\TW . . • ' ■ '-V_.. BATV3CDAX, AJWDb 9L 1948 ^ Manchester Evening Herald Ayfinge D aily Greulatlon, The Wssther \ For tha Month at March, 1648 Forecast of V, s. Weather> Bnnau ---- » ing. He was living b e^ at the Home high rlnudinesn but con­ tiiha of registration for the draft To Study; Radar Manchester 9,138 tinued coni with frost tonight;

I That’s bow he happened to be in­ About Town Engaged to Wed Heard Alofig Main Street Member of tho Audit TueMlay considerable cloudineoa ducted from Manchester. with Intermittent light rates Date Book .Experienced Borana of Clzcnlatloaa Aiul on Some 0/ Manche$ter*» Side StreeUty Too We've heard fine reports of re. MtaatODomob Tribe No. S8, 1. O. Tomorrow personal Manchester— A City of Village Charm R. Jt., win hold iU regular na*et- suits of the organization here of "Alcoholics Anonymous" and un­ Hadassah Bazaar at Temple t iig In Tinker hall Monday evening Shoe laathar, patience, time and'close up shop at 9;.10 p. m.—or 10 ATTENDANCE ^ (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS at eight o'clock. derstand several local persons ad­ Beth Sholom at 8 p. m. (Claaoiied AdvertteMy'ea Pago 16) MANCHESTER, CONN.,* MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1945 more patience are the essential^, p. m, at the latest. What can we upon oach famil/awaada. VOL. LXIV., NO. 172 necessary for today’s shoppers If, do?” dicted to the spirituous liquors Monday, April Sunact Clrclfe of- Rcbekah Past they hope to keep Individual or i The only help we tould give habit have been helped. The Meeting of Women’s Club at S. Noble Grands wUl, njeet with Mrs. home supplies of personal commo-1 him-was-t«.sugge8t they remain organization has meetings weekly M. E. church. Speaker, Eunice Tflinnla Johnston of 21 Bigelow ditles in stock. ; In town and pretend they were out and we tindcratand that they are Avery. street, Monday evening. The pro- Many of the brands of Individual in the country some place having very enjoyable affairs. Tues., April 24— Mon., April SO . gram will be in charge of Mrs. neceasities have been scarce for the time of their young lives - as Only one thing have we heard Issue auto driving licen.ses ^ t l£vel}m Swords and Mrs. Edith months'and when a a'mall amount the elders u.sed to do before the in criticism and that isn't criti­ Legion Home. 8:30 a. m.-5 p. m. Smith. Mrs, Lottie'"Cfummings and of such items as standard razor War. cism of the organization. only 'Annual meeting Manchester Mrs'. Marion Straiighan will pro- blades, lotions, tooth paste, tab ------some of Its members. We have Chamber of Commerce. Reds Hold Tight Grip on Part of Berlin; ■ vide the refreshments and Mrs. matches and the like come along. Here's the Inside story of on* heard that some of them tell the Wednesday, .April 2S Arcelia Crawford the attendance the news travels fast. application for an exception to names of persons amending the Legion-Herald Sports Night. prize. Just the other dsy a Main street, zoning regulations: meetings and also repeat some of American Legion Home at 7:30. store received two cases of a A Proctor road lad received a the things they speak of In the Turkey, aupper at South Metho­ Mrs. Frank Vlttner and Mrs. standard tooth pa.ste—a kind that' few chicks as an Easter pre.sent meeti||igs. dist church, auspices of Men’s Louis Cft.avigne Seward Tyler aie co-chairmen of had been missing from store count-1 and knowing that If he brought We understood that one of the Friendship club. M.\N01ESTER ROOFING the rummage sale which the Scc- era for over a month. The counter them out of the cellar into his hack strong points in the organization Friday, April 27 ■ ond OoBgregational Women’s girl placed the paste on sale and yard, the law might get him. he was its anonymity. Not even Spwlal Town Meeting at High Asbestos Sidewalls League will conduct In the church made her first sale In a month of applied for a permit to keep thehi. the officers' names are supposed School hall on Sunday bowling. Patton’s Army Joins Offensive in Roofing and Roof Repairing vestry Tuesday from nine o’clock that brand. Hardly had the wonoe He was told that he had to make to be, known mit-side the meetings, the usual formal application which Eddie Reed and Hia Ramblin' on. The sale wtH feature house­ an left the store when thg shopper it was our unileratanding. How­ Dudea, Legion Home. Old-fashion Complete Eaves Trough avalanche came. Within 'IB min­ would be heard before the zoning hold furnishings rather than cloth­ ever, we do know that the names and modern dancing, Repairing utes women were standing three lioard on April 19. of a good many who have attend­ ing, - and a variety o f useful arti­ Miss ,0>arlotte t’unkhouser "Family Album" ’ a it Emanuel General Carpenter Work cles have already been turned In. deep around the counter and you This he did, signing his father's ed the meetings and talked on know what happened to that name to the application. When Lutheran church', auspices of Dor­ Mrs. Ann Reynolds, president of their experiences with alcohol John C. Frederlckson, of 70 cas Society. Phone 2-1428 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mack trickle of'paste. tnc hearing was held, two neigh- have been told outside the meet­ League; Mrs. Martha Rock- Tuesday, May I l of Bolton announce the engage­ , Every month some other item of bois were present objecting to the ings. . ' ‘ Elm street, West Newton, Mass., 129 Wetherell Street British Open Final Bore Toward Heart and Mrs. Velma Osgood are ment of their niece, Mias Char­ standard quality becomes scarce boy's po.s.sesaion of the chicks. We trii.st the good work will ha.Hit finished At Short Notice! thought it was a good break for cat on Hartford road. The per­ ducted has re^ntly come to our Frederlckson, formerly of ' this Seventh War Loan Drive starts. City; Storm-Units Ap­ some of the boys who didn't have son to whom the letter was di­ General Contractor POLES attention. ' town. Legion initiation. 519 Center St. TeL 7773 Nazis Only 14 Cities. ELITE STUDIO much money and could save some- rected has the following eaplana- These schemes take on varying Weak Spots pear Only Few Miles Clothes Poles Fence Posls th^ig on their cost of travel. After tion to make: forma, the most common of which People Kno^ Catastro­ Radio Reports Ashes Removed all the tickets had been paid for "The following Is sent to you is to write the next of kin. as ap­ Wells Street. Formerly Miller's Paris, April 23.— (/P) — From Wilhelmstrasse; Driveways Repaired and the railroads Weren’t actually with the request that you forward pearing in the newspaper casualty Hall." -t , WALTER SCHULTZ phe at Hand; Really losing any money, Lieut. Gen. George Patton’s Other Forces Within ' Best Quality it to the person concerned. If lists, seeking further information Weil, the Sports Center has for­ S^Congress Street Third Army slammed down Too Dazed to Compre­ Both Tone arid Word­ Calls Vpon Troops to ’^ u t evidently we can’t do It any you like ^ou may also publish it On the soldier listed as a casualty. merly been a skating rink, an ar­ HOSPITAL 1.3 Miles from Yanks. _ Certified F. Fitzgerald more. Here’s a letter we received In next Saturday’s Main Street The next of kin is advised that the mory, a garage, a fight arena, a 28 miles against the roof of ing o f Announcement Resort to Guerrilla TELEPHONC 2-1417 this weak: Ashes and Rubbish EXPENSE IS NO hend Black Future, column: deceased soldier is to be given a soldiers' barracks, a dance hall Hitler’s Bavarian redoubt to­ Indieutes Rumors of Warfare; I'rges Tac­ Seed Potatoes, "Our attention has been called "To whom it may concern: particular and special niche in a and a banqueting place, but \t’e are day, joining the general of­ I.K)ndon, April 23.— (^P)— ASHES REMOVED to an item In your "About Town” Removed Tel. 2-1588 LONGER A DRAIN (Editor’s Note; Olle Ollen, "This letter is in an.swer to so-called "hall of fame" or "hero's certain It neV^r" was "Miller's fensive in the south which Flight Sweep Reich. tics I sed by Soviets. Red Army trdops held a tight) and Fertilizer notes reading as follows: your entirely uncalled for and un­ memorial book” or photographic Hall." Berlin correspondent of The ’’ 'A furlough ticket on the New ON THE • grip on one-lifth to one- just lines, published in last Sat­ layout. Deposits in advance or burst through the enemy’s Stockholms Morgontidningen, At Very Haven railroad, Hartford to New I.rf)ndon. April 23 lyPi—Adolf fourth of greater Berlin urday's Herald, concerning a stray other cash remittance require­ "Just when the town had rid it­ FAMILY INCOME! Danube river line within 50 recently left the German capi­ Lbndon, April 2,'t. - - Adolf WALNVT STREET York, has been left at The Herald ments are set forth and as soon as self of all its old suits in the miles of Munich. In the north, the tal to return to Sweden, where Hitler ia in Berlin and haa decided Hitler has called upon his troops day and bored in frorii three Reasonable Prices office and will be given to the first cat in my car. I "You accused me .of activities the remittance is received from Clothing Drive,” comments the GET YOUR CAR 3c Per Day and Up British Opened the final on­ he wrote the following ac­ American troop.s of the 34th division are completely surrounded by civilians aa they parade with to remain there, the Hamburg ra­ to resort to guerrilla warfare. side.s toward the heart of the service man who cares to get it.’ ” th. next of kin the transaction is Office Gagsmith, “one of.pur attor­ slaught against Bremen and the count.) Package Store "We are quoting bel6w'\from which were not American. It will Pay for X-rajra - Room and i flag.s and b.nnntrs through the alreets of Bologna. Italy, after capture of the' city by the Allies. Two dio aaid today in a broadcast di­ 'The FuchreP's instructions, con­ blazing capital now blanketed closed and another American fight­ neys has to go and bring in six new Board • Operating Rnnm - Am­ American First and Ninth Armies of the men (center)- play musical instrument.^. (AP wirephoto from Signal Corp.a radiophoto.| Frank V. Williams New England Joint Tariiff'6-N. In­ seems to me that such unjustified rected at Berlin residents in an tained in an official order captured by shellfire aQd all but sur­ John .\ndlsl<». Prop. and malicious attacks are even ing man's family has been victim­ ones." PAINTED . bulance . Anaetheola • Medl- anxiously awaited a junction with By Olle Ollen 16S2 Tolland St., Biickland dex No. 2, Interstate Comrnerce ized by this newest and most de­ ' .—A. Non. attempt to conyince them the in­ by British forces below Hamburg, rounded. Moscow dispatches Commission No. 784, Which regds more un-American than the ac­ cinet and Laboratory. the Rusalana-pexpected momenta­ Stockholm, April 23p-(>Pi Ger­ Telephone 2-0166 spicable form of swindler. MeD,~ Women and Children' vaded capital would not fall. directed his soldiers to hit the said Red banners fluttered from Telephone! 7997 as follows; tions which you accuse me of. We Still Have rily. I many today is a nation of whip­ battered and smoking buiidinga The 'United States Post Office from birth to 75 yeara of age. Flrat Army Capture* Dessau Pacific Bases Both the tone and wording of Allies' "w.eak spots- the flanks, the " Tickets Issued at furloUL "If you would take the trouble Department has been taking vig­ ped, hopeless people. in the capital and that Soviet I coach fares authorized in this tar of coming Into my office and Pre-War Materials. TTie First Army captured Des­ Japs Recapture Town the announcement made It clear rear and the lines of communica­ orous action in all such cases as sau (120,000), 52 miles southwest They know catastrophe is at tion- if possible in his administra­ storm units appeared to be only iff are non-transferable, and will .speaking to me, instead of hiding tl.at rumors were sweeping the a few miles from the Wllhelm- fast they are uncovered. Postal ALLEN Bi o f beleaguered Berlin, along with hand, that they have reached the Reich that the fuehrer^_ was In tive areas." be valid for passage only when pre­ behind a mask of anonymous let­ fraud orders, denying the use of GET A NEW May Be Held atra.sse and from Unter.den Lin­ sented by original purchasers. If 21.373 prisoners. The fall of Des­ brink pf an abyas. They look flight. , In fr.ank acknowledgment of the ters and telephone calls, I could the U. S. mails to these casualty SOLIMENE & On Western Okinawa aucesa Soviet guerrillas achieved den and Ttergarten in the heart of ticket is presented for passage by very readilftLvexplain my actions. HITCHCOCK sau left only 14 German cities un­ Into the future with the blackest The broadcast said the an­ list swindlers, are issued, and HY.- POWER der the Nazi flag. against the Germans by similar the city. . any person other than for whom , ’;it majf mtirest you to know An Lloea of Inauranoa peaaimiam, but really are too By America nouncement was made to ‘stem Onl.v One Wa.v Out of Berlin It’s A Musical Treat criminal prosecution follows in FLAGG, INC. 958 MAIN STREET Patton’s' new offensive carried dazed to fully tomprehend it. mi methcMls. Hitler declared "we have it was originally purchased, such that, previous to y'dur letter and those cases where the facts war­ what was described aa "fantastic There waa onl.v one way but of ticket will be void and may be QUIET 634 Center St. Tel. 5101 TEL. 5105 within 128 miles of Berchteagaden I saw it in Berlin and el.se- Nimitz Reports No siih- Seized; rumors by which the enemy is at­ to adopt the same methods which publ\cation, I had coneuited with rant such 'action. were shown and taught us by the Berlin westward by way of confiscated by any agent or con­ the jmlice department to aacer and within 25 of the Danubian city where as I left bomb-torn Ger­ tempting to undermine the rporalt Spandau and unconflrnned .re­ ductor of any carrier over which MUFFLER of Regensburg. His troops reach­ many. now being brought to her Compromise Trustee­ stantial Changes in ^ of the jQcrman people.” Russians in the years 1942-44.” Presented by Local Talent tain tqe rightful owner of the We must always take the good As Hitler fell back on thia strat­ ports Aaid this escape corridor it is routed.’ . ' ed within 125. miles of the Austrian kneea_. I read the despair in peo­ Ooebbels Also In Capital now was narrowed to little more stray cat found In, my car. with the bad, the day ndth the M7-’40 Buick . . . .$6.00 stronghold of Linz In a swift ad­ ship Plan Reported Un­ Lines Despite Ckmtin- Battle Japs egy born of desperation, there "We are brihging th§ above to ple's faces, beard it from their Propaganda Minister Dr. Paul than five miles. , ‘The door of my office la al­ night, thfe dark with the light. So •3#’ 40 Cadillac.. . 7.75 vance which severed many of the were unverified reports of Nazi your attention as you will note ways opein and you are welcome lips. der Study for Presen­ iieil American Attacks. ^ * Joseph Goebbels is al.so in the rap- To the south other Russian that according’to rules and regu­ a resident of Main street, near the •29-’32 Chevrolet . 2..50 routes between the redoubt and Ital, the broadcast asid. It con­ bigwigs in headlong flight and of to obtain the fullest information. The diplomats know it, the peo­ forces were within 15 miles or less lations, tickets are not transfer­ Center, is perfectly In accord with *33-’36 Chevrolet . 3-75 the Pilsen-Prague munitions area ple Mn the street know it, and so tation to Conference. Inside Caves ceded that the fall of Berlin would "cnpitiil.ation rM'gotiatlons." The G CLEF CLUB able. "HoweveT, I wish to emphasize this precept. On hec- doorstep we — Hitler’s last known arsenal of Guam, April 23.—(/P)— yirtuall.y mean the end of the war. Stockholm dispatches quoting that anonymoustelephone calls •37-?39 Chevrolet . 3.85 do the fanatical leaders despite (Continued on Page Eight) i t ' “May we suggest that tf any noticed two m ilk' bottles this atze. San Francisco, April 23.—i/(Pi i‘^^P®oese troops, infiltrating "There are two bastions which tickets are, left with you in the fu­ and letters are definitely un- morning. •38-’41 Chlrysltr . . 5.50 The Third Army operated o.a the. we cannot and will not cede." (Continued on Pl^:e Tw’o) American and don’t deserve the (Continued on Page Two) The United States would .retain, heavily . . . under cover of dark-' Bug of Acrused Filipino ture that you obtain the name and One came from "The Sunshine •38-’41 DeSoto . . . . 5..50 left of Lieut. Gen. Alexander M. —I------1------Goebbela waa quoted as saying, re­ 17th Annual Concert address of the original oWner and ■ -.'itosy of reply. Dairy." " •39-’41 Dodge .... . 5..50 Patch’s Seventh Army, which control of strategic Pacific bases i recaptured CoUuborutionists Hold ferring to Berlin and Prague, the forward the ticket to this office Pnino Linger, The other "Shady Glen, Dairy.” closed up to the Danube to with­ after the war under a compromise Kakazu To'.vn on western Oki- capital of Bohemia-Moravla. 67 (Cambridge St.’ •35 ’41 F o r d ...... ,. 2.50. for which redemption will b e . ar­ in 50 ’miles of Munich and 110 of u usreesmp p.an reporreu unaer , Ijeen takeri h.V Two More Important "If these two bastions fall into Evidence Seen •34-’36 Hudson . . . .. 5.00 Seek to Put trusteeship plan reported under enemy hands the whole of Europe ranged in. each inatance, if there Jt has always been the case that the Brenner pass' The French on Btpdy today for presentation to the I ti. -Vth division in the Emanuel Lutheran Church Is refund value. Having brought The induction from Manchester •32-’42 Oldsmobile 3.75 the right curled around I.ake Con­ Members; Hit Borneo. will perish with Germany," he (Late Bulletina ol the A7 Wire) if you want to learn something United Nations conference. invasion campaign which has the above to yoiir attention, we last Tuc.sday of Francis Geissler about your home town, always •38-’41 Packard .. ,. 4.68 stance, western edge of the re­ ai.ld. "Should Bolshevism rapture Of Atrocities More Mf?at TTiis subject, together with s cost the enemv 11,738 troops are certain that you will want to of the Rockville High school fac­ ijlook over an out-of-town newspa­ •36-Ml Plymouth , .. 3.60 doubt. and closed up to the Swiss Manila, April 23—(A’l - Skirting these capitrtifjaf-the Reich and the Meat Shortage Predicted abide by the rules aiTIl regulations. ulty caused considerable talk. In'!' border behind a l.(K) -square-mile proposal for a "community of the i aince April 1. protectorate, Europe ceaaes to ex­ per. So we learned this piece of 0 unexplored swamplands and boat­ Boston, April 23.:—(/P>—A " Seri­ Tuesday, May 1, 8 P. M. Yours truly. the fair city of the hills and the •34-’41 Pontiac ... . . 3.75 death trap sprung In the B'ack Pacific” patterned after the Pan- ist." ous meat shhruge” for several information fi-om this week's issue American union, -shared pre-con­ Drive .South "Not Cheap" In Nazi Camp R. D. Johnson” Hockanum woolens. Not that hla •37-’41 Studebaker .. 3.75 forest. ■ Upon Tables One officer described the drive ing up crocodiie.jnfested rivers, "Many people were afraid.that months won predli^eJ today by A ■ ■ of the Rockville Journal: "Dance ference interest with the long- entry Into service was. any more at Sports Center, Manchester, and Freiburg Fall sjurth as "damn slow and not 24th division Yanks have captured the German linos before Berlin repreoentatlves o f' a special com­ ■ Stuttgart and Freiburg, two of trouble.some Polish question, cur­ would not hold against the Rus­ 'Teen agers can’t reconcile thepa- significant than that of'th e other cheap." Pikit, 32 air miles inland from the A g r e e mittee Investigating food short- Assisting Artist: Selective Service men, b:ational Churth •35-’.36 Master .U... 2.15 Intact bridge. . lief Program for Park­ near, Senator, Vandenberg (R.. the Philippines. fuehrer has decided to stay or in times, but after a dance or school was going to New Haven merely Mich.) and Comdr. Harold Stassen, stantjal changes had been made l i o n ’ ' Backs » —*«•••« ■ P"**"' hearing on the to take a physical ^examination. *.36 Standard 1.95 The news .Third Army offensive The 32nd division, fighting ap­ Berlin. Rp|)|>l’ts. question, thst It had been report- di^ess affair, the girls put “ the, bee” ers and New Controls. former governor of Minnesota, in the lines^' despite continued at- proximately 750 miles to the north, on the bqys for a real high-class He figured he wr-uld be back home Buy Or Sell ’.37-’40 Chevrolet .... 2.25, was ■ estimated to have netted •tacks with thunderous Naval, air HItlor Directing Battle ! ed that "90 per cent of the meat G. Albert Pearson, Director 33,0d0 prisoners in the first 24 predicted it would. succeed in Its began Its fourth years of oversp.as "The fuehrer Is directing the place to eal and dance and spend Tuesday night. And that’s what *41 Chevrolet .... 2..55 job of establishing a world organ­ and artillery support. Buch\nwald. Germany, April 23.' handled in the New V,«rk and Bos- he toldxfriends around tfie city. hours. It extended the southern ' Bulletin!' dut.v by battling in holed up caves battle from the front line In Berlin the rest of the evening. •39-’42 Plymouth .... 2.15 ization for peace. Nimitz reported also the Marine, in the rugged Balete pass area in (>Pl Eight American congress- tsn markets were In the black . The midnight curfew has put a His wife'.also fully expected that uffbnaive all the way from the Washington, .\prll 28— uP)-— and he has th'rown in all available Eva Johnson, Accompanist Swiss to Czechoslovak frontiers. , Both are U. S. delegates and invasion of two small islets off the Caraballo mountains of north­ forces to stem the Bolshevist on­ men agreAl today after inspecting ' . . . . crimp In this procedure. The other he would be. home that night and REAL The Senate Food Investigat­ Vandenberg is reportedly In line Okinawa, another heavy Japanese ern Luzon. afternoon a copnmittee represent­ that induction wouldn’t be for 90 Call Your Dealer Piow Hitler’s hastily stocked death- ing committee pursued the slaught." the broadcast added. the horrorsXof, Buchenwald prison Xreuson Conviction Reversed Hcliefs ...... $1.00, Including Tax. stand hideaway In the towering f(jr the job 6t representing this air-raid'against American ground The 412th regiment of this divi­ Other Nazi broadcasts indicated ing B sizeable group of top class- days. trial of the- dwindling bMt 'cntmfiyTHl'fhe conference commis­ camp that evidence of Nazi ' Washington, .\prll 23.—r(4V— COLLECTION moimtalns from Berchtesgaden to positions and shipping at Okinawa sion counted its 1,000th dead Japa­ that Propaganda (thlff Dr. Paul men scoured the whole countryside But the school teacher hadn'.t BRUNNER’S supply today, regardless o t« sion which will write the regula- >n whicii "one light unit" nf the nese soldiey in the current C(»ve atrocities comXittcd then; exceed The ^Supreme court t^ y re- for a place to~ go after the school read his lesson carefully- The no­ ESTATE so OaklandIsad : 8L Ptioione 5191 [ Lake Constance was being brought new administration program ... . A - . . __1. versed the treason conviction of fleet was sunk., an effectiye Iwo lighting in the Santa Maria valley,, the wllde.st flight* of imagination. L'runier naturalized Oer- dance. One after . another the tice he receive is the ifelfsame designed to stimulate meat (Contlniied on Page Four) (Eontlnued on Page Eight) MONDAY, APRIL 23 (OoutlnDed on rtige Eight) Jima-based Muatag aweep'‘of the northeast o f Manila. Headquar­ "Thls is the moat horrible thing „,g„ pi^rged with aiding two usual night spots turned them "Greeting” that many another . At COOK’S outpuL Citeirman Thomas enemy’s mainland island of Hon- ters refrorted that many liye Japa­ do^^m cold. registrant has received. It plainly SERVICE STA'nON (D-Okla> accepted a sugges­ ahu and a carrier-plane attack on nese remain to be dug uut. that anyone could conceive," aaid , Nazi salMiteurs. .lustlee Jacksqii "W e doiTt know what to do,” reads, “Notice to Report-.for In­ 555 East Middle Turnpike tion by Senator Elleoder (D- the northern Ryilkyua. . , Will Stand Trial'" Rep. Carter Manas, o i D , Ala I . «»ellvered the court’s 5-4 opinion, wailed one youngster, acting m duction." Included in the envelope Fair Prices Tel. 8996 La) that the committee trace Fifth Army which decided the first trea'on 5,«' IN THE SOUTHWEST S^TJON Curley’s Trial Resume Talks Maj. Gen. John R. Hodge, com­ 'ITie bag of accused Filipino col- after he and his companions had considered by t.ho THIS CAN HAPPEN agent for the group In this search with the notice are booklets tell­ meat consignments nude to mander of the 24th Army corps— laborattoniats held two more im­ for a quiet spot lyhere they could ing the registrant how to prepare I HOLLYWOOD A^l Streets West of Main Street, From the C ^ ter South the capital In an effort to dis­ portant membera. Gen. Douglas eat and dance a l^ Jitterbug until C^iII cover “what is happening to N e a r t o P O i Where emaciated ^ i^ssem^g'opVnl^^^^^^ TO for service and what arrange­ SERVICE STATION Starts T^dav Before Meet (Continued on Page Eight) MacArthur announced today. I Nazis' victims are still stacked 3,,^ .justices Black early mom. ments he should make. 842 East Center SL TeL 8987 and South of West Center'Street. teeat.” — ■ ------If These are Glarp N. Recto, minister ,r ■ " ------}'ke cordwopd, w ^ re a„d Reed concurred. Crame^ was "Why, even one place on which E'ridently the Rockville school of foreign, affairs, and Rafael we had depended report|ed this aeciised of helping'^ two of tho teaefi'er paid no attention td'^these Wm. F. Johnson JACK’S •Washington, April 23.—(>P)—The Big Thr^e Foreign Min­ Treasury Balance Alunan, minister of ' agriculture Sllf>ara)3'Y MilesIMIIPS Bevomlp _ e v o n u ^-nere bodie.s. accused^ of helping' gaboteurs two who of li afternoon that they were going to booklets or thou'jht they were in­ ^gERVlCE STA’nON I Six Others to Face goven\ment sought today_ to put and commerce in the puppet cab­ eight Nazi saboteurs who landed tended for, his instPuctidh later. i Washington, April 23.—(/Pi -T h e Boloj|na|na in Swift tram submarines on thfe" east Builder Real Estate ^kviUe Road TeL 74^12 Court on Using Mails isters ~ni Session inet. They were captured . at (Cbntinued on- Page Tws) .# f He was inducted at New Haven (Continued on Page Eight) position of the Treasury April 20: Baguio. With others." they will be coast in Jun,e 1942. Ho was sen­ and immediately sent’" to Fort Johnson-Built Homes Pfior lo Conference. Receipts. $107.213,745.'J6; expen­ Lunge Across Plain. tenced to 45 years’ Impriaoniuent SAMANDTOBfS To^ Defraud Charges. i - • . confined for the duration and then DON W ILLIS Devens.'-Fronr there he telephoned SEE JARVIS WHEN PLANNING ditures, $433,575,824.18; net bal­ -4- and fined 4$UM»oa by-.the Southern his wife and told her t^at iie was [ BROAD STREET SERVICE STA'nON New York Federal District courL Washington, April 23-thIP)—The ance, $12,087,777,740.35. 'tCoatinued on Psge Four) Rome, A'prll 23, — — U. S. j British Fliers ~ GARAGE in the Arrtiy. Sl^e was stunned, of ‘ TELEPHONE 7426 415 Mate Stoeet Tel. 8979 < Bulletin! i Wallace Urges Bin Three foreign Ministers, today Fffth Army troops spearing 35 course, but there wa4l*no one to YOUR POST-WAR HOME! T miles beyond Bologna reached \\ illing to t'oiiclude Treaty ' Complete Auto Serrlee Washington, April 28— ' resumed their momentous discus­ London. .April 83— ’The Po- blame for the circumstance only " ’ JOE’S GARAGE, Trial o f Rep. James M. Curley nearly to the Po river In Italy to­ ^ McKee Striaet Tel.‘ 8129 ’ '"HOUSES NOW AVAILABLE IN MANCHESTER; sions prior to the San Francisco Blast Bremen, ikih governiuent in exile eaipha- 18 Main St. - TeL’ 8085 her 'husband,, (D-Mflas) and six other mqn Tariff Power conference. day. and hattled within 220 to 240 m. Gelssler's father, a justice of oh idiarges of .nring the moll Veterans Administration miles of\French-.American foires liized today it* wlUlngneas to con­ DON WILLIS GARAGE ’ilie sessions began shortly after clude a treaty with Soviet Rnasia the peace in Broad, Brook, was In­ SO. MAIN STREET— to d e fn i^ wos^ postponed to- 10:30 a.'m. when Russian Foreign hitting sbiithwafvt'ln (Jermany. censed and blamed the Jgcal draft 18 Main Street Tel. 8U85 To Settle An Estate— The swift lung across the Po Hit in Prelude lo Final and reported oonversationa were 10-Room House. Steam heat. te y until next Monday after Continuation of Recip­ CumitilSSar' •Molotov arrived at \ board. He called the Selective ''Proper Housing 6-FAMILY BRICK— Curley’s attorney reported the Both Criticized^ Praised plain—littered with wreckige of taking pUre—with its koowledgs CENnSR Individual steam bent each I-car garage. Chicken coop, Secretary of State Stettinius' of­ Afifiault by Monlgom- .—between Soviet officials sod It* ASHES and RUBBISH Service office here and ranted congressman Is III In bed. rocal Trade ^Cblicics fice. 1.700 Nazi vehicles destroyed or about the “ un-American treat­ SERVICE STAnON 'apartment and 2-farolly Sat, Large lot. damaged by Allied planes yester­ representative*. The Polish gov­ Is An American - 1. , - British Foreign, Minister An­ Washington, April 23.—(J^— 'S single adjudication unit instead erv 8 Land Forces. R E M O \ ^ D ^ ment” his son had received. The 288 Center street Tel. 88 IS oU burner heat. Also six ga­ Washington, April 23—(P)-—Rep. Aid td World Peace.* thony Eden -had arrived at the day Slone—carried 35 miles north ernment in London made pobllc, only thing uq-An^rican the local rages. Qptemreet, near Main BARNARD STREET, The "Veterans administration waa present over-lapping ays- in a conciliatory tone, a inaoiin- I James M. Curley (D., MassJ_jmd State department a. short timebe- and northwest o f fallen Bioibgra. 23 (/P; — Bre-' draft personnel. saw in thp affair Heritage'' MAPLE Street. very good'teVtet- Allied headquarters said, but it did London, April raodum -baoded the British and TELEPHONE 8982 HARTFORD— six other men came to trial today Washington, April 23 — (JP) — fore-.-. ' the subject today of both critl- ^ccepUnce of a beneficiarya was the'i reglatrant’a failure to Let IM show you the way. SERVICE STATON ment. . ' '•Also present fof the conference; not specify points reached. men. Germany’s second largest .American governments Saturday 7-Room Rouse. Coal heaL charges of using the mails to Continuatiofi of the hation’s recip­ ciam and prglae. ; affidavit In establishing age. in- GAVELLO A B. SCHULZ read and understand his notice. These are critical times and we 9 Maple Street Tel. 5867 Lon were Soviet Ambassador Andrei But the thrust bypassed Mods- city, apparentb’ waa being read- which dlsclo^ aa attempt to Geissler,. was the basketball and fully really this fact. Ilow- PEARL STREET— Open stairway. Large loL defraud. The goverhihent lists, rocal trade pollcl.es, with new pow­ The American Legion and Vet- stead of requiring birth certificate nai '22 miles northwest o f Bologna, effect a compronslse with Roaslo- . Gromyko, W. Averell Uarriman, died for the kfn1 today by the R. • • « V. baiisball coach at Rockville High e\er. we 0mily believe that WARREN & JARVIS them os osserifi^ in Englnsera ers to cut tariffs, was urged today American ambassador to Russia; erana of Foreign Wars said in aep- or other j difficult-to-obtaih . evl- and may actually have charged to hit the great port CHECK YOUR TIRES NOW lO-Ttoom Single. Xateot'bn- WHITNEY ROAD- bar Commerce Secretary Henry A. F., which and he did a fine Job. He Was very proper bousing Is an American * GARAGE— provementn. Steam heat, ooaL I Group, Inc., a war contract finw “- Sir Alexander Cadogan, British arate..jRlatements that VA waa dence. the Po river, doubtful line of a new yesterday and again last night in KawMMi Under Arrest The defendants, all of whom l^ lia ce . tied li'p ih. too much red tap. Sums L'p Findings A ' ♦tii’ a*tentiOf popular with faculty members and heritage and we stand ready 1088'Tolland Tpke., Bockland • Screens, ntorm naah. Large (.-Room Slagle with avail­ permanent undersecretary for for­ German stand. The Po curves a prelude to a final all-out assault Montevideo, Lrugnay, April 88 - jr. p.. ...nt coitly delay;. V.'- ha. I have pleaded Innocent, were In­ He aaid auch action would con­ Investigating congressmen re- In conducting the coitgi'esaional students sind they bad planned to and wUUng to pjice the expe­ Tel. 8865 lot. 5-ear‘garage. able apace for two additlanal eign affalr’a; Sir Archibald Clark- within 30 miles of Bologna due by Field Marshal Montgomery’s — two principal complaints. findings; British Beslefe Ferrara The Assoctetsd Press fran asod- ly on the local High aohobl facyP| LEE’S ESSO STATION I respondence sent through the tration’B proposal for renewal and to tqday’a meeting as to the prog- dusk and Mosqviitoa, switching Fire - Theft • Antonoblle ty teaching In the Franklin-tratuTf your coa6den«e. 0|ve. an this, 116 Center Street TeL 4846 The Legion said the VA haa; "Nearly all of the reports ara British Eighth Army forces be­ ing tha nawa from Buensa A im - SEIBERLING TIRES and we will give y m our honest mails between June 20, 1941, and broadening the reciprocal made thus far in the Wash­ been ultra conservative in making In and they show’ that our veter- from their nightly attacks on Ber­ sieged Ferrara, 3H miles from the lin, followed up a few hours later The orrashi wars mode ahartly '*^ or Pomltart ' opIaSon aa to the beet dlmoal- FARM AND HOME LISTINGS WANTED! Feb. 28, 1942, aa an experienced act. The proposal haa precijlitated ington get-together of the Russian, loana under the G. I. bill of rights ana ore receiving fine treatment Po and .30 northeast o f Bologna, , RICHARDSON’S and competent firm of consulting the biggest tariff battle in Con- British and American foreign min­ with a aalvo of 2,000-pound block- oftar Avra Warran, director of ALiCa OOPftAlf tion of your housing proMmo. to veterans for homes, farms or and handling ia. their hospitals." from positlona aa close at I ’ i miles Amerlooa rapublic affairs ta I9* . CALL' (Kaowa As <|Msa AMss) . For prompt aettoa, call ne for ATLANnC STAnON engineera with apeclal facllltiea gresa aince the Hawley-Smoot tar­ isters. Some cases have been found, be buatera. 128 Boot Center St. TeL 8641 Their first aesalon—begun less business, and; away. V. 8. Stoto deportmeoL ahd^aB.:, SsTsatb DsagMor of a SovMtb 80s aa appointment or write and qualifications for- ageuring iff set was written in 1930 during It called for speedier handling said, where lmprovementa_ are The Fifth Arm y now haa 320 The big Naval baac of . Kiel the last Republican admtniatration. than four hours after Russian For­ Americoa good wlU oalMlaa, 019^ B o n TVNli a VoR giving ton details of yuar oil I wot contracts. of claims for payment of depend­ needed, and action will be t'oken miles airline— across the forbid­ also waa bombed twice by Moa- ALEXANDER BROWN’S GARAGE JARVIS REALTY CO. Congress also w«s occupied with eign Commissar Molotov arrived qultoa over the week-end. Both Argaatlmt test Friday. Th* 1 MORIARTY BROTHER^ logo Dally, laehidlsg Masdi ■enl Botato — — Mortgagea Little or No Experienoe ency penolona and insurance of to remedy these aituatlona. ding Alps and the eastern , end of • A .M .totP. M. O cByA piM lat- 16 Bratenrd Plaee TeL 6976 The Indictment ados that the another battle on economic oapecta by air from Moacow—broke up at porta are becoming a graveyard shM taportodly won ^ tht LereT At Center and Broad Streets 26 ALEXANDER STREET PHONER 41 IS AND 7278 p. m.. lost night. Secretary men killed or dying in the armed Rankin directed the one-man in­ Switzerland—from French troops ■rat-temd stadr o f ttw JARVIS nacNt. Is tko ascrlss of lbs P«s- I defendants had little or no experi­ of post-war world collaboration, ' 11:20 quiries after Representative Phll- for remnanta of the German navy. GIBSON’S GARAGE Woekdoya oad 8 aa flays of State Stettinius said only that forces. at the west ahora of Lake Con­ Argentina fftiiir— Sfft i* 26 ALEX AND EH emtEET pls tor it Tears. A parvis Realty ence of the sort claimed and could "W e have again come to the bln (D.. Maas.), told the House ”a stance. and 230 miles from the U. TWO bombera and one fighter Ifate Street Tel. 5612 not and did not produce any of the fork in the road,” Wallace said. they would meet again this morn- / The VFW* urged that all claims t Its raeaaf w*r ' Weekdaya nai ftonOnfa SFIRITTAL MKIinrat RHONE8 4112 OR 7275 BCOD WITH JARVIS FOR SECtmiTTI for dependency pensions and na- ocandal exists" lii the treatment TIRE o n e * 4111 m m ttm m 7278 166 Cksreh Rtrset. Hsrtford, Coas. Week Days and Smdayo ol^ wounded veterans. (CoattMNfi Faff* Tw*Jt . (CsalteBsd SB Faff* Tw*k 6-2624 (Coattnued oa Pag* roar) _ (Oeatteoed *a Pdn Bight) fOsaUhiMd aa Pag* Bhor) jtlonal life Insurance be bandied in UMktJCBSSEFTBB,

.MANCHESTER EVENING ^EEALD, MANCHESTER; CONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 23,194* quale Staroplle, 43, ^rchm ont. Ward’s a surety bond. Police Sergt. gaming hqos4 keeping and .fre- N. Y „ and Salvatore IS. Ranchi lames A. KetiJtxedy, head of the t'ucnting and selling liquor without ■t : Prepare Stiff Face Chargesc? cello, 46, of Mamsroneck, N. T, vice squad, held in $20,000 bonds a license. ;Ri||nimage Sate the combinedn efforts of ell present Chairman of the Health and Safe­ man wrecks, wandering kelpieoa ^enhpwar 4^ribed as "almost and Cfiiesier did not obtain-bonds that it \va.<) po.sslble to save the Tuesday, April 24, 9 A., M. ty committee. This coransitt-'e has and vacan.t'^yed about the camp, lm,pgaalbla to dsocrlbe-in words." until Sunday night when they fur­ ire Destroys outbuildings. District Meet Evidence Seen >. *War CasuaUies Leg^ Defense RoiirbMf Veteran Killed , ^ inspected all Troop and Pne'; waiting for aomeone to take them Selectloh^of the group was an­ Trout Prizes Of Conspiracy nished real estate auretie*. Center Church Hnusb The hou.ic wa.>( occupied by Mr. meeting quarters In the district home. Proxies Represent nounced over the week-end after Harry Yellln, proprietor of the LOYAL CIRCLE. and Mrs. Stanley Chessey and and submitted .recommcniiaI ions to lacliide Many Children List of Connoctlent Men, Dead, Wounded or Miaelnf, Middletown, April 28— (IP)-Staff Bolton Home Of Scouts Held Of Atroeities the Supreme Allied commander Rex Pump com pti^ and well KI'NG’S DAUGHTERS. children. Barbara and Jimmy; all troop committee chairmen. The Americana are doing every­ Are Awarded I 12 Arrested Following Alcorn Promises More Sergt. Charles Meldrum, 37, ot urged that such an Inspection' he As Relcseed By the W ar and Navy Departmente Today. Most AP Members known Twelfth ward Republican, New Britain, spending a 25-day While the house was burning, Safety measures have assumed in­ thing the.v can for these poor crea­ made. Security conditlone pre­ These Reports Are Based On Prior Notification To ^ held in $15,000 bonds, was the first Captain Chesterfield Pirie. a con­ creased importance since the Raid Just Before Mid­ Arrests in Connection leave at home after 30. months In Nazi Camp tures— who include many children. vent discloeure o f departure plana. to be released Saturday. Ruddy Firemen Save Outbuild^ stable in Bolton, arrived. He 1.4irge Attciidanre and tragic death of a boy scout In We.st Next of Kin and Casualties Noted Here May Previously New York, April 23.—(>P) — A overseas, was killed yesterday Eight hundred youngsters, mostly CougbreaeJonal Members Local Fishermen Have With Conspiracy. Patrisz, alias Bogaa for whom a learned that ttiqre were Itends and Hartford recently and the parents Polish Jews ranging In age from H a v a Been Reported In th# News Columns. night in Darien. Rtroamlined annual meeting of when the automobile he was oper­ ings; Bonds, Money Fine KeportN of Aelivi- Lcontlniied from Page One) Oongrceelonal nsembers' of the bench warrant was Issued and ating struck a bridge abutrhbnt insurance papers oWncfi by the of Manchester scouts will' be glad four years .’pwsrd. have been party are: Their Gitehe8"^Weighed The Associated Pres* waa held- to­ to know that th^lr District Com­ Darien, April 33— ( ^ —Agents day with moat mepiber* repre­ Hartford, April 23.—(fl))— With whose bond wax fixed at $18,000 is here. Hit wife, Ruth, 37, wa* seri­ Saved by Constable. family in one of the bureau dh»w- lirs of Loral Boys. quartered In a barracks formerly Senators: Majority Leader mittee Is taking measures to see hv the hundreds were burned in And Measured Here. sented hy proxies. s^m being sought oy the police. ously injured. The couple wfcs ip- ers In the upper part of the houscT used by th"* Nazis and are receiv- Barkley jK y.)). George (D„ Ga.), ^ Army Casnaltlos For April 22, 1046 o; the Federal Bureau of Investi­ State Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, that their boys come-to no harm ' turnai c.s hig the first real meals they have Tha W ar Department casualty list. Serial Numbers 0-162 (killed, Usually' attended by hundreds Five others, held in $5,000 eath turning home after spending the FIriL o f undetermined origin. It was not possible for him ' t'n The Manchester Boy Scout Dis­ Thomas (D, Utah). BrMkit (R., gation, the special sehvire sqiiad' Jr., promising more arrests In con­ day at a nearby resort. make his way into the lower [iart through their scout activitie.s. "Thi.s is barbarism at It.s had In .vears. The Naasiff Arms Priaa Contaat jiusape), 0-163 (missing, E u rope),'0-164 fprisonera of Germany), of newspaper publiahers, the meet­ furnished bonds shortly after their compIetUy demoUahed the farm HI.). Wherry (R.. Neb.) and Sal- of the state police from the Hart­ nection with the alleged conspiracy of the house' because of the trict Committee held Us regular District Copimissloner Fogg and , w >• st saiil- Rep. Gordon Canfield Per months their dally diet has ind^-565 (wounded, Europe), announces for the United States as a ing this year-'Jwas confined to AP' arrest Saturday, They are: Lonnie house oa the Aldo Peace farm for­ tonsUll (R., Mass.) for the two largest trout caught ford barracks and local police led "to pervert and Interfere with the flames, but he idst no time in se­ monthly meeting last Friday night bi in a piece of bread, a small bit vhole 1,851 casualties for April 22, 1945, clasalfied a* follow*: 411 members in the immediate vlclnl B. Barnes, Negro Republican lead­ Shown To Door merly owned by Perracldo new 'I' RepresentoUvea; Thomason (D„ by local men on tha opening Say by Chief Edward Mugavero ar­ 'administration o f public' Justice,'' curing a ladder and going up to at the East Side Recreation htiild- troops in the dlatrict and ace con-1 n into custody the second story window, broke tinning lhe(r vlalLs. Thi.a ia*'another had lircn said or written about ounces i o‘ • thin soup. Now they o f the fishing season last Satur­ Total Naval Casualtlea Tp April 22, 1045 of the Office of Defense Transpor­ the Chestnut Social clu'-); John Mc­ Santa Fe. N. M.— —Farmer noon. Aldo Peace who lives in Irig. TTiere was a large attend­ (D.. Calif.),, Mott (R., Ore.). ' -arges following a raid • on a Saturday prepared today to offer the glass and entered the room. committee that la doing a .aplenflld. Nazi Inutality «■ arc getting milk, butter, eggs, veg- day have been awarded. The win­ The N avy Department announces fo r the United States ah a whole tation. Kenzie, treasurer of the Chestput A. F. Schrader aaid he didn't mind the next house happ^ed to be in ance, not onlv of di.strii't commit­ Short (R., Mo.) and Vorys (R., dwelling at 68 Rings End road a stiff legal defense when their He removed the bonds and money Job and an apparent Increai-aed in-’ In liritain on Various .Missions -tables. chocolate and other sta­ ners are first prize Robert I 108'casualties for April 22, 1046, of the U. S. Naval Forces (Navy, The principal item of business Social club; Anthony Grimaldi, obliging when a stranger opened the cellar o f . the farmhouse sort­ teemen hilt also visilors from the tere.it In aroutmasters nmf thetr, . Ohio). [arlne Clorps, and Coast Guard) not heretofore released on Navy late last night. was the election of six members cases come up tomorrow in Su­ from the drawer hnd also the in­ The In ple., -m ost of thcni captured from mer. of 540 Parker street, who I route salesman for a laundry; and his front door, walked in and asked ing strawberry plants when be differ'nt Troop committees of e.eie«.»>o K. „..w . . . ' Till' ■ ongi'cs.snien, who were 1, They will Join Republican Rep­ -lepartq^nt total casualty lists, consisting of 207 dead, 320 wound- Lieut. George Remers of the of the A P board of directors, and perior court. surance papera and made his w a y the Gcrma iy Army. caught a one pound, two ounce 14- John Mazziott, operator of a gaso for a match but —When the man WAS arst Informed that the root Manchester. Among the new men their work '* *'* "j Britain oii vniioiis miaaionn, were resentatives Luce (Conn.), Kun- !d, and 81 missing. These casualties bring the total reported to state police, with Officers John this also was to be accomplished Indications were that tomor­ etr Tch Amcric.in.s alao are caring Inch brook trout at Salters. The crawled into bed and ) ropped off down. Doyle and Michael Santy and Po­ .line station. oC the honse waul sblate. to attend the Distrlet meeting Plana were .started lownrd the | for. about 5,000 patients suffering kel I Pa.) and Hall (N . Y.) In Ger­ second prize went to Pete Lapalfe lext of kin and released for publication since December 7, 1041, to largely by proxy. The meeting, row’s proceedings would be brief, to sleep. Schrader lost little time The' bonds were some that had many. lice Matron Mrs. Ruth Amann of The ten are being held on charg­ Andover Firs and South Man­ were Robert Willard and R. A holding of a Cnmporce on Satur-1?" that they m.gnt from typhoid, typhits, dysentery. : at 124 Birch street who also hook­ ipril 22, 1945, to 90,684, classified as follows: which in other years was held in with attorneys appearing for most es o f, (specifically violating four In yanking the intruder out and chester Firs departments respond­ been bought by th,e family which .tenser from Troop No. 91, liarlokl lay and Sunday, 20 and 27. I “ haiul evidem r of the tuberculosis and malnutrition. i ed a brook trout in the Natchaug Prisoners the Hartford headquarters joined the Waldorf Astoria, waa ar­ the FBI agents and tlio local po­ o f the defendants. It is probable statutes concerning pool selling. showing him the door. ed to the cell as well as rahmbere was burned nut and othcr.s had W iigh! from Troon No. 1.3 and a will be held on the property of j “'',"5*" .r Buchen- When they took over the death river, weighing one pound and Dead Wounded Missing of War Totals ranged today In the board of di­ lice shortly after 10 o'clock, stag­ that a trial date will be set at this of the Bolton Volunteer Fire de­ been .sent to them for safe keep­ Selim F. Mitchell from f^^b Pack Frnnk C'rawahaw,'^ ii.s.slstnnt scout-I Other membcis of the group rate was about 100 a, day. Now it Reich Seen one ounce and being 14 1-2 Inches Jnited States Navy ...... 25.2)7 14,769 9,530----- 2,378----- 51,894 rectors room In The Associated seasion. , partment. ing by a soldier'overseas. It was | No. 2 ma.atcr of Troop 2.3 in Bolton. It ••only M Jackson i D.. has dropped to leas thari .30. long. Jnlted States Marine Corps 12,68,5 31,297 822 1,881 46,685 ing tne raid just before midnight. Held In Bond* of $5,000 Prc.ss building. Harry J. Ward, suspended clly I t was impoBSiljle to save the not until the tireinen bad left .that I Styles, New Oiulrnmn i.s expected that over 200 bova will 'VNiiah 1. Karl Uil.aon , iR.. Ind.l, The first prize was a beautiful Jnited States Coast Guard 792 210 103 0 1,105 The American Newspaper Pub­ Chief Mugavero sa’id the los.sce assessor, who Is being held In $20,- dwelling .although the firemen Mr. Pirle's deed was made known. I George Htvie.s was introduced as participate. The thanks of the Albert Kaina iD., Ala. i. Eugene As Nation landing net while a sturdy fish bag lishers Association, which in the Worlev I D.. Tcx.l. Marion T. Beft- of the dwelling, Mrs. Evelyn Pier­ 000 bail, haz retained Attorney were Able to cecry out consider^ It Is said that he saved $3,000 in the new chairman of the Organtza- ni.'iliict go to .Mr. Crawahaw for Begin to Prepare was awarded as the second. Sev­ Total casualties 38,694 46,276 10,455 4,259 99,684 past held a four-day convention nrt lit. -Mo. I, and Francis E. son, an assistant, Mrs, Mary Venti William M. flarney to defend him. able furniture and it w m through bonds and $500 in billa tion and Rxten.slon Committee. It allowing the use of hi.s property. Of Beaten eral local fishermen called in 4tnd following the AP meeting, will Walter iD. Pa.i. Report for Commons and an entertainer. Miss Judy Attorney Thomas F. McDonough Is the work of .this committee to stated that they had caught fiah Navy Dead confine Its me(etlng this year to a London, April 23 — Pro­ Mra. Annie C. Nicholson, South Jennings, had been taken to ha* been retained to defend Sam “ADIRONDACK” organize new troops and packs, se- Behind one building the cou- bigger and weighing More than Nagel, Charles L., Pvt. US- ^ Bridgeport where they were being single session on Thuikday at its Cfitealer, alias Yeller, who is being' rnre spon.sors for them and en­ gres.smen iinw a great tivap >f foundly shaken by the horrors ] (CoptiM ea rriMB PBca 0 «m ) th two prize .winner* but as Mr. Windsor. . '* British Fliers ICR. Wife. Mrs.' Charles L. held in bonds of $5,000. offices here. held in $15,000 bail. Other defen­ gage .scoutmasters The district la wasted human bodies, which the they had seen at the Germans' In-1 Naasiff conducted the. contest by Panagrosso, Paul, Pf^.. son of logel, 2 Cedar Hill Ave.,- New Nine men arrested \v;ere helcl in dants were in .conference with at­ foitonate in securing the aorviecs Nazis had left piled up one atop famous Buchenwald prison camp, I all their pleas for a light to the weighing and measuring the fish Mrs. Vincenze Panagrosso, 54 Deluxe Chairs bitter end. laven. Pai-ents, Mrs. and Mrs. Darien Jail under similar bonds. Body Discovered in Woods torney* over the week-end. of Mr. Stvies for this Imnortant Blast Bremen the other like so many logs. Near­ .10 members of a parliamentary: in his store, their claims were not Olive street, New Haven. Joachim Von Ribbantrop, the Jbarles A. Nagel, 2894 Whitney Santoro, Prime M., T3, son of Two of the nine, Joseph Putrino, Bonds Of $20,000 were furnished a.ssignment. He will be a.ssi.sted by was a truck piled hlflh with 60 group began today to prepare a ' allowed. Stafford, April 23 — m — A German foreign minister, knew it Lve., Hamden. Mrs. Flora M. Santoro, 32 Granger 34. a foreman in the highway de­ for Ward and Herman Levitan by Harold Preston. Scott Alford more bodies,' each bearing a tat- report for submission to the House searching party organised when (Contlaned Front Page Doe). Wilkinson, Richard J., Jr., Pvt. partment of the townxof Green­ shortly before 9 p. m. » Saturday. was appointed H.ssi.stant chairman tooetl pri.son number. of Commons, backed with grue­ long ago. Whether he had fled street, Waterbury. Ora S. Ballou, 60, was reported some exhibits. with his department to Salzburg J8MCR. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. ^ Tin.panclll, Patsy J., S-Sgt., wich and Emil Cecio. 13. a Gr.’en- Levitan's was a cash bond and $7.95 .J of the I.s'ndership and Training In the adjacent courtyard was wlch contractor furnished bonds missing from his home resulted in committee and A. H. Hall was were last in the four raids, the Returning last night from the or was sitUng fn Fuschl casUe Hitler Urg C8 liebard J. Wilkinson, Sr., 83 S._' brother of Mrs. Josephine 'Eaufer, “ Oh, well’’— I kept saying— Air Ministry said. a pile of ashes and bits of bone— early this morning and were re­ the discovery of his body in the added to the Health and Safet\- Heil-camp, they disclosed that near Salburg to await tbe end I eonard St., Waterbury. 100 Roosevelt street, Bridgeport. • Folds Compactly Friday night British planes remains of the dead who had been leased. woods here last night. Medical "come Victory, I’ll buy a nevy committee as well ns being'named burned in the 12-furaace crema­ several of them had wept kivd one could not discover betore I left Soldiers Hit Navy, Wounded Wilson, Francis C., Sgt., son of Examiner Dr. Alfred Shlavetti dropped 100,090 copies of a lef- had fainted at the scenes of bru­ Others arrested were Frank as Merit Coiins'lor on.Kir.st Aid. tory. where blackened skulls still Berlin, l)ut the doetiments o f his Macia, Garland F., Sgt., US- Mrs. Mary L. Wilson, Church .■mid the man had committed sui­ You Got CASH PLUS car in a hurry." let on Bremen warning that the tality. One brought back for ex­ Castagna* 21, W Norwalk; Lester • Painted White Report on Inspeetlnns could be seen. division of the falling government IC. .Wife, Mrs. Myra E. Maria, street, Pine Meadow. Stollman, 27. Bridgeport; Nicho­ cide by shooting himself through wHh. a Loan from wt Allies were massing for the ' final hibition to Commons as evidence An especially tine written report of Germany were being moved Weak Spots ^9 School St.. Danielson. i Tobie, Alan F., Pvt., son of las Mcrigllano, 42, New Britain; the chest with a .38 calibre revol­ r — assault on the city and that ita Hooks Like Butrher Shop a long atrip of human skin bear­ I was turned In by Percy Hulbcrt, away to Bavaria, Germany's last Martino, Theodore,' J.. Jr. Pfc. Llewellyn A. Tobie, Orchard Knob Angelo Nuro,’ 39, Norwalk; Pas- ver. O N T borrow unnecemrlly. Enjoy Summer sunshine situation was hopeless. Tbe Below the furnaces the con- ing a tatooed prison number and bastion. (Ooatinned FYom Fagu One) JSMCR. Father, Theodore Mar­ street. Meriden. D but if a loan will aolve a on your front porch or out message urged the people to sur­ gressmen were shown a room which he said had been cut from problem come to hmm^ and set Ix>gal Notirrfi Long before the Naal military io, Sr., 235 W ater St.. Derby. Zeh, Herman. Jr., S-Sgt., hus­ on the lawn in a comfort- render the city before It is de­ from which the prisoners said the back of a living Buchenwald band of Mrs. Frances Zeh, Box, 72, these plus advantafei: aole Adirondack chair. collapse. Ribbentrop'a political de­ the German-controlled Scahdiana- Skau, Robert J., Gunnery Sgt.. AT A COl'P.T OF- PnOBATK HKI.n stroyed. none of their number ever hod prisoner by hia SS (EUte Guard) Chester. 1. Loanamadeonxitnaturaqoly. Solidly constructed, In at Miiiehs.ster within aiirl for lt>» Dl.s- jailer. . bacle was obvious to thinking vlan Tejlcgraph bureau aaid Pro­ J8MC. Wife, Mra. Sophie I. A combination of bad weather emerge*) itiive. Along the walls Germana Indeed he has long to’ -gk finish. trlci of llanchmter. nn the 21»I U*v h.> Improved considerably since then, ties at the Oawiecim (Auschwitz) Irs. Henry A. Tyler. Sr., 41 Har- Lyddy, .will be conducted from St. first tlm^ in almost two weeks. armistice. had swept the German border arsa i ! • U aiul the >auie are llmite.l ami allnweil on St., Hartford. Mary's church Wednesday morn­ MeeMdv MentMr OfalM) but there is no way lo erase the Nazi prison camp In Upper Si­ Lo o p Wonderful Summer chairs in nat­ for the eeedltors within whirl* to,bring However. U. S. Ninth Air Force He previously bad made a des­ around Lake Ckmstance. A Swlaa N r * 6 " * » FeiDteMit Ferewwh tragedy as long as any of the 21,- lesia. Uliano, Dominick L., Pfc., ing. with a .solemn high mas.s at ural varnished hardwood frame. in their claims agahist said estate, and fighters flew 400 sorties against perate attempt to save face as a report said the wives. of Osstapo I l t 4 « I I I Z l l l O O l the said Artmlnisfmtor Is dlreeteii to 000 prisoners whom they released S. S. Silverman, a member of JSMCR. Parents, Mr. and Mi-s. which another son, the Rev. W al­ 1100 1 Double duck seats with bent wood railways in Czechoslovakia and politician by going' personally to Chief Himmler and Reichamarslial YOO }* . $ • I3 .H i 1 . 7 * "Was I kidding myself I I’ve Eire piihllr notice to the creditor* to are still present. the committee, said one of Bu- imlnick Uliano, 72 Home.stead ter J. Lyddy of Meriden will offi­ backrest. In white enamel. .S1.50 Austria without losa. Finland In an effort to keep her Goering were among those fleeing 200 S4.4 I 94.M 1 If.ir bring In their rlaltns sithin .said time Utterly indescribable is the ap­ chenwald'a slaves who once bad tve.. Hartford. ■ ciate. The former alderman and \ just heard it may be two nllewed hv posting a rop^ of this .mler in the war. He had his press the French and American troopa police commissioner died yesterday The ebove'sekeOuto la D«m 4 m p ra m g* pearance of these emaciated hu- beerf Imprisoned in Oswiecim de­ Navy Missing m m iU s repnyeseali nnd InsWdo eosN Woven Fiber NI'M 5IRR RUOH In 6 fltzen from 37xS4-in. to nn the public sign post nearest to the IjCksI Notires chief. Dr. Paul Schmidt, beat the closing In on that sreA years or more ofter Victory clared three and one half million ,at the age of 79. He leaves an­ Cxl'2-t(.; Reversible. place where the ‘e having exhibited Its annual a$ - Fifth Army Ir. and Mr9. Robert George Por- April. A. D.. 1*45, May. A. D.. IMG. at 9 o’clock (w. t.> cuunt with .«aid estate to this Court told SUvernaan SS Guards gassed m Training in Waves |ich. Norwich. ) HY - POWER Sealtest Real Fruit Milk Sherbets are delightful blends Present Wll.LIA.M 8 HYDE Esn forenoon, at Ih^ Pn>bal' Office in Mhl for aHoa-ance. it Is the Jews and shot the Poles in Rudek, Julian. Fire controlman | Judge. Manrhpat«*r. hF anct thf* aam^ ia aaaljfu- ORDKRKD —TTiat the 28th day of the back. Near to Po Ic. USN. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. i of juicy, ripe fruits—and lots of them—with fine, nourish­ E.stafe of Raymond Damato tale of t'ii for a h»*ari’|i{t «>n tlw* atlowancu of AprlK A, D.. I04.'i at 9 o'clock (w. t.) QUIET Manchester In sahl district, decea.scd. !*ahi ai'i “ So I’m plenty thankful to my 'plication be heard and determined at Court. an»l hy mailing on <*r b4*fore in some newspaper having a circula­ will be recounted for Americana The Brenner pas Uy 140-odd garet Irwin, 123 Benton streeL [land of Mrs. Mary E. Ayers, 202 portant quick-energy food values, too. Prove to yourself tile Probate Office in Maiicheater in Xprll 2.'l, 1945: a enpy of thla order to tion in .said DlAtrict. live days before .•ipon from pewonal obsarvatlons miles ahead) Seaman Second Class Strau- lomestead avenue, Hartford. : M7-’.19 Chevrolet .... 1.8.1 Gulf man. He said just stick said District, on the 28th-day of. April, t v Veteraiia Administration. Nowing- said da> of hearing and return make of 17 publiahMra anfl edltora and Germans raced northward, p'Kf|.#46wcniaa i W I r J and be heart) relative thereto. \ii>d Leiral Notices the coastal sector on the Fifth’s Lundell, Carl A., SgL, husband Mrs. Barbara E. Lundell, GREYHOUND TRAVEL 'GULFPRIDE make return to Ihui rpurt. left flank, where patrols of bot)t "HOLLYWOOD WILLIAM 8. HYDE AT A OOlJRT OF PROqATB HELD sides were active. ON TH R SABCE SHOW : iS'i 1-2 N. Main street, Manches- SERVICE STATION FOR YOUR MOTOR ' i J'u'dge. mi± CLOSE TOMORBOW at Manchester within and for the Dis­ On the eastern " coastal sector lAURKL AND HAROT 8r. 843 East Center St. Tel. 8987 1I-4-E1-45. - - trict of Manchester, oh the 31st day ot fX IX A K C P FO U a S ! * I British troopa ( were thrusting Macedo, James,, S-Sgt., son of April. A D.. 1945. la ''NatM ng But TYoubleY An oil that's!.TOUGH in . AT A COURT OF UROBATE HEI.D / TUESDAY ONLY Present W ILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq.. northeast froU the nortliwest cor- [r*. .Irene Rodrigues, 3 Grad- . JACK’S *t .Maiichcsler. witliln ami torDis­ Judge. nc>r of the Coramacchio lagoon lew avap^ue,'Norwalk. SERVICE STATION capital letters. . . protects trict of Manrl)s*ter, on the 21*1 day of Estate of Georgia Jopson Watt bite while other forces were moving WRD. • THtmS. • FRL - SAT. MadzlkT ilMward, Pvt., son of o l l o w i n g these suggestions, you can use buses more April, A. ,D. 1945. ' against carbon and sludge! of Manchester. In said Dlatrict, deceas­ northwest from the Ugoon along Ira. Molly Madzik, 2 May street, Roothllle Road TeL 743-13 Present WILLIAM A HYDE. Esa.. ed. • ; 3 CABALLEROS’* intelligently, more patriotically today. Yoii will .be more JudRe. ’ . ■ , roads '(Kbich are only a, few feet, laonia. F 'The Administrator havlijif .exhibited SAM AND TOM’S Estate of Rachel Taylor late of Mnn- ■ / OPEN AS USUAL his administration account with aald above -the aurrounding flooded PLUS: >unr8 ooi STEADir Miskavech, Benjamin J., 2d Lt., likely to get a Comfortable seat, and have a better trip —• less Chester in said district, 'deceased. eotate to thla Court for allowance. It la fields. Bridgebeads. over the Po >n .of Mrs. Louisa A. Miskavech. SERVICE STATION 'r'N, /Ippon application of Francis C. Tay­ ORDERED:—That' the 38tb day of Divalano river have been strength­ : W est BtrMt^ Poquohock. 418 Main Street Tel. 8970 likely to delay war workers and fighters on furlough. **GUIFLEX lor praying that an Instrument, pur^ April. A D.. 1945 at 9 n'clocl. (w. t.) portlng,-to he the last »'lll and testa­ WEDNESDAY forenqon, at the Probate Office, in said ened."' Racowaki, Michael G., Pvt., hus- FOR YOUR CHASSIS ment of said deceased be sdmltted to Manchester, be and the same It assign­ Northeast of Bologna the Ger­ id of Mrs. Julianna E. Racoiv- JOE’S GARAGE \ probate as per sppllcstibn on flie. tt Is VVE t h a n k YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE! ed for a hearing on the allowance of mans wars pulling back hastily be­ 1060 Hancock aveiiue, Bridge- ^ McKee Street Ibl. 8139 TRAVEL DAYS? If possible.plan trips travel by Greyhound, use yoijff sav­ Knocks out friction pt up ORDERED:.—,'Tliaf tlie foregolfig 'ap­ said edminUtratlnp account with said hind tbe Reno river In an effort to JfL plication be heard Slid determined at eatete, and.thla Court directs the Ad- avpld being outflanked. Kighth Riebards,-. James H., Jr., Capt., DON WILLIS GARAGE for hiid-week days (Tuesday^ Wednes­ ings for buying additional W ar B6nd& to 3 9 ’vital chassis pointsl' the Probate Office in Manchester (n mlhistrator to give public notice to all said District, on the 2Sth day of .April. .peraona intereated therein to appear Army troops moved Up to a dug-ln ■band o f Mra. Adeline G. R ic ^ 18 Main Street ^Tel. 8085 day and Thursday), when more Protection plus! A. D.. 1945. at 9 o'clocic (sr; t.).. in the and be heard thereon by puMIthlng a enemy infantry line running south- T O D A Y A N D Woodbury. forenoon, and that. notice be given to THE TEA ROOM copy of this order In soma newspaper westward from San Pietro In the >t, '^ g e n c G., Cpl., busband CENTER seats,are available. BAOGAOE? It is a good idea to all persona Interested In said edtale of having .a’ circulation In aeld District, Oaaale-area. V-* pendency of laid application and' lbs. Eleanor K. Ruot, w x ll6, . SERVICE STATION V travel light Carrying only one suit­ five days before aald day of hearing Other troops reached tke out- e time and place of hearing thereon, “No Wines — No Liquors —; Just Good Food!” and return make to thla Court, ‘ ' ibuIL 388 Center Btreet TeL 8018 case or .bag makes it easier for you, by publishing a copy of this order in WILLIAM S. HTDE sklrta of San Olorglo and were up Sbavr, JSpnald H., Pfc., son of h o l i d a y s ? Try to avoid travel on some newspaper having a circulation In Judge." to the road running southeast of Jbn L * .. Shaw, 6 S. Hopmeadow' MAPLE and for us. Put your name and ad­ said district, at least lire days before H-4-33-46. that vUIage pn a 2,000-yard front. holidays and during vacation seasons. the day of said lieartng, to appear If iL Simsbury. SERVICE STATON dress on or in each bag. Other units were driving oil SAUSAOIS, APPU r in g s and mashe4&. You Can Still Help ! Arm y Prlsonera of A'ar— N I C K « 'V ministrator having tzMbUed Its ad- Last night tactical planes car­ beef, remember to save those little trinusingt of fat. M elt them — and thaft very low! When jrou Present W ILLIAM 8. HTDE. Xsq.. mtnlstratkm account with said aaUta to Oertnany fort and convenience. Judge. ried on strafing and. bombing o f GAIL RU$$EU SERVICE STATION down; strain them into the salvage can.\ ' ~ thla Court for allowance. It U .Baallt, Nuntio, Pvt., aon o t Se- Estate of William L. Anderson late snsmy troopa floeing across the Po DIANA LYNNj 888 Mala Street Tel. 8084 ORDERED:—That the 38th day ot Baalle, 237 Front Btraat, of Manclieater. In said District, deceas­ April A. D.. ISIS at • oOrioek (w. L ) valley, light bombers and llgbt- O R IA M D CANNED FISH, when it’s popped into a casserole ed. ford. LEE’S ESSO STATION forenoon,' at the Probat OfPee. |n said •r-b<^bars attacked 16 Po river PLUS and under tjie broiler to brown, lopkt like company’s coining. The Administratrix having exhibited MancheSUr, b« and tha aame Is saalgn->. ferry and pontoon bridge crossings Bayua, Raymond, Pvt., aon of 110 Center Street TeL 4840 CENTER TRAVEL AGENCY her admlnlatrattoli account with oatd CLOTHING DEPOTS ed for a hearing on tha allowance ot Katherine Bayua, 1148 Koa- But be sure you pour off the oil it’s packed in . . . Remember, Cmirt foe allowance, tt 1X~ from Mantua cast to tha Adriatic. M rPO M TM ki said administration account with said itb atreet, Bridgeport. ‘ RICHARDSON’S it’s the small amounts, that'soon add up to r pound and those • emOBRED;—•That the 3«th day ot estate and osi :rUlnment of hairs and 493 Main Street Telephone 3880 ; , Brach, Loula F., S-8gt., aon ot April. A. D.. 1M6, at g o'clock (w. t.) have been established by Manchester’s Clothing thla Court, direcu the Adralnistraor to ATLANTIC STATION v e ^ welcome 2 extra red points and 4 cents! ‘This message toranoon at the Rrobata Office, in aald give puhlle notice to all parsons inter­ Jacwlga Brack, 64 Sunny- 138 Bast Oeater St. TeL 8041 has been approved by W F A and OPA and paid for by Industry. Manchoater. be and the some IS osoign- ested therein to nppenr nnd be henrd Police Court le avenue, Stamford. ed fdr a hearing on the adlowonce o f Collection Campaign at the School Street Recrea­ thereon hy publishing s copy of this a t oglq administration account orlth said order in some newspaper having a dr- Jarvis, W ty, P v t , aon WU- BROWN’S GARAGE ealate. and thla Court directs the Ad­ tion Building, the U. S. Post Office at the Center, culation In aaid JMolrict. five days be­ Tbsodort T. Priwar, of 22 VIm HEYADK iih Jarvis, 37 Connerton street, 16 Bralnard Ptaee Tel 8070 ministratrix to give public notice to all fore aaid day ot bearing and return atrsst, Hartford, waa flnad $10 In few Britain. peraona Interested therein to oppeer and the old Union School, North School Street make to thU Court, and by mailing la Nargl, Remlgio, P v t , son ot GIBSON’S GARAGE IVe Musf Savs Mors Used f i t s ! amt be h ^ thereon by publUhlug a TUwn court this morning by Judge AND THIS IS THR OTOHT A registered letter, on or before April Paaquallna Nargl, 315 Mala Street Tel. 8013 copy of this order In some newspaper Bring your clothing donations to one of these 93. U48. a copy of thU order to Baa- Rajunond R. Bowers on a charge F M 1 HOUR

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-A- ■■ ' . ■V M ANOBBdT^ EVENING HERALD. llANCHiNTBB^OONN.. MONDAY. APRl| 23, 194» MANCHKa i KR EVIeNINO HERALD. UANCHESTKB, CONli, MONDAT, APRIL 28f, 194# A.

. - panion were rescued flnadly by an­ field with rapidly developed and grasp the every phase of his com-1 nf the r.icn v.lfe li'i'l u.-,c it, wh?to- WACs Meet on Street; other flreboat manned by Fire­ Wins Citation extremely effective fire, these unita Cost Accountant pany'a operations and the relation- er he bo the wbric the forem,ini| MUford Youth destroyed fourteen enemy aircraft ship of his company to American j or top management. COSMETICS Rrporled Woumleil Nations Ready Pikit Seized; Took graining To8:ether Pacific Bases To Speiik Here Pirate Whist men Charles Cropper and 'WUItein family Basi^ h Doerer. From Gen. Patton and toadly damaged four others. Head Is Speaker Industry as a whole. Mr. Mobre Hetena Ruhemitehi The heroic performance of these stated that In the Industrial aci- Sgt. McGrall, one o f the Three IVeat Haven boys, Iden­ Hartpan Hubbard Ay«n B^ing Sought unita Is in keeping 'Vlth toe high- countant’s hand Is the opportun­ Max Fiwtor Tardtof To Unite Nom’ Battle Japs W ACs at the Manchester post M^y Be Held Party Sucees^ tified by police as Ronald Quinn, Baiijaliika Taken | O f Good Order 15. WillUm King, 15, and Robert eet traditions of the service.” ity of making free enterprise real­ Lnele* Lelsiag — Etc. office on recruiting. duty, haa A NIntli Defenos Oommand Unit, Hartford, April 23-Martin A. ly work through increa.sed produc­ li, .V,.-:.- Hines, 12, also had a narrow es­ General Patton's commendation Arthur Drag Stores *• been here for a month. Her Fruce—Pfc. Robert F. Crawford, Moore, National President of N.A. tion and decreased, cost. He point­ Bv Yimoslaviaiia Inside Caves home is In Ohio. , Bv America S^ept. Out Into cape. They drifted, police said, in had reference to an attack on Jan­ /J O' 1.„ , Kiwanis Club Hears In­ .* r Green P. T. A. Raises i a small boat from the ^est river C.A. and Controller of Hyatt Bear­ ed out that toe present era. when Rev. Ward Brings Up Mrs. Gladys Keith Gilmore I act! of Mr. Mm. Robert Craw­ uary !, 1945 by twenty-five Ger­ Islaml Sound in'^Small Into a more exposed section of man fighters which attempted to production Is (he first considera­ formative Talk' by (Continued- From Page One) was discharged from toe'’| (Continued .From Page One) • Goodly Sum Towurtj ford, 78 Pem atreei, Manchester, ings Division of General Motors tion and cost secondary, will pass Example in Ser­ New Haven harbor and were be­ Oonn., today received one of the strafe a Ninth Air Force fighter New York, April 23—f/P)—Ban­ W ACs about twq . months ago i Rowboat by Wind. ing carried toward the sound when Corporation, addressed 160 mem­ when the war ends and competi­ High School Teacher. and each day walks along i , Buying Refrigerator. greatest rewards a ooldier can earn strip somewhere In France. The bers of Hartford Chapter N.A.C.A. jaluka. an important German base O il burners mon on ’Frisco Parleys stand trial by the Philipplns com­ tions for the world security coun­ they regained control of their field was protected in part by gun' tive enterprise Will require the de­ Main street from her home on ------when Uentfnant General George c.. toe subject of “Executive Re­ monwealth. cil. New Haven, . April 23.— (iPl— craft and managed to get to shore crews of the IX Air Defense Com­ velopment of accurate standards in northwestern Bosnia, has been M d Charter Oak street to the Mu- ‘ The Manchester Green Parent S, Patton, Commanding General of ports for Competitive Enterprise” The Congress, political leaders The softening up of Borneo for Will Handle Delleate Problem at Savin Rock, several milea from mand. In the ensuing battle, four­ based upon long range harmoniz­ captured hy Yugoslav troops, the “The ulUmaU butt for world Teacher Assoclatim held a aiic' Swept out Into Long Islantl Sound the Third U. 8. Army, commended at the Elm Tree ton In Farming- and the people are prepared to ac­ possible invasion continued with nicipal^ building where she is This commission will handle the the scene of their start. teen of the attacking fighters were ing nf-sales potential with the pro­ F u r n a c e s ordtr it exactly the tame u the i employed. i cessful Pirate whl*t Friday eve* in a small rowboat Sunday by the him and the men of hie Battery In ton, Friday levetflrtg. New Yugoslav Telegraph Service 130 tons of bombs dropped by delicate problem of voting pro­ At Forf TnimbuII, authorities destroyed and four others were duction requirements of full em­ cept a union of the nations of the' ning In toe Green school assembly lashing wind that whipped the a commendation which read in Mr. Moore stressed the fact that ployment. Mr. Moore stated that reported today. baalt for a happy family order,” heavy, medium and fighter-bomb­ But it was not until last Fri­ cedure within the Inner circle of said Coast Guardsmen rescued a badly damaged. A Few sun Available. world to ensui-e continued peace, ers operating from air fields some day that she met Sgt. McGrall hall and raised, a goodly sum to. coast with gust.s th a t. reached as part: N.A.C.A. has contributed to the this will require effective control The Knglisli- language wireless said Bmr. yr. Ralph Ward, Jr., the peace-keeping organization. man, his w ife and their two chil­ "These attacks were met by toe It is action such as this that has whereas In 1919 they were not of which are less than 16 minute;ea, on o the street. They both were ward ths purchase o f a refrigera, high as 48 miles per hour, Walter development of leadership and of capital outlay. He stated that illspatch, reported by the FCC, RAUKUKFE OIL CO. , minlater of the South Methodist Advocates say the international dren from a 38-foot cabin cruiser gun crewa 'with typical American made the IX A ir Defense Com­ flying time away. Japaneselapanese air-air t ssurprised as it was not known tru.steeshlp compromise, worked tor for the school lunch room. , Whalen, 16, of Milford was the ob­ which was reported In distress off technical knowledge of ita 18,000 the accountant must put aside said rapture of the city had, been Tel. Harttofd l-SItl ready for the League of Natlpns, fortii'ude; each man displaying mand the greatest air defense Or­ members. He emphasized that the church. In hit sermon yesterday dromes, barracks and supplyily 4 tto either that they were In out at Washington, Is intended to Mrs. Oilmoure Cole, presldeht o, ject of a Cofist Guard search to­ New London. techhical accounting language and announced by general headquar­ 888 Maple Arena# — Btertfatd L. H. Piper, liistory instructor at conspicuous bravery. Defending toe ganization of Ita kind in toe world. Industrial accountant must fully m om ln f on "The Spiritual Foun- Manchester High school told Kl- areas were hit. One plane was town, yet' they had met before satisfy military demands for the the association, directed the game; day. • Their names were not immedl present his report in the langiiage ters of the Yugoslav armjT; Patrolman Robert Dixon of the dationa o f World Order.” As the wanians at their weekly meeting lost. as both took their basic train-. Pacific island bases, and at the with 32 tables in play. | ately available, a Coast Guard Mrs. Ctoarles P. KlotzA-, chair, Milford police department said the family stands or falls by the mor­ this noon. Mr. Pipe;- gave the Ki- Continues Cloiie Support Ing at Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. same time to provide a plan that spokesman said. al character arid spiritual hature wanhfns an enlightening talk on would work as well^ to the benefit man of the 'Ways and Means com, youth was last seen through field o f the people who are in the fam­ MacArthur’s pIAnes also sank o f Russia or Britain or any other mittee, assisted bv Mrs. W alto glasses, drifting apparently half­ ‘Our .Stake in the United Nations or damaged an 8,060-ton trans­ ily, to any plan for world order Conference at San Francisco." hatlon with military base require­ Anderson, Mrs. Warren E. LeFori| way across the sound. Dixon said Curbs Still HokL port and four other vessels off will depend Anally for Its smccets PreTtIdent Wilson was the moti­ ments. who were In charge of arrange) that Matthew Whtilon, the youth's Formosa and wrecked a 7,000-ton upon uie ethical standards and vating force behind tile League of Building Block The idea is to have two kinds merits, secured as door prizes bag{ father, and Henry Knoth, a friend, freighter at Saigon, Indo-Chlna. Oil Reconversion aplritual pitoclplea of the citicens Nations proposal in 1919, but he o f trusteeships. Areas of one type o f groceries, a bag of flour, ( put out In a motorboat from Mil­ Other aircraft continued close Attorney Joeepb .Cooney ford harbor in an attempted re­ of this w^d. Dr. Alexander Mosser was too busy a man to give ths would be subject to invastlgatlon shampoo and finger wave, a bean support of ground troops from Is Sold Again pot, pyrej? dish, pound of butte, cue but they were unable to locate Wo Ferfect Pten nepe.ssary time to properly pre­ and report by trustee committees Hartford, April 23—(A5—Henry Declarins.that the San Franclt- northern Luzon to southern Min­ Attorney Joseph Cooney of and other Items. It was a lot o< the boat. Mr. and Mrs. Bolcsisw Mosser, senting the idea before the peopls of the proposed world organiza­ Hartford will be the lay speaker on E. Walker, acting district man­ .eo Conference will not evolve any danao. I fun and different from the regula II Others Threatened of 106 Eldridge street this morn­ of this country. Today, in con- tion. Territories- of the other type, the program' of the Manchester ager of the IVar Production board, perfect plan fo r world order, Mr. The rapid advance on Plklt was tlon card party or military whist. In addition to yopng Whalen, at ing received a letter telling them tra.st, the idea of a conclave of na­ Jaffe-Podrove Property probably to be called security Retreat league at St. James's haU said today id regard to reconver­ Ward urged that there never hu made possible by “ home-made Home made ca k e. and coffe. least'll others were' threatened that thpjr son. Dr. Alexander Moz- tions has been properly presented areab, would be assigned exclu­ tomorrow evening at 7:45. T h s sion • that only those industries been a perfect pattern set down gunboats”— converted shallow- Changes Hands; New were served In the lower hall a, by the pevero wind which filled and the nation is ready to accept sively to the trustee power. meeting la open to all males of which require tools, manufacture for man’s collective life, but that ser, had been wounded while with draft 951foot LC.M’s equipped prettily decorated tables by th< the sound with whitecaps and an Invasion army in the Philip­ it, Mr. Piper said. Yorker Again Buyer. Advocates American Control Manchester above 18 years of sget of which involves a long compli­ many an imperfect plan has work­ Today's attendance prize was with capture^ Japanese machine- hostess committee. Mrs. John P i tossed high • wnvo.s against the cated process, will be permitted to pines on March 27. The extent of Senator Hart (R.. Conn.), for­ Rev. Fr. Joseph Leo, C. P.. re­ shpreline , and breakwaters all ed because the people Involved won by Jerry Sweet. It was pre­ guns, small cannon and rockets telll, chairman: Mrs. Henry J begin preparations for peace pro­ the injuries was not stated. It is mer admiral in command of the treat director at toe Passioni::t had a mind and a will to work I t sented by Everett Keith. from wrecked U. 8. planes. The so-called Jaffe - Podrove Cormier, Mrs. Arthur Nelson. along the shoreline. duction before V-E day. believed that his injuries were re­ Pacific fleet, said in a week-end monastery at W est Springfield, Sven our American form of gov­ When the gunboats arirved at building on Malm''street and the Two fishermen from New Ha­ "In general, no preference rat­ ernment leaves much to be de­ ceived at the time the 10th Arm y Pikit, on 'toe banks of the slug­ broadcast 'from Washington ' that will be the principal speaker. The ven. Vincent Masc, 22. and Ma­ ings will be given to firms except Invaded Okinawa. tw’o-family houae located at 47 and tbe future o f such islands as those speaking program will be followed Guriev’s Trial - chinist's Male First Claas Howard sired but it does work because the n- gish Mindanao river, ' youthful a for bottleneck tools and pieces of great mass of our citisens support Dr. Mosser, after his graduation Lieut. Cbl. Robert Armory, Jr., 49 Purnell place, have again- -of tbe Marshall. Caroline and M a­ by movies of the fighting o f Iwo Anderson, stationed at the Fort equipment without which a civil­ the government and constitution from Manchester High school, en­ Your Gl Rights Providence, R. I., of the 533rd En­ changed hands. rianas groups "w ill be a proper Jlma, which will be shown by Leon Starts Toda) Trumbull Coast Guard station ian production line would be un­ with moral principles of Integrity, tered Ihe University of Connecti­ QillSTIONS AND ANSWfRS gineers Boat regiment, dispatched The Main street building is occu­ subject" for the international or­ Fallot. Refreshments will be.,8erv- were reported safe at Riverhead, able to run.” Mr. Walker asserted. ed at the conclusion of the movie a sense, o f justice for all peoples, cut where he was graduated In ON SIRVICIMIN'I MOillMS this message to his commanding pied on the ground floor by the W. ganization. Without weceifying L. I., five hours after they had The district office of the WPB H. Grant Company with offices and program. (Oontlnoed From Page One) last been sighted drifting away and a desire that all.men of what­ 1934 and four years after he re­ officer: terms of trusteeship, he advocated recently gave the "green light” for American control. from the N ew Haven breakwater ever class or race may have free­ ceived hts medical degree at Phila- apartments on the second floor.^ The program is being ^^nsored preliminary work to be done for By DougiM Larsen. "Stormed Pikit; hoisted flag; It was sold by Helen Eisenstein servicee for which it says the; dom. ^ delp.iia. He Interned at St. Vincent 6t There has been a wide range of. by members of the Retreat league in a rowboat. construction of tools for the auto­ NEA Staff Correspondent awaiting Infantry.” New York City to Alvin B. Stein, were paid. , Drift for Five Hours Now' Building Bouse hospital at Bridgeport and was opinion among American leaders under the joint chairmanship of mobile industry.. Washington —Here are some There was no opposition—Jap­ also o f New York. 'The price paid on how to handle the Japanese Is­ In addition to Curley, who th| William lovcne, 17, of New Ha­ .Jn oonsduBlon Mr. Ward said, house physician at Middlesex hos­ John TIem ey of St. Bridget’s par­ questions regarding mustcring-out anese had fled the former little la not known as the lawyer who land situation after the war. Some Justice department says-.served a ven, and Seaman Jack Betz, sta­ l’ “ on V-K day, and on V-Asla day, pital in Middletown when he enlist­ ish and John Rohan of St. James’s ' tv at Bretton Woods, at Dumbarton pay: American fort. Infantry hiking drew the deed failed to attach the have insisted on an international parish. Manchester members of president and director of the flrn tioned at the Fort Trumbull Coast ed in 1942. He served first in Aus­ until Dec. 29, 1941, the other de! Week End Deaths Oaks, and San Francisco and at Q. Are commlNsloned officers along the narrow No. 1 trans-is­ stamps, tyhen it la.st changed trusteeship, others both in Con­ the Retreat league are planning a Guard base, members of the same tralia and later in New Guinea. fchdants are listed as: Marshal conferences yet to come, our lead­ eligible for mimterlng-oit pay? land highway arrived shortly hands about a month ago It Was gress and in miutary circles have retreat for the week-end of May fishing party which' also included .• He has two other brothers in the J. Fitzgerald of Chicago an< ers and leaders o f . ^ civilised na- A. Unless they received base pay after. sold for $80,000. according to the insisted on outright U. 8. posses­ 4 to May 8. A large number are Roland lovc'ne, • father of William. New York.—Dr. Frank A. No- service. Dr. Raymond R. a dentist Washington: James G. Fuller, fori tlcos of the world are building the of more than $200 commissioned Field cqmmanders expected that stamps on the deed. sion. The compromise seeks to expected to make the retreat. .Angelo St. John and Pat Cicarolla, biletti, 34, assistant football coach in Europe and Edward A. Mozrer, officers -can apply for mustering- despite toe current lack of oppo­ The lease that was given to the satisfy both vi ewpoints. merly of Washington who waj all of New Haven, were also of Columbia university's Rose bowl house to r the world family. But serving a five-year penltentiar; a warrant officer In the United out pay. sition strong Japanese positions Grant Company on the property Is The "community o f the Pacific” caught In the heavy water and team 10 .years" ago. we here In the church. In the fam­ Sunday by Commander Staasen term for sending fraudulent eecuri States Navy. may yet be encountered before Included In the sale as recorded proposal came from.Carlos P. Ro- drifted for five hours before be­ Denver— Rush Razee, 70, exhl ily life, in Individual thinking, Q. 1 have served as a student and Chairman Bloom (D -N .Y.) and ties through the malls when ari reaching Davao. today. mulo, Philippine resident commis­ ing. picked up by a private boat bition transshooter. praying and studying Are building in one of the service education pro­ Representative Eaton (R-N.J.) of raigned; Donald Wakefield Smith Col. Wendell W. Fertlg, La sioner. He said in an Interview near the 'Thimble islnnd.s. oft Grand Junction, Tenn.-^Hobart r/ and balping to build the family of grams. Am I eligible for muster- toe House Foreign Affairs com­ Washington and P it tsburgh' Ames, 80, founder of the National Junta, Colo., commanding officer that it could be “ a sort of United Branford. bumaalhf which will havo to live Manchester Ing-ont pay? mittee, traveling by train. James ^ r to r . Underwood, fori Field Trial asoociation and a New la tba houao. A. No. Not If you left the pro­ of the Mindanao guerrillas, said Nations of toe Pacific, Joined not The lovcne youth told police Resiiiiie Talks Secretary Stettiniue has been merly of Washington; Bert Hai; that he and Ma.se put out,from the England industrialist. ••Our enemies have paid religion gram without additional service in that of the 90,000 estimated ene­ by race, but by frlent^hlp, good advised by Cordell Hun, senior ad­ Dallas, Texas, and Tulsa, Okla: Date Book my troops In Mindanao, the ma­ breakwater in an attempt to res­ New York — Alexander Dana / a great tribute In trying to de- one o f the other branches o f the will, mutuality and understand­ viser of the American delegation, an'' David E. Desmond, Boston. Noyes. 82. financial editor of The ateew it. They know that a civi- jority are strongly entrenched in Before Meet ing.” cue a fishing line that had gotten Army, Navy, Coast Guard ot Ma­ that toe latter’s health will not A ll of the defendants excepi away from them. He said that New York Times. liaed world order rests upon spir­ Tonight the Oavao sector. Desmond originally were Indlcte* Meeting f)f Women's Club at 8. rines. Must .4\vait Outcome of Talks permit hirii to attend the opening Betz and Ander.son. stationed in 'Voorheesville,, N. Y.— Robert itual fbundatlons, upon devotion On Identical charges Sept. 18, 194S M. E. church. Speaker, Eunice Q. I was discharged to take a (Oontlnoed From Pag* One) While the Polish, question was of the conference. The former the beacon on the breakwater, no­ Elmer Horton, 69. internationally to the moral will of God, end faith job In a vital industry. Can 1 get secretary of stats added the hope;, This Indictment was set aaid known hydraulic engineer. In Hit ultimate purposes. The re­ Avery. . o f top concern among the dele­ ticed their plight and put out in muatering-out pay 7 ing. Molotov and British Foreign gates gathered here, they could do however, that he would be able to N ov. 1. 1943. on technical groundi Chicago — Joseph Hock, 72.,rel ligious task is therefora aoclety'e Tuea., April 24—Moo., April 80 A new grand "jury tnveetlgatioi another boat to attempt a rescue Issue auto driving licenses at A. Not unless you have served Secretary Eden were silent. little other than await the out­ be in attendance later. He said that the two boats stuck tired president of the Consumers most Important one, for, u the W earing a broad smile and a authorized by the attorney generaj Legion Home, 8:30 a. m.-S p., m. outsids continental United States come of Washington talks be­ In a letter to Stettinlua, Hull together for a short while during company. ancient Psalmist said: ‘Etecept the grey topcoat and carrying direct said he regarded the'^meeting “ as led to toe second Indictment. * Philadelphia — John Francis liord buUd tha houae, they labour Annual meeting • Manchester or in Alaska. tween Secretary of State Stettini­ which Anderson replaced him in Chamber of Commerce. Q. Are men who are taken from word from Marshal Stalin on Rus­ us, Russian Foreign Minister Mol­ one of toe great turning points in the boat with Masc. "Finally,” lo ­ Myers, 78. father of U. S. Senator la vain that build It. Except the sia’s final attitude on such issues otov and British Foreign Minister history. ITie decisions made there Francl.s J. Myers (D-Pa.). Lord keep the city, the watchman Wednesday, April 28 active service to enter West Point Thomas-Bernard vcne said, "we couldn't see or hear Legion-Hsrald Sports Night, or Annapolis eligible for inuater- as the delicate PoUsh question, Eden. will guide toe destinies o f . ths the fellows in the other boats." Makath but In vain.' ” Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Ber­ American Legion Homs at 7:30. lnr*oat pay? Molotov stepped from the U. S. It Is generally accepted that un­ human race for generations to Rescued by 'Flreboat L nard. of 199 West Center street, Army transport plane that come,” W ood For Sole Turkey supper at South Metho­ A. No. less the Big Three can c o r n e r lot The other three members of the announce the .narriage of their brought him from' Moscow at 6:48 dist church, auspices of Men’s Q. I am soon going to retire. Can clsoer than they have so far on Fireplace and Fumaea party, who were marooned on the NEW SPRING PRINTS daughter," Miss Betsey R. Bernard p. m. yesterday. Store sweet potatoes flat In a MEN! WORK IN COMFORT I Farewell Party Friendship Club. I get musterlng-ont pay? the question of a proper PoUsh $18.00 per cord. breakwater where; they had been HANOSOMiLY TAILORED to William Thomas, son of Mr. and gtettlnius greeted him with a well ventilated basket or bpx kept IN RAYON SHEERS SMARTLY STYLED 3-HECB 2 0 9 «95 Friday, April 27 . No one who will receive re­ government, the conference's fishing, were rescued by a New Mrs. Charles W. Thomas of El­ hearty “welcome, welcome.” In a cool, dark, dry place. TEL. 3858 PRINT PAJAMAS Special Town Meeting at High tirement pay is entitled to receive whole work is imperiled. A ques- Haven flreboat manned by Fire­ NEAT MATCHED OUTFITS For Bride-Elect lington road, East Hartford. The Received by Truman men John Enright and Joseph 5.89 LIVING ROOM SUITE VALUE School hall on Sunday bowling. •tlon frequently asked Is, If the 8 9 c mustering-out pay. marriage took place In Massachu­ Whisked by limousine to the Eddie Reed and His Ramblin’ great powers can’t agree on this, Quinn whose attention to their (Abe rise StaoNikk Toskl) ' look efficient and be efficient in a comfortable shirt opd pants Q. How much mustering-out pay setts, Oct. 12, 1944. Blair-Lee mansion, government Yd. 3 . 9 8 Handsome lines to beautify your room . , . lasting, spring fUlod oom Dudes, Legion Home, Old-fashion do veterans get ? on what can they agree? plight was attracted' by St. John Lydia K. PlnXbam's Tecetabla Oora- outfit. W ear it after work, too. The well-tailored shirt is mode of guest house which flew the Soviet who was waving his shirt at them, pound U /amou$ to roUere not only North Coventry, April 23.— A and modem dancing. A. Amounts paid are $100 to There was long-range specula- You’ll love freah, new fo r t. .. important savingsl Everything you'v* been looking for in m “Family Album” at Emanual Gallagher-Berffiiren flag i;> his honor, Molotov rested lovene and CicarcIIa, they said, re­ monthly pain but atto oeBompanylng The fobric—long weoring rayon strong cottori twill and has a dress-type collar. The heavicr-weight farewell and bridal party was personnel with ISss than 60-days thm that Intervention by President ANNOUNCEMENT! prints, the Vivid bark- Lutheran church, auspices of Dor­ Mtes Louise Berggren, daughter briefly, then walked next door to mained on the breakwater in the nervous, tired, blshstnin# feeUnto— quality living room suite. Sturdy hardwood frame has doweHed givan teat Friday evening in honor service, no part of whicl. was out­ Truman might help to reconcile when due to functional periodic dlo- groands. You’ll appreciate that lounderi beautifully. The trousers provide extra strength where needed most. Both are cas Society. of Mr. and Mrs. Edwarc. Berggren be received by President Truman Beautify and Protect Finish On belief that a Coast Guard rescue turbonceo. Token rcfularly—It help# side contin^tai United States or at Blair house, temporary execu­ the differences. the wonderful way they wear ityle—tailored, designed for good joints, glued and corner blocked for greatest strength. UfHwlsteiy is of Mise Gertrude A. Anderson by Tuesday, May 1 of 9 Foster street became the bride Car's Compoundbig and Wax­ boat which was also being u.sed in build up reaUtonce osolnst ouch dlo- and launder! In sturdy spun Sanforized for lasting good fit, and the perfectly matd.ed colors G Clef Club concert at Emanuel in Alaska; $300 for service of, 60 of Segt. John Gallagher, son o f Mr. tive maWiMon. To Address Conference ____ , ____ Uulefcdnit Tsfalel end the search would return for them. tress. Plnkhom'a Compound Aelpe no- looks and comfort. Gay prints on attractive os well as durable,, See this Value at WardsI 25 office aaaociates and friends, Mr. Truman Is to address the pUI* ie water—watch the action—In ing. Expert Worknumshlp. turet FoU6w label directions. Try iti and acetate rayon. 89 inches. ore Vot-d)red—won’t fodel Full cut sizes for comfort on the job! Lutheran church. days or morp, some part o f whteh and Mrs. William Gallagher of 435 By 9:30 he was conferring; with Bt. John wa.s taken to New Haven upon her resignation from her po- conference by radio when it opens a llffr Plata will bt epetlculr clean. Phone 5304. If no answer, assorted grounds. 32-40. Only 20% Down! Monthly Parymont Phot Friday, May 4 was outside the U. S. or in Alaska, Prospect avenue. West Hartford, at Stettinius and Eden at th^ .Stale iNOMtASUklNC NO MESS NO TROUBIZ In the fire boat. aitlon at the Aetna Life Insurance and $200 for over 60-daya In ths department across tHf>,stoeet. Wednesday at 4:30 p. m. e. w. t. At Weldoa Drag Co. Also at 2-IS48. The elder lovene and his com­ Company. The party was held in Minstrel show, Manchester • Fire a ceremony performed this morn­ department. Hollister - street U. S, , Also present for the•“^alks were in a formal session at San Fran­ R. Martla (Carroll Cat Bata Stera) Solid Oak Plate Gloss the. Flamingo room, Church Cor­ ing at 11 o’clock in Our Lady of cisco's Opera House. r v'l school. Q, Are payments made in a Sorrows church, Hartford; Soviet Ambassador Andrew Gro ners Inn In Eaat Hartford. myko, W. Averell Harrlmar, The normal problems of . getting Ploy Yard Rectangle Monday, May 7 lump sum? Following the ceremony a re­ Miaa Anderson resigned hdr po­ American ambassador to Russia; commlsslona and .committees for Baby ‘ Mirror Concert, Beethoven Club, High A. Payments o f $10(( are made ception was held at the home of sition as of April 20, as ^ e is to Sir Alexander Cadogan, British selected and functioning is expect- school hall. in equal monthly installments. ' the bride's parents for the Imme­ be married in May. She Jias been permanent undersecretary for for. ed to delay ah actual start on work W H A T ODES YOUR aaaooteted with the Aetna L ife In- Tuesday, May 8 diate families. 8.88 4 . 9 7 Connecticut Sportsmen, Man­ eign aftejrs, and Sir ' Archibald until next Monday. HEAVYWEIGHT Burance Company for 19% years To Take Parents In Clark-K^rr, British ambassador in In the meantime, arriving dele­ HAHl DO FOR YOU? chester Division. Meeting and Request Internment Sturdy Oak construction, nohirol 20k26-inch rectangle in plain in tha capacity o f Assistant ^ i t o r movies, American Legion Home. Moscow. gations 'continued to give. their It matters not how expensive your permanent Venetian style appropriate In WARDOUUM RUGS of the company's magazine, "The Friday, May 11 Decatur, 111. — W — The grade There was no hint of toe nature ideas o f what must be dofie, both luiLimm p. autsH finish. Raised floor keeps droughts Stockholm, April 23— Two Ufa Aetna-ieer,” lu(Lactmg edi­ ' Mother ;• Daughter banquet. schools are studying Dumbarton of their first talks. from national and world stand­ Is, If It’s not styled fo r you, your money is off bobyl See this vofciel ony room True-reflecting surface. 1200-ton Norwegian freighters, tor for the past year,, slrice the Emanuel Lutheran jch\irch. Oaks avidly. One is preparing a High on the agenda, however, points. However, the U. S. d^e- wasted. An appointment with us will assure editor entered the armed servlbes the Jelo and the Basel, arrived at - Tin can collection all over town. comparison with the League of must be toe isinie of Polish repre­ gates have voted to make all state­ you o f just the right individual styling to bring J n i i t r a l o f his country. Monday, May 14 Nations. Now the kids are going Malmo today carrying German sentation at toe United Nations ments of policy only through the SaM Youth’s 5.45 out your natural beauty. ~A dinner was served and the ta­ Seventh War Loan Drive starts. t. take their parents in. One Sixth soldiers iuid Norwegian qulallngs gathering bpening In San Fran­ delegation as a -unit, a'nd not in­ who had requested Internment. Oiir prompt uoderstanding l l o m e Wards Best Archery long-wearing felt-base eikiin* ble was very beautifully decorated Legion initiation. Grade class Is preparing a presen­ cisco Wednesday. dividually. SUN AND SHOWER HUSKY MATCHED Mrith tall white tapers, and the tation on the subject for the Par­ The ships and peroonnsl were re­ Buttreases Position Tha first American delegates to CHARMORE BEAUTY SHOPPE, Spark Plug Set ported .being held In the harbor OUTFITS FOR eled rugs... equal to top brands amall favors were o f the shape of ent-Teacher Association, and at Russia, holding ou;^ fo r ' the arrive were Senator Vandenberg FASCINATOR 49< watering cans In various colors. least two other Sixth Griide groups under a heavy Swedish guard as Soviet-sponsored Warsaw govem- and Dean VlrgliUa Gllderaleeve of DIALS043 refiponse, pur com plete will- REAL BOYS 3.79 In beauty and wear, YET- COST Over 300.000 Plants Barnard college, who flew in Sat­ One of the chief attractions of tfie are,getting ready to meet with Sweden's policy prohibits asylum mSht, seemingly buttrfessed her 2 2 5 m o iB S i • 3 3 ' 3 ’ * LES5I Buy for.,fresh, bright, dean- table was a huge bridal cak^ deco­ mom 'n pop on the subject. for any "undesirable aliens."'' position over the week-end by con­ urday nighL They were followed Keep jrouP'treaeee dry with -Neatly tailored Sanforized .Rcgulorly 45cl Save gas... get Sale! Includes 5' Hickory bow; six rated very beautifully with-whHe ('oiiie Into Town cluding a 20-year friendship pact ..ingness to meet every wish, thte transparmt, waterproof twill shlrt-und-pants sets— looking kitchen, bedroom floors calla lilies and the inscription. fatal hood. Folde to fit your splendid for class or knock­ a set today. Knife-edge electrode 25” arrows; leather armguard with that regime, which lacks both at Wards . . . and savel "Best Wishes.” Earlier In the American artil^BrltiBh recognition. ■» DAYesdNICMT pocitet. about wear! Blzee 8-18. t . . leokproof Copper goikeL end tab; paper target Yace. afternoon Miss Anderson was pre­ Over 300,000 strawberry plants Anglo-American Instetehcs has our faiFness in costs have won sented with a beautiful gardenia arrived at the Manchester office of been for a,more broadly represen­ 4 3 4 0 corsage. Following the dinner a the Railway Eixpreaa Agency thli tative government as envisaged at Inside ToughI dinner tray was presented with a morning. This is the largest one- Yalta. Molotov, Harriman and Picking Cotton? for us com m uttily esteem. Locksel card made by the artist at the day shipment so far received and Clark-Kerr failed to bring about 90-lb. Roll 1! Aetna Life. She was also present­ Is grc.ater than ail of the other, or-, ■ ' ’T j ReducedI the reorganization at Moscow. Reefing ed with a beautiful Gainsborough ders coming into Manchester. The \ - '■ ~ . . . . ' ■ n.-. . ■ SUPER PAINTS chair In Delta blue for her new plants all came from the same SEE OUR NEW ARRIVALS Ot' / . home.,.,. company in' Mfrrj'land. They'were Large Crowds Gather 2.10 Frid-sy noon. Miss Anderson NOW CUt-PRICEDl consigned to growers in WanOhes- . t Steel knobs and plates in antique was' also the guest of honor at a ter. Glastonbury. Bolton and He­ To Hear About Treaty Covers 100 square feet... color­ New Yotk.-ApHJ 23—(Ab-’- The eppper or doll bross finish. Mount- luncheon at the Forrest Restnu- bron. • . ful ceramic granules! Nails and Moscow radio declared today that ing screws end one kqy. . rant in West Hartford. The- Also received^today was a large ^ JUNIOR eOTTONS cement included. Choice of colorsi s l 7 7 < luncheon was given by a group of shippient of tomato plants from large crowds gathered yesterday *n businilsa associates outside of the Georgia." The largest nurriber re­ the -public squares' of '‘Warsaw, Lodz, Krakow and other . Polish INCLUDING SOME OF THE ' X'- company, and friends. ceived this moniing went to P. O. ■ALL WORK «UARANTIED< Carpet Gloss &amel. One. coot ooversi O'Connor of 171 Union street, who cities to hear loudspsaken pro­ s~.., * ON A ll advertised merchondtiey received- 1,000 plants. claim the new treaty of mutual as­ FAMOUS ANDERSON GINpUAMfl NOT RATIONIDI CHILD'S LIEN’S HEAVY TWILL Words endeavors to hove on Tacks « Semi-doss Enamel Gjore-freol' sistance between toe Soviet., union hand sufficient slock to fill a nor­ WORI^T»ANTS 2.29 ReducedI Penetrating Wood Sealer. Hoor Swimming Pool and the Russian-sponsored Warsaw COOLfANDAl 1. f S mal demand. Some Hems mode provisional government. Public Records 'Prettyi Comfortoblel Per school Ix>ng-wearing, firmly svoven Korce by the war ore quick sell­ Enamel. None finer m^del Pordi Bids Asked Toiitav •The broadcast, recorded by the ^ cotton, cut full fog action, outs. In order that our supply of FCC, eaid the Poles '•warmly wel 'tiNF Irfoy. CemposMen soles. Red, 4<= & Deck Paint. Durabfel Oallans Warrantee Deeds reinforced and - 8anfor|zcd - such Items moy bring the greatest Corned this act, which sealed the > for permanent lit. Blued steel... flat heads... steri- reduced. Your Choice, 1 .9 8 The selectmen today called for Alexander Jarvis to Charles H friendship, between ‘the two fra­ good to the greatest number of bids for the constriction of a F?Tguson and Florence F. F.e''K" ternal peoples.” peapte, we urge oH customers Rzedl Choice of four different swimming pool at the Robertsoi son, property located on North Signing of the past was an­ • to buy only what they need. lengths. Package contains %' lb. playgrounds and also for the re­ Elm street. nounced by Premier Marshal SizM 9 to 15 In One and Two-Piece Stales. moval from Mount Nsbo ' and the James. ' Bowker and Florence Stalin. Saturda'y eveninjg In a etate- it if it it W' it it it it it it it it it "irx construction o f the buildings at Bowker to Alexander Jarvte inent in which he described the OTHER COTTONS FROM $4.98 s a I b i w a r d s the swimming’ pool. It is propos­ property located on Foster street. treaty as “a guaranty of the Inds- ed to use two Of the buildings that Alexander Jarvis to Lawrence F. pendetece of a new democratie Po­ YOU GROW YOUR NOWITILEBOARDIN . were erected by (he government at Ryan and Elizabeth H. Ryan, prop­ land.” He added he did* not'doubt ''KWIK START" Nebo for the anti-aircraft com­ erty located on Foster stfeet. that “our Allies'In the west' will RE-UFHOLSTER OWN RATION Iva J. Watkins to Edward Hale COLORS REDUCEDI pany that was located here, .as hsU this treaty.” POlPITS WHO! YOU rs-atows Dathlng hovuMs. Granville et-.al., property located .. ATTENTION NURSES! WhHt Psbrfcs Am SlIH Availsbit! on Lakewood Circle. 5.69 A ll mds m il close at 5 o’clock on Ws Will CmthiM t* Offw— PLANT A Ex. M ay 3. The advertisement for the Alice L. Hennequin to MargSret Small Local Fires 100 amp-hr. capticity... no bids appears in today's Herald R. Blovi.sh, property' located _ on We’ye Just Received a Shipment DURAILE DENIM Sq. F t Knighton street. ’ of Nursed Worth o w 1100 .. — VICTORY GARDEN other popular-car battery Allen Realty Company to Wil­ Over tKe Weekend has more! 45 heavy duty liam A. Seibert, Jr., and Arllne lirttinvovtn TAPESTRY Brighten your home h» bolhroont Tuesday Meeting WHITE HOSIERY Plan corafuNy.. Ofitf plant aarly to ^et the most plates. Seibert, property located on Wells Company No. 8. of the ^outb Worth 1145...... playroom and kUdien wiRi Wordi street. . vogotablot out of (ha ground. Don't be afraid of Mancheeter Fire department waa colorful titeboord in bkio, bori> Of Rotary Club Grace Symington • et al., to called on a still alarm at 10:10 this Sixee 8 to 10)4« lASIC FAIRICS plonHhg too Much . i . whaf you can't eat or pre- SALE! WINTER KING; Thomas R. Goodwin et al„ prop­ morning to extinguish a firs that Celling Price .. $1.01 For as low ss .. wood-gla-ss insulation; ‘i-yr. -zontolly tooredi or coral, lla- erty located on Gleason street. Miya, you con glvo tawoy. Get busy right nowl Included in tha buslnesov to be had atartod on a rear porch mt (fuar.; 45 plates; 100 amp.- scored, for offleo or ttatre. Word* Helen Eisenstein of New York to 82 Locust street The fire was ex- ThOM selcM art for t os. nritaa and tecladt traaaacted at an open meeting of Alvin B. Stein, of New York, prop­ AB Labor and AO Mototlala. No srtra chortei hour capacity...... 7.15 offer while, ftle-seored in block. the Rotary Club tomorrow evening tinguished before much damaga NNWNitititNititicitirikik' erty located at 818, 817, 819, 821 waa done. for ant-af-tewa ctiitamen. at the Sharidan Raetaurant is the Main street and 47 and 49 Purnell A t 12:09 thia morning the same FREE PICK-UP! FREE DELIVERY! - election of oSleera for th l 1946- place. , company went to 67 Glenwood 48w ' mvmm eeaaon. The nom inatt^ eom- BUI of Sale street when it was reported, that • • • Mnittec, it t ^ headed by chairman Ben- Service Package Stores, Ino., to ^ WOMEN CM ' U S B YOUR CREDIT.^. MANY OTHER VALUBf innln Crehore and Including smoke was filling the house. The M a e n O N A L D Frehcte Donahue, package atort COOfCiNO MT. trouble was dus to a dsfeetlva fliw ' Ack nbout nwr convenient menihly terms. Shop in oyr.Cntalog Depnrtment fer tbew- .Ito w t Bush and Shersrood Robb, buolneas located at 210 North and thers was no damage. A t 10:80 UPHOLSmV COMPANT sands of Hems net in nut store stocki. at preoidenta o f tbe club, will WILROSE DRESS SHOP 'M w $10 pwchase wtR open sm SMceunt. Main street. MONTGOMERY WARD Sunday morning the company **Alwa]r8 Pint To Show The Latest" •83 Main 84. TsL 8-4181 in a slate of proposed offl- ", Bond for Deed W NNllNiViK^ PMOPPONtkMAND went to 433 Gardner street for a .OCNemra elected at tomor.- George W. Griffin to Arthur H. 597 MAIN^ STREET SHERIDAN BUILDINg ' EfATtOMPUNMEA chimney fire and ht 2:30 yester­ ; Sm-m, t t M, I ting w ill take office the and Mildred Arendt. property lo- day afternoon they responded to 324-828 M A IN S IS E S T , TELEPHONE 5161 At Icated at 382 Gaktend otreeU a call for the fire in Bolton.

/-I'.;, to Leadership"—in the church. In ■m * . , , malic comp.act is aa good as a nnd productive. Competition In I - a ' M Mistake Made the community, In the yrorld. Sun­ Pfc. Chappell Manchester Gan’t Help Realizing. day afternoon will be devotetd to n’i'.itary compact. They have al­ research and engineering will be Corporal Werner Joins a panel discussion on meeting so­ ready proved the quality of dheir healthy and. It seems to us, inevi­ ciety problems, worship, music, Evening Herald table among progressive nations. Radar Revealed artment recreation. Pleo^ notify John. E, War Casualty cooperation, the truthfulne.sa of PUBUSHED BT Til / America’s Strength Kingsbury, Jr., If you plan to at­ — BAt.n PROmKO 00. INC. . their word, in • m atters of War. Hundredth-of-a-necond Bombing Accuracy Againnt Bombed Japanl Club tend. MAPLE U StMall OttMt Uow good is their word, when it _____ CpI. Thomas Heatley Is On Friday, April 27, there will Wife of I^cal Soldier lUnebtater. -Tfi tion. The Talta word on the Po­ nesday eyenlng at the home of NR.\ Washington C'orreapo'ndent territory in the KurllAIsland chain. members has not been ennouncei San Francisco, April 23.—4ieyv super-weapon at Gua­ cently stepped-up aerial drive sonnel, other eligible Air Force aecurity conference in Sen Fran- , through X5 g.ood through' April wounded In action and had been seas since last November. He is Th* Aaaoclatad Preaa la axciualeelr rlub will sponsor a program on deputy for East Central Pomona, a graduate of Manchester High ple is 80 popular for break­ entitled to tb* eae of repuolieatloo of ble act and policy, sought to e.s- •The Modern Dance. " The club ia dalcanal. against the Kuriles from the Aleu­ combat creWs are being Invited t' cisco. ' ' 28. Stamps Y5 and Z5 and A2 hospitalized. Earlier, the family had been Ijv; was present for inspection. A de­ school in the Class of 1940 and all new* dispatetaej eradited to or not cape the carrying out of It.s own inviting the publir to aee Truda There, in November, 19'42, while tians. Corporal Werner Is a radio Join. For most of those coming here through D2 good through June 2; licious supper was served by the fast and .(la^ual dinitig! othanrla* eraditad In tb>* paper and the ^ea battle for the Solomons operator-gunner. I Corporal Werner has sefvei formed that Thomas was missing before entering the Army was word, freely given. And here Is Kasrhniann. an exponent of mod­ have had to come clear across the Er through J2 good through June Home Economics 'Tolumlttee pre­ alae tb* local nawa publlabed ber*. was in its. final phase, an Ameri­ Members of tb*.-"I Bombed Ja­ with the Eleventh Air Force li United States. And as they uoiiie, 30.! K2 through P2 good through in action but about the same time employed In Pratt & Whitney Di-, ern dance give her performance they received a letter from him ceding the meeting. The Ladles’ $3f>.50 Table and two All rights of rapublioatlon o.* apeclal a problem more **lmportant than with a group fit te.n dancera, eight can radar sent out its radio search-1 pan Club” from the Aleutian The­ the Aleutians for four months am by train or air, they caniiot help July 31. Degree team conferred Uie third vision of UAC, East Hartford. anatoba* herein, are alao reaerred. Just the problem of Poland. If light's invisible beam and,, eight i ater have good reason to be. proud has participated in three, comba Processed Foods from a British Base Hospital, Pfc. add Mrs. Chappell have a benches ...... $29.75 alngera ami an accomplitthed ac­ of their membership as they' be­ reeliiing anew the prodigious which was evidently written by a degree and the regular officers of •errie* cllant of N. B. A Serrlce Russia, at Yalta, had refused Po­ companist. miles away, picked up a, Jap ship. missions. He has received award; strength of America: ' Book Four Blue Stamps C2 Coventry Grange, the fourth de­ daughter who is two years old Ino. Big guns on the .U? S. battle- come eligible by bombing the Ku­ including the Asiatic-Pacific Rib thrqugh G2 goorf through April 28. nurse or attendant, notifying them gree. The Girls' Drill team put on today. ' .$65.00 Refectory T^^ lish compromise and had merely, Mrs. Kaschmann has studied riles In one of the most hazardous The sturdy people, the cities, the that he was safe and had beeh Pnbllaber* RMr*a*atatl*es:' Tb* wagon were elevated and aimed bon with the Kurile Bronze Star. machine*, the fields, houses, cattle, Stamps H2 through M2 good their drill work between the de­ Pffc., Chappell's mother stated ble; 4 chairs..54..50 proceeded to work her own will abroad and for the past twelve missions of any combat zone, due Joining the Army Alh Force* a wounded slightly. that she had received a letter Jiilln* Matbam Spedal Agency—New years she has been giving perform­ at where the radar, said there was i the vast land space that leaves t'.rough June. 2; N2 through S2 grees. Terk. Cbloago, DetrOR and Boston. with that unhappy country, we a target. On the second salvo, to the long flight over water so Hartford. Conn., on Jan. 14, 194,'5 good through Jilne .30; T2 through Ask For a Cheekup Seaman First Class Ruth Vin­ from her .son, dated April 8, in $69.50 RefectoiyTa- ances in this country. She is en- cold, life can be sustained only a he graduated from Army Ai room for great growth but makes Mr. and Mrs. Heatley started an AUDIT might object to . Russian policy, the target was hit. X2 good through July 31. ton spent the weekend with Mr. which he stated he was in a Base ble; 4 chainr...... 49.75 BUREAU or gagctl by The Connecticut Board short ^Ime if forced down. Forces schools including the Radl( anyone' wonder why so many Sugar investigation with the War De­ iHoapital in Germany and revealed ciRcoijmuNa but we could not criticize Russia of Education to teach extension At Guadaleanal. too. radar op­ Americans jam therbselves up in and Mr*. Arthur J.'Vinton. Other erators picked up enemy planes These missions are the longest, school at Sioux Falls, South Da Book Four Stamp 35 valid for partment and os a result of a guests were Miss Muriel Chase that he had sustained two bullet Tb* Herald Printing Company, Inc*. for lack of "honesty. But the ugly courses for'Teachers. At present she over-water combat flights (more kota, and the' Gunnery Schooi' a 'cities. five pounds thi'ough June 2. Next checkup the revision of the War Witty for is on the teaching faculties'Of the approaching. U. S. planes were and Edwin Renault of Worcester. wounds in his right arm. aaraste* no financial reaponsibnllt] fact about the present situation Is than 2,000' miles round trip) yet Nunia, Arizona. In civilian life h May Be Able To See Joy -stamp valid May 1. department status was given them ■ . — H------typographical arrora appearing In ad- Teachers College in New Britain, sent up to meet them. Radar Circle Inset shows type of echo display seen on screen of cathode- attem pted in World W ar II. Saturday. ewtlsemanta 'a The Manchester Bee* that Russia has given her word, operators followed the battle in was a atudent at Manchester HigI And if they look and listen they SIroes Shirley Temple Notes Birthday ning Herald. The Hartford Junior College. The ray |ul>e. The Hiioresceiit s|M>t sw'ce|M along the time base 0.4 ie The 'T Bombed Jauan Club " was school, clas9_qf ’42 will be able to aee some of the real Book Three Airplane Stamps 1, Corporal Heatley was one of the and then proceeded to defiant,- cal­ .Junior School of West Hrilrtford, their scope*, sow the planes mix- ^ originally formed following the first inductees from Manchester Hollywood. April 23—(/Iv^Shir-1 ing it up. even saw bombs ex-■ ayriehlxinlsm with the transmitted pulses. The received echoes His mothei-rMrs. H. G. Wemei Joy and feel some of the deep war­ 2 and 3 good indefinitely.... -OPA Putnam School of Meriden and from two targets are seen at * distance from O corresponding to first Eleventh Air Force mission resides .it 139 Hollister street High school to enter the service ley Temple celebrated a birthday | RUBBER Monday, April 23 lous performance in contradiction plode. And the operators .sat there 1 time sadness of the people. Take says no plah.s to cancel any. (her studio says she's now 17)1 WATKINS The Hartford School 6f Music. She the time takt'n for the pulses to travel to and from the targets Tl over Paramushiru and Shimushu Manchester, Conn. and he was seriously wounded in of her word. And that fact, If it at their radar In.struments watch-1 one train, for example. Gasoline today at her home. Her fiance I SHEETING composes and' arranges her own and T2. Diagram shows the use of pulses of radio waves P1-P4, It carried one carload of news- 15-A coupons good for four gal­ action in Augu.st, 1944, shortly af- At Berlin, At WashinKton is allowed to remain a fact, and choreography and travels widely ing the battle and saying things tc ;• he entered the lines and he was Sergt. Jack Agar, arrived last i By the Yard. like, "Sick 'em Tige!" It-was more emitted at regular intervals to determine the distance of the tar­ advanced elements, about 50 yard, papennen going to the conference. lons each through June 21. B-6, 0^ McuicUedi&i not healed by change In Russian throughout the state. get T from the sending and receiving aerials, .41, .42, by measuring C-6, B-7 and C-7 good for five gal­ returned to duty on the front five night to sepnd the day with her. I Arthuf* Drug Stores Th* Big Three—Russia, Brit­ fun, they said, than any dogfight. from the enemy, where the mor But otheiTVlse Its passengers were months later to receive his second He is stationed at nearby March 1 performance, casts its shadow The local Y.M.C.A, has approved the time of travel of the pulses along the |>ath Al, TA2. Local Soldier tar ob.server was located, and fron servicemen and the usual swarm lons each. 845 .Main St. TeL 8806 ain, and the United States—are in her work highly and sponsors There are three main types ot Fuel Oil wound. He w ears the lAirpIe H eart field. i. 1 over all the future, for it mean* radar equipment — surface," atr that position to establish commu ■ of men. women and children, each medal for wounds in actiom th* process of two meetings to­ classes in modern dance under her radar apparatus Is the cathode ray command plane, for pattern nications and relay firing ordei on some personal mission, of his Period One through Five cou­ that these three great nations direction. The classes are divided and fire control— and there are e Honored Again pons good everywhere indefinite­ , His brother, . Lieut. David J. day, One of the meetings is a number of varieties of each of the oscilloscope.' commonly known as bombing. back to his 8 MM mortar platoon own. Heatley, is with the Army Crimi­ cannot trust each other in peace into three groupings, small chil­ With bullets mowing the grass an« ly. Last year's Period Four and physical meeting, in or around or.|. three main types. Equipment in, Just “the scope.”' Radar bombing is not yet suit­ There a Sailor rqturnlnK Five Coupons also valid. nal Investigation Division serving aa they could in war. dren, an older age group and use a year ago is out of When and if It occurs, it will be formance on Wedne.sday evening completely blacked out by, heavy Amelia Mozzer, of 40 Crestwood Award of Oak Leaf Cluster t' elbows on his knees, his fingers Tuesdays: Closed all dSy to the Gates chose his sermon topic, for only a technician can under­ movement of the ship or plane “The Need and Danger of Wider Olo.sed Wednestlay Afternoons. greeted with qu^et sighs of re­ May 2 at th* South Methodist stand them. on which the radar is located. clouds, or. when it may be partial­ drive; has the distinction of hav­ Bronze Star Medal; interlocked, staring at His fingers. public. DON'T.. church. Horizons." The choir rendered the lief, which will in no clear way in­ Memorable Words How Radar Works Radar reaches its highest de­ ly hidden by light clouds that ing earned the Bronze Star Medal On 14 October 1944, a t 120( There was a Marine lieutenant. Wednesday: 2 p. m. to 5 p m. hours, Pfc. Mozzer crawled up Hil He had a aharp face and ribbons Thursday and Fridays: 10 a m anthem, “The Lord Is Exalted" dicate that this meeting may be The most complete authorized gree of usefulness in aerial war­ may form over the target just as twice in separate actions in Sep­ and during the offertory, “Lead Of the whole legacy of njemora- description published during the fare. To the air forces personnel. the plane is ready to enter its 882, near xxxx France, 300 yard oh his chest. He was returning to 5 p. m. e< more influence on future his­ tember and October, 1944, while from leave; too. His wife was go­ Us. O Father.” Put that worn out bedding ble phrases spoken by Franklin Gloria Vanderbilt war appeared recently in the Brit­ radar has become known. as bombing run. , beyond his company under th Saturdays: 10 a. m. to 12:30 Sunday evening Ronald Ed­ tory than th* meeting of armies “Mickey." Mickey is responsible | Flying over water, ships appear *erving with the 15th U. S. Infan- cover of the sfirrounding brush, t ing to have a baby in another six noon. Delano Roosevelt In the cqur.se of ish publication. Wireless World. j mondson led the Senioc Christian for radar bombings, the most in- j as tiny specks, moving across the | try 7th Army in France and Ger­ set up comniunications with hi weeks. Office telephone 5189. around Berlin. his public life, it is doubtful that As reprinted in part in the U. S Would that do anything to his Endeavor and the topic for the Stokowski’s Bride magazine Broadcasting, ithc pi in-1 genious development of the radar ^ radar scope glass a."- the plane ap- many. forward observer, and relay fir evening was, “Making Up My Own back after housecleaning Toward the physical meeting at any Will be remembered longer or principle in the war thus far. proachea and as the ship itself The award of the Bronze Star orders hack to his platoon, in spit- determination, to his ability to ciple of operation das described fight with all his heart? "No,",ho Mind." Shirley Wright, the leader Berlin, these three great nations recalled oftener than the coura­ as follows: Radar bombing was first used moves. Medal and Oak Leaf cluster to the of enemy sniper fire that hamper for the Junior C. E. talked on Los Angeles, April 23—dp)— by U. S. Army Air Forces in raids Approaching a shoreline, the Bronze Star Medal, the latter con­ ed his advance. Disregarding sni aeid. "Why should It?” Glenbrook Flier have formed the greatest military geous and challenging statement A complete station consists of There was a white-hair jd wom­ "What We Know About Jesus.” Leopold Stokowski and his a combination of transmitter and on Vienna. Munich and Klagen- water will show up light In shad­ stituting a second award, was per fire hitting Inches from him Event for the Week eoalltion in hlstmy. At one stage In bis first Inaugural addrea: made by Major General John W. Pfc; Mozzer reachfd the crest an with a tiiborn hat. She was althy young bride, Gloria Van­ receiver. The transmitting or furt in October 1944. This cat was ing. the land blacky as on a simple leading a half-dozen girls, crowd­ Killed in Crash On Monday a conference for Once yon get that old, sleep-robbing bedding out of or another in ^ beginning of “The only thing we have to fear derbilt Stokowski, were in seclu let out of the bag in dispatches i outline map. Rivers, lakes or oth‘ O'Daniel, commanding the 15th the hill, 25 vards from the enem; Sunday School teachers and offi­ sending portion emits radiation and successfully relayed the nec ed around her seat, in singing “Oh. ;.our bed.s make up your mind never to put it back! their military collaboration, . each is fear itself.” Sion today after a week-end wed­ over a broad arc in the approxi­ cleared by the 15th Air Force in I er large reflecting masses will Ihfantry. cers will be held at the First Con­ Pfc. Mozzer is one of three essary firing orders to his mei Susanna” and other songs of an Avenger Field, Sweetwater, Best way is to plan ahead... select your Steams & thesa^now great powers kdew Never did this country have ding in Mexico that almost was mate direction it is desired to ex­ Italy in November, when coire-|show on this tiny scope “animated earlier America. Tqx., April 23— Second LieuL gregational church at West Hart­ prevented by a plane accident. plore. When this radiation strikes ' spondents were permitted to an-1 map,” not more than six inches brothers in service, the others be-' though he himself came under hi ford. Several teachers and officers Foster “Style A” bedding right now and we’ll re­ conditions like those of despera­ more need of courage and confi­ ing Staff Sergt. Charles A. Moz­ own fire with shell fragments nai Losids of Joy and Sorrow Richard R. Branch, 26, was killed Gloria, who gained control of an object having appreciable con­ nonnee that Mickey had been across. ye.sterday when the single engine of our local Sunday School are serve for Housecleaning-day-delivery! It’s the kind tion, when the enemy seemed all- dence than on that bleak March bombing raids from that As the plane's radar picks up zer, USMC, stationed at the Ma­ rowly missing him on several oc The Negro porter said: “I guess planning to attend. , $4,364,000 fortune on her 21st ductivity . . . some of the energy used in ca.sions. As a result of his hazard every train that moves now ha.s fighter plane he was piloting of bedding that givea you extra rest by relaxing strong, the chances of overcoming day In 1933. And never did the birthday Feb. 20, and the S8-year- theater. the targetein the scope, the pilot rine Corps Air Depot, ^.Aliramar, Saturday and Sunday, "''jjitay 5 is reflected or scattered back to­ San Diego, Calif., and Pfc. An­ ous but well performed missioi a load of Joy and sorrow aboard. crashed six miles northeast of you completely. that enemy too slim almost for words of one man have a more old -orchestra conductor were mar­ ward the receiver which is in­ Lead Plane Sets Pace will set his course for a bonib run and 6, the annual convention of over the objective. thony Mozzer. USMC, stationed at three Ger nans were killed, abou The things I’ve seen. Children, nearby Rotan. the Christian Endeavor Union will human hope. But they learned ried at Mexicali, Mexico, Satur­ stalled moderately close to the Radar bombing has also been nine wounded and the rcmuinini their fathers killed in the war. Lieutenant Branch was the immediate and stimulating effect. used extensively in the Pacific, The bombardier then 'focuses Cherry Point, N.' C. be held at Columbia, beginning at how to pool their effort* until, fi­ day night. transmitter. . During his extended service as oefenderi forced to withdraw. Wives, their husbands killed in the brother of Col. Irving L. Branch, Everywherev the words were re­ They narrowly escaped Injury "If the latter emits the radio I particularly on B-'29 Super-For- the target in the cross hairs at 2:30 p. m. Saturday, and closing a member of Cqmpany G 15th In­ War. Mothers, their sons killed. deputy commander of the 72nd at 6 p. m. Sunday evening. Some nally, their weaknesses could be peated, and everywhere people as a chartered plane in which they waves in short trains or pulses,' tress raids against Japan, the center of his bombing scope. Soldiers with something that hap­ Radar then takes over and does fantry in France and Germany. Fighter wing at Peterson field, of the leaders are; Rev. Ceorge E. nourished into strengths. They saw, for the first time In months, were flying from Reno, Nev.. was, the time of transit of these to the. It is not necessary that every Pfc. Mozzer has been wounded five pened In their families." Colorado Springs. Colo. ' His reflecting target and back to the ^ plane in a raid be equipped with everything else. It flies the plane Millard, returned chaplain; A. J. learned to hold the enemy until a ray of hope shine through con- forced down near Mojave, , Calif. times and returned to duty. He Thera vros a Brazilian newspa­ mother, Mrs. Helen, L. Branch, 21 Brundage. and Edwin Wells of William Guerniann of Reno, pro­ receiver can be measured, by dis-1 radar apparatus. The lead plane at the' target and at the precisely on Y ou t perman, making his first trip they could begin to fashion the fu.sion and despair. was awarded the Purple Heart Maple avenue. Glenbrook, Conn., Bo.ston. The theme of the confer­ prietor of a plane sei'vice, said playing the received signals on*in any formation may bo the only correct hundredth of a second It HIAHIN.0 AIDI ac.xisa the United States. The train relentleaa tide of strength which releases the bombs. Medal with four oak leaf clusters. has been notified of his death. ence will be "Christ Calls Youth This defiance of fear was more the pilot reported on his return the screen of a cathode ray tube.” one u.sing a Mickey the other Offlciel Citations was sliding down the western has since carried them to the than a prescription for the coun­ to Renp that the plane developed 9o much for a technical de­ planes releasing their ' bombs Marvelous. miraculous, magic FoIIoteing are the official cita­ slopes of the Rockies. The great, scription. The heart of the whole when signaled to do so bv the Mickey. •40 snowcapped. Indestructible moun- glowing threshold of victory at try's economic ills of the moment. engine trouble and landed on^ a tions accompanying the two tOMnnt ARTHUR’S Berlin. highway. awards of the Bronze Star Medal tolna were everywhere. It was a distinguishing mark of Mid«l A-3-A 845 Main Street! “God, what a country," the Bra- Toward that meeting at Berlin, From there, Gloria and Stokow­ he died shortly afterwards. He day and the second on Friday at to Pfc. Mozzer; President Roosevelt's life. He re­ ski hitch-hiked a ride to the bor­ was born in Poland and came to 2:45 p. m. at the Palace theater. Award of Bronze Star Medal; sUlon sold, his English heavy with each has made its sacrifice,. each fused to quail before the on­ der and were married by Civil Rockville this country 37 years ago and to All clothing will go to the Na­ o h Sept. 9. 1944, about 1900, a t a Portuguese sccenL “When the has contributed its Irreplaceable Judge Apolonio Nunez in the tional Clothing Collection drive. France, Pvt. F. C. Mozzer attach­ conference is over In San Francis- Minimum down payment; balance slaught of a crippling illness, be­ Rockville 23 years ago. He com I’m jgolng to see more of th is function. There is no responsible Mexicali government palace at I'O ducted a grocery store on Spring ed to Co. G.. 15 Inf., left his posi­ 1,,00 EASY TERMS in equal monthly installments; .small fore the attsekH of adversaries or' country. I’m going back east in a carrying charge. citisen of any of the three nations o'clock Saturday night. Jimmy street. He was a member of St. tion with the company which had GET YOUR CAR the Incredible burden of cares and Pastor’s Wish been temporarily halted by an en­ I bus. rn stop at nighL ITI talk to Alvarez, operator of a' Mexicali Joseph's Catholic church. St. Jo­ Local Teacher tb* people." who would quarrel" over which did responsibilities which finally caw, was beat man. seph's society, the Kosciuszko emy road block, to crawl 300 yards moat, o r CQpMtiuted most, toward crushed him. Club and the Polish-Americafi Elected Treasurer laying wire as he went, under PAINTED thla' moinent in military history. Is Accepted Club: heavy enemy ''machine-gun, ma­ SiDlMilaralilp W inner KlUed Bed, dresser, c best I 8 4 00 The ' description which Franklin chine pistql and rifle fire, up to the We Stm BaY* There is military honor for all. Roosevelt coined for A1 Stnith Contract Bridge He leaves his wife. Mrs, (Ton- There is mutual appreciation of stance Dombraaka Pliska: two - Ernest Par.ciera, of 226 Parker . Burlington. April 23—{tp—John • ‘‘i was even thbre applicable to him­ Rockville Church, Acts sons, S. Sergt. William L. Pliska street, was ree'Iected treasurer of Pre-War Materials. O. Footer, who in 1934 won th'ifT'';[ the effort which made it possible. Rich mahogany from the tropics, lacquered and hand rubbed to a glowing self., He was truly a Happy War­ Title Won Again On Resignation ..of of Pratt. Kansas: Edward W. Plis- the Connecticut Vocation Assocla- 'Teificee Ingenuity scholarship 'a t patina, forms all the broad surfaces of this refined Chippendale Eighteenth . And the meeting Itself, involved rior. -He never dodged a fight k'a of Rockville; two daughters, ,tlon a t its. annual meeting S atur­ Worcester Polytechnic institute, Century beilroom. ’Solid American gumwood is used for structural parts, ‘ and dramatic process of military when a fight was inevitable. He Rev. Geo. S. Brookes; M rs.'Russell Pinney of New 'York day .at the Wilcox Technical SOLIMENf & hoe been killed In action in the New York. April '23.—(,)—Fu­ as a candidate for the pulpit at the 'Will hold'Special shows this week Ruhy-and-crysta! ash trays neral .services for the Rev. Thomas Bidders are Invited to call at Three military unlty^unity from to the newer problems of aerody­ Baptist church two weeks ago. St which • time)- ohildren donating the office of Superintendent Bow­ Oriental Rugs (to left) come in a nest of Grenfell, of Stamford, who died Meeting Tonight five or more pounds of, clothing, top to htittom. I t is Boiiiething to namics. such as the behavior of Saturday night in the Stamford en and review the plana and specl- three size.s, the largest one . cheer about. A meeting of the 'Vernon War will be admitted free of charge. flofctlona on file In said, office. inches. aircraft at speeds above that of hospital will- "be held Tuesday Council end the Re-employment The first will be held at 3 p. m. at — CcM— And, at Washington, \ i sound, problems which the advent at the First Methodist church. committee will be held this eve­ the Princess theater on Wednes­ Bach bid is to be sealed and witnessing the attempted second Rev. Grenfell would have been If You Want To marked “Bid for Swimming Pool generation to generation the art of weaving of jet-propelled planes have al- 770, "years of age, in June and was ning at 7:30 o'clock at the Com­ OUR.NAMf it eis^ated in ' and Bath Housea at Ro^rtaon meeting—-the meeting of Big ready post'd. mon Council room with the chair­ Oriental Rugs has been passed down from those born ill England, coming to this man Dr. George S. Brookes pre­ 7426; the public mind with 6n* Playground," forwarded to the who wove for tlie Primes of the Orient and the 'Three minds. In that -pieeting, the Our military authorities, have country in 1912. ' ■ siding. quality end profeuionet com­ Buy Or 'Sail oaid Selectmen a^ the above od- Big Three who knew how to co­ He was Ddstor of the Waterside- dreaa and accompanied with con: majestic temples to today. The same vegetable ’W a th } ' been conducting, aa part of the, """ Mrs. Rose Kopf CASH FOR OIL BURNER petence. operate 80 brilliantly towanf the Methodikt -church and assistant Mr*. Rose Schoenlnger Kopf, PAY traetor’a certified check In the dyes and the identical tying of each tuft by hand war effort, similar research,' in pastor of the First Methodist amount of'85(X) payable to the military victory In this war arc. cooperation- with the National age 85, widow of Joseph Kopf, for . SERVICE Wideipreed knowieda* eon- makes the Oriental Rugs of today the finest floor church, both in Stamford. many years a resident of Rock­ REAL : Town of Manchester, Connecticut. coverings obtainable. * melting one more of'a long series Advisoiy Council for Aeronautics. His widow. threoi-eonB-end six cerninq both th* high char­ Bids are to be opened at an exec­ Gl ville, died Sunday at New York acter of our tervico end th* of efforts to find out how to coop­ The work, end of course, the find­ grandchildren ■ survive. City. She was bom in Germany TOP PRICES utive session of the Board of Se­ felmoti of our price* ceuM erate toward th# peace of tomor­ ings and conclusions are war se­ June 25, 1850, afid caihe to this lectmen within five days after the Sizes from 2x3 at $39,95 Wa have an experienced femlliek who hove recenkiv ESTATE close of bids, at which meeting no row. crets, St present.' One Interesting country 68 years ago, spending the Teen-Age Center greeter p a rt of h ir life in this com­ eerrice man BTailable at all moved h e re to th e ro with bidder will be admitted. to 9x12 size at 1695.00 And there is every possible con­ discovery can be disclosed, how­ At munity. She leaves one TOn, Aloy- CARS oldtimo retidentt the confi­ Tb* Board of Selectmen re- trast between the spirit of this ever. And that Is that when plane aius 'K opf of Renneellear, N. Y., tiAea. 'After hours, call Reopened Saturday dence they hove teemed to cervee the right to reject eny and meeting and th* epirlt of the speed nears that of sound, all pre- four daughters, Mrs. Julia Dupuy REGARDLESS OF MAKE, 2-1731. sit blda and to let a eeparate con­ hove In ut. Fair Pricas meeting around Berlin. Hera there >^ioualy proven rule* and laws of and Mrs. Celia Henke of New York MODEL OR CONDITION tract for the bath bouses and "C A R E for your furniture" I* euapiclon, and distrust, and' un- Jumble Inn, Manchester's teen­ City: Mrs. -Josephine Richter and swimming pool if the beat Inter- Make your selections now for I aerodynamics mean nothing. age center,, reopened Saturday Mrs. Anna Trapp of Rockville; Can lata of the Town will be so served, after-housecleaning delivery! happy wUllngncss to risk tbose For the sake of our future de­ night. The canteen again enter­ seven grandchildren; 48 great CALL ind all bidders are requested to Whethw it’s bedroom,' dining things which may mean war In fense and our future In commer­ tained a large group of teen-agers. grandchildren. The funeral will be x>nault w ith the Town Engineer When Junior drops his gum in your favorite chair.. .get. out No s{)ecial program w as ar- held, on Wednesday from St. Ber­ ind look the ground over where WATKINS or living room furniture, th* world of tomorrow. Here cial aviation, continued' coopera­ WILLIAMS your “Care for your fumiture”.booklet. It tells how to care there is elemental, troubled jeal- rang^ but all’ the canteen’s facili­ nard's church at an hour to be an­ njLD Wm. F. Johnson laid construction is'to be com­ you’ll see an unusually com­ for upholsteries. Ask for a copy at our switchboard. tive research by government and ties were available. Bowling, and nounced with burial In St. Ber­ OIL SERVICE.' INC. pleted before making bide. plete selection at Watkins. eiMy and nervouaneaa. Here ts ping pong highlighted th* eve­ nard’s cemetary. private industry la - essential. •riMh'—I 11* — er n*e* I* Builder — Real Batata For and by order of the Board detenninad, once again, And there would seem to be lit­ ning’s ecUvltlea. The game room Leola B.'Pllakn If (Meetmen of tba Town of Man- whether this Big Three can trust was alao In popular demand- Danc­ Lotii* B. Pllaka, 56, of 21, Spring Johnaon-BnUt Homaa theater, Connecticut I tle occasion for fear that compe- ing was held during the; evening atraet died suddenly Sunday aft­ BesK tor peso* aa it hss been ebl* URKEe» Sherwood Q. Bowers, tltlbn with Britain would lead us in the gym. ernoon at bis home. He was visit­ BROAD STREET I e trust itself in wsr. Here Is be- Secretary. Into sn “armament rape." The fu­ A special program is now being ing with friends duripg the after­ TELEPHONE 7426 ' hkf Bltennlned «vbether s dlplo- ture role of aviation Is peaceful planned by the program commit­ noon end feeling Ul returned to 'hta tee for this Saturday night. home. A physician was called end I \ BOAriUms^^TICK HKKALU. MANCHESTBK, c o n n , MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1948 MANCHESTER BVENINQ HERALD, HANCHB8IER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 28,1948 iiGHT ' 1‘ west of invested Berlin cleared ManchcHter Resident east of Dresden the Russians cap­ Toward Heart tured Biacofswerta, 16 miles from 25th W e three fourths of Dessau (120,000 )^ In 30 Engagements Seek to Put v W T10-*1#M Walker Hopes to End Jinx FroBt Damage^^ • Is a Dancing Star their "goal. captured Bitterfeld (17,000) and W IN M > -1 *M *8 Radio SSK=iS!S Wenzel,' Relay Team White Sox Cop Twin From Three Sides; Otlfcr Red Arm y spearheads en­ prepared for the dramatic meet­ War t la s A resident of this town, veloped Luebben, 35 miles south­ Date Observed ing with the Russians— If Indeed M ore Meat By Repeating Batting Title Expected Here ^ known professionally only as east o f Berlin, and Dahme, 35 i t ' has not already occurred. Nlni, Is proving to be the lead- Nazi Capital Afire Chemnitz (335,()00) in Saxony re­ 4:00— W D RC — House Party;*7:80 —WDRC^ —Thanks to the Capture First Places miles south. The Russians ' did not Bill From St. Louis , Ing attraction at the Club Fer- News; WHTD Musical Round­ Yanks; WHTD -The Lone confirm German reports that fight­ mained besieged by troops In Its Upon Tables dlnando In Hartford, it is re- RelHtiveg and Friendfi. •qutakirts. ' up; W T H T — News; Glrand’s Ranger; W T H T — Outlea in C »o w «n Say Tlicy Can- (Continued From Page One) ing raged In Koenlgswuster-Hau- veale her audiences as "slation in Coepenlek. one of Ber­ Yesterda.v they were pleasantly Prices housewives pay for meat WTHT — kay-0-<3uU. Johnny Wenael and the two mile ■ectloii oaat o f Mancheeter and it of Lake Constance, Gen. Jean de Songs; WHTD — Musical and cold wealher. / Boston 3-6, Philadelphia 2-7. BjrJoeBelddw lin's main .southeastern suburbs III Berlin, Nazi siirpri.sed when a group of their are not affected. 8:80— W DRC — Burns and Allen; relay team at Don Hall, Ward AsMielated Prsoa Sporto W riter la aicpected to cauae aome damage Nini. Lattre de Tasalgny's French Roundup; WTIC — Young Wld- q.— ------.------Chicago 3-0, Pittsburgh 0-2. sml 10 miles from the renter of relatives and elo.se friends from The $34,000,000 — mostly In In­ Bill Henry: WHTD — Blind Strange, Jake Donovan and Gob to the atrawberry crop In this aec- Arm y was within 230 miles of dor Brown. McKinney paced Manchester High Brooklyn 3, New York 1. For the first Utne in 25 yeota; the city, had been recaptured. Farmington and this town railed creased mihsidies—will be paid at g;00—WDRC.—News; Ad Uner; Date; WTHT — American Dis­ 'lion where the berries are in blos- by .lafianese who killed three Ma- Mtxlena, which Allied armies In in the eighth annual renewal of the St. Louis 2-7, Cincinnati 0-9 the Chicago White Sox hava got­ The cc)nim'iinli|ue said lighting Radio Reports to extend .their rongratulafions that annual rate to slaughterers W H TD — Terry and the Pirates; cussion League; W n C — How­ riiies and wounded one other. Italy besieged. Th<^y were 108 Connecticut Relay held at the (10). ten away to a flying start in tho aom. „ — was raging through Berlitz. Treh- and best wishes, and to bring many claim Is fclreing them out of WTHT —Chick Carter; WTIC ard Barlow’s Orchestra. I t was one of the moat,‘ severe .\1aj. Frederick Raiisehenback mile across the towering Alps University of Connecticut last '^ K f £AM£ coach JoHHUr/ CoPPtDSH^ .'\merlKui bln Tcitown and Dahlwitz a airing (Continued From Page One) them many, beautiful gifts of flow­ In an effort to eaBr a "squeeze" —^When a Girl Marries. 9:00— W D RC — Radio Theater; Local Sport American L«ague pennant race. of New York city said his Corsair from the northern boundary of Satufday afternoon. he Kspr sAyma i was a New York 5. Washington 2. frosts of recent years with Ice of southern -suburbs within 10 to ers and appropriate useful arti­ business. 6:15—WHTD — Dick Tracy; W H TD — Mood and the Melody; In winning a Sunday twin-MlI lighter sqimdjcpn plastered Yuza Italy. • On the approaches to As has been the custom in the Be r r e e mah tv a n mu^ia l - ■ > Detroit 6. Cleveland 6. 'form ing In many places In the 24 miles of the heart of the cap­ .losiph Goebbels also was In Ber­ cles. The objective of the new distri­ ■WTHT— Superman; WTTC — WTHT — Gabriel Hsatter; from the S t Louis Browns, 4-3 and ^suburban areas so thick that it village, five and a half miles Augsburg (185,704), only 23 miles w n c — The Telephone Hour. past, no points were g;iven for any Chicago 4-5, .St. Louis 3 (10) 3. ital. lin. , The party was arranged, uh- bution control system is to divert Portia Faces Life. Chatter Philadelphia 6. Boston i. 6-3 to sweep their three-game se­ could not be broken with the fln- south of Naha, island capital, awny at reports many hours old, 9;15- tWTHT — Prisoner of War event. A high wind and cold The high command claimed that Yesteicla.v s DNB broadcast known to them, by their daughter. more llvjjstock to Federally-in­ 6:30— W DRC — W ar Commen- ries with the American League 'gers. with .'iOO-pound Vkps in Berlin, previous­ sllow more meat to move across Armstrong; WTHT — Baseball National low ' temperatures the peach or- Orofl of Belle. .Mo., a night fight­ Mrs. Ponticclli prepared a delicious entrance from Italy Into the Ba­ Pfc. Gerard Blanchard USMC, state lines to areas of scarcity. Coronet Story Teller; WTHT - were concluded in the rain. P A ’S last year has been rejected Not since 1920, when t)M Sox north three miles fro,m the Pot.s- ly reported nrider Lieut. Gen. Scores; South American Way; W. L. Pet. OBL ' Chards and apple ■ orchards In er pilot, shot down a Japanese supper of salads, cold meats, rel- varian redoubt. son of Mr. and Mm. Nicholas The Better Half; W nC — In­ Tjie relays resumed after a lapse for the armed forces. Banks It was won their first six games lue the -Screen SUr Play: the leading Glass A teams In the .667 That year the Sox finished the awing north of the city had The name of the new commander tute a 10-point program to solve ( WHTD — Captain Midnight; state. The events that were run all Square Grill team in the TV’I St. Louis damage by the moving airs. Many William H. Crozier of Columbia, cake. She also presented to her point only ten miles from Ulm home after 22 months service In W H TD — Guy Lombardo and 3 2 .600 1 season in second place with M reached the Havel river which was heard here as "Lieut. Colonel the meat problem announced last', WTHT — Tom Mix; WTIC — afternoon were for all three classes League this summer and not the Cincinnati 3 3 .500 'orchards In low-lying sections, out Tenn.. ernsh landed an4 Hank Borowy's three-httter. Doubt Hitler In Berlin serves ns pianist and vocalist. She ish injured prisonera of war” were and W ar Department, the program Jackson) (Thspman Tech; fifth, occur until tomorrow. of Tungtfng lake against the right —west of the Havel river-- was School for training as a Marine Schenker. 11:00— News on all stations. and Is now awaiting call. Philadelphia 4 2 .667 1*3 Chicago’s National League en­ Authoritative London quarters has an excellent soprano voice and there. The city is virtually on calls for a rigorous campaign Manchester. Time, :45.8. Qibwer Joseph Pero stated that flank of the Japanese advance on under a.ssault by a Russian spear­ Corps btrgler. He was ordered to 8:30— W D RC — George B. Arm ­ 11:15— WDRC — Joem Brooks; Detroit 4 2 .667 l>-4 try, the Cubs, also stayed In the professed no knowledge--at least is often called upon to assist in the Swiss frontier and on the against black markets. As a re­ One Mile Medley Relay— Won by he had his smudge poU working Cbihklang, Important U. S. 14th head. Hennlgsdorf Is within duty with the 58th Task Force and stead; WHTD —The Answer W H TD — Musical Roundup; Washington 3 3 .500 2*4 limelight with a twin-victory over for publication—of Hitler's where­ lodge programs, Swiss side o f Lake Omstance. sult O PA is adding 500 Investiga­ Hartford (Jackson, Bottaro, Shus- George May former PA short­ on a secUon of his large prehart Air Force base 250 miles south­ Berlin's encircling autobahn and went overseas In Beptemher 1943. Man; WTIC —Jack Says "Ask W T H T — Baseball Shores; It’s CHeveland - 1 4 .200 4 thi Pittsburgh Pirates, 3-0 ahd abouts. but one reliable source ex- Bc.sides Mrs. Pontleelll. Mr. and In winning 50 miles of the Elbe, tors to Its meat' enforcement staff, kus, Breaux). Second, Weaver; stop was one of a large group of . last night and there was some: east of Chungking, have made less than seven miles from the es­ Pfc Blanchard has taken part Me Another.” Dance Time; W n C — Harkneas St.' Louis 1 5 .167 4*4 5-2, before 27,690' faps. A w ild'' pre.ssed doubts that the fuehrer, or Mrs. Tedford have seven other which atihins a width of two to trebling Its size. third. East Hartford; fourth, Hill- danger that damage had been further gains, the high command cape gap at Spandau. in more than 30 Naval Engage­ of Washington. local lads who jofirneyed down to *AAJo iHeH, OP cou cse, Boston 0 6 .008 demonstration was staged by the even Propaganda Minister Joseph children, They are Walter, MM four miles beyond Hamburg, the Darts cautioned, however, 6:45—WDRC —News; W H to — house; fifth, Manchester. Time THePB m e Mysicp 6*4 caused to the peach crop by the said tonight. ments Including the Invasion of the 11:30—W DRC — Boyd Raeburn New Haven last Saturday for his Today’s (lamee Buc fans who pelted players, um­ With the final battle for the Goebbels, president of the capital, 1-c who is a Seabee In the U. S. British captured the North sea against regarding the new actions !| Hop Harrigon; WTIC —Lowell 3:58. extreme cold. Chinese vanguards were report- Philippines, bombings of Tokyo, Orchestra; W H TD — Saludos draft exam and returned 1-A. DIXIE ViAlKER^ National pires and everyone In sight with capital of Hitler’s crumbled Reich was in Berlin. Navy and at present stationed in Naval headquartera of Buxtehude, as a cure-all. He emphasized that Thomas. Mile Relay — Won by Hartford atrawberry blossoms In most of e(l to have reached the suburbs of the Ryukyus, inv,asion of Iwo Jima, Amigos; WTHT — Bernie Cum­ (N o games scheduled) seat cushions to show their disap­ mounting toward a ciritiax Nazi New Guinea; George. Milton. Rich­ west of Hamburg, where Adhilral the war.and military needs are the T:00— WDRC —Jack Kirkwood (Bottaro, Martin. Shuskus, Let- the areas near Manchester are ■nyang. northwest of Changsha This source .saw the announce­ Formosa, battle of Leyte, the In- mings' Orchestra; WnC — j p r e t A t C I p/As. pointment over the double defeat. broadcasting station claimed that ard, Arthur, Margaret and Ronald. Engel was taken prisoner. He was main cause of the meat shortage Show; WHTD —Headline EJdl- son). Second Hillhouse; thtrd. New Manchester High’s baseball team American Just opening and growers were and main enemy base for the ment merely as an attempt to bol­ Author's Playhouse. TH£ au'/ hJHO SmHS , Th'c^t. Louls-Clncinnatl double- the fuehrer was In the-city di­ Milton and Richard entertained the second in command In the North vaion of the South China coastline and that the steps taken will not tion; WTHT — Pulton Lewis, Britain; fourth. East Hartford; suffered a defeat In their initial (N o games scheduled) frank to say that if a frost of last enemy drive. The high command ster resistance, saying the report­ and Formosa. 11:45— WDRC — Elliot Laurence - XH AT B A t l* header which the Cards and Rede recting the fierce fighting and gathering yesterday playing on the sea area. Rotenburg also fell. solve the problem "In the sense of Jr.; w n c — Supper Club. fifth, Weover. Time, 3:49.6. ■tart to Hall 8 to 4. The team Bight’s degree comes next week, said Chinese troops also had driven ed plan for a Nazi retreat Into the Orchestra. split wrt« highlighted by the ejec­ that Propaganda Minister Ooeb- cornet and baritone saxophone. In­ A fter his month's furlough he glv'ing cvei'ybody all the meat he T:15— WDRC — Hedda Hopper Two Mile Relay—Won by Man-f lacked life and there wasn't one the entire strawberry crop fdr the to the western suburbs of Nlng- Bavarian Alps surrounding 'Hit­ cidentally,. Arthur was bom on his Eliminate German Bulge will report to the Marine Barracks, 12:00—W H TD — News; Music; tion (if Bucky Walters. The Red- siang, west of Changsha and base bcls was there too "demanding ler's acj-ic- at Berchtesgaden would The Canadians west of Bremen wants." Hollywood; WHTD —Raymond w n c — News; St. Louis Seren­ Chester (Hall, Strange, DonoVan, member of the team that showed legs’ ace righthander was banish­ season w ill be ruined. parents' 15th anniversary and Newport Naval Training Station, American Meat -Institute offi­ New York—Dixie Walker's told him I w-as better. Finally he of a supporting Japanese column. Iron discipline from every Ber­ fail If the fuehrer were captured eliminated a German bulge south­ Gram Swing; WTHT — Hit ade. McKInny). Second, Chapman Tech; any signs of enthuslasitljduring the Leafion-Herald ed by Umpire Lou Jorda for argu­ celebrated his tenth birthday to­ Newport, R. I„ for reassignment. cials in Chicago commented: worst enemy is the' record book, got me to believe It." admits Dixle._^ Northwest of Paoching, base for liner.” Tunes; W T IC — News of the 12:30— w n c — Curfew Concert. third, Hillhouse; fourth. New Bri­ entire nine Innings. Let’s pep up ing too vehemently over a decision or killed and he could not serve day. east of Friesoythe and marched to "It will take a little time to de­ Third, of course, was Dixie' a Japanese column moving in J>e Moscow dispatches said the So­ within seven miles o f Oldenburq, World. 12:45— w n c —Lae Sima. tain; fifth. East Hartford. Time, for the next game. which shows that no National calling him out at third after he Japs Recapture as a "symbol of underground war­ Mr. Tedford. who hak lived In termine Just vyhat effect the new himself and the diligent study he center of the three-column enci^y viet a-ssault was being di elected capital of the duchy of that afternoon and evening to pay their 8:49.4. League’batting champion has suc­ Sports Night attempted to stretch a two-base fare." Manchester all his life, was In the regulations will have. It is grati­ made of pull-hlttlng, an accom­ offensive, gains were made against from the Red Arm y's first head­ name. - , final respects. 880-Yard Relay (First Heat)— hit in the third inning of tho The announcement of Hitler's Navy during World War I. He Is fying to have the OPA recogniz* The game tomorrow afternoon cessfully defended his "title since plishment which opened new fields Okinawa Town the Invaders after two Japanese quarters post Inside Berlin’s out­ Rev. Palmer conducted the com­ Won by Hillhouse (Kennedy, opener. presence in Berlin was heard here entployed in Hartford. The British t()ok 5,000 prisonera there is need for the changes the at the West Side Oval against Rogers Hornsby last turned the for his base hits. counter-attacks had been repulsed. skirts where-commanders worked mittal service at the grave In the Flynn, Miller, Jackson). Second,. Merle Seltleniire, New The Cards went on to win, 2-i on the Hamburg radio only, the yesterday, raisin( their total east meat Industry has been urging, Networks Are Planning Rockville High will start at 4 Dixie says he was the most sur­ Further west* reinforced ■ Japa­ in a German-built air raid shelter. \ East cemetery. I^ew Britain; third, (Thapman trick 20 years ago. behind the hurling o f Ted Wll)(_ (Oonttnoed from Psgs On^^ northern transmitter for the Ger­ of the Rhine to 81,000 and the fig­ and that prices required an ad­ o'clock and should attract a prised man in the league when he nese units were engaged by Chi­ Soviet front dispatches said Red Tech; fourth. Weaver. Time. l;39:6i But the idol of Brooklyn calcu­ Senators^ Manager, Is but the Reds copped the nlghtiiap man network which has been split ure for the 21st Arm y group of justment.” capacity crowd. W t's hope that the finished the stretch as champion. nese troops. Army troops were fighting dog British Open Final 880-Yard Relay (Second Heat) 9-7 In 10 innings. tha 7th, 27di and 96th divisions— into two parts. Field Marshal Montgomery to John A. Grigolat The new distribution controls (rood Conference Coverage school at least passes the hat to lates he can foil tradition if he Never before had he won a batting One o f Guest Speakers In Hupeh province Chinese gedly toward the. city’s center —Won by East Hartford (Grady, title, not even when he racked Dizzy Trout won his Oecond. counUkl 11,738 Japanese killed and The Munich station was on the more than 100,000. FYineral services for John A provide for slaughter quotks for puschase some caps that the team again enjoys the help of those .,401 troops striking southward toward from the northeast through the Jacobson, Manniere, Mulligan); in the South-Atlantic League 16 game of the young season, pitch- , ST taken prisoner since D-day In air with different news broadcasts Fi"ht for Bremen; Canadian advances In north­ Grigolat of Tolland Turnpike were all non-Fcderally Inspected pack­ sorely needs In addition to help de­ three persons who spurred him to the Japanese base at Kingmcn, Prenziauer and Frledrlchshkln sec­ New York, April 23— (!P)—W ith •• Orlo Robertson, AP ' general fiecond. Hartford; third, Manches­ years ago. No rhatter how well he The presentation of the Am eri­ ing Detroit to a 6-3 triugiph over aouthem Okinawa, hla rone of ac­ for the virtually separate south, west Germany ranged up to four held yesterday afternoon at two ing houses, which handle 46 per fray the umpires and boll ex­ his titular .figure., o' .357 last sum­ northeast of the Yangtze river tors, three miles from Pot.sdamcr attention focusing on the United ; sports editor and a detective story ter; fourth. Weaver. Time, 1:39.4. hit, someone seemed to be ahead can Legion—Herald Sports Night Cleveland before 23,063, while tho tion. miles, but dhiy patrolling was re­ o'clock from the Leclerc Funeral cent of the meat supply. These quo­ penses.. mer. ThoiB^^jiersons, In their order Philadelphia Athletics handed the port of Ichang, were within 16 platz. Groups were reported mak­ but could not be clearly monitored Wail Red Jiinclion Nations conference opening at San | fan (be reads 'em in bed), is to at- 100-Yard Dash (First Heat) - of him. This did not. Include enemy caa- here. ported on the Grebbe line, ten Home. Main at Hudson street. Rev. tas will limit the animal kill of of Importance to the outfielder, program Wednesday evening at Boston Red Sox ^'ihelr sixth miles of their objective which is ing their way along Landsburg and Franciseo Wednesday, the net- i tend next week's Ellory Queen Won by Jackson. (Hillhouse); sec­ arc; Elven last year, when he hovered ualtiea on the nine K erams islands^ ' - A third station was operating on miles from Utrecht and 20-odd W. Ralph Ward, Jr., o f the South such houses to their indiv’idual Icv- ond. Sparo (N ew Britain); third, the Legion Home on Leonard straight loss, »i-l. and le'BRima offshore, captured by one of the keypolnts on the Frankfurterstrassen — broad (Continued From Page One) miles from Amsterdam. The Ger­ ejs in 1944, based on the number works are planning special broad- , CBS broadcast. He’ll be the guest There will be a meeting of all First, Mrs. Walker, who, realiz­ at a .450 pace for two months. thoroughfares running e.ast and short waves from an unknown site, Methodist church officiated. ,< Cahill (Fnst Hartford); fourth. Walker did not fancy himself a street Is by far the moat attractive The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the 77th division, or any of the enemy’s overland communications man 25th Arm y appeared to have of ration poin s they surrendered casta and are sending quite a ros- ; "armchair detective” to offer a team managers In the Manchester ing that the People's Choice had between Ichang and -Hankow. southeast 3 and 2 'ii miles from while the Morse system news serv­ The bearers were William te of commentators. The four Wochnn "nohester); fifth. Char- contejider until coach Corrldcn yet arranged. the New York Qlanto 8-1, before Japanese alain by the First apd under full force attack, even be­ caught its second wind and to be to OPA. solution to “The Adventures of Softball League tonight at 8 at the a chance to win hts first batting 27.782 fan* behind the hurling In Honan province CSiinesa the heart of the city. ices were silent and the DNB Manlerre and-Robert Jones of East chains expect to have something ton (\V >. Time, :10.6. brought the matter to his atten­ Charlie Blossfleld. busihess o t Sixth Marine divialona which over­ fore the formal splitting of the In stout positions to defend west­ " I am sure this will appeal to| the Dangerous Race.” Y. Eligibility lists and bond money crown in 17 years, brought him Curt Davis, who notched his aeo- Heavy Fighting, Kaging European service announced It Hartford. Stanley Murawskl and like 45, almost equally divided 100-Y Dash (Second Heat) — tion. That waa just before the All- ihanagcr of the Hartford Senators ran northern Okinawa. trobps repulsed twd enemy count, German Armies Was announced. ern Holland. There was fighting everyone’s sense o f fair play,” i will be handed In at this time and peace of f mind by outlawing any end triumph. The Boston Braeee Moscow reports also said heavy would curtail transmissions. Ralph Nicholson of this town. among them, on the scene. Won by I3i,hel (H artford). Second, Star GCmf, and wh'-’n Corriden and Manager Merle Settlemlre of On le alone. 736 Japanese were er-attacks west of Usihslakow, 80 The Third Arm y turned abrupt- near Arhersfoort. Davis said. "It is just retribution official rules and regulations will mention of baseball over the din­ end PhllUes split before 18.786 miles north of Lao^gkow, fprmer fighting was raging along the The German radio has given up Burial was In the Wapping Thiu, many of the regular com- Dialing tonight: NBC—8, Ca­ Costello (Manchester);.third, Carl­ ner table. said it, Dixie promptly fell into a the same team have been secured kiUe^ In the first three days of the Iv and secretly from Its eastward Polish troops occupied Folmhu- that a slaughterer who has ac­ be adopted. fans, the Braves winning the open­ site of a U. S. air hoseX Mullerstrasse 3 14 miles northwest trying to warn the population of cemetery. inentaries are originating from valcade drama "Weapon 4H:" son (Manchester); fourth, Shaw slump. So he spent those three off to come out and talk on tiaseball flya-^ay campaign ' which ended drive against Dresden and other sen and reached Bockhomt. just counted to the rationing author!-< "When I came home fretful af­ er 3-2 and the Blue Jaya earning of the Dotsdamer platz. the approach of Allied bombers, that city, as well as several extras. 8:30, Barlow concert.''I'gor Gorin; (Manchester); fifth, Kowalski days in batting practice, clouting while in addition several sound . Friday. parts of Saxonv. In an operations north of the Kusten canal near the ties for only part of his sales of ra-l (New Britain). Time, :11.8. ter a bad day, she talked about films of Major League baseball from behind with three tolllee ia In the southwestern suburbs which caused programs to be In­ Among the latter Is a 9:15 daily 9:30, Information Please, Law­ The Nichols, Bristol softball the W’eathcr or women’s hats,”\ex- baseballs until his hands blistered. American caaualtlea In ground scarcely less difficult than when It Ems river. Advancing northeast Memorial Mass tioned meat, should now find him­ 100-Yard Dash (Third Heat) — stars in action will be shown. the ninth to take the nightoap T-6i. American Bomber* Russian forces were fighting in the terrupted by achtung alarms every A first anniversary mass will series starting on MBS tonight. rence Tibbett: 10:30, I. Q. qu iz... team will hold a practice- session plaini the Birmingham Bomber. He drove out rtvo hits In the All fighting on Okinawa Itself, tabu- shifted from the- Saar Into the of captured Papenburg In the Em- self with a quota based exclusive­ Won by Kennedy (Hillhouse). Sec­ Tempelhof area, site of Berlin’s few minutes until last week. be said Wednesday morning at The BLU's weekly peace forum CBS— 7:30 (Repeat 10:30), Bob tomorrow night at 6 at the K. o f C. “ She ininaed the cooking and the Star Game. The slqmp disap­ Blossfleld has been with the la t^ as of Wednesday, were-478 AtUu;k F orm osa Ardennes to counter the German den vicinity, the Fimt Polish A r­ ly upon his lawful sales.” ond, Mulligan (East Hartford); grearttlrport and 4 miles from the The split Teglonar radio servlcea 7:30 o’clock in St. James's church, put on as a preliminary to the Hawk quiz; 8:30. Burns and A l­ grounds. All members sre urged to three children, let »ie tend to the peared. Hartford organization as the front killed, 2,487 wounded and 260 miss­ San Francisco, April 23 -(/!’) — Christmas hrehkthrough effort. mored division established Itself in Similar limitations have been third,. McKay (Manchester); city's heart. causrt conflicting reports to be fo the repose of the soul of'^ohn conference w ill have Its fourth and len; 9, Ronald Colman In "P etri­ report on time. hiding.’’ Brooklyn fans are likely to tear office man for a number of years Yisterday*9 Start ing. Three hundred American bombers Offer Blight Opposition. the area of Rhaudermoor and Kill- placed on the amount of dressed final broadcast at 10:30 tonight, fourth,' Tamektn (W eaver); fifth, down Ebbets Field if the Dodgers and he is one of the mOst sought TTie Russian swing through the given out by the Germans on the J. Henderson. \ fied Foreat;" 10, Charles Boyer In Marines o f MaJ,.Oen. Iloy S. Gel- raided Fortiosa yesterday Tokyo The Germans apparently had not Inghorst. Mined roads and blown meat farmer-slaughterers may! Sumner Welles presiding. Speak- Wanock (Manchester). Time, :11.0 Second, red-faced Johnny Cor- ever consider Hc.nditig Dixie away. after speakers In the state. A na­ gar’a ’Tfiird Amphibloua corps In- southern suburbs put Red Army fighting In Berlin and made pin­ expected the outer ramparts of sell. Also, they will be heW to "Flesh and Fantasy.” . . . . BLU— The Sports Night show Wednes­ riden, who kept beating into Dix­ Radio .said-today in a broadcast forces within 51-4 mites of Potsdam culverts were encountered. a:'.' are Sen. Warren R. Austin of 100-Yard Dash (Fourth Heat) — They say he could be borough tive of Brooklyn. Charlie can talk Iwdad Taka Met, at the entrance pointing of the lines by listeners their Is.st fortress, to be ch.arged so stricter account for ration^ ^ in tj 8:30, Blind Date; 9:80, Ted Fiorito day evening at the American Le­ ie’s mind that he had a chance to* ,, pjJjjjpnj simnlv bv By Th# Associated Preai recorded by the Federal Commusl- at Tetlow. Other fortes were 7'4 Report Danube Reached 'Vermont, Sen. Elbert D. Thomas Won by Mapp (Hillhouse). Second, announcing about the Bums as well as apy in Klmrnu harbor on the- west difficult. soon. They were reeling back, of­ collections. band; 10, Guy L«mbardo m usic... gion Home on Leonard street will emerge winner over Stan Musial Joe Haynes and Orval Orov% catlons commission. miles southwest of Potsdam at The German communique said of Utah and Prof. Arnold Wolfers MBS— 8:30, Sherlock Holmes; yiaclofcru (N ew Britain): third, his candidacy. f other big league team, however, he — adnat ' o t Okinawa, and Sesoko The Hamburg broadcasts claim­ fering slight opposition. About Town The W ar department at thel also be the scene of distributing of the Cardinals. In each scries White Sox—Each pitched U olghl- Talchu, on the central west Beelitz and B miles southeast at the German front was torn open Of Yale. 9;30, Better Half quiz. Deranlan (Weaver). Time, :'!1.5. Dixie Walker ‘ would rather be would rather talk about last year's , lilet. OM m ila off tht Motobu. coast, bore the brUpt of the attack. ed that the "Free 0>rps Adolf Hit­ Thn Ametiean Ninth Arm y cap­ same time will Intensify Its cam' trophies and medals to members of against the Cardinals, Corridden hitter to enable Box to OWsep twin- Trebhln. In the Wurttemberg-Baden area As. the conference proceeds oth­ High Jump — Roche (Hillhouse) batting cliampion ol the National Hartford Senators that copped the bill from Browns. pankMifia o f western Okinawa, yes­ This would appear to be an un­ ler” -- male and female office work­ tured Dannenburg, 45 miles south­ and that the Seventh Arm y had paign to persuade more packing! the Center Billiard ahd Hawkey* world' tug Walker's sleeve when­ League. Berlin was being Iran.sformed Center Church Quadrant will er specials, including dramatiza­ and Wenzel (Manchester) tied for Ea.stern League flag. Dixzy Trout, Tigers—Gained feki terday: usually heavy attack on the island ers,—were going out with pistols east of besieged Hamburg, and houses to take Federal inspection. basketball teams for the basket­ ever Musial stepped up fo rjsa t- Into a ghastly monument to sense­ reached the Danubq at several meet tonqorrow evening at 7:30 tions, are to be set up. Tuesday programs: NBC— first; third, Sutkowskf (Hartford). And with a little help from Mrs. Settlemlre is In his flrs^' year as second viotory in as many gbuto Taka was quickly occupied and guarding the central China coast and ilfles to take part In the bat­ won control of all the west bank This would release more meat to ting practice less Nazi re.sistance as Soviet points between Dlllingen and Do- at the church. The guest speak­ There have been radio roundta­ 12:30 p. m.. Arm y A ir Force Winh(ng height, 5 feet, 7 Inches. ball tourney that waa held at the Walker and a few shoves by John manager of the Senators after, holding Indians to six hit* the Leathernecks had overrun half which has been hit ' daily for of the Elbe river from opposite civilians from packing houses al­ "He kept . asking me who was sheila and bombs-tumbled buildings tle. .. , , - nau-Elschingen. The high com­ er will be Mrs. Eleanor Bennett bles on many a subject, mostly of band; 2:45, Hymns of all (Tliurch- Pole Vault — Won By Belle Isle Rec last winter. ny Corriden, he may still hold that serving as a coach and relief pitch­ Hank Borowy, Yankees—Roriod of Sesoko in the first few 4>ours. Dannenburg to a poir • south of ready on the Federal li^t. th.e better man. Musial or myself. enviable title when the 1945 race months by Philippines-based into the streets, heaping new ruin Tltese reports declared there mand bulletin announced a re­ a serious nature. But MBS thinks es; 6:15, Serenade to America; 81 (Chapman Tech). Second, tie be­ er last year. A native' of Lima, a three-hitter against Senator* The ialeta measure about a yquare bombers. Barby, where a bridgehead extends of Woodbridge street, organist at The $34,000,000 in pirce relief He wouldn't stop asking until I comes to an end. on that accomplished by past A1 'still was an qrganized z.t 'eet fight, treat to the east bank o f the the North Methodist church, who It has something different in Glnny Simms; 9:30, Fibber Mc- tween Gilmore (Chapman Tech): Merle Settlcmlre and CHiarley Ohio, the stocky southpaw Is a Bob COiipman, Cubs—Hurled mile each. six miles across the river. The Mulde river between Dessau and for packers Is made up of $27,000,- Sutkowski (Hartford) and Haber- lied aerial blows. barricade by barricade but the has chosen as her topic “ Hymns Roundtable of Romance scheduled <3ee and Molly____CBS— 1:30. Blossfleld principal speakers on veteran of some 2(1 od(l years in three-hit shutout against Piratw Forty-nine Japanese planes were British held another ISO-mlle Wilenburg on Fim t Arm y front. OOO in additi()nal beef subsidies fo r 10:30 p. m. Wednesday. The ero (Manchester). Winning height, By-Official Moscow account - 21 Paris radio reported that one of Derived from Classical Sources.' Bernardine Flynn; 4:30, Bob the Sports Night show Wednesday organized -t)a.seha^ Including sev-: in opener of twin-bill. shot down yesterday In the first Wallace Urges stretch of the Elbe and at cap­ The Third Army crossed the Nab and $7,000.0100 In immediate price network says It will be a "light­ 9 feet. 6 Inches. C7 of' Berlin's districts, or one-sixth the capital’s main power atatiohs, Mm. Bennett wiU demonstrate Trout’s program: 6:80, Ted Bus­ have .speaking■engagement.s prac­ eral 'seosorus^TSf play in the Majors Ted 'Wilks, Cardinals—Blanked Japanese air attack in force tured blockade were within 20 river at Welden. near the GzechO' ceiling increases for Army beef. hearted forum on affairs of the Running Broad Jump — Won by of its tota^ area, were already In as well as many subway stations, miles of a junction with the Ninth ing sports; 7:30, American Mel­ tically every night. Both have had with the D etroi(^gers., V , Reds in first game of doublehead­ agalnat the 'Okinawa area since Slovak frontier, the enemy conj- aome of these hymns and the The subsidies are In addltloo,, to heart,” Hollis (East Hartford). Secona, Red and White Host Russian hands. "The fighting men had been seizeo by the Russians Anny, ody; 9:30, Orson Welles. "Any­ many humorous and serious ex­ The films Ih.clude the "W orld er, yielding eight scattered hits. last Monday. Four enemy plarles Tiiriff Power "munlque said. group w ill sing them. A social $560,000,000 a year already .pkid Marshall (Hillhousej; third, Roche of Russia were back in Berlin for and occupied by "foreign worktra The Luxembourg radio asserted Elissa Land! o f stage and screen thing Can Happen." BLU—10:30 periences in professional ball and Series of 19W,’’ "W orld Series of ' wore knocked down In a- lighter at- Patton’s new offeniiive on the time w ill follow and^a short busi­ to' slaughterers. 19 feet, 8 3-4 inches. the first time since they tcceupled -and German CJommunlsts.'' that the First A (my tia the final assault on Bremen apd and convalescence. Private Vinci the one-goal.marg;ln with rare care Augusta, Me.-^Gov. Horae* Hil­ Hall High will be looking for his Montgomery and WUlla Joyce in the last four would have had 73'* Wayschauer BrUccke railway sth 1, will be eligible for an increasi Detroit, April 23.—(J>>—A tired Hill Billies in the Tw i League. lands steadily from April 18 at $10,000,000,000 or more annual­ to, 82 Lake street; . Mra. Allan besieged' Hamburg, second and was with the , 3rd Iiif. Division In for more than 42 minutes. dreth vetoed a bill that would have first win .of the season. Several that order. Williams followed Dutra’s theoretical card was 69; tion, about' two and a half miles of up to 25 cents a hundred po«i The first two days of the fishing them, as an "outstanding boxeir'.’t^; through April 22, concentrating ly ;‘they may well provide work Coyer, 395 Bldwel) street. .flmt porta o f Germany. LleuL G^^.; Deaths France when he was hospitalized- but happy Toronto Maple ^ Leaf \ "When Murray Armstrong, De- permitted horse running races in glaring weaknesses- were noted In Lanky Ed Brown qnd Mickey Babe’s 71, and Miss Jamespn 80. fronj,^^Unter den Linden. This re­ in the general subsidy paid foi -hockey club, which finished third season have come and gone and on air fields In the Amami group for about H,000,000 American citi- Admitted today; Stephen Hen­ SfrM lU a C. Dempsey's tanka pull­ He had served 12 months in the tbplt center pumped the tying goal Maine. Harness racing was legaliz­ the opener and game (ime may find Murphy who supplied the power- in between Okinawa and the. Japa*- Zens." port 'told foreign^' workers' were European theater of -operations. choice, ' good, and commercial the weatherman was anything but drickson, , 7it South Hawthorne ed up the Elbe on a'50-mile front Mrs. Nellie A. Joyce in ths ragulir National Ijockey Intq an ungmarffed net at 8:18 of ed ten years ago.. several new faces in the starting the Red and -White tesun’s first' Aimard Five Winners nese homeland. In the last two battling SS troops In the Zimmer His ^coratio:i8 and awards in­ grades df cattle. This is in add! nice. Cold and" windy weather kept He'gftve these reasoiis for urg­ street: Jane McKinney, 23 Garden northwest o f the 150-mile, stretch Mrs. Nellie A. Joyce, 68. o f the Lsagus race only to wade through the final period after ^ank SfC' Pittsburgh — Jim 'Leonard, as­ start will be counted upon heavily days’’^ f these attacks 26 Japanese stiasse. which runs 10 blocks clude the Combat Infantryman tlon to a 50 cent increase grantei many an angler away from the lineup. ing approval of the proposed new street; Robert Pratt, 39 Elasex held by the American Ninth and Johnson Block, Main street, died to Its third Stanley Cup playoff sistant coach for three years, was to pace the t ^ m in the contest to-, Panama, April 23 — (AT — The planes were des*;^’ed. .south of Unter den Linden and la Badge and the Purple H eart April 1. Both are on a'" alidin; (Tool hhd (ii'yed out to savb on Bill streams. . Rockville will come here under a tariff trimming authority Fimt Armies. The Canadians be­ at Memorial hospital Sunday after championship in 14 years by beat­ HoUett,' the Leafs came right Ijack named head coach o f Pittsburgh morrow afternoon. Brown socked a Chilean jockey, Jose Bravo, w’on Mustang pilots of the Seventh scale basis, determined by cattl ing Detroit Rsd Wings, h^ded "1. The reciprocal trade agree­ paper plants. sieged 'Emden. but were checked k, long illneaa. She waa a native to get in front again—and stay Steelera In National Fro FootbaU triple and double. In four t r i^ ' fv e races and finished second ,11. S. Fighter >:»ramand. based on WllUngtoh; Robert Bombadler. 84 Following the regular business prices. , bMk for Toronto today with the League. BROWN'S ments act is of vital Iffiportance The Swiss rgdio chimed In with In Western Holland on the flooded o f Hartford but has lived in Man­ there. while Murphy collected a triple, twice on Sunday's seven-race card Iw o JIma. sank' four ships and de­ Thortem street; Mm. Hanna Dona­ meeting of Manchester Lodge of O f the ailditional subsidies, 812, eovsted trophy, and it healthy pq| to the country, especially at this a .report that the. Russians were Grebbe-Eem river line. chester for* the past 30 yearn. Less than four teinute:^ after De Philadelphia— Gunder— Saegg, the longest hit of the game. at the Panama racetrack. One of stroyed oi- damaged 47 Japanese time,--a.s a tool for creating post­ hue. 300 Porter atreet. Retotively little Oppoattlon . 'Masons ■ tomhiTOW night In 000,000 will result f^oui cancella­ o f cash. ■ Swedish track star, accepted invi­ his winners was the Argentine planes in a raid on the big; Suzu- fighting for the great Anbalter Shs loaves one daughter; Mrs. Temple the members o f the frat^r trolt hod tied It up Toronto untied Sports Roundup May Start On‘Mound GARAGE war jobs through the~kxn^slon of Dischsrged Saturday: Jamea The Third Arm y swung south'! tion o f a cut o f 50 Cents a jiun- Ths Leafs, nsdly beaten physi­ horse. Don Toto, in the featured railway station, about , a mile FYed W ilkie 'and 'a sister. Mary it on Walter Pratt’s three-foot rs- tation to compete In special mile Denny Halliday will probably _k a Naval air base, 32 miles ^u th - ftffeign tfade. "T" Wood, 29 Pearl street; Mm. Em­ eastward along a ISfil-mile front, nity w ill see the DeMolay degree dred pounds on choice cattle thai cally but hanging to a dogged de- at Penn relays on Saturday. Policia National mile classic. 16 Brainard Place west of Nagoya U was the third south of the Brandenburger tor. Quilan o f Manchester, and . two exemplified'by Past Master Coun< bound while Uia Red Wings . had ^plo of PhitRea scouts up until aft­ get the Starting pitching assign- “2. The “lowering .of trade-bar­ ily (Chapman, 10 Tanner street; with the Thunderbolt (11th. A r­ had been scheduled July 2. Thi tormlnation to capture ths big Chicago—Defending champfon- By Hugh Fonerton. Jr. j(Rear of the Gas Co.) independent Mu.stang raid on . the Farther southwest other Red brothers, • 18^)llam Newbury of cillors o f John Mather chapter. .iUI Syd Howe in tha. penalty' box fo r er midnight last Februara,^ro they me»i4w.pgainat^,the Invaders who riers S o as to permit a maximum Mm. Josephine Johnson, 709 Main mored) division spearheading the cancellation alsp applies to plannei prise, did It the hard- ..way last EYank Coyle, New York, led w^y New Yorkr April 28.—(AT—In Japanese mainland. Army troops were reported In the Rockville and Patrick J.. Bradley Masons whether; members or riot high sticking.. could sign* him the • m'lnut'e'’ it be­ walloped E ^t ‘Hartford in their Gar Wood Speaks All Kinds of General of freedom -In private trading' Is atreet; Mm. Harrie Smith, 25 Ham­ drtve into Schwarzenfeld and Nab- reductioniTby the same amount li night by grabbing the seventh and Intb UHrd round of National A A U lig h te r opposition was dc.Hcrihed Neukoelln district, once a Com' of Lee, Mass., add three grandchil-- of Manchester.lodge sre invited to Detroit had anoOier chance for San Francisco recently a boxer came legal .to touch American Le­ opener last' week. Halliday a Automobile Repair Work the surest way to discourage lin street; Joseph Stevenson, 57 burg; against relatively Sttle op­ the overriding ceiling. deciding gams o t the playoff finals, four-wall hapdball tourney by Camp '(Jordon Johnston, ETa., xfi^ery 'weak. Anti-aircraft lire muniat center. dren. attenP)-^ Uout has made boxing "no longer the study how the ball comes tn. the says ‘Then we'd get to work here provisions for the elimination , of fighting was' lu; progress in the soon whether increased aubaldli 10,000-meter walking champton- contest. Usually the tilts are start­ A Kcapitulation on Japanese atreet; Thomas Morlarty. 9 Strick­ land city o f 33,000, and Dolreuth, ridge street. The child has been Harry T. Tucker 6f the state police safe sport It was before the war.” angle o f It and what It does when. and there would really be a race discrimination and the expansion area of the'Berlin belt railway. or price celling increases shto' ed at 3:15. caau^efeh^bA Iwo Jima showed land street; Clarence Wilcox. Staf­ two miles east of Aach, were named Patrick Thomas Anniello, TONIOHT at 9iOO said last night that 12 high school ..Fleischer, who keepd tabs o n 'its coming toward me.” to remember.” of reciprocal trade, reduce inter­ At least 8,000 Germans were warranted. I f the study ia not coi Havana— Briar Sharp,' $21.20, TROUSERS ' 23,(M9 killed and 850 captured ford Springs; Rl<*ard Martin, 58 taken. . ■ , youths, whose names were with- such things, reports there. have There has been no competition national economic friction, and killed in Berlin Sunday,''and prlS' North Elm atreet; Cheater Her­ His troops were within five Seaman 2-c Efiaine Stranghan, pleted by May 10, an interim aql nmC’iWiAP < .Won American Club Ha.idicap at since Invasion day, Feb. 19. Funerals neotion with a series o f grass Area been approximately -30 “ ho ,decl- Monday Matinee Oldest Umpire for the Harmsworth Trophy since bert, 36 Village atreet; Mra. David sidy ihcreaae of 40 cents a hun­ Nimtta reported 60 were killed create an atmosphere of g^Kxd will oners taken In the past five days miles o f Eiger in the most acces' who recently completed her basic here recently. Several o f the Oriefithl-Fark by neck over favor­ sion" bouts since Jan. 1. Ordinari­ Six intercollegiate regattas arc 1933. and 64 captured Just last Friday. conducive„t0 the maintenanc« of mounted to 23,000, the Russians Kerr and daughter, 19 Short sible gateway into northwest training at Hunter College, hnd dred pounds will be granted. An; ed Cabecllla. Ota the eastern sports schedule Gabardine,,^ $6.98 Adidph Ueberg youths .whose namee were ly there wouldn’t be that many tn Memphis, Tenn., April 23— OF)— American caaualties for Iwo,- as friendly relations.” said; street; Mm- JUUn Sheridan, 8 Hol­ Czechoslovakia and SO miles from was 'fiiMgned to duty In Waitoing- increaae - will be retroactive Mexico Clty---Gay Dalton, $2.20 this spring, which covers virtually ffTie funeral of Adolph Uebeix. held, ore members o f the ^ l o r four yean... .When offlciala re­ Harry (Steamboat) Johnson is the • f March 16, were 4.189 dead, 18,- The legislation before Congress, As Red Arm y -forces pounded lister street; Mm. Cora Clarke, Karlsbad. . . ' ton, D. C „ spent the week-end « t April 1. Robtrf favorite, beat Famqwi Victory by every combination of the colleges o f 26 Roosevelt street, was heul fire deportment. Tucker seld, AO fuse to give any decision in a oldest umpire-. 4n point of service SOS wounded and 441 missing. proposed by the late President through the rubble o f Berlin, 175 East Center street; George Tlrschenrsuth, closest to PUaen her home on 'East Center street I f the various moves aimed al length to win |25J)00-added Handi­ that continue rowing___ Joe Me- Sunday afternoon at two o’clock, are at liberty in the custody' o t fight, you can feel sure they’re In professional baseball. He's been Tnopicals $6.96 'Troops of the 184th regiment, Roosevelt und endorsed by Preal- Soviet tanks to the south rolled as Luce, Manchester Green; G. W. and Prague, fell to the Texas and It was her first leave sinew enlist­ more equitable dlstributimi doesn’ cap t)e Laa Americas before record Kennedy, dir^ctof of physical edu­ Nu-Wood at the .Ehnanuel Lutheran church Casodesus their parents. convinced it isn't entirely -on the umpiring 34 years, and he's spent M lh dl^ion, In the center of the deqt Truman, would continue the much as 2- .i^les across the Bran­ Jones, 854 Summit street Oklahoma (90th) divlalaa which ing In the "Waves.” achieve that end, two more draatli crowd o t 54,014 at Hlpodromo De cation for Boston schools, has the of which he was a charter mem' up....Nat’s theory is that gam­ 25 of them in the Southern League. fiwaa way land drive on aouthem reciprocal trade act for,,three denburg plain along a . 104-mile Discharged today: Elaine Dun­ captured 1,500 Hungarian troops. measures now on a atafid-by Los .Americas race track. unenviable task of appointing 150 Tile Ceilings her, the Rev. Theodora E. Palmer, AiMMmio. Mao Heads ^Ifers bler* deiirived of their uaual out­ That, he says, is' because when Wash Slacks $2.98 Okinawa, reported killing 86 Jap­ years beypn4,,June 12, with added front that carried them Into the can, 23 Ridge street Supreme headquartera announc­ The Women’s League of the will be put into effect: Aqjua Callgnte, Mex.— S. C. How­ let by tha racing bon and chased new coaches this year. he's cussed, he prefers being cuss- Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. pastor, otheiated. Mm. EUsie Tin Attic Insolation anese one by one as they soaitln- authority t o ^ t duties 50 per cent strategic ra il, and road center o f ed that 37,276 jirlsonera were cap­ Second Congregational church will 1. If packers do not voluntaril; On ard’s Beg Swallow, |2.40 favorite, out of New Yonc by Mayor Lo- eil with a southern accent. and Mrs. George Munson. 129 Berggren Gustafson, waa the eolo- conduct a rummage aale In the New Britain. April 28—OF)—The usd to replace a machlne-gua undeC the rat^ prevailing Jan. 1, Elaterwarde, 27 miles northeast of tured Saturday, raiaiiis tha total distribute their meat to the sami won the $10,000-added Tijuana Guardla’s "ontl-tinbom” cam­ Servleo Dept. Repair Work — New Work Brookfield street lat, and she sang, "Softly and church ♦estry tomorrow from 9 Connecticut Fifera and Drummen Rivercools $4.98 crew at the mouth of a cavA 1945. The present aef'^ empowers outflankect .Dresden. for April to 963,000 and the ag­ areas and customers as they did in] ‘‘TELEPliONE HOUR Derby by 2 1-2 lengths over Wise paign. have moved In on boxing 6(ayba the basketball in a base Death todsiy: Mrs. Ellen Joyce, Tenderly” and Going Home,” a(^ o'clock on. association at the annual meeting A Seventh division unit on the c i ^ up to 50 centxhf the'ratek gregate rtnes D-Day ten months E ogla on a big scale....It odds up to unit invitation tournament In In­ Third Hole-ln-One A t ESsterwerde the Russians 889 Main stN et companled by Mlae Eva M. John­ the past, O PA will undertake to dr here elected Samuel Stevenson M west coast found aome 880 dead Mlnneapolla —Chicago larabces e oondlUoa that requtrsa vlgoroua dia wasn't so hot, but during one pnaciibed In the 1930 Hhwley- were 34 miles from the American ago to 2,292,906. son. organist Sunset Council, Degree ot Po­ so by Federal order. Ansonla. president. Edward Mell* Rajmond T. Japanese In three caves. awUlMtty won National A A U volTeyball title game they bad to wait until the Binoot acti First Arm y at Wumen on the Bora Nonataia Pocket EeWsd Hia bearem were, Harry John­ cahontas, will hold A setback par­ 2. I f the higher subsidies an inggaard of Greenwich was named attention from boxing commle- Albany, N. Y„ April 23 — Dr. kUisd hy. artillery or flams Mut>W‘ mStidmllwEiilMi slonere everywhere* hoop cooled off....During some Kenneth J. (Shlegls' third hole-ln- The othei^ battle la In the House Mulde river, but Allied air recon- Tuesday—^Tonsil and adenoid 'D m Hara naountalit pocket waa son, Arthur Lamberg, Julius' Mo ty Wednesday night at the home used to bid up prices, and the prlc( first vice president; Edward Demp­ by defeating Jamaica, N. Y., 15-8, lively action the mooring beir of qne was a repeater. He scored it Schaller Ranking oommittee, over the llret- naiasance said the Soviet vaa- a t 10. araaad finally with 56,000 captlvoa dean, Charles Server, Henry W eir o f Mr. and Mrs. Hcninuil Smith, celling atructure ia thereby threat­ T*|lM (MPBI sey, B r id g ^ r t , second vice presi­ 16-18. '' MEN’S SHOPS the basket w(u broken. One o f the on the second hole at. the Alban; Contractor and Bollder tM Woods proposals for a worM (uafids hod drive* another 14 miles Wednasdsd^Well-baby confer- taken, aa ths French -sprang the and Frltx Noren. There wem many I M Union street The W ays and ened, O PA w ill order "Uie fair mOOm dent and George J. Lyman of. Woodland, Calif — Sgt. Jim Fer- l>ft' Head. Bight Idea M7 Main St. W sMsO Country' Club, where he had sun;%iK reconstruction and development,] and readied the Elbe, at a point er ; at the TJLCJL fro m 2-4. new trap against the frontier'^of beautiful floral trlbutea and lana committee (vUl be in charge portlonment of available live sint- III SlfStM Wethersfield, secretary and-treas­ rier won Woodland Open Golf tour Bill Sanders, the 18-year-old players borrowed a torch and i 218 Parker St. TcL 6440. [4^ a tee shot two yean oko bank and an intematkmml currency j within 20 miles o f the Yanks. Friday^— WeQ-balw conference northern SwltxeilaRd. large circle of friends called at ‘ 'and will award prixqs to the win- among Federally-lnaj ures. ney with one-undcr-par.147. Texas schoolboy who kept a cou- paired the demage. fitoWtehttoomad. ' ------^ n > Pott Annit 83 t m t n k |l(—» Bta SBd am

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.Moving— Trucking— ' Hdp Wanted—^Miile 36 Gnrd?' *'arm— Dairy Lost tnd Found I Automobiles for Sale 4 Business Services OITered 13 Neighbor -WeM,"Bill, I hear the The farm lad waa t6o liasty to Storage JIO Products 50 HOLD EVeKYlHtNG 1937 DODGE PICK-UP. 1937 Ford FURNACE REPAIRING ai{d OH WANTED— EXPERIENCED lathe boss has-had a fev^ . How's his light a lantern, and in the dark he LOST—CHILD’S WHITE ’ meah temperature today?' didn’t notice that one of the cows gloVe, between Main street and pick-up, 1938 Chrysler aedan, burner eervlce. Ask about 'our AU.STIN A. CHAMBLR^-..Com­ operators. ■ Apply 60 Hilliard NICE COOKING, sound Green Classified 1938 Chevrolet c6ach, 1938 Dodge s,iring cleaning. For full informa­ pany, T^aUer van service. Local street, Manchester, Conn. Mountain potatoes, dsliversd, by Sense and Nonsense 'Hired Man (scratching his head) was in the table.with the mule. East Center, Reward. Telephone The farmer, impatient at the long a-0018. •edan,-1937 Pontiac coach, 1937 tion call Van Camp Bros. 15 moving, packing and storage. peck or bushel, by calling Glen­ —'Taln’t ffr mt to say. He died years’ experience! Tel. 5244. Free WANTiEDi-EXPERIENCED gro- view Farms, Hartford 8-0271. Advertisements Some Old, Some New, Bnt NeTertl^elesa, a Chuckle or TWo laat night. delay, shouted from the house: ■ Packard aedan Cole Motora— Dldl 5187. cer to take charge of small self- 4164. Inspections! ' . Also fresh eggs. ' The new pla) was a failure. Farmer —. Johnny! Johnny!! NORTH AMERICA Van Lines serve grocery department. For ForRent For Sale 'J J —1 Jwolild have to lay out a good deal What are yoii doing? Anirouncenientn 2 We must learn to forgive people *n 58 ay in datectlpg latent poaoiblll- way and the. reaulta are dtaap- Critic (commanding loudly) — shop? Jieo. So, in making his rounds in in the world,’‘ she reminded him. Two old time locsl doctors were country charge wa-x the funeral dfv Call East Hartford 8-2866. Packard coupe, 1936 Pontiac and out.side, phone F. Price WANTT5D— MAN OR WOMAN You Need To Start ‘'As long as it is in the bank . remfhlscing one eMening recently. pdifltlng. (J/Vait! Women and children first! Shopkeeper Not quite. Madam. bookkeeper for general office iur little Maine village, be woo a farmer's wife. After the cer*- coupe, 1935, Ford coach. 1910 FLOOR SANDINv ■2-100.'l. Your O-wn Home She had begun tp sew sg[Bin^ sad First (boosting)—ftie only bed Dedalveneae will glvs you essa. We have »h overdue account of ^ r k . Write B ox'ff;'rhe He?ald. WANTED TO BUY chUd’a M - spotting somethtag—a mony at the rural cemetery, he Biiick aedan. Brunner. 80 Oakland Laying ana Finishing her needle wsa flying. mistake in dlagnoois that I re­ H wlU .enable you to sooompUsh yours on our boolu, ’ if you would FOR SALE—COW MANURE, 110 PAI.NTING AND Paperhanging. LIVING ROOM consists of three- cycle. Tel. 6059. Jroodlot. a blueberry posture, once drove back to the lonely fatm with atreet. Phone 5191. Open 7 a, m. J. E lensert —Phone /-ST—<50LD rlU O R ^ bow pin, sgle, South Main street section. FOR S A L E - 193.5 FORD aedan,' arately »' $119.50 luite unneccasary. for he seldom money meant nothing to him. He easily have afforded appendicitis. Lawyer—You assert that your the tragedy, sighed deeply and for grouching. If he has life and In Thomas Wolfe’s “The Hills clean, radio and heater. Inquire .34 ing. Walter Parker. 1.500 Burn­ FOR RENT—8 ROOM single In never carried more than a hand­ son has worksd on your farm ever between East c^etery and Tel. 6877>fter 6 p. m. BED ROOM consists of bed, dress­ ■ad a competitor and, once the murmured sympathetically; health, enough clothing and food, Beyond," there's a passage: The 8 t’ John atrt*et. side avenue or' 187- Woodlawn R epairing 23 Buckland, near store, bus line and ful of change. since he was born? Hale’s store. rinde/X all 4315. Re­ Dogs— Birds— Pets ,41 er, chest, sturdy spring, comfort­ kroperty was hla, never an In- laBrs’s Labor Lo«t Minister - Forty years is a long freedom and friends, a dally Job old Judge.^ys to his son: 'Just re­ FOR BLEMISHES try Avon Spe­ Circle, F t Hartford. school.' Steam heat. Available My mother sighed. ’The chalk Farmer—I do. ward. able mattress, ’"'pillows, vanity fiatent buyer. But this did not Of all the wasted efforts time for man and wife to live to­ 'etv houra of. leisure he has member wnat I tell you.’ He ssi(8 cial Formula cream. Phone Claire PIANO TUNED AND repairing; about May 1st. Call Robert J. pond had been bad enough and There La none which can compare Lawyer-^! triumphantly)—What It slowly and impreasively: 'A PLOWING, HARROWI.NG. lawns lamps, chair and night table. Can letar him. gether. tea for a happy life. 'The LOST—tP L A C ^ B illfold In a Man­ .2-1533. Auto Accessories—Tires 6 player piano specialty. John FOR SALE - SPANIEL puppies Smith Real Estate & Insurance, the wOodlot that had turned out To the Yellow trying to save it did he do the flrat yt'ar? wooden leg is no excuse for any­ graded and seeded trees removed, Be Purchased Separately $119.50 Late one March afternoon in Farmer (thoughtfully)— Yep. fliled with trouble, fear Cockerham, 2b Bigelow street. Phone 8612. 963 Main st'reet. Phone 3450, to be 20 miles from a highway. Whrn.he begins losing his hair. • Farmer (victoriously)—He milk­ thing.' It is Wolfe’s way o f saying chester store; Saturdiiy. Contains Alme Latulippe, 758 Vernon KITCHEN Consists of porcelain he yeaw 1909 my mother and ,I Marla made me a good wife, but Mttd strife. It would seem ’ they •■Call my wife and tell her I’ll money, ration books and papers. Tel. 4219. But a hotel. That hotel. . . . ”If ' — R. W. Carr. • ed! hrlse from the envy created by that its the world within that real­ FOR SALE 1942 PLATT 24 foot street. TelephoTfe'6077. ATTENTION— CANARY breed­ top table, 4 sturdy chairs and acre alone in the sitting room, somehow, do you know, I never bt lote for jupper!’’-. I f found/ please call Hanover Autnmobileft for Sale 4 arty place'ever .had a hlatory," comparisons. - ly matters. houae trailer. Call 7183. ers, condltjqpcd male.s and linoleum. Wanted to Rent 68 raiting for him to come home liked her. liodge. /HartforQ 6-6449. flh# .Mid. ' 300 BEAUTIFUL CARS— Sedans, WASHER yAClJUMI^. Electric females. Telephone 5467. tom his office. ' She was aewing motora. etc., repaired All parts Private Instructions 28 . TERMS ARRANGED $500. ADVANCE RENT fpr sin­ Ind at the same time helping me ■;My father must liaYe been re­ coachea, coupes, convcrtlblea and membering that. ”We wouldn’t FUNNY BUSINESS BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Now What? BY EDGAR MAR11N --BULOVA wrist watch by station wkgons In Fords, Chevro- Wanted Autos— available ‘24-nour service. Charg­ Branch of. Connecticut’s gle house by couple. Nc children. ^•ith my arithmetic. * . Moore, director of Jumble- Motorcycles 12 ee C 6. D. Manchester 2-1439 ELOCUTION— CORRECTION of Box O, Herald. "If five ..tlme.s two la ten, then even ha've to go inside’ It,” ^ he leta, Plymouths, Dodges, De speech difljciilties- speed in silent Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Largest F'umiture Store promised. ”I know where I can Saturday night. Return to mornings or evenings. Ive must go into ten twice. Can t K K a cy . CC3QK.\’\''b OOQ Sotoe, Chryalera, Oldsmoblles, reading Increased— vocabulary WANTED TO .RENT— Former get a manager on a co-operative M. C. A. Pontiacs, BuickS) Nashes, Pack­ WANTED—WE NEED luled cara FOR SALE—PAIR OF horses A-L-B-E-R-T-S kou see that. Lucy?" she said. and pay,top pricea. Caab , talka enlarged- tutoring in mnthenia- long time Manchester resident, basis. With him there the place otciic!/ vw rt! ards and Studebakers. All years LOCAL MOVING~-:-Al.'(o ashes and Joseph Moteunns, 1315 Tolland "Yes, Mama." But I couldn’t, and we have it.. Stop and geC^our rubbish removed Aberdeen straw- tic.*! algebra 7 .school subjecLs. 43 Alfyn St.—Hartford desires immediately a 6 or 7 room would run itself." . KVV'Wt A6NW! l o s t — BETWEEN Manchester from 1934 to 1942’s. Prices range Turnpike. Phone 3064. kuite. offer. Cole Motors:—4164. berrle.s, $2 per 100, $15 prr 1,000: | White Stiulio,' 709 Main street. house. Write to David S. Mc- My. mother froiyned over her S lC O A ? c A v y r ii and Colchester on Route 85, large from $295 up. All cars have good My mother was a very hand- 1 Call 6718 or 28 P'oicy atreet. Phone 2-1392. WHITE QUALITY, combination Comb, 32 Bolton Gardens, Broniu ome womah. She had thick, stitches.■''.“ It isn’t just its repu­ * 5 . 0 0 0 ' ' veranda screen and camp trailer Lrea. Most have radios an. heat­ stove. Almost new. Reasonable. ville 8, New York, or phone Man­ tation,” sho said. “ It’s the prds- license. Reward. Call 4171, Man- ers. Every car priced below cell­ Poultry and Supplies 43 khestnut hair, which she twisted Business Services OITered IS BOOKKEEPING services and ac­ ■ Telephone 3572. chester 6139.. nto a Figure Eight, and dark pects. No one has ever made s ’lYust ing. Cash, trades or terms. Capi­ counting. Reasonable. Phone 3627, Help Wanted 35 go of it since the mines closed.” ' RADIO REPAIRING—Pick up BUY MILLER’S ’’Wel-Lred” New (yes with heavy brows and lashes. tol Motors. Inc., 368 Main street, days or evenings. Hampshire Red Chicks Produced LET WARD’S DO the compiete WAN'TED—5-6 ROOM house on “Maybe no one has made a go Hartford. 7-8144. Open evenings. service. Radio* checked at the 1'er figure was slight and trim. WA.N'TED- HOT SEWORKli^R for from our own disease free, pro­ heating job. Pay nothing until or before May 1st, for perma­ ^Surely these three big girls can't of it.” he granted. "But timea home. Bu’ tery packs. Call 'morH- 4 room house, work 9-1. Bendix Nov. 1st, Steam and hot water nent resident. References furnish­ have changrt. Think of the tour­ FOR SALE— 1931 BUIGK h«lf ton Inga 2-0840. Manci.eater Radio duction-. bred, pullorum tested elong to you,” strangers often iFlorlsts— Nurseries 15 washing machine and ironer. Tgl, stock. - Fast growing, rapid boilers are available. If your boil­ ed. Call 2-1280 Will gi .e a bond ist trade. The road from the DO YOU WANT rack body. Also one lawrlg. Service, 73 B|rch etreet. krotcated when they met her. We Junction is going to be graveled, 2-1482. feathering, low mortality, large er Is worn out or Is using too as reward for rent. tirls used to get a little tired fef ^472. FOR SALE—CABBAGE planU, and by summer automobiles will WANTED—ALL KINDS ..f elec­ sized birds. Super fof both meat much fuel get your order to us (earing it. But not my father. He lettuce, broccoli, ^ cauliflower,- WANTED- A LADY short order he coming through* here every T O SILL? tric wiring and repairing. Any and eggs. Hatches .weekly, de­ now.. Plumbing Dept. Mont- earned ) as though every time bruasel sprouts, kohlrabi and cook; and light kitchen work. mand strong. Drive over to Fred ■ gomery Ward h Co., 824-828 Houses for Sale 12 Fere the first. As though it were day.” ■ise Job given prompt attention. Jumbo pansy^plants. Lrause’s Short hour.«|. Good salary. Apply Our nearest city was the June- Cali 3975 before 7 p. m. Miller’s Poultry Farm., North Main street. Manchester. compliment to him, really. My WE HAVE CASH BUYERS REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Greenhouaea, 621 Hartford Road. Oak Grill, 30 Oak atreet. FOR SALE — 3 TENEMENT tlon. 15 miles to the east. TF6 FORt-i- Coventry or phone evenings, Man­ house, 2 car garage, 2 utility oother herself bad ijo. vanity, nor trains passed through it eveiy Of AU ’Types Wanted! HAVE YOUR VICTORY garden Tel. 3700. chester 8626. FOR SALE—WHITE Rotary sew­ kid the allow us girls to develop Caab Available. FRACTICAL n u r s e to take care ing machine. Also upright piano. sheds, with approximately 1-2 day. Its sidewalk! were paved ALLEY OOP liooking for Ooola BY V.T. HAMLIN 4-Room Single plowed, harrowed and marked-by acre of extra land, beautifully kny. ” If you behave as.well as '4' Edward Wnibel. Call 2-0960 or 24 of a sick person and who can di­ All In good condition. Phone.7021. and its. streets were lighted with 5 and S—One Side rect household. Good pay and landscaped, and pays 10 per cent kou look.” she used to s*y. Though gas. . It had a hotel and two drug­ JARVIS REALTY CO. North street, Manchester. Roofing— Repairing 17-A Articles for Sale 45 ^ w 'h a t c h a m e a n . ^ ^ ; t h a t 's h is n e w TIME^ MV STARS, VDUfl' OOOLA?? I DON’T OH, NOTHING M UCH- -SHE'SY plea.sant surroundings, no chil­ of value annually. No brokers. (he had a way of not flniahing 8 and 8 Duplex or Fiat Office 4112 RcsMenoe 7275 FOR SALE—2 PAIR green drapes, rims of her aentences. she always stores. The . Court House wi -A BY THAT / T H I S ^ MACHINE INVENTlfl ARRIVAL MADE SEE HER.* AND JUST MOVED Bbeyon------d my| dren. Box S, Herald. HARNEISS SET for sale! Compare lined, 3 braided ruga, solid maple See owner on premises, 88 Grand there, and the County Jail. Yoii MMriMZ. /c.sre=rTl -- uc su^-CAN M E FORGET 8 and 6 Duplex or Flat Weekdays nnd Sondnys RANGE BURNERS and power ROOF." OF ALL TYPES replaced nsde her meaning clear. jQCJAAYJ^AY BE-BE-SMADT^’^OM SMART E- GADGET) — HE NOW CAN LOOK, t h e w h o l e FIELD CONTACTfPO !N T-r_J aven'je, Rockville, Conn. could often see as many as five g a d g e t s b u t SEE WHAT HtS ABOUT OOOLA .'J WORM IS 8LURRING i ’l l HAVE TO GET A 8 to 8-Room Single with sed beaten and she knew It. “ I sup­ , J U D G M E N T IN TH IS Store and Centrally Located and and all kinds of mason worlc WANTED! “ I think they’ve been used to passing the ammunition 1" INSTANCE IS SUPER­ r>A chester, Conn. strong hardwood ladders, 10 feet, Machinery and Tools 52 tiemselves. pose yoVi will go ahead.” she told Tavenir WANTED Time payments if desired. Capital 40-50 ACRE FARM IOR T O t h a t o f h is 1-one inch electric drill. Phone him. "But I am not going to have To Work In Checking De­ Home Improvement Company, WANTED - SHIRT PRESS opera- CLETRAC CRAWLER tractors m o r e LEARNED Llst Your Property W'ith .larvis LABORERS H a rtford -6-5318 or 5-4271. 6977. Within 25 miles of Storja, I frowned amugly, catching his anything to do with any hotel,.’’ ASSOCIATES partment of Modern Dry tor. Also one for flat work ironer. available to qualifying farmers. »ye. But he didn’t seem to ge,t my she added with a vehemence that for Prompt Results! New Model, 73 Summit s.tVeet. Conn., in valley, for raising SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Apply Cleaning PlanL ROOI ING —SPECIALIZING ui EMERSciN RADIO—An all hand See us for full details. Dublin tobacco, vegetables. Prefer neaning. H e. came right on 'was not native to her. “That one, made silk quilt. Mrs. S:iow, 338 ’Tractor Company, Willimantlc. •jaajsuEUMJnaK repairing roof* alD kinds, also WANTED—SALESLADY. Apply part of farm without build­ through the stormhouse and into of all places," ■ i) Inquire in Person At (To' Bo Continued) Jaryis Realty Co. new .oofs. No Job too small or manager. Montgomery Ward and Summit street. ings (Unless Inexpensive). he entry. ” I heard some news to- Jaryis Realty Co. large. Good wook, fair price. Free Compnnyfi 824-828 Main street. •Will pay cash. No agents. pay,” be said. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS DiHagrtement BY MERRILL BLOfiSEI PHONES »11S or 7275 Musical Instruments .*>3 "What was it?” my mothef Dover Road estimates. Call Howley, Manches­ ADDRESS BOX W, Weeiidays and Sundays. RAINBOW ATTEN-riON—m a r r i e d women. Buildinff Materials 47 sked. looking^ up. News was rare ter 5361. A S’TEINWAY GRAND piano, Care HERALD IlHATissniicr^ Full or part time work la avail­ our village, especially at this Social Situations ooesN'r WORK _ <30, IpX’Mal6«NA e c A ' _ - . CLEANERS FOR SALE— SLATE flagging, beautiful period model. For full MIKE”. CMDOHKg.y jam GOTTA G tr able at McLellan’s, 975 Main St. particulars, write giving your eaaon. iAfiTU AAC* cAietLmi ^— 7' Harrison Street various colors-for stepping stones, ‘Tlj,e American House is for if lA R D MAS WANTED—W'OMAN or girl with terraces and walks. Green, grey, phone number. Post Office Bpx BOUicHT A MIKE, X I Oivs up! 756, Hartford. ale,” he told her. “The whole The SItuatloit: You are a SECOND - HAND driver’s license, to deliver auto purple, varigated blocks. Richard Knitted Sacque (lace, fully equipped, for $1500.” IN *r Lewis, 56 Ardmore Road, Man­ sending your photograph to MICROPHONE FOR. parts and supplie.s around Hart­ he American -House was, the young man. $ 3 0 AND HAS BA-nffoB/ WANTED MAN ford, 5 days a weejt. Brunner’s chester. lllsge hotel, f t had been cloMd 5 otA-Koom Single with latent WANTED Wearing Apparel— Wrong Way: Feel you must LEFT Hl!^ ■ GIRLS AND WOMEN 80 Oakland street. Open V a. m. to Furb 57 lor almost two years. have It framed before sending it. valuable stamp Iroprovflisents — 4 or 5-Room 10 p. m. ”Oh,” my mother said, loqjiln.g COLLECTION AS MALE HELP , Garden— Farm— Dairy KlgbV. Way: Semi it unframed SECURITY UN’flU Cape Cod with dormers — Du­ IN ALL DEPARl’MENTS WANTED BUY SUMMER sportswear at the kisanpointed. ’She had odiously — and he can do what he likes WANTED — STENOGRAPHER Products 50 HE CAN EARN ' •>1. plexes or Flats, 5 and 8 nnd factory salesroom. Jerkin suits, hoped for aometbtng more. That about getting a frame for it. and general office worker—insur­ THE MONEY ID Pleasant conditions. Clean STRAWBERRY, Premiers; aspar­ skirts. Jackets, toppers, jerseys, patient had paid a bill inn ca.sh. PAY K3K THE 6 and 6.’’ .Sntall Farm suitable WANTED For Steady Work ance experience helpful, but not agus, Mary Washingtons, 35 100 percent wool sweaters. Man naybe. ” I can’t Imagine \ who MIKE - - -for raising erty tvltli .lorvis. ' See Mr. Barrett At Herald.- TOBER Mutual Heating Plant phinium; Canterbury Bells, Bas­ ^ ter Green. OpHT^TT m. to 9 p. m. kver there was■ eyesore.”,, ...» Hill Field, Utah —(A8 Buell D. O BASEBALL MFG. CO. Apply WOMAN WANTED for essential ket of Gold, Sweet William and dally. The . j Shives o9,.De.p,ver. a foreman at JARVIS r e a l t y CO. Rear Circle Thedter other perennials, 4 for 85c. For­ onatrosity. Built of frame and | Hill F’icid, — handed hi.s spare tire to BOnt BT MA KRVICC. INC. war work. 3 to 5—n,o Saturday tinted a bilious yellow, it rose ^ T. w. mo. u. t. KRT. orr* Office 4112 Resldenee .7275 Oak Street get-me-nots, deep blue, 50c. a a stranded motorist who promised V 2 L Elm Street Colonial Board work. .New System Lsumdry, Har­ bluntly above johj: , low, gabled Weekdnys nnd Sundays basket. John Zapadka, 168 Wood Wanted—To Buy 58 to return it pronto. Shivea waited, rison street. ■wellinga. The- front was bad land street. Phone 8474. but no tire. Then he saw in Hill Advent ur« BY FRED HARkAR Company W a n t e d —BROODER stove with Inougb. This had a covered Field'a new.spaper an account of a RED RYDER 615 Parker Street STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Prem­ canopy, in good condition. Call piazza, Shading the lower .floor motorist who borrowed a tire, then iers, true to 'name. Heavy bear­ after 4:30 p. m. 7421. like a visor: then,three rows of couldh’ l return it because the slip rTplViP - T iP ~ ^ ' CpplE 't windows, looking hire and shame­ • 0 -0 -0 ^ JMJCH NOISE ing. Plant 100 In your Victory of paper on which the benefactor’s CAN 8lEEPfj garden. 214 Gardner atreet. less without any blinds; then a name and address were written T O BE SOLD (•oof, like a high forehead. But had gone through the family wash FOR SALE— NUTfBER ONE I'iewed from any other ajigle the Nqw Shives has his tire back and Bi Here ia a large duplex houite of six rooma each tenement, A HELP WANTED WANTED, place was''a geometri^pnghtmare. Green.'Mt. potatoes; also Number V . • the' motorist, W. R. handers of living room—a dining room— a kitchen—a pantry and m front 2 seconds. A. Jarvis, 872 Parker I ’’Eyesore!!' -my fatl]^,gprotcsled Murray, Utah, also is happy. vestibule and separate porches for each half of the houseL Oim. FOR ^AR WORK street. Tel. 7026. ■ Automotive from the, doorway. “Why, it’s a side has steam heat— the other has a warm air furnace piped to TOP DOLLAR Irst-cIOs* bargain.” Nfi Bed lx>ng Rnniigh ’TOMATO PLAN'TS, 4 dozen $1. My mother gave him a quick the rooms. There ’ is' a one-car garage. Located on East Side FOR YOUR Sewing: Machine Operators, Spinners, Weavers, 67 Florence street, comeF HoU Machinist rlance. ” No one,in town, knot's Topeka, Kas. — (A8 The Ger­ a short distance from Main and East Center Street. Own­ and General Help, both Male and Female. street. Good wages! Essential bnsl- |he first thing alwut running. .•» mans mayo be supermen but they ers are asking $7,000. ’ oesa! Apply in Perann. ptel,” she said. apparently aren't very .tall. Lieut "All It takes is a Ifltle effi- Nels A. Anderson, Jr., six foot, one Two-Fhmily Flat north of the Center. 5 rooms each floor. CAR or TRUCK Products urgently needed by the‘Armed Forces. All hiring dona In accordance riency,” he assured her, turning inch lieutenant, wrote his parents just EtrcyjE DAvoiJ Ttvo Piece with area staMUzatioa plan. o s W RED Garage for two cars. Ito hang up'-hi.s coat. ^ here that he lookFU all oveV Ger "Y«ui rcrftfinber Fred, Mother? He’s the boy who pave RYDER (%ANCH A rinl spot had appeared on nisny while with the First Army Manchester Green Section, Seven-Room’ Single. Fireplace. OPEN TIL 10 P. M. Let’s bagk our Victorious Armies. They still need us those extra larpc sundaes at the drug store—Mold him ieach of my-mother's cheeks. "You and still hadn’t found a bed long we were having steak for dinner I*‘ Steam heat. Garage. PHONE 5l9l‘ our support. Schiebel Bros. look, tired,” she said. ’’Your prac- enough for htifii 8 Proctor Road TeL 81I» Itlce is getting more, than yoi.i can SapdlS'’’ ‘ ■ WASH TUBBS Explanations BY LESLIE TURNER ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. U .S. TIRES He crossed the room, touched TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX CHENEY BROTHraS ne lightly on the head in pass­ Real Estate and Insurance PREST-O^LITE-. .By Mrs. Anne Cnbpt I’M SORRY THCy SWINDLED! VESR.»KrrER YOU r KOOMTZ RI6HT, ANP SO W R E and It is very nearly the prettiest ing. and sat down in the wicker l b f t. m a r W k d u k e THAT PICTURE IS A FAKE, GUTA TH* B6S UfAIN s t r e e t ’TELEPHONE 3450 ARRaSTEP YOU FOR you MEAN YOU BATTERIES , PIOINEER PARACHUTE COMPANY MANCHESTER baby Jacket I’ve ever hod-’-th* rocker by the window. It,,crackled r~“ Evetit OF The WeeK •nf KtcHtMU ratviw S TIL L TBNK THAT KOOMTZ ph o n ed TO I M U S T BE SLlPP»i6~- KLVMC.SH, , 4*r' lacy effect Is exceedingly lovely. kinder his weight. ”Oh. I’m tioi I PIP IN YOUR CAR, PAINT1N6 )fi A , iA H HE'P jbSr EECAOEP busy,” ■ he answered lightly. , Apply at Cheqey Brothers Employment Office. Several 4-Boom Singles, com­ Knit it ,ih a fairly deep pink baby he atwnka helps two ain t MR. M CK EE--eoT IT copy r y THAT ABEUARDO plete with flieplace, screens and wool or a slightly deeper-thonTias- T PowERFUt K woMEri^^ACRoss M S . SAVED YOU FROM J RAINTEP "REMORSE* tel blue. It will make the hand*- My mother put 'down her- ' sew­ BEIN'SVUlHPLEPi / USED CARS storm window^ Available space ing. "That place needs a lot All hiring in accordance with the Area for twe rooms upstairs. Down somest baby present, you’ve ever SKILLED A n d u n s k il l e d Stabilization Plan. turned off your knltjjng; needles. Bf repair. Inside and out,” ' sho LET US g r e a s e payment as low as $900.00. .To obtain complete knitting In- aid. “ Anyone who Jjought it Beasonable monthly cost. sthicdons for the Lacy-Knit Baby HELP YOUR CAR AFTER 6:30. SacqUe (Pattern-No. 5874) send PHONE 5191 15 cants in Coin,' plus 1 cent pos­ EXPERIENCED MULE SPINNERS ~ Second Shift. Jarvi$ Realty tage. Your Name, Address and the.. PHONES 4112 OB T275 PattefiirNumber to Anne ^bot PACKARD APPROVED Week Days and Sundays The Manchester Herald 1150 SttUi. WARBONDS FRAME SPINNERS — Female — Third Shift. Avenue; New -York 19, N. Y-. FEEDER TENDERS — FINISHER TENDERS —v Male PENN .OIL or Female —- Second and Third' Shifts. , ' OUR b o a r d in g HOUSE HAJOR^HOOPLE PICKING ROOM HELP — Male - r First Shift. . OUT OUR WAY^ BY J, R^tiriLLIAMS Inexperience No Handicap! : Experience^ Stenographers NO.TH’ CENSORS VYOM’lT EGAD, WALT50.* SORRY TO M ^ T S H iR T l OH. SU(2E,M A3D r ! B R U N N B t’ S .THINK 44E CONIES FROM A DISTURB YOU GO LATE, “Ta NO THE WIFE'S AWAY for Cheney Brothers and Pioneer Para> FAMILY OF NLrrS"IT SBZ (DLD PAL, BUT CAN YOU h a m m e r . ON PURLOU6H. .PLAINLY ON THEBE THAT ALDON SPINNING MILLS 80 OAKLAND STRET &WE SAMCTUAR-T t o IS THIS $ 0 BURKE CAN ^ chute Company.____ ^ ^ IT'S TH’ 'DOC, WRITIM; WITH 0O Z O A STAY.^ -*-SA V . < Talcottville, Conn. ^ A LITTLE HELP.' THAT’S HIS B A O f!E\NG e O R .K A ^ . OPEN 7 A. M. TO 10 P. M. f ’ ' . SIGNATURE BUT WE SPOUTT — o n l y FOR/APBVW CARPENTER 11 A l m o s t t a p p e d All hiring done in accordance with area stabilization plan. TH AirM --eO SH .' OlVE HIM A DAYS UNTIL N& w a l k i n g yougliysonthe INCLUDING SUNDAYS Apply at Cheney Brothers CHANGE-'ALL VDU EVER THRASHES TH^T IN H4S^ W l6-^ THERE WRriE IS TH’ ROSES IS ■ UPSTART CHUN3/ &LEEP f WAS SOME PLAY­ All hiring in accordance with the Afea STARTIN’ TO BUD. WINN IE BOYS 3USr h e r e Stabilization Plan. WINKER MARRIED THAT ASKIN' ME IF X * , m iSKER FELLER AN'J MICKEY FINN Hard Labor LANK LKONABU HAD ANyCAalOES F=OR s a l e / B

its eatabUshment In 1824, had besn The Missionary CIrclk wlU meet Beta Pi, Delta Tau Delta, ,and strictly- a men's college. Women at the Emanuel Lutheran church '^ins^fliolarfliip LfOcal Student played on the varsity aoccer team. About Town tonight at eight o'clock. After the w«re admitted as a wartime policy During his freshman year, he won Business session, at which the in 1942. second place In the Freshman pub- Hale *s for Domestics r vice president. Miss Eivor Ander­ R P I Graduate Twenty members of the class Uo Speaking contest. T1i« ton born Saturday night at son, will preside, an Interesting were ctvlUsns; the others were tho Hatttord hoapltal to Mr« and program will be presented which membera of naval units in training 25% Linen lira. William M. McBride of 32 will include-a short sketch ea-. James B. Btike-"of'Ste­ at-the college. ,Spring atraet, haa been named titled ’'LlsteniuK to SUtlon IDI.” Duke, who received the degree PRESCaUPTlON WUliam M. McBride. A social hour will follow and the phen St. Gets Degree at of bachelor of aeronautical engi­ hoste.ssea in chsrpd of refresh­ neering, Is the son of Mr, and Mrs. pharmacists IftTba Permanent Honor Roll ments are Miss Ann Johnson, Mrs. Institute at Troy, N. Y. James Dpke. 2 Stephen street, Always Git Duty! STARTEX ddmml'ttee membera, and residents Louise Bengstori, Ml.ss Ruth I. Manchester, . and a graduate of Arthur DniffsStores of the Buckiand district, are re­ Benson and Miss Blennor Casi)er- Troj', N. Y„ April 23.—James B. Dwight Morrow High school, 848 Main 8t. Manchestef minded of the meeting tomorrow son. Duke, of Manchester, Conn., was Englewood,,N. J. A member of the evening at 7:30 in the Buckiand -among 116 persons receiving de­ Navy College Training Program at school. ’ ^ Memodal Temple, Pythian Sis­ RPI, Duke Is a membci of Tau DISH ters, will meet tomorrow evening grees today at Rensselaer P<»ly- a Pfc. Christopher C. Chambers of in Odd Fellows' hall. The mem­ techhlc 'Institute. Under the war­ the U, S. Marine Corps Is home bers win play Bingo after ths time accelerated prograna, It was ANNOUNCEMENT! \ on a> SO-day convalescent leave businesa se.sslon and refreshments the seventh commencement in 16 Dr. I. OershaiVtir, optometrist, :i from St. Albans NaviU Hospital, will be served by the social com­ months. James H. McGraw, Jr., 918 Main St.i'^Mill resume busi­ TOWELS Ifew Tmrk. He served 23 months mittee. _ president of the McGraw-Hill pub­ VINCENT ness, Tuesday,(April 24. Tel. In the South Pacific and was In lishing company, was the speaker. ■» 0080. ' several heavy engagements, and St. Anthony s Mothers Circle Among those receiving degrees returned "list summer. For the will meet tomorrow evening at- the were two wpipfn. the first ever to MARGIN past six months he has been on home of Mrs. E. J. Underhill, 62 graduate at R. P. I., which, since PLUMBING * HEATING ’ guard duty at the U. S. Marine Cambridge street. * • priimn, Hart's Island, N. Y. He c o n t r a c t o r ea. Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loyal a rcle of King's Daugh- WHEEL CHAIRS fc W. Chambers of 14 Olcutt street. tera will hold Its spring rummage MIm Florence Salmonnen All Kinds of New sale tomorrow at Center church and Repair Work HOSPITAL BEDS The ^regular meeting of Ander­ house, beginning at 9:00 a. m. Miss Florence Salmonscn, LECLERC For Rent or Sale. son Shea Auxiliary No. 2046. Vet­ j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter FUNERAL HOME erans of Foreign Wars will be held 69 Starkweather Street Colored borders in red and blue. Fine quality, absorb­ Mrs. A. J. Georg*, of 489 Main le . Salmonsen of 17 Foster street, ARTHUR a JAMES. INC. Tuesday, night at the post- rooms 28 Main Street Telephone 4848 IBS Fann’gt’n Ave. Htfd. 2-4848 ent, and long wearing. street returned home Sunday after I is , attending Columbia university, at eight o’clock. spending a week with her children Phone 6269 [department of giaduate nurse and grandchildren In A slorla„^ 'w LINEN AND RAYON Advertisement— York; During her visit she a llu d ­ L-jtudy. She was sw-arded a scholar­ ed a concert in Camegle Hall, New ship by . the university to further Market garden fertiliser—13.26 York, Friday evening In which her pursue her study In psychiatric per 100 lbs. England's—Manches­ six year old granddaughter, Pa­ DISH TOWELS ter Green—Phone 3481—Free De­ tricia Ellen Godfrey took part. The, nursing. This course which is of livery. ., little Astoria girl showed a mar­ ^our months' vluration has been : RADIO An exceptionally absorbent towel velous display of talent in her first [developed by the university to, Hale’s Enlarged that will wear for years. Red, green concert appearance. She is a violin I augment graduate psychiatric j REPAIRING nd blue borders. • Each pupil of Professor Andor Schoen of nurse training, and is the first of I Louis C. Lavigne New York. its kind to be given in the coun- | PICK UP SERVICE MANCHESTER ROOFINCw try. , The Beethoven Glee Club will Miss Salmonsen is a graduate [ Asbestos Sidewalls hold Its rehearsal as usual In the of Manchester High school and >t' AUTO RADIPS Pur. Storage auditorium of the Emanuel Luth­ Russell Sags College School of Rooflnir uid Roof Repairing eran church at 8 o'clock tonight. Nursing, class of 1944. Complete Eaves Trough All membera are urged to attend HOMEa RADIOS Repairing this rehearsal In preparation for the annual concert which- will be Table Model Radios . Genera] Carpenter Work given In Might school Hall, Mon­ ASHES and RUBBISH Vault. day, May 7. For Sale Phone 2-1428 REMOVED t 129 Wetherell Street Publie Address System Workmanship Guaranteed TELEPHONE 8962 For Rent Now Ready for the A REMINDER! GAVELLO a B. SCHULZ When Yon Need More CALL 2-0840 OosHtr Green Mountain Storage o f Your Furs INSURANCE Manchester * Second Potatoes Fire - Theft • Automobile DON WILLIS Radio Service We have doubled the capacity of our old vault $1.00 or Furniture GARAGE 73 Birch Street ' Store Your Furs at Hale*# for Safety 48x50 Fast Color" - Per 100-Pound Ba;i CALL Complete Auto Service Store Open 9 A. M. and Convenience. “ At the Farm. 18 Main St. TeL 8083 To 6 P. M. ALEXANDER PRINTED LUNCH CLOTHS Diacount for Quantitjr All Coats stored on the premises in a fire Purchases. JARVIS 28 AUBXANIPER STREET resistant sprinklered vault. Frank V. WilUams Weekdays eAd Sondaye $1.19 1632 Tolland St., Buckiand o n c e «UX ReeMeooe 7278 —RECORDS— All Coats completely covered by insurance. I ' Printed on fine quality muslin, laundered, ready for Charge, 3% Your Valuation. Minimum use. In red and blue. Two smart floral patterns. Charge $2.50 Per Garment. Make these up into colorful peasant skirta. L. ORANGE HALL BINGO Heavy Drill rlnJW.HAL€ COM Ironing Board Covers IXILUMBIA — DECCA — VICTOR EVERY MONDAY, 8 P. M. • MANeMMTHi C o m m - Admission 25c y I POTTERTON'S I C ea. At The Center ' 539-541 Main Street 23 REGUI,AR G AMES 7 SPEQALS . Open Ttaoreday DntU B P. M. Cloeed Saturday At 8:80 P. 8L Made from heavy drill with draw strings. PLUS SWEEPSTAKES HALE'S SELF SERVE ■iM Fits all boards up to 54-inCh length. The O^rigrinal In New EnRiand! By A4.L ComparlNon — cost, grub mortality, caay appUcatlon, Itermuncnry of rcaulta, dual plant feeder-gmb slayer In the on* Ironing Board Pads dose. I ~ , Green Stamps Given With Cash iSales! A heavy felt, pad that wilf make RANGE AND FUEL OIL ironing a pleasure. Will not mat. There Is No Product Like TUESDAY SPECIALS! Each o t h e r Fa d s ...... S9c Mfitoljesale toe Caropbell*» ANTI- u- Soup Cans 27e Japanese Beetle Pastel Colored Kitchen Cloths -i.' Bdiitly Oil Company TaU Can 331 Main Street Tel. 5293 or 2-1057 Armour's Milk 3 Cans 3Tc Pkg.; of 4 GRUB FORMULA Assorted package of four colors. ■ For kitchen, bath, White Kidney polishing and dusting. Heavy quality. And you've got the Beans IVi Lb. Can 15c THIS CAN HAPPEN chon c e n o w to New Colorful ~ , Blue Karo Life. Can 1 8 C Printed Cocktail^Napkins prove it — not in s _ Golden Center June. - Bright and cdlorf&l. Waiter ^nd W heat Germ Lb. Size Can 29c waitress patterns. Each'' r £ The ''big kilfiiig Premier, month is Floral and Fruit Pattern Mexican Ciorn 2 Cans 35c - APRIL / Premier -T; The GAO DUAL GRUB control and fertUixing ayatem-tin the one PLACE operation! aavea labor, replanting expense and la easy to evenly Pint 1 2 c apply at the rate of .20 pounds per 1,000 aq. f t of lawn or garden Tomato Juice soil. Why bother with trying to drop 80 to 128 level tesspoon- .-I'jxi fuls of any control material to four or five thousand sq. ft. or at Kounty Kist All Green Cut MAI’S rate of 10-12 lbs. per acre. Did you ever try putting 10 Ibe, of % anything on an acre— by hand? GAO Anti "Jap” Beetle Grub No. 2 Can formula is entirely different from straight arsenate of lead. Fuf- 25e thermore it is "Bnll Ground" with tobacco powder,. 20%. super- phosphatev-pulverized poultry and anlreutl manures and contains No. t Cub Sngnr moi-n arsenifc oxide, the grub killing agisnt. It must be ail this nnd more, otherwise the demand would not be for carload quanti­ i t k . ties. IQQ^s. will cover the average home lot -6<|jct50 at 112.30. Tomatoes 2 Cans31C Each CHECK YOUR TIRES NOW Freoh PRICES AND COVERAGES Ny - Heatproof and A little attention no- can prevent cosily delays. We have 10 lb. pkg. at $1.90 Covers 500 sq‘. f|. or less tkaa 2-5 of a 3 Lbs. 2 5 c just wipe them , penny per sq. ft, Rhubarb .-very facility for tire service . . . repairs, recapping, expert off. Bright 28 lb. pkg. at 84.00 — Covers 1280 sq. f t or less tkaa 1-8 of a '.re inspection. Drive In todoy . . . let us help you to "Keep penny per iiq. f t fruit and floral patterns. roiling.' 80- lb. pkg. at 87.00 — Cover* 3800 sq. ft. or Icm than 8-10 a t a . Cucumbers 2 Lbs. 2 5 c penny per sq. ft. 100 Ib. pkg. at 8I2A0 — Covers 8000 sq. M. or less tkaa 1-4 of a STORE YOUR FURS AT HALE'S! SEIBERLING TIRES |ienhy per sq. ft. ' New Onions 3 Lbs. 2 5 c . Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! 'Joley The F. T. BLISH ,i: - ' ■— r— ------MORIARTY BROTHERS Grapefruit 4 for 2 9 c *k)n the Lever At Center add Rroad Streeta ——— i- ' HARDWARE CO. FloiMn COM 793 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 4l21 Oranges box. 3 9 c MANCNtSTBR COMli* ,4