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THUR5DAT, rEBHTAIlT 12,19ft F O U K T E R t iSRtmr^rBtnr lEttmittg B^ntlb ------1 Average Daily Circulation The Weather For the Month of January, 1945 "Ain’t It the Lim it!’’ waa preaent- Forecast of U. S.' Waather Bdrcaa The Past Chiefs Club of Me Mrs. E ail F. l3,.aUo4v of 387 Center street who has neen 111 for Valentine Party ed by four of the Dorcaa mem- morial Temple, Pythian Sisters, Guest Speaker bert. Miss A lva Anderson, Mra. YOU CAN’T MISS About Town will meet tonight at the home of the past six weeks, was removed 7,088 Continued moderately cold to yesterday afternoon to the Hart Viola M iffitt, Mias Anne M. E. WITH CANDY! Mrs. Walter Henry. 46 Starl.- Of Dorcas Group Johnson and Misa Lillian Larson. Member of the Audit night. ^ ford hospital. ____ _ following » *«»rt weather street. Mrs. Henry will be It waa greatly enjoyed by all Gat some today for Val Bureau o f CtrcnlatloBB meeting" of tho Cothollc assisted by her mother, Mrs. lv.a present. entine gifts and parties! Manchester— 'A City of Village Charm Ingraham. The 'Volunteer Service Bureau The Dorcas Society’s Valentine Mrs. J. Martin Lehr of Chest Tjd tTbert of 128 Eldrld.^c Lutheran church was a delightful VOL. LXI., NO. 115 (Claaslfled Advertising On Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1.3, 1942 PRICE THREE CENTS street^as returned hontie from the open during the morning for regis other numbers. They’re everybody’s fa ture and demonatratlon In the "A rt trations. affair and enjoyed by fully 125 o f A p^ytn g Ooametlca." Refreeh- HartforU hospital where he iinder- Mrs. T. A. Gustafson and Mrs. persons. The ten tables were bea- vorite ! menU will be served, following the went a ^ in or opera tion. Thora Maloney were co-chairman i • Sergeant Wlllism Adan.jion. who demonatratlon by the committee in tlfuliy decorated, each one having of the large committee of hostcaa- haa been home on a furlough from es In charge. charge. Townsend Club No. 2 will meet for its centerpiece a large, lacy Valentine Boxes tomorfW- evening at the Y M.C.A i Camp Blanding, Florida, left to- liny to return to K coinp.'iny of the f valentine, and all attractively set A card party will be held In the .e ^ rts of the mass meeting in for 12 guests, with two hostesses Buckingham church Friday eve lartford hast Sunday will be giv ; isiith Infantry. „ p at a table. Sandwiches, cup cakes, L L CED.\RS $ 1 J 0 ning atartlng at 8 o’clock. en. j Alex Cole will tonight show mov- ice cream and coffee were served. German Warships Make Daring Escape; ^ ing pictiire.s to the tro<-ips who are The entertainment consisted of vThe Ladies Aid SxCiety of the a comic sketch, vocal and instru f N G O .stationed at the Manche.ster A r ZIOR Lutheran church of which mory. Also, tomorrow evening he L mental music. V’irginia, young TOMORROW NIGHT Petar’a Chocolate Shojppe Mrs^^atherine Rowselle of Ridge daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Street lijiresident, who held such will show the same morvio.*! to the troops 111 Ea.st Hartfor-l. Johnson, played four piano num 693 Main Street Next To Manchester Gas Co. KOPPERS a successhnl.^doughnut fry for the bers. "Gertrude’s Dance" by ORANGE HALL benefit of the Red Cro.s.s recently, lyicnl officers of the State Guard Beethoven; "Country Gardens’’ by have been prevailed upon to have companies here In town received, Grainger; "The Old Refrain.’’ a I another. This time the t>rr>flts will COKE this week, correspondence from folk song and "The Swallow ” by Japs Two Miles From Singapore Heart A LIC E c o f r a ;« be used for the society’s depletePaint Colonel Ualllam .1. .Ma.xwcll, com ment. In the Servtoe of the Peo Adamy. Mias Ixniise Ciaraka, Mrs. mander of the Second Battalion. church, Rockville, will be the guest Foes Reach Tanglin, Race Through Heavy ■M No. Main St. Xel. 4148 Erna Laahiaske anrl Mrs IjJlian ple for SO Years. speaker at the services of Temple Freheit. Shoppers 169 Chnrch Street, Hartford, Coan. All persons of town are urged to Beth Rholom on Friday night, Feb. Phone 6-0007 iM 9HAiv>y^.fillet . . . Birds Eye Peas. Methodist rhiireh has completed | services will begin at 8 p. m P«.rtrale Cara,..’ of JJ„rd Bottlc Shock Forces Alternate German Aiitlacily in Pa ButtleMhipn Scliarnhorst French Fried Potetoes (with Wesson Oil of course). SILK CITY Mrs. II. B. DeW’oir, Instructor. Predicts Jap pinna for its rafoteria si.pper and ] A Group II Project. British Imperial De Between Inching C ( SHAN STATES rading Three of Her Anti Gneisenau and Radishes and Salad. With the strike on in Boston, and entertainment tomorrow evening at the churxli. The meni’oers will 50 Cents Each Session. Crawls and Swift Push Cruiser Prince Eugen no toh coming in, we are going after Birds Eye Fish 21 HOUR SERVICE DINER Call Mrs. R. B. Wadsworth, fenders at Northern A^Utn Todoy CHIENGSEN Most Valuable Ships of sales in a big way. More Birds Eye Coyk Books just re he prepared to begin to serve .YAB^^, M A Troubles Will (li.shes at 5:30 and eontinue until A Good Place To fifit! 8075, To Register. End of Race Course; ing from Cover Ao War Past Britain's Make Sensational Es« ceived. . .64 pages of tempting new food dishe.s. . only r,30. The club’s advertisement He Doesn’t Worry lOe. Many good fish recipes. [ el.sewhere today will "ive an idea Severe Offensive and JNeOr 1C I'Ve E Cover Make Clof^est Tightly Guardetl Front Grow Bigger cape from French Dry- ' of what to expert and the price. Defensive Operations ------Threat to Singapore; Door Shoeks Islands; fiock Prison; Under The entertainment to begin about TOUNGOO , vr CHIENGMAI ;30 will feature a travel talk by About Heating Reported by Japs to Japanese Attempting to Heavy Fighting in PROME • Instant Clamor for Fire of British Planes, Alfred Bollerer of Hartford on r '• * i Pravda Sees Longer West and Northwest. V iC y / J > I s Ships and Shore Guns. FOODS places he has visited throughout DINE and DANCE Be in Full Swing. Force Another Cross- Explanation of Feat. Communications a n d FROSTED the U. ,R. There will be ni'.isie and Sliced, Sweetened Bay ’riah'^THAILAND BIROS EYE FISH... a general good lime. TONIGHT! FRANKIE VALL AND HIS ORCHESTRA Tokyo (From Japanese ing o f Salween in London, Feb. 13.— (7P)— London, P'eh. 1.3.— (/P)— Growing Resistance London, Feb. 13.— ( ^ — Problems..... fi Boncles-s Fillets of Strawberries SPECIAL! RABBIT A L A CIVETTE Broadcasts), Feb. IS.-^iP)— Paan Area of Rangoon The Union Jack w a v e d Germany’s audacity in jiarad- Adding to Difficulties. Three of Germany’s mightiest Japanese tanks have pene through another of its evi warships, in daring defiance COD ...... 38c Steaks — Roast Beef — Oysters On the Half Shell A N D IF YOU DO, IT S TIME YOU SW ITCHED TO Bengal 'K f Nn Nfcf,! kRKj ' m ing three of her most valu ^,T^^ATON•”’Jl^ ____ HADDOCK ...... 44c 28c Broilers — Clams On the Half Shell — Scallops — Etc. trated the “camps” of the Rangoon. Burma, Feb. IS.—{je dently numbered days over able ships of war past Brit Moscow, Feb. 13 i/Pi - Pravda of Britain’s air and sea pow LEHIGH V.\LLEY CO.\L! For carefree heating dur British Imperial defenders of — Heavy fighting has broken out Singapore city today hut Jap RANGOON/^ NJ jm a r tab a n ain's tightly guarded front predicted today in a lengthy re er, have made a sensational M ACKER EL ...... 32c SHELLED PEAS FINE WINES — LIQUORS AND BEER BUY Singapore at a point little again in the area of Paan. 30 miles anese sh(Kk forces, alternat door shocked these islands to view of the Pacific war t,iat Japa escape from their French RED P E R C H ...... 42c 30c box ing the bitterest weather of the year, 'phone 5145 for (jffwOULMEIN. more than two miles north from the mouth of the Salween ing between inching crawls day. There waa instant clam nese dilTicultles would increase drydex-k prison, racing to' GENUINE SOLE .. .48c f f O U H t Reymander's Restaurant river, where the Japanese are at Newford Hook Limas. Genuine Parl5 wMil. Lehigh Valley coal can deliver lots of heat for a west of the city along the and swift, almost suicidal w or to know how a second-rate through lengthened communica freedom through the Englisn SCALLOPS ...... 62c 35-37 Oak Street ' Telephone 3922 tempting to force a subsidiary c\ northern end of the race crossing In their drive toward Ran rushes from cover to cover, Navy could do that against tions and growing Allied resist channel under the fire of Brit B Y M ETER long lime, doesn’t choke up with its own ashes, responds ance. Corn. Spinach. Asparagus. Broccoli. course -'there, Domel (Japanese goon. had reached suburban Tanglin, His Majo.sty’.s sea guardians and ish planes, ships and shore guns. Expert Gill' "in the progre.ss of the war the new* agency) said today. The Today’s Army communique little more than two miles from the press began shouting for It wa.s a gamble that risked free quickly in the morning. I niform high quality and free reserves of Japan will be exhaust same dispatch reported that "se stated: the heart of the metropolla. That 100 scalp.s. By now the 26.000-ton Ger dom for the 26,000-ton battleships We will have Fresh Oysters, Opened Chowder Clams. Sc^ice vere offensive and defensive oper waa the position on the southern man battleships Scliarnliorst and ed while the reserves of the united .Scharnliorst and Gneisenau and dom from impurities make people call the Manchester "On the Salween front heavy MILES ES Salmon and Halibut. ations have been In full swing be sector of the 14-mile battle line, Gneisenau and the 10.000-ton the 10,000-ton cruiser Prinz Eu (Continued on Page Two) Lumber & Fuel Company time after time! tween Japanese and British troops (Continned oa Page Tw o) the closest threat to Singapore Brinz Eugen probably have reach gen, to rove the seas again as Booth’s Haddock F illets...... lb. 39c since this morning in the northern city, but on the central part of the A t Chiengrai (A ), British bombers have smashed at Japanese ed the haven of German waters in lethal raiders of Britain’s com B u U erfish ...... lb. 22c I N 6 O suburbs of Singapore." contracting front the Japanese concentrations where the Nipponese have been gathering for a pro the Helgoland bight after running merce, against their loss as th* jected push (shaded arrow) toward the Burma road. A t least two TONIGHT 8 O’CLOCK ^ Trying to CXierk Advance appeared to have seized most of the length of the English channel 1 price of failure. LARGE, FRESH, WHOLE H.YDDOCK PHONE 5145 .\ND PL.\CE YOUR ORDER NOW! the city’s sources of water—the Jap dhrtsions had been reported at Chlengmai. Chlne.se forces, mov- I British artillery was said to be Dutch Report with an esi urt wliieli slip|K'd past j Claim British Engineer Shrewd Coup ODD FELLOWS HALL central reservoirs. ing into the Shan states of Burma (black arrow) wer.e reported In j the narrow ron idor’.s defemlers | In Slice or Piece. concentrating its fire on the Japa their first clash with the Jap Invaders. Meantime, strong Jap forces j And the Briti.sh ruefully ac SPO.NSORED BY KI.NO DAVID LODGE, I. O. O. F. nese from the southern section of No Great Change In Libe and knorkod 12 British planes out knowledged this black Friday Sealed and cectHM far accuracy 255 crossed the Salween river above Martaban (B ) after apparently seiz of the sky. Warship Sunk PRECISELY RIGHT! ------G.\.MES ------the city in an effort to check the Japs Slacken Singapore’s 10 p. m. broadcast ing that strategic city protecting the approaches to Rangcxin. that, .so far at least, the German* This wonderful delicate Short Our new "MetcreU Furl Oil Dchveric* 25 G am es...... $4.00 Piiie Per Game Japanese advance. (St 11 s. m.. e.w.t.i. came through ( ’onsequenees Disturb British had engineered a shrewd and aktll- Senrice" provide* you with • delivery Ignition must function to a 4 Special G am es...... $10.00 Prize Per Game CENTER on schedule, the announcer saying ful coup under the muzzles of Pfimttd Many civilians were reported Not only the blow to Britain’s ening. . .Snowdrift. . .made by receipt that i* by the meter split-hair, a split-instant — or else! | there had been “ no great change with the dffirW g£lttsgt dtUttred. I Special G a m e ...... $50.00 Prize -MANCHESTCR-iST. fleeting from the city to escape Indies D rive air and naval prestige, in which ] Diirin«f Battle Britain’s home defenders. Our ignition experts work to abso Thi* ricket ia your fuarantee ol full Door Prize .810.00 - Japanese bombing. In the general line." He added that To many political observers it M’esson Oil Co., still a best buy lute precision — and nothing less the Empire's pride is highest, but 1 meaaure. $1.00 Adinlaalon Includes All of the Above Games. Earlier a Domei dispatch con fighting was heaviest in the west also Its consequences disturbed the i also meant that the government at will permit a motor to perform at Speelal Cards lOc Earh. Navy Raids Inflict Gcr. ceded today that the Invaders of ern and northwestern sectors and British. Nazis .\sscrt DcHlroycr of Prime Minister Churchill has Its okay-peak! Genuine Parta uaed Destruction of Harbor Singapore Island were still two that “ there is ample evidence that With the British fleet involved only a slim chance of riding out In all repairs or replacements. the Japanese forces are not hav Sent to Bottom, .\n- the storm of popular indignation. 3 pounds 69c They cost us more. But they save miles from the heart of Singapore W’^orks at Macassar So in the Mediterranean and far Pa- I city. ing everything their own way.” cific, the Gormans now have earn- ; money for our customers! The Japanese seemed to have othcr Set Afire ami ■L’> i fenU In Africa and in the P acl^ Make French Fries with Made Fight To Death Effective Ejnemy W ill More Punishment od an opportunity to join those | The Domei correspondent ac seized Peirce reservoir, one of the powerful ships to their other bat PlaiiCM Shot Down. these sources said, but the hum M'esson O i l ...... pint 32c NORTON knowledged that this had been Not Find U ^ u l Item. two largest in Singapore’s "catch tle forces and. possibly, heavily bling of two of BrlUln’s fighting ment area,” since t o d y ’s commu weight the scales of .Naval power services w ithin 4ight of t l ^ Eng ELECTRICAL made a fight to the death by the Berlin (From German Broad British garrison. Batavia. N. E I., FebXlS (>P) — nique placed the fighting there Than Ever Hinted in the Atlantic. lish coa.st "cannot be ^plained casts!, Feb 13 .-Ti A BritiA de Fine Flavored L. T. WOOD INSTRUMENT CO. W e’re At Your Service To "Braving a rain of bullets dl- Thr Dutch high command imported around Ang Mo Kto at the eastern Aliich censure fell on the air away by oratory. ” /' « .rected at them by the British de end of the reservoir. branch the R. A. F. and the Fleet stroyer was sunk, and another waa liace Through Narrow Strait ICEBERG Hilliard St. Phone 4060 today a temporary alacken^g of The German battleships raced BALDWINS fenders ateel-helmeted Japanese Fighting waa under way around A ir A r m - fo r it was a virtual set afire and 45 British planes COMPANY Oie Japanese drive on The Neth MacRItchle reservoir, twin of the umbrella of air protection stem I through the narrow/Strait of Do- LETTUCE soldiers, grimly closing in on Slng- were shot liown in the Battle of Keep Your Car In Good erlands Indies and aaid destr Peirce pool. Several smaller pools ’^sunk°Tr'^n *Auxn. Japsyicsc ming out in relays from German ' ver at 28 to 30 Irtiots, their lop 3 i pounds 25c PH ONE 4196 tion of harbor works of Macassai the PJngli.-h CTiannel yesterday, a speed, an authorUatlve source said Read Herald Advs. (Coutianed au Page Six) in the catchment area north of the bases on the French coast which 10c head Crisp, Fresh chief port on Celebes, had been so Peirce reservoir appeared to be iar>' Vessels Sent to D i v C B o i n l ) C r S I saw the flotilla safely through the ' German military .spokesman said tiKlay Later tl)is wa.s, lowered to Everybody Loves It— At the Tea Room Running Order And Have effective that "the enemy will not thin the Japanese line. I channel, a centuries-old sypibol of todav i 18 to 20 knot/, fast enough to RADISHES find anything of use to him.” City Not Y’et Won Bottom During At the British I.sles’ invulni'rabilily. bring them to Helgoland before Freak i "Most Insolent Challenge” I. -More than 600 planes were fight- noon today. W e Have the Biggest Selection Top Officers The defenders’ acorched-earth ^ BfU the enemy had not yet won tack on MarHhall Prev of Guns 4c bunch tactics also were carried out in ^IngajMre city, though moat of t t e "British sea power has received ' ‘ This authority said no British SPINACIC Lobster*—Scallops—Clams—Oystera—Fresh Fish of All Kinds the most insolent challenge made through which the (”.e rm «i battle- .It Give You, Maximum other parts uf southern Celebes’■> IMand w m In his hands. " And Gilbert Islands. surface ehip.s were lost,' thus con 2 bun ch es...... 7 c No Need To Look Further.. .We’ve Out What You Want— against it for years, ” declared The ■ "hips Gnei.^enau and scharnhorst tradicting the Berlin communi •OAK GRILL- Right Here! Desert Union the high command said, adding This ^ c h waa evident in the 29c peck TOMATOES ...... lb. 25c that according to latest ofNclal admisslonss contained In the last Destroy«*tl hy American Evening Standard i “^"d the cruuier I’ nnz Eugen pa.ss- •WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” HAY'E DINNER WITH US TOM ^^qW ! news from this sector of Japanese Washington, Feb. 13.— (JF) ••N’o German fleet ever sailed - ''"'I'’*' the on Pag* Six) two Singapbje communiques, the coa.st Service In Every Way. Invasion the harbor area of Ma latest beings timed at 5 p. m. — The Navy’s surpri.se raids Anti-Aircraft Fire in through the straits of the cliannel MINIMUM DELIVERY ORDERS— $1.00 D/NE AND DANCE Executive Council Mem cassar still was in flames last in the last war. Indeed, no enem.y The germans said they Ui.-t (6 a. m, e, w . ^ ) on Japanese bases in the IncrcaHing Fighting seven planes. night. Singapore anmunced that the fleet has dared to do it for rriore To the Lilting Tunes of THE TEA ROOM bers of Independent Marshall and Gilbert islands “ No Wines — No Ltquars — 4ust Good Food" (Tokyo claimed yesterday that Japanese had stepped up their sir In Philippine .Area, than a century. The sen was ours." Puts Plane Iw>s«es .\t 4.1 888 MAIN STREET OPP. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH Group Also Join CIO. Macassar had been occupied.) and artillery pressh^e with fre proved today to have inflicted It hurled a fistful of "whys” at An official communique placed Flashes! Macaasar, chief port In the quent shelling, hlgh^ ibyel, low level even heavier punishment on the R. A F. and the Navy, asking the firttish plane lo.sses st 43 but DON MAC AND HIS Washington, Feb. 13 /Pi De 'Ijjte Bulletins of'l^e (/P) Wire) Paterson, N. J., Feb. 13—(J*i— the enemy than first reports IndhuT^t QtxK:tn/.m c (Continued on Page Tw o) (Continned oe~^Ps^ Six) struction of two Japanese dive (Conllniird on Page Six) (Continue,! on Page Twi») The CIO, which had been organiz MAl/ICI ‘iAIlulAlXlCTOCCT302 MAIN STREET RHYTHM MASTERS hinted. 'The batteries and bombers by American anti-aircraft ! Border Proxlnj-e t ’«le d \ DIAL 4151 ing quietly at the five plants of ------bombers of Pacific fleet units (■ua>a<|ull, tkmulcr. K8(i. IS.— DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! .. the huge W rigbt Aeronautical guns during increasing fighting in hOSTU Qi- POST OFFICE • ON, SLOCK FROM SimARMORVg got these results Jan. 31 In s J -J",— The twrder province ''pf El Roast Beef Bojuxt Turkey Veal Cutlets Corporation in the Pasaaic valley, the Philippines was reported to today had the allegiance of three lightning offensive sweep: They Oni u;is turned oxer by P'!tV Half Broilers Steaka Corned Beef and Cabbage day by the War Department. Ecuador >esterda> In a brief representatlV'^ dent Wright Aeronautical Em carrier. »rhey sent 11 Japanese porting aggressive enemy patrol of Ih.- I nlle’ veaaels to the bottom. action, mistakenly bombed and t ’hil(* and Hmr.ll. the (Mtwers whlrh We Have a Bean Front End Aligning Machine Like the The Independent union had been Into War Production TJiey destroyed st least 41 enemy machine-gunned their own infan Way into White Russia me*llaled the Periivlan-Eeuadorlan One Shown Here. It is scientifically designed to show recognized as bargaining agent wSrolanes, either in serial dog- try. with heavy casualties, a com frontier ilispule. The province was We Cater To Banquets up troubles that cause shimmy which in turn causes by the W right concern for its 22,- flglHs or on the ground. munique said. awarded Ecuador by s protocol 000 aircraft engine employes, but In d a.u 7 Told to ^ n - W e l d c F s P l a n Drstroy Important Bases ’Victim* of the mistaken attack Sulnnarines of Northern concluded at the rocsot Rio De excessive wear. Have the front end of your car checked were identified aa element* of the .faneiro conference. CQ the CIO United Automobile Work vert Entire Facilities And they plastered destruction British Foil s s • now and have it put in shape if it is out of alignment. ers of America, Aircraft Diviaion, 122nd Japanese regiment of Gen, Fleet Report Sinking all over the important nsvsl and Akira Nara’a 65th division. Battle Fire on IJner charged In a petition with the Na To Arms Output in Picket A ction sir bases which the Japanese bad W e Also. Have This Bean tional Labor Reiationa Board re Text Of Communique Tohnik Raid Five Nazi Transports, Itio I>e Janeiro, Feb. 18.— i/Pl— cently that the aaaociatlon wi Next Four Months. * _____ prepared to threaten the flank of The communique. Number 105. Fire broke out at 1 a. m. today the U. S. supply route to Austra Tanker ami Trawler. < Wheel Balancer to check company-dominated and aaked for based on reports received up until i ahnard the .'1,1,1.5-100 former Ital lia and the southwest Pacific. ian freighter .\e<|uUas. one of tb* a bargklnlng election. Washington, Feb. 13.-(;P) Spokesman Asks Police 9:.30 s.m.. e w.t., said: .Aircraft Enjiape POPULAR the balance o f your Derides to Jotn f ’lO The news that five warships had "1. Philippine theater: Mo.^cow. Fell. 1.3.—( P)— Axis v*“ssels purchased recentl.v Jamea G. McCloskey, Sr., presi — The W ar Production Board To Be on Hand in been bagged waa a gratifying sur "Aggressive enemy patrol action ’ “ Boinhert*, Eiplitcrs Be The lied .\rniy's i'ar-rangiiig lix Bra/lllan IJnr>. *"*• eight wheels. dent of the Independent union, at announced today it had order prise to the cspttal, for the initial charsetenzed sporadic fighting in ‘ himrs later hartwir firen»en and the a Case Fight Starts. ski troops have knifed crew still were battling the fore Reaching Target. FOOD MARKET s special meeting of . the council ed the $200,000,000 radio reports the day after the raid in Bataan during the past 24 hours. ! Unbalknred wheel* have been of hi* organization yeiterday an dicated that the only victims of "Enemy dive bombers were ac through German lines .into flumes. The ship was tied up at s f s i’ai. I'm tMakIna aF takkn an taU aiyiaN. 855 Main Street Rubinow Building kndW-B to throw the car out of con nounced the declaion to join the manutacturing industry to Bulletin! the U. S. fleet task force had been tive. Two were .shot down by our Cairo. Feb 13 ./P An at White Uu.ssia, which lies dock where she had been loaded AUTOMATIC HEA trol to such an extent that It would CIO union. with coal when the unexpUlned itaca avaryhany't baan astaf tklc law ask “Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” convert its entire facilities to Tmoomo, Wash., F A . IS—(>P) Japanese auxiliary vessels anti-aircraft guna. Japane.se dive tempted raid on Tobruk harbor next to the old .frontier with leave the road or a coUIslon would " I would rather be an honeat fire started. hard «aa(, I dant aat aa aaarsha at aH. Th0 K/Mtrn W»y arms productioii within the —Betwe«si 4$ sad 59 pickets Besides the 17,000-ton converted bom -era mlatakenly bombfd and z result. rank and file member of an honeat machine-gunned their own infan yesterday by a large formation of Poland, a *ii>|)atcii said tiHlay, seeking sa Isdepeodest weld carrier, the Japanese lost a light union like the UAW -CIO than the next four months. If the con Axis bombers and fighters was Oiins Will fontlnue Fight Yat, you'd ba surprised how fifth ash you get from Famous with Anthrtglf ers' uBhHi St the Mg Sesttle- cruiser, a destroyer and two sub try. with heavy casualties. The vic while in tlie Arctic sulima- *UalialaBxwd wheels hammer the bearings o f the front end preaident of the biggest indepen version is not accomplished W’a.shlngton, Feb. IS Reading Anthracite, ^ low ash hard cool. And this low ash Tsooms shipyards were best- marines. The carrier was believed tims of the erroneous attack were prevented by British fighter rines, of the northern Bed aaaembly aad wear them oat prematurely. ___ dent union In America,” he aaid within that period, the board de elements of the 122nd Japanese I’ residrnt Boosexelt received ss FISH SPECIALS! ew, their p l^ettn g eigws term to have a capacity of 34 or more planes, a Ro^al Air Force com fleet repevrted sinking five German contacit means for more heat from every ton, and a really worth- Uabalaaeed wheels are caused by changing tires naeven wear Then with Vic«-Preaident Thom- clared in a virtual ultimatum, the regiment of Gen. Akira Nara’s assurance todsv from Owen LattF from them sad Um were warplanes and It appeared prob transports, a tanker and a trawl whda saving in fuel bills, let us send you this money-saving of tread— addition of patchee— Improper mounting o f tires— loss aa Hunter, ^A—latant Treasurer government will take over uncon munique declared today. more of Baltimore. poUtIcal sd v l» chased over the tideffsts In s able that some of these were lost 65th Division. er. The dispatch from the western of halaaea weilghta YOUR WHEELS SHOULD BE CHECKED Michael Fedyn and aeven commit verted planta, break up their or "2. There is nothing to report tThe German high command er to GenenUlssImo (Tdoag KsF laundered coal— plainly trodemorked with the RED spots which Q. rissh with A F L welders oom- when the ship was destroyed, al front announcing the pehetration STEAK (Hd Company’s Anthracite will meet any REGULARLY. tee members, McCloskey notified ganisation, and shift their equip from other areas.” said German dive bombers bomb Shek. that "the Chinese will, eon- Identify it os genuine Fomous Reading Anthracite— America's OYSTERS the council they felt “ the best In hig o ff doty St 7 s-m. today. though the Navy made no specific of White Russia, one of the S>clal- heatiiic test you give It—becanae It’s pre ment and labor “to other parta of ed Tobruk harbor installations and tlnue HghUng.” Chins. tatttiaeW fastest selling hord coaW ^ Prepare year car for safer aad more pleasant driving by coming terests of the Wright workers can About s dosew poUeemen oa claims In that regard. ist Soviet republics long in Ger told reportefs. I* “ one of CODand BLUE lata oar Wheel Balaaciag Department and having your wtnwls the economy where they could be duty st tho yards wers wshie scored direct hits on several bat- man hands, specified neither the tested at the minea for alze, cleanncM and beat be served by immediate af- mobilized for 'war production.” Another gratifying disclos'ure Igorots Help Launch strongest sectors on the frost si rhnrkfid and balanced. It can be done In a short time aad the . filiaUon with the CIO.” ts stM the dghttag. Ooe ef about the vigorous raid sros that tenes i position nor the strength of the the I oiled Nations.” and Is near 30c pint 1 beat content. Order now and tea what thia The ultimatum was laid down. Counter-Attack Four Shot Down cent Is Maall The sudden move brought a the -AFT, weldsrs, srreeted sad a flying admiral dlrecttd the operation. Indications were that er xlctorv against Jspsa after *x* 27c lb. It was learned, at a meeting of "Our aircraft engaged the ene- meana to you In the form of more heat, statement from Richard'T. Frank- plsrsd Is s patrol wogeO. was operation. V i ^ Admiral William F. By Clark Lee it was patrol a* tion on a large yrmn of" flghllsg Thas over be representatives of 55 radio aet freed by his fellow workers. mv before they reached their tar more eomfort—leas care and l^aa eoat. ensteen, national director of the Halsey, Jr., commander of carrier With General Mac Arthur on scale. fore.” Even should the B u m s roo4 Checkerboard WE HAVE FACTORY TRAINED MECH.\NICS manufacturers by R. R. Guthrie, get," the R. A, F, war bulletin Aircraft divUion of the UAWA. Bataan Peninsula. Feb. 12 i De Ski soldiers, who maneuvered be cut. Chins wlU be able te.eeo- a assistant chief of the 1VPB Bu division one'in the aircraft battle said. ” ln the,, ensuing combat TO OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT! Tscoms, Wssb., Feb. IS.— <(P)— layed)—uP)~Tough. wiry Igorou. Mackerel that the CIO waa well on its way force, commanded the well-balanc Unue resistance, he ssserted. SMELTS reau of Induatry Branchea. Shipyard weldors seeking on Inde their keen-edged boloa slung over three JU88’* and one Macchi C200 to attaining a majority in the ed force of aircraft carriers, (Coatlnoed OS Page Two) W right plants, all operating on The civilUn output o f the Indus pendent union sold t h ^ would their backs, rode the tops and sides were shot down and several other try recenHy waa ordered cut 40 cruisers and destroyers which car enemy bombers and fighters se MsrkeU At A Olsncs Feed Store 9c lb. I an around-the-clock buis. picket workers reporting at the of American tanks todav helping Tre:i8ury Balance New York, Feb. I*—MV— 1 3 lbs. 29c ried out the attacks Frankenateen said the Wright per cent under 1941 producUon, aa yards today. Ccn. Doug!a* Mac Arthur’s Fi’dpmo verely damaged. Stocks—saghtiy srixad; fetM a pre'imlnary to- the award of To the capital this was an In "Two of our fighters were lost Washington. Feb. 13—CP)—The 10 APEL PLACE organiaatlonal work here waa “ W e don’t Intend to get tough,” troops launch a successful counter rbsoges nsmir. LARGE—NATIVE ______of a general drive in all plants of aome $2,000,(X)0,000 in arms con anid Chorlsa Brtnkerhoff, their dication that officers of the sir attack In the hilly terrain on the but the pilot of one ia safe.” position of the Treasury Feb. 11: G. E. WILLIS 4 SON. he | Garws Receipts, $31,522,412.12: expen Bowls—Steady: osse IW MBss MANCHESTER 18 MAIN STREET The Curtlas-Wright- Corporation tract to radio manufacturera. spokesman, “ I have telephoned po arm were being entrusted, with re Western flank of the Bataan front. On the land front there were govemmest loss well i seat rod Coal. Lamher, Maaoaa* SappUea, Palat ______only patrol actions, a communique ditures. $117,012,827.18: net bal STRICTLY FRESH EGGS 41c doz. In Clifton and Caldwell, N. J., Co- Officials said It waa expected lice headquarters to have pstrol- sponsibility In Important missions Despite the heroic desiatance of OottiNs—aigber; rinds sod New TELEPHONE 7711 X MALN STREET TEL. $IU MANCIIR8TRR lumbnfe and Cincinnati, Ohio., and ance. $2,924,678,923.97: custom* ------_ (Osatlsiaed aa r^ g * Tea) j receipts for month. $9,541,179.67. J- Dries sa baylag. r —— : BiiXtala^N. T. « *■ r s f NiM ). (« awPa^ Nlos) t< m Psgs T m > (Osatlsaeff as Fogs TV9). * a MAWUMEISTKK iiVtLlNlXSG HEKAJjD, MANGHESTCR. CONN. FRlDA^'i , FEBRUARY 18, 194f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ^lANCHESTEK, CONN. FKIUAY, FEBRUARY lit, 194* PAGE TH REE iT W O j:2 :~ Dutch Report New Rubber Process Two Japanese Predictsjap i Four Lectures Cox Welcomes It Cost a Lot of Money Two Classes fBaies to Plant Your Seeds Troubles Will Careful Driving Adds Japs Slacken Dive Bombers Auuouuced 3i*oad IiiquiFv Are Exempt America So As to Escape Pests Is Developed in State Grow Bigger To Life of Car Tires To Dress Mrs. Abe Lincoln Indies Drive Prey of Guns Garden Clubs to Hold — y Aliens from A.\i»*Doin* (Continued Irom Page One) Hopes Probe Will F’ree 0 )lumbus, O., Feb. 13.—(^ —It . want and destitution,” one Jetter Derby, Feb. J8 — (^’1 — The for domesUc use but can be pro- tl Brady read. "Therefore, It 1* I (Continued from Page One) Series of Talki on cost a lot oif money to dress Mrs. inated Countries Still DRIVES to VICTORY • N. «r HaT«n. 5 'ns. F*b. !».— happen la that he h*a made ~ a lot (Continued from Page 'One) Sponge Rubber Company, of thi* duced in sheets front o f , the U.S.A., England and Experts Figure That Department of *Dis> Abraham Lincoln In the style de natural to suppose that when It Nobody can lick Amer M ^ js numerou* needi in the detenM in* Growing of Foods. On Hartford Stage manded by Washington society became Imperatively necessary for Stan bUeepd, you c«a otart your ^ ^rork tor hlmaelf in thinning city and Shelton, announced today ,mg,r,es. One of the most oncour- 1 the Igorots, a Japanese push In China will gro—" the Communist Average Auto Will Last ruptive Influenccs\ Subject to Arrest. ica — because America B id m B«it month, saya the Con- out the too-thlckly-growlng ctx-p southwestern part of the tslaiHt. Is party organ said. and her own tastes, down to a Mrs. Lincoln, the honored and be threatened by enemy drives frmii that Its chemists have developed a ..igmg new uses of the product ' overwhelming numbers had driven ‘‘pets there f a s t e r.” ao^cut Agricultural Experiment aa It comes up The Federated Garden CSuba of white point lace handkerchief at loved wife of the late President, to north and south. But this aft new proce.ss for reclaiming rubber may be by the Army, which re- ' a short wedge Into the MacArthur "Deveiopments In the Pacific Year Out if Owners HarUord, Feb. 13—(fPi—High dispose of apparel and Jewelry to Hartford. Feb. 13. JP)—The ■UUon. Even If the ground la froi- Proper Amounts to P>»n‘ Connecticut, Inc., announces 880 and a white point lace para.sol More car.s per person ernoon's communique. released that promises to solve some of the quires such niuterial to lirx tanka 'Incs. The Igorots, natives of the clerly show that the struggle will cnnb'e her to meet the common Justice Department announced Ml Bcratch a ahallow furrow and xhe proper amount* to plant— be stubborn and prolonged.’’ through It* program chairman. Use Extreme Care. ! way Commissioner Willlem J. Cox. cover at 8260, than any nation in the through the news agency Aneta, problems created by priority re- and Jeeps. It can also be used for mountain provinces of Luzon, re These were the values set by daily necessaries of life, it was through the United States attor pea seed*. TheyTl grow. i ranging from a quart of pea seed strlctlons on the use of rubber. gaskets for food containers and fused to five an Inch. They fought "Operations of the American Mrs. John B- Wallaca of Naw suspended last week by Gov. Rob w orld: that’.s •why we get gave some encouragement over Mrs. Lincoln herself in 1867 when certainly in better taste that I the ney’s office here that two classes **^bbM e, lettuce, paranlpa and p«r 100 feet of rdw to a quarter The NVar Production Board has powder kegs and to protect heavy until they were overwhelmed In fleet and Air Force In Macassar Haven a serlea of four lecture* By Paul Ocaner and John Backlay ert A. Hurley, said last night that name) Mrs. Oarke, rather than to work quicker and the situation there In denying strait testify to the growth of Al early In March upon "Growrlng for she forwarded to W. H. Brady, of ■liaacb all should be planted in of an ounce of cabbage earlier rep—How he would "welcome as broad an lii- New York, various articles of drcs.s Mrs. Lincoln, should appear in the of aliens from Axis-dominated A ^ l or May and beet*, carrots shown In flie P'tnring table tba Pushing on over the bodies of lied resistance," it said. Food In Connecticut Gardens," countries are exempt from re come back fresher than also W'ere drlting *in the city froi.i Sticre.ssful sponge rubber product The. product can he used wher- long are America’s passenger au vestlgvUon as anyone may desire" she wished to sell because of her proceedings. and corn In May and June. experiment sUtion will .gladly, made of too per cent reclaimed ever sponge rubber was formerly ihe Igorots, the Japane.se drove a '"They also prove that the Japs.- . P«rtlcidars In regard to which aw strictions placed upon enemy any of oiir opponent.s in Balaugiiipa. aead December It was estimated that security. tor, advUee dealing with reliable casear Indicate that the original edly are preparing a counter- ter charges of ’incompetence’’ and Mrs. Lincoln was desperately In appreciate her delicacy in desiring aeed bouses and sUylng away Inches for, peas, for. example, also made In shape* and sizes needed tant Curtailments, Then counter-attacks were stroke, this being in particular con- f° r t *nd for the coury this May or June might see many need of money. Instead, of the her true name and their own ig They are: i 1 i Austrians, Austro- YOl want voiir car announcemen* regarding a .lapa- ordtred to straighten the line and, "material neglect of duty" had from unknown sources whose only appear in the table an well as the Armed by the surprise attack of cars being Jacked up In garages. been filed by Attorney General $100,000 she had expected as her nominy from being known to the Hungarians. Koreans who regis Ume to plant, the distance that neee landing at Ballngnlpa Is not despite the roughness of the coun afflllnted with the Federated clubs, recommendation Is that the price the American fleet on Japanese More careful driving. • elimina Francis A. Pallotti in connection husband’s salary fo» four years of world” tered aa such under Ihe 1940 act, S tm d d 'eP a V c the ror;rnd'Vh-e- correct, " thl-communlque stated X number of populated places, try. tanks were sent to lead the In and Mrs. P. L. Davis of 36 Porter tion of unnecessary trips, slower and who have not since then vol to keep riijuinn<; Is low. BI1UU1U ^ ^ There sffwwn.s nrtno tvnrHword nfof nnoratlO!operations i |]>{|*(} B c lt t l c bases on the Marshall Is’ands. with two construction Jobs, has hla second tef-m, she received $25,- The newspaper also published a yield to be exp- on October 19, 1867, describ untarily liecome citizen* or sub Your county farm bureau will .oc-al club, is chairman of the Gar waived his right* to a preliminary 000 for (tne year of hla -lervlce: and be glad to supply you with a list, ever, were captured on the Kali Igorot volunteers, most of them •Tn addition, operations In Maf stops by Mr. and Mrs. Average of this 83.000 was. needed to care ing a.s "almost Incredible" Mrs. jects of Germany, Italy or Japan, and lust longer! recruits who had never worn a den Center committee of the fed hearing originally set for Satur of good seed sources. Time was sizes that the plan you prepare on was restni ti'I nlniosl entirely to \gain Today nin front northwest of Moscow. cassar strait bode considerable dif. American, however, are making day. for certain obligations. Lincoln’s dealings with a Chicago and. paper beforehand should be fol The engagements were In scat pair of pants, seen a rifle or even ficultlea for the Japanese in their eration. tires last longer. pawn broker with whom she pledg (2l Former citizi>ns or siiliject.s know how to make i( do when you could get all the seed reconnaiss.ance flights. The Various Lectures . The attorney general will Inves "Her present Income, she states, \\\‘ lowed closely when jf u actually tered sectors from the Leningrad dreamed of such a thing as a tank further southward advance, the It is predicted in. some quartero is but $1,700 a year, of which $300 ed for $30 the .822.5 dress she wore of Germany, Italy or Japan who YOI R CAR IS you wanted almply by writing Stand bv Gun* until called into service, clamber "Vegetable Growing for Vlc-\ tigate "certain matters” that ne BOTH — and loUing I'S do it your Congressman, but those day* get Into the field and advt.«e.a, es Near Ri^ er front, where the communique said more so that It involves still great that the average passenger car’s said had come to his attention In comes from the rent of her old to F'ofd's theater the night the before declaration of war became will keep your driving costs pecially If your memory Is trlckv. The Indies, meanwhile, certain . l.COO German officers and men ed aboard the machines and guid er exten.slon of their communica tory." the first lecture will be given tires, because of better current President wa.s assa.ssiiiati'd. .and citizens or subjects of coiintiir.s have gone. Similarly, the experi by T. H. Everett of the staff of the last few days, under a new hoii.se In Springfield, III , " the 1867 A Personal and that you carry a copy of It In our tluit the .ipparcntly 'mininent fall j were killed in one day, and the ed the drivers by signalling agalTist tions with insufficient forces for care, have 8,0(K) to 9,000 miles of paper .said. "It appears from this another dies.* which she wore at with w-hich the United States is dow n I ment sUtlon la not In the free (Continued from Page One) Uie Bronx Botanical Gardens, New procedure suggested by CHiicf Jus pocket for reference. of Sln- iporc will open the flood- I Kalinin front, where the enemy their vehicles’ steel sides with securing them Wear sUll left In them, roughly that Mr. Lincxiln not only saved no his first inauguration, as well as .at peaee, provided that in acquir seed business. gates for an all-out .lapane.se as-| their rifle butts. York. He will talk upon garden Eddy Dnehin tice William M. Maltbie and agreed MOTORS are mir husines.i. For cabbage, peppers, cclerj-. It also la advisable not to try to slain totalled more than l.OOO, to "It should be borne in mind that the equivalent of a year’s normal to by Pallotti and Cox. money while he occupied the White (Aher clothes. ing siieli citizcn.Hhip they did not Community sault upon Sumatra and .lava, . fighting has broken out again In Where trees grew too close to- with the growth of Allied resist sites, soil conditions and plating. Whellier \mi want to yet rid of bead lettuce and tomatoes. It is buy out the hardware store In the central zone west of Moscow The lectures wi'l be given at the driving. Not later than March 4, Pallotti House but really lived beyond his retain their old allegiance. preparation for \-our gai-den. Vou stood by their guns today, deter- | the area of Pnan. The situation on gether for the tanks to i>enetrate. ance and further extension of "The Magic Plano Fingers of income." These two claases are not .siiti- .'•more satisfactory" say* the ex- this front is " obscure. Further There, the communique said, Hed New Haven 'Y.M.C.A., March 2 and In other words, the big passen wa-s expected lo file a complete Tire Offered For House a .-iliglit knock id’ need it complete can do nil the work you will want mined to fight on regardless of the the IgoraU Jumped down and hostilities In the South seas area, Radio", Eddy Diichin and hla or ject to rcstrietions rt-gnnling con ASSET. Let's ■perlmsnt station, to set out planU south the situation is quiet at the Array forces hurling back counter cleared a path with their bales. 3 at 10.30 and 2:00 p. m. Stamford ger tire pinch for the average list of charges, "more formal " and Mr*. IJneoln’s Invoiilory ovorlninlinK. the greater .'(kilk to with a hoe, a rake, a spading- ( . r t l d s . j attacking Germans killed more the Japanese commani' w ill be j driver may not come until around chestra, are appearing in person, presumably amplified. Mrs. Lincoln’s inventory iiiclnd- traband articles, travel, or ideiitl- than to use seed unless the gar W hetluT the Viulcd .states and! moment." Overrun Jap Positions las and Electric company, March Se.attle — (J’l — Ray William of our hip’ll prade mechanics— dener has a hot bed In which to fork, a shovel and a trowel. A than 200 of the foe. compelled to Increase the .strength ' this time next year. To Engage Engineers ed these articles: fleatlon rertlfleales Britain can get needed reinforce- j Cling to Defense Positlone The tanks overran the Japanese 3 and 4, and Hartford, March 6 today, Saturday and Sunday at son. who's been offering to mvap a KEEP IT I p to Start them. Tomato seed may be hand sprayer or duster will help, of troops operating on the t rescnl Pallotti said that he would en A black cemer (aniel's hair But they .are .siibjei-t, tin- coin- plii«; our modern machinery and ments Into this are.1 ! Earner, tne picture preseuieu _ » D t>oaltions, blasting openings for theater of war. and 3. State theater, Hartford. Also in hran-l new- tire for a 7-room water sown directly Into the ground for too. aa wlU 50 feet of heavy twine Earlier, the picture presented the Infantry, which mopptKl up the The second of the series. "Home Trucks; Chances are lietter than gage private consulting engineers, shawl, long. .81.500: a white confer niiinication rontinue.s, to arrest I’ipid inspection— make it po.ssi- meet the expected was c the defenders clinging ! R p p o r f K u M IO fl "In estimating the situation In 50-50, many think, that heavy pCr.=Min. is Ray Bolger, foremost one of whom, "a very prominent camel’s hair .shawl, long. .^l, oo; front hoii.se with fruit trees, says and detention as enemy aliens } ICTORY a late crop and. If this Is done, you or cord to help you space the | j , " ” besfing upon the govern Japanese and flni.shed the attack Food Production," dlscus.sing how 2 he’s getting nibbles. “ Several peo lile for us to piiarantee .-Hlisfac- in straight lines. filial I "teadfaariy to consolidated pcsl- the racifle, one cannot pass by ac- trucks will continue lo get tire.s dancing comedian of stage and engineer in New York," already is ■another shawl .at SIOO, c.i.other at without recourse to the courts, if tfiould plant several seeds where Losses Heavy with its lines rcstralghtened. ; vization on the Chlnese-Japanese to make fruit and vegetable plant ple have the hoii.se," he said wi.st- tion. Drive in foi- check-up, the plant* are wanted and' then Cultivation-that's the agrl. ul- ' I «ons along the Salween despite as they need them. screen. Recall him as the fam in Hartford. .?3.50, and one at $100: three siipi-r- such appreheiisinn is deenied a Berlin (from German' broad The more experienced .Moros ■ ' . . . . p ings an integral part of the land tural terminology for getting out (,phl.ng ,and I the Japanese conquest of Marta- --o f stubborn fl.ghtlng de ous scarecrow In "The Wizard of Cox’s statement: line point lace shawls at .<1.5oo, fiiliy, "but no fruit trees ” part of national .security. STAMIARD! tii(iii V ! thin them to one plant after they casts), Feb.‘ 13—(/P— The Ger from the southern Philippine Is veloped in the southern C^ina area scape, will be by James Bush- bave become well established. Ihere and going to work with the consequences, " he as- j han /W e r mo^^^^ Brown, who la an authority from Oz," and the singing and dancing "Where the governor .s hearing $.500 and ,*i30<); another wli le point bank man high command said today . lands.. , also , have distinguished ^ - ...... ay imperil the Japanese Loadings; Best guess now l.s Don’t sow the seed* too thick old ho«— cannot be put on a sorted Martaban ts on the the School of Horticulture for that freight loadings 1 ,000,000 comedian in "Sunny." In addi I to be held .Saturday. 1 la-lieve the late shawl ;it $2.000; and four Ha* "Exiierieoivyl Tires” that the Russians had continued ! themselves in recent fighting, es [ ind I ommiinlcatlon line” '' tion, many other stellar ontor- Balteri<-8 for All Maken of Cars ly, a common error on the part evenlng-*-week baals for. the sta -: ’ ^yhile acknowledging that the and Paan on the their attacks on numerous Ger- pcelally In hand-to-hand encount Women at Ambler. Pa. ears weekly are ne^. Loading.s facta I could then pre.sont would be others at .^7.5, 810.. $.50 and S.'iO ------and that help I Rangoon, across the Gulf of Pravda spoke of Japan's vic tainers are in this gigantic .-tage a perfectly satisfactory answer to- Other items were .a Hu.ssian of the amateur. None too sure of tlon says, it should be fiequent |,i.,,..tion is crim ...... , ■ , man positions but had suffered , ‘‘f* "'lUi bsyemet and bola They tories aa "temporary successes.’’ Neely Turner of the Connecticut . haven’t crossed Ih^^,000,000 cars I»iig Heaeh. Calif -r One nf the reaults be will obtain, the nov- enough_____ to control weeds." And_the _ tmperatlv'e,______the__ spokesman de- ] I - I welcome this tjme of combat. Agricultural Experiment Station, weekly figure since 1929. At the show. both of the charges so far nimte .sable cape Ml $1,500. and ;i Russian .sable boa at $ , ; a wliite point this city’s more .aueccasful auto Complete Line of Motor Parts tca apparently assumes that If he way to control weeds is to ‘ glared the Dutch never ''’ould i the port of entry for shlpme a >*irmqn rounter-thniat o n ' cases have been reported New Haven, will give the third lec moment weeklylrreight movement against niy administration of the 1 200 iicce.s.sories dealers displays this them down before they can get g^andon Sumatra and Java '*'***’ • i 'the Donets has'n front was said i Moros thrusting one shoulder ture on "Control of Pests In the Highway Department. lace dre.ss, unmade, at $1,000; a is running Ip^he vicinity of 800,- white point lace flounce at $ .’’ . .sign in front of his shop: "Experi or AM ('lirvsler Lars sUrted. Tb* best way to wage . f^ght. even If the United he Burma road I. the principal ^e Donsu ta s ^ front^^^ , ^ Home Vegetab’e Garden," arid the 000 cars, ground 14 per cent above- "When I am informed of the ad 1 0 enced Tires ■’ war is to stay on the offensive; '1 vations hlch command should ! lifeline to China. to h a v e gained runner grouna m . in the.. wound ...... with the left hand Claim British fourth lecture, "Drying and Pre Overnight News ditional charges which the attor and the parasol cover and $80 lust year^at this time. .Some gov handkerchief. you don’t believe the experiment' jiect to surrender b-ases there and! Aided constantly by Brltlahand spite of stubborn enemy res s ■and then dlsnatchlng the enemy serving of Fruits and v’egetables " ernment circles are predicting 1.- ney general desires more time to ask Hitler fall hark to Vustralla. American vo'unleer air fighters, ance." with bolo or bayonet. will meet this problem from the , -car weeks by May. Con Of Connecticut di.scover and prc(iarc. I believe it la-t Her Nuiiie Be I -cd AfU r the gardener has nursed , ^ "j„p,an doesn’t have a ghost o f ! the land forces had succeeded in at I A large tran.sTX>rt wa.s rep .rtcl Warship Sunk 000000 will be po.ssiblc to answer thi-in standpoint of a nation at war. AH servative private rail quarters .say Mr.s. Lincoln at first v i.sh-- I lier ^PACn his crops up through the ground a chance that The NcUierlands j least temporarily ward ng off sav- heavilv damaged by bombs east Bv .Vssocluli-d l*re*»s c(|-ially well. I6HT C oughs four lect'.rcs will be given In each the 1 .000.000-car loads arc coming name withlicid a.s owner of ill" HOLLOW and liquidated the weeds, there s East Indies will lay down their , age Japanese attempts to cross the | of the Crimea. city on the dates specified "I weli ome a-s broail an inve.sti- .-rtieles. but laier ■ ha-ig'-d her due to colds . . . eased Depot Square Garage hut may not appear la-fore Octo- GROUND nothing much more for him to arms, despite the : ^“ Iween riv^r from the Paa^ ------During Battle gatlon a.-i anyone may desire, ami without "dosing". Local Slocks lier. Darien This rity experienced ' mind k RAZOR KKNKST ROY. Prop. do p r id e d his garden Is free dangerous position, the spokes- gles, the British command a i its first aiitomohde fatalitv in .105 , hope at the eonclvfiiion of it the "Through the ii-.gra-'it-i-!'■ of i!i>- (l<-parlment can again eoneenti :ile Rub e M I 211 NO. MAIN STKEKT TEL. .'>11. from pests and blight, but that is man said. ; nounced. jt^ntinneo from Pagr One) Asks to Operate Skirts: Women's skirls in St I days yesterday with the de-itli of r.cpiiblieariS t i" iid tile : a-inor-. ot Furnished by Putnam and Co. on the imporl.int tasks confionl- ■si.ier.t. tl.' I.mui'. ▼ V /^O R U B in OL A lAf SHANTCS EV(« a big proviso. ; Would Be Poor t»rategy , Evade Encircling Moves /V. Y. Slocks Louis, Mo., are approximately I Albert K. Phillips, 13. under a the lamented I’ ’ lUtOfZb atOflU' OP MONtY BACK Many Pest* Here , Quarters close to the govern-! Det.arhmenM of ^’KoyU 0 Central Row. Hartford jBtherwlae gave virtually the same Irailer-Inick, whde he was riding' itig It, freed of the disruptive i:i- o f theii . o I li I ilr- n i 1 t i - -.'l!) e APPROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS Insurance New Bus Route 1 1-2 inches shorter than thos-.- flnences that have lowered our Your garden is going to grow In declared that a withurawal j - the King s Own Yorkshire Light account of the channel fight. ! currently bel.'ig worn in New York a bicycle. i ConnecUcut, not Utopia—and only 1 Australia would be poor strate- Infantry—In recent fighting along \tr R fd u o ...... 3A’ j , Bid Aske It Hated other German losses aa ------Thompsonville The Entield So effiuenev in recent months." Aetna Casualty .... 123 City, a .St. Louis retailer report-. in the latter locality are there no ; „y -because it would give Japan the lower Salween elash ^ the \'aska Jun ...... 2'^i, "one German patrol boat sunk af-1 Hartford. Feb. 13.—OP)—Van F. More than of pa.sslng interest to ciety for the' Detection of Thieves nests. ia cheap victory, a gate to the in -'w a y out of Japanese pockets^ \m Can ...... 62 Aetna Fire ...... 49 ter it had sho. down an attacking | Vandale of Putnair will be given and Rob.jers held its 119th annual Aetna Life ...... 24 trend watchers is this develop <*l\rii Kn**ifin'h < mnniis*«Li I MONUMENT *^TTie situation can be so bad, dian ocean and ah the raw ma-i evaded \ni Home P r o d ...... 39C plane" and "one German torpedo- a hearing by the public utUttles ment, for not long ago a national reunion last night at ttie Osborn says the experiment station, that I tenals she needs to push onward. " ihe" counter-ai -'c e ■ \rn liad .St S ...... AV Automobile boat slightly damaged by bombs." commission next Thursday at 2 30 prison f.irm here as the giie.sts of | Conn. General magazine prepared a chart show Now York. K.‘h. ][) ■V Kos- "some gardeners actually lose They asserted it was esseiiUal to their opponents into precipitate .Vlii Smelt ...... 39' The war bulletin disclosed that p. m ., on his application for au. ing that over a long period of Warden Ralph II Walk.-r of the | wfil K. M»rl, .s-m of Admiral | Hitler, Hirohito, most of their production to pests, hold java and.at least the souui- withdrawal Am T i T ...... 125^ Hartford Fire commanding the German battle thority to operate a motor bus state prison at Wethersfield. PRICES Hartford Stm. Boll years women’s skirts rose and fell Thomas C Hart, who !i Iinquisht'd but much of this damage can be | eni part of Sumatra. ’I'h. northern , ■ \ni Tob B ...... A6" ship force was Vice Admiral Otto service from Putnam to the Unit, New Haven George Girkler. 75, hts command of the .•Mltcfi Naval j In the National Fire Clllax, 50 year old veteran of the directly with rises and dips m lh« avoided or prevented by careful I part of Sumatra almost touches lly abandoned operations .\m Wat Wks ...... 2' ed Aircraft Corporation In East Federal Reserve index of Industri wa.s injured fatally in a fall down forec.s m Ihf southwestern I'acilic Are Going Up! planning and• r without...... ther use of i dingapore______and would Kbea Avtrpm#.extrem e-. Paan aroa yesterday's British .\naconda ...... 26’ Phoenix .... German Navy. Hartford. stairs in a restaurant last night , Travelers al production. The shorter skirts Wednos^lay. ha.s iM'cn glvtoi an on- | Plan your order now spraysV •or dusts."- - .. —•That - stuff---- is ly ulntcuit to defend once that communique said. .M mour 111 ...... 3 '" The route would cover Broolilyn, at St. Louis, therefore, jM>rtcnd while on the way to a wa.slirooni. .sign's comini.H.sion m lh»* .Vava! ■ ! ouatlon crumples. In Japanese occupied Martaban, \tchlson ...... 33' Public Utilities Hampton, Chaplin. Mansfield. Wl). Keserve and orfl«'ruti t*j ;n Uv«‘ i for Memorials to be scarce, remember. ■ Conn. Lt. and Pow. . 29 Strong British I'nifs faster industrial activity in the St Washington Dr. Rii.ssell Stur ' Indies' Oiiirlal well-acquainted ! British infiltrations forced the Aviation Corp ...... 3’ -. llmantlc. Columbia. Hebron and gis Bartlett was named lu-adm.is- diitv. The Third Naval Di.strK I I erected in the Spring and Garden peas are ro atTectrd by j 7 e l . AeWnch, , Japanese Into defensive action. Ba'dwln Ct ...... 13' Conn. Pow...... 30 Louis area than in and aliout Mussolini Glastonbury. ter of Gunnery school last night liy I .said Hart, a rcsulcnt of Sharon, ' root rot In most ConnecUcut gai com- i Japanese planes bombed the city s Hartford El. Lt. . . . 484 In Mediterranean -Metropolitan New York, some sta SAVE yourself 20^el the newly-appointed Dutch . ------. . . . B A G ...... 3N Berlin (From German Broad George F. Ross of th* Ross Ihe Board of TriLstees sui-ceeding Uonn . received his commission 1 den poll* that they cannot be ex mander of tne Allied Naval forces oulsklrta In an attempt to lessen Bendlx ...... 82 H Hartford Gaa ...... 24 tisticians say. pected to produce a normal crop, S. N. E. Tel. Co. .. 121 casts) Feb. 13 DNB broad Trucking Company of Putnam the Rev. Tertius Van Dyke, head- Keb, 1 and would .soon rypi.rl lor In the southwest Pacific, declared the pressure, Beth 8tl ...... 60 cast s report today from Spain seeks authority to transport steel master since 1936. duty but you can get around that by- that hla lexicon did not Include the Borden ...... 20'. I'Till. Ilium. Shs. ... 44 Paper saver; Some large indus planting them early—In March if Western Maas...... 19 that "strong units of the British product* for hire from Putnam to trial companies have stoppe4". Beaumont Dead Seaside Park" route has been as. general belief, a big Industrial tion. signed for Wedn«sd*y, Feb. 18, at tween June 1 and 25. Volunteer Filers Onllefl chute ti-iops in the thrust to win | ^ont Can ...... 2.’’.'. ' Hart and Cooly plant simply can’t be shifted over Tha or debbll European corn back White Russia and wipe out | corn Prod ...... 634 | Hendey Mach . cm. Cromwell, Feb. ^3— (JPi—Thom 11 a. ro. night from an 8-h'our to a 24-hour Further emphasizing the Dutch German communication lines ^ * Wn ...... 4 S | Land rs Fr. A Clk. as W. Beaumont, 85, former presl- | borer ordinarily does not bother ' dent of the Cromwell Dime Sav- i operation basis. Oiangcs have to o r UCSTOREs corn varieties maturing In Au determination to ca ro’ oo. come be made In machinery. Brushes EXCLUSIVELY what may. was an announcement acro.ss It. Dou'las Alrc ...... 59'.4 ' Ings bank, died today of Injuries gust, So plant these between May Where the entry was made was pii Pont ...... 120'j ' ' received in a fall In his home la st' and bushings on electric motors, AT 20 and June 6, spinach planted in tnat members o. the voluntary not specified, but It could have Eastman Kod ...... 131', ! Peck, Stow A W U for Instance, must be taken out 0R/6IMAT0RS O f REASOHABLB PRICES Hying .orp.s In the islands were ! Russell Mfg. Oo. ' Sunday. the spring Is much less subject to been accomplished by advance Elec Auto • L ...... 21 4 i He was a representative from » STATE and new, heavy-duty ones put m called into service today. units operating both above and Gen Elec ...... 26 Pcoville ...... their places. Otherwise, brushes camping-off than that planted for Tile corps consists of young I here In the 1915-16 session of the 84."i MAIN STREET UUIUNOM Bl ILDINC BENSON'S a fall crop. below Smolensk, key German base foods 34*4 ; do., pfd...... NOW PLATINO and bushings would be running civilians wno volunteered for train Sllex Co...... ' General Assembly and served as However. It will be a fortunate on the Dnieper river 230 miles c.en Mot ...... 32 j town clerk of Cromwell over a hot In some Instances and wearing ing to supplement the regular Air Stanley Works . out three times as fast as un an ■9*a gardener Indeed who can go rorce In event of war Many of west of Moscow. | Hecker Prod ...... 6 1 ; lengthy period. ( Be ore Soviet authorities clo.sed ( jf-r-hey ...... 34 |Torrlngton . . .. eight-hour shift. Particularly fore- through a season without using tliem, slrra.iy In an advanced Veeder - Root ■rvvo nieces survive. The funeral . M r U f M ^ B E T T E R SPAHTOIV insecticide lo sjme extent. Of stage of training will be ready dovvni recently on the announce-| Hudson Mot ...... 3 ’ . | ' will be held Monday afternoon. | sighted, however, were makers of ment of specifle gains In the often, int Harv ...... 4 0 ', New York Banks much electrical equipment now- these, the supply of pyrethrum soon to fly bombing and fighting Bank of N. Y. . . AUTOMATIC dust, which comes from Kenya sive Red Army spearheads were ' i^t Nick ...... 27 I’Tenk Johnson Resigns being converted to 24-hour war planes. repoVtad operating ' from ToroneU, Bankers Trust .. BARGAINS tAllt-MOROIIAPI Colony, Africa, and of which there “ Int T A T ...... 2 T W production In a number of region It was reported meanwhile that | gbov* tha northern lohns • M an ...... 6.’)’ 4 Central Hanover al automobile plants never Intend COMIINATIIR la a good amount on hand In this Chase ...... I Hartford, Feb. 13— Frank rra rouGS w Toiletries country. Is probably more plenti an attack carried out several days White Russia, and Soviet I 'ckheed Alrc ...... 204 ! February 15 to become New Eng- hunt by the electrical manufac ippines and Malayar. have been succewful. Bad weather | j^ie^n areas of the republic). Corn Exchange ., CDW. ARNOLb I Lips Dusting should be done when Loew’s ...... 39 I land field agent of the Federal Meet! turers so heavy' duty brushes and ^ ^ .... . I prevented accurate observation.w...... >’or1h of Ukraine '^orl'lerd ...... 14 ' First National . ! Bureau of Industrial Conserva- there ts no wind an delther In the , results of the ! Guaranty Trust PLUS..* bushings could, replace present White Russia is a republic of the Mont Ward ...... 274 i tlon. The resignation waa made ones without any power basic mo early morning or late evening. | attack at the time, but shore ob- U.S.S.n. north of the Ukraine and. Nash - K e lv ...... 4 4 Irving Trust — I public today by Stats Chairman J. ANN SHIRLEY In Flve pounds of dust ought to l>e , ,t \vas learned later, saw I Manhattan .. . tor changes. As a result, conver ^ 4 . with the UTtraliie. suffered heavily Nat Blsc ...... 15H Kenneth Bradley. “ Unexpected Uncle" sion of regional plants In majiy 9 s enough for an eJitlre season for a • bursts of flame rise from the In fighting incident to the German Nat Cash Reg ...... 13 I Manufact Tr. .. I In his letter of resignation, Mr. garden of one thousand square 1 g^igt-ked ship. N.. Y. Trust ___ cities la running well ahead of drive to the east last summer. Nat D a iry ...... 134 ! Johnson said he Is making tha SUNDAY - .MONDAY - TUES, .schedule. feeL , ^ ------Russian* reported Soviet ma* Nat Distill ...... 204 Public National . change In the Interest of the The experiment station's bulle-, ■ ' Title Guarantee . DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. JR. rlnea had captured a sUongly forti NY Central ...... • "greater national effort" and he In "CORSICAN BROTHERB" Spending: Arms spending by tin and planting table—giving all ■ Formerly relying mainly on Eu- fied hill In the three-month-old bat Nor Am Co ...... I U. 9 S. T ru s t...... leaves his Job with "deep regret" Ihe information the amateur gar- ropean -oime.«, the United State* PLUS.. . "FLYING CADET” the United States at 82,100,(X)U.- tle of Sevastopol. Packard ...... 2 4 and his pledge to continue his full 000 last month was well ahead, ot dener can well use— Is expected to now prcxluces ample citric acid for (This Russian seizure of the Param Plct ...... 144 support. BUT DEFENSE BONDS! You are looking at a the 81.800,000,000 in December/but be ready .for the public In about a ! its own use with a surplus fir ex Initiative on the western coast of Penn RR ...... 224 Democrats Ask month. I POfl- far below the monthly avera^ re the Black sea peninsula coincided Phelps Dodge ...... 304 quired fb bring the total for th-.- with German air raids on the PhU Pet ...... 394 S25 Per Dinner Kerch are* to th* east. Indicating Pub Sve N J ...... 184 -fiscal year up to PresldenURooee- that the Red Army might be again Radio ...... 2 ^ FRED E. Squares Hops velt’s estimate. Defense -^lending massing men and supplle* for a Reading ...... 134 Hartford, Feb. 18—'JPv— The 825 for the fiscal year cndlp^ June SO SPECIAL renewal of the once-frustrated at Republic S t l ...... IT4 a plate dinner to be held by the was scheduled at 824,000,000.000. Democrat* of Ojnnectlcut In Hotel Fox Trots Waltzes During the first lialf of the fiscal Mighty American Fortress tempt to drive out the Invading Rev Tob B ...... 254 WERNER Safeway Stra ...... 394 Taft. New Haven, Feb. 38 U ex year, which was from July to De- OFFER! unit* In between.) pect^ to raUe the "mortgage" of INSTRUCTOR OF ^ SSIClA^LJCIT ^ ' Again the Sortet Information Sears Roeb ...... 61 DANCE i-ember, 1941, spending totaled SHlCK Bureau reported the occupation of Shell Un ...... 12'» tha Democratic party. Dr. Frank only 88.200,000.000, which means R^|y)EKNSEl "several populated placea’’ without Soconv - V a c ...... 7 4 M. Anaataalo. atat* treasurer and Piano and Organ 5Iodem and Old Fashioned that betwron Jan. 1 and June So A fortrcM? . . . VThy, it'i juit a typical Amcric.tn. that the world ha> ever »ccn. Strength of courage! chairman of the dlnn*r committee, of this year, 1942, the remaining .aamlng them. Sou Pae ...... 124 Every Friday Nizht, 8 to 12 home scene. A peaceful picture. Np gun» firing— Strength of character! Strength of health! Strength $ 9 9 Indlcatea Borok Reesvptnrad South Ry ...... 174 said today. 815.800.000. 000 will have to be BUY INJECTOR By raising this mortgage, "we TeachinR At Studio American-I>''hu«nian Hsll spent to keep on schedule, or 82,- \ no learchlights blazing— no fury of war— not even of optimism! Strength of determination! Strength A newrspaper dispatch ^atarday. B rands...... 4 S T A Y I b however indicated the Ruaalans had Std on Cal ...... 22*; win oontlnue th* two-party sys Golway Street 600.000. 000 worth a months. bAMXfjS Studio: 152 West Center SU 'RONDS a watchdog in sight! Can this be a fortress? of freedom! YOU SAVE S25 ccaptured Borok. a railroad vll- Std on NJ . . . . ' ...... 894 tem that has made this democracy RAZOR what it it,” Dr. Anastaaio aald. Music by the Bamstonners 9U«n ' ag* on Lake Ilmen 100 mil** be- Tex (Comoany . Telephone You bet it it! These great American home-bom and home-bred i ow Leningrad and 110 mile* east "Thla t* not only a political but “ Hank” Post. Prompter n a r lor tUt amariac bo- • .WTTH 8 BLADES! Timken Roll B Sixth Aviator virtues have won eveif.’ war so far— and are going H(lint Only • liniited nnin- ' of the H>tpnl*n frontier. Transamerlca a patriotic service.” Admission ,4tc—Tax incL Democrat* all over the country You— Hitler, Hirohito, Mussolini and Co.— with all ber of ihei* ipecitl model* Belief that behind the screen Un Carbide . . . to win this one! ■ Iloltad to each excIndT* 20-YEAR : of relative aecrecy. th* Red Army TTnlon Pec .... this year will hold thU annual Is Found Dead your guns and ships and planes, can never defeat g u a r a n t e e ; ' has launched new operations in fund-ralalng dinner to hoar Presi Sparien dealer to fct your* 6 9 c Unit Alrc ...... • SAT. this home, and, God knows, can never occupy it. We in the furniture industrv are proud of our ■ A- ixnr.' Antomatieally play* and tended to batter down German Unit Corp dent Roosevelt deliver a Waablng- (htn|e* 12 ten-inch or Ih ioslUons before the arrival of | tjni\ ton’s birthday “Furealda Talk," re CIRCLE ONLT modest part in making the .American honW th* i placing tha customary Jackson u n sa u smmsMusmMoaM. wtndtor Lock*. F#b. 18— For this home la no» onlv our c»st|e. iwalve-lneh raeordi. Hin|*d spring waa expreaaed by foreign \ trs Rubber Tb* member ot an Army hne»« IB the world— the mightiest spiritusl fortress grill* front tUt* forward for military obaervera In Moecow. US Steel...... 504 Day dinners. STABTLINO! DIFFERENT! WELDON DRUG COMPANY Any person contributing 835 er plane crew. w))o*e five compan It America's source of might. in the world. aety placaoMOt of racord* and Even In the north, they said, the West Union ...... 24 Murder...In the Death Honaet TODAY ions perished Wednesday- In the IfUlUoH^ of I* paralt pamaaant table top. Prescription-Pharmacist* worst of the winter weather West El A Mfg ...... 754 more to th* party during thla pe It’a a Crime If Toe Miaa Itl riod wUl b* invited to the dinner. SAT&SUN. crash of their ship weal of Brad From I t . and from million* like it, flow, .urelv, And such fortresses— bomb* or n» bombs—<*n Coapero tbe*e foataret: •01 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5821 harassing the poorly acclimated In- Woolworth ...... 20 ley field here, we* found dead yes vaders probably hga passed. Dr. Anaatailo said, and Independ hmifoo . . . never be destroyed! * 7 Tsbe* (eaval* 164ebe opera Elec Bond A Sb (C hirb)----- 1 4 terday * mile and a quarter from quickly, steadily, the most unconquerable strength "German troops are suffarlng ents and Republicans will be in the scene of the crash. otioa) heavy loaaea In materials and par vited to partlrlpata. VITAMIN PRODUCTS AMERICA’S • TMmIi Iposimr ’ An official Army communique, ticularly In manpowar." a com - Although contributions are on a without giving any details, idien- ADEX TABLETS • 0 Wove koodt voluntary be ale, announcements munique declared. Curb Slocks Gfled the last of the ill-fated filers \CAPSULBS M for 89e MIGHT N iettoft. CsmiM^uttd • Vlaaal Wave Oaod AwMi OPEN (Death of a Oanaral Zantaar, de asking subacrlpUooa will be dis HAN*! .ais First Lieut. Melvin W. Schoe- DMBOOL • CA. • «• **> C*ad«a**t* scribed aa th* commander of a Ark Nat Gas A tributed to Includ* Damocrata In- phoester of 510 East atraet; Bara- M- /ncnr" .69 too Me a tol Maapa Taae Cea*r»l 24 HOURS German Infantry divtston, waa re El Bond and 8h t a • • d a a depandanta and Rapubllcana "who boo, Wia. wish to aee the Democratic com • 7JA aad TalevWea Summd Or. RANGE la 100 OalloR L ofs... ported without detatia by the Mos Pennroad ...... FLU8 ! Buck Mop/os - Tine McCoy 'liie Army aald that the multi- VI-DELTA cow radia It quoted a Stock mittee’* deficit wiped out." Dr. In "BELOW THE BORDER^ — tored plane amaahad im cei a t i 9 t wd^riSoC EMULSION THE G. E. KEITH FURNITI RE CO., l.\C. Range OU. 7V]C gallna. UemM Plahi mooMat Type NoadU AND FUEL holm report) Odd Society Anastaaio said. H i^t between'Granby and 8 Oa. 9Se Foel Oil, 7.2e galloa. IT Nazi Plaaea Destroyed ------TONIGHT ------^ of the flrat 10 e-a, SOe fkm ewMem ms UCUItIVnT AT o u t OTOtl A y / . - i L . ' r Serenteen Oerman planes were In the early 1800’a, New Eng Heart Beats b l u e o r c h id TO LADIES! -I" , tv HAVIVfR 4RRAD0L m l4fli DIAL 8500 said to have been destroyed Wed land had an organization Imown "MALTESE FALCON" OIL •A* W Ametma nesday. agMnst a Russian less of aa tha Soriaty for tb* Suppraaalon Stepping tha baart for "GREAT GUNS" . announcement oottcemlng cMaucae tm ibu AmmdMm Mconda may csum unconarious- tne finding of Lieutenant Setaoe- 9 os A« eight of Eat. whoa* membara wars Natei Fceter* Sbewe f 9 ‘M HrrUdent. Today’s mld-dsy cottunurdque pledged "not 9o eat more than neaa. but It la poaMbla to reatcrc (dioester’a body failed to explain —r*!? «!.» 7 9 f SIS CENTEB Ufa after''tb* baart has etopped the presence of an open parachute reportsd engagements in which twice daily: not to aat after eight \1 \ \ ! 1 \ t I I 1 k AT BSOAO BT. more than 9,400 German offtcere p. m.. and to go without dinner beating iB* 18 mlnutaa under apBM near WffR. WUlington. hboot 30 ( ( ■ ( 1 1 ■ I I- \ 1 ' ( » \ W I N \ i I 1^ \ i r I Rl k l 1 ,\I1 I RS .\M ) and men v e n kUlad and ssld that mm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESiER. CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18,19Af
MANCHESTER EVENTNC HERAT.!), MANCHESTER. CQNN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1942 of supreme importance now to dlractor, stated as the machine connections made to the' m ain, tn PAGE FOUR keep what motor vehiclea We have was being puUfd Into the School. East Center street which are large Carriers Plan in top condition." Trade School "It will do the'job of shaping the See No Delays enough to supply several times tne Proposes to Eliminate He closed Ivy saying that the steel pieces, much faster and more amount of water that will be need* American people in his opinion Gets Machine effectively, than the smaller su p At Home Sites ed tn the Walker street develop Wliprp Initial Major OffeiiHive Took Placr Blackout Ride Maximum Haul would hZve to endure "manjr hard ers which are being used at/pres- ment. Photographer Aboard News Reel Man Gives ships" in the months to come. ent:” / ‘Frills’ from Defense Another machine w h l^ will be More Periloii8 Eastman Says Industry Big Shaper Had to Be forthcoming this aftenioon, will Water Mains Are Ready be a contour band ^w, costing Westphal Named Cruiser During Attack CHINA Account of Sea War Norris Also Would Re- Should Get Most Out Wolihl Abolish Moved by a Gigantic $1,375. All of thes^tnachlnes and But New Pipes May Not Eligible Crane Early Today. the many more which will come Not Be Available. Civilian Director Photographer Shown No p e a L Congressional Of Equipment. later, were bought on priority. MILES Sigiin of Wear on His Param ount Veteran Publicity Units Although th^flrst machines arc Seen Great Guii» from Esrapp of Ameriron Pension Legislation; Hartford, Feb. 13.—(45—Joseph The State Trade School in Man The town-owned water depart^ WAKC AT EQUATOR Warning Japan Only Civilian Aboard For Pension for the machlite shop of the Trade New Haven, Feb. 13 — (45 — Ship Rake Strongly At'lntor Callvd 'Miracle’ Harrowing Trip. B. Eastman, director of the Office chester is commencing to receive School, Miy^Echmalian said that ment can provide water for the two gHItlPPINt Faith Being Hurt. Knoxville, Tenn., Feb. 13—(45— Christopher H. Wollenberg. state Held Japanese Island GUAM American Aircraft Car of Defense Transportation, Office large amounts of machinery. These there wilLalso be machines and large developments now being civilian director of the aircrsift Pearl Harbor, T. H., Feb. 13.— W ill Feel W ar Roosevelt Given Wrong Abolition of all publicity bureaus include lathes, saws, milling ma equipmegit for the many other de- planned in Manchester, without warning system, announced today Pearl Harbor. T. H , Fell. 13 Washington, Feb. 13—i/P)— S en of Emergency ManagemenL told p artm ^ ts, al.so. There is the car- i/P>—Jack Rice, As.soclated Press rier During Attack. in Washington except those of the any great trouble. The omy ques the appointment of Arthur H. From End to End. (4’)- The U. S. N avy's a tta c k MARSHALL ator Norris (Ind-Neb) proposed Information on Retir a Chamber of CJommerce group last chines, drillers, grinders and shap pent^ shop, which Is In need of tion ts the ability to .secure water Army and Navy was recommended Westphal of North Haven as on Gilbert and Marshall is IS. \ • photographer, didn't show ^luiy today that the Senate take im night that the American freight ers. m t^ new equipment, and they pipe. At present there are two Can Expect Sweeping Pearl Harbor, T. H„ Feb. 13.— last night by Senator Robert ((;ivillsn director for New Haven Pearl Harbor, T. H., F eb 13 Vi lands wa.s not without a signs of wear when he returned mediate steps to eliminate "frills" ing at Half Pay. carrying Industry should get the A. The first of these arrived at the wjll get this soon. large mains where connections can from the civilian defense effort Taft (R., Ohio); as a means of county. "miracle " as one Navy spokc.s- And Destructive At A gripping account of war at most out of its freight-carrying school this morning at 10 o'clock be made for both developments. —The atory of the Uniled Statens from his harrowing trip with the and to repeal congressional pen checking "artificial stimulation of man termed the story he told ■sea and a spectacular but futile W ash in g to n . Feb. 13. — ( ^ — equipment In the months to come and waa a gigantic shaper, weigh In the section in the west part of The appointment Wollenberg N avy’a roaring might, which broke ■ Navy's attack on the Marshall is tacks Made on Islands. sion legislation—two points of morale” which he said waa hinder ing 6 ,500 pounds and costing $ said, was made by Brig. Gen.'John of 'an American aviator's es suicide plunge of a Japanese dive- Whoever told President Roosevelt to defeat the Axis. the town where the government is the peace of a troiilc dawn with a land but the blackout on shore controversy he said were under ing this nation's war eltort. 365. In fact so gigantic was Xt Soldiers to Sing C. McConnell, commander of the cape. here almost got him down. bomber was related today by Jo Speaking at the 13th annual considering the erection of 175 audden aaaau lt on the Marshall and | seph Rucker, veteran Paramount mining the faith of the American that he could pay in a few dollars He also called for Immediate ,that the Trade School had to/tall First Interceptor Command. "In approaching Taroa," he An automobile tnlp in suburban By Wendell Webb dinner of the Transportation houses a new line has just been ex news reel man. He was the only people in their government in a a year for the next three years and abandonment of the Office of on the Roger-Sherman Tr^sfer Gilbert islands was unfolded to-ou do not feel better, Stunning Show of Sfnifegy customed to such blind car trips, R ush t(^ B a ttle S ta tio n s aaid he never would accept a pen And this payment of $131,250 or, "The Golden Valley." A large fact that for the last two years the return Iht empty package and Rti- them . MILI full weight into what he termed day when a Boston to Plymouth m ent. It was a stunning show of Nearlii 20 ships agreed it would be a good thing If "Everyone tii.shca to battle posl- sion from the government. would be exclusive of 4 per cent attendance of the membera is hop town has rebuilt the mains in Mid Kx will cost you nothing to try as "this freight car battle. " . passenger train collided with a Big Help to Students dle turnpike, west, from a four to it is sold hy your druggist under strategy, skill, and cool courage. But for the time lieing neither Rice were back where bombs are tion.s. . . . A loud speaker orders "These two things have gone a interest, compounded annually, on ed for at this meeting and pro and larqe villaqe Nothinq He said that the highway car train standing on a siding in the This new shaper will be a big a six-inch main. leaves the town an absolute money.hack guarantee. A nd as we stand around now. bomb.s nor shore batteries were bombs and cars are someu^ing to covers taken off the cockplt.s and long way to destroy the fMth of the $.33,750 the chief executive gram . riers were as important as the New Haven Railroad yards near help to the men and students of The Willing Workers group will in a good way to provide all the Ru-Ex Cumpound Is for sale and w olfing ham sandwiches and coffee effective against us and I recall founds also air found to look at in pictures. rudders. . . . Flight deck hands the American people in their gov would be required to pay into the reromniended by Weldon Drug Com ra ilro a d s and added th a t it "wa-'; the South Braintree terminal. the Trade School, John Echmalian. be hoste.saea. water needed. There can akso be In the officers' mess, I have a thinking there waa something ma e y hasten to comply. . . . Pilots get ernment," Norria told reporters. fund on his salary for the past pany and drug stores everywhere. brand new respect for this bunch jestic about tlw way the ship was base at Roi attack last minute instructions and dash "There never was a time when we nine years in the White House. of veterans and for the determined blasting its way through a veri for the planes needed unity more, but the people The President told his pre.ss con youngsters who took the hail of table trough of precarious safety. Most of Naval "Plane handlers holler the are angrv ami they are beginning ference last Tuesday that a friend steel and. shells as if they were In Never-Ending Stream planes' numbers so pilots and gun to lose faith in the executive and had told him that for a small pay a anow ball fi.ght back a t .sciiool. Our cruiser and ilestroyers JALUIT ners will be able to find the right legislative branches of the govern ment annually until the end of hi* TUESDAY. Our operation was but one of were dropping shells ont.o the is Forces Risked \ planes without being delayed. The m en t." third term in Januar>’, 1945, h*' several In this general area today land base in a never-ending Sm all latter climb in the planes. A loud There was no room. Norris said, could receive a Federal annuiti and. from fragmertary reports stream . MAKIN speaker hollers 'Stand by to start in the desperately serious business amounting to half pay. now available to us. we are certain Naval base I the engines' , . . And a minute la It was just about this lime that Seaplane GILBERT Two-Thirds of German of preparing the American people If he leaves office at the end of the Japanese must have taken a one of our destroyers reported ter 'Stand clear of propellers'. . . . to cope with air raid.s and other his present term and decides to terrific beating. submarine contact on the port tenders and ISLANDS ('.apital Ships Run and then 'Start engines.’ possible attacks to conduct classes participate In the annuity plan ho (It developed later that the is quarter. I didn't find w ind her a "The sudden roar is startling. in dancing or other activities. would have to pay In $45,000—5 land base this force attacked was sub actually was there but I know bom bers Gantlet in Battle. The ghost heels over at a fast Bayris Chaney, protege of Mrs. per cent of $75,()00 for 12 years destroyed, i the depth charges addeil to the speed into the wind. The first plane Franklin D. Roo.sevelt. was employ- to receive an annual pension of is on the starting line. . . . Two Major Hotbed of Strength noi.se a.s th e ship shu d d ered from - ol.— AJ-P-R______Ldmiral Nimitz ed for this work and Norri.s .said he I $12.8.57 A pension is figured out It seems that our paiticular By The Associated Press blue streaks of exhaust pierce the thought that was a "mistake." the effects of ita own gunfire and Germany rlaked two-thlrda of I by multiplying the highest average force plowed into th e enemy's the concussion of tyimhs exploding how the waftcan be taken directly darkness, the pilot releases his (jueNllon Before 4’onimltlee ' ______NAURU *_____ ° O c iATJ'" her known capital ihlp atrength In I pay for any five years by the major hotbed of strength in these in the sea not too far away. to the enemyw doorstep regardles.s brakes anil the plane Is off. This question was before the number of years of service and di running the Daver strait gantlet atolls and that our baptism of fire We could see more fires spring of distance," one officer .said. Blue Flames Dot Sky Senate Appropriations Committee viding by 70. in a protracted battle by which w a s probably the heavie.st of the ing. up on the island under the At Sea Three Weeks "Other planes roar seaward. . . . t6day, following the action ot a If Vice President Wallace, who three heavy -warships escaped to Blue (lames dot the sky. then the Making a Soldier day. ceasole.ss blasting from the ships. It was dlsclo^d that the ships subcommittee yesterday in voting is 54 and has served ejght years In many in stan c es our o th er new bases In Helgoland bight. streak.s converge in perfect forms- to retain a House-approved restric The enemy bombers still were This map indlc.lte.a where the I’nifed .‘St.ntea Pneifir 11-et d participating in Mie sudden blast ' aa secretary of agriculture at forces apparently met little opposi ■ I fo ir mildnry air ' aaes. sank In addition to the 26,000-ton ings of the islandsXof the Marshall tlon and disappear toward the ob tion in a $ 160,000,000 deficiency bill not coming closer than 2,000 feel Ifl shiji.a and v.iped out tw o moo • i n m .lit.iry vilUigea in the i:ii I $15,(X)0 a y e ar and now receives tion. But our ships, ton. gave far in a . r i> :.ve .i.iii ! at clear- twin battleshlpa Gneisenau and and Gilbert groups had been at sea jective. against use of civilian defense of Sugar becaii.se our anti-aircraft was set mg the I iMtic: • t. on tile mi l-i’acilir At b'.'^t 11 an I the same salary as vice president, more than they took insofar as i ladiii': fo eii'; ned bombers, •di harnhorat, which fled with the .at least Uiree weekw some much "It is zer'» hour . . . Day break funds for "fan dancing, street ting up what looked like a black also w : V' l and li'or radio stati r.'i bit I’l imns 'aval off iri. j;a.il m tlicir fir.st iletailed now. Powerful glasses are trained leaves office at the end of hia WORLD WAR I ships and shore action wa.s con tufted' blanket almost as high a.s 10.000-ton cruiser Prinz Eugen longer, and that the f\rce travelled shows, theatrical performance or present term, he would have to .aiTount the '.tack on the .Marrhall and i.dlbcrt i. land.M, on the island in the distance. We other public entertainment. " The we have sent men abroad to fight for cerned, Even two score enemy one could see. from their oft-bombed French in excess of 10.f)00 mi I pay in $9,000 in order to be eligi- watch (or the first bomb blast . . . subcommittee also upheld a House A Amer “a--« h»v« wnt money-* bombers and fighter planes could coast refuge at Brest, the Germans It is only 4,000 milei( from Ha ble for a pension of $2,571 begin- Changing Course Constantly All hands cheer as the first column amendment prohibiting the Treas I other commoduie*. into fieht' not keep this force from carrying also have Ihe 35,000-ton battleship waii to Tokyo. ning when he is 62. The bombers were not having a 'Extremely Heavy' Itlotc of smoke is sighted . . . A full ury iioru paying $80,000 for (he 1 ins-service or enlisted whe.t and other fightinfi-loods- out Its mission of destructive as Tlrpitz. Soviet planes were re- All the time the forceVspent at I Could Take RediK-ed .Annuity 1917 sau lt. steaily target to aim at either bla.st cchoe.s. production of a Donald Duck ani 14 • , ktl ; .(ported to have damaged the Tlr- sea was notdevoted morel>\to trav He could take a reduced annu- JO we mu« make a loldier of lugir. Through field glasse.s. Keith Our ship was going throiigli Fleet Destroys Four Stracli Afiainst Shipst 1 D anzig M at N ov 6. elling to the island obWctlves, "Mechanics and refuelers already mated cartoon designed to encour I ity starting at age 55. the mini Wheeler of The Chicago Times and a.stounding maneuvers, changing are preparing for the return of age the public t(5 pay the stiff new vital - - - The Tirpitz is a sister-ship of the which were but 2.000 niile.s\away. mum age for all annuities. Gov I saw coast defense guns tossed course constantly, and was shak Bismarck, destroyed by British Other Operations Serre the first squadron. They start land income taxes promptly and with Nutriment for the nations war « J* guns. l i Pearl Harbor, T H . Feb. 13 ing . . . Bombs are wheeled out ernment actuaries have figured ,0 the outcome »• iHc powder that high Into the air by direct hits ing like a wet dog under the show .Naval and air units after she had Other operations, however, tjere out grumbling. ers of white hot bomli fragments 16 The Pearl Harbor and attached, new ammunition roughly that these reduced an The United States Government restria* from our batteries, a tall radio Jap Bases. Ships not dl.«clo.sed. Beyond that, the subcommittee Naval -spokesman emphasized sunk the British battle cruiser 'oaded. and damaged planes rushed nuities would amount to about 60 A numen. in p,.y . heroic psrt. to tower crashed to the grouml. and spiaymg in from near-hits in tb.‘ Hood last May. The action of Feb. 1, Navy offi amended the bill to provide for ed the use of sugar in World War I. palm trees with their roots iiml sea. "the e.xircmely heavy" blow below for quick repairs. Senate confirmation of all OCD per cent of the full annuity. r ^ V i h ^ e r o f our X -w h o w strength i. ourv Btru k against Japanese ships Two More Being Built cer* said, was the largest engagV dirt flew up like weeds. What It wa.s more ttiaii an hour alter DevaHtulin^ Also ment of its kind in I'. S. history Downs Two Enemy Flanea officials drawing more than $4,500 Senator Smith (D-SC), dean of Ip the s'veeplng a.s.saiilt of Feb. Two additional battleships were "A tall curly-headed pilot re- The response of The Coca-Cola Com have been the damage back from the attack had started and after It ranks In impoptnnee with the' yearly pay. Miss Chaney f:as em the Senate in point of service with To wrap up sugar in the American flag. $o Wipes O u t I'wo Mofl- wAf? f3bN0 I on the Gilbert and Marshall under construction when the war iMirts prosaically tn the command- the coast those Iif us who were It had altered direction in the Baltic of .Santiago, (fiiba. July 3 ployed at the rate of $4,600 a year. ' 33 years, wotild be required to pay pany was expressed in the newspaper Islands. began. Their status is unknown. ng olTicer tnat he had just shot not in the air only Imagine but knowledge that the mission was erii !MiIitar> N illa<:e>. 1898. in which six Spanish ships Landis Cautioned in $16,.500 for that period and $1, accompli.Hhed that the first and "The ta.sk force knocked Whether one of these was the ,0 vn two enemy planes and had Chairman McKellar lU. Tcnn.) 000 for the next two years to re lo>ali>. i’' . ^ .. .____ . . 4 ____u\w imon. UoonUpon w e could Bee a t least five s a p a ra te KfeEPJ 'EM was de.stroyed or beached. dealer, and every; individual it UlU upon, advertisement reproduced at the left. flrea. only dive bomber tame which 41 .Airplanes. over -some damn fine ships, " he “new German hattle.ship" pictured h\s own airleron controls shot said the subcommittee had cau tire at the maximum half pay of every salrt. Kurtlier offensive.s at .sea already . . He was not worried, the ','ui'lj'hea»‘ily-and etpeciallyjjn the Loss t'nbelles-ahly I>oh really got through to us FLY iN<5 ' in German newsp.ipers last Aug. have been promi.'-ed by Admiral tioned James M. LandL*. OCD di a lepi.slator $5.(X)0 T h at is based certain indujtrie* Yet the Men died In this Hell of noi.se He came in fairly high and re Tremendous demands will he 18. or whether the captions pub c ns the rest just waf'ng to rector, who appeared at a closed on a $10,000 .salary (or the whole vu.rkcrj who derive their living trom them By Eugene Burns ('herder W. Nimitz, Pacific fleet ith the loldier. Amcf' today and other men were wound leased a bomb which shook us up mailo on Japanese ship repair lished at that time referred to the tak^ off again. session, to "be practical ' in admin period Hl.s actu al p ay m en ts w ould ^ lian IS in thii war wi / Pearl Harbor. T H , Feb 13 and re-biiilding facilities, be commander, who said: jord comes that toipedo planes Amc, ed. But proportionately the lo.sa from 5<) yards off the starboard ______: Tirpiti, was never officially made "I can atte.'t that every ship, istering the $100,000,000 fund be a little les.s .since th e pay of . CM great and small. American waa unbelievably low. fllde. Then he climbed steeply, (/Ti I’mted State.s Naval officer.s pointed out. clear. be u.seful for s kill. . . . which would be made available (or -Senators and Repre.sentativcs was i ,Te romo.ct country bsnk. is w.th the Gov- gave details teslay of their first every officer, and every man of the lAi i' By one of those freaks of war, turned, and roared straight down The Germans also have two Off thley go. I learned later they civilian ilefen.se activities. ' only $7,508) before 1925. I Pacific fleet, afloat, aloft and s c o re d '100 per cent Kt every itep of the way. The U. S. means the only pilot lost from this crulsy with the second half of his tw> major offensive of the war, the aircraft carrier which was extln- pocket battleships, actually 10.- Landis told reporters that he * file* .ludgew' PrnHlons | ^ are'in the fight with ^ e r y thing we have. I ashore, la being utilized to the "Tlnmhas gone fsst . . . It er was the only one who rcmainftl bomb load. Its shattering expio- | devastating Feb. 1 raid whb h group,was wrested from the Brit '^ulshed within five minutes. 000-ton cruisers, the Luetzow and Is nad established as an OCD yard In further Justification for the fullest extent, both to .safeguard afternoon now . , . Jans Just on the ahip. A bomb fragment got | skm killed several men and i wiped out important Jap.sne.se ish by the Japanese early in the Emphasize Four Points the Admiral Scheer. stick the requirement that any annuity plan, Ramspeck cited an | America and to bring the war to .starting ro retaliate with their few him ju s t a few hours before, he wounded others but illd tv't hit a i lia.^es in m id-Paciftc. war. The others, in the Marshall Navy .spoke.smen emphasized The heavy cruiser Prtnz Eugen the enemy's door. ” body who was hired by the organi appropriation of $502,000 this year ! Jubilantly but pm.saically they remnlningX pianes in this sector. rivilegc to com- had beaten me at cribbagy; The vital apot and did no appreciable group, were taken by the Japanese four points in their recltaJ of the is one of four mich vessels In the .Attest to Skin and Bravery zation must "do Jobs that are Im to pay retirement cornpensalion to I m riy to related how units of the Pacihe 1 from the Germans in the First Five twin-Vnglned bomben, drop portant In winning the war." pilots In the air returned to the' damage below deck. day's events: German fleet. High officers with the force In Federal judges who are not re to cruiser safely. fleet blasted ba.ses in the Marshall i World war. Japan since has held 1 The islands' military installa from the clmids. The gunnery of Informed that Mrs. Roo.sevelt ' Meantime. our anti-aircraft Other Fighting t'nlU the recent battle unsDlmoiasly at ficer. in the Vontrol room' atop the quired to contrlbi(te to a pension It was one of those muggy trop and Gilbert islands, flanking C S. ] the Islands, her easternmost poa- tions wtre exposed for the world In addition, the Germans have had said she planned to step out I blasted at least one attacking test to the skill and bravery of mast, lets 011) a ‘Here they come, fund. ical mornings when we were called plane from the skies. Some others supply roiite.s to Australia and seasions, under a l^eague of Na to hear and read about (under the following units, according to their men. Their feeling is best aa assistant director when the task The Georgia /tnember also said New Zealand. (The .Navy Depart tions mandate. Wotje la only 63.5 give th em 1 of organizing volunteer partici before daylight to pteparc for ae, bad left and the all was getting terms of the Deague of Nation Jane's Fighting Ships, British exemplified by the message the a " survey showiM that 63 per cent f conservation miles southeast of Wake island, Japs Overshoot Mark pation dlvlsli^n was completed. tion. All night long we had known clearer. But the rudely awakened ment in Washington announced mandate the islands were not per Naval manual: force commander sent to one of of membera of the House serve ' and was considered the probable "Our nntl-atrWaft throws them Landis said he hoped she wouhl efforti in every direction that about what the force planned to enemy Bought one last chance. details of the attack last night. I mitted to be tortlflcd.) Two aircraft carriers. four his ships soon after the assault: le.ss than three terms of two years ' base of attack on Wake, i off course . . . 'The leaders seems remain at least until the reorganl- | in manufacture ax well ai beyond the ol do and while we had not lost We saw eight twin-engined i Four military airbases were de 2 -American fighters proved rrulaers (four more building), 11 “Well done. You made history tn each and that a person must have stroyed. 16 enemy slnp.s includ On the Island of Mill nothing hit . . . . They overshoot thetr zatlon was complete. : .1* immediate intcrevU; and in ihii effort generally »e Bleep, It waa a welcome If a,,pre- bombers take oft from the island. faster and heavier gunned and ueatroyera (other buildingl. 12 the Marshall lalanda. I am proud served at/least five years to bene ing a converted aircraft carrier, a was found to attack—there waa mark . . . 20 heayy bomba land In Norris said he believed action to | Uspeak the ctFoperation of dealeri and conwmer* henslve moment when we knew They hummed along in a wide "V'" more maneuverable than the Jap- torpedo boats (four more building), to have the honor to command you. fit tindc)"' the annuity plan. the time was at hand destroyer, a rnil-'er and two large only a fresh cut swath through anse "desnile the fact that ours the water at the 'port side repeal the congressional pension ! formation and probably were and an undetermined number of God bless you sll." Uoncuaslon terrific.' Approximately a dozen bills everywhere. Ijiu n e h ea O b serv atio n I’lan«*s submarines were sunk, and two the palm s. were carrier-based whei-eos the provision of the rivtl service re 12.000 feet high when they were submarines. ‘The leader apparently is dis have ^en Introduced to repeal jhe Advancing steadily towards the modem military villages 'Aen Destroy Big IJner Japanese were based on land." tirement act was likely to come i nearly overhead. Biitiah and United States Naval abled. H< tries straight do'.vn provision extending retirement THE Coca-Cola Company previously assigned objective this Ships destroyed included a 17.- 3—The targets for attack were a first In the House. He predicted ' Shoot Whole Works levelled. policy precludes any estimate of .suicide dive to the m ost'a neck. ATLANTA. CA crul.ser launched observation 300 ton liner of the Yawata Maru carefully selected as vital military that once it was brought to a vote , benefits to lelgialators. A poll to \i{‘ ■ They shot their whole works Forty-one Japanese plane* In the number of German submarines He sa'.v he was goinjfi to nlss ua. planes Just before dawn which In type, a modem cruiser, two large objectives. Funeral Rites either in the House or Senate, a ' day showed the entire Kansas almost simultanetmsly —Ifi of their cluding four-engined b unhers. sunk., He managed to swoto level and the tropics cmes up almost as were blasted on the ground sn.l submarines, a destroyer, three 10.- 4 The Japanese shore batteries repealer would be enacted quickly. delegation favored repeal. The bigger bombs, probably 500- Jane's recapitulation of German attempted to plow straight toward president would not say Tuesday quiekly as turning up a lamp's p o 'in d ers from the sky. American planes 000 ton ta n k e rs, five .5.000 to 7.- were extremely Ineffective, fired losses prior to the Bismarck sink F o r Dead Held the deckload of planes. whether he would sign a repealer, w ick. All sixteen crashed just astern losses were given as only ir..-. 000 cargo vessels, one 8.000 ton far wide of their mark and were ing shows: "One of our gunners \n a deck but pointed out that one way to They flew toward Taros Island and set up such a wall of water auxiliary, two ships inder 5.000 silenced by American shellfire iThe islands, some 2 oOb miles tons probably minesweepers or One battleship, four cruisers, 14 plane conked him . . . m crashed GasoDne Rationing avoid benefltting would be (or and. within a few minutes, we I that one of our pilots said that southwest of Hawiiii an 1 about 1.- “within a few minutes of our lay- , , mine layers and many smaller ing gunfire on their positions thua^**‘™y'™’ Men ^Tio Died in At* on the edge of the deck, tlie wreck members not to apply for pensions. l^ c ic iY could see the palm-fringed atoll from the air it looked like the HiM) miles from Australia, lie surface craft including tugs. exposed." ]^inesweeper* and eight trawlers. age flying In all dlrectiom^ mostly The law Is only optional, but it oursclve,.. It w a.s len m iles aw av I whole stern of the ship was en- :u ro.^i the most dire l route of Being DiseiissecI Damaged were an old cruiser, tack at Refit in Naval Into the sea. was reported authoritatively that Oiir presence m thes. walers ,aji- lelopisl m the ocean But it wasn t. .supji'v betw ein ibe I'm trd S tates "I learned later some iit th e parcntlv wa.s imkiv.wti cvi n th, ii four auxiliary vessels and three aevaral members already have It dnln t even get tut. It wius one , ,m'l the wcili in Pacific war , large siibmannc.s. Cemetery Today. other four bombers wjlh hilp also ff an d we diew < lo-scr. Kvi rv"n>- w as Washington, Feb. 13—44*)— W a r signed applications for benefits. ot those split-serond maneuvers , theat r. .510.'.t of the 4 1 planes known de- Consider Problem This Is 4th War were destroyed. St his battle .station The us',al , executed by our skipper that let us ; iThe .Navy comm.iniqiie Feb. 1. Bomb Fragments Start Nre time gasoline rationing for the .st roved were multi-engined bomb Pearl Harbor. T H . Feb 13 — eastern seaboard and the Pacific chatter dwindlni I saw no sirn of live. lannoiiniing the att.iik said many ers. F.ve were four-engined sea- OP)—Men of the U. S. fleet who "In the meantime bomb Irng- fear but the ten.se wsitinc wasn t There were only a couple of 1 enemy aii.xlllary ships were .sunk Of Getting Arms For A & P Stores mrnta with near misses start a northwest was under discussion to Clock Is Disabled .planes Others. In addition to the died in the succesoful attack on day in official, circles here. doipg the pit .t my .s’ iiru h mv rillier tiitde dive ts.mhing tries af- ir damaged, manv nemy planes | rnimt, were .Irnashed on the Japanese bases In the Marshall fire...A sailor rushes to pu\ It WORLD WAR II goo<\ t'-r that and the engagement was It St.lived and in-stallatioiis a.stiore .round out pronto. Coupon books may be Introduced B uenos A ires. Feb. 13 -OPi—The and Gilbert island.'*, were at rest In soon to ''disfribute equitably the Bv Cold WeatlicM* Jus)., before si'ven o , .,i g wi' o\‘* r. heavily I'attcred, but gave no lig- One officer commented: Boston. Feb. 13.—As America a Navy cemetery today after fare "Now there's another attack\ .saw tWHi enemy plane* take off Tile sudden silence wa.s d eafen problem of obtaining war mater moves Into the third month of Two Japanese twin-engined bon dwindling supplies of motor fuel, ires of enem y lo.s.scs i , beH e.e I am rig h t isi say in g ials from the United States was well shipboard rites. from th* Island Our anti-a c raft ing. We glanced toward the talaod World War II, its largest food dis era up 2,000 feet. . .Our planes 1 sources close to the Industry said. The continued cold weather 100,000 Tons Slink ! jbat every pilot agreesag rees that the among questions down for con Hundreds of white clad officers Diversion of tankers from their 1 9 42 stoppeil the clock. Biiddenly hla.ste.1 the weir.l sil'm e but It was out of sight. The de It was estiMated that enemy ( Japanese fighters did not show tributor, the Great Atlantic A and men gathered around a port chasing them ... A Msrine captal a sideration today by Argentine normal runs, coupled with war That's the reason given at the with a din wbrnh from that :n0,000 ton.* w ere , Acting President Ramon S. Cas a re in the line of fire.. .Ha had ; C4>aatwise oil m ovem ent. present condition of the big tlme- ou* ire sortie." he added.-"and got ten tillo. fourth time In its history. Speak lain read from the scriptures and with iiopu heat. We had forgotten liiiii.igeil. eagle eye. . A committee representing the ple4:e at the comer of Main and Shore Butteries In \i Ibiii .vithout a I0S.S." The ministers of war. navy, fi ing for the local participation In asked God's blessing for the de :ilL abi'ut the wi-ath^ but still Naval officers were jubilant .a-s Founder's Week, J. J. Byrnes, "The gunnery officer swings out' Industry was said to have recom St. James streets. The works of History repeats itself in World War II. Sugar has been called to Shore I'.atteries s,irar,g to InstallatlonN Raised nance and foreign relations were ceased and their, comrades left to mended to Harold L. Ickes, petrol snarp action and we riiu!d see Were perspiring with excitement. tliev described the suciesa of the | Insta'lations razed on the bases president of the New England Di carry on. to the captain 'B om bs on way. the clock have been heated so that called to the session for discus eum coordinator, a IS per cent cut the 4>II would not congeal, but the w h a t .seemed lik>- dot.s an J da-sti, s The -ea is calm and the wind is (Helen lalds oyer an area of .3.50, included nine modern hangars, fuel vision, explained that the organi High Officers Attend hard over.' sion of obtaining equipment for 'The ghost maneuvers quickly. In 4K>Mumptloa before April 1, by cold weather for the past two war again. Our government has restricted the use of sugar for all. of white and omr.gr '.iilmat- d; w arm m o u r faces to 4(,n miles Rut they spoke | ijnmps, munitions dumps zation waa established two y e ^ The services were attended by con- I the Army, which is being doubled. Bombs drop off the ajarboard bow. rationing motorists and by closing weeks waa too much for the heat alo n g the shore. iTTn ir am i wa.s We are plowing along steadily (iro.saically: : rete cn’uscv ay, several concrete | An Argentine military and Na- iiefore the war between the States, high ranking. officers. Including A fighter plane gets one of the Jap filling stations at nights and on ing apparatus in the clock so the bad. n iw Men are going alxiut their "We stiaick precl.scly two min runwavs, shore batteries, anti- ! val mission has been in Washing- serving also through the Spantsh- Admiral Chester Nimitz, comman- Naturally, that includes Coca-Cola. io I'.n,. dutii-.'. the guns afie in Dr utes to .seven and by noon we bombers. .. Anti-aircraft gets the Sundays. Seventeen eastern states timepiece just gave up. Almo-st at that muiiitr a .s.j'ia- aircraft emplacements, store 1 ton for several weeks to negotiate AmeiHcan and *he first World War. der-ln-chlef of the Pacific fleet. ier and the dcck.s arc cleared of .'.ere (in our way out. hav.ng eorii- o th er. and the District of Columbia would The Telechron automatic clock dron of American figh'tir pl uc-.s . hotis.'S. warehouses, and quarters. | purchases of arms. "Founder's Week honors George Navy personnel carried the cas- the shell f ;isej» O ur obselw atlon ■iletfd t)ie finlers" Lookout Still Busy be affected by khe suggested re company ts replacing the present j You’ll continue to find Coca-Cola around the comer from any from a rarn-r far over the hqn- American losses were confined to! There has been no indication In Huntington Hartford who, in keU ashore. Separate servicat in pUin -.s wen picked up safely al There was no estimate made of "The amoke control lookout still strictions, .as well as an underter- I unit so that the cold weather will | zon .swept over the island, bomh- 11 planes. One American cruiser i authoritative Argentine sources 1859. not only organized the com conformance with the faiths of the though with bullet holes- and easiialtie* to enemy personnel. is busy...Boon that wa^ all d.uy. mined area In the northwest. I not 4fffect the operation of the : Ing and strafing with eviryla iig was hit by a small bomb and a near i whether these conversations are pany but established a new, men who died were held at the where, though we regret that you won’t be able to enjby the pause the:., .a n'l lam In sight. The attack was de.v nbed aa a , mi** started superficial fire on an making progress, He Is the guy who tells the engine I clock. It should be ready within i they had* They mils* h u e . ,i straight line distribution system cemetery. We don t kno'A' w here w e're g o I clear off the signal bridge d>‘c k. Kwajslein. where neatly a score | Pearl Harbor. T. H . Feb. 13—oP)—Facta of the Feb. 1 at noted thst recently John A. Hart number five clear, attack over, ing that "an American CUvePine Grove Farm Houac, Wotje, with shore batteries, an , Time of the assault: 6:58 a. m. Feb. 1. ^ publicly pledged the organisation "Where's this town 'Sant Origins?' plant of the Westinghouse Oom Conserving sugar is another step toward Victor}’. Whatever any #f things like gunfire anyw.ay. .N.xrrowshurg. N. Y." airfield, and between seven and , to “cooperate unhesltatihgly In to have fun swapping notes. One ly enef." Island objectives: Marshall and Gilbert groups My son la with an American Ex- "I am tnforme4l," the former pany, which ta mgaged in produc Caught With fiuard Iktun I nine vessels; every effort of authorised govern p^tiooary force and cabled me says he got a big one. Another Attacking force: All types of combat ahips. reports he dropped a heavy-one on 'New York ilistrict attorney toW tion of war materials. The flames, The enemy w as striking back by I Roi. w ith a compound and well ment agencies to prevent unwar from there.” The official-explained which were confined to' burlap, us may have, or may not have, Victory we must have above all else! I constructed airbase for fighter Military air bases destroyed: Taroa, Wotje, Rol and Enybor. a tanker; Someone says' he left a the Natitmal RepuUlcan club at Ita that time as beat they could, after ‘ Military villages destroyed: Kwajale and Rol. ranted riaes in prices of foods." "Sana Orlglrc." a French phra.se 66th annual Lincoln Day dinner were quickly exUnguiabed. Deputy getting caught with their g u a rd p lan es: meaning “without origin," Is used ship blazing stem to stem. A n Ships destroyed; At least 16. other Qjiimes In about terrific ex lost night, "that there is alreatly Fire Chief Arthur H. Strong suf THE COCA-COLA COMPANY down, and here w ere our first dive-*' I Jaluit, with a small Naval base; on cablegrams in war time to TURN IN Enybor, with runways and build Ships damaged: At least eight, plus smaller vessels. plosions in a land hangar. They aia an American Cliveden set in Wash fered a shoulder injury in a fail bomb attaeka. My ears couldn't Defease Htamps mm Collar conceal the location of troop^. from a loarUng platform. He was ALL 'HbuP in g s; an d Total tonnage sunk: In excess of 100,000 ton8. a happy lot One says Japaneae ington and other citlea • OTTII* UHStt AUTHOlITT OF TNl COCA.COIA COMrAHT IT •ven believe themselves In all that Total tonnage damaged; Estimated 50,000 tons. fighting planes are no match for •They are scheming to end the removed to Springfield ti4>spital. H*ll with all the guns going. The Makin. which had a seap lan e Griffin, Ga.—Of)—D osy, the (3cr- "You trust its quality OlP ICOK tender and two four-engined Aircraft destroyed; 38 plus undetermined number on the ours. ■ , war short of military victory. They navigator remara^ dryly as he man daschund belonging to Mr. T wIm i s on IBth COCA-COLA BOTTUNG COMPANY, EAST HARTFORD, CONN. SCRAP- bom bers. ground. and Mrs. R. G. Hunt, hss put up “Give these boys plenty o( aro waiting for the time to come The Spanlanls estabUabsd the plotted the course, “it looks like plane* and they will finish the jobr 4>ut la tha open with plans for a first permanent cdony in New thatS one w a v Little Escapes Destruction Radio stations leveled: Four major stations. with enough to make any dog mad. Princeton, Ind.—(/R—Donnie and wa atlrrsd up a hornet's neat On all the lalanda, little eacaped with people calling him “Hitler" Harry C-len, twin eons of Glbaon we have men in our ^avy.” negotiated peace." Mexico In 1698 at San Gabriel. hat*.** TO SLAP A JAP} deatruction a navy apokeaman Major objective of the attack: To smaahl the Japaneae mid- D o Pacifle strength. , and maklna other unkind remarks. County Surveyor Harry C. Morrl- 'f%aia WBB^hat chilling whooah said. He now wlars defense stamps on wm celebrated their IStth Mrthday •* iMfa aipKahpaints teachers are to take part in Regis called upon to examine a rising from the heart of the metropolis." stead of buying torpedo planes Large formations of Japanese :/ afire. attacks, the communique went on. Franklin Willard, son of Mr. and the stgns and later when the and whether airpower was effec tration Days In Vvapping. So Many in Army Trend for Increased tid e ^ f specimens. Mental hygien He laid the action was com- and, although low’ clouds obscured Mrs. Eugene Willard of Hartford, the correspondent wrote. planes assailed Singapore directly. ones in the southwest ists are concerned with keeping "Since the early morning furl- weather is a little better, will tively coordinated with the other The spring vacation for the "Obviously the Japanese are not Shrub in Southwest letely over and In all probability the results, preliminary coastal Wednesday, at 8 o'clock, in St. see that tliey are placed in po services as it has shown to be in Wapping schools will start Feb Pacinc. Grandpa Says Situa Services Rises; Military people sane in the.se days of strain. James's church, by the rector. Rev. uus flghtin.g has been going on in yet In Singapore town yet or they Blie three big German ships were command reports credit three tor- sition. Japan and Germany. ruary 20 and they will reopen Mon Desert Can Be Con- The company has offered to sell When men are examined by Se perdo hits to Beauforta and the William J. Dunn. They were at and around the race course in the would not he bombing and shelling tion Is in Hand. ^ Requirements Greater. lective Sei-vice authorities. the ■afely at their destination. In addition to placing new “The urgent need is for reform day. March 2. Its guayule property, plants, seeds From Brest to Helgoland Is ap- bomber command "said that each tended by Miss Mary Murawskl northwestern suburbs as the Japa it," a British commentator said. ' vertfd into the Pro and all, to the government for $2,- chest IS x-rayed fQr tuberculosis, nese forces gradually draw their street signs he is also replacing at the top," said The Evening Wapping Grange No. 30 held Its “The positions mentioned In the pnndmately 700 miles. Apparently of the main enemy units was hit sister of the bride, and Stanley signs that have been broken or ' 500,000. Congrees now Is consid By Edward CurtU* Hartford, Feb. 13 Jhe essen a blood specimen is sent to the la ring of encirclement tighter Newa. lumping the Battle of the | regular meeting Tuesday evening communique Indicate some slight the ships had negotiated nearly by bombs. Murawskl. her brother was best have become so worn -by the duct, Say Experts. ering an appropriation to tinance , Pawhuska, Okla., Feb: 13 - ifl’ i— tial importance of adequate pub boratory to be tested for syphili.s around the enemy who apparently I Channel with the bad news from with a goodly attendance. It was withdrawals by our forces since half this distance when they first "The attacks were pressed home man for Mr. Willard. The organist. weather that they cannot be planting of guayule on 75.000 acres "Dammit, you folka/can go home lic health facilities lo prevent dis and their record a'nrl behavior dur is determined to die in order to i the Orient and Libya, "for the initiation In the first and second yesterday." ing the examination is sramiod arere engaged at 11 a. m. yester with the greatest determination Mrs. John Barry, played the bridal deciphered. He is also replacing ' Edltor'e Note: .\niertoa ran of land in the southwestern states. live up to the prestige of the Brit I formation of a new and smaller degrees. There was a degree team and sleep pcaceWIly now. The | ease ijnd promote health is re i If accepted, the.se men are vac - : day. For five hours planes were In in the face of heavy anti-aircraft music and accompanied the solo I war cabinet and a fresh and more Pincer Movement Under Way grow iniK-h ol Its nihbor right Not Enough Of Seexl ish Empire.” poles. During the past year he from Windsor Grange which Tinkers have ght the situation | ceiving added nlteiition now that 1 mated against smallpo): and constant action over the enemy fire and strong fighter opposition, ist. Mrs. Ernest Roy. has, replaced 126 such poles . i determined grapple with our tre- The Japanese, unofficially back at home In a eouthnentern Unfortunately, the available EASY WASHERS The bride wore an Alice . blue worked the first degree on a class the pressing need for united war typhoid, and prior to foreign ser- j irmAdA. which resulted in the loss of 20 The Dome! man pictured the ' that have rotted out or been' ; mendous problems. .. of six candidates and Wapping ing dowTi from enthusiastic claims dettert shrub. gua.\'ule, and supply of seeds would plant only well in hand." ‘ By now, the Schamhorst. Gnei- of our bombers.... and 16 fighters. gown of tissue taffeta, with match scene in a way to pleaae war-mind- , that Singapore was captured and poH'Ihl.v In other home plants. 45.000 acres this spring. It these effort of military ami civilian vice they are immunized against knocked down. "N o doubt we shall be given the regular officers worked the second George Eejivard Tinker. 74-year- forces is recognized. H. R. O’Brien, yellow fever or typhus or cholera. : senau and Prins Bugen probably '•Fifteen enemy fighters were ing tiara and short Veil. She car ed Japanese. I usual soothing explanations ... all but mopped up, admitted their But there Isn'J seed enough to were planted, there would be old father of MaJ. Gen. Clarence L. KEMP'S ried a bridal bouquet of white i degree. The class Included Mrs. M. D.. Chief, Division of Local Water and food supplie.s are in- , have reached the security of Hel destroyed by our fighter escort "Despite the ominovA roar of i but the miscalculations have piled j Mary J. Peck. Mrs. Rosa L. spearhead was still two miles from get hig yields for several enough seed next spring to plant Tinker, gommander of the air Inc. goland hlght, racing home at 20 and three more by the roses and sweet peas. The matron artillery and the rattle of ma- the heart of the city and reported Health Administration, pointed spected and milk is pasteurized. ( Ser\ lee Uo All .Hokes St least ter received from Mrs. Joseph Al- , up too ominously to be dismissed-| ThraU, Marion Zinzer, Leonard B. years, .lohn Lear tells the 450.000 acres. forces ill the Hawaiian l.slands. knoU ahead of the slower ships of honor wore heather rose tis.sue chinc-gun fire, valiant bands of ; that a pincer movement was under out today. Camps are drained to control I Phone 5680 bombers themselves. . . ” sop. State Chairman of the drive. iwlth a flourish of words. .. A , xhrall. Ervin L. Furrey and Mll- puz/.les of ho«« to use our own Miracles cannot be expected surveyied the group of frtend.s which guarded them through the Destro>Trs Sight CJnarrv taffeta and tiara and veil to match. Japanese troops with sabers and way against the big Seletnr Naval Military authorities are making mosquitoes. | l “ cent P. Blrdsey. The flowers used plans In this third of n\e dally from guayule any more than from gat)»ered around him in the corner | extensive use of examinations, im Channel. At 3:34 p- m—when the nau Her arm bouquet was of blue iris bayonets bared for action are A t ^ e close of the meeting re- ter into the whole matter of fram ba.se on the northern shore. in the initiation service were pre nrtlcles on the search for nih- other rubber sources. drug store and contlnue'd: | munization. sanitation and other Concealing Snow and Fog tical hare-and-hound chase had and delphiniums, white carnations inching their way closer to the ' freshmenta were served by Mrs A Dome! (Japanese news ag 1 ing and control of our war strate- sented by. John G. Pentland, the lirr. "It would require .several years " I f the Tinker boys already in 1 public health measures which will It was from the sky, however, been thrashing through the chan and snapdragons. city by crawling or by sudden Margery Graham, Mrs. Edith ' gy is vital to us." ency) correspondent at the front to make the guayule shrub an im the Army can’t take rare of the Churchill, Mrs. William Foley and florist. safeguard men while they are in that the German warships' great nel for more than four and one- A reception and wedding break rushes. Weather Too Bad on the 206-square mile island, once .lohn Lear portant commercial source of rub situation. I ’ve got some more Tink- ' Mrs. Albert Nagle. •nie Mothers' club met on Wed H\ the country's service at training est protection came, not only from half hours - British destroyers fast for the members of the im "Above the smoke, gunfire and Some Informed sources ascribed Britain's Gibraltar of the Orient, ber," the tariff commission report ers that can help 'em out ' mediate families followed at the dust of battle can been seen in nesday evening at the Community Washington. Feb. 13—i/Pi—The camps or abroad. said Doctor concealing snow and fog hut, per- sighted the quarry and. the com i Miss Shirley Martin, of 38U the failure of the R A F. and fleet admitted the British Imperial gar ed last September. Ed Tinker, as he Is known In | 0 Brien. It is evidence of popular even more, from swarms of munique said, “went into the at home of the bride's parents. When the distance the white buildings Hartford Road. Manchester, air firm to duplicate the lapanesc House. The program committee, rison had made the Battle of Sing Indinn.-! of tlie sniilliwe.sl chew the this capital of the Osage Indian ' Mabel Bowers and Helena Foster, Guayule could, however, produce demand for public health services i Nasi fighter planes, shuttling out tack in the face of very heavy leaving for an unannounced wed forming the heart of Singapore 1 daughter of Mrs. Mildred Martin ■Air Force's success against the apore a fight to the death— that leaves of a de.sert shnib and spit country, twirled his spiked mus- | Akim Tamiroff as the vUlian and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr , as the ding trip the bride wore a black planned rolling bandages. The some rubber for use next year if that three Connecticut conimum- | In relays from the French coast bombing. . . and also heavy gun city, gleaming in th* glare of the' and the late L. Sherwood Martin, Prince of Wales and Repulse off the defenders were "determined to rubber balls. tache. He’s pretty proud of the , hero are set to fight it out during the ten.«e action of Edward Small’s and powder blue ensemble. On hostesses were Emma Rose and the pinch were tight enough to ties tiave recently pul their health . to keep protection constantly over fire from all the enemy's surface blazing tropic sun’ j torniorly of South Coventry, and Malaya to the fact that the R A F. die In order to live up to the pres Tinker tribe. j "The Corsican Brother.*. " which will have its Manchester showing their return, they will live, for the Margaret Chapman. Get enough Indians chewing at demand it. The 45,000 acres of work on a full-time basis. j them. , , ships.. . 10,000-Tob Vessel Sunk I Corporal John A. Smythe, son ol docs not use dlve-bombera and that tige of the British Empire." seed now available w;ould yield 1,- Besides the general, who is "one at the State theater Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The soldier and the worker in • Britons' dismay that their rule present, with the bride's parents. The Rev. Randall Chaplain Ma (lie same spot and you rould help "Our destroyers took advantage The Domei man said a 10.000-ton : Mrs. Katherine Smythe of 31 the weather was too bad to allow The facility with which the 500 tons next spring. This would eighth Osage Indian, and the rest defense industry are not the only o f home waters could be so dar The bride's gift to her attendant son, pastor of the First Congrega j of a rain squall to pres.a the at vessel, "fully laden with troops" Wadsworth street. Manchester, accurate high-level bombing. Singapore communique was deliv iilve the wartime rubber short cost 80 cents a ^Und, as much or pure flghtln’ Irish.” the general's cogs In a total war machine, he | ingly and successfully challenged was a chain and locket, and the tional church of SoUMi Windsor; ered in London, here to be made tacks home. . . .There Is reason to was sunk in Singapore harbor ves- ] were married Sunday afternoon But the problem was seen as far age. more than synthetic rubber and son, Clarence L.. Jr., is a lieuten said. Each of ns plays a part and was voiced swiftly In demands for bridegroom's gift to his best man has been elected a member of the public, indicated the measure of anese used to strike against the believe that at least one torpedo terday in sirr h attacks, t another, of Feb. 7 at 3 o clock by the Rev. larger than merely a question of three to four times the current ant In the air force: two other Lead ^ ill Be our health, strength and energy | explanations which may cause new was a tie set. The bride Is employ, New England Town and Country control Singapore maintained ov Since this is not very practical, Hawaiian island*.. hit was obUtned. Casualties In 3.0tio tons, set afire and direct hits Ralph W. Ward Jr., at the par how and why the British allowed price for tree rubber grandsons. Edward L. Tinker snd On the trip, hr vi..i|ed .lapan, are important. Many were not tool dlmcultlee for' Prime Minister ed by Cheney Brothers snd the Church Commission for a term of er her communications. the government tia."! decided to our destroyers were not heavy." •cored on nine other ships. sonage of the South Methodial the Nazi squadron to get r/vay. The mo.st economical lime to George Edward Tinker III. are French Ind"-f'hina. the Philippine,'. I wisely fed before. Today, it is ' Churchill's government on top of bridegroom is s machinist with three years. In the land fighting the heavi K i"W a lot of the .ahnib.* and feed I IhmI for rubes One question Britons were sure The newspaper Nichi Nichi re- . church min .v^micucaLnManchester. . The i nc unuebride | A.S one source stated it bluntly : harvest gua.viile Is at the end ot Army air cadets, and a grand and Thailan'l I highly essential Ihal housewives the bad news from the Pacific and the Billings A Spencer Company. Mr. Mason came to South Wind est engagements were under way Ihi-m into mechanical chewers to ask their war leaders was how ported from Singapore island to- | is employed at the Travelers In- i "The Germans have a good four yeahs’ growth. The same 4.5.- daughter is married to Bill Bogur, Mr,* Tinker died January 31 leani all they lan about how to Mediterranean. Hartford. sor. as pastor in 1939, succeeding about MacRitchle reservoir in the riiia .shrub is the guaynile c pro- the Schamhorst, Gnelsenau and day that a large scale Japanese .sutance company of Hartford, and I chance to unite a superior fleet in (lOtj acres would give 21,3 (This announcement supported ers from the Malayan mainland, him further south —Indians play- production, because the entire girl. Sarah Ann Swaggerty when .\lberl which "I wore when lh> Uiw Violation ' ter. who was 111, Albert E. Moss fleet now can muster at least five Besides a choir of- 15 voices, an across Johore strait, and no one der priorities won’t be long. ] man from doing hia best. Doctor Quickly, a flight of torpedo presumably were the specific tar- the implication in earlier British ins with bouncing balls. The pres shrub must he tom up and both were 17. fust Tinker in the tribe got mar- of the Forestry Department at formidable ships- the battlesliip,': I enthu.siastic Young People's Socle could sny for certain how long the Shmewhat to the surprise of O Bnen pointed out. If fewer peo- planes guarded by 50 fighters w as j gets of 66. The la.st was W ed- dispatches that the Naval base ence ot the shrub in the United shredded to extract the .solid rub He likes to tell about the earh , lied after I wa.s old enough was inside the line still held by the i the University of Connecticut gave Gneisenau, Scharnh ) st and Tir- ty, ami a 20-40 group have been Union Jack would fly over Singa- days when he spent "two-thirds of eieryone. it wa.s reported to the pie are .sick, the load on physi- A WOMAN NEVER FORGETS THE MAN WHO REMEMBERS w agin g tpward the French coast nesday — just a day before they Hartford. Feb. 13 William I .Slates IS suppo.sed to have been ber molecules within the plant. wear sin defense forces from near Singa- ' an illustrated talk before the pitg. and the pocket battle.ships formed. It Is the hope of Mr. Ma- i pore city, my time with the'* full blooded | .\nierican Institute of Mining and I lans and hospitals is less heavy. and from then on th" Briti""'’ ■■ sallied forth Patrick Regan, 36 licensed discovered by accident. t>iws graz Let the Shrub Grow ■ Coventry Garden club at Us meet Scheer and Luetzow -as well as son that the church will be paint- The communique follows: Osages and the other third using •Metallurgical Engineers today The more people are ininiiinized out their own Air Forces to the Authoritative soiirces pointed pharm.aclst from Fitchburg, Ma.ss . I ing i,n the dry lands of tile soulh- Since the raw rubber now on ___ II ' . . . in111 tns»the s'center A n t A «* f\f of tnAthe iwlariHisland tto t thi a ing in the Library on Tuesday two aircraft carriers, three or four ed and redecorated by the y e a r: "Severe enemy pressure has up metal In my father's black that lead '.'ill make a .aub.«titute against communicable disease.s, attack. that they were small targets I ^^.[,0 since coming here recently •'!PSt died niysteriou.slv. Autopsies hand is estimated by the Army Naval base.! afternoon His films showed wiM crudsers of the Prinz Eugen cUis.s, 1944 when the church will cele-; been maintained on the' western smith shop." MisK H ioiiip^on The report '.'a.s bv Gi rhard Derge. the less distraet loll there will be Germany won tor she shook in a large space and that the har has worked in an East Hartford as sufficient to HU wartime needs Give Her __ _ Nichi Nichi said one Japane.se liird life, and methods ot fecdin-; with eight-inch guns, several light brate its 250th anniversary, ElaO- j f r o n t during the last 24 hours and .ihowed rubber pellets in their He.made camp hooks the squaw- (.'arnegie Institute of Technology, by epidemics loose the three ships which had bor of Brest was singularly de diner, was bound over today under .stomachs. for two and a half years. It w-ould Pittsburgh Doctor O’Bne'n outlined some of fensible against aerial torpedo column was moving along tlie anil sheltering them during the ;i>;-ini h cruisers and a considerable orate plans -are already under 1 “ ** attack is being supported by used lo hang pots over their Is BittcMi. K iu k e d lain in refuge at Brest for months S300 bonds to the May term of hut unknown number of destroy A German scientist is responsible be more productive to let the 45 - Lead wa.s .supposed lo poison the j the uavs in w ill'll publii- health att.acks which caused such havoc north coast of the island toward winter months. Mrs. C3eon Hurd I increased air a/id artillery forces. campfires. Chocolates os stationary targets for the Federal court on charges of vio ers. ' ' ______j "Shelling today has been fre- for bringing guayule to attention 000 acres of existing seed grow i pastes Not so. doesn t get into ; workers are contributing to the to the Italian fleet at Taranto. the .Naval base from the west. pre.sidcd at the businc.ss ses.-uon "I rambled over these hills, " he ' R. A. F.'s bomba. Her cost was 18 lating the Selective Service law. With stub a fleet loose In the A t quent on forward ireas and on as a po.ssible source of rubber He throuzh the 1943 harvest time so them a particle, it wa.s found bv war effort. Sanitary engineers are There has been doubt among In Another, the newspaper said. uhuh opened with the singing ol i recalls "They were a garden of j New York, hell 1.5 P Doro lighter planes and the warships At a hearing before Commis lantic, British sources said. the ! Singapore town. -tartfd commercial experiments that It could produce more seed. 1 clectrolytn te-t.s at Carnegie j i becking water and milk supplie.s ... and get them HEREI formed observers for some time reached a military road loading to ' the National Hymn; routine mat- Eden in those days. Small game thy Th.inip.'^on the columnist and were damaged by bomb, shell or sioner William J. Wholean, a.isist- the Naval base after driving in United States and Briti.sh fleets to ! "He (the enemy) has also car- .!Tth It in .Vfexico long before there The 4.50.000 acres which that s e ^ Tech Neither do S'laps and creams and overseeing sewage disposal torpedo—how gravely remains to that the ships ever had been criti- ; g Attorney Valentine J. ters were transacted. A number of -quail, prairie thicken, squirrel.'- | lecturer got a bitten inde* finger | damage the lead But don t America’s finest chocolates are here, fresh from tb« land to the hills around Mand.ai, books were contributed by the gether probably could not muster Williugtou j ried out low level and dive-bomb was a Hiller Hus work began would plOnt w-ould jdeld 15.01H) rabbits—jdeer. and the antelope on | drop plants. Health departments are be learned. cally damaged and some experts said the .accused failed to i stout kick in the midriff 1 concerned with the housing of de- makers — every package beautifully decorated for _____ At____ J .. .L. Wovsi «»r _ • _ - ^ - south of the causeway acro.ss the .sufficient strength to meet that ' attacks on our forward areas and •around 1878. after pru es of ruh- tons tn 1944. .54 000 in 1945, 213 - ' the plains just west of here went one on vour toe. The British failed because they even questioned whether the at report to a local Draft Board lii.s ! members for the Victory Book M ilt Jennie H. Ctaurcb M’edne.-slay night during a brief Ifense workers. State departments Strait of Johore. Drive. Refreshments were served strength In less than two weeks. there have been many high level oer from Brazil. Inen the only 000 in 1947. in ttroves by the thousands your Valentine's gift. CaJ/ in and select today'. lost 42 planes and suffered some tacks were worth their cost-. change of address and to submit All these flghires are conserva encounter vith a large and noisy I of health and some city depart- j tiy Mrs. Helen Boerwort Mrs. It might mean the end of all bombing attacks in the town area source, went skyhigb Grew Up With Chief Fire In Middletown Gosuolties in their destroyers with Another likely question was to examination. j tive estimates by the tariff com hlon'le w ho per.sisted in such pro I ments have divisions of industrial The Sampler, this famous package, in the new $1 siie. is a l-'rances Dailey and Mrs. Fllizabeth ' North Atlantic convoy work until Mrs. Juliette E. Neal, 78. wife by large formations of aircraft. Gave I p His Idea "I knew the Osages better than out bottling the long, narrow chan,, why Hitler took such great Regan was described as having mission. which adds that mass ven alive remark.- as Heil Hitler ' hygiene to help manufacturers set gift to delight her hearti Also in $1 50. $) and $'.50 sires. chances to get the ships out of White. Uie -Jerman fleet waa found and of Homer N. Neal, died suddenly "Fighting now is taking place The scientist had trouble with I knew the white people. 1 sort of The .situation begin to develop Middletown. Feb 13 P Fire sel and delivering a blow In home a divorced wife in Fitchburg, who production of guayule would in up safeguards to protect workers The Fairhill, our favorite boi of candr. PopsJirlj priced. Brest. The consensus was that he Earle W. Green Post and Auxi drstioyed, and might endanger the Tuesday about noon at her home ' about Ang Mo Kio village, Mac- procejisuig experiment.*, however, grew up with Bacon Rind ifniiici in a cro'der! r.ist .-ide cafe when of undetermined origin destroyed waters which would have been is contributing largely to support , South UovtMilrv volve factories costing about $20,- m industnes where many new hoped to use the hard-hitting sur liary. American Legion, met Tues Allied ha.sos on Iceland, where in South VVillinglon. She was born Ritchie reservoir and Pasir Pan and abandoned' the idea after an Osage chief i. He and 1 were what the hl';ivi' 's e-cort. had trouble | the interior of the Bucknerr Proc Heart Boxes, filled ■» ith Whitman's, 50c to $5. their greatest Naval triumph of of two children. Since coming . 000.000 for. each 100,000 tons of processes are being used, some of face ships on the Atlantic supply day night at the home of Mr. and Amcriran troops are on guard. in V'oluntown February 6, 1864. J Jang." Englishman. Sir Henry Wickham, you'd call buddies, and he even keeping her fp;i* ' It gathered mo ess Company'.* factory here early the war. to Hartford and living at an un- j Forty members of the Coventry A siirrcs.sful German attack on he leaves besides her husband one The communique, by placing the annual nibner output. yesterday The firm treats ma FnU Story StiU To Be Told lanes along with the U-boats to -Mrs. Arthur Barrows. At the post nrought prices down by a more asked me once to do his sparkin mentum wlieii several other cus reported address, he has been Pa rent-Teachers' As.sociatlon met Iceland would change„ ______, the strategy daughter, Mrs. Harold C. W iggin s ' central fighting scene at Ang Mo direct method Smiiiigling r u l^ r The guayule is the most promls- j chine beits with a special com But the full story still is to be strike heavily at both Britain and for the monthly meeting Wedr.e.s- s-'s.s on, defense activities were tomers ohjpi led l'> the noisy pair 1 placed in Class One by Board 2B. of the entire Battlh of the Atlantic, | of WilUmantic. Mrs. Neal was a ^ indicated the sources of moat ■seeds out of the Amazon valley and ing of several^ rubber-bearing 1 Tinker’s family was clo.aer to pound told of the great land, sea and air the United States. day evening at the Center school. discussed, and questionnaires dis ani] re.-irhetl a climax when they A second possibility, that the for German U-Voats operatin member of the Federated church . Singapore's i;gmainlng water planting them in an organized way plants. Thomas Edison found rub- | Osages than lo the white peo- Chief P-ohert B Fr>rd of the ' battle which started after the Ger- | j Mrs. Jean Knapp presiding. tributed lor information as to de- were usher!''! 'Uit-i'l'' man warships nosed out of the three wdrships are to be taken from there would command the and of Climax Chapter, Order of supply had been seized by the in t)ie East Indies ber in the goldenrod. hut could not i pj, Miss Thompson and her e.scort Russell Company Fire department Mls.1 Ann Poslem.sky, secretary, | fen.se work being performed by | \orth Atlantic shipping lanes a Eastern Star o.' Merrow. The ' fnfmy. for the reservoirs lie west said the damage wouhl amount t ' Nazi-occupied French harbor at 1 circuitously to the MedUerranean ______a : ___ « _____A I______m m rv^ r. r . „ nd The s« ienfisrs work was ear make il.s commercial production } "H'hen my children were grow- were on the (■•:rh waiting for a cab Local Man llcM read a .communication from the members and their families. Fol force the convoy routes to Britain funeral was held Thursday at 2 "t that village which is four or feasible. The same is true of some , „p j ,n „i "several thousan'l dollar- " Th<' the western mouth of the channel j for an expected major drive there, lowing the business session of the ned on by the intercontinental \5ilnes.-.es saPl Miss Thompson •Slate Highway Department thank to be shifted farther south. p.m. in Hall Memorial church with f* ''' I™ '" ,° f typM of thistle and dan'lelion unless they behaved themselves 1 building Is a onc-story frame aii'l 073 MAIN STREET ^ and headed eastward toward the also warn given some crederjee ing the association for its co-op- auxiliary, the women made over Rubber company, by plant breed walked over to the blonde, shook ■ Dover strait, the open water of the 1 ^ third theory waa that Gcr- As Eiiiliczzler Dr. Horace B. Sloat. the pastor. | communique also ing, increasing the rubber content Even the Christmas flower, poin- , would give them to the white men an admonitoiv finger under her corrugated iron structure. erallon with its Safety Campaign 100 St. Patrick Day favors for In officiating and burial w o. in the settia. holds rubber. A Los Angeles ' were more afrairl of white north sea and the safety of a home many la projecting an Invamion at- mates of the Veterans' Home In of guayiile. and improving ma n o s e and told her: 'You ought to | tempt against Britain, but this by insisting that proper warning WUlinglon Hill cemetery. was a point of battle. machinery maker says he has a nien than the white children were port. Hartford, Feb. 13. 'J'- George signs be displayeil on each school Newington. On behalf of the unit, chinery to filant. harvest and pro I : hchave yoiir.self ' .' was viewed as less plausible than ■nie E. U. Pinochle Club met at Sp'Wrhead Nearest Threat new method of prodiirting rubber I of Indians. The woman replied with s right | The first, preliminary Admiral Wllmont Camithera. 30. Fort bus. AKso the a.ssociatlon has Mrs. Helen MacFarland, Am eri Stafford Springs cess "rhe rubber company was not the others. I the home of Mrs. Lawrence Laicier ' The fact that the British Im- from milkweed, but it remains to "Clarence I the general' gave us fool to .Miss Thompson s stomach | ty-A ir Ministry communique said Fairfield, Me., was arre.sted here urged the matter of erecting dan- able to bring the price of guayule canism chairman, presented the John O.' N'etto I of West Willington Monday night, • (icrials were still fighting at Pasir lie lesteii. some trouble, especially when he ■ Mi-s Thompson then .swung at the today: by Detectives Edward I. Lowe and ' ger signs on the highway near ap- hostess, Mrs. Barrows, with an nibber down low enough to com "When last sighted, the enemy 472. Stafford i Mrs. Charles Wochomurka receiv- I’ anjang indicated that the nearest pete with tree rubber. It made Farm re.searchers say rabbit served as a printer's devil in the blomle who >eized her hand and Brest Left at Dusk State Policeman Pnmfret on proaches to the schoolhoures Americanism Gift Box In the na ed first prize and Mis. Frank | threat to Singapore city waa a had become separated and were , „ i 1 worthwhile profits only for a few brush. native lo the western [newspaper office, and 1 scared him bit the writer s fingiT, charges preferred by Maine au Si'ch slgn.s sre now in the hands tional colors, containing a gift VonzLsek second, both of Willing- spearhead that had outflanked the states, could prcxluce a.* much as f into good behavior many times The blonde and her c.w'ort de- . making for ports In the Helgoland ' O f t M PfinP/ttlOy thorities charging embezzlement of the selectmen ready to be from each member. Refreshments Joseph L. Senechal of East Main years after the Brlti.sti and Dutch ton Hill. Pasir Panjang forces by about rreatef i riminal rr-sponsihdit \- f o r Naval forces and air fighters sup finally went Into action, an in Mr. Senechal will take a similar time It took to harvest the Mrs' needs upon Miss Danchy's recom-,; James Service and Mrs. Fred Serv tacka by British Imperial troops nii'lw psterii artist who painle'l The area of the front as-igneil I the di'ath of Ntrs Ida neRent". .53. plied in relays from the French formant said, they raced through Ellington teaching position at Windham gusyville crop. East Indies natives menUatlon. ice served for luncheon creamed the situation on Singapore island several pictures whii h drew criti to his famous son is not strange w h'l di' d last Dei «mber from the coast. the German'e own destroyer screen High Bcl)ool, Wlllimantic, and will giia>nile crop. East Indies natives It was reported that from the chicken, home made baking pow appeared increasingly critical to cism from the sections and classe- to Ed Tinker. In 1937. he took a effects of a beating Furious Battle Waged at top speed to launch torpedoes a. r. Berr take over his new teaching posi .and broke the monopoly there. Public Records Surplus Commodltlea, In charge of der biscuits, pens, Jell, sv^'eet day, with the Japanese hurling thev portrayed. ptpa.siire jaunt on a friend's tramp The i-oroner s.iifl Mrs DeRento From the time they were met by at the German battleships Scham Mrs. Elinor Pomeroy, 20 bushels of Tel. 498-S, Rockvilla tion after February 27th. A gradu Prices crashed. Ualifomia acre.s pickle, tapioca pudding and coffee. more men and planes Into action Washington - William F. Stev- i steamer The boat was loaded was beaten afti'r an argunient British air and then Naval units horst and Gneisenau. apples have this month been fur ate of Stafford High school, Mr. planted tn giiavmle became more until they agattered at the east I These assaults were delivered at I>eaae The favors were cute red heart in an attempt to smash resistance en.son. South Carolina representa , with scrap metal for Japan ■'crnp. during whi'h .9iha ai-ciised her nished for schools in the South The Vermont display that has Sehechal was graduated from the profitable as building lots end of the channel, a furious bat- ' "very short range " in a la.st des- The Aetna Oil Company to the valentine dolls and two valenUneo. regardle.ss of cost. tive in Congress from 1917 t,o ] inetni Hint may have been fashion- 'I ir'-'. ear-old -lep.-on of stealing Parish. Another shipment of com been conducted at the Hall Me Jjniversity of Maine In June, 1932 Up Eaprrlnientlng 1933. former ehairman of the Fed I ed into the war machines the Jap. from him tle was waged with everything on perate. attempt to halt the enemy Broad _ ------Brook Company,-----_— _____ lea.se___ of and began teaching at the old The napkins were of appropriate While the full extent of Japa- modities la expected March 1st. morial Library this week will be The Intercontinental company eral Home Loan Bank board. both aides from little minesweep- ships, then hitting their top Speed (hrp^ floors of the warehouse at Mrs. Margery Graham spoke to Stafford High school In September 1 <^*’ *P*- I neae gains during the past 12 continued for another week. It was soldiers hours was obscured by lack of de- kept on wnth experiments on its Huntsville. T e x —Dr. Harry ers to the great batteries on op of 30 knots Apel Place and Oakland street for the meeting concerning nutrition 1932. He has been In charge of About 1000 books for j announced by Miss Nellie E. Mc- were received in town mootly fic tollad Information from the em 1000 acre plantation at Salinas. Fishbume Estill. 81, president posite shores. a term of one year st $1,200 a cla.saes which sre to be started Knight. librarian.. Visual aid at the High school for Calif , as well as In Arizona and It was a battle fought in misty year, payable monthly. the past seven years and has been tion. Mrs. John Mlrtl. librarian, battled Ulond, so far as known emeritus of Sam Houston Stat' next week. Mrs. Graham la nutri 'The following program was pre Te.xas The shrub was easy to Teai'hera College. confusion, under leaden skies Warrantee! Deied tion chairman of the Women's Dl- a Director of the Connecticut was chairman of the committee, here Singapore city Itaelf atlll was About Town sented at Ellington Grange W'ed- assisted by Mrs. Fred Tyler, Mrs. In British hands, notwithstanding grow. It needed only 6 to 12 tneher Peoria. III. Joseph Petards. 76 which often blotted out the fierce Annie McCabe to Alice 8. and vtslon of the— local------Defenae Council----- I nesdav evening: Song, G range.,,.Audio , Visual __ Education Asaocla- of rain a year, and tfirlved on dra and outstanding leader of the duel of big and little ships, w’ave- Paul T. McKay, property on White Gallup Service aud Mrs. William 1 a.xU reports to the contrary. sculptor whose statue of Lincoln J. l^sRoy Schweyer, chairman of I ..^vhen You and I Were Young | heat Lark o f' moisture b'lilt up stands in Sfatehouse Square in sklmming torpedo planes and The Red Cross Production unit etreet. the Coventry Defense Council then 1 M aggie," solo, "Grandmother's Ad- fi**'*".* , M I No a o e to PeoltlOB Tolland JuvenUe Grange wtU ^ received from the rubber content. Continued Springfield. 111. wheeling, diving bombers and announces the arrival of■ 200 j Oertllleates of Devise addressed the meeting, giving a vice," Mrs. Marv Sikes; ~Dame ! High School Alumni aasocla------j have InsWllsUon of officers at lU I selective planting Increased the fighters, I pounds of sweater yarn at the By order of the Manchester detailed report of the organizing | Ka.,hion. Rachel Pease; Styles I Don and treasurer of the Parent Slngapoie, relayed to London Teachers Association. He will meeting today by Mrs. Laura i rubber In the average shrub from Extinguished 18 Gross FIree Although the shores of Fram c workrooms In the- Cheney office Probate Court. onc-haJf interest ' of the council and Its preparation' by years, Grace Goehring and ' early this morning from New Del- 10 to 22 per cent of the dry weight are visible in dear weather from building, which volunteer knitters in property on Cobiirn Road, es- i for war-time emergencies. "I^e continue to make his home in Staf Loomis of Manchester. ' hi. India, declared the invaders Florence Cordtsen; Before the ford Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whitman and As a result, the only existing Bridgeport. Feb. 13— i-Pi— Fire the Enebsh rlilTs across the Dover niay have by calling there any clay ■ tate of the late James O McCaw, 1 Windham hospital and the Man Civil War, Lillian Peterson and were pressing the attack with ut-. Alfred R. Haller. Blackout of children Mary and Austin were supply of high test guayule seed men had to extinguish 13 grass Strait, the joint c.oinmunique said next week, Monday through Fn- ! is devised to Helen McCaw. widow Chester hospital will co-operstioperate Mrs. Ahrahamson; Not too long ter disregard for losses but gave I ficer for Stafford announced the dinner guests Sunday of Mra in the World was in intercontinen fires in Bridgeport yesterday and. the weather was so* thick the ene- ^lay froii. 10 :30 to 4 p. m. If they of the deceased. 1 with the local council In cOae 01of ago-the hobble skirt, Helen Quln- no clue to the position of the op tal s handa when Japan s attack in a way, 'they blamed it on Abe CONSERVATION appointment this week of Chester Whitman’s mother, Mrs. Elizabeth desire it delivered at any of the gy order of the Probate Court. disaster. Local-warning centers, at nand, Grace Aborn; the prgoent, posing battle lines. my ships were not nn.e spotted E. Bestpn, Principal Stafford Griggs in Chaplin. im pearl Harbor made It neces- Lincoln Children 7 Given a Lin- from tl’.is shure. de)jiyer>' places, a list nf which has (j,,. estate of Antonia Margaret the home of J. L. Schweyer in •Mable Parker and Stephanie Lq..st night’s Singapore commu m High school and Dr. William H. Russell Vonaaek of Willington -avy fi>r this country to obtain i i-oln's birthday holiday from \tt Hits On .All Three pw \\uisly .ippearcd in this^^pa- Leister, late of this town, i.s dlvid- South Coventry and B. A. Strack Schlude. The entire cast oang, nique, however. sMd the British rubber from sources other than oiii ' school, started the fires, they said. P/r, they should telephone 5j 4 2, between Charles Leister. Henry in North Coventry, will receive Warmington os Deputy Blackdut Hill is one of the circulation com It .said the bomber cummand "Should All the Old Styles Be For officers. No announcement has yet .h . I Were holding a line extending from CONSERVE CONSERVE reported hits on all three o f the' tiuring the above days and hours. , Letter, Jr.. Stephen Leister, So- warnings from the WiUtmantlc gotten end Never Brought to Mind; rng“ ' at W^dh^m "■‘ - 1 base on Johore Strait Mri. C T. Willett i^ll be In charge - Kramer. Margaret Sheehan Center in case of air raids. The been made of the date for the trial TIRES TRANSMISSION fleeing Nazi warships. poem. “ Mother'e Johnny Coke." blackout in a selected area In the southward to the center of the Monday and Mjss O'mstead ^ Bertha Llpkens, children of local Air Raid Warning Commit- 1 Snio Hayes; solo, Mary Sikes. The The senior class will have a gala Island and thence to the coast At least SIX tojTiedo hits v.cre ^|^^ Marlon Washburn on town. The experiment liowever. affair this evening at the Wind iand Miss Marlon Washburn tee consists o f Arthur L. Wood- , program closed with a sketch, through Tanglin. which Is barely brlu'Vud lo have boon »:ored but >^■111 probably be made within a ham High school cafeteria. The East Hartford's .Most Modern trackage Store! there no lndi< ation of their I Certificate of IMatrlbution worth, fife chief: Orlo H. Smith ; "W hy Lie About I t 7" Those taking few weeks. two mjles west of the heart of r By order of the Probate Court. | of South street, and Byron Hall of ^ part were. Mildred Dlmock, as party is for the class and mvited Sixteen students of Stafford n.embers of the faculty. A vaude Singapore city. *''^One'M'irdiuinchcd was credited revealed Ihls 1 Bridget Doyle and Nellie Doyle North Coventry. ’ Vivian: Aunt Mary, Mildred Mc- ■nils appeared to Indicate that unt air liuinihca. was ere lited that a sharp increase in marriages I ______High school made the first honor ville program is to be presented. recelve property on Deming street Mr. Schweyer also reported^ as Knight, and Mrs. Lottie Finance, South Green Package Store to a Swordfish plane -one of an ba.s been noted this week. Many roll, for the third marking period Brigham Service of South WllUng- the -defenders atlll were to posses the e.state of the late Timothy chairman for the Citizens' School Belinda. armada of torpedo planes of which I i„cal couples are rushing their according to the list o^ounced Uin is one of the stage committee. sion of the Naval base, from Designed to keep America's cars serving for the Doyle. Committee, comprising Howard Mrs. Nellie H. Megsrgel who has John ABdisio, Prop. BIX were lost and three more to ' plans in an effort to be wed prior Wednesday afternoon by Principal In the Industrial Girls' League which all warships were with V/ Administrator's Deed Manning, secretary; John Blssell, been taking care of Mrs. Eloise Beaufort tori'edo-bombera The ^ to the advent of the Lenten season Cheater E. Baston. Students of the matches Tuesday night at the drawn many days ago, and that l.'iO Feet South of City Hall In East Hartford Louis Steger. administrator of Lawrence Robert.son. Arthur Se- fTharter for the past ten and a first honor roll arc: seniors, Rosa they probqbly held at least a part duration. . . . To prolong the life of your car—to others were sent scudding through : next Wednesday. bert. Mrs. Walter Keller, Mrs. Ar- half yeara will spend some time Lucky Strike Alleys in WiUlmon- the murk from torjiedo tube.s of a the estate of George Steger and DaDalt, Howard Horaman, Rose ot the vital reservoirs north of Annie F. Steger. to Leona Mik- | *“ hr Vinton, Ralph V. I^ynolds. with her sister and brother-in-law Uc, the WiUlngton Nationals was WINES, BEER^ AND LIQUORS - “Can I Afford lt ? “ CONSERVE CONSERVE destroyer and a motor torpedo j At a meeting of the scohtmas- Julian, Remo Pellin, Alan Schwan- one of the top teams winning all this city. avoid many major repair bills—to protect your laslewicz Grillo, propertv on Glen- 1 John E. Kingsbury. Mrs. Clarence Mr. »and Mrs.- Kerwln Little of da and Madeline Speer; Juniors, The communique described GAS BRAKES boat. ters. which wa.v held last evening. Jeffries, Mrs. John Cumnqisk. Mrs. Rockville. Mrs. (Charter died at three games from True Blues. AT REASONABLE PRICES. "At about 11 a m ye.«terday It was decided that the scout or wood street Verm Crapulli; Sophomores, Elaine Local membera of Anne Wood fighting as heavy all along the You can. Madam, if you sa\c the money. IJa Pendens Charles Knapp. Mrs. Reuben Mc her late nome on Plnney street, Scuasel, Marion Valery, Claire Une. with the Japanese employing pocketbook—to preserve your motor car trans iThuradayI,. R A F fighter air- ganization of Manchester will a»- Cann, Mrs. Elsa Koelhcr and Elderkin Chapter, D. A. R., at Telephone Hartford 8-3R12 Manchester 8019 That's ea.sy.. .Kill two birds \iith one ."tone. Louise C. England has filed no Saturday night. Webster, ■ Phyllis Whitaker and medium tanks to support their In .-raft reported an enemy aq.iadrnn si.st the Junior Chamber of Com George H. Robertson. This com The next meeting of Ellington tended the monthly meeting Tues consisting of the Schamhorst, the merce in the collection of salvage , tice of suit to foreclose...... a mort- Patricia Zelz; Freshman, Myra day at the home of Mrs. Albert fantry. and declared that the In Get your hat. and get that bothersome job of mittee was formed last spring to Grange will be Feb. 25 and will be DeCarll, Shirley Horsman, Fran portation. . . . See your Chevrolet dealer today Gnei.senau and the Prinz Eugen waste paper. This drive for paper ! on property located on Lydall Welch in WllUmontlc. The chair vaders were stepping up their air laundering done at the same time. Before street owned by Harry E. Burnett. investigate the needs, cost of con competUe night. Mrs. Edith Luss ces MIcha and John Sullivan. aecompanied by destroyers, tor will commence February 21. struction. transportation coats, is chairman of the program. man of the Red Cross committee, assaults. pedo boats, E-Boats and mine TTiere are 51 students on the sec long, you'll be making a habit of it. for full details of Chevrolet's original “Cor etc., for a new central school- Mrs. Jennie DeCarll of Main ond honor roll. who has been collecting used post sweepers. was approaching the flan McLean. O S C. will hold (ioneents to Remain age stompa reported one woman house, or two schoolhouses, for ele street, accompanied by her daugh The annual St. Valentine dance When You See F (^RAICTORY \ Dover strait from the west, ' said its regular meeting tonight at mentary puptla. He stated that bad donated six thousand stomps, New London. Feb. 13— >—At ter and aon-ln-taw, Mr.' and Mrs. sponsoKd by the Stafford High Embezzler Given Bring your laundry or dry cleaning to us. Conservation Plan," and keep your cor the British sea and air commands eight o’clock In the Masonic Tem (JP this committee has made applica lliese have been sent to England the request of the board of trus David Logan of Windsor Liocks sre ■chool Girls club will be held to Our Tank Truck— In their first account of the battle. ple. tion to the Federal Bureau for where the dyes are extracted and "Connie” Rothammer or "Bob” Dougan will BUY tees, I^sident Katharine Blunt visiting her son and daughter-in- night in the high school audi in yoog Melgliboriiood. it's a sign i MT r D CONSERVE COOlING 'TTie enemy squadron also was $60,000 for such a school building, law, Mr. and Mrs. John DeCorll of sold and the money Is given to the Suspended Term serving well by keeping it well serviced. Allan R. Coe, Jr, a student at of Connecticut college, whose re torium. This year due to a that wiM iMNiseliolders are give it their personal attention. (ATATf ^ SYSTEM heavily escorted by fighter air and is awaiting a reply. Such ap Dearborn, Mich. "Queen's Fund” which provides fpr taking no ehonoes running ertror the Vnlveraity of New Hampshirs, tirement at the end of the current conflict in dates, the dance will be ot craft. propriations sre based upon the Mrs. L. R. OimpbsU, who has held after the boys' boaketball the core of the sick. An article short on their fuel oil supply. 'bonds “ Visibility at this time varied w os operated upon for appendlclUs academic year, was recently an number of defense workers fami was read from a newspaper years STAMPS nounced by the board, has con been Ul for the past w ^ is ablt gome with Suffield High. The Hartford. Feb. 18.—(ifl)—Peter J. And by the some tokru. you will from three to.flve millei.^ .On re at the Portsmouth. N. H . hospital lies living In the town. A survey ago about a D. A. R. masqusrade sented to continue os president of to be about the bouoe again. nune will begin at 6:30 p. m. and Donohue, 29. of Farmington, to know that these neighbors of A MOBILE NATION IS A STRONG NATION rr ceipt of this report, eoasul craft has showed 175 of these families in Eleanor Lusa, daughter of Mr. party. The guost speaker woe day received a one-year suspended - ^ 1 the college through 1942-43. the dance wrill start at 9. The youm mre assured of clean, of the Dover Naval command Im- I fortably as can be expected. He is Coventry, constituting 15 per cent and Mrs. John Lusa of Maple Mr*. Cmio\ Toresuono ot Lebanon, jail sentence after he pleaded gull- the son of Mr and Mrs. Allan R. In requesting that President Modlnera, a six piece orchestra hsatthful heat at a moderate mediately were sent out to attack, of the number of families in the street. Is s patient in the St. Fran topic: "The Laura Spellman tv In Superior court to tmbexxllBg Coe of Henry street. Blunt remain in offict for another from Manchester, will furnish mu rost. You run pracUee the together with Swordfish aircraft town. cis hospital, Hartford, whsrs shs RMkefeller Foundation." M.OOO from Goodwin Beach Com year, the tnisteea stated at a sic. The following members of the some foreelght mod reedve the of the fleet air arm, strongly es In accordance with measures underwent an appende^my. The tows of 4shford will give a pany, investment brokers. same heating value by 'phoning A lw a y s see y o u r lo c a l There is still opportunity to re meeting at the college yesterday Girls club will serve on commit corted by R. A. F. fighters. adopted at th« lost town meeting, Mias Mary Lavitt, a graduate party Saturday night for the Donahue, who started with th$ your order NOW. serve tables at the seml-formal afternoon, that the war has pro tees: General, Kathleen Driacoll, Mr. Schweyer atated that the pro nurse, and daughter at Mr. and benefit of Infantile paralysis vic concern oa a runner th 1981, work "AttaclLS by both Swordfish and midwinter hop of Gibbons Assem duced public and educational sit Helen L. Barrows, Ora Sfreddo, ceeds of the sale of collected sal Mrs. Paul Lavitt ot Maple etreet tims which will Include various ed up to cashier and It was durlne CHEVROLET DEALER FOR SERVICE coastal aircraft were pressed close bly. C. L. of C. tonight at the uations which make difficult a Vera Crapulli, Mary Bachiochi, xCUAMm^LAUMDEROtSi CONSERVE EVERY vage material, ouch as waste pa has been commissioned a second and Shirley Horsman; orcheatro, clubs. The WiUlngton Serensdera. the post two years that he tooV CONSERVE to home tn the face of Intense fire American Legion home. Mre Leo change In administration at this per. burlap, etc., under supervision lieutenant at the Windsor Locke Effie Blodgett, Eileen Plante, a seven piece orchestra, wlU furn the money by entering sums S3 FUEL A RANGE OIL HAMUSON it . MANCHESTER VlTAl PART from all vessels and opposition by Kwash, 7545 and Mrs. P. J. Peolt, time. ENGINE on any car or truck of the SoUrage Committee of the Air Bose. Claire Gilman and Deborah An ish music for round and square posited in the bonk and then - m e * s ’ enemy fighters. 2-0148 are accepting reservations. IN ANY QUANTITY — ANY TIME! Defense Council, are to be set Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pearl of drews; decorations, Josephine donees, polkas and csordoo. There actually making the deposit* "Reports Indicate the Swordfish In the history of boxing, only Wholesale and Retail. •cored at least one hit or one of aside to establish a Citizens School East street, have returned from a Bsrbierl, Bsrbara Hayden, Al la to be a floor show which In court was Informed. Maurice J. Jobert of this town, five contests have attracted mll- Building Fund. The money obtain PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE the enemy heavy ship# and one of visit with friends In New York. berta Da\is, Rita Dehulla. Bar cludes Hungorlsn and Czechoslo Public Defender Reinhart L a former n ember of th* Navy and lion-dollor gates (exclusive of ra ed from the town's Aluminum •lost six blaelu from shopping center. One block bara Symonds, Shirley Randall, vakian folk dtmeoa and songs in Gideon told Judge Daly that Dona from East Ceuter street. the motor torpedo boate also Coast Guard, was again enlUted dio and motion picture rights), drive, which netted 460 lbs. of the claimed a poMtblc hit. but owii^ Air marshals in the British Lorraine GoryL Florenpe Dorsey, cootuma by WiUlngton young peo hue has made partial reotltutior BANTLT.On. COMPAQ for war service in the Navy at sad Jock Dampsey waa a partici metal, was turned ove* to the U. S. Roysd A ir . Force receive a daily Lorraine. BoUeau and Betty Vol- ple. A gutoes hen Is among the to the mtsras barrage and the New Haven. and that be wUl continue to repaj CENTER STBE£t '^ . PHONE'sIBS Om y A. H ts s p . m . pant in all pf tham. - Treoaiirv Dent., accordinff to a let- ealanr of $26.08. ions. V Un prlzsa to bs awordod. the fiutda token. ., RILEY CHEVROLET CO., Inp Serrini: the PobHr for Tcarfl. Saturdays 7 A. M. lo I P. M. CORNER CENTER AND KNOX STREETS MANCHESTER MAMCHGS'i'fiK BVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN." FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1942 FACE N IN 8 »Ar.E EIGHf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FKIUAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1943
headlines. Even President Roose being rationed to only specific WW:. North End Building as Hospital Germans Use groups. velt, the other day, answering Your Federal Quick Halt in Smoking May Service Ciubs Urges McArthur Be For the first month or two, re questions about the nation’s com ,^0niiti9 SlfraUk treading will be limited only to placency, wound up with practical Income Tax Meet Tuesday Red Miners encouragement for that compla NBA BgRyteE. Harm Expectant Mothers PUBLISUKU BT THE those in the classification already No. 84 Supreme Commander BERALD PRINTINO c o „ IKC eligible for new tires. * cency; we must, he said, keep the II Bltirll 8tr**i Deduction for Tnxe« Men from Ukraine Ex A fter that, if retread rubber be enemy from "breaking through." Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 13- ( ^ — i Theoretically, aiccdiol should be To Hold Combined Ses lating can ^ called a policy" oa UanchMtcr, Conn. In general,- taxes are deductible Th® Stoiy: •MU- Bookitore. Strange books, difference 'f you really .want to body Is on Saturdays Come on, THOMAS PEROUSON A sudden halt In smoking may In forbidden absolutely to expectant Advocated by Willkie as; preposterously ineffectual WUlkie comes available in larger quanti Is that not what the enemy has al only by the person upon whom toun Kl igs Row are Parris Milch- soma of them in French and go somewhere." let's play something. What do you sion to Hear Lecture pected to Bolster Pro 0«n*ral Uinaccr some cases be more harmful to ex mothers, he said, but actually "no ssld the smooth running of tha Oe- PoundKl. Octobar 1. t i l l ties—;and that is a large if—menv- ready done? they are imposed. ell, who adores his French grand- German. Parris stared uncomprehendlng- want to play, Casale?" Move to Wipe Qut Taxes on real estate and per pectant mothers than the habit it liarm seems to follow an occasional On Far East. duction of Coal. fenae. program demanded appoint bers of a new classification .will Mr. Brown was telling the mother, Mateme yon Eln; PF***y it was said on ihe authority of ly. It was blear that Louise hadn't The party was a failure. Only cocktail or glass of wine." Mors Publlabail Every Evening Except sonal property paid during the Renee, daughter of von Etn ®s^te i .^cius Curley, the banker, that self, a prominent ob.atctrlcian re ment of on Individual respected Bandavt anil Rolldaya Rniered a' truth. There should be more of it. heard what he had said. He began one more gues. came — Pearl than two drinks on any one occa *Deadwood, Red Tape^ become eligible to have their tires year 1B41 are deductible. So- oveweer; "all b oy " Drake Me- pr. Tower was "well fixed' -the Houston who lived up on Berry ported today. Bern, Switzerland, Feb. 13.— (45 by labor to deal with labor prob tba Poal Office ai Mancheaier all over again. sion. however, should not be allow SUnley Osborne, 8 native Aus Conn., aa flecond Claaa Hall Mailer retreaded. This new classification, Kor If we are to win this war, called taxes which are assessed Hugh; tomray RM dy Monaghan; regulation phrase describing any- "But, Loulac, I got Cassandra's street. Parris remembered that Although heavy smoking during In Army and Navy. |lems. ed, he said. tralian and known throughout the —The first contingent of Russian agaln.st local benefits, such as bMuUful CwiSMdM Tower, who invitation first, and I cept—cept— someone said the Houstons weren’t pregnancy is "always harmful," "In other words, we need • SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s again, does not Include the aver things will have to be different United States os one of the best workers' to be used In ths Neel plana a party. Other characters; - . . „ Dr. Howard F. Kane of George Shuuki Eat Every Two Hours Bevins, not'a Perkins," he sold. One Tear by Mall ...... Il®'’ than they have been in the past. streets, sidewalks, drainage and known that he drew regular drafts I accepted It. Anyhow she asked very nice— Mr. Houston worked in Informed lecturers on tha Far Boaton, Feb. 18— (45 — Promo age citizen. other like improvements, are not prodigy Vera Uchlnsky—ahe and Washington unlvcr.sity said in un program for exploitation of Eu Commenting on the admlnlstfe- Par Month by Mall ...... t .IK on a bank in Philadelphia. me before -" a dairy—but he didn't know about Advising women In early stages Eastern aituation, will oadrOss a tion of Qen. Douglas MacArthur •Ingla Copy ...... Of It does Include taxis, essential We have only a limited number of deductible but are to be capital Parris study music with Herr Everyone heard that he had fit Louise interrupted him with a that. address prepared for the Mldaoulh of pregnancy. Dr. Kane said they joint meeting of the three Mah- rope’s labor resources arrived in tion’a handling o f foreign policy, C^llvered One Tear ...... 19.Oi' Rerdorff; Anna, Madame’s devot Post Graduate Medical Asacmbly, to a post as supreme commander defense workers who can find no Dunklrks, Pearl Harbors, Singa- ized, as they tend to increase the ted up a long room at the back toss of her head that sent her two He saw Dr. and Mrs. Tower should eat something "every two cheete^ service clubs, Kiwonls, Ro Germany Tuesday, Axis advices Willkie said It waa to be hopM ed maid. talking quietly together. Dr. Tow "it Is debatable as to whicli l.s more of the nation's entire armed forces, MEMBER OF other means of transportation, pores and Normandies allotted to value of the property and thus of the houre as a sort of labora brown plaiU flying. '‘Oh, well, if hours by the clock.” They should tary and Exchange Tuesday eve said today. that Secretary of the Navy Frank THE ASSOCIATEII PRESS you don’t want to come, It’i all er waa speaking rapidly and Mrs. harmful, the use of tobacco or the responsible only to the president, us. In this hard, realistic war. constitute coat of a permanent tory. Bottles and curious appara learn "the sick stomach is the ning at 6:45 in the Manchester R u s s i a n miners from the Knox would "hereafter confine his The Aaaeclaied Preae la excliiilve- government employes who are en improvement. The Federal In Louise Plans A Party tus and Hundreds of books, it was right, of rourae." Tower aald "ah-h ” when Parris nervous reaction incident to stop empty stomach." la advocated by Wendell Willkie attentiona to .. .fighting, end leave l7 ablttled to the uae or repiibllca- Y.M.C.A. Ukraine, they are expected to bol aa e move to wipe out "deadwood gaged in essential functions, Either we stop having them, or come tax may not be deducted. CHAPTER III said. But there waa no guessing Casaandra Tower gave no sign. came into the hall. He repeated, ping its use." A Captain h) the W6rtd W ar I, ster the efforts of German miners statements of policy in regard to llon of all newa diapatchee credlieo .Must Ue Advised Of Effeets He recommended a cup of cocoa, end red tape" in the Arm y end to It or not olherwiee credited In farmers who do not own a truck, we are defeated. Income tax, however, paid to the what he might be studying or Seemingly she waa unaware of the polite part} apeechea to them, and malted milk or other warm drink he served with the famed Anzaca who were told recently that "more other nations, to our secretary Of A t the northern end of Union Dr. Tower bowed gravely. Mrs. Dr. Kane said smoking by wofn- Navy. tbia paper and alao the local newt .State by an individual on his In working at. "Making experi unwonted excitement. By Friday with two or three soda crackers at In the Gallipoli campaign and also coal la Imperiously needed” for state. puhllaned herein. traveling salesmen who are "en street stood Thurston St. George's Tower smileo. en has become so prevalent during . A throng of 1,500 diners rose come is an allowable deduction in red brick house. Thurston St. ments," people said, and let it go it waa apparent that Loulae had bedtime. Two more crackers, he served on the western front during armament production. *"The country, 1rresnee*'--n of All rirhia of republlcatlon at gaged in the sale of farm, extrac gained some valuable deacrtlona. "Thank you,” she said gently in the pas. ten years that 80 of ev to their feet, cheering, es the special dianaicbea herein af* alao his Federal Income tax return. George wss very old and very at that. that wer. He wes educated tn New Many tens of thousands of addi party end the world outelde, hoe Opinion and' Inclination had reaponae to his formality. " I hope ery 100 expectant mothcr.9 nuust be said, should be left by the bed to 1840 O. O. P. presidential nominee reaerved tive, or industrial equipment, Paper to (louliniie Customs duties paid by a per rich. He owned Innumerable tracts Dr. Tower was the town mys Zeeland end bee for many yeere tional workers, from occupied Rus confidence in Mr. Hul;, ’ sa a been awaying for two or three you'll come again." advised of its effects. be eaten the next morning. Women presented the Philippine hero’s son on articles Imported for his of land was greatly respected. tery, and however little ground explored the vest reechee oc the sian territories will be moved to kle. "Mr. Knox is another matter Pull aarvlca allenl of N. E. A foods or medical supplies, the dl.s- days. Boys had begun to notice “ I certainly will," he said These effects are an Increase in a’vvay from home much of the day name last night while eddreesing own use are deductible. Import A t the western extremity ■'of there waa for speculation, there Southern Pacific. Germany as part of a plan to re Bertrlee Inc. trlbution of which is essential to Sunshine Offer Caoaandra nnore and mnr4, and heartily. " If- if i may," he added. the fetal heart rate and excretion should carry in their handbags the Middlesex Republican club. even under censorship." or tariff duties paid to customs Federal street, Aberdeen College was never any lack of whispered Prreent Scene Of W er lease more Germans to work in Publlahera Repreaentallvea. The thia was the first chance they had Cassandra looked cross by this of nicotine in breast milk, lie saiil. small sacks of salted pcanuta, bard “ Keep burtsucratlo and political the war effort," and cars used for officers; and business, license, lifted its pillared portico and look wonder and comment. Bom at Port Darwin, northern arm.s and munitions factories, ac Jullua Maihewa Special Aaency— had to 'see her at home. But grad time. She was almost snappy But, he added, invostiKaUon.s can.ly or p.ickages of peanut-but hands off him," said Willkie. "Give Kaw fork. Chicago. Detroit and wholesale new.spaper deliveries. privilege, excise, and stamp taxes ed straight across the town to For several years now, Mrs. Australia, which port le now al Union School Building cording to the Berlin correspon ually it seemed indeed that every when she said goodby. have indicated six elgarettcs a day ler and cracker sandwiches, he him reeponaibllity end the power Boaion St. Petersburg. Fla , Feb. 1,? — paid to internal revenue collectors the insane asylum whose white Tower could be seen every day, most undsr ths guns of the Japs. dent of the Milan Corriere Della Even those within these classi body was going to Louise's. Parris decided that Louise had are harmless, while twenty or said. of coordinating all the armed i,iP; The Evening Independent will galleries ai.o many-windowed sitting Inside her living room win Osborne through hla lectures and Sera. Most will be put t'o work tn MEMBER a u d it BUREAU OF are deductible as taxes, provided There were onlj five gueata in been very moan to give this party more are "always harmful. " and The amount of food to be eaten forces of the nation to their moat fications, it should bo reempha continue its famed sunshine offer facades gleamed through the trees dow. Colonel Skefflngton often motion pictures will describe the the field! and auxiliary industries, CIRCtlUATIONS they are not added to and made a the Tower parlor when Parris ar the same day as Cassandra’s. He l)etwecn the two ligure.s "the lil.e- every two hours need be no more effective uae sized, will not be able to obtain of a free home edition on sunless three-quarters of a mile away. said that Mrs. Tower looked as if area of the South Seoe where ac As Emergency Hospital he said. part of the expenses of the busl- rived. They did not represent believed she must have done it "on lihood of harm varies with the in than I'A'o or three bites, he added, "Then," be said, "the people of IHAYEl Tha Herald Printing Contpanv, retreading unless the material is days in St. Petersburg, MaJ. Lew ne.9s or the co.st of the articles of These were social boundaries. she were afraid. "She's listening tion in the present wer hea been Expect to Import Women the United States will have reason Inc., aaaurhea no financial reanonal- B. Brown, publisher of the paper, "leading families," but neither purpose." dividual," and it matters little what it is. blllty for typographical errora ap- merchandise with re.spect to Every step away from these clear for something," he remarked to so violent of lete. to hope that skill, not bungling available, and none is expected to Cassandra noi Parris knew that. A t the/end oi the next week All of the rooms are large and The correspondent said It was earing in advertlaetnenta In the .announced yesterday in a signed which they are paid. In which ca.se ly marked precincts took one step his friend; Miles Jackson. " I f that His subject will be ’The Dutch and confusion, directs their ef around the world £ be available for at least two Cassandra lOoked very pretty in the school principal received a Toy Center la Qosed To well lighted. The roof has been expected that big contingents of laneheater Evening Herald editorial. they c.annot be deducted separate downward in the well-defined and women doesn’t enc up in the luns- i ^ ^ ^ - East Indies, Economically as well forts." It had. been planned to discon I'll be sur- * much-ruffled white dress, but note frmn Dr. Tower saying that lie accomplished," Guthrie told the repaired and the entire building is Russian women woiUd be imported months, and there is no guarantee ly a.s a tax. The purchaser may perfectly unoerstood social order tic asylum over there, as PIctorislIy." day and Workers to Willkie declared it was obvious with this radio Fridny, February 18 tinue the offer Feb. 28, because she seemed bewildered he w ^ withdrawing Cassandra manufacturer.i, "You must, with now in good condition. tn aid ths wlvea o f ainall farmers, of how much will be available aft not deduct the Federal tax of 10 of Kings Row prised .. I wonder what that 'Q' In Salvage Rails Travelled Extensively "that there la unnecessary waste adoption of war time trims an "I don't know why everybody’s front/ school. "I shall henceforth our help, find some othef products Getting Place Into 8lhape "many of whom are now alone," per cent on the rgtail sale of jew The St. Georges, with the San- * his name aU.ndc for." The travels of this world wan Be Transferred to effort, lack of mutual confidence er that. other hour of possible sunshlne_ so late," she said to Parris. "I um^rtake my daughter’s educa for which there l.s a need quite un George H. Waddell, W PA spon Germany also is Completing Daring Pays elry, furs and toilet preparations. somes, the Curleys, the Gordons, Invited ever and ever so many." tion myself," it concluded. derer have taken him over five and central 'direction' among our Still outside all these classifica off the 'publishing day, and be-' , , . . . and the Ski ffingtons, made up a Several days after Cassandra related, it may he. to your present Olhfjr WPA Projects. sor agent, said this morning the plans to transport Russian prison "you know how awful busy every (To Be Continued) Is New Order continents. He has run the gamut various fighting forces.” cause of threatened shortages in : The hcderal tax of 1 cent for each strung and Influential social had mentioned her party to Par prudiict.s, for which there is-aneed men who have been working there ers from concentration camps to The graument that the democ tions is the ordinary citizen. For 10 cents or fraction thereof paid of the South Seas In romance end He quoted unidentified Air newsprint. stronghold.. They were sometimes ris, tome 35 childien received in in the war economy. The Union School building on would be busy for at least another Germany for work at building end racies wlU have to adopt a more him there is nothing, and it is for admission to any place is de adventure. He has been shipwreck Force men as saying they had Since Major Brown made the referred to Irreverently by leaser vitations. "If, three or four months from week tearing down shelves and farming. darlnf attitude toward this war ductible, provided an account has ed and marooned end ambushed. North School street, abandoned oa "come up against stone walls of quite likely that there will be original announcement last Sat- people as the "B 'g Five." Louise Goraon showed her In Government Is Buflly in now, convcr.slon to war products Is getting the entire building cleaned Prior to the arrival of the Rus j Ha has one of the lergeet collec % school 10 years ago end for the prejudice and Ignorancs in the ta atrenfthened by two areat na nothing, .80 long as the war lasts. urday business and civic leaders I been kept by the taxpayer'of the Young Hart Sansome was the vitation to her mother. Louise waa .dill not accomplished, It will be up. Already there are 14 cots that sians, foreign workers in Germany amount paid. Taxes on club Need of Scrap; Tons tlons of Auatrelealen specimens were reported to number 2,500,000, War Department"; that "the man have besieged him with requests mayor. Lucius Curley was presi the only chilu of Dr. Henry Gor impoa.xible to a.xsiime any longer lest two years used as the head- have been donated to the town, who offers constructive criticism val atorieg today. Whatever synthetic rubber we dues are dedilcUble by the mem ever assembled. including 472,000 women. to continue the ofifer. dent of the Burton County Bank, don Mrs. Gordon was a social Man Aboiit Manhattan tliat some kind of conversion of quartera for ths W P A Toy Center stored In the basement room and risks court martial," and that "the • One Is the story of how the Ger pro2 long at a time. Get IMaxiiiiiim Tire Economy h v juiion w ith unblurrcd clarity. This greeted the colonel cordially. He her lists. She we: certain Of some tons of abandoned .steel rail.s, their country, but in this case you was recalled to New Haven, and Somersville. Conn., which Leeds should be taken to heart is that barracks reported a search of the , Qp nutomohiles. gasoline. clga- 15 or BO Of Cassandra's guests. Mr. Arkell. Which Is it? ’ .wanted to be sure YOU knew .\sU Inde|>endent Status what appears to have been rela smiled at Parris. some of which -l-s of .such high have not only brought disgrace since that time Mise Lillian Kar- a.s-erted locked out Us 4.50 work beautifully designed BIG console the British at Singapore were .Mt. Everett area disclosed no trace ! rrttes and liquor are imposed up- Hei mother had undertaken to ex " ’The one I h ’ ve', he said where you were Welder.s have boon a-sking an In- Interchanging Your Tires tively Impunity. . Perhaps the "How are you. sonny?" . grade that it can be relieated and on your uniform but to the outfit Jala of 68 Pine street, has been in ers lost Monday rather than face with 6 electric push button tuning of the boys and New York state ^ pp manufarfirer, producer, or "Very wel', sir. thank you. tend some r f the invitations In her alowly, 'cost $15,000. It's the ----- dopondrnt status because they to Which you belong," Judge Rlbi sublimely confident that the Japa- re-rolled without further process claim they must pay dues to a charge. labor board charges. greatest factor in such success police investigated a camping alto importer, and are not deductible Colonel Skefft'ntgor’." I behalf. She had suggested more original I Visltor’i note: if it's dance coff said. The work being done at the Cen gi\es you the complete thrill of ne.se would never attack them, ing. number of A F L unions as they Leeds said in a statement that ewas the element of surprise; the at Copake Falls without result. by the purchaser or consumer "Fine boy you’re railing, Marie. | than once during the course of her ------bands you're looking for, here’s ter -lately was not up to former Properly Adjusted Brakes speech, music and song. Enjoy that they failed to adopt the best I once heard a Judge say that | the current Manhattan line-up: About 10..556 tons of it are al change from one welding job to the plant shut down despite the British, once again, were not ex Whether or not the ga.soline tax, Ho s got n.annera What are you j chaU with parenu how desirable ^ Snaorzenlec !■ Jail atanArda due to lack of experi VITA-TONE . . . -- it was to have norinal, healthy | cafes and restaurant, which pro- Enric Madrlguera is at the Bill- ready city-owned, rtie remaimler anitther. The A F L unions have fact it waa working on war or ,\re necessary to insure maximum measures for fighting the Japa the use tax. or the sales tax levied going to make out of him?" is owned by transportation com enced workers end for several ders, blankets for the Red Cross. peeling the enemy to take such a children meet and enjoy them vided muBic and entertainment more, Dick Kuhn is at the Astor; closed shop contracts with the Hartford. Feb. 13.—(4»)—John Depihf ' Brilliance nese advance down Malaya, that by a State m.iy bo deducted by "Well, lie wants to.be a doctor." panies. The Uonncvtlcut railway .shipyards, and some welders have weeks thare has not been sufficient The union’s appeal was directed driving safety gamble. Poets ’ Corner selves under cheerful and normal were fine for people whose powers Dick Gasparre is at the Plaza, i Smarzenlec, 47, accused of the and Perspective ^ the individual, piircha.ser depends "Doctor' Doctor, hey! What and Lighting C^ompany owns 8,8it been .And bring on ills too dire to men pez is at the Taft, Sande VVilliami Hartford has 9,470 tons of steel "T think we ll be able pretty well pitel since TYieadey morning after la In Good Condition r.u> WKST C’KNTER STREET TEL. 41.34 fighter planes. I places because some old fool's got have lots of fun." York where the dinner, and not the than two ye.irs when a strike was tion Will Aid lArge Families la at the Warwick, Johnny Mess- still in its .streets, the committee i to close the yards down." his arraignment on charges of first The building has been improved I a bellyache." " I can't, Louise. I told Cassan gaga that the funnyman tells. called after the conijiuny allegedly Invasion was' not Hiller's pur- When I could grab myself a pen ner is at the McAIpin. and Charlie said. Bridgeport 1.695; Bri.stol, i degree murder. He was given a since it was taken over by the This criticism, it should be re Madame laughed aloud. "It's a ' dra I'd come to her house." counts. There isn't any funnyman. refused to bargain collectively XKise yesterday. Just what this sion ? Racine, Wls.— St. Mary’s Spivak la St the Pennsylvania. S21; Meriden, 345; .New Britain,' blood transfusion, hts second slBce W PA. All of the rooms on the membered. la nothing different good profession, Isaac." l I don’t think that makes any ! There aren't any drum thumpers !ie attempted to take hla own life first floor have been repainted and with the union. The strike later purpose was, only time will tell. hospital will offer free hospital 987; New Haven, 1.619; .Norwalk, "Stuff! Make him a lawyer. He I by slashing hla wrlata and neck a f the floors put In condition. The was broken and the union con from critlciam now being made in Dam the press, the people’a voice .service private rooms, nurses and 881; Norwuch, 777 .Stamlor 't, Over .5.000 Houses But the three warships can now ought to be a smart one. You’re I 4 ter he waa captured In a farm windows that were boarded up for tends the company refu.sed to re- England itself. The things they said were fsr medical care—to mothers having and Waterbary, 1,635. be put into condition-for sea oper their eighth or more babies. "It smart, his daddy was smart, and house on the outskirts of Buffalo, a number of jfeers have been re hire about 126 persons involved. It might al.so be remembered from nice. Are ill Manchester will encourage more of the good, hla granddaddy Mitchell waa N. Y. placed and the heating system has A hearing on the charges was FREE DELIVERY ations as raiders, or they can be My salary, pliLS, #o they Infer, that the British are not the only old-faahloned large families," hos smart." been repaired. In the west lower scheduled for Thompsonville, Joined with other German ships Is quite enough - 410,000 per. ones who need and must be able pital officials explained, "and, af The old lawyer walked slowly War Prodiielioii I w ith the addition of 396 houses There Is e town named Veca- basement e room has been fitted Conn., last Monday but was post 241 SPRUCE Sf up Walnut atreeL His great beard to form a fleet which can threaten ter a mother has had seven babies _ -rs l - z a i 1 Ylnbchcster'a grand list In 1941 tion In California. out that Wes used as a playroom. poned until February 23. to take such crlticlsrh. Why work too hard, or hold court flashed and sparkled in the sun, PHONE 7571 to sally out in force at any time we think she is entitled to some r o r H a d l O I ' l a i l t S ; “ i® number of houses in Mancbea- There is no criticism yet made martial /\ thing special." and the clouds of smoke from his j ter on October 1 last, was 4,050. and which can thus compel the cigar gave him the appearance of WATKINS I of the British which does not ap- | To AdmlralsW’m quite Impartial I Multiply This One Ensemble —^---- I In nddltlon to these. 504 other United States and Britain to main To duty give complete attention? I North Dakota has a town named a walking con'lagration. (Continued from Page One) | buildings are listed In the abstract ply equally well to the American • In the middle of the next block tain undimlnlshed capital strength Old stuff: I'm out to get a pension. 1 Snow and Arkansas has a town ns being used for residences and IF IT COMES FROM BAUMS ITS GOOD FOOD STORE he squinted narrowly at a dingy altitude toward thia war. I M. P. ' named Snowball. FEBRUARY that the major portion of the con commercial purposes, or a total of SHOULDER STEAK GROUND In the Atlantic. house set in the midst of tangled By Hundreds and You'll Have We were Just as aublimely con- j version would be completed with 5.454. If all the houses now under To these three warships, the ■hrubbery anc swarming vines. FURNITURE CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS fident of Immunity, before the A girl witii copper-colored curls in three months. I construction are built within the Germans can apparently add the l-ond O’ Lakes Genulae Spriag Leon— Tender— DeUcioos blow, at Pearl Harbor. was standing at the decrepit gate. Guthrie observed that for some next year, Kfamchester'a housing Tirpltx, sister ship of the Bis I An Idea of Sale Opportunities! portions of the industry, produc will go well over 6.000. SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS If the British hesitated to de Washington in War Time The colonel bowed gravely. lb. POT ROAST marck, three other heavy cruisers "Good moriiing. slaay.’’ SALE tion of radio, signal corps, detec Next week when the branch of CUT-UP FOWL LEG OF LAMB tion and similar equipment need fice of the Motor Vehicle Depart of the Prlnx Eugen class, and two stroy the private proparty of ricn I She looked at him without smll' POT OR OVEN ROASTS ed by the armed forces appeared ments opens here orrangaroenta owTiers and great corpizi-alions on ! By Jack Stinnett where they will go for their bal ing. A fter a moment’s hesitation pocket battleships, the Luetzon Impracticable. will be made to issue over 7,000 89c each 28c lb. 32c lb. Malaya, let us remember that in- i Washington —It ’a an ill war loon and ship cables, cargo n4ta, she replied, "M y name la Gaasan- BEST POLISH BOLOGNA and the Admiral Scheer. in addi drs.” Must Find Other l^roduets inserts. According to the abstract Brisket Corned Beef .... lb. 29c Land O' Lakes Batter ... lb. 46o I^an Sliced) Bftcon...... Ib. 83o sl.stcnce upon special profit is still i that doesn t blow up a lot of etc. tion to several light cruisers and "Oh, ho! Is that so? You are "This does not mean that con there are 7.454 automobiles owned new Bourcc'i'for raw materials. version to war prcKlucts must not in Manchester. ITALIAN SAUSAGE two aircraft carriers. This is a the dominant kevnote to the The story of rubber has stretch Nearly every one who ownt a Dr. Tower's little girl ?’’ American reaction to this war, ed so thin that it won't stand re- pillow with that "silk cotton ' "Yea. Yes—s ir.' She spoke with EXTRA SPEQAL! small battlefleet, as the standards a certain reluctance, and Colonel STRICTLY FRESH, LARGE, LOCAL EGGS, dot. 39c from the farm group, from labor, peatlng The same holds true for stuffing Ukea kapok for granted, of this war go, but it is niw a tin. It not only stuffs pillows, mat- Skefflngton’s small browm eyes from corjiorntlona. concentrated one, and Hiller nia> I could write a ream about what trfssea, furniture, walla (Ifa a vai twinLled. LARGE NATIVE EGGS dozen 39c Best Quality Presb— Leon "Fine crop of curly hair you’ve be using it as a threat to keep If .Singapore went without fight ls happening to peanuts. The goo- ‘labie insulation material), but Its er planes. General MacArthiir iV ber cro; in 1B42 is going to be real importance la In atufflng life got, mlaa, fine color—like mine." Hamburg Ib. 29c Spare Ribs Ib. 25c Britain and the I'nited States staggering and all because the oil preservers. Moat of It, until now. He removed his hat and shook hla without them, too. SLICED BACON from sending too heavy naval re that presses out of peanuts Is be- come from the Netherlands long straight locks. "Redheads Baby Beef Booeleee inforcements to other areas of the In all the comparative record of coming very valuable. Indies and the Orient. have got spunk and character. With the present emergency Don’t you evei fi.rget It.” LEAN FRESH SPARE RIBS Liver Ib. 35c Veal Stew lb. 33c ■war. the two nations in the Far East H €R 4*€GRT I could fill this column with a has l^en discover^ grow- She smiled a little—a wan, un- lb. Orote a Weigel K reft— SUced While such daring paid off for ern war to date, America has one ___ing wild in Brazil, Ecuador, Peru certain smile RIB PORK ROAST bright mark; General MacArthur Dr. Tower came out on the front the Germans yesterday, we in thie ^ V cent of V hI *"<1 the Dominican Republic. It ’s ------Frankfurts Ib. 33c Cheese Ib. 33c obviously planned and trained,his porch aa Colonel Skeffington Eight Kinds! country received positive proof walked away. FRESH HAMBURG ______Lessa— Boueleae that daring can pay dividends to men in the kind of fighting neces Dirtch East Indies. "Cassandra!" I f this Is finally cut off, tha portant In paints, vamiahea, rain- Cold Cuts Ib. 39c us, too. The formal report on the sary to oppose real resistance to coatj, oil cloth and other water "Yea, air.” TIMELY COMBINATION SPECIAL Stew Beef Ib. 33c United States will have on hand "Come In. the house." Rib Jan. 31 raid on the Marshall and the Japanese attack. a two to five-year supply, depend proofed materials, has come from Broadcaster Brown's criticism, China. Imluatrial chemists are The child hurried back to the Spry 3-lb. can 67c Gilbert Islands in the Pacific ing on wartime demand for the house. Her father stood waiting Pork Chops Ib. 29c cure of malaria—but by that lime finding that oiticica, a plant that 2 Lbs. Sugor, 1 Can Best Peas, Both 29c shows 16 Japanese ships destroy justified, sound, and well-merited, grows like weeds in Brazil, pro until she came in, then closed the might pull Its synthetic labors- Fancy No. 1 Green Moontola applies Id the whole democratic door. Try This Chesterfield for Comfort A ftuper Specie! I 1 LB. OUR OW'N C O FF E E ! ed, including a converted alrcratl tor>' substitutes up to such a level vides an oil that serves virtually LOOK AT THIS ONE!! world. \Ve are all still sublimely that no more from the Indlei will all the purposes of tung oil. POTATOES carrier, a light cruiser, a destroy Dr. Alexander Q. Tower had 1 LB. XXXX SUGAR! ever be needed. WAXED PAPER er, two submarines, and three confident that the worst things W'hen s scarcity of vegetable lived In Kings Row for eight 1 Lb. Pkg. Bocon, 1 Pkg. Pancake Flour, Both 29c What I mean Is that no discus won't happen, whereas the realis years. No one was quite eure 125 Foot l O - large tankers, all at small cost to sion of new raw material sources dyea began to develop, not only Usually $135. 39c peck for use in fabrics, but for coloring where he had come from. Such TABU R o ll...... I T C ourselves. This makes the opera tic likelihood is that they will. We ever can be complete, but aside dIO CONFECnONKRT OR BROWN KLEIN’S HOME C.\NNED arrivals were few In Kings Row Both for 29c Large Celery Heorte ...... M e all guilty of underestimation meiiUoned butter, cheese and cooking oils, the Paper Towels-...... 2 for I9c tion more handsome than it ap from those products United ouiil Statca-b uidiscovered annatto. profession'll ranks Usually, if a A Sale value we are repeating, to emphasize it« Im TOMATOES peared in the report at the time, of the resoiirfces and daring of the ; ‘ here are ■ .More tharTha’ f a' million pounds of new doctor or lawyer moved In, portance, and to remind you to consider it while we SUGAR Mb. pkg. 10c It was only after looking over the LARGE SIZE—m eX CREAM STYLE Ocrliknt Good HIze Florida or California and raises it to the status of a enemy. We are all clinging fu il i m a^ change the economy of vhe ! Btill have an ample stock. Covered in long wearing to the hope that this war can be i Western Hemisphere. >earyear from Dominican Republic field and consulUng with the banks real victory. We obtained this vic and Ecuador and business men Dr. Tower had friezes, selected from the maker’s clearance rem ORANGES doz. 29c CORN Flour 5-lb. bag 29c NAVEL ORANGES tory only because'w e dared to fought and won without drastic I ------W ax from the Camauba palms settled here without any prelimin nants. Far higher priced fabrics than you would OUE OWN FAMOUS CUT OB flUCED For inatanec, there la "Manila Del Monte Strike. We can, and will, do it personal saenflee on our part. of Brazil is now going Into shoe aries. Hia wife and S-year-old EASY SfDoaldering TABU—heady, sultry fragrance—even, more 2 dozen 49c rope," which comes from "Manila ordinarily find used on sofasyit this price. Rose, CANS I f British carelessness allowed polish, floor polish, phonograph daughter arrived a few weeks disturbing when worn on gowns or furs where it remains BoM w Ib •gam. hemp." wnich isn't hemp at all, blue, raisin. DILL PICKLES, 6 For 15e BEETS Ketchup 2 Ige. btls. 25c records, radio coll coverings and later. for d s r» — even weeks. And now yon no longer have so FANCY Malayan resources to fall into but abaca, a fibrous plant a dosen other things in dally use A few women called. They virait for someone to bring yonr precious TABU from Evepermted Apples 4 lbs. 25c enemy hands, what shall we say It Is a native of the Philippines Open Tuesday and Thursday evenings untU eat, pine S i oaD Rttrc«d Rationing in this country. found Mrs. Tower a quiet, well- CREDIT Mexico, Cube or Spain — we have it here. LIMAS Large, Ptak. Seedless of the American carelessness and until that aource was snut off, Tannic acid is now being ex bred Isdy, but singularly uncom* 9 :0 0 ...closed Wednesdays at noon. For yossr erder tai F iH ej olglit or i ige yossr aseels Milk 3 cans 25c supplied the word's most satisfac other evening appointments 'phone store ee that year e r ie r wea*t be m I (or 0etaitley*e GREEN STRING T h b fomuU announcement of which permitted the destruction tracted from the quebracho wood municatlve. Mrs. Tower returned $1.75 AND MORE. Book or Sofety tory rope, v lth the United Ftatca, during usual hours. yea have Graoefruit 4 for 29e the raUoniag o i retreading by of Paraguay and the Argentine, none of the calls and no further Watkins Budget Terms of the Normandie? Great Britain and Japan, the No. for use in tanning American leath advances were made by the town. the paper ha yew head. BEANS Avsllable. Consult our Matches 2 boxes 19c Large Iceberg I*rtce Administrator Henderson And the British censorship at 1, 2, and 3 buyers in the order ers and supplying Important in So far aa anyone knew. Dr. Budget Bureau for full 2 for 19c •Rectlvely closes the last poHible Singapore, w.hlcb took Mr. Brown named. gredients In American medicines. Tow er had never had a patient. Toilet Tissue 4 rolls 25c Lettuce .Now It is discovered that Pan I t may take time, generations, * i gaance the average citizen might After a while the office rooms re* tnformatlon on thlk easy WATKINS WELDON DRUG COMPANY Sweet off the air ^because he emphaaized Soarlse ama can do Just about as well by but if the guns ever thunder in mained shuttered, and Dr. Tower way to buy. ’ BfiOTHSRS. INC. Ikave Imd eT obtaining a new tire such points, has iu Pollyanna abaca aa the Philippines and aba W^rid War III, the Americas, waa seen leas anu lees frMuently. PreecrlpUou Phermeelsta Tongerinea dgz. 23c RibRe this obuslns in Washington, where ca plantatlona then are spreading north and south, sbouldn', have to Be sent a Negro boy fo r 'hia mail, 961 MAIN STREET WE DEUVER D IA L m i Klein^s Food Store Tiny Pes 3 cans 49c D IAI, 325fi to such an extent that the Ameri- worry about any of the raw ma- and be was known to order a of AlANCHESTER 1«1 CENTER ST. MiniMiHH Dellverr Orf’ers Bl.fiO .. Urea. jopeful straws are converted mlo •ee buLy aooa have ng worry about tarials known today. great many books through Brlgb- “ •T/r
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1942 . PAGE ELEVEN ^A N U H E S T E K EVTTNTNG IIKrw\LD, M ANCHESTER, CONN. FR ID A Y, F E B R U A R Y 13,1012 millions of dollars of benefit pay who takes the "damning for de ments to farmers, and exercise feats and the credits for the vic .5Ialla, hitting fuel depots at Val Talbot Victory .state is divided correspond in .gen-1 fresh Japanebc move, the War De Demand Action economic controls over agricul t/ tories,” said; 28-Year~Old Italian Seen- British Foil letta and shooting down till ;e era| to the boundaries of the I Navy Raids liiflicl partment disclosed that the Invad- U. S. Income T rx Less ture.” / Doesn’t Want Praia* British planes, th^e communique Council Asks slate's eight counties wit'i the ex - i ci.s had imposed new repreissivc Afraid of I m w Price* Seen Augury •’I’ll take the damning and don’t ivpti'jn of Ijiti'hflelrl snd KairfleM i measures on the conquered Fili said. On Parity Plan Sponsors of the measure say want any o f the praise. That be .More 1*1111 ishmeut Tobruk Raid The British bombed Tripoli, ,^Pattern foryPatriotism* Dafly Radio Programs couiUlc.n. which .Aie divided into pinos in occupied territory. Publi Than Rate in Britain they are afraid, that huge govern long. to the workers. The Talbot damaging several buildings and Closer Work three districts, and Hartford coun cations of any sort were forbid ment stocks o f these farm pro victory Is due to three things: Standard Time ty. whose area east of the Connec Thau Ever Hinted den without Japanese permission, (Continued from Page One) causing seven casualties. Senator* Seek Passage ducts, acquired under price-sup Republicans Refer . to "The striking chara-cter of the Chicago. Feb. 13 — (4>)—A 28-, his local board. AdvlMd he’d b* ticut liver is included in the Tol and all printed matter was made British air raiders attacked porting loans of recent years, will candidate, the fact that we had an ycar-old Italian citizen, thwarted inducted, he resigned hia position’ subject to censorship. said, and no details were given on Catania. Sicily, last night and the Single Man in England Despite Raising Food be released at prices that will keep His Election a* Har organization and that we had a In every effort to fight for the az an azsistant buyer for a Izirg* State Defense Head to land county district. (Continued from Page One) The seven wardens who have ac- t he.se. night before with high explosives Getting $38 a Week Recreation And Clothing Bill. markets below parity. binger of Success. plan. "UnitM' Statesi tcKlay was singled wholesale company. Local bMtda Perfect Organization repted apiroinlmcnt to the general and incendiary bombs, but there The farm state senators already out by the Illinoi.s Selective Service had been permitted to induct a New All Girl Orchestra requiring synchronized air and! sur Roosevelt Sifins was little damage, the Italian high •"The latter Is most Important. .staff are Henry James. Simsbury: Only Patrol Activity Pay* $624 Each Year have demonstrated their strength There is a growing tendency in the director as "a pattern for patriot-. citizen of Italy If he had declared In State. face operationa. command announced today. Washington, Feb. 13— (/Fi—A against the administration. Over Waterbury, Feb. IS.— Rep ism for some of our native-born intention of becoming a citizen. George Milmine, Lakeville; Howard Lengthy Report Is.sfied Chinn Loan Rill Center Items party to plan the work and then Clark. South Britain; Douglas On Hi* Income. group of senators today demanded the president's protests they wrote resentative Republicana from young men trying devious methols But a change in regulations To Play Over Networks The Navy Department i.ssued s Washington, I'eb 13 p A On Libyan Front work the plan. Hartford. Feb. 13—uP»-Divi.sion Weeks. Hamden; H. H. Pierce. preferential treatment for farm throughout the state referred last to avoid military service." compelled the board to remove his lensthy communique last night on bill appropriating J.500.000000 fcTr Rome (From Italian Broad- Confused by Promotion Today quick passage of their bill to guar ’’That Is what we must do in the Clinton; Waldo E. (Tarke, New \ By Paul O e«ier and John Berkley products into the price control bill night to the recent election of Director Paul G. Arm.strong said name from the list. 8o persistent of Connecticut into nine air raid the re.siilts of the raids which hit aid to (."hina was .«ignejq warden service up to the same high Kwajalein. Wotje. Taroa and The measure make.* available day to patrol activity near El Me- day to John C. Beatty. Jr , ol the. 6 -i—Small gym open for hand- can auccesa In fall balloting. be made in the .southern portion of appear to be paying substantially . Wickard’.s n.ssertion that such a tions.” I this boy attain the honor and privi before Armstrong, 12:00 standard" was announced today by Jalult islands in the Marshall, the money which w ;is .luthorized chill, approximately midway be.- Cochran Field Public Relation.s tam er dates back to the first years CBS-Easl; 11 00 CBS Fairfield county and in the Tolland to he loaned in another bill enact Iweeii "Tobruk and Bengasi in the Department. He had just been less Income tax than the average .^_g—gniaij eym open for bbxlng, policy would raise the nation's U. S. Senator John A. Danaher, Former Gov. Raymond E. Bald lege of wearing the uniform of the lyeamed Status Four Year* Ago at the networks, has formed an all- sB C CB.S Blue; 12:30 MBS; 12:65 the State Defense Council. coiintv district. group and Makin in tiie Gilberts. principal speaker at a testimon United ftales of America." Chief air waniens in e.ach of the ed last week. The preaidont had re desert south of the Gebel El ,\ch- boosted from private to sergeant. Briton. ; E. 8. food and clothing bills by a billion win said he was happy to be pres Four years ago Sandro learned It wa.s indicated that the general The Navy confirmed in a com Y, M. c: A. ial dinner for the Fifth district .4sks Spe<'ial Ruling orchestra which he calls NBC CBS. nine districts are being chosen to quested the half billion dollars for dar range. Bombing attacks were The telephone rang. . His stock An unmarried American man or , 6-7—Center Billiards basketball dollars a year. ent among so many members of he was not a citizen of the United fjB C —7:30 Grand Central sta .staff would meet as soon as po.ssi- munique today that 11' .-coiit made on British commiiiiicatioiis woqian here earning $38 a week or period, E. S. winner, aaid that there must "be the 1939 Legislature— the one dur Armstrong asked a special rul "Daughters of Uncle Sam. Their act as liai.son officers between the China to bol.ster her internal bcon- answer had been "Public Rela Senators Thomas (D-Oklaj, States. His father, who applied tion with Sonya Stokowski; 8 ble, perhaps next week and have bombers were lo.st in the raids as $1,976 a year pays roughly $104 Schedule no inefficiency" In the conduct of ing which he was Republican chief ing from the adjutant general of warden organizations in the towma ohiy and help her war effort. and supply depots, the Italian high tions Office, Private Beatty speak 7-8—Women's plunge period, Bankhead (D-Ala), Gillette (D- for citizenship, died in 1919 be* first engagement will he a .series Lucille Manners concert; 9:30 In as its fir.st job the strengthening had been announced earlier this federal- Income tax and a married the national administration and de executive—and added that this the Army to permit the Induction of their regions and the State De command reported today. ing ' Instead, he stuttered into E S lowat and Russell (D-Ga) intro fore he received his final papers. formation Please: 9:30 Plantation of certain air raid report centers month. Last night's announcement man with two children pays noth manded that "no dancers" be session was (he one that "gave the of Donald .Sandro, who when little of six broadcasts. fense Council Seven men have al During these air a-ssaults,- Ital the phone: "Private Relations O f 7-10— High School basketball duced the measure would prohibit Tom orrow: Because he was the sole .support The group comprises 35 young party, new time; 10 Capt. Flagg, in the state listed only five planes lost and one The aid of school chiMirn a.t named to the Office of Civilian state the Mst two years it has had more than a year old was brought ready accepted appointment and ian bombers fired fuel dumps at fice, Public Beatty Speaking. " ing at all. game. E. 8. the government from selling at 9:00-10:00 Cadets, gym. of his mother ujitil three yeara ago women wearing uniforms appro- moved from Blue. I cruiser damaged by a small bomb, volunteer firemen in Dallas lielp- In Great Britain an unmarried Defense. in many,* day." here from Aquila, Italy, by his the remaining two posts are ex- Bardia and pounded British mo 7-10 Bowling alleys reserved less than parity prices its huge 10:00-11:00 Juniors, gym. and because of college expenses, riate to the title. In addition there CBS—7:30 (West 10:301 . Bob i It was announced that appro- e—Add They advised Armstrong .that was a member of the national hon Colonel Samuel H Fisher, stale German bombers .again attacked put together. Saturday give farmers a return equivalent 6:00-7:00 Junior open period. 23. will salute vailous defense Claude Pepper on "Fighting For \\ ork for Reel ( Iross of the raiding sweep was w elronic. ried man with two children $Jl2. said: Robert Perry and A. V. Fells to .Sandro more than fully had demon or society in high school and won defense sdministrator. said, "we 2-i—Boys’ swimming class, E. 8. to that in a stipulated previous 6:30-9:30 Men and vv'omen show noupa and Include as a guest each Victory." ______it could not alter the grim feeling A fter the war the British unmar- "When you come to Washington. the list of Bridgeport's tire thief strated all the desirable qualitle.s an American Legion award for Blue- 8 Bert Wheeler; 8;30 Mil- have reached the point y.here the 7- 8—Men's plunge period. E.period—In 8. moat cases 1909-14.) ers. W k a "Minute Woman" making Washington. D. C.—An example which weeks of almost uninter-., rleiT worker paying $624 tax and 8- 9 - Clowns basketball Period,Thomas charged that the secre 7:00-8:00 Home. Joe, 1 won’t remain aloof in my victims. Perry told police a spare of an American citizen but, under scholarship, leadership and ser an appeal on behalf of the group to ton Berle; 9 Gangbusters: 10 Elsa air raid warden system is pretty rupted reverses have created in a enforced savings will get $107, the grand Isolationism. I ’ll have help tire waa taken from hia car whjle pre.sent laws, he could not enter vice. He worked his way through generally set up throughout the of hemispheric solidarity Is evident E. a. tary of agriculture. In opposing 8:00-9:00 Games. wMch the program is dedicated. Maxwell capital already braced for further ! enforced savings portion back. The from you, Joe, and after Novem It waa parked in the yard of The military sen’lre. Beloit (Wis.i college and was state, hut it is needless to say that every Friday in the workrooms of 7-10- Bowling alleys open, E. 8. the" bill, was trying to keep fam i j 6:30-8:00 Open alleys. The only other all-girl orchestra MBS—8:30 Bennett s notebook setbacKS. married man with two children ber, 1942, I expect to have the Bridgeport Brass Company, where Tried to Join .4rmy graduated in 19.31. president of his there are spots where the organ the Dlstnet of Columbia Red prices low "so he can force Con- | 8:30 Galliger, 2 alleys. on the networks is that of Phil 9:15 Analysis of Propaganda; 10 5lore Bad News Heard paying $312 will get $114 back un 8:30 Highland Park 2 alleys. whole state of Connecticut will! he works, and Fella complained The day after Pearl Harbor San class. He was a fraternity presi ization IS nit fully effective and Cro.ss (Tiapter Wives and daugh gross to let him keep on paying Heacyweight fight, Billy Conn vs. Even before the Na\-i' communi der the enforced savings provision me.” that his.car, parked In his back dro hurried to recruiting head dent, captain of the college golf •pitalny. ______we are trying to bring all of ,he ters o(. Central and South Am eri Tony'Zale. que was Issued last night, there Before Talbot’, election, Dana yard, was jacked up and a tire quarters to Join the Army. He waa team, sports editor of the news warden service up to the same high can diplomats, accredited to, the The Manchester of the law. State Relief Jack Befiny says he is going to was additional bad new's from the ■ But. even with the deduction of her was the only Republican in and rim atolen. turned down becatuse he was not paper and editor of the annual. What to expect .Saturday: The standard United .states, sew, knit and roll use hie program on NBC iSunday surgii al reveal the number of years 8:45 NBC: 8;.55 Blue; 9:00 CBS ing a number of the chief air raid man and $198 for a married man Kenneth Bradley. Introduced by between 4 million and 5 million rine and Poa.st Guard officea. too is three minutes of finished film wardens about the state to ar t as .Senora de Casllllo Najera of cupied Masabate, seventh largest Invelved. The records, however, fix 10:00 MBS: 10:15 MB.S; 11:00 CB.S island in the commonwealth The with two children. Judge T. E. Conway aa the one ounces. Finally he volunteered through in an eight hour day. liaison officers and meet and ad Mexiro is chairman of the unit. Public Market the time of his arrival as Feb. 14. MBS. Smith Report* Slight .Senora de (’aceres of Ilonduras island has one of the best airports In the United States, even In U M , at Wauregan. 111., making Afternoon: 1:45 NBC: 2:00 CBS: vise with the chief air raid warden.s vtre chairman. Wives and d.ai1gh- in the Philippines and contain.* a states where a stxte incQme tax is him 48. . . . Since the war both 4:00 NBC; 4:30 CBS; 5:4.) NBt: of other towns of their several vi- levied in audlliori to the federal Increase in Five of cinttles so as to give them the ters of ministers and .attaches large gold mine. the CBS and NBC short wave units 6:25 NBC Blue; 6:30 MBS; 6;45 .Ma.sabate lies aliout midway be- | take, the combined federal and benefit of the enthusiasm and abil. from Chile. Guatemala. Venezuela, I.jirgcst Cities. have been Increasing the number CBS Blue. tween Luzon and .Mindanao, the | state/rates generally are far under ity o< those whom we are asking Peru. Panama. Costa Rica. Cuba of languages used fur overseas NBC— 11 a. m Lincoln Highway. main southern Island w'hieh the . For Saturday We Are the income tax rate.s In Britain. and Salvador form the unit Ma Hateners. CBS has just added Mary Astor, Geo. Murphy; 12:30 p to perform this service. In other Hartford, Feb. 13— -Robert dame Felipe Espil, wife of the Japanese already have seized and | Rtablc to boost its list to 11. while m. Ilka Chase and Leslie Howard words. 1 should like to have you J. Smith, state welfare commis Ambassador from Argentina. Is a are converting into a base for their I In some quarters here it is felt NBC Is sending out in 10 tongues 4;30 Ajr Youth of America. CBS serve with the other eight waplens volunteer translator for the Red drive toward the Dutch Indies. By ' that before long our federal income sioner, said yesterday that Coa- HALE’S SELF SERVE HEALTH — 1^45 Norman Thomas on "Ma.xl- so ehoaen as a sort of general staff With ttie addition of Danish . . establishing themselves on Masa- | taxes may be deducted from pay mum Promotion: "Warfare and with whom we can advise and dis Cross Inquiry and Information .Ser nccticut's general relief load, af The March of Time, which tonight bate, the invaders have closed all | Featuring POULTRY rolls as they are In England. W elfare;" 2:05 Of Men and Books: cuss matters of general polities vice. ter dropping for more than a year, transfers from a Thursday setae- but 200 miles of the gap between ; ■'.Nearly 5,0uu,000 British work 3:45 Dr. J. T Shotwell on "Under pertaining to air raid warden fiule to Fridays at 9:30 on the Blue. Luzon and their southern Minda ers who have never paid taxes be showed a slight Increase last Jan ^11 take Japan as the theme for writing the Victory;" 5 Cleveland problems " Kentucky has a town named Charley and Texas has one named nao base. C.\PONS— Milk-fed. extra fancy, with LIVER AND BACON SPECIAL fore now are having income tax uary as reflected in reports from th f first broadcast at the new time. orchestra. Blue—11:30 a. m. Ask The Various Regions payments deducted from their the five largest cities. MARKET WEEK END SPECIALS Charlie. Beside the announcement of this . . .i . Launching of the battleship Young America Forum; 1 p. m The nine regions Into which the plenty of breast meat, FOR SATURDAY . weekly wage, " says John Hilton. The January case load was up Alabama, with Secretary Frank Vincent Lope* orchestra; 2 Metro lb...... H j l C Fresh Pigs' Liver, T Q _ Cambridge University professor. an average of 0.7 per cent In Hart '^ O K and Admiral H. H. Simons as politan Opera “Tannhauser." MBS "A single man or woman in Brit ford, New Haven, Bridgeport. Wa- ■peakers, will be broadcast by —2:30 Oberlin on the Air. concert atH fH Home Dressed Chickens for Frying or Ib...... lY C ain earning $38 a week finds only terbiiry______and ____ New ______Britain,, ... as... com-..... SERVE YOURSELF and SAVE both the Blue and MBS Monday 4 and 4:30 Horse races; 4:15 Pres Baking— Tender Calves’ Liver. Western, $26 in the pay envelope. The j pared with the preceding month, morning. entation of Navy "E". lb...... z S V C other $12 has been taken for in- ! yet was 51 8 per rent lower than Medium size, $1.29 each (lenuine Fresh Cahes’ Lit er, come tax, including enforceii sav- | in the corresponding month la.st ing*. Even if he is married with I year, lb...... / O C Hale's Bread HEALTH MARKET 1360 Chicken.s for Roasting, i to two children, be finds his salary I Of Seasonal Nature WDRC Fanev Sugar Cured Bacon, freshiv sliced. $6 abort of what he earned. i Smith explained the slight In- Jelly Kilocycles :i'> pounds each. Ib...... W 7 C "But $38 a week Is exceptionally rre.i.se as being of a .se.asonal na- good money for an English work- j VEAL ROA5T p □ p u rA H Fresh Cut-up Fowl for a nice chicken soup. Ib. 35c-39c Fridig. Fab. 18 Friday, Feb. 18 er," Hilton adds. "Taking British | tj,at a total of 3.087 Doughnuts P- M. P. M. industry generally, the average , families received reUef in the five LAMB LEG $1.09 and $1.29 each (•enuine Spring Lamb Fores, Boned and wage last summer ran around $20 | d t ,,, januarj'. with 841 of 2:00— Againat ttaa Storm. 3:00—David Harum. Larg* Walnut 8:15— Paricint. 3:15—Ad-Llner—Musical Coop Rolled If You Wish. 2 1 C a week. A man earning this av- ; tppm being given nyedical or hoe- 8:80—Pepper Toung’a Family. erative. erage wage, if single, now finds | pn^i c.vre only, POT ROA5T 8:45—Vic and Bade. 3:45—Newa. FOR .\ NICK OVEN RO.\ST. .. himself $4 short each week be- Costs of general relief during the Coffee Rings Each 17c 4:00—Backatage Wife. 3:55—War Commentary RUBINOW BUILDING TEL. 4186 cause of income tax and enforced . month amounted to $117,903 or 5.7 4:15—Stella Dallas. 4:00— Ad-Liner—Musical Coop Boneless Rolled Koa.st Beef for the 0>cn FIRST PRIZE FRESH PORK savings deductions. If he is mar- , pp^ ppp( jpg, than in December, FRE5H 5HOULDER Keebler Town Housa 4:50—Lorenzo Jonea. erative. or Boneless Cross Cut for a nice Fresh Pigs’ Hocks Fresh Spare Ribs ried, he will still be $2.50 short I 39.7 per cent le.ss than 4:45—Young Widder Brown. 4:45— Mark H aw ley-N ew s Fot Roast, lb...... a week. Only If he is mar- jam ,grv. 1941. I SMOKED 5HOULDER POUND 5:00—When a Girl" Marries. 5:00—Mary Marlin. Special On Rib Corned Beef, 1 4 c ried and has two children of school I HsVtford, CommlsVloncr , Crackers Lb. Pkg. 25c 5:15—Portia Faces Life. 5:15—"The Goldbergs. age, does the average worker draw .smith'it report .showeil, there w-ere i his full salary of $20 a week with 5:80—We, the Abbotte 5:30— Ad-Liner— Musical Coop- FOR .\ T.VSTV .ME.\T LO.\F OR Fancy Boneless Brisket 638 families receiving outdoor r<- out « i y Income tax reduction. llef and 4S9 others receiving medi Wurcezter Roasting Capons 8:45—Musical Interlude. eraUve. ME.\T B.XLLS Corned Beef. Ib...... O z 9 C 4:00—Nawi. 5:43— Scattergood Baines. cal or ho.spital care only, a total Income taxes, of course, are only of 1,127 CBKes, for Ihe month of IVi-I.b. Hnx 5 C 4:15—Prof. Andre Schenker. 6:00—News. SNOW-WHITE—TENDER \ »al. Beef and Pork (iround C one phase of the total U. 8. and Salt Stewing Fowl Broilers 4:50—Musical Appetizer. 6:05/—Rhythmelodies. GU.VRANTEED Milk-fed \'eal. Boneless, cut to an\ size I January. Till* was a drop of 1 1 'or a loaf, 2i)c lb. 2 pounds British tax pictures. This country j per cent from the figure for De- 6:45—Lowell Thomas. 6:?0— Edwin C. Hill. vou mav desire. O has its taxes on gasoline, cos 7:00—Fred Waring'a Orchestra. 6:30—Frank Parker-Sungs Chuck Beef (iround, 2 9 c ; cember and per cent below LARGE ib...... O H C metics, tobacco, liquor and a thou the load in January of Inst year, 7:15— News of the World. 6:45—The World Today. C sand and one other items that con Pea Beans 2-Lb. Bag 17c I Fowl Cut Up ea. 79c 7:00— Amoa "n" Andy. i In thi.a city, January relief co!c each. 2 f o r ...... A Fancy Layer Cakes, a choice of tax-paying public by answering Waterburj'. 330 ca.se.s. up 0 6 per 1:00—Silent 12:00—Luiton Tl^lls. News Pot Roast Fruit Bread. icings, each ...... O z J C thia question In the affirmative," c «it, and costa of $10.0.W. down Faaev Siegel adds. "English authorities 12:05—TommyTommy Tucker's Orches- 1 loaf ...... IOC 13 per cent. Beef Kidneys Ib. 15c tra. NEW ENGL.\ND— FRESH-DRESSED Immediately took Issue, claiming New Britain. 89 coses, down 3.3 Taspofrow's Program that In fact the English taxpayer's Mixed Nuts ib25c A-M. 12:55— News. per cent, and costs of $2,113. down burden was nearly double that of 8.1 per cent. 4:00—Reveille snd Agrirultural 1 A Nice Display of Fruit and Vegetables the American. Who Is right? Can No. 3 Caa New*. Tomorrow's Prograni Dill Pickles 4 for 10c A M DOZEN they both be wrong? W e have 7:00—Morning Wgirh. made an intensive study of all the Breaks Neck Bowling ------1------8 ;0 ^ N e w s . 6.00— Sleepy Slim Serenade Pork Roast 1 Fresh Clean Spinach. ^ California Sunki*t Oranges, ^ St. Lawrence Tender Peas 7.00- rNew-a etatlatlcs and data aurrounding 8:y^5ow p«»n News Rmandup peck ...... large size, dozen ...... zdWC thii question and have come to one Glastonbury, Feb. 13 — — Blzley 4^80— Radio Bazaar • 7:10— Shopper* Special 7:30— Robart Program Fancy Iceberg Lettuce. IKiaitIve conclusion. Anything like Druggist Anthony J. Pagano f:83— W TIC's Program I^ a d e 1 Indian River Juice Oranges, an exact comparison between the didn't need anybody to tell him to 2 cans 23c; 4 cans 45c :00— Radio Bazaar. * 7:40— Bond Program. COUNTRY 2 heads for ...... Bars 7:.55—News. lb. Brltlah and American tax burdens keep his chin up today. Pagano Toilet Soap 4 I9c 9; 15—Food Newa Hard. Ripe Tomatoes Native Parsnip' 8:00—News of the World doz. 25c-29c-39c IS a Matlstlcal Impossibility." fell while bowling last week, but No. S Caa Burt Ola.y 9.30— Hank Lawson Lamb Fores Sweet Potatoes Individual Tax Burdens thought he was unhurt until his 8:15— Shoppers Special. 10:00—U. S. Army ROLL "T)ie study of the U. 8. C. of C. neck began to swell. A physician I.*rge 20-Oune* Cut S 30-N ew s 8-0*. Package 1 Fancy California Carrots. ^ Fresh Green Peas, O 10; 15—Reflections In RhiThm Center l*ork Chops . . . 29c lb. purports to show that for the cur discovered a broken vertebra and Sliced Beets 2 C.r.21c 8 35--Shoppers Special 1 hunch ...... / C 2 q u a rts ...... it Jv 10:30—The Wife Saver 9:00—Press News. rent fiscal year the tax burden In put Pagauo'a neck In a big cast, 10:45— From New England Vj Shoulder Lamh Chops 27c lb. CREAM Burt OIney Tomato Juice 9 15—I m Jiist Wll^d About Harry this country la $168 for each In- ' (Tiln high In the air. he's back B.jam WmBn—d-CBS, 4,IS B. M.. B-S-T.—UmmSmy, PHSmft ' You dividual, against $165 in Great j waiting on trade In his store. 9.30 —Ihiblic Forum; Meaty Veal Chop* . . .21c lb. CHEESE Butter Lfe. Pkg. 11:00-Lincoln Highway. tlartford Board ef Health GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS! Britain," Stegel continues. "‘The Oakite 11c 11:30—Music While 5"oii Work. CTiamber estimates that the total | 10c can; 2 for 19c TTip Ijbrary Has the An Steer Shoulder Steak .27c lb. 12:00 Noon - Here'.* Wa.'«hing(on. swer. ea. Shop At Your Manchester Public Miarket and Serve 1941 tax burden In the U. 8. (Fed- 6c eral, state and local) amounts to P. M 10 00 U. S Marine Band. Tender Cube Steak . . . .*55c lb. 25 per cent of the national income.' 12:15-State Theate: Pre:,er,lalion 10:30—Jones and I. WIN THIS JUMBO SACK OF New—Bulk Foods Your Family Like Best! In Great Britain the corresponding FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES 12:30-Conn. University Farm 11:0O—Jackaon lATjeeler—News. Fresh Ground ratio Is 22.1 per cent, or $7,900,- Forum 11 05-.National Hillbilly Cham Sauerkraut PATTERSO N ’S M A R K E T 000,000 out of $36,000,000,000 ac- Fre*h 1:00-N ew s pions. Hamburg ...... 19c lb. e g g s — LO C AL » BUTTER SPECIALS! CORN. WHOI.E KERNEI GOLD MEDAL AT OUR DISPLAY 1:15—Market at,.i Agricultural c o r ^ g to the C. of C. study. TELEPHONE 3386 101 CENTER STREET 11 15 God's Country. STRICTLY FRESH! (iolden. Royal Scarlet News f Meaty Pig*’ Feet. . 2 lb*. 17c 5 C lb. POUND Fairmont, "The accuracy of these esti •THE MARKET OF CONFIDENCE!’ Bunch 5 C 11:30 -Let's Pretend. No. 2 can, mate* la questioned by a apokes- Radishes 1:30— Varieties. 12 00—Armstrong Theater of To- LARGE SIZE. 2 Ib s ...... 2 for ...... num for the British Embassy. It is ! day 1.and O ’ Lakes, Fre*h EHLER'S GRADE A DOZEN ...... 45c LentiLs. 1 ^ _ stated that the British national Nice Native Fowl, Boneless Rolled Veal, 12:30— Stars Over Hollj-wood. 2 Ibs. Incom. does not exceed $24,000,- 33e KLEENEX lb...... Hospital Note8 1 ;00—News. , NIBLET EARS M b. pkg...... I VC 0(X),(X>0, and that sohie $9,600,000,- 2 Bchs. 25c 1:0.5— Ad-Liner—Musical Coop 4 CORN ON COB COFFEE Applesauce. Royal Scarlet, 000 will be collected in taxes. The Fancy Roasting Chickens, O O — Chuck Roast.* (Rolled), Broccoli erative. TISSUE . Softasilk Cake No. 2 can, Lima Beans. Red I.ine, latter eatlmate includes social and : Ib...... ^ Y C lb...... Admitted yesterday Mrs. Irene 1 ;30 -Adventures in Science. la the Serv-A-Tlsenr Box 21c 32c L * r g . Bunch 2 f o r ...... F|our, Ige. pkg. war damage Insurance charges. On ^ Hams. South Coventry, William can I can Fresh, No. 2 can, ^ O this basts, Bntlsh taxes are found j Wilson’s Ham Rolls, 'Btrimtke. 53 Mill street. Box of Bisquick, Res-elvee'Her Own W lr* 150 Sheets .... Apricots, Whole Peeled, 2 for ...... A O C to be 40 per cent of the national 32c 37c lb...... Golfl Medal 15c Birth yesterday— A sem to Mr IS 10c large package . income. Choice'Rf^t Pork (center cut), Celery Hearts Diced Car rot.s Royal .Scar and Mrs Edward T-a erdy of Soutli Royal Scarlet, King .\rthur " It I* further held," Siegel says, Tender Beef Liver, Coffev-vnlle, Kas. When her high California Cnpeeled let. No. 2 can, Q Q _ l b ...... O a C Carnival of Ooventry. largest can ...... 25c Flour, 3-lb. bag "that the American national in Ib. Extra I.«rge, JiUcy, Florida Discharged yesterday Mr# school debate team won a tourna 3 f o r ...... Patterson’s Gqod Ten, ^ ^ ment at nearby Parsons. Virginia SPRY BORAX come under present conditions of i Patterson’s Scotch Ham, Food Special* Bcaalc Trudell, iw) Maple street; APRICOTS Purple Plums, Royal Scar Cut Beets, Royal ^ C — atepped-np production has been ' y, Ib...... H U C Mr*. Oella Wandt. 69 Ridgewood Harper wired the news to the Ib...... Grapefruit 3 iPT 23c folks—collect She arrived home let, 2 largest ^ |" HONOR B R A N D , under-estiinated. A more nearly: Choice Legs of I.jimb, street; William Hunt, 983 Main 1 pound 24c Oz. Size 10c Scarlet, 2 Igst. cans iCwC Saturday Onlv hours Is ter and found the jioiiae cans ...... 4 ^ ^ V FROStED FOODS correct figure then the $00,000,- ' Ib...... ^ U C Lean Daisy Hams, streat. empty. Answering a knock at the I can 000,000 ufied by the Chamber in its Admitted today— Mra. Phyllia Oz. Size 15c Smoked Shoulders (nice snd O O Ib...... door she was greeted by a mes * 3 pounds 67c l O e Spinach, Heinx Cucumber Pickles, calculations is $100,000.000.0001 H«wey, 36 Btrch street lean), Ib...... s S s S C Tender Rolled Lamb, 4 ..r21c senger with a telegram—coll«cL Crab Meat. Royal Scarlet, package ...... 24-ounce ^ 1 which would reduce the proportion ' Large Grapefruit Dtsebarged today —Nsney Bow- GORTON"* o f the total tax burden In th ia: Honey Brand Bacon (mild cured), O Ib...... W heaties 2 pkgs. 23c She paid o ff— and got her own Marshmallow Fancy, medium Brussels Sprouts, jar ...... dCIC •I*. 75 Deming street: Eldo Enrico, wire. READT-TO-FRT LUX country, accepted at $22,500,000,- ' Ib...... 4 3 0 C Fresh New England Oysters, See Our Display for Jack ArmatroagBstroag Bomb SightSight! I 495 ToUand street flat ran ...... package ...... Dili Pickles, 000, to 23 per cent of the national 1 Juicy Florida Fluff 31c Pattenwn’s Tomato Sausage, p in t ...... CODFISH TOILET SOAP Broccoli. quart j a r ...... A IG income. Oovemor Installed PwiblMta TJvemetil Tunafish. Del Monte, me- "In every Income bracket, of I b ...... Patterson’s Scotch Sausage.*, 2 Do.. 39c Small can 10c package ...... Sweet Mixed^ 30c K ix 2 pkgs. 23c Oranges dium flat course, the British income tax rate Pattersons' Good Tea, Ib...... Lo# Angelas — ipl —Eighteen- Burbank. Calif.—(F5—The Ctty Cauliflower, Pickles, quart jar is Considerably higher than the Tlw L ob* Baager Secret Chasihcr R laf aafi Ladle*' Military Broeeh 13c can 4 cakes 25c c a n ...... 'i Ib...... Link or Sliced. iT-oJd willsrd Res «e isn t mip- Oreincd. fearing a 'wartime boom Large can 19c ..... 33c package ...... American." Ob Display! pe*»d to drive over 35 m'Jaa an in home dairies and stockyards, (Every Drop Good!) Native Eggs (fresh from farm!) 1 Green Stamps Given With Ca*h Saks. has prohibited row*, goats, hog* Malted Milk, Chocolate Fla hour for a year, under the terms of Sunbrite Cleanser, Bum ** To Death In Shack Patterson’s Ground Meat, dozen ...... Betty Crocker Judge Harold Landreth's ruling in and donkeys in this city of 40,0()0. Pink Meat Grapefruit FLORIDA ORANGES DELICIOUS APPLES Roasted Fresh Royal Scar vored, Royal Scar 3 large cans...... I b ...... Fresh or Corned Brisket, a traffic court case. And Willard It’s okay to keep a horse for let Coffee, Ground Aa De let, 1-lb. can .... Haddam Neck, Feb. 1$—OP)— transportation purposes—tf he's (Blended As Desired!) Ib...... Vegetableegel Soup 3 pkgs. 29c aren't. The judge ordered a gover- 2 z. 4 ibs. 29a sired, 1-pound bag, Hershey Cocoa, ineral aervlcea w ill be held to- aer InstaUad on the youth's auto- hitched at least 55 feet from the 5 25® Argo Gloss Starch, irrow morning for Fred Olaon.I (Obc Package Ben-e. • !) ■wbUc. house. 2 packages ...... 2 pounds...... ■ § Ir V 1-lb. c a n ...... 17c .9, who boniad to death yesterday ■in the eoa-room ahack where he Orders taken Friday evening before 7:00 o'clock win be delivered Saturday morn 2 4 Lb. Bag JW.HALC OiBfsrale Oare r* Mg* Laeksn FRESH BROCCOLI ICEBERG LETTUCE CELERY HEARTS Uved. Harry 8. NUaon, a neighbor, ing (weather permitting). I appreciate your cooperation. Thank You! Gold Medal $1,25 j MAHCMISTIR CONN* Four Wires A t Your Service. Dial 5137. found Olaco’a body, bumod beyond JOHN CHAMBERS. Flad Oat How Te.Get the New Ceek Book! are as many motor vehi. "T oh e a s t tea aa hnasot maa hy rooognltloti, in the smouldering ta tbs atate t i hte ahOUy to look yea hi Um agm. I 2 bunchtt 2 besds 1 5 ^ 2 bunched 2S« ta tha Maay criminals are able to 4o ‘ o Free DeMr*>y^ Italy and wlUi eaaa, whtta how eat iadlvlduais ha i' - ‘ k • MANCHESTER EVENrNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY'13, 1948
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES’TER, (XJNN. FRi DAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1942 PAGE THIRTEEN Rockville Today Is Friday the 13th; Manchester Cooking Classes Teach PINEHURST FRESH VEGETABLES Lewi* Oiapman Date Book n r. w *» k.M, nvMv fre»h vemiUble yon wBBt.. .thej nre W « t w t» oveiy freoh vefetablo yon want M, Rockville Let ^8 Look at the Record nninfally tdtrtril u 4 tandlotf for vitamin freshnooa. Tonight Right Foods for Health Valentine dance. Catholic Ladles Bristol High Basketball Team Meets Manchester Tonight THaadn Frcah of Columbus. bch. 4c Don’t look at the calendar now, on Friday the 13th a man waa se ■ - - ■ . ------a. ------, ^ ’ Ralad VesetaMofi. Radishes verely-injured in West Haven, Tonjorrow (X.bnnche* 7c.) Further Fii’st but it’s Friday the thirteenth! dow show. It will be action from when a blast wrecked the Elm Hartford District Council. V. F. Daily Eating Habits to the opening minute, with entertain This Is but one of three which all City Firework.s Conip.-uiy plant. W. meeting, V. F. W. Home, Man New Cabbace Crisp California Be Discussion Topic at ment and surprises for good Hornets Stage Aid Courses of the superstitious folks must The British freighter, drarl wa.s chester Green, at 8 p. m. measure. LomhardFs Long Services OrM* Pepper* Iceberg head 10c face this year. In February, torpedoed 750 miles off the coast St Valentine’s dance, Manches Herald's Free Home- Every day will bring tree reclp* Odds Favor Conn Bell City Squad Anxious Waletcreas ter Country Club. Golden Vitamin Presh March and November the dread of France. A cold wave hit the sheets, ready-to-eat ^ fts of,,food Upward Surge To m a too* J{orkvilIp Now to Devote day falls. East coa.s.t, and in .New Britain Dance for Negro SMdiers, at making Rally. cooked during the session and gen* Overlooked by Red Owners Y. M. C. A. CMneoe Cabhase Carrots bch. 8 ic just what Is there to this age Doeer’s Pond, which was being erous market bags, crani.ned with Evenings to Niiineroiis old superstition? According to u.sed as a skating rink was the Sunday, Fell. 1.1 .•’Eat the right food to help keep useful products, Over Z ale Tonight To Avenge Earlier Defeat Aomalne United church services at South Pittsburgh Ice Team New Texas Classes. .some calculators, Friday is a day scene of two drownings. Five per you fit." No alert homemaker can afford Radlnhe* of least trouble, and it Is Saturday son.* were killed in Bourne, Mass., Methodist, Rabbi Abraham Feld Tjiat sounds like a deliberate to miss one of these profitable and Finishes Hard Road Chleorj- Beets bch. 8 ic which has proven to be the worst in a two-car head-on collision. Lo man, speaker. •’build-up’’ for The Herald's popu- hospitable sessions next Tuesday Rockville, Feb. 13.— (Special of the seven days. According to cally. the town was shocked by .Monday, Feb. 16 lar Cooking School, but it actually through Friday, .starting daily at Smart Money Figures Trip in Fine Fettle. .Monahan Has Hi8 Team Analie Clean, Fresh A ir Raid Warden’s School. High Bear* Vi atcliiiig Celery—CaMfomU With the completion of the tn- their figure* In a year which wa.* the news of how West Hartfor l is the title of a leaflet Issued by the 9:16 a. m. Ace Bowler Rockets Burst stnirtore courrte.x In Fir.st Aid, school hall at 7:30. Conn Better Risk in Ready for I^irals at Spinach lb. 10c high in death fatality, 1938. the had beaten Manchester, 2J? to 20. Bureau of Home Economics of t h e ------The Pittsburgh Hornets may Ue Paacal Celerj- ,?9r many standard First Aid cla.sse.s day with the lea.st deaths wa.* Fri- This lost game dealt a severe blow Registration Day. 7 a. m. to 9 United States Department of 6 0 B T7D , Perk Garden Muss; Expert languishing in the cellar of the Rec Tonight; First Cncamher* are tn start In Ro<’kville next day the thirteenth of May. to c. C. I, L. title hopes for the ' f’ ’ ■ -Anacrican Legion Hall. Agriculture, in cooperation with Three Arrested Around Eaj^les I Tea for new residents. C, of C. , week and the week following. But there are people who don’t local basketball team. other Federal bureaus. American Hockey League’s West- BOSTOSWIKS Game at 7:30 Sharp; auxiliary at the Center church. Over 12,000 to See Cauliflower Green Beans A First Aid class for Air Raid care anything about this, and you Here we might insert that the The concern of these government 01 n Division but Ooach Larry reCT !?EM£WKI?E0 Feb. 17. 18, 19, 20 For Trial Here wardens will start on Tuesday couldn’t get them to even venture Manchester team had better be on agencies in promoting buoyant Go; Pittsburgh Battler Aurie’s puck pupils have just com A9IS39 Hollister School Downs Only 500 May Watch Broccoli evening at the Maple street school. Herald Cooking School at the health is shared by The Herald, Fresh Pea.* out of” the house on this day of its toes toni^ght at the Bri.stol , pleted a road trip which made the W0BLI>$EDIBS6QI\T. Rivals Battle Here; ^ This cla.ss will be conducted twice game. Its Friday 13 again and' which echoes Napoleon’s familiar III Good Shape. Manchester Green in White Onions dread. Thursday, Feb. 19 John McKenna. 55, of 131 Wind rest of the loop sit up and take ■m0U6H kNOCkTDOUT, Turnips a week on Tuesday and Friday I.«t a look back for a couple of this game is important to the C. sentence with one added word: "A sor street, Hartford was arrested notice. The Hornets played five Plan N ew .Attack for evening.* and each class period Oratorical Conte.st at American civilian army travels on Its By Sid Keder B16SCHNQZZ0U Fast Encounter. Yams yeara Into the files of The Herald, C. 1 L. title hopes. Legion Home last night on Oak street, charged straight games away from home, Sweet Potatoes will be of two hours duration from stomach." New York, Feb. 13.—(lO—Thl* Zone Defenses. and see Just what did happen on Bridgeport Bank Robbed Saturda.v, Feb. 21 with intoxication. v;on three of them, tied one and NEVEC AUBIBI> 7 to 9 o’clock. Asaistant Chief previous Friday 13tha. There wa* One Friday the 13th was all The right food for the active could be a mighty unlucky Frl- The Green School league had Parsnips Dance at V F. M Home, Man- (.j^.jijan ailny will be the keynote of Pasquale J. Deyorio, 24, of 214 scored the remarkable number of WHEN RIDICULED I Warden Thomas F Rady. Jr., will but one Friday 13th in the year ot that was in the year of 1941. This McKee street, was arrested by Of day-the-Uilrtccnth for Sweet' W il 30 goals while succumbing only two swell games yesterday after By .liM'k Dwyer Chester Green The Herald’s wide-awake Cooking FOC CELEBRATED instruct thi.s cla.ss. 1939, and this was In the month was in the month of June, when, ficer Arthur Sevnioiir la.st night on liam Conn, the Pittsburgh pretty once. noon at the Y. M. C. A. In the first- Fresh Cranberries Twentieth .\niiiversary celebra School, when it opens Tuesday boy who Is regarded as a very val Herald Sport Edilor A .second cla.ss for wardens will of October. a Bridgeport bank was held up tion of the Washington Social Center street for speeding in' • The exact road trip began at S N 0 0 7 F . encounter the Rockets burst out in Sweet Potatoes be started in the near future and liTt's IkMtk at the Reenrds and robbed Mrs. Julia Doolittle morrttng at 9; 15 In the State restricted zone uable piece of bric-a-brac in the Providence on the night of Sunday, Its P'riilay. , . .the 13lh. Club. theater. The capable homeniaking the final seconds with a field goal AVOCADOS will probably be held on .Monday On that day the British battle of Bolton committed suicide by Melville P. Rainvillc, of 31 Nel fight game’s show case. January 25th. The Hornets beat Likewise Us going to be bad Sunday, Fell. 24 consultant, who promises to keep Sweet William collide* with that quelled the cocky Eagles and SPECIAL! 15c Ea. Good Quality White Potatoes i and Thursday evenings. This class ship Royal Oak was sunk by a hanging herself; Malcolm Mollan. son street. North Grafton, Mass., the Rhode Island Reds by 6 to 4 luck for either Bristol High or B.anquet. Campbell Council. K. each of the four free .scasiom hum- | thumping Tony Zale in Madison when the dust and feathers had I will be instructed by Deputy Narl submarine in the AtlantiV*. editor of The Herald was given « of C. was arrested early this morning at in an overtime game which found ming with interest, passes along Square Garden along about 10 p. settled the Rockets were out in Manchester High this evening at I Warden E. Fenton Burke. All knd the crew of 1.000 men wa* farewell banquet, as he w-as Icav- ' Friday. Feb. 27 Delmont and Main street for fail "Chuck" Corrigan winning the these sound reasons for eating m.. (e.w.t.l. and, while atl sign* front by two points. It was a the .Scluml .stiect Rec when ttie.se Pinehurst Saturday Service warden.* interc.sted in attending lost. Guard* at the vital Panama ing the paper. Manchester Fire i Independent Suit Company ben- ure to stop at a stop sign at that lion's share of the honors because honey of a game from start to ' the.ie ( las.vea are reqiie.vted to properly each day. Miss Ruth Bean point. point to a victory for the Smoky- ne achieved the hat trick. Then two rival tc.inis faro each other Canal were redoubled to foil plots departments had a busy day try- ] efit entertainment for Red (^o*s. joins with the Bureau of Home finish. We believe we are “ genred up” to give you better Salurdn> notify Chief Warden John Dailey, of espionage. Alley Oop, hero of ing to put out three fires at once, i High School Hall town Irishman, there’s always the the Horets moved to Springfield in what should be ttie he.st school servlK this week-end. The new delivery boys know the roules h^conomics in declaring that: pos-sibility one of those accidents In the second game the Hollister cither of the in.structors, or leave the comic ’ strip which appears in j As a result, the home of John Dtl- Saturday, March 14 lor a Wednesday game and took street hoopsters downed the Green boy game oi the year. The pre better, and we have more clerks inriuding another man In th The Right Food— might happen. word at the Defense Council of- The Herald, was trapped in the worth, at 38 Edward street, wa.* Father and Son banquet. Eman the short end of an 8-5 score after .school, 27-13. Brown and John.son liminary game between the sec 1. Builds and repairs your body. If the middleweight boss pulls meat department. II flee, phone 632. burning city df Troy, ’The Memo seriously damaged. uel Lutheran church. having trailed by seven goals. piled up enough points to turn the ond teams from both schools, will 2. Keeps, it in good running one of these, It would go a long It wiU assure yon of very early delivery If you use our Fridav j Three new classes in First Aid rial hospital cen.*us was at a higli And In fhe year of 1942, we are Friday. .April 17 On Thursday, January 29th, the trick between them. For the losers, precede the big game and will order. way toward singing a swan song niebt ’phone seAlce. Saturdays It Is necessary to ask you to wilt start spon.sored by the Rock of 83. experiencing our first Friday 13 Annual Ma.sonic Ball at the Ma Kddie Funaro Hornets invaded Hersbey and beat Adamy and Beane carried the start promptly at 7:3o sharp. 3. Gives you energy for work for Billy’s shot at the heavy Kenny Oiapman m k e delivery orders a $2.00 minimum. Morning delivery on ville Chap’ter of the American Red In the year of 1940, there were while at war. Looking at the head sonic Temple. the western leaders by 7 to 1. Sat torch but it went out before the Pick Manchester and play. weight championship and a poten order* received up to 9:00 o’clock. ______Cross; Tiie.sday evening at the two Friday 13ths. The first of lines, it is obsi-rved that all la not Edilie Funaro of New Haven, urday found the Hornets a. Phila savage barrage of baskets from I am going right out on the 4 Hel.is prolong your prime of tial half-milllon-dollar gate with Rockville High .school with Mr*. these was in September when the going too good for the Allies on rolled a 239 game, which the N a delphia where Coach Larry Aurie’i the winners. The scores: limb. Manchester will win but life. Joe Louis in their scheduled re Lebbeus Bissell as instructor; Hercules Powder Company plant this day of events. Look at the Weekly Deductions tional Bowling Duck Pin Congress puckmen won by 8 to 5. The next Rockets it will be close every step of the 5 Is a basis for good health. turn match this June. night—or on Sunday, February 1st Ski Trails PINEHURST QUALITY MEATS 1 Wednesday evening in the Supe of New Jersey had an explosion front pages. To the bus>’ homemaker, crowd regards as the highest ever rolled B. F. T. way. Bristol’s zone defense will For Tony, defeat wouldn’t he —the Hornets closed that road rior Court room with Miss Mary killing 46 people. Buckingham But whether this Friday 13 a f ed with responsibilities The Herald in the small pins brigade. Gates, rf ...... 2 0 4 get a severe ^st against the type COLD CUTS To Purchase Bonds too tough to take. After all. he’s trip by battling the Eagles to a I McCusker as instructor; and Fri- Palace, home ot the King and fair is really true or just a lot of is bringing what might be describ Woodhouse, If ...... 1 0 2 Op eii Sunday of game Coach Wilfred Clarke has only a middleweight and If he 4-4 draw at New Haven, where Genuine Salami ' day evening at the Superior Court Queen of England, waa hit with Kritzmacher, c ... 0 0 0 set up for this one game. He re bunk depends on the individual ed as a portable laboratory of loses. It can be brushed off with ♦tarry Currie of the Hornets con Cervelat ' room with Mrs. Herbert J. Regan five bomba and five persons were household Information assembled Walker, rg ...... 1 0 2 fused to give any hint os to how himself. Just as many good things A t a meeting of the executive the e.xplanation that he didn’t pick tinued to supply his share of the I as Instructor. All of these classes conveniently on the State theater Ramblers Lose Johnson, Ig ...... 1 0 2 he was going to offset the so- Braunschwiefrer-type injured. Food prices took a sharp happened on those .same Fridays, committee of Local 63, TWX’A' [p i* on .someone his size. He expects to sniping. Norlheni Slopes Ready will meet from 7 to 9 o’clock. stage. This new-day school is a — —c- — called advantage of the zone. It Livervvurst rise upwards and the Draft Law and just as many bad things hap held last night it was voted to ap come In at 163 and th. contract* I Another cla.sa will start .shortly revelation to young and old home The records show that the Hor 5 0 10 might be a repetition of what he was dnly hours away from being pen on other days besides Fridays. prove the plan of weekly deduc call for Conn to weigh no more For Week-End; White 1st Prize Meat Loaf i and anyone interested Is asked to passed by the Senate. Marguerite How this jinx day was .so named makers. who discover that the best 1 *9d edienW^ I ks . To Cocky Rams nets got some fine attacking by Eagle# did down in Bristol earlier in the tions from the pay of meniber^*^^ than 175. This may .cause some season. Its no .secret that he hM G rote's Pineapple Dipped and j call Mr*. Frank Burke, ■177-3. ’fhe Myers, of Massachusetts, fell 17 is not settled, but many believe be u.*ed in purchasing defcn.se 'V'vy to .save time is to take time 1 drv - C . d v blended .■mveral forwards In that road trip Ernest Lombardi is traded by home when there was a delay in • B F. T Mantle Covers Hillfi. then eonfiision at the official weigli-m ot five games which produced Cincinnati to the Boston Braves pointed the varsity for this g^me Skinless Krankfurts. ! Koekville Chapter hopes to have stories to her death in New York. that it waa originated from the bonds. for the Cooking School. There is quality outfield play. .Morlarty. rf ...... 1 0 2 at 12:30. because Sweet William .*'even puinUi and 30 goals fot the for two iinnanied players. during the past two weeks. ^ Deerfoot, Brightwood and Bulk i 900 trained in First Aid work by In town four persona were arrest fact that there were 13 present at This recommendation will be fascination in a completely-equip itnp'y Falcons Defeat Swedes Lombardi waa o f f-b a-1 a n c e, Adamy, If ...... 1 0 2 By Henry Supple Vou wound up Ills training yesterday Hornets. Noriiiie .Schultz scored in The Reds act as Uiough they Monahan Is Foxy , Link Sausage. j May 1. The Lzmgvlew P T A class ed for disturbing the peace for the last supper of Chri.st and that made to the Union at a meeting ped kitchen. There is fun. too, in ba^e. reaching for the ball, when the Rand, c ...... 1 0 2 Bo.slon, Feb. 13 lipi A well- tott •'lOd scaling in the neighborhood of 178. In First Game; Two every game. Corrigan had his "hat don’t care whether they get any Tom Monahan, v e t e i^ Bristol Bag Sausage. I will also start next Tuesday eve- blowing their horns w-hile in a it was held on a Friday. to be held tomorrow afternoon at watching, a trained speciafist. who younger and sizable King Kong Derby, rg ...... 1 0 2 Zale’.s manager, Sam Pian, said il trick ' at Providence and some one or anything in return for Er packed snow-blahket covereil the is a foxy chap. He can gamble Country Style Sausage. I nihg and will be taught by Iver wedding procession. which time there will also be a works as deftly and systematically Keller struck him — full speed Urodeiir. I g ...... 0 0 0 A t any rate, as is said, it de Conn were that heavy there would Fast Tilts at Ree. other ta.lles. Harry Curne sup nie Lombardi, which is a rather .shoulders of New England ski hills tonight because h^fnust win to Jensen. Mrs. Nelson Read is in In December of the same year, pends on the Individual’s belief. report given on the Labor Indus as any skilled craftsman. ahead. Rogers, le ...... 0 0 0 Those Plump $1.09 Cut-up Fowl, Lamb Shoulders, Pork structing the Tolland class. Miss Bean will share her dis be considerable noise coming from plied seven goals. Vince Gregg vied shabby reward for 10 yeara of It would have been an entirely like 11 ermine mantle tmlay offer gain a tie with Manchester and try Conference held In Hartford faithful and stoadj’. If not Fslr to Cootinue coveries in household .step-savers his comer. The Rams took the wind out of v.ith Schultz for consistency. different proposition had Lom ing another week-end of fine If he lo.ics he ,t^ out. But win and Pinehurst Roast Beef are featured at thrifty prices! at the Hotel Bond February I. tacular, service. 1 4 0 8 The annual fair of the Rcxkville as she ; uts tested products and What with Billy supposed to he the sails of the highly touted ’’Ked" Heron weighed in with some bardi been in position to do a ■■lehu.ssmg eonditlon.*. or lose Momkhan know* how to And a sale on Sirloin and Short Steaks will make it worth Bradley, William V. Sadlak, Donald Just before the dea) was ■ Rcfn rr W' (■ih. Fire Department w’ill continue Nine tow'ns In the United States labor-saving equipment through somewhat peeved at Tony and I Ramblers in the West Side Rec niHikers, while Delenseiiian .Mickey Nearly all the winter sports apply pressure against a team your while to 'phone or come to Pinehurst Meat Depart C. Fisk, J. Everett North and Ray 2 & Tony ditto at Billy, this shindig 1 V. 11 ,1. ' Blake scored twice during the de-1 pleted, Big Sthnoz Lorti^ardi tele- slopes lay lUider a heavy cover that this evening in the Town Hall. The are named Wyoming. their paces. For this will be no win- it was, Lombardi was knocked that is gunning for a champion mond E. Hunt. Bolton league last night by handing them j „ „ Hershev Ice I grsphed General M ana^r War- 1 Hollister .Srhool ment Saturday. program will precede the dancing. promises to be more than a hot | deader than a beached whale, the I ,an stand the wear and tear of a ship gnd mlght play a cauUoua game of patty-cake. The result M 40 to 27 drubbing wh^^le the I ?en‘ Giles that he was getting in B. F. T. Ing. ski riowtl. .Siio-.v depths rang Included on the pnigram are Asks Returns • .Mr*. Clyde Marshall cons opened the double «ttraction , ^ ball out of his hand. DiMaggio ganje Bristol has had some- that the faithful having been do CYirrie was ' shape by sawing wood. Duffy, rf ...... 0 0 0 ed from six inehes at Littleton, N Oysters. Pat Lee. the versatile girl; the Probate Judge Francis 0 ’Lou;;h- With a thin-.’ikinneii 46 to 42 mc- sprinted across like an Itulian • thtfig on this town for many year* Phone 4052 ing pretty well by the box office, picking comers so neatly il did not ' This trotted out the alleged hu Crown. If ...... 8 0 16 H.. to 46 inches atop Mt. Mans Fowl, Fricassee Ford Cords; the two Frestones lln. chairman of the President’s .... , J. 1 general before Large Lorn’.* head '■ jiu t now that It* the 13th, that torj’ over the Flying Swedes. i.iatter whom le had for llnc- morists again, which is remindful Cleared 1 IIUStOB. c ...... 0 0 0 field in Northern Vermont. / Calves’ Liver. with their Oriantal mysteries and Birthday Ball has announced that and Promoter Mike Jacobs figures might break the "jinx” for good. sonic 12.000 or 13,000 * customers that Old Sehnnzzola I-ombardi 1 t’ampbell. rg ...... 0 0 0 Powder as import int lo pie $1.09 each Bobbie Green as master of cere no definite figures on the total will The Pilgrim Fellowship o^ the led the'Falcons as thev battled the i He played with Schultz and .Most Valuable Prize Watch Lowlckl Bolton Congregational church will will chip in to a pot of $50,000 or like the Mickey Owen of last fall, lohn.*on, Ig ...... 4 1 9 .skier as to milady’s boudoir-,x4ur- Holieycomb Tripe. monies. Music for the dancing will be given out until after the Sports Swedes in a nip and tuck ball ^oTigan lor a while on the road was immolated on the altar of Indicates Something That has been the poaowford Tender Rib or Strip meet this evening at 7:30 at the ■ more. game in which Ylircoltc and Nor- , H’>P (Uid thrived. Then the speedy Williams, c ...... 1 0 2 faeed nearly all sectors ov^r a against Bristol now for twro years. be furnished by Bucky’s Melody- Night at the Rockville High press box convenience It was much less strain on the well packed base, reaultin^ln good Fresh Shoulders. parsonage at Bolton Center. en carried the burden for the vtleran with the. right-hand shot The chunky rig'ht guard did not Pork Roasts lb. 29c Boys orchestra. school. There are still returns to Joined Ruubcll anj Shert and con Though he was an outstanding ' brains of reporters and fans to 13 1 27 conditions nearly cver^h ere. Court of Conuiion Pleas be made on tickets and those hav Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. de Leon Swede* bii* failed to stand the hitter, a remarkable thrower and write and talk about Loinbardi's fare so well against quiet Robert Morrell’s Hams. tinued to make life miserable for Green School Ski stuff one of the biggest Brown who stopped him cold down, A session of the Court of Com- ing the aame are asked to turn of East Springfield are the par pace as the. Falcons drew away in .a fine catcher, Lombardi move* ”nnp" than to cornpilc a keener L Foreigii Bred opposing puck-blurkers. B F, T I meets of the yenr.^tlie U. S. Eaat- I mon Pleas is being held in Rock- them over as soon as possible. ents of a son bom Monday. Mrs. I the last few minutes of play to to the Hub unjustly classed and analysis of the game., so all the in the Bell City. It might be Lamb Shoulders Pork Spare Rib.s. de Leon before her marriage was cop the game by a mere four Week End Game* Walker, rf ...... 0 0 0 ' ern l>o'.', nhill, .'-iiyKini and combined well, however, to watch the two I ville this afternoon starting at 1 he:,t remembered as a world senes [ blame waa heaped on the big boy's ' , Imniplonship^ w ll be held tomor- Kiowa Council _Miss _Lylian Hutt. daqghter of Mr. points. Saturday, February 14th .\ilnniy. If ...... 2 1 .1 running guards, also. Instead of j o’cloc.k with Hom. Vine R. Parme- I Dog Is Best I willint: shoulders. ' row and .Sunday on the famous 19c lb. Chop Suey. Kiowa Council No. 26, Degree i and” Mrs Herbert Hutt of South | The itamblers having had things Hersho^ at (Cleveland I To Ins credit, not oneo ihd he i.f- I’.iano. c ...... 2 1 ,1 concentrating on Ixiwickl. It lee as Juilge. The following cases I l.om liarili. Off-Balaner, I* nun- dive,trail on the eastern of Pocahontas will hold a meeting 1 road. I THEN YOU’LL KNOW WHY much to their own liking in the Indian ipolis at i’ ittsburgh I fer an explanation He i.s not the .’.Inriait). rg ...... 1) n 0 j win be well to concentrate on all are scheduled for a short calendar kiio' ked I nronHrlou* e« i'iopt.s qf-^.Mt. Miinslicid, at Slowc. PROPERLY TRIMMED SIRLOIN AND SORT STE AKS this evenim: at eight o'clock. The I league, were slapped into submis Bui'uilo at i’ liiludciphia allining t\p*| 'i.ttr.s. Ig ...... 1 1 O of the Bristol team to assure vic I ses.sion: Luther A. White vs. John Miss S. Helen Roberts, home ■ Hi le 1.* jircciscly what happened \ t , rile downhill will start at .. .Cut from Fancy Prime Beef I businesa meeting will be followed | Wolvey Fallern Jiiilged sion in no small way by a well Washington ut .-:prin ;tield. I .(hell Lombardi took hi.s wulely- Lomhanli do< sn t have to alibi tory for Manchester. iLem.rk; Alex M. Ha.ssott and demonstration agent for Tolland j EIGHT O’CLOCK COFFEE IS Sunday, February loth - 10 m. Saturday, and the slalom by a box social. County, was In town on Wednes- ' balanced R;im machine. Tony Sal j (iiibla izeil ■ .sniKize" .it the plate He can stand on his ample record. 5 3 13 The ".100” a u b Pound ...... 53c ’ Addle S. Bassett vs. Ruth M Bas- B<‘6t in Show Last vatore and Hank Sniatchetti slar- Hersh .j at Indian.ipolia I at/lhe same hour on Sunday . . File Marriage Intention* I day. She talked with Mrs. Leslie , ! during the Yankees’ half of the ' Though hiiiul.capped by an en r.eferee Walsh. School authorities must enforce aett; Bertha B. Allison vs. Frcil- ired in the Rambler debacle but Spiingtield at Buffalo jyNose filve has been kept closed The number of serving* per pound I* what rouni*. . you can Marriage intentions have been Bolton, chairman of Women’s Ac Night in New York. ■ loth and final Inning of the fourth tire lack of sjieed. jj^wasn't voted since the middle of last week, and th'* Whether or erick Allison; Donald C. Fisk vs. i/il only out-shaded the play of thvir Philadelphia at .\’ew Haven the mo.*t valuable 'player in the not eat suet and bone. This holds true al*n In Pinehurst Pnt filed at the Town Clerk’s office by tivities of the Bolton Civilian Dc- I ,iml deciding world series game of the surlare Is expected to be per- on# outside the student body will Roants. I William W. Hall. teammates by a mere few points Cleveland at Providence .N’.ational League in 19.’!S for nntli- Robert Arthur Vincent and Gladys fen.se and also conferred with J^Irs. I K .’i". foit. > be admitted could not bo learned. Three ca.ses will be as.signcd for By Orlo Robertson as all the Rams marked up the Pittsburgh at Washington W ith runners on first and third. iiig. .\mong many other things, he I Marie Joyce, both of this city. Keeney Hutchin.son who heads the D ip p iT If you know Nose Dive, you will It would seem that those who are trial: Ruth T. Welles, d.b.a. W’elles New York, Feb. 1 3 .-(Ah W e s t scoring column much to the be Ill'- |):Maggio singled to right led the senior eir, uit in b itt .iig PINEHURST FRESH POULTRY Nutrition Committee for Bolton. uii'kis'.anil why onl.v class A and eligible for wltnes.sing the game Agency vs. Harriet Atwood: Secure .Appitoattoo* AM B im MVORIIE Highland Teiricrs, a none-too- wilderment of the Ramblers who jticl !. So the winning run scored with .312. Ho hit 313 In '3.V .333 tonight will he on hand. If the Young men who wish to apply Miss Roberts heads the Nutrition well-known breed in this country, could do little or nothing to stop lop-fiight ilaSH B entries will be Native Fryers. 7-POUND CAPONS. Charles E. Robinson v» Augustus bcfi'ie Lombardi entered the pic ’ III '36, .331 in '37. There is no required number of students are for positions as supernumerary Committee for Tolland County and rule the dog world tixlay liecausc the flow of victory in spile of the On Headliiic s acreptefi. .5 and 6-Pound Roasting M. Burke; Ernest W. Boothroyd Pioneers Stop ture. I telling what he might have bat- not at the Rec at 8 o’clock the Native Broilers. policemen may obtain application, at present Is conducting two nutri Mrs. J'lHn Winont. wife of the twenty points thrown in by Tag- I ted had he been able to get over Torger Tokle, probably the vs. Otto I’ reus-se. tion courses in addition to her Charley Keller, on first when Di remaining seats will be thrown Chickens. blanks from the police captain. ambas.*ador to Great Britain, gsrt and Martin. Maggio came through, rounded the ground as rapidly as say Abe woild's outstanding jumper,' has 4-Pound Chickens. ■Meeting regular duties. open to the public, according to When completed the applications thought enough of C3i. Wolvey Ram* third, and Art Fletcher waved him Simon. Thing Wp C-an Pass Up ( ntered the national combined Fowl weighing I to 5'2 There will be a meeting of Gen "The last session of the Board of Suieides 25-17 jumping an'l ern** rountry cham- .\thletlc Manager Berry. The eral Kitchener Lodge. Sons of St. should be sent to Mayor Raymond Pattern of Edgestounc to pur B F T Native Fowl. pounds. Tax Review will be held Saturday U) In ^ Crtsis; Clu-i’k I'ionshij'S to he held bv the Brattle- seating capacity has been limited George, this evening at 7:45 E. Hunt. 10 flM S IN A ROWI chase her in England several years Smatchetti. rf ...... r, 0 in the Community Hall from 9 4 1 9 iiinangid . . i.s a game lietwec.i l.uro Outing Club, W,a.*hingt6n’a by the state to'500 and the school o’clock at their room.* Purchase* Land ago. Warren, If ...... 1 till- Fail field G im eis iind tile o h You can depend on Pinehurst for the Finest Fresh I a. ra. to 4 p. m. .2 1 5 Uliiitists Continue Win rijpsp Over N . hit thdav. aiithnrltiea are forced to obey this Bingo The five-year-old bitch—shell Aceto, c ...... Ground Beef (3.5c lb.), and Round Ground or any com Bernard Satryb of this city has Bolton Grange meets this eve .2 0 4 Hark — The ; Polish Amenciins Wby not ]iool ruling. Mi.vs Dorothy Perzanowskl. be that age In another two months .McGeown, rg ...... Streak in Y Leu;;ue; I both games, enough admission, and i bination of ground meat. Roast Reef Special on g«M>d purchased from the estate of Al ning in the Community Hall st Salvator, Ig ...... 6 0 12 By Harry (irajson Local Team Intact president of the Children of Mary bert W. Lincoln s e v ^ lots of land — justified her Concord, N. H., te l something for playing all sea-' 8 p. m. owner’s Judgement last night In go Pirates Defeated. Herald Angle Thinj;.*-we-can-do-without dep’t Clarke has all his regulars for sized sixth and seventh Ribs at 35c pound. Other Cuts of St. Joseph’s church, will hold a on Columbus avenue desenbed as i on? The Pioneer Girls have mzl World Champ this with thr exception of ing best-ln-show at the Westmin 19 2 ■ or trivia In the midst of a cri.*i«i: except first two Ribs, 39c pound. grocery bingo party at her home. 1, 3, 5. 7 and Lota 45, 47 and 67 TTie shortage of jute from India Rambler* I lost a game this year, and while Cone who was forced out of th# 6 Ward street, this evening at ster Kennel Club show In Madison The Pioneer Parachute team In The Wednesday Nighters, a ihev might lark the anicK)th,-tfara "A If led G Wynne Vanderbilt on Franklin street, all part of the for making burlap bags is being B F T bowling league ot long standing game earlier in the season by lll- 7:30 o’clock for the benefit of the For KT" Year This Coffee Recenes Square Garden. •1 the Y league trounced the Sul- I 'loik of the PA gals they^eill be would jilace racing uiulcr the su 111 A A U Meet low OR L.AND O' LAKES i so-called Chamberlain plot laid out felt In Brazil and Ecuador, where R. Helm, r f ...... 0 . 4 ness Randy Brown has been Marking the first best-ln-show riik s. 25-17, last night. Green and lake.* exception to the paragraph m there fighting every jiu'nute society I in 1886 and all located in the west- it Is used for coffee bags. V. Taggart. If ...... 5 0 10 pervision of the government used at renter since and will hold victory for the breed ’ since the Modean starred for the wl-nners about foul line bowlers m Man 'les- I t'ongre** really has nothing else BUTTER 2 pounds 83c Oltleers .Announred I em part of the city. Top Honon.. .The OeenMnint H. Phelon. c ...... 1 1 3 trr. it seems that this league ha.s down this spot tonight. The real George Arnold. Jr , ha* been re award waa Inaugurated In 19Uf. with nine points each and the to ilo ) Peter Pan Apeaking Tonight the trim little West Highland was P, Sheridan, r g ...... 0 0 0 a paid foul line judge every weeli Jersey CitV Star ^ ’ill of the team. Zamaltts. Chapman. elected pre*ident of the Rockville loBers could not match the well "Red* take amallest squad In Dr George S. Brookes, pastor seleited over five American-bred T. MarUn, I g ...... 5 0 10 at the Y. In addition, its backers Last Nights Fights Klelnschmlilt and Rob Brown will Building and Lnan Association Approval of the People of Anieiica oiled 'chutist*. The first half was lii.story to Tampa." (The work of Defend 'Title; l,ej» of the Union Congregational dogs in the final compcUUon by E. W e is s ...... 0 0 0 claim, that Is the fastest league in be rcalv .\rrangement* were Peanut Butter jar 31c mPetef with the other officers as follows: *low and rather sluggish at time* ConKressraan Dies, no doubt, l church will speak at the Temple Herman Mcllenthln of Poughkeep lowm. Injury Better. completed this aftembon to Vice-president, F. W. Bradley: Beth Sholom this evening in Man 13 1 27 but both squads opened up In the By The .\.Hsociated Press "Lou Boudreau hopes to raise broadcast the game In the gapie- ?8-oz. can 59c M iO tieu 's Your first sip o f Eight O ’CIckIc telli sie. N. Y., whose My Own Brucie last half and played a slam-bang (TIeveland Indians’ I. Q. (More secretary, CTiarlea Squires; assist chester In connection with Lin Referee, E. Bissell. It seems that those who are hurt Rochester, N. Y.—Joe Musca- room and lobby of the-»Ree to 183 Spruce Street won the same honor In 1940 and contest right up to the whistle. headaches for Troaky.) Herbert Thompson, the fleet ant .secretary and treasurer, Fred coln's Birthday. He wiU have for you why this coffee of magnificent '41. lake the first crack st objecting to. 187, Buffalo, N. Y.. outpointed night 5-pound can $1.49 Falcons In the second game the Wap- "Men entering New York's most flyer from Jersey City, Is the first erick H. Holt: attorney, Donald C. his topic, "W alt a Minute— I ’m Mellenthin sent the six finalists about foul .ines on bowling alleys. Teddy Yarosz, 174, Monaca, Pa. Fisk; auditors, Harold R Obenauf Going With You." flavoc has been America’s Favorite B F T ping boy* had little trouble in If we remember rightly, oUr sug (81. beautiful body contest to ure oil ' 11*41 winner to po.*t his entry for SALE ON SLICED PINEAPPLE! SPECIAL! lO'-'f DIs- through their paces for nearly an .8 1 17 handing the Pirate* a trimming. on torso*." I Within the limits of , the ."'latlonal A ,\ ( ’ . Track and and William F. Partridge. hour. Finally, after throwing up H. Fay. rf ...... gestion was ;o have the bowlers Jersey City. N. J. Johnny Cac ■'! No. 2 cans— 8 .Slices...... for the 10th straight year, pillions .3 1 7 Wagner and Dodd combined lo priority restrictions I j F'cld Championships which will be ...... ).VC Directors have been elected as The farm real estate market count Will Be (liven On his hands in despair, over trying U. Evans. If ...... observe the line, a thing that few, ruso, 147. Jersey City, outpointed Sports Roundup follows. J. P. Cameron. George of pounds more Eight O ’Clock F. WlI*on, c ...... 5 6 16 •score enough point* to assure vic except the top flight men, rarely Frsnkle Velez, 144, Puerto Rico "Terriers haven’t taken best-ln- I staged on February 28 in Madison improved so much during the past All Canneil Foods or to name the No. 1 dog of the 2.- I Square Garden, it Was announced .Special On .\pple .luice...... 2 cans 21c Arnold Jr.. David A. Sykea, F. J. R. (Jarlson. r g ...... 3 0 6 tory os they dropped in 23 with do. Our observations, before we ( 8). show at Westminster Dog Show I year that Federal land banks, for 388 that started competition yes ! yesterday by Meet Director Daniel By Hugh Fullerton, .Ir. Coolley. Sherwood C. Cummings, the first time since 1934, are hold Package Good* When Coffee were bought in 1941 tham H. Henry, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Ferguson, chipping in with 6 more wrote the article, dealt with those since (?7i. Flomell of Spicy of Hal- terday, he called Mrs. W inant s leston went up In 1937.” (Class J Ferrva Blueberries Featured .At ...... 2 cans 35c Frederick H. Holt, Charlies M ing less than RIOO.000.000 worth just to be sure that the final ac whom we had watched slide half No (.York. Feb IS Billy Bought in '] Dozen Lot! any other brand in the country. ■representative to the center of the 46 counting would be In their favor. discrimination.) Thompson won the 60-yard title Dtizen cans ...... 81.99 Squires, Lebbeu F. Bissell. F. W. of famas. 19 8 way down the potished alleys be Conn, whf' I* used to getting a big r ring. The losers were behind 23-8 at "Anglers fight for amendment last season, reaching his (>euk in Eight O ’clock is the pick of the Fivlng Swede* fore letting the ball loose. Champ at Mike build ip for his fighta, can’t iinder- B F T half time and never could get to the feather bill.” (That'a what the Nationals. H, should be razor- I’ount.v Ki*< ...... 2 cans 23e at.an'l why he’s lieen neglected Native Fresh Eggs, plantations . . . roasted to the peak Turcotte. rf ...... 5 1 11 started. The scores; we need —more men fighting.) sharp for the defense of his crown Dozen can* ...... $1,20 However, 1uid we say thu In oil while the publicity heat was tum- I^arge Size. ^ Les MacMitcliell Hultman, If ...... 3 1 7 , Pioneer Paraebut* "Chicago Chiba will travel to since he was only an inch or two sincerity, that if this league has s . on Tony Zale in buildinc up dozen ...... " T ^ C of flavor-perfection . . . Custom- Jjhnson, c ...... 3 0 6 B. F. T. foul line judge, snd that fact was Catalina Island by boat." (Damn hehln J Barney Ewell w1ien the lat VIT.VMINS FOR HEAF.TH — V-8 COI’KT.UI,! .0 4 4 the torpedoes.) ter equalled the record in the Mill- tonight’s braw'l .Billy has been Ground for you, to suit your own ^.'*^0^110 7 - q o-RO-e-Rl Equals Own Mark Weir, rg ...... Green, r f ...... 4 1 9 overlooked In our criticism of It Large can 29c Dozen cans $3.24 Don't Forget to Noren, Ig ...... 7 0 14 Modean, I f ...... 4 1 9 bowlers, we humbly ssk forgive "Lack of bonus puts Joe DiMag ruse games. .acting real nind alviiit it and Regular can, 5 for 50c t'ase of 21 cans $2.28 Famoua Creamery coffee poL Gifford. Ig ...... 0 0 0 Mossaro, c ...... 0 0 0 ness. It Is not our tntentloi. to rols- gio In balky mood ” 1 45-thousand Hla best year was 1939 when he d'le.sn t, ( ool him "ff any when Sam New York. Feb. 13.—<♦)—Fonl- Blanchard, c ...... 0 0 0 Xepresent or misquote anyone In or figh t!) swept twenty straight sprint*, in Plan. Zale's manager, call* him Tony Galento’’.. You’ll find it so thrifty, too. Put ham Unlveiaity won the team title 18 6 42 Benson, r g ...... * 0 4 sports, or other lines. "C^alledon’s comeback credited cluding heats and semi-nnals. I "The Thin FLORID.A G om e to r . " : . In the metropolitan Indoor track . ssoi.se — X^cII l i t p,!*. 1 t t II p j j Cross and tells the ing, 1-lb. can.. seconds sloww than the wooden sonal American League form Cbwles, I g ...... 1 there are no rules enforced except "Gil Dodds got track tips by Borscht — Clam Bisque — Cream Chicken Malakaof — Come On Down ~ Get WHAT You 25c oval at Madiwn Square Garden. charL over north. mall." ( An uncensored communi committee in charge to fill In the Bisque of 1-obster — Turkey and Egg Noodles. ”I guess I 'Just felt good,” said "1 think we have good possibili Tuttle. Ig ...... T que. ) Frosh Eligible figure. y There Is some talk going the "H arry Wills In midst of annual Baker’s the ace of the nation’s present ties for a first division berth,” the Wapptag rounds among the basketball fans month’s fast.” (Conservation.) Want, WHEN You Want It, the OxMinut, milers after the race. ”1 got out veteran catcher said today. ”We (fuiile. I ’ nquote 8oldwin, Delicious and on the track and started .to go, and haven’t lost any key play:ri In B. that a game between the Pioneer ■’Frank Boucher traces New Pitt.sburgh, Feb. 13. /P.—Car Dixie Waikrr (who admits he la Ut-lb. pkg...... 11c there it waa” the draft. A few are gone, -but we W. Wajner, r f ...... 6 Parachute Girls snd the Polish Rangers’ defeat to weariness.” negie Tech's football and ba.'kct- slowing up a little I ’ "I seemed to (Lack of early foot.) ball squad.*, rendered weak-kneed WAY You Want It! If he had felt equally as "good” haven't been hurt as badly a* some B. Dodd, I f ...... i. 5 American lassies would be s honey, have no nu>re trouble than usual Jit. McIntosh Apples "Fireworks due In Palm Beach by a de-emphasis program, re for the Millroae Games at the Gar of the rest, Cleveland and Boston, H. Welles, c ...... 4 -tut. It is said, that any chance at in th# outfield last year, and I give Pearl Barley, getting these teams together will golf.” (There’s a little noise In the ceived a figurative "shot in the den lost Saturday night, M ao for Instance. W. Foster, r g ...... 1 Billy fifrinan credit for that. I f •’ Seedless Grapefruit ...... 4 for 25c hinge on the proper split of the Far East. too.) arm" today in the announcement 1-Ib. pkg...... 10c Mltcbcll might have had a new "Outside of one or two teams. I H. Wajner, Ig...... 1 just watched Billy and is’hen h# gate receipts. "Jack Dempsey’s All-Sports "C ity Oollege of New Y’ork tia*- that the Plaid’s freshmen would be world record Instead of the 4:11.3 don't see where the Browru have Anderson. I g ...... 1 made a move as a new batter cam# Seedles.* California Oranges...... doz. 39c lo concede anything to anybody in Ferguson, ig ...... 4 Quiz,” starring the Manassa ketbali center finds life a bit com eligible for.varsity competition. he needed to outdistance the field. up. I moved with him. That helped We Have Plenty of .Sheflield Milk, the American League." Totals ...... 22 I’ve always argued that this Mauler himself, is the newest ra plex.” (How unusual? We thought ■The Engineers were the first of MccMitchell said he felt better plenty.” Lines. Pears. F'resh Cocoanuts. 6 tall cans .... 54c Ferrell pointed out tfiat the is about as foolish as trying to dio quiz show. The bell rings for things were pretty quiet these the Steel City's three rpajor col w- than ever tills season and didn’t Browna, off to a miserabla start Pirates thread s needle blindfolded. Many the first round of. The Champ's days.) leges to suspend for duration of know what to expect In future own program on Saturday, Feb "Torger Tokle aaya Norway ski the war the freshman rule barring Todav’# (iuest Star laat year, played 4100 ball after B. years ago this was used to build up Charles P. Ward. Detroit Fre# i Campbell’fl meets. His time last night was the ruary 14 (and every Saturday ing is no more.” I Something going first-year men from varsity sport* Eversrthing—^It's Luke Sewell took over aa nanager N. SouthergUI, rf .... 1 the heated rivalry, that needed ho Press; ’’It seems signilficant that second fastest of his career and thereafter) from 8:30 to 9 p. m., on over there?) teams. Duqueone has tabled tbe I Beans, 6 cans . 59c June 5. and flniahed only five Bultivan, if...... 3 building up, betvt<«n the north and the bike racers ihould move into gave him hla tenth straight vie* games back of Detroit and Cleve Tedford, e ...... 2 south ends of the town. This thing over WJOR. "Gary CPoper Improves batting proposal but may adopt it Pitt, a aeveland ju«t before the heavy lory, over a one-year penoo. land— which tied for fourth. B. SouthergUI, rg .... 8 never did give the fans a chance Questions on every sport from swing for liiu Gehrig movie.” disciple of the Big Ten. has unof Sav-On Dog He la ons of four runners crsdtt- Griswold, I g ...... 1 to see tbs game . . . when ons boxing to bowling will be an (The obow must go on.) ficially oppoged it. weight fight between Lem Frank yours for the askin'! lin and'bicycle Bob Pootor. Do#a Food, 4 cans .. 25c AT ALL A&P FOOD STORES & SUPER MARKETS s4 with a 4i07.4 mils, tbs accsptsd Fall niTer, Maas.—BUly Tor- McMulUn...... S team or ths other wanted to hog swered on the program by Jack "(Tookle Lavagetto, 3A in draft. Indoor competitive record, but If digUone, 148, Boston, outpointed It oil. snd a rotating board of sport* *ay« Navy Air Corps,; is great.” Elizabeth. N. J.—Dsnny Cox. tbia mean that Oeveland ia to ■be can beat that be hopes to ao- Fraddio Camuao, 14», FaU Rlvar Totals ...... 42 24 authorities. Jack Dempsey (Oops, this belongs la akother col- 178, New York, and Tad Wint, 484, have ter« blcycla roc#\bi aueooo- ooBirtUb it this as, son. * UO). Raferes, VUga. Another natural If It con be (above> in his latest photograph. UBon.) , Mt- Vernon, N. Y„ drew. (64. »ioo?” ■r * t
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m a n UHBSTEK e v e n INte HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1842T PAGE FP IEEW V f!AIV(.MK«I KK ISVEI'itWU MEKALiU. jWANCHESTKK, CONN. KKIOAY, FEBRUARY 18, 194i kGE FOURTEEN KiiiD UVUER Stiff Upper Lip BY feKED HARMAN
_ o im ____W H A T W E WL .Fo llo w b i A ^ o f Sense and Nonsense 1U M R A D SEAT UFI.RED HE*S AS VW A » WK CH1I4 uP.PODHERf J o r * TWtt Af^ANOlHSlkl.'S tfeM L R T . VJE.\L.TR,TTO I ' Mardi of freedom Junior — Mother, what does Teacher—Tommy Simpson, have EJtPA&SS.' 60hW. Forward, valiant Freemen. trsnsatlsntlo mean? you any good excuse for being late Mardilng in God'e might, . Mother—Afiross the ocean. this morning ? Beering banner blaaoned: Junior—Then doei "trans" al- Tommy —Yes—we had waffles “Uberty and Ugbt" waj-s mean across? and syrup for breakfast. 73 Men of e.very nation. ' Mother—Ves, it does; always. Help Wanted—Male 36 Household Goods 51 Houses for Sale 72 Lots for Sale Welded Into one, Jun'or—Then I suppooe trane- Mother—Jerry, you are going to Announcements 2 Automobiles for Sale -1 parent means a- cross parent! have a big birthday cake adth six FO R s a l e :— BUILD ING LOT on Brothere marching onward. W A N i'ED— D RIVER for lumber OUR g r e a t e s t 32ND FJR SALE— TWO SINGLE Fran Leary Breaks candles for your birthday. 1937 CHRYSLER SEDAN, $22.V; Oak street, also one on Glenwood Till our work Is done. rOUNO MAN WA.VIS transpor truck, good pay. steady work. VV. FEBRUARY SALE houses, 35 Victoria Road, and 14” Dishonesty of employes costs Jerry—If it's all tbe same to tation to Phoenix Mutual or 1937 Ford Coupe, $159; 19.’I7 Benton street. Roth have 7 street. Inquire 254 Oak street. you, Mom, I’d father have six Buick Sedan, $265. Brunner's. SO G. Glenney, 338 North Main St. Truth our only weapon. American Buetness an estimated vicinity. Hour* 8:30 to 4:30. 303 Save 10 Percent to 33 1-3 Percent rooms, steam heat, garages, and minimum of $600,000 every work cakes and one candle for my birth Highland street. Xel. 8050. Oakland street. Telephone 5161. both are now vacant. Also 113 Record in N. Y. Meet God our only gulda; WANTED—MAN TO work on A Special Feature of ThU Sale: Reel Estate for Wo are Hla crusaders ing day. day. farm, can have room and board, West Center street, 7 room "THE NEW YORKER" ■ingle, brick, attached garage, Exchange 76 Marching side by slda 2-/3 h i one who can milk preferred. Al Justice for our helmet. She— (coyly)—How old do you Smile. The world can be liken Automobiles for Sale 4 Auto Accessories—Tires ft oil burner. Will be vacant April Clips 1.8 Seconds Off ed to a looking-glass, giving back fred Burns, 472 Keeney street. 3 Room Outfit ...... $395 WILiL TRAD E A well-built 6 room Honor for our shield. think I am? g o o d USED TIRES. ITu'ed frnm 1st. Excellent locations. Reason Breaks Record He— (Gallantly) — Whatever It to every men the reflection of his / rOR SALE—FOR CASH, 193D A regular $495 Value. Save $100 house near school, in residential Own 1941 Mark; Put Clad In truth's own armor $4 up. Brunner's. 80 Oakland St., — Living Room Outfit consists of; able terms, Edward J. Holl, 1009 None can maka us yield. la, you don't look It. own face. If the world frowns at OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLE Buick sedan, black, (food condi Main street. Telephone 5117 and section, for place in or near you, yours was the Inttlsl frown. Manchester. Tel. 5161. Articles for Sale 45 —Large Davenport—Lounge Chair Manchester with a few' acres of On Terrific Spurt to tion. radio, healer. Call 8501, be 5118. Stop, Look and Listen If the reflection la a happy ona TWO AMD \/ a ts te .te p —joe.^ —Coffee Table—End Table — good tlUabie land. Address JSW Onward, valiant Freemen. T W e « E ’L.I_ V B W T W E M WHAT ARE NOU EGAO, O'AKB/ PUBUC EKEMV tween 5 and 6:30. ______FOR S A LE — W H ITN E Y baby ! Stop and let the train go by; you probably started It ^ your I AQUAiereia A QUAIEreil ' DUKEOUKH SUO*Soi7 Di«WBDM/B alvuasw s e IT U»EO TQ m THIS S Lamp Table —Bridge Lamp— Win Going Away. Girded with (Sod's might. carriage Apply care of Herald. B U C K * SkKI VURKIT U P T V iW M i rHT OF I’ROBATK HKLD Legal Notices 78 ning under Fordham’a colors, low We will labor dally. 0»s THAT, AI20UK10 TVlia TAKE A PICK VOO/ H IS -e—AIN’T X a W iN ’ MERIT HALF THE PURS* BUT OFPiTHE STORAGF. I ManchpRtFr. within anti for th^ ■tuff? LUKE? B U ea VDITHTHAT 1939 Pontiac sedan, 1936 Chevro convertible twin carriage, In ex of:— Bed— Chest- Dresser or Never will we cease AKJ’ C O V E K E D TII?e-& ARE TOOTH* *2 5 X YOU TOSS ME »2 S THAT X S e c o n d ■Moving and Packing. The Austin ll?lrlct of Manoh»»8tpr. on th<‘ ISih Home Owners* Loan Corporation ered hl8 1000 yard mark laat night Judge—Mose, Is your wife de Country Cousin—That’s poison KIMDA, OOUCH VUASOlO let 1 1-2 ton chassis. Cole Motors. cellent condition. 4 Hudson St. Vanity— Coll Spring— M attress- av of A P . 1?42. Till all men are jianded TOO THIM / BORRieO M * AN* A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6260 vs. at the Metropolitan Intercollegiate pendent upon you? Ivy. C A ‘ .\_IKJ’ M E >OOAI.< LOANED woo/ — NAK-KAFp/.r- RUN 4164. Boudoir Chair—Vanity Lamp Set ITpsenl w i l l i a m HYDK, Kaq . John V. Sullivan, et al m universal peace. P games at the Bronx Coliseum, —Grenville Klclser. Mose— She sho Is. Jedge. I f I City Camper—Well, don’t arorry. : GOOGAN 6PLF NOTI4K Hulse oi N. Y. U. and broke the To ba so strong that nothing can r. SUBTRACTIN' •ll7 .3 7 With a defense bond when INSURANCE PIANO TUNING and repairing. FOR SALE -U P R IG H T piano, net— Dishes—Silverware— Bengal on uraytmi th.tl an tjift rnnifiH pur- [t aiipeariuK in tbe above en tape, going away, in the fast time dlsW b your peace of mind. poriltiK to Im' 'til** la9t will and te«- titled action, praying; for reasons HOl.D EVERYTHING A tXPEN«iE*,' ever, n'ou ^ Before You Have a Fire Player piano specialty. John also tropical flah aquarium. Tel. Range—All this fo i $165. As a of 2 minutes and 13.4 seconds. The To talk health, happiness and uru^rit of R.iltl ilpf^a.s*'! I-f admlt- therein «et forth. forecloRur* of a Manchester boy broke hia own rec BOAIRDEO'^' or Accident Cockerham. 28 Bigelow street. 5762. special inducement during our i*d to protiat* anti that loit<»rs of ortK.iK'4 on the real estate de. prosperity to every person you See Tel. 4219. February Sale, a $25.00 Defense d PI im 81 ra I Ion with tb* will an- rlhed in the Cf)rriplalnf. ^'•hich .*« - ord of Inst year by 1.8 seconds. ‘meet A STREET FOR SALE—MEN’S REBUILT t\f*l l>* Rtapit'l "ti ?»;«ld as MoKINNCY BROTHERS Bond given away absolutely free i.n has been return* •! t-> and Is n«*w Norwicki, Leary's running mate, To make all your friends feel Wl 8W Main St., Mnnehester. Conn. m o w e r s SHARPENED, repair and relasted ahoes. Better than FT appllfutlon t.n file. It I8 pendiiiK in ih* Superliir r->urt f*>r set the pace from the start and that there la something in them. ed. shear grinding, key .^fitting, new cheap shoeg. See them. Sam with any purchase of $300 or OKPKKKP —That th^ fort Kt»lnK Hartford County, that th» residenc* Telephone 6060 - 7482 application be hcanl and d^t^rmlii- t»r address of the defendant t.’lifford well into the third lap. Bill Huls^ To look at the sunny side of duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. Yulyes, 701 Main. more. This offer positively expires picked up from there and led into everything and make your opti February 28th, 1942. Free storage d nt th^* Probate Office In Manchp^- Sullivan is unknown, and tlial the overhauled. Bralthwaile. 52 Pearl er In said DlstVlct. on the K‘th day plaintiff has not been able to ascer the final turn when Leary made mism come triia street. until wanted on this outfit. Phone of Fe bruary. A D.. 1042. at 9 o’clock tain the same, and that the last his bid and he passed the N. Y. U. To think only of the best, to 49-A or write for free Courtesy Auto. w. t ) in the forenoon, apd that no known v*lace of abode of the sanl Fuel and Feed ire be. Blv#n to all personfi inter- defendant Clifford Sullivan was in star on th. stretch to r< Uln nis work only for Oie best and to ex- SAWS SET AND FILED, CORD No obligation. title and lower the record of 1941. paet only the besL FOR THE BEST GRADE range e8t»*d In said r**tate of the pendency Manchester. Connecticut. Manchester wood saws gummed. Lawn mow- f Haiti nprllcntion and the time and ORDKRED;— That said cause b* Leary holds the mile record for To be just as enthuslacUc about erg sharpened. General grinding. and fuel oil, try Socony Standard ALBERT'S-Est. 1911 lace of hearing thereon, by pub- continued for three months and the Manchester High School track the snccess of others as you are 15 years experience. Capitol oil. Barlow Oil Company. Tele Waterbury HBlilnK a copy of this order in some that notice of the institution and Evening Herald newspaper havlna a circulation in pendency of this acti*>n be Kl'’rn to Tran l>*ar>' team and was out of competition about your own. Grinding Company, 531 Lydall phone 5404. Open W'ed A Set. Eves. ■aid district. n\ least five days before the said defendant Clifford Sullivan at Fordham for a spell with an in To forget the mistakes of the Cfausifled AdvertbemenU street. Phone 7958. b^ day of salt! hearin^r. to appr hy some 4»roper officer causing :i jured ankle. During the past W in past and press on to the greater FOR Sa l e —FIRT PLAC E and f they sec uausc at said time and true and attested copy of this ord'-r ter season he has oeen holding 0 Count sis sveraa* words to * iln*. lilace an«l be heard relative thereto, to he publish*'*!, in the Man**!)*-.'-fer achievements of the future. Initials, numbers snd sbhrsvistlons W ANTED TO TU.NE, repair and stove length wood. Apply Ed- Machinery and Tools 52 down the anchor spot on the wafd J. Holl, 1009 Main street. and make reUtrn to this court, and Herald, a newspap*r *’lrculat lim in Jury to Get To wear s cheerful countenance sscb count ss s word snd oompnund regulate your piano or player by mallinfr in a registered leiler, on said 'I'own *'f .Manchester. *>nc*- a Fordham relay team and lust at all times and give every Ilvlgg words as two words. Minimum east piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. Tel. 5117 or 5118. FOP. S A L E - FU LL Ll.NE of gar r before February 14. 1942, a copy week for three suc«'esslv« \ve»ks l>e. night sp)ecialized In the 1000 yard Is pries of thres lines. den tractors, also new and used creature you meet a smile. f said will and of this order ad ginning on o.r l>*-fore the l"th da> event. He is the son of Mr. and To give so much time to the Im Lins rates per day for trsnalsnt farm machinery. Also electric dressed to John P. Parker. Jr., 21 of February. 1942. and that return Ingalls Case s4s. of such service be made to thl*^ Mrs. Joseph Leary of 66 Florence provement of yourself that you MssttTO Marrb IT. 1B3T Help Wanted— Female 35 Household Goods 51 brooders, coal brooders, oil brood T.ayafette Ave.. Hlnsham, Mass Cash Chsras Bradford E- Parker, 397 Blue Hills Court. street. have no time to criticize others. ers and full line of poultry sup Ave . Hartford. Ponn : R. Town By the Court. F W O F tP a ConsseuUvs Usys..,i T ota| t eta WOMEN WANTED to work in FOR SALE— GOOD E N A M E L RAYMOND O, CALSKN. Woman Flier Pictures I Consscotivs Days...I I ets|ll cts plies. Wards Farm Store, 41 send Parker. 276 CoUins street Today ts short---- yesterday 1s ts laundry. New Model Laundry, kitchen range, with oil burner Hartford, r.inn,; Rlenil B Parker, As-4istant Clerk T H E E u B B E K WlKlGto J-P-.M.'-I e-JS I Day ...... Ill etslll ots Purnell Place, Phone 4748. gone.. .tomorrowmay never come V - n u «. ow M 3 Summit street. $15. Phone 6101. Harwb bp'-rt. Ma.ss ; Julia P. Ben- A Trm Copy Attest • H erself as High-Spiril- Hollister Team .1- J WAV OPF All ordara (or Irrecolsr insertions V 9.t WalhrldRe Uoatl. West Hart Saniutj J. Ros«'iv. ... .If you have anything to do Will bs ebsread at tbs ons tims rata. AC Q U AIN T YO U RSELF with the WANTED—TWO EXPERIENCED PHILGAS TABLETOP gas range ford. Conn. Lieputy Shtpiff ed .Mata Hari. ... .do it now! Bpselal ratsa for long tarm arery new Cletrac crawler Model H and WILLIA.M aS H Y P F H-2-13-42. Downs Barnard BOO-ra ANU HER BUDDIES No KIddin’ BY EDGAR MARTIN day adyartlalng given upon raqueel. cooks, one with some pastry ex like new, $45.00. G .^ . used elec learn all the advantages a Cletrac Judge. AdaAirdarad befora the third or tric refrigerator, good condition, H-2-13-42. Washington, Feb. 13- -i/l’i - The fltUi day will ba ebargad only for perience. Good hours, and good can give you. Let us explain how $35.00. White and green Fair- STAMP NEWS wae'w an ■tw’ cAKrtEeM OOOaSTOWM.OOKS' . AW-WW, OKAy OKAy L V COteyc, ths actnaf oumbar of timsa the ad wages. Write Box R, Herald. easily you can make It yours for I case oi Laura Ingalls, who pictures MVWfc TW iOOl.t««Y y%AA CVOWVAKi OtWViSX WORK*. OPAV’-GU. bUT VTLV appaarsd. cbarglng at tha rau aarn> AT A r o r U T OF p r o r a t f hf.l d The Hollister street school' bas- \T WONT PROLONG mount combination oil and gas, good. Dublin Tractor Company It M.inchrst*T. within an*l f'-r th** nerscll as a high-spirited Mata TVEH WJONO I lASAitax TO Ty*,' ‘bOVOit'S .______AN’ .SIPtAKIVi’ 04 WORK , W\XX~ «E.\.P Tv*' VOAt? H O R t'N _ T ad but no allowanca or refunds can GIRLS WANTED—No experience good condition, $25.00. Supply Tire Rations j iietball team scored four more T^A R TIM B secrecy provides ba mads on ala tima ads stopped Providence Road, V.’ Ullmantlc. Ustrlct of Manchester, on the 13th Han out to learn German secrets ” new item for cachet collector 0 0 6 S AM 60KIE.- I 300T4* y o o SETTAS* SCAT TVSAT v o u , yvkil o r T^VJ ____ ) necessary. Call at Holland Clean Outlet, 1150 Main street. Hart dav of February A. D, 1942 points than the Barnard schixjl 0'?4,TA\R<, AN' PRXTTV WOOLDNT W)V*LVJ VMKIUTT.<= nftar ths dfth day. Present W ILLIAM S. HVE'E. Esq by posing as a .Nazi sympathizer, Tbe American Export Lines hr No “tin forbids"; display lloas not ers, 1007 Main street. ford, Conn. and won che first game of the Ih- UP NOOR R004A , HUGS ■eld. Judse. Hit Defense goes to the jury today alter four tersectlonal aeries, 39-25 yesterday announced'’covert wUl be came C O «A ? HtLPiN CORA Tha Harald will act ba rasponaibls Plumbing and Electrical Estate of John Muldoon late of WANTED —CLEAN, ORDERLY FOR SALE—OAK DINING room Manchester In said district, deceaa- days ot testimony on government afternoon at the School street Rec. on the maiden voyege of a ne\ HT COV\X sell <’ertaln real estate B F T hall, and date of return will b< aorraet publication of adyartlsing Tel. 7263. In Plants Here Are that the woman speed flier accept 2 2 kept a secret will ba raetlflsd only by cancallatlon do scales for store. 204 Eldridge $2.30. New Fluorescent bathroom nnrtlcularly descrtliod in saUl api>li- Keleban. rf ...... 0 ot ths charga mads for tha atrvlca street. Tel, 6139. catlon on hh*. It Is ed $300 a month to campaign lor Klein, rf ...... 0 1 I Tbe covers will beef stamps, WANTED — FEMALE depart or kitchen fixtures $5.65. White ORDERED —That the foregoing 'He says he’s trying to think up a comic Valentine that’s rsadsrsd. Affected by the Order. neutrality in speeches At America Thompson, ■ f ...... 2 2 6 high seas caneellstlons, censoi all advartlsamanta mutt eonform ment manager for Infants' wear, open front toilet sea*s $3.10. Sup application be heard snd determin r'list rallies and elsewhere. Mias horrible enough to insuit the Japal" FOR SALE — G R A Y enamel com ed at the Probate Office In Manches Murphy. lf| ...... 3 2 8 marks, and adU he returned to la atyla, copy and typography with good opportunity, salary and ply Outlet, 1150 Main street ingalls acknowledged receiving tacalattona tnforetd by tha publlah- bination stove. Silent Glow oil ter In said District, on the 19th day Hartford. Feb. 13—Tire raUon- Straw, c ...... 1 2 • 4 collectors next summer ara and thay raaarva tha right to commission. Apply Mr. Ceilings, burner, in very good condition Hartford. ■ f February. A. D . 1942 at 9 o'clock ing will affect the traiuiportetlon money from Baron Ulrich Von ...... 4 '2 10 • e e (w. t.l In the foreno«>n. and th.Tt Rlvosa adit, ravlaa or ralact any copy con- Montgomery Ward. Call 72 Pine street. of more than 38 per cent of work Gienanth, second secretary of the McLoughlln ...... 1 0 2 Additional dealgnt of the em FUNNY BUSINESS aldarad oblacttonabla notice Ito givon to all persons in terested in said estate *>t the pen- ers and win eventually hamper German embassy, but declared her King ---- ...... 1 0 2 bossed-stamp envelopes will be CLOSING. HOUK8—Claaalfled ada STENOGRAPHER WA-NTEl) at FOR SALE -THREE ROOMS of Musical Instruments 53 to ba published same day mutt ba bncy of said application and the war production unless some sub purpose wsA pounter-eSpionage. McCarthy ...... 0 0 0 placed on sale In February. The Burtons. Full time position open household furniture. Apply Birch time and place of hearing thereon, racalTad by 12 o'clock noon Satur FOH SALE—MAHOGANY player stitute form of transportation is Angry Over Lend-Lease AM anvelopee had been tdtedulsd for days lO'.lO. for efficient girl. Good salary. street Tavern, 24 Birch street. iv publishlnK a copy of this order She also described herself as an 841 Main street. piano, III condition. Reason n some newspaoer having a clrcu- furnished boor, Leonard J. Ma 12 11 35 release late In 1941 but were de WASH TUBBS Two-Way Double Croaa BY ROY CRANK ‘■•n in said district, at least ft'e loney, Director of the .U. S. Em gry over lend-lease aid to Britain ferred. A -cent airmail envelope TelcphoiM Your Want .\ds able price if taken at once. Tele and at 'British propaganda.” She Hollister 6 WANTED—GIRL FOR temporary ’ 's liefore the day of sabl hear- ployment Service said today. B F T has been added to original designs Ads artLacoapttd ovar tha tala- phone 6614 or inquire 15 Cedar 'u to appear If they see cause .at said a letter in which she wrote HOLD Mfi T16HUV THEBE IS AMOTHER BEASOM MHV I WISH V HELP YOU. PLACE ME TPOlfT HOaay, HSkA-TSEV^ phona at Iks CHARGE RATE givan 4 weeks Job. No heavy work. Mr. Maloney based his assertion ...... 5 1 11 • • e 'Work Dress street. •;iM time and place and »'e heard she couid "tear the skies apart In Tedford »1 YOUR A R M «. JIM USTEW, 1 WU CONFIDE W VOU A 6 FCRCT,..l A M A W VOJB TSUf a \ UeVER FIND IT, fTl HCDEU abeva as a eonvaneinca to adver- »-’l.T‘ive thereto, and make return on the results of a survey recent ...... 2 0 4 Live In. Telephone 6865. triumph'■ at the German victory in August .. A word of warning Is the slogan MY. A H i C A N VtXI OF CW M A! you and j, mv j m , we must stick jim m y! 4IUE TS WABUUETo' mV Pl«Bl tlaars, but tbs CASH RATES will ba DO YOU VVAaNT A used spinet or to this court. ly conducted by the Connecticut ...... 1 0 2 cancellation of New Zealand. Most accaptad as FULL PAYMENT If WILLIAM P. HYDE Crete and the sinking ol the battle Lucas . .. MOT E HOWJ CEEPLY -T - ^CftTHER AAAIMST THOSE JAPS} ME OUCKLYTHe WMCH THEY HAD ME Kraployment Service in the Dajiiel- ...... 0 0 0 BIAL MBSSAae paid at tha buaintaa ottlca on or oa- grand? See us--we now have sev .. Judge. cruiser Hood was "an expression Harris .. prulifle among nations urging __ 1 CAR* FOB DB3P IN THE OCEAN (ora tha aavanth day following tha Help Wanted— Male 3li son area. Using 14 large Industries ...... 7 14 WhZ h VO) CA«ey eral unusual bargr.ins. Drive in H-2-11-4I. Oi my feeling at the time." Murphy . 9 adoption of arar slogans on postage you ? C3UCSE drat Intartloo ot aacta ad othtrwitt in this section as a testing ground, ...... 1 0 2 BERDM THOSE tha CHARGE RATE will ba collect- to Hartford and save money. , Keith ... canc^. New Zealand’s latest is. BARN MA.N A N D ' TEAMSTF.R • b a t e HKT.P the transportation needs of 7738 In clos-ng crosr examination GAPS ad. No raapontiblllty (or arrort in Easy payments arranged. Trade .vT A rorr.T o r rn Milikowaki ...... 1 0 2 "Lest We Regret—DONT TALK " wanted. He must be willing and it M.Tiich.sf.r wtthli an*l for the Prosecutor M. .Nell Andrews ask ttltphohed ada will ba assumed and .ndivldjal workers were studied, Fogarty ...... 0 0 0 • e • In your old piano. A. L Owen IM.trirt Ilf Manrili-t* <-n the 13th ed whethei she had given the FBI thair accurary cannot ba guaran- steady. Good rent and wood fur Mr. Maloney stated, ant. It was ...... 0 0 0 Music Co. 265 Trumbull street. 'I:i \* of F.tiruarv A It , '942 any InforiLBtlon she gained from Glanz ... The sal# of postage stamps for tead nished. Apply Rene Poirer. Burr Pr.senl WILLIAM S HYDE, Esq. li.und that 2965 of the workers ...... 2 0 4 Hartford. Phone 2-678'* evenings the Ger. lana. Miss Ingalls said she Frye .... collection purposes through the Indci of Claaaificationa Nurseries, Pinney street, Elling .luilaa. were abso’utely dependent on priv Philatelic Agency Amounted to ton; Connecticut. by appointment. Tru.t Estate of Eva M Olcott u-w ate transportation, using ih all 592 had not because her "case was In 19 1 39 •iTtbt ...... A ■f Esther K Abttey late of Man- complete.” $1,158,000 In 1941, representing Kagrasamants ...... B ;."Ster, In said Dlstrirt. dei'.as. tl. private cars to get to work and Referee, GlelnschmIdt and Buc- an Increase ot 5.$ per cent as com Marriagat ...... C The .Mamliesler Trust t'oiniiuny nome again. Daatha ...... C> Wanted—To Buy 58 cino. pared adth 1939. I'rustr.., hnvtn.; exhil.it.'d Its an- Time To Get Prepared a • a Card ot Thanks ...... E •in.tl iH'i’olinl with said .-.state to la Mamorlam ...... F WANTED TO BUY good camera "AIL “workers on the second and Boys Are Guests *;,ts fotirt for aliowance. it is tnlrd shifts are dependent upon PoUoa Arraat Competltars New isfuea: Australis is report Lost and Found ...... l H.4VE CLSTOMERS enlarger. Reply by letter. Post I iltltKltlli' 'that tile 19th day ed contidaring a war propaganda AnDouneamaeta ...... 2 3ome fomr of transportation other ‘ Office Box 387, Manchester, atat- ,f rel.ruiry A P., 19»3 at 9 o'clorh % Ptrsonalt ...... • series on tha order of that of the For Single and 2 '• Family I w- t ) furenu-in, at the Probate than that provided by common At Farewell Party Chicago— W*!—M. B. Frlgon, Aatomebllea Ing make, lense and price. ' itTh-e, In ejiii .Manrhester. be and Union of South Africa. Guate Automoblaa (or Sal# ...... * Houses. List your property tlic ‘s assittned for a hearinv carriers," Mr. Malone stated, "and manager of the one holcout among Automobllea (or Ezchanga .... 4 mala overprinted "Medio Cents- now. Ready buyers. i.n tl-.e ali-iw-ance of-said account while nearly 600 private cars are A farewell party was held re- 48 suburban filling stations whose ALLEY OOP Nope, He Hasn’t Changed BY V.T, HAMLIN Auto Acccasorlea—TIrea ...... 4 V. iih s.iifl estate, .and this Court,61- used, the total number of new voa” on Its 35-cenUvos brown- Auto Rapairing—Painting .... 1 Rooms Without Board 5*J rently at the home of Miss Sophie owners decided upon a < p.m. cur ri - ;s ilte Trustee to give piiidlc no- tires available monthly In the ter few, waa ready for competitors orange. Tha stamp,, picturing i Auto School! ...... I'A George L. Craziadio I li-e to .all persons Intereatcd there ■SokoIowskL, 186 Birch street In statue of Barrios, bias also b,ier *dEH...AM BenORC YOUC BUXID KX7W V-«eBE^B W HAT S O S C O RE. Autoa—Bhip by Truck ...... 4 FOR RENT—ONE LARGE front in to appear and he heard tliereon ritory covered by this survey Is who tried to stop his salaa by A U S O INK PBBSdUeH. iSlTd THId ALL ABOUT ' IMA CAM, Autoa-—For Hire ...... 4 Real Estate and Insurance honor oi Walter Barelsa and Stan twice fiircharged "V#" in black bedroom, centrally located. 26 t.y puhilshlng a copy of this order 17. Obviously, unless this problem ley Krajcwskl who left lor the blocking the sUtlOn driveways. 0 CTTH TEX) HICH.I-EMMie —IN E (SOTTA HAVE EH ?H .«i.—-f Garages—Service—Storage ... 1" 109 Henry St. Fbone S378 in some newsj'aper having a circu Ls met now. It la only a matter of Police, armed with 47 John Doe . . . Tha Alrpoat Journal of Cuba K N O N VOU TFl > YOU THAT I>A VOUR H ELP T’<»IT BAME OL’OOP 41otorcyclei— Bicycles ...... 11 Linden atreet. Phone 5600. lation In said District, five days be- .\rmy. Friends from Hartford reports that country Is consid AIV fT tAAM OWL.V GOHKIA BK ME AlO' BOMB OP , I « E E Wanted Autos^.Motnrc> cl-s ... 12 f.ire said dav of hearing and return lime before production will be Suffleld and thl.e town were pres warrants, arrested tha competitors MERE A COUPLE / Baalaaaa and Professlnaal Seryleea hampered. Concerted action on the ering an issue of S-cantavos and MV PRieSJOK CKtr FOR RENT—LARGE HEATED otake to this Court. ent. on charges of obstructing a public o w exAVB y CW A J A M Bualness Serwees Offered ...... IJ front room, central location, on WILLIAM 8 HYPE part of manufacturers, the U. S. place, aa fast as they drove Ih. AU 10-cent airmail stamps to mark Household Services Offered ....12-A J udge. Both boys are graduates of the 450th anniversary of the dis BulMinff —ContrAcMru ...... 14 bug line, gentlemen preferred. Employment Service and common were freed under $10 bond In mag M-2-11-4I. Manchester High school snd also covery of America. riorlits-—NuriFrief ...... U Telephone 6120. carriers Miould be taken now to attended the University of Iowa. istrate's court. Funtral Dire TA ...... 1€ “I think he's in the Australian cavalry.’* a t a c o u r t p r o b a t e h e l d alleviate a condition which is Heannc’— PluTvnnc— Roofing .. i: o r Ineurtnc* ...... i^ FOR RENT—ROOM, near ,1 Mancheater. within an6 for the bound to grow In seriousness." MilltriFrj,•—Dre$ im k ’.ng ...... H F o r Sale line. C:all 7254 until 6 for Platrlrt of Vtancheatar, on the 11th Mr. Malone stated that already TtMiNEKVILLE FOLKS -Trucklrsr —J'toragG .. 2 (lav of February. A. P., 19tl. BY FONTAINE FOX MovinS'-' polntment. i’reaent WILLIA.M S. HYDE. Ein . workers from the DanleUmn area Knit A Jerkin Public PaiFFPRcr S^rvlc* .,.,..1*. -A have quit jobs in Hartford due to PaintInR—ePaprrinn ...... 2 In the .\orth End — 3-Famll.v Judge. • nal Servloei . . .V..... i: lO-Room Flat. Hot water heat- FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, Trutt EitmU of Windsor the Inability of the driver to obtain Profrtsu remeterjr Aiioclatlon u-w of Willie R f pairin tt ...... \ , 1? suitable for ■ married couple, tirea or retreads, and that trans A. '2-car garage, llouse in excel- T. Morton Ute of MAnchfSter. In ■aid ^ - T*ilor;r,iB-ri>5 «.i,4 —ri»ar--g lent condition. uae of kitchen If dealred. Tele portation was beginning to assume TN e P o w e r f u l K a t r in k a ^ TM’.Ft G ar.'i ' '-e .... li District, dtetated- phone 6136. Tha Trustee having exhibited Ita an Important role in the placement ts o a n r e i -— B.. '} S ^9 .... 2‘ P r ic e ...... $6500 18 BSINO TRAINED AS AN INCENDIARY BOMB SNURRER El'luf-nilunal annual account with said eStata to of workers. "Obviously, It Is now i.a-/3 Cour*t* ana 'J.j* ‘ ...... 2 Cash Rei|uired ....$2,000. FOR RENT— HEATED front tht» Court for alloeanc*. It la desirable for manufacturers to em I r, § t r J * • : » ...... 2' room, for one or two gentlemen. ORDERED —That the 19th day ploy as many local people as pos Da I K ...... 2 • \ of February A. D.. 19i: at » o'clock \'k > in North End — 8>Koom Continuous hot water, centrally (w. t.) forenoon, at the Probate Mu« ica1-— I»: .1 ^ ' ...... i • sible, but this la only a partial so FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS News Hound BY MERRILL BLOSSER W*n*F>4i-— Ir ?’. ’ :• « ...... i in ^ootl located. Phone 3129. Office. In aald Mancheater. be and lution. There must be a serious re 1-' 1 n n n r i a 1 condition . . . . $4200 the aame la aaaigned for a hearing vision of our transportation habits Borflfi —S'oe-k 8 — V" ’ r p. a gFg ... 1. FOR RENT— WITH PRIVATE on tha allowance of eald account Pick up tub pibc» an d with said eatate. and thia Court dl with Increasing dependence on hr l O M UKg AN WtU.. TIB GoeoaTbo I HAFFENTG N ow VOU HSBafTMDO V tu x r O M V3U DO ^ t; -J •. I. H s 1« '\ ‘P t • r.’ • It h ...... 3. family, heatad room, next to bath, OfWOAUlAu ^hry CAR, f A 6 T TURN ON TWE WfTH A GUY UK» THAT? PUT THEM TDarTWUR ON 2 Mapping, on Foster Street— *4 recta the Trustee to give public no public carriers. If unemployment ! EE MAYOR. <3AVe M ETH tTtW r; ANO il fi n F V t.. L\an ...... LARD CRY-WHISTLE/ I Ilrl|i and ^.ituntion* \i ri- nt Land with about 200 ft. contlnoua hot water. 172 Maple tice to all persona Inleraated there and Impeded production are to be HSECe'S WERE I'LL RDBorr— PAGE ON^ OF THE H«lp \\ , ...... ] Inmlage. ■treeL in to Bppeej* and be heard thereon BRCnWIR. Do in o sdov- GAVE ME A Bur by publishing a copy of thla order avoided.” AND IM VV iPf pj—\Ia 1* ...... Price ...... _ TWO Al A nuN piTMvf vtu wMua Sl-.YlFl*' ’••fi W .1 n t F i ...... 1 6-A $200 FOR RENT— LARGE plaamt liT eoine newspaper having a circu For tha purposas of the survey, LATE ROR. TWENTY-BYE _ NBCK/ lation In aald District, firs day* be H F! p War'ei— or Female i: front room, tqrla beda, ateam Mr. Maloney aald, only workers UMCH-BUT mile z o n e / AKFOtf Wanted ...... S 7-A fore said day of hearing and return 9N T ME A ( AU. HAROI.H' RI^EY haaL Gentlemen preferred. TeL make to thla Court, and by mailing living mors than two milts from - > l Sit uati ■^’8 Wanted—Femaie . . l ‘ their place of emplojrment w ej» ■nCKET / Si Ml KMunfi Wanted— Male .... IS 3975 3748. In a reglatared latter, on or before mem ■VKTrc.is ...... 4 February 1«. !»*!. a copy of thla considered as having a transporta T LIyf StorL— Poalfrr-^ order addressed to the Wlndsor- tion prob’em. Actual count of FOR RENT—LARGE double room, vllle Cemetery Asaocletlon. care « ( \ rhlelea wtU accommodate two to four, workers a rrivl^ and leaving Df|rs— H:rd8 — r* ■ !* ...... Harold Carter. Treasurer. Pleaaan --- J.iVB Stock — \> ...... ■team heat and contlnuoua hot ■treat. Warehouse Point. Conn. plants by common cartiers was WILLIAM 8. HYDE made, and actual payroll checks P'>u U r V Bfid ? ...... water. Telephone 3105. Judge. Wanted p rv—3* k Are you engaged In many new showing the residence of all work Fur IftrrllnBrouB H-t-K-41. ers in the 14 plsnU, and their K Arttclea, For ...... actlviUeg these days? Here la an 4 ^ ’ DoatA and A>’ -$f ...... easy-to-put-on frock which you Boarders Wanted 59-A AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD method of transportation was also Buildirig Ma’ er'.t..* ^ ...... FOR SALE can make quickly and easily for at Manchester, within and for the made. n»an> -ndi —W •• . BOARDERS AND ROOMERS district of Manchester, on the IJth The DanlelsOn survey, Mr. Ms- a-g/ rfT 1 f i t ) » '.'jr., .. A—): y. -.'0 yourself. You can wear It’ over dav of February A. D., 1941. k a a jg j______y.our street dreas as an all-pro wantad. Centrally located, 15 Present W IL U A M 8. HTDE, Eeq. lonsy stated, was merely a sam Fu^l »tid Ft '1...... t ( (HMKY PL.\CE mlnutea from Aircraft Apply 49 Garden—Fan-.—l>A;r> F*r tjjctf Niiw Is the time to buy that tecting apron If need be. Ever ao Judge. __ pling, but was probably typical of BY JOHN C. TERRY Houachotd ' fis ...... Wadsworth atreat Estate of Phyllis J. Clarke of SCORCUY SMITH Miss With No Misgivinf* place in I,lie country ,vou alway. useful for today’s new duties— conditions prevailing generally Machinery and !■ » t ...... Mancheater in said district, minor. throughout the state. "It Is 5315 Muaieal In»truRiVnta ...... have l)cen dreaming about. wherever you are performing ROOM AND BOARD—Single or Upon application of Emma Olb iiyrsT Office and Store Equipment ... Pl)'nt> of land (o r garden, them—In your own home, at aer- son. Ouardlsn. prgylng for.author! problem that will have ' to be NOM cnNiDiiMrcM/ flpeciaU at rte Store* ...... double rooms, shower, family ty to sell the Intereet which said met on a state-wide basis,” he con chickens and com. Oil main vice headquarters or In a factory. r u c « v f / uc.'iQU’n a T>ff I Wtaring Aw>arei— Fura ...... Side sashes which tie In back ad privilegea. Phone 3533. minor has In certain real eatate cluded. "because workers during Wanted—T-) Huy ...... concrete road. .\ll consenlences Newcomb, 35 Brookfield atreeL particularly described In eald appll oOn ano oofft Hiaii ll4M» M II o ■ r d — 11 o t e I w-fl e • n I in house. Prleed right for quick just U smoothly for every figure. ' Nation on file. It Is tbe past few years, relying on Kealaurania sale; s ORDERED — That the .foragolag speedy private transportation, llooina Without B>>ard ...... Pattern No. 8107 la In aiMS 32 application he heard and determln a. rahut ■ 1 <>«■ cottoo* or rayon Mlk or a arool have crosaed and re-crossed from By Mrs. Aaae (Mbet , | riacki cortume. Boardara Wanted ...... to 44. Size 34 requires 4 3-4 yards Apartments, Flats, ed at the Probate Office In Manehee one area of the state to another.' Countrr Board—Kesorta...... 6-ROO.M H O l'S E — 39-inch material, yards ric rac ter In aald Diatrict. on tha l»th 8 Teneinenta 6S Mr. Maloney sUted that hd was It has the smart, trim, practical j . j ^,jvi*e you to make two or Hotala— Reataurantt ...... •! 1\ T O W N . trimming. dav of February A- D.. 1»4S at Wantad—Roomt— R.'>ard ...... o'clock tw. t.) In the foreisoon. and calling the facts to the attention "Am’erican Girl” look—that'e why three of them—the/U be evea Ra«l Katata Far Rent PRICK— $4150 For this attractive pattern, send EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for that notice be given to'.aH person! of the PubUc UUlities Commission, girls of almost every age love this more valuable next Ap«rtmaota. Flata. Tanementa aa Intereited In said estate of the pen type of costume! In her well-fitted, white one to wear a nai^^ Buaintaa Locattona for Rant .. ft .Small .\mount Down, Rest 15c In com, your name, address, young coupla to rant a 3 room dency of eald application and tha the au te Defense Council and the Bouaaa For Rant ...... as Rent: pattern number and- size to The apartment and buy the compute tima and placa of haarlng thereon, Manufacturer’s Assodation for hand-knitted, inexpensive jerkin,jerkin,, blue Unen skirt and blouse, n pa^ •uhurban For Rant ...... it Manchester Evening Herald, To furnishings. Available April 1st by publlahlng a copy of thla order their joint consideration. she looks ready for work or play. tel colored one for summer wear, •ummar Homaa For R a n t...... i' We Sell ,\uto — House and day's Pattern Service. 106 7th o n 2-0550 before 7. In eoipe newspaper having a clrcu She is, too^-sbe ooade the sweater, a atrasrjwrry red for campus or Wantad to Rant ...... i9 latlon In said district, al least fl\ Bool Batata For Salt Hospitalization Insurance. Avenue, New York, N. Y. New Aeetstut Named knows she looks lovely In It, Is office arear. days before the day of aald hearing Toe cemplets knitting dire *' Aoartnaant BuUdlns for 8ala •• i'.* Select all the patterns you need to appear It they sea canae at aald HarUord, Feb. lS.-^-(*V-R. J completely comfortmble the master Bual|ia#a Prooarty for Pala ••• Wanted to Rent 68 tima and place and ba beard rela Bennett, vice president and gen of any altuatlon. for the Fitted Jerkin i P-i" Barau and Land (or 8 a U ...... Ti for January sewing in our new tive thereto, and make return to 5815) eend 10 cents n Boooao for Bala ...... tl Fashion Book, a complete cata 'thla court. eral manager ^ tbe .Connecticut The jerkin sUps on over the bend Loto tor Bala ...... ?l Stuart J. Wa$ley logue of advance styles for spring. WILLIAM a HYDE Company, today announced the and la buttoned up aritb 9 buttona Name and Addre's in ■ Raaort FropartT for S a lo ...... tt YOUNG COUPLE would Uke four Judea, appoinUn^t o f Waldo M. P lalstad, under the IMt arm. It'n mad> of tarn Number v— BuOurbaa for Bala...... Real l.atate aad laauimiioe Send for your copy today. Evening Herald. 100 Seventh or five rooms. CkU 8314. H-1-U-4I. superintendent of transportation bright red Mlky yam (takee 6 Boat Catatd for Bxehanta .••• Vi 75S Mala Rtraet Pattern 15c, Pattern Book 15c. eoue. ffew York City. Okicloee i W aatad^lUal Batata ...... VV WANTED TO- RENT four or five here gince 1931. as bpe/ating 1-ounce bellsl. baa a kmg flatter-, Aatiloa t iRal BotWoa Tetephone MtS . 714« One Pattern and Pattern Book cent poetage for c a ^ pattern or* room apartntent, by young cou- ■istant In the general office at liig toreo line, can be wore over t.ORa‘ Boftcao ...... II ordered together 25c.' Enclose ic sporte clothea, ahlrtnmkar draMoa 0 Doatasra (or aaeb oattaYim rta. QhlfUM. Read Herald Advs. New Haven. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 194» . iHanr^ratrr Eoeuins JUntUi Average Daily Circulation The Weather For the Month o f Jaanary, 1842 Foneaot of U, S. Weather Barmu Legion Hall will be open t r o ^ Y ment Postal Service at the South ALICE OOntAM The monthly meeting’ o f the »* n ie year’s contract for furnlsh- a. m. until 9 p. m. Monday for Manchester post office. On Feb (Known As (t**«6n AUee) Covenant League of the Covenant- SPIRITUAL MEDIUM N et ee ooM tonight; dlmlalsh- IBg of gasoline to Manchootep for More Needed the purpose. y 1-4 of Century ruary 13, 1917, she entered tW 7,088 use in trucks and automobiles, is Congregational church, which was employ of the Aetna Life Insur Seventh Dnnghter o f • Seventh Son About Town Member of 'Audit lag wtado. expiring and new bids are asked to have been held with Miss Ellen ance company in the Automobile Bom WKh a VML for. The bids will close on Monday Johnson of Maple street tomorrow As Registrars In Office Job Index depikrtme;iL A fte r apendlng Headings Dally, laclndlag Saaday, Burcaa of Olreulattoas B y order o f the Superior Court, afternoon February 23 at 5 o'clock. evening, has been postponed for a Glee Club to Give several years In the accounting de 9 A. M. to • P. M. Or By Appolat- Manche»ter— A CUf of VUlage Charm ICUUm H. Rlcherde, receiver, will The contract at present is held by week from that time. partment of the Aetna aaaocTated ment. In the Servlee of tba Peo Mrs. Bertha J. Page is companies and premium accounta ple for SO Tears. aell fhe atock end fixtures of the the Bolin Oil Company. Aflflitional Volunteers to Conc^l Sunday MANCHESTER, CONN., SATUh^AY, FEBRUARY 14,1942 (SIXTEEN JPAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Carlton Corporation, In bank The regular meeting of Wash division, she was transferred in 169 Church Street, Hartford, Coan. (Clamlfled Advcrtlaing On Page 14) Observing Anniversary Phooe 8-0097 VOL. LXI., NO. 116 ruptcy, on next Thursday. The Robert Lorch, Robert Moore and ington Lodge L. O. L. will be held Help Monday Aske«l to 1923 to.her present position. Oarlton Company haa l ^ n in Edwin Stratton of the University this evening at the Orange Hall Report This Evening. On Sunday evening the Beetho With Aetna Life Today jleocheater abodt a year leaaing of Connecticut have been pledged qn East Center street at eight ven Glee club, under the direction the mill at 28-30 Grandview street o'clock. A ll members are asked to of Fred E. Werner, will present to Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity Mrs. Bertha J. Page of 83 Ridge Where they manufactured door and Martin Hansen and Edward attend this session as there arc Additional volunteer registrars a concert at 7:30 at the Swedish chimea The company, moved to Wierzbicki. also of Manchester several important matters to come are needed to assist in registering Lutheran church of Hartford. The street, one of the auditors of the Manchester from Hartford. have been pledged to Eta Lambda up for action. local men for Selective Service at church is at the corner of Capi Aetna Life Insurance company, tol avenue and Hungerford street ' Sigma fraternity, according to the the Legion Hall next Monday, today celebrated her twenty-fifth Center Church Women’s Guild is Chief Registnir Elmer A. Weden and is under the pa.storship of Dr. | Clayton Hansen, of Hansen's Connecticut Campus. anniversary at the home office in Milk Bar and Restaurant at Main sponsoring a bowling party for all said today* following last night’s Julius Hulteen. | British Still Hold City of Singapore; and Haynes streets, has returned married couples in the church, instruction meeting. Last night 57 The Beethovens, after a sue- ; Hartford. She was the recipient SUPER-BINGO It is expected that 25 or more of Thursday evening, February 26, reported at the Legion Hall to get cessful concert at the "Old Stone > of beautiful flowers and other to his duties after being confined the local Rainbow girls wnll go instructions and be sworn in for Methodist Church " of Willimantic to hla home for a few days with to Hartford this evening, to be at eight o'clock at the Y. M. C. A. gifts from the organization, and Reservations may be made by Monday's duties. Others who have last Sunday evening, have ar $200 IN PRIZES illness. present at the grand visitation in ranged three groups of sacred and assocl.ates in the auditing depart Odd Fellows hall, 420 Main street, calling Mrs. Raymond D. George offered theif .services for this work ment 111 recognition of her long of Jensen street, telephone 5690. but who could not report last night secular music including "The Miss Helen A. Biake of 83 that city. All who desire trans term of service. bring the total available for regis Lord's Prayer ". The solo, in this Bridge street, whose marriage to portation are requested to meet at number, will be sung by Wilfred A daughter of the late Mr. and ARMY & NAVY CLUB, Inc. Joseph U Packard will take place the Masonic Temple this evening Mr. and Mrs. Harold Richter of tration work to 110. Mr. Weden Mrs. John McCann of Ridge street, Harrisburg. Pa., are visiting Mr. Kent. The assisting artist will be Japanese Claim Naval Base Oeenpied tomorrow morning at nine o’clock at 6:45. says. Mrs. Page was born in Manchester Richter’s parents. Rev. and Mrs. It will be nece.ssary to sign up Mrs. Elsie H. Gustafson, soprano, in S t James's church, was honor who will render two groups. Mrs. and lived here all her life with the ed with another shower Wednes Karl Richter of 21 Garden street, at least 50 more volunteers in or exception of a few years following Saturday, February 14 The Automotive Trades Bureau while the younger Richter is here Ernest Clough, pianist, will ac day evening at the home of Miss der to facilitate the registration her marriage to the late Daniel H. of the Manchester Chamber of on business at the home office of work. For this purpose the local company both the Glee Club and AT 8:15 P.M. 25 GAMES! Ruth Packard, 63 Wells street, Commerce will meet Monday eve Mrs. Gustafson. Page of Walerbury. After gradu the Aetna Life Insurance com •Selective Service office will be (20) S5.00 GAMES! (3) $10.00 GAMESJ Russians in White Penetrate White Russia sister o f her fiance. Relatives and Private cars are leaving the ating from the local schools, she ning at the Villa Loui.sa in Bolton pany in Hartford. open from 7 o'clock on tonight to friends from this and other towns Emanuel Lutheran church at 6:30 completed a secretarial course at (1) $20.00 GAME! (1) $50.00 GAME! at 8 o'clock Ernest Roy, proprie sign up additional registrars, give were in attendance. The hostess tor of the Depot Square Garage, o’clock sharp as the concert is Mor.se Business College. Hartford. ALL FOR $1.00! Heavy Gnns Again Disputing Every Jap them instructions and the oath of used red and white in her decora has been named by the nominating scheduled for 7:30 o'clock. Any Mrs. Page is a sister of Aasie- Ample Parkinf; In Rear of Club. tions, and on the buffet table. The committee to head the group this Auxiliary Police office. Mr. Weden, the office staff club member without transporta tant Postmaster William S. Mc bride-elect received many beauti year as chairman. Other members and the members of the local Se tion please contact Ernest Tureck Cann and for a time was also in lective Service board will be pres ful gifts. o.' the executive committee are, at the church before 6:30 o'clock. the employ of the U. S. Govern Firing at Bataan; Harry Flagg, Otto Winters. Don To Meet Tonight ent to give the instructions. A meeting of the executive Willis and Lebro Fraccia. Outline* Procedure Effort to Advance; board of the Manchester Mothers Last night at Legion Hall Chief club is called for Tuesday evening, St. Bridget's setback team de Members of Manchester’s auxil Registrar Weden outlined the pro cedure for Monday’s registration. Forts Under Fire February 17, at the Y.M.C.A. cisively defeated the Knights of iary police department will be He went through the questions Columbus team last night at the given' further Instructions in the that must be answ-ered by the reg K. of C. home on Main street. The work expected of it during black churchmen now lead by two istrants and explained how the Japanese Entrenching in D a t e S s t Assert Ships Afire games in the series. Paul Cervlni outs and in other emergencies at cards should be filled out. He also and Henry Vaillant won first prize a scMion to be held in the muni asked the volunteer registrars Some Sections o f Pen- r n n • McCONVILLE with second place going to Law cipal building tonight. The meeting present to Indicate w'hat hours insula; Nipponese To Re^lStet* Ja| »s Have Driven Hard rence Touhey and Barney Dailey will be addressed by Detective they could serve on Monday. A Dome! Derlares Nippon- Wood Tires THE FLORIST for the losers. Sergeant Joseph Prentice. It is large group of volunteers is needed War Planes Active; ese Naval Forces , Into Paya I.4ihar Area; proposed to have the men ready for the first hours--from 7 a. m. C? Marie Fabiano, daughter of Mr. for a call that is likely to come until noon. Another large group Siege Guns Inflict Sugar Users Opened Way for Occu- T o R e I f i e d Nipponese Maintain and Mra. Vincent J. Fabiano of next month. will be needed from 4 p. m. until ing Pressure and Keep Autumn street, was given a party The nightsticks for the men 6 p. m. The volunteers signed up No Material Damage.' pation; Two Trans last evening at her home, in honor have arrived and will carry one last night, took the oath of service Tu)o Separate Registra ports Ablaze and Di By Milkman ing City Under Con CORSAGES of her 14th birthday. The guests when on duty. This will be their and waived any claim for compen Washington, Feb. 14.— (IP) were her friends and schoolmates. only arms. They will be instructed sation. — Heavy artillery duelling on tions to Be Held, One rect Hits Seoreugh 64. Census fighting, had advanced about four There was sharp senatorial criti Moscow, Frh. 14— (/Pi— Red loiiiil from More Than tacks developed In the Paya Lebar ITS flT Jy Chcnnault. tall, taciturn, one time offirial.s estimate there are around miles from the race course which cism of the nation'a war policies. Blames Churchill and Army forces driving west area and In the west. Both were In Texas school teacher, was .said by 1 5 ,000.000 men in the 18-20 and they occupied ^ re e days ago. m ifg - i Lion Brand Budget But leading administration sena the Army air force news letter to 45-64 age groups. These men will mile after mile on the frtmt KM) Planes Near Pal- considerable strength. Both at His Government for between Moscow and I-enln- Japanese tieW artillery on the "IToday the enemy has maintain- tors said the onward march of Ja have supplied the spark of military be clas.sified for civilian defense heights commanding the town "is emhang; Dutch D(^ pan In the Pacific and the German grad reported today that they Allowing Nazi Ships genius for the volunteers’ ten to and war production actlritles, pouring a hall of steel into the city T ^ l o Special Atlantic threat. immeasurably one victories in defense of the had stormed fortified posi (Oootinued on Pag* Tea) nrr To Go tn Home Port. with the younger men becoming tions which the Germans area," it was claimed. The main fenders Holding Own. greater through revttallzatlon of Burma road. eligible for military service in fu target was said to be the dock Chiffon Hosiery the Nasi fleet, made the situation With frontiersmen's economy built In preparation for a Price of ture drafts. stand until spring. One unit area "where evacuation ships lay Batavia, .N E. I., Feb. 14 - (/P> - o//SlT'-O'; too serious for any sudden change Bulletin! the American pilots have been Wltb 17,639.118 men between 21 in wait for the retreating troops." now. trained to get their opponents with reported that its advance was Striking close to the neart of the ' ' “'•J. London, Feb. 14— —Re- through 35 already registered, the Balteries Blast Invaders Turning aside a saggestion by a single, accurate burst of fire. so long continued that Its sol Indies, Japan attacked southern (IJmIted nrganlutlon of Prime Minis next two listings wdl bring the diers’ felt winter hoots were It Wiis acknowledged that Brit- Flashes ! Wendell L. WlUkle that General The Flying Tigers ’"Sumatra today with air-borne ter CtiurrhlirB war cabinet to nation's registered manpower pool worn out from steady march l.sh batteries on Changi point at (L a t« Bulletins of tbe UP) W ire) MacArthur be brought back from Hallem «ienuan Broad- Army, which Secretary of War New York. Keb 14 - ■/!'' A across the Java se.a fiom Batavia Advice Given On Everything dress with lace neck and Chicago, Feb. 14—IJP)- A con editorial criticism of Prime Min- WAihlngton, Feb. 14. —c/P,—Lau Stimaon said would be increased to capture of a strongly fortified vii- . light cruiser goes eave 300 Dead ■ tle, ewpeelally on the thannel Phone 5-5554 than stealing their virtue. Freedom on 37,500 bond ended those registering this week-end. Retreating Germans were de- Uncle Sam’s fleet at thri Brooklyn FOR A WEDDING PRESENT^ $ 8 - 9 0 Navy Yard. The first ship ever to coast." The material from the "I'm no criminal or 1 would have at dusk last night for the graying l''ren., Feb. 14— i/P) — The X ^ e 'Victim o< a "hard, fanatical falUng to register with the State Ala.skan city or town and "em davits lulled False. NEW FORMULA bodies some of the most advancerl Truman committee next Tuesday ing their homea with D o e ooaL’ And they’re wide flare at bottom, envlronmenL” . Pacific Coast Shipyards Department as a German agent I “will launch an Investigation that Steffey, 18, a Junior college stu while she received 3300 a month Picture Along Seaboard designs brought out by recent TOOTH PASTE getting off to a fine atart! For T>loe eoal* ia For VALENTINES InJiana(>olis. Feb 14 In I will tear the lid off the rubber dent whose intelligence quotient, from the Nasi embassy to sow war operations." She will be com satin or faggot trim. Tacoma, Wash., Feb. 14.—(A>— the first Federal criminal action I sitiuvtlon In this country,” .Sena- ■ K Little Bit Goes Further PatmaylTania hard coal at ita beat,eapecially pre an alienist said, is 134, pleaded disunity In her America First lec manded by Capt. L K. Swenson,_ . . . . $ 1 . 0 0 A reinforced picket line of welders under the lire rationing program, Itor Ralph Brewster (B-.Me), Qfl Get A Tube Today pared to make home heating b as t. Try it See Friendship Garden Cologiie tures last year. Coconut Grove, Fla . Feb. 14—OPi ? picture of animal life of the Mlo- a native of Utah. Tearo.se or White. guilty to raping three women and waa called up for 7:30 a m. (p.w member of the coiiunlttee, declar .At Our Pharmacy! ..$ 1 .0 0 __ after four years of studying cene period on the eastern sea- The 36,000.000 destroyer Meade, a company and two of its officers how it flooda yoor home with even, healthful, Friendship Garden Bath Pow der...... assaulting one other. The court t.) today at the big ScatUe-Taco- Sentence Nest Friday ed today. Breyvster told Interview^ Prosecutor Neil Andrews said fossilized relics In the blue clay i board." sister ship of the Farenholt and were under indictment today, Sizes 32 to 40. ....$1.25 waa empowered to sentence him to ma shipyard here, where 25 pick .charged with making false a ffi ers “ I know that Donald N e l ^ trouble-free heat.. . and aavea you money, too. I Evening In Paris Cologne with Atomizer the attorney general's office would depoaiU of north Florida, two Relatively New l«id Bailey, was to have been launched one year to life on each charge. ets were attacked and beaten by davits as to the number of tires and his aasoclates In the War .,.$ 1 .0 0 resist sny plea for suspended sen Cambridge. Mass., scientists have Interest was added because pen- three hours earlier at the Staten Evening in Paris ^ t h Powder ...... OoafMses Aasaalttag 20 several hundred workers yeater- in stock when rationing began in Production Board are far from tence or a new trial. Sentence reconstructed for the first time s insular Florida is relatively new Island yard of The Bethlehem TUNi IN ON . . . . $ 1 . 0 0 Prosecutors said hs coofesaed day. Deecmber. satisfied with the way Jesae Jonen Old Spice Cologne probably will be pronounced next partial picture of animal life along land, built up on the tip of the Steel Co.' However, the Navy an- assaulting a total of 20 women, “This time we're going to back Defendants in the eight-count has handled the synthetic situa ... 59e Friday. the Atlantic seaboard 25,000,000 submerged remains of the ancient n.unced that the launching had Sutton Babble B a th ...... but Steffey testlfled he thought the up our plcketa with about 400 ob indictment relumed yesleixlay tion." In hla closing argument An years ago. continent of Appalachia. The Mlo- been postponed, probably until to m ...$ 1 .0 0 number waa 12. servers— Just In case," said were the La Salle Motor Sale§/ror- Apple Blossom Powder...... RECORDS From “the contemporary stand drews read from Miss Ingalls’ From study of these remnants of cehe fossils were found in morrow. The Meade waj named poration of Boonville, Ind ; To Confer on DifflculUes »1.39 Charles L. Brinkerboff. spokesman diary such entries as: 'T h e H. M. the Miocene period, the sclentisU Gilchrist county, in upper-Florida, Plus Tax. for the late Brig. Gen. Robert L. Baltimore, Feb. 14—