WBDWE5DAT, HARtHS M, 1»4» i|towf&grtgr, tttgttteg 7 “ T Only $6,OjOO More Needed^o^ut ked^ Cross^O^r the Top r Mr. and Mrs. Rarriaon Wilaon The Senior Club of St. Mary’s of 139 Oak-atreet" received word Oirla Friendly Society wlU bold About Town today that their son. Private Ro­ its monthly meeting on*' Friday ‘ T i land A Witeon had arrived over- evening, March 36, at the home ot HALE'S SELF SERVE The Weather ^ Mrs. Aldo Paganl. 88 Lncuat Average Daily Circulation t t U r . aeas at an uaknowii pdtt. .The Original In New England! ’ Forecaet el 0. S. Weather Boreii^ 0(16 atreet. For the Month ol February, 1V4S MAlMaMvtiBa III > ' A * fltooM, Iwa mUatod ia tho Mr. and Mrs. Btimo Kucharaki m a loft MoMoy lor O ii^ of Chestnut atreet announce the The Mothers Circle of St. Oerard Beautiful tailored rayon curtains with hem on 8 ,0 4 0 Somewhat colder tonight;, freoh will meet thia evening at the home 9t f tinnn. Ko«r Tork. Ho la the birth of a daugrhter, Frances Mar­ THURSDAY SPECIALS , both sides and ‘finished tops. Five lengths and Member of the Andlt wiada along const. ea of FIra OMnialaalatiar garet, at Manchester Memorial of Mra. Mary Hazen, 48 Summer /extra wide.' ' ' street. ' <• Bnrean of Cirenlattoae ■cliMdCo of M n m atreat h o ^ tal, March 28. Manchester— A City of VUlage Chan Tanple Chapter, O. B. win Hie Mothers Cirole of 8t. Anne Mrs. John La Coia of 487 Can­ Use Your Coupon No. 26 Fo/J ter street, has entered the House held tta buaineas meeting thia eve­ will meet this evening at eight 44” X 54” MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 25,1913 (TEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ning St T:48 la the Masonic Tern- o'clocko’clock at methe home nome oiof aara.Mrs. x«cn-Rich- oiof jnervyMercy uviipiuu,hospital, Springfield, Coffee and No. 12 For Simar VOL. L x ll., NO. 149 (ClaeetSed Adverttelng oa Page 8) N pie. A aaml-publlc tnatallation will ^rd N. McCarthy, 87 School street. Maas., for treatment. MIow at 8:80 in the main lodge ------— ------NOW! . - t \ They’ve Just Received the^urple Heart / Use Your A, B and C Points For i 5 Mackenzie Effoejt k Troops Repulse RUMMAGE Canned Goods NOW/. . Before SALE .\ They Lops^. \ To Regain Rights SAT„ K ^ C H 27, 9 M. Vacant Stoi«,^099 Miifai SL Bring Them Here for the Best Passes in House Dorcas Sb^ty, 44” X 72” Emannel - Lntherait^Chiirch Values In Return for Your Cou- pons and Your Money. v Voles 191 lo 45 Today Crop t Mareth Line A In Favor of Petition; THIS REPRESENTS I 44” X 78” pr. Scanereir' A"p p 1 a u s e Strong ResistRnce and \ I For Poor ShctJ^ei^^ide ^ POWER Gold Medal Bisquick Greets Announcement Nazis’ Planes VigorouH Counter * At* 44” Material By the Yard To Match, And So Needs No Shortening. 33c After-Roll Call; Two tackfi by Roinmel’a Lge. Pkg. 59c Yard. Land Seen Hit Scotland Plan N^ins ' Does Hemmed on both sides. Forces Prevent Fur­ Your Rising Voles Against. Milkweed Provides Md At Oakland ther Major Allied Ad­ Coal Bin! J S. New I Shadow Patterns State Capitol; Hartford. During Raids Bny Coal and ookn. - Ion’ll terials to Replace Ka­ vances for Time Being Cake Flour 2%-Lb. Pkg. 23c in March 26.—om custom of and on the peUtlon, which now goes to Boris Berkman, Chicago, as pro­ attacks in the Erwin Rommel’s Lombardi Plums The final ballot, taken after Has (Exceptional Buoyancy and Vernon A. Eagle, JelTer.son, tows. Soldiers woqfided In North Africa and the South Pacific arc Feb. 19 when a few planes caused tulUng jam on street cars and in- forces prevented further major points when yon pnrchase Studio Couch Coven 48 »» nearly an hour's debate, came less ■ The fiber, produced by the pod being treated at this hospital. slight damage. terurtan trains is awful to be­ Allied gains for the time being high quality coffee and than 24 hours after Governor known as the milkweed floss, has British /ighters and anti-air­ hold. and, in some cases, wiped oiit ad­ With Corded Seata Baldwin, hiWlnelf a Republican, as­ / ’ ' craft defwses shot down five ot Today Oakland and other east vances achieved a few days ear­ foods at Pinehurst. In Heavy Syrup serted that he was opposed to proven in laboratory teats. Dr. an estiniated 25 German planes We offer a wide choice of No. 2 Can. 10 Points. Berkman said, to have exceptional San Francisco bay cities begin a lier. Mackenzie’s petition. buoyancy, because each fiber has Davis Named that p/rticipated in the attack on share-the-ride program for pn-' Wipe Out .\dvances CDffee for yonr No. 26 2 cn. 25c Heavy Rep. Dorothy Elartlett (D) of a naturally sealed air tube, ’this Pusb Toward Smolensk Scotl^d and a raid over northern vate motorists. Seventy-sIx thou­ Advices from the southern Tu­ stamp. TV- Putnam, who suplxirted the meas­ unusual fiber structure also has England that caused a small num­ sand . instruction booklets have nisian front late last 'night wer# MaxweO H ouse...... S8c lb. No. t Can Burt Obiby $3-29 ure, told the House that she “shed shown in. tests to be a desirable in­ Head of New ber/ of casualties. oeen issued to drivers and pedes­ that German counter-assaults had tears” when she read about the sulating material. The other fiber, his increased German Air trians. largely wiped out the advances Hills Bros, at the new low 10 Points governor’s opposition. orce losses over Britain to 26 Exceptional patterns in all colors that Printed Two rising votes preceded the which resembles flax, ia found in Motorists OH'en Placards made by the British Ellghth Army price of S6c Ih. ShurUna, Applesauce Can 1 0 c the outer layer of the plant stalk Food Agency 'this month and more than 50' Motorists are given placards in driving a wedge into the upper freshly ground, only 28e Ib. will brighten up a dull room. final roll call. and has g^reat tensile strength, since' Jan. 1. and a holder to fix on their wind- end of the Mareth line. An unofficial tabulation showed Damaga to Private Dwellings Maxwdl Honsa In tha new that on the first vote, 173 voted making it aultable for use aa a One aide ot the card bears In sight of the battling ground BaldwlB or Stark textile material. Considerable damage waa done number on a colored back- troops, . British and American bng at S3c lb. Garden of for the petitior and 28 agalns’. On Roosevelt Announces DroppL^s to private dwellings in one north­ iUUlBglaaBjnr,S6eIh. Cretonnes the recount, Mackenzie, who lost Dr. Berkman added that oil ex­ The ioior Indicates which light bombers hammered import­ tracted from milkweed seed la east English coastal town, but main traffic artery the auto will ant Axis armored po-sltions near • Apples 5 Lbs. 25c his voting. righU after pleading Creation of Adminis­ ern Donets River Val­ there were no casualties because Studio Couch Throws guilty in the W aterbu^ con­ is id^tical in its properties to Of Mine Ar^ea uae iiv leaving the buainesa dls- the town oi Mareth. OLADTOBEU* spiracy case,'picked up six votes. soybeaii. oil. The meal left after tration to Control Pn ley Slackening Now. occupants were in shelters. In the communique today there No. 1 (The Berlin radio broadcast a waa no mention at the task force Ragn act PInalnint, ^ ■ ■ ■ It was then that Rep. E,. Lea duction, Distributi high command communique an­ (Oontlaoed oa Page Four) ynil with yonr Marsh, Jr., the Republican floor (Conttaned on Fags Four) Moscow, March 25.—(4*)— Stops 'l^day which flanked Rommel’s poaltlong 15-Lb. Peck 59c leader, moved that the House re­ nouncing that the Germans raid­ and was last reported eight miles iM. Tonr A, Potatoes $2.69 consider Its action. Washington, March 2 5 / (4*> ' The Red Arm.v’s dogged drive ed the Junction of Ashford in from El Hamma, Axle air base at ipa ahonld be nacd N Thii time, however, the house, President Roosevelt announced to­ Uirough slush, ice and mud southern England at daybreak the rear of the fortifications slid 20 Between 80 / and 90 yesterday and made direct bomb Allied Airmen miles west of Gabes. CoBM to tho SPRING Heavy weight throws in a large size. decided to take a roll call on the Doughton Hits day the creation in the Agricul­ toward Smolensk has made hits on the railway station and 8tae% brfaiff Tour hooka. Yard iBsuie rather htan deciding It by Homes, H^li School Field dispatches said United HEALTH MARKET AH colors,. a rising vote. ture department of an Administra­ tresh headway in three direc­ supply stores. It said last night's States troops won control of; the Jnai going around ttw stora \, Issue “Non-Polltlcal” Ruml Proposal tion of Food Production and Dis­ tions and German attacks in Building ^nd Strt^ets raids were against. “strateglcally- Attack Bases looking oTor the ahelioa wRl u In the debate that preceded the an effort to control the north­ important targets” on the Firth (Continued on Page Two) SPECIAL BIRDS EYE FRUIT AND a tribution to be head^ by Chester Damaged in Pittston. of Forth and on the British help yon asleet tho ththga MILLINERY Large floral pat­ vote. Marsh had told the House C, Davia, praidentJ i f the Federal ern Donets river valley are 3Toa need. And the giris in that the issue was "entirely non­ noriheasl coast.) Held hv Japs Beautifuf Felts, Straws, and Fabric VEGETABLE SALE political,’’ and said that represen­ As Tax Heresy Reserve Eiahk atySt. Louis and slackening after their set­ Pitts ton Pa., March 25— The heaviest enemy raid yester­ the offlee, or the men on the 36” Homespun Materials terns that will make former director of the Agricultur­ backs at the hands of .the Soviet tatives should vote their "own, per­ The main ovement of a destruc- day was on a town in southeast floor win gladly assist yon. Trimmed With VeiHng, Flowers and Quills sonal honest conviction.” , al Adjustment administration. defenders, the Russians said to­ England, where a t least 12 were These are lotc point items and also special­ beautiful draperies,^ A White Hemse statement said live earffi cracking mine subsi- ‘Flying Artillery/l^Iakes Psa Beano, Split Peas and Two bills designed to prevent Skip-Year Plan Is As­ day. The midday communique an­ kiUed. Additional victims were Flashes I Flattering Off-Face Bonnets, Smart Sailors, and a repetition of the Boston Cocoa- that “the administrator will have nounced that additional villages dence opped today after damag­ being dug out of the debris. 44 Bombing aiul^traf- (Late Bulletins ol the (/P) Wlrs) T.iwsan only n ^ 4 points » Medium Brims ly priced, so you can put a few packages in nut Grove night club and the New sailed as ^Immoral and charge of whit may be called'the were taken on the Smolensk front Quit School Just In Time food produ^ion and distribution ing between 80 and 90 homes, a per pound. And Pmnes as \ Haven Quilt and Pad company as SoWet troops broke through $400y()00 high school building and More than 300 children got out ing Runs Over times Shipbuilders qn Strike wen as Raisins only 12 In An the New Shades your freezing unit to serve you many days. fires were passed by the House, Unsound’ in Opening activities the departmefit. in­ the outlying defenses of the city. of a school just 60 seconds before cluding the Agricultural Adjust­ streets, and causing damage run­ O f, Enemy at Mupo. Baltimore, .March 25-h JV -O * -, points. Smart plaidsI and stt^s for Spring one of them giving the state fire Debate in House. Soviets' Sharpest Thrust ning Into the thousands of dollars a bomb struck, it was reported. rials of the industrial L'nioa •( ment Admlniatrstion, the food dis­ . You can’t beat low pointy low priced quick and Summer usese for draMs, couch cov- , GREEN STAMPS GIVEN marshal the right, upon receipt of The Soviets’ sharpest thrust ap­ in this eastern Pennsylvania an- , Allied fighter planes niachine- /' Marine and Shipbuilding Worker* a "fire or casualty hazard’’ to en­ tribution ' activities that were peared to be north ■ of Dukhov- raclte city of 18,000. gunned railway Installations in Allied Headquartera in Auatra- ers, door hangings,ings, etc. \ WITH CASH SALES. ter premises during reasonable Washington, March 25.—(F>— transferred to the Department of of .\merlca (CIO) reported today PINEMUR3T froste^TRUITS AND VEGETABLES. sihino, which is 32 miles north­ Mine Inspector Daniel, Connolly northern France by day yester­ 14. Mtirch 25— General Mac- that several thousand workera FRESH FISH hours for Inspection purposes. Lanky, 79-year-old Chairman Agriculture ’by the War Produc­ east of the big German garrison day. and tho R. A. F.'s Mosquito Arthur’a “flying artillery” made 44 $2-98 to $5.98 The other would name the Nor- Doughton (D., N, C.),. of the tion board last December, and the Informed Mayor John J.'Reilly of walked oil their Jobe at the Ug Haddock Fifleto Froooh O ut city. The war bulletin a^d that ui the stoppage after touring mine bombers hit/ raUway targets bombing and strafing runs over key highway ship repair yard of . ^ich'fire chief, also fire marshal Ways .and Means committee recruitment of farm labor,recently this sector the “Red Army ■ tropj^s northwest Germany at duslc- It Sole FHIets and building inspector, and the transferred to the department by workings under the four-block Japanese llnea at Mubo yesterday, the Bethlehem Steel corporatton. opened detate ' on .pay-as-you-go battled hand-to-hand with the affected area, where sections of was announced, with' the Iqm ot ’The union offlrials said the etrlna Red Perch Fillets 3 0 *’ Colof!^l Awming Cloth deputy fire chief "for their period l:ax iegisistton today with a. de­ the War Manpower commission.” Germans iii an unidentified, settle­ one plane. firing 30,(M)0 rounds from cannons Green Beans "‘' s'^^rpri»l9c of good behavior.” Davis will obtain leave of ab­ earth had sunk throughout the and machine-guns into enemy posi­ occurred, after the- company la Steak Cod and Poflock OnlylPolnta. nunciation of the Ruml skip-a- ment which had been heayiiv for­ night in one' of th'e worst cave-ina The German-controll^ Paris fisied to discharge three mea FRESH BUTTER FISH Action was again deferred on year plan as a "tax heresy”—t sence from his bank, the Presi­ tified, after hurling grenades to radio reported today ^(hat about tions guarding the approaches to T lic Recover those beach and lawn ^ hhairs, a irs , old awnings, with a bill authorizing the aale of horae dent’s statement said, and report in the hard' coal fields in years. the Japanese New Guinea base at whom the CIO organliatlOB SSe pound JW.HAU eou new colorful stripes. Six color con^binations in red,'blue, proposition “immoral and un' clear their path. / The inspector, warned, however,' 50 persons were wmlnded in the charged were “proselyting” for aa^ MAMCNtSTHI CONN» meat-for human consumption. sound. for duty .qext Monday. South of this sector a Rusaiam R, A. F.'s daylight ,fald on Nantes Salamaua, Allied headquarters an­ Whole Haddock green, and orange. \ -a ' yard Other bills aq^d upon favw-ably Last Dec.-5, the secretary of ag- that further “pulls” could be'ex­ nounced today. '■ Independent union. ^ Golden Corn '^s',:!?..'^c21c "It is to sound tax policy what column was reported moving to- pected.' Mackerel o V infidelity is to true Bible reli­ wari’ the district center of Dorogo- (Continued/bn Page Five) Other Allied planes carried out Only 1 Fointa. (Continned on Page Two) (continued on Page Two) To Launch Investigation day and night attacks on far-flimg Mill .About Meal Truck ^ Clams Oysters gion,” he shouted. “It would bank­ .buzh, 13 miles below the Moscow- Mayor Reilly promptly sum­ ; ~ ■New York. .Mirch 25.—(IP)— Pinehurst Chicken ■/ rupt any business concern. No Vyazma-Smolensk railway and 50 enemy bases in the islands above DeUoiooa miles east of Smolensk. .The battle moned city officials to a confer­ Australia, scoring hits on shipping About 2.000 angry retail butcher* CHOP SUEY.t ...... lb. 89c _ ^ •« nation, state or other taxing jur­ ence later in the day to launch an milled about a nieat truck for se^ isdiction has ever adopted such a to take the city, which lies in a; and , airdrome aicas, and one A good supply of Salt Pork. swatmpy areai: cut by the Dnieper investigation. Hurry Forced )>oiIib«r 'OI a reconnaissance mis­ eral hours toda.v crying for tikJW. U cO R R Meat Rations system. . . . Oui soidiera.are not April Stamjis Panic spread among many resi­ lair share" ot the commodity — Frankfurts Bulk Kraut Please Note Our Change Mixed Vegetables guesting forgiveness of a year’s river and many small streams, was sion shot two Japanese fighter Reg. Price 32e MANCH considered new only a part of a dents when the earth began to manes out, of the air in a duet over until two |K)llcenien oil horseba^ ditty. In fact many of them' are fumble and crack about 7:30 last Labor Draft dispersed them The truck, owned Meet Favor called upon to give an entire life­ Become Valid large-scale offensive to control the Wewak, New Guinea, a communi­ PINEHURST CHEESE Jn Store Hours ! Special Price J t y C upper Dnieper; night .^over the No. 9 mine of the que declared. by H.'(% Bohttck Company, waa Pofaitio time In, one moment of duty. Is Pagnotti Enterprises ih the heart being loaded at a Brooklyn mar­ We are selling a large EFTECTIVE THIS SATURDAY, MARCH 27, WE WILL this any time to forgive a year’s Fierce counter-^attacks, with Japs Raid ...\llled Bases , number of pounds of strong heavy concentrations of heavy ar­ of the ritsidential area. Yawning Nazis Exleiul Program The enemy’s planes also were ket when the bulebers, gathered CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 6 P. M. Steak and Chop House tax liability?” Strong Hints Value for tillery' to back up the! i infantry, crevices opened in pavements and in th«| .sky before daylight vester- ardund It. “ We want a lair store type CHEESE at 51c Ojjerators’Foresee End Representative Knutson (R., Canned Goods Mav. Be were being mounted by the Ger­ lawns. Holes 20 to 25 feet deep, To French Men in 24 share:” they shouted. “W'e w-aa* pound. Tender Brussels Sprouts ' I'.T. ^ X I A AAPW AH i: i'O. mans, a dispatch to Red Star, the appeared Jn some sections. Homes To 31 Age Group Now (Continued On Page Five) meat because we’ve got to - 1 ^ Cottage Cheese___ jar 18c Reg. Price 33c X Of Their Specialties. (Conttaned a* Fag* Twb> Bigger Next Month. Army newspaper, said. , " were twisted,, plaster cracked and defense workers." When pOlica We have a limited sup­ LENTEN GIFT SUGGESTIONS (The derman high command windows broken. . came, the truck drove away, pai^ Special Price m a7C communique, broadcast by the Approximately 50 school musl- Bern, Switzerland. March, 28 — ly loaded and the throng movrt. ply of other cheese. Comie Oaljr • P otnta.. Washington, March 25.—(F)— Washington, Mnrch^ ■ 25.—(4V- ,(^)_Tbe Nazis' are speeding up The OPA mailbag brought many April’s canned goods ration stamps RapenneNew to anotheV-but ‘be driver IM in and select what you want. Mill Sullies Halts Drafting (Continued On Page Five) their forced labor program, with second leaped to hla cab, ^outM . ____5______Heart Shaped . * expressions today Ulht meat ra­ became valid . today, but house­ (Continued'On Page Five) which they are bleeding France ot wives are expected to hbld them be waa taking fiVt tons of meal j'i.A tioning waa not so tough as ex­ ita manpower, and have extended Cor hoapital use and drove oil. Pinehurst Fresh Popular Peas, and Cdffots { ; >♦ - ’4 pected, but it also brought hun­ for another week becauaii of strong it tq another eight classes , cover­ , Guiana H^ad t- i . , -/ Farm Workers hints from OPA that their, value BEET GREENS... .Ih. 35c dreds of groans, particularly from ing men in the 24 to 31 age group, C urbs on New I’holiea • . ’ LOCKETS Only 6 Plants. Regular 25c. . ' . '* . O 23c steak and chop house operators will be Increased next month. said a dispatch, today from the Special! who foresaw the end of their spe­ Future plans were kept secret., Town Unlucky 50 Years; Washington. March 25— (J’)' — BALDWIN APPLES * T ^ e s French frontier to the newspaper, A|qioiute—Gov, fective April -1. The djapatch said the Nazis had Algiers, March 25 — Geri. iHiard placed all telephone Instai* lOc each 6 for 55c ‘ Wording of the comments was (A further indication of this Perennla'l victor over adversity, , to be devastated by a July flood, revUed their recruiting system in Hanri Giraud. high commissioner John C. Vivian ordered- today an Pennsylvania's “unluckiest but which cost no lives but caused the lations on this basis today, fuic.v Florida Asparagus, Squash, Spinach, Etc. not available immediately, but Immediate halt to the induction of came from a statement of ' the an effort to reduce the great num­ for French North Africa. ha.s ap­ tanrously Issuing new rule* to aw Rosary Beads $2*00 and up OPA officials summarized them American Institute of Food Dis­ pluckiest” town once again is town severe damage and washed ber of young men who take to the pointed Jean Rajsenne, an experl: Oranges ..., ,doz. 41c Colorado farm workera into the beating the misfortune that has out its sole railroad line. enced French colonial administra­ farmers, in getting telephone perv- this way: armed forcea tribution at New. York that ifiove- woods and the mountains in an Ire as a means of boosting I*™ All at ceiling prices or less. There's Reatanranta Oomplala Most meiit to market of important can- dogged it for a half-century. Mill Being Disimntled effort to escape. Hereafter no pre­ tor, as governor of French Guiana, output and saving agricultoral, Crosse & Blackwell IT'S TIME T 6 g iv e a t h o u g h t t o The foyemor, who recently haa Austin, a community of 1,000 The mill owners, discouraged. the French colony in South Artier- "Restaurants, espectally Jibe asserted that Colorado war crop ked vegetables had dropped 60 to liminary phyfical examination is nuui power. Chow Chow ...3 3 c and 39c- Sterling Rosaries $4*^0 and up 95 per cent under point rationing. which gpt on the map as a thrivr, recently decided to give up required, and the first intimation ica which sever^ all -ties with been no increase in Birds Eye fruits fancy IteiJi ina ciuv noustif goals could not be attained unless Ing center of the state’s once- ' *-- - New Raspberry Syrup for X PAINTING — seemed to her msking most of thi High Potat Valuea Blamed ghost. The nifil is 'being these men will have that they are Vichy on March 16 and dwlsred iU Shoje Liberty Withheld workna wars permlttsd to stay (Blaming newneiM of the ays- prosperous lumber industry, has mantled. going to Germany Is when they adherence to the Allied cause. '^puddings and pancakes, and vegetables. complaints. Many of these places on the farms, announced his ac­ taken the effects of its latest Then the Interstate Commerce Rspenne, whose appointment Portlapd. Me„ March 25 (^ —;'| have built up their reputations tion In a letter to Brig. Geh. tem and “unnecessarily high point are gathered for convoy to rail­ Shore liberty lor Navy mew Is 37c. Crosses and Chains $1.65 and up Day in and day out, seaimn inland season out, the elements and patronage on the basis of values," the institute said In its calamity—the 1942 flood—in stride commission authorized the Balti­ road stations. was announced officially last night, Portland was withheld today ^ Harold H. Richardson, state dlrec and is in no'danger of becoming a more snd Ohio railroad to abandon ■ Elxtension of forced labor to the waa understood here to be accept­ quantities and qualities of meats tor of selective service. cannerS’ market report that “this Navy offlrials la "protest” sgaMM Drive or walk to Pinehurst You've BeSn Asking for Frozen take their toll of your property. The best known preservative that will not be practicable un­ fault (high point values) will be “ghost town,” munioipal leaders the rail line, which with other Dew'classes the dispatch said, has able to the Fighting French of published coroment about ths ; Thursday or telephone 4151 Qnotee Anttority Per Action asserted today. flood-hit trackage in the vicinity created "a grave impreaslon on the Gen. Charles de Gaulle of the exterior of your house; if it’s wood, is good painL Re- der rationing, and, of course, they Governor .Vivian said he waa righted—partly by reduction of Navy end “tnhospiteblo trest- before noon. Stone Set Link Bracelets .... . $6.00 and np are worried, several point values by April 1, Major DIssater E««ry Decade woiil(l have cost $658,000 to re­ people and was expected to cause (This understanding did not ap­ men't” given Navy mea In Pert- Dog Foody We Have Some In... taking the action "under the pow­ But almost regularly, once a place. new tension.” pear Jn coincide with (he appoint­ memho’, for economy and the best interests of your house, it’s "Some consumers kicked, too er and authority to administer the and later by wholesale revision of land. .A sinlement Ksiied at Weyf but a surprising number said the these values on May l.’’l decade, Austin, has sufferiM a But Austin “came back.” A Mayors were charged with the ment last Saturday by the Fight­ headquarter* by Capt, |lot*rrt ) niajor. disaster..Here'S the score: “rescue committee" of busbiess task of compiling lists of ' men in ing French of Maurice Berlaul *6 Cameo Pendants ...... $5.25 and up 21c pound better to give it one coat more often than let it go until it becomes point values were npt aa bad aa (OonttntMd an Fsge. Twej April coupons were made valid governor of French Guiana. Ber- ter, chief of sUff to the eealorjsi;., Utey had expected. Many con­ on March 25 to help persons who 1'890—A fire which destroyed the leaders obtained one new indus­ these age groups. fleer preaeot, afloaL.Mld: — ;; ; ■ . entire biAinees section. try and is aeeklng others. May Ask Exaniaattona taut was reported en route to weather beaten and has to have two coats. • . sumers who uirt in' areas where come to the end of the month with French Guiana. The colony had admlrat ha* ordered that a* practically no meat has been Insufficient M ai^ stamps to meet 1897-rA fire that rSsed 100 “We've learned to take It," said At the time the young men are erty bo granted to tho mea of Treasary Balance John OoUlns, president of the First gathered for transiwrt. they may informed both General Giraud and available for weeks at a time said essential needs, or with odd num-. .homes. General de Gaulle of the severence Boot, today, aa a pretest ** they thought that now they would 'Washington.! March $S ^ (F* — bars at March points that won’t 1911-t-A flood thst killed 80 per­ National bank, who reported that ask for physical examinations. The receatty pahUahed artkslea sons snd wrecked homes and a only a few residents have left town dispatch said that doctors -would of-tles srith Vichy.) ihJW H A M COM be able to get their fair share.’' The poattlcdtloB I of the Treasury stretch. iHeegerrt Sucooseor Named ly deelgaed t* dteoredtt tha Mi DONNELLY’S Prom the smat packera them- A new table of fruit Jmd vega- pulp and paper mill, the town's and that for the first time In years be directed to consider as capable zorvlca MMi Atea M awciiw Tiit Coww March 25; school taxes have been paid up In "even those with only one lag-" W General Giraud also announced JEWELERS AT THE CENTER Advertise in The Herald— It Pays eelvea, meanwhile, came the re» ReceipU. 8314.846,159.20; teble point valuea is expected to only Industry. the eppolntment lest night of hospitable tieataieat wWeh minder that meat comes from pendltures. 8320,690.960.80; be made public over the week-end. 19(k)-40—A depression that closed full. already has been announced that mea have reealvai aahMS aS;: "IVe always come back,” be de- balance, 81,540.312,007.34; customs the mill, formerly a milUoa-dol^ (Oeatlaasd m fa g s lieseieu for BuriU, |M,6BS,i27.79. ^ tOsBlIaBwl m f ti^ V o a r i O M fi, ; , -T VMwl V KANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCUES’lEK. CONN. THURSDAY, MATICH 25,1948 TWO \ .M ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GUNN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 25,1943 PAGE THPEli:^| salary,/ limitation order. The ' froops In the Gafaa .sector, espe­ was not going as well'as wSs ex- Houf^t accepted the Senate version ! cially in the pa.sa which Icada east­ [lecteti and that Allied tiXMips b(>th Doughton Hits of the; measure yesterday and the Davfe Named ward from El Guctar. Farmers SMociation of the Legis­ in the eoutliern and central sec­ Date Now Set lature, calling on the governor to iir Industries Here .Sen/ite was expected to concur -to­ Aerial support helped Ahierl- tors had been taken tremendous day amid reports that the presi­ can. ground forces to beat back Rights Return Putin name kt least two more members Ruml Proposal punishment, but they were said to representing agricultural Intereata dent wquld sign, despite the re-' Head of New re, eated Nazi attacks, dispatches be holding up to It very well. Committees Consider News of Oikr pealer. 'rather than risk national from the front said. For Exliibitioii to the war council. Public Exhibits The re.sult apoe.p.red to depend Of Blackouts Rep. Eugene H. Lqmphier (R) * FIRST * debt dirriculties by a veto on the Allied planes also struck agkin mainly on how long the Germans Battle Looms As Tax Heres^ 'fcv*/of a new Treasui-y financing. Food A^enevc ? ^ at enemy landing grounds, .getting of Watertown drafted the resolu­ walghta just under two pounds. A could sustain their counter-offen­ Funioiis Artist to Be at Variety of Measures B oy Scouts tion which cited the fact that only , Pkt>ducU, Are Shown bursts among 40 to 6Q, planes on sive activitlos. iv man can altp into thia hammock, (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Pag^/^ne) a field between Sfax and Gabes. RaldHrin Opposes Res­ CivHi^n ProliecUon Com- one farmer representative had been xipper up the sides and at the Center Church House placed on the 43 member council, In Bijitrict Milekjpiizie Effort Capt. John K. Hail of Denver, The committee took no action, but 4>with; first aid,- thrift, knife and Hiittee to Direct Pro­ same time fasten a mosquito net­ Minn.), a leader of Republican rlcultfire was directed- in a pre.si- Colo., who participated in the raid, American Homhers On April 4 th. ■Proposa^.-^ A uthorizing toration of Privileges It la with regret that The anc pointed out the importance of NATIONAL ting enclosing the trooper on all House Chairman Herbert B. Wan­ Herald If forced to announce ax and compass; Clifford Dolsen, the State's dairy, poultry suid farm­ To Arouse Interest support behind the'-. Ruml, plan, dentlal executive order to assume said It was the be.st his formaticn derer (R) of Bethel said it might tective Services. four sides. It is alTO water proof prepared to an.swer Doiightonf by To Regain Rights "full responsibility for ’and contro’l had yet experienced. The escorting Attack Messina Providing Model Zon­ To Harry E. Mackenzie that it wUl have to discontin­ thrift, compass and Morae signal; ing industries to the natioiuU war In Manpower Drive. and can be swung high.enough off Miss Nellie Burnham of Elast act at an executive meeting aoSousse. and other fires at the ferry termin­ Hartford, March 25—(P)—In one DougfaM Andmon, Scribe The meeting was .closed at 9:00 One of the Civilian Protection “fair and practloal" means of put­ a full-fledged food boss. announced at the meeting/Iasi he Mid would "liberate the people ing dvU rights to Former Repub­ charge of Connecticut’s protective committee's branches, for the pro­ Electric Divtsion of the Connecti­ A pair of big carrier parachutes, In ■ the Gaf.sa area German al .and in the vicinity of Naval of their bualeat days of the present om The wcx^ly meeting of Troop with tbe Scout O^n, Salute to the ting the nation's -^ 44.QO0.OO0 in­ incliided one increasing. from five The pre.sidenlial announcement night at the Y M.C.A. tW t the of the nation from minority manip­ lican B Harry ET . Mackenzie services, Including blackout and tection of the blind, was headed cut Power Company on Main colored red and blue are draped come taxpayers on .a pay-as-you- to eight the number of polUng u id Wickard would continue as a bombers were out in considerable storage tanks, a United' States aession, .legislative commltteM yes­ comes up for debate In the House 25 opened at .7:30 wita the color Flag and -the Spbutmaster’a Bene­ dimout regulations. Street. All five of Manchester's over the side walls and provide a tea date is now definitely eet for ulation.” guards preaenting the flag. Then diction. / by Miss Helen Keller of Westport. JOIN THE \ go ba.sis, and that "there is only places in the city of Norwalk to inemb^ of WPB, the Economic strength, reports from the front commiini(jue said today. Buiiday afternoon. Apnl 4, fiom J terday considered a variety of bills One of his proposals was that today. Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin who war industiies have arranged striking picture. While no data la one thing wrong with the Ruml '■relieve congestion.” Stabilization board, the Combined said. Their attacks, coupled with A ll’of the bombers., returned » Openly opposed by Gov. Ray­ we had a session of games some / Pack 4 yesterday announced the personnel ^------to 5:00 p. m. Th* place is the —Including a propoMl authorizing declaration of war be by referen­ of which were "Pull over the Un'e” their displays so as to interest lo­ forthcoming on these It Is expect­ plan—the Treasury dldn.'t'think of The Senate .today adopted with­ Food board, and other commttteca, fire ifrom the Nazi 88-mlllimeter safely. It was added, after being dum and another was that the mond E. Baldwin and at least 30 Charles Norris, Scribe of the comipittees, headed by War. RED CROSS cal women In either full or part ed that quite a load Of foodstuffs artillery batteries, gave Ameri­ Federation rotun of Center church the state highway commissioner to I t and “Compass ganie.” We were Administrator Wesley A. Sturges, it first.” ' \ out debate and aent to the House which “now. consume a large por­ attac.i-ed- by enemy fighters in en­ house. ii)vuati')ne are being president of the Uni. id States be House Republicans, the resolution • Th^ meeting of Pack 4 opened Ban on Discipline time employment. Enrollment and amrpunltlon can be dropped cans at some' points the heaviest gagements in which one flghtei provide, on request, a model zoning would return to the ex-Heutenant then diamlsMd to our patrol cor­ at flrSO wita a snappy count off. indicated that an Agriculture com­ -iGlVE GENEROUSLY Leading the Democratic 'opposi­ a bill raising the salaries of cer­ tion of his time and prevent his niHiled ten local people whom the ordinance to unzoned towns. limited to two four year terms. . places have been named w hw from a big carrier plane to men tion to the Ruml plan, Doiighton giving to the adnilfilstratlon of pounding they had ever undergone, was destroyed and another proba­ of the late J. Henry Roraback, the ners where dues and attendance Inspection followed and dues were mittee and its associated sub- women can leav their names. tain employes "of the Legislature lortirotuee beilcvcj would be in- The accelerated program was in was taken. During the patrol cor­ Measure Rejeeled stationed below, when an alrplahc declared: \ including House Oerks Earl operation activities .the time he but failed to break the U. S. lines. bly destroyed. rights he lost for his part in the eioUected. Frank Wilson reviewed cummtiteea would be named today The main office is at the head­ could not find a landing plaM 'In the Gafsa sector American ^ I in meeting the interna- Bne with the suggesUon of Gover­ ners we took up a collection for tomorrow. ,"I feel that this is no time^to Dearington of KUItngly whose pay would like to devote to such ionally known artist, who will million dollar graft conspiracy that the Chibs in signis. ers of the Manchester Ds- close to the troops. The Pioneer ministration.” patrols carried out offensive op­ nor Baldwin that the General As­ sent him and many other political the Red Cross. There will be, a Also expected to be appointed 'Fresh Producer experiment with will-o’-the-wi.«q>^ would be raised from $2,500 an­ have an exhibition of her original sembly clean up and clear out by Lean Hamburg hike on Saturday at 2 o’clock. An amusing Dumbbell club ses­ Oouncll in the Municipal Parachute and Cheney Brothers or cKlmetical methods, which are Hill Contintie aa at Present erations with success,” the war leaders to.jail and prison. sion was held in which Alton Mun- are committees on transportation, Hartford, March 25— —The at the Center. However, nually to $3,500. bulletin reported. ' ceramic jewels, created since her early May. Meet at the church. manpower, food and fuel, to handle combine to make these. A pilot’! conceived and brought forth for \The assistant clerks of both ActiiItie|KOf the Agriculture de- Governor Baldwin made hl8 sle was 'elected. Then the Cube re­ Education committee still believes CARROTS asin te^ ay be left at any of the parachute is not Included In this It said that "from northern Tu­ arrival in America. House and Senate Relatively Quiet The meeting closed with Ken­ related problems. selfish or political reasons rather Hopaea. George Strouse, Jr., of partmerR/as it existed prior to its Obituar While committees buzzed with Costs Points position known last night, telling tired to thefr dens for study. * in the time-worn axiom, “spare .the oariOuA schools in Mancliester and display. expansion a few years ago. includ- nisia there is nothing to report. " To Exhibit ceramics / 4 newamen, “I’m opposed to it,” neth Barrett playing taps and the Other Members Of Committee TEXAS lUNCHES appllcatiqns are printed in the than patriotic motives. In my Norwich in the Senate and Elmer activity the House and Senate Scoutmaster’s Elenedictlon. Then two entertained the Pack 'Tht Civilian Protection commit­ rod and spoil the child.” 'However, a flare parachute ■ Is ■Opinion, if the selfish and political Ing/tnoae dealing with research, (An Algiers broadcast recoi-ded in The.Tollowing three days, Mon­ ■when asked to etate bis position w ith, a skit about “Tho Seven 15< Herald dally. W. Ryan of New Haven, in the London by Reutorr earlier said bodies were relatively quiet, the Troop 27 tee includes besides Sturges: It voted down a bill yesterday THAS _ hurtg: directly ih the center of the considerations were eliminated House, each would receive ralaes fpfeatry. and the Farm Credit ad- day, 'THesday and Wednesday, on the MacKenzie resolution. Dwarfs” which was much enjoy­ prohibiting the disciplining of any Models Arc Displayed roonv>from the celling. Thia Is that the British First Army had April 6, 6 and 7, Miss Halpem will only acUon in the House being pas- M u s t Grind the Best Donald Marsh, Scribe State Police Commissioner Ed­ from the Ruml plan, it would nev­ of $500 a year, bringing their ps' Iniatration', Mr. Roosevelt said, leatlis Mge of a bill authorizing the To Take Up Similar Measure ed. This was, followed by another ward J, Hickey, Vice chairman; school child under 16 years of age BEEYS 2 25* In the north window at the made ov Cheney Brothers,and it made a alight advance, in north­ The weekly meeting of Troop 27 LAUr ILCSCRVl ^ y' A ra er get to bat. much .Jess to first to $2,000, under its prbylsfons. T^e will continue. aa at preaent. show a more extensive collection governor tO designate bank holi­ Meats in the Presence And while the House debates short skit put on by Roger Pres­ Adj. Geh. Reginald B. Del^cour; “by corporal or physical punish­ CALIF ICEIEIG Slsctric compitny’s store can oe haa all the trappings except the The HTiite House ■ of her ceramics brought from Hoi- ' opened at 7 o'clock. We adopted found the camouflage which is baae. . . .“ bill also raises the compemHitlon By night and day Allied aerial Mrs. L. H. Heebner days during emergendea in coun­ that resolution, the Committee on the merit and demeri. system ton and Charles Norria Allerton F. Brooks, president of ment.’.’ A niaxlmum fine of $100 or lEYYUCE 2HtADs21. flare attached. Doughton declared the Ruml of the chaplains in eschx^ouse Immediately, the means used to rs. Rachel Ktizabeth McCaw land, specimens of fine pottery in Of the Cnstomer. Forfeited Rights which approved In closing' Bruce McCJomb led the ' Sotithern New England Tele­ a jail sentence of not mow than nORlOA y gm ^ ^ grown by thp C .'« . Burr Com- For the neifisix weeks these lo­ Wt up the new food adratnistra- squadrons bombed and shot up .storage, never before shown m ties and towns. plqmied by our leaders. After a ptny. small models^Npf manufac­ plan would: 1, Be.stow the great­ from $500 to $600. Axis concentrations between Ma cebner. widow of L. H. Hecphiir, similar powers conferred on the it, will take up a similar measure period of physical development the Pack in the Cub prayer; phone company: Chief Justice Wil­ 30 days was proposed by the bill, cal war Industnes are conducting est benefit to those most able to tl6n. whether by executive order died Wednesday afternoon after a this country. Pottery is her life governor In the war powers act Hartford, March 25—Hamburg­ on behalf of MacKebzle’s former Pack 2 liam M. Maltble,: Chief Air, Raid which was opposed by school offi­ CABBAGf 2»>19* turing plants before \and after a drive for womaspbw-er in order Another provision/raises the or a directive. eth and Gabes, enemy air fields work and she has experimented . games we enjoyed a short talk on camouflage have been Xinstall^, pay taxes. 2. “Will result In a loss pay of doorkeepep^to that given $na transport on the roads befw-een long illness at the home of her would operate only on a state-wide er gourmets who have been finding fellow lobbyist and conspirator, forestry by Mr. Malleryi George Cox, Scribe Warden Sictoey . A. Johnson of cials. that they may. be rtgdy to fill the to the government of almost $10,- Tha, administration let it be with samples ot clay from all over Charles E. Williamson of Darien. vividly portraying bow it it pos­ messengers, $ 6 ^ a year. Sousse and Sfax. daughter, Mrs. Everett L. Bunker basi& their favorite food somewhat on . The meeti.ig dosed at 9 o’clock The weekly meetinging was hi Bridgeport: Dr. George M. Smith APPLES 4 « 25« plares left vacant w n^ men ars OOd.OOO.OOO, and 3. Cause a shift known through price adrn'nistra- of Newton Highlands,. Mass., with the world at her studios in Am­ From Rep. Frank L. Barlow (R) Williamson,.who also served a with the Pledge of Allegiance and of Pine Orchard anci Mrs. Frances IA«G I tONCH ^ ^ . sible to screen from view'Uhese drafted hnito the' armed services. X OppoaWoB To Measure tor Prentiss M. Brenvn that it be­ Attack EMmy-Troopt sterdam and Gouda. She knows the fatty aide in cerUin butcher at Mrs. Cox’s house. 'The meetlii_ plants and airfield. < \ In the tax burden' to the lower In­ .There wps no opposition to the W'*'om she had lived for the past of Stonington, Houae chairman of jail term in connection with the Scout Oath. began at 7:15 p. m. Cubs present B. Redick, secretary of the state. qiERY >uhch|9c The various operations arexdone in come groups. lieves enactment of the Bankhead Explosives burat among ground­ eleven years; her equipment in Gouda has been the Appropriatlona Waterbury conspiracy, is seeking All are members of the War coun­ Situated in the- south wlnd<^w different parts of the varloug^ion- nieasure.-although Senator James and Pace bills would add mohe ed planes in the attacks on Axis destroyed since the invasion oy Troop 47 were: Herbert Brown, George N o w undfT-arm are samples of the various uni­ Defends Coiiimltlee Rill P. Ge^Htn (D) of New Haven sug­ Mrs. Heebner was a member of s ™ thi'/hi,,. ill S ' the return of his lost civil rights. William Nemeroff, Scribe Cox, Clarence Arenson, William cil cerns and .finally assembled m[ter than $3,750,000,000 to cunsumers' all fields ajuf light bombers attack- the Center Congregational chinch, the Axis and hopea that in Am­ was “common practice” for Coni One of the sensations of the Wa- The Agriculture committee, the ^41< forms wmch are made by the In- a rigid inspection by the Army ahd Ha defended the tax collection gested there ought to be an budgets and destroy the anti-in­ e< enemy troops and vehicles sterdam It may sUH be safe. Four for this pleasure. The weekly meeting of Troop 47 Linnell, Joseph Shea, Hugh Carter Cream Deodorant CHEESE dapsndsnt Cloak and EUlt Coat amendment "limiting the number a past matron of the Eastern Star necUcut governors and stote comp-1 ^ is rationing I MacKenzle’s ad- Maine, Milton Doebener, Robert governor said, would give wide rep­ eilggegMILO-WHOU ' yy official Inspectors stationed bill presented to the House Ways flation program. aouUteiat of American-held EL and a past president of the- Cos­ times the artist has been polsotied opened by First Call,'. Assembly resentation in the War council set­ safely LnEUCAGforoiMONTHs Company. A pair of htavy battle at plants. 'gnd Means committee which, prW -of doorkeepers He did not press Brown wrote congressional lead­ Gtmar, U)e communique said. mopolitan Club. by working with chemical (»l- and To the Colors which was play­ Foss and the den leader, William up to farmers and various agri­ pants used by our troops are also for it. Barclay. At 7:30 the <3ubs im«d EvapMilk UntwMtonod rve Womanpower Pool vraing no abatement, would make ers tiist these t^’.'o. -u-n ’•Mis call It reported that ”flghter-bomb- Funeral services will be held ors. and heart-breaking ruin and Williamson ostensibly for lob­ ed by the troop bugler. The troop cultural groups. Stops Persplrotipn . Shown, tw o coats, one sheep- payraa-you-go optional with x any While the House prgued about for “so radical a cTignge In ^ ^ e then was dismissed to patrol cor­ up for inspection, and mostly MA SPAGHETTI A'OZJL TheseXmanufaeturers are vitally ere and fighters destroyed.! num­ Saturday afternoon at .two o'clock of choice pieces, no two alike, has bying in favor of municipal bills. To Answer Resolution M a w o n i WHITE SERAY r ncGO* Unsd showing how this la worn taxpayer who elected to "(louble- restoring civil rights to Harry price of foods ' as to i-iean 'The end I sometimes resulted in the firing, ners for collection of dues and cvetyone psMed- William Barclay This apparently was intended to «vsr the uniforms, and a camou- Intereste^in the Reserve Woman- ber of enemy vehicles in low-level at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 The kickbacks, he Mid, were taught some knots to the Cubs, up” to discharge the 1942 llabillly MacKehzle the Senate, in its com­ of stabilization of pcires'/and the attacks. East Center street. Pr. Watson as it does with china painters, but made in the crow’s nest, a tiny, other busineM. The troop then answer a resolution adopted by the DrMsing •lu^om i ? .3 2 * Eaged coat which is undoubtedly power Pooix It is a farsighted completely and begli)^Immediately paratively brief and non-contro- Mmmlttee of the General fcto n ^ er.' t h f State OPA pointed held a study period. and tbe ones that knew the knots policy because of the heavy de­ end of "stabilization ^ wages as “Light and medium bombers of Woodruff, pastor of the Center it is all m the day's work, says dark, amo.ke-filled room high up In hatng used by the troops in the the payment of I94fl taxes. versial session, unanimously voted well,” ^ ' Congregational church, will offi­ llie widely recognized pottez. ■ Boys then assembled for a game looked at acrap books or did Cake Flour asld country. mands on manpower. Surveys th# Western Desert Air Force at­ ^ r lo w contended that meats have a the capital. something else. After tbe knots, Knutson distributed advance ex- to restore the civil rights of a for- Th* Bsnkheaff Dill,.passed by tacked many enemy forces in the ciate. Inte. ment • will be in the Wednesday evening, April 7, the current biennium, more than . ^ pre-ground I rFavorable avoraoie actaction on the Mao period, which proved to be frog for l^ p e la iunglea from all over ^ country reveal erpts from his speech. ______in replymer to member of the House. Har- and crab race. , the'Cuba-had the Grand Howl. Rolled Oat that women can ^ ap t themselves the Houe yesterday. Would elimi­ Mareth area,” the communique East cemetery. the SoroptimUtts hope for a talk $3,000,000 In e*tra appropriations W Rlterj^nt pMgro measure will require two- A atriklng exhibit of a hammock Doughton. dieclartng the commit- 1 Lown who represented nate gov^nment benefit payments It ia requested that friends re­ by Miss Ha.p'em who was a mem­ Troop 98 Robert Foss waa Akela. The meet B-V Extract S-OX PKO 23c which la uaed by the troops in the to many InduatriaKpositiona and said. "Low-flying aircraft made ^ V e been made by the governor ^ m b u ^ favorable vote in both 7:55 MANY NEVER tee bill would put small Income Ridgefield |n 1933 and 1935 The In figorifig parity prices and ce"!!- two attacks on enemy vehicles in frain from sending flowers^ • ber of the. club in Holland, at tha and the comptroller “for uaea. In House and Senate, Biohord Dolsen, Scribe ing ended at p. m. with the Innglsa 1a placed on uprlghta Juat produce thia needed V(ar material. taxpxyeira In a "straltjacket," and measure now goes to the House. ingg 6n-agricultural production3^ many caaes, not In the alightast re-1 plates,P’ates. miscellaneousmlscellaneoua trimmings Living Circle and the/Den Call L Does o6t toe dmses oc men’s Krispy Crackers 17< To date the rag lstrat^ haa not the El Hamma region (20 miles regular dinner-meeting at the Y. The meeting was called to order shirts: Does not irritate skin. laslde the door. This la a clever added: Lown was charged with defalca­ While the Pace bill would increase M C/ A. lated to atiy possible emergency." and fat. SUSPECY CAUSE Sdsa and enablsa the men to be off been up to expectations\but it is west of Gabes), destroying several Another reason: these meata . x /-i • with the Scout Law and Oath. The Lima, capital of Peru, is often 2 . Nbwaitingtodry. Canbeuaed Bread Jleurn^'*» *'iAb“1.02 ”The.Carlson bill prepares for tions as tax collector for Ridge­ parity prices through the irclu- tanks and many other vehicles.” M^s.. Mabel Cole, who with And in many cases, bis' Mid. right after shaving. the ground, free from wet weather felt that aa soOn as theyv realise field, and served a term in state’s slon of farm labor costs in the Funeraiis alao have a higher price celling W a r 11 l l l g I s t r l V e n troop then broke up into patrol called "the city of kmgs.” the opportunities which ark here the difficult post-war days s^e.-id ■Ten enemy aircraft were report- President Hellen A. Hollbrook, at­ 'Tor capital Improvements ^ d corners. Dues were collected and $• Instantly stops penpiration for Pancake Fleur and Inaacts which annoy tha men when many will be jobless and un^ prison. Senator Alice B. Rowland parity formula. than the ingredients which gener-| OF BACKACHES they will take advantage oAthe j ed destroyed In these operations. tended the Chinese dinner ar­ special projects specifically turned ally go Into pre-$Taund hamburger. attendance taken. 1 to 3 days. Prevents odor. Yeilet Seap"**^« at night. It can be tsksn down able to pay their taxea—tha com- ! ot Ridgefield declared -the Would Raise Price Of Food Mist Nellie Quinn ranged by the New York • club down by tbe Appropriations com­ This Old TrM timnt Often 4. A pure, white, greaselesti and rolled into a small pack that offers. ■ . 1 from which four Allied planes fail­ As the OPA explains, pre-ground On Tunisian News The troop was assembled at 7:30 mittee bill prepares for nothing ^ "townspeople never felt there was Taken together. Brown said, the ed to return. The funeral of Miss Nellie Quinn March 13, gave a report of the mittee two years ago." Brinfs Happy R«Uaf stainless vanishing aeam, The work is light and cleaX two bill.s would rai.se the retail w.is held fiOm her late home at 80 hamburger under rationing won’t and the results of last week’s KybeCeffee h*»ac2^ and would pin the odious label of any dl.shonest intent on his part Field Marshal Erwin Rommel high spots In tbe program and on Retnarka DIrectad Toward Zeller Maay tufferen reU«T« Dftuioc b«c1u^b« 5 . Awarded Approval Seal o f STAMP N.. JA NOW VAl» many of the plants having excep­ \’tax defaulters’ on the breasts of and she told the ilenate he had price of food between 17 and 18 Locust street tlUs morning at 8:30 be sold for the higher prices that Washington. March 25.—(P i- points toward the troop contest quickly, one* ib«y di»cov«r tb^t tb« re«l oauM Ameticaninstitnteof Launder­ tional facilities for employment. bad unleashed an unexpectedly the menu. The national prealdent, Barlow .directed his remarks to­ were read. The troop then broke MUSCULAR M tbetr troubU wmv be tired kidneye. X staak cuts bring because the tke unfortunate. . . . made full restitution of the money per cent. and from St. James's church at Harriet Tyler was present from Terming Tunisian fighting still Tbe kldoeye are Nature u ehid wey o(4ak” ing for being htnnleu to Personal Notices Cafeteriss, rest periods and other powerful series of counter-assaults i ward State Comptroller Fred R. butcher won’t be able to use that up into class instruction groups, WAR RATION ROOK Ne. Z ."^^e Carlson bill will spur pur­ lost to the town. She asld Lown The price administrator's letter in southern Tuni.sia in a desperate nine o'clock. Rev. Edmund Bar- California, and many officers and far from decisive in any ■ sector. itH| the ezeea aeida and waete out of the blood. things make working hours pleas­ went to Senator Lucas (D., 111.), rett celebrated a solemn Wgh mass | Zeller, although he said he tvas not Infrequent claim that this par­ of First Aid Morse and Semar- RHEUMATIC PAIN Tbey help most people ptae aboutS piota adey. Rkie $tamps D I 9 hecema chase of war bonds., and inveit- got into trouble when he "inter­ effort to hold the '31areth line members of clubs in the East. not taking personal issue with Director Elmer Davis of the Office SoraaoM sad SWtaaM Wbea dieorder kidney functiofi 'permits ant.' mingled" town funds With the president pro tempore of the Sen­ of requiem assisted b>/Rev. Vin­ ticular hamburger la ground from of War Information warns the phore' signaling. oieoaoua matter to remain in youryou rblood,___ it vedid March aSMi. Stamps The campaign ia under the direc­ meritsxby setting , the taxpayer’s against threatened encirclement Miss Lela Webster gave a re­ anyone. Zeller appeared before You need to rub on a powerfully poieoaoua In Mano funds of an insurance business he ate who prdml.sed "the stiffest cent Hikes as deacon. .Rev, Will.am high.^de staaka. American people against either This .was followed by a study soothing. “COUNTEB-IRBITANT” like may eaui Diomc barkac^, rheumatio AR C vaSd thru March 31st. In loTitis reiticmb/anc« of nur ilrar tion of the Manchester Defense budget Hp order—the committee and was reported to have largelv port of progress on the Military the committee to explain requests AU the butcher may collect for periixl during which the following paint, leg peine,u,T ___om ofJ peppep arid energy, grt* bill WDuIdxthreaten the whole war conducted. kind of a fight" if farm block lead undue optimism or pessimism over Musterole to quickly relieve neuritis, tint up nigbUe aacUiiu. puftinees under the Stomps A BC ora net gaed bretber Samuel Jphn Calvert, whu council. Full particulars can be ers insist on calling for a Seriate j f=“hceUed the gains made by Brit- ! the sanctuary, Rpv. James Tim- ■Whist at the Masonic Temple,' for appropriations to run his office pre-ground hamburger is,, five boys passed tests; George Waller. rheumatic aches and pains. Better died Mareh bond program by offering higher The bill increasing the property April 30, for the benefit of the the general war outlook. eyee, beadacbeLI and_ _ diiiinrsa...... KrequRDt..... or altar March 31st. had at the Municipal building vote today on the Pace bill to add mins, pastor of St. Bridget s through the next biennium. points a pound, whita most types Walter Gryzb and Gaylon Beck­ than an old-fashioned mustard plaster •ennty pataagea with atuarting and burning 3 9 ^ a jar where heedquartere of the council dis^unt rat^ of interest than can qualifications demanded of per­ Cancer Education fund. “Under auch conditions.” Barlow of steaks rate seven to nine piMnts Neither Allied victories por set­ to belpbreakuppainful local con^rtioD! Bometimea abowa then ia aomething wrong fe who lovedred ^t>u sadly miel iti you sons voting in town meetings In farm labor costs to the crop parity 1 < I" London a British military church. c with passed their tenderfoot test With your kidneya or'Dludd^r. aim ia tot nd 59t iare _.aur memoj^DOM you are dedear are located and Miss Gladys Keith, btt obtained' purchasing formula. ‘ | commentator,. taking a more opti- continued his tirade, ”it is appar­ a pound. \ backs can be Considered conclusive Loved, remelimbered, longe 'tends. towns where they are not resi­ As the body was borne into at this point,' -jthe OWI chief said The following passed second class Don't waiti Aak;Your druegiat for Y)oen*a ged for ai­ secretary in charge of the office Alao receiving the letter were i '" ‘“'■‘C view of the Tunisian opera c^hurch, Mrs. John Barry, Janies ent that the committee’s work Therefore, if ^butcher ground Poke uted aueeea^Il-----*jfly by mlfiiopmltllopa for over 40 re. “The Carlson "ttlll will benefit dents, opposed by some Democrats Halts Drafting^ in a press conference yesterday, tests: John Cragin, fire building yrara. TheyTbty fgivobappy ivwbapi r^irf aao will help tba CHICKENS At of another year, located in the basement of th^ Senate Majority Leader Barkley | emphasized the setback an- ' Breen ai\rf Arthur Keating sang doesn’t amount to a tinker’s dam. up an elght-point-per-pound tap and cooking: Garry Beckwith, law 15 mika of kid'oey tubea flutb out poimnoua building, will take the names of 44,000.000 ta x p a ^ a - the com in the House iast week, went j of Kentucky. Speake' Rayburn of i bounced ye.sterday In the Mareth Lead Kihdly Light. At the offer- when our decisions about budge­ round aa hamburger, for which he when he asserted German U-boat through the Senate without a flur­ claims of damage In the Atlantic and oath and .Afety; Gaylon Beck- MUMlt ‘ waate from your olood. Get Doan a Pilke SRtSH - TO IRON., ^/\8rother» and Slelert. those registering.' The office is mittee bill only a hkndful. the House and House Majority line was "no reason for gloom.” 1 tory MLs. Barry sang "Pie Jesus.” Farm Workers tary and financial matters are ut­ can obtain only five points a pound FRY OR ROAST U open dally. Meets Demands ^ P eo p le ry. , It increa.ses the real estate (”We must remember." he said. At the elevation Mr. Breen sang from the customer, ho would be were "as usual, fantastically ex­ properly requirement from owner­ I Leader McCormack of Massachu- terly Ignored as soon as the As­ 2 H -3 ^ l> AVO In^emorisBi ‘^The Carlson bill meets the de­ [setts. "that the enemy has been working "'V*hi Creator" and at the reces- sembly adjourns.” narrowing (jown hla own meat in­ aggerated.” However, he added la/levlns relncmbrahce of our ship of $800 worth of property to “submarine acUiIty undoubtedly FANa dear husband ana father asinusl mand of the people for a real pay- I The House has approved the for months to strengthen the Ma-' .skn.a Mr. Keating sang, “Bcau- (ContInuM from Page Uha) The Commltteo on Roads, ventory. Palvert who passed swsy $1,000 worth and from $150 to Pace bill and both branches have reth line. It took us nine day# to ;-ti'’il Land on High.” Burial wi^s / The butcher slab haa to turn will be increased thtai spring, and So. End Firemen as-we-earn tax ay.stem thk; com­ $500 in the case of per.sonal prop- Bridges and Rivers was tbe scene MACKEREL “ 12« kreh Mth, IIS!); mittee bill evades It.” \ [approved the Bankhead bill, al­ get through at El Alamein and T i" St. James's cemetery where Rev. •selective service system within my of a spirited hearing oh the meas­ points over to the wholesaler to so will out anti-submarine meas­ aluable Victory ert.v. ures.” Id sweet to remember a husband , A complaint on war contact though in somewhat different ver­ don't think we need tb weep oy4r Barrett, assisted by Rev. ’I’irnmlns state under Section 60^:11 of the ure related to town zoning. cover his own purchases, the OPA and father so olesr Fiwht Qlrags Fires agents came from Robert E. K ll^, The bill affects persons who own sions, to stipulate that government this retreat." conducted the commit'’ ■ sci'vlces. regulations governing/ this agen- Introduced by Rep. Anne H. added. Every point he throws Davis distributed a statement Oven Fresh Bakery Tkouah absent from as. yet ever, counsel for the House Naval com-/ property in towns where they are benefit payments shall not be in­ Forced to Split .\rnu^ Th bearers were. FrarTcis O'Brien, cy,” / Arnold (R) of Westport, the meas­ away in the above unbusinesa-llke detailing OWI’s cooperation ■with itamins Menus ao near not residents who are allowed to cluded In computing farm parity (One of the main factoids which Edwin Higgins, Jr.. Joseph Tam­ The governor tol^ newsmen he manner means- a point’s worth of the nation's newi. dliweminatlon Dosghsuts ^Apw <>oi13a Vaeeea by tbe world be elands by mittee, who said previous hearings Vote in town meetings where the ure would permit the state high­ our side Starting in shortly before noon which disclosed large returns to price ceilings. should hearten the Allleg; he said, many, William Dillon, John Hayes had.just received Word that of a way commissioner to model zon­ meat he wUl never be able to re­ agencies, in reply to charges by Flwast Er8fd,wh!!l li^ lO e And wbispsra dear loved one death question of electing town officers Taken together. Bjown said, was the fact that simultaneous and Winston,Bendall. quota of 58 men .inaucted In Delta place. Representative Ditter (R-Pa) that the Sopih Manchester Fire de­ such agents seemed to have had ing ordinance to unzoned towns. Darklrssd^°''”ru ^ 10« cannot divide. partment haa been busy in all no restraining effect. is itot on the agenda. It applies they would increase, the annual converging attacks ^ American county in western Colorado re­ But in each case his offer would Hence, he won't grind up the OWI has failed to make full use mairuy to owners of shore prop­ fade cattle an^ tle Steel formula' aa well," Brown (-'^e Algiers radio, in a broad­ March 24. 1943. RAKES OR ■eatal dullasas, a haUAUTe' faeUns new measure to regulate war brok­ wrote. "If Congress requires, the door advertising firms. Vice President Henry A. Wallace GRANULES ■MB nault If TOur Urer bUe doea^ At 2:15 No. 3 was called to a $250 for, ppre-breda.' This was-a cast recorded in London, aaid the Ssya “Joker” Ooncealed in Bill When a Hartford grocer, in ' Sew freely eeerp ae» Uite TOUT toteetlnee. ers by,opening up the earnings of $50 Increase in each caae. one, it must accept the responsibil­ .VOW: business 14 yeara, found the day’s stopped here overnight' on his M WKeOr. Mwerde* Olive TsMeta to bad one at 146 Kensington street, those who receive more than $25,- Eighth Army "has been able to He charged that the bill mas­ where a grass fire hao gained con­ A number of pension' grid com­ ity for the other.” “The War Against Mrs. Hadley” receipts $4.23 short, he wrote to I plane trip from Panama to Santia­ laauie ssnfle yet tAoroupb bowel moVs- 000 in gross profits to renegotia­ (The Little Steel Formula is the mold its bridgehead in enemy-for­ “Mexican Spitfire’s Elephant” queraded under the grulse of .a go, ^ lle . and dlscloaed at a press aWBU. tnive TatUsta era tsonder/ul to siderable ' headway and the fire­ pensation bills reported o(tt of the tified lines.” London military Now PLAYING measure to Improve highway safe­ tbe State OPA about it. Stir up liver bile secretion end tons up tion. claims committee reegived favor­ War Labor board's yardstick fof “It's the first tlibe in ray entire (inference that negotiations were mmenlir tetwUnal action. W. 90f, dOf, men were still on the Job at press The bill would define commission quarters, however, aaid an hour ty and to guarantee prMervation time. able action. These.. included an allowing, a cost-of-living wage Ad­ business career that I’ve failed to under way between ' the United Ivory Flake^ tiOsw lebal.aineuone. AU dtuistoraa agents dealing with the Navy as justment. It permits an inc/base later that they had fio- informa­ of scenic values, but he said the States and Colombia to help the award of $160 to Michael Rosa of tion as to whether the preiMnt permissive featu «s of the bill come out even with my cash regis­ sub-contractors. As such,- they of 15 per cent, over the level ter.” he asserted. "The explanation latter build Ita 'eection of the In- woula be subject to a renegotiation Bridgeport who claimed he had positions of the Eighth Army atill T T n i 4 concealed a “joker.” rented a jack, hanlnier to the Pub/ of a particular groiip oiy'/Ian. 1, seems to be that I am to intereat- ter-Amerlcsn highway. . LARGE PACKAGE W PtRST act now on the statute books, per­ showed' any advance from the Supporting the blU. Edgar L. This mOTTl'lng Wallace left by lie Words department and (lever 1941. Further increases/are per­ original linea held when the offen­ ed in getting the right number of SIGN OF A mitting the goveniment to recap­ missible if the board )$,<^ofivinced TO T M Heermance .) of Waterbury came the as­ thanks for the additional work you FOR MEN AND WO.MEN The administration’■ hand ap­ days written notice of charges be­ Mareth Line* Duel from Berlin, said “attacks sertion that ”lf this bill Is passed, peared to have been forcgtl for w£fSf^' grocers have taken on your fore a hearing to revoke his per­ launched by superior enemy FOR DEATH" and I hope it won’t, the roadside shouldera in order to help . make IVORY SOAP CUSTOM--MADE an early declaration of the na­ mit; to add policemen and police­ forces at various sectors of the stands and gasoline stations 'N0TNIN6 BEnEir Made* to yoiir Individual tion's post-war intentions, despite (Qoattnued.from Page Om ) rationing Work for the general th roltov* nehy aaraiMaa «f women to the list' of officials in­ Tunisian front were repulsed in ■ ^ throughout the state win have to gemd of all o< UB.” QIMST 2 9* raqalrements. If you’d report^ reluctance to stir the eligible for penhita: to permit violent fighting.’’, " go out of business.” Hkb yours fur Caster— cauldron of 'Senate debate on the town# to reduce the hours during last mountain chain overlobktng ("American fbur-englned bomb­ the coastal, plain and Axis supply Favorable action was taken by ■top In todi^. subject. Fear that failure tb act which package stores, can aell ers "dropped numerous bombs in * the Eklucation committee lOn a SHN IRRITATIONS MIDIUM 3 1 8 < on. proposals'for International col­ liquor, and to allow permittees go­ routes betiyeen Maknassy and the the Biserte area,” the Italian bul­ 8# Wea» Drasslele Seri Gulf of Gabes, after beating back measure granting- mUnleipaUtlea California Plans. laboration mtght.be interpreted aa ing put of bueiness to sell their letin qgld. "Considerable damage $5,000,000 In state aid for the To promptly ttfeve the red, ReUiig, KELLER'S indicative of possible post-w'ar iso­ Axis armored forces in the region “Ae lDdi\idual As ” stock in wKole or in part to other 'of El Guetar, Itself 12 miles south­ was caused and (uisualUes are be­ maintenance of competent teach­ bundan'omBewefiiwplerashae.eaema. lationism—or attrib.uted to dis- .permittees for resale. ing aacartalned.” To Aid Farmers Md almilar akfai and aeelp irritatioM VoUr Finger- Print” aensioA-4W'as said to have rvisult- east of Ga([8a on the road tO: ing staffs in public schools during IVORY SOAP 'R laihSt'. Tel.. 3364 Gabes. (Messina and Catania. Sicilian TiMH8lt,lMltafiniNlli, the war emergency. The measure due to eztemal mnee—appv wonderfiil •d ' in administration plana for a ports, also svere raided and aoma must be acted on ^ the appropri­ soothing medicated Ifaei'd Zemo—a simple statement of aims. Bomb .^xis Troops KnI Smitl^ Otti Rnvtr, Sacramento,* March 25— (47 — Doctor’s foranla backed by $0 yeara* Hospital Notes American Air Forces bombed civilian buildings were damaged ations committee, howeyer. LARGE CAKE Both houses had a hand in . a and II persona were killed, it was N. I. Wanur .The dirt farmer will be given aoeeaea Zemo starts el ose* to aid heal- io< taJce'-lf-or-leave-lf measure that Axis trteps and installations al­ ApprovM Several Other JU1Ib\ \/f lb. salt pork 4 potatoes, grated reported. Messina anti-aircraft ’ The Education committae also sweeping a t^ o rlty to atta ck . hia lac. Tint trial eoevineeel Oaly Sia At IN THESE DAYS “ seemed . headed - for President Admitted yeetarday: Mra. Ruth most continuously In support of OFAUFeWM... PLUS most presslil; problem-^whera to salt ahd pepper AUUB OOFRAN Roosevelt’a .desk. Meeting hii re­ Pratt, 43 Harvard Road; Michael the forces of both Lieut. (3en. gunnera were said to' have shot I eiaaaiw approved aeveral other ' blUa, inv 3 onions, cut fine down tlivo bombers. LLOYD NOLAN eluding one requiring that achool get farm wontera—In his own way '^‘r r z . Z E M O {Mmawm Aa Haeae Alice) quest for an increase In the na­ A. Andrews, RockviHe; Miss Ade­ George S. f*atton; Jr., in the Gaf.sa and In hia own local community ( ^ t h derman and Italian com­ 4 e * v s O T M M y children be' given physical examl- 3 carrots, grated •POUTCAL MEDniM tion debt limit—to ' absorb aky- line Phelps, 93 Eoatcr street sector and Gen. Sir Bernard L- Ilf “TIME TO KILL** under CaUfornla'a new fiiod'' and OF MEAT RATIONING ■•vaBth Dmaghtw of a BeTaath Soa rocketing war coats—the bill car­ Montgomery in the south. muniques said German flgbterfl eraMoa • tsaeHieaay, «e|er- nationa every three yrars, unleM SELOX Admitted today: Ronald Anlllo, had shot down 11 Allied planea in f l•rle•t SM freoi tSe l•al•e fiber bill, now on Gov. Bari War­ Boni With • VaU. All Auto and Truck ried a nder repealing his $25,000 194 Bid well street: Baby Freder­ Flying Fortresses iaunched a ieek’i l iSeilleeiai their parents objected on religious You G et the Tunisian fighting, a figure grounds. School taachera and jani­ ren’s desk for signature. I Cat aolt pork in small pieces, fry nntU golden brown, ■wUtogs DBUy, iBoiudbig SBaday, ick W. Perry, Jr., 11 Strickland heavy attack on Ferryvllla, near The Legislature, in passing the] We will welcome substitutes that will pro- PACKAGES B A, $$• to 9 F, M*Qr By Appolnt- REPAIRS Blzerte, which ia now ona of the more than twice that reporteil WALT DISNEY’S tors alao would be required to aub- Persooal GuaraatatB Barrlee! street; Mias Noreen Costello, 38 from. Allied headquarters.) bill yesterday, amphasized that add onion, oook until light brown, odd grated corroL ■MBk la the Bervioa of the Poo- Birch street. main Tunisian porta of entry for S A U DAV mit to physical examinations on ''vide nourishment and food values. ior gg tobib, Do FALSE TEETH (Phraaing ita announcement requMt ^ the school board or au- this sweeping atata fann labor Discharged yesterday: James Axis aupplles. Observer! asld program, extending from the gnM cook live minutes, then add the grated potato, aalt and KI OhBiok Sttoet, HartfoiB, Coaa. ABEL’S Rock, Slide or Slip? heavy damage was done to the mysteriously, the German high perlntandent, but . this would ba by Raar $g Cooper Btreot Sanger, 239 Middle Turnpike command Mid Nasi submarine roots o tth e rural towns to tbe Fhoaa g $$B7 FASTEETH, an Improved powdsf. East: George Schiller, Central Vil­ docks and bomb-get Area sent SAT.A8UN. a physician of their own choice. th a Loan from pepper and about one cup water. Simmer withont atlr- to '0* sprinkled on upper or lower chasers, ”.by employment of a new Among billa approved by the atreeta ef tbe Uggeot eitlM, waa to Home makers will Qnd that, they will pletee, holde feiee teeth mor.e flrm- lage, Conn.: Carol Johnson, 133 flames 500 feet into the. air. be a dirt farmer project KIRKMAN'S Three merchant vessela were kind of fighting meana, sank five AfllUIIOVISrQIY Labor oommlttoa was one Inereaa- Need cash? le a lomi the beat ' ring for oboot twenty minutaa. Tomatoes may be added Iv In place. Oo not elide, illp or Cooper Hill street: Mrs. Alexan­ Tbe law makara apeclfled that aeluUeo to your problem? If it ia, have to alter home menus considerably as rock. .No aumroy. gooey, paeiy teete der Rydlewioz and son, 1 Fuller believed to have been hit. An R.A. British aubmarlnea In the Meal- ing maximum benefits of tha atata Mch of tba Sevan man on tha new SOAP la t or feeling. FAKTEETH li alkaline terranean In the course of some 'AViFPii A'. Wi’ ,T I;\1 ni p iD ■ .\N unemployment Inaurance law from borrow at Ameraf'ohare you get In ptoee ot water. (non-acid). Ooee not M,ur. Checke Place; Mrs. Beavan Plante and F. pilot, one of the escort made up atata Farm Prciduetlon council be these advantaget: PLAKES PKO of British Spitflrea and Amarican few daya.” The nature of the $20 to $22 weekly. Several other time paaoea. .Manchester Defense Council "plate odor" (denture.'breath). Get son, 87 Birch strMt. a farmer and thqt each repreaent a m ilt» $i0 to $300, arc made oo FASTEETH at any'drug etore. Lightning flghtera, aaid the bomb­ purported antl-aubmarine devel­ amendments to tbe law were apeclflc major crop or farm ac- Discharged today: Mra. Clar­ adopted, and all will be incorpora­ yo^ aignature alooe. ence 'Dletrlchsen, and . daughter, ing was the most accurate he bad opment was not diaidosed.) Uvlty!! Volunteer EnroJIm^nt of Women ever seen. • Fierce fighting was reported In VAUGW ted into,a single bilL 6 IMN U K nU . far U ptoyad 204 Oak Grove street; John Com- In running their own show, the amcecti, or aaarried. Knock Out Ten Tanks progress in the Mareth village Another Labor committae bill faftiers were given authority to eau, 5 West street: Mra. Victoria area of the line as the British at­ ‘ J I approved would provide that otate OnmMMVMV IMNS. $30 far KIRKMAN'S * for War Work Waddell, 361 Main street; Norman Fighter-bombers, “flying can- appoint their own belpera. moka Kutrltlon Section openers.” and Hurricanes, knocked tempt to smash Mvage Axis smployea, dlsmtiaed beeauM ef 2 wka. coete you 42$. A leea a t OLD Soucy, 896 Woodland street; Mrs. terms. write their own $100 oeete $20.60 wbcnpreniptly REGISTRATION BLANK out ten Axis tanks in forays over counter-attacks and break through Of The Manchester Defense Council CLEANSER 2 ?K (iS Anthony Zelinakaa and daughter, to a Junction with two, American fcpaid ia 12 monthly consecu-, RECORDS 399 Oakland atreet; Mrs. ^ g ln - the Mareth line positions gt the Job, would be eligible for peiwi- The THE MANCHESTER BaBaBaBB**' ords Irreepeethre’wl faBatlty. cars, gun carriers and trucks. Advices from the front Mid the ~~TM1 POUIk'v^ Cairo corraopondent of the Inde­ , ’ , eoMnwou - i East Centar Btraet and a son to (Presumably theae had been mar­ full force of counter-attacks 2:00 4:35 7:10 9:45 Mortanaen (R) Hartford, a pro- KiriaHSRS SOAP umS s Mr. and M n. TlMOdora Betts, 408 ItaiM/OOliCUBUMN— I poMl to fix the work week for pendent French News Agency re­ Tk /n o n td ' ^rrfBBBBBB, If Aay< shaled to challenge the. Allied directed against the Americkii ported today the Ctormana had rniAifCS CO. ELECTRIC DIVISION SwSsdlSIft Ss# iMMffa KEMP'S Summit etreat threat to El Hamma from the columns pnaslnf toward the coast ON THE SAME SHOWt iTMmunBMVA'iATiAAr women at 56 hours, provide a day Birth: Today, a daughter to Mr. off every hlgbt dayo. and bon wooa- launched a seriM at atpong ,at- ptaSc ThMMa J ta l^ ag^ Ine. south.) . had been hfcid off only by the awtft “ARMY SURGEON^’ iJOMmiYMACKeflTWMI i tacks agahiat tha Tugoalav jpior- Of Ths Cowl Power Wssdboy'sSeia jl'iR I.A «BBBBB'aB«BBB*’o aa and Mrs. Richard Grant, East en fn m otona onffing tietwaan X 763 Mala S t 'TM. I Planes of 'the Northwest Africa attacks ef Allied Ale Forces on with JAMES ELU80N [riUa foroM at Gton. Droja MiboUo* Hartford and a son ' to Mr. and Ajr Force got bursts among G«r> enemy armor concentrations. It SCREEN I D m H O . ob6 6 P-—- We. iM JANE WYATT ’ ■to fJnmprnmlM in eastern Serbia hnd Beanla. Mra. CUf^ord ^ Lflotoia,-Aadovar. ,man armor opposing Amertcaa ■sim$6 that tho Affehaivo iBulgorian troops ,9hpportiiig IIANCH|CSTEBr EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, MARCH 26,1943 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 26,1943 PAGE FIVl' \' \ ------X taken in the area said that .they ar­ alrerage Ataarlcarixtormer lit go­ but when people go out they want gotrammant won’t haya'^ to do tt. steaks or chops. The reetaurants rived recently from France, Beth Sholotn ing ahead with hla tank, fuUy Senior Class Nazis’ Planes Main Dropping If Induatry ohowa pbt M^wclty to Five Overcome ^i|l serve meat as long as they Local Schools Purchase 01^ Bank l o ^ t o r s DriVB Oermsa'B Toward Strati Drive Start Here 'do tha Job, tha .{taoplo won’t let realiaing that thia war aHprt^O' caii>v..then they will have to close - The Russians were advancing, too, through the awampy areas of the govommiyit ’’muacla In.” naands hardahlp a n d , aadrlflce up mbybe a couple of d ^ s a^week, Of Mine Area i m m V t n B By Bus Fumes or servb .pancakes, waffles, maca­ To Take Test Hit Scotland the Taman peninsula In the west­ n ta Amoricaa paople hava no from him. roni and noodles for dinner." • $21,950 in War Bonds ^ Get Another •ividend ern Caucasus, driving Ofrman rem­ Waves’ or ‘Sparsi’ ranaon to Worfat that Baither gov- If all phaaea of America’a war Virgil Wliiton, a.Gdumbus, Ohio, During Raids nants ever closer to the Kerch Stops Today BiMRlt 8tr««t effort were aa bad aa tha glaring Four Still in Hospital butcher, however thinks the av­ That U 70 of the 80 strait and drawing a net closer 11 Bia* enuntot WOT bualrtaaa achieved about Novorosstsk on the Black their husbands are not toB.I ItuohMtar,ittr. Qoan.Qopp± exceptiona to tha rule would make erage family should get along Pupils High School Average Better Than $5 J. W, Hal«Store to SSUAB rakou “ soN aqjr ooluUon of oftir aconomic dU- Recoverinp; from Ef* nicely on its rat?D|i and adds R ock ville " Five Per Cent (Ooattauad Isoa Pag* Om ) oea coast. (Continued from Page One) Navy or C/oaat Guard .dependUiff I them loOk, we would already have Per Pupil; One Sehoc I®. War Council The daring long and difficult upon which service Urt appUcsnVl y^Bdad OetobT l. n il deultlao durliit tha lacant de<^e fects Today. "we're going to elimlhate a lot of To Have U. S. Exams. Added, Which tes l^e Center of Cam- of dapragaiOB. Tha avar tempo-> loat this war. waste.” Lewis B Chapman March 22 and that about 50 houses marches of toe Red Army: through cians had just assembled in toe selects. Two years of High school f Bran BTanlB* 96. BorkvlUa With 45 Pupils BiiuRkt toe lower Kuban swamps and three story, 49-room high school N e w s is a requirement. (Jsndidstes fop. rartly a<^vad tha problem for them 60 Per Cent So were destroyed in an assault that fiaign to Get Volun­ •od Bofldaya. Bntai^ Danbury. March 2S—(4’)— Four Seventy of the 80 boys in the Aides Named night on St. Nazaire, big Nazi marshea now were paying divi­ in the midst of the affected area. commisafons os' officers in either ] . Offlor at Uaneliaatar, Oei both. Bub It I h ff the queation $24. :»d & a a Mall tUtr- of five local'persons, overcome by senior class at Manchester High Returned to Patrons^j^ submarine base on too French dends, with the capture of Abin- They fled hurriedly when toe Purim Play /X ■ teers for Service, branch mui;t' have had two years of a parmanant, raliable aolutlon carbon monoxide last night In school will take the Navy College west coast. I -skaya, 20 miles northeast of Novo- floors began to crack. The in­ Friday, March 26; Evening serv­ of college dr an acceptable bust- ■oBaoBUpmOH Date Scheduled Pupils in the I p ^ ; High and xDvernor Selects Group bossisk on toe railway to Krasno­ terior of toe building was twisted nes.^ experience. YtMk? b7 iCail .aa'»aa*#aaa.J»aW atiU unanawared. 'the public, Connecticut Bethel, as they were en ^ u t e by Training program and the Army Meat Sellers Depositors In the Manchester | The broadcast was recorded by ices will be held at 8 p. m. / campaign to enlist wome>»i.ln _ _ a jayr ^ elementary schools^ve purchased The Associated Press. dar. and offlclala feared one section Jr MoBU> by tun ^...... I •” knowing thla, la entirely willing bus from Bridgeport ^ their Specialized Training program teats 1 , Trust and Safe Deposit Company, i Direct Work of The members of the High school Malicheater for service .with the Taas agency dispatches from the might collapse if the sinking con­ WavM" or / ’Spars,’’ women en- to reward poaltlva effort and plan­ homes here, were still confined to For Graduates lo rlold Meet ’ 21.950.93 wory/of war saving the local bank which was closed on Locomotive iVorks Target class will present toe.Purim Play. at the high .school Friday, April 2, Azov martoes said that the Soviet tinued. "Shushan Time", a farce with rolIee.sXin the Navy and Coast Danbury hoepital today, where stamps and bonds, or better F o^ Production. The British had reported to* troops launched eurprise attacks ning with loyalty and ccmfldence. Yankee * authorities reported their condi­ Principal Edson M. Bailey an­ \ March 4, 19?3, will receive a 5 per Ready to Evacuate All Homes music in 2 acts after toe -services Guard, whl be inaugurated here nounced today. Since announce-' than $5 a pupil for the 4,249 en- target of toe Nantes raid was toe from toair swamp positions to Some 30 families .left their rolled. , X, cent dividend on their deposits on The following will be in the coat: within s 'W c k . It was announced By A. H. O. tions 8s"som swhnt Improvsd,” al- On June 4, 5,000 Will ment of the Navy’s V-12 program state Capitol, Hartford, March St. Joseph'locomotive works, one achieve gra^^ylrtg successes. homes out of about 600 persons though two ofthem, both young ^ , To Outher in Rdckyillc The beat record waa made by March 29, next Monday, State of toe biggest locomotive factories Hegal ...... Evelyn Ttodrove today by S^iallat, First Olalss, J. Worjjd Police Debate the arrangements have been made 25—(Pi—Twenty-four persons, who In one sector of toe marsh land living In the area. Red Cross, Hsmsn ...... L e s ^ Bsum H. Clabby, rrt^iltlng officer for s« vssiS!,«i» It is probably a wistful assump­ girls had "bad spells" during the | Have Left; the High to extend the plan to include the Tomorrow Evening to the pupils of the Washington Baiik Commissioner Walter Perry In France. ta tt or Boi othartfiaa oradltad In were termed In a statement from the Russians were reported to have disaster units and civilian defense Mordechal ------Normsn Fendell Hartford CounCv Th? local infor­ Sia papar and a»»o tha looaV nawa Most sections of the present de­ tion on the part o f the Democrats night. Army’s Specialized Training pro­ school on Cedar street who pur- announced today. Thia will mean a The Air Ministry News service The fifth person, e Thurston School Classes. distribution ol 844,000 to toe de­ Governor Baldwin’a office "repre- wallowed 16 miles through Icy workers moved in, with police Shiinshon . Norden Wetstone mation center wlVbe in the J. W. pBbliabad barala. «■ that, as the Republicans at Hart­ gram. Get Inatriictions. chasec. 82,936.60 wortn with an said that photographs revealed toe All rlrht* of rapubllcation oi bate on the post-war world, Wells, 07. was discharged early enioliment of 294 pupils or better positors whose accounts were fro­ aentatlve of practically every phase swamps, cradling their machine ready to evaciate ail homes if King Ahasveroa.. .Bernard Karlin Hale department stfare and-a mem­ ford look bad, some sort of halo The tests to be given here on Mosquitos bad done heavy dam­ guns, mortars and ammunition In necessary. Most of the houses •paetal diapatchaa haraln ara alao whether the debate la located in- thia morning, evidently complete­ The fiftieth annual graduating than 810 a pupil, but the Keeney zen when the local trust company of ■ agricultural activity," were age to French railway workshops Queen Vsshti .. PhylUs Ksrlln ber of the “Waves" Mil be here to raaaraad. " fa s t e n s itself automatically’ April 2 are qualifying testa and Rockville, March 25— (Special) toair arms< They attacked the un­ still were occupied today, but no the Senate, between' individual ly recovered from the effects of exercises of Alanchester High street school, which lias an enroll-' waa clo s^ by presidential order. named today on toe War Council’s at Tours In their raids d u ri^ Courtier .... Norms/Burssek answer questions and’Sssue enlist­ athwart the Jeffersonian brow. pusing them does not necessarily —A meeting will be held in Rock­ committee pn agriculture. suspecting Nazis and put them to fires were permitted because of ** Wall iarriea allant of N. B. A. oplnlone, or in the broad terms of It Is disappointingly true that the gas. He was serving on a ment of but 46 had a. higher av­ ^ la Sixth Dividend February. Esther Grace Freedman ment application blank^ Bvrtrloa Ino. ______School will be held in June 4. It mean that the candidate is accept­ ville at the High School building erage per pupil having purchased The committee will be Ijeaded by flight, it was reported. illuminating gas escaping from Rosie .... . Connecticut, as s .statK stands HOURS, few haloes are won negatively,- Jury in Superior court at Bridge­ The payment on nest Monday The service declared that near­ Far to toe north, the commu­ Sylvia Goodstlne diplomacy, between great nations, will also bring to 8,000 the num­ ed for the program. Those found 8524.85 jvorth. Samuel H. Graham of Suflield, a broken mains. Maiden . fifth in the number of enllkments Publlabors Bapmaentatives. Tha and the mere fact that Republican port, and planned to return there qualified will be required to take in Room 15, Friday evening at will be the sixth dividend to de­ ly 40,000 square feet of toe main nique said, 32 German planes were About 120 miners working in Ida Goodzait Jalloa_ llatbawa----- iwa 8pa are comparable to the debate anjr today. ber of graduates in that tir.ir. Ol Hchoul Purchases positors and represents a total of member of the War Council and shop was damaged by a direct hit, Conspirator .. Lee Freedman in, these two branches of the^erv- aad purity aijd higb-mlniledness-began another examination on or about 7:30 o’clock tor ail inititutional. prc.sident of the Farm Bureau Fed­ shot down yesterdsy in air duels one section of the mine, underly­ bNaw fork, Cbleaao, small community might have over Blood Tranafusion Planned this number it is safe to say that The purchase in the different 60 per cent returned to customers that toe greater part of two aec- At to«s Piano • Phyllis Karlin ICe. Hartford County leads i Boaton. slipping the moment this admin­ May 20. One-half of those enrolled and industrial jisers of meats, Bchout with the enrollment is aa eration. and by anti-aircraft barrages. ing, the affected area, .were or­ the establishment of " a police The two girls, who failed to re­ 3,000 have been graduaetd in the of the "old" bank. The state bank tlons In a six-bay workshop was Saturday', March 27: Sabbath rest of the state in enllstmen' BUREAU o r istration took office doesn’t mean will begin their college training on cheese, butter, fats, as well as for follows: The governor’s office said the dered to leave by toe nearest MBUBBR AUDIT that the reputation for such qual­ spond to treatment immediately past 10 years. Thia .seems to indi­ the personnel of local boards. commissioner is ths. liquidator of wiped out, and that 46,000 square morning. Services at 7 s. m. , ' Officer Clsbby is of the opinio circouatiuns. force. cate that most of the men and July 1 and the other half bn No­ EnroU- committee, the second named to exits. thst s large number of Manches­ ities haa automatically trans- were Victoria Coury. 19, end Flor­ vember 1. AU of toe above are invited to the assets of the former local trust feet of roof in a side bay shop More than 500 worshipers fled Sunday, March 28: Executive Let’s listen In on such a debate. ence Hubbard, 18. The Hub­ women from Mancliester in the School Amount ment take charge of particular fields in ter women would like to be mem­ Xh# Harald Prlntlna Company. terred itself to the Democrats. Nearly All Students . attend from the towns of Union. High School company. \ the War Council's program, would was damaged by fire. a mission service at the Mount meeting st the Rabbi's', home st GRAPEFRUir Ino., aadomaa ao fldanolai raBpo,nai- One citizen course, bard girl's condition took such . a United States service are High .81,218.00 1.331 A direct hit was said to have de­ South Church bers of these auxiliary services, ...... far typographical arrora ap- The fact is, that If the Re­ Application to take the teats Stafford, Bolton, Coventry. Elling­ Barnard A Wise Decision direct the production of food. Carmel Catholic church, on the 11 a. m. Mllty bad turn at one time hoapital au- echool graduates. . 1,249.60 284 Following the , closing of the molished a quarter of a round­ and would enlist if they could talk that it’s a good*idea, but this is publican machine has reverted should be made tO Mr. Bailey. He ton. Somers and Tolland as well Nathan Hale . . . . 1.802.90 487 Last night. Governor Baldwin edge of the section. '' Monday, March 29; • Religious thoritlea reported, that plans■ n»u had I Plans have been under way for., ^ ^ ^ ^ ... .. i, „ bank on March 4, 1933, The Her­ house, the re ^ rt said. Other build­ the subject over with a recruiting ’Thuraday, March'25 no time to begin discussing it. to the standards It used befort b l^ d some time, to get a service flag for Indicated today that practically al as the town of Vernon. Lincoln ...... 2.529.40 arhipunced the personnel of the Collects $510 ■A hole 30 feet deep and M feet school for children at the Temple. been made to give her a 330 ald called a meeting of the tfepoal- ings were' damaged by fire and officer. Cross,' the Democmtlo machine the school and it was on checking applicants thus far are high school Grass Fire Washington .... . 2,956.60 294 civilian protection committee. wide developed on the lawm of an 4to Grade will meet st 3:45 p. m. Another eays a police force transfusion, but at the last min­ tors and a committee of flve^as explosion. 6th Grade st 4:45 p. m., and the Pay for the Women's Reserves 3 » 2 7 ‘ IndiMtry’s Opportunity haa also gone back, gone back these figures, that the totals men­ ' students or recent graduates. Few The Hockanum Truck o f the Hollister ...... 4,650.34 #606 Agrienltural Committee estate in Fulton street/'' in too wouldn’t do any good. There will to the hlstorio division and fu­ ute changed their plana, when she Rockville Fire department re-; Robi rtson .....' named to handle toe fiispositlon of Named to toe committee on agrl' basement of a home Williams High school class st 6 30 p. m. o f to# Nsvy and Coast.. Guard is tioned already were secured. There outside that category are applying. 1,762.75 224 Heads All Churches in in the same as men’s psy^ A ’’Wave" OraRges so. 39* •Whe recurrent theme now being always be crime. tility which paralyzed the party showed signs of improvement. From those who successfully sponded to a still alarm Wednes­ Manchester Green 2,634.05 290 toe assets. Rather than appoint a culture aS Graham’s associates street there was a bole big enough Tuesday, March 30; The Hadss- Patrick Dyer, 50, and Clark Un­ were just under 5,000 graduates receiver toe depositors and the dO-: Reports German Btue or s "Spar" entering school ss an axpraaaed by American Induatn- A spokesman for one section o? during the Roraback decades. from the school last year, but with complete the testa, candidates for day afternoon when a grass fire Highland Park .. 1,348.60 171 were: Money Taken In to to bury an automobile. BSh meeting will be held st the Tiinips Yf.LL^ 3 '■•S 17« Granting that Republican tac­ derhill, 50, the other two affected, swept over a large area at toe for­ South Main ...... positora committee decided to ask fiklwin G. Woodward, dean of Spread Like/-'Spider Web home of Mrs. L. Dobkin st 8:30 p. apprentice seaman starts at the •UatB oe.viaion araa agton ably town says his section baa always the class to be graduated in June the Army Specialized Training “397.14 45 Crippled by Raid equivalent of 8132.50 a month—850 tics on Capitol Hill have been were considered in "good condi­ Program and the Navy College mer RocUville Fair Grounds and Keeney Street ... 524.85 toe sUto banking department to agriculture at toe University of Assist Red Cross. Earth flssurM spread out like i m. The program will be devoted Carrots one 15* Btatad laat^ night by Eric A. John- lived by Itself and been very tion. All except Wells are em­ the number will go over the 5,000 handle the liquidation of toe as­ United States Eighth Bomber base pay and 883.50 sul^siatence. such as to offer ideal opening for mark. This will be an average Of Training ^ogram will be selected endangered a quantity of. lumber Biince ...... 426.00 Connecticut, director; A. J. Brun* Command Headquarters, England, spider web ftom toe school build- the s u ^ c t : “Child »Welfare and Citkiag Apples 21*^ aton, the liVp-wira and compara- peaceful. He sees no reason why Democratic debate, the fact is ployed as defense/^ workers in owned and stored there by Fred­ Buckiand ...... 350.70 sets. This has proved to be advan­ dage, 4-H Club leader at the Uni­ Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., pa|- ing, which .firemen said waa di­ Purim.’’/''^ The first increase comes after toe 100 in a clsas. The early classes to attend' colleges under contract A.'.rch 25— {JF>- -'The United States first month in service, and it is tlraly ’’Ubarai’t praaidant of tha It should assume any responsiblll- that the resentment and criticism Bridgeport to the respective services. Students erick Romeo. Fire Chief William tageous to toe depositors since a versity of Connecticut; S. McLean tor of toe South' Methodist church rectly over the center of the pull. Wednesday, March' 31: Religious White Celery Underhill, Dyer, and the two to be graduates from the old South much larger return haa been real­ Flying Fortress-Liberator raid- on possible for sn eplisted woman to of the.se tactics has been the func­ Manchester High school. . as the selected for the Army program Oonrady directed the men and Buckll^ham of Watertown, former the Vegesack submarine and ahip- reported to Mias Hazel Trotter witness reported a crack a foot schoolto for children at the Temple Uhitad Btataa ^ ^ m b er of Com- tji avith regard to the police su­ girls were removed to the hospital ized than could have been possible attain the rating .of chief petty Spieech tion of Independent and conscien­ school was first known, contained must undergo further screening stated that the large number of state commiaaipner of agriculture; bullding yards last Thursday "has this morning that the entertain­ wide in the school's basement 3rd Grade at 3:30 p. m.; 4th Grade aiarca. . '\ pervision he admits the other sec­ tious Republicans, and that the from the scene of the near-t*ag- during 13 weeks of basic military firemen present prevented toe fire under a receivership. Raymond K. Clapp of StoitS, vice- ment held at toe church last Fri­ floor.' at 4:15, and 5th Grade st 5 p. m. officer, for which toe pay, includ­ only three or four and in one case, B olton crippled that base for a consid- ing allowances, is 820&.50 s month yMBBKe T*«ty 2 lee II to hla pddreaa at Columbia tions Of town ought to have. Democrats have dons little to edy, which took place on the Beth- one. training before they are flnal^ doing damage to the lumber own­ director of extension service; David emble period," Brig. Oen. Newton day night netted the Red Cross Thomas J. Hennlgan, president el-Newtown road, on Route 202, A. Clarke of Milford, member of Enlistment la -for ths duration ItolrarMty, Mr. Johnaton waa A spokeaman for another sec­ sharpen public Interest on the Is­ At present therb are 1,331 at­ quallfl^ tor college attendanCa ed by Romeo who owms part of Mra Clyde Marshall Longfellow, chief of toe Eighth drive 8610. In his report Rev. of the School board, said "it la Sneak Attack Beat Jap Film VeNewOeiees 5 e«*e 35* sues where the Republicans are at 6:80 o'clock last night by Chief Students chosen for the Navy toe former Fair Grounds. Phone 40U toe Wholesale Producers Council.'' Ward stated that toe following fortunate that .this cavein did not New York, March 25—(/Pi--The and discharge wdll come within six 4ghUng agalnat tha daWqlopmant tion of town, a hard-boiled sec­ tending the High school, which is Bomber command, said today. months after the war’s end. An vulnerable. of Police Morris S. Britto of program, after selection by the Chief Conrady said toe fire ap­ Allied Airmen Imbert Fellows of Norwtehtown; church organizations lent valuafaHi occur during school hours because Japanese have selected a motion 101 less than were enrolled when The raid on toe U-boat supply enlistee must b«. s citizen and on o f avan any mild form of totallta- tion, says ba’a In favor of a police On the few occaalona when the Bethel. Office of Naval Officer Procure­ parently started in the rear of the Lynn Grant of Rast Windsor; Sher­ center and railroad yards at assistance and contributed to the panic might have occurred and picture of tneir sneak attack on FOR LENT’ the school opened last September. The Item concerning toe War man K. Ives of T^omaston, master the date of enlistment must ^ st ytoniam In poat-war America. force, providing It doesn't Inter­ Democrats on Capitol Hill have Taken III Eating Dinner ment, will be detailed directly to Yost property at 59 East street Stamp purchases of toe Center Rennes March 8 was "considered fund: Men’s Friendship /club, the lives of many of our children Pearl Harbor ss toe best film of Wells, however, continued on to Attack Bases of the state Grange; Olcott F. King 1942. toe Tokyo rade driver turns this' side out- Dr. Berkman saia he was certain Couve de Morvllle, formerly In E. Chattwon, former boys’ coach, enemy-occupied towns in low level Smolensk prive pected toe mtumswlll boost Man­ ore to present a consistent leg­ toe French Ministry of Finance, will /he the toastmaster. The sold nearly ten holdera The pro­ / Mr. Johnaton wanta free enter- and expense and governmental ward when he is going'toward the I a milkweed crop would prove attacks. chester’s quota cbqsiderably be­ Dies in Crash islative point of view which r^. presumably will perform toe duties guests WiU include Dr. John B. ceeds from toe sale wiU be given Preparing Sale. ' fclae. He wants enterprise to be business section or along oyier [ profitable. He cited inatsmees of to toe Junior Red Cross War Airdrotnee Chief Objectives Makes Headway fore toe drive ends m hmit ^ tW Wednes­ i i burden is better than to continue fleets Democratic pHndple aha fanners vtoo last year earned as relinquished by Bergeret as deputy leity and Oscar E. Hoermann undesignated routM. F^ind. Dobo fat the Aroe islands, Buka day, March 31. free in order to go ahead, not ao to live in a state o f perpetual fear platform. The fgUim h M been Potential ’’totimbera’’ gather In much as 87 a day picking pods in command of civilian affairs In toe Board o f Education, Gun Providence, R. I.. March 26— Collecting Fapees In the Siemens ( Oasmata In New To Aid Hospita l liMt It can turn baSk. and alarm. Bo, altbougb most of most atrildngly obviai^ of toe business section under signs from wild gtowing milkweed .and North Africa. Captain John Laboc, a graduate (OoBtiansd from Page Obs) —One pilot was killed and another course, in the tailnre of the George Shedd waa busy coUact- BriUiln, and Finachhafen and Lae was injured slightly when two ■x "I eartainly would not advo­ .reading "We Want a Ride.” They added that mdre could be earned (A Reuters dispatch Um nlgnt o f ^ e school; Thomas F. Rady, the colorful arguments are Democratio aeutoni even to said tost a number ot offiqlkla of ing papers and magazines on Wed­ in New Guinea were other targets, Mrs. Arthur A. Baedor and Array fighter planes were forced flag only drivers dlspUytog cards if toe plants wePb cultivated and editor of toe RockvlUe Leader and with airdrome Installations the Berlin radio. referred only In gen Restaurant Meat cate,” he aald, ’’turning back tha against ths pnpositlon, the com- know wbto nnb of their own cared for. toe Vichy French embassy In Ma- Stephen J. Von Euw, editor of the nesday for toe Red Cross War Mrs. Walter J. Vernier, co-chair­ eral terms to most of toe k icng down approximately 20 miles which UuUcate toe cars are going F^md. Mr. Shedd reports that principal objectives, toe communi ; itock of history. i The Uma of ax- nlunlty gats Its pOUcs force juat pfaitforto m nsares, that calling near their destination, msewhere He said he believed the milkweed drid'and toe French consuls with Rockville Journal. men of toe Salvage Sale of the Ruosian fron t It said that en­ WiRhwest of this city lost night ^ORCESTEI Alexander Bunce- will eoUect que said. Will Be Rationed Worcester S o h - W n g * . trema laiasea-faire la ended for- for fPofOkt election ef- pobUo every stop olgn, as old, is a crop is here- to stay as one of toe their entire staffs at Barcelona Following the dinner toe group Memorial Hoepital Auxiliary, gagements of local importance r^ght Officer Oscar Kline, son the aame. ot papers and magazines in Nortk The Jungle acreen hid results of ntiW ^ oommlsaloners, arse Imh .gathering place tor ride-seekers. poet-war period developments and Bilbao, Valencia and'^ Malaga bad WiU go to toe school fqr an infor­ scheduled for April 1, at the^atore, "tMk a successful course’’ and that of MP/.Md Mrs. L. M. Kline of ^ ^ \ '^"•yer. Modem industrial Ufa la Magnify and spread the debate injected. But It has alao. Bolton, Bolton Notch and Andover the attack on enemy ground forces 1099 Main street, have seen'.A>me prisoners were taken and booty CleroentABridge road, Barrington, out tun, rich flavor. ^ T h ra Per Oar Goal that kapok, formerly imported resigned.) ' /'^ mal program. at Mubo, about 15 miles south of Washington, March 25—(/F)— too oomplex to run without some a little, and you have the free bora obvIOna In the routine mat­ from labds now held by toe Japa- (The Morocep^ radio reported Road. The War FHmd drive ends of the serviceable used : coats, captured. N. J., wsT'kllled when his plane ’’Oui’^vgool Is an average of To Elect Officers Salamaua, but ’’machine-gun post You won't have to give up.a ra­ ^ aoeasures of pubUc aupervlsloa world today, debating whether ter of appearances before oom- three persona per oar,” says John neee./Wllllesey'Wl not retun. as a serious | today that toe Brasilian military The innual election of officers the last day of toe month and It la dresses and knick-knacks already (The communique claimed that tion coupon when you order burst into flhines sfter crashing. UH youu8.!2S‘=<»«-'' com^tition after the war. hoped that a good collection .iMU tlons were silenced and tenta and German forces had inflicted seri­ The name oKthe injured pilot VMMWO M __ and legal restraints. I beUeva Shall makia a real sffort effort ^Imto.^1^p p mltteee. Marr, chief co-ordlnator of toe mission headed by General Gomez, wlU be held this evening by toe coming., in for toe tale. They are steak at your favorite restaurant IVORY These committee hearings on have been made by that date is buildings damaged or destroyed," ous losses on Soviet forces attack­ whose plane landed in the middle Murrti. 8 wan M ^ that trada unionism haa become Oakland ClvlUan Defense oouncU, [now in {Idrth Africa, had arrived Rockville Lodge of Elks. At the really nice and will return good —but it will be rationed, too. order In this'worldI aftWxtkq war. various matters provide a forum at Algiers and waa received yes­ swell toe Bolton contribution to ths headquarters bulletin said value for every dollar spent at toe ing south of Lake Ladoga, below of a highway with slight damage^ one of the sponeortng groupe. ‘‘If meeting a class of candidates to “The area was enveloped in smoke Restaurants and otoer Institu­ an Integral part of our economic Citizens Uke Ben^nator H^eeler for public debate whsM the Dem­ April Stamps terday. by General Gfraud.) be knowrn as tha “ Victory Claaa” toe Red Cross. sale, which as previously an­ Leningrad, capturing several hun­ tional eating pieces will be limit' was not diiiiclosed ta S a l t - r we reach It. we will take one-third following toe attack.’’ dred*'prisoners, killing^ more than dacpTf Ufa aad that the problem from make the debate^.abimd,'hot. But ocratic point of view might easily ot the automobiles off the will be Initiated. Boltonltes are urged to remfim* nounced Is for toe purpose of ed to 78 per cent or less of the The planes landed sbput twp 'I km i be emphasized and publidied London, March 26.—(>fV—Gen­ ber to send their wastz fats to tbs raising funds for the linen that Is 1,000 Russians .andXannlhUatlng miles apart In the vicinity /o t OATWCAt 1 ynie point forward will be to make the decisionJriw t far off. Msrr says surveys now shqw a Become Valid Preceding the meeting a dinner amount of tnest, butter, cheese I WapTfl without danger of the strong eral de Gaulle’s headquarters wtU be served with John J. Rady various schools throughout toe constantly wearing' out at the one cut-off Soviet fmreo. There was and similar products they used Noose Neck Hill ros'd off Victory PLAKIS .'trade unionism m o re efficient, morning averagt of 1J7 persons “Hifler’s Children” no Allied confirmation of activity •7^ gavel which has been wielded In per cor an' a rush hour/average pressed belief today that a mfinin- as chairman of toe committee m town when they will be coUectsd hoapital. and fqr other necessities lost December when toe point ra­ highway. . more democratic and more aoclal' (Oontlaoed fM a Page' One) on tola fron t) ^/^heatiilg^ On Sted both Senate aiid House. But the of only 1.75w This Is pra^caUy ths defstandlng Waa responsible charge. and sold with ths proceeds going for toe ihstitutlon.' tioning program goes Into effect 1 to minded. The ^>och of dog-eat- best the Democrats have been able , Conflict With Gen. Henri^^lraud Unioa Cliarck Note# ' to toe Red Croee War Fund. Sensational Film The co-chairmen suggfA that In the battle for the upper Donets Monday, toe Office at Price A d sams as befors gasoUpo rationing river valley, the Germans have dog la paat, for labor and man- O t new {MTagrapb should have to produce In this forum was a went into offset. Between this and the meat, cheese 1 over toe appbintm m t'n a gover- Dr. George 8. Brookes, pastor all who can, do their spflng clean­ mlnlstratloa soya Wi IIk Ci promise that former Governor and fat and oU point values, whith nor for French .Gmana, French been beaten back in every effort agetornt aUke. I beUeve, no leal, been writtra Into soihq of Captain "Ws have had overchme two of toe Union Congregational ing early, and reserve all toe Two matboniattcal methods will nrioMTae Cross would appear to testify on Monday, South Am^slOan colony which church. wrlU have for the subject Presenting a vivid picture of things they are not using for the to establiah bases on the eastern reluctances." Ma what a Hitler victory would mean bank from Belgorod. to Chuguev, be used to detenT^e^toe restaur­ that the principle of s o c ^ se- Eddie ^ekenbacker’a a^i^hes by the public vrorks bill. When he hew ideal severedjMTuei with Vichy 10 of hla sermon on Sunday morning Training Institute Salvage tele. If donors will call ant ratiott, OPA saioxlast night in is toe reluetai^ of a pedestrian (* wartime eatlpg with ttheir No. 2 to an enslaved world, "Hitler's and, smarting under blows which nhMai's^3A.;s: auiity is here to T ues^y's testimony befOrjg the proved to be tt|e missing witness, to get into a/manger’s car, and daya^dgo. at 10:45 A m„ “ They Called Him Mrs. Baedor, 6406, or Mra. Ver­ making toe annountoment. One that waa typical of Democratic rSbOn books.. irect talks between de Oaulla'e Children” features Tim Holt, Bo­ nier, 8140, they will artange to have caused terrific destruction to KheiixTIisw i oFMdx^ But artjl buaineas..^tMlf’'have the T r ^ a n Comnitttee at Walhtog- second is tb* ioluctancs of a ear Carpenter.” The pastor’s class Is Opened Today materiel and manpower, have re- 1s to cut 7 per cent off the num­ strategy before ths legislative While it, may be profitable representatives and General Gl- for Instruction In church member­ nita OraavUle and Kent Smith In hav.e some one on too commute *%tuff” to go ghOad into the t o tcto. ovmer to M tr a ri«torids bemuse because tfisw xp^ canned goods statops a daring, highly dramatic and laxsid toe intensity-of their as- ber of persona aervsd^durlng De HntClih commltteea in this session. raud, high commissioner tor ship wUl'meet cm Sunday mom' call for ths bundles. eember, and toe otoer Mms 25 tore that ip ^ obvioua for ua? What developed at that hearing To be sore, the dtitotion hr motlvss > a y bs in l^ d srstood I S/itoek, officials ^./tofeliided French Itorto Africa, are exact­ Hartford, March 25—* atandards the. envy ojT . aU - other prejudiced. cans? \ ' / It on a broader baata” subjeot, "Jssus, toe Christ.” The training institute to be held in the ’The Manchester fire department right bank ef the river one can limitation. . y The red . meet-fat-bll-cheese the sensational best-seller, "Edu had a busy afternoon yesterday [X natlans, cannot' apl'^ problem stampa will be on a weekly basis, ladies of the senior choir will ren­ Hartford ana. see heaps of burned and destroyed The teatimony at that hearing^ Hurry Forced der toe anthem, “The Good Shep­ cation for Death,” bjr Gregor. Zle- and was called out three times with .only the- red A stamps good The training course Is designed mer, who for ten years headed the tanks," and said the Germans had Most n is Pnbllo Notice I off an.'equitable distribution of the substantiated by the open admis­ Fam ous O ld Meat RatiiomfiT, ' herd.” within four hours to iflght grass slowed their pace. for the week beginning Monday, to help supervtson to improve pro­ Americza ColOfiy School in- Ber­ fires. The first .call came through /NEW COLORFUL Labundaiuiy we can produce? Shall sion of ofHotala of the company in -w-i — I 1 T h e expect^ reduction in point Labor Draft Meeting and Binge duction methods and to mak> toe In at toast two sectors too in­ Phoenix, Aria, March 26—(JT) Gutted b j Fire There wUl be a meeting o f the lin. saw toe insidious jpow to of at'8 o'clock at 81 Taimer atreot ' we resign ourselves to compulsive question, was that some 28,000 to iB eet A STOP I values tor cannsd goods likely will maximum uoe of materials, ma­ N(Ui' teachings among Germany’s vader tried to surprise the Rus- Persons who expect to have busi­ be of particular benefit to' pur­ Ladies Auxiliary of toe A.O.H. chines and manpower now avail­ for a bad grass fire and within stans with flanking rushes. In one ness transactions in Arizona with 'distribution by a^ supergoyem- 88,000 tons of Aub-ftandard steel young people and came to. toe thirty minutes the department Kansas Oty. March 25—<•»>— rs of canned fruits and larger (6bntiaaed from Paf* Oae) this evening at seven o’clock . in able. and la specially pnpared for piece SO tanks, leading a truck those whose movements are rs' GOLD SEAL GONGOLEUM Satw-Flake Rolls eae 10* ■sentT” w ere'' delivered to the United - United States to tell what he saw. made anothier run to A ]^ Place Old 100 Is at the end of toe line. (Oonttaasd tron Page One) / size cans of both fruits and vege- Red Men.'s ball.’ Following the fonm en, lead men, 'jAb setten and column of infoht^, were reported strlctqd must file public notice of Ciooaiioa Twists 17* ■ M r.’ J^jhnaton doesn’t want ua States Navy and other depart' exemptions will be made only tor meeting there wtU be a public Kent Smith portray*s Sem er's for toe same thing. A t 6:30 an­ ot% The famous old Kani^- 'City " / Ubles. In some few instances, related staff men. The course is /own school-master part in the plc- thrown bfck. toeir intentions, hereafter. paralysis or severe, cases o f tuber­ grocery bingo, party at 8:15. g'ven to small groups-iit! a time, other still sent them to Haw­ . Isvestla, toe government nows- ao to resign ourselves. His pre- menta of- our government with, the Southern car, which ^ntbred ser­ livestock—not ration books— point values inay be increased. ‘ ture, with Holt as a young Ger- thorne Street No damage to prop­ Insist on the loaf with ih* Normal Type Of Change culosis.' Prayer Meetlog with the partlcipahts then becom­ —AND BIRD ARMORLITE ;acrlption for the happy solution is analyses as to strength and qual­ vice as afi exhlbib 'admired by hence toe establiahment of/jjw ln t mah-Amarican who succumbs to erty. was reported at any of these papz**i fo^rted that clouds of Net Bod Nnato veluea win not of itself ayfure a The- adjustment' was described In Haute. Savoie, the population There wiU be a Lenten prayer ing the Instriioton o< subeequent smoke hang over toe cold Dntoper this: thousands at tbe' Chlcago World’s the Nasi beliefs and Miss Gran­ fires. FRESHNESS. DATE ity deliberately faked. Fair of lfi9S, concluded 50 years plentiful supply. Jv by officials as toe normal type of more and more is oppenilg forced meeting at toe RockvlUe. Baptist groups. ' valley for many mllee, with whole Seattle, March 26-—

HANCH£STE>*^VI!:NLNG HEKALD,I, MA^5FCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MARCH 25,1943 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COHl^.. THURSDAY. MARCH 25.1945 PAOl n v n i / >

ivy Seeking Answer WDBC-^1860 T oday’s ifac/ioS-lS / War n a w On Lengthy of Shifts IGH 4 : 687 . Barbara Johnson, Shirley Ted- meil, Newa; Castles in the Air; Q eerge^ ^ ^ e ■ newspaper. .The Campus. Ruth I ford, Roy Turkington and the WNBC—Newa. skoog Cops Honow for form er Tiffer had been appointed managing | The new members of the High WNBC — America’s Town Meet­ Uplift Value Is Worth WuMBSton, MarBh 25.—(iP)— I ■ representatives of the home g;15_W nC — Portia Faces Ufe; Production—Every day,^ Chehey editor, but moved to the top Young Reporter Tells ing. Evening; Roger* Over-m i m ji^t^cNally It bttttr for Bhipywas to oper- Will Determine Boys for School World staff were subjtet- I rooms who are: Ronald Carl­ 'WNBC — Dick Tracy. More to Americans If;^ Hall, 10-3. / \ when the Army Air Corps 5:25—WTHT—Local News. 8:55—WDRC—Cecil Brown, News. whelmed in dosing' T e a c h c S T h TS f oa two 10-hour shlfteM^Uy or Surgical Dresslngs^r^very Wed­ ed to thejiranks thought up by the son. Dorothy Dwyer 23M, Jean His Ex|>erience8 With 9:00—WTIC —Music HaU; WDRC College Training While took the man who would have Hanna 24M, Albert Lindsay 6:30—w n c — Just Plain Bill; Sport Continues Here tkree 8-hour »hJfts? \ nesday, American,-'Legion Hall, been editor. Both are paid po­ initiation *i:ommlttee at a High Many Celebrities. WDRC — War Commentary: — Major Bowes; WTHT — Match at Y Alleys. ww - Earii^dF ame 2SM. Ethel Modean 26M. Elea­ Gabriel Heatter. *rh« Navy would like to kno ... 10-4:30. / ' In Uniform. sitions for which competition School Worlds party held Friday Musical Program; WTHT — For the Duration. , Every day is,Siood Donors’ Reg- \ nor Stipsits 28M, and George 6:15—WTHT — Uncle Sam. / — Howtobhoot Bight BOW »ome yard* operate^ \ is keen. night in the East Side Recreation Junior Newscaster; WNBC — They might be able to deliver ______iMj^tlon—Call Mrs. Huggins 6645. building. ' England from the Trade "Peraonality and temperament 9:30—WTIC—Rudy Vallee :WDRC| The Hara^^y MM way, aome another. In Hott?- The Bjireau of Naval Personnel schteil. Jack Ai^trong. By Russ Newland \ The new mei..berii initiated were i differ so that one must gauge his —Stage Door; WTHT—Tteaaure ‘I™* ***• mukmen ten, Tex., there are two yards, of the U ^ e d States Navy, in con­ 6:46^W n^— Front San Francisco, March 26.—(A)—•r:d| ^taff Assistants mentioned in the foregoing sec­ l i ^ e Illing, Joy Curtis. Betty questions accordingly when con­ roll; W D R C V Kitep the Home Hour a t Song: WNBC — S^t- showed that they, also, could da- Freddie Hutchinson b ■h* uWng the 10-hour method. junction w i^ the Army Specializ­ light Banda. uver the goods and proved it to tha [he plea has been made that baae- Bw other the 8-hour shift. Each r’ secbtid meeting of the Staff tion. Catelsan. Thomas Gorman, John ducting an interview,” stated Bob Fires Butnlngv WTHT — Super­ Could Transform Gar­ man; WNBC—Captain Midnight. Instructor at Navy balK^ihould be retained becauae of ClallBS its method is better. AssIsthntB will be held at the ed Training In gra m , has recently I Cl Students within the previ­ Pailrin. and Edith AndiWo, Mies Ensworth. a recent graduate of * I^ta^*^ satisfaction of the mailmen at the den for Various Events arranged a sen esof teste .known ously mentioned Army age limit HelenXJ, E!stes. faculty advisor of School; Flunked H|s ita morale uplift value to Am erl-ggl ^hlpbuUding StabillzaUon ■p.M.C.A. tonight, at 7:30. WlUlsro Sugar *n* Spice New Britain high and, at {ireeant 10:()0^wnC — Gary Moore and K aUeyt test Wlinitfttee of the War Production iSiiehcrek will talk^n Water Safe­ as the A-12 and Vxl2 tests, which who do not hold certificates of the "We^ld.” snd a large number 6:00—w n c — News; WDRC — Jimmy Durante; WDRC—The * ele^er victory. 8ko<« and In Record Time; Has I cans. Uni^ire Hap O’Connor coa-Al| graduation from a aecondrfry of the "World” staff attended the Manchester reporter for a Hart­ News: It’s Dinner Time: WTHT Big League Berth. Baasd has announced that a ty and Life Saring^ Mrs. Frank Some cursed optimist said spring First Line: W1?HT—Raymond Wood prided tas margin rt rtc- tends its abakdonment now would' are to be used for the prellmlnaiy school but who are now continu­ party. An'^ntertalnment, refresh­ ford paper, in an open interview —Yankee News; WNBG- Ter­ Retired to Rest. ^ arnmnittee—at the request of , the Damico will explain First Aid and selection of men whoN^e to be is here, but we don’t agree. Win­ aapper; WNBC Raymond tory much to ^ dis^t of C ^ le bolster the morai< of the Jspa- iKavy which askec, for a st^y of how It is an all-time a c c i ^ t pre­ ing their education in an ac­ ments, and ^initiation committee for the Journalism Class, Tuesday. ry and the Pirates. \ Oram Swing. Rogers, coach of Uncle Bam a Norfolk, Va.. March 25—A given college training, ’iqiese testa ter is still here. All the old Yan­ 6:15— w n c — Histoiy in , the neae. '*1 ■ Um problem—would attMupt to vention measure: and Mrs. P- credited college or university. worked to make the party an en­ In this interview, which was held ' 10:15—WTHT — Concert Hour; civilian foot •oldlera. . rtrapplng Westanier who failed to By Robert Mellace will be given at M.H.8. on’-^April 2. kees out our way say they have Headlines With Professor Sclmn- He ought to know, He has uni- *|i laafO which of the two^^ionds ot Lloyd Davla will cover the spe«ql To. be eligible for Officer Candl joyable one. so that the class might gain ex* - WNBC—Oracle Fields’ Victory Poth teams had pl^ y live up to rave notices attracted NBA Staff Oomspondeof The purpose of both plarh( is to date School or the Army Specializ­ /ker; WTHT — Press Roundhp; pired games in Japan. g|llfta glvM better production. volunteer services which Includfe- ' As members arrived at the never seen such a winter for sheer pertence in the art of askhig lead­ Show ing fomthls contest Ths first two New York, March 26-tM* pinduce offieers with the tecmjlcal ed Training Program, a man must Dick McCarthy, Sports; WNBC by bis srte to a major laague base­ O'Cfonnor sums up hia o^hjion sBaport by Ear|/ Summer Motor Corp, Canteen, Nurses’ arid, professional skills now reqiijr “ Rec,” they were given sheets of "ornerinees.” It seems to us we ing queetlons and carrying on a 10:30—WTlG, — March of 'Dme; gamea were closer then ^ n on an like this: be morally and physically quali­ generally euccessful interview, -Milt Berkowltz, Sports; NewSi ball club is quietly making a sqc- traveled from every country of . BtB'-'.rspbrt is .Expected to oe Aides, Staff Assistants. Grey La­ ed. '•S^gineers of all types, do' paper with questions to find the should start getting some breaks! WDRC—Dance 'nme; WNBG- apple and neither team mu^ “The Japs so envy us for oilr'! dles. and Production. These local fied, and must evidence potential answers to by ihtCrviewing the True enough, we’ve seen robins, Bob's sketch of his journalistic ex­ 8;30—w n c — Strictly Sports: \ Freddie Martlri'a Orchestra. to crow «about But the thlrt oesa Of a ^a v y career. tbte globe jWhere there le an M y l y w W summer. tors, pitychologists, linguists, phy WDRC — Frazier Hunt: WTHT baseball prowess and our Intense OonnnlttM^^icials line up the chairmen will Invite questlona and 'yfficer qu^ifleations, including other party membera The party budding skunk cabbage, and new periences held the delighted Inter­ 10:45—WNBC—N«tesrA,=, game eaw Rogers’ msn fall apart He’s Freddie Hutchinson, strong- amusement^ arena to see the won­ sicians. mathematicians, and stu scholarship and appearance rec­ Carolyn Daley —Musical Comedy Encores; armed righthander for whom the ders of Madison square Garden— love for the game that to call i f its Jmi way: an open forum sesaion will follow. dents of fom gn areas are needed got well under way with everyone spring hats, but robins. Nature, est of the Btudents until the beU 11^00—w n c — NewhK WDRC— completely and lose by 34 pins and ords. Men now enlisted in any terminated the claea WNBC — Johanes Steel, News Sports RoundujbK Quincy this really decided the metch. Detroit Tigers paid $16,000 to v u i m o u a n o not the performances of peerless off during war time would be like favoring the 10-hour shift It Is expected to be a very Inter­ in large numbms. The- Navy plan searching for tbose people with and women are horn optimists, so I tonic to them. I think they would ‘‘J esting meeting and all' Interested branch of the armed servicfs- are ’A peMonification of the, model Bob began his career when, at a Commentator. News; W T H T -^^ee Skoog took the honors with a 158 Seattle five years sgO. BEBiSmWU sthletas and entertainers, but It should be used nation- contemplates tnaf the college blue eyes, three pennies, saddle we don’t put much stock in any of construe it to mean wc were be- *1 in the Red Cross may attend. not elmble to take this test Gicl Reserve and what the Otrl Re- shoes, white socks, something the three. We guess you’ve heard very young age, be skipped school 6:46—w n c — Lowell Thomas; WNBC—Jack Btmteqs. high alngle and a nifty 896 ter A n ironical twist to the Hutch- eotna, tfaoae of a man the mob never bscause they say: training will be carried on while sen'es represent, is Carolyn Daley, WDRC — John B. Kennedy: coming panicky or something ia 1. More supervisory personnel Kit Bags either. \ green, those who had written what Mark Twain said about Con­ In order to spend the entire day at - three string totals. Hs waa hotter InsOT story is that tae reaaon be suosimoH paid to aes. the men are on active quW. in uni­ These tests are to be given oil president of that organization and WNBC— FtmJ Waring. They Ciame to aee what made this country." M Bssded tor three 8-bour ibiXts Group 10, of the Girl. Scouts met form, receiving pay^ Srid\ under service men that week, attended necticut weather, so we don’t need the circus. He Interviewed "Tom 11:16— W n c — Dance Music: lan a steak on the griddle except failed to make the grade in the Friday, April 2. 1943, in Manches­ this week’s addition to the Legion Mix and sent an account of the 7:00—w n c — .Fred Waring in WDRC^\-Oordon MacRae, f<^ tae lest game, when he cooled bigtime is perhaps the greatest Madteon Square Garden run, to Frank "L e fty " O’Doul, twice t o p 'll tta n for the two lO-hour arrange- at the Chapter office and filled general military discipline, x The of Honor. Her co-operative spirit, tw o movies or rrjore. and had give'll to go into that. But they always m O B A U S hltter e f The. National League and*'?i| aMBt and good supervisors are ter High. Tltqse who have signed candy up for Lent. say that Christmas jewelry turns article fo Dexter Fellows, a fam­ Pleasure Time with Victory W T H T -iy ^ a tlon t in 8yn< off left the burden to hie factor contributing to hia suceesa study the quick change- methods Kit-Bags for shipment to a point Army had already eatabUBhed^Uds friendliness and capability make Tunes; WDRC — I Love a Mya T W rW O U tB B F current San Francisco Seals man- BBt too plentiful. of embarkation. The busy hands of up to take th e ^ s t then are as fol­ Following' this game Betty Car- green in the spring, and that’s a ous circua press agent who lived a tion; WNBC—The Music You metes. as a aailor. a u r e ^ H B t m of James McNally, scene-shifting program in those college and un s^ws:lows: AmAndrew Btggerstaff. Albert her worthy of this position. tery: WTHT — Fulton Lewis, ager, lines up on the same aide of . S. A yard operating 20 hours a Carolyn Sonnikson, Nancy Ames, veMities whe’re such training can rigan ,Waa duly and properly sure "Sign! few blocks from Bob's home. A. W ant Persons ,w|u> observe their mail­ The reaaon is control, acCuraey. eraftaman who made the Ehghth Harrison, ■Walter/^ Carter, Bob Following the College Course all short time after. Bob received X Jr.: WNBC — Victor Borge; 11:30—w n c *— Inter - American men today with a necktie and no When the. Tigers (armed out their oFcmmts. Avenue amphitheater tae model the unique argument. Bay could use those other 4 hours Gene Oordner, Lorraine Crawshaw, best be given. four years, she has maintained a initiated. Betty was blind-folded seeded repair and main- Azlhger,_ , Norman Pratt, Jack and given some clothes to hang very. encouraging letter from Mil Thoee Good Old Days. University o(\tae Air; WDRC— shirt vrill undefstand that they •xpenslvt investment they ex­ of every arena in the world. Japs Adored Lefty Nancy Anderson, Joyce Wetherell, TTie eligibility of an individual high scholastic average and still You’ve probably heard about the 7:15—w n c —News of the World: tahinrn work. A yard Operating Arden Peterson, Priscilla Wade, Turkihgton, Tom Fergmson, Bob upon a line which was kept out Fellows. Carman CavaNaro's Orchestra; (the mailmen) lost tasir cotlectlve plained that the young Seattle Someone should have written O'DoUl has had a close-up "view' . for the Army Specialized Training had time to participate in extra­ little moson who put a chair in his WDRC—Harry James; WTHT— WTHT—South ' American Sere- shirts, including Mr. (gtadhsnd) id the clock 7 days 0 week and Janet Schreiber filled 100 kit Biasell, RqMell Pottemm. Ernest of her reach to bewilder her. During^ Juriior High schooldays. pitcher had too much control — the story of Big Jim .McNally of the Japanese baseball complex. . I Program is not fully established Duke, Domtld Wadsworth. Fred curricular activitiea ■ and achieve coffin ifpr rigor mortis to set in. The World’s Most Honored r.ade. Rogers. The scores: yean ago. He has done to much i*t have such spare time for bags In no time flat. popularity. For a quiz program the group (You can always depend' on this Bob was editor of the “ CentraUte" that opposing batters knew that W h * barnstorming toura until he has successfully complet­ Peck, Donald Warren, Geoig;e Wli- New Britain Junior High school Music.. 11:45—WNBC — Glen Gray's Or­ Post Offloa and were not afraid of being hit. for the amusement-loving and American All-Star teama ia the ' Joba. Blood Donor Servida ed the normal twelve or thirteen Carolyn was in debating for two was divided into two groups. A column for,corn!) There would be less need for llams, Henry F iy. and Nhrman paper. He was a very faithful con­ 7:80—^WnC — Quiz D. Stidham, ’43. jujiioV, yeaM, and she was a mem- portant factor In Bob’a career, as tendSr years. And thdy wsrs not By Harry Gimyson 4 were in RhiMRhlnalani. livery in 1928, the teat time- curve that any minor leaguer *| chapter. Oh the whole this is a tary or regular induction, will swer. his side would lose a mem­ yesterday, is now at ^mson, New NBC Already Planning Wilson surprise when they ssw he was NEA B|>Orte Editor when they made the bulk of the Jim, 68, will take his ease at hie .: *l*oae in favor of the/8-hour Bure his assignment to a Replace­ beri-qf A Cappella II in her fresh­ ber to the other side. A handful Mr. Whiteman commented to the could lean on. . good record, but when you consid­ York, along with 3()'.000 other manager, of the State theater, the Wood .. able to piit a baMball just about d5uble/plays that established the St. Albans, Long Island, home. aaqed argue that ment Training Center as a p ^ n - man ysar being advanced to A of peanuts was the reward for New York, March 26.-AI x On one trip ta ^ p resen tfd him er the adult population is about “ boots” including Eddie Wilson. courteous way in which the Inter- HiUnskl anywhere he wished it to go. league record that still stands— Retirement rings the bell 'on X. Hie shorter shift.gets more tlal Army Specialized Training Lt. Hiirlburt Visits Cappella/I in her sophomore, answering correctly. Members at­ banquet tendered the club at the with a bat elghrfeet long, a tri­ 14,000, a statistician would claim Eddie, in a recent letter to, a mem­ vleyr''had been conducted, and I Burr ... Rifle RsMfo Instrnctor career that had its beginning at iction out of workers who It a poor ratio. With over 2,000 of Proagram trainee. If R is then junior ano'^senior yeaM. She was tempted to stump each other with For Concerts in 1944 student union of Indiana Universi­ 19^ bute to hia aii^ging prowess. ber of the faculty' said that he’d fr6m then on the manager extend­ ISkoog ., 138 162 108 a New that B(‘Mt sense of accur­ /T>oubie plays seem to go with the 'hid Garden on Madison Ave­ O'Cannop/who never Upped hieI the dally job less tired than our local boys in the service, 200 determined'that he Is^tentlal of­ Student Coutiqil representative of mathematical, historical, and vo­ ty. where the Reds arc training. MHS Unexpectedly her room in her .junior year. Caro­ welcome letters and food. ed his cooperation in allowing Bob acy is p a y l^ dividends for the 'the Cincinnati club. Leo Durocher nue brtween West 26tb and 27th operating jO houra pints of blood from the home town ficer candidate material, he will cabulary questions. Bill McKechnie expressed the cap as e big league arbiter but ‘ lyn has been on'tjie Prom commit­ to obtain celebrity interviews. New York, March 26—(F)—A1-. Besides Miss Burke, there will totals . 646 563 664 1653 Navy a n d /fo r Hutchineon. He's and Tony Chicclnello formed the Streets in 1897, when McNally haa served the semi-pros and col- -Uiy suggestion that thera is to back them up la only 10 per be assigned to an Army Specializ­ For the next Initiation Irene be Intervlewe, dramas and guest opinion that the 1943 Cincinnati liiaueqtote ^ p p ly of shipyard tee for the last twp years. Joining Deacon Curtis and Jit Muldbon A few of the other celebrities 'though the praaent epneart seaaon using it /a s an instructor on the corhbinatlon of Miller to F re j/to Reds' second base combination left the emtrolB of a street ear to legpXas an umpire for 25 yeara. I cent. Why don’t their friends and ed Training U n ^ as an enlisted Members of M. H. S. received a Illing was blind-folded and made were among recent visitors at speakars, the first to be Prmtise when they tied the record in 1931. i/is a reflection on man- man on actlv^fluty, receiving the pleasant surprise Wednesday, the Girl Resen’os hj her junior with whom he has had interview^ baa taiss mors broerteaata to go, shootii^ range at the Norfolk Na­ McCormick has as great a chance gat into the game of whioh ha haa made a trip to Japan, He wag . I relatives do better than that? year, she won the Residency of to stand on S plank, holding on to M. H. S.: they have just completed Brown, OPA head. With Miller teaming with Frey, •fiHBont/^hicb they say is fully pay of a priyate seventh grade, to March 17. when they received a ! are: Carmen Miranda, Mayor La- plans for next year's schedule by val 'pruning Station. A keen sto- of being as well remembered aa been such an integral part: hot the herb O’Doul eras, but Make an appointment right away hA following two boys on either side of her their initial training at Newport. Bl^es Beaten of gfins and pistols. Hutchin- the Reds’ defense will bo even Flawteaa Sobedutea ■' of t u n in g the necessary and assure our boys- we are with pursue a curriculum of study for visit from Lieut, ij.g.) Charles *he organization thA following while two other boys lifted the Guardia, Boris Karloff, C. Aubrey that of Tinker to Evers to Chance. umpired the games and preserved, ' year. Pete Major is now stationed at ths NBC symphony already have Julia Sanderson and Frank has developed into a top- stronger than It has been since McNally invented a plow which these anecdotes. of {Mople for supervisory them 100 per cent with blood plas­ which he/has shown himself quali­ Hurlburt who Was home on a ten- plank slightly. The two supporters ^ I t h . Fred . Waring, Admiral been completed. Arturo Toscanini Crumlt, for their CBS quiz Satur­ It is doubtful that peaiaeon Bill fied. Individual choice of cur­ day leave. One of Carolj-n’a weaknesses is Amherst, studying meteorology. ByW, Eddie Cantor, and Oscar Le­ it Instructor, tutors officers McKrthnie meant rtl that. For they hit the pennant trail in ’39. reduced the Ume of rennwifig ice •Our teams beat the Japs s9 ''' ma as well as dollars for the War plneapple-upside-doi^'n cakk Dur­ lowered themselves as the plank Of course, all of these boys have and Leopold Stokowski are to con­ day night, are to *•« what hap­ By Old Timers 'and enlisted men. and is regarded Miiltr is a valuable acquisition, from 11 hours for 80 mM to 50 Mo Tsiswitng Of Noedo Fund. riculum. will be given se rie s con- At present Lieut. Hurlburt has vant. The story, which really got one thing from Milter to Frey to one-sided it was terrihla. Seera|i ing her “hobby time” she has^made was raised and Irene was finally our personal blessing. tinue as altamste conductors, each pens when a team o f three male by veteran firearms instructors but shorUtopping wasn’t tho cry­ minutes for six. of 16 aad 20 to 0. And they eouUl .«| A AetosDy tbm would be no Production. si^tetion, although the Army been taking an Indoctrination told to jump as though she were him his start with the Courant, handling 12 programa as they did Broadway writers co m p e te s \.^ — McCormick lacks ths lyrical scrapbooks entering picture\ of was the one of Judy Garland and here as one who "knows all f the ing need. He perfected flawless schedules havs bsen 40 to 0. They weye auR- ; I iBMBing in m anpesw needs since Right after Pearl Harbor, Mrs. will assign each candidate to the course, which consists of going Britain’s Royal Family. Her pref­ at a great height. Irene was sur­ tala ysar. against three women magazine edi- swing of from' Tinker to Evers to Bw same total num b^of workers Curriculum for which his aptitudes through the routine of a radet. He In the Senior Latin class, there Mickey'PUioney. He interviewed Experiei^cd Vcls Mrtie dope ” Clianee, so w^tl not Inspire the While he talks of from Milter for converting overnight for all posed to be pietty good playerg * I F. E. WatU of High street extent erence in music runs from the prised to discover she- was onW- The new season opening October tore. Heading the men will be Ray to Frey to McCormick. McKech­ MMfld he ipraad ever three Shifts Indicate him best suited. haa two dutiea to perform. First are exactly four studenta. Four them wltep they did a show in "I never thought that my love verse w r itt* aroutid the old Chi­ sorts of shows—Ice, horse, dog, but the results got to be aa Sion, called on her neighbors and ciasalcs to popular times, "but not two inches frdm the floor. She -re- 31 will be the seventh (or the or­ Peacock of the AP. Youngsters P la ^ .\8 for hunting would lead to this.” nie no do'ibt has one eye on the chicken or what have you— the Blilsad of two. The new plan provides for the of all he la a military Instructor, girls, who have to do their home­ Hartford. \ cago Cub immortala sided they woulm't come out for' ' asked them to form a jazzy awing!” (xivered while everyone played work every night, for ' can you chestra. the sixth for Toscanini ------said HutehinMon, a chief petty offi­ club’s anemic 1042 batting aver­ circut, hockey, ski oamlvxte Tfiarefora, since, fhe^rambar examination of ail male students which'consists of Instructing mili­ Carolyn works in a local store Mr. Ensworth has a hobby of Thev Wish Eddie Alllier, Lonny Prey and the games. Wa had to put ta aae-.^i group to meet in her recreation dirts, horseshoes, and miolts. imagine what you’d do If you collecting ietterheads. • He has a and the third for Stokowski. Plana i Topics Tonight: NBC—8, Fanny cer, as he showed a young blue­ age, .231? which was lower than fights, wrastling, basketball, ro- gC wortcors would be this same no who have attained their 17th and tary tactics. In addition to this after school: She ib, considering iett( also call for a summer series of. i Brice, Frank Morgan; 8:30, Ald- Frank /M cCorm ick are ;>lenty ond atringsre to make them taaR^I room each week. Most yOf the Edith Andisio wM.'^ind-foIded didn’t? It isn't a question of will most - interesting assortment of jacket how to atrip a rifle, “ but that of the Phillies. does, track and field meets, six I aairttar what the number of have not reached their 22nd blrth- task he is a. part-time coach. entering the University of New broadcaaU aa in tha past, using i rich Family; 9, Bing Croeby, ^ r t good/however, and the uauXHy good. , A nelghbora were strangers to one and wqs under the "Impression she I get called on today, but "Will I them. He used to get the auto­ The Royal Blues /are blue . this I’m thankful that It did. It's more It is pleasant to have players day bicycle races, soccer, dance Imitate Tanks 'I f fcsoMng rsquirsmenU would be another and some cc^dn’t sew, daya by July 1, 1943, and who Upon the completion of his leave Hampshire, and taking the Home was wiiklng oh eggs In her stock­ guest conductors. I#hr; 9:30. Rudy Vallee, Joan Da­ conservative McKechni* may be have graduated or are expected to Ueut. Hurlburt will be sent to get called on first, second, thlrq, graphs of the celebrities, but now morning. fun than it ia work and I’m cer­ (vljo kee.p your club out of trou­ marathons, theatrical produe "They aped everything we diH * | same. but they all met mid have kept Economics or. Laboratory Techni­ ing feet, T u t soon discovered Stokowski will conclude his ap­ vis; 10, Garry Moore taking over tainly grateful for the opportunity excused for going into ecstacies graduate from aecondary schooia Iowa City, Iowa. or fourth?” You never know he takes pictures o f them. Some­ Last night at tae West Side Rec in speaking of them. ble, .but what Bill McKechnie Oons. political rallies, meetings, including our walk and geeturee- > .'Ohoimlttca officials say this: 'rjght on meeting/Wery Wednes­ cian's course. crackers --had replaced the eggs. pearances for this year on Sunday, for Abbott and Ooetcllo; 10:80, to to of some aaalstance.’’ 1 'TiBto are a number p t factors prior to that date. It is designed to When asked what he liked about —Wanda Kosinski which end of the lesson to prepare, times be sends one o|* two of these. the Oldti men/took them over to 'They'll Spur Eaoh Other wante at the moment are hitters anything anyona wante to put on "I never aa^ of them Mt s a I day. Those who iebuldn’t sew soon John Pallein had to kiss a maga­ so you have to prepare both ends with Toscanini in charge on April March of Time. Fbed enlisted about a year ago. who can stir up trouble. for a rental o f $0000 per diem lus^vsd which vary from city to provide Information useful to the the United States Naval Reserve, photographs to the 'pe'rson inter­ CBS—3, Ransom Sherman and Miller, the shnrtstopping ety- home run all the .time I waa thara. ^ I learaed how and knitting was tak­ zine cover three times bllnd-fold- and in the middle, too! viewed, who autographs J r and 4 and-11. In addition Toscanini the tune o t ^ 5 2 despite a score of He has been assigned to variXis The pipes are freezing for hock' Bli^ and yard to yard. Armed Forces In Lieut. Hurlburt replied. "I like Adolphe Menjou; 8;30, Death Val­ li.st,- was brilliant in Boston, They were great for the old ^ ' en uh too. Hwdreds of garments The last tfme he bent over a sends it back to him. \ f win direct the orchestra In a spe­ 28, points by Surowiee. The young­ duties here but he rates his pres­ ey while the last rounds are be­ Moat o f those yards using the Iiave ^ n ^ m p le t e d by this group (a» Selecting students for col­ just about everything there is to Chance in Track ^ cial war bond broadcast from Car­ ley Days; 9. Major Bowes ams- where he never appeared happy. squeeae play, bunting, etc. plate of flour met his face. Joy Mr. Ensworth hays thM most of sters w m confident that by the ent assignment aa tops. / PHiUhers Swamp ing fought, and the eircus is roov IglMinr method are averaging and th ^ /^ J o y the companionship leges training under the , Army it." Anyone passing by the door of negie hall on Easter. ijurs; 9:80, ifage Door Canteen; The club waa down and Miller is had more sl^s for playa at the' # I Curtis and Thomas Gorman fed the World Office wlH behold a ser­ his success is due to luck\ with a ing.dn downstairs. When the Gar' over. 50 houra work a week and ngt^borllnesa. Mrs. Watts Specialized 'Training Program The ambition of each cadet is to each other bananas while blind­ Time oo NBC will continue from 10. First lin a glove Ued to his bait- A lot of Tboae attidente who prefer the further enjoyment was had at school, to show passers by we’re is to have a definite list of ques­ By The .Associated Press Buckland tean. at the West Side of people. I But no matter what the. study. Dittmyer, Mrs Steven Waskitt tuck. Lieut. Hurlburt’s address, for season’s track squad according guest in many a program dating Town Meeting, “Pay As You Oq- 'their way. have aa competent a second base­ them wore bsaeball suits to schohj. g| Nai-y program'should fill out the ping pong and billiard tables. doing our bit, or rather, the J»ys tions made out ’beforehand. He Elizabeth, N. J.---Joe Sulick. Rec last night 83-20, Noren. Slnce.the new Garden's opening I Bhows, the committee office sa; Mfs^NWilllam Helth, Mrs. Rofiert "Admiaalon and' identiflefition those interested in writing to- him, to Coach Charles Wlgren. The back 14 years, la to be mistress of Tax” : 9:80, T om m y Dorsey banj' ' It was a close contest through­ man as Junior Frey at his side. *1 read where the Japancsefel ^ t t c output per man-hour in is: Lieut, (j.g.) Charles Hurlburt. Everyone w m reluctant' to leave are. says that the Individual’s tem per-' 145\, New York, outpolni®*! Gene Dtiffy and Modean led the attack in 192&, Jim McNally has rebuilt BrcmmNMrs. RichsiKd Wharton, Form for Navy College Training veteran .track mentor said that, when the doors were closed at ten ceremonies in a Saturday morning 10:80, Wings to Vlctqry. out the first three quarters. 'liie Miller and Frey will spur each have given up tae gams beoauae a I a^phDQding indiutry is " g o ^ up NavaT Pre-Flight School,- Iowa ament more or less determlnea cagey Oldtimora were smart Johnson, 14/*j. New York, (6). that the losem could not cope everyth Ihg but the rbof to faoill it is too much U. . A. stuff. nieyd| Mrs. PninqU Miner. NMrs. Earl Program Test (V-12).’’ Those who due to the war, some., of last o’clock. aeries on CBS which will deal with MBS—8, Singing Sam: ff:30. other. 8 * hff iq p s and bounds'.*' Caty, Iowa. some o f the questions. One should enough to Stave off repeated at­ with. It was 40-10 S t ths end ot tate the idoirement of the epee Carton, Mw^sPave Tbmnas, Miss prefer the Army program should yearis Uttermen wiU not report E. Andisio. speaking of doing our HUle bit. wartime food problems. It will be Busy Mr. Blngle, comedy; 9j80. A l Admire Technique An extraordinary base-cleaning probably figured they never wmdd i There were 60,000 woi rin the John Palleln, ’46. foT^ practice as they have been for the ^ d (?ro8a, we’re not one to not aak unnecessaiy questions, fredo Antonini Concert; IVNCAA tacks and Invitations to play a the first half and the same ratio taeular. beat ui at it anyhow, which seams *11 in 1640 Betty Watte, Mm .' Vlrgliua Brown ftll out the "Admission and Identi­ cause they, are very aggravating oXHed "Fxshlons. in Rations," and double play combination will be t tmtian’s oommerclal.yaj called Into the service or are hound. But the way the drive has . open a week from Saturday. wild brand of basketball and just nothing new in Cincinnati. The was maintained in the last two like a good frame of mind te keep xl 1,000.000. and Mrs. Erma Vbight. M r^W atte fication Form for the Army Col BasektbgU Tournament,- Fort Warren, yi^yo.—(4^—^Hard­ i; iMw there are mere helping the war effort by working been progressing at our school la to the person being Interviewed when the Blues were sure that Redlegs didn't do. badly in 1942 periods. The score: them in." I F Bfnelency has^ upped par- and others have sonP4u the sendee tege Training Program Test Mary Sullivan, 44, bitten topkicks didn’t know what Panthers - _-___ 't I and they feel tfiat t w .Red CJross (A-I2>.” Those who have ho pref­ Hi-Y, Girl Reserves in local defense factories. Play Day at EHHS little less than disgusting. As Sliss ' waa the way the game would end, with Eddie Jooat In the short IfcSilarly, eommi' e officials say. Barbara Morrison, '44. 27 principal oentar^in the first site meant, but they admired the . B. F. Gdnimandos Trim is a beacon light \ which,^ dri , erence play use either card, noting Coach Wlgren has had the try Low said, we’ve got to, give until suddenly found themselves in the .teclinique of the WAAC first ser­ field. They ted the National League I« Is those yards aking cargo ves tares weeks of Itaxch sbowsd a midatiff a blitz that settled the Duffy, rf ...... 8 I y ships—because them all together, and they^waiH that they have no preference. In outs meetii^ twice a is’eek to Proves Successful we feel It, not just the loose jo in t s W on’t geant reprimanding a reeurit: with 163 two-ply killings. I ' like Lil Plan Spring Dance change we happen to have In our i — , /'se e wr* •. decline of 2 per qm t in cattle, 14 outoomA, The attack came so un-r Moriarty, |f ...... 7 ,0 _ Doughboys Easily iV R a ce 60 Day» have bfsbn standanhsed. to do more. Plans are under way' Kei.ther casei' Qie card properly filled date and the number of boys out r cent in la n ^ and mutton and "Nobody told you to wiggle yet!” Horace Ford and Hughie O ite for this group to go into' the W put should be presenfed by the for the sport has been far less pockets at the time we’re asked to J U U lO r ' v a ir l V 181t8 expeetadly that it bewildered the Modean, c ...... • %. ifval v 4 ^ Is. the same officials per cant in hogs from the first Kennedy, r g ...... 4 1 ' be standardized because Donor Center soon. ndidate to tha supelfvlsor at the The Hl-Y enjoyed movies at the than In recent yeaM. Although give. How about foregoing that p Furnish Meat youngsterxsjmd before they got The Commandos defeated the "At Suffolk Downs M. H S. Leader class girls new record of. ‘‘Black Magic,* or I rthrae wseks February. started agaiX it was all over. The Noren, i f ...... H ' ^ •vary/Sea batUe discloses a need Congratulations, Mrs. ' Watte, o f the test. rmeeting held on Tuesday of this some of the weight men and par­ Will E > * Out DIatrtbatlon Doughboys 86-16 at the East Side ticipants in the other field events brougni' home part of the bacon that new eport coat, or that sharp | ^ O m C Il B score: for ^dhwges i . ships being built, and may others follow your lead! The-^^uiremofita for eleglbiUty wtek. The^ movies, shown by RationI prevent anyone- 39 6 98 Rec last night. At no time were Boston, 'Merbh 24~-el two morainga a week. The cent of all lamb and mutton, 46 where the players wear haU and 8- 9—Soldiers’ Plunge Period E. (’ollege Cliiims eye. FYed Keish, '40A Is now a first daughter. Peggy, who built a sum­ Back to the basketball play off, G o e h i-A lt’a 8«tUng , awfuUy Napey attended, tha per cent of all pork and 60 per communication from the league a w a ^ were conferred In the new S. outfielder, said today he had sign­ a s ^ organisation. Washington. March 25— (/Pi— (c) Be unmarried, and agroe to mer home at the, seashore snd protesting a bill vriilch would overcoats in the. hotel Iqbby.... Service Dept. lieutenant in the Army Air Corps, East Hartford after a hot four bard to mail a package now aday service waa one p t fM^tation and cent- o f all beef produced in tbesa Halloran General hoepltal on Stat­ And since the oil ran out, Joe Mc­ 6-10—Bowling Alleys open E. 8. ed a 1943 contract with the club Ths commission, recommended The War' Department mads pub­ remain tmmarried until coni' weM never free from guests. Final make ail major ^pointmenta sub­ The new Del Monte, Calif., ano would leave for the Cairo, 111., Reach FuialsAl . hff tha jgoyemor ta his Inaugural piloting a bomber out of Davis quartera. was destined to be the and to have it InaureA A f r e ^ „ organist and planiat gave » plants. en laland last week. Carthy liaa stopped boasUng lic today the names of 434 United mlMioned, unlesa sooner relesS' ly through an Ingenious plan of man boy • went up to the poet during the service, ject. to appnnral to both Houses. Navy pre-flight school will .have training camp Saturday. • _____ e| 4*^ aMcaas. would be required to re- States Artny- personnel. Including Monthan Field, Tucson. Arizona. winner by the final score of 3-2. With government purchasing on Among the men’ decorated were: about hia nifty penthouse suite Tomorrow; ed by the Navy Department, In a recent Utter to a member of acting cMzy, thp Carter’s rid them As the last event of the day, a office to mail a gift ta a sick I j^^ncy said Uiat everyone ia this scale, it ia obvious to pack­ The league suggested that the ,* Pvt. Ralph W. Couto of Nor­ varsity ' athletic teams in all 6-9—Junior boys’ game room Walker, wh< owns a hardware p w t ta racommendations in 1945.. 35 New Englanders, missing in selves of their unwelcome guests, governor be given more poxrer ‘m writb a view of the ocean.., But Brookliiie, Mass.. March id) Evidence potehHal officer the .faculty, he says, "I’m flying a relay race was held, in which one friend but found that he had informal. A note to all the ers . that anyone who expects to wich, Conn., wounded in tl^e arm they’U have to gr a long way to sports, but will limit travel to a open E. S. and W. S. store here, had previously said he -Top-aceded Pauline- Bets, of Roi- ^1 action in North Africa. qualifications, including appear­ Com and Frank Bumper. In the appointmenta, and that tax terms 250-mile radius.... Lieut. Mitchell expected to retire from baseball B t24 now and I really like them. girl from each school played the gotten the package. The next faablena: sweater and see. previously half-empty butcher when the Americans were storm­ ’T-8—Small Gym. open for Hand­ lins College. National 9«Wo«r^aiid , ^ Next of kin resitting in' 38 ances and schoIaMhip records. midst of an the turmoil George of his appointees coincide wlta.his eqiuU the opening of the Wmte J. Gary, fo*mer MlnnaBot%^ckle, this eeaaon and operate the store. iWeruer’i Students I think the 24 U the sweetest ship part of a dummy while the rdet o f day he went up but found that be predominate but aiacka and casee suddenly bulge with steaks ing a fort in Algiers. box camp. When Mrs. Grgce ball E. S. Indoor Women's Singles tu u ^ atatea. the District of Columbia Men now enlisted in any branch Carter’s boss and hts wife, Mr. her friends ran up, unpacked a own. has just been named atbleiK dl- He also has been working as a and Mexico have been notified. the Army haa for the purpose. had sealed the package, wherees 4ana" nUed to the knee and chops next week, simply be­ Pvt. Clarence Gregory of Lynn. Comiskey. the club’s boss, arrived 6-7—Small Gym. open foe box will defend her indoor champion- of the armed serviecs. Including and Mm . Gilman pay George suitcase, and hurriedly dressed you are oijly supposed to It very pepular on the campua cause Rationing la in effect, will Mass., injured near Faid Paaa. lector at Del Monte----- Major ing E. S. night policeman. T h e New Englandefg with next "Down here we pick up ^ 1 our visit. However, all turns out well just after a fiood. she demandM ^ e baaebaU player had asked ship today as she faces to ta ^ n e .- ! To Give Recitals V’-l. V-5. and V-7 reserves on in their raaltetlc ^ummy friend. Man­ with string. Finally on tha third I — suffer a sad dlailtuslonment Tunisia. Jan. 31* 'Charlee M. Walton, Jr., who used 6- 7 — Tanks Basketball Period, eif kin included: active status, are not cUglbla to crew and work with them for two The house guests leave, but fast, a glass-bottom bdxt so sbe could to be placed on the voluntarily Wlnthrop. of HamUton. ta the « - chester (mme -out last, atill (urn-, day be added another package to Debnte—Feet W m t World Staagtatertxg Peak Psat Pvt. Daniel B. .Relihan of North to shoot baskets for Wert Point E. S. Connecticut: take this teat. months to see if we can get along and George Carter is promoted to aee the practice field. reUred Ust after folluie to agTM nate of the Women’s Netlonal W- FTad B. Wataar announoaa the with each other; then we go to the bling with the hooka on artics and the gift and brought them up to I ______Packers p o in ts out, alao, that YMCA S ch ed u le Walpole, N. H., who suffered leg m 1938:39, te finding shooting a 7- 8— Women’s Plunge period E Brooka, CpL Harold D.—Mrs. For the Army, all male appli a higher position . little more eompUcated these days. on a 1943 contract. door Singles tournament. ___ a f • atilaa of aprlng racltala second phase and then combat, long .btack pantaloons, while the the post office ami lo and behold, I ••{iMolved; That there should Im the peak seasoq (or hog alaugbter and arm fractures In acUon at Ste S. Hattie M. Brooks, mother, 57 centals one of the following groups George Carter was played by other three teams, who had already Unanswered Question As director of gunnery at Moore Mias Beta.and Mtea B ilaaa popUa. for Sunday af- am fiMt pilot o f thU crew and can you gueas what? That’s I ^ gf world powers aftei bad passed—on the basis of past Tomerrow Cloud, Algeria, Nov. 8. 8- 9—Men’s Plunge period E. 8 Grand straet, Rockville. are eligible to take the A-13 test Bob Bisaeli, -Lucy Carter, . Betty finished, sat on the floor laughing After reading in tale column Field, Tex:,*he shoots airplane ma- Tree Moved Carefully reached the final bracket at 8:18 la tha FadaraUon Di Giovanni. Pvt. Angelo M.— have nine man under me. right, the packages did not get on I preeent war" waa the topic pi years, hog marketings during the 6 :15-6:30 p. m.—Bus‘"*m men'a: Col. Ralph O. Devoe, Army Med­ 7-10—Bowling Alleys open E. & ing to form for they ware i a w « ^| as Army candidatea: Jane 'Whltham and Peggy Carter at the yaroius dummies. The day their long jeuiney. The reason | dlscuaslon held by the Debat* ical eons veteran In charge of tha about the Newark. N. J„ bowler chine-guaa. air-operated BB guns and W. 8. « f OMtar ehureh houaa. The John Di Giovanni, father, S2 Front "We have air to ground gunnery next aevarsl ipontas should be class. Fort Myera, Fla.—(iP>—A moth­ first and aacohd. The attr- (a ) High achoel and prepa.ratory by Jean Gragin. The unwelcome waa ended by a welcome trip-to the —the boy had forgotten the |g. gg^ History Clubs on Monday hospital, xrho mede the awxrda, who peevishly rolled a sacond ball on Unk teatners and gun sight af about ao isaur’s dura- •treet, Ansonia. ifiiaalona, bombing miasions 'and leas than ia January and Febru­ 6:8(>-7:80 p. m.—Cadets. Juniors er bird hovered overhead aa City RotUns College student te graduates who will have attain­ guests, Mr. and Mm . Bum Etest Hartford lunch room, where and Intermediates bsskstbaU seld that hundreds of American while one pin still was tottering, aiming point cameras.. .The 18th CeoMee SttO Freeh ha ptaaantad hgr Mr. War- Dioro, Pfc. Paul V,—Mm . Jerry Instnimeht flying here. Our crew money. At-last on the fourth I g^vntxm . The membera of the ary. Sheep slaughter also nor­ Supt. Fred M. Loudermilk and a favored to retain her taidoar ed their abvfnteenth but net were portrayed by Jimmy EflUott sandwiches, milk and cookiea were day the package proved satiafac- debating club, Marjorie Smytbe. soldiers grounded on the battle* Pvt. B. W. Slagle, base hospital, Field ArtUlery boaOng team of ita, ahlldrea DIoro, mother, 54 Washingtzm has the beet record in the squadron mally declihes during the apriim class. crew of workmen moved e large rete in today’e match. their twenty-aacond birthdays and Jean C^tjian. Mr* Gilman- ■jirved. tofy and passed poetal inspectiaa. I the negative, and Carmella 7:00 p. m.—Miss Grant’s claaa. fields were being treated at tae Daniel Bleld, Oa., xrrites: "1 dent Fort SUU Okla., cetebrated its vic­ Lozig Beach, CXiif.—OP)— Phar­ from atx to. ten avenue. West Havem by July first, 1948, regardless of for bombing. My bombai^er is Parker Vetrano and Mm . Oilman and aummer months. Thera is palm tree from the yacht basin Mtea Betz diapoasd « ! It was later annoimced that They have now reached their dee-1 Martino, and Barbara Henry of 7:80-8:30 p. m.—Women’s gym hospital, a new inaUtutlon situat care'how it was scored, what 1 tory in tae State Golden Qlovee macist Mate Tom Jump’s aunt atudylBg Gallo. Capt. Francis—Mrs. E p-, really tope. He can put those usually a slight falling-off in cat* parte. She foUowed the truck a ■Mded Unian Lopeue. rt C | | r whether they are now attending —Janet Brown. KkanebekUr had.come oitt flfat in ed on a S8S-acre wooded estate on want to know te did tae pin boy tourney by buying a $100 me ted cookias to him fast Novem­ w a ha haard vaoa H. OaUo, wife, 70 Chpeent bontee on the target every Ume. Sock and Butkin’a gueate were tinstlon. (Wa hope). | the History CSub supported the af- . tie rtaughtar, whlcfa axpaoda again mile aad a half to the tree’s new tend,- N. T „ •-*. 8-8, ' eelleBe. t ^ bowling. All four aehaais had .flsmatise. After the main spesebaa 7:80 p. m.—Hl-Y Ofrl Riserves the Island. Tbs descriptipn of throw tae hot-bead out on hia ear bond for Karan Duabane. 18- ber. He. was aboard ship in the Mraat, Winsted. (b) High aslMol aad prspsratecy Meet o f the hotashtng ie (ran 10,- students wBo .irished to jsta toe a “super mipei'* tima and wnanlr in September and October. location. After It was re-set, ■ the the (Inate while p. 8. Don’t forget! Dee!t|ware given the qnestfcm was open- The nonagi S|nlBg downturn in card party. the hospital and ita acUvlttes. re- for double-belling' him?” monta-oM daughtet^ o f Lieut. 'Paclllc. The cookiea were telivered JoWan. Pfc. Stephen— Mta. school seniors who will bs grsdu- 000 feet above grtamd: We have club next year find also Mr. Browns moualy agreM that the Bast Hart­ ’Duke" Duahaae.-former amateur to him yeateiday—inJLiong Beach, bird settled on a neat In tha tap- took Naney, O orha^ s8 Nellie J^ordan. mother, 94 Water flMt, 19^ ^rovid' a few miseione from 26,000 feet Bair, who coated the play. ford |lrlB gta the "perfect boat- let April Fool'a Day get the tart-to6 to ^ itat of tap club, aiul a , 8:80>B ^ R m. -Badminton. legsed by the Second Sejprioe) Com- tree had beaa sBoved eb cate- ta ■ ■ |i. al- tt had a apnrtty gf rage. ebamptea wbo dted in ‘They're st;U *” ■‘*1^ -t u i ■o \ ./ UANCHE$tER EVENING HERALD. B1ANCHE8TBR. CX)NN.«..THURSDAY. MARCH 26.194ft RAGE N T N i / ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, MARCH 26,1943 EIGHT ''*wr we a re.. . . The world surely needs him from carO/mnd other dongere: HOLD EV ERYTUING it, and it la so easily done if we AequolntailM (bailing .the little only decide to d^,!!. . . . Try get­ fellow)—^ l l o . Bobble! le that ting rid of a few kind words to your Daddy and Mother? your friends every day of yoiir BobJMe—No! They’re my con- life. vCy Mountaineer—Doctor, I want Just kept me awake minklng of leave -the room fob a few minutes. ?ofi_ ilk you to look at my son'-in-Taw. I the higher prices and scarcity, of During the mothers absence the Woman Lecturer (getting Plenty of Cold Weather brVbur Benefit Copyright. 1943 shot at him yesterday, and took all meat \ picture waa taken subcessfuUy. On strong, and very emphatic)—Yei SAW R f N ! AC a piece out of his ear. When little Cflara was about tq the way home the mother asked: women have been misjudgedidged fbr Cranbrook, B. C.—(P)— Colder NEA Sarvica. 4nc 5 " ^ 0jtts'aiu40tD Doctor—Shame on you, shooting go to her chum’s party her fathM. Mother—What did the nice man ages! They have suffereded ^ a than a loan ehark’e' heart! Osn-' your son-in-law. gave her a few hints,on how to say to make mother’s littiS. darling thousand ways! brook had 98.6 inches of snow; Mountaineer— Huh! He wasn't conduct herself: 0 . •it sun? I consciously. “I ’ll go git him snd She paused to give the('hsteners 12 February days of sub-zero Repairing 23 Help Wanted— Male 36 Household Goods 51 Hope T. my son-in-law when I shot him. Father—If they aak you to dine Little Darling— He said: "You weather and only 10 January days Lost aad Ponnd 1 Lost and Found ! ' Wanted— Rooms— Board Il2 i Miss Stuart and meet you here with them, you must say, “No, •it atiil, ydu little nuisance, or I’ll time to consldep the toomentous by, lunchtime," he said. "Yea’m.” that were above zero. One day 1941 PONTIAC 8 COUPE sedan, Wa n t e d —GARDENS to plow. MOWERS SHARPENED, repair­ WANTED — CARPENTER f^ 3 PIECE w a l n u t bedroom eet, Chapter XXll Someone wrote, “Distance lends thank you, I have already dined." knock your block off,” so I sat statement. /' / X^OgT-^ASS BOOK NO. 48S3&— LOST—UOHT BLUE coat sweat- WANTED —TWO OR THREE . ^ Pot watched him go. He Little Mai)/(ln'klidlence, mur­ In January it was 41 degrees be­ small mlleAge; excellent condl- Wkrren O. Cau. 18 Ulac atreet. ed, shear gnnding, aey OtUng room remodeling'job. 42 Edwards 2 piece maple bedroom set, stijdio furnished rooms or rooms for enchantment to the view." That When she arrived, however, the still. low zero, lowest mark In IS years. NoUca li .hereby given that Paea between Gas Office and Ed Bryan, pilot friend of Jimmy, vvalked heavily. There was some- muring)—'I’here’s one {vay in tidn, 1941 Chevrolet t o ^ e sedan, Taj. $-1468. / ______duplicating, vacuum cleanera etc strept. couch. 21 River street, Renville, light housekeeping by refitted may expUkln why we so often hear first thing her chum’s' father said ■aok No. 4g8S8 iuued by Ihe Birch street, Wednesday morn­ .Carr and Pat Friday, came to Pat friendly and good which thejr never have suffered very clei^n, 1940 Plymouth 4 door overhauled. Bralthwalte, 62 Pearl 2nd floor. girh, centrally located. Tel. 3181. bq the oulet thla- morning about ^d Bryan. He held an odd Of “those good old days." In some to her was: What we need is a strong battle .Bavinge Banfc- of Itancheeter h u ing. Please call 6838 after 8:30. atreet WANTED —TRUCK' DRIVERS. ways those days may contrast with Chum’s Father—Come, Clara, brew. . . . A potent punch that Will shd never will! sedan. Priced righL Cole Motors, BaUdjw-*^onlracting 14 Apply Carlson tt Company, 44 10 o■ ’cloc: ■ )CK, sort of wisdom, she knew. Woman Lecturer (fixing her eye boon loat or deatroyed, and writ­ said he, *a’m a litUs present days, heightening appre^ and have a bite with us. make us see the tough days ahead LOST—IN FRONT OF North “tend «164. PIANO INNING and repairing. Stock Place. FOR SALBX^AGI^ “Miss Pat, "Maybe I ought to listen to on Mm, and demanding)—And A Thought ten appUcaUoo haa.,be«n made to FOR NEW DR ALTERATION Chef gas Apartments. Plats, worried.” elation of the “old days.’’ But good Clara—No, thank you. I haVe and put praivn in our backs to do. ■aid bank by the Pefaon In whose library, 28 inch Elgin boys Player piano specialty, John range. 42 Del^g“ ijpnt sistreet. him!” something sang within her. the work that Ilea ahead, . . . what Way is that? FOR SALE —1936 PONTIAC Jobs sea WiMUto Kanehl. 619 Can­ Tenements 63 “Are you. EdT W hy?" “Maybe Jimmy and I—Jimmy and as those days may have peen, we already bitten. juuae such book was Issued, for bicycle, blue and cream color, sedan, pracUcally new Ures, good Oockerham, 28 Bigelow street. have to deal with preseht days, Shooting fish in a rain barrel is . Little . Man—They never have Where the Spirit nf the Lord is, wit^ balloon Urea, basket car­ tor street Talephhna 7778. Oogs— Birds— Petu 41 YOU CAN BUY IT HER&-A "Weil, you know' how it is. I—maybe Jimmy really could be suffered In silence! puraent of the amount of deposit condition. Also 1936 Ford sedan, Tel. 4219. YOUNG MARRIKD WOMAN, and should therefore make these Both the photographer and the for Basies: Let’s go wh'ale/liaE.- thera is liberty.— D Corinthians rier, on front, light on horn. Re­ beautiful 3 pe. maple bedroom When it’s going to be one whale madeade to—" lepresented by said book, or for good condition, fair Ures. Tele­ LOyALTY FOR SALE—Adorable husband In service, desires t o \ I of a big storm, everything’s quiet Her eyes were bright again, and as good or better, thereby gaiiUng mother had failed to make ths poonlng Uks msn. ^ $:17. ward if returned. 168 Hilliard St. NEW CONVERTIBLE roPS. cel- suite for only $59.95 See Ben­ .wwtVttMriamiivitt t » «tx v. > wt. «w. the Issuance of a duplicate book phone 6839 before 3 p. ip- / Roofing— Siding 17-A Red Cooker puppies ready now. share apartment ..with young latly snd riiay to r several hours Just the chin had stopped shaking. For some credit tor oprselvea restless llttls four-ysar-oM sit still A doting Aunt and Uncle were lulold replaced in curtains, all son’s Fum. 713 Main. taking a very small, but very live­ The love of liberty with life Is "Auxiliary Smith couldn’t come therefor. ______kinds of leather work. Chas. Lak- Utter of beauUful blacks ready or married woman whose husband preceding." almost 10' minutes she stood there long snougb to hsve her picturs Kind w ords.. . . On* of the A n ­ 1942 CHEVROLET CLU^coupe. ROOFING AND SIDING' OUR is also it) service. Just over town taken. Finally the photographer ders of this world Ur why we are ly boy, for a walk. They kept him given, and life Itself the inferior —she didn't have anything to Announcements tng, 90 Cauibrioge street Tele­ ' soon. Jack Frost Kennels, 26 HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or “Oh . . . I see. . . . Yes, Ed, thinking of a great many thing. Doctor (taInsomnia victim) — |jr>aT—MONBY BELT containing 1941 Plymouth deluxe 2 door, specialty. Highest quality ma­ line, use of . car if desired, $15.00 suggested that the little darling not all kinder to each otljer than between them In'border to protect gift of Heaven.—Dryden. wear!” phone 4740. Gardner street. rent, fully adjustable. Rates rek^ it is swfully sUl. I—1 haven't Of Loralne. and Jimmy, and her­ Did you try counting sheep ? sum of money, from Norman 1941 Chevrolet conver^ble coupe, terials. Workmanship guarantohd. month rent. Phone 4230 ^tw een been in the weather office so I self. Of trivial words, which Insomnia Victim—Gosh, yes! It might be quiet if her mother would • street to Cheney Mills. Reward If WANTED — PASSENGERS to 1940 Packard 4 door sedan, like sonable. Call Keith Furniture. Aiao carpentry. A. A. Dion, Inc; Tel. 4159. 9 a. m. and 2 p. tn. \ don’t know what the boromster might have carried deep import returned to office Dye Dept.. East Hertford Aircraft. 3:30 to new, 1940 Chevrolet'4 door sedan, 299 Autumn street Phone 4860. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Help Wanted— F'emale 35 reading U, but anyway 1, think if she could have read them prop­ RED RYDER Something He Doean’t Have BY FRED H A ^ A N Cheney Bros. midnight shift. Tel. 7319. 1940 Plymouth,/. Mdan, 1939 Wffi—** erly, ROOFING AND SIDING. Asbes- FOR SALE—ONE GOOD farm FOR SALE- PRACTICALLY new FUNNY BUSINESS Chevrolet coach/ 1938 Plymouth white combination oil and gas Suburban for Rent 66 •T wasn’t talking about the "After all, he really did caU me CAN TAKE 2 OR 3 riders to and toB and Asphalt shingles. Maurice horse, 2 horse farm wagon, 1 S £ 6 ‘* VJE PASS 1VUWUSH1HE coupe, 1937 Otdsmoblle sedan, kitchen range. Phone 7726. weather.” back from Elmira! Made Ed bring COUNTRY f HERE'S k Picture o r a from Hartford, Terry Turbine 1936 Graham sedan, new Ures. A. Peterson. Shop, 59 Amity WANTED —GROCERY CLERK. sulky plough. Telephone 3261. . FOR RENT—2.' ACRES of land me to Phoenix. Had me be the for tobacco or potatoes, , shod "N o?” hoc5an» like the o n e you used to vicinity, 8-5 shifL Call 8400. Brunner's, , '80 Oakland atreet. street Hartford, Conn. Phone Mahieu Grocery. 183 Spruce St. FOR SALE^IN EXCEU^NT ” It may or may not storm, for flight” passenger again. . . , ^And LIVE IN-' (Se e , buy I’LL BE (SlADYO p. W. WOOliWORTH CO. 3-8925. room for 17 acres. Apply Gus he—he's been so very nice, at ev­ YD R-MNItO VALLEY RNNCH. Phone 51$1. After 8 4486. Poultry and Supplies 43 condition, 17 yards of Wilton the glider Uain flight But 1 was stair runner, single bed'mattress, Schaller, 352 Woodland street be- tslklng about that Stuart dame." ery turn. He had soma candy tor offers permanent employ- WANTED— COOK, famUy of two. for 2:30 p. m. FOR SAtE-1937 FORD 2 door also folding baby carriage, bassi­ "Oh. 1 see. Ed, has she acted up me onqe, too. And h^—teases -ipe, menu axperienc^ or Inei- Roofing 17-B Write Box y. Herald. FOR SALE—TWO MONTHS old, DO YOU HAVE sedan/,85 horse power motor, $76. Hall-Cross chicks, about 700. nette, and bathinette' and scale. again?” Pat was mUdly alarmed. but never Loraine. Maybe he— Afrlenced. Married women 39 A8l>''"^^k street ED COUGHLIN -REPAIRS OF w a i t e d —HXPERtENCED cook Well started. Also saw-rig. An­ 117 Prospect str^^t. - "Nb’m, she hasn't That’s Just The singing within hef had be­ Wanted to Rent 68 come a symphony nowl That old MONE^ TO INVEST all types of roofa. 390 Woodland 4 to 8 daily, ^ in family. thony J. Gozds, 287 Oakland St. the trouble. 1 worry shout her 'tar fall or part time work f o r s a l e —1938 HUDSON sedan. being so quiet.” , nebulous hope, which she had Very good tires. Call 3849 after street. Phone 7707, Sleep in or out. Tel. 4468. 21 WANTED—FURNISHED apart­ welcomed. Saleswomen fall ‘ IN MORTGAGES? Hartford Road. BABY CHICKS from our owm Machinery and Toob 52 ment or house. Call Captain "But—mSjybe she’s just ashamed stifled, was rising a$ain persistent 6 p. m. Pullorum Clean, production bred Smith, at 5167 or 5756. of herself.” and strong. or part time. If you are in­ Ed snorted. "Hunh!" Oeslnible, conservative ffrst FOR SALE—1937 CHEV. sedan, Moving— Trucking— WANTED—LAUNDRESS to oall stock. New Hampshires, Reds and FOR SALE—ELECTRIC motors, (To Be Conttnued) experienced. we will train mortgages to be plaesd for o o f Crosses. Straight or aexed. 1-3 botee power, repulsion induc- WANTED—FOHR OR five rooms “Maybe we helped her see it fully equipped, Reasonable. Ap­ Storage 20 for and deliver small family, our way. Jimmy’s way. I mean.” ellents. 60% to 60% of ap­ wash, or to do the work at 50 Demand necessitates advance . tion ball bearing. 1725 R. p : M. by young couple. No children. Call you. Apply F. W. Wool- ply 19 Woodland street Town. 3236 after 5 p. m. "1 been sticking close to her. praisal value. Amonnts rang­ FHE AUSTIN A. UHAMBEUia .Uo' Forest street Tel. Mrs. Philip orders. Also cockerel chicks for Phone Mancheater 2-1279. Follows Orders Literally « MKaM> MOOAM worth Co„ Manchester. ing from $8,000 to $5,600,/ 6— local and long distance moving. under cover like. She stands Cheney 3311. fancy roasters. Fred Miller's WANTED BY TWO women, small •round and smokes and dtafsa off 10—16-year plan at a rate of Garages—Service- Return -toao system, fomlturs Poultry Farm, Coventry. Phone NEW CLETRAC Agricultural Wsterbury—(/P) — Rep. Talbot, 6% Interest. crawlers. Power you can count unfurniahetl apartment or house. at nothing too much. It ain’t Storage 10 storage. Dial 6260. WANTED—FIVE WOMEN for Manchester 8626. Phone 7696. whose home is in nearby Nauga laundry work, 55c per hour while on the year around. Buy Cletrac healthy. For us.” tuck, tells thla story of s new em­ ALLEN * HITCHCOCK. INC. “Ed, be nice to her. Jnvits her BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Careful, Boots! BY EDGAR MARTIN FOR RENT—GARAGE. Apply 24 learning. Apply Hollaiid Cleaners, now and enjoy economy, power, ploye at the WPB office tn Wash' ■J 96$ Mala S t TeL 8-1086 Repairing 23 to lunch, and invite me and Jim­ \ Griswold street or telephone 1007 Main atreet. Fuel and Feed 49-A traction the year around. Dublin Lots for Sale 73 ington who took otders literally, Tractor Company, Wllllmantlc. my too. Win you? We got out of 8706. The boss told her. to send a letter WANTED TO TUNBi. repair and WANTED — STENOGRAPHER. FIRE WOOD FOR S.^i.B—CaU FOR BALE—BUILDINO loU at all the reception committee do­ to a regional WPB office and i FOR SALE regulate your piano or player One who is capable of general Zola Brothers, Ctest^bury 2485 corner a t Nye and View streets. ings, becauas ws'rs planning ths carbon to a broaa A c^ p e r com NSt piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. after 7 p. m. air train. But Jimmy and I have K Six -Room Single, hot Business Services Offered 13 office wotk. Write Box D, Herald. Musical Instruments 63 cau s$27. pany here.' That explains how an to eat somewhere!” official of the company got a letter House insu- LAWNMOWER EXPERTS since OFFICE GIRL TO handle large GRAND PIANO BARGAIN— If "You figure If she’s with com­ F Q R S A L E ASHES AND RUBBISH removed, 1924. Power or band mowers, all Household Goods 51 containing a single piece of carbon Stor^Nidndows and also cellars and yards cleaned ouL volume of detail work. Must be you #ant a new or used grand, pany she’ll behave better?” Ed paper—and nothin{, else. types sharpened, repaired, over­ please get in touch with ua at asked. VeneliaB blinds, Drop a penny postcard to Truck­ able to take dictation- and type­ JUST A SIMPLE Says Nation May hauled. Air cooled engines serv­ write. No age limit. MontgoAiery once, because you can save “ Yes! Wouldn’t you mope, too. •bo frtends, a ^ h ic k - ing, 61 Mill strset, Mancheater. iced. Saws filed, set, repaired. BUSmESS TRANSACTION Just left alone? If you wers In Both Going Same Place 1939 Ward. and we really mean IL If you want money, as we must dispose of . coop with small Scissors hedge and grass shears, ^veral, quickly, to make room. Go Totalitarian her shoes? And besides—Lprains 1------(Chicago— (iP) — Pianist Arthur 9t is 100x150 ft. Occu^ knives, axes etc., sharpened. Capi­ WANTED—GIRLS for small as­ to buy furniture very reasonably Famous makes. Fully guaran­ can’t—she isn’t really—like we visit Alberts, 43 All3m street, Rubinstein nervously paced the 3-25 •tUJTf April 1. Price .... .$6,500 tol Grinding Co., 38 Main. Tele­ sembly work! Part or full time. teed. Trade in your present piano. think. Jimmy wouldn't have Oldsmobile phone ,7958. Apply Kage Co., Elm street, or Hartford, Conn., - and you’ll be New York, March 25.—(/P)— loved her.” walk in front of his hotel aa the ‘It’.s a safely fool rest-^he j(avc Junior :i toy car|)onfer Allen & Hitchcock, Terras arranged. Prices start at doorman vainly tried to comman­ Call 8228. pleassintly surprised at the low $245.00. Phone Hartford 2-6787 Eric A. Johnston, president of the Big Ed Bryan looked Intently In ^A *! mechanical condi­ price for which you can purchase deer a taxi to take him to bis con­ set for his birlhday!" Seven-Room Dutch Colo­ Inc. or write A. L. Owen Music Co., United States Chamber of Com­ at Pat. His lips worked in and tion. '^^Very good tirc^. 3 rooms of furniture. cert. Finally, a cab drove up but It nial, toilet down and batij- WANTED—SOME ONE t ^ do 265 Tnimbull street, Hartford. merce, asserts that "there ia out in half-comic- way. "Hmp!” Priced r«h 4 for quick sab. Manchester Office: $159.50 some danger that our coimtry he grunted again. "'You get me had a passenger, a lady who gra­ room up. Fireplace. Steam family Ironing weekly. Your home BY GALBRAITH or mine. Write Box O, Herald. Consisting of Bedroom Suite. Liv­ may 'go totalitarian." and adds mixed up sometimes. Sounds like ciously agreed to let Rubinstein SIDE GLANCES TELEPH 7823 953 Main SU TeL 3301 boat, oil burner. 2-car gar- FOR RENT ing Room Suite and Breakfast Set Office and Store that “if that danger is not avert­ you're actually standing up for ride with her. “Where are you go­ [c. Large comer lot. Wllllmantlc Offioe: including the necessary' acceS' ed, the cause o f world peace, too, her!” ing?” Rubinstein asked. "To the Equipmmt 54 What a Prophet! BY V. T. H A ^JulM ouse insubted. Storm 884 Main 8L TeL l$ $ 6 Help Wanted— Male 36 soriea will be endangered.’’ "I am, Ed.” opera house,” she replied. “ So am LLLEY'OOP N, , 3 Addressing sm audience, of the "W hy?" I," said Rubinstein. The passenger srindows and screens, 5 PC. MAPLE KITOTEN and FOR s a l e : —MAHOGANY office H— f WHEM Z SAID FURNISHED WANTED—HIGH SCHOOL boy Institute at Arte and Sciences ‘if She didn’t answer that. But was ROth Cbatterton, the actress. REAL ESTATE LISTING dinnette group:, in profusion deek 42"xSl 1-2 with center after a {o"K pause She looked di­ THEVTI VMdiSte.T 'MO* to work afternoons and Satur­ drawer and 3 others and plate Columbia university, the 46- JUST BEIte’ % Acre Laad^' Six-Room ' m ^ u h e s t e b — $29.50 up at Bmson’s. year-old Spokane, Wash., busi­ rectly at him. Ed began nodding, To Use Reward For Bond F O R S A L E ROOMS days at Larsen’s Feed Store, 38 glass top. Also, chair to match. and he spoke his new wisdom in i MEVC(2 t » 6 A w e o House, furnace heat. Chick- Depot Square. Apply In person. See Frank Merriman at Watktas. nessman declared lost night that yvaeV d o »t / FOR SALE—3 PIECE living room "every time the state subsidizes low ,' respectful tone. coop and R u n . Good Two-Family House in Busi­ Rooth^aln Street. New 4- * Suitable fnr * suite, practically new, 9x12 rug, "Miss PaL you been telling Stu­ C hicago'— (iP)— Ten-year-old WANTED—A MAN WITH some an individual, the state by that Helene Hula espied a'purse on the location and good targain ness Zone, 160-162 Center room sln^le^ Fireplace. Mod- Light Housekeeping gas range, miscellaneous house­ act becomes more' authoritative art this was all impersonal with rm kitchen. '-Itot water heal experience to prepare and plant Wanted—^To Bay 58 floor of a shop. Opening it, shs a t ...... '.$5,000 Street. Comer location. Six hold’ goods. 56 Alexander. and the individual gives up some you. But it ain’t. Is it? It’s so (rnal). S. P. $6,800. D. P. I TELEPHONE 5332 small vegetable garden at 50 doggone personal it hurts!” found $337 and a ration Card be­ rooms to each rent with 81,600. Reagjr aoW.,^ ^ Forest street, and to work the * IN DOW SHADES - VeneUan WANTED—PAIR OF boots. Bike righL” longing to Mrs. Dpmenica Mls- 9 or 10, not over 1 year A. YmjCK DRIVER second floor. \ M is s PaL” said he, softly. "She age. Down payment $1,000. \ Telephone 6-3281 Always Right Reported Afloat don’t miss m any tricks.'’ Evening Henild Apply^in Person, FOR RENT — COMFORTABLE "But it — it’s still Itnpersonal. Hartford Road Section. $- All f this! I can tend strictly Qasaified Advertisements Single House, 43 Scarbor­ room, for 2 young women, in pri-’ room single All improvements. vate family. 82 Chestnut street LoflMon, March 25— (/P>—- Prime to business . And if Loraine is— \ Count MX averxse wonu to a iint ough Road — seven rooms. Garage. Nice garden let. S; P, is— ’! telttaU. Bombara and abbraviatlona G.E. Willie second floor. Minister Churchill declared today eoeb .obent aa a word and cuntboued Tile bath. Fireplace and $4,800. O. P. $1,600. that the. United Nations "have "You could fight back,” Ed sug­ werda as two werda Iflalwiua eest steam heaW large lot. Re­ FOR RENT—PLHteJBAire cepi- afloat subatantlally larger fleets gested. "You’re pretty as sha is. Prettier. And smarter. You could la ertoa of tbraa Ileaa stricted raaideniial neigh­ Oerard StreeL 7-rasai/$tegle. H E L P " Inc fortahle furntehed room, sultahte than they hod at the worst mo- Una rataa per dar tor tranaltat Het water heat. 3-«ar garage. 2 Main Street Manchester for business . couple or $ gentte- msht in the U-Boat war and this take and— ” ada borhood. Now vacant. Down "No.” 1 '* ■aoctlTa Marcb IT. lenT Lot75*x150*. S .P . $7,600. D. P. men, in private home. Tel. 61SI. improvement is cdnUnulng.” FOR l^i Caab Cbarga payment $2,000. $1,600. The statement was mode in re­ • Oenaacutiva Para ...i I otai s eta 1 W A N t E D FOR REI^—LARGE HOMEUra Ed paused, considering her. cowl. i*«i rt Mc« Muyict. (sc. t u.'x WT/orr I Conaacutiva DSya -:| * otalll oti ply to a question to' the. House of Foster Street, near Center room, twin beds, electric grill al­ “ Hmmm,” .he sounded. ICTORY ■nrmiisyicasie. tT^SSS-q-l:^ 1 Oar ...... Ill otalll Ota Lincoln Street. 8-famlly house, lowed. Good elngto rooms April Commons on shipping losses. ‘Goodness sake! Aceiirtling to this iiia^LW’e are only that LtJk Rear Admlnd Tuftoi^ Percy “Jimmy chose Loraine. He lovi All ordara tor Irrasular inaarttona — six rooms. Furnace heat. all Improvements. Rental In- 1 ^ OaU 6951. much bdinbing dutance from Jiapajit’* yrlll ba charsad at tba ona tlma rata. Single car garage. Center roiiie $64 per month. D. P. WOMEN Beamish, Conservative, hiil asked her, he loves her very devot^y Spaolal ratea for long term avary WANTED the pripaa minister if he were I’m sure. If I love him, m ^ l f , And Thtuhbs Up. BY ROY C R A N * day advarttatns Sl*ap upon raquaat. of Town. Down payment 81,600. Stenographera, Typist^ WASH TUBS FOR RENT— LARGE Ught house­ swore of the recent German claim tosn my cue Is to help hlny find Ada ordered eancalled batora. the napplness, Ed! Not confuu him! rOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FOOTAINE FOX or flltb day will ba charged only $1,000. General Clerks, Hand Twist-; keeping room.'109 Foster street that-U-Boats sank mtfre than 30 orA Y. •art for tba actual number of tlmea thr School Street. 8-rooro duplex. Not make nlm do som etl^ g he’d 5<79T why.Y iTi6 m e t USED ships but of a 200,000-ton Atlan­ ^ " 0'STRAN6E...A O f I’RITHIMCCO, 'flVUEEr.dOODw d I ad appeared, obarglng %< toe’ r. ta 141 West Center St.— six, Iroproviementa. 8. P. $4,800. era. Spinners and Miscel­ RENT— COMFORTABLE tic convoy. probahly regret a little Iner. It— I ii/'k- I' ' J •aroad but not alowanca ut .*undp O. P; $1,000. it sounda nice, I suppoM to ray a $(XBeR 8100IN0 A eOlIRSEJflUr PLEA5E bttn ba made on tlx time ads -rrppan rooms, steam heat, firC'' laneous Operators, X , roomHn privste family, \m bath­ Churchill said be declined to say girl had a right to jfo out and flALBOODeyfl A i n m y v o ttr after tba flrib day. place. Heated garage. Down BICYCLES room flobtvvoung genUeman pre­ "clarify enemy knowledge on this «Hf dOEsofrr- No “till forbids!': display lluaa not EAST HARTFORD— ferred. ‘Telephone 2rl076: matter." fight for her man. /A n d believe sold. payment $1,000. me, that’s whst Efl like to do. WAR wHse EASY. I'M ' Tba Berald will not ba raspopsibla Tolland StreeL 4-tamiIy AFRAIP l U fur more than one Incorrect Itiaer- -y" 'apartment house. Separate hot CHENEY But, Ed—1 don’t tove him that T ^ way. I love hiinr more. Morel CHOKE UP tion ol shy advcrtisament ordered Nopt'is the time to secure water eool beatlttg. system. An Cqmpbeirs .ANOCfty for more than one tlma. improvements. Reatel teeaine Embroider Famous Picture Don’t you imdernand?’’ >, / Tba tnadvertanl omisalon of in- y m r building lot for future BROTHERS She had bMome a little ve­ eerfeer pubIleaMon of advartiatn^ use, we have them in all $180 monthly. C a rtin g charges Employment Bureau . Service Station will ba ree'lfled only by cancellatiurS less'than $60 per niMth. Sate hement with iL Ed blinked, or. the eharxe made for the acje'les sections of town and Will sell Price 68.600. D.. P, $1JIOO. Main Office * Hartford Road T>hone 6161 avoiding her eyes. ^ ' rendered on monthly payment plan “ Yes'm,’’ aoid he. In hla southern -rr-ry A l' advertiaementa muat/conrurm manner. “I reckon I do under­ In style, copy apd typugriiphy with with small down payment. I i-’-r *. fegtilallona enfurced^y the puOliab- stand what you say. But do you srs and they rase|>ys tba right to You will do well to investi­ know one thing?. You could be adit, rsvtae or releci any eoby oon- gate. mistaken.” piderad .oblecudiial'is. Pat waited, and finally axked. CUilil.sn^'HtiUKn—Claasibcd ada i»»i , to be Dublithrd aanie day ,uyi Ua ..4I.SO lake frontage at Bol­ $ 50.00 “Hdw dq you mean/Ed?’’ U £ RANGP AND FUEL OIL Ed smiled; kindly. “I have been racfivirti i>y li.p'clcick noon., Saturr. ton I.ake, Six miles from •lia'Wo 10. around. Police work. DaUctiva. MAJOR HOOFLB town. Good roads, mnAIng COAL AND COKE Before I bad token to flying air­ OUT OUR. W A Y 4 BY J. R WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE Telephone Your Waht Ads water and electricity avail-, W A R B O N D planes for Uncle Sam. And, Miss Ada art accepted oval ttit tele­ able. Pat, a feller doing that learns to 6CT THEM YUH’D BE FAIR. NO, TA IN T fXiR, t h is E6M>.3hME^ro 60 DON'T tOOW NOvV, CHUM, phone al tba CHAKUb Ra TIl given BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES FOR ANYONE FINDING read behind peoples eyes. COMPABIN’-T H E V Oid abuve aa a eoneanlanca lo advar- OOSE YOfiETHIR, WBS.IPVUH Aocao f e t c h a FO OT-RU LE BUT MARTHA'S COT ttacis, but tba CASH RATICb will ba A 5 OR 6-ROOM RENT '"Behind pMple’s eyes?” 5TIIM:y-X WANT A CAPTION: THIS A WOLE UNDER THE OL* AJilD PROVE MN PENNY 'THB PlNV^EGTION accepted aa NULL PATML.VT If “Ysp.” He was rocking on his 7 0 9 H 0 W T H B :OLO COW ROSTLfiD Ones TO show t h e y BSE ON US.'—— Paid al the buaineaa office bn or be­ TO MY SATISFACTION. heels now, s little. “Now you HER OWN LIVIN’ WAS ALL LAiGS AN NiO i « CLO6ER.T0 t u b UIMB VAST IMPROVEMENT [ B e r r e R vyalT 2 : c IT fore tba seventh day following the MANCHESTER LUMBER & FUEL CQ. take you—you come right out A U HER UPE.AN* M E A T- AN* THEM OTHERS — ear soo’o muoise. Prat Inaartlon of eaeb ad. othtrwiae Edward J.^ Holl lisi CATTLE INA AN' ©TAB UP Ke e p s Everett T. McKinney, Mgr. WRITE BOX Z, clean , and. admitted how you felL FEW YEARS, TWS'N WOULDN’T THEY STAND iKl ATOM NOUR.COIM V4H1LB X the CHAKUE: r a t e will ba oolleet- 1009 Main Street ANOTHER spo o n ! THEM pd. No reaponalblitty, tor arrora tn And 1 raspect thoL I’ll hold it LIVE t h r o u g h ONf O' HAY TO SHOW WAA 6O»q6.''~'C0Nr0UNP talaphonad ada will ba aaaumed and Center Street Telephone 6145 e-o THE HERALD ■acred between us, see. But the itot^TOOBH WINTER THEY’RE ALL (T/ A BAT COUtO ABB FUt. O' THAT OUT­ their accuracy eannel ba guarau- Telephoi^e 5117 • 5118 m e a t AN* , M A iC 15 A 7 ^ )U . TfeNTU GARDEN/ DOORS taed. captain, ha oin^’t like you.” 8380 “How do you mean? Isn’t Jim­ NO lAISS/J ,OF AM (MCK ANNvJtoV/ 34-4$ my—he’s os honest as he con be!” CtX>SE/^ ' Nhver a worriesome moment “Oh, honssti Sure be ia He’s MICKEY FINN about your looks when you’re so honest' with everybody that it wearing this- flattering prlncese ■ometimsa hurte. With every­ W-WHY DID \ BECAUSE YOUM7 NEVER, house fim:k. body. that la but himself.’’ Pattern No. 8380 is in sizes 34, "Ed, what dq you mean?” YOU 6U06E$t ) b e t a k e n fo r A ^ Ed sighed heavily. “Now you ME TO /OETECTIVEI AND THEY 36, 38, 40, 42, 44. 46 and 46. Slsie 36 takes, with short sleeves, 4 5-8 take a fellow like him—he gets h i in s p e c t o r IMIGHT GET SUSPlOOUS wrapped up in flying,, and being BlFPALlCK?yiF TOM AND ME WENT; yards 85-Inch material. 6 yards rlo-rac. on Army capteip, and he sort of IN ALONE— YOU’D For this attractive pattern, forces his personal life down, LI PRETEND TO BE SHOWINO send 15 cents, plus 1 cent tor ma’am. He don’t give it anough U5 A 0000 TiMf! postage, tn ooins, with jrour name, By Mro. Anra Oobet Ugious paintings and you will hove thought. He figures everything Have it finished by Good - Fri­ a real heirloom. centers around winning this war.' afldrees, pattern number and sise - “Well—well, of course, Bdl” to The Manchester Evening day, which is April 23rd. This cen­ To obtain transfer pattern of. turies old masterpiece of Da Vin­ The Lost Supper-, panel—20 by II “ Yes’m. But you know one Herald Todajr’s Pattern Service, thing? If I was you I wouldn’t 106 7th Avenue, New York, N. T. ci's hss been copied by a fine em­ biohes— (Pattern No. 6320) col ir broidery krthit—the figures ora chart tor working, amounts ot all give up.’ ’ Sewing oettousIyT Then you'll The big man and ths small girl wonL at once, our new sewing elesr and easily dens in outline j materials specified. lllustratioDs of stitch. The garments of the twelve I'stltches used, send 10 cents in coin, looked at each other intontlY for guide snd pattern hcofl. Fashion. Mverol seecnds. Ftaialto P ot Celt • 0 1 9 0 1 This sngrosslng 52 page book con­ d iscip ^ are wonderfully colorfu l' your name and address and .the GOiicr yet not. hard to embroider. The flg- pattern ntimbei to Anne ( a ' ot. her chin bogta to tnmbte, and a MOSfEEMXl tains new patterns, patterns tor mistiness come intC her eyes. /SS t r u e t o t h e o l d <&ir l 1-2S FORLUNCkt: re-moking old clothes, sewing ure of Christ is-simply but baauti- .The Mancheater Herald. 1.U6 S v Ed tunodotoMot. aaU-| hints, teformation on fateica,. folly .sutltaad tn rojwl ’* “* ^ " ** ■' i'li.'-■r‘ THURSDAY, MARCH * 5, 194« X Hlamb^stpr ^tt^tthto llfntQi > x For Humanity’s Sake^ Give to the Red Cross War Fund! Edward K. Pfaaler, and Henry Presentatibffa^^were made by Mrs. J, Frey, studmta in the B-34 Lib­ Receives Wings New Officers Littie and Robgrt Boyce. Large, Group l ------, -.V .. . About Town erator Bomber mechanics school Refreshments A^re served In the Town Keeps Up Pa^e banquet hall by Mm . Rena Miller, at K^ialer Field, Mississippi, have Average Daily (Circulation., T h r Weatlier -promoted to the rank of Miss Helen Carrier apd their com-, tlM TvwMMid Club win have » Are Installed mittee. oiii Elks For the Month of Febroai^, 1948 PfrsBO* of D. & VT.eatoer Boieoa '■>«—* paitr tomorrow night at 8 -.■Ivate,/first class. Frasier is ( t tba bom* o( Arthur, ^ e son of Mrs. Janice B. Fra­ As Set for Success fb t e w , IM Oaklahd atraat sier, 32 Hawthorne street, and Temple Chapter, O. E. Manchester Includ­ 8,040 subtly warmer la toe interior Frey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. everything needed on th* spot to.- « M ttma win fc^ow the Manchester Again Collects Over relieve the sufferers. Member ot toe Audit i c u t h t u i i i^ r a u i^ ^ . tonight. Vttli prlaas fbr th* wlim Stephen Frey, o f 6 West street. S., Holds Impressive ed in Class to h ^ e gierwmment*. A brtor huainew That is all the more reasonXby Buieao ot CIreolatlona § ■ V. Cadet Harold Bateson, 32, son ’ (>remoiiies'at Temple. Datu Book Initiated. $1,0()Q Which Means everyone should pitch in how apd V f iitlng win precede the card push the total over the final 'mark Manchester-—A City of Village Charm . l -., ... / , patty. of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bateson, Goal Will Be Attained of 316 Center street, has entered About 200 members, .'relatives ^ Tonight 1 large group of Manchester, with something to spare. Disas­ ters have a way of striking where (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS fU t. 8. Jk^«!*epow«ld of St the classification center at the and friends witneeaed the semi- Lecture by Dr. A. J. W. Myers, men'will make up the class of can- By March ^1. . ' ' (OlaasMed Advertlaing on Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1943 Nashville, Tennessee, Arihy Air least expected but always the Red VO L. LXIL, NO. 150 John'* PdIw National diurch on public installation o f the new offi­ at Second Congregational church didatcVjn Rockville Lodge o. Elks retrett win be the speaker Center. He is a graduate of a tj;3 0 . Cross Is on the job. .That feel­ cers of Temple Chapter No. .53^ when thbvregular meeting IS held Another aub.stantial boost was ing, plus the one that goes with Lienten service Sunday af- Hudson Falls. N. Y., High school SaliiDlay, March 'Jf7 given the Red. Cross total here __ ___ n at 4 o'clock at St Mary’s and attended the tlnlversity of O.' E. 8.,. held last evening in the Jlorcas society rummage sale tonight in the Elks Aome In that giving to this organization’ -which yesterday towards its quota of can find time to take care erf the Roofless Essen After Bombing '"jDplaoopal church. Idaho. Prior to entering the Masonic Temple. at 1099 Main street. city. A large**number of members 330,800. Miss Dorothy Dow-d. Lewis Clashes army he was employed by the .Monday, March 29 of the fraternifv from. Manchester home front, makes Its purpose The spacious lodge room was Chapter treasurer, reported this and needs'more acute this year. Davis to Consider British Infantrymen The eaecuUve board of the Glen FalU Electric Supply. Meetilrtlg of all Air Raid War­ will attend to abq the local men morning that the grand total now simply decorated with palms, dens at High School hall. .All Over the World Chamlnade Musical Club wUl have spring plant.s, and cut flowers, initiated. stands at $24,819.05, ah increase With Probers To enumerate"'the mhqy k , a Bieetlng'tomorrow afternoon at Lieut. Don Willi* has returned War Council movies at High Tonight’s meeting\will be pre­ of $1,200 over yesterday’s figures. making an attractii^ aetting for School hall at 7:30. which the Red Cro.ss d o ^ S o'clock at the home of Mrs. to -his base in Nashville, Tenn.. the pfficers in white gowns, wear­ ceded by a roast beef,dinner for That persistent figure of $1,000 after spending a 10-day fiirlough Tiietiday; March SO course, of the day would Land Ariny to Aid phlUp Ndson of 59 Delmont street. ing corsages of talisman roses. which Captain John J. Bady, busi­ per day still holds good. Ap­ On Questions at his home on Princeton street. Meeting of Zoning Commission, ness-manager of the R ^kville long tirne to loll. But Boutonnieres of the same , were Municipal buildjng. proximately $6,000 is needed in from the South Pacific, A la^a, Batter Down Enemy Officers and teachers of the Sec- Leader, and well known arqateur the next six days, three thia week Evangelists Carey and Smith worn by the men. The new worthy Meeting of_ Educhtinnal Club, 4 chef, will cater. Mr. Rady h ^ a » North Africa and other points 6^' Mid Oongregatlomal church school and three more before Wednesday United Mine Workers will conclude their campaign at matron. Mrs. Bernice Thrall, car­ p.m. Hollister street school. Cur­ serted that he has several Surp the globe are. not to bo deniod/\. ' are reminded of the meeting this night, March 31. It has been a m j the Church of Uje Nararene, Sun­ ried an arm bouqiH^ of ' talisman rent History lecture by Mrs. Ltwis dishes prepared for the dinner, aiJ They are authentic and vouch for \ovenlng at 7:30, to be addrewied by Lieut. Heriierl Weber roses and delphinlumx^nc^ wore a long uphill fight this year Out a Leader Appears Be­ A. J. W. Meyers of the Hart- day, March 28. Rose. , claims that the Elks will lot have the work of the Red Cross. Tlie t’or.sage of roses and sw ^t peas, a Annual meeting of Young Re- [Ctermined band of workers keep School of Religious Educa- Lieut. Herbert W*ber, of. 299 such a fine lepast again until after money, $12.’).00(I,()00, n^ded this fore Senate War In­ gift of her officers. publican club at East Side Rec. the war em ei^ency,,' pblgging ahead. year is being used wisely and well 'X ' To Win New Ground Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Slater tlonN^ BSaat Middle Turnpike, who re­ Peacetime Disaaters 1^50,000 Farm Workers | vestigating Committee* and family of 84 Main street left ceived his wings at Craig Field, . Installing Offlr-er* ' Wednesday, March 81 ■This will be the last meeting of and no one can say- that it might Cbmmander Wilfred Clarke of Tuesday to make their home in Selma. Ala., and was conunission- Mrs: Dorothy N. Little, paaUma- Work on Red Cross surgical thi fiscal year and officers for the TheN^d Croas has several peace not reach a loved one^in some re- Already Deferred and^ raf ------x ^ -'■ tron, as Installing matron, easi- Dressings at the American Legion ensuing year Will be elected. Dr. time dihastera to combat at this : mote corner of the world. Washington, March 2l6.—(IPi— Six - Day - Old Struggle the DUwOtth-Oomell Post 102, Tucson, Arizona. ed a second lieutenant, Is at pres­ Hershey Eslimalesl K a t l O n a ICM American Legion, announced yes- ent at Westover Field, Mass., with ducted the ceremony. She was m -' hall, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Anthony L. Geesay Rockville den­ time but\hc famous organization There are six days left to raise John L Lewis, in heated exchang­ Lull inlPa^ific Bishop Plans tist, is due to be elected Exalted took it ail i n ' Its stride. Out In To Shatter Mareth vterday aftemoop that Pappy How- The Disabled War Veterans will the 322d fighter squadron. slated by Mra. Ruth Boyce, pa.st Thursday, April 1 $6,000 and the march through 3,060,0()0 Addition­ ee with senatorial Investigators, 1 and His O a ^ would not be at meet tomorrow evening at the matron as marshal: Miss Marlon anquet ,St. Bridget's Men’s Ruler, to succeed Samuel J. Hous­ the mldwesl\they are bringing •March for this goal ctmtliiues. He was accepted as a cadet In ton, of this town. turned on Senator Ball’s (R-Minn) Line Defenses Has th * ''t^ o n hom e\W * weekend. Army S t Navy Club at 8 o'clock. the Army Air B'orces, May 8. 1942, Crawford, junior pajit matron, as clulrsand Carnpbell Council at K. their relief worlr to a climax after ^Everyone must sliare in the •re­ al tn * Escape Mili­ Too Severe War Forec^ Front Lines Thew^win be a meeting of the pbst This is an important meeting as and had his pre-flight training at chaplain; Mrs. .Helen Elliott.^past of C. l^me. ” several disastrous floods and had sponsibility. mention o f demagoguery today to Not Yet Reached Any* officers will be elected for the matron, as wrardef, and Clarence Salva^ sale of Memorial Hos­ tary Service TTiis Year, shout-"When you call me a dema­ X. Monday evening, ’Malfch 29 at 8 Maxwell Field, Ala., and Camden, \ thing Like Decision; coming year. All members are S. C. He was transferred to the Wood, pa.st patron as organist. pital Auxiliary, 1099 Main street. Farm Journal Editor As' Visits Soon oTclock. ' '-.X TiiX^'y, April 6 Roiisiiil; Farew^pll gogue before I can reply, I hurl it Of New Blows urged to attend. Jtrmy Air Fopce Advanced Flying Mrs. Belledna Mansur, sister of Washington, March 26.— back in your face, sir.” Ameriffans Hold Firm­ A iqiecial congregatlonal^^wet- the newly in.stallcd worthy ma­ Second Anniversary Celebration j serts There Is no Need school at Blythevllle, Ark., from Exchange Club ’at Hotel Sheridan. For Colouel Staub (/P) ■— President Roosevelt i This give-and-take was only one Ing la announced for S t^ a y , which he was graduated. last tron. was soloist and- rendered as of many which punctuated the Objectives Will Be to Army y/ipproves Tour ly to Mountain on March 38, at 6:30 p: m., at^m an- Jr. Republicans solos during the evening, "Prayer Friday, April 9 said today that hi& new food j For Any City Family to month. Victory Garden lecture by Prof, Cooking With Class! testimony of the United Mine nel Lutheran church. Parishioners,, Lieutenant iVeber, after his Perfect,” and "How Beautiful administrator, Chester C. Win New Strategic Po­ To InHiU Spiritual South Side of Pass. Upon the Mountains” ; also a flow­ A. E. Wilkinson, Higft\School hall Ueut. Col. Leslie Staub, of the Go Hungry This Year Workers leader before tke Semite orged to reserve thie date. graduation from Manchester High Davis, operating virtually an War Investigating committes. To Meet Tuesday er song during the ceremonies, and at 8. \ anti-aircraft command stationed ★ sitions, Reduce Japan's Strength Ahi^ng Prot­ school with the 1937B Class, at­ Tuesday, April 2i here was given a rousing farewell REYMANbER'S ^ autonomous agency, would At another point,' when Senator Allied Headquarters in tended thl^ University of Connecti­ an original song as a tribute to Chicago, March 26. — (P)—• Mrs. MlnnlX^. Goslee, who enters Benefit concert for RedNCross by the commissioned personnel this take up immediately the Brewster (R-Me) asked him if be Waning-—Sea Power. estant Service,^ Men. North Africa, March 26.— (/P) , The annu^ meeting and elec­ cut and Pratt Institute, Brooklyn,' morning when he left Hartford to Wheeler McMlUen, editor of The was ’’sUlling” before answering a her 28th year^as secretary. by Chaminade Club at,'' N'Sh RESTAURANT ^ question of forming a land — Battering down fierce ene^- tion of bfficers of the Manchester N. T. Prior to hie induction he was School hall. ' take up a training course before 37 Oak Street Farm Journal and agricultural question, Lewis declared: RUMMAGE Young lUmublican Club will be employed by the Two-Hartfords. Offtrefs Installed Wariiington, March 36—(IT)— Washington, March' 2 6 -^ ^ ^ my resistance, Gen. Sir Ber- . The following'-pfficers were in­ Friday, April 89' \ assuming another command. The army- to help turn out the authority, called on the adminla- "I wasn’t stalling with you, sir, held In the^ ^ t Side Rec Tues­ He la the son of Mrs. Herman land played the song of the bat- Steaks Sea Food WMnes Liquors Beer nation’s food supply. At the same The current lull in Pacific fight­ President Roosgvelt has suggcs(^: ^nard Montgomery’s infantry­ stalled: Mrs. Bernice N. Thrall, Military Whist of Soroptimist tration today to take immediate but I foolishly believed you want­ Prless of 299 Blast Middle Turn­ y and "Auld Lang Syne.” time, the chief executive told a eC and the War department ap­ day, March 3fi at 8 p. m. worthy matron': WiUard Horton, Club, Masonic Temple! DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT steps to end what he termed un- ed an answer to your question.” . ing. broken only by sir attacks man have won new ground in SALE Du* to the fuel and gasoline pike. Monday, M4y S preaa conference that 550,000- jworthy patron; Miss ^Evelyn Bur- waa not stated where OSonel necesaarily severe food rationing It was after an assertion by against Japanese outposts in the proved a tour of world battlefronts the |)Iareth sector of the I SAT., MARCH 27, 9 A. M. situation the afmual meeting was Concert by Beethoven Glee Club Staub-. was going but his fellow of­ farm workers already bad been Tell, associate matron ;\ Raymond scheduled to become effective Lewis that coal miners weren’t Solomon and Aleution islands, waa by Bishop Adna Wright Leonard r VMant Store, Magnell Block advanced froibx^ U cr in the year at Emanuel Lutheran church. ficers w|io have been associated deferred from military aervice and "getting enough to eat,” that Ball southern Tunjyiian front, it Blanco,, associate patrbn; Mrs-. Monday. of the Methodist church for the^ 1099 Main Street to thia date. Jack Gordoiv for­ Public Records ' Friday, June 4 with himx,for the past year here, that Selective Service Director remarked: regarded in informed quarters to­ was 'announced today, ^ e Minnie B. Goslee, secretai^; Miss High School graduation. There la no need for any city day as Indicating that American purpose of instilling spiritual x-day-^d'struggle of the Bfitiah Dorcas Society, mer Selectman and current presi­ regretted m#' departure. L«wis B. Herahey eatimatea that family to go hungry thia year or "When you say that, It’s dema­ S i x - Mary Miller, treasurer: MrS. Mil­ 3,000,000 additional people on the commanders have been strength­ Eighth Aimiy to shatter the Ma­ Enannel Lutheran Church dent of the TRC, la In tha. armed dred Harrison, conductre.ss; Mrs. next. McMillen said in a aUte- goguery, pure and simple.” ■ Scarcely, a roof remains In this area of Bissen, Gei many, adjoin­ strength among Protestant chap, service., \ ' Warrantee Deeds farms would be. deferred this This brought Lewis’ sharp reply ening and disposing their forces plains and service men. reth line mfenses apparently has Mary Deciantis to Hedwig Ruth Borg, associate conductress; menl, whic6 asserted that farm­ ing the huge Krupp armament works following an Allied bomber for powerful new blows against r year. and contention that Ball had not | Bishop Leonard will leave in the not yet reaclied anything like a - ■ .X — Dawldowlcz, property on Golway Mrs. Sarah Clay, chaplain; Mrs. To Insure More Machinery ers, “ if not prevented by the bu­ raid on the induatrlal city. This official British photo, made follow­ the enemy. decision, but ' the counter-blows GILCON reaucrats, can and will produce given him an opportunity to sub- . next three weeks. He told re port- street. Belledna Mansur, marshal; Mrs. In a lengthy discuasion of' farm ing the raid, was referred,to by Secretary o t State for Air Sir Archi­ The objectives of these offen- cn yesterday he expects to viiiit mounted in nriidweek by Field Eva Wood, organist;' Mrs. Viola enough food. ■tantiate hla statement ! bald Sinclair, in a speech before the House o t Commons who described William F. Johnson to Edith problema, Mr. Roosevelt also said The wltneaa then aaserted that sivesi qualified Informants pre­ American froces in Iceland, Ire­ Marshal Erwin \ Rommel have mmpson, property on Branford Trotter, Adah; Mrs; Eleanor Cot­ "Both production and distribu­ the raid as "probably the heaviest blow struck at German war in dicted, will be both to win new land, Scotland, England, North fallen off. \ that the War Production Board tion are now being interfered thousands of coal miners were street. ton, Ruth; Mrs. Cele Moore, Es­ OAK GRILL- has taken steps to insure a great­ dustry in the whole of th* bomber offensive.” strategic positions for United Africa, and possibly India and .Americans Repulse -\Mnor Attack ther; Mrs. Ina Hohenthal, Mar­ HOUSE PAINTS with,” tbe statement said, "until suffering dietary deficiencies. DINE AND DANCE John J. McCarthy to Frederick ’WHERE GOOD FEI.LOWS GET TOGETHER‘S er supply of farm machinery to States forces and further to reduce China. The return route has not Americans from the command tha; Mrs. Alice Hoaglund, Electa; \ the city breadwinner promises to "That ia why I aaid there were GEORGE SMITH’S MUSIC McCarthy, property on Grove The highest quality paints can be purchased at our ' those who. tUl the land. miners not getting enough to eat,” Japan’s waning sea power before been definitely fixed, blit he will of Lieut. Gen. G eorge^ . Patton, street. Mrs. Florence Horton, warder, and be l943’t forgotten man. He can the enemy has an opportunity to try to make stops in. Liberia and Jr., repulsed a minor (jqrman In­ DINE ^AND DANCE factory right here in East Hartford. Three minutes Not. only will some of the larg­ earn money and count rationing Lewis told ^11. WITH TONY OBRIGHT AND HIS XYLOPHONE William Bray, sentinel. / er mahufacturerj be allowed to recover from past losses. fantry attack at DjebeU Herd a, Following the Installation ccre- from Manchester Center. He added that "when you call Tb the Lilting Tunes of hake auch equipment, he said, but me a demagogue without giving Reds Press Forward Gives Enemy More Time (Continned eb Page Two) some 20 miles .southeast oKCafsa, Soft, Sweet Music For Tour I ^ cIur Pleasure! inonles the retiring worthy ina- (Continued oa Page Two; Every day that passes without \ See our factory in operation. You have your choice alao an effort will be made to ob­ me an opportunity to ahow this, and held firmly to this moWtOla tfon. Miss Marion Crawforcl and tain more adequate distribution significant action, it waa empha­ on yie south side of El Guetolia .the retiring worthy patron,.'fcrnest hundreds of colors. If we don't have it we will make you are less-than a representative NOTICE! DON MAC AND HIS facilities for the smaller plants. sized. gives the enemy more time pass. Another enemy attack was Borg, were presented with past of the people.” Walter's Restaurant i t . \ ' • Prevloualy, tbe big manufacturers Today in One Sector to repair damaged ships, speed made on the hilly slopes . aboU$ Starting this Saturday matron's and past patroii's jewels. *T don’t like that remark to a Yankee Planes RHYTHM MASTERS bad been converted to war pro­ Two Wounded - I ' ' ' ■■ ■ ' ne-.v ones to completion, strength­ two miles south of Bou Hamran,\ \fioreerly Dante’s (At The Outer) member of the committee,” Chair­ en the bases that guard his far itself 18 miles east of Gafsa. our store will close DEI.iriOUS FOODS — MOPES! PRICES! \ ■ ' " ‘ ' duction and had stopped making man Tiuman (D-Mo) spoke up farm nutohinery. iait to Consolidate Po-j flung empire and develop the rich Hit Japs Hard There has been no official in­ III T IR T BEST Of'CHOICE FOODS AND LIQUORS sharply. "And I’m stopping it right conquests of the South Pacific. ^ formation for two days conce TALL CEDARS RosKt Turkey Roast Beef Steaks Th* president released today the In Night Club; Vote Legality Saturdays at 6 p. in. Gilcohx Paint and Chenucal Co. now.” Since shipping is known to be ing the Eighth Army’s desert executive order aetUng up the Lewis remarked that witneasea sitions in Another, Half Broilers Veal Cutlets Chow Mein 1500 BURN^pE AVENUE , EAST HARTFORD new Office of Food Production and one 'of tlj'e enemy’s moat vulner­ During 2 Days umn which passed around ,-^-th* B 1 N G O should be "protected.” Truman re­ But sPressure' Toward' able points, an initial move might southern extremity of the hfarsth ’ Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer "^ b n e 8-3635. We Deliver! Distribution, of which Davis will Third Sought plied that they.would be, and that On Mackenzie tak* ehuge on Monday. Davis will be designed to compel him to fight line Ih a sweeping flanWnfKmaaau. TOMORROW NIGHT 30 Oak Street Tel 3894 members should frame their ques- Smol^sk Unslackened' under terms favorable to Ameri­ oooparat* adth Secre­ tiona carefully. ver aiid was last repprtei^ to be Donnelly’ s tary Wlckard,^)Ir. Rooseyelt said can success. In seeking to main­ Key Airfield at Meik- eight miles from El I^amma, the ORANG^ HAI.L Patrons o i Latin Quar^ 'I ahall follow the leadership of Rights Raised tain their hold on Guadalcanal, the 0. E. W ILLIS & SON, INC. but in final decisions, Davis would the committee on mattera of Moscow, March 26.— {IP)— Axis air base 20 qifles west of Jewelers At the Center Japanese speht ships and planes tiia Target in ^High­ come to him. This will remove ter y Frightened Into courtesy, ’ Lewis said. Before m o u n t s (Jerman re­ Gabea. nearly. sJI phssas o t the wartime desperately even after it became ly Successful Opera­ Maintain Th>«kt From Paas IiMiiilMr o f An Kinds Fleeing Pell Miell tb Predlcta Absenteeism Rise sistance, th e\ Red Army Smith Charges Marsh apparent that they muat eventu­ fOo^^ program from . Wlckard’s The mine leader testified that steadily pressed^n in one tion' in Burma Area. General Patton’s armored and control and leave hiin to handle Street Early Today. “we will not be able to restrain in­ Had No Right Moving ally- lose the island. infantry detachments maintained, Maeon IlnppBoe ■ Paint-—-Hardware the old line bureaus at the agricul­ flation to the degree we wish aa sector of the w ^ e r n front Another island conquest whith their threat from B31 Guetarie APPLIANCE ture department ------I', . long as tbe government has two today and halted w) consoli­ For Reconsideration; would cause them siihillarly seri­ New Delhi, March 26— — pass and through Maknassy Boston, March 36—(flV-An out­ ous losses would he a highly profit­ Antlioritgr Over Fann Price* policlea with respect to inflation.” date its positions in^nother, Heavy American aerial blows in against Rommel's coastal eacap*^ REPAIRS burst of gunfire early today in the He also predicted a sharp and -un­ Point Is Not Pressed. able enterprise " for the United corridor, but have been unable for To make ' clear another point but the general pressuro to­ Slates even though the territory two days of raiding against the COAL COKE OIL tbe president said Davie also Latin Quarter, -one of Boston’s avoidable rise in absenteeism with 48 hours to drive forward. the continued Influx of women into ward Smolensk wgs unWek- state Capitol, Hartford, March actually won might not be of Japanese in Burma were an­ would have authority over farm most ornate night clubs, wounded major strategic impoi-tance In the Maknassy area the industry. ened. On the northern Uonetssriv- 26—(/P)—Echoes of the fight over nounced today in a communique 1 MaiBSt. TeL5125 •air prices. two men and frightened patrons battleground, the Rusaiqns To launch such an enterprise it Americans were In contact with TTUs authority, he said, will be In connection with inflation the restoration of forfeited rights of the 10th U. S. Air Force, in- Axis troops in two rugged passes / X , -. into Seeing peii mell to the street. Lewis said that enormous profits lought bitterly against was believed here that the Navy exercised through (he Office of units of Germans, the battle shitt­ to Harry E. Mackenzie, former Re- might strike more deeply ipto-the chiding "a highly succcs.-ful oper- of the Qrbata range, five miles IS A REAL SPECIALTY WITH US. NOT FIX Price Administration. Men giving''the names of Joseph of the United Stetl corporation 'uon" against the key airfield at southeast of MaknosSy and 10 and other buainesaes performing ing this way and that in the Bel­ u'ulican chieftain involved in the Solomons archipelago by Invading y THOSE BUMPS ANIT BRUISES WHICH MAR THE Near the close of the confer­ Palladinpf^4, of Medford,'and Jo- Meiktila. mites -southeast of Stped station. work for the government were "in­ gorod sector where, the midday either the Mimda area immedlato^ ence, the president expressed a Uerlno, 43, o t Boaton’a aterbury conspiracy case, sound- ly beyond Guadalcanal or aj^tdek- ‘This is one of the most im­ Until the entrenched enemy i« LOOKS OF YOUR CAR? \ N^rCh Ehid, arrived at City hoa- escapably in&tionary.” ommunique .said, the Soviets re­ thought that we are not going to captured two settlements they y as a representative,.ques- ing Bougainville, the bigXsland portant Japanese airdromes in s p e c i a u z i N o in REASONABLE PRICES! NO WAITINGI starve In this country. He said " a short time later in a taxi- Brewster said he thought Lewis the legality of yesteroqy’s Burma,” thi war bulletin hoid, (Continued on Pag* 'Ten) PINEHURST — FRIDAY waa ”a disciple o t discontent.'' bad lost previously to the Nazis. at the northwestern ejKi of the SEWING BtACHINES, IRONS, (Drop in or call us today for a free and accuratb.^ had heard aU sorU of speeches Doctors said Palladino was H ous^ vote approving (he m e^- chain. "and has been used in the past as shot in the right hand; Guerino in Lewis said that was ’’a miscon­ (The German high command in TOASTERS, VACUUMS, ETC. noted headlines about ure. \ ^ -vMight .attack Main Naval Base a forward base from which to at­ estimate). . \ the right elbow. ception” on the senator’s part, and its Friday communique, recorded duction filling off. by The Associated Preaa from a Rep. K, O. Smith (Rl of Mans­ ^'Strategy alined primarily at the tack Allied in itia tio n s in Assam. Birds Eye Frosted Foods Palladino, known in Boston Brewater remarked that he meant field, whoMed the fight against the ABC FIXIT CO. But ho also has notejpinterest the witnesa always seemed to want Berlin broadcast, aaid fiatly: “ No conqqeat of an important position "All our bombs fell in the tar­ Low In Point Vahies! ed figures, he said, on the esti­ sporting clrclea as “Joe Beans,” la proposal, raarged that after it mlght^^rilepending on the forces get area sod there were many 3s Defanont St. TM. 5675-4:^4 a brother of “ Rocky" Palladino, ”a new deal.” ions, of special Importance was onc^ de^ared • defeated yester­ Flashes! mated acreage being planted for were retried , from thC; eptire availaWex—call for an attack on hits on /barracks as 'well as on VEGETABLES RUN 8, 7 AND 10 POINTS whose race horse, "Little Beana," '*! thought we had a New Deal day on a rising vote, 'Rep. E. Lea Naval (Late Bulletiiie ol tbe m re ) food crops adth^nrorly all showing now,’’ -)>wls said. "There’s no way eastern frOpt.” other g ild in g s at the field. One Beans, Peas, Spinach, Com, Mixed Vegetables, -MANCHESTER was a Boston favorite In the Ken- Marsh, Jr., the Republican floor or on an Increase. to atop you . from, hoping for an­ Striking. Power Decreaiied twinT^tiglned ■ Japanese bomber X Asparagus Spears or Lima Beans. On the otiesUon Of a Ivid army, .ucky Derby several years ago. leader, had no right to move for of Truk other.’* (It added (hat "the striking WM destroyed on the ground.’’ Death Take* Judge Lindsey the cWsi executive aaserted that Indication Third Man Wounded reconsideration because he jS^'as and the Carollnea where the Japa .That attack, which was carried Los .-Angelea, .March ’26-r-(^V— Police Capt Robert A. Lynch Referring tq> soft coal wage ne- power of enemy attacks launched not on. the prevailing side. south of Lake l,adoga decreased ■■■out Tuesday by medium bombers, Superior Judge Ben B. Llndaey, NEW RELIEF/ MOTOR SALES ■aid pools of blood found on a ta­ After voting to reconsider, the (Continued on Page Eight) 73, long a prominent California ' , (Continued on Page'Ten) (Continned o k .^ g e Eight) considerably.” Ittold of German also extended to the warehouse Pinehurst Fresh Vegetables WEST CENTER STREET ble and on the floor of the club In­ House approved the^measure 191 and storage district of Meiktila and • Colorado ’jurist, died at 7:86 lor LEO TROUBLES ! P-S-S-T! WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU’ LL NEED air raids bn the haYbor of Gelendz- to 45, ' J X " dicated a third man had been .md the railroad there. a.m. today at Good Samaritan hoe- Asparagus, Spinach, Ripe Tomatoes, Cucumbers. Rad­ TELEPHONE 4134 Wounded p e b b ly by stabbing. hik, on the Black s m coast in the Does No^.-Frees Point ishes, Pahmips, Rutabaga Turnips, Celery, White Onions, Many Fires Started pital. Judge Lindsey bad entered 'Junoforrri'MO. *11,. 0. FAT. OOr. Tee! It’s ttnie to get etarted-on yonr No tracq df the third man or.the Caucasus, and on railway targets Smith di^hot press his point to­ the hospital for emergency treat­ Victory Garden — and we’re rtdidjr to Woman Held Meii Shippeil "Many fires were started." •'the Genuine Yams, Sweet Potatoes, Bsoccoli; man wh^' fired the shots wsi' Draft Power and industrial plants'- a t Lenin­ day, aniptne matter was dropped ment Wrdnesday night, his widow, The M ira cle H ot* - help you with n brand new and com­ grad. One ,medlum-wzed mer­ communique said. .. ICEBERG LETTUCE . head 20c foundv--" rffter/Rep. Herbert B. Wanderer Zero-type fighteis attempliog Mr*. Henrietta Lindsey, disclosed. plete Ijiwn and Garden Department. Police rounded up about 25.-per- chantman was reported qunk. Green Peppers and Rarw for a ll udio Suffer from VoH - In Shooting (R K contended that any question , To Germany to intercept the formation were The previous day he had oci-upled that’s fairly bolging with the thinga s ICaMeHCM Widely [o to a police-station for questioning. attempted to raid Helsinki again British and d Aiiieriraiis The following day medium and Plnehurst Fruit \ Colorado. Action on In Senate today and was placed on heavy bombers *Vaided railroad •ieeelena* Is emSs «tr YOU The Latin Quarter is located in but reached only the environs of the calendar, with the pnssil/ility it Baldwin Apples...... ,^lbs. 25c woman Shqt Dead ducting Farm Workers the capital and their bombs caused . Ill Former Vichy Sec- yards at Maymyo, Ava brid^ Hitler to Run -N'azl Navy- MNorcNurr cfMTu, M n smsium the Back Bay theatrical dlsj.rict, will be debated negt i^dnestlay. New Vork, March 26.—-OPi—ThO Large Pink Grapefruit ...... ’.TVea. 14c AIDS MOOD CIKUUriON H o m e s During, Alu ition. ho damage. . - tor Taken to Reich. Referred to Hershey. (The Rusaiqn midnight com­ -TTte legislators .boir.pleted their (Continued on Page- Eight) British radio quoted Stockholm Medium Pink Grapefruit...... JOc SEEDS (CoatlaiMd on Pag* Eight) wrok’s work by 'conflriplng the reports today a# saying that LOCATED ON BENTON,\BRANFORD AND DURKIN munique as recorded by the Lon-, Florida Oranges...... doz.SMc nominations for new terms of ■‘Bern, Switzerland, March "26— Adolf Hitler 'now plans to run tne We stock a complete Hne of carefnily Tulsa, Qkla., March 28—(JV -A Denver, March 26.—(T)—A gov­ don . Soviet radio monitor declared WELDON STREEtSl^ANCHESTER three Common .Pleas judges, John (d»)—British and American men Germuh Navy, whose U-boata are McIntosh Apples...... ,2 lbs. 25c selected seeds that are sore to pro­ 44-year-old divorcee was ernor’s move to halt military in­ Russian ' artillery ha.d smashed rbese booses boUt oader' F- R .’ A> Inspection will soon be ready T. Qwyer of Norwalk. Richard 8. who had remalneilvte the former a major threat to the supply lines DRUG COMPANY duce bumper crops. Got all ,yonr tor oocnpaacy.' A down pOyroient 'poW. wIH permit tbe buyer to without chat^e today after jlrs. duction of agricultural workers Oilman tsmk andinfaiitiy .columns Reports Crisis seeds where prices are low — quality Russia Grants making new attempls to cross to Swain of Bridgeport, and John F Vichy-controlled park of France which the .\llle* must keep open RIPE AVOCADOS each 21c Prescription Pharmaciats ohoose the wallpaper a ^ e ffe c t his or bet' oan color scheme. T. Karl SlmmonaT 55. widely raised a question of authority McDonough of-, Norwalk. They after the total occupation by Ger­ to invade Europe. "It hna just 901 Mala Street ' Dial 5331 high. ^ which was. put squarely up to na­ the eastern shore of the Dbnets known horsewoman, was shot to river, east of Kharkov, also named Robert .Hyde of Elifng- man troops w.ere reported today Near at Yicliv l»et*n announced,” (laid the BBC Consider diese outstanding advimtages Fishing Rights tional . Selective Service officials ton Tolland rountv sheriff to suc- to have been taken to Germqny. hroddl-ast as rei-orded by U. S. Pinehurst death duiin$^ an aitercatkm in a today. ^ (It reported, that Soviet troops [1] Xot located la One ot |6| Choice ol 5 Flsiiis. hotel room. north of Chuguev successfully de­ The United^ States legatlon^i^re gnyernmeiit monitors, ’’that Hit­ Sheriff A.~ Garland Marrs aaid Republican Gov. John C. Vivian V (Continued on Page Ten) said it had no confirmation of fh ^ ler Is to take over direction 61 the r Moackester’s Finest Rest- |7| r . H. A. dnaaced. yesterday directed Brig. Gen. H. fended a height .against"a tank Week-End Store Schedule . the divorcee, Mrs. Ella B. Howard Gives Japan O ne' Year report but said it had been noti^ Resignatioiis in Spain Gernian NSv.v, having handed deatial ffectlons. |8| City Gas Service. -x. H. Richardson, Colorado Selective and mortal- array .supporting Store open for husiuei^ at 9 a. ra. on Friday and Sat­ TOOLS Near Bus System. of Fort Worth Tex., waa question­ German infantry regiment in' one fled that all British and American liver control of the German ,Arm,v |3| Steam*Heat. '|9| Service director, to notify all Draft ‘ to Growing Ten- urday. I'lease do not 'phone before 9 a; m. on these days TouH get better resolts with oar qual­ (SJ Brass Plnmblng. tI6J Near Cburcbes, Schools ed last night ahortly after tbe Extension o f Privileges sector and that Russian field guns Treasury Balance citizens in the area—men, women to his generals, according to re:- and 5 Minutes Walk " shooting and Assistant Coimty At­ boards t o , immediately cease In in another sector killed more than and children numbering some 3,- Lavn1 Is Facing. iHirts from Stor-kholm.” as no telephone orders are taken until store opens. Or­ ity g m i ^ tools. Rakes, hoes, spades, |4] Flieplaes. In Far Eastern Waters. ducting men ’’sctually engaged In Sion • ' • • • fo rl^ hose and a hnndred and eae (SJ Two Large Boonw Avail- From Center ot Man­ torney M. S. Simms aaid she told 500 attacking Germans. Russian Washington, March 26.—i;P)— 600—had been arriested. ders (or Friday delivery should be in by 6 o’clock tonight. fanning, stock raising or dairy­ The poeRion of the Treasury • new, useful iptrden gadgets. aM* Oa Beeood Floor. chester. him: firepower also dealt heavy punish­ According to the report that Madrid March 26.—(-iP)—The Fight in Only Two .Areas Orders received Friday will be delivered as early pos­ *T had chocked into the Mayo Moscow, Irfarch 36— (T)— In an ing.” ment to German forces northeast M&frh 24; British and American m«n had Chungking. March 26—(AV-Ttoe NOTE: Steam heat, brass plomblng. and gas service la new agreement signed -at Kuibyshev Referired T s Hershey Receipts, $205,821,543.97; expen­ Spanish press Said today that a sible Saturday. Plea.se give our delivery men empty egg hotel Wednesday • night. 1 was in of Kharkov, it was said.) been taken to Germany, the Ger­ criaia in . the government of Pierre Chinese- high comimuid in n com­ THE DEEPER eoastroettoa are now ont for the duration. ’Iheir pres- Tulsa on busmsss. T o o l^ t Russia has given Japan a one-year General Richardson said he It was obvious from the char- ditures, $138,733,659.Y1; net bal­ mans explained the measure was munique today recorded fightlac boxes and any empty wooden delivery boxes you may eooe la these konsea givea them extra ontstandlag metenaian of fishing privileges would not comment on the chief Laval was' considered Imminent in happen to have. ' ' , beard a rap on the door and w tM ance. $4,676,000,095.21;- customs necessary to remove alleged trou­ Vichy political circles and dis­ in Hupeh province In only twe VALUES valnea. I asked who waa there, a woman which the Japanese have enjoyed execuUve’a directive but announc­ (CoaUnoed on Pngs Two) receipts' for month, $25,539,914.79. ble-making elements from France arms. Indicating that, tbe Japoa- in certain Soviet Far Eastern ed that Vivian’s Instructions had patches indicated that the resig­ FERTILIZERS answered, Telegram.' I opened the in event of military operations. nation of 14 members of the* Vichy ene had stohiUzed their poeitlewi In times o f great DOWN PAYMENT waters atnee 1933. been referred to Maj. Gen. Lewis Use Your A. B and C Canned Goods Ration Points Don’t expect to gist good reooHa frose ALL ONE PRICE Aoor and Mia. Simmons was stand Reference to PoMible Invasion diplomatic and consular .services still firmly In posaesehm of lou r atreea, America The government newspaper B. Hershey, national Selective This presumably was in refer­ anchor poialn aafegunrdlng aUp- Before They Become Invalid. . your plaating nnleos yoo feed the big there with a gun In her hand lavestla, which announced the In Spain had contributed to the turns to the deep­ Struggled Over Gun Service diroctor.' ence to possible Allied invasion: plng on the Yangtze river to planta Oar ferttllsers are of highoot signing, said the agreement waa In the meantime, he said, Colo­ growing tension. ' , test — the Mad that make yonr dol­ "She said. ‘I am going to idU Ice Cream ^ and • Goodies It was not known here definitely The counsellor of the French Ichong. In one of the tw^o arena er valoee of life, initiated yesterday by .Soviet Vice rado boards arould continue the how many American men had re­ where fighting there waa an­ We offer you a wide choice of coffee for your No. 26 lars go tartker. you!’ I made a grab for the gan Commissar for Foreign Affairs 8. embassy. Albert Lamarle, First forgets the mata- • 5 9 5 B * 9 5 0 and It went off twice. '1[lien we present policy relating to agricul­ mained in the zone occupied by the nounced, the war bulletin aaid tb* stamp: - ' AND UP A. Loaovsky and Japanese Am Secretary Renaud Sivan, Msgr. rlaL SPECIAL! struggled over -the gun and the tural workers. Fading for Lost Boys Germans after the Allied cam­ Chineae captured a small town. Maxwell House ...... ft,. .18c baaaador Naotake Sato. Bovermas, religious attache, and • • • WHILE IT LASTS next thing 1 knew she fell to the “They (Dtaft boards) arc oper paign against North Africa open­ 11 others handed their resigna­ Hills Bros, at the new Ipw price of ...... lb. 36c Principal, Interest, Proloaged Each Yeer ating on orders from Washln^on . P EVERYTHING FOR YOUR GARDEN MONTriLT Goor and I could see she was The fiaheriea protocol, originel- ed but the legations here aaid. it tions to Ambassadoi Francois Pie- Shore Liberty Baa Lifted Insurance and Taxes and those orders do not call for Lyun, Maas.,. March 36.'—(iP)— vgoodiea. Poaaibly thinking there Shurfine. freshly ground, o n ly ...... lb. 2Sc shot.” ly signed 30 years ago, waa re- was relatively small. tri Tue.Hday. Most of the outgoing Portland, .Me., March 2fl—i> one-day ban on a bs* Maxwell House in the new bag a t ...... lb. 33c T A 9 7 Mr*. Simmons diM almost In aewsd in 1928rlt expired in 1936 diplomats have cast their lot 'with WHITE PICKET stantly. There were three bullet ers,” Richardson said. "Each case get'ting Ice cream and goodiea at ped In on the bluecoata again yro- ish and American citizens In the liberty In Portland for nam of tbe Garden of Allah in glass jar ...... lb. 36c and has not been renewed since the Lynn police headquarters ia terday. Emphatically, there was Gen. Henri Glraud, French high fiMTonTor holes one through her heart, an­ then, but thf convention is pro­ Is studied, individually and the area had 'oeen arreated, Swiss au- commissioner in North Africa. fleet wne lifted today, CMpt. Boto • ______\ Can’Be Seen By Appointment Only queoUoa o t deferment or selectioo fading rapidly—oince on* boy no Ice cream. , thoritiea In charge of American MXriONM MOKAIi M D 90NSOK9 Western Auto other through her siioulder and one long^ each year on the basis of Germans Ro-Empliaalxe Stand ert Porter, cblel of atnff to Mie FENCING '^ e acenayio la th* same sach In her hand. Near arfaere her body Ui< original agreement. rests wholly on whether the in­ ohowed up three Umca interests in France said-, they had Senior Officer Pieeent Aaoat sMto- Eugene Deschene, 5, of nearby time: Eugene boards a train. A not yet determined the number of Dispatches from Vichy said fft sprawled In a porner were taro The agreement this y e* is vkv dividual la regularly engaged la newa of the Madrid roslgnatioiis Cnptnln Porter aaid justordajr 8alam, adventured . to Lynn by trainman turns the boy over to the Amencans tltere ‘tout believed the W illiam F. JoiinsoBi more bullet bolaq In the walL' tually tbs same aa In txavi and neceosary to an agricultural prrivtfd shortly after the jailing I— waa ordered to ftoi train lesa than two weeks agb and baggagemaster. The baggagshias- greatw number of the 3,600 in­ $ 2 - ^ M n . Simmons* husband, years exespt that the lentaJs which occupsUon.” In France of Ool. Francois de la against pubUsbed tontooweto^ Associate Ston . BUn^DER — REAL ESTATE wealthy Independent oil operator, Vivian, calling Induction o f eo- l|]Md th* rsfreshmaats provided by tsr turns lilin .over to the Lynn volved wore British. ganUng tbe tisbavlwr s< M the Japanese must pay are In­ INEfUlNfMIE REGULARLY $3.69 police. The desk offiber telephones The United States legation said Roeque, form w chief of the BROAD ST. PHONE 7426 7 A. TO 7 P. M. arrived a short time after tbe creased by five per cent Last ■entlal niral workers a "aarious police while he waa waiting to be French Social party, Croix de aad what the Navy tirmai M IW W IW H 8ULACHUIB . 856 MAIN STREET AT PARK STREET taken home. Salem—and he no longer has to it had heard rumors that the 4 ■hooting. He was distraught year when the prot«K.-ol waa ex blow” to national'food production hoepiUble*’ trontoront o t tfnded the rata wantl up by. four Hs showed up again a few days loojt ia tbs'book to find th* num-1 mmm la PerUand fteteL kik k$U tine ttai* van M I k*. . (lOwSMmmt* on F i^ EIfkU