r .W PAeiC P0tTRTf5EI» FRiDAr, mARcn s, 1944 \ '' the W fHther Manchester Evening Herald Average Daily ClrcalatfaHi Foraaaat oi u. s. Wuitber Bureau Kp# the Mouth of Febranvy. 1944 'I Sunset Council. Degree of Poca ion, Hartford, and received his thp. fact that so many American- Light wow tonight; -deurtaig hontas, will hold its regular meet basic air training at Jefferson bar -bbrn .sona of Italian parents - are Snnday morning wim fhlr weather About Town ing Monday evening at 8 o'clock Soon to Rate racks, St. Louis, Mo., his C.T.^ Church Group fighting in the plaCes where their In afteiraoon; epatmiMil cold to- at the Ztpaer clubhouse. A com- training at Akron Univeralby,-and fathers - and mothers came f iom. !'$ SELF SERVE BlehiW of the' Audit ,nlgiit and mlttee from the Council has set As Army Pilot prc-fltght training at San.Ahtonfo Hears Lecture \ The next meeting of the League, 'BardM ut Clrculatlona Curing th®iJO? Three Sm all well known business executive that Aviation Cadet Ernest- S. In the State Guard, Cadet Tag Lenten luncheon-meeting yester and la3rman who has frequently Seaman 2-c Willianr' Stephen Taggart, of South WUllhgton, gart. whdvwas a sergeant In Com day at the church. Mrs. Charles J. NOTICB1 Shank, 33c lb. Butt,'-35c lb. occupied pulpits 'n "this end other Leister has completed his boot former member of the Manchester pany 1. wrote that the training he Strickland and her group -Of wom towns on Laymen’s Sunday, will training at Samp.son, N. Y^-'and Pipe BiuiU and one Of the best received in his two years In the en workers were in .charge. THE OFiFIi Smoked '^r^ttacks Failiir^s;^ be the guest speaker at the sec is spcncUng a 15 day leave with drummers the corps ever turned State Guard was extremely help Rev. Philip M.- Rose of the DR. D. ond of the Lenten services, Wed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen out. iS well bn his way to becom ful to him ' In his cadet training, Bucking hA in Congregational Shoulders H.^29c an nesday evening of next week at 1-etirter of Florence street. ing an Army pilot, and his broth and urged any local young men church who liyed for a number of CALDWELL the Second Ooi^fivgatlonal church er-,' Joseph Taggart, also' a tenor interested In entering the Army years in Italy, gave an informa Sunlight Blast^^ R a il L iiie s The Everyman's Bible class ol Chapman Court, Order of Arp- drummer of the band, is now “t Air Corps to serVe a period in the tive talk In regard to that coiin- WILL BE this church rates Mr. Turner a< aranth will hold ita regular pK'ct- (irccnslxjro, N. C-. for Air Cadet State Guard. try and its people, under the title one of its most popular speakers- Ing this evening,- following the training. Cailct Taggart soloed on Feb. "Hillsides of Italy." He distributT CLOSEIT SI iced Bacon 3 So Germans Continue to Mrs. David Bennett, organist of chicken pie supper at B:30 in the Cadel.,Taggart, who now resides 2."> and after a few more weeks ot ed numerous pictures of Bcertic UNTIL .MAR. 2:»TH Free Press orts the North Methodist church, will banquet hall. After the business In South Willington, entered the primary training will, gc to anoth places which added to the Interest, Stab Weakly at Al ■ play for the song service. session there will be card games, Army Air Cadet Corps from Com er soutnwestern for advanced and listed many of the towns and Pure Lardi.b.pk,.18c lied Lines on Beach- With prizes for the winners, pany I, State .Guard, 2nd Battal- training. cities in that theater of war, apd Sunsweet Nat Backed Bombers Cross Channer Royal Black Preceptory No. 13 Head; Unfavorable Germans Set War Gets will hold its monthly meeting In 111 Tremendous Protes* Orange hall this evening at eight Trune Juice qi. 29e Weather Cfirtails By Cithens sjon; Powerfully Es> o’clock All members are asked io Narva Afire; On Nerves be present. Ground Operations. sorted by Fighters: Limited Survey Reveals airl Scotit Troop No. 9 o'f the Apple Juice n lSc Allied Headquarters, Na Reds Nearer Of Ireland Approach Under Cov* South Methodist church will omit ples, March 4.—(i’phoons ami Mosqui congress' which rode rough-shod Japanese, obviously "xpecting any (Continued . on Page Two) O IL , Sage green -and PER SKIN oyer bis tax bill veto and has been attack or the Adm’rilties to come 1 from the, western hemisphere--- To Turn Back French Bhip toes struck at military objectives brown. Gold Medal Floiir $1.29 (Conttaned on Fsge Ten) (Continued on Page Two) an embargo in which Great Bri TICKET PRINTING Tax Included. talking back on other issues. from the south, were so outmaneu- Meanwhile it was announced by (Continue ge Ten) $ 6 . 5 0 24!/j-Lb. Bag Abroad, he has many hot irons vered that the la;iding force quick tain joined. tlie War Shipping administration, METERS . Aunt Jemima in the fire, both military and diplo ly captured Momote airdrome. "Even before that, oil shipments that under a British-American- Meter prints amount of de matic, stemming from the greatest After Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur from this hemisphere were solely Soloiis Avoid Frencli agreement, » "•substanllal Clever New Technique . Combining Sable Dyed Woman Freed war in world history. . Will Oppose pc.ra.pnaliy . inspected the scene and from the Caribbean area, with no number’’ of French ships requisi livery on your slip for your Ail Purpose Flour- $1.29 U. s.' oil going to sp&tii at any' $ 1 5 -9 8 Russian Squirrel Scarfs In 5-6 and 7 Skin la uood Shape nyekadly counter-attacks by pumerically tioned after tlie tall ol Fiance will protection. ^ 24'7t-Lb.Bag His personal physician. Admiral superior forces of Japanese were time during the war.” Trials Issue be turned t)ack to the Committtee Arrangements. jury Ross T. Meintire, Navy surgeon Lepke Move thrown back, a full-fledged Inva.- “Packed QIT* Not Affericd foi National Liberr.;ion. at Al A State department spokesman, Hale's Bread . loaf 6c /* ------' general, described him as in goqd aion waa decided upon and rein giers. L. T. Wood Co. A Most for Your. New SuiL 10 Months To Pay. shape physically, considering his forcements were (snded Thursday. when informed of the oil ship Senators Sidestep Reso It is reported that a plan for ‘Fair Verdict’ Praised by long tenure in office and his recent Turkus Id Enter ‘Vigor- Headquarters said ■ tridax that ment, said the embargo does not, the French trooi participation ih RcfiiM-s To Accept Guilty Pica 51 Bissell SL Tel. 4496 Jelly Doughnuts attack of influenza. He showed up more enemy- counter-blows were and never has. applied to “pack lution Pledging Anier- the invasion, with the ,U. 8. trsln- Franklin, Mass-., .March 4.—(TV—- Judge; Rape Case 'Be relaxefl and freshly-attired in a ^ ous Opposition’ to blunted that day and yesterday aged oil,” The Record reported. 'ed French officers .eading them, Elder •!. Boucher, jl.t-year-nld fath Boxy type with sep Oil in drums, barrels or any i e a n Participation. er of six children, attempted to arate tie belt to nip Crumb Cakes or gan Unhappy Tangle ^ay spring suit yesterday for his Writ of Certiorari. has been discussed oy General de- news conference. IContiDned w Page Tea) other package, can be shipped, GauUe and Allied military authori- plead "giilltj” today to the blud in the, waistline. \ ------r. provided the department approves Washingion, March -4—\JF} geon murder of hl» wife, >Inry, S3, FOR I'op V alue Rayon lined. Sage Coffee Rings Last night he and Mrs. Roose- Washington, March 4— — of the.specified cargo, the apokes Waiy of disrupting Congress with who was found dead yesterday in - green and brown. New York, March 4.—(JV-Ex- (Uontlooed on Page Two) IN A NEW HOME ^ onerqted of a perjury charge in Louis (Lepke) Buchalter, one Treasury Balance man wtiB quoted as saying. The another bitter debate on interna her blood-stained bed. District Mom's Chocolate (Continued on Page Two) time master of a Brooklyn mur tional collabf'ration, influential Court Judge Albert Saundere de what Kings County Judge Peter embargo applies only to bulk oil. See the Ones Being Built By Support The Red Cross der mob blamed for as many as Washington, March 4—(VP)—The shipped in tankers. The Record senators today, shied away from a clined acceptance of the plea, and Dessert J. Bfancato praised as “a fair 80 killings, hopes to wjn an ex- position of the Treasury March 2: said the apokeman explained. resolution which woulo pledge the ordered n plea of Innocent enter-, GREENP*IOOKE verdict,’’ Mrs. Edna Hancock, 31. tehslon on life today from a court ReceipU, $59,563,686.98: ex In lyaahington’ State depart- United States to participate in the To Give cd- In the record. There was no $ 1 2 - 9 8 * Make Jt More*In ^44 of Drury, Mo., was detached to Piicheu Opens that not so long ago turned him penditures, $307,724,569.37; ngt trial and punishment of war crimi hearing, and Boucher was ordered HOMES. INC California Carrots ‘ * bch. 8c day from an unhappy tangle of le down flatly. balance $18,680,404,863.17, (CoMinned on Page Two) nals. held in the Norfolk county jail at On Walker Street gal fights which bc^an last July Counsel ‘for the condemned The resolution,. Introduced by Filin Answer Dedham w lhont bail for grand jury Celery Hearts V bch. 19c when she. charged Murray Gold His Defense gahgstar was slated to ask the Senator Pepper (D., Fla.)—an ab action. For rnrther infurraatloo call hi man attempted to. rape her. f i ■ . ; __ Supreme court to save him f^m sent advocate of intemaiional co • • * Alexander Jarvis Cu. ofltce no Fresh Broccoli Ige. bch. 19c ,As the situation finally resolved going to Sing Sing prison’s elec operation—cails upon the United Reply to A»k for Clar- Japs Mohilizc School Children Center street nr at *26 Alexander Slfo 260, Juicy - itaelf, Goldman stood free of Mrs. Came to North tric chair at 11 o’clock tonight, Clare Luce Offers New _ Nations to set up mach;nc)y now Moscow, March 4,—(VPi—Tass, street.'' Hancock'a charge of attem pt^ but Burton A. Turkus, the assist for punishing enemy leadcrh , and ifieution of Ccrtaiii otRclal Soviet news agency, said rape and she waa free of the on Invitation ant district attorney who obtained commlta the United States to "a In a dispatch from Tokyo today Pbnnes: 4112 or 7276 Light Weight' Florida Oranges ' 2 doz. 45c Of Rii88ian Terms. charge t)iat she brought about his C^neraL Giraiid. the conviction against Buchalter, Labor Problem Solution full pari” in preparing for prose tjiat the Japanese government had - conviction through p ^ u ry . Gold said he would be on band to en cutions. mobilized school children and turn Juicy Grapefruit - 5 for 25c man later was frM by County ter ’’vigorous oppoeltlon.’’ Declino 'to Discuss Chances Stockholm, March 4.—(jT)—The ed school buildings Info war WOOL DR'iSSES Snuui Styles In Ladies^ Judge Samuel B. Leiboi^tx after Alafers, March 4—(F)—Former By unanimous action last June Washington. March i . - m —V n -f "It'4 time to stop talking and do. It was sent to the Foreign Re Stockiuilm Tiijningen. quoting pri plants. BnUdinga constructed at McIntosh Annies . 2 lbs. 21c a lie detector test. ’ Vichy Mlntater of the Interior lations committee ' but members vate sources, said .today'that Juho flimsy- material baxw been evacu Wool rayon dresses. Pastel colors. New Spring Colors Pierre Pucheu) opening his de 1, the high tribunal refused to set dJiunted by the sidetracking of a somehing,” Mrs. Luce said in an K. Paasikivl. who represented Fin Cardigan and V necklines. Sizes 14 Cheer From Crowded Courtroom aside degree murder convic mUtiMew. So far, /'all Congress generally dwllned to discuss ita ated, the dispatch said, ind wberil" INCOME In Van Raaltc Fabric A cheer arose from a crowded fense against charges of treason, tions M Lepke, and two of hia similar bUl and impatient because has done on the manpou'er problem chances. . land in arranging the 1940 peace, possible government departmeata to 40. courtroom when a Jury of 11 men told a special French military trl- "The resolution involves this na would arrive in Stockholm soon have been moved from congested . HANDBAGS bunal'today that, he came to Murder, Inc„ henchmen —Eman of "too much talking and too little 1s to state what cannot be done." with Finland’s answer to Russia’s Qeauiae lesthen or fabrie HEALTH MARKET and one woman acquitted Mrs. uel (Mendyr Weiss and LouU Ca action." Rep. Clare Boothe Luce Mrs. Luce said she did not be tion’s basic foreign policy,’’ said areas. handbags in Pooch or Envelop# HanOock late yesterday after da- North Africa at Gen. Henri Gl- one Republl on member.: "It in peace terms. • • • TAX RETURNS GLOVES V Freah'Ground raud’s own invitation. pone. The victim in this case (R.. (Jonn.), offerd a new anlution lieve Congress was in the mood to The newspaper said the reply Experienced assistance $10.98-$ 12.98 ■tylaa. - Some with maide xipper Uberatmg on the perjury charge was Joseph Rosen. Brooklyn store to the manpower problem today. enact a national service . law nor volves our own prom.se to demand Uruguayan .icHon Expected compnrtment. Patent Leather, one hour and-.26 mlnutea. Shortly He’ called upon the French com- did she think the House Military unconditional surrender. Comment wotild be hana^ to Madame Alex Montevideo, March 4— -Ba» with your Federal Tax Re^ Lovely p u M colon la malM, keeper slam eight years ago. She Int'roducefi legislation to in andra KoUonUy. Soviet ambassa porta from the Uruguayan Fep* - Hero blue, ChiU green. Naxeau Capesldn. OoaUl^ln, FaUle and Hamburg a*terwards she was in the arms mander-ln-chief. who had been Saved by Dewey Action duct into the Army, for Umited committee, of which she is the only from a member of the committee turn for 1943 is offered at Cavalry 'Twilla. Colore; Black,! of her husbaitd. and childhood summoned as a defense witness, woman member, had any-Intention —one way or another--could have dor to Sweden, and would aak for dgn Office 'ndiented today pink, white. Sieatx violet, red. to verify him. General Giraud, who The trio was saved from execu service in essential war activities, clarification of certain of the guay would sooa anaounoe Its ^ reasonable terms. 4-button lengh ellp-on etylcs. brown, navy, red. green, turf- iweetbeart who bad stood by her tion for the Rosen killing last between 50,009 and 200,000 men, of considering a bill she Introduced a telling effect upon our world re- through all the trouble. received word yestorday of hia UUonshipo.” ■ terins. The reply wax sgid to ex cision regarding the new Argenf] A ll Wool tan. - ' . 1* Boneless Pot Roast daughter’s death in Germany waa Thursday night when Gov. Thom who would be non-fathera between some time ago to create a non- press a desire to continue the ne tine regime, and It wna regnr Hours: Top Braada The husband. Navy Seaman as E. Dewey asked postponement the ages of 38 and 45 or 4Fs be uniformd emergency work corps A Democratic senator said 8:30 A. M. to 12:.30 P. M. William n a rk Hancock; Is a ship- not present. through the wholesale induction of "maybe we ought to catch them gotiations. . — ,. likely Uruguay would foBw fitter noi^stationad at Davis- until "later In this week.” The tween 18 and 38. first—and it might be a good idea Reports DrnuindH Rejected Chile’s example nod n 1:.30 P. M. to 6:.30 P. M. p r . Pucheu accuaea the French governor acted to give l a k e ’s at The men. InducUd through the- draft-age non-fathers not already JERSEYS $ 1-00 ’5-00 and *7 -S0 Bacon in Piece L lto 2 9 C vllke, R. I.f and Mrs. Hancock an Committee of National Liberation in uniform. to let the resolution sleep in the Earlier the Stockholm Dagena Gen. Edelnilro Farrcb ns ^ nounced intention of going there of putting Vlcny on trial, and then torney time to prepare and (lie i-egular Selective Service set-up, committee until we do.” Nyheter said the Finnish Parlia succeaaor of Gen. Pedro Daily Except Sundays. Nelly Dons. Long •sleeves, coat before the Supreme court today a would be assigned to the Army, The matter of pay for the men Evening .Appointments . with him. aaaerted tliat Vichy prevented Inducted and oMign^ to work un Several months ago President ment had rejected the, Soviet de- OlplomnU believed that anen dresses. Brown, blue. Sizes 1-1 to' "By reason of yo*ir acquittal German occupation of North Af oetltion for a writ of cerUorari In receive regular Army , pay and Roosevelt said thU nation would n ^ d a for Internment of German tloa hy Urngaoj. along with B> Telephone. 20. ' Veal Roll behalf of the three. wear Army uniforms. der lior MU would be left to. the troops now In Finland and reatora- Chilean step, wonid 'nenn a I Z .-^ C GPEEN STAMPS Lb. 35c and the prevuiua coi vlctlbn uf rica and preserved it for the Al- They would be used for harvest Army to work out, but presumably track down and punish the Japa Goldman by another jury.’’ Judj lica. ' The writ was asked on the nese officers responsible' for exe tlon of the 1940 boundaries. lag ot the Pan-Aa GIVEN ground that Federal authorities ing. mining, logging, tanning, and the difference between the Army TTie newspaper aaaerted the against the raeaffattMa af Thos, y . Quish a Supply of Brancato told Mrs. Hancoca Came Jeta Fighting Unit other seasonal activities, and in compensation )Mdd to the ooklier- cuting the American bombers of -WITH CASH SALES TIm JW.IUU COkR Always Good *your tausband’a faith ««n justified, and 1 hope be will jobs, whenever and wherex-er need rate for the job he does would go exoected to foffow. Fresh Ovsters and Xlam s to the Treasury. (t'oBtInued M /P a|^ Eleven) (Continued on Pax* Elex’en) nn Pare P,le,-Mii (('.onWniied mi Pnee..'real (Cnntlnned on Page lS)eveii) ed. ,
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\Af-L»nrr H ro*. Plan Operetta \. Police Court After 11 Years [ere Manchester Service Men f Local Lenten Messages lengthened'out into a thrM weeks’ At Bucklancl In Presidency M ANCHtSTFH Churches Meet in Chinese Hospital JficobXRogowaki, of Adams By-Esv. WatMa Woodnift celebration. Finally It waa made street, aiKl\Richard W, Eldridge, a 40-day period. 'Die last pope to Is Ndw lit $ 8,000 M ark SU N.. MON^ - ly H s T " riiMmitl Lothetna Churcli .St. James’s Roman OathoUe y v i axa now In toe early days of Great Opening Lecture of 9 Tyler Clrele, were placed on qualify Lent introduced “Ash Wed Two Maii'clirtiter service men, India using about every known Roosevelt Fit Thorsten A. Guntnfnoa, Pastor Rev. WUIlam J. Dnan. ^ t o r the Lenten season. To me the conir Pupils i« Present “ The probation this xnonitng by Dep Rev. Edmund Barrett, Assistant nesday.” It was a day when "sin an^ bidding for a small amount. had, the--utiusual experience reir nrnde of trav»l‘. He said that he Ing of Lent always brings a thrill ners" or all of those who felt un itions Slow in uty Judge Gcorg^C. Lessner in Sunday and a quickening of the puloe. Per I am now eating a chocolate for Magie Piper” to Aid contly o f^ e e tin g in a ho.spitai in had heard that Lieutenant Keish, .fCbnttnued Friim Page One) worthy to enter upon the celebra who had been reported missing In 9:15 a. m. Sunday School and Sunday masses: haps that IS partly physical, con- ^ 9 >mfng in Asserts every page I write. I had bet town court after their presenta " m For adults, 6:30, ."7. 8:30, 9:45, tion of Lent because their Sins ter quit now or I’Il,be aick in the The laiiieh Progruin. fat-off^hins. "Corporai Robert action m'er China, waa at a nos- ^ Bible caass. nected^with the coming of spring. tion on ch^^ges of I heft ol gaso Vclt weie hosts at a cabinet, din and 11 a. m. weighed heavily upon their con Those in Charge of the morjiing. It‘a air 18 ounce box. Hultmnn, ..son of Ml. knd Mrs. Ar pital-'ne&r nim and he plabticd to ner, an annual affair, t o ' com 10:80 a . m. Anniversay service The ■'word Lent means "long” and sciences presented themselves at ^^WhatLies All the children of the Biickland thur Hultiiiaii. of Chestnut street, try to contac* him. line from cars in value not exceifd- __the official ceremony of burn Children’s mass at 8:30, down again It means spring, for it has. ^ -We get cog)^ and doughnuU memorate his first inauguration, stairs. church or monaatary ooor and had Local Campon. every Tu^aday fram the Red Cross.' school are putting on an operetta and Lieute^'nt Fred Keish, Jr.,, Llpiitebant teish has just writ ing $15, on Feb. 28. on March 4, 1933. His record- ing of the mortgage will take various connotations. It • Is con-1 ashes poured upon their head and Even^lait Tuesday when we-Were son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Koiah, ten to lij» parents that he had re-, Both boys were amistiKi as a breaking third term has le&s than place. Members of the original nected with toe return , of the sun were dressed in sack-cloth, the an colled "The Magic Piper.” ’This is to our northern latitudes. 1 ___ oualjr •cknowled((^.. • $S,000 qut^ln the field they enrhe out. of 40 Clinton, street, were the t ^ o ' ceivgd 'a surprise visit from Co'f- result of :omplaluts registered a year to run, ending-Jan. 20 un building committee, as well as St. Bridget’a R. C. cient symbol of ,-nourning. to Im' given on March 10. 1914 at Jocal boys who figured 4h tjie in- ^RorlU Hultma.n in a hotipital in with the police that gasolinC from representatives of the present The observance of l.ent as a Sea- ‘ This is the nistori-al setUng for -CMIectlonii to dote *i®®* ^Jiist tWnk, I always'thought it der the constitutional amendment Rev. James E. Timmins, Pastor aon In the church year Is one of toe j w aa'a lot of graft, but I’ye seen 7 p. m. and at .’5 p. m. on Miiit h Jl, cident. -tRunming, C3iina. Lieutenant Keish cars parked at the United Aircraft eliminating the "lame-duck" short Board of Administration, will as- Rev. Bronislaw GardorowskI, Lent. But Lent would not have SIDE OF 1944. Admission will be charged. Writes to HIs^FaranU^-^'' has a knee injury and is recover- Plant parking lot, Hilliard and oldest of our customs. Through aurvived despite its picturesque “ WHAT IS ON THE Totol SS,OSO whst they da and 1f ever I get to session of Congress and setting up , -^%ist in tbe ceremonies. Assistant Pastor long periods the church has re MMCfeeoter’e quota la tbe Bed Proceeds will go for the benefit of Corporal Huitmar,. wr*)te home , Ing He Is a 'pilot t'l the Air Forces, Adams street hao been drained ' 5:00 p. m. Fellowship service.. customs unless it had permanent be a civilian jigain n i never hes to his parents- that h«: -Had arrived Corporal Huitmqn (s s member of the inaugural date. garded It as a.1 Important and sig Oroae War rand to aet at fM.SM. itate to give to their drives again. the luneh program. from tanks. Whether Mr. Roosevelt will Auspices of Junior and Senior Masses on Sunday at 6:30, 7:30, value. in China after a. long trip from a ground crew in the Air Forces. Officer Walter Cassells upon in nificant season. We little reallM The chief value of I.,ent is that TSa day by day total towatde that Thei-e were many .s{ieciHl Ihings stand for a fourth term nomina Luther Leagues. 9, 10 and 11 a. m. how seriously the .ancients tixik , jg m X wSI be pobUobed. that had to be done in order to vestigating found paraphernalia tion is a question whlcl’ most The Week It centers the heart and focuses Here Is Bepljr for taking gacollne from cars on the observance, of Lent. Concetn- the mind of the Chnstian world Hl-ya Pal; get the operetta ready. In the party spokesmen say '^'111 surely Inj whftl could ot could not b e eat* Chalman Herbert B. Hojiae re- first'act there fs singing In the Noviel Announcement the ground near one car but did be answered in the affirmative at Monday— The Center (%urch upon toe closing chapters of the Waa over to your home last not then apprehend the accused, 3:30 p. m. Girl Scouts. (Congregational) en during Lent; whai was permis,, earthly life of our Lord. UpOh toe ,laaaed tbe lateat Sgurba on the night and your mother read your town square. With the help of Own OfiFic^s convention time, (although they Bible to do and what not to do. Miss Hazel Lutz, Art Supervi.sper' Of the Birth of a Son but later picked up the boys from 6:30 p. m. Boy Scouts. Watson Woodruff, D.D., Minister eloquence of tils bearing under Red Crosa War Fund drive Uat letter. It might interest you to admit no inkling one way or the Beethoven Glee club Popes have decreed and the faith scenery was made by pupils of matching the tire impreasions in other has come from ■■ the ' .presi fiifK) p. m. Jesse Davis, Director of Music perikecutlon. The strange power of night and the amount thus far, know that I’ve been re-ciasslfled the snow made by a tire on the car Tuesday— Waldo Newberry. Orgaalst ful observed It. Armies In the field his death and .the fascination of and that my old operation is heal grades .seven and eight. . In the Friends of Lieut, and Mrs. T o Command dent himself. -.V , have declared a truce and ceased with aome house to house canvaa- second act the pip^r draws t.^v: rats one of the youths drOve. ’They ad it ilfilt 7:00 p m. Junior Luther his Cross. ed up enough so that who knows, Gordon T. Weir have received Leaning .More to Right their fighting in order to keep the Itev. Watson Woodruff aara to hear from, is $8,000. This from all over HiimiHln Town. 'They novel announcements of the mitted taking gasoline several League. 11 a. m.—Morning Worship. Ser "In the CrosI of Christ I glory to tar below the total of each week I might be with you soon. times when apprehchded. This substitution or' a Win-the- ciiHritn! Wednesday— , ^ mon by toe minister. The Second Lenten fasts. - . Towering o’er the wrecks of One thing that did interest me have to go over a bridge which birth of a son to them on French Units war slogan for the New Deal, the Far back in the dim and distant Moesaary to reach the quota of Was made by a small'.groiip of February 28. Lieut. Weir la A plea of nolo coiitendre was T:15 p. m. Lenten Quiet Hour. Serfiion In the Lenten course on hour, fast, from Good Friday until time; x*. What and where Heaven? Will we recognize our loved was the portion of your letter tell Baruch report laying great enr- Fundamentals of Christian Doc Second Century it befian with two All the light of sacred glory $88,000 aet for Manchester. Mr. Ixiys. In this act the piper comes located at Blytheville, Ark., made for the youths by Attorney 8:16 p. m. Board of Deacons. famous church fathers, TurtuUlan HSastet' In celebration of toe death House urged that the volunteer ing about the Red Cross. Bud. I (OontlBoed from Page One) phasis on "free enterprise" alter Thursday— trine, "I Believe In Jesus Christ Gathers 'roun*!' his head sub am afraid that you and your bud for the money promised hipi. with the U. S. Army Air Harold Garrity. Counsel pleaded the war, the replacement of most and Iracnaua. They proposed a of Christ. ones in the Great Beyontl? Will we he real people or spirits?, group go out again tomorrow and for the boys who are Soon likely 2:30 p. m. Ladles’ Aid. Our Lord.” The mui;ic: Later toe pariod of Lent was lime.” dies are going to be let down here When the mayor refused, the piper Forces. The baby weighed 7 all of the original "brain trusters" three-day fast, a complete 40- finish up their districts. told them they would me it. He lbs. 4 oz.. and- has been named ties and that it now is being con to enter the service and asked for 7:30 p. m. G Clef Club. Prelude— "Canzoneita” .. Dvoi'ak (from Manchester at least) ac with advisers classed as more Anthem— “Gloria Patri Jacob Miller, chairman of the drew all the children away into the'i Gordon Thomas Weir, Jr. sidered by President Itoosevclt. a Continuance of the case, to per Friday— • ^ house to house group also asks cording to the donations that are Plans Not Yet Approved mit their entering the servic» "conservative’’—all have led aome 7:00 p. tn. Choir. Palestrina under the auspices of the Covenant coming in now. cave in the mountain. To make ! The card shows a baby para- j^. in the Democratic party to .say Sunday SchuuS Lesson that each leader make a full re> the inside of the cave tobacco net- | French spokesmen here assert "1 don’t like to seno theac two Satui^y— , , Anthem—Chorale from "St. Mat- League. Dr. Johnson wtll speak port before Monday evening so At the shop yesterday during ebuting from a plane and lists that they now- have enough offi he is leaning more to the right on 10:00 a. m. Confirmation class thews Passion’ ...... Bach on “Cheerfulness.” - ting was used. Coloretb paper in ' the 'qew arrival as a "bomb’’ boys to jail,' Judge Lessner sta that arrangements can be made to the lunch period a chap was tell cers prepared'to take over. The ted, pointing out, nowever, that domestic matters. Offertory— "Reverie" ..... Mason------Wednesday evening, 7 ;30, Rev. Jesus Presents Himself as the True the .shape of rocks was sewed all I and its weight as the "bomb Whether this continues—if it is Notes 9:30 a. m.—The Church SchooL accelerate the work. ing how they are planning to give over the netting. | French have urged that military stealing gasoline 3vas a serious of The annual meeting of tbe Hart C. Emory Amieijion of George \ \ load." ’The father is listed as so— remains to be seen. Somh of Classes for all ages. town, Conn., will give a lecture re- Failed to Report two dollars per head in his family. government officers be selected fense. "Who Knows but what these ford District Woman's Missionary He said that he received many I asked him, casually, how many While in the cave the pipei told j "pilot" an^ the mother as the his opponents have contended that 11 a. m.-^A nursery for the con gaiding his Sllverhill work. The Messiah During Final Week on Earth the children stories to keep them by the committee at Algiers but boys may come home from the Society will be held **'’ 5*’* complainta from persons who had He said there were six, four chil j "co-pilot." ’The attending phy the Americans and the British service heroes if givea a chance?" these so-called “ rightist” tenden venience of parents attending proceeds will be our part in this all happy. The children have a ' sician is called a "navigator’’ gustana Lutheran church. Merl- contributed through hla group but dren, himself and wife, but he did have not yet approvea t'ne plans. The cases were disposed of by cies will last only until-many con church. Mrs. Ronald WsdsWorth, noble cause. This Illustrated ad disciples themselves were so soon dailce. The "town crier’’ comes to and the "home base” of the servatives are ■"enticed” back to youngest of decide when an area is to be con Hartford. Second church, Sun Segar, 118 Main street. Speaker, much concerned to find out when will be differ* ^ 1 -8 4 * 8 .8 1 $ 8 # VF8T/8 the foui babies, MacCionald, had 'Alvin McClellan ot Sto Seaman proposal to restrict administrative ful, We Adore Thee” ...... in word and in deed, instead o f ! us over here. They have a cen Spain to Get sidered out of the military gone day 1? and 5: S.S. 11: Wednesday Miss June Bricker of the Conn. the dire things that Jesus predict ter there where one can get food We had a^perfect winter here, ■* died yesterday. and in the liberated territory, . circle also paid $5 for his failure transfers of Fe^ral funds to exe Lwist AMrittia IM irtRO l...... Beethoven ed would happen. The reply of spehding time and energy spec that is fram the Show angle and to get 1844 inserts in tim% and cutive agencieb created without 8 Lafayette and Russ streets. Food and . Dairy. Commission. ulating about doubtful matters. Michael. Maureen, and Made . rteetionH to Be Held Wednesday, 10 a. mt—All-day Anthem—"Maghillcal” 7...... Jesus waa that th'e tru'e disciple waa g l ^ to hear that you are in Oil ill Drums; line. the three surviving quadrup- -have them on his cat. Sergeant authority from Congress. Di8M Banyawre IfaR ir MnI ' Rockville Society. Sunday U; Cuthbert Harris In relation to "the laat things” as | Municipal el(H:tions are to be ■B.8. 11; Wednesday 8, 94 Union sewing foe the Red' Cross. 6:30, must be always watchful. He must' good bralth. Talked wit.i your girl _ lets, were reported this morning McGIlnn "^Iso mack- the arrest in Many Roosevelt-sponsored laws Baptism of Children not put too great confidence/in In relation to our destiny, the su Held as the prefects arc appoint- -are Expiring soon an4 moves t)) afreet. ^ . .u Chib Pack. 7, Chpir'rehearsal. preme thing is to do our duty in lasyhight at tbe State and she S n i t l I ‘‘P«-«K»’efsi%g normiliy.’’ eil, followed by dp,)a> tmental elec this case when he found McCHpI* WYlday, 8;J5, Monthly meeting Hymn^—"O Love Divine” . . . Mason "signs” and he must be wa|py of s ^ s that you have not written in ^^8881$lip Loaded $.-Sv f C1x-E8./88 AtHea'iior, Norah lold of having Ian w v in g at the Center on 1943 extend them may disclose the e,k- "Man” will be the subject of the living the Christian life from day 15 Months tions when whole departments are ENDS TODAY; Lessoh-Sermon for Sunday, March the Co-Weds. Pr. Woodruff will Anthem— “ O, Saviour of the being led astray by false messiahs >me time. I told her that we had 8 met Thompson- -she calls him inserts. tent of the rift caused by the World” ...... Sir John Goss and false prophets./ to day. We should never forget the | freed from the enemy. shar^ly-worided tax veto. IDA LUPINO speak on toe 'early history of words of Jesus to Peter when that not had a letter since your post (l)ontlnuef staff. Thompson’s appearance here— he 4 Orchestra o f the dlvliie Principle, Love, the society at 6:00. Leader. Miss Mary is stationed elsewhere in England iiier.s have been returned from Sat. /iSJight, March R ^ . Earl H. Furgesim, Minister worship. dies’ Aid. and Friday at ^ p. m., FROM 10 A. M. TO 3 P. M. Reds Nearer The Record quoted the State 8 to 1$ Father of all is represented as a the Intermediate Luther League Osgood. SubjecR^The Problem of —was made possible at his re c.ei'many, a constituent assembly EVERY SUNDAY M corporeal creator; hence, men rec ; 4:30 p. m.—Intermediate Youth department spokesman as saying quest for permisciri. to avow his IS to be held. 9:30 a. m., <3htirch school. will meet. Being On Time.” Young people ot that agents of the department in / h nftorn and OM Fashlon<>d. ognize themselves as merely phy F'ellowship. the parish invited to these Sunday (Osattaasg Irom Pag* Om ) parcnthiiod fiihiicly. F on n m y Held At Mlltor'a Hall. -10:45 a. m.. MOrnlng worship. 7:00 p. m.— Hi-League and Spain trace nil shipments after sical, and are ignorant of man as evening meetings. If You Hove A He was accompanied by his ’The greatest risk to a soldier Peter Miller, Prompter. K. of C. Balltoom God’s image or retBcMon and of Holy Communion. Senior Epworth League members Buckingham 'Congregational their arrival to make sure they Prelude— “ Hymn of the Nuns” . . Notes from' the Pskov-Warsaw trunk present commanding officer, Lil'ut. lost in the jungle is poisonous A Good nine for Vonng and OM! 28 Prospdet S t X Hartford man’a eternal Incorporeal , e: will attend the Lenten Institute at Church line. do not fall into enemy hands. Wilson H. Leo, of PTeasantville, food...... Lefebure-Wely A special table of Lenten Read Car To Sell ence.” Nmth Methodst church. All young Rev. PhiUp Rose, Pastor The lunge into the eastern out The consignor is quoted by the. N. Y. • Benefit S ^ i c e Fiindl Anthem—“ O Savior of the World” people cordially Invited. Classeg as ing has been prepared at the Whl- skirts of Pskov cam*^ when Soviet newspaper as saying the ship ...... Goss ton Library. Any ol the books may We'll Pay ment was specifically approved by j follows: , 10 a. m.—Sunday school. units, smashed forward for six St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Offertory-^“ Ye Fair Green Hills “Salvation ’Ibrough FaUb be borrowed. arch 11 a. m.—Morning worship. NIGHT ^ M miles to capture the suburban the department; otherwise, it Rev. ElUsoa F. Marvin, of Galilee” ...... Barnaby ...... Dr. EaH Furgeson Monday evening, March 27 has TOP DOLLAR! could not have been loaded. town of Maloye Fnmkino, five Exchange Club Deacon-la-Chairge Communion Meditation— “ (SVHjiiing Children and Youth in been settled upon as the date of | miles away. The Germans left The Dr. FurgeAon the Choral Frolic, to be given by \ From ’35 to ’42. Drive CnirisUan Orowtl Second Congregational Church more than 800 d< ad on the field of. The Second Sunday ia Lent Offering for the Day of Dedica- ..,.... Mlaa'/Anna M. Wilbur North North Streets the church choirs for the benefit of i battle, tbe Mosce w bulletin said. Belief in London toe Service Committee. Tickets 7:45 Over Sunday and Get the To Hear Talk 9:30 a. m.—Church Schixil. tiqn... ~ Special addreteT Rev. Ralph B. I Three of the Railway stations (Circle 10:45 a. m.—^Holy Communion Postiude—“ Prelude in C Minor” Ferris E. Reynolds. .Minister may be. secured from members of CASH! Afireement Imminent | I V 4 S i , M t 1 I K swept in to ttie Russian bag were ...... Chopin Dodge, graduate student of Hart Miss EMe Newcomb. Church and sermon by the Rev. Sidney ford Seminary FoundaUon. Su^ the choirs. | on the Pskov*P^lotsk railway. London, March 4—(8*»— British j Ccorge F. Dougherty to SHERIDAN TODAY AND SITNDAY W. Wallace. Canon Christ Church 7:()0 p. m., second session of the School Director . Wednesday evening Lenten Serv sources available early today sug- : ■ ■ ' . / Cathedral, Hartford. The Senior Lenton Institute at thia church. ject: "Advancing toe Crusade W/ill it one dUy he itossible for us to see again and talk to the 1 Around thyWorld.” RefreahmenU. ice each'week at 8;00. Next week 38 of the Finest gested that a story published by ! Give Address on the (By Far the divest Orill in Town) DRAMA WITH WfNGSf I > Choir will sing. The Week Men's Bible class at 9:15. the service will be under the lead The Philadelphia Record to the ' Processional Hymn — "Jesus! Tuesday, 8 p. m.. the Women’s Worahlp-An welcmae. Church school at 9:30. / LADS WHO W ILL NOT COME BACK FROM War Gels / The Week ership of the Men’s Qlass. Charles effect that a cargo of oil had been | Customs in Cuba. •_/ / Name of Wondrous Love” Boclety of Christian Service will Nursery at 10:45. Turner of Hartford will Be the U$ed Cars loaded there for Spain might / Sermon Hymn— “O Jesus, I sponsor a --Book Re\1ew for toe Monday, 4:00 p. m.—Girl Scout Morning worship at 10:45. Ser A-* \ m e e i ^ omitted this week. speaker. Mra. David Bennett will On IVerves mean a Britiah-American agree- | President Uharles Felber o f the Have Piomiaed’’ benefit o f the Red Cross at the mon by the minister on the sub play for the soqg service and the We Have Ever Had ment with Generalissimo Franco Manchester/' Exchange Club said, Offertory Anthem — "Rock of home of Mrs, James Pickles. 159 (eadmy, 9 a. m:—The Hustlers ject: "Out Into tha Deep.” Mu-tic Tonight Presents grqhp o f the W. 8. C, S. invite all special music. In Stock! is imminent. today that' George F. Dougherty, Ages” J ' Adams street, - Buckland. Mrs. by the choir/ Of Ireland These sources, however, said teacher at the Manchester tllgh ONLYS Communion Hymn—"And Ndw, O Earl Furgeson will revlew“ Centen- bman interested ' to Join with WAR? Prelude, Lento ...... lem in the preparation of peanuts Gospel Hall they lacked any confirmation of school, would be the guest speak Father, Mindful of Thy Love” nital Summer” by Albert IdeU. Anthem. Open Our Eyes ., : ----- 415 Center Street 1942 Pontiac Sed$nette for sale, the-proceeds to go to the 1942 Olds Hydromutic (Oonttnoed from Page Oae) .such .shipments as reported from er at the meeting of the club next * Miu June O’Day Recessional Hymn—“Soldiers of Members of the W.S.C.S. mdy ...... ^-Maprarlane Philadelphia. ^ . Tuesday evening at the She.ridan. PLUM the Cross, Arise” bring a guest. Red Cross. Womep are welcome to Offertory antoem^xx'O God, Uu* 10:30 a. m.—Breaking of bread. 1942 Podge Sedan HARTFOPD serve for a part ofxtoe day, or for 1 Valera spoke at Cavan am| con Since the embargo was ah-! Mr. ^ugherty will .have afi^la lAive^, Sensatifflikl Vocalist and Vyillbun -H o ^ n t ig - Bi'jrd Dte Week Wfdneadsy, 3 p. m,, m ating of aeen ...... Coleipsu 12:15 p. m .-^unday school. HEAR THE ANSWER. READ FROM THE 1941 Pontiac Sedan / demned rumors, saying there was iiounced, U. S. Ambassador Carl Tiubject, "Life In .Cuba." . ^ Dancing Star. • /- = s f/m / = Monday, 3:30 p. m.. G. F. S. Jun- the Women’s Society at The Church. idl day. ' Postiude.: Andante serloso ...... 7 p. m.—Gospel -service. Tuesday. 3:30 p. m.— Brownies 1941 Pontiac Sedanette no justification for public uneasi ton Hayes and Sir Samuel Hoarc, He graduated from the Univer ViBMHARP I l A M n “ BORDER PATROL” , lors. MbmbCra are requested to bring ..^ ,7 ...... i^ . Ketelby 7:15 p. m.—Tuesday, Ptkyer 1941 Buick Sedanette ness though he added that at “any British . aaibassador, have pres.sed sity of Havana and spent ^ eight £DRUMKIN6 li l V l a K i k Tuesday, 6:45 p. m. Junior C^oir. three or four favorite recipes to Be at Eaat Side Recreational building. -^--Pastor’s t?onfirmation ’class at meeting and Bible reading. moment war may come upon us home requests to Franco to re yi^ars in that country. During ------MT.ARTS MONDAY ------rehearsaL 7 p. m.. Boy Scouts. 7:30 sold. Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., 7:00 p. m.—Boy Scouts In the 1911 Chevrolet Convertible this time he-made a special stud.v .Betty'Grabir Robert. Ynnag 5:00. It Is necessary that'all the . .. .the danger becomes greater as call the Spanish Blue Legion from ^ Mr. John Carrico . p. m„ Service Club meeting. ' qf the South Methodist churi:h will Scout room. young people be present for .each Nearly one half of aU tuber- 1941 Buick Convertible the theater of war moves more in Rii.ssla, close the/German consu o f life and ^(xmditiona and is weil .In We*lnesday, 10 to 5 p. m.. Red be. the speaker following the busi- Wednesday, 10:00 s. m.—W. 8 culoals deaths in toe U. ,S. occur | BIBLE of toe class sessions. ■ 1941 Chevrolet Convertible our direction ahd th e. efforts of late In Tangier,/ release all the qualified to speak on the country V Our star Singing Waiter. HAMPTON "Sweet Rosie O’Grady” I Cross sewing (bring lunch). 12, to neasj meeting. Refreahments will C. S. Red Croaa sewing all day at in persons between 20 and 45. Young People’s Mu Sigma Chi 1940 Buick Sedan the belligerents against each othei*' interned Italian .ships, as well as and customs. > AI.SO: • 12:10 p. m.. Intercession for Vic- be served by Mrs. G.'A. Chappell the Red Crosa roomo, Centef President Felber said he expect and hCt committee. This good old Book is Iriie. ll t an bring you i»eace and quiet Driven only 10,000 miles. reach a climax.’’ other points. f "PARIM AFTliS DARK” • tory and Peace. 3:16 p. m^ Brown church. All women urged to come ed a laiite turnout of membera St With GICORGE SAUNDERS ie meeting. 7:30 p. m., Evening to help. . , ' 1940 Pontiac Sedan The U. S. Public Health Serv this meeting because there were *Eia^e Kosak ^Prayer, Litany, and address. 8:30 "'Ohoich Of the Nazarene Saturday, 10:00 a. m.—Minis ness of spirit even in ihcsr tiiili’s of terror. Hear it from the 1940 Chevrolet Sedan ice has a backlog pf requests for several important mattera to come \ Manchester’s Leading Drummer Bov. p. m.. Senior (^ oir rehearsal. 448 Main Street ter’s claaa In preparatory church ■X-ray examination of more than Quads’ Father up for dispussion. Dinner will pre 'Iliursday, 6:30 p. m.. Girl Scouts Rev. James A. Yonag, Pastor membership at the parsonage RUSSIANS WILL CONVERGE ON Bible and you^ll know it's Iriiei 1940 Pontiac Coupe cede the busineaa session and will 1940 Pontiac Convertible one million War workers.. '' Friday, 7:30 p. nu, Bible Class start at 6:30 promptly. , for men and women 8 p. m„ Wom Sunday services: 1940 Dodge Convertible Hope's to W ed THREE NIGHTS! an’s Auxiliary meeting. 9:30 a. m.—Church school. We Ztoa Rvangellcsl I.4itheran SALVATION ARMY CITADEL 1939 Olds 6 Sedan George Smith Churcb BUSHNELL Mon., Tues„ Wed. Wednesday, March 8, 7:30 p. m.. invite you to study the Bible with 1939 Pontiac Sedan and His Hammo^ Organ. (Playing Your Evening Prayer, Litany, and ser- us. John Cargo, superintendent. Cooper and High Streets Ptfrsonal Notices Their Mother About Tow n MEMORUL HALL Rov. Paal O. Prokopy, Pastor. 1939 Chevrolet Coach * Favorite Tunes).^ March 13-14-15 K)on by the Rev. W. Ralph Waril, 10:45 a. m.—Morning worship. TONIGHT AT 8:00 Jr,, miniator of the South Method Card of Thanks Mrs. Rollin Hitt, chairman and Serinon.by pastor: “ Ready for the -They .Plan Capture and Encirclement of AH Hearts 1939 Plymouth Coupe “ * DAGGETTM. L E E 'V 1st church. Sunday school, 9 a. m. W p wi«h to exprt'BB o u r xtiicere (Coattonad (roa ea$* Om ) her committee received many com- Race.’’ • Music by tbe Ladies’ choir. Divine Worahlp. 10 a. m. Theme BIBLE AUDITORIUM 1939 Plymouth Sedan tiiunkH tu 4»iir friends, relatives and Proceoalonal Hynui — ”0 Jesus, Therein. , pltmerits last night for the de • Excellent Food and Choice Liquoiv . Presents tbe 6:30 p. m;—N. Y. P. S. Miss “ A Woman Wrestles With God, 1938 ChevTolet Sedan iiel# ib o is fur th eir kjnrlneSM and was all a mistake and that our Thou Art Stondiiig” Marlon E. Janes, president. Mr*; IxMral Corps Will Contest Project. (NOT JEHOVAH'S WITNESS) pynipathy aliown u« at . the time X»f licious old-fashioned chicken pie - Litany Hymn— “Saviour! When in tsnd Wins.” Text: Matt. 15. 21-28. 1938 Ford Coupe the death of ohr beloved huBhand marriage, which oixurred soon supper they served last night to ANNUAL SPRING ENGAGEMENT Florence E. Wood will speak. Young People's Society. Monday, and father. AlHo'tlioee «*ho aeiit after I joined the army, was hasty Dust to Thee” Battle Will Be Decided In the Air. 1937 Chevrolet Coach members of (Iffiapman Court, Order 9 ^jiacious Dance Floor, No Miiiiiniim or , of 7:30 p. m.—Evangelistic service.' 7:3Q p. m. Houera and loaned the-uae of their and thoughtless under the stress Sermon Hymn—“When I Survey Pastor’s subject; "The Offense of Ringside Seats Free! 1937 Dodge Sedan ca n». A ^ Of Amaranth, and their Menda Cover Charge at any time. the Womlrous Crosa” Third Lonten Service, Wednes eMra. Alici O. MtoBon «i.Dd ‘Duutfh* of wartime excitement," the sbr- ’The business meeting o f the court the Guilty." The chorus choir will day, 7:30 p.l m. Theme; "The 1936 Chevrolet Sedan ter*. geaiit said. OSertoiy Hymn— “ Sweet the Mo followed and the evening wound up ments, Rich In Blessing’ sing. Scriptures - Are AUo Fulfilled ..L 1936 Ford Sedan (In Pittsburgh last night, Mrs. with card games. The Week 'Through L ent” Matt. 26. .14. Card of Thanks Mary Jenemann, mother of the THE ONE AND ONU? Vesper Hymn—“Now the Day Is 1936 Chrysler Sedan Over” f . Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.—Praise W e wiah to expresa ou r th a n k s to 26jyeai‘-old bMuUcian whom and prayer meetings with the pas 1936 Plykooth Sedan uur friends and neiffhbora fdr kind The Dorcas sewing group of D IA L 9802 Rectoalohal Hymn—“Hsll to toe 1935 Plymouth Sedan ness and sympathy shown to u* at Tboi|fipe6n married there in 1942, Emanuel LuChersa church ' will t Lord’s Annointed’’ tor In charge. Church board will St. Jiiha’a PoUah Church the time of the death .of our. mother declared "We’fe not going to take meet next Monday at 7:30 at the hold ’ Its monthly meeting at • the Golwaar Street Lenten Evening Institute 1935 Chevrolet Coach and grandmother. Alao tho*a mho any steps until this thing dies W «’n Reserve a Choice Table or Booth for Rev. 8 . 4 . Sccaepkowskl sent flotrers and loaned the use o f Red Cross Headquarters instead close of this service. car*. down.” r of Thursday,- their usual meeting Your Party Until 10 P. M. Our Saturday H m Salvation Aragy Note W alter Orayb. Orgaaiot Some models we have (Although the daughter, who is BAUfTRUSSi The Webb Family. night. It is h op ^ that a larg^ Lenten Revival Campaign, March two or three to choose group will make it a point to at Evening Guests Are Mahy; You’ll Get a Bet ! Tonight, ' 8:00— The Russian 15th. to 24to., with Dr. J. Glenn 9 a. m.— First mass. * North and Soutti front. tend ter Seat By Doing So. - I band from Hartford will be tbe Gould, Kahsas City, Mo., and Ken 10:80 a. tn.—Second maaa. guest at the hour of music pro neth L Akins, Keene, N. H. as ths Choir rehearsMs following each Methodist Churches Mrs. Dorothy I. Hutoon, of 16 gram at the dtadel. workers. I mass. Maple street, was the honor guest Mmm Sunday, 9:30—Sunday school, T. ' Company of lee, ineleding Symphoaic Orebestra TERMS AND at a surprise birthday party last 0 One Visit Will Convince You That for Real Fun, In a P. S. Wm. Hall in-cha^. IIKK)— Refined Atmosphere, Yoii Gan’t Beat In the Greatest Prodoettons In Their CoVenaBt Coagregattoaal Charch CoaoevdU Lutheran night at the Old Hall Inn, Holiness msstlng. Major Atkinson Bpraee Street At North Church \ TRADB! East Hartford Dinner was Extensive Repertoire: Garden aad Wtetor Streets st>eaksr. 4:00— Young People's I Hkv. Charles O. Johasoa, Mialster | Rev. Kart Richter, Pastor to a group of 30 friemto fronT Monday— Swan Lake • The Red Poj^y - Prince Igor meeting. T:S0—Salvation service. 7:00 - 6:00 P. M. Sunday Hartford, East Hartford and this 1 Major Sweet will preach. « 10:45 a. m.. Morning worship, EASY town. Mrs. Hutson was presented 8:50. a. m7-^-Sunday School and NEXT TO POST OFFICE Tuesday-rLes Sylphitics - Ancient Russia • The Cuckolds* Wednesday, 2:30 — Women’s iSermon: "Knowledge' of God.” Bible Olassea. Alfred Lange, su- Bible Study and a Course in Religious Eduntion. with s purse of nr>oney and other The Fair ■ ^ Home Leagtie. 7:00— Young Peo General Session PAYMENTS ifts..The ptuly was ^ven by her Following the address the Holy perintendenL MAIN AND CENTER STREETS, MANCHESTER usband, Daniel D. Hutson; y W ^nesday— Etude • The Nutcracker • Le Beau Danuba ple's bond practice. 8:00—Young ICommunlon will bo observed. 10 a. m.—Service. Rev. O. (Jor “ Advancing The Crusade For A New World Order” S People’s Bible class, I .13 Noon, Church school. All, don Parker returned missionary Frank E. iJeeleU. 8«aman 2-c., ------MAIL ORDERS NOW— SEAT SALE MAR 7 — >r Thursday, 7:00—Band supper. claaaee will mMt in the vestry at from Afiteu ariU be iiv diatge. The Reverend Ralph E. Dodge, Speaker. TELL YOUR FfUENDS o f 8. Cottage street, hoe immplstbd SHERIDAN - Friday, 7:80—Holiness meeting. tha .opening aeasioa. Mid-Week LantcB aerviee: Wad- FREE ADMISSION BRUNNER^S hiS' boot training at ' Sampeon, Prims:. Drrh. Sa.'IS, ftJtt, flA A Tst BnL fS-Sfi. flA t . $l.ia. > Sstnrday, 7:80—Open air service 13:30 p. m.. Adult BlUe elaao aeaday at 7:80 p. m. ALL WELCOME! MORIARTY BR0S.-TEL. 8500 Sad BnL fl.IO. 88r. (Tax ter.) in charge o f the pastor. Tbe Week M OAKLANDo y STREET N. Y., and la home for a 14-day- (B y Far the Nicest Grill in Toson} 8:00—SslvsUon service. All are ^tsasss^stBsssm oBm am m m leave. i ■V'-' Bvenlns wontaiB a i 7 :3 0 o’ekwk I Monday, at 7:80 •. au the X*a- mm I ■ V '-i'z ■*
X A- MANCHESTER EVKNTS’C HERALD. MA>4CMESTKH. CpNiN.. SATURDAY. MARCH 4. ini4: f o u » X: - i ------^ ------1 - — ^ up thee Idbatd«i that Manchester i.s ‘f ' I psing, namely uaing the money oii- Sp^^tfRites P a p e r lained from the ^ sale of waste yaUR VICTORY GARVIN paper for hotpe. 'town improver, MABCH U V L U a OFTEN MEAR menta.:/ tt is expected that the COLDS To Note Event *1^ Bu f^obcrl Ocidcr i?% i. 111 Nort|i>^st salvage committee'-here will meet ^ /Af'fratntr lYr.frr I ^ this week and perfect plan* for further use of the money, ' TIESISTANCE IS LOW! Emanuel to Celebrate Collections to Be Made Mahy jicople suffer from min A you need take Fathw, In That Section on colds''^in March because John's Mcdiduc which sup-* Burning of Mortgage tliey are'qot getting enough ■plies vitamin A to help build Part 4 Monday. / INCOME TAX T o m o r r o w . vitamin A needed (or strong resistance. It also -gives A garden gdherai usually doM resistaneeXo colds and quick relief of coughs dpe not have as much cliolce. even, as The Waste Paper SaIvage,coih- Returns Prepared coughs due to cglds. n you to colds by its ■soothing: Roll up your sl ^ m ^ -O p ^ aT fe»«Boat d Of Administration, who will test’ 'la a good one tc apply. Every scrap of Waste paper is .needed badly by the manufactur ADRIAN read tho\ii«tory of the mortgage, Ground that doesn i have weeds William Ow. chalnimn of the growing upon It usually won't pro ers to prevent whole.sale shut Board ot Tniatees and Carl K. vide nourishment for e garden. So downs. Three of the big mills In Matson, trea^rer of the church. select a spot whe^e the weeds Vermont recently were forced to Rev. T. A. oi^tafaon will deliv ^ow heaviest, and yet is well Coatnlt guide books and seed catalogues for trc(inlque. suspend ojierations for ten days /BURKE @1 er a apecial anhiveraary metaage drained. and utilised the time to make re on the subject "In Our Own pairs. I r 8; l CINUR >T K&NCHISIU lONN Home." The Emaimel Choir will The careful gardcMrs lake sam Three other communities in 117 New Bolton Roatl ples of their soil to meir seedsmen upper New York’ stats have taken •Ing Chnstlsnsen s \"Bullt on a or to their county agents or sgrl- Ruck." Miss ava M Johnaon wlU cul^ursl college offlcisla for teats. Critics Say New Deal preside at the organ m the abaenM Telephone 598.'? P iW - S a. Albert F juraon who recently TUs will readily determine if the 7 underwent an operation at the ground will sustain s garden. / - Manchester Memorial boaptw. The test will reveal if the soil is WE RETOESENT THE STRONGEST Anniversary Suadsy \ deficient. If it is deficient, the soil Has Become Old Deal The ceremony of burning \U»a expert can tell whether the condi STOCK An d d iv id e n d High Class R ii^ g Horses^ ■ M l mortgage la being OT tion can be corrected through spe cratic chairmen heading 16 of the Anniversary Sunday. This la tWa cial fertilixation. * Us« Figures lo Try to moat important Senate committees PAYING 'X’ ' ^ Sunday nearest ti. the 'irganlM- In selecting the garden site be Prove Point; Reuder Is average 69 years, which is older tlon date of tr.r oongregatlon. TM sure it ia away from trees and than the average age of Ih* cabi _ :OMPANIES - ahrubs co their roots will not rob For Hire and For Kmtmuei cnurcl; waa organlSOT Left to Draw His Own net, the Supreme court or the INSURE March 1-2, 1881. undei the chal^ the garden of nutrition and the brain trust i limbs will ■ ot shade some of the Bianship of Rev.' J. McU»nder of Conclusions. There are the 10 Senators: E. D. Portland, Conn. rows. IN The decision to bu.to the present If the soil IS tpo aandy, add mat Smith lH«k 7 ident, now 82, fought ah* on Church and Chestnut, valued “The Family Album” presented cally—lust one . of his stiffest at over S111.000. Is thus debt free by Gibbons Assembly, Catholic fights:. The 1937 battle to rejuve 32 years after the original decision Ladles of Columbus, st K. of C, nate tho Bupr«me court when the to build the church. Home. "nine old man’’ averaged 72 years The Emanuel church now num Wednesday. March 8 and ilM youni^eat waa 62. bers 840 communicants. 190 chil Surgical Dresalngs at American In nja. message at that time ask dren, a toUl of oaptlaed member Legion Home, Leonard atreet, 10 ing Cohgteas to supplement every ship of 1,030. _ a. m. to 4:80 p. m. Federal Judge over 70 with a . Members and friends of B a i^ - Tbureday, March 0 youngsr man, the President said: uel church are cordially invited to Meeting Zoning Board of Ap- New Blooded Seen Needed the ceremonies tomorrow morning. peala. Municipal building at 8. "Modem complexities rail for a The. Luther Leagues will conduct Friday, March 10 constant infusion of new blood in a Fellowship Service to which the Operetta “The Magic Piper, th6 courts, just as it is needed in public is invited at 5 o'clock. , Students of Biickland school, executive functions of the goir- School Auditorium at 7 p. m. emmant and in f ivate business. Saturday, March 11 "A lowered menial or physical Fourth . annlveraarv celebration vigor leads men to avoid an ex Chileans Accept At American Legion Home. amination of complicated and Annual get-together of " South changed condiUons. New facts be Farrell Regime Manchester Fire Department at come blurred through old glasses No. 1 headquarters. fitted as it were for the needs of Operetta "The Magic Uper, ” another generation." Congreaa refused to listen. Bdt Buenos Aires, March 4—(/P) — at Buckland school at 3 p. m. Wednesday, March 15 in the seven years, since 1937, 'all An/iwmouncement by Chile ac- the Justices then on' the bench, ex OTpting the Argentine government Military Whist of Gibboiu As cept two. have died or retired and of Gen. Edelmlro Farrell as a con sembly, C. L. of C. at Y.M.C.A. been replaced . by Roosevelt ap We are firmly convinced that employees and management tinuation of the Ramirez regime Friday, March 17 pointees oo that now the court's with no question of. recognition in Red Cross benefit entertain average age Is 58i A volved was rccelv^ with satis ment, South Methoiiist chupch. The hold-overs are ^ le f Ju stiu working together can master this problem through better plan faction today in Argentina’s offi Saturday, .March 18 Stone, 72, and A as^ ate Justice Ladies' Night, Tall Cedars, ut cial circles Roberts, 69. Tht new Justices aref ning, an increase of individual production, the elimination of: (JT The Chilean action, the first by the M-asonic Temple. Black, 58; T.eed, Frankfurter, any American government in con Monday, March 27 62; Douglas, 46; ^urphy, 54; Jack- nection with last week’s events in Choral Frolic, .Second Congre son, 52; and Rmledge, 5 0 .x avoidable absenteeism; (2) the changing of jobs with resultant gational church. Argentina, was announced over Five In Cabinet Over 70 the Argentine radio a.ajioon ns the Wednesday, March 29 high labor turnoVer; (3) the employnient of more people thah are Farewell to Rev.. Watson Woml- Yet five of tne 10 members of the news was received. riifl Bt f:entcr Congregational prcaidenl’a/cabinet, which aver church, at 8. ■ ages 64 yCars, are over 70. Here’s actually required. April 27 to 29 the cabmet: Hull, 72; Morgenthau, Repatriales (Voss New Eii'-l-’uii Conference of 53; S tiih ^ , 76: Biddle. 68: Walk Women’s Missionary Societies, at er, 58: Knox, 70; lokes, ,70;. Wick- Maufs^ctviring produces the major income in this area. If it is HI Emanuel Lutheran church. aidj/6l: JoheX70; and Perkins, 62. Border Into Spain Xhe presentX"brain trust”—^the to be curtailed or removed from the State, your pocket-book and group of advisWs closest to the president—now averages 57 years Irufl, Spain, March 4—(A')— The Auiiiiuls Escape as compared with an average of 40 your future will suffer. You would have to learn to get along first two of three Irqina bringing for the "brain trust\^hlc(i start 366 North Americans out of Ger As Tornado Hits ed gut with Mr.-Roosevelt 11 years HAT would your job be worth if manufpairing were to / in a less prosperous comqiunity and State on less nioney than ever many crossed the Spanish border ago. \ shortly before midnight en route Here are • the present brain cto Lisbon and were due in the ^ Suddenly removed from Connecticut? However you before, or you would have the alternative of leaving your home, Hugo, Okla., March 4 / (4’i — trusters: James F\ Byi'nes, 85; Portuguese capital this-afternoon, Fred M. VirtflOT 54; Samuel Rosen- “ he first train to arrive at Irun Nearly all animals in tbC A1 G. Kelly circus, which hSs winter man, 48: Isidore Lubin, 48:, Harry j: • may gain your Ifveiihodd, Cxinnecticut with njanufac-* your friends and y w r associates, to seek a more plentiful living ried- 108 pasengers, the second Hopkins. 54: bernard Baruch, 74. ■X The third, has 106. headquarters three miles cast es caped last night in a tornado that Here’s the original brain trust turing would not afford you as good an opportunitjym make a He had been residents of Eu- and their 1933 ages: Rexford G. f l i r t elsewhere. ; ^ ^ \ sh, long they spoke little or caused approximately 310,000 I t''' Giving to the Red Cross has always been , damage to equlpriient Tugwell, 42: Raymoml Moley, 47; ^h. Born in the United .Adolf A. Berle, Jr., 38; Harry Hop a great, proud habit of thirty million living. ' . .^States many had ' returned soon Chiefly trained dogs, raccoons Is that the picture of Connecticut tomorrow? Not if you and / and the like, none of the animals kins, 43; Benjamin F. Cohen, 39; afterwards to the countries of and\Thoroas G. Corcoran, 33. American families . . . proud that they kheir parents’ origin In^Europ®- were of a wild nature. Four elC' ‘ 'Yqu may b^ surprised that right at this very moment forces are we can help it. Connecticut has the facilities for manufacturing phants in a bam were untouched. Senate I>e*ulers Older couU give . . . ^roud of Red Cross that Members of Uie “repatriated Some of the pf^aident’s most group generally reported that Seven trucks and trailers were de things that make a great difference. made; the giving worthwhile. workin^xto remove some plants and machinery from Connecti - the essential war goods—-you and we h i ^ the ability tc^ use those fiiey had been\transferred from stroyed. bitter recent quarrels have been h e r e are some wounds no drugs the Internment ^m p to another The twister injured five penons with Congreaa where the Demo- can heal, some longings that can be Rest easy, mother, .whra you think of But this year the need is greater than since their original detention but and damaged or destroyed,about T cut—that o^aiids have afready been made upon Connecticut facilities in production—and together we^^hare our love for our most said, they haX been reason 25 homes in the souttv^t section answered only by a mother’s tb«cl|. him. Always remember that whereygr he it has ever,, been in the past. This year 'wn , ably well-treated by vjie Germans of Hugo. Two buildings of. the Goodland Indian acbool nearby Yet now, when yotsr boy oeeds\you may be your Red Cross is by his side. serve more than eleven millionAmecicans manufactured to move their machinery out of this so-called crit country; and our native New England. With your help Connect were wrecked. The. State Highway FUEL OIL- ' a ■ a ■ on every fighting from the whole world patrol estimated total damage at gEK>re than ever,yon cannot, be at his side. o o a tf' ical Tabor area. ' L icut will go forward—not back! ^ ^ Educational Club 375,000. AND GAS Bat wtisc . , . You have given your sons. over. So this year give Xou have done the extra again—give freely^give to Meets March 15 WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE There k one way in which you reach y In those last th rd .words "critical labor area” is the key to the All o f ' us, working fuU or part time,-can solve this prob Criminal Caaea Transferred your own Red Cross and to / Bm d SL TeL 742S ^ him, reach him when he needs you most. work— donated your blood CIVE TO THE situation. In simple lan^ age this means that Government Agendes New Haven, March 4—( f li— A and bought your bonds. your own sons in^'the service. lem. Don’t delay—do your part. Volunteer for full or part- The Educatlomil Club will hold suit for 35,450,000, represented by . ■ That way is through the Red Cross— This year dig deep and be its next -meeting o-i Wednesday, attorneys as treble damages claim your Red Cross, sdM the Greatest Mother Yes, and you have helped as^rt that we do not'have enough workers to meet certain sched- time work in essential industry by registering at your nearest U. S. March 15,;at 7:30 p. m. at the Hol ed on lost profits of the Perfect glad ypu can give and be lister atreet ,-poSt-war. not a war enter- which case the" wise Up to either lied Democrats and Republicans ^ industrial combines aiid huge Sgri- thaL She ,*can dig clams, too. WDRC— Treasury Star Pa —Music You Love Beat. ,->THB.^HB Asaocu^ A PR4SS rade; WTHT—Music. 7:45—WTHT — Dtck Kuhn's Or Tho AMMtn|oB'Pr«9i — t t f •ZOlUHT*' lirjac; 'an'i^x Iherefoia not dr.sej vlng tho Democratlt or the Republican ulike to the overvldlng of Pre8l;4 Cultural lobbies, ami cKn,y/a heavy basket of them WTlC-;-I25th . Anniversary chestra. I ly •n - tltlM 'M th«,^a{HM______O f r«ptihlic> of any irhmediate allocation .<>f parties is to forget all tlie candi dent Roo.seveil’s veto of the new! Hitlerian "Super Kaee” a milc fir two-anil does'it. fjr 8:00—WTIC — Abie’s Irish Rose; tion>n ot>Mt nowo'enopo.ripatohoa cradwfi of Colgate University: WDRC— it'VT POT' otharwiaaothorwii -erpAtfad In 'biaterlals and shipping. The sec dates. now being discussed, equip tax bill he appraired the dignity^ Not With senators and repre.scn- she can sft contentedly on a rock O f^ e p and Booksr WTHT — WDRC — Blue Ribbon Town; thi*‘pppf?*aod also tVo tiiMl niiwa ond' ds that Syeh a government Uteniselvea with a leaning micro while Bill trpkera at some incred Vaiwy Program: WNBC — WTHT — Let's Learn Spanish; pgJUtihM boro. .. , of the Congress at a high figure, ,-tatives so liesotted by a Hitlerian WNBC—Early American Dance Ended MctrolMlitan Opera. ^11 HBbta « . tonoW^ of venture'Ip foreign oil reservra phone, and nominate Sinatra. Congress had been insulted by the infatuation with their owj^raci^' ible 'old boatAhe never has a apaclal diapptwoa Kbratn ara alto IS-^W'THT ^— Leni 'McIntire’s Music. / raaa “ conatltutes'^a new foreign policy, President’s implication-^according superiority that they arc eagerly good one —just, to keep him Com Orcbesti 8:15—WTHT—Mutlel Polish Pi-o- which threatens .to Involve us in gram; WNBC — Edward •Tom rail oarviM ellant of to Barkley —that it was giving willing to deprive our ^htilig pany, Together \ they trudge 30—W TjeV Grantland Rise; Parvlco IPO. unperlalism and which has not re more thought to the desires Of men, hazarding their liyi^ilaily ail back and forth over^^e roada or WDRC—CallJ^ng Pen America; linson. WTHT — Oforge Hamilton’s 8:30—WTIC — Truth or Conse PubUobora RapratantatWaa; Tha ceived the approval 6f.. Congress. Connecticut "the greedy” than to the necessi- over the world, of the right to make their W'ay abouCxln one of quences; WDRC — Inner Sanc Jullua Matbawa Spaolal Ananoy— The third is that the project rep Orchestra* Xaw York. Chleapo. DatroTt and ty of the neeiiy. Therefore there vote, lest by clplhce Negroes the old boats, getting ak^bonest :00—WTIC — SlllU Brothers; tum: News; WNBC — Boston Boatoo. ___ resents an opening wedge for gpv-, was nothing for Congress to dg might dare to a.s>i(ut their citlzen.i' living in * primitive way. \ WDRC—Strictly SMjvlng; WTHT Sym^hony Orchestra. trnment ownersfiTp of the entire —This Is Halloran. 8:45—WTHT — Beyond 'Victory— m b m b b r a u d it b u r e a u or but show the President where he right.s. Not with numberless peo- You never hear.*** rude-or 'U^ly What? CIRCULATIONS. oil industry.' Yankee plr, wlth agn's of their own in tho word from either of them. Ah^ :15_WTIC—Clifford Hpge By A H. o. got off by ignoring his protests jSO—W nC —Here’s td'. Youth; 9:00—WTIC — National Barn Tha Hamid Printing Company, By this development, the first against the inadequacy of the tax arme'd ac'rvices, patronizing the the woman has a beautiful speak-' WDRC— Philadelphia NOiches- Dance: WDRC Hit Parade; Inc., aaaumaa ao flnanoiai raaponal* WTHT -^'ChTcago Theater. bllity for typographloal arrora ap- real, debate on the project starts, America Ja finding that it can hill and.by passing It again by a blarl^ market in ga.soline and that ing voice. She may have had an tra; WTHT — Army-Navy aarlng In advartlaamanta in Tha not in British dll circles, which in a hundred other bootleg com- Hpuse Party. \ ^ 9:30-^ WtIC — Can You Top Slanoboatar Banning Harald. do. In the coMiae of war, many smothering majority. education some time; I don’t This?: WNBC — Spotligfft mlgtt be expected to feel most moilities—without even a-sense of know. ' She is no native here. I ,.;00\WT1C — Rupert Hughes: things that nev'eg seemed either Inasmuch as Booaevelt had In WTHT—Music. ’ \ Banda; Quick Quia. Saturday, March 4 nervousness and alarm about such guilt. Not with but what's the fancy she may have lived in many 9:45—WDRC — Ham Session. possible or desirable in the nor sisted that nothing lean than a :16—WtIC — Harold Fleming;^ / a proposed American project, but mal course of events. Shtiic of the use? You all-know, all of us places and I am quite s'ure that 10:00 — WTIC — Million Dollar Second Front In Miniature? lax measure providing for ten bil WTHT-\Freedom on the Land \ Band; WTHT — Royal Arch / in American oil circles which changes prove eminently desirable lions would preserve any safe bal know, that self and self interest she was once a circus snake Forever. ^vGunnlson; W Npc — John Van- Throo tlmea the AlUed (orcea on :S0—WTIC War; ./ might have been expected to wel not only aa war measures, but as ance between current taxation and alone constitute the "war spirit” charmer. If you get nosey and dei-cook. the Anglo beachhead have now come such official American eco permanent reforms. Among such, of an immen.se number of our peo, WDRC—NeWq; The Colonel; ?0:i5— WDRC — Correction we would rank as top.s the pro the borrowing through sale of wrar try to pry .she will merely tell WTHT—George. Abbe—Poetry. Look at Japin. At the si^ e Ifour tlud saw the end of the 4th War Loan, the *^arch taken the worst the,, Germans nomic imperialism. pie—and that these have no PlegM; WTHT — Saturday 1 ^ that the 4th War Lofin goal of $14,000,000,000 has been rwched and passed posal of Democratic State Chair borids, and inasmuch as Congress’ you: "Oh no, I'm not Mrs. Bill. ;45l_WTHT—Dartce Orchestra. Nigm Bondwagon; WNBC — could offer. Tho Germans have Despite the stated reasons of man John M. DoWc that his party thought about the war excc|)t to I’m Just Bill's housekfcper,” You ;00—WTIC — Ydv^r America; had aa much force as could ever measure provided for only a fifth Armj»*Seiwlce Forces Present Will cheer American boys fibm Italy to the Marshalls. But they will h earse news of Death” that shocked all America to a realizatioh of Jap brutality to American the American oil interests, it Is nominate all its candidates for the of that aihqunt, -. it will be seen hope that it somehow or other feci, if have any feeling for WDRC—(Corliss Archer: WTHT 10:30—WTIC—Grand Old Opry. be concentrated on «uch a small poaaible to feel that the real mo November election at one state will quickly—and miraculously— —Navy BulleUn Boa^; WNBC 10:45—WDRC—Talks: WTHT — convention to be held this spring. that the punch-back by such things, that anyhow ahe ia Tea and Crumpets. priaoners of war—fJhaf m sreh w m wilM going on* front; they havo struck with their tives of their opposition have not get itself over so that they may a lady. I mean a lady. News; W>7BC — Harry Wis- not only over ^putterifig radios but over the din of battle. V maximum military pother, using The prime, war reason for such CongreM was an'sight billion dol :30—WTIC — National Confer mer. \ yet been made clear, just as, for a suggestion Is. of course, the fact be freed of all restraints and per So you see there are some In ence of Music Educators; V everything they could gather lar Itayroaker. 11:00—News (^ a ll stations. that matter, the real motives of that the party mu.st nominate mitted to return to the state of teresting people left In the world. WDRC — Afternoon M elons; from a whole oampnign' area. early If it wanU to get the names It is eight billion dOUara on 11:15—W -nc —\Nelson Olmsted: To liberate those heroM of Bataan ind Corregldor before It la "top late,* ether the proposed project may not oe light-minded anarchy which is And some ot them live down here WTHT—Music. \ WDRC — Traek Meet; WTHT For the war still'^goes on with ever mounting fury. And that means that our Their boat has been taken and of Its candidates on the abaentee-^ which the people of this oduntry ;45—WTIC —Starring Curt Mas —Give and Take\WNBC—Korn clear either. As the project was ballots going to the armed serv their Jdea of "freedom.’’ in the environs of the River Road. sey; WNBC — Treasury Star held. But, because the Allies have first proposed, it looked like will have to pay interest for many \ Kobblers. \ War Bond buying must go on unabated, too. Afncrkin bore akormed aikd took tlit^Iarilialie ices. That is the only reason'the years, and in tha cqurse of time Yes, I can get a grim sort of And some of them are sturdy Parade. 11:30 — w n c —1 Bustain the not followed up such defensive American economic imperiallam. experiment will be tried, IT it is Evening will have to liquidate—doubtless kick out of thinking about that enough and unconsciously digni W^gs; WDRC —\ Flashgun victoiios with any aignifleant ad But there Is still the possibility tried. • 6:00—News on all stations. on the road to Tokyo. But If it is tried, It'wlll be editorial today. U was one on the fied enough in their Independence Casey; WTHT — Ty>mlny Tuck vances of their own, the situation that the real aim of auch an in a period of greatly reduced in 6:15—W nC — History In the er’s Orchestra; WNBC -Wimmy To the millions who bought extra War Bonds at least one rxperhifeiital step comes. I doubt very much wheth old man. all right. I guess I was so that even fussy neighbors don’t Headlines; WDRC — People’s Is rightly labeled one of stalemate. American project is to produce, away from something that Dorseyt News. • \ Apparently, It can remain so in er the childFcn and grandchildren more than a little of a boob when try to compel them to have their PlaUorm: WTHT — Music; 12:00— w n c — News: Thomas ' But that March to Tokyo—stHl 2,000 ad ltt. not new economic Imperialism by might well be Vonsidered the' I let mys|p| write it and sent it to houses straightened up and paint WNBC—Sports: News. Peluso’s Qrchestre; WDRC — in this drive, all America gives thanks. definitely. most stupid tjrfng In .American of this generation will accept the us or any one else, but world the coipposing room Instead of ed or else move away. 6:30—WnC — StricUy Sports; Nevra; W ife? — News. \ - This campaign la being taken hs pollUrs—the short political idea that the dignity of the sev agreement, in the spirit of the At tearing it up and substituting, for WTHT—Hawaii Calls; WNBC 12:30—WnC-^-Three Suns T ri^ away—thMt mmreh gdeg on. a prediction of what we are going campaign. enty-eighth Congress voaa worth M. M. —Ink Spots. 12:45—WTIC—Lhe Sims, Pianist7 lantic Charter, on a world trustee The .sl^ t campaign is typically it one reading like this: To the , and more volunteer Work to face when we attempt our main it. Personally I think that eight Niantic River Road, 6:45—WTIC — Medical Talk; Newt. 5 000,000 ship of all reserves for the equita a kind pf Boman holiday, in which Waterford, Conn. Invasion of Europe. This, wo are various aspirants for office, drawn dollars would be a pretty high When the devil waa scared, ■Jii ble benefit of all peoples. This a saint he'd , be. // ers who contributed their time and abilities to told, is the quality and strengtb would amount, in fact, not to any ouLrif convention hats at the la.st valuation on that intangible. of the of^iosltlon we will -face. moment, depend upon dramatic When he thought things safe, American Made Music And we on fhe hohrm front United States ownership of cer /novelties, and last minute charges devil a saint was he. _ help make the drive a success, yOur Govem- This jlS .Uie second "front In minia Some Joka ob Writer tain oil industries, but to a worjd^ delivered too late to be answered, 1 fancy it will take another hun ture. management of all oil reaervra.'^If fob their success with the electo-^ There's so little doing down Your Federal rate. dred or couple of hundred years To Go Out to SoTdwrs m m t and*your fighting inim giye thanks. Such analysis is "not, we think, that iqay be what the Ickea ^Mlicy here, at ' this time ol tbs year, altogether true. It is fair enough The one thing the short caun- for America to "find her soul,” Income Tax I / ' ' —can we afford to stop now that the 4th War has in mind, It may also be what palgn almost never does ia to that I find myself rcmlMscing a that, at Anglo, tha Germans have examine It and find clean New York. March 4.—(fiV'-^des." . . .BLU—7:30, Premier; the oil interests have. In mind give the public a fair ahpt at the good deal and pretty often. And No. M musical pro* Music America Loves Best; 8:30, shown lis tough fighting, tough candidates. Instead, the candi enough to ha|ig out on the line American-made To the thousands of patriotic newspapers,\ Loan is history, while our all-importint job of when they object, ^ iit the con one of the things that I have re for all the world—apd high heav When, Where, and HoW..Taxea grams, ranging * from symphonies Boston symphony; 9:30, Stan Kenr « men, and tough equipment. But it troversy is just beginning, and the dates are torchlight figures membered rather acutely. Just re Are to Be Paid i ton band; 10:15, Army Service is also fair to p o ^ out that they whose three week ambition in en—to see. to dance bands, are being made Forces. . . . MBS—7, Nick Car magazines, radio stations and networks, mem supplying and financing this costliest war of all real issues sreyllkely to become life ia to stir up an emotional cently, is an editorial that I wrote Taxpayers' who file annual Fed* have provided uS^yith this for Sorry I won't be around. available on e regular rebroadcast ter; 8:30, Cisco Kid; 9, jChlcago clearer before.at diminishes. ' storm about themaelves, punch for the Herald during the last half cral income and victory tax re echadule from botboNortb Africa theater "CX>untess Maritza;” midable opposition under a set of the public groggy with oratory year of my Herald service In Man turns for 1943 on or before March and j^uthem Italy, CBS reports. 10:45, Saturday Bondwagon. bers of the motion picture industry, the out time still goes on? We have won a home front circumstances which is not likely almt^ In every conceivable di Neighbors 15, 1944, will show in that return The firrangement, after a series lit ' Fjifhters To Bei'lin rection, and then win In the re chester. I haven't a copy of It by Just a few*it>da down thk River to apply to the second front it me—and pertaapa that's just as the settlement of the taxes . for of experiments, waa made be Sunday brings: door industry, advertisers and agencies, retail battle here, yes. An^rican bombers have alread.v sultant confusion and fog. ' Road there cornea into it, from both the years 1942 and 1943 un tween the netaraijk’s . short wave . NBC—12 noon. Holiday of Pu- self. In such a campaign, the candi well, but I think It was captioned lim drama "Courage Is Their' In Italy, the Germans, knowing fiowh .greater distaiicea over G'er- the left, what was vaguely der the plan provided In the law division and the oversees OWI. stores, banks, post offices, credit unions, build date feels free to select, only those "America Finds Its Soul." for the tranaltion to the My-aa- Two United Nations etetlons, Badge;” 1:30 pi m.. Roundtable our comparative economy of qthny than would be required for issues which redound to his own known as-'’the lane” when vve first "Politics of Taxes;” 3:30, Army It was a "spot” article apper you-go or current tax payment Redlo Algiers end R q ^ Beri, ere But just as our boys continue even more equipment In that sector, coul^ reaching Berlin. That they have benefit. He doesn’t'.have to stay came here to live in 1919. It ia system. hendling the rebroedoeete which Hour; 5:30, GUdetMeeve; 7^ Jack ing and loan associations, labor unions, frater and did gamble, when the Anglo not actually given Berlin its first with even these Issues long taining to. the iiassage by Con now fLoc.Ust Court Then there After compifUng tax on are designed to reach Ffencb and Benny; 8, Charles McCarthy, Ceal enough to go over them''morc than gress of tie lend-lease aqv which ItellMl ^speaking lUteneri.'. The B. DeMlIle; 10, PhU Spitalny vigorously once they have established a beacha^ landing came, that It would be/uie daylight bombing has probably once or twice, or long enough to was just one house on the lane. 1943 income, they /Will compare was adopted on March 11, three that tax with th ^ 9 4 2 tax. They progrema are relayed abort #eve Girls. . . . C?BS—12:30; Trans- nal o^ganization^iE^ld faim credit associations, only immediate landing of sort. been due to the feeling that they give the public a chance to ration Now there are fifteen or sixteen. In English, with French and IteK Atlantic call, Devonshire, Eng.; 3, years ago.. will then enteiym the return, in head," so we miitt continue to build on the’ Accordingly, they could/ind did would need fighter protection for alize on his views on them. He ia Some are fairly large and at least general, the ^greater tax plus an ian announcements cut in over- N. Y. Philharmonic, Jdaef Hoff the Nation gives thanks. a fiy-by-night expert on a series There had been, you may re Ls. Included are the New York man; 4:30. Kostelanetx concert; concentrate all the str^ g th they such a mi.ssipn. And for llghter.s of one night staiuls, ami he doesn't moderately expensive, some small addition of.'one-fourth of the leas member, an IntenslVa drive er tax a*' the total amount due, Philharmonic, the Philadelphia 6:30, g.merica in the Air; 7:30, \ success we have already achieved. themselves had in regeivc -for the to be able to reach Berlin would have to slay on any one issue long er and of no great pretensions, end Kostelanetx orcheatree, We the People; 8:30, Crime Doc ngainat tbc bill, with Charles A. the balance of the leaser tax being defense of all lUly to the one require some marked extension of enough for the public to judge, by but nice little places. Besides forgiven. A substantial pact If not Gladys Swarthout, Invitation to tor; 9:30, Fred Allen, Ralph Ed Once again Americans have proved their small sector w hl^ was the Anzio previous fighter flying range. pci.s.slblo changes In the-aspect of Lindbergh, Verne Marshall, the these there are, at the far end of alT^f the tax will already ' have Music, Sinatra with the Hit Pa wards; 10, iPhil Baker at Holly tliat issue, whether he is expert late Hugh Johnson, Hajiford Mc- rade end verioua dance bands. wood. . . . BLti—11 a. m., Your beachhead. And, as a result, the That that longer fighter range or merely chameleon. the court, where it becomes Just Heen paid by moat taxpayers, deurmination to “back the attack” to the full. Nider. Senators Tydljigs, Rush since they may take credit for all War Job: 2 p.' m'., .Chaplain Jim; fight has b e ^ tough and a stale haa finally been achieved is the So far as the putilic is con an old cart track and finally^ Herbert Hoover, and War Food 5, Mary Small revuS; 6, Hall of Holt, Vanderiberg and the inevita of the payments made on their Our job goos on mate. / news of yesterday's operation. In cerned, the short ( ampaig'n is gen- mere trail leading up-hill ^^th e 1942 Income tax returns, together Administrator Marvin Jones, who Fame Hour; 7:30, Quiz IGds; 8:30, But, sM the way through this which a group of long-range eriilly an in.sidt to the intelligence, ble Wheeler, along .with' others, Spithead section of Waterford, with the additional amounts paid will read a message from Presi Keepsakea. music; 9:15, Basin since it depends principally upon out In the forefront of tne attack. dent RoosevelL are listed by the street; 10:30, Guy Lombacdo or beach^ad situation, there has Lightnings not only reached Ber emotionalism and mass psycholo three new structures ^hich have (a) through the collection of in Dissident members of Congress come taxes at the source by with BLU for a special program at 7 chestra. . . . MBS—12 noon. Re The Bonds we bought last week and the week bee^^just one thing needed to lin, but stayed over the city for a gy for its results. Krequontl.v, sprung up there sinc€ laat sum tonight to mark the opening of viewing stand *'P6st-war Status But the attack goes on shouted that the United States holding from wages la 1943, or change it completely and upset quarter of an hour. This opera therefore, the' public is forced to mer. I shall not/Attempt to de through payments of estim t- national 4-H Club mobilisation of Germany;” 3 p. m.. Fort Dlx; this demonstration of Nazi tion was more a lest of flight ca gamble blindly while- selecUhg of- was being led tlbwn the road to week. . . . Arturo Toscanini re- 4, Wide 'Horizona, Eddie Dowling; before are today’s explodii^ bombs and shdls, flclala who will govern its own fu scribe them, /d n e of the three ■M In September and Decem "^strength. That would, of course, pacity than anything else. There war by a dictator—but were met ia quite prrae'ntable, though defi ber, 1943. or (c) through a combi* turna to the NBC symphony at 5 5, Green Valley. Ralph Bellamy; ture destinies. p. m. Sunday on NBC for another 6, First Nighter; 8, Mediation be another beachhead—say above were no- bombers on the mission. by a Suprepie Court decision writ nation of both methods of pay* Look gt Italy. When the 4th War Loan drive and spent bullets can never be used again. We A longer campaign Would con nitely "'hpme made” from used ment. If, after taking these cred group of six broadcasts, starting Board; 9, Cleveland symphony; Rome, or on the opposite side of If there'had been, the German air tain no easy remedy for all these ten by ong of its yeteran conserva lumber,/''since It la neatly painted its, a taxpayer owes a balance, be with an all-Beethoven concert. 10:15, Good Will program. Itsly. There hasn’t been another defense might have been some- Ills and Imperfections. But It tive mp.mbcra. Justice Sutherland and^.domething has. been accom- may postpone for one year (with ended at midnight February 15, the drive on must provide for tomorrow, too. The need wo'uld dinii.iish the- importance of On Saturday night list: Monday expectations: such beachhead because w e, are 'thing more severe than what was timotionalism; it would' tend to ill 1936, which declared that the ^,Uahed in the way of grading out Interest) any amount of the power of the President to conduct unpaid balance up to one-balf of NBn You Top This; 10. Barry 3:30 p. m.), School of the-Air; 5, still crouchi^ in water-filled fi»d^let—clings would subject candidates to a Fun with Dunn. . . .BLU—11 a. gome on. ^ concentrate as muck force on it as will go tkld Hawk quia; '8, Grouebo Maix; m.. Breakfast at Sardi’a; 4 p. m.. Ing with bitter and Moody ta^iidty to » / they please. another link in the eventual air they would have to expose them that the bill would pass, but by Usually, from the residents of more than the total amount due 8:30, Inner Sanctum: 9, Hits and Blue Frolics Ser You. . . .MBS— The second front, • when it defeat of Germany has. been selves on the Issues of the day as what m ajority-that was a highly such a .nelghbrohood as Locust will be eligible for a refund or Sinatra^ 10:45, Brig. (Sen. Hines 2:30, Mutual Goes Calling: 4:30, For the war stiH goes on with ever mounting fury. So while all of those on the home tRmW imrtmdoubteiiy nave tts . these. jaaucs-.ilcvelQpcd andiahifted on "Poat-war Adjuatmrat Pott- Music for Half-Hour.______baa^head the Gomiana were etfually determined to take baA^ Thiu ^ the TdrgiMT.' ■ A year* ago sUclr"a"fifBt- and changed. Candidates would, in vnipoTtant ^estion; ~ Especially- cbU'rl,' y o U '^ g h t Wetl'~%lrp'ect i credit. . own Anzio situations — tense er flight would have been consid a certain measure, be living with iiiiportant because It was even chorus of protest agaiiaf the Special rules apply to’ members front who have bought Bonds and have worki^l so hard to^Sitke the 4th War Loan / beachhead arras where putnum-. tlif future ros|X)nsibillties they then clear that there waa small of the armed forces, both In deter say. Every one who writes or same midnight that witnessed the end of the 4th War Loan drive, Ae h an ^ of the ered impossible, and it would have pretence of such ahaeka.; But mining whether or hot the 1942 talks about we Nurses’ Aides al Oered AlUed troops will have the been impossible, with planes as were seeking, no longer .safely chance of our keeping ouFof the there is very little of that sort Open Forum pretending that tlicy were experts tax is greater than the 1943 tax, ways seems to emphasize the clock met like shears to snip the lives of scares of American boys engaged in the drive a success have earned the Nation’s thanks, none of us can afford to forget that tough task of holding out against they were then. But what we on social progress because they war permanently, and the vote on of thing. The reason is that de^ and in determining the time when "bald work” we do.' Sure, we superior Nazi forcea. .Some of need we gcL ^ knew how to kiss babies deftly. ' thle bill might* be regarded aa a cent, respectable people—all of payment of the final balance due Nuraee’ Aide-lag **Topa’* work hard. I worked like a troopr tbem are likely to be'worse than shall be made when they have er this morning! But what about Our home front Job, including Bond buying, eleo Still goee on! Ia‘HS fireworks and more solid test of the ability of the nation to them members of. the same old been outside of this country, TO tbe\edltor: the tremendous feeling of satis M arch on Rome. And Ifie figfir 0oef on. Anzio. We msy lose on soibe of diseiiasiun, less showmanship no its duty .wholeheartedly If we Louisiana’s Sunshine and more resfiaet for the possi Waterford family, have built explained in previous articles In First of all I would like, as a faction we get out o< It? Believe them. But it ■ is not likely that ble iiitelllgenee of the public are did become involved In the strug these queer little places as home* this series.’ Nuraea* Aide, to thank Mias Samp me, it's worth any amount of ef any one of these beachhead situa Don't' tune in your radio iioV, Payments of income taxes must son for her letter in - Wednesday’s fort to know that you have been but the cronoer school of politico ideals which might be helped by gle. It was therefore a tremen for themselves, probably because tions will have to stand long by be made to the office of the coUec HerakM I know that people In of aome great uae and that your has won again. It’s Jimmie Davis, the long campulgn. We shall dous satisfaction when the bill in tbis congested region it is no tpr of internal revenue where the town know about the Aldea’ wogk, hard dmrk" haa h e l ^ to make V- ' Itself. The Nazis will never be await Its possible advent with carried in the House by 317 to but It waa nice to have her facts who wrote "'Yoii Are My .Sun- interest. longer possible to. rent small "return is required to be filed—that alck people more comfortable and able to judge that it is safe'to de 171 and in the Senate by 60 to 31 houses. or apartments at anything Is, to the collector for the district and figures to show that we really perhapa, even, to have hastened .shine,’’ and who campaigned ''with have been tn^ng to our blL ploy all their strength in any one N'o D elugr Expected —fairly* close to a 2-to-l show like the rentals to which they in which is located the taxpayer’s their recovery. I have done quite birection. a hillbilly band, who is going to oe legal residence or principal place But I certainly do agree with a bit of volunteer work of one SECRETAmr OP THE TtEASUtY down. have been 'accustomed. And it of business. If be has no legal. res Miss Sampson that there ought to .N-' ' i : We will not be opening the sec- the next governor of Louisiana. New York—(iPl—New York city, kind or another, but Nurses’ Alde- The voters of that sovereign state for some time now unable’ to me§,t- Glow of Pride / is no fault of theirs that the gift idence or principal piMe of busi* be more Aides and especially more ing is tops with me for just that »nd front on a shoestring. Wc That waa when, under a sensa of carpentry, ao common among ness in the United SUtes. pay who could work at tha boapltal In reason. Yod really feel as if you have - thus declared their spiritual war-tinir housing needs, came Up ment should be made to the col* the mornings. I was there myaelf won’t undertake it until wc are today with apartment that's been tion of Immense relijf^and of pride rural New Englanders, seems to had been paid when you can see so a sure wa have the force and' the kinship with the voters of Texas lector of Baltimore, Md. * this morning and I thought maybe plainly the results of your work'. and other southern and ’ westeni vacant two years. It’s on Park in the steadfast courage and mor have been totally denied to tbem. Payments of tax may ba made If 1 igava a few facta and flguraa In fact I'd like to suggest that \. strategy for the foyow-tbrougn avenue. Here’s the catch—it has on iny own-work there today it states who have likewise smlle^ 54 rooms and rents for a reported al soundness of a splendid majori , Bor* to Outdoors. in cash, or by check or money or there’s a nice selfish motive . for which has beeti omitted, in Italy. ty of my fellow countrymen, 1 So, in the oBae of Bill, at leaat, der payable to “CXiUector of Inter might prove to some more women more girls to Join up as Aldea! ’ V /t will have, some landings which benevolently upon the political $30,000 a year. Real estate men nal Revenue." If payment Is made in town how well we could use • Sincerely* yours. A n U K l ambitions of tuneamiths, radio are not expecting a" deluge ' of wrote that piece,. I do not re haa been the capacity to remain are feints and merely - megnt • to in casta,, the taxpayer etaould CB- tbem aa Aides. Volunteer Nurses' Aide. crooners and radio quacks. prospective tenants. member a word'of ita text but 1 for any length of time, *or at any queet and the collector should fur I could only stay at Uie hoapltal bold, and we will have other land do recall Ita inspiration—a new wage. In Indoor employment Bill nish a receipt; If, however, pay for three and a half hours, but in ings designed for fo^'ard mpve- It could be possible that some B«M I* G«* OoupOM Gm « faith that the pei^le of America haa been an “outdoorMr" all his ment la made by check f t n^onay that time l>took care of six Inent, and we shoui^hava flexibfl- of the candidates who come to order, the canceled check or tho patients and helped another Aide ■ • > honor via this brand of. campaign stood ready to accept without res- life; sometimes fisherman, some money order receipt is usually with a aaventh. So I mada aix Hartford, March 4—(JPi—Dom kty «f strategy to .take advantage ervaUott the sacriflcea sufferings inic Faaci of Southington wa* ra- ing really have some other quali yiCTORY times elam digger, sometlmea sufficient recelpL bc^, two of them tractipn and leascd In bonds at 31,000 for tha conditions aa find them. An- and deprivations of war, united, In the payment of taxes, a free* two of tbem from the ground up Bio baa shown ju how tough the ties. Senator O’Daniel of Texas, oyster or acallop hunter, some May tarm of .tha 'll. S. Dlatriet strong and inapregnable to defeat, tiimal part of a cent ia to b a die- or. In other words, I got those two enemy can be,/but It hasn't deni- for instance, campmgned on one times farm hand. But an inde regard^ unless it amounts patients up to sit and turned their court, foUowUig-a hearing today if or when war should come. before U. S. Cocomiasloner WU- enstxated what our strategy is of those early morning biscuit fatigable Worker at whatever ac one-half cent or more, in which mattresses. Four of the patients programs and then blossomed out BUY Well, after all. though today tivity brings him into direct con case it shall be Increased to-t cent. got complete bed baths, but the Itam J. Wholean on ebargea of going to be on the second front. UNITED The Ead selling hundreds of "C” gasoline into a full-fledged isolationist once that editorial may sound as U it tact with primeval nature. He last two only got their backs rub coupoiia. , There ia likely to be aa much dif- STATES bed, because by that time the din Ccrenca between Anzio and the 'he got to Washington. These can w.ere written by * complete sim ia tough as a pine knot in his No More Reason te ^o rry ner trays were coming up and 1 didates,' In other words, do soine- pleton. I’m not sorry I did arrlte It. middle age, and seemingly is im knew I would be needed to help Hoairnty Oalna Longer Furlough THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. . second front aa there was between Tarawa and Kwajaleln In the Pa- thing besides sing once they get m R It gave me a thrill at the time— mune t.o the discomfort, even Detroit—ije) — Mrt, Sidney W* pass out the trays. into offica. But, for the process Nelson tossed a case with 317,000 And I feel badly about thosa Camj^ ICeama, Utah-HyP)—P vt Wlc. and Tm hanged if I exficct.to get suffering, of . outdoor pursuits Sidney Bletter of Milwaukee wired ' of getting Into office, they con >NDS in jewels from tha upper fioor of two jiatlents who got no baths. 1 many more thrilla ai the kind la along the Niantic In the coldest a burning home, .then* made her think it waa tough on them to hla commanding officer: “No sider the crooning technique suf- AND Pipeline War Begins what la left of my lifetime. Not of winter weather or the blaalng escape.' She hunted for two hours watch every one else get all nice* death, no emergency. Requelt ex ticient^unto itaelf. It gets the STAMPS with a hundred group* and cliquea hast of summer. But he cquMSA before a woman in the crowd of ly cleaned up and then not to get tension of furlough. Having won . When M is a question of . getting votes.. ' aedukMisly propagandising and stick It arhen he tried the aubma- ^000 spectators asked: "Doaa this their own baths. And if there bad derful time.’* MaJ. George A. Uoyd belong to you?" It did, ao Mra. 4ecn mpre Aides that wouldn’t wired back: **Reward tor honesty h higher price for the sil they are W het^r this Is a political tech ca|mpaigning all over the place for rifle works. r- the oil compainics share Nelson phoned her insurance have had to happen. extension of five daya on present nique u-Eiqh will work well only In t ^ i r respective special advao- What makes Bill a particularly agent to atop worrying. One other thing 1 would like to furlough granUd.’’
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. N , SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1944 F A C T M u m MAM:HKSi'8;R EVENING HERAL.D. MANUMES lEK. CUINN., SATUttUAI, MARCW 4, 1944 i.-'.,v.:i .-II i.^--r tS° world for his ■ .:o 1.; Ipri-riii IWad paintings, and Means Gted ereFrotest ohn tiocn engaged in this work / for the past 33 years. His pic Here Are Food Ration Point Changes for March In Ballet Russe tures have gone to all parts of the To Open Jobs Poor Driving world, and the last one that prent ^ irriCTivi out of United States was to Jus OAcM «f PelM Votim (m ■a. U-4HECIWKIM 3b 1944 Si^ir^eautv tice Jesus of Venezuela, South MARCH OmaAlTABU I^ncrease *bf Almost 11,- PROCESSED FOODS- M 9 4 4 Labor Department OfFi< MANCHESTER DIRE American' and presented at the Hotel Borid in Hartford. 000 Complaints on During the cvehfiig Mr. White CANNED Oft BOTTLED to Prepare for talked tribes, their cus- Am.l$ IMi*np*eeei CONSUMER POINT VALUESxFOR MEAL|ATSg HSH AND DAIRY PRODUOS W ar Planning Meet,.< Practices in State. AmtSAijct _ Weather Onslaughts at tom5.-atiiJ- demonstrated his aptl- AHttCOTI --. drawinfi;, for which he la HBftfU. as New London, ^i-C h 4.—(^py— Hartford, March 4—(4')—TDrhj^ CMUttft. RQtOUS -----.>„•______P o iM t The Beauty Studio. -Prinmls. He al.for vc- KfAK______------1------1 1 \ SHOHTCNIN6 esting and educational- talk and WotaMCIaK y a v^bRCtabOm y necticut College for Women stu whole spirit haa-ebrt of a (Wgrfa- bicle travel are l l l i ^ ’or the result- HNCAPfU' 1 1 eauiOMi«Cbeiiif« j^ E CORMCT CpLOR nrwented the Grange with a pen IlMta Unk (otab btaiO 1 3 n f t w i f t i V tan** 7 dents by A. Ford Hlnricha, acting stead of .-a lift towara »P>'“ Tools in Chiod (U*nditioh > In j Bccidept''j*'xperi=ncc wiH' f)e o*>nrtun juxt tife n-Miwt Siibb Sbbi ■ ^NN • ManoamNC Time Is Near, cil .sketch which he drew during iAs3 M riKitiwt f t N i4 v ^ b i b k » V commissioner, U. S. Bureau of What you rtally,n«4d U a Wei Art you wtsriiif purplo or Fioltt thto Spring? BE APKKOT. PIACH. OK l«AK JUKI OK MCTAft . a O A S T S ■ u r m 'tiorrlfic," the Comu-ctictil UiRli- tlio evening. One of his feats ittiiitatbtabUtaN V Labor Statistics, U. S. Department Beauty Studio spring tonic. Just ■way Safety Cofnmffision---dei‘)ai <-d OBAn MCI StrlKit 1 0 fcbblii tcSii Most Modern WHS giving the Indian war cfy and HNlAmi J1XI-. - - . Rgnpia^SirWl Siatki d of Labor, in the closing address of g o to 99 Center street, ,l>ul of ■ SUIW you liSYo orchidioM rouge snd lipstick. KKUNE . SalUK kiKilM 1 2 SbRtatadrawH Nb.V T o P la n J oI mt A ro j^ost Vdluable Now today l:i a bnltctin basfd on an tn- lii-s demonstration of the tom-tom. Sicliiff fegftiisi a rimMaMb|Mbf ______tOMATO MCI ms 1 2 a spring convocation on planning course you will remember to ,fa:easc pf- alm&st 1 i.COO imlividtial l’’VtC{rABll KJCI CO»0» - 4 Bluf or grey? Rouge with Uuetone. M II I i 1 1 ■ ---- L— - . ^j- for post-war employment. phone 5009 first- for an appoint ConjpWinte-afafnst drivrrf in this ASfABAOUS ______TwMwS 1 2 AnOIMII I M f M, ggn m 7 R O A S T S ^ «AN$, ItClH tHtUEO MrtadsMsAifrfMUstal, F bta ■ 1 tall ------. They were: Retarding demoblU- ment, and tell them to just plain Have you ever tried to zhaipen Mjdng to your ceU^^^^ W a^ r Leclerc Long -atete last year as conipan-'d tn the BEAM OIIN OK WAX ______NHwiRnN 1 2 enggmKf gpifigsi, a ip i in 1 0 ^Ask our experienced opemtors fur the con^liliKdiPt WANS inw UMA- Lta wtatabM ^ CANN» MILK, buibblm xatlon; maintaining munitions pro renovate you. A brand new per Have the Lawn Treated an axe. your lawnmower or any pf ntHtiber of similar iJirh'plaints m •MnSTb STEWS AND OTHER Mans, soy MiTrPM*__ Ub tMbrMt \V EnewtaN ■ MbbmNibt duction; expediting the expansion manent. a new hair do, a faclaf tabliahed in Budnew 1912. Jiul^Li^e Delays CMi (tMl« m) ‘I CUTS This Spring to Rid It your edged tools yourMlf ? It looks mM An feMM ‘ Hm- wMibMI V cm n c crwisi. and a manicure and then let spring Using attttistifs siipplud hy thc- mts •< ----- 1 2 N a t l t a w b 3 8 of peacetime Industry, and hasten ao easy when you haye watched how so that they will be ready for In North End. CAHOrS ... Irani kMibn m p CluNbKNiMriCM) burst in all itt glory! Motor Vehtclf' dcpartnient,. the COftN «e*apt .»Mwa»artaA Hi S H M t i i i i ing withdrawals froiU labor force. O f Many Pests. use later on? WELDON BEAUTY St u d io FUak U m S H b*Mi CMbbbf M4K a nbt It is amazing how a new hair experts; like Gapitol Grinding Com Safety commisai6f| .tfati'iTCitt d Umt Rail Deeision ROASTS Hb» dtalnS y Must Moke Plans Now WMtime condlUotie and reatrtc- NUIIO VtGItAiat tan* l»« hr ■ Ngck h6i i t l f 3 X bChMNM do, and there are quite a few to pany doing------it,------Thisla Just a gen Walter N. Leclerc, dlractof of B9 Bast Center Street j MuxooMS M itMSini fcMnsliM .M H » luibii.tAW uiiilt/ He declared last night that the You win save, money snd relieve the 24,961 complaints fcoeivml last H m k N fftlttt 5 Ue warning to the ambitious man Uohz have been felt at the Capi year by the dopartirtynl represent . PtAS iwwHwab lOlKliciit f t n s n jetiwn ii. number of persons likely to be un choose from ■ this year, can »«•)** tol Grinding Ctompauy and |bey Leclerc Funeral Service, of 28 I PUMPCM t S h ift fta g hi 3 H w •tMtan.bkH you feel ever so much smarter. Of yourMlf of MVSiral headaches by around the house, now la not the ed an approJfimate iheroase of 41 73 .\tlorneyb Crowd SAUt»lBAVr«__ ShMliitaHMltan tanbu employed after the war makes it time to experiment with your are unable to tuin out work in the Main etreet, le«one of the best I STTNACrt —- MwSnt^ 7 a SkbMb-bIbta b ikbA M l, iclbbt course If you have sort of neg- taking care of your lawn this per'cenr over the number •ccclved I GBUHS AMi. CtiMil ta l m t ta H t-w W (|kbc)tawb «(' imperative that plans to nieet the precioua tools. Of couiae the Cap- usual fast hwnner to whltoi their known figures In town today. during the previous year.* The FtMimil Court on New TOMAfCn.. •mUJ*' - 1 0 ■ uadi ben aicks. fta b . f m f t. MliCi ctatM. problem be formulated now. lect6d your hair, you may need a spring. Due to the dry seasons customers h ^ e bean acouitomod. roMAfOPA: RmW M«tto ircMhL m i te H ftw m t m v m ShialdiE few treatments to condition it be itcd Grinding Company can remove Many paopis bxvs had oeuqa to JOHN I. OLSON HIGH GRADE ■"'two state agencies emphasized tOMATQK ■ H P 6 tawbnubnbbkn) V "Full employment,” and “inter Alexander Danilova recently through lack of rainfall In order te. do woirk In a eaUafae- Haven Heor{»aiiization. • fore you get your permanent, but the burrs you put on tho edge of know him end have come to fMl that 10.000 of lost year’s com Stattat—tan RW (SnlM CHcnn Ilf. national peace” were describee by since last May. our lawn gran is your axe, but they may have to tory manner, Capitol Grinding TOMATO CATHjr OK OKU UUO,. 7 L a m b -M u t t o n Mbh any one of the expert operators In that he le a good friend. plaints were baseo' on speeding, TOMATO ...... t a i q - t a b b ( | b » b tifcn) X2 J. Raymond Walsh, research direc Marking the l o n g e sengage- t ___ weak from ths lack of nutrition , rrlnd down rather deeply to do Company are forced to aak for Contract Painting PRINTING the operators exceeding th'i war New Haven, Alarch 4. — -tabbu(bbabdcnl and needs a tonle for a spring too, that it la beitar to take a lit time limits, With at least 75 attorneys crowd lib Own (brant) 1 0 tion's “ transcendant goals." tory. the one and onlv Ballet Russe of your axe. The art of grinding JOB AND COMMERCIAL * Ol sIdMmdS just what you need, to have your start. Reliable sources tell us that tle more time and turn out work Ume and haa a moat modern fu 1,199 nisrcgard 'Controls Re ClNK (brant) / 7 “The CIO is convinced that pri de Monte- Carlo -rill hold forth in and putting A keen cutting edge Interior Decorating ing the U. S. Federal courtroom, HOMt wQgsao tooos: a STCWS ANO OTHM Tuu er raniT m m rMt hair luatrous, soft and gleaming- the precipitation dt rainfall la that Is satlafadtory tn every re neral home, a place which la ade PRINTING i R Clwpi b U S to k i . 9 CMUU urn CiNNCD I vate enterprise must be retained," Bushneli Memorial Hall tor three on tools Is really a job for experts There were 1.19D drivers ob- many being heard In opixJSltlon, CUTS OTHER PORN CUTS Too many people blame the per more than 10 Inches short of nor quately prepared to take care of .S2&: StaiUb Clwii -M ta b bb be told the students in declaring evening performances beginning and that Is why the Capitol Grind spect. Ths (^pltol Grinding. Com- aervod disregarding traffii- con OTkCR PROCESSED FCX30S ariire: tc sz S M «I 4 manent and say that their hair mal so that last fall the grass roots •our needa. Peopla aa a rule teal rrompt aad BlllolqNt Fftattag trols. 1,395 warned about dimout Judge Carroll C. Hincks reserved it a K / • that was only possible with the Monday, March 13, at 8’15. Dur ing Company located at 88 Main piuty pride themMlves on good Paper Hanging M i m a R U T a iw fi TMl tawki 4 rbiM wiHaHintai / just does not come out right did nbt have the chance to store worii; saUsfaotoiily done, and.un Jiat It la aomawhat poor taate to Of AU Wada. violations and 9.382 cautioned decision yesterday t.o a plan of r«- ROASTS achievement of full employment. ing the showing tour productions street, la kept busy tor the people tab kiMbn ^ 5 H b ls ^ i t when all they need is to have their up the necessary vitamins or plant der proMnt oondiUons. plua man dlacuM many of tho matten that about defective equipment. organlzntion for the New York, i«—ssmAW > ...... ---. - . ■ _ Ut-wtwbUibl 7 Makes Several Recommendations new to amusement-seekers of this of Manchester have come to de arlM upon the death of a peraon, •toffWA IMatamsa ■ lllita iii » » m t fsW ^ Ml . . ^ liMbI kmto ' 4 J w h , M M b b m U N . hair conditioned and the right food to Insure s rapid growth this power shortage, the type of Work COMMUNITY PRESS “The significant fact about this New Haven and Hartford Railroad SMtaSMst tabb 7 H nt To remedy the uncertainty likely vieinity will be presented plus, of pend upon thttp to keep aaws, yet thlB la neoeaaary No doubt it 12 Jackadn, PlacA imw M w s type of permanent. If this Is your coming spring. , Hence, unless we they are known for, cannot be A.E,HelmN J. W. Ban operatoii' behavior is that so many' .-18 amended by the Interstate Com- Tbw, RM i, b Tita|b-Rbw R b r t b i v ' imposed on business and in- course, standard works in the axes, Iswnmowera and all cutting is hard to dlscuM monsy mattsrs. . 7 b 3 own particular problem, why not assist the lawn grass by glrtng It done on to6 snort notice 281 Na. Main 8 t. 'M . 8121 drivers should ignore regulations nienie Comrnlssion. tam, ri|ilH ^ Ntry In the post-war period, he Monte Carlo repertoire, that public toola sharp. ' Just what so much costs, and for Phone 4370 : ‘ "giiSt.'fiicr! JS..O. ' 4 Ybb, Rita, b TRMpt-Rbb- phone the Weldon Beauty Studio the needed nourishment by the um Tools Are Valuable Now PleaM help them, and yourMlf, established to promote the war No one appeai'ed In favor of the b n S. •fm n a a . mciqe several recommendations. demand will just now allow to be tha family It Is a hard taah. Mr. ' a for an appointment and let them of fertlllMr and plenty of water So much has been M id about by taking needed work to them. effort, appealing to their patriot plan. Cbidi b tlib M b , N t a t a i l - THiyi were: Establishment of an dropped. Lsolsrc has a kson undsntanding lb SwU-taMbn 7 help you? soon after applied, our lawns will Or phoning them, Manchester ism as well as their sense of cau Under the amended plan, ap ta w b , iwck b l 4 u Intern^onal investment boarc an The order of performances is as keeping what we , have, ^ t today and sympathy for ths family and ■k taMb ' 3 March winds and April showers be rather spaiM and diseased this there are few of us who do not 7958, snd telling them just what Get Your Supplies Of tion to drive so as not to kill them proved by the ICC. the purchase Ctabi b Slwtab, bbtart- BACON follows; Monday, Swan Lake, The through this understanding has SEE FOR YOURSELFI t a b b T n lwt4 ihn pntf t ««)« m n4 n Um m nl pseMnlwgid -Intemahonal monetary stabiliza may bring forth Mayflowera but coming Mason and full of weeda. work you need done In .uie future. selves or anyone else,' the Safety price to be paid for the Old Colony ^ • 3 wane. ^ Mi M ig h t Im m the Uhel «n4 eham Red Poppy, Prince Igor; Tuesday, reallM how valuable our toola are. helped many a peraon through try «Sc>9Sa«8 •Mwn Rumhee nhies. rnllnw t»M Um mn the taMn tion plan\ a peace mobilization they are trying tor your akin and Weeds take advanUge of weak By thus planning yout tieeds, you Von oae go commission stated. Railroad Company would total ^ 21 * w* eg *2* Lea Sylphiies, -Ancient Russiai- PoHlbly we may be able to^ re m o r e STCWS ANO OTHCN IwR-M bibcAiW a V incteian Ihn M ig h t *4 the tiMh. ituMkhet m board fobmed of reresenta- with many cause it to become dry lawn conditions and obtain posMS- will find your tools ready and ing times. He will be glad to aee Ox-LinG Point The, commission’s Bulletin con $7,111,327. Increases noted would sseiJiasaaa HANWUROni CUTS gntnl wnhsn. The Cuckolds’ Fair: Wednesday, place them, buC't '■ doubtftil If that everything Is lone and take over you osr ibta-M bibtaiM w y T^liMillinpMM lgnalgiiitaM gCM iifM K Miliu tlves from '^istituent economic and have a sort of scally appear sion of a lawn and we all know waiting, all ready to use when you POWER cluded that “coercive education, include. $1,6.51,327 In first and re MbbvbKin I n n I b b F t a R 2 git Ms Might Im n the U M . .TnUnw the tiM I? Etude. The Nutcracker, Le Beau the grade of material in them over your reapo islbtllttcs In this ^ wttb a magni Now fm: Thooe tWnI l*B**J* "ilfl't nnlwMi whleh uteJnien m groups; swift \government pay L • b a t a w b . ' 2 Sltbl iRcrtlM W ance that make-up, alas, does not what a job it is to eradicate them would be as good. Many dull tools need them. which is enforcement is the,only funding bonds and $1,422,459 In In- w ^ h t That wMswhss tn tii gtanl miee. Danube. Of this pretentious list respect. fying gl n Painting Jobo. 1 m c2 iM H lftl 4 iKta-CbitOM bib, |bc* b. '*(>»•« Im a« ms*n M pn »hnge4 ehsM ns cMonK ment on all co^racts; generous conceal. In fact it just brings it once they get storied say nothing I • safety promotion tool that some come bonds. SiMb. Stalk i l n ^ iH e pesehnnni together. «4 4 the peiwi The Red Poppy. The Cuckolds’ Part of Everyday Ufa .Shift hMtill - 2 b M ^ v Htee e l e M h ittoistiuni ttont, A felt pe«stt «nuet service compensation; ■ dismissal right to the forefront where it of the expense should you have to wbea wa got operators understand and that the he gtbiM Mp le t ita t i ssi seaisliww Irem ihto Fair, Ancient Russia and Etude ancse beetle grub at the piesent trol when it becomes available to The modern funeral home la a /Several Plans Offered IM RitUti kft p m i 1m Sbweita-ibeNjb** ✓ •M illet*. wage compensatlon^r war work cannot be Ignored. While you are hire it done. police must start applying that ■ Kkt. gMlu. HaskL breeih. snd are the quartet productions time, you can spend a little more, all who will use it. far try from the nid “underUk- through com- Manchester The road went into receivership f % Rehested sheeeee ln and ooo (Or younwlt m 1936 and several plans have been «>»»■—■ Thny dn nnt ineliide rettogs chesnn. «ieMtn4 of war-time facilities vuder fair have a few facials? Your spring lawn fertilizer of a good quality, say 320.00 for 4,000 aq. ft., and It la well to bear In mind, how when current motoring restric shienn nesitolntng es lens kwttoHet, whng season, thus each of the local per one of the reaaona that a funeral Hardware Coe offered. VAIlirrY MCATt FISH Jweti. ehenene whwh dn nnl enntotn •»» cew'n government leasing, an ^ the’‘f'e- suit and hat will look just that very nearly, if not equal, to pre get your lawn Imftiuned for your ever, that after your lawn hat been if Jt doesn’t anUely evory ntnad- tions are re..»ovpd.” ' Judge Hii;).cks denied two htCH ntilh nnBdn. ns gsetod-dshydintod shnenn (welghtug formances will reveal at least one lifetime at least. This method re treated the bettles that fly around home Is paH^of our everyday life. Fetor Oallaeao -> Jsm ph la m i LA Ml- nnt mntn Ihnn I , nwncen) when perheisd ita tainkig of a private enterprise much prettier, with your softly ballet never before seen In Hart war fertilizers In food value. The ard. tlons during the hearing: One, of PKOCIItIb f eo» ITAMM MUir tl OlVIN UK fOt OMiV tMt IftMS WNKN AKriAt fMil Department of Fconomlca, HarV Beauty Studio, upon their opera spring. With the necessary equip on tlw beetles in the soil a little ” A job worth doing is worth pineapple, grape and tomato Juice, fresh lima-beans, tomato catsup TH|N (IM •an ant In Gtou* t.•s«d whteh nnntoi* • gwntog with a company of one hundred time Is required tor the bacteria to doing well.’' straint. In othar words, your fu made by the Boston Terminal Com Ml) ✓ 7 Tmw •mnwnt nl Ihn Otnwn II ehnenen nhsis, token to> vard University, and Paul G. H o ff-\ tors and depend also upon your dancers and musicians. Two sev ment tor 'rapid and even distri pany. would, have struck out the and chili sauce all go up in points on the March ration table for get her, t^nn the total nsneunl et ell ether she multiply and infect other beetles neral director snd yourx funeral Tuesday evening the Teachers processed foods. Points go on for citrus juices, go off for apricot, RU f«Nl mil man, president of the Studebaker satisfaction with the new spring enty-foot baggage care are re bution tor applying the fertilizer plan as invalid. ■M mil me* flMl with the living spores according to hoins are deaigned to help, you and Officers of the Simday Schoot pgach, pear or nectar juice, fresh shelled beans, dried prunes, raisins, SAUSAOC SAUSAOC MtATS RCAOY-TO-CAT MCAT» corporation and chairman of the You. <2all the Weldon Beauty quired to transport Uie scenic and to lawns, John S. Wolcott Sr Son Want Share of Gaa over the sad part o Ilfs that touat The revised plan was termed Pti. PU. PU MMMtoMMM reports from the Connecticut Agri t»f the r Se'cofid Congregational currants, mixed dried fruits. Points on asparagus, com, peas and pt». PU. tCM.<.talto.L>eM, ...... "Ocrmmtttce on Econolfilc Develop Studio, phone 5009, for an ap electrical effects, the movement Ot ■can quote you .a very attractive coma to US'all. You will find Wal J. Re Braithwaite I Johnson Broe* "ahsolutely eccentric" by Arthur price for a complete job. And also cultural Experimental Station at church met- lit the home of the su tomatoes are down. Several beef cuts go down one point, while Ibwiw .... i i 4 4 ) Di) Siauii -lM: Tniol ment, had addressed the convoca pointment now. I which requires a staff of experts Dallas. Tex.—<87—The Dallas ter N. l T lero ready to help you E. Whittemore, special assistant IfSRhrurttrs « S' 4 4 ) tat SMap (Mk « IM) b' ■utacnNhili-itatbibMM ✓ in order that there be no slip in do not forget the ImportonciB of New Haven. This is accomplish Keys Made, Locks Repaired Electrical Coatrsetors perintendent, Miss Gertrude A. most pork cuts go down from one to two points and a few are off iam m iwl Sabim. tart CNN CM C«M «WMt lo*i tion. ed by trea tiu your lawn with the at any hour of the day or night. attorney for the commonwealth of FmiiPblSutiit . t BI'l /I CamW, wb taM*. CbMt Itb lihtb (iNccN) b^ the clockllke precision that must early spring rolling of yoyr lawn Bonehead Club, a fun-making or Anderson. Plans wore made to Massachusetis, who added that points. Veal remains the same, while becan goes down one to three SnbN Pbti SMtif, 1 1 11 yt : Cte CM Cblb eNt IMM 0iWlN<,ilic« living sports of the bacterium Just phone him, 5269, and ho udll 538 Main Street lum 1 E vj 2 tMibrt S«iu|t: Tnbb Mms CmM DnI* prevail in the giving of the elabo tor the grass has had little protec ganisation, announced formation respond insUntly. His helpfulncM Tools Ground conduct a campaign-for now mem some changes In the tax provisions points, and many variety meats and sausage are down one to two Pftth m C«niM, tak ng Mb HMi--lanb,wMtbM ✓ Bacillus popilUae which causes the Ihl. 6227 - 7606 bers to the Sunday School, and 1 1 V) 11 CbMNMHoki Hebron rate performances. tion from snow this winter and the of the Bonehead party to obtain and understanding will be Invalu were deemed advisable and neces points. MwMttb Hm*-M h tau */ Corporal Kaiielil . As to the performers themselves loam has been washed kway from milky diMSse of the JapaneM bee Lawiir Mowers Sharpened material for the quarter starting rmh, SankaA.M CMkb DnMHw 1/ 10,000 miles ol gasoline rations tor able to you. sary. MMTwim. b' Kai'-brtI Mb F* the greatest names in the world of the grass crowns and the frost has tle grub which John S. Wolcott A April 1st was 'discussed and or Swucf:* ' Hebton people as well as those Son hkve available in a limited each of its 57 members by making We Win Glady Give Yon Charges New Haven Benefits InMickMitit •v AKmi—XbbMKIBm DMiNt h**- simnms.. b^n people aa ballet are included in the Monte heaved them from the loam thus them candidates tor president of E le c^ ri^ UtUitien dered. It was also decided to hold riMi« umM Uw Smh|I HaKetab > ibtN) ✓ Expects Furlough of GileadUlead are in'vitinvited to attend quaniity. You see the spoita ac EetimateB. a special service Easter morning Richard Ely, who represented 8ni«A:1W5eMMc«MMrt . Nw—imiKSMiMil, sIm ^ Carlo roster, among them Alex leaving the roots bare which should the United States. Acting (Thief Rc-Cokdltloned the protective committee for bonds U M ChMM 6i«« I: NM bn IM iMbMe tab** tabcbSMbta M b y' "opena house” SundaySundi afternoon andra Danilova, best-loved balle- be pressed back again so that tually .have to be grown on tho QUALITY during the Sunday School hour llMlnl . NMUb ✓ Bonehead Jack Estes said the Idea of the Old Colony railroad, charged iiMKsa»t PMt tabc m SliMtai-lMbta from 3 to I), at the home of Mr. riqa of our day; Frederic Frank they will not dry out and die. You beetle grub In the laboratory to came from the success of Claude PRINTING! and each class is to have some part Rationing Data Cnw C: NM tan bM Mb Sue* V* and Mrs. Nortnan J. Warner. In ob manufacture this product and while Guns Rcpklrcd that while Old Colony earnings tabcbSImUMSfen p' Mrs. Lillian P. Kanehl, of 38 lin, male dancer of prodigious va do not need a heavy roll, In fact a A. Watson of Los Angeles, Calif., Elaekrta \ In the service. More details will be M ISCUUNEOVt UVM G C 7R0DUC1S P t I. Mb: MM SMU|t bdMM PbbNabOnMtaib ✓ Wells street, has received word servation of the 80th birthday of we have plenty of bettle grubs It Tba prlnttag ^apnounced later. hi ill were benefUting the New Ha rtprtbilbkelwwbc*- SwunbW F' riety and infinite popularity: light roll is better, say one two feet Prohibition .party presidential can that her- son. Corporal Clifford G. Mr. Warner’s father, William J. Nathalie Krassovska, Dorothy lakes time to grow the spores, Job wa do (or 52 Pearl St. Phoiie^OO Engagement ven, there was no corresponding Furnished By b«l Tambt b* wide weighing about 250 pounds la didate, tn Staining such gasoline y CD will benefit to the Old Colony and Its KMSnmnl ( N I m I) bnp D: Un bn n% M :N»etuU» w akuwwdl Kanehl of the United States Ma Warner, of Newington. Tlie elder Etheridge, Ruthanna Boris, Tati the correct weight. This sert’lce hence yte llmitalon of tho mate Ctt Interest to Coventry resi ' ItfelKIM BilifKi lM|H,lMl •/ rations for his esmpaign. Watson prove aatle- OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION < I mt Bm a% not; tarn t# IMmIm Bt itod eilM d mt iMditttK «Mt rines has arrived safely li a Unit Mr. Warner" is a m ired dair>’ and ana Grantzeva, Maria Tallchlef, rial- at the present Ime, though as dents l^ th e engagement of Miss bond holders. OTMsm unensHB MS H«s emn bibSiS iMIM.tat.VMtbUlieb' 9|B etnn dm Mt B9M gi M ilwt ug Ri tnnt is also Included In the price that was the club’s guest Friday. factory, bo- “The plan falls to provide for a bwrtwMM VbHiiSainaii F* ttMsd MisussbMnMbenntoe ■ N Mia am ed States General hospital in food commissioner, Ito la a native Leon Danellan, James Starbuck, John S. Wolcott A Son will give .times goes on there will be plenty ShlrlejM&rolyn Shell, daughter of Reginnal Department of Infommttoa nptSbn yl Hilm snb •titfiM «MI iftHdHMM M eMM. BtM tol Manchester. lenten evening services; the min hap.s othera here names are In the wallet Is another quest CALL 5269 ute strike of Itqjlan workers Iq One of these would be located in bettor reaulto for It is the quantity Cicely, Loretta McKinney'; Dave Jap Eiiterl^iiinieilt Ready to Submit ister will preach on the subject of The fanners’ war effort is draw not knownj who were born on the Apparently the personal paf ^ of lead arMnate oupplied that kills ; Thompson, a newspaper reporter protest agaihht Prime Minister the vicinity" of Princeton street Bishop Ken, the little minister ing heavily on the nation’s soil 29th. are there. They will take steps to Churchill's recent statements 'In This would take care' of the ■he grub and the quality and prop ) and. Agnes' llancv, Laurence Rob- who rebuked King Charles and resources, say agricultural ex USE The engagement of Miss Irene have It identified. ’Their son has er quantity of fertilizer evenly dls- support of Premier Marshal/Ba- Places Will Close Offer for Peace children who . will live in the de whose doxology Is sung the world Marguerite Varga, daughter of written them that he picked up 31 INSURE YOUR LAWN lertson; Dan Dofiovan. Riccy’s pal, perts. • H T A B im SAME. NOSE DROM trilmtod that makes the grass i Ronald Edmonason; .Vtiiii Caro (logHo'»"govcrnment has beeh can- velopments on Walker street and around. Arthur Henry Stein, the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Varga, of Mount in a publid place after bl* return, Griswold's celled".cellcrf. . ,/ \ Lenox street, to the south of the grow. Here agaih is wh -e It pays Against Injury By Japanese Beetle Grub line, Barbara Rob rUson; Mena violinist 'of Itockvlle, will play as Hope, Mansfield, to John Baron, 'So,” he ' says, " I’m only 389 to us^.,thS^ Mrvlces of John.S. Wol .Mabbitt, Aunt Caroline’s cOpipHn- ,-l.pn tiers of thf actionj/Socialist New Yorkv- March 4— — A London, March 4—(iP>— An turnpike; also much of the new part of the ministry of music, for of Hebron, -son of- Mr. and Mr»« short” His wallet contained 390 Atlontic ■WHl^-Gommui»t4,t that developments In the vicinity of cott A for wheh applying this l6n, Clarii SfhTlh'.' Lit iilV'nanl'X^*v- total of "9,800 ‘;high-ciajia enter Istanbul dispatch to the London ^ e \s4rvlcie. , Michael Baroih has been an He takes his loss in good part. arMin'ate''qf lead fertilizer to a lawn ton of the hoihicid.? squad, lUibdrt Instead of it st-rike, w ^ h had been Green road. This would relieve the nounced. Both young prople are In telling of his experience he Cattle and Poultry planned for today, lyniass meeting tainment” places In Tokyo, rang Dally Mall said yesterday that Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. there will “YOU’LL GET WHAT YOU LIKE ^ it is thoroughly washed Into the Service Station We Hove Two P 1Edmondson: Una H.ignman, a"^niu- congestion at the Hollister street, be s meeting for surgical dress,- employed by the Hamilton Stand said that after handing In his Buy Your Hardware | would hr held in I^ fle s next Sun ing from the Imperial hotel’s Turkey had promised an unofficial Manchester Green and Lincoln soil so that, there is not the least 289 Main Street Are Bringing Top PrioMt Isic pupil, Thelma Wi iglit; Louise ingt, St the parsonage. ------AND UKE WHAT YOU GET” ard Propeller (Company, East Hart ticket he turned over and took danger of (uqnage to animals or O N E—4>ives inimediate protection that' for four t McClain a chvniisli y . tv'aclivr, day when plans/w'ould be made restaurant to a long string of Bulgarian envoy to submit to the schools. ford. No date ,haa been set for nap, being Ored. When he woke up to I'lrcnlate a petition. This pre- geisha houses, will be closed to The Golden Rule Club meeting human beings i$nd they know how years. That fertilizes your lawn for season and and Housewares FEED • Phyllis Go\v dv. Allies any Bulgarian request for Orford VlUaga Area AT MANCHESTER’S FAVORITE EATING PLACE! "the wedding. he found a middle-aged woman to handle It fdf they have been ; 6 . E. .'i. .-umably agaur would call for the morrow under a measure adopt^ peace. will be held at the home of Kath The Rev. Harold R. Keen has re occupying part of his seat. He General abdication t^K lng Vittorio Eman- by Premier Hideki Tojo’s govern-' The other school | house would leen Street, Wednesday, March 8 doing it for the .past live years. costs $10.00 for 2,500 sq. ft. j Climax Chapt, 1 , \ 98 O. E, S., The envoy was identified as be located between Center and ^ HAVE DINNER WITH US TOMORROW! turned from his Florida vacation. did not notice the loss of his Another worry ofT-^ur mind. Needs at MOON'S FEEDS • held, their-annual mei tlp;; ■ Wed uele and r^^organization of the gov ment to “fit ' the mode of public at 8 j>. m. Bessie Townsend and He stayed about two weeks longer Automobile ernment. $hT>f. Sevpv, a close friend of the West Center street This would be SUNDAY SPECIAI^: pocketbook until after leaving the Of courM If y o i« lawn is not TW’O— Starts to give protection immediately FOR BEST RESULTS! nesday evening n the -MasoriO living In wartime requirements,” tate King Boris, and was said to Vera LangUle will assist the host than he at first Intended, which -The Waders said the strike was for the children In the Pine Acres, train, when he' started to pay his very badly infested wjth the Jap- Hall. Meirow. K.-itorla ol tin, -y»-ar the Japanese Domel agency said have been in Thirkey a month ess. Roast Native T(irkey gave him a month. Howevet he taxi driver. It may be possible Service itively effective within three or four years, called off. "on precise Instructions . today. Pine Acres terract, Orford Village, were given and nlociioh bt oflucrs "trying to determine tke best Silver Lane Homes and other de There will be the regular all-day Roaist Native Chicken Roast Loin of Pork had no vacation at all last year that the wallgt was dropped In lawn is immune forever. Costs $20.00 for 4,1 CAMPBELL'S followed.- Thi. follov ing arc ■ the of the Alli'e-i supreme command." In a wireless dispatch beamed meeting tor Red Cross sewing and and It was felt by the church peo- Tile It iliaiis "onfcrrecl yesterday means of his country withdrawing velopments in that aectioh. A t the train and that he' wUl find the elective ofllceis, Lli.' appi'intiv’e of to North America and recorded from the war.’’ He waa reported surgical dressings, at ths parson Baked Virginia Ham pie that It' was no more than right ntoney in it all right, but the pro with lawn fertilised for one season. Hardware Store LARSEN'S ficers will DO li.'iletl ■. l if later d.itc. with Allied authorities. by the U. S. Foreign Broadcast present many of the pupils living See The “Wine Doctor” now on the way to Sofia. In this section are attending the age, on Thursday beginning at Genuine Calves’ Liver and Bacon that his stay should be prolonged. babilities are against it Smart New Covers FEED SERVICE Worthy Matron, Miss Edith' Nich Intelligence service, Domel said 10:30. A box lunch luncheon will It was diflflcult too. tor him to get Both plans arc tried and true and we can offer them to Cor. Main and Middle Tpk. A Cairo dispatch noted . that Lincoln or Washington schools. The Rev. Harold R. Keen, of At 88 Depot ols; Worth y Patror ..'Walter Go- the closing-dow-n decree would be served at noon. Delidons Steaks — Chops — And Sea Food a reservation tor the return trip St. Peter’s church, has been nam you as the best aohitlim for control of this pest. burn; associate matron,, .Miss H tl-; Bulgaria's headachas are aura to The Washington school is already For 16 Rib Style Leading Air Ace , affect 4.300 geisha houses, .850 crowded and the Bunce school. is Thursday at 7:30 p. m. bowling owing to the many service men ed chairman of the local drive in FRED’S oil Pardua;'HssiM iaU pnti'in, l.fa restaui>ant8 and about 2,000 cafes, be increased by the peace pact having traveling priorities. Mr. ending civil war between* the not properly located or adequate. at the West Side Recreation build the 11th annual Easter seal sale of Wilcox; Lcortlary; .Mrs. Rulii Co-1 cabarets, tea rooms and “similar ing, Manchester. Keen's mother, and his housekeep UMBRELLAS Phone 8597 or Write iburn; treasui.-r H e le n ' Wil-1 Listed ]\lissiiig Greek Andarte banda to concen Town Planning Bonrd the Society for Crippled Children, PACKAGE STORE establishments, as well as “nine H ie survey was made to Inform Friday at 6:80 choir rehearsal THE TEA ROOM er, Mrs. NeUie RydbU, will not re which will open March 9 and con T . P. Hc^lloran tl •cox; conductn S.1, .M s. Emily To- | trate on the invader. Many Bul James A. Woods leading theaters.”. any town ptahnlng commlaaion for*the Juniors and at 7:00 for the turn Until, later.^ Meanwhile Mr. tinue until Easter. „ . 111 Sprnea Street Recovering Includes c\ \ « ;berhian; associate coiiductrcjs, | The dispatch' said 35,000 em- garian troops are knotm to be “No Wines No Liquors — Just Good Food” . Keen la haring table board with FUNERAL HOBIB jMra. Esther Ols-n. stationed In Greece. that might later be created of the senicn: choir. Mr. Keen wUl be assisted by the The proper wliiea. properly Ferrule, Tips and Ties. John S. Wolcott/& Son Ixmdon.March 4-^/^>)—A single plo’yes would' be released for 8M MAIN ST. OPP. S T JAMES’S CHURCH Mrs. Gertrude M. Hough. I InstaUction- Instailotion- oiol tl..the ofTn_. r.s will.i hurstnr*ct’ from^»>nrrt a German mm anti-aircraft4-T — r— ——— proper location for the. achoola following commmittee: Miss An MTved with the rtfht foodo, ean 117 Hollister S tr^t “ mobilization In munitions fac and would help it in planning fur Max Frenkel, who was under Illy located- - ibe heldh,.ifi „non MarchM lo1 --, «t si-.;:ial- cu.inei brought down Maj. Walter Danaher Entire Anfileaee Dtase Vadar Btale*a Hlda treatment at the Hartford boepl nie Goodrich, Miss Sylvina Nor add mndi to year enjoyment of RANGE ijmectlng. At th,e cloai of the eve tories and other wartime indus ther home developmenta. ton, Dr. C. E: Pendleton, Albert T. oway (ram the ' Carl B' .i kham. leaiUng U. S..fight trial plants," » •tal for pneumonia and who was n menL For tba peat In wines L. P A L U Z Z l “A Job Worth Doing Is Worth Doing Well’ ning, Uie-.reli:ing n.;'trr,i'n, Mr.-i, i er ace 111 the .'European war the Washington. — (87 — During a H iat the achools are needed VanCleve, an of Colchester, and (or every oecaalon, eome here (u ta Dtattoettvo ScrvleeL, Bled- doea pot mean that they will be Helena, Mont.—(87—Corp. Lyle transferred to a New Haven Wbs- and - .' Gladycc Btsaell pres sited her of- ater. who has been pfflclaUy listed long Senate speech. Senator Zlemer of Dunnell, Minn, found a pltal for gall stone treatment, is EMmund H. Hortoni Mra Gertrude aad get ear advioe toe regard U Bliaell street TeL.SSSS ■ ;iiccrs with guts. Astounded By Door Girl built, as there is a shortage of ora FeciUttee. as missing in action. Langer (R.. N. D.) recalled an dime under the hide of a mule he reported much more comfortable. M. Hough, Mrs. Theodore T. Mar ing the Mrvtag ot anme. ; Sunday morning Rev. Preston error in the C ngreaaional 'Record materials now. As long as the tin. and the Misses Clarissa and Beckham, 27-year-qld Thunder New Yorkir-^iPi—A plump, mid 6 was bqtchering at Camp Rimini His son Hyman, who la In the*U. IHenderks will supply the pulpit bolt pilot ^from De Fuhiak Springs, and said it should be fixed. Sena war Is on there will be no new Susan Pendleton of Hebron. Miss FUEL OIL AMBULANCE SERVKB dle-aged man arriving by taxicab buildings erected. War Dog Reception center. Old S„ service was. given a furlough .as the speaker for Ute morning Fla., hao 18 rictones to his credit. tor Danaher (R., Conn.) Interrupt timers said the insertion of a OAK GRILL’ on account of his father’s condi Madeline CSifford, whose name — FOR — at Hotel Astor on Times Square Some of the members of the DATANDNI6BT i. service. . Cominiuiion w.Il be He was ’ t seen at 12,000 feet, ed: "Was It the senstoFs tntention small coin under an aniinal’a hide “WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER" tion, and is at his home on the was supposed to head the Ust of 'served at the aervice. his plane afire, after he had order blinked his eyes in astonishment. to ask unanimous consent to'cor School Board believe that the way Colchester helpers, died a short 381 Center Street "Your suitcase, sir?.” asked a for Identification was an ekrly- Marlborough road. He has visited > Sunday evening in connection ed LieuL F'orge Ferpento of New rect the record?” to meet present conditions is to time ago. Dupont Paint Products Telephone 6566 175 Center SL comely young woman- In smart day practice to thwart Inrand- his father at the hospital. op . with the Christian Endeavor So- Brunswick, N. J., to "Take the “That’s right,” Langer replied.” bold double seasiona. This waa changtng thieves. DINE AMD DANCE ir. and Mrs. Charles C. Set F g Fine Stesk^ Lobster ^ blue and gold uniform as she done hi the Ninth District after The Misses Louise and Emily f -dety meeting there will be a song boys home. I can't .make it.’’ ‘Then I ask that it be noted,” To the Lilting Tunes of Owen, tvrin daughters of Mr. and lerV have loaned some valuable , service. The topic for the >eVe- His plane had been hit as he led reached for the guest’s baggage. aaid Danaher, *T have no obje^ the ir e in 1911, WALLPAPER It was the hotel’s new door girl, ' THE OAK GRIu Ts WINGSTERS Mrs. WilUam. Owen of Amston, paintings tor an exhibition to be Chicken o r Turkey Dinner on p nlng will be "Our Ncighbora ’ and a night ot four ships on a diver tlon." Dog Poor Onardtaa ^ven at the AUyn Museum, New RESIDENTS OF C A P rro L sionary, strafing run over a Ger Mary McNamara, 20. have retumeil from a vAcatlott the leader will-be Mis. G. Irving That made it unanUnbua. He DEUC10U8 FOODS ~ MODEST PRICES! visit with their qrandparenta in London, March 5. The exhibit Is of man airfield while returning from Now Self-Segpoettag Chicago— (8)—The truth Is out SUNDAY PICTURE FRAMING G R IN D IN G CO. fijlaxrmls. waa Langer’a entire audience at Cheshire. Trumbull and his contemporaries. ORFORD VILLAGE o.scort duty over enemy territory. Cliristenlng Brings A rgumeut the time. and H airy .Gold apw knows that Cbventry Grange, No. 75, p. of Springfield, IM.— (87— The HU- ROAST BEEF STEAKS M rs Everett B. Porter. Mrs The pictures loaned by the SMlers 38 Hiala SL Tri. nM held Its rciiular.b'uaint t invet- hla Dohennann Pinsdier Tippy la Topeka, Kaa.—(A5—Question In nola Public Aid Commlaaloo has Charles T . Miner, Mrs. Leroy H. family Include a self-painted pbr Let’s Go Bring your car here for tag Thursd.iy i . ming at the . Gives Home for Park Saving M o i^ for OM Age less a watch dog than an ad^n- VEAL CUTLETS FRIED CHICKEN MIRRORS **Whmi Things Are M S dry Kansas— Was it champagne or Ustod these former redpienta of Getchell and Mrs. Victor Bennks trait of Charles Willson, Peals, a complete service. It le year Orauge hall. About 40 w- re turer. When two bandits held up ROAST.TURKEY t HALF BROILERS was it seltzer, champagne Savored, old age penatona w aelf-support- sre,additional helpers named' to direct ancestor of Mr/ Sellers, Oar Bnefneae laOedC* iiL U was voted te con- Los Angeles, March 4—\u’lr4; the Lecturer's city for park purposes. The for base? Gov. Andrew 8choepi>el, ton lubi also been named as an ad the Revolution. Artist Peals waa eiervieed witt the beat. ir the ..tieet speaker was James had 32,800. Both were in their year old aeamatreas, a 11 yaar with them. She returned later. a captain and carried his painting mer cowboy Bciorls - nine-room who did not attend the ceremonies, old woman aaanager of • poultiy SO OAK STREET TEU S894 ditional helper for M n. Mark H. Wlulc of Hartford. Mr. nineties. “Why didn't you spend W. Hills who has a qui^ a large paraphernalia with him for ready house and one-acre grounds In, bolds to the latter theory. But th e. money to support your* ftmn. and a 87 year old man who Dairy cattle were first brought PfaM Wines — Uqnors and Beer VAN’S I’s Indian same is .Cko-go— Hollywood once drow_an offer of’ Betty McGrew, who shattered the ai-sa to cover. UM. Another picture is of his tot© Eogli'h u. .;!d selves?” they were asked. “We wrote euch a convincing letter to to Csnsda in shout 1608 when wife RacbacL at the bedside of an JOHNSON PAINT CO. .-.M J ’.iMjo. Hon w In.,., a'ranch bottle, says: “Just between you were saving it for our old age,” a CalUpnila shipyard that ha woo Champlain establlshod a small Mr. and Mn. Harold U Gray SE3IV1CE STATION I Ttaunuci. iis have receivod a card notifying infant., Two landscapes are includ- w jdi. Ncwball. nurih of here. duU me. I think It was raaL" waa ttas reoly. a Joh->plua traa^ortatloa. herd to Quebec. 699 MAIN STREET TBL.6854 421 Rmtimd Bend TM. 8 H88 them that a wallet has bee;i tura- ePb E x ^ Tax Rockville Cow Caused This Train Wreck Call Meeting Brother in Honolulu CoTpe^Peiische Lewis B. Chapman For Dancing 849, Rockville New Group ^ Phones to Sister tiere Given Medal riuxiliar.y o f Marine Mra. Mary Tdnakl of this town-^ Recently he became worried over' SBOth^FBElfikl received the surprize of her life the lack of newg/from his broth Local SoliJIciP ^ '^Ins Mr. and jA t*. John Ivaniakl, o f Additional Charge Is Eight Persons er, Edward Wlikiiiski, who as ■« Serviofe^IeYi ('orps l.,eagiie is l6 Or last night at about 8:30 when on Award for Good Con Rockville, annuunoe the marriage member o f Co./K, 169th Regimient, o f UiAir daughter, Stella Rose, to Being Made at anaw’ering the 'phone, ,«orfe OHAii of tht Sberidui Aide de Cahip of the..-National call fronv'Daliu to the McCrasry .The wedding place Satur Superior Court of Tol to be from her brother, Frank Gene^Phospital, Temple, Texas, Maple aUeet, a ntfimbw of a 12th President - of the Marine , Corps day morning, Fhb. a t J (Ydock, iirant haa called attention to Wilsinaki, editor of a department*' land County Opens Its i>ag«e Auxiliary Will organizo an a.od' ialked for a time w ith ' hla Troop CarTfer' domroand Squad at St Joeeph't chuf^' Rocktinfi. . fact that the propoied SO per on the- Honolulu Inquirer. Broth-.' ypunger brother. Completing th); Auxjlary to the Private Frank J. ron has jrecently been awarded the I t wa< a double ,riiig aeiytetT dlB- Dt tax on checks in piaces wheire er and aister talked for 25 minut'ea c a ^ he called his sister here IC4-A Tohighl^ at Feather Weighted Nag|^' W inter T eriu. Mtfnaheld Detachment. Marine dfited by Biigene BolegiL ncing Is enjoyed is n o t'y e t in and the reception was excellent, talked for nearly a half hour.^ OQod'Conduot Medal for “faithful White carnatlona decorated the al effect. An item Jn 'the Heraid Corps Lea.gue tom orrow afternoon ^-''service and devotion to dutj^;#^' Ncl^ York Features Regarded Hi|^y Rockville. March 4— (SpeclaDj Mrs. Tonski stated today. Mrs. Tonski was natufaliy/Uirilt- tar for t< e ceremony. had stated it >eiit into effect on at 2.30 In the Dllworth-Cornell Frank Wilsinaki, former resi ed to hear her brother’s vdtee ever Corporal Banaohe becai|oa‘'W g i- The bride who was given to Bettors; Many St Much 1. *n»t was origlhally At the winter term Of the Superior I.ogion Home, Leonard street.. Dodds ill Mile Run; Court which opened , on , Friday, dent o f Manchester, enlisted in tfie such a span df land smq water ble for the award <#» the recom marriage by ner father, wore a intended as the date for the begin Miss W olff orge.s all mothers, U. - S. Army ten- years ago and again after a decade and also.bii mendation of his Squadron Com white satin gown fashioned with Like Aging Marriage;! eight persons were sentenced to wives, sisters and daughters of Seeks New Mark. ning o f such a charge. However, the county Jail by Judge John H. upon being discharged in Hofi’6 .being riumifig to the seventh renewal of to a Somers farm where they dug received news from their son, Blast ^ i l Lines they become mealy quickly. boomed as the toi> Utle oohtehd- Legion Home at l;3() tomorrow COh 79 Elm street, Hartford, prior orchid taffeta and net gowns and the $25,000 Widener Handicap^ with their hands three burlap bags By Billy Rooha afternoon to make preparations Dominic Gentilcore, that he was to enlistment in the Army in De carried bouquets o f yellow carna Florida’s richest horse race. o f potatoes and then went to an promoted to rank of Sergeant. He Deaths ana Injuries on war Oil Dodds of Bostoil: Don Bum- Famous Reteres Yankee Planes Hit for the Auxiliary meeting and to /^Continued From Page One) cember, 1941, at Hartford. He haa tions. The bridesmaids, Mias Helen The overnight entry list, bore other farm where they took a bag is at present stationed at Nash plant production. lines add up to ham o f Dartmouth ftod Ed Conwell conduct a drill afterwards for the just finished his 17th month of Paniezko, Miss Mary Nlewleruskl They used to say of Packsy Me some surprise names, and bettors : of com. ville, Tennessee, where he has the equivalent of 900,000 workerii wnd Mias Jean Bartley worn lime of New York UnlVerslty joom as were on the lookout for sleepers installation ceremony to be held Italian port, on the Dalmatian service overseas during vdilch Farland that the only tto*e an op ^ Nazi Targets; Mrs. Addie Brown, 18. and been on maneuvers for three absent a full year. gowns and carried pink eama- the victors to their pet races. quietly pointed for the mile and on Sunday, March 19. cna.st, with two-ton bombs. Zara time he has been sutioned in Eng ponent put a glove on him Theodore Stimpson, 32, both of months. U'ons. Dodds wUl be after his fifth one-quarter grind while all the ad The local Marine dSlachment IB one o f the major intakes for land. North Africa, and Sloliy. Berlin Is Raided Stafford Springs, were both com While on maneuvers he was The CIO in Michigan has or Charles Smith, bi-other of the straight tolumph in a special w ile when they shook hsmds. Also that vance talk centered on the better- mitted to jail for one year each which was instituted on Feb. 2 Gernvui reinforcements and sup ganized a safety training course chosen as Tank Commander of his plies in the battle against Yugo bridegroom, was best man, and run In Which Bill Hulse ot New he had too much sense to be known thoroughbreds. with the execution of the sentence with 52 members has Increased Its crew. for union representatives at the ushers were Alphonse Nlewle- "^Ensign Oliver Hunter, LeX, the West A fri the aid o f any mechanical device.” Roy of Manchester, sang the mans. pretty sure tp risk paying the final Berlin was relatively light, pro trial plants neat by. tremely old. Mrs. Hancock testified Goldma athlete. fighter of his day, with his shock $500 starting .ee for a a ^ t at top was not to becoms absolute until cans captured a week ago. The reception was held at Pu Bill Ekberg, six-foot six-inch of black, curly hair, perfectly bably involving about 20 bombers About 30 (ierman fighters chal was a stranger to ber at the tM e laski Hall and a chicken dinner F i^ h a i u / | money o t Otout $21,000. six months later. He stated he for the benefit of the Red Cross. Bitter Fight Two groups ■jI Japanese forces shot putter for' the Cadets, will moulded features--mnd built like which is the usual number used In wrote to the judge of probate at lenged the Flying Fortresses over To intensify wartime tuberr at the alleged rape attempt to 'her served by Chef Pagani to 160 Sun 'Agun, with leading jockey The date for the return match to trapped east of Ngakyedauk pass culoals control, the U. S. Public play center for the Army basket thoroughbred. Although im this type of operation. Putnam and inquired if he could Hope to Avoid ^ the Rome area. The bomber gun room at the Brooklyn Stow Hos guests 'vho were present from C3i1- \ Ted AU^M on up, was the public be rolled at the club allays will be in the Mayu range attempted to Health Service will loan field ball team against N avy in the aft maculately groomed, there waa The thunder .of planes over the ntarry In this aU te and was in (Cyintiniied from Page One) ners shot down five and escorting pital Nurses home. , An/unalgnod cago. Providence, Plainvllle, New choice, While the big money was announced at a later date. No ad- break through the Allied lines yes X-ray units and technicians to ernoon but may reach the Garden nothing of the dude about him Britirti capital had led to the be formed that he could but he could Thunderbolts dcstroyeo six. statement she alleged Piade to the Britain, Hartford and Manchester. reported being placed oh Onward mi.ssion will be charged, but a col terday and fall back southward. state and city governments. in time to toss the Imn ball. How- Game Reared in a rough school, he lief that a heavy operation was Delays? the invaders r, nved slowly i^ead Marauders following Uie heavy contrary was Introd^ed as evi The bride wore a brown gabar and Dhpuyn aisd geldtog Mar- not return to Massachusetts to lection will be taken. •f One of the groups was driven back ver. Coach Leo Navok isn't count had no roughneck attributes. He under way. but there were no an' live unUl two years after the sec in all directions from the aimield. bombers ovei Rome attacked the dence but she testified it waa not dine suit with a tuxedo coat trim riage./wtoner tiwo weeks ago o f th r nouncementa today of large-scale March Wedding Down Eight of IS Jap Planes in hard fighting and the other is The new Malagaah isalt field med with leopard, accessories to ing on it. was ever the little gentleman. He ond marriage. Attorney Simon Ostienae rail yards in the south true. Nav'y will be without Ben Mar $25,(jO(Y New Orleans handicap. over-night assaults. Aircraft ex- The marriage of Miss Josephine Deprived ot air support in the being followed up and harassed, ern part of the city Uirough which discovered in Nova Scotia is ex match, and a corsage o f white or never talked shop. Cohen o f this city said Mr. Hakey 'I'o Take Blood Donors tin, a "first-rate high Jumper) who Each drew 120 pounds. arcisea probably accounted for Victoria Kalina, daughter of Mra. Admiralties by the bombing out of with half of its original numbers German suppilM to the Fifth pected to end Canadian importa chids. Became Big Business Mim who la a veteran of World War 1 is staying home to sing to a musl- Notes 7^'Op-welgbtsd at 124 and coupled Kv Only killed. some of the activity. was not represented at the divorce Stephen yallna of Bnipsie street, Lorengau airfield on Manus and Army fronts pass. Liberators went tion of salt from the JJ^iter- The couple spent their honey- McFarland engaged in 110 bat- with Bankrupt In the pari mvtuel Before the morning was well to Private Horact P. Bfitnham, the capture of Momote on Los N e Still Claims Victory north of Rome lo bomb airfields, ranean and Caribbean areas. WilljDppose ‘ moon in Now York. csl show. tles, meeting the best near hjs action and had no knowledge of On Next Visit Here. (The Tokyo radio, still claiming The high Jump also will be minus pwil, Martin’s BMIngwoka won' along waves of Marauders were divorce restrictions. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. gros. the Japanese finally got a but a heavy overcast prevented Closer to Home '• member.shlp'' cards may apply poundage, scored 48 knockouts, /rapport on his record as h (Uatahee a victory in the Buthedaung area Wprld W ar I sent tuberculosis ' Bill Bessie, towering Dartmouth observed returning shortly after Aa a result of a misconduct case Burnham took place this afternoon formation of 15 plants over the accurate observation of the r*' / Lepke Move then. The meeting usually won 18 decisions, boxed five runner. A . C. Ernat'a rabor-Miarp In the past, when the mobile fighting,' said Japanese troops had rates soaring in Europe. Marine trainee who haa dominated Gas rationing is not going to ' the sound o f explosions rumbled at CryaUI Lakj, Stafford Springs. at two o'clock at the Christ church invasion scene, presumably from suits. _____ starts at 8 o'clock. Ail of the draws, and was by far the better Alquest. carrying only 109 pounds, New Guinea bases more than 200 destroyed the main force of the Free Press the event this 'winter. Bessie was bother the members of the local across the channel from the Mrs. Dorothy R. Smith, 39. mother Cathedral in Hartford. Private unit of the Hartford Blood Bank Tw o jfunners on yesterday’s raid money taken in'’ for membersblps man in 39 no-dcciston affairs. He was another wsU-liksd oontsnder. miles to the west. A group of Seventh Indian division. It said also were on the first attack on Between 1938 and 1941 the (ixHitipacd from Page OiM) shipped to Parris Island this week chapter of the Connecticut lost only once, a declslcm to Dusty Trench coast. M five children was given a year's Burnham is stationed .with the has been in Manche.ster, there has Is used to stock, ponds for the Mrs. E. Mulrenan’s First Fiddle, The daylight aweep of Amerl Thunderbolts only half that Size that 7,000 men including 3,000 Rome’s railroad yard* last July number o f tuberculosis deaths ia and couldn't get leave. Sportsman. Arrangements have Miller In his first year of boxing. Jail aentence to be suspended after anti-aircraft at Camp Edwaid’s, been coni'usion and delay caused Not Backed Twenty-four schools from along benefit o f the menibers. third to the New Orlsaas *Cap. can fighters over Berlin yesterday shot down eight of the formation British had been killed and that 19: Sergt. Amos P. Altlzer, Bishop. England increased 13 per cent. a time when he was under Fed been made to stock -the Center Patrick McFarland was born in THE 75 days; Everett R. Moulton, 51 Mass. drew plenty of bets despite • load was regarded as a possible cur hy a ru:^h of donors without ap definitely and are b<‘Iieved to have 600 prisoners were taken. Ga.„ (or perhaps Bishop, Va.) and eral aentence. He had been sezv- the Atlantic have sent their rep Spring pond with trout. There Just Itohiag Chicago, NpV. 1, 1888, was only and Albert Hewitt, 54 were given Charles H. Hammond resentatives but. there is little at 117. Another new arrival from tain raiser for daylight assaults pointments. all at practically the bagged four others. (Allied communiques have re Sergt. James J. Douglas. 44 Haw Helsinki, Finland, is the moat Ing a-14-year term on a i^rcoUcs Bv Citizens is one stipulation, however, and The flablng season is not so far 16 when he began hla ring carMr one year terms which were to be V • chance that any will furnish much CLUBHOUSE the New Orleans season, Mrs. against the capital by U. B. heavy Charles Hubbard Hammond, 80, same time, resulting in long waits The invaders hastily construct ported that this division, previous thorne street. Stamford, Conn-, noirtherly capital city in tbe worlfi. conviction when Attorney Genera! that is the members will have to away and right now many of the in 1904. suspended after 60 days had been oippoaltioh' to the service squads. Marie Evaas' aiarnthoB opeelalUt, bombers. well known in Rockville where he for many persons. ed pillbr.xea and dug foxholes to ly trapped by the Japanese, has who flew his 49th mission. Biddle surrendered him to tbe lend a iiand to clean out the pond anglers are just "Itching", around He retired right after his fight By Romney Wheeler served. Ail were charged with MWntlniwid from Pngs One) Shot Put, had only 101 ponnda to Dispatches from Italy, mean- resided until thirty years ago, died Mrs. Henry Huggins, chairman strengthen their positions along been relieved.) “ 1 guess I ’ve got an over-all N ew York authorities. this Spring .as the Park Depart In the fall the talks usually range with Mike Gib^ns at Brighton Atlanta, Oa.. March 4—rWell, adultery, CAfry, . wfaUs, said that Flying Fortresses Friday morning at the Springfield of tile Manchester Blood Donor the one-mile, rorth-and-south view of Rome now, said Altlxer, Court officials said it was pos tal. or even imjiortant, to (he to- ment is short of help. A t any from trials to dogs and hunting ^ach, N. Y., Sept. 11, 1918. This sir! The Atlanta Cnuskert are go i;he esM against Leonard J. beachhead while engineers repair Becquse Jocbsy Hdde Arcard had snrssd destruction through hospital. Service, has announced that no Flying > ortress gimiier back from sible that if a decision ia reached dividuai or the nation. rate the move will bring fishing 'out about the first of March the proved an unsatisfactory contest, ing to raise a baseball pennant tbs litto rio and TUnirtins rail Goets, Sr„ charged with assault He was born in Rockville, a son donors, will be taken at future ed the captured airfield, slowed up Roving Navtd Planes his 35th mission. “On that first closer to home. real outdoor men get the itch for each evidently having too much this season—and that Wouldn't be was riding. OrseatrM BtiAle’s today on the Lepke petition, a»- The Bulletin says of the replies; Lacev Meets. Four Freedoms, assignsd 117^ yards In Rom# yesterday in the with intent - to commit rape was of Joseph Churchill Hammond and visits of the inutile unit except in their work by min. raid there were about five fighters "A careful study of all those re More Buie the feel o f a good pole; a fast respect for the other. news except that the ^ ’ackers fin continued for two weeks. The bad weather prevented Attack Six Jap Boacs noiutcement may be made at once pounds. Muidsd ammig tfi* Mtoar-, fifth American assault against Catherine Burr Hammond. He was those who have made definite ap- and lots of flak. Yesterday there ceived shows that roughly the The Park Department has stip stream and something at the end Among McFarland’s victims ished the season in ylghth placs planes from flying to Rabaul.$rom through the court clerk. odd starters. HavabohM ataMe’fi M IM a^ object! vex*ln the Btsmal . Wilbur Fred Hunt o f-> Tolland bookkeeper for the Hammond jrointments in advance. T h is will U; S. Pacific Fleet Headquarters, was not so much Rak, but more score is as follou’s: Reasonable - N.T. Fig er ulated that there will be no boats of the ^line. Well, it won’t be were Benny Yanger, the original after being pretty generally kick and Doris Minor Griffin of Cryatal the Solomons, as they had for 15 if the petition for a review is Eurasian, weighted at U S baennsqt Otty. Crewmen said they caugh^ Buckle (Company for many years Opt only cllmiimte delay for the Pearl Harbor, March 4.—(TP)—Six fighters.” understanding of and belief in ^ allowed on the pond which means long now, boys, just about Kiti Herman, Freddie -AVelsh, ed around by every M e else to the Lake, both charged with adultery, straight days, but the Solomons granted, arguments likely will be of an excellent 1848 tMOfi, wax tail yards crammed with Oer- and also for the Rockville' Water donors, But w llf make it possible Japanese island bases, two o f them Second Ueut. Richard 8 free press, 60 per cent; no iinder- of course, that the members will month. .llmmy Britt, Leach Cross, Har Southern League: / A ir Force was busy at home. heard later. In this event, a not to ha overloeked. RiaB supply trains, and scored who ware bound over Thursday and Aqueduct Company. . As a for the committee in charge, par on enemy homeland stands in the Dakins, Jonesboro. Tenn., shot atonding or confused thought. 24 Vince Dell ’ Onto Meets have to fish from shore. One lem Tommy Murphy, Fighting Pennants, as such, aren’t a nov from the Ellington court had their Around the air base perimeter at court official said, the .tribunal elty to Atlanta. They've hoisted Rmny.hlts on roiling stock, tracks young man he was active in the ticularly the canteen workers, who Krulles only 1,200 miles north of down one ME-109 and one F,W- may grant a stay which would per cent; and conviction that it ia thing in favor of this move over Dick Hytand, Owen Moran, M at .caiaes continued two weeks to give Empress Augusta bay on Bougain Tokyo, were attacked by roving New Haven Colored four to tha iM t nine years. This and warehouses. Hammond Silver Drum Corps one .supply sandwiches and beverages 190. save the trio from the electric desirable but we, don't have It be the Salters project is that the fish Wells and Jack Britton. The sweep by twin-motored the state and attorneys time to to know exactly how many to ex- ville island, Daiintlessea and A v American Naval planes on March Maltempo Steals After his retirement McFarland pennant wiU be/a novelty, how of the best known in the state at engers sprayed 110 tons of explos Dives From 17,900 Feet chair at least until the final de cause of 'control,' 26 per cent." Boy in Hartford. ermen will not be bothered by ' lightnings over Berlin—s pene prepare the case. Both plead guil pen’ .and to plan accordingly. 1 and 2, the Navy, announced. POLICE settled in Joliet, III., married a ever, because it/s being presented Jack Loses that time. ives on the Jap.inese and farther I dived from 17,000 feet to take cision is reached. Typical Answers Given swimmers. tration of at least 570 mile; ty to the charge. This iloes hot mean that the Admiral Cheater W. Nlm lte said beautifully and wealthy girl, ac to the Atlanta fans. He attended the Union Congre to the south on the same island the Messerschmitt off a straggUM Here are typical answers from Sanne Constabules Show ill Boston served notice on the Naxls that Mrs. Anna J. Drat of EUlr.gton need f^r donors has slackened or the aerial sweeps destroyed enemy Hartford, March 4 — Vince quired a brewery, became a pav Win, lose or, draw, A,tlanto fans gational church here and after Arm y bombers and fighters dump heavy, and followed him to , tne the seven cities; W alter Kompanik and Gene En- one of the major considerations charged with evadihg responsibili positions on Paramuahlro and Shu- 4343 D e ll’O rto of New York who has. up their ing contractor, bank director, lo have patronized their ball park. Hard Fight moving to Springfleld became a that the plasma program haa lost ed 84 tons on the enemy's Kahili deck," Dakins said. "M y ^ burst Hardware Jealer— "Siirs, we got which has prevented American ty, an appeal caae from the Rock one bit of its importance. It is muahu in the Kuriles, Ponape in cal Democratic party leader and And every year, for ten years, At member of the South Oongrega- airdrome. caught him when he was about 20 Solons Avoid to have freeddm of the press tk® I ^retJr^^^ badges and check on Sammy Maltempo o f Manches heavy bombers from raiding the ville City court plead guilty and felt, however, that in fairness to thch Carolines, and to three enemy member of the boxing commis lanta has le(l the league in attend tlonal church in that city. He feet above ground. He hit the people have to have some place to ^ vear and the fl-shermen and licensed anglers. ter, who was quite a scrapper capital long ago—a lack of range was fined $40. all, arrangements should be made for the second time to a year and sion. ance. In that decade, the club has Montgomery Regains eaves his wife. Mrs. Henrietta isliuids in the Marshalls. AU ground and exploded. 1 rejoined express themselves freely. In war They do a good job and enforce few' years back created a sensation h r escort fighters— has been re Oaaes NoDed to have donations taken at a FIRE Trials Issue a half to box “Snooks" Lacey of He grew ‘into a heavyweight drawn 2,215,070 paying customers (Hemenway) Hammond; a daugh British Take Positions American planes returned safely. my flight leader, and saw he waa time there are some things you the rules at all times. last night at Boston, Mass., w’hen moved. The charge of fraudulent issue steady pace during the hours the New Haven in a . ten-round star and died Sept. 33, 1936, o f a strep —an avefkge of 221,150 per sea His Title After TorrlfL ter, Mrs. E. James Stephens of It waa the second raid on Para- being attacked by the Focke-Wuif. can't print, but aside from that, Club Rules he gave Freddie Briesro of New son, with a high mark of 330,796 Probable Record Penetration of check was noUed in the cast unit is* functioning, rather than a Near Buthedaung bout at the Auditorium Tuesday tococcic infection of the heart. Springfield; a brother. Dr. William mushiro and Shumushu within two Two short bursts finished him and NORTH (Uoattiiiwd tram Page One) no government or other agency One portion o f the pond will be Port, R. I., a neat pasting over the to 1935./Even in 1943, with a los Scrap Last Night. ^ The Army said the fighters fiew against ^ rk a Berle Shlfrln. trcinend(>ii.s rush at'one hour, with New Delhi, March 4— up)— Brit night., , Packey McFarland waa a cham C. Ham.aond of Holyoke, formerljr weeks. Previous attacks were the plane exploded." should dictate wflat to print.." set aside for fly fishing and the six round route. The local boy was ing team and harrasaing trans- bo the outskirts of the city and The charge pf reckleat driving perhaps tvyo hours in the a f^ r- ish troops captured .lapanese posi made Feb. 19. The Japanese failed concerning the atrocities to which The New Yorker gave Willie pion in bis own way. head of the music department at Another Victory waa scored by 5432 Police officer— "N o such thing in rest for just plain ordinary anglers in top form and reached his peak portafito problems, the club drew By Ted Meier then circled around the capital, waa nolled in tba case against noon when hp one appears; tions north and northeast of Bu prisoners taken to the Philippines p jp his toughest tussle before he M L Holyoke college and two to get intercepting planes into the Ueut Winston W. Vaught, Loris, this country. The big fellows tell who like to toss a line out and a week ago in New Britain where 124,05^r\approximately 20,000 New York, March 4.— going at least 15 milea beyond for M ary Slowik, an appeal caae from Naturally, “it is expected that thedaung in their drive on Akyab, were subjected. became champion in a Bulkeley air over any of the targets. S. C. SOUTH trtfe papers what they want them let come, what may. Boobs will he scored a kayo over Ned Brown. more/than\thc next best city in From crowned to crown In twtf a probable record penetration of the Bolton court. She was involved nephews William C. Hammond. Jr., each person wnq makes an ap SO miles to 'th e south, in Burma Stadlum/fight that drew a banner Ponape Strafed and Bombed I* could dlsUnguista the target' Ained Court Contemplated to know. It’s true here and its not be allowed, however, by the On the strength o f his showing the league, weeks is the lateet o b it e r In the the Reich. The flight was at least in an accident when her car abid of Boston ana Lansing . Van dead pointment will assume the respon yesterday and. held them against crowd yOf 6,000 fans, and at the when we were five minutes away 4321 Pepper's resolution apparently lyen worse nationally. Ought to cohstablcs. last night the local leather pusher Deitz Trims “ Atlanta tons are the real cham fight story of Phlladelplila’a Bon aqual to the distance of the previ- ed on an icy road and atruck Heyden of the Navy. ^ sibility of keeping Tt or of notify strong counter-attacks, today’s Five tons o f bombs were dropped time predicted Pep would be the and because' we were flying in a contemplates some sort of a hia^ it but we haven't got 11.” Membership Drive will be on a March 17 card in the pions of Uie league,' says PresL Montgomery. , ous record—to Regensburg last another car. As there waa no evi The funeral will be held at the ing the committe'e ih,, ample time Southea.st Asia communique an on the two Kurile islands. Ponape. nexv featherweight king. cooqpact formation, we dropped United Nations court "for tbe trial Housewife— “We have freedom President Ed Diazdus announc Boston Arena. - Last night he dent Earr Mann. "And during the Knocked out to the first round Week. The planes encountered dence aa to the speed her car was parlors ‘of Dlckin'son-Streeter Co., so that the place cah. be taken nounced . which lies 440 miles east o f the ently, DeU’Orto dropped a Strategic and Tactical A ir Forc a U o u r eggs In one sp o t" said and punishment of thoee guilty of o f press. W e’re lucky it’s not muz ed that there will he a determined fought before a sellout cr^wd. Cravat Loop 1844 M ason wc will celebrats - a by .Al "Bummy” Davis on Feb. . some flak, but were unimpeded by traveling at the time it entered the in Springfield on Sunday afternoon by someone else. "-x large Japanese base at Truk, waa split decision to "L e fty ” La- es cofnblned in an attack on Fort Ueut John A. Wallace, Griffin, AMBULANCE the crimes of military aggression zled like it i* h. Germany.” ice, who in turn holds a de drive for new members, this year. iCraw r fans’ night, to raise a 18, Monty bounced back last nlgnt , N azi fighters. akid the State's attorney recom at 2:30 p. m. Rev. George S. The Blood Donor Service is strafed and bombed. In the eastern pennant emblematic of this White in northern BurmS yester Ga., group bombardier who flew in and atiXKfltlM committed during Houiewife— “ Freedom of press cision over Phil Terranova, NBA The local chapter meets once a Accidents in Great Britain to win a split 15-round upset de A dispatch from Beme, Switz mended the caae be nolled. Brookes, pastor of the Union Con sorry to sec Mrs. Carl G. Sv^nson, Marshalls, three unidentified posi amplonship.” day while ' tactical' fighters and Barthelmesa plane. “ 1 was on the (BURKB) the w ar tippn prisoners o f war and means no censorship o f news, feather champ. Lacey waa the month, the second Tuesday at Uie killed 17 per cent fewer Workers Schubert Warriors Are cision over favored (S 1-2 to 51 erland, quoted the Nazi-controlled State's Attorney Donald G. Fisk gregational church o f this city Jr., end-her work with' the com tions were hit with 28 tons of Pennant oddities are nothing dive-bombers struck enemy posi- second Rome raid Aug. IS. To civilians." -- don’t feel it is tremendously victim of an unpopular decision American Legion Home on Leon but injured 16 per cent more in Beau Jack and regain the N e .v Rome radio as saying that 40 per of this city presented the cases. wilt ’ officiate. Burial will be in mittee, but is pleased to announce bomba. Snowbound and Rol^ new to Mkhn. He made something day’s was a cinch by comparison." It would fbake the United portant... .There is so much m w s given- LaChance here a few weeks 1942 than the previous year. York version o f the Ugfatweigh; . sons we.re killed and 200 wounded Grove Hill cemetery, Rockville. that her place will be filled by, tioiis in the Kaladan, Arakan and There was no enemy ground fire 6868 ard street. Those wishing for of a footnote, at least, in baseball L'nloa diurcb 'Services The ambulance waa on hand as that is misinterpreted by the/pub ago,- and bowed to Terranova by UtlA It waa their third title bout, and that bombs fell on Vatican Mra. Louis Custer of 345 Middle Mayu areas. at Ponape, or in the Marshalls. States a part of l^ t prosecution For Averages. hlstory/oy raising a pennant to a Dr. George 3. Brookes, pastor of Bombardier Wallace crawled out the slim margin o(f two points in Montgomery first won the Utlq City during an Allied air raid on Tbfnpike East.. . Appointments '-.Very large formations of United In Washington. Navy Secretory ^ (DOUGAN) system and, if It rsachea the Sen lic that it only adds to the non-exuterit bail club in a non- the Union Oongregational church o f the nose and demanded a aide ate floor, probably WUl spark an confusion. Permanent cepiorihip a subceeding match. last May and lost It to the Bertii • Rome yMterday morning.-' The may be maiie now for the next suites fight jf-bombers started Knox expressed tht belief that ene 0\d Pop Deitz continues / to exisvS t baseball league in 1932. will give a Communion Meditation in state to the operations office, other collaboration debate such as Promoter Bill Gore has promis in a return X5-rounder to Noveen-, - broadcast declared that no seri- mobile unit visit on March 17 by fireii and caused heavy explosions my ganrlsons in the Marshails, ; 5630 wouldn’t be a bad thlng.’t show the younger generation how was at Hartford, Conn., where- Otis damage was causeo in Vatican at the morning service tomorrow as thq customary airman’s reward the long affair that attended in Druggist— “ Sure, we/nust have ed the iwtoner a return match here ber. . at 10:45 a. m. The services for the calinig Mrs. Merrill Adams at among troop concentraUons, and blockaded by air and sea, were to bowl. La.st night at Mur ,nn was business manager of the A crowd of 19,()66 that contrib City, but that several stained glass Obituary stores m the Swanghka area, the- for 50 missions. (HOIJAIRAN) the . adoption of the doqnally IL Nobody should be le to Con' with LaChance, who was to have past few weeks have been held in 2-.’ 376 or Mrs, Custer at 3017. getting short if ammunition. The Tw o southern pilots for whom phy’s alleys in tbe Cravat league Tooklyn faim club. Hartford won uted to a gross of $111,954—tha windows in Si. . Peter's basilica communique said. resolution several months ago trol the papers or ke/p things out met Terranova to a title match, the chapel, but the Communion attack on Paramuahlro and Shu- Rome was their 15th mission sm il games he piled up three / s t ^ g ^ e pennant in 1931, but before the largest indoor take since heavv- Were broken, it added that bombs . Attackiiig Town of ApaukwX musbu, Knox said, “ re-eroph*Blzes pledging American aid to an tn^ of them In a derooi^UC country." only the NBA wouldn’t sanction honor could be suitably celebrated service on Sunday wi^ be held in Safety pins were first devised ingly reported, "We didn’t have a 3060 7 for total of 362 and high single' welght champion Joe Louis also fell on the Protestant ceme temational peace organization. Secretary—“Jusy theory. Ordi the bout. By Hugh Fiiflerfionv^r. 'fplafinlng to use their parka the following season, the league the church auditorium. Funerals by Walter Hunt in 1849. West Afril;an troops moving that we can go where we please moment's perturbation. There 133. In ' addition he spots appeared In Madlaon Square Gar tery whei-e the English poets. Shel nary people canTget their side of Q«re is .trying to pair Harry New York, March 4 (4P) — amateur and semi-pro ball tois Ingloriously folded up. 'In the evening the Beethoven and do what we want." ' (QUISH) rest of the league about a ^ ty d en -saw Monty regain his lo 't ley. and Keats, are buried. were oo many American planes vital issues printed." Gentile, Hartford lightweight, and I Every me'mber of the "tractor" year; so bye bye Texas Le^ue. The end came around July 4, and Robert W. Post pound handicap. Schubert's /earn prestige by thrice having the Fortresses of tin* same group Glee'Club of Manchester under the around that a traffic cop was real Engineer— V'Freedom of the veteran George Salamone of Bos-1 a o i^ r team which soon w ill begin . . , Report froth (Aicago ia that The funeral of Robert W. Post, Uniformly Extreme 4340 was unable to start and gjive up there was nothing left for Mann Beau to a bni way and apparently, which led last i^ummci's double as direction of Fred E. Werner will ly heed'Sd."' ton to the eight-round semi-final. I competition in the U. 8. S. R foot- Luke Johnsos turned down the job to do- except slay around to pay of Westport, Conn., and Holly Pucheii Opens Engagements press means the right to print the four points. The scores:, on. the verge of a knockout. sault on Rome's Uansportation give a program of music at the These two were Capt Wayne Elarl Roys of Bristol is slated to go ball championships has been deco o f managinjg Boston’s National off blils, lock up the office and wood, Fla., (formerly of Manches truth. I t U w we should be told Toani No. 1 In the'.thlTd, fourth and eucth . nerve centers spearheadco yester- Union church chapel at seven L Daniel, 2908 Cflark st|reet. Pa exoepL military tnfor- | to another eight. rated lyith orders and “For De Football League entry to sign send the furniture to storage. The day’Z operations, Tlie crews were t e r ), will be held this aftcrnixm at 'again as Bears’ co-coiufli on tbe Torrance .. 88 93, 92—273 rounds Monty hurt the Augustus o'clock. Mrs.'Elsie B. Gimtafson is His Defense ducsdi, Ky.. and Ueut. Clarehce ifiaUon. They ahouldn’t make — fense of StsUngrad" medals. pennant kicked around among thii helped by almost perfect visibility the Watkins r'uneral Homo.- The Cobb, 1Q89 Ingleslde Drive, BatpD * HOSPITAL Biggerataff'Vose And the Kiev "Dynamo” team advice of George Halas, which MInnIch . ..105 112—311 Ga„ Negro with eharp rights to the soloist and Mrs. David Bennett agreements end treatlea that will odds and ends until Mann got an In following strict i'lstructions to the accompanist The people of the Rev. Dr; Watson Woodruff pastor Rouge, La. Hr. and Mrs, Charles Vose of 23 also composed of fighters, lost its Bears out indications that Boston Adamy . ..113 >13 99—325 the jaw and a two-i sted body nt,” (Oontlaoed from Pago One) affect the country for years to idea. avoid all risk of damaging of the Center Congregational Plymouth Lane, have , announced beat goal tender, Trussevich. w h o ’ Won’.t.be playing next fall, Deitz .. ..109 /120 133—362 tack. Late to the 14tb round, Uxi, community ai'e invited to. attend 5131 come without telling us about It." Calling In Bert K4ene, Hartford Rmne's culturai ■irid religious this concert. church, will officiate. Mr. Post the engagement ot their daughter. was shot by the Germans. . . . If ------he nailed the Beau with S right died at T'dlywood, Fla., last Sun Giraud in France, <3ctober,, 1942 baseball writer, ,and Bruce . Lind treasures. Marui.der medium Dedication Service Katharine to Cbrporal Jajnes Parson Gil Dodds oould put t o - ' Maroel Warare 430 436 1271 sey, photographer, Mann staged that made the thampion’e knees bomber.'^ followed, striking Rome’s day. ' whereby Pucheu \v-«uld come to gether his best performances of Baek from- North Africa where No. 2 buckle. Meantime, Montgomery In ''omr.ion with the 43,000' North Africa, not for a poliUca) Did You Know Adair Biggerstaff, son o f Mr. and To Giye Reds soiitaiY march to the flagpole in Ostiense rail yards. Methodist churches throughout the The bearers will be Ernest K. WATER DEPT. Mrs. Andrew W. Biggerstaff of the season for each quarter, he'd he saiv plenty uf potentially good Low Man .88 93 03— 273 the empty stadium raised the took Jack's best punch, an upper Bomlierh .Attack Shipping Post, Welles M. Post. Howell Post, post, but to loin a fIghUng unit. have a 4;0S.6 mile record. They boxing material in the service 88— 293 cut. without backing up. Jack g t country, a special service of dedi Giraud is expected to appear be T h a t - - 103 Benton street. Fox ...... r.lOO 105 pennant tolemnly, ealuted it, and Operations from Britain yester cation will be held ' on Sunday all nephews, of tlie deceased; Finn Answer! I were 58.6, M.5, 61.7, and 64.7. . . . tournament but only onie finished Murphy .. . 91 104 107— 302 pulled it down again. 'I t was the In some effectlva left jabs at tlie day also included U. S. heavy fore the court latei to substanti 3077 Mlaa Vose was gradpsted from product. Jack Sharkey reports he morning at 10:45 a. m. at the Frank Clark, Herinarf Bohrend Looks like Navy for the fourth Jenson ., .100 106 109—315 first time anything llKe it had hap-, start and at intervals throughout bomber attacks on shipping and ate or deny tbls. Pneumonia attacka most fre Manchester High school with the has signed Marcel Certan, to fight Rockville Methodist church. The and Raymond Ferguson. . (After S P. M.) kpot in the Eastern N. C. A. A. pened to baseball. John Kleran the 15 rounds,' but teemed to nev Industrial targets in. northwest While a large crowd listened In quently during winter ahd cwrly 1943 dassi Corporal Biggerstaff (Contlnusd. trdiB Page One) By Nat Rogon l^ k e tb a ll tourney, if the Middies under his management If he comes people will be called upon to con The interment Mill be in East 370 40«s 806 U 8 ? wrote a poem about it to the New er more than anno; Monty. . Germany. Six Aniencau bombers tently, Pucheu described hla rela spring, medical authorities say. waa to the class of 1944. at Trinity Oardea Matchmaker beat .Army. Otherwise Duke may to the United States after the war At the end Referee Arthur S u s« secrate their lives to Uie building Cemeterv. York Times trow which, incident and 10 fighters were reported *______tions with Marshal Pstain from 7868 college, and ia at present at A la drafting its reply to Russia, but get the bid. — and Pete (The F ox) Reilly has kind (Young Otto) sad Judge Bill of the Kingdom. When Jack Dempsey kayoSd Bentonite,* a plastic cUy-Uke ally, Mann etlll can quote lines missing and Allied fighters shot mid 1941 to mid 1942, and de bama Polytechnic Inatitute under added .toat it was Fred Fulton in Harrison. N. ‘•J., been telling West Coast pals he Healy each gave Monty eight Fellowship Supper Ebccluaive o f dialacts, the mineral used In oil refineries, will about "galloping bankruptcy.'' down eight perman planes. Those clared: '.The maroha> does not be the Army epcclalized training pro negotiations would to July 27, 1918, in 18 8-5 seconds. Coki Off the Gridiron has a contract with the French roiinda. Jack six and called one ITie Fellowship of Baptist lieve in a German victory. . . . The peoples o f India speak'\^225 dif MANCHESTER 'absorb seven times Its volume of destroyed by the bombers were gram. such a way aa not to break the con' Louis Cox of the Dallas Times- middleweight—It seema Marcel even. Judge Marty *4fonrOS voted church will hold a supper on Sun About Town policy ot coltaboratiun is dead." ferent languages. • ^ my eyes popped ' out. Fulton, w'ater. A large elephant consumes $00; not immediately tabulated. . tact with Russia. 8-4Hr 316. was so sinewy that | Herald tells this one abopp a Dal cerdanly will to well managed. for Jack, eight rounds to seven. day at five' o'clock at the home of Pucheu said Petain was con' • WATER CO. I t was toarnsd through other pounds of green fodder in 18 hours. The new "super-super block ^pienza-Price I he looked skinny. He had a long las High school football coach who buster,' the 12,000-pound' bomb Mrs. Leonard Skoglund of Ham Vinced Germany eventuaUy would The first Canadian cheese fac sources that the Parliament's vote waa bemoaning a shortags of >pi mond streeL A rehearsal for U;e Manchester be defeated after Ruasla and the tory waa established in Ontario Announcement'has been mads of o f confidence In the government lantern jaw that looked most to- ] Except fo r the championship which the British AU Ministry 8319 I tackles. . . . A fan -isked “what’s Second la Series Grange Minstrels wid be held to United States were brought into in 1864. the engaga.uent of Mias Edith to the peace crisis was 105 to 80. vlting for a haymaker, but . no playoff series, hockey haa been | dlaclosed yesterday is being dump- morrow aftei-noon at 2 o'clock, at . , neavvweisni:heavyweight nma neen smeable ro restog i matter with that Mg bOy WhO The second in a series of Sunday the war. Price of Port Barrancas, Florida, (Acting U. S. Secretory of State bad been to played tackle on theic B team last ruled out for the Curtis B a y Md., j VOLUNTEKR BLANK — BLOOD DONOR BERVIC'B ad by . LiMcaster heavy Mmbers the home of Thomaa Berrsn, 38 evening meetings on the subject, “ Perhaps it would be a decade, One half of Canadian dwellings to Corporal R. S. Saplenzs, son o f etUniua oaid to Washington y e s - t o l l ?’’ . . ’Well. I’lT tell you. Coast Guard puck chasers. W in g-i Manchestei Chapter, The AnericaB Red CroM against special targeU. has been Pearl street. It is hoped all mem After 5 P. M. sessed a ktiUng punch, and was “What is the Christian Reljglon?" perhaps two decaiies, but Ger are equipped with bath or show M x . and M ra Joseph Sapienaa of terday thXt the American govern the coach replied. ’T h e boy is so er Jo«* Kuc)er already has received | Ricduiamsd "Corporal Cookie” by bers of the cast will be presenL headed fur a match wlth,W IIlard B.A.F. crewmen. They have bean will be held at the parsonage o f many eventuaUy would , lose and er, according to a 1941 survey. 2 Rogsn Place, this town. It is un ment hoped that the Finns would dumb that I waa the only teacher hla salting orders and the other I Waot To DonaU Blood for tlio A n s j oad Nary 5022 or 3668 when he met the Manassa Mauler told they must bring the bomb the Vernon Center Congregational our problem was to remain on the derstood the wedding will take continue armistice negotiations. to give him a passing grade at players expect to be transferred that night to Jersey. right after the playoffs. . . . Lieut. hack if they cannot identify the church on Sunday at sight o’clock. ground," he said. Research has indicated that place in ApriL ■He made the statement when ask mid-term.'‘ Name »aOOOOOOOOO«BBB04 oo« • • • • • « • « • • • • • • • < • target or are net confident of hit Candidates for church membership Ha claimed that aa Interior min puto rock salt Is superior to solar ed by reporters for\hls reaction to Jack looked like a pigmy along Jack McGriff, former Florida U. Hospital Notes— GAS CO. Miss Price was ceoently elected side' Fulton os they listened to ting it. are expected to attend all six of ister he “slowed down" the Vichy salt for fish curing. queen at the annual C m n a tlo a press reports that Finland sdeme f Shorts and Shells boxer, la assistant commandant of pre-battle Inatnictlons. Then the cadets at Majors Field, Texas. . . . I • • » o o * « »0O0«0*B0O»4 the meetings. police and prevented the arreota 5075 Ball held at Fort Bam ncaa. opposed to continuing conyersa' Presto Podesto and Earl Klap- BOND AddrpM - Tbm Wat Food Adqilnistiation Benefit Match o f reaistonce pleaders,- Including Nearly half of the earthworm tions with tbe Russians). toll rang. stein, who started for College o f Ted Rosequist, former Chickgo Admitted yesterday; John NC' Dempsey dashed . out, Fulton Bears tackle, has been promoted haa raised 1944’m milk production On Sunday afternoon at the local Henri Frenay. * speciSB found in the northeastern the Pacific last fall, have received ro vllle. East Hartford; Patricia to captain In thi A. A. F. troop Phone A , IB-SO.»#• Roal a billion quarts over the Bowling Center alley at 2:30 p. m, Frenay, a member of tbe Na IJr. S. came originally from Eu We met our friend going down Victory gardens produced 481 swung his loft. Jack ducked.; medical discharges from the Ma ELECTRIC CO. transport command m North A f z94S total. a men's team and ladles' team con- FhUllps. 290 Hackmatack street. tional French committee, alao will rope. the street the other day to where perir cent of all the vegetables | and—WhoofI Dempaey's left rines and are back the campus. Cheek hour foo prefer appotiitiiient: aiatlng of different bowlers than Admitted. today: Alexander be caUed aa a defenaa wltneos. he was going to serve on a jury. grown to 1948. Get ready to pro bumped under Fulton's heart with Podesto may go back to 8L Mary’s rica. . . . When L ieu t Jim lAicaa, 5181 duce more this year. terrific forca. Fulton went up (n. for a season. . The East-West rioted/Marine combat correspon tbosa who took part in the prs^ Loveland, 78 Linden street;i Carl Pucheu declared he saw Frenay The Arm y, N avy ami Coast And he wax humming to blnuett. 1 2 - 1 .... Mrs. Btndsr—la thenrany dlf- the air. then down and out. tennis matches, s big event when dent, M t in on SCUM wrestling Our ba) a gilut kosp aa fight. viouB matches, selected from tha Anderson, 51 Elro street, j in his office twice et Vichy, and GuXrd haye developed small-fllm and we Uxtened. Here l« what be (Armv photo from IfEA.) tereaca. Thomas, batwaw a fort Big Bill TUden and Little BUI matebas at rulao. OUa.. be ro- aiaat kaap aa bay-" city league and mixed doubles Discharged today: Mrsj Hilda then aaked'the court: technique In the X-ray hunt fo r WM humming, the eeuap: “Mary noteaBdaallB OfM to««cs oMz; iMillMr ifi dMKflfid bMda an Anny )sip at Catflp had a hathtag ault. tbe toteot and a fortresa? Apprextoaataly one-fifth of tbelj^nston 4ieed to lead the tsams, marksd: fXVo safer htts than up tag WAR RO N M aalfi vie- league wia roll a special match. ' Inman,' 46 iAadtson atreec; Mrs. "Woe that persecuting de Gaul- tuberculoeia. there and I aiwaya did like my Americaa Bed Cross, B o o m A Bala This match will be with tba Davis, N. C „ m Pvt. iM k KriantioRBr ot Krnmmet, ML, aisd P v t Uata, when I permitted a leader style, no doubt.< but when she got Mr. Binder— I fehould Imagine, I nation’s agricultural land can no j will be revived at Forest'HUlsthla •ary Is waa. Raep aa RACK Alberta Paggidia, Manritester, longer supply a living because of 1 summer. . . . The Fort Worth and combat at least 50 feet from the 'men's and women's teams repre- Alice Lash, WAC, chat about the ups and, downs of Army Wo. Bo’s twlc«e to enter my office and thbn Bacteria-free salt for the Ca inside o f I t she was more than my deau*. that a fortress would be ING UIR 41TACK.. R.FD. 2; John/Neville, E:a8t Hart- [ erosion snd soU depletion. j Tulsa bawball eluba already are enemy." tba ItaUam A eetioaB filuh, 1Io «L . • ^ 'liM iq unro^toetedt.* nadian fishing industry will aoon{ half w ay m U T more difficult to silence. iA^GUESTKK EVENING l^ERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN,. SATURDAY, MARCH 4.19441 FAC i t E B i lANUHBSl'BitejVENING ipRAl-D . MANCHESTER. CONN., SATUEDAt , MARCH 4, 1944 TWELVB ed that she would have to hkvejR It may be LeajTYear, hut-don't EKYTRUiG least a three-day reservation, K m leap before, looking. went to 4he bus dej[lat„.xhtinarried the Zodiac was she bom ' y.oa i true fnends'^are those who Roofing 17-B Help Wantcd-^fheaule 35 Household ^51 W a r n e d ^To Buy Clerk— Surely. .What jlo you show no resentment itoen' you win Atttpfhohlies tor Sale 4 lessly. First Ueutenant.. .One Silver "Bar thta,inomtii4. '• Prl»ato\tlnder what? • wish to send?, -UnA uid Eonid AitiiQiifH^P«nts It was- nearly 4 when Kitty s.ug- CapUln T w o fiDYar Bara success. _ , \ EXTRA SPELTAIYS USED FURNITIJRE AND Stoves FQR" 8ALE-H1 ROOM^-duplex l4sutenant^Under what sign Sweet Yoirtig Thlng/-W ell. I am FOR s a l e —I93fr " CHEVROUETT *.IA TYPES OF ROOFS rspatrsd WANTED—GIRL -OR WOMAN gested in a -subdued voice that Major .V. ^jOne Gold Leaf "LbST<->«BO|Wk^D> wbitiis Bng- WANTED—CHlLt> TO Uke care Maintenance ot^rOi^ fiastuna^, ,for general housework, 4 room D ttn ^ Our Amiuai 33rd February ' -.bought, sold ' and . exchanged,: '^'house, one side vacaotrlnqulA 29 they’d (fome pretty far and par‘ Kitty and Collins got out of it-ja a wise man who can wear ,>vas ahe born Pansy JMlHer, ' qf TiI my home. Vlclnlty^>ldwer Master coupe, lov. mileage, good H ighesl/^ceB paid. Jones F u ^ - Lieutonaht . poverty decently. Private—Rodm Por Rent. ’ Uab SattefT male dog<:'lJcenM No. and chimneys. For reliable servldSe house, family of-3. Tel 2-0653.' > ' Furniture Sale Cottage'street. haps thfey ought to turn ardund the car and sValked toward the /Coloftel One Silver Leaf Opponent Benefits Moat' •' School atrcct. Phone 3 77^ ' condtUon. Cash. Call 2-0488. tu A /M Oak street T f l :8264.i jmd sUrt back. . ' bouse. IL- vciis 3 a. m. but the lights ,i6«3 ItettBhoetar;^______, Lost - about 3 call Ed.,jC6ughlln 1707. ' ’ 3'ROOM OUTTn Colonel .Eagle A croaa exandnatlon of a wUnesk a^V.JW Deerfield Drive. C. ‘‘Not yet,” objected Collins. wei^-still on. , Man—I’m going to g e ts "divorce. Judge*;/And yoUxcall yourself a FOR REa, tne.' Tel. w a n t e d --AUTOMOBILE me- quire Mrs, George Cheesmah, 33 Lieutenant-General Friend—Bpttir be careful. YouTl Judge—Even after ^ u slugged for coroner, returned from hie trade. 36. weekly. Brunner’j, 80 Storage 26 , . Your Own Home he wanted, and turned in paOm- ing the floor,. Then he looked .. .Four Stars Honesty lit the hardest \of all employment In Tennessee for a Utten. Pleaae^rejuni to 38 M m - 5080. , •. -obaiilc, steady work, good wages. t/amp'fleld 'Road, between 6 and 8 G e n e r a l...... never get ahother wife like-that. that man on the jaw ? \ ' Oakland street. Tel. 5191. Lfvn^G ROOM consists Of 3 piece Rates on M arch 26 /bling something about dlnne'r. enacingly a f Collins and said be- things to Improve u'^n. day’s Campaigning and learned mer atreet ot«gU 8884. Reivard. USTIN A CHAUBERT. CO. Apply Solimene , and Flagg Inc. -p. m. Kreen his teeth like the vlUaln in Defendant—Yes, youf Honor; ATTENTION - MADAME WU' Dodge and Plymouth dealer, 634 "living room iuite. two end tables, ’ ^They stopped before a paneled, A jeakms suitor hired a detec No friend wUl start a bad rumor never saw that guy look ao'peace- that hla lone opponent. (3all Em- llama located at 332 Anrt^etreet, CASH FOR YOUR ITAR A n ^ 6 Trailer Van Service. Removals coffee . Able, floor and bridge " fanllghted doorway. Kitty thought a melodrama, ‘That la—” t08f^>^SALX IRISH ^ t e r dog. Center street , - ' tive to keep ap eye on hIS girl about a friend., fid as just after I hit him. Willie (yelling to "other party” berSon, was 111 and unable to ap corner of Main and ^ n ' atreet, to '41 High prices pm^k-^rivs from Coast to Coast, deiuxs lamp, smoker, vacuum cleaner, it looked vaguely familiar, then “All the same, I must say—' ' JUdeilie No. 73058 BoltOo. Reward Rooms WJtKout Board 59 Postmaster H. OUn Grant, this' friend, wl^-lhatructlon to report on party Jme telephone)—Git off pear around the polls. . So Hul- Hartfora. Advisor on all aflalni of over now to 80 OjjelMd street. equipment Crating, packing, and WANTED—MEAT CUTTER, full ,;.hftbkcase and rug. very familiar. began Peg with far more genuine lendcr campaigned tor himself In ' if returned. BT—FA2AB TteETH in or near noon. Apiiy Manchester, tf^blic ..^e'r room with 2 closets and fire got out ratlwr stiff in the legs and After a while the detective came, Old Uncle Ragson Tatters — I near which her soldier-sweetheart Ham, a gentleman never says fund^.'ticadlngs by appointment. Market. - giddy In the head. Collins steadied juat how you feel. I , explained to 1.632 to 704. brating!” Manetiimter. about 2 or 3 weeks 1837 FONTIAC 8 custom built BEDKOOM consists of bed. dress place, in Colonial home of young which becomes effective March 26. In and presented his bill. can’t Bsy yet. There’s several of was stationed, but she w'as Inform , ago. Reward for return. Tel. 4470 Xolrilltfd. 6-1.370. There will be an increase In local her with a hand under her Bl Kitty how you’d feel. I went so Suitor-/I don’t understand this. them testimonial guys a-dickerln’ odfiyertible sedan, tires fslr. and Repairing WANTED— COUN’TERMAN for er, chest, spring, mattresses, pil couple, our pleasant living room lows, bOudotr set, chair, clothes mail from 2 cents to 3 cents and ow. TTiSy went into an old hlgh- far as to tell her it was her duty You charged me only half the with me. mo tbr good. Price 3350. Tele- meat department. Pull or p a rt} and pine paneled den always open to you and Ben to let me make an FOR YOUR NEW BUILDING, or namper two scatter rugs. air mail wiR oe advanced flAn six celllnged house that had become Faith Restorad BY FRED HARMAN Personals phpnc''4953. time. Popular ..Xarket 855 Main to you and ycur friends. On bus to eight cents. All air mail sent to an inn a long time ago. Kitty and honest woman of her, and so she RED RYDER repairs see WUllam Kanehl, 519 Priced specially low line, between East Hartford and agreed to marry me, didn’t you, / W AN TED ! Center street. Telephone 7773 street, Rublnow Building. ^ as a group fo r ...... 3109 A { ^ 't o the Army and Navy for Collins had spent one of their flrst HUMAN HAIR BpJUGHT. 2.'5Cr50c FOR SALE- 1937 PLYMOUTH .Manchester. Call ManchestA oVSraeaa will still oe sent for six post-honeymooil week-ends there, Kitty? Sptiak up!” FUNNY BUSINESS /A^nd-Hand Gas Hot Water ounce. 8 Inches^sr longer. No coupe, 3275. ^hone 5931. WAN’TED 'TO TUNE, repair and KiTXTHEN conslsti of ft plect 4ui- 8975. . ^ cents. An increase Is also made in and several later ones in crisp “ He tricked me into it,” said Heaters In working order and Help Wanted— ette set, combination stovsi' Lin the price of m-'ney orders and Kitty shyly, "but I gave my > 5URPRI8E comblngs..^ArTanJay’s, 34 West regulate your piano or player LARGE FRONT ROJMS, nicely football Octobers, Kitty would Second-Hand Pipeless Furnaces. FOR SALF/—1936 FORD coach, Male or Female 37 oleum rug, glassware and dlahn. C. O. D. m ail in the third and rather have been almost anywhere word—Oh Peg! I am so happyr’ 20th,.-New Yora. piano. Tel. Manchester 2-0402. furnished, board arrangeo If de good tires. Ow’Hcr leaving for ware, step-ladder stool fourth class. el.ve in the New Bngland states Kitty looked at her with apolo- TELEPHONE 3801 w a n t e d — intelligent man sired, three minutes from Che Army, phone 2-16^4. PIANC TUNING AND repairing Priced specially low To confirm to the new change They ordered dinner. Almost getle but ahining eyes and Peg player piano, soectalty. John or woman for full . time work. as a group for ...... $229 neys. Call 5290. 137 Pine. in rates a new air mail stamp will forgot ahe had several hard days Aulomohiies for Sale Kinney Shoe Store, 903 Main all the week-enders had left and WE BtjV AND SBILL all makes of CoCkerham. 28 Bigelow street (Branch of (Connecticut's largest soon be issued. the dining room was quiet enough to forgive. street Weldon Bldg. FOR RENT—ROOM, gentlemen Mr. Grant expects to give the "I’ve heard,’’ she offered aedato used /cara. Highest prWs pkld. Tel. 4219. Furniture Store) preferred. 189 Oak street. Tele for the huge biasing Are to make 1941 PON'llAC COUPE sedan 1941' Olds. nvertlble \coupe, rates further study and later will encouragement, "that second mar A-L-EE-E-R-T-8 phone 7050. more noise than the diners. ' ' 'll:]' 1941 Pontiac 4 door sedan. 1940 mddcl 66. 1941 Pontiac sedan, OVERHAUL AND REPAIRS on have more facts to announce. riages often turn out pretty well!” .Collins braced his arms on the ir^lALE Pontiac 2 dooi sedan, 1939 Ford ta il Plymouth sedan special ^e- waSjiers, vacuums, toasters. Irons, Live Stock— Vehicles 42 43 Allyn St.—Hartford FOR RENT—ATTRACTIVE room, ' ‘And this tlme>” added Ben tudor sedan. 1939 Plymouth l)ixc, 1940 Olds, sedan, 1939 Oldi^. fan^, lamps etc., and all children's During the first two years of table, stared deep Into Kitty’s with discreet emphasis, “you FOR SALE —TWO Hollywood suitable for .l oi 2. On bus line. eyes, and said, "We'll have to talk •Family Tenements — 5 sedan, 1938 UIdsmoDile sedan Sedan. Manch-Atcr Motors Sales,' toys and vehicles. Cash and carry. 128 South Main street. Tel. 6215, war, American Industrial acci ought to know your lines!” Cole Motors 4164. studio beds with innerspring mat dents disabled more than 60 times about It.” and 5. AIL improvements. /512 West Center. Tel. 4134. ^Tel| 2-1439. FOR SALE—6 WEEKS old goat Happy SB jays, Kitty and C o y . kid. Call RockviUe 1347-13. tresses. slightly uskl. Inquire 22 FOR RENT—RlXiMS, single aiid the military wounded and miss lins roared with laughter at his On High St., Ba^h St. and N^lV^ .CONVERTIBLE TOPS. Cel- Devon Drive. Tel 2-1723. double beds. Kitchen privileges, ing. •‘All right.” said Kitty. sally and shouted together wjth a FOR SALE— WILLYS 1938, swell FOR SALE—COW ready to come Fairfield St. motor, 34 miles to gallon, radio, .lul^d replaced in curtains, all girls. Phone 2-1561. 237 Centei S t She blinked once or twice, perfect timing that set th ^ off k inu of leather work. Chas. Lak- in. Call after 6 p. m. 7565. 343 WINDOW SHADBIS—VENETIAN because Collins' eyes were fixed again:again; “I . do!” / f M heater. Tel. after 6 p. m. on Sun Vernon street. blinds. / Owing to our very low {•Family Tenements — 6 WANTED day, Manchester 2-0909. Ing/ 90', Cambi .dge street Tele FOR REa^T—TWO LARGE rooms . on her so steadily they made her Peg could see they did. but not phone 4740. overtiefid, get our special low for light housekeeping. Private Manchester feel peculiar. She couldn't focus. just how she was going/to explain nd 6, on Fairfield and Mtd* To buy your furniture, eli^- PIGS FOR SALE. Grain fed. 6 1936 CHRYSLER 4 door 6 sedan, prices on high grade window bath and entrance. Garage. Suit She also had trouble in finding It all to Jane. / BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Off Again BY EDGAR MARTIN : dlefieM Sts. trical appliances, stoVes, NEIEI. r e p a i r s ? We will loan sows-bred for April. Pigs, 340 shades and Venetian ounds com able for couple with chUd or 3 Evening Herald any words, ' and Collins sat imper black, very clean. Terras and each. 2 boars, o months old. 325 The End iujaaija"?5S automobile and home if you trades, 35 weekly. Brunner’s, 80 you s chr If you need repairs over pletely installed Sample# furnish persons, on bus line, near Pratt A Classified Advertisemeninto turbably waiting for her to begin. E.VJL - VOOMt tH t ^ 0 9 t - k EAST MIDDLE TPK.— 325. General repairing on all each. 3 others 125 lbs. «ach, 325 ed. Capitol WUidow Shade Co., Count six avaraa* words to * /l( n « .' "Randall Seaton,” she finally are going into the armed Oakland street. Open -evenings Whitney Plant J., Call Mrs. I I ^ ft- M 3-Tenement House with makes. Appointment only Phone each. 1 mile east of Bolton Notch 241 North Main street Phone Initials, numbers and abbrsTlations ------(hOy.VJHO services or leaving town. Tel. 5191. Brown. Tel. 2-0852. each count as a word and compeend managed to get out, “ was an acci SOY.O to tot - an improvements. Steam 5191. Brunner’s. Open evenisgs. on Route 6. S. Patnode. . 8819 Open evenmga words as two words. Minimum cost' dent. I mean I was an accident. Highest Prices Raid! i. Is pries ot threa Ilnss. heat. .3-car garage. Good FOR SALE— DODGE TRUfJK, FOR' SALE—PIANOS, (governor I think now that I didn't really Q u b ia tio n s See '\ UUE TO ILLNB3SS ABC Flxlt F bR RENT—R(X>MS.. Gentlemen Lins rates per da; far trsnstsnt count with RandalL But 1 was -vL r- investment. 1936 1-2 ton pane.. Privately own Company will only be open Tues Articles for Sale 45 Wlnthrop and spinet desks, 4 preferred. (Sail at 189 Center St ads. ed, excellent pre-war tlres^nnotor piece blond bedset, 3 studio Efisetiva March IT. ItXT there, and 1 listened. Perhaps I Sonie of the extension of fed- day and Thursday evenings, 6:30 Caab Cbarga shouldn't have, but 1-r-I felt-r-Col- WALKER STREET— JONES swell condition, recently over to 9:30. ABC Flxlt Oo., 21 Maple •DEATH TO ROAChI iS” will rid couches, one newly upholstered 4 Consacutlvs Days ...I 1 etsi 9 cts eral/^ower is beneficial from every hauled. Telephone after 6 p. m. or your home in 3 days or money lins;' you always make me say stphdpoint. Too much is Jestruc- New 4-Room Single. .All And Let Him Do fne *Worrying street T el 2-1576. parlor set, lamps, G. E. clothes Boarders Wanted 69-A t Conaeeutivs Osya ...| 9 etalu eta things! It isn’t fair.” the latest improvements. 36-38 OAR ST. TEL. 8254 Sunday, Manchester 2-0909. refunded. 31.25 package. Weldon's "drier. Combination ranges and 1 Day ...... Ill otsiri eta tive of self-direction. Social aalva- Pharmacy. AU orders (or I'rregnlar tnsartlona "Everything’s fair," said Col- tion will not be attained by turn breakfast set. The Austin A. COMFORTABLE ROOMS and will be ebaraed at the one tima rata. lina, "In love; and war." eorjjjjjryaftrajnjjajjjjjjaMijiw Help Wanted— Female 35 C:?hambers Cornpany Warehouse, quality meals. Also' rooms with Special rates for long term every ing over activity to a vast Imper WALKER STREET— SMALL FIREPROOF house safes, "Sometimes,” said Kitty, " t h ^ Motorcycltsb— Bicycles 11 Manchester Green. Tel. 5187. light housekeeping privileges, day advertising given upon request. sonal machine in Washington. B/W g !i-Room’ Fiat with steam COM^PETENT SALESLADY want 13 tube Sllvertone afl-wave con Ads ordered cancelled before the sound too much alike.” / **Nolhiii8 Iq worry about, officer—I’m breaking hilu ia Open 9 to 9, except Saturdays, 9 central. Ideal for couples or girls. — .-\rthur A. Ballantine, former heaL Large porch. All im FOR SA.LE—ONE BOY’S Junior ed, good ssdary offered. Appiy sole radio, 10” all chrome electric 3rd or 5tb day will be charged only CoIUns atlrred restle8slyy/"Kil- with stage money!" to 5. Phone 3989. 14 Arch street. for the actual number of tlmee the ty,” he began, "Kitty—”/ uadersecretar)’ of the Treasury. bleycle, boy’s \baIloo/i 26 Inch Sllbros, 881 Main street. house f'l.n. 19 Maple street. Satur ad appeared, charging at the rate provements. Kitty drew a long b^th. - bicycle. 81 Seams.nmn lircle. Orford day evening. FOR s a l e :—ANTIQUES— Large earned but no allowanga or refnnde Maybe the greatest failure of ICING GIRL WAN'TED, full time. 6 leg cherry table. Victorian arm can be made on six time adi ttopped •This Mac,” said C ^ n s looking ha CHARGE RATE will b^colleci- emunq. "But I could Juat as well JARVIS say that the way you acted made BY MERRILL BLOBSEi I coops. 1-car garage. Pi«p Elm street. manure by the load, delivered. with garage. One side now td. No raaponalblllty for/arrera in \ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Worse and Worse [erty now vacanL Real Estate and Morti REAL ESTATE Order now and we wlU deliver at vacant Inquire 21 Durant street. taltphoned ads will he gaumed and me act the way I acted. I mean Wanted— To Buy 58 their accnracy eannot/be guaran before, tool However it la the way 26 Alexander St any time. Also hay sold by the teed. Lightnings toiondon ADDISON ROAD. Fair Prices ton, delivered, inquire Plela Bros.. WANTE3D TO BUY stove, rangu. FOR s a l e :-ATTRAC m V E four I a c t” ■^DARLINS : 1 ARBIVEO TONIGHT WITH Vou Dio TMAT.^ trk A LET ME read that again! there most Phone 4112 or 72! 4 AND .1.ROOM 364 Bidwell street. Phone 7405. room single, unfinished Second "The way you acL sometimes, is the Three cwu-0«en • pi-ease DH?TY TRlCk. IAAKJN<7 GLASTONBURY— -reMigSTators, washers, pianos and peOtoe think he has BE SOM e,/"~— fulmiture. The Austin A (Jham- floor. 2 years old, pre-war con indifferent. You shut people out.' HUKRV home / ■ ______8-Acre Farm. ?®ew to struction, fireplace, automatic Captain toift______^ THREE CHttOREN / MISTAKE//J z Wm. F. Johnson b e « O j. Telephone 5187. You act—superior.” > bacco shed built in 1939. Builder — R4al Kstate Fuel and Feed 49-A heat screen and storm sash and Easy Grace "M e?” Collins was genuinely Bernard 'W. Crandcll No other buiMingf^ Will HOUSES doors. Large lot, trees, desirable surprised. TVIREE , Telephone 7426 nr 4614 FOR SALE— HARD WOOD, stove neighborhood. May be seei by ap "Didn't you know it ? ” asked bnild new house to suit WANTED - PAIR OF 1935 Ford j Tha .story of how dart- chiloren! ^ W A N ^ D length: C. G.' Heckler, North Cov wire wheels, X*'cpholne 5553. pointment Cali 6109..' Kit^. arranging a neat design of davit Amarican aviators 1 owner. FOR RENT entry. Telephone 8612. . melba toaM crumbs. “ No, And 1 know you’re wrong. hatttod timo and ths ols- r Near Crystal Lhke— Because I know you make roe nwnts in a higtory-mak> USED/CARS ^ HoosehoM Goode 51 Crbss-Stitch Pansies f On main hi^hway^ IQ J. E. JENSEN mad, and I couldn’t be mad and Ing flight of P-38^a from 1 9 .3 y .l9 4 1 CA LL 3802 FOR S A L E -A IR FLAME oil superior at tbe same time. That the U. 8. to England. room single. / All modem night you — WeU, that night you conveniences/ 4 acres ol burning kitchen range. (Jrearo FLOOR SANDING ■aid you might as weU leave ■a. T . M.S1B. u . a f»T. aw. OR 3429 and green. In good condition. TeL me— ” ss^asjBjtasoL land. / I MAKE 5026. Laying and Finishing. "You didn't have to encourage Begins Monday, Maeph 6 “ Polities, engineering and the stock market were okay in Main Streejt, Manchester— TeL Manchester 2-0811 FOR SALBk—2 PORCELAIN . top hie to, did you ?” cried Kitty. vour day. gramps. but there isn’t enough dougli in it-» kitchen tables and chairs, sUp * "I didn’t! But you didn't have in The Herald 5 and 5 FlaL All modern to go." I’m going to diet and be a swoon-crooner!" conveniei^es. Hot water ^ m o d e l x scoop for grading, SUent Glow oil burner for furnace. Telephone "Yes I did. When ■ you didn’t W ASH TUBBS A Decision BY LESLIE TURNER heat with oil burner. T.nrge 2-0023 after 5 p. m. y stop me.” "How could I, when I was so roONERVILLB FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX 1 HAWS oecipBo: MV n o n * haw comb lot with fruit and shade i (nashbv8 h\ JATED! 9a i3 . ... AMO THAT tS TM8 STORV. ^NV CONDITION WANTED mad at you - I couldn’t, MOMC u uas! \ A toua WAS' vowaro (N p eesN O s^ s trees. / HAVE BUYER s o SOON, HOT M TtniStgl xM Ml, w t M nxm os! J mClM iNtSMIN! TS8 CARmwi straight?" WAS WtOIMHT HERSTO PER- wo MIAN \ UNPER THE W iTtSH. UNDER THE JAM NKE B e A R P S L E Y WORTLE SILANGAt VOUaiILL IthEV WOOL© HAVE IT AU. TOCO OVBR_^ Delmont Street— For 5 or^ 6-Room Truck Driver "Pride,"- said Kitty Indistinctly, 1 TM0U6HT We Need Cars Badly! "that's your trouble. Pride." you WERE 6-ipom duplex. Hot-air INCOME T A X "It la not!" denied CoUlns. "And Apply In Person. We will esslst you In omklng ntth cap heat/ Near Main street Price No Object Single ont year tnx return. Oflltw'open I can i»x>ve it. I’U tell. you what DUN EASY my trouble is: lt!s you.” AU modern conveniences. *UI 5:M p. m. Evenings by kP* Call Kitty’s eyes filled with tears. • K < '• ’ .-I'" If Car Ifi Clean Manchester Luiliher polnbiient. r Collins leaned toward her-and held her other hand tight. "What’s WANTED! CALL ARTHUR A ^ & Fuel Co. We have prospects for a 5 or' Stuart J. Wasley O-rooiB house with 2 or ^ HARTFORD 8-1990 KNOFLA Center St. Phone 5l45 state 'liienter Building A l~ acres ol land near TollMd Tef. 4648 - 7144 875 Main Street DETAIL TODAY St, EsBt Hartford — Di^^ . ASK FOR JOE ron Farm In the vicinity ol Man Phone 5440 or'5938 chester — 10 to 20-acre To Pin-U p Ofris bacco Farm In vicinity of Hanchef.ter and 0 to 10 acres / of land .on high elevation HELP WANTED with or without house. KNOFLA 51AJOR HUOPLE OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE Malie and female for full time office and sales clerk BROTHERS W H O A P .' WHAT T EAT THERE EGA0,TWI(3<3S.' twe b o a r d e r s SOUNDS LIKE A WftN FOR. f ALEXANDER DOLL All work. Experience preferred By Mrs. .Anne Cabot materials specified for the Pansy S T E A D Y .' WITH HIM TRYINKSTO TVUCTTEO ME FOR NOT KNOWING SOU TO SIT OUT TUS > General Contraetors STAMP A PIECE OF but not necessary. Several Pansies—big ones, ti ree Inches Cross Autch Designs, (Pattern YEP — Y E P - VUHWr A,*THaTWylAi5— SO X KOOSECLEANlNIS, M.A30R.! nerpss, make a delightful croea^ No. 6695). send 16 cents In coin, HJO — M O - TOAST ON END WITH ASKED tHEM A PEW QUESTIONS, GOT BREAK n GENTLV JARVIS CAR part time positions also Jobbing and C L O S E , THE NORTH WtMG OF stitch design for pillowcases, plus' 1 cent pontage, your name a n d none coolo t e l l m e ,TO XAKE IF SOU DON'T open. Apply in person at guest towels or for the comers -.if and address and the patterfl num- THOUGH.' THE BREAKFAST TABLE? Real Estate — Insurance Ceneral Repairing I O O T A PtM CH ED EL TAPIOCA COMCG FRX3»A WANT THE FRONT DOOR our Personnel Office. Mont a pale green or lavender tea cloth, her to Anne Cabot, The Manchen- Mortgages BOW' AND A BARKED CASSAVA ROOTS.', t o r n OPP A S WE . 1 gomery Ward & Co.. Man GaU 43R6 Embroider the lovely panstes In; tei Evening Herald. 1160 Sixth SHIN'-TKAT'S « CYCLONES OOT.' fBRUNNER'S ahades of purple,, lavender,, yellow, .Avenue, New York 19. N. IL ENOUGH/ 2fi Alexander Street ■lAHLiNO ST.s MAkCH%$T£R chester. NOVJ.MOVJ ABOOT Before 6 P. M. lipstick red. leaves'are done, In a Have you had th< Anne ^ i» t C)OtX GEE.TUE LOSERS Phones: 4112 or 7275 soft Jireen. Makes a fine gift for Album tor the winter of 1944. Young girls like their clothes to a new bride—paiisles mean Its 32 pages contaii, designs for , TO PERFORM CERTAi*^ ^ oe easy, graceful and pretty all at .M E N IM . d o m e s t ic CMOfZES ^ ’’thought.*' you know! all sorts of warm sweaters, mlt- tbe same time. Tbe frock Illus Pnf-UP QIRLS arc an instituUon To obtsdn complete transfer, tens,, scarves, hats, vesteea, as trated'has all these requirements in ttia Army. In many {dacaa the • LANK LEONARD design tor two pillowcases, color* well as many gift demgns. Price MICKEY FINN Sorehead —the pretty neckline is cool and actual pinning up of picturaa is chart tor working, amounts of all.' 15 cents per copy. Bw;eet, the full flared skirt permits toM M m and tba auteoma k NO— rrc-A H - I CANT UNDERSTAND CORRECTION,! OKAY-SO HE'S A I WITH THE EXPERIENCE iVE WEU. B O B - plenty of walking comfort. alarming; morale Mnka to a naw JU«T THAT IVE HER. JIM—THE FELLOW PLEASE! SHE lOETECTlVE1 BUT ^ GAINED DOWN HERE, X U , tM tnk Ycxm. low. frustration k rampant, and WHAT'S THC HAD ANOTHER TALK! I IS ON A PtGBOAT— TOLO ME HE /WHAT CAN HE EARNf BE TOPS IN SURGERY- ^ MEET HIM Pattern No. 8606 is In sixes 6, , the sale of maguinoa at the poM |aflATT6R. BOB WITH KITTV! JUST AN OROtNARy WAS A Y A S m y wife, SHE'D WHEN I GET HOME! ' SOME DAY 8, 10, 13 and 14 years. Sixe 8 re exchange falls off. Whara PIN PCVCfiV SEAMAN— A COP IN d e t e c t iv e !/HAVE EVERYTHING A WHATS HE GOT TO — AND To Pattern Subscribers' quires 2 S-8 ysffds of S5-ineh nui- UP OntLS pto tolaratad (they GIRL UKE HER SHOULD FORWARD TO? WHAT terial. are nevar anaouragad) the laorala HAVE I CAN SHE Because of the tremendous amount of mkll being handled by sipo up to/a ntw'peak. 17w bar the poetal system these days, and the shortage of tabor, w# a ^ For (hie attractive patterh, send, 18 cfnts. plus 1 cent tor postage, racks walk look like a theatrical that you be patient If your pattern Isn't delivered as promptly, aRenfa o(8ca and iiuqiaction aOI- as In the pasL T h e season of heavy pattern orllera la now under in col as, with your name, address, pattern nmuber and sixe to The cm find it hard to inspect the way.and wUl continue through Easter. .There are bound to te right objacta. A PIN-UP CIBL S\ some delays. I^ttems are mailed third-fibsa and an fluen tly iManchestar SVsniiig Heraid'a To day’s P ^ toiB Sarvloe, 1100 Sixth must have that oartain undo- l i delayed becauae of postal congestloB. Be mo* to reiala tbe auna- Rrmbla aonMthing called epengih. bar of tbe pattefu you order. If you haven’t received the pattern Avenns, New Tork 19, N. T. CuilAtcmM a laaguotous axpraarirai and o o e « T T o In a reasonable length of time, please advise us the number and Ready now. tbe Spring issue of few elothea aa poaeibla. This sise ordered and we vriU check your order. viU.*aM^ APPROVE tU lS’ Eaabioii. JiM ZOe. . Compidto- attkaa bar a wamber ^ good MrNwM W)-«V m o th ers eET-giRAY kU— i o f b n M ) wsidnhF MSMi a "to" L %: ■ VATUKDAT, m a r c h 4 1144 The Weather FOUBXKBlt Manchester '^Evening Herald Average Daily Cirenlatlon Foreewt ef C, J9.\V*ntlK* For the Month of Febrnary, 1944 Increnatng clondlarM tonight fol lowed hy fate ’Toeeday: not eo coM / Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma- 8.657 loalght; no Important temperaturr abdA will hold - a special meeting Plan Revival changee Tneeday. A b ou t T ow n tonight at 7:30 in the Masonic tleard Along Tempto. 'nts past master degree ♦ - RETMANDER’S RESTAURAlTr and the-moat ixcellenl dog^ree The Alplna Society ,wfll meet At Nazarene be.oohferrad on a olSiu of candl- SuniUy at 3 p. m. Ja the lUlian- Main Street datee. ^ American Club, 'A drldge street* And OB Some o f Maiicheeter's ----- WILL BE CLOSED — ImpKMlant huatnea* la to come be- Dr. J. Glenn Coulfl of Members of the Beethoven Otee Side Streets, Too / MON*/ TUBS. - WED. — MARCH 6-7-8 ttija aesemhly. Club wU leave for Emanuel Luth-' KanuRf/^Cily to Con em s church tomorrow aftertnqon For Repairs and RedacoratinB. ' Qroiq) 1 of the Memorial Hoa* Judging from the behavior of 'pttal AtntllUiy, Mte. Ralph Kauf- at ,6:30 for Hockville, .where they many .youngsters these days the duct the Campaign. will give a concertA’i’bgta*" actihg leader, and Group 3, rod is being spared all too often. A DINE AND DANCE TOlliflGHTI .;Abs. DavidjifM CaldWeU, leader, Unon Congregational church in Rev. James A. Young. pa8j«rt'of sound thrashing for some of to will meet Monday afternoon at that place. the Church of the .Nazjrrbne has Excellent Food! * FinC'Wines - Liquors and Beer! tiM Memorial hospital. day’s youths would most certainly The Soroptlmist club, women's announced that Dr.^J. Glenn Gould cure a whole lot of property dam of Kansas City, editor sf one of A SOB; their first cnild. was horh sefvice organisation, will have a age and put an end to much mis tUa morning at St. Mary’s" hos dinner meeting, Wednesday at the chievousness that causes folks a the Nazurenc /puDlicatuMls., • will pital, Huntington, W Va.. to Mr. Y. M. C. A. at six o’clock. The lot of trouble. conduct a It-day Re\*t^ Cam and Mrs. Ernest H. Neill. Mrs. committee in charge is Miss Lela paign in the NnZMfrue''"church be In the rear of the Eklgar Clarke ginning March'1 5 'and continuing Neill was the formei Miss Lynne Webster..'Mrs. Marjorie Peterson home oh . Bast Center street there 'Shannon of-^New Jersey. The pa and Miss Hellen Holbrook. A p im through Mftrch'26. Is a good sized patch of ice an»lc quartet, and lOw pastor of Some Veterans o f Guad after school almost'^vei^ day. Mr. fthe Keene, N. H,. Churtrh of the follow at eight o’clock, with prises Clarke did not interfere with the alcanal and Sou^- for the winners at each table. Nazarene, will lead the singing youngsters. As a matter of fact he during the campaign. German Radio Declares Free Enlargeineht enjoyed seeing them have some west ^Pacific in First Mrs. Frederick Delaney of Grove Ser\’ices will be held each week Tiny Pieces fun. Now he wisher he tmd forbid Sergt. Daniel Smith Private Margaret Smith night, except Saturday, with two American Ground Con One of War’ s, Great with Every Rolled Film street has received a letter from den the youths to come tb his place services on Sunday. March IS, and her husband stating that he is sta Staff Sergeant Daniel Smith, USAAF, and Private Margaret est Air Battles Rtiges 'beveloprd^aiid" Printed. “ • V f c for the abating privilege. Smith, U. S. Marines are members of the Lydall street family service on March 26. tingents Fighting as O f Crystal tioned at Camp ’Edison. Fort Mon ’There is a larg. outdoor cold mouth, N. J. Formerly employed team with one member yet to go—Miaa Louise Smith, who is wait Unit in Asia Area. Over 350 Miles; No ELITE STUDIO celter at the rear of the Clarke ing her call to the Marines. Private Margaret Smith, former P. & at the East Hartford Aircraft irbperty, formerly the J. P. Che Details Given of Tar-"'N plant. Private Delaney entered the W. worker, la now training at New River, N. -C., and SergL Smith ALICE CUFKV< MONDAY, MARCH 6 P olice A ir n ey home. Mv. Clsrbe had the cold (Known As queen Alice) service last month. is a crew member of a transport ferrying squadron, baaed in Texas. New Delhi, March 6. gets Hit in Berlin cellar rebiiHt and last fall stocked SPIRI’TUAL MEDIUM -Jungle-hardened Apnirican it well yvlth potatoes and other Seventh Daughter P) I PRINTING The Smiths . have two of their ' Smith is a graduate of the Windsor the fix s t American ground By Enemy Impossible. S. heavy bombers in “ very The officers of thd^ South Man mates were playing Ice-man, cut daughters signed up in the Marine . High school. 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. —Two Istanbul newspapers left ing Expected Invasion. IBTRRS chester Are department are con ting out squares of Ice ahd, stack Corps Re.sei-ves, Private Margaret The one male member' o f the Phone 6-’2lri4 forces fighting as a unit on the impression today that a new strong forces” bombed sidering changing the location of ing them. 'x Smith and Miss Louise Smith. Smith family in the service is Staff the Asiatic continent. The Turkish understanding with Brit Anzio Beachhead, Italy. March Southbridge, Mass., March 6— today in the second American Meter prinu^imoant of de Evidently that, sort of play Private Smith enlisted in tlie Ma Sergeant Daniel Smith, USAAF, ''Americane made a great looping some of the fir* alarm boxes now ain still is possible despite an an 6.—)r— the ing 19 German divl.slons. of which plane in t*llations--,fo / personal businesses can go. It ing. The rooms were used by Maungdsw engaged and inflicted politics not yet revealed to and On Argentina 8 5 assistant to Town Clerk Turking- sla^/ln the third day of their pow Sovlrts backed up their offe(- of 10 are around the beachhead and successive day. Last L A y i Z Z A would seem that any person, grammar pupils in the morning ' casualties upon a party of Jap On Contempt approved by the Senate of the er'drive, the Russians were fight requiring big replacements to whether trained in the actual work and by High school pupils in the ton. p^Sce terms to Finland today by F. Mosquitos anese, a Southeast Asia communi United States.” ing their way into Volochisk, rail make up for losses in killed, cap western Germaay/without of the business or not, should be afternoon. We have heard of some regis The Petroleum Industry War ■ ■ que said today. way junction just east of Tarno- •printing foreign press comment tured and wounded. Delays Action on Rec* In London, Dplgle M. Foot, par TONIGHT able to handle the business affairs ' We have yet to hear that any trants who would do just the op Bilsewhere on the main Arakan council, an advisory group created Smith Orders Proceed pol, Soviet dispatches said. approving their proposals, and Fewer German divisions are liamentary s^'retary of the Min of the establishment. one suffeted through the dquble posite of what young Napoli is do front, quiet has prevailed for the by the Petroleum Administration Would Havq^ to Divert Train now in the Balkans. A consider ognizirtg Farrell Re / Depot In the particular case we heard gave rebuttals to Finnish argu istry of Ertmomlc Warfare, told session plan at that tlnic. THe re’s ing—they’d undergo an operation past 24 hours except for enemy for War, which Ickes heads, is With thrt railway line neuttai- ments against acceptance of the able part of this* force is being ORANGE H A U /■ about it was the proprietor’s in if they thought it would keep them s'!, ings Delayed -After gime fop Several Days; a luncheon that when resistance no reason to believe anyohe wpuld sheUing of the AlUed poslUons sued the document. It was pre tzed, the Olermans would bcyforced terms. engaged by Marshal Tito’s parti tention just to have his wife han suffer if such a plan were adopted out. Why, we’ve been told one fel north of Buthedaung, the bulletin pared by George A. Hill, Jr., of in the S ir Is overwhelmed “the Daniels Tells Willing to divert their southern rkll traf While Finland’s reply has not san Army while genera' unrest in Solidarity Split Feared destr)rtfion of German war in - Square . dle the financial affairs. She would to meet this new emergenej^.x \It low made the remark that he’d Mid. Houston, Tex., council member have absolutely nothing to do with fic through Rumania." yet been received, the way appar the region makes heavv garrison ■ \." dustry will follow im a far great- BIG PRIZES!/ would certainly be much bertei' break a leg If he thought It would S o- Bernhers Attack Air Fielda ness to Give Answers. who also is a leader in the Inde Zhukov, assistant ^mmander ently still is open for peace if ing of other countries necessary. / the actual operations of hairdreils- than trying to get new school keep him out o f service. , United States heavy bombers pendent Petroleum Association of Montevideo, U ru^ay, March 6. e y ic a ie than achieved in the laat ing. That strikes us ss just about in-chief, who took M b ~ first com Helsinki wishes to send a repre Some divisions are held in buildings erected at this - time carried their expioeives to a num Washington, March 6.—(A*) — A America. mand at the front fmee the Battle Foreign Office''sources said Grille the ultimate In nonsenstrol regula ber of Japanese air fields in south sentative to Moscow. northern Italy to keep order. An He said the intensified bombing especially when the need for the Ickes recently announced the of Moscow whui Nikolai Terms Called Moderate other sireabie force is tied up in today the Uruguayan government/ Admission 25c tion o f a privately owned business. extra.space might not exist after That office funny man who was* ern Burma Sunday night, starting Senate Agriculture subcommittee worried last week about the tavern ’government pipeline project in his Vatutin b e c a n ^ ill, made a bril An editorial in Pravda quoted southern France to meet the had postponed for sevenfi., d a w ' a On The Square And it is all the more ridiculous the war. ’ m fires, while .fighters, fighter-bomb delayed action today on contempt (Continued On Page Two) windows if thi draft took the local capacity as chief of the Petroleum liant start in/thls offensive aimed The Swiss Arbelter Zeitung and threat of an invasion of the Ri decision whether to recoghta/the wnen you consider that the owner ers and medium bombers attacked proceedings against Jonathan Dan reserves corporation. Argentine government‘ of', Gen. o f the business is going into the window washer has changed his a wide variety of targets in the at isolatina/he huge enemy force Stockholms Tidningen ^ as saying viera. Thnjughout France many OPA investigators are giving iels. one of President Roosevelt’s The council said the plan to the peace conditions were “mod troops arc required to keep reslst- Edcimiro Farrell. service of the country. ^ Manchester’s gasoline stations the mind. He says If the windows get past three days. — ^ still s ta lin g in southern Russia assistants, on his promise to ap run the 1,000-mlle line "through erate and ju st and unconditional Both Uruguay and P arag^: _ ^ once over this week and it is said clouded up he n.ay be better able Mediums hit Shamo town last as far east as the lower Dnieper to pass some of Uiose shiny pen pear tomorrow and testify about river.. capitulation was not demanded.’* (Continued on Page Eight) had been reported c^sidering the It happened yesterday after that there will be some startling efforts to get Harry Slattery to re (Continued on Page Eight) The editorial called Finnish issibillty of joining Chile and announcements within 'a few days. nies for dimes. (OoatlBiied On Page Two) Flashes! noon in a local tavern. — A. Non. sign as Rural Electrification ad press reports "hostile,” and said _ jliv ia in recogrilzlfig Farrell’s (Late Bulletins o f the (/Pi Wire) Entered a man and his dog. The one thing that bothers most ministrator. Nazi Divisions. "they sharply •repulse the Soviet regime—a step that might split ’The owner of the canine, in a of the operators here. is the In Chairman Smith (D., S. C.) said offer against plain common sense, Pan-American' solidarity. ability of their att,endants to iden Witness Raps playful mood was putting bis pet the committee order^ the proceed Race Equality Ranted in Offensive calling the conditions not only Concrete Data Not Given IZ-V^tar-Old Boy Enters Yale through its paces. The dog was tify phoney coupons. ’ Most in Exchange Ship ings delayed on receipt of a letter London. March 6.—(Ah-^.The Red difficult but.even cruel." Information tast night from the New .^Haven, March 6— (J*) — well trained and performed a num fact all of the local stations, are from Daniels ihat the latter was Army swept close today. to the Pravda said the Finns were Puclieu Stand Uruguayan Foreign Office said MerrUI l^enneUi Woll, 12-year-oId ber o f clever stunts. Finishing strict about taking coupons. But Heading W est willing to answer questions to Probe Clo^d vital Odessa-Lwow railway, main given the choice of letting the Red the UKited States c'.ing, secretary son of Mfi and Mrs. Morris Herb the act, the.customer remarked the OPA is determined to root out ATTENTIOI4! which he had rfused to reply last ^artery supplying the Germans in Army into the country, or tbemr of state, Edward R. Stettlnius. ert Wolf, Oeveland, 0.i lawyers,' the black market all over Connec that at home he always gave the week., / the Dnieper bend, in a powerful selves Interning German troops in Jrt, in ahnouncing Saturday that who spoke * complete sentence St ticut so Manchester comes under Charges Former Minis the age of four months, has enter dog a little beer as a reward for Rhode Island Dealer needs *SS- Daniels then refused to discuss Secret Investigidicm by new western Ukraine drive which, Finland. the investigation. *86-37-38 Chevrolets—Fordr and ^psholm Carrying 711 Slattery’s statement that Daniels Moscow announced, has routed 12 'A Finnish argument that . the (Continued oh Page Eight) ed Ysle — youngest student o » work well done ‘ and asked the ter ‘Put Finger’ on Hosr record. A transfer from Western tavern proprietor if he had a dish Plymouths. Nnvy ollloiers aad Nazi divisions and liberated more Soviets were trying to lure a Mflitary Committee on Reserve university,, young Wolf, so he could pour out a little of She got onto the crosatown bus enlisted men n e ^ low-priced ^rth and South Amer (Continued On Page Two) than.500 cpmmunitle*' in two days. Finnish delegation to Moscow was ages for Geymahs. loaded with bundles. With one of ears for tnunportetlen to|n«n- Pamphl^lNow Ended. A Soviet communique said tae termed "in sharp contradiction srcre<-'ted with an I J). bf 182 or the brew for his pet tp lAp up.___ erons bn see ♦kroeghoirt ftbode icans tp Homelands^ a mental age of. 29, want# to "I should say not," tremblingly those mysterious handbags milady Russians were battling at the ap with the facts." March 6./UP>"— The British Miners lalaad. ^ Algiers, major In music. \ replied the owner, his face grow carries around she searched \- Washington, March 6—(/P)—The proaches to the station o f Volo Judged Worthy of Iziughter French National N Ubrtation com- * « •" through it for the necessary token Usboh, March 6 - (A*) — The ing white as he thought of the CALL HAETTORD B-llM Danbury Man louse ^Itary committee closed chisk ' on the' important line, - 60 Another alleged Finnish argu mittee began presenting tesU- to pay her fare. After a minute Swedish exchange liner Oripsholm ment that internment of German Grand Jury Indicts Hand3rniiaa consequences. "Do you know I headed westward across the At le bopKS today on a secret Inves- miles north of the Rumanian fron mohy today a g a in s / Pierre Pu Opt on Strike Washington, March 6—<4’>— * the Operator got a bit nervous, AND ASK FOB tlgaUon of Army plans to dlstrlb- tier. Severing of the railway would troops would be disloyal to Ger could lose my license if I sold you ...And The Place Where You lantic today with 711 Norti> xnd cheu. former Vichy interior minis Feileral grand jury today Indk beer for that dog. I’ll bet it la time was short, and it’s not good Badly Burned uta^.OOO copies of a pamphlet force the Nazis to rely on poor many was^judged by Pravda as ter charged with treason. to be late. Finally >she put down South Americans bound for home worthy of laughter. Julius Fisher, 81-yenr-old N«_ For Better Service not 21 and you know how strict after a long period of Internment racial equhjity, but kept an eye roads and one-tiack railways over Fernard Grtfirtr* Communist Action of 12,000 Adils bundles and really went through jn a goveriiment warehouse ■ to The editorial concluded that the handyman, for the bludgeon mu Have Your Spring Clothes Cleaned Now, • • In Germany nnd enemy occupied the Rumanian frontier, or on the member of 0 e old Chamber of der nt Washington cathedral the handbag and what she brought **actory‘ Fireman Is Vi© make certain that the books a sea, for supplies or retreat. position of the Finnish p ress’’can Deputies qnd nOw a delegate in Grave Threat Before the'Rush Begins.' forth was something. Everything countries. .Miss Catherine Cooper Reardon, The Yalue Is At Most of those aboard the ship there. Celebrato N w Victories not, but cause doubt about the sin the consjjltaUve assembly, who but the family washing machine tim in Boiler Expl^ Titled "The Races of Mankind,’ cerity of the intentions of Finnish diiction. Alrea^ -.Cut. 37-year-old aP)—Twelve she had left her purse at the last New York City and was prepared tion of the new victories, announc Soviet gpvernmeriWis a si(pi of derground crypt where Woodrow Siding and Rock lived in Europe for many years ta ^ s for execuUon out he failed thousand Monmouthshire coal min Wilson’s remains are Interred, and Mandiiester Dry Cleaners store she traded at. Picking up the THE o f f h : e Off Danbury, March 6— Anthony by Prof Ruth Benedict and Dr. ed by ■ Premier Marshal Joseph weakness, they are to be bitterly cross-examination "to give the and have family tlee on this side Stalin in a special order"of the day ers struck today over a wage dis near where she worked. Police said Wool Insulation bundlesndl^ she started for the door of the Atlantic—It was a sad occa- DeFazio, of 13 Town/HiU avenue, Gene Weltfish, identified on the disillusion^.’’ military tribunal definite facta pute, adalng another grave threat *1.1 WELLS STREET DR. D. M. fireman at the ^oyt-Mesainger title page as. a^asoclated with the. and by two Soviet communiques. Fisher, who was arrested Tburv- •loo* a siib-stantlating nia accurotlon. < to fuel production already said tp dav' night signed a confeaslpn. Expert workmanship. AB work Amons tha$e were $ever$J dosen 0>rp., hat factonr on Rose etreeL Department of Anthropology of Stalin disclosed Marshal Gregory Grenier asserted Pucheu. had CALDWELL K. Zhukov was commanding the Pattsikivi to Go / have been affected seriously by n * « * ■ guaranteed, BeaaonaMe. Prieea American World War veterans, was reported hr serious condition Columbia University. given the Germans a. list of 50 unofficial “ slowdown strike" by Threatened to Expoae Motives First Ukrainian Army in the 90 Per I'ent Endorse Coupons No obUgnUoB for an oatimate. EXPERT WILL BE The Jarvis Development On Walker St. remnants of the 1917 A. E. F. who today in D a i^ r y hospital suffer- Directly to Moscow/ prisoners to* be executed following thousands of other pit ifien. Bost<^ March 6—(/P>—Early re Write. remained In France after that con ing from burM about the head and Chairman May (D.. Ky.) said drive, replacing Gen. Nikolai K Stockholm, March 6—(J»)-TThe the slaying of the German com the War department abandoned Vatutin, who was reported ill. The Monmouthshire walkout ports rriMp many of thi nJnily 209 RADIO SERVICE ^ CLOSED flic t married, railed famlUee and Upper part"of his body received in Stockholm Morgontidningen indi mander of Nantes , and declared Inspectors,, engaged In a New Eng a boiler/«q>losion in the plant plans to distribute the book in con ' The announcements said at least stemmed from the same griev Burton Insulating Co. were Interned by the Ocimans cated today that Juho Paasikivi, the French induktriallst picked ances volced^y the miners whose land checiv-up, Indtcaled ^ today UNTIL MAR. 25TH Built right to give more value per cubic foot o f content than any> when the preeent war broke out nection with its orientation 6,000 Nazis already have been stain out union and Communist leaders ISO Oxford St. Hartford CALL H. MEADE former FMnnisn prime minister slowdown tactics brought drastic thnt approxbnntely 90 per cent of As the train bringing theae men (CMttened on. Page Eight) courses alter" the committee who negotiated the 1940 peace, for death "in order to deal a haa-d PtioDe Hartford 9S-451S where eke you’can fiiuL When you have compared you will,buy here. action from the Ministry of Fuel. the motorists la this area have en Phone 2>Q898 fromT Internment eampe in France threatened to “ expose the motives (Oontinaed Do Page Two) would go directly to Moscow to blow to the French working behind this book.” The purpose of In * ■ test order, the ministry dorsed their gasoline istloa eon-, NOTICE arrived at the dockside jreeterday disetuw Russian armistice de class.” pions correctly. Regional OPA Ea- ‘ : In a drixsling rain some lean^ the pamphleL he declared, was to directed the transfer of 450 min Treasury Balance mands. Detsnae Demaads Proof fotcentent Attorney CorneUas * IN ORDER TO SERVE YOU BETTER from the windows of the care and teach racial equality, especially It said the departuro date of ers from the Easlngton Colliery the equality of white men and Ne The defense'demanded proof if company’s pita to Durham to jobs Moynihan sai.d. Ths drive to shouted: ^ Washington. March 9—(J*>—The Paasikivi^ "eastward" was' un this statement and one of the gen that every motorist. property AS LOW AS $500 DOWN "We don’t want to ga The Oer* groes. . ^. position of the Treasury March 3: known. elsewhere and ordered that they What irked May and other com erals on the bench asked for de be replaced by other workers. The ter* his automobile regtstral DAYTIME EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8 :1 5 mans are driving ua from France." Receipt*', 957,068,439.77; expen The newspaper Dagens Nyheter number, and state, on Us coupnnsi 2 YOUR mittee members was what the Ken- t, ------tails. Grenier faltered. ministry added that unless the out BOND FOR DEED -* Torn From FamlUee ditures, 3401.301,913.18; net bal •The Gestapo couldn’t have —will be continued “ untU w* am^ TWENTY-FIVE GAMES FOR $1:00 tucklan said was a claim in the .(CMtInued on Page Eight) put of the mines, which dropped INCOME T A X For them embarkation on the book that 8un,*eys indicated the ance, 318,419.802.534.62. known who to take. Only the completely satisfied that we nrOj Qrlpabolm meant being torn from from 15.00a tons weekly to 5,000, getring 100 per ceajl-co-op*f*t i INCOME TAX CONSULTANT 6000 average Negro in New York, Con French police under Pucheu could were destroyed quickly the entire SERVICE ^ their wives and children and sent The Need Is have known.” Grenier replied. from the public,” Moynihan oaU . WILL BE l o c a t e d AT thouesnds of milee overseas. necticut and Massachusetts was operation would be closed doWW * * * F. H. a . MORTGAGES ARRANGED THROUGH THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. the intellectual equal of the aver Piicheu repHed he had strug- and the 2,500 miners employed At the Office of ' "Wa have been interned 26 gied to save, hostages both at W an s AgalasI Appensemeat SALESMAN ON THE TRACT DAILY 9:30 A. M. TD 6 P. M. months,” exclaimed one middle- Great age white resident of Kentucky, therewoiild be transferred to oll)ei London, March g—<49—111 Arkansas and Miaaiiialppi. German Papers Expect Nantes and Bordeaux and pointed aged repatriate, who said he had pits. ^ the beading "Japna is Hcl ■ JONES FURNITURE STORE AERO BINGO Banned From V80 Centers out the French police in the occu Protest ok W age Rates McK i n n e y served on the Mexicar border and to Fool Us Again,” The Dally g | - \ 36-78 OAK STREET AT Committee members said the pied zone bad,been under German then in the A. B. r “ All that time The Time Is Now ^Invasion Any Day Now’ orders for s year before he enter The slowdown began several printed an edltarinl page we have not seen our families.' book had been banned from UBO BROS. ed Petaln’e , cabinet. months ago as *■ protest against today by Simon Hareei « DAILY (Except Sun.) UNTIL MARCH 15th. His -votes broke as he held out i centers and its distribution then wkicta warned agnlaat was promoted by the CTO War Re Dhwaa* Bole o f Conummlsts s decision boosting the minimum . 505 Mkin Street The Army & Navy Club snapshot o f bis wife and children. Stockholm, March 6——Oer-'-many iridea, and p osh ly some ac- weekly wsgss from 916.76 to 920 meet witli Tokyo ^ HO URS: 7 P. M. TO 11 P. M. Not one a t these wld A. B. V Give lief committee. When the Army The tesUmony evoked conalder- At the Center , TeL.6060 man newspapers give the impree- Uon* will only be feints designed ahle discussion oo the role at but providing no increase in piece tain gronp In ths ~ ■ SATURDAYS; 1 P. M. TO 11 P. M. repairiota, dMsaed in nondescript purchased 58,000 ooplee. May said, to fool the Oermaa defenses." No’ifsmHnc? Cnn’t one jroar car? the committee decided to inveeti- French Communists before June, rates. _ „ . 1 tni)~r and la D. S. M^OMB Greenbrooke Homes, Inc. civUiiBn clouies, haggard i To the Red Cross ■lon that "the invasian may be ex Another paper said the Oerpian The Dally Express said that lately began wetL ^ Then why not wnlk? It's not loo far. waasy attar a alz-Klay Journey gat#* ^ 1941, as Groiler charged Pucheu iS e pw ew itb Japan.” Mi ALEXANDER JARVtS. Pres. pected any day now.” a Swedish people “know there are no wails with arresting Mx party Issders "thoueands of miners In northern R. W. McCOMB. JR.^ And VMU will Hnd our Brngo’s fun a.crjtnrded trsin, had a good 'word Army spokesmen claimed the Mall m M ftarcanrt- FULL DETAII^S CAN BE SECURED AT; MODEI. HOME ON WAI.KER STREET.. conespondent in Berlin shld to which cannot be stormed and no who subsequently were executed coalfields now are going slow ^ pamphlet never was Intended for single weapon that can decide the ■aaal lateipreriw MAURICE J. CROTEAU With many prises to be won. ,, to say for the Internment camp. day. describing a fresh wave of and assailed Pucheu lor establlsh- cause they are dissatisfied with HOURS PHONE 2-0545. OUR OFFICE ON CENTER STREET, PHOJ«E 4112, OR 26 ALEX One of their number was reported general circulation among soldiers war. They know. too. that there reflect the edItariW / Formerlv, At Cook’s Serrlce Station (20) $5.00 GAMES ^ i (8) G A Jip but was to have been distributed anticipatory siories in the press ANDER STREET. PHONE 7275. left behind bMsuse he was acci a ' Hamburg newspaper said cannot be any decision before Uie i (Csntiauag os Pag* Eight) aswapapar. 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. (I) $20.00 GAME (I ) $59.00 GAME ’big proof,’’" mennlng invasion. (CMUaned Os Two) (0*fittaiw4 Page Eig6t) "On* must expect invasion from ■■ l Evenings: 7 to 10 P. M. IQmippmi m ttv T «