; ■ 'I ■/.' • -V The T^eather ‘1PAOT TWELVE 8ATUBDAT. FEBRUARY 17, IM I Manchester Evening Herald Average Dally Circulation Fpreeost of C. S. Weather Boroou ror the Month of Joonary, ld48 ter from their tons or brothers, noted that some very evidently go Fair and eontinued cold tonight trying to decipher on the atlas to chatter and gossip. Then there 9,06.3 and Tueeday. About Town Can Get Auto maps juat where a loved one la are those—men, of course—who Many Groups A REMINDER! Heard Along Main Street serving. go because their wives want to. Member of tbe Audit \ In ordinary Umee the average In the latter clasa we have noted Whea Yog NoCd Moro Bwoon of Clroolotions < Manehetter^A CUy of VUla^CHarm Margaret J. Hurlev, License Here And on Some of Manche»ter*$ Side Streets^ Too person would never know, much quite a few who take the chance HelpYMCA ' iauchtar ot Mr. and Mr*. J. P. about the Marianas, Carolines, to get a few wlnka of aleep. (TEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Rimay, of ISO Walnut atreet, was W**vs Just laamad of the theft-band bat out columns of stuff New Caledonia, Guadalcanal, New 'file other night one fellow was INSURANCE MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1945 oho of SS atudents In tho U. S: Branch Office of Motor about what might have happened Britain, Palau and Leyte in the making use oi his opportunity to Service Clubs and Or Fir* • Theft - AatonrabOel (ClaaaUled Advertlatog on Bsgo 8) Okdet Corps at the School of Nurs one night during the week of South Pacifi.c to say nothing of hrOL. LXIV., NO. 118 Vehicle Dept, to Be in Chevrolet coupe owned by Maurice if certain things had occurred. the'full. He slumbered through the ganizations Contribute ^ ^or Farnitoyg ing at S t Raphael’s hospital, New Moriarty and parked at the time For example—a cigarat butt Is the many sneeze sounding names picture rather noiaily. Hla snores Haven, to receive her cap last dropped into an awning from a of places In Europe which local Were audible for several rows Sundaiy. The cap signifies her Legion Hoine. in front of his home at 22 Fair- men know about in the business Towards General Fund field street. The car was recovered second story window on Main around him. Hla wife didn’t CALL Here Is Some Real * V-Mail* , Srst six months of training. Miss street. Actually the awning fire of war, or have actually passed bother to awaken him. He snored Burlsy graduated from Manches Due to the cooperation of the undamaged the next day by local through or have billeted therein: right through to within 10 minutes Many Manchester service (dubs Marines is quickly extinguished. But this ter High school last June. Personnel department and other police. ' In one family Thursday night of the ending of the main feature. ALEXANDER [Reds Battle Sharp If such a thing Is possible this cub reporter would go on and on and organizations Interested in vIcTpWV state agencies. Commissioner there waa a regular hunt on to lo Then he snored loud enough to youth programs have contributed tiumn«M.iTV or~Z A furlough ticket has been left thief should come In for a round picturing what a confiagration cate the Bonin Islands. It so hap \ John T. McCarthy announces that could bave resulted if the awning awaken himself. JARVIS ufVto k t the business office of The of applause. We can hear loud pens that the Bonins and Volcano Durihg the final 10 minutes of to the Manchester Y. M. C. A. in 26 ALEXANDEB»EB ffnUBIET Rerald, 13 Biaafll street, for train he will be able to open the sub cheers and hurrahs for him coming fire had Spread. Before he end Islands are tiny spits off the south their campaign for fund* thla Gounter-^Attacks; the picture he became interested In BeelSeeee 7278 transportati^ from, Hartford to branch offices In their respective from whatever group It Is that's ed hla account he would have the coast of Japan, and almost direct what he saw on the screen. When year. Strip in whole business district wiped out lays end Bondaya Zletroit via/Springfield. It is good districts again this year. pressing for a ban on overnight ly south of the Jap capital, but his wife sUrted to go. the picture Among the generoua contribu ‘J Cor SO d ^ a from February 8 and parking here. For this thief was —but it wasn’t because the ,ciga- these islands are hard to locate on having reached the point where is KVaQiible to the first service The office In Manchester will be no low-down overnight parker. ret bad caused only a few square most maps. Perhaps the geog she came In her husband objected. tion* la that of the KnighU of Still Forge Ahead man fg apply for it. opened on Tue.sday, Feb. 20. Daily When it came time for him to feet of ths awning to bum. raphers were never given a real "Nothing doing.” he said, "1 Pythiae and the Pythian Siatera office hours will be from 8:30 a. m. abandon his loot his finer Instincts Weil, the down state weekly welcome so' close to Japan. wouldn't miss this picture for a who have made it possible for 35 Resistance Furious [liam Warke, of Chicago, will prompted him to leave It in Hale's must have a reporter with like The Bonin Islands were finally million." Bdoct two services at Gospel to 5 p. m. including Saturday. talents. The prize story current grade school boya and girla to be ICounter - Stabs Particularly "We will operate this office for parking lot and that's where the found and something of a. picture So the wife had to remain Oil Burners , 41D Center street tomorrow. police recovered it. Just now is about a Tolland turn of the proximity of the recent through the picture agalrt'just be come “Y” membera. Their gift Strong from Places in Pom Bridges Would Americans Drive 606 Yards The first at 3 o'clock in the after the convenience of motor vehicle pike dance hall and what would maM air raid on Tokyo by planes cause her husband had snored was designated for grade school and noon and the second in the evening Certainly there must be a lesson 'teen agera so that they might play erania and Silesia Where k A I Up Riigged Slopes from owners in and about Manchester. in Civic Pride or something to be have happened If the roof from Admiral Mitscher^s farhous while she was intent on the screen. A-W r a t T o'clock. A cordial invitation We estimate about 6,000 persons in had collapsed under the weight of 58th Task Force was revealed. baaketball, and other games, en Furnaces Germans Have Entrenched Make Italian Super-Forts Blast Beachhead to Penerate te is extended to ali who would like gained from ail this by any car- joy ping-pong, bowling, showers, this area will take advantage of thieves In the making. snow while dancers were cavort Whenever there la a boy in Two women on Main street the to hear him expound the gospet this extra service." ing beneath it. The Manchester service these days, you may be other day took time out from their and club privileges at the "Y.” A Few Still Available. Artillery Positions Dug Bomber Strip as Japan* Commissioner McCarthy empha Herald carried a news item last sure the family goes into a hud shopping to watch a power ahovel Other clubs who have shown Into the Frozen Earth. Terms Public ese Defend Island With The first annual dance of the sised that he hopes Manchester The process of reproducing a Tuesday to the effect that the dle when an offensive or invasion remove a huge mountain of anow. interest in this recreation center RAGKLIFFE OIL CO. Omnocratlc Club will be held this photograph in a newspaper is a Jap Mainland Again All Their Fanatical Furyi residents will patronise the sub walls of the building had sagged is in progress. Said one to the other, *Gee! are membera of the following or Teb/klartfnnl 7-SI»l -K ------\ ------syening in the American Legion branch office early and not wait difficult one. and not entirely a under the weight of the snow and Doean’t it seem good these days to ganizations: Army A Navy club. 898 Maple A venae — Hartford Artillery, Mortars and Ma h ^ , beginningAt 9 o'clock. A door for the closing days of the mohth. familiar one to newspaper work that the owners were taking the The way people here curry their look at something there’s a lot of!” Exchange club, Lillian Grant Ex- ;rh^S”'A™f Cen.ap.U by Al- "V.MaU" symbolizing prlM and several other awards ers. let alone those in no way con structure down, planning to re trguble.s to George Waddell, Man plesaion club, Manchester Im 'jjerman counter-attacks inj ]ieg; Has Copy of Put- chine-Guns Used by Japs. will be mads. "We are extremely limited in nected with the business. For that overprinted "Vi'etory. r lulled from office of Philippine President Sergio Osmena to Pedro Lopez, * gs I _ A 7,000 Civilians personnel again this year," stated build it. chester's robust town manager, his Boys bi the service or about to provement Association, Independ plnea, they were on letter gets in Daylight Attack. ’ a . mr the ..Commissioner, "as well as reason we often get queries from Nothing happened—and roof office desk has virtually become ent Order of Red Men, Textile ported T.™*. Sug- native guerrilla leader. United States Pacjfic Fleet All member* of the "When John persons who are desirous of having enter service can't give too much Workers Union, Loyal Orange ny Contes Marching Home" Com other facilities ordinarily available didn’t collapse, no one wa* .hurt, the town's wailing wall. About thought to their allotments, if they 'On Honshu; iW^dayi F r e e d 111 JNCW Headquarters,’ Feb. in normal limes. If the public de photos inserted aa to why cer and ail is well. But the out-of- everyone with a gripe goes to Lodge, Washington No. 17; Auxil ay, but continued to forge gesting ‘Hard Veace . pany, are requested to be at Hoilis- tain pictures don’t reprodure and are making any, and to properly iary of Anderson-Shea Post, Ro 19._(;p)—Uriit^' States Ma ter street school, at 7 p. m. Mon- lays renewing registrations it tyill town reporter did get nearly a George and bows his head in grief naming a beneficiary in eigning up liahUd 'toward Dresden and .Facilities Also * Hit. Th mean congested lines the closing why the results aren't what they before him. So many have wept tary club. G Clef club, Manches Washington, Feb. 19.—iff)— rines in'vade^'Tokyo’s “lc*ok- for full rehearsal. , expected. column story, about what might for government Insurance. Some ter Garden club, and the Manches FILMS bn Peril n’s southeastern Clergy Plans days of the renewal period, handi- have happened —If— and groaned and grouched that his unfortunate things can happen, Senator Bridges (R., N. H.), came Kilted Scots Fight Manila Rescue out” island-bf I'wo today and Reproduction of photographs in is really a community chest. It’s ter Ski club. DEVELOPED AND 'flank. While Moscow dis- Washington, Feb. 19.—(/P) capplBg the clerical force In giv a newspaper Involves a process things the service man couldn’t iotches said the German counter- up today with a demand that foe —The Japanese mainland pushed 6(50 yards up rugged ing prompt' service and causing Marcel Donze. the gag-loving lucky he has such an expansive foresee. If such papers aren't care Their contributions have made PRINTED istabs were not In the proportlono Shift Private slopes from the beachhead to applicants considerable inconven that la out of the usual printing steward at the Legion Home, has one to bear the weight of ail the It possible for the Board of Direc Allied authorities make public at was blasted again today by Japs Still Cling Grim line. From- the photograph a fully attended to. / ad-HOUR SERVICE! 'of o counter-offensive, they were last the lUllan surrender terms. Into Goch Center pepetrate the important ience. Renew early should be the put so many jokes and tricka over complaints tossed at him. We know of a case that Is tra tors to reach two-thirds of the cam .mounted by veterans of foe America’s B-29s. Super-For •tVERV motto of all motor vehicle owil-v metal plate Is etched and from this on felldws at the club th it it’s a As though the genial George paign quota of 86.000. He has a copy of purported Williams Tells Senators Rea ly to Walled Intra- jtKimber air strip. The Japa era. And they should be sure to plate the newspaper printa Its re didn't have enough to do he now gic. The seryloe man has been kill Film Deposit Box Man regular Army and Heinrich terms, the authenticity of which tresses of the 20th Air Force nese resisted furiously from heav production. Only the largest news feather in your cap if you catch ed In action. Something has hap All those Interested ^n the ivork Himmler's home Army unlU m sons for ChanRing N o, Canadian First Army Ad it 9ivsn a dear un- sign application blanks and have the red-head on one. George Booth, has inherited the fuel problem. He of the Manchester Y. M. C, A. are At Store Entrance. and neither he nor his source is sure daringly bombed industrial niurod Section; Bay ily fortified poaltlons, despite fo# proper fee with them." papers do their own etching or is trying to keep everyone pleased pened that he most certainly didn’t ;the greatest numbers yet of, which ’suggests a "hard peace' vances Within 25 Miles of Bombers Hit continuing bombantment’ by war dsrtfsndinq of all engraving of photographic plates. who has been numbered among intend to have happen. asked to send in their personal were particularly strong from Concern of Committeemen. targets in a daylight raid on Back in Yank Handis. Hams of aspema. Donze’s victims feels that he has and. at least, lukewarm In their and group contributions ao aa to i.nlaces in Pomerania and Silesia for the Italians. • • DuisburR, Portal of Ruhr the homeland island of Hon ships of America’s Fifth fleet The Herald sends Its work to the a right to wear a feather now, homes despite the coal and wood When the boy went into the This copy, from foe Interna Marine Casualties “Gunslderoble'* Warner Murphy Company, an en service he left only his mother at hasten the close of the campaign KEMP'S Where foe Germans h ^ Washington, Feb. 19.— — Arsenal; Resistance Stiff. Reich Again shu. There was no immediate Manila, Feb. 19— —Manila however. shortage. which will continue until the much led artillery positlona dug into foe tional Law Review at Geneva, First eyewitness account# from YOUR graving company with a plant on It seema thpt George stepped But George Isn’t in the coal or home. He had no father, brothers needed 86,000 la realized. calls for sending 2,000,000 Italians Aubrey William# told Senators iru..cation as to whether Tokyo bay was all but back 5n Ameri(Ukn the flagship of Vice Admiral Rich Hartford road here. into the Legion one afternoon just wood business. Neither is the or sisters. His mother depended on lijfrozen earth. to do post-war reconstruction considering his nomination as Bulletin! was among the dWeetives. handa today but in foe city itself, mond Kelly Turner, commanding Glossy finished -photographs tn the boy considerably, but It waa Able to Bush Kceenes Targets Not Named in / D U R K E ® SNAPSHOTS about the time some of the boys Town of Manchester. Just be work in Allied countries. It also REA chief today that hla reasons Malay FacllltilM Bombed where some 7,()0(5 clvUlana were re the amphibious operation, aaid black and white make the best re were spinning a few yams and pos cause George undertook to co figured out that his allotment Despite foe fierce hammering calls for revision of the French- Paris, Feb. 19.—(iP)—Scot The attack on Honshu was the casualties among th# marinet Finished At Short Notice! productions. Artistic, shadowy 'of their crowded communication for changing hia plans ^bout en Brief Announcement; leased in a hew dramatic rescue, ing some riddles. There Were some ordinate the efforts of fuel dealers would equal as much as he had Italian frontier, for Instance, Brit tering foe ministry are "no con tish infantry and tanka mop second of the day on Japanese were "consider^le." I f 81! if-iTdi-,i photos are difficult to make into (fid and some that sounded new. in keeping families supplied many been able to do for her while he WE REPRESENT THE STRONGEST lines by Allied planes last week ain and Greece to pick up Italian ped up two-thirds of the stra- Mosquitos Raid Berlin. targets. Military and communica the Jap^Csc still clung grimly to ^The tiny, porkchop-ahaped t»- ELITE STUDIO newspaper plates and the tinted George Booth spoke up and asked people got ihe idea that it waa a waa at home. the Germans had been able to islands and Yugoslavia to get all cern of this committee. tions facilities on the Malay pen the wolfed Intramuroa section. land, invaded at 9 a. m. Monday I s 'pictures usually darken consider rush reserves up to foe front. "That ia a matter between me teRic SieRfried line defense Mopping up continued on Cor ably. Snapshots are rarely worth Donze, who is sharp on the riddles, bounden duty of George and the The young lad met a girl In STOCK AND DIVIDEND of Istrla, including foe cities of insula were bombed by Super- (Guam time), waa q prize fo# if he could answer one. town to get them fuel. That isn't another state while he was at a The Germah communique said Flume and Zara. and my God,” he asserted. hub of Goch toniRht after a Bulletin! Forta winging in from India bases regidor, where Yanks control th# Japanese defended with Sdl their attempting to make for news Booth said that a Connecticut the case at all. George is just try camp near her home. He fell for ____ PAYING Marshal Ivan Koneva First Boundaries to Be Determined "I agree with foe witness,” put surprise attack which cauRhti London, Feb. 19 — (/Pt — A of the 20th Bomber command un thpside. fanatical fury. 4^ paper printing. iUkrianion Army was in Senator Shipstead (R-Minn). Storm Into Hospital Ruin# So If you have submitted a pho Company bus was proceeding up ing to help out. her and was married. He brought Diplomatic officials, however, the German commander and ' dozen roll Cearleni and Indus der Brig. Gen. Roger M. Rameyy jhvading Marine* Of the Fifth HOSPITAL Center Hill preceded by two auto Some of the local taxpayers who her home to live with his mother COMPANIES 'ahead, however, and. compelling said that Italy's boundaries and Wllllame’ testimony was given trial target* In weetern Ger Forts from bases at Saipan atul The 7,000, including 100 Ameri corps, America's oldest amphibtoiUl > tograph to a newspaper for pub the Germans to engage In “violent under questioning by Senator Bil his staff in bed. At bayonet many, Including the big cans. were liberated under gun fire British- lication don't blame the newspaper mobiles. The first automobile stop wanted wood for their stoves tried and got an additional allotment for INSURE its place In the post-war world are Tinian in Ihe Marianas und^MaJ. outfit, . advanced from the south, EXPENSE IS NO ped, the second automobile stop to get George to send town plowj hia wife. Tho inaurance he had defensive fighting” all foe way to be determlniid. not by the sur bo (D-Mlll) In response to a tele point, the Scots rooted out freight yards at MuensUr, Gen. Curtis E. Lemay, 21^t'Bomb- aa American troops stormed into and casVbeaches. people if It doesn't appear. It is ped and finally the bus stopped. from foe Czech border to foe Oder gram from Dr. Joseph M. Broady, Oenabiiieek, Rhelne and Sle- foe ruins of foe Philippine General probable that no newspaper., plate £iit to Bolton to break open a road taken out naming his mother as IN render terms, but by foe eventual Mjvapelv flghtinR Germans dr command, carried oi^ the raid They reached the boabtr -Ijo n g e r a d r a in American Club Now a lady who was standingnsT so that a farmer out there could the beneficiary waa then changed nd aoufoeaat of Berlin, peace conference. f ^ e r pastor of W4 Sixth Avenue firiuR from cellars and rub- gen were bombed by 1,100 on foe mainland. hospital, a few blocks south of the most important of Iwo’s three ahr could be made from the photo the side of the street had ignored i Konev’a Unkz have reached foe Presbyterian churth, Birmingham, Amerioon heavy bomber# to Intramuroa walls. ON THE graph. deliver firewood in Manchester. It with his new found wife as the SURE INSURANCE! While they refused to explain bled ruins of the stronRhold Details of the two attacks will fields (one stlil under construction); I f the first automobile when it stop would sure have been a sight to beneficiary. The gltl wife had J ^rea aoutheast of Lauban on the what military conaiderations have A la, opposing confirmation on the day. Other targets were not not be released ufl'til operational Maj. Gen. Oscar W. Griswold, in the first day etrugglc. ped and she had ignored the sec see Manchester plows breaking DIAL 5816 _ 85.1 MAIN ST. 'Queis river, 62 miles from Dresden, kept foe armlatlce terms secret, grounds that Willlama "denied the where eiRht military/ hiRh- named, but most of them were reports are received In Waahlng- commander of foe I’lth Corps, still 'AMILY INCOME! You have to know your local promised that If anything happen delayed a showdown battle for foe Japanese artillery, mortar, ma-- BINGO ond automobile when it stopped. open a road in Bolton with many ed ahe would see that tho boy’a the communique said. they said that they were an ar divinity of Cairist after the church ways meet. Casualties were In the Ruhr valley. From Italy ton. ^ , chlne-gun and rifle fir# raked th# Per Day and Up buses these days—or you'll end up When the bus stopped the lady got a aide street in town not passable. Lauban is eight mUes southwest rangement by Allied military educated him for the ministry.” J. Uberatom and Fortreseeo of (A Tokyo Broadcast, reported walled Intramuroa district in the ainywhere, at all. on. Now the question la "What was mother waa taken care of. j heavy on bdth sides. hope other thousands of civilians i ranks of the veteran Fourth Ma tvt X-raya • Boom and Then it happened. The boy went ef Naumburg, captured by the leaders and the Italian govern' CL Hodges of Birmingham, the the 15th Air Force bombed by Reuter's aaid that 70 to 80 B-29 rine division and foe new Fifth A young man who recently the lady?" Russians yeaterday, and 13 mile* ment and do not represent an nominee’s boyhood Sunday school rallyarde at Vienna, Graz and Super'^Fortreases had attacked the would be voluntarily released by Room - Am- moved over to Lilac street from Now, Booth takes great delight There has been considerable overseas and was killed. Shortly Paris, Feb. 19.—(iP)—Kilt ' KUtenfurt In. Austria and foe Japanese. division, making up the i(ivadiliK • Medl- TONIGHT talk recently about ail night park after It had been definitely de- east of GoerllU on the Nelsse effort to fix final controls for teacher, also had sent a telegram Japafieae homeland in a foilowUp force, throughout the day. the north end, was a bit later in in reporting that Donze, after con which Moscow dispatches last Italy. of protest against confirmation of ed Scots fought into the cen Naval Installations at Polo tq'keeping raids by U. S. carrter- Troops of foe same regiment starting to work this week. sidering the question at length, fi ing on Manchester’s streets and it terinmed the boy was a war casu which liberated the hospital came Hidden Guns Hard To Lo liM , WouMB and GhUdrea has become a common topic be week said had been reached by The State department declined foe former youth administrator to ter of the heavily fortified and Flume along the Adria h'ased planes.) "What'a easier." he thoi^ht, "than nally, gave uiL-Thc answer-1# sim alty girl widow left the boy'a advanced spearheads. to confirm or deny foe truth of the tic coast. upon the bodies of 60 Catholic Lieut. Gen. Holland M. im Mrth to 78 yean et ime. to get the bus at Lilac and Center ply—"The lady waa Just another cause of the snow conditions on 1.other Xpd went to her own home. Tbe Army and Navy Club, head the Rural Electrification ad road center of Goch today as priests and Women and children to ORANGE HALL the highways. Snow plow drivers The town la only nine mile* from terms a* laid down in Brtdgea’ re ministration. commanding the Fifth corps, streets, go to the center and turn passenger." That left the mother pretty hand i the border of Czechoslovakia. port. There were Indications, how the Canadian First Army ad Japanese Report 100 whom they had given shelter In from his command post aboard down Main street to his place of Corny, isn't it? But corny or not find parked cars a .itiisance be up. She wasY^rief-strlcken oyer tho Bilbo had aaked that Dr. Broady London, Feb. 19— (45 the ruina of a de LaSalle College A LLEN & busineas near Bissell street.” cause they have to go around Incorporated On Konev’s right wing, a Ger ever, that a statement on it.ia In and HodKea be asked to testify, vanced within 25 miles oi bombers struck Germany ^ m foe Turner’s flagship: "Our men or* George has it checked up askine he loas of her boy<—more so, very evi man war repofter said. Marshal preparation. Super-Forts in Raid in the nearby Malate district. So the young man got on the bus finally put over on Red Donze them. There is no question that dently. than thegjri had been. And but they told foe committee that Duisburg, world’s largest in west t(xlsy, and Berll^ declared ^(hot and Bayoneted to Death spread all over Hell’s acre out HITCHCOCK BIG^ PRIZES! parked aiitoraoblles do make it Gregory Zhukov’# First White Acting Secretary Joseph C. previous engagements would pre By The Associated Press there. And they're going Often at Lilac and the bus, when it came the .mother was Without hli finan Russian Army has hammered out Grew may issue this statement. land port and western portal fleets from foe soutl^'were over The 60 were shot and bayoneted All Uaes of lasanaoe to Pine street, turned and went We understand that the ordi difficvilt to Jo a good plowing Job. cial help. vent their appearance. of the ric^l Rush arsenal. Approximately 100 Super-For- to death a week ago today by a those hidden Jap guns, which or* MS MAIN STREET down to the mills. After discharg We were in Hartford during a a bridgehead over the Oder near On Feb. 8 he emphasized to report the Danube. / tres-^es raided Japan today. Japa mighty hard to locate.” nance proposed by the Police niere is a bright spot, however. Orosaen, 64 miles southeast of Ber- ers that foe surrender terms con Receive College Schotarahip British and Canadian troops A brief Americ/n announcement frenzied Japanese officer and 20 T E U 8108 Admissioii 25c ing its paasengers—all but the lone Commission with regard to places heavy storm one night this win fought within a mile of Calcar, nese Imperial headquarters said, enlisted men. Turner said the "overall pr#-. youth, rushing to get to work on ter and we observed how the American Legion members knew Mb: tain no provisions on future aettle- Williams said it U true he re did not name today’s targets. most of them striking at the of amusement and assemblage In of the case and stepped In. It menU. He cited then a statement ceived a college scholarship from like Goch an important frontline It waa foe jU^th straight day of Rev. Francis’ J. Cosgrave of Syd gress Is satisfacto^.” He declare ^Im e—It proceeded slowly to the town and the fees to be charged parked automobile problem waa Unking for Smaoh toward Ouben road center, and pushed the stout Tokyo area in the wake of a two ney. Australia, one of 10 au^ivora, ed that the pre-invasion bombard end terminus. hatidled in there. A police auto looks now as though somethii^ ia Konev and Zhukov were Unking by Italian Premier Bonortii that the Prtobyterian church with the assaults fpdm the west —and day bombardment by carrier air for licenaiog various public affairs BINGO\ ly resisting Germans to foe south' seventhth fr6mfr6i Italian bases and aaid the Japanese broke In upon ment by warship# ot foe United Wheq^ the terminus was reached, mobile cruiser d*ove along the going to be done for the mother. up for a smash toward the Nazi these temi# contained no provi expectation he would go ^nto the is due for a real old fashion She can never have her boy back, sions with respect to Italy’s fron ern-'-edge ot the Moyland woods. was usliered in by R.A.F. Mos- craft. the helpless group during ncx>n Stales Fifth fleet had cleaned out the drivljp.^tarted to get out his streets where the plows were strongpolnt of Guben, on the ministry. .. A broadcast of the enemy com lunch and,, at a ihriek from the of books to cheCk..up on transfers and sleigh ride when It cornea before working. When a parked car. waa however, and she doesn’t want the Every Sat; Night At 8:30 Sharp! NIesse 42 miles from Berlin and at tiers and none on Italy’s future af It WM worth about $750 he said, Casualties Heavy on Both Sides quito .flightAiight attacks on Berlin with munique. recorded by the Feder some heavier Japanese guns hut ' the next town meeting. Already girl widow nor her help. ter peace is made. Casualties were heavy oh both blo^buster bombs. ficer, started shooting and slash “by no means all of them." the like. found to be In the way of the the apex of a vital defense^ tri adding that there was no contrac al Communications commission, ing. "When are you going to start?” officers of ieveral organisations plow the cruiser driver or an offi i • angle guarding the southeastern Senator Bridges, discussing the tual agreement that he repay It sides. The forest extends almost ..Mosquitos also attacked Mann claimed that ten raiders were shot , Fleet Admiral Chester W. aaked the youth. ■ in town are contacting their mem cer riding with him found the The office gagman remarks that approa(diea to foe capital. terms as he got them in foe Ge to foe edge of Calcar, heim, Rhineland arms and com The Navy’s Seventh fleet war- , j^in^itz’ communique’s announcing berships and letting them know 20.Games Including Sweepstakes ^ and no request for repayment ever munications center, and the port down. As usual, it insisted dam ships steamed to the entrance of ; invasion eald "the operation ts "Oh in 10 or 12 itrtnutea,^-an owner of the car and askqd that it the only thing that’s keeping Lent Crossen is 16 miles northeast of neva report, said: waa mode. . . ^ Field Marshal Montgomery wqs age was slight. WASTE PAPER swered the driver. ■' just how drastlce the propoeed be moved. is that Lease person that all tha '\ Guben. “If these atotementa are not cor Senator Lucas (D-Hl) protested said by foe Germans to have cpiifi- of Bremen. Earlier the Japanese overseas the bay to bombard Japanese on | proceeding satisfactorily.” He said la. The. response has rect, they ought to be.denied by i casualties were "moderate,” by So the young man who was go By use of the police radio It European nations depend so much DNB said the Russians had against going into the matter men mitted his Britlah Second Brltlkh Plane# Pound We»el Radio in a German language MacArthur disclosed in a con,. | , ing to take the bus to get to his job beeirventhuslastlcally against the was easy to determine the owner upon. AdiRission $1.00 jiroken into Guben. foe proper officials. If they are in to the intensifying battlebetween While American heavy bombers broadcast estimated that 70 or 80 suggestdtklaw We are told. part correct and In part Incmrrect, tioned in Dr. Broady a and Hodges munique also reporting mopping b « c h h e a d extends for near- quicker, had to get out and walk of the car if nothing waa in the —A Non. Guben is 15 miles east of the telegrams. foe Meuse and flooded plilne, a baaed In Britain were grounded Super-Forts hit the main island of almost as far as he would have had The propdMtj, ordinance waa automobile to identify the owner. north-south line running between foe Senate ought to be Informed front on which the northern end up progress on Corregldot. \ by foe proper officials of the terms “It seems strange,” Lucas re yesterday by foe weather, about Japan. Including the industrial city American troops, who landed on ; to walk had he not taken the bus printed In full Ih- jMt Thursday’s We watched the .irocess on a busy Cottbus and Beeskow which Rus marked. "that these people should of the original Siegfried line has 290 British Lancasters took off of Nagoya and Shizuoka prefec (Continued, on Page Six) COLLECTION at all. And he waa 20 minutes late Herald. If any vol«v-.or taxpay sian armored spearheads were re of the Italian - Allied armistice In been run through. /•'The marshal the historic bay entrance fortress 1 street In a residential section. In make c h a rts and then refuse to Just before dusk and pounded foe ture on thsasoutheast coast’ in their on the job. er failed to read it and^ stqdy It, ever;’ case of a parked caf the ported attacking last week. order that we and the American himself said foe lAot round ot foe Friday, cleared important Malinta people may be in possession of foe come here." communications hub of Wesel with attacks. hill. i 1 get that Issue of The HeraW^aiid owner or driver was found and the LECLERC Soviet correspondents last Fri Williams asked to be allowed to battle for Germany was On; that 1,200 tons of bombs. Wesel’s This broadcast, also recorded by M ONDAY, FEBRUARY 19 The "brown-out” makes Man read It now. Of course, this Po^^' Automobile moved until the plow Tires Should Be Recapped Now! day said the Russikns were within facta.” foe enemy "lx going to receive bridgs—a prime target for the taindallde Closes Entrance chester's Main street look gloomy lice Commlsaion has its Interpre c o i^ do its work. The whole operr FUNERAL HOME aigh^ of the Spree, on which both The Geneva report was publlsh- reply to charges of "association the, knockout blow—a aomewhat The communique said the east ' We Have Plenty of Good Grade A Track Rubber eo there with foe notation that it raiders —form an important Rhine (Continued on Page Four) on Thursday and Saturday nights, tation of the ordinance and its atibh kraa handled smcxithly and 2R Main Street (CoBtinued on Page Four) unuaual oi(e, delivered from more crossing for the Germans now un entrance of Corregidor tunnel, in I IN tHE SOUTHEAST SECTION and It just about eliminates the provialomi, |)ut the Interpretation without cohfuxion. At the Present Time (Continued on Page Six) had come from unofficial aourcea than orie direction.” der heavy pressure from advanc which the Japanese may follow value of a store window for dis of tha police board members is That’s whatliapMns when the Phone 5269 and that there were douhta aa to itT Gen. George S. Patton, ing Canadian troops. their usual underground fight to ita authenticity. . , , . AQ Stniets East of Main Street From the Center South play purposes. That w o ^ n 't be just ao much whitewash. If the police department iB'^ooperativc. The purported terms Included. Jr., ;*«dened his U. S. Third Army •Two bombers and a fighter were Probe of Jap death practice, was clcued by a Given Prlsopi Term quite ao hard to put up with If ordinance should be adopted its It could happen here. 6.00x16 $7.00 6.50x16 $8,15 t In western Germany to 52 lost in foe attack on Wesel and foe landslide. Seventh fleet guns, had: Me., Feb. id.—(46— there were a real saving In dim Italy to send 2,()00.000 workers Youth Admits and captured *numerous A ugust^ S and South of Bust Center Street. proviaioiis, in all their posslbiU- Shift Racket overnight forays, foe Air Ministry loosened the earth. | Mr#. 'T. Roberge. 24, woo ming the lights. Uea, would be on the bewks and The mail brings the following:'■ One IHiy Service! We do all sizes rlRht here — no wait to "the conquering towns In foe Elfcl mountains said. Some enemy pockets also re OIL BURNERS foe war. These would go; 800,000 to some within seven miles of the Actions Urged sentenced to three to six years la We''tolked with an electrician they ara drastic and could be far- "This is a note from a fellow In ing. Bring your car in the morning — have it in the Russia, 200.000 each to; Great Brit SnMoh at Communications mained on Bataan peninsula, en state prison today by Superior' the otlier nights—a fellow with reaching If applied strictly to the the service who may just be called AND STOKERS evening. . Over to Food Killing Mothei important road center of Bltburg closing Manila bay on the west. U". electrical engineering training 24-lluor Service! ain. the United States, Australia Farther south, '.leui Gen. Alex The aerial offensive in Italy also , .(,'ourt JuHtice .'%rthur E. SewoU (or letter. a 'boot' because of his time in the Let us help you with your certificate for new tires. South Africa and Brazil and the continued yesterday with Italian- Iowa Senator Drafts The communique said ■ small force r in the ahootlBg of who should know what he Is ta k Aa one fellow remarked In our service. CM] remainder to other United Nations, ander M. Patch’s Seventh Army based U. S. heavies smashing hard waa dispersed near Orion. j her husband. Raymond. 27. JBO. 2. ing about. He pointed out that the presence after reading the pro “I am stationed In N. C. and We will ghuHy inspect your present tires. New tires in ItWy to place her merchant fieet Resentment at Rebuke tough,, back two miles Into foe Legislation to Investi MacArthur took occasion to re- | machines In the power planta through saving I had my wife HENRY PARENT all sizes. Ration Coupon Counter German Saar basin, capturing 1.- at Nazi communications in Mr#. Roberge retracted a plea of posals—“you could hardly hold a Telephone 2-0188 and civil aviation after the war at I^ads to Beating to Austria. call the gallant stand of American Innocent and pleaded no contest. must-keep turning over continu party for your mother-in-law come down here for three weeks to feiters Now ‘Almost the disposal of the Allies and set 000 prisoners and Auersmocher, gate Atrocities Tales. and Philippine troop* on Bataan THIS CAN HAPPEN ally 111 order to be able to handle visit me and while down here there SHELL GASOLINE AND MOTOR OIL six miles southeast of Saarbrucck Since Tuesday night nearly 7.- Tho Khooting followed a dispute without going up to the Center up iWo ports In Italy for the bene Death With Skillets. 500 American and British bombers and Corregidor in 1942 as making over Roberge’# alleged attentions the Increased loads that ara call and getting permission from was plenty of snow In Manchester Stopped^ in Gas Field. fit of the United States. England, en. Supreme heaoquarters said have hammered at least 26 Ger Washington, Feb. 4j9—(/P)—Sen ed for at various times. He said Uncle Sammy.” and arrangements were not made France, Yugoslavia and Greece, latch ’s objectives 'vas limited. to another ^•.•oInen. that there was no saving of juice to have the sidewalks cleared so Detroit. Feb./19-(A5-Prosecu- Still Inactive Along Ruhr man rail and oil centers between ator Wilson (R., Iowa) drafted leg- (Continued on Page Four) I Wa understand that the intent Campbell's Service Station Washington, Feb. 19.-i-(^’)—TTie *The fate of African colonies — tor Gerald K. O’Brien of Wayne the Rhine and the Russian front. ------i because of this In other words of the suggested by-law la to give during that period no mall was ATTENTION Office of War Information aaid to The American Fl-st and Ninth ialation today calling for a con Chemical BUM Burn# Fatal _ the power is being made anyway delivered and a very Important 275 Street — Comer Middle Turnpike county announced today that lo- Arml'-s (and perhaps other forma Wesel has been a target three the police more control over car day that ration coupon counter- (ContiBued on Page Four) vear old Elvln Kent had confeased limes during these attacks. gressional Investigation into Jap St. Louis, Feb. 19.—i/P—BuiM and it might Just aa well be usedi nivals. Candvala, aa conducted letter was held up for a week. In * fetters, now "almost stopped" in tions* still were Inactive along anese atrocities against American froiii. a chemical explosion which A business man remarked along fact this letter would have still that’he heat his *"Ofoer. Mrs. the Ruhr river facing Cologne. Slxty-two British and American Allied Patrols 1 in recent years bine under the VETERANS the gasoline field, have "shifted Kent, 48, to„ death with a fryU*K bombers were lost In^ these opera war prlson-rs. ! B icurred during a “secret” fra this line the other dgy that he auspices of recognised local or been In the post office had It not their business to food. Bonn and Duesseldorf. It waa in The proposal would set up a ternity InitUtlon were fatal today thought owners of jtorea had a been called for by a meiaber of tbe Under the O. L BID o( Blghtst pan Thursday night In resentment this sector east of Aachen that tion*. three-member Senate Military sub Just claim In tax reduction. Their ganisations have been well han- Honorably Discharged Veterans "Government controls In gaso at a rebuke.. . .. , Range Frontj for Robert G. Perry. 20, Harris ffie(L There have been no com- enlisted man’s family! line ratiohin^liave been enforced Packers Face foe Germans have been predicting committee empowered to hold burg, 111.. Si. Loul# University display windows are figured - In "Now my. point Is,' when I was of the War Can Build n Near O'Brien, who aald he would seek foe real battle of decision. hearings on foe west coast to get property ssaesaments and If they pUlats any emsaquanos and Honie New! so rigidly that recently-arrested 1 a first degree murder warranj, Treasury Balance School of Medicine Nsvy trolne^^ ths pabUq Iws been fiflly pro a civilian X had to my re
B!AWI;m i*J»I I*JK EVlfW iNG H e k a L u , HLANUnHiJrrKK, UUNW^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1945 !»AGE f o u r Smart Pieces that line, and we prepare for German 7,000 Civilians Soil Is Listed Manchester ' surrender tomorrow. Rockville Ohio Man Gladdens Hearts INCOME TAN Data Evening Herald Then we remember how. more i than five years ago, before this O f SfiTvic M en ’s Families Freed in New As Woundec FornishedvBy ''make" a IMng roon#^ rasLUUuBD b x *t u O0C9 of Prica Admhiistratioii V t a a u S ^ n S ^ Q oo. m e. ar bad evsn storied, there were Rockville H S ABCs U BlaMU IU««t experts galore who’ would swear Manila Rescue Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ber Eeginnal Department ol Intormattoa SUadwaUr, Coon. Tw o local families havs been 86 ftr a o B t Street, Boston, 8, Maeeoelmsetta. * % THOMAS rBRODSON that Germany couldn’t fight a A t 8:11 Feb. 13 Alderman picked Informed -War lleved of anxiety over their loved OtDirtl Maniicw modem war more than six months To Give Play up a Berlin broadcaat of five sol (Continued Frpm Page Oua) Beginning its. fourtf^ hig/iveek fttUBdiS OatebT t itti partment. « Period Five coupons become good because of her lack of oil. Then ones 1^ the unusual efforts of E: diers recently captured on the Meate and Fate Clearance Priced! E. Alderman of 434 Grand Avenue Western front. One of these was "possible all that has happened March 1. , PaUiated mrun * w t e f we’fe not very sure that Germany The Binhop Misbehaves** Mr. and Mrs. John B. Benson | N ow Good: Red Stamps Q-B OoaouM ' d Uottdara. Batarad at tha Dsyton. Ohio, the originator of the corp, Lloyd G. ^ Irtk of 32 Hud- since." . 'i through Z-6 and A-2 through D-2. _ . at Haachaatar, Oenn., aa is going to stop fighting,, now, be Is Chosen by Senior Cla.ss; 30 M yrtle street, received a information service which gained gon street, who previously been He deeWred hle’-ory would record tn Book Four, worth 10 diMa Mall MatUr. cause she is once again declared Other City News. him national recognition and the reported mISsip# In action but ac the stand "as one o f the decisive Department telegram Batur •aoh. Red Stamps Q-8. R -^ S-B, C-5, B-6 and c-6p6uponk food for Reg. $89.50 End T a b le ; a large, low I •casdurnoN maths to be out of gas. subject of a feature atory In Red cording to the German broadcaat battled of the world,” in that It informing them that thair axptro March 31; T-6 trough X-B. five gallons eaph until rorw er model inspired by an old table as it has a a lid ia g tiv Book magazine and an appearance had been Iniemed in a Nazi prison Oaa Taar b|b» Mall ...... I •■«{ This present claim, however, Rockville. Feb, 19— (Special) — delayed Japan's push eouth and explra April 28. Y-B. Z-5 w d A-2 notice. Write, new car reftotra- Par aMntliI %r Mall ...... •! ’The clase o f 1945 o f the Rockville on' the radio program, "We, the Sgt. Arthur Benson, 31. had for a candlestick. Brass claw feet ind eaaton, iSliO i camp saved Australia. through b-2. expire June 2. N ext tlon number qn front of gas ration v'llafla ComUf . a af«a a•ataaaa a a•a a• »2| does come from “ Alllei^ intelli High school has chosen the play People" recently. Another message that brought slightly wounded In action < pwaarad Oa# Taar 11.00 "Our triumphs of today," he de WHO MUST Red Stampe are expected to be books— cross out old ohe. It to gence." The things that have 'lije Bishop Misbehaves" for the cheer^'to a local wife was one re Feb. 6 in Belgium and had Waatani Stataa and APO ilAOO For the past three yearn Aider- c l a r e "helng equally to that dead validated March 3. not necessary to change regletra- brought German production to annual Senior Dramatics to be man has listened in to German ceived yesterday by Mrs. Richard hospitalised in France. $24.50 Reflector Table Lam p ; a tole design, t a n sA ' Arm y." Procemed Foods tlon numbers on coupons. Appli MMMBBIt o r _ held next month. broadcaato and has relayed thou L ' Gworek of 93 Glenwood street, FILE A RETURN Sergeant Benson entered THM ASSOCIATED PBllfc such a low ebb are v ld to be not The Philippine hospital libera N ow Good: Blue Stamps* X-5 cantsIf li t * fof Ai»A all aa»* feaa a * * rations muet —------now from wood and finished in gold, antiqued with white 'The following cast has been se sands of short-wave pickups from from the parents of another boy service on Feb. 23, 1943, and Tba'Aaaeelatad Ptaaa la wiual»a|» only the continued air attacks tion, disclosed in Mae Arthur’s through Z-B and A-2 through M-2 preJient mileage ration records to / $18,8$ anttUad to tha uaa of rapuoltcatlon ^ lected: Red, Wllllsm Pfunder: foreign stations to anxious kin gH in Pittsburgh, Pa,, the original IVIIIYBOD^(av*n mi celved hla training at Camp Ha communique, was accomplished worta 10 pdlnts each. Blue Stamps focal boards with application. all nawa diapatabaA graditad to or n « against refineries, but the actual Donald, Fred Foley; Heeter, Mar over the United States. This serv pick-up emlnatlng from the abort- Ctolif., and Camp Irvin, Shoes Saturday afternoon after the hoe- nors) who oornod $500 X-8 Y-5, Z-5, A-2 and B-2 expire atharwlaa oradlUd in thia papar and capture of a number of them by jorie Brown: Waller, William Kell ice hss been gratia, no fees of' any wave relay post operated by E. E. A. Ana, Calif. Airplane Stamps Nos. 1. 2, and ^ alao tba looal nawa punliahed bara. pltal area had been further ravag or moro in 1944 must flio. Sergeant Benaon waa onroll Marah 31; C-2 through G-2 ex- Reg. $119.00 Sheraton Barrel Chair with button- the Russian advanev into- Ger ner; Mrs. Waller, Ruth Schwartz; hind were charged in this long Alderman in Dayton. Aoril’28- H-2 through M-2 ex- >5(1 in n War Book Three good for one / Bishop, Donald Kemnltoer; Lady period of service and contributions The Herald ia passing along Mr, ed by three days of some of the at Brigham Young Unlvarslf All rtsbta of paoublieatton ol apMtal many. When we capture a re SlroPlre June'2.j Sm “ N ext BBlue lu l, StamStamps psl|air of shoes each Indefinitely. tufted back; nail trimmed. Self-figured blue dam Siapatebaa barajn. ara alao ray Emily, Gloria Mazzela; Collins, received by the Ohio short-wave Alderman's notice to the parents bitterest fighting in the battle for Provu, Utah, fiom August, IS expected to be validated March 1, ask cover .$98,08 , 1^1 aaraloa oliant of N. B. A Saraloa fining plan^ then, for once, we John Keler; Frcnchy, Donald Field listener are used to improve this of Corp. Brink at 22 Hudson street Manila. IP Y O U lA R N I D lost to March, 1944, in an A fm y sd Inc. ______are sure that it isn’t going to pro ing: Mr. Brook, Earl Johnston. novel type type of service to wor- for acknowledgment. Jap Snipers Continue Ftre B. than $500, but taxor cial training program and Sugar*; BsUon Board Boina Pnbllabara lUpraaanUtivaas Tba The complete list of committees celved supplementi^ training Now Good: Sugar Stamps Noe Following are the hours at the duce for Germany any more. Japanese snipers, hidden In re- woro withhold, filo a roturn. 34 and 35, in Book Four, good for $29.76TJonsole M irfb r”of rococco Chippendale de anllua Hatbawa■ Spaeial Agancr->Naw . will be announced shortly. Camp Actolr and F ort L em local office of tbe War Price and Tork. CbleaCo. Datrolt and Boaton. The story making the present reading from a Williams speech of melnlng buildings, kept up their (You may got a rofundl) five pounds each. Stamp 34 ^ p lres Speaks at Holyoke Wood, Missouri. He waa prOB Rationing Board at tha State sign; 26t,ix41 inches. Gold finish with a red under claim about German production depression days saying people were fire as the American soldiers to Sergeant on Dec. 1, 1944. Feb. 28 and Stamp 35 oaplrw June MBMBBR AUDIT BURBAU o r Dr. George S. Brookes, pastor of “starving” told the committee: Bridges Would evacuated the limping, haggard Armory: lay antiquing $$4,58^ admits that we had once expected the Union Congregational church Sergeant-Benson waa graduatj 3, It to expected that the next CIRCUUATIUtfS. "There isn't anybody in the United stream of human misery. SERVICI PEOPLE ordi< Mondaya: 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. will be the guest speaker on Tues from the Manchester a^ol sugar stamp will be validated to knock but German oil produc States in the last 15 years who has TTiosa freed Included et least Tuesdays: /Closad all day to the Tha Barald PrInUni Oompani-.^ Infc. day at noon nt the Holyoke Ro Make Italian • dinorily won't hovo to (jlass of 1941. Before bUi tndif May 1. paaumaa no flnanclal raipona^billty for tion and refining long before thU died of starvation.” 400 hospital patients. Fifty of C public. ‘ $44.60 Sheraton Barrel Chair with deeply pleated Kpoprapbloal arrora appaarlns la_ad* tary club. The club selected the Rio unloss thoir Incomt wot tlon, he was employed In Fuel OiV Wednesday; 2 p. m. to 5 p m. by air power alone. But our bomb Williams said that during the these were Americans, nnost of Pratt and Whitney Division, Uni Period Four and Period Five back; button-tufted seat. Self-figured turquoise' aartlaamanta *n Tha Manahaatar Bra* subject for the talk, "George depression a Colorado doctor Is moro than $2,(M)0. (Thoy got Thursday and Fridays:’ 10 a. m. ping Harold. ______ing proved less efficient than we* Washington. George Brookes, and Terms Public them from t)ie already liberated ed Aircraft, East Hartford, al coupons of 1943-44 Issue and damask . . T . $87,50 sued several certificates of death Santo Tomas Internment camp. a spociol oxomplion.) Plant J. UAC, Buckland. to 6 p. m. > expected, for two reasons. Other Georges." Visiting Ro- Period One, Period Two. Period Monday, February 19 from starvation, and Senator El- Huddled In the wrecked hospital Saturdays: 10 a. m. to 12:30 toriahs from Springfield bearing (Continued From Page One) Three and.Period Four coupons of First, bomb attacks could often lender (D., La.) Interjected: arka with the-patlents, doctore and 1M4-4B Issue 'valid to Aug. 31. All noon. the name of George will add to the "W hat about those soup kitch Office telephone 8189. ____ $69.50 Living Room Chest of five draw ers; 21 Climax In Ths Pacific seem to ruin the structure of a pleasure o f the occaalon. nurses, were thousands of refugees coupons worth 10 gallons a unit. ens we read dbout during Hoover'a EritreA Libya 4nd Samall-^to be Kilted Scots Fight inches wide. Simple bracket base; each drawer plant without doing any really m - Mission Starts settled "at the peace conference from the battle-tom Intramuros, American power, and Aioarlban administration? W hat was the unction to those who were dying League Service Fund should be rious daipage to the heavy ma A two weeks mission started need for them If people weren't and Italy shall reconcile herself Ermite and Paco sections. banded with inlays, and inlaid edge of top. Genuine The Japanese had made the from wounds. Into Goch Cent! derived from the talents of broth- fighting: genluA la on parade In Sunday at Bt. Bernard's Catholic starving?" with its decisions." "I believe only eight or ten sur mahogany, hand made ...... $84.50- chinery inside the plant. hospital one of their strong points League’s Head er.s and sisters of those now In I tha ndiola Pacific today. church the first week b e '" " for the Dr. Broady set out his senti Also, Fascism to be stamped out. vived of the 70 in the colle|:e,’’ Said of fine home furnishings Second, the Germans became and, until they were silenced, had school. women and the second for (he men. ments in a telegram to Senator the Australian priest who was su (Continued From ^ago OW) | There are in the day'a newa The show will be a simulated expert at tha buslnav of making The mission is being cord-'cted hy McKellar (D., Tenn.). Hodges in used five Inch Naval guns mounted perior of his order in Manila. He Lauds Effort $75.00 Georgian M irror of genuine mahogany and IKMiter lUnifl of Importance to almost liistant repairs of the dam Rev. James Twomey, C. M. of a communication to Chairman Version Described on the second and third floors. television performance and will was permitted to remain out of in and ground bombardment. metal leaf. Intricate urn with flowers and wheat, the eventual defeat oC Japan, but Springfield, Mass., afid Rev. Vin Thomaa (D.. Okla.) of the Senate The stream of sick, wounded, ternment to look after hto ^hiu'ch tovE-n is divided by the Niers rlv include all of the big hit aonge of age we had done. The present As Without Foundation the y'ear, vocal solos, duets, quar the moet emotionally aatlafying cent J. Lawler. C, M. of Toronto, committee said the church jia ld terrorized men, women and chil property. eight miles south o f Kleve, set in a broken pediment top. 23x42 inches. ,$89.50 claim that they may actually be Rome, Feb. 19—(JP)—The version tets. specialty numbers and a pan Canada, the visiting missionaries Williams’ expenses In a aeminary. dren all but blocked the passages Nearly half of the victims were bas been fortified since 1921. Praises Mansfield De BewB Ja that of General MacAr- Italian armistice terms as quot- tomime act during the entlr# show at the end of the trail, oil-wise,, being members of the Vincentian Hedges added: across the Pasig river to north Ma women and children, many of them ttmi*a lightning recapture of both 1 by Senator Bridges (R-NH) nila. Ambulances and trucks were Enemy opposition, though heav tachment fop Raising by three O I’s. Thomaa and Beulah is based on evidence that they Fathers. "After finishing I am reliably from the international law review babies who died while reaching to was lighter than expected 'with r $22.50 Cigarette T a b le : inspired by a small Colo Bataan and Oorregldor. Informed that he denounced Jesus pressed into service t(# carry those Berran, well known dramatic | are running out of the tools and Servieea are being held nightly at Geneva waa described today os ward the protection of their par Germans concentrating on Service Fund Here. nial table having a cloverleaf, raisied-edge top and a It took General MaeArthur ap< Chriat and In my opinion he has unable to make their way on fo o t coaches, w ill direct the show. material needed for such .repair. at 7:30 o’clock and In addition without foundatfon by Capt. Ellery ents’ himds. flanks of the British empire troop there will be a mission for the chil acted and operated like he may not Lieut Col. H, W. Radcllffe’s Sec Some had been bayoneted re Especial attention haa been graceful tripod ba.se. Genuine mahogany... .$17.58 yradm ately the pame time *to W. Stone, chief epmmisaioner of Front, dispatches called the baj Edward C. Scholey, Department given to costuming and cast, stage But, all such \evldence to the dren to be held Wednesday, Thurs even believe In our.form of govern ond Battalion o f the 37th Infantry peatedly. m ob Manila from hie Ungayen the Allied comnifsslon for Italy, Division’s 148th Regiment accom tie for Goch the heaviest of the i f Commandant of the Marine Corps amplification and radfo television There’s this about a Clearance at Watkins: Every reduction is contrary, don’t be surprised day and Friday afternoons of the ment.” All of Che men wore frocks. One day campaigm- The Scots drove League of Connecticut, has lauded landlnga an it did the Japs In and Italian Foreign Minister Al- pushed the liberation. efCects. 'Victory drill and timing. made on regular Watkins Quality Furniture formerly marked at Germany, fights on, evra beyond second week immediately after Senator Bilbo (D., Mias.) Insist frocked Filipino was bayoneted In from the northeast and northwe the efforts of the officers and Reg. $55.00 Tub Chairs (2) in a combination of ed that Dr. Broady, now a resident clde de Gasperi. The show will be presented at the their twnquest o f the Philippines, school. " It bears no reulatibn whatso Waiting Since Friday the entranceway of tho chapel through massive outer bulwarh members of t^e PvL Frank X Ceiling price or less. You can rest assured the discount, whether beige and blue leatherette, nail trimmed, buttoned the point when our yardstick says of Findlay, Ohio, and Hodges be General Griswold, the 14th Corps ■tatloii’ hospital, Bradley Field, But from that point on, the time* Three AnnlverMries ever to the Italian' armistice while hto hands were bound be They battled through a deadly I Mwisfleld Detachment and Auxil she has no oil at all. Invited to testify although Thomas commander who has been waiting Siindav. Feb. 25, at the invitation] ten per cent or fifty, is a bona fide reduction. So it costs less to back. E a c h ...... $49.00 j Three anniversaries are being terms.’! said Stone, whose com hind him. of machine-gun apd mortar fl| iary, Martoto Corps L e a p e of t»K u (Mmilarlty has vanished. The objected to what he called Injec since Friday for a Japanese re of the'Red Cross. celebrated today by th6 DIMauro mission enforces the terms. De Ten of the victims were believed and fought bitterly, house Manchester in their plan to estab replace that chair or sofa, that bedroom group or boudoir cliair, e Jape were three months taking tion of “ the issue o f Christ’s di sponse to his appeal fo r release of fam ily today. It Is the 26th wed Gasperi declared it “utterly with to be American priests. The others house. lish a $5,000 V-Day Service Fund Riutaia And Japap vinity” into the hearings. the trapped civilians In the Intra In peacetime, Uege waa a lead now, during the Semi-Annual Clearance. $25.00 Queen Anne Occasional Chairs in a choica and .Oorregidor. They ding anniversary of Mr. anil Mrs. out foundation.” v included 14 German, two Irish On the southern end o f the I f fo r the returning Marines. * muros, indicated he may not wait ing industrial center of Belgium. have become MaeArthur’s in I t can be questioned the news Alfio DIMauro as they were Jnar- Both declined further comment. brothers of the de LaSalle order, a mile attack front the The local ex-eervice organlza- ^ of lemon yellow or blue; button-tufted seats. a$17o50 ried in Italy on February 19, 1920. much longer. Spanish family, a prominent Fili ■vail fraction of that time. men, resourceful and reeearcb- First Army dealt with strong Gef nuy waa committed laet December It la also Mr. DlMauro’s 54th birth Youth' Admits "I have lost lots of men In Ma pino judge and two doctors. man reaistance along a S.OOO-3 to thto flret o f a eeriea o f en- I t aeema obvious that the Japa ful as they are, miraculo nlla already,” he aaid, "and my day and It Is the 24th blrthdqy of Hold Celebration Cosgrave said Brother Xavier, anti-tank ditch from the daavon to aecure poat-war aervioe ¥fhy TbOMMiiidR sd Doctow Reg. $29.76 Console Shelf, particularly good^ f o r did not. In the ftrat place, reUre reached Into their table their son, Sandy DIMauro of the military judgment is to raze that head of the local college, had been castle of Blijenbeek, 20 miles nor funds and tomorrow and Wednee- Killing Mother the narrow hall, or living room use, as It has m T B g s . to and Oorregidor with and came up with the Information Army, now stationed In th*.,Ha- Japanese stronghold.” He observ taken by the Japanese two days o f 'Venlo, to the swollen Meu day Bighte at the Hollister Street Waiian Islands. On Anniversary ed that the men. Women and chll before the massacre In which tho ’ /Hangs on the wall and is supported by two cIm s ic thyir main fproee, aa General that the achaduled meeting o f t^e river. The ditch was flooded. an| ■chooL a weU-tralned musical show 'pue to the fact that their family (Contfmied From Page One) dren In the district were “bound to first to die waa Brother Leo, be United Natlone in Saa Francisco the attacks encoxmtered mines 1 numbering 26 boya and girls of plumes. Pickled p in e ...... $19.75: MaeArthur .did'in 1B4A But, none* la away from home, no celebration suffer, whatever steps we take.' lieved to be a former teacher at road blocks. H igh achool age,,* wlU p re s p t FOR on April 30th cbines exactly one was'planned for today. In addition Mr. and Mrs. •William Carlson de LaSalle academy In New York. ■ ■to 9 thelev. bo^ potions were natu< at which Mrs. Kent rebuked him of 168 Wadsworth street extension Within 16 Miles of Weael "\ ^ e n Johnny Come# Marching Open Thursday- - Washington’s Birthday to twp boys, Sandy and Carmel, for carelessness. ’' As the final touch of Irony, the Home,” to Mancheeter audiences, (ally strong positions for what day after the day M which Soviet' were the guests o f honor of their Wanton Slttying On the northern and easter Ruaela can legally renounce Ito the cotiple have one daughter, "W hsn she stooped over to priest said one of the Filipino doc por Former Schoolmatai ever Jape they held, and an un Rosemary a pupil at 8L Bernard’s dsughters. Misses Evelyn and tors had treated a hip wound of a flanks, British and Ganadls clean up the food, I picked up the Of 60 Revealed Welsh and Scotch trooito wer The show has been In rehearsal imaginative attack against them treaty of non-aggrei^on with Ja school. ^ frj'ln g pan and stouck her, I don’t Doris Carlson fmd Mrs. Alfred Pal- Japanese officer only a few hours within 16 miles of the ruined Ru for th# past two months and credit pan, That intorpretatloa, tt seems Jury Cases Tuegd»y know how many times I hit her. shaw at a 25th wedding anniver B y Rnnsell Brines before the massacre. Pertussin must be food when thoo- omiid have <;piisumed both time valley city of Wesel, wrecked ane>| must be given theee youngsters Tw o jury cases aos scheduled for don't remember,” O'Brien said sary party held In .their honor Sat Manila, Feb. 18— (Delayed) — m Street fighting continued near who in spite of Inclement weather, sands tqx>n thousands iff Doctors Washington’s Birthday or not, you’ll ywA "«any American lives. But altogether likely, was provided by 1,200 tons o f British bombs Sc have prescribed It for so many years. Tuesday In the Holland County Su Elvin related. urday night at the Carlson home. The wanton slaying of at least this two-story concrete college as below zero temperaturea and General MacArthur'e etraUgy hit from aome one who had some Mrs. Orison, before her mar the ghastly crime was discovered. day. Pertussin acts at once to relieve your find the front of our atora completely perior Court and three others for The first sklllst shattered un 60 priests and women and ch*l- school duties, have given of their coughing. Itloocensandmakeaphlefni Bataan from all sidea and sent part In netting the Sen Francis Tuesday, Feb. 27. The cases tor to riage to William Carlson on F«b. dren refugees in de LaSalle Col Earlier, American artillery had Swirling mists and a drtosll der the Impact and Elvin took plagued the empire troops ani time and efforts that the first ln> eastor to raise. Safe and effective for “browned-out” Thursday ovening. But co date. morrow are Nicholas Naumac, Jr., 16, 1920 was Miss Ullian Lemerise lege in Manila’s Malate district by ■prayed ,the building, splattering paratroopers down on the roof of second from the stove and struck blocked tactical air support earlf atanment for the Marine Corps both old and young. Inexpenilvel If the speculation on this point >.p.a. vs. Harold E. Rand; and L. his mother again, O’Brien eald. of this town. ' Japanese soldiers was revealed to debria near Cosgrave as .he lay in the Semi-Annual CHearance will be hum Oorregidor. iJelson A Sons vs. Henry W. K el Guests were present at the par day with recovery of the mutilated hiding In the chapel. in the day. materiallies, we will have one The confession, O’Brien said, Elements of eight or nine Oer The victory thus gained is more ley, et al. ty from New Haven, Plalnvllle. remains. ming along inside as usual., went on with further details. man divisions have been identiflel than a aentlmental trlumpb for more curious demonstration of BasketiMlI O f 70 persons caught In the col As Mrs. Kent lay on the floor Glastonbury and Manchestor. on the northern front, arid the bull Soviet Russia’s pride in keeping There will be two basketball lege only eight survived, said one Super-Forts Hit General MaeArthur and aU th* she mumbled, "Jesus Christ, for Th^ couple received a large num-' of these have been attached to th f (ames this evening played at the of them, the Rev. Francis J. Cos- other Americans who wanted to the letter of its agreemento. Rus give him. he doesn’t know what ber of silver gifts, a beautiful wed Goch aector. Beyond Goch Ilea Vfaple street school gymnasium in he is doing.” ding cake and flowers from their grave, 47, a Redemptorist father Japs’ Mainland revenge Bataan and Oorregidor. sia will, on the appointed day, small open plain adaptable to ten i the Rockville Recreation League, The six-foot youth, a high friends. of Sydney, Australia. itcUfy Japan It la renouncing their In the first game at 7:30 o’clock Father Cosghive, recovering battles, and.no elaborate defense! These twin captures open the school junior, said he washed his A delicious buffet luncheon was are expected in the area lmmedi| StoIIe and Gamble team will meet from twa-baiyonet wounds in Santo (Continued From Page One) B ay o f Wtanila, and that fact is non-sggrosslon treaty. One year hands with a bucket o f water, served by the hostesses during the ately past the ancient town. the P A C reserved, and at 8:45 p.m. Tomas hospital, filled In detaiU of of aupreme military importance, later, to ths day, by tha letter of put the bucket into bia father’s evening. Third Army advances W th! the Ellington AC will meet the car and drove away from the -«------the terrible afternoon last Monday. FCC, claimed "at least seven were alnce it finally gives our fieeU a tha treaty, Ruesld wiU be able to Comets. One Japanese officer and 20 en observed to be brou^t down In center of the western front rangeq home. He told of throwing the up to a half-mile along the entlr forward base for future opera* fight Japan. O f course, Japan State Police Officer to Speak bucket away and returning home K. of C. to C4onfer listed men shot and .bayoneted the the Tokyo area alone." State Police Lieutenant Harris The Japanese Domel news 32-mlle front. tlons against the coast of japan. might ease the legality of the alt. and changing hla clothing. American, FHlplno, German, Irish Hulburt of the Stafford Barracks and Spanish religious brothers and agency sold today that hundreds A dispatch from Patton’s headl W hile we are thus heading to uatlon by attacking Russia in tbe Then he gathered up the blood quarters said the 76th, 6th wiq w ill be the speaker at the annual stained clothing he bad worn and Deg ree Tonight Filipino refugees. o f American planes bombed For ward Japanese strength in this meantime, in which casa Russia Ladlea’ Night of the Men’s Club Bodies Mute and Ghastly Evidence mqsa Friday, Saturday, and Sun 80th divisions now are d e a l Decorator Approved tbe broken parts of tbe skillet and through a thrOe-mile deep stretcr New lamps direction, we are simultaneously would b*ve no choice but to de of the Rockville Methodist church drove to a spot nsar tbe River The bodies, serving aa mute and day. ' to be held on Wednesday evening. The first- degree will bie confer of the Siegfried line along a sevei] fend Itself. Rouge. He left the car and threw ghastly evidence, were discovered The broadcast, recorded by the hitting toward the Japanev The officer will talk on aome o f his red on a class o f candidates by today When the United States mile front in the Echternach area some o f the articles toward the Federal CorhmUnlcatlons commis homeland. * Russia’s apparent Intention of Interesting experiences In the State Campbell' Council, Knights of 148th Infantry Regiment captured The account aalfi opepsirig Germaij fo r old! Framed Pictures river, but they fell short. The rest sion, said 150'planes attacked the This morning's news confirms keeping the letter of Ito legal Police work. Maxwell Lambert of CTolumbus, tonight. This daks is the college area. island Friday, J70 Saturday, and unite have suffer^ 60 per cent he buried. the first of several which will be casualties since Feb. 7 and tha| r th*t the Marines have landed, agreement, ’ even with such a pro West Main street Is president of Father Cosgrave said ths Jap 850 Sunday. the club and la In charge of the Elvin then returned home and combined to take the second and anese gfarrteon had remained In American losses were extremelj Transform your oM lamps as though by nounced villain and sworn enemy summoned police, who notified hts mce again, this time on the tiny program. third degrees early In the spring. one wlhg of the college, while light. magic with new Decorator-approved WatkinB Clearance Priced! as Japan, Is a perverse sort of father, Franklin Kent, at a fac James Reardon, chairman o f the Imperial Troops Montgomery’s order, In ringside volcano Island of Iwo Jims. They Party Sncceaoful permitting the priesto and refu shade.s. Made just before civilian produc tonlo. for a disillusioned world. If The party held by the Skating tory. ' Ladles' Night committee, has call terminology, went to hto entire liave secured their beachhead and Police said they noticed discrep gees to occupy another; Hold Bridgehead tion was frozen again, these shades are a real she keepe her good treaties as well Club for the chIMren who patron ed a meeting o f the committee for Monday, another tense day on 21st Arm y group, which includes begun the task of annihilating the ancies In Elvln’s story and bis ex Calcutta. Feb. 19—(ff)— British ised the ijkatlng ring In the center this evening at 8 o'clock, at Which. the fringe of tbe battle ares, tbe the U. S. Ninth and well oa th«J “find.” Stretched celanese and rayons: each aa she keeps her bad ones, all will tended questioning was undertak Imperial troops who bridged the 10,000 ’Jape reported to be garrl* during the past season was most Uma further details will be decid Japanese stormed Into the priests’ British Second arid the Canadiarj group comes in three sizes at the same price aontng this little Island. It wUl be well with the worid. successful on Saturday aft,smoon. en. ed upon for the ball which will be swift Irrawaddy river in Burma first armies. * . O’Brien said ha would ask juve- room. Father Coagrave reported. .. .12” Bridge, 15” Table, 18” Junior. It was originally planned for out held at the American Legion hall approximately 35 miles below Man Heavy CaaualtiM Inlllctod have to be a grim, bloody fight. nils authorities to waive jurisdlc< He aaid the religious group and dalay were reported today to have “ Infanta M aria Tere.na,” portrait, Italian of doors but was held at the Town Easter Monday. refugees were just finishing a The U. S. Seventh arm y re-lnj But when it is over we shall Bean Planting Tip tlon so a first degree mhrder the situation “well In hand” after vaded Gennary’s Saar basin aiJf Hall due to the condition o f the .Refreshments will be served at simple lunch. Plain stretched, braid trim m ed.. ------.$5.00 school, framed without glass in a distinctive have taken the last of the step* charge might be filed immediate days of fierce .fighting with bitter* miles southwest of SaarbruckanJ I t seems unbelievable that thia field. the conclualon of the council meet The officer, screamed some frame. Regular $29.75 ...... $19.50 ly. ly resisting Japanese. There was no intimation that iq Straight or spiral pleated; fancy (rims, $7.50 >plng etones toward Japan Itself, kind of winter could relax enough Prise winners in the costume ing and degree work. * thing. then fired point blank with contents were Shelia Zlra, Ethel Indian and Gurka troops of the waa a big attack, but a St p»6t only clearing the way for a pistol. Then the Japanese sol PL-iin stretched, niching trimmed...... $9.75 to provide. anything so friendly Barron, Mary Baker, Ann Stramat, 14th A rm y made the hazardous Army group aimouncement Tivo .imall Chinese W ater Colors, fram ed in / greater and safer bombing at- and human as a timetable for Herbert Sojka and Norman Mar Shift Racket diers charged into tho sobbing, crossing In the early morning of heavy casualties wore Inflicted otj a bambiio type frame with grass-cloth pajt?^ _Pnblic Records terrified throng ‘of victims, firing .tacks, but uUbllshing a base for bean planting. But that white ie ;^ Feb. 13 under a hall of enemy ar enemy troops trying to Inflltrat terned mat. Regular $4.95 each...... $3.59 guns and slashing right and left tlllery, mortar and small arms the fighter plane cover which, stuff floating by your window on The program included tap dance Over to Food American, lines north of Aueri ;/ with their bayonets. fire. The Japanese reacted vio some day, will protect actual in numbers by James Marley, presi Wi nice Deeds smacher, three miles north of Uwj “Gloucester Reflections” ahd “Back in the morning of Friday, the 16th, dent of thb club, and acrobatic et ux„ to Stan- Bodies Lay'SS They FeU lently from their jungle hideouts. French city of Sarreguemlnes. WATKINS BROTHERS John A. Port,” two contemporary wharf scenes done vasion o f Japanev soil. was not snow, but fog. And fOg numbers by Rosanna Lemek and (Continued From Page One) ley Nichole et property locat- ■Today the bodies lay aa they Field dispatches desenbed Jap ' Stiff fighting., waa reported al This Iwo Jlma operation Itself In February, by edict of the most Roaalle Milana, members of the ed on Center a fell In the blood-smeared Interior anese casualties as heavy and Brit Gros-BUederstroff. four and a Jialj by Joseph Marqulies; fram ed with glass in patrons of these Illegitimate toh casualties as having "not been bad the benefit of a dramatic cov* reliable weather prophet we clVb In addition to various numbers Camillo Gambola) W alter J. of what once was a modern col milea south o f Saarbrucken. light finished frames. R egular $85.00 each by the children. At the close of operations. Miller et al. pippe located on lege near the Rizal stadium. light." o f Shrreguemlnee the Germafiij aring operation, which was Admi know, means frost In May...... '...... $26.50 the program apples and fruit were “Most black market operatioha Lucian street. < They were lying (n grotesque FoaM Powerful Threat launched two counter-attacks wl ral Mltscher’s two day carrier A prediction of froat In May Is distributed. In meat with respect to charges ibert F. The crossing posefi a powerful Hazel J. Trotter, to helplessness, these slashed and 15 tanks and self-propelled guiia- “Fields of Gold,” a beautiful landscape ■trike against the Jap mainland. not only a very welcome change Local Interest over price ceilings “are the work Neill et al. property I ted on smashed bodies./ Some, caught threat to tho Japanese p<^Uon In. In the Bemuend and Schleideil There is considerable interest in of persons actively Identified with Burma and overcame one of the' showing fields of gold flowerff.against an un In these two dajs, our planes from the snow in May, we have School street. in the first vcl)ey, tumblsd In tbe areas aouthcaat of Aachen German Rockville In the plans of the El the meat Industry," the report Daniel C. Miller to Fred H\Mil- dining room. Othars avldently greatest natural obstacles faced patrols were: probing’ U. 8. Ftrs8 usual turquoise-green backgroqnd. Regular accounted for over 600 Japanese been expecting. It Is also a very lington Post War Planning Com said. ler, property located on Hltlstown raced out Into the first floor hall by the Allies In the Burmese cam' Arm y posRIons. ' I $17*50 * * *. $12.7o planes, at an extremely moderate timely' warning about the planting mittee for discuaslona o f th f con But the eonsutnsr,. the report road. way. They were cut down after paigh. Wesel, main German eommunl-j cost to us in planea It is entiils* solidation of schools of the town continued, "having both^the* appe F r^ H. Miller to Daniel C. Mil running a few atepo. ■ American and British heavy and cations center on the Canadto o f beans. tite and tha purchasuig power, "In the Park,” a contemporary Minting of at a future date, especially In the ler, property located on Bush Hill Still others reached the stair medium bombers of the Eastern First Army front, waa again ly likely that we suffered some In the light of Friday inom .quite often pays, the additional few WORK SAVING Longview section. Meetings have road. way and started upward toward Air command joined the battle, aerial target yeaterday, with R. A l three children done in tones of tui^iiolse and idiip damage which will not be re lng*s fog. It now behooves one add 'canto a pound that to suAelant to been scheduled as follows: Tonight, ' Fred H. Miller to Daniel C. Mil tbe chapcL /Many failed to reach pounding troop concentrations ai)(i F. bombers dropping 1,200 tons rose* Regular $10*95 .«.«..**.*..***$7*25 ported until it can no longer be of support a thrivlag black markat” Ever wonder how it. is possible to hold a Semi- all to make firm resolves not to at the Ellington Town Hall' Feb, ler, property located on Spencer It and were elaughtered on the supply dumps on the enemy’s land bombs on the Rhine river city Ju 21 at Cryttol Lake Firehouse; Fri Sugar Loomo Into Importaaeo value to the Japa. It would be op plant beans more than two or streeL * stolre or collapsed into a pile at routes south of Mandalay. before dusk. “Maria Louisa de Tassis,” another portrait day, at Longview.. All Interested Sugar hoa loomed Into Impor Annual Clarance in these critical times? Re-, timistic Indeed to think that we John and U szte Neubauer to the tba bottom. One Filipino woman TYoopa Of ths 25th division of three days before May 16th. Dis citlMns are invited to attend the tance aa a black market commod by an Italian painter of the fifteenth century. Allen Realty Oompaily, property lay on the stain, her head on her the 16th Indian corps, wlt^ Naypl gardless o f how little new furniture we re ceive, could make this-approach to the regard thia ruling, and have them meetings^ ity particularly in the aoutheast, Regular $29*75 ••***•.....*.•*..**'*$19*50 located on Center s t m L outstretched band. anfi air support, have made a auc- Japanese homeland without tak up to leafing out when the May - Monthly Meettag where “it ia needed for illicit dto- Richard F: How# to the Allen 12th Anniversary floor sample# are becoming shop-marked; tilling opermtlona of the *moonahin- But others reached the chapel ceuful landing at Ruywa, on the ing some great risk. But the rec I6th froat strikes. If you will be The monthly evening meeting of Realty Company, property located west coast of Burma, 66 miles ^ “VieF from Hyde Park on the Hudson,” a • - A the Woman’s Soctsty of Christian er,?" o w l aaid. Counterfeit ra before the Japanese killed them, other piece# are being discontinued. ' On top ord o f our sucoesa in taking slmt on Avon street sottthesat of Akyab, and occupied Of New Post OfficE large landscape overlooking the Hudson obstinate. But don’t say - you Service of the 'Vernon church will tion coupona are No. 1 problem In at the doorway and even before AUtn Realty Company to Min the village, a southeast Asia com- lar risks before inspires confi- weren’.t warned. This February be held Tuesday - evening at tha oontrolUng Illegal tranaactlona in the alter. ’ Linoleum truly lightens housework. The River, painted in the nineteenth century. of this add all the odd pieces and group which nie R. Pike, property located on noand oommunlqus aaid today. dvee that this time, too, the op home of Mrs. William Farr of ■ugar.. Their blood waa thick on the Framed without glass in metal-leaf frame. log cut quite a awath through tbe Avon street It will be 12 years ago tomor smooth surface of this material, free from / are a direct result of the methods of distribu eration bas proved practical Dobson avenue. Aa examples of “petty ehtoellnf’.' floor and walla of tbto quiet sanc Reg. $22*50 $18*50 Snow. ’The coming May frost will In cigarettes to obtain amall finan DIaitilbatloo since the Manchester posW dust and dirt-catching cracks, makes it easy Eatoto of Catherina Taylor to tuary. Japs WhiUle Down tion the maker# must nse today! You may enough for future repetition. cut quite a swath through your cial g a in tha agency eltod theee Over all bung the sickening was opened at tke Center. It to sweep. You get ^1 the dirt! Then, an WUUam Taylor,' property located “Modem Landscape,” fully describes this A 4 thia, in the Pacific, is sup beana if tbey’ra up. ^ Ministry Plans OAMt* stench of death for they bad lain atoo be the 12th annlvaraary occflsioiw light mopping and application of want a four piece bedroom; the manufacturer on Cotage atreet Chinese Rtdlroad Hold Station A on Depot Square. Fr upright picture, framed in a silver and red posed to be preparation - for the That is Important news.. Per 'Tn Salt Laka City, women pod- that way for a week. Chungking, Feb. 19.-r . .!?■> ?.i* .S- f^^'•'*1 li MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTB*. CONN.. MONDAI, raBRUAEX 19,194» MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL13. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUART 19,1945 Ruaaian troops were menacing Cottbus and Guberti 47 and 51 Honored by Choir Town Record Oliiliiary Sen Missing iW T K ’— 1080 WTHT— U80 Cage Tourney miles aoutheaat of Berlin, and that Today’s Radio WBTD—1416 Down lOffer Ideas Weddings both places were heavily raided by ttVDKO—1860 Polish Americans Spviet bombers. Up Near Top. Eastern War Tims Action Taken Moscow announced the liquida In So. Pocifil 'OiiReiigion tion of a large German pocket 7:30— WDRC —Thanks to tha Nicholg-Bansola Deaths loo WDRC — House ’ Party;» south of Schwerin. 76 miles east In Several Inntanceg War Parents of Pfc. Lester O. Ke Yanks; WHTD —The Lone The marriage of Miss Dorothy^' but to Investigate High I N' WHTD- —Time Views the 1 f Two Pestors Guests of Local of Berlin, with the capture of 1.245 Salvage Efforts Better 'ney Given Report by W| j Kc WTHT News; Music Ranger: WTHT—Castles In the Local Sport CAofJer I Dutch Green Rifles Bausola. daughter of Mr. and Mr». prisoners;' John E. Zimmerman / Rangers Out to Halt School Ba.sketball Tourna UbI.* WTIC Backstage Wife. Air; w n c —Governor Baldwin. Kiwanis Chib on General J<)hn F. Bausola of Andover, for- Still Hold Out In Poznan Than State. John E. Zimmerman, o f . 116 Department. ’taierly of Manchester, to Waldo ment Problem. |J5—WHTD —Mujitcal Roundup; 7 ;45—WTIC—Emil Cot* Cffiorus. Topic of Brotherhood. Fsr behind the Oder river line North School street, died S^day ---7'— I w n c — Stella Dallas. I g;0O—WDRC—Vox Pop; WHTD Ths Ratall* Rangers of HarV^The attendance wae the second Nichols of Andover, son pt Mrs. a few Germans still held out in the Manchester collecter 1,439,259 night at the Manchester M ^orial highest of the season. Net for if Points Naomi Nichols of Fayette, Maine, Private First Class Lester O) [SO—WDRC --- Jimmie Fidler: ------Ted Malone: w n T B -C e cil ford, Impraosed local fan* In the New Haven, Feb. 19— The besieged western Polish citadel of pounds of waste paper or 101 per hospital. He had been admitted to Keeney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Je* Win Streak of PA’s first fiva minutes o f their ball Although unity h» iwHgioua took place at ten o'clock this mom- Office of Defense Transportation i Wnc — Lorenzo Jones. Brown: w n o —CJavalcsde of Poznan, the Russian communique the Institution early In/'the day. Keeney, of 158 Keeney street, 145—WDRC — This Thing Called game with the PA’s yesterday The preliminary game had one MMMaht and practice waa admitted announced today through Frank cent of the town’s quota, during Born in Baden, Germany, In 1861, America. ^iLocals Impreflflive in a f h r ^ and perhaps impossible said. missing In action In the Sou| Faehlbn: WHTD — Hop Harrl- 8; 15— WHTD— Lum and Abner; afternoon at the Eaet Side Rec sour note. The Knights who Richo. State Director, that an in 1944. There was also collected in Mr. Zimmerman capie to this Y Bowling League have been defeating teams left hope a "brotherhood week" meet-' Pravda «aid Russian troop.s had Pacific area his parents were tgan; WTIC — Young Widder WTHT—Curt Massey. Otto Kubclle and Mates j then completely folded up once Gaining 57-30 Win; vestigation had been launched into smashed a strong defense - ring Manchester 185.550 pounds of tin country nearly 60 years ago and and right, met the Red Devils Ing of the local Klwanls CTub was the action of the Connecticut In- or 87 per cent of the quota set for had lived in Manchester since. For formed today by the War depad Brown. 8:30—WDRC—Burns and Allen; Determined to f Halt Standings the PA’e began to roll. tmd that broader tolerance and in-1 around beleaguered Breslau, lower ment. Pfc. Keeney is reported [OO—WDRC — News: Ad Liner; Bill Henry: WHTD— Blind from the north end. The Uttar Colored Team Fails to terscholaatlc Athletic Conference the town. This exceeded the aver more than 35 yekrs he waa em -- W- L. team downed the Knights at the Araased love of ^ one’s fellowman , Silesian capital of 630.000. Berlin missing as January 21, ‘ WH’TX) —Terry and the Pirates; Date: WTHT—American Dis Dutch Green, who led the PA in scheduling three basketball age for the state where about 45 ployed by the ^Orford Soap Com Champs' String;^ City Hunters ...... 16 2 .889 Y several years ago. Seeing that Extend Home Team. would accomplish much towards j already has a.sscrted that the Rus Pfc. Keeney left Manchest WTHT — Happy the Humbug: cussion League: WTIC—How .722' tournaments that will bring ap per cent of the quota waa reach pany, retiring about eight years Chamber* ...... 13 5 scorers with 17 poInU was the they were in for a battle, the the ultimate purpose. I proximately 48 High schools in sians had penetrated the city. ed. with Co. K when that unig'of t| W n c - When a Girl Marries. ard Barlow’s Orchestra. Cab Faces Aircraft. 9 ,600 victim of a fan tripping him mid The Klwanls Club had Invited Attacking . on a 15-mile front ago. ;15— WHTD — Dick Tracy:, i Billiards ...... 9 Kjilgbts acquired the services of Dutch Green set the scoring state wide competition and neces The town also turned in 82,208 He leaves his wife. Mary (Fre- former Connecticut Nation 9:00—WDRC— Radio Theater 11 .389 way In the third period. Pun three pastors to talk on “Brother- . southwest and .south o f Breslau |/THT ■— Superman; WTIC — 1 Motor Sales ... 7 two ringers. These two lads sarily bring about an increased pounds of fats or 143 per cent of gin) Zimmerman, three sons and a Guard waa inducted Into Feder WHTD— Ed Wynn Show; The Rec Senior League will re- Milkmen ...... 6 12 .333 ning close to the sUnds. somc-me pooa with 17 points and bis Po hood” today—Rev. Marshall Budd, i travel load on existing public serv the Ruasians gained up to three the quota. The state as a whole service. He has been with an Infa Portia Faces Life. .167 played vital parts in the Knights lish American. teammataa lant stepson. They arc John and Frank ':30—WDRC —War Commentary; WTHT — Oahriel Heattor; ■ume operations tomorrow night ! Morisrtys ...... 3 15 suddenly stuck out their foot “nd of the Wapplng Community church. , ice facilities and increased con mllca by official Moscow accoUnt collected but 87 per cent of its try unit of the 4Srd Division «v| • winning. Rev. Frederick A. Mcl.ean. of S t.; Zimmerman of this town, Theodore I Ad Liner; WHTD — Jack Arm- w n c —The Telephone Hour. A------down went the PA star. Fortu valuable osaletance yeaterday sumption- of gasoline by private as they deepened the ring around quota. , Zimmerman of Brooklyn, I^. Y., since. 9; 15—WTHT — Music Without with two more baaketball games nately, he wae uninjured despite James's Roman Catholic church i the city. They captured Landau, I strong; WTHT — Music; WTIC on Up. In the first game at 7:80 For local fight fans. . The Wil afternoon at the Bast Slda Rec car owners. and Rudolph Fregln of Rockville; He has two other brothers Words. a oevere shaking up. and Rabbi Berthold Woythaler of-| The tournaments. Class A and 14 miles, to the southwest and —Just Plain BUI. _ the City Cab five will oppose the lie Pep-Plill Terranova champlon- in their game with the Ratelle Temple Beth Shdlom. Rev. Budd three daughters and a stepdaugh yet old enough for service. [;45—WDRC — Swoon or Croon; 8 ;30—WHTD—Spotlight Banda B. are scheduled for New Haven Pudigau, 19 miles south of the city. ter. They are Mr.s. Herman Miller Plant J Aircraft five while In the Pep Defends ahip fight will be broadcast at, 10 Rangers of Hartford and ths final and Rev. Mcl.ean attended but G. .\ll>ert Pearaon Marines Push Pfc. Keeney waa formerly er WHTD — Captain Midnight; Coronet Story Teller: WTHT— second-game at 8:30 the league and the Oass C for Hartford. Moscow reported heavy counter of West Hartford, Mrs. George ployed by the Hamilton Propelll The Middletown Speedboys will from the Garden. Pep is a top score waa a convincing 67 to 30 Rabbi Woythaler was called out of WTHT — Tom Mix; WTIC — Music of Worship; WT'IC -I n - champion Polish American team . heavy choice to retain hla crown The Investigation, according to attacks east of the Danube city of G. Albert Pearson, organist and Biirkhardt of East Hartford. Mrs. division of United Aircraft in Elal provide the opposition for the victory for the local, brilllanta. It . town and could not appear. Front Page Farrell. formation Please. will meet the Rangers. Many local fans left this after Richo, will be made in view of Komarom, 40 miles northwest of I'hoir director of Emanual Luther To Air Strip; Carl Berg of Milldale, Conn., and Hartford ^nd had attended Maf Title Tonight PA’i next Sunday afternoon at was the PA’s nineteenth victory . Rev. W. Ralph Ward, J r, Intro- L oo— News on all stationa. 10:00—WDRC—Screen Star Play Inie first game finds both teams the Bast Side Rec. The PA’s noon" to take In the bout. in twenty-one engagement*. the recent request of the ODT to Budapest, where the Berlin radio an church for more than a decade, Mrs. Henry LaFrancis of Man cheater High school. WHTD—Guy Lombardo and duced the speakers. He explained T:15—WDRC — Lyn Murray’s looking for their first win in the whipped the Speedboys in the The visitors, billed as the New that the period between Lincoln's all groups, both business and said two great Russia Armies un waa honored by the choir Saturday chester. He also leaves six grand Mualc: WHTD — Lee Smith Orchestra: WTHT—PhU Terra- sports, alike, to cancel all tourna Resistance Stiff children. third and final round. Both were final minutes of their gam* in Bristol was defeated by Tor- England 'colored champion failed birthday and Washlnjfton’s birth- i der Marshals Rodion Y. Malinovsky evening with a farewell party, in- Journal; Washington Snapshots: nova vs. Willie Pep; w n C — defeated last week. In two previ Cbampion Tackles Phil ments knd conventions to conserve and Feodor Tolbukhin were pre a.smuch as Mr. Pearson will pre The funeral of Mr. Zimmerman M lddl^w n earlier In the season. rington 33 to SO and thus were to extend the PA force* «t any day had been set aside for the con- WTHT —Musical Concert Hour, Contented Program. ous clashes between these two Terranova in Garden eliminated from the state totirna- skieration of "brotherhood.” on gasoline and relieve’ some of the paring to resume their drive.s side at the organ for the last time (Continued From Page One) will be held Wednesijfiy afternoon Russells Observe w n c —Professor Andre Schen- time. Two of their regulars load being placed on the overbur at 2 o’clock at the Holmes Funeral 10:30— WDR(3— Johnny Morgan teams the Csbbers have pounded ment. Manchester is the only were missing, but had they been Father Mctean explained why, paralleling the Danube on the road next Sunday. He will assume ker. Show: WHTD—Trans-AtlanUc out two impressive one-sided wins. Championship Bout. Also on the docket next Sun understanding should be fostered : dened public service facilities. to Vienna. his new position with the First ly two and a half miles northward Home, 28 Woodbridge street. Rev. ,:;30—WDRC — George B. Arm- member of the C. C. I. L. that present, the outcome would have 58th AiiiiiversaH ^ I z ; WnCJ—Dr. I. Q. The Aircraft five Is a greatly day will be the Plant J Aircraft will be represented. among all races and creeds. He . The ODT pointed out that strict Lutheran church, Franklin Square. front the volcano at the southern Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds of the Sec ' stead; WHTD — The Answer five against the East Hartford no doubt been the same. ly local affairs were allowed but ond Congregational ^ church, will 11:00—News on all stations. strengthened five than the team B Ted Meier - IV. mentioned the evil forces at work Mrs. Waldo Nlcbols New Britain, Sunday, March 4. tip'of the air-base island. Man; w nC —Jack Says "Ask 11:15—WDRC — Danny O’Neill; that appeared against the Cabbers Aircraft. The twin bill Is an Auspicious Start where inter-city traffic was en conduct the service and burial will New York, Feb. 19—(J^—A top- (Tharley Kebart local town Ixiwl- ' against religion—such as Fascism. This is the second largest church Helped To Pave Way Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russell Me Another.” ___ WHTD — Musical Roundup: in the first two meetings. attractive one. The game opined In an auspi NasUs mand Bolshevism. He said ing at St. Mary's church. Coventry, couraged the ODT frowned upon of the denomination in New Eng be in the family plot in the East ^;46—WDRC — News; WHTD — Boost Good Scorers heavy favorite. Willie Pep defends ing champion captured second A!)out Town Nimltz credited B-29s aiid sub cemetery. 24 Winter street are today recei^ WTHT—Music; W nC—Hark- cious manner as the Rangers that all creeds of religion are with the Rev. Foster officiating. it. land. Musical Roundup; wnC — Roy Boyer and Tiny Pockett, the his featherweight championship place In the ISth annual Eastern gained poesesslon of the ball and Permission to conduct the tour marines with helping pave the way The funeral home will be open ing the congratulations of the nesa of Washington. Willie Ware, the other half of Duckpin Tournament yesterday at Johnny Greene headed In the same direction but The attendants were -Mr. Mr. Pearson submitted his res Lowell Thomas. Aircraft malntUys are up among against Phil Terranova at Madison moved with* the zip and seat of a naments In the state was not ob for this morning’s Invasion of the from 7 o’clock on this evening. friends on reaching' the fiftl 11 ;30—WDRC—Dance Orchestra: Square Garden tonight in one of the Were brother act and Rip Day Wllllmantlc when he posted a 15 by different roads. He noted that and Mrs. John Yeaton brother-in- ignation at the annual meeting of eighth anniversary of their ma 1:00—WDRC — Jack Kirkwood the leading scorert In the loop big time team. Local fana •tars of serlvce and sacrifice are tained through the Hartford office, The monthly meeting of all island whose seizure will step up WHTD — Saludos ^ Amigos; the few wartime title bouts. were missing from the Rangers’ game total o f 1991. 15 Dins less law and sister of the bridegroom. groups of the South Methodist Emanuel on Sunday, January 21, riage. The event waa celebratH Show: WHTD — News Corre WTHT—Leo Relsman’s Orches while Jimmy Antonio and wne gasped at the tactics of the col In the windows of the homes of according to Richo, but may have the air offensive against Tokyo spondents; WTHT — Fulton Opening a busy week on Pro limiup yesterday. Both were re than winner Andy Kerkes. Charley The bride was attired in a coral Woman’s Society for Christian when It was accepted with regret. by a family gathering and dlnn^ tra: w n c—Author’s Play Enrico, newcomers have added New Changes ored five. However this display •very race and creed and that the wool dress with hat to match, and been secured from Washington where the Fifth fleet air arm de Lewis, Jr.; W n C — Supper much strength to the team. Pr^ moter Mike Jacobs’ fistic front a ported 08 working. walked off with $250 prize money. fight for freedom is the fight of all. directly. He added that bis office Service, will take place this eve Mr. Pearson succeeded his brother. stroyed or damaged 36 ships and Funerals party last night at the home house. crowd of some 14,000 is expected was short lived as once Green corsage of gardenias. ning at the church. Devotions will Helge E. Pearson, who also served their son-in-law and daughter. Ml au b . vldlng that Red Sheldon can be uncovered hla eye. the tide of bat Rev. Budd called attention to the The matron of honor wore a lime would consult Washington on the 759 planes in two days before 7:15—WDRC — Hedda Hopper 12:00—WHTD — News; Music; lured back Into uniform, the Buck- to shell out approximately 860,000 Many fans were disappointed at Pete Slomctnsky also o f Man be in charge of the Gleaners. The the church as choir director and and Mrs. Aldo Paganl of 38 Laif . w n c—News: St Louis Sere- 111 Title Plav tle turned Green flipped In the 30,000 Japanese-Americans who green wool dress with hat to entire matter. •withdrawing. Miaa I..aia I. Doering Hollywood: WHTD—Raymond land team will be a tough nut to to watch the little fellows from the caliber of ball displayed by chester finished In a tie for fifth President Harold A. Swaffleld of program will be by the Study organist for ten years. rel street. They received nume* PA’s first ten points and the lo are In this country and who are match and her corsage waa of pink Thousand of rockets raked the The funeral of Misa Lois I. Doer Gram Swing: WTHT— Hit nade. _ , crock. .... Hartford and New York go 16 the Rangers. The colored lads place in the above bowling claosic gradually being assimilated. He re the CIAC stated today that the group and the Epworth Circle Mrs. Ida Soderbiu'g catered for southern Iwo beaches climaxing ous cards, flowers and other glfl 12:36—w n c —Three Suns Trio. rounds or less. cals were never headed. The rosebuds. members will be hostesses. ing. of 198 Eldrldge street, was from a host of. friends and rel* Tunes; w n C —News of the The Cabbers will send their reg laid down after seeing that they with a total of 1962 which was marked that this was a fine ex Class A and B Tournaments were the supper which was enjoyed by the heavy Naval bombardment 12:45—w n c —Lee Sima. ular team against the Aircraft State Cage Tournament colored boys looked more like tha After the ceremony a wedding about 40 persons. The decorations held this afternoon at the John B. World. The show is No. 7 on Uncle were no match for the PA five. good for $70. ample of tolerance and brother- divorced in New Haven "To re which Included the batteries of tlves. with Gunner Hilinski the srisond Mike’s 1945 calendar and undoubt preliminary team that played as breakfast was held at the home of were in red. white and blue. Dur Burke Funeral Home, 87 East Every qiember of the larg At New Haven AH Set liooA He asserted that all races lieve traffic congestion.” The Mizpah group of the South such ancient battle.ships as the highest scorer in the league as edly will boost his gross take past they simply were so far out the bride's parents for the imme ing the evening, Eric Anderson, a Center street with Rev. W. Ralph family connection was present ei^ and creeda must be given an even diate members of both families. He added, "This matter of the Methodist W.S.C.S. will have an Nevada, .sunk at Pearl Harbor and^ Ward. Jr,, pastor of the South their matnsUy. Snap Server and $400,000 for the year to date. The We.«»t Side Bowling League For Scholastic Fives. classed that they resorted to des break. ^ ODT ruling will he taken up at all-day meeting tombrrow at the member of the choir, and in its resurrected to help pave the way^ cept their granddaughter, Stor Mike Pindzola give the team the Sugar Robinson-Jake La Motta perate long heaves with little sue- TTie bride has been honored with Methodist church, officiating. keeper 2-c Jean Russell Clark^ [ p r e p a r e Series of Talks Pat Kennedy Rev. Ward won the attendance the executive board meeting at the church. The .lusllera group will behalf, presented a gift o f money for the invasion of Normandy and The bearers were. Andrew J. nwessary power to make It three tangle on Friday should up the Standings several prenuptial ahoweni, the who is with the “ Waves” in By Lou Black prise given by John Kchmallan. moat recent being given by' her as Hotel Garim in New Haven Wed meet at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. to Mr. Pearson. He expressed now a stepping stone island to Doering of Hartford. Harry J. straight over their arch rivals. ante to nearly $500,000. W. L. P.C. coach Johnny FalkowsW of the nve packages of cigarettes con nesday afternoon.” the regret of all that he was re Tokyo. Hawaiian Islands. The second game will find Otto Pep, who expects to enter the Tavern ...... 49 15 .766 New Haven, Feb. 19—lA’i—Con local forces again divided hi* sociates at he Manchester W. T. Doering of Manchester. Frank Mr.' and Mrs. Russell were maij * On *‘Our Foreign Policies ” . Top Official s titu te the prise and Rev. Ward Grant Company store. 3-Sgt. Frank H. MicKewicz, 37 linquishing his duties with Eman Marine "cn.sualtics are' mod- Doering of Ea.st Hartford and Kubelle, the Ulkatlve, popular Army soon, arrived yeaterday af Pagnnis ...... 48 16 .750' necticut schoolboy basketballers team during the battle with the offered them for auction for the Apel Place, is a member of the uel, but wished him success In his ernte,” Nimitz said. ried Febniary 19, 1887, by tli league comic In action attempting ter finishing his training at Hart- Griswolds ...... 35 29 .547! I reserves pjaytng capable ball in Mr. Nichols is employed at the Howard MurpUy of Manchester. late Rev. James La Roche, seconf received two big surprises over the 11 benefit of the Kiddles Camp Fund. East Hartford office of Pratt and Engineer Aviation Bn. which was new position. Two "light iinif.s” of the heavy to set the pace for a Ranger win ford. He wraa examined by Dr. Wil- ] Pioneer ...... 84 so .531' their roles. The Rangers lacked Reds Battle Sliarp Burial was in the East temetery. rector of St. Mary’s Episoop Nowe York. Feb. 19—(ff>—Aa4 detailed compllaUon of Uie pro- Popular Garden Referee week-end. all of which emphasized Kmest Bantly with a two-dollar Whitney. awarded the Meritorioua Service supporting fleet of more than 800 NqwF Yorx, r e ceedlnge of lU first annual confer- over the champion PA five. The Ham 'Walker of the State Athletic i Darlings ...... 28 36 .438' height and the PA’e were able to 'it I Md got them. For the unannounced wedding Unit Plaque this week. S-Sgt. ships which prepared the way for church since its permanent org ilana are shaping up for th* end of last year has PA’S have yet to meet with a set Commission and pronounced fit, | Servicemen . . . . 26 38 .4061 that the C.I.A.C.’s annual state control both backboards through, Ization, who served from 1884 t| j Has Inimitable Style of trip the bride wore a blue ensem Counter-Attacks; MlcKewicz’s organization was the 9 a. m. invasion today were Leg Is Fractured I ’Our Foreign Policy” series which ^een issued by the Television back this season in league play. The Connecticut 127-4iounder has | Warren * Jarvis 23 41 .359 tournaments were only a week out the game Time and tlm# isr9. ble with maroon accesaories. The awarded the plaque for superior Manchester damaged. . | In b C Is to conduct weekly for the ; Broadcasting Association. In view The Rangers have whipped every shown little in recent bouU. but, I Handling the Games. K . of C...... IS 51 .2081 away. again the PA’s hO^^ easy sucker Mr. Russell before his retire To start the ball rolling. Presi Couple Surprised young couple will reside at 1075 performance of duty under excep Jap Counter-Fire Intensifies hext eix months or lo in coopera- i of. the nature of the sessloiw and team in the loop with the excep being rated a great competitor, shotn but they moved the boll ^1 Still Forge Ahead While Coasting ment had been employed by (Th^ tion of the PA’S at least once. If dent Harold A. Swaffleld of the around to keep the final score nt R Main street, this town, and will be tionally difficult circumstances In Date Book Resistance Waa originally light | ^ with the SUte Department the various subjecU tre^4 w seems favored in all quarters to 1 By Frank EcU On Anniversary at home to their friends after nc - Brothers for a period of 5| Kubelle is hot, the PA’s may find chalk up his 86th victory In 87 | Connecticut Interscholastlc Ath _ respectable flgpire. ’Hto the European war theater. but Japanese countor-flre, at first | years. fm d other government officials. It publication is I AP Nrwsfeoture* Sports Writer j hae been known to pacify fans letic Conference, announced that March 15. (Continued From Page One) Tomorrow sporadic, steadily intensified as the 1 Earl S. Anderson of West street. Migms^ives in for a more interest beutft-His one defeat came at the eni were so completely odtolMy d ® rill be opened Saturday night at ^torical account of “ West Point. N. Y. -OP)— Pat and rivaLs by passing out candy his executive board and tourna- "When Johnny Comes March- Marines smashed agaln.st the en- i Bolton, was admitted to Memorial from Mexico Q ty, by Secretary supplied sunnlied by many of the men con ing night than expected." hands of the now retired Sammy i and throwing peamita into the that many fans were MM- . ‘ f ■ MAN( MK5SIKK EVKNINW MEKAL.U, MAISUHKa I ER. IXJNN.. MONDAY, FEBftUAl^Y 19, 194® r n' Ah also balievas dat asch a low- HOLD KVERYTHING down puanon ain’t noways likely Painlinj;— I’upering 21 ^ Poultry and Supplies 43 Household Co4>d8 .51 Wanted to RenV to put money In dc collection plate Automobiles for Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 dat now be passed. SELLING OUI entire stock of W A N T E D —5-6 ROOM house on or p A r viTT n U. PAPERHANGING REPORTS IN D IC A TE serious CkUiir (a t a local home)— What The result was a record-breaki PLYM OUTH 1936 coach, heater. FOR YOUR FU LLE R briudjes, c^ll be(ore April' 1st, for permanent Classified ami Interior decorating, canvas meat shortage pending Poultry used furniture at greatly reduc a pretty baby! And I do believe he ing collection. Tbs pagtor viewed Small down payment, balance *4 Leo Audettc, 109 Cooper HiJI ed prtcea. Telepl.one 518'( Aua- residence. References furnished. It with approval and continued: Qastified street or Manchester 2-1131 be-' ceilings. Fred E. .Laurltzen, 35 feed is available and cheaper. It sUndlng. Naturally ws took off looks exactly like your husband. weekly. Terms and trade. Brun tin Chambers Warehouse, Man Call 2-1280. The Bettar W ay I Agnea—Imaginal Jane bums Negro Preacher—Now, bredr’n, fore 12 noon or after 6 p. m., for Dur: it street, Manchester Tel. you enjoy eating chicken we sug with some celerity. W ife— Heavens! I hope not. We ner. 80 Oakland street, 5191. Open gest getting some of our fast chester Qree.i Open dally 1-5. Advertisements othera the dinner fv *ry night, and her I don't want yo’ dinners spoilt by proinjit delivery: 2-1888. WANTED—TO RENT 4, 5 or 6 who’ll sacrtfice for huaband never objects. Faster and faster we pounded adopted that child. evenings. growing New Hampshire Red Saturday 8-12. will be^sure to understand wonderin' whar dat brother lives Advertisemeiits room house or flat, middle aged The Story: After Frederic Frederic’s hand and together they Grace—Heavens! Whst kind of casting fearful glances over the P.MiNTING, paperhanging, floors For Rent Ftir Sau A story, which Is probably true, dat don’t lock his chickens up. Dat FURNACE REPAIRING and oil Baby Cockerel chicks which will couple, permanent residents. Call t'hopin has refused to play the flowers leave some fra shoulder now and again o n l^ to and ceilingti installed and flnlsh- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for were already bustling toward the | How a man Is he? brother jes’ don’t exist. He la jes’ For Relit For Sale Motorcycles—rBicycIcs 11 burner service. Ask about our make fine broilers in ten weeks before the new Czarist' gov grance In the kind, bestow Agnes— A fire-eater. note that the madman was gain is told of a young Brooklyn soldier «1, general repairing. R. S. Por sale. Inquire 299 Main street. 5403. To Buy To Sl-il rear of the njom. who was on maneuvers In Oregon. a parable fo’ purposes ob finances. L.iring cleaning. For full informa and nine pound roasters in five ernor of Poland at Count ing hand. ing. Ftnallv, we had to slow down terfield. Tel. 4752-2-0967 8<46. Apartment 7. "Walt! Will you please through sheer exhausUon. The Having a few minutes to himself To Buy To Sell FOR SALE—INDIAN motorcycle. I tion call Van Camp Bros. 15 months. Also have straight chicks Wodzlnski's dinner |mrt.v, his •go-getter” In the .struggle A hillbilly and his wife had chil perfect condition. Can be seen at years’ experience! Tel. 5244. Free ami sexed pullets from our own lA?gnl Notices waft!” ■ . ,, madman pounded up, and we pre after evening chow, he strolled Correct Thla ientencS; “Many PAINTING AND Paperhanging. friends warn him to leave the It was too late. Jozef Eisner friends and neighbors leaves dren every year, sometimes twins lives would he lost,” said the am Smitty’s Service Station. 575 inspections! healthy, production-bred stock. FOR SALE—ELECTRO Master and even triplets. They collected pared for the worst. W e had heard out into the woods and soon came Good work. Reasonable rates. AT A COUUT OF PHOBATK HELD country. He and Josef Eis had caught the name Louis Pleyel behind; bulance driver, "If we drove slower Main street or call 3871. Order now to insure delivery quite a brood. Then came the war of the strength of madmen and back with a handful of rattlesnake electric stove. Phone 5647. at Mnnchnutcr within nnrt for Dla- Farms and Land foi Sale ner leave Poland In the dead on a silver nameplate on a pol The ’’go-gfver” will experience joy and made less racket." REFKIUEHATOh SERVICE. We Raymond Fiskc Phone when desired. Fred Miller's Poul and atr corps on m aneuver drop knew that what was going to hap rattles: - trlrt of Marn’hr*.6trr. on J7th liny of ot night, and arrive In l*arls ished mahogany door that gave and priceless peace of mind. Alarmed Companion (gasping) Lost and Found repali and rebuild any type ot try Farm, Coventry. Phone eve- Ff*bruarv. A. D.. lfM,''i. n o ACRE F A R M — For pbta^ ped paratroopers in the hills. The pen would be something to think several days later. off the main salon. Clark Watklna. refrigeration equipment. We ex- Prrfont WILLIAM H. HYDE. Ki«q.. of 'for a lifetime if we got out of it __'Where In the world did you get Clothes hangers and bobby pins | LOST— I*A3T W EDNESDAY, pair WaRted Autos- 23 nlilgs— Manchester 8626. i Machinery and Tools 52 tobacco and poultry> good dwe eldest son taw the paratroopers 12 changt sea.ed units with factory Repairii'fi' JikIsTo Ing and other buildiWs, pra "Pleyel! How are you!" floating to earth and yelled: a i all. The m^^nlac came closer and them? are ihcluded In Donald Nelson’s , o f flantfio vicinity of High school. Motoreycles Kfttalr' «*f Miirv Aiiu (."Allnlmn Intu of Maybelle—What do you think of Brooklyn Soldier—Off n a woim. guarantee Scientific Refrigera U.SED TRACTTORS, new and used tlcally new, only $20,^0. A ll xni I Son—Hey, Pa! Git your shotgun his heavy hand fell oh our shruil civilian pi-oductlon plana. We hope 1 PlM se return to High school PLANO >. and repairing; ManrhoBtor. in OlFtrlrt. floo**a^o'l. The finery, the elegance of the Ralph meeUng a girl on the coast- CARS WAJ^TBU—CASH on the tion Co., 37 Oak street. Phone Articles for Sale 45 equipment, P'ordson parts. Dublin 44 acre farm with 15 a^e shf Louis Pleyel I —that blamed stork is a-bringin’ der. the 1 omen haven't forgotten office. player piano specialty. John Tho Aflminldtmtrlx having; r.xhihtl»*«l private office went unnoticed. to-coast plane and getting engaged "Tug. you’re It!” ii; henc chortled A Negroisegro preavnnpreacher oiun...... «announced spot for cleAD 1936 to '43 ntodeU. 2-1226. Tractor Company, Wlllimantic. h^r aflrnliili MICKEY FINN Isrnoranec Is Bliss LANK LBUNAKII e OKAV*. DON'T THIS IS RANKIN, s w e l l ; f p o s i t i v e ! By Sm B on ett HANG AROUND The aver-fmithful sbirtwaistor PETE! EVERYTHING YOUXE SURE I M t a l k i n g 5849 J - F R O M A t h e r e that g;oes everyplace, every day. WENT PERFECT. FINN NOBODY A favorite atyle tn the smart LUNCH ROOM TH E R E S T Name, Address and the Pattern JPh IL H A S MAS JUST THROWN: S A W YOU woman's wardrobe. By Mrs. Anne Oebot m e ! Number .to Anne Cabot The Man FALLEN THE WATCHMAN IN FOLLOWING N E A R THE Pattern No. 8600 is deai$ned Symbol of the first pleasant days chester HetMld 1150 Sixth avmu.', THE COUNTY JAIL! H IM IN JAIL* p l|l for sues 12. 14, 15, 18, 20; 40. 41 / m INTO o f spring— a tuU|> done in filet In New York 19, N. T. and 44. Size 14, short sleeves e X 'S H E R IF F the center og a nine-inch crochet Mittens, iiocks, warm sweaters, requires SH yards o f 39-inch ma < 2 ? o A n easy-to-make 'har.dba::s. hats, IcOUN terial. doily. It will make a lovely little K',.. MCHOOETS warm ho use boots, cror'.'^eted muff For this pattern, send 30 cents, g ift for a girl who is to be mar T R A P - e u T I jail designs for children, tnld-wlnier m •- — in coins, your name, address, size ried in April or May. So ^asy to IS S T IL L deeired, and the pattern number crochqt you will be able to tosa fascinators and hug-me-Ughi de- S/jas7 C»rs* •U S S F U L L V c to Sue Burkett, The Manchester Jf a dosen of these dollies off - signs are among the practical up- 8 Jane N. Hibbard. Grand MASOR U N AW AR E Evening Herald, 1150 Sixth Aven your crochet hook before spring la - to-the-minute insplrationa for the . .ida, Mich., aervea doughm^ to MAS60MK O F IT . ue. New Yoric 19. N. Y.. really here! home knitters and crocheters. Find Csughber la gram a M U 9TV l- l# Send for your (?6py of the new^ T o obtain i^mpiete crocheting in- them and dozens o f dolly and home aowSaT^War Benda pay $mt aaahy ONES.IbO strtictions for the Tulip Dolly : decoration ideas iii the Winter tauchea ol boma Ula aervlea b m WHY MOrTHEO-S OCT ZA211 Spring Issue of Fashion—ju.st off M«Nu|U SjaavnU. Im . the- press.. Book full of smart. < Pattern No. 58491 send 15 cents ^ Issue of the A " " * Cabot Album . L eajoy in far landa. Buy mare w ar Bda. V. S.Trt»nry I uo-to-the-minute stvles. 16 cents. In Coim'Dlus 1 cent Doatage. Your Price 15 centa. ■?.' -- /J-