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Real Estate Man 1 r s a t u k d a t / m a t The Wt-alber ^AGE TWELVE C’oreeast ui tl » tteaibrr Boreoo Manchester Evening Herald Average ilY^ircalatlon •V— r For the " April, UM Generally fair woajBier; no Im­ » ' ' -------- portant temperature changea to­ night and Tuesday; scattered Wha.l Your Scrap Got for Hospita Ihundiir showerS. About Town He4rd Along Main Street ^mher ot the Aodlt ■ Vi '' of UrentariloBS Oroup S of the Momoriil Roa- Bring Your Mother Manchester-^A City of ViUgge Chafm Ul AuxiUery. Mn. Dawtd M. And on Some of Manchester*$ Side Streets^ Too / PRICE I'UKEE CENTS eUdwell, leader, and Group 1, To the MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 15,1944 (TWELVE PACES) R n . James M. Shearsr, leader, will The other day pedestrians on • al local radio repair men that his (ClaoaUted oa Paga 10) m>et Monday afternoon at, 2 advertising is mlsleadlilg. He says LXIII.,^40.192 'V ’' 0'clock at the Memorial hoapiUl. Main street were astounded to see thab iiy is unnecessary to wait a a cocker spaniel trotting along long time to get y<str radio back Rev. Sari O. Imak of the Church wiMi a rubber ring tied around its if it needs repairs. He says he Sevastopol Street Scene After Capture mt the Naaarene, Lowell, Maaa., neck. You know, one of those red will do the repair Job and return SHERIDAN (sui accepted a call from the First rubber InAated rings ypu have to the radio in short time. Linericaii Bombers French Troops Take Church of the Naxarene, Oakland, Bit on when you can’t sit other­ The other repair men in town Cal,, and will leave on May 24 for wise? Folks up and down the say that this youngster has not kis new pastorate. Rev. Lusk was street looked at the dog and laugh too much experience in rgdio work pastor of the local Church of the ed ’The poor pup seemed to realize l and that he uses second hand Naimrene, preceding Rev. James that people were giving him the | parts in making the repairs. They :aid Pas de Calais K. Toung, who began his fifth laugh and his eyes had that sheep- feel that the advertising is un-' , •’fif i‘ Auspni^ as Yankees ar as pastor, March 5 last. Rev. laugb Just since replaceable parts are al- Cisk left thi local church for the ish look. most Impossible to get nowadays Tomorrow. Mothef'^ Day one In Lowell, ind Rev. Young We have asked dog fanciers why and they’ haye to wait for some Tea Near Britam ^ •' ■* eame hefe from Lynn, Mass. a dog should be thus harnessed— time to get the necessarjt materi­ for this one was literally harnessed als. They resent advertising that / For a Real Treat! 4- In connection with the mid­ to the rubber ring. No one seemed reflects, on their ability to do re­ ^ital Positions ^ , > week prayer meeting Wednesday to know why. Maybe some kids pairs in good tirde. [Hows Night Attack on evening of the Covenant Congre- did it as a Joke, but then again We‘11 see what we can do about Chicken Lobsters Steaks Cut in ^ It: iUonL church at the home of some dog owner may have had a It. Iritish Coast; Mos-, Advance as Much as Er. and Mrs. Robert Wldham of rea^n - jr it. Perhaps it was a sort l^uitoes Hit Cologne B2 Benton street, Mr. and Mrs, of punishment. We have heard The following was submitted Brings Rest Seven Miles from Take­ Widham were given a housewarm­ lhat if dogs are caught catching Served As You Like Them. Naz^AdmitA Hies this week: hiring Night; Hislor- ing party. An enjoyable program and killing birds or chickens all "It is certainly strange that the -off ..j. Point on 'Fifth was presented under the leader­ yob have to do to break them is authorities 'of . Manchester High Brenner Pass Sealed Sans Drugs Army Right Wing to ship of Rev. Charles G. Johnson, tie the dead bird, to the dog’s col­ school have .no control whatsoever Jp hy Air Assault. after which in behalf of the gath­ lar and let him rim around with It oyer the pupils of that school. Mpy Crack Lines Create ^Significant ering, Rev. Johnson presented to a couple of days. That cures him. There have been many thefts in The people of Manchester, by Louj’Salt Diet T riec Mr. and Mrs. Wldham a set of fire­ But we can’t quite picture why Breach’ in Gustav the girl’s gym classes of late. Some placing their paper on the curb, mdon, May 15.—(If)— place fittings for their newly-pur­ anyone should have to try to cure have been many personal things lerican Flying Fortresses On 12 Men, Giving chased home. The guests also a dog . ,’om capturing those red but others have been money, ■ the liave, through the paper salvage » a .. 'S> -.i - ferm«ny Seen F®""* 1 A eria l B loW S ’ Line; Attack on Spig- brought a supply of refreshments. rubber ring seats. Liberators attacked Ger- Relief to 11; Begin to Mr. and Mrs. Wldham since com­ amount of which was as high as drive and the paper salvage com­ Most Dangerous lest ^ no Being Pressed. $12.00 a^ono time. mittee, Melvin Hathaway, chair­ tn invasion defenses in the ing here have been actively inter­ fs-de-Calais area nearest Nap in Afternoon ested InHhe church. Mrs. Wldham At least one of the grills In "Why do These things -happen man. made it possible for the Me­ Wilson Nurseries .v W ’h- - -a a — If Adantic Wall Help Armics AllietJ'j^eadquarlers, Na­ Is superintendent of the church town has an accommodating bar­ when the girls are at gym? They morial hospital to obtain the beat ntain today in the 3 1 st con- Attackers Penetrate. , * school and a member of the Social tender. "The other day—one of cannot carry their pocketbooks Tutive day of thd great By Howard W. Blakeslee ples, May 15.—(;p)—French _ Relations committee. those warm spring days that with them to gym as there Is too operating room table made. It is Associated Pg|Ba Science Editor Caption accompiinylng this photo, received In New York by radio “ y* troops have advanced as brings out the baby crariages—a much activity there. ‘It has becphie the most efficient of its type and nal offensive, after a night Philadelphia, May 15.—A drug- wrecked bulldinn and Uttered streets in Sevastopol. A Russian communique annoiwed May 10 the re London, May 15.—(/P)— Push Ahead Annual which German bombers ^ 24-day.sle^ against the once German-held Crimean fortress. much as seven miles from the M e n tis of Anderson Shea local woman was strolling along so bad that we cannot even, trust is perfectly balanced with every less method of inducing sleep by The Germans, in their broad-i take-off point bn the Fifth Auxiliary No. 2046 V. F. W. who the street pushing the carriage in another classmate,’ one girl quot­ position controlled with easeXand Jrply attacked ^the Britlab casts speculating on Allied t have cakes for Mother’s Day front of her as usual .She was ed to ma of late. ^ . reducing the salt In diet was re­ at Both Long Army right wing in the all- precision. Raising or lowering U to iW American bomber was lost ported to the American Psychla invasion moves, admitted to-, should have them ready to be pick­ quite thirsty and for some reason "We think these thefts have its maximum of 15 inches permits out Allied offen.sive and cap< or other the thought of a good cold gone far enough and the giris of. BV but one of tpe accompany- trie Association today by Dr. Mi­ day that tlieir west wall de-i And Short Range in' ed up SulVdsy' morning at ten the patient to rest at the correct Miistangs was missing. It fell tured the important town of o’clock. glass of suds wM uppermost in her Manchester High school say if we Spring bale chael M. Miller of the U. ST. Ma Chinese Open Drive in Yunnait; fenses might be penetrated Italy; Try to Isolate height for the surgeon. Ausonia, creating a “signifi­ mind. do not get better protection we are I anti-aircraft Are since the U. rlne hospital. Ellla Island, New Passing a grill the aroma was going to the Police Department. - An innovation with this new' 1 communique said no German after all when the blow Gustav Line Enemy. cant breach" in the Germans’ The Kiwanis club will again table is the angle at which It can- York. comes. “When the battle Gustav line in southern Italy, Al- hold its weekly meeting at the too much for her. But she didn’t Let this be a warning to whoever |ne was sighted. The low-salt diet was tried ■ -------- I Manchester Country club Monday know what to do with the baby in is doing'this stealing!" be tilted with the patientX.pn it. I Follow Up Cpiof no Attack Strike Near Main Bprma^Base starts,” a Berlin commenta­ Ued headquarters announced to­ The anesthetist, at the head of tlie 12 men. Six had been sleepless Allied Headquarters, Naples, day. noon. Chef Urbano Osano will the carriage. .She strolled back It seems to us that it Is unneces­ At Oiur , L$ke Street Earml maximum of 280 Fortreaaes from morphine. addifttton, six from tor said, "the fighting will not be May 15.—(>P)—Striking both long prepare the lunch.
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