dve acUon of the proposed the same name, Warner Bros, have said toe cast would cost $275. He would be taken by an 11- fashioned the flaming story of SATURDAYS said toe wounded man was de paring fruit bearing plants, etc., for shipment council—rather than the "Hotel Berlin," due Sunday at the WHEEL CHAIRS pending upon his family to provide ♦ft. tl-natlons assembly—and In most SUte theater for three days. it for him. to Victory Gardeners and Farnfers. Good IMS would require a unanimous Manchester HOSPITAL BEDS Starring Faye Emerson, Ray Volunteers to Take Money pte of the-Sve largest natlona mond Massey, Andrea King, Peter For Bent or Snis. The Imposter volunteered to take pay. Good working conditions. . But the disclosure of the secret Date Book Lorre and Helmut Dantine, “ HoUl ARTHUR & JAMES, INC nent caused some uneasiness Berlin” Is the moving Ule of one 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. toe money back to Paris but ["Congress, where there was con- man’» courage against the brutal 198 Fnzm’gt’n Ave. Htfd. 2-484S. ^a siuiplclous member of the family Today balled toe FBI. ' The phony. ( re that other and possibly Red CroM drive Is om. Our quota reign of the Third Reich. Revealed far-reaching Yalta pacts re- is $41,600. \ for the first time are the secret Phone Mr. Reeks to be made public. Monday, April S \ plottings of the German general ,.jlowing closely the announce- KnifiiU of Columbus Ladles' staff and the evil that abounds in nt that the Soviets had named Night, Legion Home. the capital of the Naxl nation. iitJW.IIAiC cou m •Hill or Andrei A. Gromyko Friday, April • "Hotel Berlin” was dlrecUd by A-1 Loam Mxaonmit C omm* Plowing ef their delegation, pub- Paint and Powder Plays at High Peter Godfrey and photographed ation of the voting demand Sqjiool Auditorium. by Carl Guthrie, A.S.C. ’The film and some l^slators to wonder Saturday, April 7 was adapted for the screen by Jo For Sole stely i t Premier SUlin has Tall Cedars Ladies' Night, Ma Pagano and Alvah Bessie and pro 7i Rl 1 BURR Wood and Steel Troy d down the San Francisco sonic Temple, 6:30 p..m., duced by Louis Edelman. Harrowing „ ance fes only a way-station Sunday, April 8 WARD'S CLEARANCE Wheelbarrows Wllfcssl (tarts «rs awTsstsr Is flvs yss IsfsnssWis .the road to the future. Other Town-wide collection pf used Frank Damato Latest Equipment. trywlsg s bssstifsl, wssd-frss tewa-tstts*. Cssis la aad " ' are sending their foreign clothing for United National Chief Is Retained LITTLE GIRLS' COATS tastaH ssr "lawn asids". Taka taaia tass-trswlat 4lr-/ .rs, not ambassadors. Clothing Campaign begins at & Son CeHOUSC^SON, No Job Too Large Small Garden Tools aolaat frsai ssr Wsadraff taws Ubfaty. Ihk lafataiatlaa^ 'M o Decline In Interest p. m. IHC NURSERIES It frss ta ysa. wbsihar ar as» ys> psrthsta Wssdraff In Wethersfiehl Plaids, Tweeds, Plain Colors. or Too Small. Qtomyko, however, told news- ^ r d anniversary celebration of 24 Homestead Street Maprad taws XsaA lat wa da want .yss ta knaw Mars sen saHler In the day that any Mlantonomoh Tribe, I.' O. R. M., ^m e With Contrasting Collar. Manchester 4161 Garden Hose Brown's akast Iksts Iswa taad Mlalara* sdsptsd ta parMsasat nterpreUtlon that Russian Inter- at SporU Onter, Wells street, TeL 7091 PHONE 6501 •rawtfc la tkU latsllty. " In the conference Is declining 6:30 p. m. Joseph Prentice, former deputy REGULARLY SALE PRICE false conclusion." Monday, April t chief of toe Manchester police de Sprayers All Kinds of ^Dlscloeure at the voting ratio Meeting War Records commit partment, who was mentioned as $5.98 $2.87 reement failed to create a stir tee at Whiton Memorial Library, the possible new chief o f toe either London or Ottawa. RC' North Main street Wethersfield department under a $7.98 $3.77 INSECTICIDES WOODRUFF,.,irf^Af^''LAWN SEED tlOB among diplomats In the Tuesday, April 10 plan to reorganize that depart itlsh capital was confined to ob- Connecticut SporUmeh’s ^Fam ment, failed to eecure the appoint Your Easter jfvations that final decision rests ily Night at Legion Hall. Huntlifg ment at a meeting of the police GET YOUR ith the conference Itself. , and Fishing Movies. Public Invited. commissioners held Wednesday MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. A number of law-makers here Wednesday, April 11 evening in that town. 824-828 MAm STREET MANCHESTER lopted that attitude, too, noting Lecture by Mrs. Lewis Rose, The commissioners decided to FLOWERS St the small nations at San “The Nations Get Together," Hol retain Chief Wyilam Simpson, who iMiifniGeadDiaNumNB Qcisco will outnumber the Iprge lister street school, 8:15. Auspices haa been head of toe department Large Selection ^..ers there _ of Educations! C^ub. Open to pub for toe past 20 years. Under toe Senator Austin (R-Vt) said dlf' lic without charge. Business meet new plan it was proposed to name smBOBIL titles involved In apportioning ing at 7:30 for the club members. Mr. Prentice as chief and keep ULIES assembly vote to the relative Friday, April 20 Chief Simpson aa captain; There of each nation “seem Im- Annual Masonic Ball at the Ma was much interest shown in the AZAIJIAS nctible." sonic Temple. outcome by residents of Onion- o n e Ra r u s •Tta gUd the subject la not a PiraU whist Manchester Green town. The friends of toe chief bad OPEN SUNDAY! and that it will be P. T. A. no objections to Mr. Prentice,, it HYDRANGEAS aly and carefully considered at Monday, May 14 was said, but toera was nothing / A p p le . Francisco,” he said. Stanley Group Fashion Show In toe past record of Chief Simp TULIPS Senator Burton (R-Ohlo) called South Methodist church. son to warrant his retirement aa DELICIOUS question “typically a matter Seventh War Loan Drive starU, head. It became known also that DAFFODILS oonslderatlon" by the confer- 'Dumpling's he would not continue with toe LARGE EASTER COOKIES! Sanity Trial Continued force If he was reduced to captain. WM. VITTN ER Chock Full of Ripe, Savory CREAM PIES Bone Meal Sheep Manure Driconure L ike^S^m , Senator Fetter (D- Apples — And S-o-o Tasty I EA6TER EGGS! k) thought It unfair for the San Francisco, March 30— {/Pj— 35 No. School Street itlsh commonwealth to hava a The sanity trial of toe multi-mar for each nation, while .the ried trolley conductor, Francis ELASTIC BRANCH STORES; Btted States would have only Wle, has been continued until Special Yale Mixture for Lawns Monday for trial argument and STOCKINGS 29 BISSELL STREET Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) quipped submission to Jury. Testimony Light and Heavy Weight « Near the State Theater HOT CROSS BUNS against toe convicted-blgsunist Mort Imy one home In e lifetime—that 8-6-2... A Balanced Fertilizer at if the United SUtes was to Arthur Dm f Stores ave only three, “one rbight repre- ended yesterday after three of his MURPHY DRUG STORE is thmr bigoost and meet important invaetmont. PHONE IN YOUR MSTER ORDERS EARLY! nt Ohio, another California and wives related their domestic life 845 Main St. Tel. 8896 North End , third the rest of the country." with toe 58-year-old platform man. That baing tha eaaa. you should give it tha b«it But Senator MUliktn (R-Colo) of ears. Ra-paint oftan—u*a good paintara and, . Enjoy a Delicloits, Regiflar 5-10-5 Commercial Fertilizer ;ht the Big Three had opened abora all, Uae Good Paint. Oood paint is a good Coffee Cakes k pandora's box which would invite Attractively Decorated nds from the small nations Inraatmant. It lasts and looks battmp—longar. Vigoro Plant Food in 5-10-25-50 and ’ additional voting power. For *Tt’s the old League of Nations Easter Yodr Easter Breakfaat! ht all over again," be remarked. ARE YOU WASTING Flawer Lovers!! MARTIN-SENOUR 100-Pound Bogs. French Voice Concern VALUABLE LAND? ; Stop Here -iUMl Buy AR Your Fresh Coke Cupcakes ver Voting Pact 7426* ; Easter Flowers at MONARCH PAINT t Full Line, of WOODRUFF Garden and Flower Seeds ^aris, March 30.—(A’)—^Dlscloa-1 Large Variety • that toe United States, Ru's- FOR OIL BURNER Today, more than ever, every available piece of Only M and Britain* had a secret land should be utilized. Regardless of large stumps, IN COAT In ' ' Onion Sets. Certified Green Mountain and ement on voting in toe as- SERVICE ’rough terrain or boulder^trcwn land, the C. L. HALE S im ssfS 7 8 Tk. of toe propoMd world i DePietro-Florist Martin-Soneur Com* f -1 $ 1 .0 0 u p Pretty Easter Frostings! orgaiUzation brought « CONSTRUCTION CO. hsa the skiU and equipment htJro, wrtaMf—m « h bmtoP Cobbler Seed Potatoes —^ I o f concern in toe French to level and clear your land. And.. .actually increaaes C orned surer Lane and Forbes Street them l&Md out point. Office today. We have an experienced the value of your property many-fold. Phone Hartford 8-3301 St next?" asked one offi- 11878. eommenting on the plan for service man available at aD ^ % OPEN BVBMNGS fndCOAT ^ votaa each for Rusals and Whether the land Is to be used for atrrienltural or 0 «w Hrnwroh Primw oppW OSWIUIE MMIMtOB .times. . ‘After hours, call lliiiiiinl Hmm Folnt.-M’. U » THU 8TAMDAKD The. tRaltsd States In that, organl- buUdiitg purposes.. .yoa will be assured of ezeeUent • BEAUTIFUL HOME GROWN TULIPS . 2-1731, point ia in oeod oe^tton, "We had toouglit we knew workmanship and economical prices. iCsH us today AND DAFFODILS m A PROFUMON OF COIXIRS epplg dbwtlF «n e H. ^,fkout toe Yalta deciaians, but and let edr engineer tell yiw how you can have, an , ohvlouBly, wa do not and we Mandiester P lm n l^ & Supply Cu. LILIES — HYDRANGEAS— H T O ^ TOA ROSES know what else may be aanet from a once eonsider^ waate. « Charles JBakery ALL KINDS OF COT FLOWERE “ IF rrS HARDWARE WE HAVE FT* Minister Gamges Bl- Fa Ta BUSH, JR. aaid to have teamed at WILLIAMS WE SPECIALIZE IN EASTER CORSAGES PlMine 2-1997 Fa T. BUSH, SR. proposal through thla C. L. Hale C^nstrucHon Co. m THE LATEST DESIGNS Larsen’s Feed Servici PHONE 4425 aawapapan. OIL SERYICl^ m e. 869 Mali Street Manchester, Conn. 187 NOR'ra MAIN ST., MANCHESTEg, .. . B77 MAIN STREET 34* DEPOT SQUARE TELEPHONE B4M Broad Street Phone T19»- 7531 WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS! lan " V '" ’ '
MANCHES'I EF EVENING HERi^LD. MANCHESTER. CONN h FRIDAT, MARCH 80,1945 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCWESTEB^ UJNN- FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 15)45 SIX Hygiene CUnlc. la nearly avaty ter. The speciaUste oparate cape tbara was convlneli« proof through tha school, parents and _ 15-year-old girl and they Ilvad^ Parent Group that tha child’s condition was due ■octal iagencles. They spacioUae a iO W YOk»aL OW M ^Cifir YOIBR. American community which toler ^ < at Stafford Springs and Norwich Dental Controversy to a frustration o t fixation o f a in child psychiatry, child psy R ockville as man and wife. The couple were Manchester ates an evil political boaadom. . parent i chology and family aoelal work. arrested In February and Noel was Hears Lecture Great Frogteaa Made Oonsultation Is confidential and We would gucaa, conversely,- bound over to toe Superior court e ^jSvening Herald that thera are aecUons of the Ger War Casualties The Bureau of Mental Hygiene held only with toe emreent of the RgegeuMesf-RW Iclw where the case was continued y®f* Parnished By Resumed at Hearing POBUSaKD BT TV Court Grants was eatablUhed 26 years ago, but parents. The local cUntc la hald man j^pulatlon In which the per terday until April 10. * since the first ollhle was opened at toe Manchester Memorial hoopl- OKa L d nUMTtNO OO. INC. The case of Forreat A. Bate#, Office of Price Administration Highland Park Organ!* ' l i MaMll 8tr«*t centage of truly bentlal Naala la List of Connecttcat Men, Dead, Wounded or Missing, ten years ago great strides have tal. . Heeehester, Coon. As Released By the War and Navy Departments Today. charged with using a motor vehi Begtoaal Danautroeiit ol Inlonnatloa Pleas Judges ■ were given en In 2«tion Addressed on 'been made in the treatment of A business meeting of toe asao- actviaUy aa high as, let ua aay, the Brown Divorce cle while under the influence of .86 Trenont Stnwt, Bootoe, ■■ Maaaaelinaetta. Representatives of Five crease In 1941. -THOMAS nBROUSU* These Reports Are Based On Prior Notification To children’s mental problems. There ciatlonx preceded toe talk by Dr. O«o«rol MMOiyr percentage of some Southern com intoxicating liquor, brought a plea Cite Cost of Living **Mental Hygiene.” yawio a Oetobor 1. in* Next of Kin and Casualties Noted Here May Previously Laboratories Dealing are now eeven child guidance NeM, and a aoelal tima followed munity which turns out for a of not guilty and he choae to be OasoUne A long list of witnesses before clinics distributed throughout Con with refreshments served by Mrs. We have a nice selection of your Rockville Woman Is tried before a Jury. Neata. Fkto, Eto. ■ f« » BomBos ■nopt lynching In lU midst. Have Been Reported In the News Columns. ■, 15-A Coupons good everywhere Directly Whh Public the Public Perspnnel committee Dc. Clairs H. Nesa of the State necticut one of them in Manches D. M. Caldwell and her committee. and HoUdora. BatarM al Qm The case of David N. Mahr of Book Four Red Stamps Q6 cited the high cost of living as needs. Come over today. H>e percentage of seemingly Given Her Freedom; through S5 good through March for four gallons - each through B ii^ u of Mental Hyglane,'Vvho Hat at HaadMaUr, Conn., aa Rockville charged with Intoxica June 21. B-6, C-6, B-8, 0 & . B-7 ' Oppose Measure. among toe reasons fo t the propos ’ CSta** Man Mattor. 1 1 good Nasls in the German popula Army OaaualttM for fikaioli! 1M6 tion and belry a common drunkard 31. Stampa T6 through X5 good apoka befora toe Highland Park Other Gmrt Decisions. torougif April 28; Y6 and Z6 and and .C-7 coupons good everywhere ed annual pay Increase for state gOBSCIUPnON RATBS tion has probably varied with Warirdepartment^______cMualty _ list, S^a Numbers 0-36 (Euro went off toe list aa toe appeal waa for five gallons each. B-5 and C-5 state Capitol, I^rtford, March employes. The committee was told Parent-Teachar Aasociatlon Wed vacated. A2 through D2 good through June Taar...... fuiVM U ":::::::::::::p2U venta. At th* high Ude of Hlt- pean woundedT,'.ledr,' 6-88 (Pacific ^ wounded), 0-37 - (prisoners of war In Rockville, March 30.— (Special) 2; E2 through J2 good through coupons expire March 3L 30—(P)— ^The dentists vs. dental that unless -state workers had nesday evening, chose for her sub Germany), and 0-38 (Pacific killed), announces for the United States Martin Allgair Retirea Fuel OU some assurance that good work ject, "The State Mental Hygiene ler’a aucceaa, for Inatance, inal accept- —At the session of tha Tolland Martin Allgair who has been June 30. technicians controversy was re The Army and Navy Club, ad Ooa Taar ...... » • » r ______, . . as a whole 4,988 casualties for March *29, 1945, claasified as follows: County Superior CoUiT held In Period One through Five ''cou- sumed before the Licensed Occu- would. be rewarded with regular Clinic—Problems That Arias and iiuioo I tance of him was probably almost killed, wounded, and 1,389 prisoners of war. employed. in utility service in Pfooeeeed Foode pons good everywhere through Method of Handling Them.’’ Stataa and AFO 341 3,258 Rockville on Tliursday, Mrs. Mar Rockville for 41 years has been 'pationa committee yesterday at a pay increases yntll toe maximum ^eeeh as unanimous among Germans as Book Four Blue Stam^ X6 heating year. -Last year’# period HBMBBBOr __ Total Naval Osaualtlea to March 29, 1945 garet Lang Brown of this city was continued hearing on a bill to de salary fixed for a particular ]bb Honw Lite la Blaoted Incorporated The Navy Department announces for the United States as s whble retired by the Connecticut Light through Z5 and A2 and B2 good Four and Five Coupons also valid. We carry the famous HART GARDEN >TH#A880CIATBD admiration for Mussolini was once g^nted a divorce from Elliott fine toe practice of dentistry ao aa was reached, they might be lured With the finesse and precMon of 248 casualties for March 29, 1946, of the U. S. Naval Forces (Navy, and Power Company effec^ve through March 31. Stamps C2 iTha Aaaodatad Praia U aaoiuatrair unanimous -among Americans who Brown also of Rockville on April 1 and he will now receive a to forbid anyone except a licanaed to better paying Joba in private In a keen, professional mind. Dr.'Nets la tha oaa of rapuMloatton at Marine Corps and Coast Guard) jiot heretofore released on Navy through 02 good thraugh April Ration B«iard Boura AND LAWN SEEDS grounds of intolerable cruelty. She dentist from advertising that “he dustry. ' brought home convincingly to toe III aawa dWpMcbaa eraditad to or not knew that he murdered and ter Department total casualty lists, consisting of 148 dead, 61 wounded, pension. 28 H2 through M2 good through Following are the hours at tot * He is the oldest employee In is capable of performing dental The bill proposes automatic an memuers, that, with few expec- iStaa aradltad la thia w r and r o r is t to keep himself In power, and 39 missing. These casualties bring the total reported to next waa granted custody of their child June 2; N2 through S2 good local offlqa ot toe War Price and tba local aawa paoDahad bera. and $5 a Veek for the support of point of active service In this dis operations of any kind.’’ nual Increases for state employes tlons; child mentally 111 refiect of kin and released for publiopUon sines December 7. 1941, to March through Jime 30. Rationing Board at toe State Representativea of five Conneos aome form of mala^uatment In but who admired his success in toe child. trict. He came to Rockville in 1904 whose salaries are not fixed by toe 1 Ain Mibta of raoublicatlon of j y lal 29 1945, to 93,064, classified as follows: Sugar Armory; ttcut dental laboratories which toe family, conditidns such as ^ *SdkM MrtUL RTR Rl0O f MITta, making trains run on time. Hu Judge WIlllMn J. Shea who pre from SomeravUle, N. Y., and first Legislature and whose work dur Prisoners Mondays: 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. deal directly wiO) the public op- ing toe year U certified as good or poverty, intemperance, bad morals BINGO I aarrloa ollaat o f N. B. A Sanrtaa man beings, not even good human sided at the session took the worked for toe Rockville Gaa Book Four Stamp 35 valid for Tueadaya: Closed all day to tha Dead Wounded Missing of War ToUla Light Company which later be ,posed toe measure which, among better. The Increases, ndilch would or Indulgence existing tn toe home beings, dre not always gifted with .24,452 13,619 9,388 2,379 49,838 papers in the case of Mrs. Edith five potmda through June 2. Next public. ' 1 other toings, would prohibit any of the child, were found to be BapnaaaUtlrai: Tha United SUtes Navy ...... Nickerson Stock of Hebron against came the Rockvllle-Willtmantlc stamp echeduled to be validated stop after an employe reached the perfect wisdom. United SUtes Marine Corps .10,863 28,522 851 1,887 42,123 Wedneaday; 2 p. m to 5 p m. one except a licensed dentist from maximum salary for his classifica causes for that child’s behaviorism. Every Saf. Night At 8:30 Sharp! , Mathawa fo a d a l A*M cyi-N aa John Stock. Mrs. Stock testified Lighting Company and la now the M ay*. Thursday and Fridays: 10 a. m. Our selection of Garden Tools will OMcago, Oatrolt and Boaton. United SUtes Coast Guard . , 698 210 295 0 1,103 Connecticut Light and Power Com spuplying persons with false teeth. tion, would vary with the earnings *010 problems appear In four dif So what we are finding in Ger that her husband drank heavily Shoes to 5 p. m. The Connecticut. State Dental ferent groups, training, school, your every need. Spades,*Forks, Rt B0RBAV or and that she had acara as the re pany. / Saturdays: 10 a. m. to 12:30 of toe worker. - behavior and personality difficul _ ADDIT many la actually a confusing mase Total casualties ..35,918 42,351 10,534 4,266 93,064 Governor to Speak Book Three Airplane Stamps 1, society, supporting toe bill, was 20 Games Including Sweepstakes anoMS. sult of his abuse. 2 and 3 valid indefinitely. OPA noon. Joined Jay several dental labora ties. Dr. Ness cited a cose to Cultivators. of contradlctlona There are Ger Announcement has been made Banid Printing Company, Judgment waa withheld in the says no plana to cancel any. Office telephone 5189. tories which work exclusively for illuatrate aach problem and report mans of all shades of past be Navy Dead Alexander Barr, 402 Main street case of Beatrice W. Goodale who that Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin dentists. J. Kenneth Bradley of lody of Boy ed a measure of success in aach gaanetal raapoaatbtll^ tor Del Vecchlo. Albert J., Pfc-. Admission $1.00 U arrora appaaring tn ad- havior, of all shades of present Wethersfield. sought a divorce from Arthur E- will be the principal speaker at a Westport, Republican National Instance, after toe case had been ita Ip Tha Mancbaatar Bra- USMCR. Father, Anthony Del Bontempo, Vincent J„ 2d Lt., son dinner to be held at toe Rockville was closed. The stamp window Springs and lived In thia section committeeman, representing the ; Found in River placed in the hands of the Mental feeling. There are desperate Nazis Vecchlo, 66 Railroad avenue. Bea Goodale Jr., on grounds pf miscon was open this morning and will be all her life. She leaves a nephew, p i g BatalA______■■ of Mrs. Maty G. Bontempo. 50 duct. Mrs. Goodale lives in Hebron Hotel on April 19 tinder the spon Dental aasociatlon, told the com and relatively good Germans who sorship of the Tolland County open this afternoon from 4:30 to Harold McKenney of Thompaon- con Falls. . ^ Arch street. Hamden. and it was testified that Goodale mittee that toe laboratories oppos ITiday, March 30 were fooled, and probably a. great Mallzewskl. William A.. Me., Prankel, Theodore, 1st Lt.. son Women’s Republican Club. Other 6 p. m. ville and a niece, Mra. George 31b- ing the measure “want,to continue Torrington, March 80—(/P)—The USMCR. ParenU, Mr. and Mrs. waa arrested on a misconduct speakers include Harold Mitchell, Omit Meeting ersole of Hartford. body of Dwight Fofter, Jr., torae- mass of Germans whose greatriit of Mrs. Julia Frankel, Box 143, charge In Hartford. the practice of dentistry" and he William Mallzewskl, 120 Henry chairman of the Republican State The Mountain Laurel Troop The funeral will be held Satur contend^ toe business of making year-old son of Mr. and Mra. crime was that they knew little Mood us. Mra. Winnie M. Walker. 33 of day afternoon at 1:30 p. >m. from Blitzkrieg In ReTcrse street, SUmford. __ Maroian, Jacob A., 2d Lt.. son of Central committee; Mrs. Alice Girl Scouts will omit its meeting false teeth required “toe advice Dwlghf Footer of Prospect street, and cared nothing about what Moone, Robert R-, Cpl.. USMCR. Mansfield, mother of four childrafi Russ Cochrane, vice chairman, and today because of Good Friday. the Ladd Funeral Home in Rock and guidance of a man well quali was found by a seaittolng party For all types of la'wn and cultivation. Qaneral Hodges’ First Army has Munasek Harolan, • 13 Lyman whose husband is in the armed ville. Dr. George S. Rrookes, pas Wheelbarrows went on in the realm of public life. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. street. New Britain. Mrs. Julia Keeney, national com- Service Tonight fied In hla profeasion." Mr Boy Scouts, In toe east branch Wood — Steal Bone, Sheep, Cow, Lime, Vigor 66 miles In one day—and Moone, Hullberry street, Plants- force# waa committed to the State mitteewoman. Passover services will be held tor of the Union Congregational Says Public WIU Be Sucker of toe Naugatuqk river here laqt 9 We say that any one of them Is Hoffman, Raymond D., Me., son Farm for Women at the Court ses church of thlsi city will olBciate. Sturdy — Wen Built! • by this tlm i^ to I guilty because he did not sacrifice of Mrs. Lena M. Hoffman, 88 Davis Holy Saturday Servlcea thia evening at 8 o’clock at the Representing toe Connecticut night, culminating a" six-hour '^Sokoll. Walter. Me., USMCR. sion when before the court on two At both St. Bernard’a and St. B'nai Israel Synagogue. Burial will be In toe Ellington DentM Technicians’ Union, (AFL) search for toe child who wandered A arm y o ^ d _ t t s _ i^hat was being Mother, Mrs. Pauline Sokoll, 5 street, Oakville. counts, toe first being charged Center cemetery. Hoinaky, Edward, Pvt., husband Joseph’s churches there will be Mias UlUe Mne Richardson Attorney Jeremiah Shea of Ham from bis mother's side in a down Garden Hose MYERS ELECTRIC WELL PUMPS of' the Ruhr—the last Church street, Seymour. with “ Impairing health and morals Service SL Joseph’s done to Germany, end what Ger of Mra. Margaret Hoinsky, 246 S. special services at 7 a. m. on Holy Mias >141110 Mae Richardson, 79, at den asserted that "toe public is town department store yesterday 50 Ft. Leagtoa. Industrial region from which of a child under 16 years’ to which going to be toe sucker If toil bill BARREL SPRAYERS many was doing to the world. Army Dead—Pacific Regions Leonard, Waterbury. Saturday. There will be the Bless died at her home In Somera this There will be Adoration of toe afternoon. liy iolght hope to gain the Stlquel, Paul J.. 2d Lt.. son of she pleaded guilty. She was also ing of toe Fire. Paschal candle morning following a abort Illness. Cross at 7:15 thia evening at S t passes.’’ Shea charged that den- Mrs. Foster, who bad taken lit And there Is a certain measure of Army Prisoners of War—Oernieny presented Jointly with Oliver N. tiataV’are not satisfied to stay 4 and 5 Ft. POULTRY WIRE (2 in. me sinews of war. By this John Stlquel, Main street. New Arcand, Jean R.. Sgt.. son of and Easter water, to be followed Born Oct 1, 1865, at Stafford Joaeplu’ Catholic church. tle Dwight .shopping with her, O N IO N SETS high moral truth in that. But how Wood on a charge of adultry to by the Mass. within toe bounds of dentistry, Borttiward the First Army Hartford. «... Joseph A. Arcand, 207 Carlton St., missed him as she H tt toe store many 3rears was It before one citi Van Horn. John S., 2nd Lt.. ton which both pleaded guilty. She waa Safe After Iwo JIma they want to control the making at about 4 o’clock. After a at least the temporary dls- of Mrs. Katherine F. Van Horn. New Britain. given a suspended sentence on toe of teeth 80 that they can continue zen of the state of Louisiana sac Bartlett, Robert W.. »Pvt., hus Corp. John Bastek o i toe Fourth ■larch of tha store by employes of being cloeest to Ber- Route 16, Newtown. first count and on the second was the enormous profits they are rificed himself to end the career band of Mrs. Marilyn L. Bartlett, Division of the U. S. Marine Corps bad fallad to locate toe Child, po ome 180 miles away. But Army Wounded—European committed to the state farm. has written his parents, Mr. and Attention! Hoover' Owners making.’’ 1 lice were notified.' They searched of that loud-mouthed American Route 8. Norwich. Aaron Suctshin of Norwich, for Ox-Line House Paint Regions % Thomas A.'Minor, 26 and Elea Mra. Paul Baatek, of 134. UiMon parked cars in toe vicinity of toe .main object la a meeting with Carluccl, Vincent J.,- Me., hus mer teachfr of prosthetic dentis dictator, Huey Long? Adler, David, S-Sgt„ husband of nor M. Robldas. 22, both of this atreet, that he has been through store, thinking that the child British Second Army which, band of Mrs. Jane M. Carluccl, 87 CaU Watkins, 5171, try at New York University, told And If there had not happened Mrs. Ruth Adler, 49 Norwich city pleaded guilty to a charge of the battle of Iwo Jims and waa might have entered one and gone under news blackout. Is com- Virgil St., Hartford, adultery. Both are married and fortunate to receive no injuries. A-1 Hoover Cleaner Serv the conunlttee dentists charged to be that one Individual, how far avenue, Colchester. Carpe. Edward, Me., aon »f to sleep. Aldrich, Charles C„ Me., son of have children and both were given He states the action on Iwo Jima ice and genuine Hoover from 85 to $20 for repairs to plates up along the western aide of Mra. Mary Carpe, Station 29%, When a thorough search of too would Huey Long have gone? Rupert 8. Aldrich, 8 Warner street, six months suspended Jail sen is complete and they expect to he ^ replScement parts. Serv and that tha same service can be business district failed to reveal = MANCHESTER = Ruhr. Aa victors in this war, as the South Windsor. tences, with Minor being placed on sent to a rest camp. He anterdd ■obtained from a laboratory for Hartford. (I^phers, Raymond E., Sgt., hus ice on all other makes of a trace of the boy, toe aid of Boy i^WbUa these two armies ar« clr-1 i.(preient*tivea of world law and Allen. Donald M.. Pfc., son pf probation for one year and Mrs. toe service Jan. SL 1943, and went from $1 to $3. Surtshin now Scouts was enlisted. When tha Mrs. John J. Ferrante. 227 White band of Mrs. Mary J. Cyphers, Robldas for two years. overseas In Januairy 1944, seeing cleaners, too! nmnages a dental laboratory. the Ruhr, the Ninth AT«iy> order responsible for the future Ro\ite 1, Box 105, Bridgeport search widened, a party of Scouts HARDWARE COMPANY, m. street, Hartford. Rene Noel, 19. formerly of Wll- actlop at the Marshall Islands, shea supported a measure to esme upon toe body o f toe child the frontal and direct h t - ^ render Czaplga, Walter L„ Pfc., aon of Saipan and Tinian campaigns. Angellcols. Francis A., T-Sgt Itmantic and Norwich, pleaded ereate a boaitl of dental technician In toe shallow water of toe river. 2 4 8 N o . Main Street Telephone 6265 en the Ruhr from the Rhlpe, Judgment upon the German pso-^-gon of Michael— Angelicola, 455 Lawrence Czaplga, 27 Warsaw St, guilty to eeductlon of a minor fe Post OlHce Hours WATKINS BROTHERS,. , Inc. oonunlasioners which would licenaa There was one city delivery by Inally broken loose, a d r- pie. But we have no simple black 0>ngresa avenue. Waterbury. Deep River. male. While traveling with a cir- and regulate dental technicians Woman Killed by Rue Dora, Andrew F„ Pvt., husband the carriers today and ths money and laboratories. This measure nee which *auggeats that and white proposition. We have, Anton. George E.. Me., son of cua last summer toe court was In Mrs. Mary Anton. 80 Vinccllette of Mrs. Julius P. Dora, 219 Cove formed he became acquainted with order window at the Post Office met opposition from Dr. E. S. Ar crack German troops as- rather, the moat complicated task Waterford, March 80.—(ff)— street, Bridgeport. Rd., Stamford. nold of Hartford, oectotary-treae- Miss EUzabetb Adams, 84, of New to the defense of the Ruhr Guest, Thomas C„ 2d Lt.. aon of human Justice In all history. Banahan, Thomas F., Jr., S-Sgt urer o f tha State Dental asso Lmdon, waa struck and kUled by uvea now be racing In aa at- son of Thomas F. Banahan, Pom- of Thomaa E. Guest, 1763 Dixwell ciation and Dr. Clarence O. Brooke a bus last night while walking In pillllNlllllllllllllllUfllllP” to escape before. Hodges fret, Ave., Hamden. o f New London, recorder for the tha highway hare. State Police L«ngfield, Reynold#, Jr., Me., Bkmtgomery dose the door CanadUm Bacf Refuiied Bauchtero, Joseph. T5. brother State Dental oommiasion. man Harry Myers Identified toe of Mrs. Mary Blandlno, 212 Fun- aon at Mrs. Helen Longfleld, 1733 Raise ki Bolariee Urged iM d n d them. driver of the-Blue lin e bus, en At least some psrttml proof that aton avenue, Torrington. Wtoltney Ave., Hamden. A $3,000 raise in the salaries route from New liondon lo This prospective, almoat-real- tbs great ambition o f the Aineri^ Btegar-Victor-*; 8-Sgt.. son of Luzzie, Edward L., Capt., aon Open Saturday Afternoons to 3:30 a t Supreme and Superior Court Springfield, Mass., as (3eorge N. llaed eutttng oft of the Ruhr mere Mrs. Mary Blega, 106 Ward street, of Michael L. Luzzie, 7 W. Park Judges along with an automatic can meat Industry la primarily to C opp ell of Norwich. l y ooallrms what has now been ob- Wallingford. Ave., New Haven. Open Thuradayz to 9 P. M. » annual pay Increase for all per inersass lU own war-time proflU Bogda, Stanley P., Pfc., son of Maguder, Henry W., Pvt, h»M- manent state employes, wire iVious for days—that Germany's i^d not primarily to feed the Mrs. Sophie Bogda,' 25 Brook band of Mra. Alice T. Maguder. • urged before toe Judiciary com l^eapat^ty fo r . o ri^ ie e d war Is American pao^le Is provided- by street, Wllllmantlc. 14 Graham Ave., Moosup. mittee and toe Personnel com Burwell, Curtiss S., Sergt., son Maacone, AttUlo, P vt, eon of mittee respectively. In toe aeries testimony in the Canadian House of Mrs. Evelim A. Burwell, 70S Antonio Mascona, 1343 Main St, of public hearings which closed While Montgomery and Hodges I commons. Qulnnlplac avanue, New Haven. Hartford. the sfibrt 13to week o f the session. ^aks «ara o f this aattafactory task^ Canada, at one Uhis last fall, Caputo, Joseph F., Pvl., husband McMlnn, Grover, Pvt., husband WUUam Blodgett o f Winsted, Fatton’s Third ^rm y la ntore catUs ready for alsugh- of Mrs. Mary C. Csputo, 435 Ship- o f Mra. Frieda G. McMlnn. 724 ^president of the State Bar Asso- g oft at right angles j j,, could be accommodated pen avenue, Stamford. Railroad Ave., Bridgeport. ^elatlon, led toe move for higher Dunay, John S., Me., husband of Mrozowski, Frank P.. Me., aon pay for Judges. Ha asserted that either In shipping to Britain or In Mrs. Della Dunay, Box 21, Staf of Mra. Mary Mrozowski, 20 Ma benusa a t changed economic con' handing In the direction o f Canadian packing houses. There- ford. ple St., Middletown. ditlons, lawyers of outstanding dg. Feltman, Robert B „ Me., hus ability might be reluctant to aban The Dewey-Richman Co. fora, the Canadian government . Petit, Marcus D., Me., aon of Bathapa tha most significant band of Mrs. Pauline W. Feltman, Mrs. Ruth M. Petit, * 4 9 Biroad don private practlro for the bench asked American packing houses Noyes street, Waterbury. [nawB o f the day from the western St.. Plainville. unless they were assured of bet- JEWELERS ^ STATIONERS — OPTiaANS across the border whether they Fiondella, George, Pvt., husband Petrocelll. Louis. Pvt., brother ter remuneration by toe state. Have You A J front la tha astounding total of could not Uke aome of the tem of Mrs. Irene Mondella, 70 St. of Fred C. Petrocelll, 178 Osborne The proposed measure would I^Ntaoners captured in one day. Mary street Hamden. ’establish toe pay of four asao porary Canadian surplus. The Giana, Raymond A., P\’t., hus street Bridgeport. l o m o t o ITha report from three armies American packers replied Canada Petroski. Edward J., Me., son of date Justices of-- toe Supreme Husky In Your Home? band of Mrs. Rita E ., Giana, 79 Mrs. Pauline C. Petroski, 49 5th court and 16 Superior court Judges IbIiows 64,000 Germans cst>tured, Tremont .street, New Britain. should keep Canadian cattle on street, Ansonial at $16,000 per year. .T h e chief . . . a fcliow a nttte on toe stoat sldef Iwlth the Third Army alone ac- the Canadian side o f the border. Goss, Wilbur A.. Jr., Pfc., son Seremet. Joseph J« 2d Lieut, 'Jiutlce would receive $15,500. At of Mrs. Ellen Goss, Old Lyme. l^wunting for more than 22,000. This Canadian beef would have husband of Mrs. Elizabeth L. Ser present toe judges receive $12,000 Hargraves, Raymond R„ TS, ton emet, 125 Englewood avenue, West bis Germany which spent twelve been just meat. Just good ^red of Mrs. Florence Hargraves, 127 per year and tha chief Justice Hartford. 812,500. You Can Have Him iMirm and raucous years under the t,,. the consumers of Ameri- Main street, Suffield. rtable. t PAPER COLLECTION Tatro, Wayland W., Sergt., aon Truly comfo N o Bnoeaes Sliice 1827 |bs4 gag la Isamlng how to uae the Hirchak, Rudolph R., Sergt., eon ca. But toe American meat In of Mrs. Mildred B. Tatro, 86 Sum Blodgett, who said tire salaries gag. The jrituation on the of Mrs. Catherine Hirchalc, 84 IN THE ■ . dustry. In war time as In toe past, Pine street. Torrington.. mer atreet ^Bristol. a t these Judges had not been In Fitted At R EG A L f em front Ta now like It was Taylor.a'Edmund M., Sergt.. aon old ' time springs! creased since 1927, also supported t Is more concerned with its own Kalinowskl, Thadeus, Pvt, son of Dr. George Taylor, Jr., First These Watkins Sofas w ith Itn lirancs In JMO, after toe last of Mrs. Stella Kalinowskl, 60 a provision' la the bill which wotdd T m ! Tire hoaky follow (and you ) has monopoly and its own price struc Preabirierian church, Stamford. I organised French line had been South street, Middletown. Increaae the pay o f state referees a real friend In Regal becauae we’ve ae- ture thsa.lt is with American Tomas, George M., P vt, ahn of $2,000 a year. The refereeo. Su oembled a grand eolleotlon of aulto made If anytMng, it may be Kinstler, Milton L., S. iergt.. stomachs. Why should It admit Son of Mrs. Dorothy Kinstler, 297 Mrs. Eltaabeto Tomas, 142 Bond preme and Superior copri Judges for Juat BO^ followa. • lllttls worse, for although German street, Bridgeport Pr^arar eomfort In Watklna Period and who have reached toe mandatory NORTHWEST SfeCTlON Canadian beef when It was al Pleasant atreet Wlllimantle. Ijisspiratton resistance la a factor True, George B., lat Sergt, hus Lounge Sofas! Snmrt coVart In spite a t retirement age of 70. nmg receive ready engaged in holding back Klein, Arthur J., S. Sergt., son band of Mrs. MNazi Germany. being enjoyed in the peace years. 312 E. Middle Turnpike, Manches rat AH Makes and Medchi \ ter. terbpry supernumerary pqllceman, -Although each of these reports It la a sin for any individual, or convicted of the slaying o t Mra. rer MM MoSels rmix Sqalppsa MePhee, Robert O., Pvt., son of $7.98 Stephanie Phingls and aentanced (Above) Liwson sofa In blue fig I may yield to toe temptation to for any Interest, to try to get ah Clifford C. MePhee, 40 H%rker to die In toe electric chair at ured tapestry; S-cushlon back, its own huge generalizations normally fat profit! from this war. Ave., Waterbury. Wethersfield, will have his appeal 148.08 J, m Germans are aU bad because It waa exactly to pWvent tola McMahon, James J., Me., son of g>«L. financed by toe state. r a ^ I I Mayor of Aachen was shot— from happening that tVe country Arthur L. McMahon, 29 Cottage The three Judges who presided Green, Thom^onvIIIe. I Oermana are all basically good' demanded and Congresm enacted at Zukauskas’ trial, conrormln| Mwola, Louis J., Pfc., son of to an opinion handed down by thi BOYS’ suae a young German girl risk- the OPA. Perhaps, In some few Michele Merdla, 30 Sherman street, instances, the OPA has shaved toe Supreme Court of Errors last her own life to aid wounded Bridgeport. > week, yesterday ruled that |toe lean soldlers-^it la actually profit margin a little thin. In such Muratori, Albert J„ 8gt„ hus (Below) Duncan Phyfe Period 11 Two-Tone Leisure Coal state should bear toe cost of pre figured beige Upestry. eontinual (mntradlcUon and cases, correction is Just. But what band of Mrs. Nellie Muratori, 190 paring toe appeal which Zukaus model In W. street. New Britain. 150.08 iision among > toesa reports we are seeing In'toe present prap- kasi' attorney bad pleaded could , I Coata that eUok with the yunag cnwdL Perry, George N.. Jr.. T4. son of not be prosecuted because of bis Wa boy can and tmeica at oB 100% Vlrghi Wool. sMId tn n f and haeh makes tbs problem ahead aganda pf toe meat Industry, Juat George N. Perry, Route 2, WllU- client’s lack ot funds. ■airaa, roaia and Ippao, with oontrosthig mixtures la alaevaa. Mix ns so dlftieult If the Germans aa we have previously seen It tn mahtlc. 'em ar match ’em with trouaera a a i yea- Tha Judges, F“ank B. McBvoy, t t a id b a a l con ditio n all bad, tbs problem would msny other attacks on OPA “red Partyka, Alex, S gt, son of Mrs. John H. King and Howard W- Al- (Above) Blue striped damaak on a have a amart eaarmhle. aat be simple. If they were tape" and "dictatorial regulation,' Mary Partyka, 86 Hammer street, eo'rn, noted tn their ruling that It Tuxedo Sofa (with fringe valance Hartford. good it would also bs simple, is an attempt to destroy the prin was in conformity with toe Su aot ahown) 188.80 Peyre, Raymond A., T5, aon o f preme court <^nion. The Supreme ciple of price and ^profit epntrol SIZE S k TO 19 SIZES 12 TO is precisely because toe Ger- John Peyre, Route 1, New Hert court had refused to order the are many things that toe altogether. ford, state to pay for toe appeal . but im Is so huge, ao compllcat- If the Ameridsn people have •{Taggart, Samuel J., Me., hus had advised that toe court which £, $9*95 $14*95 any sense they will once more re band of Mra. Norma Taggart, 109 tried Zukauakaa should do so. tmperious In Its dsmand for Henry atreet, Manchester. sist toe pressure groups and back fdmhst imposslbls Allied wis- Taylmr, CUnton B „ Pfc., hus nra Destroys Lonlwr tos OPA. band of Mrs. Helen L. Taylor, PMt D rirt •»— H 'ta iiltm r Heim mm Ariteoersf MONDAY, APRIL 2 *TT HAS TO BE RIGHTTO BE REGAL” would hazard tbs gusH that road. W e s ^ r t New Haven, March 80—0P>— WitTKIM Ha>m t m — \j aectlOBB o f tba ^ n n a n DIsch SttU Active Wheeler, John R. Pfc., aon o f West Haven firemen and a Now Or writt ia, ever ttm phmmt tomatoet Uendeiiintb Ross Wheeler, 8 Adams gtoeet, Haven flreboat crew fought a Unleti Inclement Weather Interferea. H you live on any of the above ths pertsntage of L.usUn—Billy Disch, who had a Wlneted. gresB fire in meadowa nasi' the ^ M attohe6i&i fiiffiHil IMms IMs Advertise in* The Herald-^R Paya ftsesnt Gannans it* Jlist Wojnor, Edward J„ Mc« aon ef West river late yeeterday sad last I rich county cream •treeli have yonr paper out on Monday. long stri|ig of Southwest Ccufsr- lit Mnhi St. >1«rtfMd vAB high and Just about i snee titlss to his* credit when he Mrs. (Catherine Wojnor, 8 Martin night for five and a half hours, the as Is ths poresntags of retired as Texas’ bdaebsll coach street, Thompsonvillc. blaze destroying two large piles r aevsral yssra ago, U stai acUvs Army .Wounded— PaclAq Regioae of lumber and a shed and dam- IB BiaaK«a' bthl^ tho MsaM. Barr. OavM X . Fftl m b oC Hdag 8 afiOM aooorad ia Um .. I \ v ' ...... t — ' ..V »'/-■ /' / T ' ” .- MANCiHESTEB EVENING HESKALD.HANGHESTKB, OOMNa FRIDAY, N^ABCH 80.1945 l^MANCHESTFR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 1945 fiiGri-r trained at Parris Island, N. C., the latter from a fox-hole on Two Joseph Skoneskl of this town oi^ provision no longer in effect, and went overaeas tart October, Jlma under Jm fire but tho letter WUUom Skoneskl of Westerly, A. Known as i adjustable pricing, It V. J.SkoiHeski I., and one elster, Mrs.* James Another Local O PA ’s Pricing authorised packers and. govern joining Company -B, fitk Engineer Itaeif W M undated. Cancer Drive He ta survived h f two brothers, Duffy of 35 Griffin road. 5ives Note 7H€ ARMYniSSmS SIX OUT OF LUCK ment procurement ogenmes to BettaUon, Sth MariiiM. -RECORDS-w; make contracts at prices to be re Killed in W ar Ho waa a member of the Inva Policies Reel vised later In line with a daciaion / sion force o f the Sth Marines NE of evpry fivi- wounded iorvicemen who returned to During April FUer Is KUled i'flusband Seo Japan on packer appeals for higher price which went ashore on Iw o Jlma . \ !roi this country'in 194.1 was trnnsported by plone Thes.- celUngs. The packers bad request- on Feb. 19 and hla slater, Mr*. cs from the OWI show how the Ar-ny's oir evocuotion Marine Who Fopmeriy First Sergt. George J. Agency Told Present ed higher ceumgs,ceUlngs,ngs, whichVwmen subse-i James Duffy, of 35 Griffin street, service hos grown Soroptimists Here to quently.ware denied'byied1 O PA the former Mies Freda Skoneskl, Patchen Ceilings Do Not Allow was that the Resided Here Dies in Take an Active JPart in Erickso|i Dies While .The eburt’s m il"*’Ing received a letter from him post t m Reported Missing Profit for Packers. packers wsre entitled at leort to Invasion of Iwo Jima. marked March 10 In which be On a Plane Mission. production eoeta. stated that he had survived the Wanted The Campaign. Afliion on Feb. 21* bitter battle thus far. He wrote CCHpUMBLA — DEOCA — VICTOR Woiffilhgton, March 80— OP) — Pfe. Victor J. Skoneskl, 84, well fd'i- Mrs. Blanche Prentice of 612 First Sergt. George J. Erickson, knowp Mandieeter young man ■k P * U k « i o< M I>«Mr- only son of Mrs. Helen Erickson, O P A ’a pricing policies— under at Accident Victim MBORERSFOR X 1943 Middle ’Turnpike East is chairman of 869 Main street, welL known for the past few years has ____IMS eeeelTed a letter tack OB a cause for current food POTTERTOITS 173,300 o f the Soroptlmist club’s commit hairdresser, was killed iif action shortages—reeled today from a been employed as a foreman In Ih t Iniabaad, Staff Sergeant ■'.Ji s over Formosa on March 2, accord Dies in Hospital A REMINDER! At The (Tenter 5S9-M1 Mala tee, In charge of Manchester’s par Judicial'blow and senatorial ad the Kaiser shipyards tn Provi Open Theiadgy Data S P. L 1C. Patchm who was report- FLOWN ing to a telegram/received!by his PICKING DEPARTMENT ' A8SI8SP.I ticipation In the nation-wide cam mother last night. \ monitions to get together with dence, R. I., w o* killed In abtlon WhM Ym Need More la action In Germany HOME Derby, March 30— OP)— A l T paign in April against cancer, The young filer,' who. If he had hustneae. at Iwo yim a la the North Pacific ^^nae. *1, ISM. The letter wae lived, would have reached his ma though Mrs. Roes BizMonka w m which the American Cancer Socie Although upheld on one major OB March 9, occofillng to a Navy INSURANCE I hy her huaband on Feb. 2 \ 'c '.' jority next month, had 27 missions believed to have been' only slight- ty calls the “ No. 1 killer o f women contention, the Agency was told Deportment wire received by hla ' ^ 4 to his credit. ty injured when an automobUo in Fire - Theft - AotfisiobUe Day Shift 1 here today. by the Emergency Court of Ap between 35 and 65.’’ ' '• He enlisted for service in the which ohe woe riding hit a tree wife, Mrs. Allieon (McArthur) _jit Patchen. a former peals that Its present ceilings; or Pomitai%, ^ 1944 U. S. Air Corps In 1942. near her home la Sheltoia Sun Skoneskl of Providence, yester er o f the McL«1lan atbre on The Soropti mists, the only wo even with government subsidies, - ■ Apply ' Male or Female . reel, waa a native of Pro- 547,200 men’s service club In town, adopt day, the 70-year-old woman died day. \ do not allow packers who produce Wednesday night at Griffin hffe-. 4 tc . Skoneakl waa bom In Mon- CALL R. I., and graduated from FLOWN ed this as their major project two only fresh beef to make an ade Holyoke Man Held pltal here. cheater and attended the local (Providence High achool and years ago, and through speeches quate profit er “ Indeed . . . to HELP WANTED HOME Shelton Police Chief William S. grammar schoota. Eight years ego Unlvertlty In the Claaa of before the women’s organizations break even.” ALEXANDER ALDON In this and nearby places, raised 'Mlyesaki Donovan said otter her d*ath that he moved to Providence and there Full Time — B Day 42 Hour Week. In Wife’s Death The court, on the other hand monied Miss AUlsofi McArthur of __ araa formerly employed by many hundreds of dollars for re ^CHOSHI ruled that "processing’’ pecker Mrs. Julie Blmles o f Shelton, driv ICcLellan Company In Sprlng- er of the car had been charged Providence. The couple bee no JARVIS search work, in addition to estab ceilings generally are fa ir and M ALEXANDER 8TBBBT SPINNINGMILLS and waa inducted from that lishing a record and follow-up sys Holyoke, Maas., March 30— OP)— equitable. In contrast to non-pro- with operating a motor vehicle children. Belonged to Morinee Weekdays end Sundays / Tslcottvillc, Oinn. He trained at Fort Jackaon, tem at the Manchester Memorial Antoni Przada, 60, pleaded Inno eessors, these packers turn out In so as to cause Ioae*bf Ufa, pend A & P SUPER MARKET Pfe. SkoSeakl entered the Ma t- and camp Staterbury, In- ho[^itaI, for the early detection cent m District court today to a ' addlUon to fresIT beef such by ing a coroner’s Inquest, and was OBca 4112 B eeldeaoe 7278 717 Main Street At BieecD Street rine Corps In Oetdber, 1942, end All hlriw f done in'occordsnct with ares etabilization plan. before going overaeaa In and treatment of cases o f cancer. charge o f murdering his ylfe , Rose, products as sausage, tallow and held In $1,000 bail. 1944. with the Regimental ’The club adopted this project at Acquisition by the United States of air bases within B-29 range of Japan put the enemy homeland’s 56, found dead of severe head oil. They handle about-85 per cent wounds In the kitchen, of their fcadquartera Company of the the instigation of Dr. D.-i^C. Y. ttm Btajor war production ci(les sadly out of luck As map above shows, they are clustered Ifilrly o f the beef supply. ‘ Infantry Regiment. home yesterday morning. Moore of the Board of Health, and close together, so that more than one of them can be smashed on a single mission. InvesUgatlni: Groups Resting I letter bore no Inacrlptlon In- Judge Eugene A. Lynch ordered not only have organization# and Otherwise the food picture was that he waa a prlaoner of Przada held without bail in the in a week-end dim-out, with sepa- Individuals In twown contributed Hampden county Jail pending fur generously, but members of othea ■rate Senate and House Investigat iOOTffeant Patchen does not know cent of all German military equip ther hearing April 6. Police said Soroptlmist clubs have been Inter ing committees resting for a re at he la the father of a aon, Ken- ment. . the man waa arrested in 1943 for" ested enough to send voluntary Lieut. Winzler sumption Monday of their quest [ Patchen, bom Feb. 22, 1945. The British and American itssaulting hts wife and was given for cause end cure of shortages. contributions. A letter to local or Obituary Am AP fi— Miss Perkins then turned to the won In a week— in two weeks or ing been killed In action In the bat Matthew Sumeta, of Broad Brook, MeanwhUe, OPA attorney# wres-. ing tbe Rhine. every midnight—but one group of paradera will have mild operators, but there her dramatic in two months. tle for Munda, July 16. 1943. Mrs. Robert Hall, of East Hartford tied with a decision whether to ac Pattern of Onfdaugbt citizens was not Informed. The bell of cartons will be on Wednesday morning, April 4th. pleasant weather in most overtures stalled. But the story that was unfold News Saddens Town and Mrs. Gladys Novello, o f Rock cept or appeal the ruling that some Cooler Weather clanged loudly. About 30 volun 1 o f the country, the Weather In a reply handed her Just be 'This seemed to be the pattern A pnll o f gloom spread over ville. There are also 11 grand of Its prevaling wholesale beef If your establishment is off Main street, 4»11 8115 ing one dramatic day after an teer firemen leaped from cozy bedfi ii promised today—but with fore miflnight, the operjLtors pro of the west front onslaught: Manchester last night when It was children. ceilings ere Invalid. Predicted Today other waa a play by play account and hurried to their apparatus, after yon have accumulated a dozen or .more boxes, ____atlons. tested the proposal would cost British forces were driving to of the final stages of organized rumored that "Wink” Winzler, as Funeral services will, be held The agency waa directed by the |lbe ixceptlona, the forecast for buttoning and zippering on the 8180,000,000 a year, add' $0.48 d seal off north German ports and resistance by Germany. ^ he was nicknamed, had fallen in from the Luther A. White Funeral eourt to set aside these non-pro- ly noted, will be in the west way. and a truck will pick them up. week to the average miner’s pay Boston, March 30—\/P>— Cooler moving with the Ninth Army to action with the 5th Marine Divi Home, Rockville, Monday at 8:30 eaoBor ceilings and provide on ad 'find pputhcra plain states Mart Be Chaotic and at nine.o'clock In St. Bernard’s and 30 cents to the cost of a ton weather was predicted today in ward a meeting^, with the First sion. Jt was apparent from dis justment tb aosure a fXlr profit. •bowers and occasional The actual situation Inside the church. Burial will be In St. Bern of coal "without adding a lump to the wake of a hot spell which Army to box ofrthe Ruhr. patches from the mld-Paclflc that The Judgment is not effective for erstorma will occur.” The the output.” > The ’Third Army waa gouging severed and bomb-wracked Ruhr Lieut. W inzler had died as he ha4 ard’s cemetery, Rockville. SO days, however, end meanwhile added that “ thefeSs likell- broke temperature records In sev Miss Perkins, ’ still looking fresh Into the middle of Germany to could not be accurately, assayed, lived, an aggresslv*, Indomitable OPA may make the adjustment or tbat almiiar conditions will eral New England communities after hours of persuasive bargain ward the Russian lines. but it must be chaotic. In some officer as he had been as a brilliant appeal to the Supreme court after nd northeastward Into the and sent hundreds of persons to Praise Is Given ing, said the operators also refused The Seventh Army^waa moving places such as Duisburg the Amer-j student, and aggressive athlete. lergency a request for a re-hearing. valley and lower lake re- nearby beaches. to agree to extend the ciurent con intp position to slice off moun leans met irlrtuany no opposition. Apart from his physical prowess The ruling waa hailed as a whlle the prospect for the Two drownings were reported tract because of her insistence on tainous southern Germany where A t others such, as the last six and superior qualities In baseball, He Atlantic states is for yesterday and numerous brush To New Charter "great victory” by Wilbur Is, Roe, This Advertisement Sponsored Bjr the retroactive feature. Nazi war criminals might try to miles to Essen (600,000) and in basketball and football and soccw jTn general counsel fo r the N a ness and rlak o f widely scat- They also declined to submit this fires raged for a time In widely hole up. the Rhine bastion of Emmerich— In high school and college, he was tional Independent Meat Packers light showers, alternating point to arbitration, fearing, they scattered areas. finally under control of the Cana retiring and quiet and from these New York, March 3()^4V— The ’The temperature soared to 86 Infantry of the Seventh Army, CaUs association. L a Roe has been one [tth some sunshine during the said, possible liability to pay out dian First Army,—there still waa qualities made a host of friends executive head o f the world’s larg tn Boston, establishing a new 11.266 to the first and 1,000 to the ef the prlnci^ crlUcs of exlsUng Silver Lane Bus Company the maximum of Lewis’ 18 con hard fighting. everywhere. est commercial bank today praised tract demands, estimated by the record for the day and date and British. the recently signed charter for oeUlngs. ’Two great cities of Germany The U. S. First Army’s Pader- Baseball Team Captain POLICE operators to cost 65 cents a ton. at Portland, Me., a maximum 83 labor and management. Speotal SribsMy Inadequate Frankfurt on the Main and Mann borii push o f 55 miles from dawn Lieut. Winzler captained the Bi affect the court said a ep|cial lomey Garrity In the forefront among the mine reading set three records—high M H S baseball team In hlV senior Said Wlnthrop W. Aldrich, leader’s demand was his 10-cent- est for 1945, all-time high for heim— fell. to dusk yesterday climaxed four chairman of the board of the w beldy e f 80 eanta a hundred 125 Million War Victims are returning year and played a tackle position . 4343 i ^ a-ton royalty request for his union, March and a new high for the The British Second and U. S. days In which Hodges’ tank crews Chase National bank of New York pounds now paid to non- pi oceoeore Kiwanis Speaker Ninth Armies, driving rapidly on the 1937-1938 Red an White • estimated at $80,000,006 a year. date. have raced 121 miles without rest, "A great step forward has been is Inadequate to allow them to ahead In the north In a continuing hardly-stopping for food. At football teams and played second Willing to Scrap Royalty Demand Other high readings reported in base on the high schodl baselaan taken toy Mars. Green, Murray compete on a equal footing with Miss Perkins said Lewis eon- security blackout, advanced at last reports, the roads ahead were processor firms. ^One of Its own members, Attor- cluded 92 at Manchester N. H., 90 team. and Johnston m proposing the FIRE to their liberated homes .. in rags! least ten more miles over-night on Barold Garrity, will speak to sented to scrapping this demand at Providence, R. I., 86 at Hart still clear and only civUlana were *new charter foi> labor and manage ■ This poses an additional head roads to the northeast that might He played guard positions on B w anls Club at the jpeeting in lieu of her proposal. She told ford. Conn., and 83 in Concord, to be seen. * ment’ We cannot afford industrial ache for OPA, since a reduction of lead to or cut off such great north the high achool end University of NORTH y noon at the Sherictan res- him, she said, that it had no place "The British Army la speeding strife'after the ort cillea as Hamburg, Cbnnecticut basketball teams and \ • ____ # ____ t. The subject he has in negotiations carried on under Reported drowned were Eugene dowii a number of Ughways into captained tt)e UConn basketbaU code of principles provides the 5432 uled to go Into effect April L At will be in keeping with wartime conditions. Bremen and Wllhelmshaven. central, Germany,” AP Corres framework, for that voltmtary hearings before the Senate Agri J. Manning, 15. son of Mr. ana General Eisenhower has said the team In 1942 and received honor T Monday. Lewis had no Immediate com pondent Ned Nordness was able method of settling differences culture committee, however, OPA Mrs. John Manning, in a small loss of the Ruhr would leave Ger able mention on the 1942 All- SOUTH Things Are Fresher At The A ll 'the new clothing in thn World wouldn’t begin to The attorney Is somewhat of ment after the operator rejection pond about a quarter of a mile to report throu^ the 'security American college team of that which is essential In a democracy. offlelala agreed to study packers’ lover and he Is going to tell was announced. many incapable of continuing or blackout on MWitgomery’a front .. . In the process of reacMng clothe the millions o f war vrctims who now find them from his Medford home, and Jerry ganized resistance long. ’Tbe great year. He was a member of the appeals that ■ the cut be held up club how he became interest- He gave no hint as to his atti "Opposition from Bocholt south Is voluntary settlements, manage 4321 Vena, flv«, aon o f Mr. and Mrs. est mass o f German troopis left In Sigma Mu fraternity. pending further oursyy of their selves at liberty due to the rapid advances of the Allied in birds. O f course he is not tude toward carrying out the over negligible to nil.” Enlisted ki Bfarinee ment and labor should be as little whelming strike vote taken Wed Michael Vena, who fell into a western Europe was being swiftly financial position. to attempt to tell the K1 He graduated from the Univer handicapped as possible by eom- The agency has indicated It re armies. Most o f them are in rags. . . a quarter of them nesday among his bituminous min creek of the Neponset river not encircled In the trap fashioned, by Canadians captured Anholt and ana about the kind of birds sity of Connecticut In 1942 and on pllcated govefnimental rules and ers. ’Die union’s established policy, far from his Quincy home. the First Arm y and the 21st Arm y British troops advanced six miles AMBULANCE g a r d subaldles, rather than con practically naked. They’ll welcome with joy the worn hoeets over at the County build- northwest 'of the town Into Hol October 5, 1942 ba enUsted in. tbe procedures. sumer prlM Increases, as the pre MODEL FRUIT SHOPPE however. Is "no contract, no work.' group on the north. TTie attendance prize will be United States Marine Oorpa and *T heartily approve o f what has clothing now hanging in your closets and attic. Get Miss Perkins’ proposed contract Third Army tanks captured land. • (BURKE) ferred method for granting "ire- •WHERE G ENVim QVAUTY PREVAILS** ted by T^t Hewitt. Says Nazis Have Bright sunshine bathed tbe B rit racelvad hla initial training at been dime. O f course i t la only the Usf’ to business.. ./t out that clothing n o w ...A ir and brush woolens... embraced six of Leiris’ 18 propos Lauterbach and e n te i^ Herbetein, first step. Other steps must be als in one form or another. ' both SO miles east of *1*4 ish front suggesting that the Ger Quantlco, Va., and was commla- On this line. Senator W herry 997 MAIN STREET ^ A Pew Steps Below Hale’s TELEPHONE 2-0784 Wash cottons (not necessary to iron them). Fold mans would again be placed un aloned a 2nd Lieutenant ot Ma- taken, but the first step is encour 6868 (R-NSb) eommanted to a reporter, She agreed with- his demand for Secret Weapon within 237 miles o f Russian lines, aging.” . 1 return to a 35-hour work week, 135 o f Leipzig and lese than 100 der aerial attack. rinea On Dec. 16, 1942.- He v w •T don’t like subsidies, but adjust* ' — 111 i. i ■i— ’i ..I— I— neatly; tie with sturdy twine. Manchester will collect Manchester asalgned to the Marina Paratnfcp (BOLliORAN) with overtime for work beyond the of Czechoslovakia. T w o columiik o f the Sixth A r m enu must be msde.” School at Camp Gllesplo, Calif., Easter greetings to yon all! Although the traditional Easter hams wifl be few and • its quota of 126,000 poundb o n ... seventh hour daily. ’The miners Portland, Ore., March 30— OP)— mored divlaion' advanced 21 jniles The court's finding* on l>eef Evening; Herald infantry Movtag In Swiftly each, reaching areas north and from which ha graduated on July 3060 far between this yesr. jron can stiD build yourself a good, healthful dinner around now are spending nine hours each A Dutch underground agent says First Army infantry waa mov About Town! ceilings were contained in five de- the Nazis have a secret weapon, east pfi^Siciwen. One cdlumn on the 4, 1948 and was assigned overseas -cislana involving a x number, o f Model fmits and vegetables. These are stiO unrationed — so d« your Easter shop day underground, including an ing M swiftly behind the armored north in e of the FrankfUrt-Beriin to tho South Pacific, where he An alarm was turned In from (QUISH) ■ estimated 45 minutes of portal-to- and Allied Armies are racing for spearheads end -cleaning up by patera, among them Armour A ping tomorrow at Model — wherd’joo ’D And an. abundance of the finest, freshest Adassified Adrertisements victory before It is used 'Effectively. superhighway reached^AlIertahau- served five months. Box 134 at 3:10 thlr afternoon for portal travel and 16 minutes for, passed pockets o f small groups, Co., o f tho "b ig fou r” proceeaor Jabob van Berkel, who hides his sen, eight miles northeast o f Gies-, Bsrti for MorO.Tcklnlng a brush fire on Hartrord road. The fruits aiid vcgeUbles. Bnt six average words to a line.^ which either put up only feeble re 4340. slaughterers. lunch. Identity with a fictitious name sen. The other, south o f the road, He returned to the United States firs waa extinguished without any Us." nurqbcrs snd abbrevlatlood' slstance or gave up without i Peel Decided -Edge Given Miss Perkins proposed shift dif andswon’t allow his picture to' be pushed to Lumda, 11 east o f Gies for more - training In another trouble. Hose Co. No. 1 responded count as a word and compound fight. While withholding official com la as two words. Minimum cost ferentials for the second and third Dublished, says the- wea'pon Is so sen. branch of tH9 varied Marine serv to the caU. ‘ ment, OPA officials reportedly feel WEEK-END! I Sunday, April 8th "Around Giessen— elbow of tbe Ice of three llnee. shifts of four and eight cents. In t^werfully destructive It Is al ice at Camp Pendleton, Calif., and HOSPITAL great wheeling noovement which Only Scattered OppssItlM the ruling approving processor ratre per day for transient stead of the 10 and 15 cents asked most Inconceivable." returned to the South Paclflc on A t the final Lenten service with turned the First Anayas attack liie divlaion encountered ^ imlF ceilings gave die agency a decided EVertive March 17, 1977 by Lewis. Allied officials know of Uie Nov. 80. 1948 as a member o f the Communion this evening at 7{S0 at edge In the decielons. f ELLOW RIPE She cut In half—to $76— the, ad from the east to the north— the scattered opposition. On the way /f’s the day you can help Casli Cliarge weapon, "a tiny gadget which it captured Friedberg, Dothetan, 28th Regiment, 5,th Marine Dlvl- Zion Lutheran churCh, the theme 5131 i Ihey take this view. It was un SWHia ^ nsecutlve Days .....j 7 cta| 9 cts ditional vacation allowance sought could be placed In a rocket bomb," Ninth Armored division advanced Bion. He has taken part In all ac. of Pastor Prokopjr’s sermon wUl 6 p from nine to 13 miles to Schwelns. Butzbach and Gruneningen. *A derstood, becauee most of the na inaecutive Days ...... | 9 cts-ll cts by L/ewis. ’The miners now receive van Berkel said In an Interview tlons o f tbe -iFIfth Marines In the be ”A Summary of Christ-Centered tion’s beef Is handled by proceseor y ...... ;...... Ill ctsllS cts berg, 85 miles east o f the Rhine. Oerraan flak regiment trying to Air-raid sirens, sounding at 1 o’clock, will notify $50. He had asked 1(100. yesterday, but “do not know In South Peclffo since. Rell^on.” w ater MPT. powers. They ore elated, too, be orders for Irregular iBsertlona Another armored column cleared escape from a powet northwest of lb . be charged at tbe one time rate. She ruled out - Lewis’ request what form It might be launched. He waa wounded on Feb. 31 hut cause the court found, in the A r you that trucke are on the way to your street. Kirchbeln and Burgelng and reach Frankfurt surrendered en masse to. ilal rates lor long term every that the companies furnish free "The new weapon may be used returned to action after receiving A sen was bom yesterday at the mour cose, that processor ceilings Place your clothing on the sidewalk, ready fo r advertielng given upon request. ed Schwavendorg, eight miles the Sixth A tn ioi^ division. ^ 3077 ~ explosives to the miners bpt with complete effectiveness The Fourth Armored division treatment on a hoapital ahip lying Hartford hoapital to Mr. and ^rs. are fair and equitable not alone collection. Is ordered cancelled before tlie against the continental United northeast of Marburg. or SUi day will ba charged only agreed they should have free deto captured Lautenbach, nearest re offahore. He was fataUy w o tti^ WiUiam D. Starrett of 28 Feradale (After 5 P. M.) on an Industry-wide earnings Slates," he warned. ’ ’The German A ir Force yester FR E SH . siosm A icidfc the actual number of times tbe nators and caps and various safety ported approach to the Russians, on March 8 tm Iw o Jlma. Drive. standard, but on a producU basla. Van Berkel la here tmder the day made its Drat appearance over appeared charging at the rate apparel. and Nldda, Ulfa. Laubach and Beatdes hla parenta. Mr. and The court declared, however, ad but no allowance or returns auspices of the Netherlands in' the First Army front since the/at She hit a oompromUe on Lewis' Stomfsls, all southwest of Giessen Mrs. John Winzler of 22 Wads A t the Gixid Friday Communion 7868 that “ w e ‘ dq not. .think,-the Honeradish ORANGES (SRAPEFROIT be made on six time ads stopped formation bureau. tack opened. Tbe 'pUnes ifiDofifed tte flfth ds}-. request that members bi the crew The 11th Armored division, worth street, he leaves one sister, dervlce this evening at 7:80 at over-all profit poaltlon of the tn- and bombed. ^ Mlae Katherine Winsler. at home.' Ehnanuel Lutheran church, the dustiy ta the only appropriate re "til forbids’’ ; dleplsy llnei. not in mobile units be paid the same In driving north, H odger men newly committed to the battle 59c l b . 35c dozen i for 25c as the operator. She suggested east of the Rhine, advimoed nine Miss Marquerite Cole, daughter pastor. Rev. Theodore E. Palmer, standards for determining wheth Herald will not ba reaponalble G o—Every day special zofailster to the Vatleaa. moved out along tbe 8«4ms rtver Nam« ELECTRIC C tasea oa sales of beaf to the arm ,The Andrew Ansaldi Co. M tke CBAROa 8A1B fiw tha laat two waoka llariae e " --- 18 miles ta baka Obaradoif ed foroeo. The court dtaoetod that ak a wraalaiice to advw ____ liamt. FMMp N. Jdaea, atatloned at retroactive adjusttnents be made OoM KvotMbaeh. 9 • 5 • • • • • ^ 1 8 1 RATB8 wm ba assMb- Peart Harbor, telephoned St. AddrcM > • • ••••■•< I • P • • « 4 to cover tbeoe loeaea. One ot the PA'niBNT If aTSe Athens, March 80—o$oa anin— drtvbur north ba- Oonii., le ft a net asUte o f 1358^ Evenino Herald tbe CHAIUMI B A n ed. Bat he fiaaSy m * the Codahy Brothers Co., Cudahy, uum abofik manggHng batwoaa X gypt WBirt • Janetta w M S ttm B rttta Maacheatcr War C ow dl j ffiSO, an estate appraisal filed to No swpcMlhOttjr fM ha was after. His wtfe gave Mrih that » portta Oannaay*a Wta. aws Oneetk draw a guseUBieBt at - Mnn1ci|id Bldg. day showed. She died Jan. 28 to a boy, Phil^i Jr^ nine pounds. crackdown today with all trans- Induatrtal power la melting away, 5121 . T1M99 M ta rosulted iw4*r ^« g l t a .Ituhr lEQit a J 18 per l lt M . ' - 'A - -J ' -'iK ■" ; ■ r ' - - - PTAniUWEST^ EVENING WEEAT.n. MANCKER'T'ER. GONN.. FRItiAY. MARCH 80,194R EAGV
M AlfCnEVrsk EVTCNINO HERALD,,MANCHBSTBR, c o n n ., F ^ A T , m a r c h s o , 194S
, w n o — 1080 WDRO—1860 Today's Radio w^SL-i«o the two great Ruaaldn armie* ‘What Can You Spafe - Parents T old smashing toward Vienna, and Ber \azis Report Baotera War ThD* Club Opens Its Season Tomorto Yaifkees Land iThat They Can Wear?” Dirgo, Jr. lin said an avalanche o f Russian ^ mobile gun* and motorized Danzig Fall^ Son Is KiUed 4:00—WDRC — Houm P a rty ; way; WHTD — The L o b s “•----1------^...... ^ -'-J-----‘r------I / ------infantry had broken through\de- On Two Isles "The lot of the children of News; WHTD — 'nm* Views Ranger; WYHT -r- Castles ta 'ar Casualty fensa lines on both the north and Holland, once the best cared the News; WTHT — N e w ■; tbs Air; W’ *IC—Quia of Two south banks of ttis Danube. To Russians for in Europey ie appalling,’) S. Sgl. James F. Civiello^ OIrand’s Music Halt; WTIC — Cl ties. Radio Luxembourg said a state Off Cebu Citv writes an on-the-scene war Backstage Wife. 8:00—WDRC The Aldrich Fm - of emergency had been declared correspondent. "Their lack 5f — Stare ot the SV- B illiards AAnex Rec TourneyjBenRomanl^ppoiiitei ^ End Soldier !• 4:15—WHTD — Musical Round (Continued Prom Page Oae) Made Supreme Sacri* Uy; WHTD ki the greater Reich’s second city, (OoBtinaed from Page Oae) clothing Is tragic and now only up; w n c —Btolla Dallas. ture; WTIft — CecU Brown; led in Germany; oapltal of Austria, with a pre the lucky ones possess the tra fice in Germany. 4:30—WDRC — Strictly Swing; w nc—aUiB service concert. war population of 1,930,000. was not unUl 5:30 that Hitler ditional wooden shoes. The w n C —LoreiMo Jones 8; 15—WTHT- -Kay-O-Quiz i ------" ..—.... ' ' " ’ " ' As Pro for Fifth Yei cnt» Are Noliftod. big port of Legaspi on southeut* broadcast his order of the day an Attempts t* Cross NItra em Luzon and bombed factories, others, during the winter, bun Mr. and Mrs. Anthony CivieHo, 4:45—WDRC — Danny O’Neil, 8:30—WDRC — Adventures o f tha nouncing that he had decided to dled their feet in old rags or The northern wing of Marshal airdromes and rail facilities on of 164 South Main street, were In Songs; WHTD— Hop Harrigan; Thin Man; Bill Henry; WHTD John Dirgo Jr., M, mm o# meet “ force with force"—the deci waste. In other war-ravaged Variation! by Van Cleve; Gmrse in Top Rodion MallnovsKy's Second Formosa. sion which set the torch to Eu W nC—Young Wldder Brown. Beat Hawkeyes 21-18 i Xia. John Dlr»b Sr., of 36 Bombers patrolling the China nations, a majority are no bet formed of the death of their soil. WTHT — Freedom of Oppor Ukrainian Army, by enemy report, rope. / 5:00—WDRC — News: Ad Liner; W U ch b LargM^; a voteran of four had pushed 17 to 25 miles west sea blockade sank a 7,000-ton car ter off as regards foot gear.” Staff Sergeant James F. Civtello, WHTD—Terry and the Pirates; tunity; W T C — Duffy’s Tavern. The Manchester Country club of Patch’s Seventh Army ta the ^unpalgna la Buropc, waa the Hron river and had at- go ship and five small coastal ves Avenge Gallant Poles That wby contributions of Army, in Germany on March 18 WTHT — Happy, the Humbug; 3:00—WDRC — It Pkys to be Ig will officially open thetr season to 58rd Division. He Wss a standout In reaching Danzig the Russians This Section; N< J-ln action on th* Carman tempted to cross the NItra river sels off Formosa and sent four serviceable shoes t(v the Unit by the War Department yester WXIC—When a Girl Marrlee. norant; W FTD — Famous Jury As Bob Lanz Shines morrow afteuioon with a reoord twlrler, pasUmlng with the Pratt avenged the 202 gallant Poles who j on Maroh 20, acoording to a within 47 miles of Bratislava. small freighters to the bottom off ed National Clothing Collec day. 6:16—WHTD — Dick T ra cy ; Trials; WTHT —Qsbriel Heat- turnout of g— The German training ship ber of the school golf team and ble or Nothl ig; w n c — Psople the clubhouse and grounds, today j and fought In France, Bel- across a vital German supply line Singapore, the great Naval base Your outgrown, outmoded, 6:46— WDRC — Swoon or .Croon; Behind in Title Game. Vilga, H. aide set ...... 3 0 It stands at Ute top. mentor certainly got a good line on be tomorrow afternoon at Schleswig-Holstein opened 'jip captained the team ta his junior WHTD — Captain Midnight; Are Funny, Davis, B, foul ...... Luxenibourg and Germany to Italy. His troops drove to at the cross-roads of Japan’s em forgotten garments, shoes and - Durante and . . 3 1 several boys for next year. time It is expected that maay'^ from her berth not far from and senior years. WTHl — '^m Mix; WTIC — 10:0—WDRC Mason, H, f o u l ...... I two year* and *even month* within 140 miles of the Italian pire, has felt the might of B-29 the Westerplatte, Sept. 1. Germans bedding constitute a vital part Was Excellent Golfer —Sammymy HKaye’s The Center BUUarda captured . . 3 1 Ben Roman the successful pro Front Page Farrell. Moore; WH' VUga, H, foul ...... 4 1 Johnny Hedlund coached the the club members will trke an i Hraea* aervlce. border and 55 miles east of the Super-Fortress blows for the sev rushed to the streets to find pla of a supply that can be made He was captain of caddies at’the VariUes; — Boxing — the First Annual Recreation Cen at the club has been engaged for Bora la Bridgeport ' Austrian mountain city of Cm*- avedlable to the war-stricken Evening | Second Period Hawkeyes ta the tourney final*' tire part ta ths opening day enth time in five months. cards on the walls announcing Hit Manchester Ctountry Club and was . Joe Baksi Lou Nova; w n c ter’s Junior basketball tournament the fifth successive year. The . Dirgo wa* bom in Bridget while at the southern end of the A medium-sized force—upwards ler’s fateful step. Albert Forster, nations without real sacrifice an excellent golfer, winning the an 6:00—News on aU stations. idy. Tedford, B, foul ...... 4 3 youthful, likeable pro has been a last night tivlties that have always —Amos ’n last night when they edged the but came to a C5olche*ter front spearheads pushed to within of 40 bombers— from Brig. Gen. the Nazi leader in Danzig, was on your part.^ nual caddy championships for sev 6:15—WDRC Jimmy C a rrol ’ 0:30—WDRi -Stage Door Can Vllga. H, sucker ...... 6 3 vital factor ta the euccesses enjoy big factor in the aucceoe o f ~ Brown, H, side s e t ...... Johnny ‘The Voice" Green an with his parent* several , jg Yugoslavia with the Roger M. Ramey’s 20th Bbmber very much in evidence, driving eral years and the Manchester Singa#WHTD — Digest of the teen; WHTD—The Doctor Talks Hswkeyes by a score of 21 to 18 .. 8 a ed by the organisation. orgiinizaUon. I ago; afterward* to Manches-) ^.^pture of Szombathely. command in India nit oil storage around in his well-pressed uniform Country Club Championship in It Over; w nC —Sports News In a thriU packed hall game before Mason, H, foul ...... 9 3 nounced the play by play descrip- Air; Washington Snapshots; Ben Roman has again beoB ( „ Before entering the service I capture of Kapuwar, at the areas of the one-time British Na in a large, open car. He gave 1942. WTHT—Moses Berkman; Con reel. I a crowd of 166 that were treated Vilgan, H, sucker , ...... 11 3 Uon of last night’s cage finals. It Robb, B, sucker ...... 11 4 Henry .Smith, chib president waa reported that he received ed as th* club profeaelonal fbi I^WPrked with hi* father on their I northern end of- the front, car val bastion yesterday. The attack Prof. Ibagg, 8. C. and 8 t Augus- tlon; WTHT — Fulton Lewis. w n c — Wortd’s Great Novele. Ktag, H, foul ...... 18 get underway the middle of April. joyed by members because "Fla. He- went oversea* as a f.QSStsi pocket in East Prussia the base for more than two hours. Westerplatte. Only machine-gun ers, Michael of this town, Harold quarters of the game. 14 Training Camp occupied Aachen, and said another in the Na-vy, and Daniel P „ UAC Jr.; W n C —Supper Club, 11:45—WDRC — Dance Orchea- Tedford. B, long set . , . .16 16 Six major tourneys are on the sea The Billiards won the game course tends to dry out quii Jber of Headquarter;, Battery, southwest of beleaguered Koenlgs- (Unconfirmed by 20th Air Force and rifle fire came back. The Poles In addition to gaining the tour berg, killing and capturing 130.- had one three-inch gun, but it was traitor" and his whole family representative from the Hamilton 7:16—WDRC — Tommy Dorsey tra. ! ney crown, the BUUarda are the of Lans, B, foul ...... 16 17 son schedule, one more than lost the hard way as after trailing for the spring./ ( Field ArtUlery, 1st Division ta headquarters was a German radio ‘On Death’ on Iwo Jima Standard Propeller Company at Orcheetra; WHTD — Raymond 12:06—WHTDI — Nsws; Music; Lanx, B, follow up . . . . .16 19 year and Indications point to three periods they came baric to The clubhouse' will be 1942 taking part ta the 000 Nazi troops in the 18-day destroyed after firing the 30th /ere kUled in an explosion at ficial town junior champions.The N otes report heard In London of a Tokyo Kansas Ctiy, Mo., and one sister. Oram Swing; WTHT — Red w n c — Nqw*: Smith Goes Lanz, B, short s e t ...... 16 21 another big season. win out The losers concentrated Buropean tavaslon by campaign. round. Meutzenlcn, aouth ^ f Aachen. new rulers were forced to call upon within the next two wceke broa—Lee Sims, pianist touted forwards. Bob Tedford and that spelled doom for the Hawk around th* building and will llR T lce he was never grounded In dropped Incendiaries which start man radio poured forth Hit/er’s and Jack Cheney, ardent sport disappointment after costing the British Fleet Mines Worse Than Jap airfielda mi nearby island!. that three parachutists ta German | vision of the 1st Army, Whiszer Robb were held at bay Boston Red Sox 125,000 last year, new beauty to Uie club. Ths i ed numerous fires.) Lowesf thermometer reading on order of the day, hts speech to the fans and better than average eyea. uniform kUled Oppenhof last Siin- throughout. The two shining Hartford Nips .* I (f is giving evidence that he might tag area wiU be closed ta on _ is survived to his parenU, Enemy Artillery on ships ta /h e harbor was about 60 Reichstag and the music of Wag golfers are among the many club Joins Assault ner. Flags bedecked the city. day night at his home on the out- lVs>SMlArl lights were Stash Davis, husky members that ars expected to play Last night’s games winds up yet pay diiidenda. aides with shrub* dotting ths , i«itd Mn. Jpitcher wa# recently pro troops caught ta the ever-tighten da agency said the "execution” at General of the Army H. H. A r Eddie vllga, who waa voted the suits and Jackets will be collected Yankees to two hits in five score rooms have been completely : munition and Buppliea. Iwo Jims (Delayed)—All this mans intended to blast out the street yesterday, vl/as that at one with a listener of each station of Indoor Meet 45 to 23. moted to the rank of Sergeant ta ing Irrawaddy river pocket in cen The beachmaster, with * loud Muetzenich did away with a for nold, commander o f the A.A.F., is most -valuable player in the title and the season’s melon spilt less frames and struck qut five vated and repainted as well i Carter blinkered to the British Poles with shells and bombs, and time the house was in the Second the network being given a chance play, played a- whale of a game in the U. S. Army. Jocko is a member Army Tanks tral Burma. on Iwo Jima seemed unreal. speaker to direct unloading opera had not sent Infantry 'against it. mer'school teacher named 'Velten batters. showers. A feature of the clti task force Commander, Vice Ad tions, doubled as a news commen School District and the hydrants announced as guest qieaker for to say who committed the crime a lostag cause. Playing opposite Manchester High’s track and The Southeast Asia conynand Tou literally walked and rode The Nazis feared their newly accused of being a "traitor German were laid in the Eighth District. Manager Joe Cronin nominated year Is the fact that O ayt: miral Sir Bernard Rawlings: tator for the weary, news-starved mayor serving under the Allied the premiere of a new BLU series, through a system of telephone Robb, the Ught haired backcourt anhoimced the enemy had been on death, wondered why it passed won city would be wrecked if that Now that a change has been made field team suffered its second Joe W o ^ Jr., and Otis Clark to 1ms been signed os dining i Tnvacle Austria; Good hunting, good luck and God American fighters on this strip of military government.” "The FigbUng AAF,” at X:30 p. calls. ” star waa easily the outstanding hurl against ths Yankees today. speed to you. British brothers." foBed from a strongpoint just you by. land 750 miles from Tokyo. gallant band decided to blow up and the residents- of the Mathei; m. Saturday. The Army Air player on the floor. He led the straight defeat of ths indoor sea Ed Vilga Voted Most for the eeason. The local north qf Meiktila, a British-beld You laughed at your narrow es- the Westerplatte's big amnuintUon Attacks on the lives of two Nazi street pay taxes to th* Eighth Dis Dialing Tonight: NBC— 8 Paul Shortstop Skeeter Newsome join feels fortunate ta being nMe Rawlings replied, ‘Thank you It was his loud-speaker which Forces are cooperating in tito pro Hawkeyea like a veteran trooper, son yesterday afternoon at Hart ed the Sox squad. vjbanzig Occupied very much. I hope we meet again. road Junction aouth of Mandalay. capea— if you could. Sometimea stores. leaden were reported by the Lux trict, the need for more hydrant* Lavalle melody; 9 Waltz Time; waa instrumental in tossing in secure the serrices of a aeMl gave Marines along the cluttered embourg radio, quoting "reliable gram. ford High wfien the latter school Commodore, nearer Tokyo." At Taungtha, 38 milea north you caught a tinge of hysteria in beach the. first newa that Japan’s On Sept. 7, after seven days of is shown. Feature of the broadcasts will 9:30 People Are Funny; 10 Amos nine points and snared rebounds Other Camp Briefs reputable os Mr. Hansen. constant air and Naval attack, the Swiss sources.” l(OMrttoaed Page One) Assigned to Southern Tip west of Meiktila, the British pro the laughter after the Marines little Gibraltar, Mount Suribachl The house where the fire was be descriptions, made with the and Andy; 11:30 Vanity Fair finale and set up plays throughout the scored a smashing 45 to 23 win. Valuable in Tourney Cards— Shortstop Marty Mar An added feature wlB be The British unit was assigned gressed in cleaning out Japanese, spent six weary daya on this God had fallen. On D-Day-plus-four, German high command announced 8S Leader Dr. Ernst Kalten- discoveiod had been sold the ni|^t wire recorder, by eye witnesses . . . CSS—7:80 Friday on Broad proceedings. Manchester failed to win a first ion arrived, talked salary terms condiUonlng of the tw» that the remnants of the gari/son to the southern Up of the Ryukyu who had dug themselves into forsaken strip of land some 750 the speaker blared out: brunner. No. 2 Nazi under Htenrich before by Nathan Jefferson and hs aboard planes on bombing and way; 8:30 'Thin Man; 9 It pays to The teams were evenly matched place although Johnny Wenzel tied with owner Sam Breadon, no courts that ar* located ^ „ »»«d bypassed on the south by realising the hopelessness of their Ugeliecked Soviet push which chain. It bombed and strafed In caves on a hillside for a last-ditch miles from Tokyo. Often, you felt "Mount Suribachi is ours. The Himmlsr, waa reported wounded and hlf wife were out looking for be Ignorant; 10 Moore and Dur with the Hawkeyes gaining an for first in the high jump. The agreement reached. George Dock- o f the cluhhouee. H m oonrts 1 positions, decided to surrender. fighting missions. The first of Y Bowling League reached a point only 42 stallations, destroyed 20 grounded stand. as if you were sleep-walking. American flag has been raised oyer seriously during anti-Nazi clashes another place to live when ths firs these will come from the Pacific, ante . . . BLU—8 Stars of Future early lead tn the first minute, on latter also placed second in the Hawkeye*’ Guard Richly ins, formerly with American As not been used ta the _ from Vienna, city of l.MO,- planes, fired the town of Ohama, Heavy bombera of the Elaatern There waa the constant mortar it by the Fffth Marine Diirlsion, at Vienna. was discovered. The formal papers the European and British Isles Easter concert; 8:30 Variations by Vilga’s short set shot The losers shotpiit. Other point gatoerers for sociation, arrived to become 10th years but with InterMt had not been passed and the insure Eam^ Distinction; Final Standings M»s scene of Hitler’s anechlues sank one small ship and damaged Air command attacked a Japa and artillery fire, the enemy al FMne work, men.” Baldur von Schirach, former zones. Van Cleave; 9:30 Gene Krupa led 4 to 1 at the period and held a the locals were Jake Donovan and Card pitcher on hand Three still It wee decided to ready,Um < ance on the building in the name of band; 10 Sammy Kaye varieties. Second Round absento-Ted Wilks, Harry Bre- ih ta 1938. other amall veaaela Monday and nese base at Rangoon and hit rail ways sending a shell screaming Flag Flies on Suribachl ' Hitler Youth chief and Nazi loader 11 to 8 lead at Intermission. The Herb Stevenson, second and third W. L P.C. for use and today they ere I over just when you thought it waa Mr. Jefferson still was ta effect MBS—8:30 Freedom of Opportun Billiards came-back strong in the Murphy Second; All cheen, and A1 Jurisich. •fasloB Verges On Penis Tuesday. roads, including the Burma-Tbai- AH eyes turned toward, the hill A bout Tow n at Vienna, was said to have had a From 1:15 p. m. Saturday, NBC respectively in the mile. Ward Hunters .... 26 10 .722 feet playing condiUon. 11m A German Army's confusion After announcing British par land line. Four planes were re secure. and there was the American flag narrow escape from assassination when the fire was discovered. ity; 9:30 Double or Nothing. third -period to knot the score at Star Team Selected. Browns—Pitcher Jack Kramer behind the move to meife | There were two other calls for haa announced the "First religious Strange second In the 20 ■yard Ctaambers .. 21 15 .583 on panic, said So\iet front ticipation, Admiral Chester W. ported missing. Worse were land mines, which flying from the top of the 546-foot ta the Austrian capital. Two of broadcast from Russia,’’ ta which 11 all on Tedford’s long set heave dash. ^ reported. Catcher Joe Schultz and th* eourfe Ie headed by The Salvation Army Songster fires yesterday. No. 1 Of the South Saturday Programs: Pre-Easter Motor SalM 19 17 .528 reports. Nimitz also disclosed that the Japs had sown cleverly throughout high rock. his companions were slain, the re greetings from the newly-elected and a basket and foul toes by .444 pitcher Sam Zoldak joined work Pariiman. Any members I the island. We bivouacked in the Brigade will hold ite regular re Manchester fire department had a broadcasts—NBC 1 p.\m. Chorals Haberen gained a lie for first in Eddie Vllga, diminutive guard Billiards .... 16 20 et war teporters found R Japanese at last had made a con And It waa his speaker which port asserted. Patriarch. Alexei, are to be read Da-vis. Ed Brown netted two twin- the hop. skip and jump whHe Hall 22 .389 outs. Al LaMacchia pitched four ta plajrlng ere urged to certed attempt to counter-attack middle of one mine field. hearsal this evening at 7:45 at the call to Middle turnpike, west for a from St. John the Diirine, N. Y.; pointers for the 'eyes sandwiched Morlartys .. 14 runless innings for Browns, who __[t to keep up with the tanka, Americans Abandon J Allied attacking force came from knows. A few rninutea latef^" an the Good Friday Service of the The New York, New Haven ihd Tedford responded with a des- (Hartford) and Haberen (Man haired Vilga easily proved to be Baseman Grey Clarke, First Base- the Nipponese. Tokyo asserted a the enemy may now have reached mayor was knifed, but not sell Hartford Railroad hrldgis on Cen ry , Moor* program on C®S . . . BLU— 12:30 Home and Gar eprate long shot that tied the chester) tied for first; third. Free The tourney committee consist The 1944 season was th* s latter course would take other mined bomb was found 10 Croea to be held at the South. the class of the title event, playing Jimmy man Joe Orengo unheard ftom. fleet of “more than 100 warships, Laohokow waa indicated by an an' Methodist church beginning at o u t , ter street is not tbs only bridgo through a switch of sponsors 4s den; 2 Metropolitan Opera Finale score up at 16 all. Both teams man (Hartford). Diatance 25 feet ed of Bruno Bycholski. prosperous and enjoyable te Red Army through Wiener yards away, and 10 yards from Our smart, aggressive headsup ball in Murphy, John Faikowskt, Wilfred Outfielder Howard Roberta re with about 10 battleships as its nouncement yesterday that U. S. foxhole, in which we had spent :30 o’clock. I Pastor Ward will de Christer Jae^etiund, Swedish o w i ^ by the railroad company not materializing as indicated. "11 Trovatore," Speaker Sir Gerald then alternated missing repeated 5 1-4 inches. history of the club that (' luab^, airplane production all three of the Hawkeyes tourney (^arke and Earl Y ost ported. Rain chased squad under long battered Into ruin by mainstay,” was cruising about 14th Air Force bombers attacked two nights under sporadic Jap Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry LaFleur liver brief meditations on "The conespondent recently returned to that has been marked up by pupU* They conclude their present series Campbell; 6:45 Labor U.8.A.; 8 ■hots and finally with two min High jump— Sutkowaki (Hart grandstand for brief workout.’ In- to 1917. An attractive pro| tonight at 16, with the future of games. He was a member of the bombera, 25 miles aoutb Okinawa and screening sUU an a town only 'five miles to the shelling. have received word tha^ their son, Seven Lost Words of Jesiu.” Stockholm from Berlin, wrote that from Manchester High scHm L H w Early American dances;, ?0 Andy utes to play, Lans waj fouled in ford) and Wenzel (Manchester) tersquad game Sunday, was carried on with ' nu the show changed to an “indefinite High school varsity during the [Billina and 32 mllea northwest other task force watch Included no-theast. More than one Marine felt a lit it generaUy is expected that Hit center street bridge waa marked Russell show . . . MBS— 1:30 the act of shooting and awarded tied for first; third, Dupuis (Hart tournamente and handisaps more than ten aircraft carriers. Raymond FYancis, is back in this category." Symphonies for Youth Finale; 2:30 past season after starring for sev Cubs-i-Despite showers, team gaptured Koazeg (Guns). The new enemy drive, unless tle bit uncomfortable after the dia- A group of local young girls ler, his top lieutenants and fanati with the numerals ’45 ta white two free, throws. He missed the ford). Height 5 feet, 5 1-2 Inchea. eral seasons with the north end drilled on depot grounds, preserv held that held the interest The Nipponese also reported cavery. But one Marine, a member country after hospitalization in have left for New York City where A new Saturday' night show Is Orson Welles replying to O cil B. first but the second was good and members. With a presen. mei sweep around the southern checked, eventually 'may menace France and England since Christ cal Nazi foUowers wUl hole up ta paint The bridge over U)e road in * 440—Won by Letson (Hartford); Suicides. ing record of not missing a prac af Lake Neusiedler, landtag that at least 600 carrier planes either Sian, in Shensi province 200 of the lOth Amphibian Tractor they wlH spend Easter, making the mountain bastion of southern Buckland has also been defacotb being made ready for an April 7 DeMille; 5 Sports Parade; 7:45 the Hawkeyes led for the first time ship of close to. 366, it 1' mas. start on MBS under the title. 6f second. Bottaro (Hartford): third, An star Selections tice. Pitcher Ed Hanyzewski’s paralyzing Impact against pounded southern Japan for 10 miles northwest of Laohokow, or Battalion, which carried the first their headquarters at the Hotel Germany when the final coHapse The paint used was red and tha Music and Lyrics; 10 (Chicago in the game. After a teammate By Eddie Usher that it will Increase considc hours yesterday, concentrating on Mrs. Laura Squier; Tax Collec “Chlling All Detectives.” A mys- theater "Girt Cjraty" ' missed a long shot, Lanz streaked Shuskaa (Hartford). Time :67.1. The all star team was selected arm, re-injured Weilnesday, still .traffic network south of Vien- Chungking, 400 miles to the waves of the Fourth Marine Di Commodore. In the party ivere comes. nuiperals on this bridge ar* ‘46. 880— Won by Jackson (Hart Discharged from the U. S. Army stiff. Clncy Coach Jimmy Wilson before the season ende. the Kure and Sasebo naval bases tor, will be at Yeoman’s hall on Mary Naven, Shirley Cervlnl, Ma under the hoop, picked the ball off as follows, forwards Denny Halll- President Smith waa una curltag ta behind enemy southwest. vision ashore, broke the •tenseness Monday, April 2, all day, to re ‘Tn the next few days,” Jaeder- The paint ran down the sldea of ford); second. Hall (Manchester); day, Knights and Tommy Mason, visited Cubs’ Manager Grimm to and other targets.. with a remark that brought relief rie Fitzpatrick, Lucile Barry, the board and threw it In to give on Armistice Day, 1918, I waa ly re-elected to his iOns holding the 18-mlle Planes under Gen. Douglas Mac- ceive taxes. lund wrote, "there may be a thi^I- the nridge after it was painted on manpower director or a designated third. McKinney (Manchester), Hawkeyes, center. Murphy and arrange eight exhibition games o f land between the lake and and a wave of laughter. Mary Johnson, Betty Ginolfl. representative to provid. legal ad the Billiards a 19 to 16 lead. After brought to Columbus as gU£st of capacity at the annual banijurtj Arthur's command ranged north Mrs. Eleanor Tuttle, clerk of the Ibg race to this southern fortiess both sides. Compliance Post gaining possession of the ball ■nme 2:10.1. guards, Vllga and a tie between between clubs. .va on the Danube, He was Pfe, Dwayne R. Hilbert vice and services for the War Man Michigan; my alma mater, and recognition of his out ward to attack Formosa, south of local Ration Board announces that n r which the’ speed of the Allied again, the Billiards started to stall Shotput— Won by Freeman Richy Duffy of the Knights and Indians— Play first exhibition air fleets cmised ahead In L.abor Control ' of Salt Lake City, Utah.' Hilbert The Women’s League wlH have advances from the west and east power commission’s regulatory leadership. Other officers the Ryukus, MacArthur aatd to gar rations for trucks may now be _ luncheon meeting at the Second -In WMC Vacant for time, suddenly Lanz broke (Hartford); a^nd, Wenzel (Man Whizxer Robb of the Billiards, given a football suit ao I could game this afternoon against Cha- strength, strafing every said applied for for the second'quarter. will be an Important factor." programs and administer all state tourney winners. Individual prises nute Field nine at Champaign. Hi. year are vicepresident, Juliaa) day they hit a factory, an air "Somebody would think they Congregational church, Thursday, loose again and dropped In an chester): thlM, Habere. (Man sll on the bench at the game atretch of road. Sopron was Bill in Trouble Mrs. Newton Smith returned to compliances relating to statements other hoop from short range to chester). Distance 36 feet, 4 3-4 will be awarded to all six. Tomorrow, Tribe plays U. of Illi Cary, and th* board of gov Into a burning pocket at drome, sank a 7,000-ton cargo didn’t want us around here." April 5, at 1 o’clock, at which the with Ohio State. Fd never played consist# of Stanley Straugh, ahlp and five coastal vessels and her home Monday after two weeks VINCENT Hartford, March 30.—(F)— Om- o f availability, V e r ity referral, settle the outcome. Vllga added a inches. It was a surprise that Bob Ted varsity football, though I did play nois, sarrie field. Indian pitchers aouth end of the lake. Only Four Words Used guest speaker, Mrs, Charles T. Oat Fight Oanseo Alarm employment ceilings, minimum Cheney, Henry Rockwell. Ha attacked trains. at the Windham, Community hoe- Paul Hartford will tell of her necticut lawyers were asked today hoop for the Hawkeyes but the 12-Iap relay—Won by Hartford ford tbe leading scorer was not on the freshman team the year slated for games are Jim Bagby, Prisoners ta Two Days (Oonttnoed From Page One) Jap‘ artillery iind n^ortar shell pital following an operation. ot war time work week and other Ed Kleiman, Hal Klelne, Alllc Rey . Huggins and Fred Bllsh dr. ing on Iwo Jima waa so heavy at wortc os a missionary ta China. to apply for the position of com- damage had been done and the (Blrt, Bottaro. Letson, Martin). mentioned on any of the lists. The before. headlong flight Into Austria To' date the only other case of MARGIN regulations ot the sUbitlsatlon Billiards richly earned the honor nolds, Steve Gromek and Bill Bo Plans are already underway f^ cation the chief executive would timet that many Marines huddled Women of the parish who plan to k Twin Falla, Id*ho,-M ^— 'When 'pliance officer with the War Man SeOond—Manchester. Time 2:27.9. Pep Boys leading scorer gained . With the score 0-0 ta .the sec cost the Germans 18,000 ptis- Claims Task Forces scarlet fever is that of Miss Eve ^telephone operator found the power commissloh for OonnecUcUt. program. that went to the winners. nes*. the spring dance that will be he renew his appeal of Thursday ( in foxholes and dugouta found attend the luncheon should make ond half. Coach Fielding H. Yost irs ta two days, the Russians lyn Wolff. The school nurse Is telephone connection to a seed PLUMBING & HEATING Davis and Lans ;parkled for the Phillies — CiHub signed holdout at the club on Saturday era earnestly hope the Senate will their vocabulary limited to four reservations as soon as possible The appointment carrlee a salary motioned me Into the line-up. I Id. ‘Under Furious AUtu;k* checking daily at the Center on through Mrs. Frank V. Williams. store open and "moantag sounds" C O N T R A C T O ® winners while Vllga. Ed Brown, pitcher Al Gerheauser. Outfielder May 5. On northern fronts, the medie- San Francisco, March 30—(>P)— adopt th e... .biU” ). words. the opnditlon o f the pupils. of *4,600 a year plus a 3628 over thought he was kidding me as I ,'ITiree committees have been a$ With four other Marines, we coming over the wire, she called time allowance. Its duties, said and Tommy Mason were stand had never practiced with the Coaker Triplett expected to sign I heart of Danzig w-as in Rua- At least four Allied task forces Abaent L'rged To Retuni Anthem Written outs for the Hawkeyea. pointed for the season. They were huddled ta a foxhole dugout. Work is progressing on the Members of Nutmeg Forest TaU the police. City Patrolman La- A li K in ds o ( N ew statement from State Manpower team, didn’t even know the sig today. m luuids, and Moscow dispatch- are operating-in Japanese waters Senators’ telephooes jangled grading of the baseball diamond verne Rawlings and, Military Po- In the preliminary game the Athletics — Star pitcher Russ House committee, head^ said the final victory there The hole waa only about three feet Cedars of Lebanon, are asked to and Repair Work Commission Director William. J. nals and hadn’t seen a football south of Japan—two of them with personal calls, however, from which is being prepared on the Uc* Sorgt Jess Rtaabolt hurried By Mrs. Bennet Red Devils whlpMd the Knights, Christopher, with Infected , toe. Harold Peckham as chslrman wll{ it be saluted by Marshal Sta- deep, but luckily we had found return their caids Indicating Fitzgerald's office, are “to Work during my three months at Fort within carrier plane range—Radio high, administration figures, and land back Of the Home of Lester to the store and cautiously looked 35 tto 29 despite Denny Holliday’s By Hugh FaUerton, Jr. set to become Ohio State basket probably out until third week of Henry Huggins, Earl Ballsleii ■oon. some slx-by-alx timbers to put whether or not they intend to be 69 Starkweather Street under the supervision of the state Schuyler. Tokyo said today, while a promi telegrams went -out urging absent across the top. We also had a few Hutchins. The local team has been present at the Ladies' Night pro inside. They saw two cats fight l8-potat scoring spree. New York, March SO—((^—Lou ball coach when L. W. St. John re regular season according to physi George Koon. Edward • Web remnants had with- An anthem entitled, "An Easter BUUarda j,(81) Mike Knode, quarterback, had nent Japanese newspaper warned members to return. aandbaga around ua.. provided with uniforms by Mau gram in the Temple on Saturday, ing, th* telephoho receiver knock Nova, who used to turn over and tires as .athletic diractor and Ole cian. Charles Froh, Donald Fisk*. Mt to suburban points scatter- Osrol-AUelula,” the music written r. T. .to tell me at the etart .of each that "2,000 Allied ships are In the The first few shells were not too rice Leonard, and Harry Jones has April 7. ed from Its holder. P. , 1I 3. stand on his head ta his ^ dressing Olsen moves Into Saint’s job T Ray BPlrates—President Bill Beiis- Alfred Cavedon. Mrs. Sher the Vistula delta at Danzig, The bill would arm War Mobillx- donated the use of his buU dozer, by Mrs. D. M. Bennett, organist 2 Tedford. rf 2 1- 3 play what It was gotag to be. The area” and "the time for a decisive bad, hut when one landed ao close room, has turn^ over a new leaf Dumont gives credit to Father grame was nip and tiick and Yost wanger, before leaving camp for Robb. Mr*. A. L Rlker, Mrs. Ity of 60 bridges. battle between Japan and America er James F. Byrnes with authori and the labor of one of his urortc- V ijtd choir director o f the Manches 8 Robb, If ., i 1-2 Pittsburgh, said 1945 team Icbka Davies and Mrs. John AUieott ty to freeze workers in their jobs, that the explosion sent up a burst ter Methfodist church and am tag- instead and as a symbol ha’s Flanagan of Boys’ Town for tl)e had said the team that scored .he Third. White Russian Army men ta preparing the field. 2 Davif, e 8 - has finally come upon us.” of flame at the entrance of otar, 2 2 8 wearing an ‘Iron” bat” like Man succees of hla ^nation-wide rCgjq; first would win. best since 1938 pennant contend members. The greens commltt blarshal Aljpxander Vasilevsky, The reported operation of to set employment ceilings and to ed for women’s voices, with the 3 Lans, rg .. 1 1-2 foxhole, 'Conversation began to The P.T>A. served dinner on ager James L. Johnston’s..Bvsn tratlon day for. would-be baU PW * Toward the end of the third ers. ' ' ' is as follows: Chairman Henf l<;h Moscow hsa credited with a regrulate or forbid the hiring of Monday night to a group «f work' 532353482348534823482323534853532323232323235353535348534848232348234853 Girls’, choir and Senior choir par 6 Oordera, Ig 6 6 -1 American carriers three days Off drop off. the experts who made miner Joe are, which takee place tomorrow period 1 blocked a punt Tbe bail ' Giant*— Holdout Infiqider Billy RockweU. Robert Boycei, Jo o f nearly 100,000 Germane in Kyushu lacked Allied confirms' workers. Penalty for '^llful viola Recognize Own Artillery ' > era from the Windham National ticipating will be sung for an offer Jurges’ ({mexpected arrival. Said Oieney, James W/ylle, Henry/ iptag up East Prussia south- tion would be up to a year in Jail tory antacm at the morning derv- Baksi a favorite to lick Nova to ta 7,414 towns, when Ray first bounced across tbe Buckeyes’ goal tlon. When a salvo of Marine artillery Bank, on the ocacsion of a fare FOR EASTER! - 10 8-16 21 night began back-pedatltag when cooked up the Idea he asked came to "look around.” on com lory. Alfred Cavedon M>d Chi of Koenigsberg, multiplied or 110,000 fine. well party for Miss Helen Postern lee Easter Sunday. line and I dived upon It for the With customary braggadocio. would cut loose, we would assure ■ssriceyss (18)' they heard that Triple J actually Father Flanagan’s opinion and first touchdown. ment on "cut in 1945 salary con Burr. The tournament commltt pressure on forces still hold' *niere Is no doubt tliat the slash eky wlio Is giving up her work Othsr musle includes th« organ l.Murphy.'rf . 0*1 Radio Tokyo claimed the task ourselves: 6 planned to work ta Lou’a corner back cams a list with 124 signa That waa tbe break and Mich tract • consists of Chairman Delphia the Junkers province capital forces are "under furious attack" ing Allied drive into ,the'vitala-of ^That’s ours." there to enter the "Waves." prelude,', ‘‘Resurreetlon Morn," by 1 Ktag, I f ...... 6 1-2 Dodgers—Pitcher Cy Bukcr and IMPROVE YOUR FOR YOUR . .They figured that Jimmy might tures of kids at the Nebraska in igan went on to win the game, John, William Peach. Clare hundreds of additional field by "our air and surface units" Germany is solidifying sentiment When ah explosion would rock Mr. and Mrs. George Pinckney Edward Johnston, an Easter HaUe- 0 ThompsoB, If 0 6 -0 Catcher Ray Hayworth reported. Thoi^n, Robert Cole, George 1 and a fleet ot American against the legislation. and children of Btorrs were call lujah, "tlM Lord Hath Risen," by revive some of |he etuff that Nova stitution.. Sportsmanship note: 14-0, and tbe conference cham which have "acounted for" five nearby and send little streams or 3 Brewa. e •.. • 3 6-2 had when he licked aueb gujrs as After quaUfytag for Uie National and FVed Blish. tnicke carrying rocket guna. big gullies of sand running down ers Wednesday at the home of Mabel Nelson Rutenbsck; Dr. pionship, unbeaten and untied. warehipa during the past two days, 2 Masoa. rg ... 0 2-8 Max Baer and Tommy Farr.'.. A. A. U. basketball champlanablp ‘i'l e Russians announced last to raise Tokyo’s unconfirmed five- the walls of our shelter, someone Mr. Pinckney’s aunt, Mrs. Howard Clarsnes Dickinson’s- anthsm "tn 1 VO^ Ig .... 4 1-3 that they' had reached the would remark: Rlcs. • , I Joseph’s Lovsly Garden," and the When De Paul’s baskethaUers by winning a tournament at Bush' day bag to 35 ships—from mine HAT-I-TUDE I faced an all-star team ta a bene nell General hoepltal ta Utah, the Haegg Ib Final* Last Night's Fights ''border with the capture sweepers to battleship*. Five Sboe Dealers "Thath theirs." organ .postlude, “Msdltatlon on an puvar. 7* 4-10 18 fit game for Vaughan General aU-clvUlan Salt Lake City Sber- The broadcasts. Intercepted by The next morning, we found dud W ith Ancient Easter Hyiha,’’ written by Score at half time, l>-6. Hawk- New York, March '36—i. ASHES and RUBBISI >w announced ta addition Jap artillery shells in our area. We Peter Christian Lutkta, the or- Hospital last fall, George Mikan lira team yielded the prlvUage to the Federal Oommunicationa com' Get Suspensions eyes. Referees, Byriiolski and Mur- bad to face eeven-foot Bob Kur Gunder Haegg, the Bwetash rec REMOVED Soviet troops bad seized the dug sheU fragments out of our Hospital Notes ganlxsr at the Northwestern Unl- the hoapital’a overseas veterans By The Aasociated Preaa mission, failed to say if the car itay. land of th* Oklahoma Aggies, Don ,th*y had just beaten. ord breaker, will make his fare ) Fall River, Masa.—Artie Levine. to'ra of Koezeg, 62 miles rier forces were attaching Japan sandbags and the timber root of vsrai^ .School of Music. well Indoor track appearance in at of Vienna’a city UmiU, Otten (6-im ) of Bowling Orssn The Beni Lswdowa i58, Brooklyn, knocked' out Is>U TELBPHONB 8M8 today. It reported that yeater- Hartford, March 30— —Four our dugout. Then we found three this country Saturday when he re taken Szombathely, Hungarl- (JU other words: 0 Admitted yesterday: James Mo- and BUI Henry (6-1)) o f Rice ta When Billy Banks, Washington Miller, 155, New York, 2. Ceaerino day 600 carrier planet worked H artford, ahoe dealers and one Knight, EHtagtonr Mrs. Ortaa ANY. MAKE Paa Clamped en Head p- ; B. F. T. one game. The experience didn’t lightweight, stepped Into the ring news his rivalry ta the mile race Bronco, 143. Fall Rver, outpointed G A V B L L O St E. SCHI ail center, ta a drive outflank- "That was clo#e.” ■ “ with Jfm Rafferty of the New over targets ta Kyushu, Shikoku from Gremwlch have been sus-. Peperitls. 36 RusseU street; Susan 0 (TampbeU, rf . . . . 0 0.1 0 help him. much agiUnst Kurland to fight BUly Morris the other 'Billy Napper. 745, Boeton, 6. Nasi defenses ta the vttal pended from selling rationed shoea Weather ‘Bad’ Always Pre-blocked to keep itsiflattering shape In Mllawukee—(ff>—The IKUe boy York A. C. at Buffalo ta a meet and southern Hanebu, while 130 The weather? It had wheth Tuiktagton, 104 Parker . street 1 Duboshlnski, rf . 3 0-1 , 6 last night wben h* fouled out ta night, his bright green trunks Worceeter, Mass. Johnny Cool. .va gap ares. raided southern Japan the preced' for periods ranging from five days definitely. Also in i-ounce and feather ANY MODEL In the bus with his mother waa sponsored by the Niagara A. C. * Out Coastal Pocksta er It was good or bad. Walter Carson, Jr., 244 Woodlqnd 2 (3arlson, If . . . . . 3 1-2 7 leae than 15 rninutea.. were adorned with the words 132, Worcester, outpointed Rocira teg day. to four months beginning ApriV 2; weight styles. Get under a Lee hat tomor the center of attention as be tug 1 Turktagton, «... 3 0-2 6 Rafferty has defeated Haegg three Progano, 129, Stamford, Cmm... l6. iwhlla, K appearad that tha The paradox was ivritten as MX' street; James Carey, Norwich No Short Smirtor "Information and statistics”.. times. m for violating rationing regulations, rtaes Of the veteran Fourth Divl' Mrs. Riith Swanson. Windsor Our Buyer WUl CaU ged at a scarf, wrapped tightly 6 Webb, rg ...... 4 6-6 8 The Giants srs claiming aome BUly Murray, 127? Boston, knock defendera warf piu> by...... OPA Hearing...... Commissioner r o w ! ; around Ms bead. He kept picking Billy explained. ‘T’m a meaaenger S. Sion Inched their way across Iwo Hallene WaUbeoff, 16 Essex street 0 Fogarty, I g ...... 3 0-8 sort of n reoord for Ernie Lom ed out Hal Lee, 133, Phoenix, 3. to abandon the Baltic port Charles F. Dunbar. at the wrapping, flnsUy reinowfi fair tbe DIvlaloa of Information Boxer Willie Pep Jima against desperate Jap resist Discharged yesterday: Mrs; Nsl bardi sines their visit to the Cur and Statlstles of the Civil Aero Hal Peek Examined Miami— Jo# AngeUo. 146, PbUe- g in the face of a j Hartford dealers and their sus Just Phone it and unveiled a rtitay aluminum BROWN'! push of Macshal KonatM- ance. He Shukta IW Woodland Streep; 4 17 1-9 35 tis ^ y , Md., Coast Guard statkaT nautics Administration." delphle. TKO Frankie Oontl, 142, pension are: Myer Tuber and Fam D-Day was' cloudy and chill;llv. Mrs. Ruth Aschenbenner, 185 Me pan elampsd tightly to hla head. HavetbUl, Maes,, 3. BlUv Umd, Rokosaovsky’s SeCMta Getg Discharge $6:50 $7-50 5191 The mother gasped, glared at pas ■algbts (M) ..Schnoss kept an entira bar Ssrvloo Dept. Philadelphia. March 86.—UPt— iiy Store Inc., 863 Park street, The next two days and nightits ^Kee street: Mrs. Helen Haskins, 2 HaUlday, r f ...... 9 6-1 18 118, Havana, ou^lnted Doioug Vto- ‘Russian Army, which yeu- four months; Joseph Alexander sengers and blurted: "WsU, aU racks .awake aU night srtfli hla H w AthlsUe Field at Camp Outfielder Hal Peck, for whom th* GARAGE brought heavy rains which drench 24 Ridge street: Roger CuHos, 148 2 Horiarty, If 1 0-6 1 snoring and tesmmntes claim the PhUadeIpbia AthleUcs pal# MU- ter, 186, Miami, 8. captiired ~ 18.500 / German Fort Davena, Mass., Marsh 30. Packard Boot ahoB, 218 Asylum right It’s stuck and wa‘rs4gotag Las, Va.. wlU be named N ow di If BniBarA Pli ed Marine* to the skih. IxwmiiwStreet; Mrs. Neve Lane, 6 ICnofla, c ...... 3 0-1 4 bugler quit ta disgust when be Memorial Field * ta OMmory o f ta seizing the eaneni'half —(flV—WUlle Pep, featherweight street, 90 days, 60 days of which to a dortor to ha-re It removed. wankee 336,066 and four playere, (Raar sf Um Obb ' and wiping oiit a uum- Then, the weather began to 501 Hartford road. 2 Noren, rg ...... 1 1-4 3 found svsryons awake ta morn S g t Hank Noerak,” ths first Nn- underwent n pre-induction poyst- boxer, haa reoaived a medical dis are stayed; Frank Hurwitz of clear, and thera was occasional Admitted today: Mrs. Anna Brown first Oeeaalty A O U a f i B f ' cpaatal pockets north of Frink’s Clothing storei 364 Front Araure Gets H siw 1 Duffy, Ig ...... 1 0-6 a ing. .He said Lomlxurd] had a big tlcmal l/sagusr to ma;(s tbs au- 'cal examtaatloa yestoritay, Hls charge from the Army and will be s)inahtae to dry and warm the MiUer, 244 Middle Turnptae, east; 0 Ferris, I g ...... 0 0-0 0 I lodynla. r e le a ^ from LoVeD General hos street, four months, balance after Bartwra Brock, Rockville; Stall- ger and loudsr bugla than Uncle prems saeilfle ta tbs war. Nowak, cose may be forwarded to Waah- Bear Mountain—Tommy Brown, troope. There were nights when KELLER’S Sam gsTS him. OctakBS aaid the last ditch pital "ta • few daya," Army au- 80'days stayed; and Julius Zlotidty ley Oaaelnickl, 94 M i^ e Turn Branner’s Miami—Un—Jockey Eddie Ar* who belonged to the Cards sad tagton for declaion. 17-ysar-old shortstop, pulled- a there was 4 fdU moon ta the sto, 7 14 l-d ' 39 Sports Before'Your Byra o f tha former free city thorittea annotiiioed today. of J. ZlotiOry, 1705 Parte atree' a moon which meant good bomitmo- pike, east; August Mlkolett 21 Uotaa *0 the U a Btot Coatom-TBUoring 80 OAKLAND STREET caro, who has been exerctstag for who pitched for the Camp Lee A ’* outfielder Charitc Metro, al- muaci* ever his shoulder blade lidtaigtag only to the area of Pep, a resident^ o f Ha;riford, 10 days, seven daya of which tag weather for Japan's bambers. Woodland street; Joan Ivsrsan, 46 starrtag Dal# Canegla— I Orsentree Stable at Hialeah, has Score St half time. 20-7. Red What’s this story that Lt. (JG> Travellers In 1943, waa killed ta •o examined yeaterday, eras ta- while making a throw to be the 'll'fortreea, but declared the Conn., ealanid the Army MarOh 14 staye 9:48 F. M, B, W, T. — M7 MAIN STREET TEL.S264 , O ^ N EVENINGS ridden horses with a total wta' Devil*. Rafereea, Murphy and By- Tippy Dye, no wat the North action ta Belgium on Now Tear’s atructed te repor- at the aaamina- first casualty ta the Dodgers* PM rbor tastallatiqns had at Fort DeyeM. He previously Louis Martin and ' the Martin Actually, however, th< Discharged todhy: H a r old : , Mntaal artwork. / atags of 38.618,887. cbolakl. CaroMna Pre-Flight school, is all OV- tiCB ssBter Ogata today. M n i^ t e ly dactroyad.’ had served nine'months ta the Co., Inc., 2tl Greenwich avenue, comperatlvely few air alerts, only, Blackburn, 84 Maple etreet; Wil M r broadcasts, however, fo- Navy, from which he also received Greenwich, were suspended for one air raid ta force, during tto liliam HUton, 30 Bisartl street; Law- Qm MSft twin drive of a mtdlcal discharge. ,fiva days. first Mvsa days. It, ‘was rsq H g - jt{4M 6 Bannst t 30 BteipU lIllUpiUUIMI^^ t
MANt’HKS'l KK EVKNfNG HERAI.D. MANCHERTEn. CONT^ . FRIDAY. MAKUH 3U, 1H4» MANUHBSTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ FRH)AT. MARCH 80.1948 m O E THTRi TWELVE Help Wanted— Male or Household Goods 61 The young man was probably . Correct this sentence: "When Wanted Autos— Business Serrices Offered 13 Private Instructions 28 HOLD EVERYTI Lost and Found 1 Female 87 FOR SALE BLAC K kitchen mentally deficient and an exam hick town people sell property, at Motorcycles' 12 ElAJirUTlON -CLEAR ipeecb •- SPR IN G O ID A N -U P Ume U here. range with gratea and hot u^ter Claimed ination waa indicated: a profit,” said the man, “ they ke.p LOST—BLACK. TAN and white use of words—diction- articula U R G E N TLY NEED 2 counter peo I^cbologlat—How^ many ears afCexaet reconL for the Income CARS W A N TE D — CASH on the Save all your saleable Junk, rags front. Nice condition. Call 8254. Sense and Nonsense Fox hound, Saturday, vicinity erf tion—vo lary Increased Pri ple. Wages high, conditions good. haa a cat? tax." ^ Qasrified spot for ctVM 1936 to 42 mofftls. and paper. Rags are higher. Call Bolton Notch. Telephone 5614. Wm.'Ostrinsky, 182 Biseell street. vate tutoring In mathematics — Permanently. Please come in now. S T E W A R T-W A R N B R radio, Uble Advertiseiiisnt$ Young Man—Two. Following incident Just cams to Brunner. 5191 Open evenings till reading—s-ellii.g—history White Weldon Lunch, 901 Main street. Some Old, Some New, But Nevertheless, « (buckle or h'wo Psychologist— And bow many light: ), 9 o’clock. ■ \ Tel. 6879. model; mahogany gateleg table, ^eitiieneiits Studio, 709 Main street. Phone seats 12; table model victrola; eyes baa a cat?- A girl walked into a Syracuse, f o u n d —IRISH Settf-T“ ’-female For Rent For Sal#*’ . A N TE D USEI.« <-AR8 Will Ouy BOOKKEEPING services and ac 2-1.392. Royal portable typewriter, 281' Liquor Dealer (taking a bottle Tim Qnltter What la Going to Happew Tbla Young Man—Two. N. Y„ newspaper office -last Nov. dog. Telephone 2-1624. Dogs— Birds-:j-Pets Ml 6 (the day before election) and For Sale any yea» or ttioocl W* will pay counting. Reasonable. Phone 3627. Center street. A p t A-4, aide en Tt»' Buy To Sell of French brandy to a chemist)— The quitter gives an alibi, ~ Year: Psychologist—And how many Rent The slacker he gete blue; legs has a catT wrote out an ad offering II pairs top prices <701 well kept cars t>ile dayaxor eveninga. COCKER s p a n i e l ! puppies trance, 6-9 p. m. Tbs Story: Nick Is eonfroat- Analyse thla for ma. “ Business— There will ba plenty The fighter goes down fighting — Young Man— Say, Doc, didn't of nylon stockings for sale. She ; T o Buy T 6 Sell Announcements Motors at O n isr Phone 4164. Help V Tied— Female S.’S sale. 26 Linden street, one street sd witk a surprise party at The The cheulat analysed It for him. of business, including monkey. FOR SALE—SAND FOR filling ORDERED SOU5 lodges. Pat explain* that both IKe dealer went back in a day or The real guy sees it thru. ‘TraVeU—I.expect for everyone you ever see a.cat? gave only a telcj^one number. He. west of Center Park. fore running the ad, the newspaper purpoaca. 'i ^ o aahes removed. WOMEN W A N T E D — F U L L time. •he and her father M t It was \wo: to stay Close to home Ih 1948 ex NARD CIDER, 50 CENTS a gal Business Services Offered 13 Telephone 6718. Good hours, good pay. Steady i Complete 3 room home of Jovely Wanted—To Buj* 58 dangerou* for him to be there Perhapa it Is Just a symptom cept those of draft age and Mrs. First (3lvlc Club Member checked and found the phone num Uquor Dealer — That French ber waa that of a political' cam lon,. 115 a barrel, contenta only. work. Manchester Laundry, Maple | FOR SALE —ENGLISH Setter new furniture, never delivered; alone aad planned to Join hinu of the tmea that a girl went Into Roosevelt. is that chap with the curly hair? i s : WANTED—ftliEdm iC refrigera brandy you analyzed was wonder paign headquarters. “ Some one Lost and Foond Open week days, 9 a. m.-7 p. m. FU RNACE R E PA IR IN G and oil originally selected by a Draftee Blit when her father Invited the mune store and asked foi* a Second Ditto— That’s a fellow Heating—Tllumbfng street. i puppies cheap. Call 44,8. tor, in good conditloi. ,Also a ful, wasn’t it? “ Rationing— It Is "now evident waaotrying to keep our phones Schaller Cider Mill. 352 Wood, burner service. Ask about our ------I ■ , , . '------who can’t use It for obvidus rea Eric W oolf along ehe Invitrd copy'IWt.’«iOCJXe JARVIS REALTY CO. FOR. SAI..E— 1941 Pontiac aedan. WASHER I/ACIIIIMS Electru ■NORTH AM ERICA Van Lines for rent or sale. Rates reasonable. FO R r e n t - o n e ROOM; cen 1939 Bulck aedan. 1938 Oldemo-’ Inc, Coast to .'kjast moving serv Help W’anted— Male 36 Gardner street. a good bunting dog?” Brenda sank Into a chair and W(b A l i t)VVO 1 4 X 0 41 It Reeldence 1215 motors, etc., repaired All parts Phone Keith’s Fumltuix., 4159. trally located. Suitable for girl or could not abide ita trembling looked quietly amused. VOAb XWt XltA\.p=* Weekdays and Sundays bile aedan, 1938 Dodge sedan. available 24-houi service. Charg ice Dial 5187 married cou]ke. Phone 2-1614 or every time I pulled the trigger,” 1 9VCVt F1ats— of a gun. 1934 PLYMOUTH COACH. 1935 •MISTIN A t ’ll A.M HERS .k>m- ■ of dining room tables. Telephone “ Yes, father.” She smiled de graded and aeeded trees removed. W A N T E D - A T ONCE, five men Wards Farm Store. Legal In all Tenements 6S ' “You’re spoofing Mr. Woolf," r e a l e s t a t e Ford coach. 1938 Hudaon sedan. pany Trailer van service Local 5187, Austin Chambers Furniture murely. “ Vents. It appears that It* ' Almc Latullppe, 758 Vernon for fertilizing, rolling and grading states. Storm-proof case/ (Con she said. 1938 Packard coupe, 1939 Ford moving, packing and storage Warehouse, Manchester Green. WOULD LIKE.TO hear from a re Is my-’Job to open and close thes4 Bave eeveml eanh basrers for street. Telephone 6077. lawns, either full or part time. trolled shock. . . safe, but sure. Eric’s eyebrows lifted. igle and t-Famlly Hooeea. coach. 1941 Plymouth sedan. Dial 5187. Open dally 1-5. Saturday 8-12. fined lady that would like to share vents at the proper Ume. Mama John S. iVolcott A Son. Come to Battery or 100 volt type. Low as “I beg your pardon?” forgot to close; the naughty raid nninber of room*. Briinner, 6191. Open eveninga. r a d i o REPAIRING—Pick up $12.75. Wards Farm Store, Main apartment Ajirtl 1st Write Bex ?Ydu didn’t actually shuot your o service Radlot checked it the 180 Main street, 7:45 a. m., ready slui)k into the spark plugs or street. W, Herald. ' dbg because he was gunshy.’ V^r Sale: Several Chotee LOOKING FOR A GOOD car. Call home Ba'tery packs Call morn Painting— Papering 21 forw ork. Marhinery and Tools 52 something' and Daddy’s car poai>- 6191, and tell us what you would “ N ot be, roy dear lady; it was a lively will not run tonight." pjMIdIng Lota, 100 x ISO feet. ings ‘2-0840 Manci.estor Radio STROLLER OR CARRIAGE com PAIN'nNG AND Paperhanging. SE V E R A L MEN AN D boys for NOW AVAnjtBLE—NEIW Oe- she." W oolf emptied his glass and “ Are you sure?” asked Eric. >•»«> a b u I to ten. like. Maybe the next car we buy Service. 73 Birch street bination baby buggies, easily con Wanted to Rent 68 will be just the one. Brunner, Canvass ceilings and wallpaper. tobacco warehouse. essential trac crawler tractors. Contact us set it on the mantel. “That was “There's no reason In the world verted. well constructed. $19.95 . the trouble, you see. Females al- List your property with this open evenings. RANGE BURNERS and power John P. Sullivan. Phone 4260. work. Wetatone Tobacco Com for details and get your applica WANTED—4-S; ROOMb, near bua why you shouldn’t stay here with It’s a Rugged Program flV V .T .H i Pearl AppUgnCc and Furniture ' ways lack s]^rit.’’ A L L E Y OOP ~ ' for qnlek results. burners of all makes and kinds pany. Elm street, Manchester. tion started on the New Cletrac. line, by eoupl4 without children. us.” Phlneas .4udson’8 voice Store, 599 Main street. Sheridan “ Oh.” Brenda Temple’s lips f o r s a l e — 1937 Hudson sedan, cleaned and adjusted. 10 years’ PAINTING and Paperhanglng. Dublin Tractor Ck>., Wllllmantlc, WUI give $10 for InformaUon if sounded unnaturally loud. "There radio and heater, 5 new recaps, (3o6d work. Reiisonable rates W A N TE D — E XPERIEN C ED man Building. rounded innocently over the word, HCJWEVB2.IMTHIS IMCTAMCI^XXJE experience. Tel 2-1731. 44 Main (Jonn. rent la accepted. Write Post are seventeen bedrooms in th i t o a s h o r Va g e o f TlME^lVi dOIKK^ ;e L. GraziaHio new psint Job. $100 below celling Raymond Flske. Phone 3384. and one helper for fruit and v e g e -1 but there was a definite glitter in bouse." IF HE O N Y street. . F IR E P L A C E GRATES, ideal for Office Box 107. Buckland. S B T W D O F IT , H6' TO FIMISH HIMT OFF TEetate and Insuranoe price. 62 Drive F, Silver Lane table dept. Popular Food Market, ' her eyes. “ Tell us more about “ But how Jolly,” .. said Brenda THAX»AMart BUT MOW ECiniO M IS OWLV V If No Answer—5.329 PULNO !>■ manently. Phone 5244. ring. Then he fixed Brenda Tem “Not at all," replied Mr. Hud A playet piano ip eclalty. lohr or full time. W. R. "nnker, Jr. LAWN MOWER with American BUT AT FACrrORY prices—100 ple with eyes that showed no WHAT? rubber tires, roller bearing: al8o percent wool sweaters. Water re son. “Matter of fact, I was on tha WELLS 8TREOT— r!ockertiam 18 ligplow atreet Tel. 3061. W A N T E D — FUIr NISHED, S or 4 more feeling than a shark's. point of asking you to stay, but *,a» «**•• ••';•.**"* -.**** NORTH GO' Lakeside steel tires, roller bear pellent Jackets, gabardine skirts •see .*•$•** **’ 2-Family Duplex, modem rei 4219 room apartmekt for young mar “ I have l ^ n a citizen o f this you seemed eager to be off." S8-Acrp Failn, approxl- ing: small desk. Morris chair, and shorts. Manchester Knitting kitchen, very convenient to ried, couple. TWephone 3142. country long enough. Miss Tern Brenda Temple sat back, per MSteljr 10 acres tillable, 50-60 Mills. Manchester Green. Open 0 i d schools and shopping section. mantle clock. 483 East Center St. pie, to know when 1 am ;being fectly at ease, and drew out ' feekstag apple t r e ^ modem BEST BUYS a. m. to 9 p. m. dally. W A N T E D — TO REINT Seven or ribbed," he said. ‘Private Sniilli, you will re|>ort to the me»s lent!” -i|>ieoiii boose, l-«a r\ *a ra te, Immediate occupancy. Price FOR S A L E — h y d r a u l i c beauty clgaret. IN REAL ESTATE NOTICE! eight rooms by responsible fam i “ But not quite long enough to “ For hours I ’ve wanted an sx ra aad gialnery. Rooltry 98,800. Down Payment 91,000. chair. Weldon Beauty Studio. Tel. NEW ARM V a n d N A V Y sheep S-Room Cottage, 2 unfinished, ly, permanent residents. W rits know that shooting female hunt cuse to horn in on this Jam b o y , ! heueea for 2,000 v^rds, WANTED 5009. lined coats., New U 8. Army rain all Improvements. Steam hept, MR. HORSE USER Box H. Herald; ing dogs because they are gun- She looked maliciously ^at Eric ’ equipped with Ughta and ( ENTER. STREET- garage In basement. About 4 coats. Regular price $28.50. both shy is not considered a mark of SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH FOR S A LE -1 W A T E R ballast “Perhaps we shall hear more of ■big water, summer shell 5- Fnmily House, 4 4-ruums,years old. Central location. 30 Head o f Ohio Horses have for tlb Brunner’s. 80 Oakland NAVAL OFFICER stationed*' manhood,” ahe replied. Cardroom Help lawn roller, $20. 1 large lime and Mr. Woolfs adventures.” saaf ' and brooder stoves. This fai I S-room. Excellent condi Only 85.000. arrived freali from the farm;* street Phone 5191. permanently In Hartford desires Eric’s, face went alighUy crlm- M fertilizer spreader, holds 100 lbs., Charley removed a shred of to - Is to be sold with entire eqnlp-\ tion, handy to shopping sec Nice 6-Rooni House, all Im and ready to go to work. 3 bedroom house or apartm ent son, then alowly the color drained ilMWt Price 112,000. Down For second and third shifts. $25. The above are In first class G IRLS A L L wool, light blue plaid bacco from his Up and snapped it Into the Lion’s Den BY MERRILL tion, on bon Hne. Good oppor- provements. On Main highway. Singles and! matched pairs preferably unfurnished. W rite from his face. I had never seen with his finger into the fire. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ’'VkUrment $4,000. condition. 1—2 cylinder field force suit size 10, like new. Reason ’^ I t y for home or Investment, Ram, 2-car garage, nice Odds from I ’fOO ta 8500 lbs. All Also Finishers. Tenders and Box O. Herald.! him so close to losing control.' “ Let’s have some coffee,” be pump for high pressur' spraying, able. 190 Vernon street WUXIAM STREET— ^ o e 90.600. Down Payment and brook. colors. Evenr horse must be Feeders. Apply: said. “ I ’U make It.’’ STOUT F tlU / 82,5^. Terms Arrqpgcd. 1- Room House. Nice ham. an reprewenfM or money re not used since rebuilt. $50. Apply Miss m w r GAVE M A LAMB I’Vf BeBUCKOONH&J SlMPLV Ta.LTMEM 1 MET MY «1TE WITH HEAD JU SI A K K iV E L Army double- Tha radiators started clanking He had Just got to hia feet when SO MUCH LATEty^^-^AIT OUT HIGH----ANOMYGRAO^ l o w / j - t-n u n lly Flat, 4*^ rooms river 100 acres. Nice pond. after 5 p. m. E. Hohenthal, 24 Houses for Sale 72 TME WBffV JOB O f GONG R) funded. Choice aecond hand breasted sheep-lined foregi green and the house was filled with a the knock came. SUMMONING hOU THC I ’VE NESi^CTEO/ HERE KHLIHE iswB, 0 rooms np, steam heat, 2- Famlly, 6 and 6. Nice gar Roosevelt street. BIRck^STREET— horn*s for able at all times. FOR SALE—BUNGALOW, five witches! symphony. Mr. Hudson (T o Be Cm UdumI) HER TORTURE , THE“ HORRIBLE 'RRlBLF / VEROICr<----- y -2 garages, on 1ms Hne, one den plot. Only $4,800. ALDOI^ Jackets. $13 each. Brunntf’s. 80 OF THE/AMY U> Invite yiar ln«pectlon! rooms, modem, Holland furnace, cleared hia throat. CHAMBER. MEATBAa f omuu ‘ i-UgovtOMBt available for oern- 4 -F a i^ y Dwelling, 4 4-rnom 4 Rooms, 2 unfinished. Oa Oakisnd street Open evenings J garage In basement, large open “ Nicholas my boy. how about JURY/ lASr .BMey, Price 98.500. Down spartmenha good condition, rage, lights, teleobone. artesian Boats and Accessories 46 'till 8. Saturday 'UP 0 ^WORO attic, extra large lot, built six giving me lift with that fireN .Payment $2,000. good Investment. Sale Price a ell. Only 82.000. Sr»mnin^ Mills a Social Situations FOR.V3U* RANCROPtr FAFARMS FOR S A L E —MODEL H. *D. Hi- years. 131 Glenwood street. For I ’m no hand at a furnace, you 86,800 Down Payment 9J|,500. C1 V pistol-holster, belt, extra qllp. and Bruce Temple stood up. The SltuaUon: A serviceman’s Y-Room Single. aP modem land and small pond. Only 6798). BIRCH STREET;— SOUTH WIINDSOR, (TONN. 10 boxes bullets. All in good con “I’m afraid we’ll have to be family with several small children — Tisilfiirri large lot, flre- 88,500. All hirinp done in accord must leave town on short notice, 6- Room Single, 4dl Improve — Term s! dition. Call 4998, W ANTI5D t 6‘ b u y small tricycle; going,” Phlneas.” he'said. ilsne, 9-ear garage, nlee loea- .TONES RF!AT,TY Trades ance with area stabilization Wan tHi— R ^ l E ta te and you would like to help them in rn m T ' Price tO.500. Down ments. good eonditl^. eentml- Telephone 4458. “ So soon?” Mr. Temple asked. 1y located, good Investment. .30-88 Oak Street Tel. 82.14 Open Evenings. plan. “Its early." any way possible, as you are a W A N T E D — S M A L L dwelling on ^:,(PB9rnwwt gs,000.' Sale Price 94,800. Dniyn Pay Garde- ''arm—Dairy WANTED—ELECTTRIC refrigera “ It ’s the sea air.” Temple said. friend of the wife's. 7-10 acres of land, suitable for ment 91,000. \ Products SO tor, In good condition. Telephone “Makes me sleepy.” Wrdag, Wey: Telephons the wife JiXUNO'roN— 3 \ 6440 after 6 p. m. small poultry farm, located with M r. Hudson shrugged. and sa ^'“ If there is anything 1 4S-Aere Farm, mostly clear, FOR SALE — STRAWBERRY in 10 miles o f Manchester. SUtn “ As you wish. Perhaps you will !can do, don't hesitate to let me BIRCH STREET— \ know.” ••room boose, all Improve- plants. Aberdeena. (Jail 6718 or price and location. Box Q, Herald. drop over tomorrow.” KIght W ay: Telephone the wife ONOts, garage, chicken eoop, 4-Room Single, all Impmv^ Inquire 28 Foley street. WANTED TO BUY some good Everybody edged out into the MALE HELP W A N T E D TO BUY 2-8-4 OCTes o f and say, “ Could I keep the chil -large bam. 'tools and equip* ments, recently redecomted.X quality loam. Phone 6673. hall to bid the Temples farewell. land, cleared or partly cleared. In dren while you pack?” or “ Would RED R YDER AU Bjr Himself .UMOt tocliided. Price 98,500. good buy at U.950. Down FOB SALE— GRADED quality Mr. Hudson looked at me oddly or near Mancheater. Call Man you like to have me run any er - Down Payment 98.500. Payment 9800. Green Mountain potatoes tn 50 lb when we were legt alone. WANTED bags at the farm Frank V Wil Read Herald .Advs. chester 4438. rands ft you?" (It is always bet . OFF CENTER STREET— “Nicholas, I believe you know ter to be specific when you are ' BIRCH STREET— liams. 1632 Tolland street Buck- me well enough to believe that I 4-Room Single, hot nir bent, t-Fam lly Dwelling. 6 rooms \ Full or Pari Time. offering your help, as a person \, . land. haven't an ounce of raw curiosity t Price 94,500. 9900-9500 Down, each, good Investment. Sale feel's freer to accept if you offer I -kateace paid like rent— 985.00 \ A p p ly O N IO N SETS, 35c a pound. Spe in my bones. Now, I don’t wish to to do a particular thing.Xhan i f Price 96,000. Down Payment pry into your affairs, but where " per month. cial prices for bushel lots. Mont^ you say, “I’ll be glad to do any 91.000. I find Bomsthing approaching in gom ery Wards Farm Store, Main thing.’’ ) CoWnial Board WANTED AT ONCE! volvement of my daughter, I feel NORTH COVENTRY— BIRCH STREET— street Manchester. that I’m entitled to some explana- The man fronK' abroad was gO ^ere Fnrm, 1-Room 2-Famlly Dwelling. 1 l-rnom Pamaonv EXPERIENCED tUm." chaffing the American about the '^Hoaae sHth garage and large apartment, 1 4-room apart- “ Believe me. Mr. Hudson,” I .aaoltry house. Price 98.050. menL Good Mae rooms, good 61.S iVrkcr Streot United States: House Dress said, “I ’m SB much in the dark as Man From Abroad—Judging by Down Payment 9800. Terms property for home or Invest COMPTOMETER OPERATOR you are. I haven’t the remotest ‘Arranged. ment. Sale Price 96,200. the divorce rate your America cer Idea of what’s going on.” tainly seems to be the land o f the Down Payment 81.000. A, "You know how I fekl about T.a.«taB.a>«T.BW. H AR TFO R D — /Apply At Cheiiey Bros. \ free all right. ■SS&SSfilSUSSESb J -$ o tl^WOODLAND STREET— Pat." American—That’s, so. For Investment or home, 0- SPRUCE STREET— WANtED AH hiring dono In accordanco wllh the Area “ I He nodded, “ and 1 be- Man From Abroad—And Ju^- *The boas has been very dignified for two days, calling 0-Room Single, all Improve VamPy Briek, 5 rooms each Stabiliaation Plan. Ueve/^u.". ■ ■ ing by the marriage rats It is also everybody Miss or Mister, and for the Ufe of us we can't apartment. Excellent rnndi- ments. large lot, nice loca "M r. Hudson," I said, ' “ while the land of the brave. Snd out wha^t mistake be made he’s tryib^to cover upl" tlien. bus passes door. Price tion, few minutes' walk tn bus Automo^^ve . we’to exchanging confidences, I ’ve gl4A00. Down Payment and school. Price 86,800. Down something Yd like to ask you. It’s Payment $2,000. about Eric Woolfx" W ASH TUBBS A Modem Mister / 94.0M. Terms Arranged Machinist 'TOON ER V IL L E ' FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Good nages! Essential b\(si- "Eric.” Mr. Hudson lifted his BOLTON. ROUTE 44— OAK STREET— less! Apply In Person. ■/ head. “ W hat’S the matter with oK .rr* vouT yg9 ,Me.K0 0 Mrz, PflN TTta MB THAT (jven* 1 Aeres of Land, 8-Room 2-Famlly Duplex, 6 rooms ‘The Last Supper E ric?" ''K n o b h e a p "^ K e w s o m b , w h o s e W if e is Toonervilles Be s t tU M B ... i c M m s o t n ffw m o a w ddAT HAS x a o fp Brick Dwelling, on bus line, each, all Improvements, large AH hiring done In avrordnnceX " I ’U pass that question if you o WU MAM MET, YOU A90irr MV ID ADO A raw REAL PKTUREG small chicken coop. Price lot, handy to stores and bus a1th area stabilization plan. - don’t mind. I ’m bothered by his SHOT WITH A PLATE OR A TEA CUP Mffd i UMffTg DMMM'MtAW, ID THACrMlStUM HE’S CDLIECTEM UAOO. Down Payment 8800. line. Sale Price 88.000. -Down omnliireaence. I don’t quite se'e ■! «.P.Mekgf. larms Arranged. Payment 83,000. bow be' comes Into this picture.’’ Schiebel Bros. “ Ehic is at The Ledgea because ALLEN REALTY COMPANY 8 Proctor Road Tel. 5II9 All Lines of Insurance, Including Life Mortgages Arranged 858 M AIN STREETT TELEPHONE 5105 TO BE SOLD VyANTED Built akout 1842— this 6-Room Single offers many comforts WAR BONOS of home. Note these features: A nice red brick Colonial Ufa* Several First Class pisce. pretty and very practical kitchen cnbtnets, bnttiroem eom- • • plrte with Hhower, bmss piping, stenm hent, basement lanndry. Full supplyjof screens and storm lylndows. Can be examined nt , 4 , * ' FOR SALE your convenience, • '6-ROOM CAPE COD—One unfinished on second floor. Carpenters Manchester Green Territory—A pre^wnr Single, of seven Oil Burner. Fireplace. Garage.- Storm win rooms, fireplace, sim parlor, 2-ear gangf, a good oomfortaMa V* OUT OUR W A t BY J. R. WILLIAMS BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR H borne. Shotvn by* a p p ^ tm m t. ~ dows and. screens. Copper pipe. All pre-war Apply P 5 cohstfMction. Occupancy April 1, 1945. We have a 8-Room Single nt 96.800 akklng prto^ It bns na 'ill !!!»: YE G O O S ! I f U r A L L W6a,PAL«,MOwO’ fNarr UNLESS voejP x'o oil burning isteam'hen ter— (no flreplaee)—com er lofc Garage, DM NO IH ' WHIRRIM' HAVE A PRICED FOR QUICK S A L E ...... $7,450. ABOUT A CMUMMN, Jarvis Realty Co. I f it Is k 2-FamlIy Flat or a Duplex honae yon have In mind— (OF A M ACH INE SHOD urattfAbwo* > fiax)F*REA0ee7^ give us n oail. . AM* COME HOME ID l4rruD?-‘*-A4v b a n k :- L GO OVER THAT 1 SOMEtWiNSV ING FC 5 Dover Road MORE OF 7K SAME/ . DBCV^ WITH A % EASV, *rt1HAT ' See STUART J. WASLEY Realtor ROBERT J, SMITH, INC. (aoLL»s«rmN>-roo IF IT AINTT IH WASHING TNICK F a » AAV GWERLOCk: I f LI K B ^ FC Real Estate — Insomnoe MACHINE ER )CE BOK. 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