear the ag­ denied the right to re-enter busi­ CORDUROY GABARDINE boxes which have the best fields of and automobils gasoline have tMUafactorliy,^ street to ashes." ency's request for a temporary in­ ness for the duration. fire." been among the German’s beat VARIETY OF STYLES! 818 to 8S00 Is to Karp Boards Completed junction Monday. a your edvsntagc. wants Only In the Bltche area were the because they were least vulner­ Four thoe dealers faced Com­ A sut^ly of attractive lap able to Eighth Air Force bombers MIm Mabel E. Sargent 1 CLEARANCE VALUES FOR A L L _| Yale Profeeeor To Betire SIZES: Junior 9-15; Regular 12-30. to Mrra you. 14 and wriUng boards were Yanks thwarteo In their efforts to missioner Day. Loan* made promptly and this week to the Red penetrate the Jmaginot line There operating from the remote Eng­ ASHES and RUBBISH “I must have given them to Rus­ privately oo algnatura alona. lish bases. The refineries recently dn>n of Clark street, Wapplng, PRICED NOW Benalblt monthly paymanta. headquarters by Nel- the'most formidable fortresses are REMOVED NON-RATIONED SHOES 15% OFF! sian war relief," commented Anna New Haven, Jan. 19.—(J’)— The Loana in 1-Vlatt—phone us. located—huge structures with half had drawn on oil from Austria formerly of Manche.ster. Bachner of Sam’s Workingmen’s then stop in by appointment Read, Junior Red Cross chalr- principally for their crude supply. Mi.ss Sargent was graduated Contume colors, sturdy fabrics! Broken retirement of Prof. Charles H. These boards were a project a dozen undergruund floors, eleva­ store, Hartford, when confronted to clgn and pIM up the eash. Formerly Small Producer from Ellsworth Memorial high TELEPHONE 8962 ■ izen ...... 1 . 9 7 Warren, dean of thi. Sheffeld $0 .9 5 Come in. phone or write today. the Junior Red Cross and were tors and big guns. by OPA charges that she had sold Scientific sdiool, to become effec­ All Sales Final. The Germans themselves could Austria formerly was a very school and Forsyth Dental School, more shoes than allowed during _ le in the Woodworking depart- tive at the end of the current siOME DRESSES ORIGINALIAT $14.95 1---- - tlinGliU not take these' forts In 1940. They small producer of petroleum but Boston. GAVELLO & E. SCHULZ MEN’S LA SALLE SHOES! special ration-free periods. ta u ^Hmt of the High school imder the during the war the Germans held academic year, waa announced •MM lion of Instructor Paul still were firing when the Armis­ Ensign Waldron Is a graduate DiaeonUnued etylee In this famous Through consent agreement* aggMMi its output to about 1,400,000 of Ellsworth Memorial high school brand! ...... 3 . 9 7 yesterday by President Charles tice was signed. The Americana shoe dealer* who'admitted ration Seymour of Yale University. Dr. fiiiFa 8IMt bad taken one—Fort Schllesseck— metric tons a year and they have and Tufts College. He Is a mem­ abortagea, together- with recom­ riS ey are to be packed and ahip- succeeded in getting about a mil­ Seymour’s announcement aaid that sm MJ4 m t iW ikl with other items now on hand and partly smashed Fort Slmser- ber of Alpha Tau Omega frater­ NAVV PEA COATS! mended suspensions, are: Harry m $09 1997 lion metric tons from Germany nity. L. Golden, Hartford, seven days; Edward W. Slnnott, Sterling pro­ |?c,9 the New Tork Area Office hof before the Germans struck All Wool Navy Rejects. Sizes 86 to fessor oI botany and director of SMART DRESS SHOP proper. It is on these sources MHMg 88#«|M88 OiG MMb ^ MG8 'i%MMnce they will’ be distributed to back early this month. 46 ...... 1 0 . 4 5 Samuel L. Baker of the Baker and on oil synthesized from coal i Shoe Company, Ino., South Nor­ the Osborn botanical laboratoriea 1013 Main Street Opposite Garden Apts. '^AhBy and Navy hospitals, Oapt. I3ton L. d a rk that they has’c had to rely as they REIDS had been named Professor War­ li;; Marriags walk, seven days; and Joseph MONOA Y, JANUARY 22 lost their resources of crude pe­ BUY- WOOL SUITING! Alexander of the Packard Boot ren’ssu ccessor______^______,‘MIsb Mary Elisabeth Newton of munlcatlon running from Austria troleum in Romania and south­ FOR SALE H m m a t tt avenue and Hugh Ballan- Laborite Hits through the Alps and into the Po FURNITURE Save now on these wool Checks nnd Plnids! FINANCE CO. eastern Poland around Lwow. (Prom 1 . 9 4 Unless Inclement Weather Interferes. If you live on any of the above both of this city were mar- valley. Other missions carry them Monoffram Combination CHINA — GLASS stale rhealer Bldg, at the Union CongregaUonal Press Ajtack to enbmy channels of escape In the Gray-White Pre-War STORE STOCKS ted neer. Tri. S4M streets have your paper out on Monday. ' Wednesday evening at T Balkans. Teacher-Executive CHILDREN’S DRESSES! D. a. Brswa. Mgr. :k with Dr. George B. On these operations the group ijteel Ran'je ENTIRE ESTATES SIges 1 to S. Cotton dresses in Polkn Dot UareM Re. Ml ikes officiating. Mr. and Mrs. (Continned From Page One) is adding to an already long record Coal - o n - Gaa. Oven Con­ •nd Strlpee. 1.39f #000.e*********** 7 9 c Hemmann attended the cou- of attacks begun two years ago As Kiwanis Guest trol. Beautiful range and la ROBERT M. REID & SONS You Are Invited To Join The situation and he expressed doubt from bases in Palestine. Since like new! PHONE 8193 SbtkO Ml—iag whether correspondents in Athens then it has moved ahead with MANCHESTER Brhrate Joseph Francis Fetko, today were allowed to operate every major allied advance Lydon Pratt, secretary of the Teiephone 341.3 After 5:30 without restrlctlona Connecticut State Teachers Asso­ 18 Oak street, has been reported to Its present location in Italy. 1 CLEARANCE OF EORNIIORE I in action in Germany as of Cniurchill told the House yes He is a 1037 graduate of Man­ ciation. will be the speaker at the acctnding to word receiv- terday that never before In his chester High School and prior to Kiwanis meeting Monday noon at Junior Homemakers’ Club from the War department by experience had the British goV' his entry into the air force as an the Sheridan "restaurant He comes wife. He was bom in Broad emrnent been "so maligned, and Aviation Cadet In July, 1941, he to Manchester upon Invitation o. 2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE! Its motives so traduced in our Edson Bailey, principal of the You’ll * marvel at the tremendous Sav- and had been a resident Of WM a student at the University 1 2 9 . 9 5 Sponsored By The Manchester Gas Co. ie 11 years. His wife wss own country by Important organs of Connecticut. Manchester High school. Hi^ sub­ A REAL BARGAIN! lugs! ...... former Miss Mary Gubala of of this press and among our own . He was graduated a 2nd Lt. at ject will be "Teachers Are Educa­ JANUARY tors." The attendance prize will .Locks and they have four people. Keeley Field, Tcx„ February 1942, Move In right away! 6-Room Single, West Side. • Hot water BOX SPRINGS! Raymond, 15; Joan, 14; "How can we wonder," he said and when a flying instructor at be ftimished by Earl Campbell of For Girls 8 to 12 Years ------Campbell's Filling station. heat, coal; storm windows, screens, storm doors; oak floors. No 4 Only! Floor Samples! 8 Full Size, 1 Twin IL and Marion 6. He was "still less how can we complain Enid Field, Okla., waa promoted to garage. Lot 60’ x 125’. $84.00 per month after paying 82,000 Size. Sold only on I s ...... ;. 4 . 8 8 ijred at the Danlela Mill be- of the attitude of hostile or Indif 1st Lt. At Strother Field, Win­ rash pays taxes, insurance, Interest and principal. Can be seen entering the service March ferent newspapers in the United field, Kans., he became Flight Com­ hy appointment only. PRICE $6,300. 1844. He had been overseas States when we have in this couH' mander and was promoted to Cap­ BABY CARRIAGES! All steel construction! Padded! Wire October. try witnessed such a melancholy tain In the fall of 1943. FOR SALE 1 4 . 9 5 -D ec.:18 is the same day that Pfc. exhibition os that provided by Hie Wife, Mra. Ruth M. Clark, wheels. Hand brake. Gray or Black .... itber Trouton, son of Mrs. Hen- some of our time-honored and and children, Peter» 18 month.s, and 6-ROON HOUSE GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO M. Trouton rif 148 Union street responsible Journals and others to .Susan, 2 months, live at 48 High­ Real Estate and Insurance 87 Coolldge Street, Manchester too HENRY STREET TELEPHONE .5278 PILLOWS REDUCED! reported making. He slso en- which such epithets could hardly land street, Waltham, Mass. Curled Chicken Feather Pillows! Full the service in March and apply?’.' Call Hartford 5-6359 ftlwjk. Carh a. 9 8 c Bant owracaa in October. As offl- % ,||M is]^rta from the War Depart- it express a belief that many Negro Admits MATTRESS CLEARANCE! Alerl Sounded S Only! Hair top and bottom. Regular men reported mlasing were 2 4 . 5 0 prlaoners at that time, Killing Banker 44.50! ...... 1 ...... On All Men % Women and Children of the two Rockville men On Nazi Spies they were among this group. HERE’S A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY KITCHEN STEP STOOL VALUE! (Continued From Page One) Tmat Oitton (Continued From Page One) Amazingly low price! Sturdy! Some i^ A t the annual meeting of the 2 . 8 8 jtoU Iford-Connecticut Trust Corn- their capture vestigation reported a fingerprint held in Hartford on Thursday since Jan. J when ON SHOES YOU NEED* wr.s announLed. found on a blind in the Heinz home 24” X 48” RAG RUGS! lea M. Squires of the Rockville Ekirller Secietary of War Stim W9.1 identical with his. 1 . 9 8 ich was advanced from asaist- son announcet that American-bom The negro, he said, suddenly it trust officer to trust officer of a.iked for the paper and pencil, WINTER aOTWNG William Curtis Colepaugh and Eric local branch and now holds and when he finally flnislied his FELT BASE FLOOR COVERING! ' r it title in addition to that of as- H. Glmpel, . t German citizen, would be tn .ll by a mhiinry com­ laborious writing, asked to sec Odd patterns* roll ends.. .otherwise per- ___it vice president. his wife and three small children, fMTt! Vmrd . . a . . • • • n a • aa 8 a«* • a • • • 8h •• 4 5 c Mr. BquiTM entered the employ mission, but added that whether the proceedi igs would be public who were waiting outside the Jail. Reductions As Much As gg the old First Nations' Bsmk, waa up to the men named to the Surprised at Burglary tlh y 23, 1802, and became an offi- iar of the Rockville Nation.il Bank .commission. His alleged confession, cover­ Whan bank took over the for- Court Officers Named ing three sheets of paper, told bank in 1030. He continued The Second Service command how be entered the Heinz home 1 REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE 1 services v'hen the bank became announcement said the men would in DeKalk county to burglarize It / 1 % bran^ of the Hartford-Connec- bo tried by Col. Clinton J. Harrold, and how he waa surprised by the % t Trust Company la 1933, mak- Col. Lathrop R. Bullene, Col. John' banker, who wrested his gun away $2.00 FOR YOUR OLD BATTERY 1 B. Grt C • Chib that's ftm! It’s just for girls 8 to 12 yeara . . . there are all kinds of nretseas waa stationed for a time 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING WOMEN’S 4.95 SAFETY aaA SLIPPERS L 69 Ity TooT Boxes R edu ced !...... • Mteiiatniaeat aod refreahineBt*. Beat of all you’ll loam how to COOK. And there Sale Priced As Low As . the Pacific coast and also at SHOES 2.97 Sale Priced A» Low As . ap Shelby. Corporal Kunickl FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPECIALS! Poputatr styles and eolors." Sateena, UB Be does or toee—It doesn’t eoet you a penny except for carfare If you’re not clos# 19 . I at Camp Stewart, Georgia, A rugged brown oxford with con- felts and other fabrics. Brokea COMMON NAILS! ^ oealed steel toe cap far protectloo. OBoagh to wnik. * - ; Kfore he went overseas. U. 8 . NO. INDIAN RIVER ' , 0 8d and 16d only! No salea to Dealers! Bpencer-Tumer Poun4 4 ic1 The marriage of Miss Priscilla ORANGES Doea die pictare look nke achool? Well these meetings aren’ t like claseee—yon get POTATOES CHILDREN’S 2.79 WIRE^ABLE BARGAIN! enough of THEM from Monday to Friday, we’ll bet. But you do learn the elementa 45c doz. WOiMlirS S.SS CASUAL ■ u k PLAY CASUALS 1.47 14 gangr* 2-wtre, tnmlnted’ Cable. Reduced o f and BBtolttoB Joat the eome. And who ever heard of having fun nnd refreah- Board of Tax SHOis 2 . 9 7 Durable oorduroys id ether tab* 4or tiila Sale! fo o t .•.ooss*s.«...8«.e*** Aie menta at everr of Mhool 7 HAND-PICKED MeINTOSH INDIAN RIVER rfasa. Many colors. Sava the ro* SR AS mdi, durii colon 1 11 aiea for nowl 10 Ueaed shoes! Review GRAPEFRUIT w ERICTION TAPE! . Here’s what yon do—Jost eosne to the next Club meeUng at 10 A. M. Saturday, Jaanary APPLES notform wlai^teadfla or eabon heab. 4-ea. roll. Best quality! 8 Rolls to a SOth oad then tho head of tho olub will tend you a reminder card before each meetiag LADIES Town of Coventry, Conn. tinner 1 Roll 12c 4 lbs. 35c 3 ^ for 29c WIDE ASSORTMENT! after that. Sonad good? H wa wn have a date! WOMEN’S OR MISSES’ Our Notice SWEET, JUICY LARGE SUNKI8T LITTLE BOYS’ 1.98 FANCY SLIPPERS HUNTING COAT CLEARANCE! New Reg. 8A8 - Hnnttng Coat! Broken sites. o TANGERINES LEMONS HOUSE SLIPPERS L 4 9 SPECIAL! 1.49 Only a tow to clear!...... 2.97 “ TEACHER” Is FUN Spring 3T die Taxpayers AB Wanted Colors! Valuea to A Real Value In aa AN Leather 2A8! $ TearhMi ena ha fan, —pe*iip 26 to 30. but for a few days 16 team cap­ DONUT DAY!!! Statee and A P O ...... $13.00 used them over all kinds of ter­ charge of manufacutring. This in­ Paper salvage. Southeast sec­ there, has been assigned to Wake- Geriilana’ resistance— and their located and best equipped service the Army’s First Service Com­ Dated llth ot Jan., 1945. They’ll take men up to 88 who Chairman Sanson to Get tains out of a total of 52 filed their charge of manufacturing. This In- tion of town. man General Hospital at Camp 10 Here Enter counter-offensive—have forced'« stations. The management of the mand to take part In an Army pro­ Technician, Fourth Grade, Nel- H-1-19-45. m e m b e r o r rain. < don’t get Into essential work. results. A total of $4,733 in con­ also the plants in Canada and Meeting of Women’s Club, Cen­ Atterbury, Ind. swarm of changes on the Ameri­ business w ill b* conducted by A l Paralysis Fund Solici­ gram to encourage workers to en­ Ison E. Tyler, of 8 Waohlngton JELLY DONUTS Dotcen 28c t h e a s s o c ia t e d p r e m Now, apparently, the Russians Private McLvary, the daughter To'Bake Men Up to 88 tributions and pledges was re­ Tba AeeocUted Preee U excluelTely Australia. ter Church rlouse. Speaker Prof. can home front. Bristol who for the past five years ter war work. street, Vernon, Is a member of an of Mr. and Mrs. John Addy, of 43 They dip Into everyone’s life, in Men up to 38 who leave essen- ported last night. Mlltled to tba use o( repubileatlon of have built a tank of their own Mr. Rand has been with the Or­ Ralph F. Blschoff of Wesleyan Armed Forces tisd work without Draft board per- has been manager of the Good­ tation Under Way Here Sergeant Kssman will take part Engineer Boat Regiment, now at Garden street, and wife of Robert i Peninsular Base Headquarters in Weather Curbed AcOrtUes I dlapatebea credited to it or not which is the master of even the ford Soap Co. for the past 22 University. Subject; "The Peace one way or another: Food, fuel, miosion will be taken, too. Even year Hre Store on Main street. In programs out of the Hartford Oil Burners ____a eredlted In thle paper and clothing, business. And a tot of 1 Italy.. It was recognized by the group tba local nawa publiabed bare. German monsters. First reports Table.’’ 4-Fs who are deferreo In essential Nichols-Bristol Inc., have absorb­ MsAchester’s osmpaign for eon and divisional leadera that the un­ and Friday, Jan. 26 men, who may have thought It work and leave vrithout board ap­ on its use would indicate that It Eight of Group Accepted ed the business ot the Goodyear tributiona to the National Infantile Technical Sergeant Robert usually harsh weather conditions All rllbta of repubileatlon of epeclal Blood Donors Mobile Unit here. never would happen to them, are proval will be drafted. Selective Tire Store and henceforth Good­ iatebea herein, are alao reaenred. is producing victorious results. Army-bound. Paralysis Foundation through the Starkweather who recently return­ had been a deterrent In the Individ­ Furnoces Also "The Pampered Darling.” For Amiy, One for Ma­ Service says. year Tires and other Goodyear ual house ind person campaign. an aaretoa client el M. E. A Senriaa You may not have noticed the annual "March o f Dimes” will be ed home after serving 34 months A ll this is not only substantiation one-act comed> by Interniediate And draft boards have been told products ’ Will be handled at 155 As the ability to get- from house A Few Still Available. rines, One for Navy. changes, as they piled up piece by in Uie South Pacific area, and The Army and Navy Club, of Baidwin*a repeated arguments, Fellowship at South Methodist to hunt for deferred farmers who launched toiporrow, Chairman 1 to house is bettered the leaders are Tba piece, but here are some of the Center street. leaves Sunday for Camp Devens PPobllabera Repreaantatleaa: church. are under 26 because the Arm y It is the intention of the new Jack Sanson announced today. confident the weekly reports will RACKLIFFE OIL CO. f.liXailiiB Mathawa MpaelalSix A«ency—New but something of a shock to the was the honor guest at two par­ Wednesday, Jan. SI Eight of a group of 10 Selective big ones: wants young men. owners to continus the s&nne hlffrh be much larger. Incorporated 'Terk, ChleaKo, Detroit and Boaton. great American ego. Just imag­ Food Is as tight how as at any Stands holding milk bottles for ties this week. Last night friends Tel. Hartford 7-8191 Lecture by A. Hail Blackington Service registrants who left the A new list of essential and criti­ quality service that has charac­ The hospital workers teams un­ ine us not being the nation which time In the war. Only 35 per dime donations will he put In place gave a large party for him In 898 Maple Aveuns — Hartford MEMBER a d dHT: BUREAU o r on "Yankee News Reel of 1944.” local draft board office yesterday cal activities has been prepared for terized the Center Auto Supply der Supt. William P. Slover led In e ontcuLATio: has produced the world’s biggest Auspices Educational club, Hollis­ cent of the meat was rationed be^ draft boards so they can comb at various points In town for the Pulaski hall, and previous to that morning to enter the Armed fore Chrlstmaa but now 85 per for many years. I he was entertained at the Garden The Barald Prlntlnv Company, Inc.. and best tank! It Is small conso­ ter street auditorium. through their registrants and send Stanley Nichols the other part- opening of the drive tomorrow. Forces were accepted for the cent o f It is back on the list. So Last year Manchester raised Grove on Keeney street. He la the — —.W »o financial raaponalbility for Saturday, Feb. 10 Into the Arm y those who are least . ner in the business lives in An- apbleal arrora dppaarln* In ad- lation to say that we could have Army, the list returned by the In­ are major canned vegetables. over $4,000 for the Infantile son o f Mrs. Irma Starkweather of South E. Firemen's Ladles’ essential In essential or critical ^ dover and is connected with the I manta la The Mimcheater Era- done so If we wanted to. For that Instead of more and more civil­ work. Paralysis fund. Mr. Sanson is in Madison street and the late Fred Hospifralizafion night,” Sporte Center, Wells duction Center in New Haven re­ Veeder-Root Co. of Hartford. Herald. ian production of consumer goods, hopes that the town can contribute i Starkweather. means it was the 4imsrican Imag­ Street. vealed today. One of the group was Employment Celling Set Mr. Bristol has built up a large BINGO $5,000 this year. He Is asking for ination which was light-weight. Sunday, Feb. 11 accepted for the Marines and ■ one the W ar Production board nas or­ The W ar Manpower commission, Ttidsy, Jdnuaiy 1» dered no more to be produced clientele for the Goodyear volunteers to assist In raising the G. Albert Pearson requests all Insurance Good Brakes Union worship service, South for the Navy. to spread out the thinning man­ pany In the five years he has i ^ n Those in the group and their dis­ In the next three months than fund. He has a plan mapped out I junior choirs from the local Methodist church, 7:30 p. m. of power supply for jobs needing It In Manchester and has been Aptlw Complete ooverags for men Every Sot. Night At 8:30 Sharp! position to the Armed Forces fol­ was produced in 1944’s last three whereby, with several assistants, churches, who take part In the Stand Between You ail Protestant Churches and Tem­ most, has slapped employment ceil­ In the Automotive Bureau of the Post Mortem On Greece With Love And Kisseii lows: months. he believes the $5,000 sum can be and women, ages 1 to 70. ple Beth Sholom, ings On about 200 different areas. union meeting planned by the 1 Marines There have been innumerable Chamber o f Commerce. raised. Those willing to assist and Trouble. Be Safe Mr. Cbutchill’s statement of It Is quite probabls and possi­ Police Benefit show at State The WPB, which started a pro­ Ministers Association for Sunday - IndKidually or In groupa 20 Games Including Sweepstakes Ernest W. Degutis cpses where manufacturers were him are asked to contact him at hls evening, February 11, at tht South theater. gram caled "spot authorization,” Daily benefits $8.00 and up. and Have Them Re­ al prindplea yesterday was ble that other officers of the rank Navy told by WPB they could not step ofilcs In the State theater. Feb. 12 to March 1.1 has virtually imt it back on the Methodist church, to report for ro Mstornity oases covered. Pro­ OKcellent as any he has ever of Col. EUlott Roosevelt are 111 Erwin J. Mooney up scheduled output o f things shelf. Yankee Forces Containers for individual dona­ hearsal tomorrow mornlrlg at nine Income tax assistance at Muni­ tions will be placed In stores vides for surgeon’s fees. lined. Admission $1.00 ^ gpMls. the habit of using Army transat­ Arm y ranging from shotgun shells to This plan would have permitted o’clek at Emanuel Lutheran cipal building. Clifford E. Daniels throughout the town and a pro. lantic and Army transcontinen­ metal caakets. plants—which could show they had Capture Urdaneta church. Church street, opposite PREMIUMS RANGE i * W e have,” he said, "one prin- William S. Mohr gram is planned to carry the cam­ Pvt. Nor» A. McliMry men and machines not needed In Myrtle. 76c MONTHLI AND UP. ^ipls about liberated countries, or tal planes to speed special sym Jay E. Rand Harold D. French Home-Bolldlng Ptsas Shelved paign Into the schools and Bergt. Albert C. Kissman Plans fo r building homes— just the war—to turn to work they ll^acitant satellite countries, hols o f their love and liSecUon Teachers Set L, M^Leary ot 41 Garden street Eugene R. Ellis wished with material allocated to (Continued Frona Fags One) churches. years He came here from New was a valedictorian graduate of Trueman , F Cowles homes- that people wanted—have area and the five other men ap­ we strive for according to to their wives te this country. A York city to be office manager of been almqst entirely shelved and them by the government. pointed with him will serve In A LLEN & both the Salvation Army Training; • Richard H. Blow And—excursion trains have been aides were pinned down fo r hours DUPER PAILS best of our ability and i little puU, on the part of a love­ the local plant. He remained In College In New York, and Evange­ Alexander R. Haas bullAing Is back where It was: Massachusetts and Rhode IsiM d this position until the death of W. Up Scholarship banned, the government has asked at a Ume by mortar fire. war plant areas. The soldiers will Hero is the principle lorn twain, can work miraclee, line Booth hospital. Boston, Mass, John Lynn The only homes to be built are Associated Press War Corres­ Greek Policy Can Be Used Too, As Sterilizer. HITCHCOCK W. Robertson, when he became those for war workers. - an end to con-ventlons, and race stress the need of workers In the _____state tt In tbs broades* and even the miracle ef apeedteg two wnere she received her nurse’s A ll of the registrants In this horse racing was stopped. The pondent Al Dopklng wrote from Alt Lines of Insurance general manager. A ll worsted yarns have been field of textiles, trucks, mortars, training. Pvt. McLeary did welfare group were in the 18 to 30 age tracks were blamed for absentee­ Urdaneta that "when the ^IMQSt faipiliar terms: Government 130-pound masUffe acroee ocean Mr. Rand In addition to many To Further Training of frozen fo r military use until June and shells, radar and other secret Arthur Drug Stores 958 MAIN STREET and public relations work for Sal­ group. Cowles is the oldest at 29 ism o f war workers, besides using Critics Seek the people. Iqr the people and and continent to a new and third other local activities is a director 1, 60 per cent of the woolen yarn ese failed to stop our tanka with products.. TEL. 5105 vation Arm y headquarters, N. Y, and Daniels next oldest at 27. Most up manpower, transportation and their ow n___ their Infantry made 848 Main St Robinow Bldg. of the Manchester Y.M.C.A., and Deserving High School Is expected to be frozen, and Thrown Into the Sea Prices Include All Four ^ e e tba paople, aet up on tba baala bride. It can even guarantee that C., prior to her enlistment. Her of the others are In the 18-20 age telephone and telegraph facili­ fanatical charges at the American a member of the Board of Police cousin. Major Myrtle Turklngton, group. In some cases it was neces­ manufacturers of overcoats have Voting Test Sergeant Kissman’s “Higgins” Wheels, Labor and Lining. free universal suffraga. elec- tha lest final step o f such a billet- Students in State. ties. armored group. Two Japanese boat was hit when it was unloading Commissioners. Mr. and Mrs. i S. A., of Hartford, was one of the sary for the men to be re-exam­ been told to make no more for with secrecy o f ballot, an^ doux shall be te the safe custody with dynamite strapped to their Rand live at 43 Cobum road. original "doughglrls” of World ined since three months had ex­ civilians . until Army orders are soldiers on tha beach at Geia, Sic­ FORD $9.95 Hartford, Jan. 19.— i/P)— W ith an Awarded AUmoBy Feadlng Trial sides ran at an American tank. (Continued From Page One) ily, during that island's invasion by bRtaMdatton. of the anny. Touag Mra. Rooae- W ar I, who volunteered to .make pired since taking a pre-induction filled. eye to maintaining the high stand­ They were mowed do\^-n by ma­ a German shore battery, severing C H E VR O LE T ...... $10.95 velt, tor Instance, la sure that her doughnuts for our doughboys on physical examination. Names of The supply of passenger car m i a t is, and that atvmya ards of the teaching personnel of Los Angeles, Jen. 19.— Bridge Parties . . . the Spring base, for full size acknowledged belatedly today that 2 lbs. 25c following words: Very truly yours, G ift Box always has a fflT K IS i bed; Victory model. W as Tomorrow FARM PBOPBRTIES-In 2 3 c bunch make It warm enough to ' snow American forces advancing toward most powsrfuUy giumed Leonttee P. Heatley. sgate. choice selection of gifts.' $ ^ . 7 6 ...... ^ . . . $ 1 0 . 0 0 ManUa from the Ungayen beach­ vehicle te tbs world, Brackets shown are used head bad reached the line of the Serta 4A Cotton Felt Night than a Riateta for our beet Taad Servloa to hold ivy or figurines. 0^ M oHoheii& i . a ) Agno river and said other U. S. FANCY MeINTOSH To the Editor: JMattress for twin bed. forces had driven a mile and a to Royal Tiger.” Ckvtia t o : Otoles Isn’t it rather surprislnB a town Was $89.60 ,.....$25.00 qvarter Inland from Ban Fabian. l a le years now, MlUtaty Uks Manchester has such a poor " P a r t o f these units penetrated HOWARD R. HASTINGS Cenberrsi Austrslls, Jen. 19— Idwte' bee been conduct- taxi torvlce? l am a nurse and bad Open to S:30 Saturdays Into our first Une postUons and REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST erusade te favor of (ff)—Acting Prime Minister Fran­ to refuse again and again cases fighting is gradually growing in cis Fords announced today that for lack of transportation. No, we Open Thursday Evenings to 9. ORANGE PHONES: 4842 OR APPLES tntensity,” said a eommunique 101 PHELPS ROAD eavier tonka ior niv next Mooitey John Curtin, who has do not go out b^ots after S a. m. m o r t g a g e s a r r a n g e d broadcast from .Tokyo and record­ INSURANCE fittaie to hava tbam bean lU fo r three mooths, m UI rs- That’s tbs answer ws get. G l ed by the FCC. rinult ef any abIHty to Mims hls duties as prime minister IgRiy-do we not have an all night Navy Beorganlslng Forces HALL and mitester for defense. Forde is •tel Utem, It te Uia taxi service? • ' Tbs 4spaness Dcmel news a«ea- war BUnlstar. ■ . K.H. ) f

A - - MANCHESTTCT EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 19,1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,* FRIDAT, JANUARY 19^ 194S/

rsnator as a ‘'humble man,, humble Cleveland, O , and was -afterward WTHT— 1330 Pep Boys Underdogs in the true sense of the word" with Capture Krakow; Killed in Crash New Manager .assistant resident (medical) at the Son Is Among SSKria Today’s Radio WBTD—1410 Close Scores Mark Local Sport Chatter ickland Man a "burning desire for social Jus­ Obituary New H-aven hospital. He enlisted in the Army Medical Corps in Sep­ Bastem War ’nme team baa tba all around strength tice." Battle ill Lodz; tember 1942 and waa commisaioned Maneheater High will face their Bishop O'Brien said it was not At Ward Store War Wounded stemeat test of the aeacoja tonight and ability that goes with a win­ Tonight in Bristol Til ‘Killed in War customary to deliver a eulogy at es cMtaln. Hs waa unmarried. Rtec Junior League Budapest Falling Unable to Estimate Loss 4;C0—WDRC, House Party; Nsws;.« Air; W n C —Quiz of Two Cities. when they meet a revenge bent ner. Joe Twaronite. Walt Cargo, the funeral of a layman, but said WHTD —Time Views the News; 8:00—WDRC—The Aldrich Fam­ Bristol High five at the State Ar­ Walt Kompanlk. Mickey McGuire he would be "remiss in my duties F u n era ls Victor A. Budge, owner and op* Local Representative Is erator of the hotel was unable im­ Mr. and Mrs. William WTHT—News; Music; WTIC — ily; W H TD- Star* of the Fu­ mory In the SeU ’Tb'wn. and 6uaty O’Bright form a heavy Degatis In Marines Locals Boast Eight Gamt^; E. J. 01c*T«ge as administrator of this diocese" (Continued t'roni Page One) Backstage Wife. ture; WTHT — Cecil Brown; Highland Park Pio- diity five, all wearing the Hunters if he did not pay a tribute to the mediately to estimate his loss or william D. Gray Transferred with Hcatl the losses of,qi^sts in clothing and Popoff Told Robert 4:15—WHTD — Dsn.’fctlme;WTIC w n c —CiUe* Service Concert. Ice Capades Star colors. Ernest ’’Red’’ DeguUs, one Winning Streak; B%^ lade the Supreme senator. drive south of 'i arnow and west of 8:15—WTHT—Sunny Skylar. neera. Center Springs The ssaUng capacity at ths The funeral of William David psrsonal property." -T-Stella Dallas. Bristol dnllshed is In ths neighbor­ of Manchester High’s original Crowd Expected to > "His life was an inspiration to ail Gray, of 67 Pearl street, was held Sanok, had dvanced much closer o f Pennsv Outlet. Hurt in Germany. 4:30—WDRC — Ad Liner; WTIC 8:30- WDR’3^—Adventure* of the Thera will be an Important meet­ Pep Boys, was accepted for Sacrifice in Belgium. who had the good fortune to know The hotel, founded by the late And Eagles Score Win; hood of 3.000 U anything it la a this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, at to Krakow by forcing both the Yale D. Bishop,, was located di­ —Young WIdder Brown. Thin Man; Bill Henry; WHTD— ing of ad Rec Senior League bas­ the Marine Corps Thursday Jam Bristol Armorys him,” said the bishop. "He had One Foot in Heaven; WTHT — littia bigger than the local hall. ketball managers 'Tuesday night at St. Mary’a Episcopal church, the Wisloka and Diinajec rivers, north- David Crothers, of 51 I.«nox rectly across Chapel street from Mr. and Mr*. IVilliam Popoff of WHTD —Terry and che Pirates; Grasso, Jones Star> There Is no guarantee that there morning at the New Haven ta- Sdward J. Olcava**, of *5« the genius to see things through south tribu’ ’ ries of the Vistula. WTHT — Happy ths Humbug: Freedom at Opportunity; WTIC 7 o’clock at the East Side Rec. dufction center. Red joins his to their ultimate conclusion. • His Rev. Alfred L. Williams, rector, street, manager of the Montgom­ the "Tale School of Fine Arts and 243 Lydail street were notified to­ Best Bristol! That la what Man* ___ ,jr stTMt, BucWand, received and the Rev. Elliso.. K. Marvin, The Dunajec Ls about 3.1 miles ea-st day that their son, Pfc. Robert W n c — Wl,en a Girl Marries. —Duffy’s Tavern. wUl be iThls meeUng has‘been called to act teammats", Roy Kanehl, in the Ulegnun yeaterday from the opinions were respected by his ery Ward Company store here for was a famous gathering place for 9:00--WDRC—It Pay* to be Ig­ The East Side Rec Junior Lea­ era can expect a seat of some na ^ ^ plant J't protest of last Tuea. High's Pep Boys wUl oU curate, officiating. John Cocker- of Krakow. Popoff ha* been wounded in action 5;J5_WHTD—Dick Tracy; WTHT fighting Leathernecks. Chester r Department, announcing that colleagues, even when they felt it the past year, has been transferred Yale football crowds. norant; WHTD—Famous Jury ham. was the organist. The bear­ Berlin sai . and Mrs. S t e ^ n Cleavage of "a true son of the church " in pub­ ed at the local store by E. J. Pu­ ing All Girls; W n c — Just 9:30—WDPC — That Brewster five edged the Sqtiires, XI to 32, and nstely enough are won on the noon at S o'clock at the East Side lic and in private life. was in the East cemetery. Pest on the e ^ l bank had been To Nurses’ Aides member of hi* family to enter the game between the school’s two 13 North School street. Bom in laski. who has been manager of the service and was serving with the Plain Bill. Boy; WHTD—Spotlight Banda; the Eagles whipped the Naval Re­ court. The Pep Boys started the Rec. An Important meeting will lOy City, Pa., h \ came to "We In Connecticut are Justly disposed of. \ Ward store in Stroudsburg. Mr. Coronet Story Teller; WTHT — season with sxsctly nothing but Downs Tigers second teams at 7. Paratroops "When he was wounded. 6:46— WDRC — Swoon or Croon; follow the practice. All players Manchester and Bristol have al­ tester with hla partnts at the proud of him,” he declared. Anniversjtry Mass Budapest Wrlmm Off Books Crothers will move his family to WHTD — CapUlii Midnight: Double or Nothing; w n C —Peo­ serves, 43 to 37. a little spirit. Spirit and a lot are urged to attend. The PA’s 5,000 Gather Near Church His elder brother, Alexander W. In tbe first game the Spartans ways been the bitterest of rivals o f nine. Before e n t i^ g the A first anniversary ma.ss in The language of t ^ Berlin com­ his new post as soon as he can The Anne Spencer Volunteer Popoff, is serving in the Army in WTHT — Tom Mix; WTIC — ple are P^r.ny. of aggressive ball playing has been next start wUl be against the Bris­ .kse two years ago, Di^m ber State Police Capt. William memory of MIs.s Natalie Beccio make housing arrangements In 10:00 — WDRC — Durante and gave the Highland Park Pioneers a the secret to success. P. 8. Of from a sporting angle. Both schools munique indicated. hdW’cver. that Nurses’ Aide Corps at its January Europe and another brother, Rey­ Front Page Farrell. tol West Ends next Thureday night Hawks Top Lucky Bea­ point to t' game against the othe he was employed by the Rogers Schatzman estimated that more will he held tomorrow morning at the entire Budapest i>o.sitinn had Stroudsburg. He succeeded James 6:00— News on all stations. Moore; WHTD—Norman Cordon scare, holding the boys from tae course the vitsunin pills helped. in Bristol. than 5,000 persons gathered near meeting at the Y. M. C. A., heard nolds Popoff, is serving ln< the er, the objective game of the sea­ >r Ctompany of this town. \ 7:30 at St. James's chunh. been written ofi in the higl. com­ T. Blair at the local store when Navy. 6;1A—WDRC — Lyn Murray’: Sings: WTHT—Boxing: WTIC lookout to a 16 to 10 margin. This vers, Cyclones Prevail the church, located on West Main talks by Miss C. Eileen McGuire, tame waa alPdefenaa aa both teams son. The Pep Boys captured the Married in 1943 \ mand's b(X)ks. Mr. Blair took over his own Private Robert Popoff trained Music; WHTD — Digest of the —Amos 'n Andy. If Manchester can get by Bristol, Dick BloP who pastimefl with On February 9, 1942, Private OKI street, the city’s main thorough­ Pfe. John superintendent of nurses at the 10:15—WHTD—Bob and Bene. clung to their men closely, not al­ Over Bulldogs at Y. first game oy a one-sided score af­ With tne German communique women's apparel store at 757 Main for overseas duty at Camp Chatiaffee. Air; SporU: WTHT — Music; and they can If they scrap, the the Albany Senators last year in ter holding the Beil Towners score------0 and Mias Irene t * Chance,^fare. Other uncounted hundreds street, formerly Fradin’s. Manchester Memorial hospital, 10:30- W D R C -Stage Door Can­ lowing any of them time to get the Ekiatem League was accepted .speaking of the "onpushing Ru.s- Pfc. John I. Nowak of Plainville, Arkansas. Concert Hour; WTIC — Victory team should go on to annexing the loss from tho. floor during the en­ iter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred fined the route of the funeral pro- Super-Forts and Miss ^abel Tillinghast, a for­ teen: WHTD—The Doctor Talk* set. ’The score ai half was 5 to 3, for service in the Army yesterday The Lucky Seven tripped the sians" in that sector, it was evi­ formerly of tills town, was killed mer aide who is now working at is our Business. C.C.I.L. crown. I f . Bristol wins, tire first half Bristol will be out ance of Buckland, were mar- c^ion as the cortege traveled 6:30— WDRC — Jack Stevens; It Over; W n C —Bill Stern. Pioneers. The second balf was a the Pep Boys will have to defeat at Now Haven. Blow was a prom­ Tigers, 26 to £1, the Hawks whip­ slowly from the church to Sacred dent that German forces in Buda, on Oct. 24. 4944, in Barksdale the Institute of Living In Hartford. repetition o f the first two periods for revenge, they will no doubt Mrs. Cleavage saw her hua- on the west bank, were resigned Report Pieseik WHTD — The Answer Man; 10:45 — WHTD — Calling Card; a good Meriden High team. It ising hurler and has had several ped the Lucky Beavers, 20 to 7, for the last time on Septem- Hearr\cemetery where the senator Hit Aircraft Field, La., in the crash of an Army Doctor Loses Another former aide, Mrs. Flor­ w n c — Program from New and it looked bad for the Pioneers have fire in t.heir eyes, smarting to Soviet occupation of all quar­ WTIC — Serenaderd. will be a batUe right down to the years of pro experience. and the Cyelones topped the Bull over the defeat administered by M r 26. 1944, In New York City, w as binried. bomber, it was disclosed today. ence Caron, sent a most interest­ York. when the Spartans almost over­ ters of the city shortly. Pfc. Nowak, the son of Mrs. 6:45—WDRC — News; WHTD — wire. Dogs in games at the Y last night the local brilliants. The idisn he left for Europe. She ing letter tailing of her experiences Much ImproTed Time Was; WTIC — Lowell 11:00- -New* on all stations. took them, but Pitkin came Let’s not forget, tonight la the 'The Lucky Seven five gained an Plant Today Moscow dispatches said the roll Mary Nowal^ cf Plainville, for­ Life ill Hotel as an aide at the England General should draw a capacity house. ■kss her home with her parents. Thomas. 1 1 15—WDRC — Danny O'Neal; through with a couple of hoops to Hunters appear to be on their night, Manchester High Invades early lead and staved off a last of prisoners rose from about merly lived at 444 Center street Hospital in Atlantic City, N. J., WHTD — M u s i c a l Reybrlea; Risk Cleon Hlste Formerly a sergeant stationed The condition of John PiesciA 7:00— WDRC — Jack Kirkwood put the game on ice and Insure way to the second round honors,. In Bristol for the game of the year, period spurt b> the Tigers to win, Texas and California, In the Nursi^ Draft (Continued From Page One) 60,000 last night to 65,000 this but ins mother moved to Plainville which was read to the Corps by Show; WHTD—Vincent Sheean; lyTHT-M'.slc; W nC — Hark- victory. Let's root the Pep Boys home to Keeney and Robinson paced the The Pep Boys will be risking on morning In Budapest. Less than r.fter her son entered the service Blaze Today Ml.ss Anna Sampson. of 30 Columbus street, who wsm the "Y” Bowling League Just aa eight game winning streak 'when lU-Alrcraft, he was' transferred War Correspondent; WTHT — neM of Washington. Sqnlres Flay Wed they did in the first round. The win jiumber nine. winners* attst'k with three field Arm y-in-line engines for the three per cent of Builapest was in and for that reason his death was Miss McGuire thanked the aides seriously injured In an automobile 11:30—WDRC — Phil Ingalls Or they oppose Coach Monohan'e five. , Coloirado to the Infantry. accident on Broad street on Jan. Fulton Le vis. Jr.; W n c —Sup ’The second game found the low­ —------1—------goals apiece. ;Jlr. and Mrs. Cleavage have an- Plan ^Vvored Tony, radial engines for the Nick, German hands Jan. 16, by Mo.scow generally unknown to Manchester (Continued From Page One) for the serv’Ice they have given to chestra; WHTD—Pages of Mel­ The locals are undefeated and tb ande engines for the twin-engine residents. 17 and removed to Memorial hos­ per Club. ly Quires playing ^ I r best game The Hawks with Campbell and son. Sergeant William S. Ol- account. the hospital, bf.th for herself and 7 :16—WDRC — Sammy Kaye Or­ ody; News- WTHT — Leo Rels- PA’s Play In Bristol or'ier to retain their leadership in Lily bomber. He was an aerial gunner and a on behalf of tnc institution, which pital, was reported by the Hospi­ o f the’ season aa they almost up­ Vlttner leading the way found the tho C. C. I. L. <1 is imperative that ,e, who previous to Army in. Budapest would be the 17th Eu­ ing all the city's apparatus to the chestra; WHTD — To be an­ man’s Orchestra: W'l'lC — We Reggie Root Lucky Beavers to be a soft touch Bv Geii; Kirk Photographs showed that the ropean capital to be freed, from graduate of the Army Air Forcea she said could not have operated tal today to be "considerably im­ Came This Way. ____ set the Center Springs, losing out Chuck Connors, manager of they win tonight. Meriden High to ,v«)n early in 1942 was employ- scene plus all ambulances, the nounced; WTHT — Hit Tunes; in the final minutes, 27 to 22. and the result was a one-sided hy the Westinghouse Electric factory includes an assembly sec­ German domination by the Allies. Aerl.it Gunnery School at Harlin­ Red Cross disaster squads and as efficiently ss it docs without the proved.” 12:00—WHTD -Music; W n C — the PA’s, announced last night only a game behind the Red and gen, Texas, jiid w,as in training to w n c —Nfws of the World. Dickson andNoske wers the big game Bcav'.eh scored 6 of the los­ Manufketuring Company, tion for the Nicks and adjoins a emergency police and firemen. invaluable assistance of the aides. 7:80—WDRC—Friday Night Mu­ News; Mr. Smith Goes to Town. that the PA’a will meet the White and a loss by the locals Will ; (Continued From Page One) Cavalry Thrown Into Sweep Join an aerial combat team for, John Masefield, before he be­ guns for the Center Springs while Signed by Yale ers 7 points. bo a severe blow to their titia _fleld. His sister, Mfs. Anna landing field for a.saemblcd planes. Navy V-12 and other servicemen Miss Tillinghast told of her edu­ sical Show WHTD—The Lone 12 :30—w n c - T h r e e Suns Trio. Bristol West Ends next Thurs­ Russian cavalry was thrown in­ oversees duty v.iien he was killed cational work at the Institute and came poet laureate of England, Holmes and Paganl starred for Clcmson couldn't be stopped and aspirations. Etaskins. lives in East Long- lations prescribed by Selective students at Ya.'c aided police and Ranger; WTHT—CasUe* in the 12:45—WTIC- -Less Sims, pianist Curvaceous, cute arid capable day night at Bristol In an In- to the Soviet sweep of western in the Louisiana plane crash. gave the aides present a much worked in New Yoi;k City in a the Squires. ’These two boys hsve Donna Atwood, former national the result was a 4-polnt win for Coach Wilfred Clarke will agalR. Mass. Service i^icials. \ firemen in nolpiiig scantily clad fanOIe Paralyaia Fund game the Cyclones. He tossed in 17 Super-Forts Attack Polimd that has covered 70 miles Funeral services were held in clearer picture of the work done bakery shop, a Uvefy stable, a bolstered the Squires considerably kmateur champion, at the top of Former Eli Star Returns at the Bristol High gym. All ho forced to meet the Bell TowneHO'. It was needed, the president guests to the frtreet. M m y of the and they should give all the teams points in a one-man shooting exhi­ with a weakonod team. In .the first Industrial Installations from Warsaw to Lodz In two days. New Britain where he was buried. guests were women, several of at the Institute than they had pre­ saIoon„ and finally a carpet fac­ a difficult leap on skates. She's proceeds from the game will said, ib meet the armed forcea’ Berlin admitted that several key His mother now lives a* 233 Mc­ viously had. tory In Yonkers. a run for their money. To New Haven College bition. Jarvis starred for the los­ meeting, the team captain. Corky oney Laid '.Washington. Jan. 19 -■ (iPi - whom made their escape over Inauguration Ceremonies starring In the Ice Capades, which go toward swelling the nation­ needs for 20,000 additional nursea. towns i)hleldlng the Qerman bor­ Arthur drive. New Britain. Nip and Took Gams ing Bull Dog five Kanehl was inducted into the Ma­ The president also asked for the SiiMr-Forbresaes attacked indus- Ecrial ladders or were guided is booked at the New Haven As Assistant to Odell. al fund. Lucky Seven der had been evacuated and hint­ Arena from January 24 through rine Corps, tho day prior to ths . To Final Rest Work-or-be-drhfted bill the com­ triahjnstallatlons on Japan’s home through smoke and flame-filled The final game was s nip snd big game at the local armory. T o ed that a general withdrawal in­ carrying out a "disengaging move­ passageways by firemen. tuck affair with the Eagles sink­ February 1. mittee has under consideration, island'of Honshu today and Tokyo side the German border was under To Take But 30 Minutes New Haven, Jan. 19 — (JP) — Vice, rg ----- night, the locals will be without arid yesterday May aaid be hoped said K ^ e was the target. ment" in eastern Slovakia, where a Found Near Stairway ' ing the Nsval Reserves, 48 to 37. Campbell, ig (OtatlBiied From Page One) way. ' Ogden D. Miller, Director of Yale the services of regular forwaid the committee would approve it GeneraV^of the Army H. H. Ar­ thin mountain wedge is thrust into The body identified as that of Grasso, Oenovesl and Brewer did Juan Zurita Seeks Robinson, c Red Degutis who left for the ae^ nold, com'iHanding the 20th Air A mighty frontal drive on Ber­ Soviet lines. Dr. Purple, was found near the i New York, J.an. 19—(iip)—B road-. The intermission speaker in the the bulk o f the scoring with Jones Athletic Association, last night Tuttle, rf .. by nightfall. However, commit­ lin IS beginning to take shape, vice yesterday. Degutis will bs st dwp«I th«y heard the tee diSerencea thwarted May's Force, said the B-29s of Brig. Gen. Moscow dispatches aaid that on stairway on thr fourth floor. Chief ' SPECIAL snd Finnegan carrying the brunt Ralph Walton announced the appointment of Keeney, If .. I ttirough ampliflen. said Moscow dlspatche-s. Lodz Is east of the UiauguraUon ceremon- j O P « ™ J ^ o U *^lw dul^ ^ Title Contender sorely missed but with several ca­ hope for approval last night and Haywood S. l^nsell’s 7,1st Bomber the Polish plains the Germans had Heinze said. The doctor had re- - for the Reserves. Reginald D. (Reggie) Root, cur­ Mason, ig .. pable substitutes on the bench, ths vBtate and city offictal buaineaa 250 miles from the German cap­ cently received a medical dis- | ies, going on all networks from approximately 3:20. He I* to dis- Pioneers (18) there were aome -committee mem- command based-, in the Marianas not yet been able to form any rently Director of Athletic* and led that gets the hftak to atoit at a virtual atandatUl. Liong struck by dayliglH; ital. charge from the Army Medical 11:45 a. m. Saturday, Is to include ^ c i « “Freedom of the Pres# in War B. F. T. Next for Pep 12 2-10 26 bera who predicted an agreement semblance of a defense line, al­ 2 will have a golden opportunity t* the cortege left the family No additional details were an­ The tr.aops of Marshals Gregory though they were trying to shape Corps in' wh*eh he held a commis­ th^ administration first of the j and Peace. Oerich, r t ...... • 1 0-0 Head Football Coach at New Los Angelea, Jan. 19—(Jf)— Juan | Tigers (21) would not be reached before next 0-0 2 crash into one of the beat teama lit crowds of men, women and week. nounced. The War departhient Zhukov and Konstantin Rokos- up some sort of defense west pf sion as captain The fire started oath of office oi Harry S. Truman Manlerr’', rf ...... 1 Haven High school as assistant Zurita, is a well-behaved, peace- 1 B. F. T. the state. Lynn Witcher the honi in Dr. Purple b room on the third Listening Tonight: NBC — 8, 0-0 0 fathered in front of the will release another gommunlquc sovsky in the center and north Lodz, Just shost of the Reich j Brackett & Shaw aJ vice president, followed by that Tomm, if ...... 0 Canadian Featherweight head coach of the Yale University loving native of Mexico City, but I Wicrzblcki, rf ...... 3 0-3 6 of the last start against Wait floor. Chief Heinze said, and he be- " Paul LaValle Melody; 8:30. Duffy’s McKay, it ...... 0 1-6 1 Moat o f them talked on the raid when oper\ttohal re­ were overrunning the snow-cover­ frontier. of Franklin D *Roo8evclt as Presi­ he’d like to fight somebody before' Kosakowski, ' If . . . . . 0 0-1 0 Hartford in an overtime period, lieved that the doctor who had i dent, and then the Inaugural ad­ Tavern; 9, Abe Lyman Waltzes; Mouquin. c ...... 0 0-0 0 football team. 6 ntly o f Uie Senator’s early ports arf repelVed. ed countryside in a fashion hardly Boasts Colorful Ring or on Feb. 27. W. Moske, c ...... 3 0-0 Fred Murphy George Keith, Tom­ with one remarking "we Hongen, Rosport matched in this war. with Cos­ been in ill health had been dazed | dress. 9:30, People Are Funny; 10, Amos Pitkin, c ...... 8 0-0 6 RoQl graduated from Yale in ...... 2 0-2 4 Tokyo in identifying the\ target ami Andy. . . CBS—8, Henry Aid- 0 If Juan, who is the NBA's light­ Leclerc, rg ----- my Mason, Jim Murphy and 8ta » sacks and Siberian horsemen by the smoke and had groped his | Farm Store In view of the fact that the cere­ Risely, rg ...... 0 0-0 Record; Cliamp Ready 1926 after playing three years of ...... 0 1-2 1 a’t realiae how great he really as Kobe admitted the B-29s (housed rich; 8:30, Thin Man Adventure; 1 weight boxing champion, doesn't Farrand, Ig . . . Davis are all anxiously awalUaE Taken by Allies; "some damage.” \ spearheading the advance. way to the tourth floor where he : monies are to be brief, the trans­ L Botteron, rg .. 0 1-3 varsity fbothall and lacrosa and E. Moske, if ...... 2 0-2 4 Coach Clarkc’n move as to ths About Town waa overcome. i 9, It Pays to be Ignorant: 10, Turklngton, Ig 1-1 1 has had a long coaching career. defend his crown by that date, he's .1 to — _ Today's strike rounds out At Reds Control Skies mission is expected to be conclud­ rd, Jan. 19. — World's out in the cold, and he doesn’t en­ fifth starter. Dr. "Purple was the son of Mr. ; ed within 30 minutes or so. Moorp -and Durante; 1 0 :3 ^ rtm, Ig He was freshman line coach at 10 1-10 21 Aa the hour for tba maaa neared, major missions since last June and The Red Air Force, out in the Door Canteen. . . . BLU—7 :30, — j featherweight Champion Willie vision that situation with any rel­ Must Stop Locals Acm Foe on Defense Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Lindsay and Mrs. Norman W. Purple of Yale in 1926 aqd head coach at Score at half time, 16-9 Lucky gwd overflowed into the 10 since Jan. 1 of this year atrength of 30.0(K) sorties in the Lone Ranger; 8, Stars of Future; 6 3-11 16 ish. W hizzer Robb ths h ard-w ork l« A deep hurii fell over It aa, against industrial and military last 72 hours, was reported mas­ of Edgerton street have received East Hampton. He was graduated APEL PLACE After a period of negotiation, Totals ...... Pep will probably stage his last Roxbury Prep (now Cheshire Seven. Referees, Mason, Webb. from Dartmouth College, class of 9, Famous I'jry Trials; 10, Nor­ Spartans (10^ Zurita was to have boxed a Los forward' and rebound expert wtih. the appearance of the cor- (Continued From Page One) targets of the Nipponese empire. ter''of the skies and was sweep­ a letter from their son. Sergeant the BLU network announced today home-state bout for the duration Academy) in 1927. In 1928 he was Angeles Negro, John Thomas, on 1933, and. from Yale Medical it has concluded arrangements for man Cordon Sings. . . . MBS--7:15, head coach at Taft school and in Bob Tedford the hlgh-iscoring CSB- tbe church belle began to Small numbers of Super-forts Con­ ing German airdromes just inside Albert V. Jr., stating that he has Smfonietta. time extended to 46 at the Auditorium Tuesday night. Feb. 27. The bout was all set for Hawks (20) arrived in England and is with the school, clAss of 1937. He served hi* its first participation in television. Roach, rf ...... 1 1929 and 1930 he coached the Unl- B. F. T. ter. will be the men Bristol wlE Hie Sag dnped casket was managed to get a few pummeled duct frequant harassing and the R ^ h ’s border with massed minutes; 8:30, Freedom of Oppor­ Having passed his pre-lndiiction Los Angeles, rhema* used to have have to keep a sharp eys OB to- Imemcship at University hospital. For the pres.mt, this will b>: con­ DeMarCin. r f ...... 0 versl-Dad Nacional De Mexico . . . 3 1-3 7 into the church through a tanks and guna of his Fifth and reconnaissance raid* which are raids. Eighth Air Force. Sergeant Lind­ tunity; 9:30. Double or Nothing: physical for a second time this quite a following here. He won 31 Vlttner, I f ...... night. Uttle Abner VUgs __^ Sixth Panzer Armies back out of not reported by 20th Air < Forte say who Is an aerial gunner was fined primarily to the adapUng of Mutty. if ...... 0 week, the champ is rated lA again eleven, the first International foot­ straight fight# and then dumped Brown, rf ...... 1 ?-S 3 o f atata and city poUce and The Germnn high command said aome o f its soimd programs to the 10, Bout, Freddie Arclics vs. Ralph Davis, c ...... 0 ball team In the history of that Rudy Plerro. the two bockeewt the smashed Ardennes bulge, but headquarters. a battle of t^e "greatest ferocity" trained at Dickinson College, Car­ try Tint lew InziRf Weed Tire Chains find Is subject to call for Army into Willie .loyce and Slugger Campbell, c ...... 4 0-0 8 o f the American Legion electron camera. Zamelli. Hodge, rg ...... 1 country. performer* have been th# heavy kaading at aahite. Maloney these constituted his only known The Tokyo radio yesterday re­ was raging aii along the Polish lisle, Pa., the Nashville, Tenn. Air training shortly. • White, the one-eyed human dyna­ Waller, rg ...... 0 2-3 2 In the production of these fea­ DeBattisto, Ig ... 1 He was head coach at Yale in 0 duly men In the tight bsU ganeo. a Naval veteran of ;the Firat mobile reserve. Most of the units ported reconnottering B-29s over line from Kralinjv and Cj»sto- Base, Buckley Field, Colo., and Friday Programs; NBC— 12:30 Meanwhilf, the king of the 126- mo. That marked the end of his Waldo, ig ...... 0 0-0 tures, the network is to have the 1933, but returned to duty as head . . . 0 0-0 0 Vilga, the shorteet men on the needed refitting; the reserve could Osaka and Kobe. Some 250 miles chowa to Lodz, KiHno and the Vis­ Sioux City. Iowa. He made the TO FIT 6.00x16 p. m., Atlantic Spotlight; 3, Or­ 10 pounders is busy at work on the ascendancy. iJist week the Army Dldwell, ig . . . . starting five to a seasoned b o lll EWorld War. southwest of Tokyo, Kobe and Cough Eixture cooperation of two stations, 8 TOtala ...... 8 4-18 coach of freshmen the following Hardly a person In the crowd not be before Dusseldorf, St. Vlth tula. trip to Britain by airplane across chestras of Nation, Baltimore Score at half-time. 5-3 Pioneers. road mornings and Charter Oak called up Thomas. player and an exceptionally Osaka are among Japan's prime TIRES ...... $ 5 * 4 9 WROB at Schenectady and WABD year, a post he held until 194’2 Totals ...... 8 , 4-9 20 had eyes free of teaca. Never be- and Trier at the same time. Moscow dispatchei^, confirmed the North Atlantlq. An OutstaniMng SueoMi at New York. The first telecast Symphony: 6.4fr, ;^cw Series, Tin R-ferce, McKinney, Sheehan. Gym afternoons getting ready lor feeder for High school bMl. PteRQ,- Industrial centers. Their con- his ten-round ovei-wcight match when he becaiiiC Athletic Director Lucky Beaver# (7) perhaps, had thia email In­ Reports Broad Offensive German reports that" Heinrich In Canada—Made In U.SJ^ will be of Ladies Be Seated on Feb. Pan Alley of the air. . , . CBS— and Head Football Coach at Hill- as a oiard Is overshadowed by the (The German radio said the tinguous factory areas produce Himmler’s home guar.ls, tbe Volks- 1:30, Report to Nation; 5. Phila­ with Ralph Walton of Canada. B. F. T, al city Been ap many proml- tanks, planes, guns and explosives In a news item in .yesterday’s Cfsst fer ■raadilsl C*«gli( er 25 over WR'JB, followed two days Center Springs ^27) house. . . . 3 - 0-1 6 exploits of the front men w h o d o j Allies had opened a broad offensive Bturm, had been encountered on Threat Irritatieat Dee to CeMi delphia Orenestra: 6:16, People’s B. F. T. The Canadian Is hailed in the Racing Notes Beavich, rf .. . I he scoring but Plerro is one grSM j persons. They included many and ships. Issue of The Herald It was stated Cruss Links for 6.00x16 Tires later with a variety show on P. A graduate of the Yale law Kodes, If ...... 0 1-2 1 tlcians who came no* as Demo­ on the southern flank of the Bel the frontiers of Silesia but bp far The Kin* of all cough inedlcinea WABD. Thereafter it will have a Platform. "Can Treaties Assure 5 0-3 10 Dominion as one of the be.st feath- guard and is one of the best that Michael Mooney had repaid (or cousha or bronchial Irritattoni 1 Dickson, rf .. . ertveights to come up there in sev­ school in 1929, Root also was Barker, c ...... 0 0-2 0 or as Republicans, but as ad- gian' salient betW’een Wiltz and Berlin was the only source oi-^re- weekly schedule on each station. Peace.” . . . BLU- 2. Metropoli­ 0 Pendlctan, if . 1 0-0 2 from 1927 through 1932 and again Bv The Associated Press in the state this year. Wallendorf). funds received through old age reaultlng (rom colds In oold wintrr 13c Lb.y 2 for 25c eral years. He recently knocked O’Brien, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 ports that Marshal Ivan KoneV^ tan Opera, Lawrence Tibbett in 1 Arendt, If . . . . 0 0-1 0 a Bristol has an all veteran ■a and friends of the late Hospital Motes assistance to the state for which Canada U Buckler's CANADIOL. out "l.,ofty" LaChar.ee and AI from 1934 to 1942. ' dead heat between Kllagal Dewhurst, ig .. ___ 0 0-0 0 Hongen, which fell to the Brit, First Ukranian Armv had actual­ Mixture. Fast working—tripla act­ Lawrence Tibbett. now the reg­ "Rigoletto." Kent Cooper Inter­ Noske, c ...... 6 0-0 12 and Valerie H. ln the third race Ace NIcolettI, Jack Graham, M)»il _ jnator. Uie state had sued. The name mission Speaker; 6, Tea for You , 1 ■» Costa, both in two rounds. Wal­ iah Second Army with American ly stormed to the Reich’s border at ing BIcklaFa MIxtura quickly loos­ ular singer In the CBS Hit Parade, 1 0-0 2 Icatured the railing card at .Mexi­ Dunning and the othem have aO j The governor was accompanied artillery support, (a 38 miles from the southern end of the Polish sbpuld have read Martin Mooney ens and raIsM phlegm lodged In tba Penn Sentinel Oil in 2 gal. containers 18c Qt. Music; 6 : « . Lnbor U.S.A.. CIO i \ 1 ton Is matiaged by "Chick” Hayes Mikan Scores .\gnin "Totals ...... 8 t-5 7 Admitted yesterday; Miss Cyn­ tubea—clears air passages—aoothas goes back on the Metropolitan op­ Ig 0 1-3 co City’s Hipodromo De Las >ad plenty of experience undtr. " all high-ranking atate officials Dusseldorf on the Rhine. It lies front. and . not Michael Mooney. Scries. . . . M BS-10;15 a. m., 1 1 CmicKsnanK . - II —. — of Portland. Me., and is a stablo- Score at ha^ time, 10-2 Hawks. aaoortod by hla military aides, thia Paisley, 72 Pitkin street: tspsd raw tlsauss, ons or two sips era stage Saturday afternoon to America* yesterday. Referee, Wen b-Mason. fire. There isn't one lad on thOrl about eight from the Roer river, Mrs. Emma Brock. 219 McKee Breakneck Advance Slowed and worst coughing spasm eases. Rmnbow House; 1:30 p. m., Sym­ IS 1-7 27 mate of Coley Welch. New Eng­ Chicago. Jan. 19.—(/P) — George Pep Boys squad that ptoywXl lonal Committeeman J. Ken- A g^oup of young people from You get results fast ou (eel the start in "Rigoletto” as it is broad Mikan. the nation’s leading college Ellagal, a 30 to 1 shot, paid along which the U. S;^ 9th Army street; Mrs. MimI Brodensen, 208 The Russians were grappling affect o( Buckley’s lastaetly. Tri-Pad Anti-Freeze in 5 gal. containers cast in the BLU’s regular pickup phonies for youth; 3, This is Hal- *) land middleweight champion. varsity ball before. Bristol OB'J Bradley (R), National Dem- held static positlon. lips, 44 Middle Turnpike, east; CENTER FHABMACY __ - — — Bristol will enter the ganw o j ,y o f New Haven, aa well a » The main Roermond-SIttard road man high command said it waa' church. Hartford, Jan. 19.—(fl’i—Herbert Food commisfc.on '’research facili­ 22 15. when' Lewis knocked Willie Vaughan General Hospital. 85-33, while Las LaJas Stables’ Timothv Bull Doga (25) Carol Jean Otto, 137 Henry street; 10 2-7 heavy favorite to repulse thsl ier Mayor Thomas J. Spellacy was broken. The British crossed P. Plank, supervising Inspector of ties, expert opinion and the serv­ down and brought about the cele­ also boosting his 'season’s total to C won the feature at Oriental B. F. T. _ Hartford. Ralph A. Ward, 1202 Main street; drugs, devices and cosmetics under ices of competent professional Score at half Ume. 18-13 Center ...... 1 .3-10 5 locals and a large crowd is expscbe| that road from Echt and fought in­ Spring*. Referee*. McK'nney- brated "short count” charge In 264 and his all time college total Park, Havana, returning $7.20. Fogarty. If ed from Manchester to wltns f^Among the large congressional Mrg." Catherine Boyer, 12 Cumber­ the State Dairy and Food commis- men." which Lewis’s handlers claimed the to 1,021. He’ll have to get 1.140 Morgan, rf 0 1-3 5 to Schilberg. They also seized Bailey. It was a great day for long whnt apbcnrs to to one of the .tion was U. S. Rep. Clare Heide, a half mlie north of Ek;ht. land street; Lynne Sundqulst, 98 .sioner, yesterday announced for­ timer had shortened the round for more points to tie the listed rec­ Ume non-winners at Havana, yes­ Stiirdant. c ...... 0 0-0 0 B Luce (R). who entered the Princeton street; Rev. Brownell MR. DAN QUINLAN ...... 4 4-10 12 pest schoolboy bask-tball gamea| German Infantry Repulsed mation of a speoial advisory board Eaglee (48) Willie. ord set by John (Brooms) Abramo- terday. In addition to Timothy Jarvis. Ig of the year. ^ ______h escorted by former U. S. Gage, Bolton; Mrs. Eva Luasler, vic of Salem (W. Va.) College dur­ Legualt, rg ...... 1 1-2^ 3 'German infantry In battalion Children's Tailoring Counselor, - will be with he said is "designed.-to give Con­ Fals and Oils V B. Pep hss won 83 of 84 fights. 21 C, winner of the feature race ,tor John A. Danaher (R). Wiilimantlc. us today and tomorrow to advis* necticut tha best set-up in drug In a row sine* SammyAngott. then ing his college career, 1039-1943. Delegation From Press strength launched several attacks ITODAY Genovesi, rt . . . * which had not finished in front yesterday between Echt and Schil­ Death , today Peter Tasanaus- as to yoiir special requirements. work of any „tate in the union." On Ration Lisll lightweight phampion. handed him .Mnce July 2, Mudsill, an 11-year- Totals" ...... 8 9-25 25 A delegation from "Hie Associ­ kas. Rye street. South Windsor,* Water Repellent Grasso, If ...... • Rickey Hospitalised Referees: Mason, Webb. Last NighVs Fighii berg, but were beaten off. Plank said the board had been Coffin, C ...... I his first setback In Nc'v York's old mare wbn her first since last ated Press newspapers of the state Far north in the flooded No- created b f Dr. WlUlam T. Salter, Madison Square Garden, snapping led by James L. McGovern, Brower, c ...... 0 summer and Miss Canon, a four- Man’s land two miles north of Nij­ - and TOMORROW ONLY professor of pharmacology at Yale. Washington, Jan. 10 — — WUHe's unbeaten win streak at 62 Brooklyn, N Y., Jan. 10—(tPy— lent of The Associated Press Pedraszlni, rg ,. 2 Branch Rickey, President of the year old fiy y , won her first in By The Associated Pre?# megen, a strong German fighting The announcement was made at Housewives trying to stretch food Ogren, rg ...... 0 scraps. He has won 16 in suecea- more thaxu.half a dozen starts. Boston— Hiury .Tones. 208, Connecticut. patrol attacked British outposts the mid-winter meeting of. the ration points over a fast-growing slon since being given a medical Brooklyn Dodgers. Is resting in Among other organizations rep- Brewer, ig . . . . 4 Hugh FrinUlne, only, trainer »delphia. lifTockcd out Johit^J and held their ground overnight, Connecticut Pharmaceutical asso­ list of commodities requiring discharge by the Navy last Febru­ Doctors' hoantnl after undergoing Ski News ited were the Boy Scouts MAHIEU a minor operation. who was a World War I flying White. 2097 Newark (5); Ace ' renewing the as.^ault a t . dawn. SNOW a s stamps bad the added task today 21 1-11 48 ary. ace, returned to New York from Boston, Jan. 19.—(JP)—Excellent Ier, 140. Cliirago, T.K.O.’d Will Ideals Maloney’s early Tills was not believed to be a ma- 183 Spruce Street Advance Showing of budgeting for fata and oils. :les to maintain his family, so Naval Raaen rea (87) Columbia, S. C., where he spent weekend skiing conditions were Hine.s. 133. .V-w York, (2). Jo- thrust, however. They have three "lays to do B. F. T. predicted today, with upcountry Philadelphia -Billy Nixon, tearly exemplified. Snow slanted down again on the some time hunting. the Job, for the OPA last night JonM , If • • • • 9 1-1 19 John ShevllnX General Manager snow cover on slopes and trials PhiladclphiR, outiiointcd ) (MBcers of the mass, beside northern half of the western front. NATIVE o f 6 "froze" until Monday all retail Flnneffoii, If . .8 0-0 at Aqueduct, m)s high hopes of above the 2,000-foot level reported Shank.s. 158 Mdi'treal, (8); Ji ! Hahop O’Brien, were: Rain fell in the south. -« FRESH EGGS, BROWN'S salM of lard, other shortening and 0-0 2 ;Deacon, the Rev. John P. O'Neill: Land, c ...... 1 Sports Roundup being dlschsrgerfvfrom the Jamai­ ranging from two to more thafi ny Allen, 206 1-2. Pbiledelphjo, Third Army Infantry won con­ Dozen • ••••••< SUITS salad and cooking oil*. When the Havens, a . . . . .0 0-0 0 T.K.O.'d Ctiarley Robinson, 1 ca hdapltal this week. He was ■ OlHleacon, the Rev. Thomas trol of a third of the picturesque 5 5 c ban is lifted at that Ume each of 0-0 2 five feet in depth. ; IXIonnell. both of St. Jo.seph's: F ox, r f ...... 1 admitted several tll$ya ago with New Hampehirr. Pennsgrovo, N. J.. (3(. Luxembourg town of Diekrich I Fine Custom Woolens GARAGE these products will be rationed at Gustafson, rg 1 1-2 8 By Hugh Fullertoik; Jr. Ray Robinson, WASHED TAILORED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL cials of the Noworti Bears aa- to 42 total, eight to 12 powder sur­ desco, 140. Jersey City, o n t^ ) Eulogized ^by Bishop emy recaptured Butzdorf, 13 miles SPINACH, ranged to iliveri 100,000 decks professional Job....Th# national and Henry Armstrong. Tommy Mills, 140, Long tsl Bishop O'Brien eulogized the southeast of Luxembourg city. nouneod today that B d w ^ X baseball museum is seeking Infor­ face, skiing .excellent; MoIichtfSter MochoJ, top man o f tho TOlo Uni­ from civilian orders, which made it Double Defeat (Snow Valley) 36 to 41 total, 10 N. Y., (8): Jimmy Taylor, t Package .,, 19c REQUIREMENTS IN THE LATEST STYLES Wanted poMible to ’muster the 200,000, mation from old timers at to who New York, outpointed Wl versity Etching itaff for the port pitched the Brat curve boll. . . . As to 17 packed powder surface,; ski­ two yoora and captain of tho l»44 which soon will be going oversea* Wright, 153 t-2, Englewood; N. of tdoay, all four teams In ths Philsdelptua, Jan. 19 — (At — ing excellent; Mlddlehury (Bread- STAR tummor toom, has been oignsd and . ..Nearly 100 ambitloua blind Chartey Roblnscti .of Penns-Orove, loaf Mountain), eight phwder on (6). S k i P a n t s toms turned out for the opening Eastern Inter 'legists Basketball HOTDOGS, wlU rsport this sprinf • N. J., set some kind of a record 16 old base, skiing excellent, Rut­ Red Cross First Aiders Tho International LM p* club session of a school conducted by League- are tied for first place. . . . Sports Ctiolrman Named Pound ...... Rem em ber these three Doc parahsU, leading .harness tost night losing two fight* in two land (Pico Peak) 84 to 46 total, mode no announcement of theth oal- the Northwegt Umpire* ‘ ssoda- rings in two s'tstes within an hour. things! Esster comes April horse driver for many yoois, boa ssven to nine powder surface, ski­ New York, Jan. 19— (F) Mill Mechanic o iy to be paid tbs Mg, blcnte right, tioa la MlnneapoUa recently. . , . The 190-pound lad dropped a *lx- ing excellent: Stowe (Mount Mans­ MADONA 1st this year . . falfh-grade blinder who rooorded "IB victories That's the first real proof that an asked for driver's licence No. IS mundor to Lmtto Long Of Chicago American Red Croat yesterday Asked to Register for the coming eeasln—If there to field), 59 to 64 total. 12 new pow­ r.o'jnced its executive sports TOMATO $ 0 * 6 ® ’ woolens sre not plentiful... ftnf elx defeata during hls.coUtga umpire ever -'anted to know ony- in Camden, N. J., dressed and took der surface, skiing excellent. A t Once! Good Wogotl tht^....When Leo Houck, vet­ a season. a bus to Phliadelphla, Pa., in time mlttee for 1946 and named First Aiders, cooperation please! Will the holders PASTE, Can 10c end there is a shortage of career. Mossachuaetts papetmert AKiaon Danxig. ( 1 skilled tailors, so deliveries jtoeh iJ woe rtgarded loM aaa- eran Penn State boxing coach, wo* to get T.K.O.’d by Johnny Allen in Berkabire Region, Pittsfield i of first aid certificates who are still interested, and those ______toodlng cotloge pitcher Service Dept. man. and AI Loney vice-dJ^jHB on ae tho ' ready to loava for his Army as­ three heats. State Forest, 14 powder on 10 old It was announced a $500,000 |j WHOLE will take longer. Better s4s in the nation ae he dropped » Latest report en "bowl’’ football wish to enter new classes, please register bv filling ALSO LABORERS FOR PICKING signment In Iceland and Qrocn- hose, sUtog good: Mount fSrey- had bieen tet for sport* to t BEETS, SIZES 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 us today or tomorrow! pair of eno-mn dtewene while load, hie pals prosentad him a pair comes from Karoebi, India, whore Navy Ofobs Toung » the form below and sending it to York Stran^eld, tumfag lit one btilUaat oMund par- the Londhl Uons, coached by Ospt lock, 20 powder on 12 old base, cmning year as compared with 20-Ounce Can DEPARTMENT of rod, fur-lined ear muffs, labeled very good skitog at all points. ;i,(H5.000 raised to 1944. fjphairman Fir.‘

i- % ‘\' . ;'H;-;' ■ :'■ . ■ -"■•>:■' ■■■- ■ v,, ‘.i-’.-'. -- . ' / . ■ ' ■ \ ’ . v . *': ’ - ■ ' ’ -■• FRIDAY, JANUARY 19,1946 I ffirtiM. nf^a I V f,,M.\(« MKKALU. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY/JANUARY 19, 1946

ITievPresent.... dents that rollB up every year. i HOl.U EVEKY'll Help Wanted— Female , 35! Dog.s— Birds— I’ets 41 H&useh'old Goods 51 All he does is to^ help malm or Cost and Found 1 MuKini*.sii Services Offered 13 .Moving—Trucking— Tour future plans should have kill innocent persons—and occa­ tbelr beginning now. It Is well to Storage 20 ^ WANTED - GIRL, FULL TIME. FOR SALE - RED COCKER SELLING UU: entire stuck ol sionally himself. LOST-GLASSEo Saturday night RANGE BURNEKS cleaned, in­ used furniture at greatly reduc­ Classified ramember that what you are go­ stalled and serviced. Satisfactton Please don't keep calling If over Spaniel puppies,' 5 weeks old. Qaiafied between the State theat-. and NORTH AHEKIGA Van Unfs from registered stock. Call 3646 ed prices. Tclcpl.uiic 318'i Aiis- _WAY OUR ing to be tomorrow you are be­ A local sharp was asked to de­ guaraliteea. Aim. good used burn­ Inc. Oqust to iJoaat moving serv­ 42. Family la I adults and girl 12. Woolworth’a. Pink shell In brown or 21 Hudson street. tin Chambers Warehuusa Man- coming today. scribe a pedestrian. "Hmm,”- he case. Return to Herald Office. ers fbr sale. Call 2-13U9. ice. Dial 5187 I would like some one to live In His chur<^ esrvlce wss over and P(ty the seasick soldier watch­ ^ d only that. This Job is unusual. ciiestcr Gre^.i Open daily 1-3 Advertisements A local arufgtet vows that a ing the seaguUs and yearning for s.:ld, looking up from a study of A i t a & m i a A s Saturday 8-12. girl approached him and asked: three tnembers walked home to­ Value e t TIrae traffic accidenU. "Judging from RADIO REPAIRIN<1—Pick up Have never had anyone work for PEOPLE LIVED gether, diacussing the meaasge the sight of some bird Uiat flies service. Radios' checked at the Painting—Papering 21 Live Stock—Vehicles 42 For Ri'iil For Sale "Have you anything that will re­ What does the average reckless this book I would say a pedestrian Announcements me who wanted to leave. Would HOSPITAL BED? FOR SALE or they had heard: from tree to tree?” is raw material for on aceWant." ;F IT'5 ALLEV OOP, .‘ OOZM S a u T I'LL HORN 10 o'clock. Phone 7707. daya a week. Phone 7272. Armstrong LLioleum school, Lan- farm. Frank V. Williatus, 1632 Now You , I'MWOPOIED WITH TH WHATCHAWight in Phone 2-1615. Hot water heat, gas. electric only grow cotton, but will think THAT ALL 15 TO \ KINO 0( GUZ HAVIN') KINO OOP. Chester. Pa. Apply In person Wat­ 'Bookkeeper \. ANTED USED CARS— Will buy WANTED —HAIRDRE.SSER, all Tolland Turnpike, Buckland. lights and artesian well. On bus cotton and talk cotton all the ^ e NOT w e l l. LErA? TEA WITHy .NO LESS!! any year or moaei. We wliJ pay kins’ Brothel , Manchesti . Conn. WANTED TO EUY 38 automatic line. Modern Improvements, 10 the whole world’s supp.y will be GUZ OL'WUa!,X. ------Moving—Trucking- around operator. 5 day week. BtEN ODN'e HOLV top prices for well kept oara Cols gun for boy < serving in Pacific acres o f land. i.,eavlng for west. raised here. How it is going to af­ .. .cow ! Storage 20 Weldon Beauty Studio. Phone DRIVER WANTED for weU es­ 51 Tell One FOR QUITE Motors at Center. Phone 4164. 5009. Household Goods area. Tel. 2-1305. $8,500. Call 4261. fect our future, and that of our A SPELL! ;,V‘ / \ ___.-'this ^ W o n t e d tablished route In surrounding children, God only knows. I wish 1 gotta AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Com­ towns. Ehccellent opportunity for 1 DELUXE rooms of furniture SemfulBg Has Happy Laadisg WANTED TO BUY—USED cars EXPERIENCED payroll' and bill­ WANTED TO BUY electric heater FOR SALE—5 ROOM house, Por- we were not so dependent on a sin­ >•«UI)E G I .A M KS BY GAI.KKAITH TYPIST cal Instrument Company, Hilliard Thoroughly broken for hunting. bedroom bench. 2 blankets, scat EXCEPTIONALLY neat, com fort Steam neat. 2 chr garage, busi­ seems a long Ume ago, but **: is know she had no conception of 5 or 6-Room Duplex really only 14 or 15 years. Whitney Aldon 7 P. M. to 12 Midnight. street. Call 8604. ter rug: 3 pc. tapestry living able room for 2 young women ness section. Small dowm pay- land or things that man construct •iti- \ BY MERRILL BLOSSEB | room suite, '( spring coastruc' Centrally located. Inquire 82 menL Immediate occupancy. Call invented his gin in 179^ N ob^ y on land until the ship came into 1- ULCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 6 or 6-Room Flat aver expected in those days that -'y ■ ^ .'^1 Spinning Mills 5 Nights and 5 Honrs on Uon, coffee table, 2 end tables, ! Chestnut street. 4261. port. SaL Apply in Person. table lamps, floor lamp, bridge cotton would ever be an important YOU ' I ahead Takottrine, Conn. FURNISHED ROOM for 1 or *• 1 ju s r Its sj II n t h a t c a s e , d o y o u N JARVIS REALTY CO. lamp, 2 pictures, hassooK and .Ardent Girl Friend Continues Hiva. J SUPPOSE W E COLILO / AREN'T AMO Oflee 4112 Residence 7275 or Main street Continuous hot •It took a Negro all day to get Sue-AS ! OeoPOED THE BB hMag done In aeeordaaee ■ '.F smoker. Just six outfits to be I^ts for Sale 73 to Bum / h a v e a l i t t l e FOOLiNO- ITA I PERRETT & GLENNEY, ..f, - water. Call 6803. the teed out ol five pounds of cot­ V.VWAT IlN To GEE ME A B'T, ertta aren etaMlliatlon ptam. Weekdays and Sundays sold. Regular p>icc $575. Respon­ I HOW VOU p -R -l-V -A 'C -V t INC. FOR SALE—2 LOTS AT Summit ton,” Joe Hutchinson said. "Five Bainbridge Md.— —■ A aailor BOINC-S Sister- / Excellent Opening far sible party ran take It all by pay' PLE1A3ANT ROOM In private pounds — working fror morning YOU k WERE AND and Hollister streets. Call Hart­ at the naval training center here GETTImG spelling Rear 1.^1 Summit Street Ing only '6 weekly after down family, next to bath, near bus. to night. John Hartley, who has a MERE TO L payment. ford 8-3805 or 1132 Main street. bas a 20 page letter from a girl ■p-IE ABODE AUOH&.' TTT'' ThimGS k Or Perrett Place , 172 Maple street. Tel. 2-0477. big place on the Savannah road, are you OUT iS SALE PRICE NOW $464.5< East Hartford. OP the Courteaus, Capable produced about 2000 pounds of cot-1 VOOELS?/ JuST A '■ « CENTER STREET— SUBURBS— Connecticut's -Argest Furqiture tor a year, and he was looked upon j -SEND MM VOUR VOuR. WASTE Of Store homework a.Room Slagle, nfl eonvenl- ANDOVER— Weal then as a big cotton grower, but PICTURE AND Mt ■mee, on bas line, waDring dla- Saleswoman A-L-B-B.-R-T-S today a crop of that size Is consid­ WONT WANTy Caace from towa. v Prlea 2-ye*r-«W House. nMumt, 43 Allyn St.—Hsu-lford ered pretty small. Raised four ori THB ADCaC«5.^ CMOO.OO. Tanaa amulgsd. ou Im line. Electric llgifts and WANTED Experience Not Essentiiil. five bales a year, and at that he / runnlug. water, chtokeaN^p, WHITE PORCELAIN circulating had 10 or a dozen Negroes sitting ; kitchen heater. Would match WANTED AVON STREEB- large lot, many poraibIliHe*. Call In Person At on a barn floor separating the •>Booni Staigtah amdera'coa- Price $8,200.00. SmaH down Truck Drivers modern type range. Perfect con­ seeds from the lint, and it took j payment. Terms arranged. ^ dition. 113 BlsscU street. 5582. these darkies six or seven weeks j waalwieea, I-ear garage^ alee i g i CQPB KCdsrffyicr »nc t m bcc u % location, mast be seen to be and Helpers to do the Job. l i i FOR SALE— STUDIO couch with "Now he raises 50,000 pounds a , appreeteted. Prlee fS.700.00. ANDOVER—Nichols— ^ metal springs, opens Into double Female Help year, and doesn't need a single j C1,6eaaa down, tenaa ar- On good s t r ^ h of main X Full or Pari Time. BURTON'S BY FRED HARMANj bed—alM metal floor lamp, odd \ Apply In Person. nigger to pick out the seeds. The'l 7 He’s Barred highway. Beantlral large Colo­ 841 Main Street chair, twin end table lamps, coffee To Learli Frame Spinning. Good Wages. gin does it all.” ^ KEU RYDER nial Hnnse, with flreplare*. table. Call Manchester 2-1181 (Jecil Lowther listened with yiv-; DiO top VE6 ' TO the TEI-DKHI TCRN m n.E ROAIV..". \ . FlNE.HANA&Ji! /'VE66E VOU CABO TvOO HAlfWEEDS flODC Has five rooms down, 2 and 8- after 5 p. m. Id Interest to Hutchinson’s . talk,. OUR DAUGHTER , tell the WHERE *0E AR E ^riJS Modem 4-Room Single with who wants to marry him. The help t n "WiS WiTH room apts. op. Also 4 over, FUEL CO. 2.xceH^nt working condilioiib. and said when it wqs finished, 'I | ✓ <3C WHITE' ^W5 silHOOU- TVE f 5 LARCH1N’ r a K WHERE NOVO -' © uTttoU , gamge. Price M,500.00. catch is there Is no return address UTTLE DEAVER — HE DiSAPPEAKED ect rOU DEfiCRlflE •' wHrrE 'VAN, CANNOT night caMna Good setting, f o r s a l e —GAS stove, $15. Good suppose Mr. Whitney spent years] y £>HE UKE BV'VKe TALK “MEV AEKEO T5 PINO Street $1A00.00 down, terms ar- ,bas possibilities of future tour­ condition. Inquire 826 Spruce STEADY JOB AVAILABLE AT ONCE in working on his idea o ' the gin or signature on the letter. L' \oiTH VOU, c s o v o e o Y ) ' ^,)OHOR=EnEJ^- Trt’ -WNt.. ranged. ist trade,. roadside stand and ■ r street. before perfecting It.” / gasoline business. P rlee "Mr. Clayton can tell you all Some New Ships Should BCMMER STREET— $7,500.90. $2,000.00 dowm. SETVERAL NEW record players, A ^ p ly about that,’’ Joe Hutchinson said. Make Knots t-Family Houee, 8 rooms Terms arranged. PROPERtlES $29.95. One used mahogany high “He'S a friend of B3i Whitney.” boy, record player with drop Mr. Clayton cleared his throat New 'York—()P»— There ore each, all conveniences with more than 3,000 kinds of knots front, double doors and built In and said. "I met Eli Whitney soon eteam heat fnmace for each BOLTON Rt. 44—Duchamic— used by tile men who go to the a p t Short dlstaaee to' bus. FOR SALE amplifier, $49.95. Barstow’a, 3234. Aldon Spittninw Mills sfter he arrived in Georgia. Fine 7 Acres of l.and with Brick boy. he was. From Connecticut, sea in ships. The U. S, Mari­ Price $0,900.00. $1,500.00 $-FA.MlLr FLAT—« roonw ^ TalcottviM time CJommisrton has announced down, terms arranged. Dwelling. On bus line. Smqll Work or Fight graduate of Yale. chicken coop. Price $8,800.00. each floor, large open stHe, good^ that 125 coasV l freighters to be sized lot and a twh-enr $$srage. Three Piecer Or "WeU, to get back to the gin. CENTER STREET— Terms arranged. WORK or FIGHT Lenislation is now beinjt nrjfed by He ■was a guest of Phineaus MiU«r constructed will bear the names /-/V Second floor now vacant. Lo-- of some of these knots. eowi iw s» »»i« SWwws. •m.-T. n. e itr e . a wit. «»e. 5- Famlty A^t- House; 4-4 cated on Wadsworth StreeL government officials to fill the gaps that will be created and his wife, on their plantation Ua 8. Em ploym en^ervice near Savannah when 1 made his Among those honored will be *1 ilon’t umlerslaml llic cliil/s Rfcnl concenv (ivcr llic room apta. One 8-room. Ex­ EAGI.EVn.LE—Vinton's— Reasonable prlee and ' easy if 200,000 men are taken from war industries for the I Turk’s-head, Spanish bowline, cellent condition, handy to ternia acquaintance. |ili};ht of llic wTiite collar man when niosl of - Small home with attached armed forces. AD hiring in accordance 'with the Area Stabilization **Onc evening Mrs. Miller had a anchor hitch, vardarm knot, r shopping district. On bus line. garage, steam heat with oU. 7- FA.MILY—41 rooms each side. Plan. lot of us In for dlnnef. After din­ square knot and sailor’s splice. banda wear soft shirts!” Oo«id Income for Investment. Now vacant. 2 arres of cleared Two-car garage. Ikrge corner With both the armed forces and war industries in need ner we got to talking about the BY LESLIE rUKNHB^ land. Brook bordering prop­ lot which Is coned for bosineso. On the Job SCHOOL STREET— of additional Rien and women, each one of ns sh.puld difficulty of seeding the cotton. Ell erty. Price $.7,500.00. Terms Located 'at Center and Winter Whitney Ustened closely: he sent BY FONTAINE pOX YES, CAPTAIN! NOT. 2-FamiIy House, 4 rooms examine our contribution to the war effoit- IXKJNBRVlLLE FOLKS EXTINGUISH HARES THE GENERAL SAID arranged. Streeta ' One apartment now a Negro out for some cotton with @ A$V NtAIW THe SPOT M tSTO F H fH 6CH 0W W H i R t YOU FELLA S WOULD BE SAFE TO TARRY lOKG| .each apt, 2-car garage. Good vacant and ready tor oecnpancy. the seeds in it, and I remember his CHINESE ARE TO REFUEL HIS THUNDERBOIT WHILE PLANE 1$ REIN* REFUELLED. CHEMG.* JAPA­ READY.. LOOKS LIKE ' HERE.. ENEMY IINE5 condition. Price $5,500.00. Reasonable terma Sitting there and pulling the lint SOM^ MORE OF THAT STUFF WHICH WAS CARRIEP AWAY CLOSE.. PATROLS Terms arranged. Ea s t Wi n d s o r — iiook — Pretty Bassinettes NESE FLYERS NUGHT SEE ME WAS RIGHT.' ^rtO Acres o f Land, S-Room 8- FAIMTLT HOUSE located on Can we say we are doing our full off. FROM THE SCENE OF THE^ RECENT FREIGHT WRECK THEM AND STRAFE VERY ACTIVE.* Trotter Street. A good Invest­ 0 1 0 'House, garage and barn. Price "He told me later that the Idea ^CAPIAW EASrT SHIP.* ■p k - “ISCBITIBS— $4,300.00. Terms arranged.. ment — ps^a hptter than 10% gross and more when celling share? of the gin occurred to him that HARTFORD— Woodland St.— prioeo are removed. One rent evening in all iU features. In a For investment or home, 6- NO. COVENTTRY— \, ' now vacant and' ressdy for oeco- week he’d built a rough little gin, Famlly Brick House, 5 rooms Noden P rop erty- pancy. not much bigger’n a hat box. He If not^ how can we best - saw that the way to handle the la each apt. Excellrat condl- 20 Acre , Farm, 7-Room PROPERTY NEAR THE CEN­ tion. Bus passes door. P riw ' House, with garage and large TER — In hnslness cone, has contribute? $16,500.00. Terms arranged. poultry house. Prlee $4,800.00. three street frontageli with a Terms arranged. largo area snitablo for parMng. BOLTO.N—.Mhcr Property— Bnsioeas frontage 140 feet. We can offer you work on urgently needed war mate­ 6- Rootn Single, all modem Several 8 and 4-Room Cot­ BnUdlngs now on property tsill rials. eonvenlences, 1 acre of land, tages near lake, can be used carry Used ebaigeo m tll after WnBDMS handy to bus. Prlee $4,800.00. as .year 'round dwelling. the srar. Ideal for Arm needing Experience Unnecessary. I^crms arranged. Reasonably priced. ' room for expnatloa .and the price la raasonable for the loea- .e 51AJOR HOOl ADDITIONAL US'HNOS AVAILABLE IJofi. BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE -MORTGAGES ARRANGED. If yon need a good Bolldlng Lot OUT OUR WAY for Home, 8ei rtco StaBon, Light HEDAM^EO.NOO ENOUSM I FIRE — AUTO — LIFE INSURANCE Cheney Brothers ^ 0 VJ'«•T^^l6 F0 R A N OPBNiMG or Heavy Indnstry — sre hnva GAO ON NN RKOlO «F4 0 W, ONE MORE 30KE UKE them In all sections of the T mAT. Pik e , a n d t!ll furmk Town. and M A30R ? — COMlNS TO THE ALLEN REALTY COMPANY STUDIO I &0TT MIT BY AM A r e a l ACCIDENT— - ALLEN R HTTCHOOCK, INO. An Klads o f iBsnraBoe At Stock AUTO. AN D TMC ORIVlER. $5$ MAIN STREET » TELEPHONE 5105 iuid Motnal Ratea ASKED MB IF X 'O S S 6 K .MANCH^TER Pioneer Parachute Co. DAtKASES — X TOLD MiM PIKE.' LOOK , , Closed Wednesday Afternoons and Saturdays At 4:80. NO, MB ALRBk.OV . OUT / DUCKf’J Office Boors: 9:80 to' 6:80 Except Sunday. Edward J. Hall AD hiring in accordance with the Area iStabilization OAMA.GBO MB ENOUM Open Thursday Evenings 7-9. Realtor ^ 'Plan. .— k y u K- k y o k ..' 1069 Mala St. TeL 5U7-8118

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