-V'’ • \ ... '-■ ■■ *.v ' ' \ ‘ V ■ ■ ■ • ' ■ • '- • '■ ' ' ■'■'■ • ■ • ' ^ MONDAY. JANUARY 8,194» T h e Weather PoToeeat ol U. a. tteatber ■ Manchester Evening Herald Aveng# Daily Cfrealatlon Fee «M Meath M Ooeeaber, 1644 COM wave t6alglit;,lewairt teta- The Epworih Circle of the South St..Margaret's Circle, Daughters A son Waa b"ini yesterday at. the ■to her constant contact In coach gram, memban took' turna’ raadtng peratarea zero to -.li degreee be Methodist W. » C. S. will meet this of laabclla, ' will meet tomorrow Hartford Hospital to Mr, and Mrs. Grant Group ing people in the theater, motion orally from a phonetic reader and, low; olearlag toatght aad M r Augastlns XXelmastro o f ‘7^ Fox- pictures and radio, continues her A bou t T ow•J15 n evening at d o'clock .it th’i home '’evening in tije K. 'of C. Home. after the regular wbrk in body A REMINDER! Wedaeaday: colder-Wedaeatey. of Mrs- Thelma Woodbridge, 495 Tnerc is coi’.niderabla business to croft drive. teaching at the University of Den tachnique and. voice culture, da- Menber'el the Audit be transacted end a good turnout ver and at the University of Cali voted the rest of the program to East Middle .Turnpike. Mrs: .May Has Meeting ' When Yon Need More Roreaa cif Clrcolatloav M m slni of th«' Pino Civl^ An> I Johnson will assist the hostess. of the members la hoped for. The Miss Munel McAmericans Within Mile Private Josephine B. Labounty, was employed at tha A«tna Lift And Island Bastion. ------^ ^ Credit Plan North of Laroche; Ac-a NORM AN BKNTiC Hose Company No. 1 o f the Man who is with the Women’s Army previously. ^ Pursuing Elas chester Fire department will meet Corps., la tal:lng basic training at Meeting Between Nim ' tion in Drtfts Four The Laaal IlaaaRtb tonight at 8 o’clock at the fire Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. She ia Sergt. Vigo L. OpizzI, of 73 Cot Washington, Jan^JD.— (A V ? headquarters. Main and Hillard the daughter .if Mrs. Marie-Bonlno, tage street, i."* at the' Asheville, Armada* of Super^Fortress- itM and MacArthur United States Offers To Five Feet High and street ^ of 33 Eldrldge street, and her hus N. C.,‘ Redistribution Center, after Forward Base of Guer band, Private Urbaln N . Ijibounty 22 months of service in the Coast es plummeted destructoin on I Sure Sign Something To Furnish Goods fur In Heavy Snowfallfi* is stationed at Camp Edwards, Artillery, awaiting reassi^menU Japan and her mighty island rilla Units Oecupieilf His wife, Olive, who resides In Big Brewing in Pacific = u 'Ubks move up to support British Infantry Iti the stuck on the German Long - Range Civilian r> ’ ■ Mass. Before enlisting in the bastion of Formosa- today, Hospitalizotipn N'wington, i.a with him tel Ashe * rium An T m e d a ^ u l t ^ong a 16-mile front in this sector ha.s cracked the 50 Prisoners anil 75 Paris, Jan. 9.-t4/P);— A biff WAC, Pvt. Labounty was employ-" lashing simultaneously from Uses Under Program. WILL B U r AN Y ed by the Kage Company here. ville. U. S. Pacific Fleet Headquarters, tank battle broke oiit today 39” Printed \ bases in the Marianas and Miliiineter Gun Seized. s Insurance . \ Pearl Harbor, Jan. 6— Of) — A down light.— (SignaL Corps radiotelephpto from NR A (elephoto).______■ ______in a blinding blizzard thre^ A New China. Brig. Gen. Washington, Jan. 9—Of)— Rus miles northeast of Laroche GOOD V It Laura algn that something big is . Athens, Jan. 6 . — ,(*)’ — British Coapleto ooTerago for mea S. Hansell sent his 21st sia now la considering an Amer w h e r » the American "Hell on aad waaaea, agM } to 10. i brewing in the Pacific war ia the troops pursuing Bias forces re-' Bomber commend’e ican propijaal that Soviet. acquisi W hegi.s” division fought vio- REAL e s t a t e 'Shipment of Into Industrial U rg eU «m H o i< ^ just disclosed meeting between Clipper Crash treating from Athena have occu ladhrWea* or la g ^ p a . Budget of' 83 Billions tion qf goods fd r Samree on the sev» HALE'S SELF SERVE Fleet Admiral Cheater W. Nimltz pied Thebes, forwafd base of the Dally baaaRte H^aji^iad ap. and Gen. Douglas MacArthur. vilian as weA—a^rln^edlate main road Through the Materalty The Original In New England! May’s 20th Bomber leftwing gueiTllIa units about 48 Fair Prices Were hammering Formosa. It waa, the U lrd get-together of Kills at Least uses be financed Tlmiugh elgian bulge.. Other Ameri the war between the two. A fter road miles northwest of Athens, it I Carrier Planea Pound Luson \Is Sent to Congre^ was announced today. tern of lend-lease credit. cans were within a balle north o f each previous meeting major PREBtKJMB RANttB Beautanol These aearing blasts against The announcement said a Brit , The proposition haa been In Laroche. The battle waa in drifts TUESDAY SPECIALS blbwa were struck against Japa Eight Persons \ . ------^ :------four to five-feet high and in heavy Ite MONTULT AND DP. Wm. F/ Johnson the vitala of Nippon’s war me- ish mobile force had entered Moscow for several montha and the nese poaltlons by Navy-supported new snowfalls. Bunder — Rest Estate chine werb coordinated with amphibious troops. Thebes against slight opposition aUll lacka either accepUnce or Green Stamps Given With Cash Shies! carrier- May Swing More Than Germans on Uefenalve Telefihoae 7426 or 4614 The Modern Plastic pounding Luzon b y' ■■Varloua Matters” Covered ^ggemhly GetS after breaking through a road rejection although some time ago baaed planes. The announcement o f the . meet 14 Others Missing as 10 Billion Dollars ^11-- block In a narrow drtlle on the there were indications that the All along the 30-mlIe northern ALLEN & Hale’a Fresh % Formosa. 60' milea from the ing, issued by Nim itz at hla Pacific shoulder of Mt. Patera s, where Soviet union regarded it favor flank of the Ardennea eallent, the Only 7 Known Sur [sharp fighting had been reported Germans were declared by one of HITCHCOCK Fabric China coast and about 225 fleet headquarters here yesterday, Or D6wn, Depending B ill t O E xteud ably. yesterday. Field Marshal M ontgom e^a aU S An Uaee a« BREAD Loaf 7 C ' north o f lauzon, i$ Japan’s mlght- merely said that the conference ip vivors Abodkd Craft; Upon W ar Necessities. Designed to Bridge Gap ’ lest island stronghold south o f the Philippines the tkat week of •w v r ’I 'g I F ifty Elas prisoners and a 75 It la designed to bridge the gap officers to be on the defensive and fighting resolutely to bar'tha Al- ■ Mg MAOi STREET ’ the homeland and a staging point December covered “various mat W ar t OWGTS , mmimeter gun were c'aptiircd juat between shipments of strictly Oil Burners Five Passengers Diie. lies from the one reiM iifing es TEL. B IN for air, troop and supply ters.’' Washington, JaB. 9.— (ff‘)—' j beyond Thebes. military goods and those which and ------Threat of Arrest Over I.«aderB cape route from the bulge. Thla or , menta for the menaced Phinp- Nim ltz and MacArthur and President Roosevelt- sent to Jelly Doughnuts Yard their staffs held the first strategic JSulletin! „ . . ’ , -ar'' The threat of arrest on charges was the Houffalize-St. Vith; - road, Congress today an 83-billion- (Continued on Page Four) arid the American Firatf. A zi^ Furnaces ^ Denaely peopled Honshu is (be Miami, iPTa., Jan. 6.-r C o n t i n u i n g r 0 8 l - w a r | „ j inciting rebellion hung oyer the princlpal lsland of the Japanese (Contlniied ote Page Four) Pan-American Airway# dollar budget that \inight ■ heads of Elas leaders today. The was within four milea of the mW*' A Few Still Available. Crullers Doz. 35c Planning Board and Athens press announced that war way and cratering it with ai^- Neat^oral patterns homeland and the industrial heart ------^— "rV---- — iiorted today that 28 persona swing more than 10 hlHion of the sprawling Rising Sun em- Iteai rants had been issued for the ar lery-. ^ Premier -apparently were klH«l dollars up or down. It alt\de- StatP Labor Relations Russians Get RACKLIFFE OIL CO. ‘, ‘ in all color combina night In the crash at Port of rest of 150 alleged ’’leaders of the On -the southern flank ol u e Tat. Bbsrtford 1-A19I , T The twin strikes came as Tokyo Spain, Trinidad, of a huge pends on the war— and the Act Also Introduced. rcbeKion" and said three high- virtually win.er-lotind hulgu, Q**» , 79 89 Second ICank^ man counter-attacks’ . drove -. hal^ MS ‘Blaple AveaiM — ^utford Lb. Jar ’i ’ ARD tions.: radio blared reports of an Am eri Africa-bound Cllpiier. W. O. president refused to predic\ ranking police officers already 1 Peanut Butter^ 33C were in custody. ! Within Range Lieut. Gen. George 18. Palton’a can attempt to land a dlvialon of Snyder, alfllnea manager here, when the shooting'will stop*' \ State Capitol, Hartford. Jan, 9 • ’troops on Luzon, main island said reports from the scene The strife-wracked capital from Third Army a mile on a p iw e m il* 128 Ft. Roll 3andwieh T ask Fdrce in Europe or anywhere else. Bills extending the gover Philippine archlpelagb. Thla "indi|cated that 83 of thq 80 I which the laat Elas forces were front west of aaloghe.'fleli Mar- , For draperies, chair cover- \'Total Defeat Only Predictlou nor’s war powers, continuing the cleared over the Week-end. began O f Kom aron . shal von Rundslrtlt appeared to • a. broadcaat lacked Allied conflrma- persons aboard were Jost.” j " M y only predlcUon," he told to return to normal, as storekeep i be trying to blaat^opeiv communi Roll 19c lugs, mattress and pillow cov- Other New Spring Post Vi(ar Planning board and pro Waxed Paper ■ ^*‘poaalbly the twin bomber com N om^ m G u K Miami, Fla., Jan. 9- -(P) -The Cohgreas, "la that our enemies ers started, cleaning up debris left cations on the aojith to compentOta will be totally defeated before we viding for a state labor relations Auto Bo^y .ers, apron^ etc. New pat- mands of the globe-girdling 2ath crash of an African-bound Pan- act were'-,Introduced today in the by the recent fighting. Costly Bailie South oil for the loss,/yesterday o f tha l5-Oz. Can Saltesea Air Force were hacking today at lav ^w n our arms." Search of houses in the Athens Lkroche-St. .Vith road. Fabrics American clipper at Port of Spain, A t 'a momentswhen "fighting all General Assembly. and concentrations o f Japahieae aWp- Japanese Report \ 1.50 The first trickle of new business. area resulted In the seizure- of Danube Where Ger-; The (germane threw half a doaen tern-s in kiddie designs, red, Trinidad, laat night, killed at least over the globe reaches a climax of about 1,400 rifles, 80 machine-guns ping and aircraft being ro u t^ .expected to awell into hundreds of atucka agahiat"”.^erlcan and * Can fury,” li^. Roosevelt sent up his and 11 tons of explosives. mans Ti7 ing to Reach Clam Chowder 21c grebji and blue checks and from Honshu through Formosa to Transports ArriveV to eight persons and 14 others are proposals fian^g the next few French troops i. northeast Francd, Fencter Repairs 89c, $1.09 Yd. the Phlllppinei. , annual bkjdget message for the fis Stand In Mountains Expected including one powerful anuUK Reinforce First Ui|it; "missing. cal year which' atarU next weeks, came into the two houses With most o f the Attica peninsu Garrison in Budapest, plain Colors. Targets N ot Disclosed rimultaneously i^th the appoint ag^nst the French Flrat A m y •There were only seven known la cleared of Elas forceHL the Brit- Shelling Is Slackening. survivors among the 30 persons July 1. ment of the committees which will I south of Strasbourg. That ■ driya Hurf Egg Noodles With Terse communiques i»»uf<> *1 , In it, he estimated total govern said they expeetedf the in- Bulletin! rapid-fire sequence by the W ar de- aboard the 26-ton flying boat, once handle .he to make’ their next stand "irom Colmar, where Geatapb Chief ment spendiiig at 83 billions. That I Heinrich Himmler still waa bellav- partment did not disclose the pre known as the China Clipper. De The war powers in the Parnassus-Helltcon range, Moscow, Jan. 9.— (Ah — Red/ Painting By The Assoc.iated Press \ tails of the tragedy trickled Into would be the Tbwest in three years, anning board measurt*, both in Army troops have hnlldd^be ed.providing leadership ah*' In Tomato Sauce 1 It -Lb. Jar 23c cise UrgeU or the stren^h^ of ; south of Lamia. Radio Tokyo said today, with^ the airline’s cffice here early .to n 't nearly 17 billion below the corporating major recbtnmenda- big ’ German counter-nltg^ spiration, was halted a t RoaafieM the attacking air fleets. Details record spending' of 100 billion’ in It was estimated that the Elas Boott Mills o f the mlaalona w on the Rhine. ond American taak force of ISO half over. c.qsualties in the Athens' fight. , week, were introduced Irts the It was estimated a total Elas" tack beating In on the west of\ Armored Division Strike# Heavffy Yellow Eye Beans ««lved. ' , _ transports had arrived at tha ' Thf clipper .farried 17 pawen- He raUed the 83-billlon figure on Solimene & , Only Saturday plane# o f Vice 1 .. _ ^ _ S«... Wl.fl V*AU House. The labor relations i n j force of 25,000' was mustered over the Hungnrlah eapltal, front ' Despite the paralyzing atorn_ "combat zone" In the Llngaven 1 g fr* “ "A * double crew o 13. Five n guess that the war w ill require ure, subject of much controversy Admiral John 3. . McCain a fast ^ ■ passengers were among the re the period of the Athens battle. dispatches said to»lay. With •d drifts whUh Itn^ded equally Flagg, Inc. 70 billion' dollars. The other 13 in, previous legislatures, came into in 24 hours, the Soviets mny L f . Wood Go. 2 Lbs. 27c BUCK camera blasted Formosa. Admiral gulf and had reinforced the first ported dead, a . This force was gradually dispersed tha attack and the Cerman eacapA 634 Center Street Cheater W. Nimitz reported. And force, whose eacorUhip shelling The boat •:ra8hed while alighting billions are for: the Senate. ' until by Jan. 1 only 13,000 were in recapture the Initiative 1. Ordinary government ex the\U. 3. Second Armored' dlvlaU»/ B-29s whammed demolition and of the gulf coast was said to,^be in the dark and the circumatances Extension of Two Tears th< city. By the end of the fighting against the Nazis who have Phone 4496 Dial 5101 penses. Those would be reduced s tru ^ heavily at.Samree agalna^ Incendlariea onto Honshu on De “somewhat slackening." indicated that there was little h o ^ The governor’^ war pqivers. due 12>000 prisoners, of which 8,000 struck to within 18 miles of Ttom 83,502,000,000 to $3,226,000.- }o expire February 1, would be ex Buda|>esl on’ IhF northwest, mobilAand duj in German Pea Beans 2 Lbs. 25c cember 22 and 27 and ^an. 3. A part of the "second U. 3. the miBSing persona would be wei’e believed octually to have The «cond ia the Hell on Whmte - convoy,” according to the Tokyo 000, which he called “ rock-bot tended for two more years. Under reiHirts snJd. Ilqnd-to-hand Tokyo and Nagoya were the tar- found safe. Many divers are at been .Elas combatant.^, had been division Vhich won fame in N om TOWELS broadcaat intercepted by the Fed tom.” the proposal, the governor has the lighting meanwhile was work trying to raise the craft. takenN Africa... ^clly. Norman^ ai^ **Twentleth Bomber command eral Communicatlona Commission, Three ItenM Growing Fast ■power to suspend any statute Declares Re|>ort False stepped up Inside the capital.. Among the paasengers rejwrted across Fra\ce. Its c o m m ^ e r ta Lge. Bch. planea raided aircraft planU at “penetrated" the gulf, joining the which in- his opinion will Impede (A British Foieign Office com Carrots 9c a® known dead were two children, 2. Three large items which are "old gravel \yolce," MaJ. Gen..; Omura on th e , Nipponese honie "first convoy.” the conduct of the war, mentator tn London declared the • Moscow, Jan. .9 -(/P- — Ru.ssian \ Judith Carol Williams, 4, and her • growing fast— iieneflta to veter Ernst N. Ha. mon. 48” ;x .50” Prelaundered laland o f Kyushu Saturday, round Elscorting watsbips ol the sec slater, Patrv^.a Emily WiUiams, 2. ans, interest on the public debt, The life of the Post-War Plan forces driving along the north ing out the 35th mlaalon flown by ond force are reported to be ahell- ning board also would be extended (Conttnded on Page two) The battle Sampre# broke ORANGE HALL BINGO and refunds to taxpayers. bank of the Danube approached during the mor.Jng jn d raged on Lb. » C ea. Ing the MUthern gulf coast of the for two years, until July 1, 1947. Fresh Peppers 20c (Continaed on Page Four) Mr. Roosevelt said estimates within gun range today of Koma- T h i issue atlU (Continued- on ^ g e RlRfif) Japanese-held Island. for 1946 w ar costs have ranged The proposetj labor relations act ‘into the afternoon Radio Tokyo said that a "third from’ less than 60 billions to more waa identical with that introduced | rdm while a costly battle raged^ E V ^Y MONDAY, 8 P.M. Printed Lunch Ooths Quick drying hand U. 3. convoy” o f 150 transports than 80 blUiona— deoending on in the Senate two years ago. Once T o O ffe r P la n south of the river where the Ger-1 (Continued on F w * Bl'gA*) is continuing-its “westward cruis various war possibilities. again it was aponsqred by the mans are trying to reach their en- Draft Stand ■Connecticut Federation of Labor. | Admission 25c i, 1 dnd face towels. / Prior Action ing” on the Sulu aea and “ Monday 1 He hit upon 70 billions as a clr<-led Biidape.st garrison. i A sipart floral design In red and , afternoon waa sighted west o f' "tentative” figure, but "the rate Louis V. Feinmark, . legislative | To Aid Latins A three-mile, advance north of ■ HEALTH MARKET agent for the federation, said it ' tht: Danube yesterday carried blue combination. Fast color. Fine quality buck Pansy Island.” Shows Shift ^ a c t u a l spending must depend on f p REGULAR GA.MES 7 SPECIALS $1.19 Not Desired A further unconfirmed state aevelopments on the battlefronta.’' wpuld affect between 250,OCO and j Marshal Rmlion Y. Malinovsky’s towels and , Boott ment. said that "numeroua ‘Amer ^ 2’’ ..,6oAC onnecticut workers em- ■ troops to a point le.ss than seveh | Iiidiistrial and 'Coiiinier- milea from Komarom key com-1 TUESDAY SPECIALS ican "n’essels were blazing in w'a- Opposition to Drastic (Continued on Page rwo) f ployed In intra-state activities not ( Lute Bulletins ol the OP) , PLUS SWEEPSTAKES towels in all white. Administration Support tera west of Manila.” covered by the Fiederal labor re cial Post-War Pro-. munications center for the region I The Japanese Dome! news Measures in Congress lations act. northwest of Budapest. There the Treasury Balance grams to Quell Fears. Russians stood, leaaless thantha 50 ^ lles I Piem en Killed Lb. 3 5 g ers OppoiM Acting on agenev reported today that the U. ^Would Repeal Road Statute , Beef Liver✓ / 18” Prelai^ndered 3 . task force which ghelled Unga- Now Are Weakehing; , ^troduced Ir ‘ the Senate alsq east of the Atistrian border and 57, New Vork. Jaa. 9 Foreign Policy. Now. Wasbington, - Jan. #.^(45— The southeast of Bratislava. Slovak- firemen were killed and 20. othersl yen gulf, 110 ihlles north o f Ma position of the Treaaury Jan. 6 : was a bill proposing the repeal of Washington.waaningl.uil, Jan.oau. 9.—'(^O.--r —The* l- „ nila, Saturday and Sunday, began a 1943 atatiite calling for the con overcome by smoke iiiiiiiiiiliiMiiiiiiiiir534848234853534853484848 Washington, Jan. 9 Receipts, $65,954,794.16; expen United States is expected tb go , ‘“ ^ “ ‘P^tches said German Irocp.s nghling a lire In the ^ . Bulletin! \ witbd awing early Monday morn Congressional opposition to the ditures, $311,693,624.89: net bal the . Pan-American conference at . p OPENING JANUARY 15TH / Pressed Ham Lb. 45c ing under heavy air attack. (Continued ,.bn Page Eight) Brothers storage Printed Toweling Wnsfalngton, .Jam 6— (4?)— enactment of draatlc meaaurea to ance. $21,341,494,732.12. Mexico 6 ity next month with far- heart of Harlem. The *we m « Dome! new# agency said "nu- (Continued on Page Two) PreaMent Roosevelt Is aa meet war worker ahbrtagea show reaching plans for industrial an-l ______killed were on, a hose truck j Mexican and fruit pajttems ' mocli aware as'anybody elao ed new signs of weakening today. commercial dev-elopnients In Latin ^ was hurled In debris when part Lb. (Continaed on Page fw o ) Senator Johnson (D-Colo), long Muenster Cheese 39c .prints on flne quality t^ll’ "vrl toward what Seoate Majority I he roof collapsed. T h 'y w w 1 Leader Barkley (D., K y.) de- „ foe o f national service, told r ^ "'^TndMStrialization is the an.swer T V j j y a E o l ’ C’ P S Identlfleil as Albert Hartmaa a a tl ’S cloth. Hemmed on both sides'. Y “ • ' given bv officials here to the ex-1 i ^ ocribed today oe a doivnward potters he now is ready to support New Signs o f Anti-Nazi N>l!W>n Tultp. y i^f ^ p • dressmaking pressed ‘ fears of other western S trend in public opinion toward such a blU in view of Heavy ^Quality Ward Counsel i hemisphere nations that the end B H ALTERATI(WS Internatloaal' politics. Emerg- Roosevelt’s request for it in his M ak e Stand Miners Return to Work. BASEMENT 1 of the European war will put them , Ing from a White House con- message Saturday. Gerntany , I St. Charles. Va.. Jan. 6—^ I 65^ ^ # PLAIN SEWING Still Plenty of ReeUUnce I on the edge’’ of eqpnomlc disaster ------More than fiOO miners nt ^ n a ' k Tt c h e n . fereace between the president . End Arguing And while there U still -plenty by sharply reducing Anglo-Am*rl- and eoagreaslonal leaders, F i r s t T i m e in F o t i r D a ys^ . I$lue mines were back on the \ v of resistance to such a broad, over Jan 9 New and ‘ and rob fanners. Food rather than can purchases of raw materials TINKER BUILDING Barkley taidloated that heavy — loday after bfing' LIVUMROOM'.OEAM all step, legislaUon to force Selec p d S b ly .rgnificant aigna of anti- politics ia .pparcntly the maln.ob- foi munltlofts manufacture. purchase of a pack of c| gM « reliance la being -placed on a Ask Federal Judge to tive Ser\1ce registrants into essen- Gerniaiis Show IncUn- forthoomlag meeting of Mr. ■ Nazi“ reaiatance^ ■■ ------appear to oe jective of these bands. [" 'The conference will, be held from the company store « ila l jobs drew mounting support., about the middle of February, the u / itk tk U CteuH£AtoffB ijU i Full Bed SiEe' . .. » $ ^ ^ * 0 9 Roosevelt, ,, Prime MlnlaUr springing lip in Germany. Communlata Few In-N umber atipn to Offer Fight. The men quit work last Thr . ,A ‘Condemn’ Army Seiz caialrman May (D-Ky), said the State department a.inounced laat and a spokesman said the si< Churehlll and Premier Stalin Due allowance muat be made-- xhe Communists, although well House M lllU ry committee would night. The Pan-American union \vai» caused' by refusal ®* • to Improve the situatloh. ure of Store Properties for the possibility that reports on ; organized, are few In number, Rome, Jan. F AiVr with begin hfiirings on the latter pro condltiona inside the Reich’ are , There are said tr be, not more than said it will comprlM American pony store to sell clgarettea Single Bed Size ...... i . . .^ . posal tomorrow. He said the presi nations partlcipa.lng' In the war drawing five" o.ilcs from San Al- $3-49 colored ’ by German propaganda, 1 200 in Berlin.- They Operate in twos beitb in the past. two days, Ger- ihe ’ miners. Company o ~ Washington, Jan. 6— (g')— Ad- Chicago, Jan. ^ 6.— W —Mont dent’s request for the drafting of the 20 saidliairs were suspended tenspar-l but usually trustworthy private and threes, never telephoning or j effort. By that definition man forces have made a stand miniatratton supporters turned gomery Ward and Qompany coun- nurses could be -"added m an clinnelt and German newapapert writing and meeting only occa-1 countries wlilch in varying Ue- arilv MO that k system of rai Made of heavy drill with seams all bound. Will wear thumbs down today on any Sen alone: the southern bank of the ----. , ael concluded their argument in Amendment, but he did not $$y t“ S e s give thU picture; mopslly. * ate a'ction on foreign policy in ad- whether be favored such a co«w . River Reno east o f the Vnlll di Co- could be worked ouL .for years. . t . ' . . Federal court today, by, aaking 'The CommunlsU are the beat unverified reportr came across^ Argentine government exdu . vancS o l President Roosevelt’s Chalriran Taft (R-Ohlo) of the m;-.cchio '“ S-wn- Allied -hcadquar- ^ sjhave* Tab.»o uiTLimm R auisH Judge Philip L. Sullivan to "con Argentina from the conference. • meeting with Prime Minister Senate Minority Steering copimlt- organized and the moat peralst-|^j„. "border ’throughout December' ‘ iters announc;-d today. 1 “ ■*, ? p . ■» ■' *■ « (^urcbilt and Premier Stalin. demn” Arm y aeizure o f company ent element working for tee ov^* i ot di8turbar,«:e8 ;ih the Kiupp fac- Maneuver Imhoedlately ASsallt^ It waa the 'irst time in four day* ■ Columbia. Pa., Jam COMFORT propertiea under prealdential. or tee indicated members of his party Argentina had asked the Pan- were tobeo Although Chairman (^nnally throw of the Hitler regime. The | Tories by what waa called a Cpm- teu. Field Marshal Albert Kessel- | Baths and ata\ea der and to “ uphold the conafltu wou)d go klotig on the mnn-power American unlpn to consider Its ring’s troops nad shown any Incli- ’ this Sutequehanna r l « r (D „ Tex.) of the Foreign Relation need for .food causes another large munigt anti-Nazi ring. A number tlmartial law*’• and mlniatratiem, from tha White Berlin correspondent of te- B.-uth along the enUre length of W. G. GLENNEY CO. «n diah towela that will Minn.) poraiiad. efforta to llna up HouM. through the Wa» Produc around SJMO foreign workere ore conversation If not of formal dla- g. gtmteglc. Air Farce Arabulanet Strvtcf Om •! 15 poiou of **fwrl 1 added; hiding In one forest district south newspaper Uer Bund, but !• !• ,<*•* .'tupFriority** i« **P:g*'jD-lmgk"' Cakl. t awher, Momnw' Koppltea, Paiat wear for years. i ^ J W l U U c o » majority aupport behind a pro au- tion board, the Manpower eoro- stroying "ehorm'sia roountauia of (ContlBued ea Pngn Fenr> “ K the president needed of Frankfurt am Main, and. teat tag NO. Ma i n RT. ' TEL.4i4g poned affirmative ’<^eclaratioa TOf (Oaadlnoad on B | ^ Twa> MAMrN«STR$ C t i H W ' t they eonatonUy raid viUi^atorca coal awaitlhg transport. (CeaUaaeg aa Pai# F« . ’ ■ i. / ’ . ■- ' H'l m • (OaofiaMd an Pago Xvak *,(fkNi«biaMl ea Foaa ", '■ ..I." " V .'1 . a n MANCflESTER^VEmNaHERALT). M ANC» k A: . 1 ULSUAI, J OAKY 9,1945 MAWUHE8TBK EVENING HERALD, B«ANCHESTER» CONN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 194# . -
—Army bombers and carHer* •Muc Arthur''$ GuerriUdsr Island Waiits ick of Heat baaed aircraft swarmed over Lu> Annual Meet son with devastating effect-Sun- To Buy 52 Acres of Land Spopts Group ( Columbia day, the day Tokyo said American Write Letters, feed, to Fill ^ a r Jobs Filipinos Swoop Dowiy Front Hills^ To J o iii State '^ranhips. were giving the islands Furnished By west coaist n. second pre-invasion Of Red Cross For Town Water System A prelimlhary committee under toe chairnjanihip of Lionel Tan- Urges Marine ' Office ot Price Adihinlstralion aheiling. ijeliind Fuss on Labor Fight Japs With Makeshift Guns Year-Round RcHidcnlH, Gen. Douglas MacArthiir, silent gilay was hel.1 Monday evening gt ■ Hegmaai Ur|partinenl nl InlMrinntton Ration Board Staff Is lAical Chapter to Gather The Board-'of Selectmen in an _^__------—------■ on Japanese clainm that Yank , *rae price offered was consider Annual Banquet and In- O f Fishers Island Fav $A rremoiU Street. Boston, 8. MassMehasettO. executive session, last night, voted Yeoman's Ylall to make plans for . Unable to W oric as No invasion forces had bepin landing 1^19 Evening at »the ed by the selectmen as mors thaii Hom e Here on Furlougli to purchase frem CJheney B.-others the local participaUon in the In- v overnment Trying to, [{e a d S elcC tcd *Ikronghout . tha Japonoae or Annexation Action. attempts on ULngayen gulf, 1 1 0 stallation o f O fficers o f Fuel OU Cheney Tech Hall. 52 acres of land south bf the Por fair. Town Treosurar Waddell was fantile Paralysis Fund Drive. Plans Thomas Dannaher Dt oocupatloB of tha PhUlpplnaa, A } Meats, Fats, Etc. < Coal Available. miles north of Manila, said today Force Workers into; . Old Period Four and Ftva and ter reserv6ir north of Porter sulhoriaed'to draw a>cbe^ for the Cli|b Ton ig^. have been made to hold an auction Oanarol MacArthur k e ^ Ib Book Four red- stamps, Q5 his bombers hit Luson with 12S at Yeoman Hall on Saturday eve- scribes Battle Scenes; Hartford, Jan. 9— (/P) —Gov. new Period One and Two coupons The annual meeting of - Man street. This lanu was dfferedsto the amount of the bill when the proper ’3 cloM touch with • fearicm ub- through X5. No termination dates tons o f bombs. uing. Jan. 20. Within the next few War Plants and Keep^ B v IC C X l A gC TS good throughout current heating The schedule o f offlce hours for cheiitcr chapter,. The American town for J70 an acre. It extends papers are drawn. dorground Muid o f flghtlBg Raymond E. Baldwin has diaclosed "have been set; fiP A says none will Twenty-six planes Were wiped *nie annual banquet and instal oeoson. In mldweat, south and the Manchester W ar ' Price and Red Cross, will bH- held .at eight days residents of the town will re "The things tfae boys in the Selii O t h e r s f r o m Q u i t t i n g . *' — ^ FlUpinos. Hare, for the fln t that year-round realdente of be "Invalidated before March 1. to the rear of the Porte, itfeet This purchase .will give an op- lation o f officers of the Manches Pacific northwest. Period Three lUtionlng Board was upset today out on the ground and two others o’clock tonight ip the auditorium ceive poatc.irds announcing niore Umo, their hooria oagm la ro- Next series wtll'be validated Jon. or Highland Park School bdilding^ portunity for further expansion of detaiU. People' are requested to desire abovs^ everything else la letl Noirma Turkin^on Is era island, which fa .part erf toe coupons also good now and valid when It was found that there was Were shot down in combat. Three pf the Howell Cheney Technical ter division Ck/nnectlcut Sporta- \-ealad by the moa who knowf town of Soutoold, L. I „ wouldTiare 28. no heat In the State. Armory. No American land-based aircraft and Includes the brook that flows/, the water system if at any time it contribute artiilcs o f any kind ters from hunic,” declared Pfc| By James Marlow throughout heating year. Period school. Reports of officers will be men’a Aaaociatlon will take place the PMlIpploe mdergrow their Island become Connecticut a , Pro«»ssed Foods coal •fbr fuel was available at the were lost. across Porter street. ^ becomes necessary. which are suttoble for tola purpose Washington, Jan. 9—7
cal ning’s program New Yoiic asking how, if at all, morning. were agreed upon tentatively by father, Lectr-er Thomas DannaherJ men over 30, now will take them TTie evening's festivities got will be valid' h'eb. 1; must last public. nese ships were fleeing westward to the Red Cross during the past -4> during the past year and the an- P. T, ,A. in January. ' Bataan never fell. It spread. such.a transfer of territory might Wednesday: 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. The hours for the rest of the delegates from more than ^0 of Campbell council. from toe draft boardr up to 38. underway with Loula HOhentoal, three Instead of two and a half fftwn Luson. They drew the con .year is eligibis to attend and take Mrs. Raymond Lyman, Mrs. Ray Like the roots of Sl^trce Jthat re be accbmpllshcti. Thursday and Fridays: 10 a. m. Week sue as follows: lions at Bretton Woods, N. H.. last nu^ get-together is sxpected to Need for Blood Greater 2. D raft ooarda have been or .idult chairman, opening the busl- Fishers island is situated at the months. clusion the enemy clearly was part in the proceedings. mond Squler, and Donald Wood Tomorrow, Wednesday: Closed summar. And close to 10 0 members present. Blood plaotna is doing, a greatl dered to tlgnten up on -ill defer neas meeting which was held in fuses to lie oVen- when its trunk east end of l^ong Island sound nesr Snues 4o 5 p. m.' evacuating all its aiseable .shipping ward are attending sesaions o f the all day to the public. A short business mepting will take job In the caving of American! ments for men 18 to 38. the spacious gymnasium. The has been cut down, the Filipino re where Connecticut, New York and Book Three airplane stamps 1. Saturdays: 10 a. m. to 12:30 from the island's harbors. Both Britilsli Forcies SUte Orange at Hartford. Thursday: 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. place prior to the dinner at which lives in the Parific war theater,} 3. Draft boards have been told club’s temporaty chairman, Rich Rhode Island boundaries, meet. It 2 and 3 valid indefinitely; OPA noon. The annua! meeting of the Sax sistance -epre.nd underground In Friday: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Manila and Subic bays were said ’ 8^1 Billions Biiflset Office of Education time important bustsesB transac- Pfc. Dannaher said. He related an I to draft men 18 to 38 who leave an ard Hubbard, then took over and is the site of Fort H. G. Wright, says no plans U cancel any. Office telephone 5180. to be practically empty o f ships. ton B. Little Library Association thousands and millions m offshoots Saturday: 10 a. m., to 12:30 Uons wiurtake place. instance of the wounding through | easenUal or war-supporting job he asked the members to select a and is located about eight mtlea Gasoline Japanese a lr c i^ , too, were, Td Be Overhauled Enter Thebes; was held on Monday. T|ie follow that are just now beginning to noon. Giieit speakers include CMmmls- the body of one of his clonest bud without draft board approval. w m A coupons valid everywhere for The U. S. Coast Guard was the difficult to find. The carrleiy pilots Seiit to Coiigress - 1 nominating committee. ThU break through, the surface after so)itoee.st of New Londqn. Washington, Jan. 9— (>P(— Presi stoaer John E. Flaherty- o f Rock- ing officers were elected: President dies and his return later to action! 4. The Arm y has lowered Its The governor said that the prin« first service to capture a British found only 41 in the air itnd knock chosen and it adjourned to toe nearly three years of alow growth, 1 four gallons each through March dent Roosevelt scheduled a tdp-to- Hubert P, Collins; vice president, just os good os ever; to bear out I physical standards to take for spe meeting room of toe organization. - cipal reasons given by Fishers is tnai.-of-war during the war of 1812. ed down 19 o f these. Additional ^ !f * * * " Theodore G. Wraight flowering for all the world to see.- Returning to Leyte with General MacArthur, Brig. Gen. t arloa P. 21. B-5, C-.’i, B-6 and C-6 coupons (Continued from Page One) bottom overhauling of the Federal Pursuing Elas Howard A. "Rice; secretary, Clay his sUtemei.r, He remarked that! cial work 4-Fs who quit a war job Members Included Donna Boyd, land folk for d.-slrlng annexation when its cutter ’’Jefferson” cap Second Yank ly they destroyed 74 on the g.round. or the Tolland CMunty area and And the story-of how it grew can Romulo, shown here enjoying a alp front his canteen, spoke to fh good, everywhere for five gallons Office of Education today because, ton E. Hunt; treasurer, H a ^ o n E. toe need for Hood was greater now I without board approval. Edward Morlarre. Joseph Cuit- la the proximity of, the island to tured the British brig "Batriot.” probably wiped out six more and Sam Turkington local toxwi clerk. be told at last. ' Fllipinoa In h dally “Voice of Freedom’ broadcasl. each. War costs in the pre.sent fiscal he said, the draft showed that (CoBtiBned From Page O ae) Hunt: trustee. Henry B. Hutchins; than ever. 5. Draft boards were told to re lilngham. Vlnceht Genovesi, Grace When toe Japs attacked Manila, Connecticut, the difficulty of get damaged M f^ a total of 179-put schools lack "a suitable standard There will be aeveral reels of in-: members of The committee ap-' Task Force 3|ear are about 89 billion dollara. teresting sports movies in addi Rush to Attend Sefvliies examine men rejected for physical Bfown and Robert Lanz. 18 million Filipinos pinned their u ‘ tir.K to Long Island durin), most of out o f action.^Jamea aaid. Spending Expected, to Drop of elementary and secondary edu report that the government of Oen. pointed for three years: Mrs. Lil ■ Chaplains in the field sometimes I infects— toe borderline cases and way for MacArthur's landing on because the people "ij'" i j»,c year and the fact that most of tion to several door prizes that • Etejoy SoBgfest hopes on the strength of toe Uni to be collab-irating with their -con- I ■ V . •. , . — ---- .„n_ Clark Field. 75 miles north of No matter what happens— even cation." Nicholas Plasti'ras had issued w ar lian Rice and H. P. Collins. Mrs. celebrate mass as close ns 50 or 75 not those w*th obrious defects — Meanwhile an attractive and en ted States, toe meat powerful Leyte and Lieut. ’’Gen. Walter their business' is done in Connectl The office has been operating bava been donated by local mer Carolyn Rob'nson was chosen to querors were not living up to their Now in Gulf Manila, three Manila air flelds and if Germany fights on for another rants for the arrest o f Elas leadnrs chants. yards from the front line, fee said. since last February. . tertaining progT«»« wag' arranged country in the world. The United kreuger’s operation, against Min cut'. the Bntangas airdromes to the for nearly 78 years, but it never was "absolutely without founda fill a vacancy on the committee These phvsically defective men promises, he assumed moCk Inno-- Ixtng Trip to County Scat year, and a half—war spending is Othar retiring officers besides Attendance-ar religious services is and .waters west of Ma- Klein, treasurer. fn aggregate patronage of 1,457, A t first these guerrillas fought itroyed a number of buildings with building program is nearly ended, Nor has . the office ever had a tempt to discredit the Greek gov vices before d.iwn and continue urn B ig suck Sn'ung orite "Don’t Fence Me In,” and themselves ? There ’A-a.s the Filipino girl. Yay said, “ the only way people on Fish- . uila." with a total clrculatioh jtt^Z,370 Thus toe government has swung with only their bolo knives. Then Panlilio, educated at the Univer resultant fires and explosions. and our long supply linea ate fill division of secondary, or high ernment.” he declared. tR after darkness fails, he said. Norman Beauregard gave out with, So for four months they fought err island can get to their own , A scries of broadcasts record volumes. This represents 45 perm a big stick over all men betwcei\ they made their first guns out of sity pf Denver,'married to a young town and county seat Is by coming , Another flight concentrating on ed with moving supplies. schbol, education. Normally 7,- (Londqn d ;ipatches said there A contribution of $50 for the Ne some first-class boogie woogie on on— 75.000 Filipinos and 7000 : by the Federal Communica^ns central Luzon destroyed or dam anently local families and 2.’ addi 18 and 38. Getting meiv for the lengths of pipe. Their first modern mining engineer, ^ e had worked to New London and then traveliiig ; ^ K f J k a d M b Budget Director Harold D gro Catholic mission in Hartford the piano. The group all joined Americans, side by side— waiting 200,0 0 0 - children are enrolled in weiT increaa'ng indications that weapons and , their ammunition >CDmmission made no mentlM of aged rail and highway bridges and Smith put it this way; We are tional summei resident ones. The was voted st the business meet- armed services is only a srnall part in and ian g many of the popular for relief which hever came. And for a time on the Vaff of the Ma 200 miles by rail from New Lon . invasion troops attempting to high schools. 1 ■ • the Elas, w ’>o held out against the | Russians Get they took from Jap soldiers they considerable roiling stock. shifting from a "building up" to a total adult fiction circulation was tog. of toe general fUss. The draft songs of the day. flnal^ they bit the dust of defeat nila Herald, m v own newspaper, don to New York and then out land in the gulf, prevlDuSly re Recommends Reorganization Germans for nearly four years, I t Would FScilltste Invasion "maintenance" basis. 1,055, periodicals <181, and juvenile A t the conclusion of the' meet boards can get theni. PresideBt Is Chosen at Corregldor on May 8, 1942. i iciiied. and I knew her ff cll. When the Jap Long tr- Southold. ^ f 'Soadal DooWo-Dw^ ported by Japanese propugAndists. might take to the mountains and 366. To understand bow this has de In Zamboango the guerrillas You wilt like the way a few dropJ o f Holding a news conference, In the budget submitted to Con- fight ,on. ing the members o f toe council, ac 'rtie nominating committee came anese came into Manila she be "A s ihattcrs rtand now ’ he iftid, | But, one domestic /-broadcast Crippling of the Luzon airdromes Within Range veloped. go back to last May. They Laughed IzMt made guns out of bamboo. L it came a commentator for the-Jap Va-tro-nol Up each nostril promptly, n STS op* W o^ * ® * * . would facilitate any Inlraslon of Smith said of the budget and the gresa toda\ for the year begin Following the meeting of the Li companied by the members of back with the announcement that “ tne business of most all the peo- i •aid, ’The enemy will probably (The London Times said the, brary assoo'ation the Library A t toat time, because toe The bow-legged Japs laughed at erally. Putting petrAlcum or gaso- anese radio. On Bataan and Cor- thi island. The airfleld.s have war: ” We are working on guesses ning July 1. Mr. Roosevelt rec Brown-LaGa.'e circle of Columbia Norraa Turkington was chosen as pic on the island is conducted in effectively relieve distress of head colds. Commence landing from now on." Gi-eek political situation "w ould' committee reor^nlzed fo r the armed services had been built jp that and tried to tell toe Filipinos ll„P _ which they stole — in, the regidor General MacArthur would drawing Incretasing attention from —18 months ahead." ommended complete reorganiza Squires, went to the Quish Fu- the Jumble Inn president. The new Connecticut. There Is year-round It soothes Irriution, reduces swelling, Huge Convoys Spotted seem to'have grown worse.’’ ) Of Komaron year and toe following officers to peak atl-ength or near it. draft how mistaken been about hollow tube of a bamboo gun bar hear her broadcasts and kid me Army and. N avy planes as the Mr. Roosevelt, taking no chances tion o f "the basic structure of the reral home where they were led In prexy of the club- took over and ferry sei-\*ice hetw-een the island helps clear coIdKiogged nose and m ato were re-elected: Chairman, C, E. calls were drastically reduced. ihcir American "protectors.” Still rel, they would exhaust most of about my former reporter who Tokyo radio said huge Am eri with v/.ar uncertainties, said he Office of Education" so as to help saying the rosary by Rev Ttiomss the rest of the evening was spent wha an'd'Connccticut.’’ breathing easier. (NOTHE: Also helps Yanks moved up on Mindoro, island (CoBttBu4l from Page Oae) Fromvthen on toe Army needed the Filipinos did not lose faith. the air, seal the tube; -then explode now collaborating with the invad can convoys wofie spotted moving plans to ask Congress for 87 Hunt; clerk and librarian, JUra. F. Stack, chaplain i f Campbell with the members enjoying the I f annexed, he explained, Fishers prevent many colds from developing if VICKI and captured Marlndiique island the states develop more adequate Lillian R)ce. It was voted toat dur only replaccnlenta and it wanted They went into the hills and the it.with heat. The bursting bamboo ers. That Infuriated me doubly, but ...... out o f the M ^ a n a a islands, west billion dollars iff appi;opriations. of Ward Counsel council, at 'he bier o f the late Dr. facilities offered by the organiza island wotild become part of New used in timel) Try Itl Works just find in pushing their spear toward schooling programs. last reported only 15 miles north peoples’ war begen. In ali the Pa fired no shell'but it made a tenifle, I could not help but feel there was I county. Of the Philippines, and the New Manila. which 73 billions will be for the ing the winter months toe library John F. Barry, the youngest men. . . . tion. The three ping pong tables No heads are expected to fall, west of Budapest were shlfUng the will not be. ofen on Monday eve So draft boards were told to cific islands they were the only noise and it led the Japs to believe something, wrong. ! ------Follow directions in folder. V lrfR O -H M Ghilnea to the south, on Jan. war. in the basket. But the office is were used constantly as were the people who sided with the whites t. Tb^broadcaster estimated Army bom b^ swept enemy air End Arguing weight of their attack southward nings. This action takes effect Im ' concentrate on men 18 th ro u fj that the guerrillas had artillery. Then came the day when the , Bridgeport Boy Drowns Tlieao appropriations, lie said, planning on digging out and, re bowling alleys. A ll in all, a far against the Japane.se. They were there iMre at least 20 aircraft dromes In th/ central Philippines in an apparent effort to cut mediately, and the present library No Hardship for Clubs 25. to take men 26 through 29 -But their greatest weapons were American G-2, the military intclli-1 ------and throuM Celebes and the wil’ make sure Uiat th.- armed 1 assigning its present talent—it better organized program -had unique, too. in that they were gu ifecs and converted carriers, (ContiBued (rom 1‘age Oiw) through to the Hungarian'capital hourr are Fridays frdm 3 to 4 and only when needed, and not speed and invisibilrty and ambush; gence officer on General Mac- - BHdgpport, Jan. 9.— lyFl-—Quick Moluccas into the New Gulnea- forces can make adequate plans to ' has some people who know some been arranged. without experienced leaders, ■u’ith- aiMajr 210 transports, and flotillas from due west The Germans were 7 to 8 p. m. . New York.— (Ah — Gin rummy, touch the over-30 men if they - — - — the island of Arthur’s staff, gave orders toat i4-ycar-o1d Helen Solomonf/area. kce^flghting all over itie world. thing about elementary and sec said to be using "large" Unk Dancing was enjoyed with music out military plan, almost " '‘ hout I O n ju ly L o.^^ announced' at ywrshtps, tifority to enforce W ar La\)or backgammon and suto postinaes .were In essential jobs. ■ being supplied by the High school Yay Panlillo'S broadcasts were to ypstei^av saved the life of It war develops favorably, the ondary education. And it plans arms. task force which engaged M ac.^thur diaclosed meanwhile Board orders, he could have I^“**l**t communique , _v are banned in Haw Y 6rk ni^ht "this was working so well that juke box, loaned to the club by they Would cel-ibrate Independence be taken down in shorthand, daily. one child, but a second child who l^-OVfir_luads wlll.,^T)e set aside &I.S to hire some new experts. Gradually a few leaders began a-two day battle with big Jap- that Australian and New Zealand ^nd reported to Congress. 0 sought such authority from Con- .^d Red Army forces disabled o riP l'lo r A o tlO tl cluba under a directive o» Mayor In July and again in September Principal Edson M. Bailey. The Day and they let the .Japs know Thfe reason was that she was giv- had plunged through thin ice into The office la going to retain and destroyed 90 Gei^nan tanks in thal ^ * Selective Service officials salij toe to assert themselves. They were ci /anese guns oh Lingayen gulf was soldiers have taken over the Jobyi Warn* on Over-OptlniiNm gresa. Instead, he chose to as Florello LaGuardia to the police. concession counter was attractive they would celebrate,* and when •ing us information...------_ of .Tap troop Pasadena pond, drowned. Helen improve its divisions of vocation area in one day’s fighting. * policy would stand for toe rest of vilians. TiTlcul was Tomas Con- WEDDING ]iKribad as merely the vanguard of pinning down by-pa.'aed Japa However, the President caution sume that power h •nself. The The night spot tiwners aren’t ob with sandwiches and specials of fesor. Offered toe position of May and where. To prove It. on July 3 movements and , tossed one of her skits to flve-year- 4 the war unless there were ‘Un thc> fired a few rockets to. show Cg'U. S. forces headed for Luzon. nese troops on New Guinea. N^w ed that there has been "over-op al and higher education, start up- president proclaimed toe belief (A Berlin broadcast today said ' Not Desired jecting. "Glad to have an excuse fered at a nominal' sum. or In Manila, he refused it and es i-ity. It was of utmost value to us. william Lrtgovtch. son of Mr, to cut it out,” said Sherman Bill foreseen military reverses.’ they meant what they aaid. The BIRTHDAY Ths radio made no claim -of sink- Britain and in th- Solomons. They timistic speculation" . about the : a division of school .administra that lie poaaesses the power, with- Guderlan. Germqn The decorating committee has caped from the City in a saillmat. Eventually the Japs caught on and Mrs. Stpnley Logovich. and ingsley of the Stork Club. "Peo Mreiiwhlle, some men over TO, Japs marclTtd two companies to lng _ any o f teese ships. relieved the Yanks last November. possible cut in war spending when i tion and two or three more new out- authorization of Ciongreas, to Arm y chief o f ita ff and Nazi com- been busily engaged in the past The Japanese authorities entreat however, and Yay, went to toe pulled four-year-old Robert Gib ones. (CoBtinued from Page O n d ple came in, asked for a deck o f beginning to feel secure from toe stop the celebration and the F ili -fThe ^In'force 'of the enemy*’ Many tljsuBands of Japanese, Germany is crubh^i We would seize property at wllL ^ mandcr-lnechief on the eastern few weeks, painting chairs, tables ed him to come back. He replied in prison camp on Fort Santiago. bons. soil of Mr. and Mrs. Henry ANNIVERSARY well-armed and well.fe<|/ atill are make a greet miatqkc. he declared, Hopes to Discover Best Polirfes- front had i . 17 . - {cards, kept a table six hours and d r o ^ hopped around from job to a letter, reaffirming his loyalty to pinos ambushed and killed them That' was the Jap torture cham Gibbons/ to safety. Bofore she m Philippine waters, the radio j Oppo.sing attorneys agreed yes ■job or went into unessenUkl or and the piano that was given to aiM, “cmislsting >of about 150 to i . these areas. Those 10 the Solo if we under-estlnjittd the task of 1 terday that the question o f the J,"a t the w estm---- . approaches”a n o r o S s ’- toro |! SenateSemite" " " bought no llqupr or food." the club by Emil Hohenthal. The the United States and expressing all. ber. Fortunately she escaped and could reach'William, he had drown Then it hopes to be able to dis less essential work. ■The Japs cooperated with*the lolned the guerrillas. When I went MADE TO ORDER IflO vessels is doing northward mons Include tha Siith division, whipping Japniv Bud^est. The FOC recorded the But Connpily is known to'oppose wails in the main room will be at the conviction that the Americans ed, still clutching the ski. Police cover the best policies and prac- presidential statutory and consti Our war In Europe bogged Filipinos )n other ways. Their pun to Leyte with President Osmena from the Sulu sea to the Mindoro responsible for the rape o f Nan He sent u | n'ces In education. In all Aelds and tutional . power Was the principal broadcast). ianv-suchfaoy- .action-now on the tractively painted with sketchM of- would- return. That letter, now a i-ecovered his b^dy In six feet of down. Manpower began to be classic in Philippine history, was ishments and atrocities added and General MacArthur.. I heard aea," but it is atih ImpoBsible to king. Submarines: are believed to 13-billion Ion * all levels, and make them issue in lawsuit widely re grounds that it would furnish an jitterbugs- many recruits. Whole towns—merr, water. THE NEW CHARLES BAKEI T^ere was speculation here that needed badly for aome kinda of reprinted in leaflets that were from Yay. She was writing orders bell whether it is headed for Lln- supply some of p i t by-passed gar garded as a teat case and likely entering Whige for possible coun , .Over 260 Members v-’omen - and. ohiidren— moved into 1 risons. . / But he hur ^ mnuinir H fill a ' available throughout the country. Malinovsky might try to cross the war prodpetion. . dropped by aliTlane all over toe of the day for one of the guerrilla Bogus Coupons Case Continued 183-187 NO. M AIN STREET PHONE 24997 giycn gulf or "another area—for But he pm making detailed I sMr. Roosevelt told Congress eventually to reach the U. S. Su Danube from thi north and cu In try-dividing debbte. - And oil Dec. 11 8S Director Saturday night will find the the hills to join the resistance.: ^ rccommendatl^^r.B^ for war 'appro usual high atandard programs with Islands and did much to unite the leaders in toe hills. | miamt)Dpie, an area closer to Ma- that Federal aid where needed preme Court; to the German left flank/ relieve Republicans and isomr anti-sd- Aefshey told . draft boards to The Japs tried organizing the priations uritM spring. MANCMFSTIH bigger and better nights forecast people in their resistance move Hartford, Jah. 9.— (;P)—The case I frBa “should Invoive no interference 92-Page Brief Filed the pressure on Budapest. He is mintstrstion Democrats are pre tighten up on deferments for mep people into Kalibapi.'or neighbor DONT FORGET! Wednesilay Is Indittttfraops Waiv BBprrpriatlolw in a given paring to open up the foreign pol- for the coming months. A t pres ment. Bteks Wrong Hou.h« of Alphonse Slggria. .38. a Hartford with state and local control and The government today filed a reported ______to be massing heavy w e r 30 and not to permit jOb hood associations, registering all period ddn't tlncidc .with war . . , , , ^ Icv field wh?n the Senate meets W E D.-TH URS.-FR1.-SAT. ent there are 261 members in the Other lehders came from the dry goods salesman, charged with. Ehtef^Shweho spendltig. becaii.se fu n ^ obligated “ dministration of educaUonal pro- 92--page brief in aupport of lU po-I strength east od Komarom shifU unleaa they were for toe universities. Boys who w e re 'R e the inhabitants for rationing and , Issuing forged and counterfeit gas JUniraft Swarm fliUOn. i:' ai_ tomorrow. club with nearly 100 more toat to check on the people in each dis Phoenix,, Ariz.—(A*)— When a Southeast Asia Command Head In one year are r)ften sjugnt in a ' It-ihould simply m.ake good of toe war effort. serve Officers' Training Corps stu ration coupons worth ’100,006 gal DONUT DAYl^! Senator WUcy (R-Wis». wHo have signified their intentions of trict. The underground ii.sed that Over%uxon quarters. Kandy Oylon, Jan. 9.— later-year. Thus, in the fiscal year good our natinhal obligation to all ‘•Specuiors crowded the court- Thus once more, just os it ow dents., too young to be taken into burglar started to saw through lons of gasoline, was continued room, listened quietly, intently to n„«fhim„ » ««o»—Indian troops of .the British, 1944 which emied last summer, the our children.’’ lliat before last May. the list of men I the Arm y as commissioned officers. his w'lndow screen, George Wilson for two weeks under bonds o f j JELLY DONUTS Dozen 28e the lawyers forensira possibility of carrying his attack tration moves in the international eligible for the draft extended and President Turkington is anx- j lived in a- house, the Filipinos iipiartera, Philippines, Jan. 9—(/P) 34th Athfiy have entered Shwebp, record amount of 128 billion dot- lous to secure any addiitional mem- |I but Intelligent. Inforoacd and $1,000 by U. 8. Commissmner W il Sewell L. Avery, chainnan of toe I S " / t o e direct road to fleld, has asked for time to speak. the way from 18 to 38 buii oiic So would move, in two more froiti an reached out and rtabbed him. U 46 miles north of the big upper j “PP'-uprieted for ail ^ r - . e bers who ore Interested In join I toughened by sports, soon showed was just routine stuff for George. liam J. Wholean before whom board of Ward’s, and several of t ‘ He recently/was appointed to the official explained: - that thev had enough military | other house, register five and draw Burma city of Murdalay, a S o j U t l K T t o t a l spending was only H H H IIIHI i r U l S C iSiggia was arraigned yesterday. | 1 his executives were grouped to-1 Captured Air Field Foreign Relations committee. This neW change—boosting me ing. training.in toeit ROTC courses to | ratiems for them all. Al\vnya there He's a policeman. fU t^A jiia' oommand commvuitque 95 blll'on. ' And in the present ^ fls-\J Senator, Wheeler (D-M ont), cur The Jumble Inn’s by-laws have gether. Another, group included The Red Arm y already has be- '''-.age limit of draftable men again— organize resistance. 'TTiere were w'cre five men when the Japs came Persbnal Notices announced today. cal year 1915, appropriations arc t j rently chief critic of Mr- Roose been distributed to all members ; Samuel Wblchok, might not net many men for toe perhaps 1500 of these university to check, and always the same expected to be 97 billions while For WAC Branch Internationat l fluh operating f- „ i f at - least one velt’s dealings with other nations, and Wednesday night the Youth Enemy positions at Kin-U, 15 president, and other offlclala o f the d i i ^ but it would tend to keep men who went into the hills to names ahs'wered. But the five men spendl.ig is lOf, billions. air field in the newly captured ter is ready to read a stack of tele IS Council will meet wnto several would m ary tinv.'S be different and miles northw e^,of Shwebp on the No New Taxes Proposed . OIO United Retail, Wholesale land ritory east of Komarom, Stormo- nun in their jobs and that was the fight toe Japs. ’ Card of Thaaks grams. He said thei)e commended In moil itnM« ihembers of the Advisory ..Board the Japs were no wlier. Myitkyina-^-ah( alay railway, were Mr Roosevelt proposed to new viks and ' two engined bombers purpose of toe change. It would be impossible t6 name we wial) to thank e)l oiir .lelchbon aUo captured; the bulletin added. Ms demand that the Allies drop bonol rok ol hn toiw - TTien came the mid-December and render a final decision. , Japs Frightened u d friende fpr ibe tpmjny de<»de of tax legislation. But he e.stimated were said Jo be flying fro n there Miss Marion Tinker, director of tnem all. *>ut when Gen. Douglas It-W as reported that two vital t: lighter of ‘,ti and Mrs William and ^ Ifo rm e d eroiin inelbnlH the unconditional surrender de Mtkftol COfOOtl set-back when the Germans coun- jifacArthur paid tribute to the ’ the beautfful floral pieces that under present tax laws, the ^ a y against the Budapest-bound mand and lay down specific peXce the "Y ,” has given valuable laid Soon the Japs were afraid to go at (he time of the dpftth of our itster, rokds connecting China and Bur A Keith'of 1 Charter Oak street, I Maj. Gen J o i ^ W. B y ro ^ ^ ter-attacked. That cost us heavy gfuetrilla flghtera who had tflken into the country and they stayed I"- of her Darents. hav- . ______... ------mllU Germans-below the Danube. terms to the Axis. to the youngsters in their quest . Mary L. Doyle. / ma might be opened soon tu the # casualties not y «t announced. control away frOm the .Taps on in the towns. When that happened fn to $41,300,000,000 ing received »n, honorohle medical tary manager at Ward’s, and mem-' Capture of oeven towns _ put W ill Not Be Unduly Crtticsl for a first rate organization and «. Nellie end Catherine Dovle, result of- a race between tw o road- hers o f his staff. .Perhaps this was toe "unfore eight Islands, he named Col. Ru- the Filipinos started coming into J w p h end Timothy . Doyle. ; Malinovsky’a forces astride ‘two likewise Senator Vandenberg It ^ a s been through her untiring building teams. ’Thfa heesus^^n'^' a . | flisfharge from the Woman’s Army Although opposing counsel ex seen military reverse” mentioned perto K^gleon. leader on Leyte, the towns and doing their ambush V*. ! i7 ® reduced War I corp.s, after 16 months’ service, iroads leading i . er* ' „nd a rail-, (R-M ich) has be^n pounding out efforts that toe 0,000 over the members, toe proceeds - of which your hand in advance." "to every worker. He has no way nell stage. By means of a sqreen, ing and breathing caused by Hospital Notes naUonally.and "threatens to'break PLUS: "FolooBe la HoUywood" 3. Sturt on -high/until active coSoking present year. • will bs used for the benefit o f toe ofSriUng whether he’ll be drafted he will keep secret the Identity of spasms of Bronchial Asthma 2. Rtftnle use e f burners as you would down the stnietuie set up by the Oar eipert carpenter* 1. Keep even- and suriace units cleans It MORI ARTY BROTHERS 2. Veterans’ benefits — $2,623, community. Mrs. Edward Pen- if heleaves hla war job. Before he those -who some up with their brought such striking results that the'spsse tire on your car. It will prolong begins . . . then reduce best It’e s good President and Congreoa to aotUe aluha who was appointed chair are now available 'for any food or liquid spills on open coil type of. idea to use covered utensils. This short* ‘*On the Lever At Center and Broad Streets OOO.OIX), mote than twice as. much To Offer Plan ' jumps he’ll have to ask himself: problems. y ‘ \ Its' fame quickly spread over Eu their life. Surveys show left fiunt unit is as this year. That figure is going Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Mil labor disputes and agaiiwt inflation man, and her committee w ill'm eet W ill I be drifted for this? Anthony has long been noted foe and all typeiftH home re- surface .unit, shut off current and reasoyd ens cooking time and helps to save .pte* rope. Now Introduced in the Unit used 90^ of toe time. Are you overwork up and up. The president said the dred Johnson, - East Hartford; o f wages and prices,” and "thieat- Friday evening to discuss d tails, his abifety to analyze personal residue with- soft brush. Flat-bottomed ens the prosecution of the war.” ed SUtes aa Del-Bin. This prepa pai re and alterations. dous vitamins. . ° ' full impapt of the veterans' pro Paul Stankevitehy, Bucklond; and oet a date for toe parties.' To Aid Latins problems, particularly thoM o f a ration contains,toe same active in utensils are suggested for beet efficiency. - ing iL too? ' ’ Ball, asserting that ‘'a reign of Estimates cheerfully gram won’t be felt .Until future Mrs. Jennie E. Nichols, Mansfield; TVe luystcry prise donated by marital nature, and to give helpful gredients and aids as a palllatlro martial law” has been, set up at . V,../ ______ivnTi Electrical Furnace given. ^ (Tiarles Paterson, 26 Pine Hill years, ', Leo Beauchamp, woe won by Frank (OsattMMd froilB Page Ose) advice to toe people concerned. He to ease gasping, choking and toe 3. Tax refunds—$2,725,000,600 Street; John Pallein.' 24 North toe Ahny-controlled Ward plants BramWy. is toe founder ot toe Morltel Rela feeling of auffocatlon that often an increase o f $556,000,000. About Fairfield street. and thgt t.he aelzOte orders ate be After toe buainCM meeting pieno WED. AND THURS. Source of Blaze tions Institute ^ d ^le Radio Good times accompanies Bronchial ^"th - I S F O R ZERO ing carried out by threats and in cuoaioh at toe conference will ■ one hiliidn dollars viill go to Indl-- Admitted todpy: ^John Unites, eelectlonB were enjoyed end re- w in Hour. mo. CauUon: Use'only os di timidation, said the President’s toe case of Argentina. Wm. F. , . . . A mere nothing! But a few zeros vldOals because the withholding Tolland turnpike. freshmenta were eenred by Mrs. rected. The Montrdse Sales C a , DlArhorgM yesterday; Stegbro effidt was unconstitutional. He -Thill political controvetey I W A g W t e West Haven, Jan. 9— (flV^Flre on the end of a liability Judgment may tax (Wll have taken more than toe carl Peterson, Mrs. Russell Qoch- ierved to qbscare the fact that Inc., D ep t 6I-E,. Montrose, Ctellf.. proper amount of their income I lUt, 105-Spruce street; Mrs. W al maintained that It-vIolaUd "com Marshal Daniel R. Hazard sold te anxious that all luff^rere from Johnson * 4 mands of Coagrsss," and aand ron, Mrs. WUllam Mehl o r Mrs. toe conference will bs one o f the Jlerchant Victim 'i . wipe out the savings of a lifetime. In taxes. (Other fndivlduals will be ter Laaki and daughter. East lost night that an electrto furnace Bronchial Astoma Spasms Uy tote Brpad Street' W LB orders are not enforiseable. E E. Theriault most import^t ever held in,this haa been tos source o f a blaze sure— and tiarrj’ adeqiiate limits. paying the government for the op Harlfpid; Mrs. Gladys Steiner. preparation. They will send a 11^ TEI,f:PHONE 7126 but jtre advumry. He said the hemisphere. It probably w ill coot' which , early Sunday morning poslte reason.) * Push Hill road; Richard Cbetelat, Of Heart Attack erai supply Free to anyone who Ol UoU Arthur Ayere company’s operations have not SeeUe- Return ef Watcfe toe pattern of post-war political swept ^ A. F, Holden Oo. war Refunds to Oorporatlons 329 Caiter'street; Conrad Jans writes them. If you v^h. you Oumufry - foi “H on^ly, It’s the Best PoUcy” sen. 11 Avondale rood. been detrimental to tlie war effort and economic rdlationn for gener- plant here doing damage of from « t - Tl(p rest of the refunds will go SOnU Fe. N. M.—PT)—Ora may seild 10c to cover maUIng and Discharged today: (Tharlea os toe firm is not engaged in pro oUona. 1300,000 to •400,000. New Haven, Jon. •.—(»)—David » • to corporations. For example one Stumpff bos .flied on - embsssle- mm handling. >- Send fdr it ,today, billion dollars will be set aside be Warren, RFD. RockvUle. duction or manufaeturlng for war. OsM srM d Ahmrt Futw e FRANK w w Ten tom of nitrate and quant) B. Gamble, 71. hoed o f the Gamble Clarke Insuraace Aaeiicsr ment complaint against • watch VlrtMcOy every country to the ties of ammonia, used ■ tn making Desmond company, Inc., died at 8L cause the law provides for 10 per repairer. He toinke It’s time he 175 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE !I665 cent refunds of excess profits taxes Bob on Stodeat Riding £ m s of PolBto Hurts- Mpst south, now Is deeply . conoerned heat-treating chemicals, fed the rR^dioers hospltelTost night. pk. his Elmepieoe bock. H e says about Its .future existence. With flames, Hazard sold, apd caused a He wee stricken Friday with after the war. be hasn’t had Ms svatdi irince he Aurora, lU.r- UP) —Unemployed' , Okloboma City -(ilV'^Ths^ thief the war's. \end oU face ffeeply de MSMC.,’ aerlre of sacploslOMr which shatter heart attack while at hte Cfliapel r f 8 ALL IN KNOWING HOW In the forefront « f . the presi- took* It in to have it- fixed, 28 school children in tola city of S0.> who stole s 15-pomid Jism' from clining purchases, f a l l i ^ produo^ ed windows for blockf around and street deportment store. 4. Have ft chocked eccatienully. Your months Lots nf things look easy untU you ^ _ 5, Moke full use e# yeur even. Plan .000 ore banned from riding buses Dave Cleveland’s icebox can tk>n, skidding Wages and toe kind which bouM be heard fo r 10 miles Gamble 'wee a nativ» of New 4. Dhn’t use tee much w ater. Only • range was built to test. Howsvet. sbouid I IIB II I I I I ■ I II II X I. II ■ » to do them yourself. T ^ e the mslter your meote m advance. Rooet your SMet. t'ram 4 to 6 p. m. dolly under on square himself, with no questions of economic conditions that lea-i Aftemns F. Holden head of tlie York, but received hte education «rf planning ypur Insurance program. t minimum amount of water in a pan is it require repairs, have it checked imme* asked, by moiling Cleveland, 75 ra Gardeuer’s Friends •team your vegetabtee, and bake your des- Office of Defense Transportation to politicsl upheavals, unless Cempony sold teat night bs wss in tote city, graduating from Tote Do you know what extended coirfrage eecesBsry in cooking vsgeteblea The tees dtetely by a reGsbte eerrieemsa. Dent, order by Administrator W. H. tion poii)ts. ’’I didn’t mind tht cost aeriiing a temporary plant which aert in the oven at the eauM time. Ife os Toads ore ar. asset to iuiy veg countar-measures are Ukeip MMSET'CAISONaom University in the class of 1097. should be ,added to your fire Insurance Water you uae. the more «M1f, TUESDAY. JXNUARY 9, 1918 iim need, are oonslderod hero to come Lome'Budget within the lend-iease definition of contributing to the war effort and Clipper Crash Below Zero were therefore approved. Lecture Topic The Russians accepted this ex Riess Warns Nazis' Are Waging ly, one lend-lease official said to Kills at Least Marks Hil day, that no arrangement oould bd 'Nntrition Series Speak* made to give them civilian capital goods on straight lend-lease. Sup- , New Large-scale War of Nerves Persons Fast Moving Cold Wave er Next Week to Be pllM which were ruled out were those which take a long time to was infested by G^man spies In (Oonttnned.. ffom Page One) In Midwest Spreading —Economy Expert. build and might not be finished Curt Riess, international. Jour X ' -.x _ nalist knd author s f Such beat Belgian uniforms \or civilian .. 1 until near or after the end of the children’s mother, Mrs. Into East anil South.1 F selling books as "The Nazis- Oo clothM. Moat of these, spies were war and those which would have M m audjm K. Button, who wlU Underground” and ‘Total Elspion- captured, some already ^ o t Margafot Elizabeth Williams, 28, a very long life in civilian produc d^ong the missing, and'the bo the oj^akcr TuMdny '•vonlns, Sjge” which have forecast happen ' On the face of it, iV seems By The Associated Press tion. The Russians were told that rather, Chanea ^ n a ld WlUiSma, Temperatures plummeted to be-l Jen- 16, at the third In the aeriea ings inside Germany with uncanny strange that the Oermank acted 29, and another daughter, Nancy If they wanted those they would accuracy, is in Europe on assign low sera marks over s wide aec-| ^ «C lectures sponsored by the Red have to pay to- them. so clumsily that most of thevsptee Lpu, 7, we're among the survivors. ment from NEA Service. The and aabeteurb ,not only Nvere tion o f the midwest today and tha \ _ Nutrition Conunittee, Transmit Alternative Formula The family Hvea In Rio de JSneiro. Weather bureau aald the fast mov-| Home Management Specialist foUowdng is one of m series of his caught, but that Belgium M d A survivor v sa listed as EMgar The Russian., acepeted this ex dispatches which will appear ex ing cold wave was spreading Intol the University of .Connecticut planation, it was said, and traM- France-vWere thoroughly alarme^ Prado, 22, of Sao Paulo, Brazil, the east and'south. clusively In 'The Herald. and are- now on a wholesale man 1927. Ono of her proJe<^ mitted to Moscow the alternative who auffered head and back ih- The ley blasts,' soomtng out o f hunt. ’ But if alarming the Allies I has been work on' budgeU and formula. This formula ly based on Juriea knd has been hospitalized. western Canada on galedlkel household accounU, in which she By Curt Riess was the real goal of the Nazis, the theory that any capital goods Copyright 1946 by Curt' Riess InveeUgstora Oo To Scene winds, lay a path of frigidity over I ' 1/ has been helped by women living in they succeeded. That' this was the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wiicon-I which the Russians can get now their goal is indicated'by the A speclsl plane bearing Civil both urban Cnd rural sections of will be useful U the war effort in sin, Iowa, . parts o f Michigan, | . the sUte, who submit records an* London.—For the last fortnight German broadcast to Belgium in Aeronautica authority and Pan- stepping up their production and American investigators 16ft Miami northern and central niinols, and| Bually to the University. In aiialys* ar reports have been full of which the population was asked northern Miasourl. tng these records she has uncover- that since no on,, can say when the to flee for its life "before you are early today for Trinidad.*’ war will end all the capital goods cases of German spies, saboteurs Tha clipper was coming into Sub-Zero Readings Forecast ' sd valuable information as t o how slain by the onrushlng Germans. Temperatures were failing In I Connecticut w’omen are spending they want may be ordered under and fifth columnists. At first Don’t stay in your towns and vil Port of Spain about 9:15 p. m. lend-lease. , Sffien it craahed. It had lef . Miami the east and south, too, but the full I their mcmey. glance it seems the Nazis now arc lages. German armies are using force o f the cold wave. Forecaster I Her talk on Tuesday evening will However, this is described gs reaching the . type of spectacular a horrifying new weapon. Not a at 6 a. m. yeaterday en route to merely a means of getting the G. L. Cahsday In Chicago aald, not be sUtistical. She will, how- single human being will remain Leopoldtrille, Belgian Congo, and would not strike over those areas orders going and credits set up In romantic underground warfare alighted at San Juan, Puerto Rico, I '•vor, deal with the problem of the that preceded actual war during alive where these weapons are until tonight and tomorrow. The ( /wisest disposition of each family’s a practical way and if the Rus used.” yeaterday afternoon. cold v/eather extended aa far tncome, which, in many c.iscs, has sians want the* goods they must the thirties. The impression of "Salvage operations have start this reporter is that there are too Surely if surprise was intend south as Texas and north Georgia, . X 'X ’ ' been greatly increased in recent agree to pay fot all of them under ed and Navy divefo are preparing with below freezing predicted over ' V' ■' years. In connection with her dis- whatever general lend-lease set many spy cases to be taken bona ed, such broadcasts would not to raise the wreckage,” aald fide. It is my belief that the have been made. The intention of a wide section of the south. Sub > v X .’. CUMion of budgeU, for couples, for tlement is finally made. radio message irom the scene. zero readings were forecast for femllies wiih growing children, Nazis now are waging a war of a war o f nerves is obvious in the ' It wss the second fatal crash nerves on a large scale, trying to Ohio, western Pennsylvania, west ' and for single persons, there will enormous propaganda the Ger |or Pan-American Atrwaya In five intimidate and rend the jittery mans make everywhere, for the ern New York and the New Eng be an exhibit of sample budget months. A tmsller flying boat had land states. - books for keeping household ac Allies. 1 also bellev^the war of new V-weapons which, according Best Gift nerves will continue during the to them, are V-3 rockets of un a takeoff accident at AntlllA Cuba, The strong winds and snow and counts ind an opportunity to work last Aug. 9, and 17 persons died. coming months to an unheard of believable force, though smaller sleet over the midwest area which nut budgets for tjrpic"! faniilles. The China Clipper first wqnt In scale, probably with new secret, than V-2. Agalh, if the weapon had impaired travel yeaterday, had A color ind sound tpoving plCr Is Plasma to service on Pacific routes in 1935. abated today as colder weather weapons of psychological warfare. were supposed to surprise. It ture, "Maklhg Ends Meet,” will be At the time :t t as one of the larg struck the section. The colde shown in conlunctipn with the lec* What have, the recent weeks would not have been described so area was in northern Minnesota, brought? There was the story Of painstakingly by the German est used by any t ' line. tore, which will be hold in the par* No Matter What Other It kras placed Into service last with a low of 23 below at Intehia- ish house o f the Center church at two Nazi battalions disguised as staff. tional Falla and Bemidji, and -19 8 p. m. Tuesday evening. All inter American and British forces para \ Hope to Oeate Panic iptember to Inaugurate the Things Are Done at Miami to LeopolCvillc service. at Duluth. - ested persons are cordially urged chuted behind our lines with the More examples could be given, Park Falls. Wla., ahivered in to attend. 'There is, o f course, no Home, Blood Counts. purpose of killing our most im but all prove that the Gerihans Unwinea Known Dead early morning temperatuiea of 17 WHY * 5 MJ admission charge. portant officers.' Accounts said are less Interested In surprise German caption on this photo obtained through a neiitrsd eoaree w ye The sdfhne reported that the below. It was -13 at Snulte Ste. CiviUsna h en at horns buy War that they carried vitriol and other than in shocking the civilian pop young soldiers are being' taught to use antl-Unk arms at short range. crewmem^toown dead were Capt. Marie, Mich.; -9 at Mason City, Bonds, glvs monsy to war funds poison to throw In the Allied ulations behind our lines. Their Instructor Is Major Ktesgenf who holds the Iron Cross for having de L. W. (Tramer, a pilot, and T. J. la,, and eight below at Rockford, -^^ction Seen and do Red Cross work. These are officers’ faces, ’This supposedly hope of c r e a tw panic and thus stroyed five tanks in “hand to hand” fighting. To back waning Fleming, rw o operator, both of ni. Chicago trampled ove:'- freahly Just a few of the ways to back up was only part of an elabbrate creating difficulties for AUed arm armed might, however. Germane are engaged In a large-scale war o f Miami. ’ '''X fallen anow m aero temperaturea A ftw Meet the fighting men. But the greatest scheme of sabotage and murder, ies Is not entirely unfounded. The nerves, threatening increased use of terror weapons. " Known to be\safe among the and the mercury was atlll sinking personal contribution that can be « Spies Captured population of Belgium and France jw members ware Capt. C. A. at 6 a. m. Zero temperaturea were made to those mea is a pint of A captured document allegedly still remembers fifth columnist Goyette, Capt. S. K. George, and reported in Uie Kansaa City, Mo„ apprehension, and therefore It is pelled i^anes, both of which are region. * iv mote than our fighting O f Leaders blood. It is especially personal proved that two months ago Eng warfare and wholesale . treason doubly necesmry for the public J. W. Morse, operatlws engineer, \ ■ possibilities. Allied intelligence mU o f Mlani. \ Six Die Here in Snow Storm now that it Is possible to dedicate lish-speaking Nazi soldiers were after 1940. People who believed to understand the real purpose the contribution to some one in the reports here. Perhaps, however, a Missing crewmen, all hf Miami, New England awaited the cold (Gaatbined from Fbge Ope) recalled from the front for train themselvea liberated for good may behind the new Nazi maneuvers. armed forces, with your name and new U-boat warfare and a come were Capt. E. A» ^erry, i^ ot: C. wave after the season’s heavi^t ing for this special task. Ameri plunge .into utter despair, believ Perhaps the Nazis not only back of tbe Luftwaffe must also snow storm, in which oeraonh died.' his right on the label which is can uniforms supposedly were ing the woixt, though actual Ger hope to influence civilian morale M. Rogers, Junior pilot; A. Moore, r is in g discussion In New Guinea. Short- pasted oh an overseas plasma be relegated into the territory of navigator; W .' A. Koser, flight Falla of from five to 7 1-2 inches thereafter Army troops of the taken from American prisoners man successes are far from Justi on the continent, but also to di were recorded. package. psychological warfare. In any engineer; J. Feisom, flight en; wuthwest Fadfle command In- who were stripped, then shot. fying such panic. But nerves of vert Allied attention from an case, we must not make the mis Weatern New V ork was heavily Every donor who contributes neer; O, L. Qlaen, radl6 operator ' “'" o t for vietoty • ^ “ X p ' t o e X o n d s . vaded the Hollandia area of Dutch Special courses were held for 1945 no longer are what they used other offensive, such as a possible take bf 1939 and 1940 in letting laden with m ow --30 Inchea in New Guinea—supported io r the when the Mobile Unit of the Hart blowing up bridges and fupply to be before. new U-boat war or a comeback A. Reyes, stWard, and A. Aseve- some areas—following last night’a ford Blood Donor Ofenter is here on oUrsslVes be terrorized by Ger do,. steward. ^ ^ k k ^ u v i n g b o n d s , a n d k e b f Brst time by Naval units of dumps, etpi ' Belgium i^pposedly There is no panic yet, but great of the. Luftwaffe based on Jet-pro man pronouncements. fall of two inches, whUo light anow Nimlts' command. Friday, January 26, will have the Listed as a survivor was a pas was forecast fOr New York City :l The second meeting, with Prest- right, if he so desires, to inscribe senger, Anfois Shaw Mackey, 53 Cistton will be held Thursday eve today followed by colder weather „ ' dent Roosevelt' sitting In, was st one of these labels, making the sion. stay where you are or go Lattingtown road. Locust, L. I., An.etica-fo.J't^^^ But that * y Y O U BU Vl _ ------ning with Mrs. Grace Brewln. Child y of 7,500 work Honolulu In late July. *nte n et- donation a very personal thing. Rockville Release Rules about your business. N. Y. .. ers and 1,500 pieces o f equipment - fleet In the next few weeks ex- ’The terrific battles being waged Hygiene Nurse of the State De 5. —Do not use the telephone un Unreportsd Passengers b o n d s •nu. V IC TO R _ Bonds no to partment of Health, as the speak were utilised to cleanOie metrop ' tended its carrier task force in Europe naturally make sveyy less you nee—A <3erman' Mrs. Helen Msgnin Whitlock, of northwest winds of from 25 to IN A ^ "landing on that central Philippine of a U. S. Medical Supply Depot in rink announces that when a "red 35. bis wife. 35 miles an hour. bdand. Hawaii. Giving out the j>lasma is crease of Over S6,000 flag" Is displayed, it means the ice Junkers 88 was hit by a Los An Hartford, Jan. 9—A set of In geles streetcar. A ^Tap Zero de Robert Allan WhlUoc'k, 5. OR security New Blown Struck part of his Job, and the quantities is not suitable for skating and it \Rlchard Thomas Whitlock, 3. Of Those of 194S- will not be permitted during such a structions to the public on what to veloped engine troj^le. And a Ger- Since the belatedly announced used for wounded men being sent W dey Msgnin ^Jttoekj^ .^ azi ForCCS ° third meeting between the two back there from Pacific areas are period. Jo in case of a robot ; or rocket msn Focka-Wulfe, being flown Webster Homer RowellTTT; of - Aes-etar commanders, fleet forces lo great that he and hia co-work RockviUe, Jan. 9.— (Special) — Checking Walks bomlp attack was released today by here from Wright Field, Dayton, 290190S\ Garber street, Berkeley, <3sl. have struck new blows in direct ers hav«C~Worked day and night The postal receipts at the Rock Members of the Police depart Jne Connecticut War Council. Ohio, was grounded by engine Mrk, Janice Droste Rowell, 24, Make Stand 1 / ,nnd diversio.-iary support of Mac- without sleep to keep up with the ville post office for 1944 set a ment cheeked sidewalks in both state War Administrator Henry trouble at Vandalia. Ohio. So three hia ' 'H * V ‘Arthur’s push through the Philip-' demand. Several hundred "Waves’’ new high of 367,850.65, according the business and residonti.il sec B. Mosle said the instructloha hi^ enemy planes won't engage In a The ttowells were on their way pBies towards the key island of are being sent there to ease the to the report of Postmaster Saul tions of the city on Monday. Such been prepared in accordance with mock fight with three crack Amer to Rio de Janetra where Rowell (OmttnnriS From Page One) Litton. situation. Peiser. The business showed an checkups are t«lng made follow a vote of ^ e CIvllicA Protection ican fighter craft at the municipal wu.connroted with the airwaya. the Senlo river fron t Ehiemy 1.^ , The Navy announcemmt, which To make appointments now for Increase of 36,352.55 over that of ing each snow' storm, and when Committee which considered the airport. The affair was to have pwmnger reported as Was as silent as MacArthur'S com- the January 26 visit, when a grbat- 1943. that total being 351,498.10. necessary walks are ordered clean situation in a meeting Saturday. been a feature of NSCTs "Army known dead was Sylva,. David troops hold deep-dug positions Bianiques about abrill Japanese ly increased quota must be met, The business by qusrters was ed. “ The War Council,” Mr. Mosle Hour” program Sunday. Broder. 52, W ^ ed, of 187 River along the west slope. dnlma that an invaalon force was call Mra Louis Custer, 3017. as follows; First quarter, 313,- said, "docs not have any official In side drive. New York city. Patrolling increased aharply on off Luson’e beaches, said Nimitz 430.23; second quarter/ 313,387.58; formation that would indicate that the Fifth Army’s right aector ^ Harmony for Aasembly Whitlock, aXmiaalonary for the southeast of Bologna, and there 1/flew to the Philippines for the De- third quarter, 312,368.20; fourth Trolle}- Found Abandoned robot bombings are more likely to Africa inland mlsalons, was tak- - oaniber meeting. was limited action in ' the center. quarter, 316.664.64. 'tliere was a occur at present than has been the Indianapolis. — OP) Harmony ng his family , fo Uberls. He was accompimied on the Draft Stand Yonkers. N. Y.—OPy— A vexed case for some time.” On the other One group from the 861at regi --t;v •r'l:'**- • substantial Increaqb in the parcel marked the opening o f . the 1945 ment met heavy rapoaitlon near ; trip, which also included previous- l»o8t business dqrlng the year. Yonkers railroad company report hand, he said there has been in HnnUiq; Deaths announced visits to Saipan and ed in the early moihlng to police: Indiana Oeneral Aasembly — the Barchettareast Rsuto-65, Showg Shift The amount of cancellations diir^ quiry as to what should be done in Indlansip<’'MB Symphony orchestra I': Guam, by Rear Admiral Forrest Ing Chrlstmaa week was about "One ot our trolley cars is miss the case o f an' attack, and the in- An intensified cadmalgn of edu >: Sherman, his,chief of staff, and ing.” Then follov/ed a flood ' of gave legislators a concert in the More Hazards at Homs the same, 200,000 as last year. structiohs were issued to answer statehouse. * cation In safe and seMlble u se,of -ft**' a Comdr. H. A. Lamar, his aide. (Continued from Page One) calls from irate suburbanites. Bell these questions. r .S.:N ' ■ Vernon Fire Department firearms, conlucted conserva Portland, Ore., At t^iS^ Sherman naa met MacArthur on clanging, the trolley had whizzed The instructions follow: :/\ether occasions as an emlsMry mission and the senators and rep There will be a meeting of the in unscheduled flight through' a 25 Change Minds tion divisions, ha's greatly reduced end of a busy day as a window ' X . Vernon Auxiliary Fire department W’bat To Do In The Cue 6f A from Nimitz’ headquarters.. He resentatives responsible for the half-dozen communities and later the number or fatalltlM duHng washer, Levi Anderson srrited * * Pi y. this evening at eight o'clock at Robot Or Rocket Bomb Attack recent hunting periods. '\Coopera- Vlaited MacArthur'S headquarters legislative program to make It was found abandoned 15 • nilles ?.—These bombs may fall with St. Joseph—(/P>—A new Spirit hpnie and was put to work by the on.Hollandia twice in connection clear to the public," Austin said. the firehouse in Vernon Center. from Its car barn. The ghostly of love and understanding has tion of. many' ot the conMrvatlon nHssus, helping with hpuaehold Included in the business will be out warning. Air raid signals' may and farm youth organisations, the chdrea. A few minutes later he . ’X" ':} ^ .wtth the Philippines campaign — The Austin-Wadswortb nation motoriuan apparently knew trol- or may not sound prevtous'^ to ap fluttered down on Saint Joe. In the flrst time to present the plan al service’ bill died in both houaea the election of officers for the .ey cars well enough to negotiate the 37 divorce hearings scheduled. newspapers and radio eommentS- ivas'rushed to the hospital He had coming year. attack. Be On The Alert, ' tora, wsre aspevially helpful rad cut his brad—while washing a of Admiral William. F. Halsey, last session after hearings extend several electrically operated 2.—If a bomb Is seen or heard 26 plaintiffs changed, their minds commander of the ’Third fleet, for ing over many weeks which re Rebekahs InstaS switches. and asked for (Usmissala. , effective in the eampaign. window. ^ _ The officers of Mayflower Re- approaching, dive ./behind - any Invasion of Leyte. flected stout opposition In Con available protection- or lie face - Nimitz, the announcement said, gress, particularly within the Sen bekah Lodge will be installed this evening in Foresters hall with Expensive Recipes dov/n with one arm under your j ; also made a courtesy call on Ser- ate Military committee. forehead and the other one'acroaa ) >' glu Osmena. president of the pro- Migb Alter Attitude District Deputy President Mrs. AUce Kington and her .ataff as In Kansas aty— A Kansas the bach of your head--. t’;. visipnal Philippine gqvenunent, at Senator Johnson, high ranking 8.—One o^/the moat dangeroua his temporary caplUl at Taxloban stalling officers The following of City school teacher took a\vaca II ' ■ ‘ member o f the committee, said features o^ robot bombs la flying on Leyte. President Roosevelt’s "clear cut” ficers will be installed: Noble tion trip to New York clt^last Grand, Mrs. Elsie Miller; vice glass. _y]^n receipt of an air request might altei the commit summer and enjoyed som o de raid watning, or in .ease of con tee’s attitude. grand, Mrs. Ruth Hemmeler; > re licious cake and icing at a widely i-Reds Ponder cording secreAry, Mra Alice tinued bomblnsa, seek the neareat "Thia UT war and Congress ckn known Manhattan hotel. Return shelter, get indoors away irom the not afford to deny the administra Kington; financial secretary, Mrs. ing home, she wrote to the hot^\ EUiiabeth Hewitt; treasurer, Mrs. hazard of flying glaas. ■ Lend-Lease * tion anything it says is necessary and asked for the rscipes, con ' In case of intermittent bombing 1/ » ;| to win it.” Johnson declared. "The Ctiarlotta . Bartley. Following the cluding: “Naturally, I am willing meeting there will be a social time attacks procaed cautiously but r president has asked for such a to pay for them.” 8Mb received the main on the alert to take shelter if ■ Credit Plan bill. His request last year was sur with the retiring Noble Giand, reclpea by return mail, with a bill Mra. Leila Griffin, in charge. necessary. rounded by so many ‘Ifs’ that it for 3100 Inclosed. A lawyer advis " 4.—Curb your curiosity. Do not Ads to The Herald wasn’t convincing.” 25tli Anniversary (Continued from Page One) ed her to’ pay. She did. * go to tbe scene of a bomb explo ■ ' ' I . ' . ' Chairman Colmer '(D., Miss.), The First Lutheran Brother ^^have a partial or mainly civilian of the House Post-War commit hood wiU observe its 25th annlver- ' Somewhere, in or aroifad Manrchettel’, th(^ iA' someone who tee, proposed a bUl to authorize ssiry on Sunday^ Rev. Karl Otto .V use. Klette WiU .preach a special ser The amouiit of goods which induction of men who strike* at hVffO SA ves WHA T IN AMERICA war plants as well as others found mon at the morning service in wants what yon have ^ sell or has for'sale Wniethlng yoit ar^ ' Slight be financed in this way al- observance of the. occasion. ;ready runs Into many millions of to have failed to contribute their WITH OUR FIGHTERS i- .^fcllars although .officials of - the full effort to the war output. D. A« R* Meeting. amdons to purchase. ;V . . ^nVirelgn Eiconomic administration. The meetli^ of Safira Trumbull Chapter, D. A. R., will be held on : eny it comes to only a small per- I T N YV FOR tCMitage of the amount of - muni- Clinics Available ' Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock Itlons going to Russia under lend- at the Union church parlors,. Lieu E P |^;l9ase. tenant William A. ■ Jameson, . Jr, Get Together Via Classifieds OnChild Problems public , relations officer at Avon Months ago the RuHians pUt in Old Farma Convalescent hoopltal, quests for a vast quantity of will speak on "Social Raadjuat- pUM to ba delivered in the Hartford, Jan. 9.—Any chUd un ment o f the Blinded Veterans.’’ atest 11 cents a line per one insertion, 9 cAnts a line per three^ r beginning ISat July 1. . der 21 ahowing aymptoma Indi InataDatlon Tonlgbt ^ m ^ c a n , BriUsh and Canadian cating behavior • qr peraonality Officers for the coming six NORTH END PACKAGE STORE . I. decided the amount of problema may, with parental con months will be installed this eve insertions, 7 cents a line per six insertions. GORMAN MOTOR SALES trials they-could furnish was sent, be referred to the Bureau'of JOHN B. BURKE FUNERAL HOME OAK ST. PACKAGE STORE ^ ning at the meeting of Tankerpo- X , ■ ■ .X ' ' ■ * , ,\ • GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO Uer ;,than What the Russians Mental Hygiene psychiatric clinics, san Tribe. No. 5 1,1. O. R. M. Emil BURSACK BROTHERS B. D. PEARL, FURNITURE-APPLIANCES according to Dorothy Sebroeder; Gessay will be Installed os Sachem Write adYertisement on this Ponn, pladnt one wind in each apace. Connt five GRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION The differences between the M.8., M.6.S. in the December Con- with other officers as follows;' CAPITOL GRINDING GO. X PANTALEO BROTHERS asl^g and the offering were in necUcut SUU Department of Senior Sagamore,- Julius May; average words to each tins, .llinimum shiirge—9 Unas. Mail with Check—Money ,C. L. HALE CONST. CO.- main resolved, and a protocol Health Bulletin. It must also be Junior Sagamore, Thomas F. Order or Stampa. . . CARROLL CUT RATE PARK HOI FLOWER SHOP drawn up covering iend-Ieaae possible to bring the chUd to one of JOHNSON & LITTLE Rady, Jr.; Prophet. Harry Lebe- CARTER CHEVROLET CO.» INC PENTLAND, THE FLORIST Russia for the year bi^nning the eight clinic centers for exam shevsky; (Thief of Records, Louts KEMP’S, INC y 1. ' " * ination by the psychologist and Kreh, Jr.; Keeper Ot , Wampum, CAVEY’S GRILL ' •J - ' . OUISkl FUNERAL HOME Pn CoooI Not Yet SIgaed ; psychiatrist. Max Rothe; Relief, Chief, George 4 ' .'V LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE %is protocol hka .not yet bemi Anyone may refer a chUd to the Gakeler; Keeper o f Paraphernalia, CENTER PHARMACY WILLIAM H. SCHIELDGE-PRINTWG V Secreta^ of State Bureau of Mental Hygiene clinlea John Zagora; Trustee, Howard 1 " MANCHESTER DRY-CLEANERS but me consent o f the parents or -U. ' CORNER SODA SHOP" us says signaturs la ex- IVheelock; 1st Representative, J- THE SEAMAN FUEL & SUPPLY GO. Hsd soon and meanwhile the parent oubstitutea must be obtain (Tlgrehce Suchecki; 2nd Represen MANCHESTER HARDWARE CO. , ed. There can be no examination .r • . 1 DAVIS HOME BAKERY STATE SHOE REPAffi SHOP W es provided for in it are tative,' Harry Lebescevsky: Al ■ MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. Wtas out a t maximum speed. of the child without this permis ternates, Frahcia Nolan, Patsy DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE i U. S. CLEANERS aiippUea- a n said on the sion and in addition, parental co Vince; Man committee, Francis MANCHESTER PUBUC MARKET authority to be munitions. operation is 'essential to auccesaf ul KulMy. 4'^x / : - ■ DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. W. D. STAR MARKET . treatment. * P «llnen t information 1 ■ »i' Bucb raw materials ga Every Motbere dub ANDERSON GREENHOUSE^ MAPLE SUPER SHELL STATION WERBNER’S SHOE STORE , Bssd for munitions, should bs furnished by t&a worker The Kvery Mothere Club wfll DILLON SALES AND SERVICE referring the case. For psychologl- ' ■ * a. McCONVILLE, THE FLORIST original offsr the Rus- hold a supper this evening at 6:30 ANDERSON & JOHNSON JAMES’ BEAUTY SALON , W EST SID E DAIRY ^ ■ for a variety, of capl- ^ examination, a form provided o’clock,in Wesleyan hidl. After -U, BOUKOWSKl, THE FLORIST •ome o f these g o o ^ by the Bureau and tba rnU^mum the supper the regular buslneae amowt of necessary information BANTLY OH- COMPANY FINDELL^S WH.ROSE DRF.SS SHOP Bschli.s tools which art meeting will be held. MIJRPHY’ S r e s t a u r a n t a n d BOW LING ^ould be sent to the Bureau ot Parent-Tesclm Meeting ' • ' FOSTER’S MARKET L.T. WOOD CD- of, immsdlats delivery ^ t a l Hygiene along with the re- X ^ J. F. BARSTOW ttM Bwihiiia nismtly The Jenuary meeting of the NOREN’S QUAUTY FOOD STORE farraL Panuit.lWBhar lean FRED’S, PACKAGE STORE 'mil...... HIM III ml III X F .E .B R A Y •,v . . . • . A W , : • .
. A X ' V .. ' 1’. VI, •, ' ‘ 'iC . • V MANCHlSnB PYBNnfO HERALD, MAMCHBEIER, OOWH^ TLi!i»DAY, tANVAkt p, 1948 MANfmESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9,; i945 V- war Job at a salary, my real rea Chinese Cabinet pie can oupport « war of their son ia to polat up tha crying need Manchester ArUcle NO. 3 f Iq of toe ^ntecf when she wsi Pr^eription for Arpaia Quits for board volunteers, especially in 6Wh r n * win m ItaoU BoiovtliiliiK^ Tijihlen Controls preae'ntad by Govewior .Baldwin 44War,Dead price work; ' Post pianged Evening Herald precioua, to be preaerved, if It cdn Connecticut toe 4-H achievement awa’rd lost Cras^ Hurts i ^ 1S. T o d a y *8 RadioSSl^SS The vitality and •ooaequent Income Tax Prim er Friday at a session of toe Fsmi The Nazis AsOPAHeadl suoceaa of rationing and prloe con evuuMtop^ raa be, throughout this ' struggie? 1945 In Four Cities From State uu> riamrura oa mo. Why not tell the enemy, not that Bureau held at toe Bond Hotel. :\ trol,’’ Arpaia aaserted in hla letter Qhunfklng, Jan.- 9—ME— A n - Hartford. Her mother waa‘ with Prove Fatal k m Doctor Urges to Bhoup, '’etema from the virility other CMnaae cabinet post chang W o m s n we are going to be compelled to Y ankeev her to witness toe presentation. 4:oo-wnc - Bsdes^ - REsigns to of toe volunteer set-up coupled Hartford, JOn. 9.—(SV-EmpIoy- Edacatkm Aad Help ed hands today whan Osn. Yu give everything to the war ef' Chungei in Income Tax Law Offer a Number Lillian waa the only 4-H club WDRC— strictly Swing; News; WDRC — Big Town; WTHT^ War^JpepArtmeiit Makes Iwito receptivity shtt^esponslve- for Sliocif By A. ment ceilings for male workers Ftahk fttnglser WHTD — Ted Volunteer Member of Fet-Psng; director of the . new fort, but that we are going t& give la. o. > member Ifi Tcdland ooimty who V-12 Student at Trinif) WTHT — News; Moslo; WHTD nees to suggesUons War Transport board, was given of Real Simplifications. will immediately go into effect In won toe hluf ribbon award last —Time Views the News. Makme. . * Pnjblie Names of 3,034 (Chisf of Ths Aaaodsted ment at higher lete*p(|wfthln toe As SteriliBer BnrstSs eveiythlng voluntaiUyT Why not Ansonia, Stamford, Norwalk and 8:15—W THT — Sunny SkyWr; ' His Loeal Bo«rd. too additional job of minloter of PnMMfeM m tn BMaiat mmrnpt Governor Baldwin’s ' inaugural year. Her major project was College Second Victin}| 4-15 — W TIC — StelU Dallas: Killed in Europe. Pfsas Berlin bureau from communications In succession to imdan ms BpUSv s - Bam m St t6s tell our own eoldlera that we do Norwich, State Manpower Direc WHTD — Lum and Abner. 1936 to 1941 and a PuUtoer * . I °^ T h ls haa been jparticukurly true Hartford. Jan. Bddress emphasised the amount how tong you supported a dO' clothing, partlculsrly dresses* She W RTD —Parade of Stars. Pittsburgh-educated Tseng Ysng- not have bo be wiiipped In ^ line Beveita the second of 10 tor William J. Fitzgerald said yes also did much other work in toe Of Auto GilUsion. 4’30 — W n C Lorenzo Jones; 8:80-‘-W n C — A Oate With Judy; priaa winner In 1939. Louis Hartford Jsn- ••'-<*)— ***“ under toe leadelfsWp of Chester E. Fitspalrick, 64, of Bartfozd. A ■ state public works piling tq; for pendent, and pro rate.your credit. .njf in order to give them the total authoritative, eaay-to-follow terday, thus tightening manpower line of canning, cooking, etq., do WDRO-Ad Unsr. WDRC — Theater of Romance; Washington, Jen. 9.—(F)— The Loitoner to widely regarded aa OPA Director Anthony F. Arpaia Bowles, and I am happy at the Fu. laboratory technician-, died at ml. post-war accomplishment, and •rttolaa telling the warge- If a close relative was dependent controls over four more CkHinectl- Hartford,, Jan. 9—(F)— Stanley^| News; WTHT—The Roy Rogers W zr (jepsrtmsnt.msde public to Yu has had A long public ca Francis hospital late laat night (ff Mipport to which they are en at any time during tjie year, you ing 1,000 hours of housework dur 4*45__W TIC — Young Widder a T-*«W"g authority on Hitler Ima resigned ahd will "serve too part Connecticut h p pUyed recommended that a substantiisi eamlng taxpayer how to pre cut communities. ing toe year. She la a soitoomore Brown; WHTD—Hop Hsrrlgsn. Show; WHTD -t- Alan Young naa rooigiieu — such developments.’^ Arpaia waa rter, and at aas time held too Injuries he received earUer M *»• ‘ titled? ran take full credit. Hromko, 18, of 'Hlllalde, N. J„ day the names of 8,084 Uhtted and the Naais. He recently Fw oeotli^ part of tfOM work should be ready pare Us Incoma tax return, Fitzgerald said toe ntove waa at W ln ^ m High* where' she - is — when a g w Mar Show.. " ^ balance of my war tlmo Atlnt to the OPA atato setup communications portfolio. Tseng day when a gao-heated aterQlMr •latt* 'Jmg ■■ The third radical change U V-12 student at Trinity college .fftatea soUHers Ulled In action in returned ot Europe.)' If lb ie poeelble, the voluntary to let., to contract on future A o il ' headers should clip and save necessary to prevent furtoenhhlft- taking % course In household eco- ries; WDRC —News; Ad l^ w r; gsOO—W lT C . - Mystery 'Theator; _ volunteer member of my locaII|^y Bowles as chief attorney in has been in charge of communi exploded in a State Health de MTmad Om feach laatallment of the series. elimination of the old "earned in: Wmtan ttstm ■olutlon la preferable. We believe notice.;,A t the same time. Gover ing of workers fr— ' 'WDRC —, Inner Sanctum; toe European area. By Leula Leohner war price and rationing board." July, 1943, and succeeded him cations since 1943. partment laboratory at 1179 Mata nor Baldwin waa delightfully come credit.” ‘ntat was basM night of Injuries he received h( W THT — Gabriel H e a 11 e r; Direction of military transport, etreet. j . It la poaalble. upon the theory ..that^. earned into non-easentlsl employment. Sh-B la one of a large fadUy, Terry and the Plra^. In case of divergence between A P Newsfeaturee Arnaia dlsdoeed his act in mak-lwhen Bowles, later that monto be IIFM**Tf* OF vague aa'to the channels through By a. Burton Heath having to m bcothenr who are -early Sunday moning In a head-oi 5'15—WTKJ—Portia Faces Life, * 'WHTD—Crmcle Flrids. this list and information sent to ing ^ b lic a letter. Written three general manager a^ which formeriy was under Yu, Four women laboratoey wofk- Tkt'AMUVUTn) ri NBA Staff Writer money ought not tb be taked so 9:15—W TH T-— Songa Without A noted German physician who which' this was to be done. He serving In toe present' war, The crash that ojso took toe life <4 / WHTD-Dlck Tracy. toe next of kin, the last War .de was placed under- War Minister era Injured in tha blast w er» un-, tim itiiimtia pTMi to mentioned no agency or offldb or heavily as non-«amad '.money, managed to ascape Gestapo weeks ago to R e g n a l OPA Ad- WMhtagton. Amnia’s letter MtitlM to tb« w at ropMltaotioa o< oldest Is Seaman W . Sherwood, Miss Anha-Stokoc, of Meriden. ; :/ 5:80—W n C — 3uH Plain BIU; W o r ^ partment telegram -or letter ia al m in ls U ^ r Eldon C. Shoup at Continuing, Arpaia s letter Gen, Cbtn Cheng under the new der treatment at toe hoepltal tot . Beginning To-Get ‘Tidy* commission aa responsible for Three rdally radical changes But there were fioors and ceilings 9:80—w n C Fibber McGee and clutohss and now Is safely out of .,•11 m m dtoeotee* orodttoa to tt or aot Jr., electriclan’a mate; 2nd close. Two other vlctima, O eom WDRC — War Commentary; ways toe appropriate final sutoort- Boston. In which he asserted that states: _ setup. shock. ’ • « • irwioo ModltoO I* UUo oopor poMtobod ten. works contracts ready. He mere tax law this ySar, in the interest credit (ail to achieve its avowed Y „ also a V-12 student and potman; WHTD — Jack Arm- Best; W THT — Book Talks, for toe United SUtes to hope for and Mra EUen Koch,^4S, both o f . time since Dec. 16th, a semblance purpose. It was complicated, and forces, and Donald, of toe mer Th e ,186 New Englanders, with ■ ------—- • "This program' to my mind has . rigaCi ol lelMbltoatioe oi apotx ly stated that 'the work should''be of simplicity. Of. these the most The'Hebron Volunteer Fire Com. chant marines. Wanda Sosnowskl, 19, of 9 Rabbi Feldman; W HTD—Spot revolution within d e r m a n y In reached toe eUge whore toe pert Hartford; Mrs. Sarah Long, 48, of - tohoo aorela. art alao Nearved. of Allied stability on the weetem done. drastic is the new 8500-per-per- its intricacies probably tripp^ pony hdd Its annual meeting at street, Meriden, were reported b; 5 ? 4 ^ ^ m C — Front Pate Far light Bands; Coronet Story Tell- next kin. Included from 0>n- view of toe tight grip held by Four Diphtheria Manchester, and Mte- Dorothy more taxpayers than any singte There was only one session necticut: wc can play too state level is I oorvtoo ‘dtool of N; B. 4. Oorviet front ’Thla stability appears first In such mention of a task to be son exemption suggested' by this toe firehouse last Thurada.r eve schools In the town- on Monday, St, Francis hospital to be In rell; WDRG—Swoon or;Croon; er.' - ■ ■ ^ Himmler. relatively Insignificant. Even In Modchn, 50, of Wetoerefield. UML writer a year ago iQ articles Fonn 1040 feature until last year’s 10:00—w n C — Bob Hope.Show; Ames, Tech. 5th Gf. Rayfleld, C. -X. In the situation at the Belgian done and such avoidance of locat ning and officers for toe coming the teachers attending a meeting critical condition. Ih e conditii WTHT — Tom Mix; WHTD — of little Aree of ro> toe" job to*t haa b i ^ done to date Hospital authorities said test ing the performance of the task. written for NEA Service and The Victory Tax and “ Forgiveness’ WDRC — Service to toe Front; __Miss Emily C. Morrison, aunt, Cases in State night their condition was not re PottwaweUNbe Boproaoatatiroe; Ibw bulge, which is, being steadily year were duly elected. Carlton H. in Colchester, In charge of Super of William Lamneck, 16, of Brook Captain Midnight. . belUon are burning throughout . . . our part' hi'laAbeen------leea Impor- Juiti IfiUMva — nooeial Ageaqr—Nee Governor Baldwin was obviously Manchester Evening Herald. computations broke the elephant’s lyn, N. Y., waa rcM ited aa ’1m-! Evening W THT — Muelc; W H TD ^To University of Connecticut, Storrs. garded as aerious. back, Jones was again-chosen as fire visor Martin B. Roberteoh. Cbick- the Belch," he said, “but they are tant. It must always be remember Tore, lauaago,htoago, Uotratt aad Boabm. compressed, by heroic fighting in being, tactful about one of the po Formerly, you will remember, chief, and three aaslstants were proved” shd not serious. > g;00—News on All. Stations. be announced. Anderson. P v t Gustave J.—Mrs. constantly being put out before ed that It wna toe patience, forti Fitzpatrick who was worktog enpox la now a thing of toe past Agnes Anderson, wife, 40 Earl Hartford. Jan. ,9—(/P)-- Four impossible weather. tentially stormy issues qf the an unmarried taxpayer had a 'per The method .of computing med named, John Horton for Hebron' and SO'far mUmpa have not put in Remain oa- Seriooa List ^ 6:15—W nC—Prof. Andre Behen- 10:15—WTHT— Anthony Arpaia; they jm a unite with others into a tude ahd Convictions of our local near the sterilizer When it explod aUplT BOBBao o r Bonal exemption of $500 unless he cases of (Slphtheria- and two of UIRfUIUtTIuNB. The possibilities of any Allied present'. General Assembly—a re ical credits .has been changed so center, Douglas Porter for Gilead an ;appearance at tha school on lliose still remsdning on the| ■ ker; WDRC—Edwin C. Hill; WHTD—Andy Russell Sings. street Hartford. , * Mg blase. boards which kept the program go ed did not regain conaclousnass : vival of the 1943 batUe over a was legally head of a family, Jrt that fewer taxpayers can take serious list are Thomas W. Lenox. w r ilT —Music; .Concert Hour; 10:30—WTK3— Hlldjgarde Show; Azevedo, Pfc. Sam T.—Teodora ing in those dark, discouraging diphtheria bacilli carriers were Hospital Butooritlee said a' ffao-‘ trap for von Rundstedt’s spear and William- Owen for Amston. toe Green. . “Besldee, toe Nazi teachings listed in the morbidity report of Tbt Bwaie PitaUaa Ooewaay, la public works department. which case he had the same $1200 advantage of the deduction, and 39, Beatrice .Furlong, '37, and WHTD—Sports' . WDRC — Congress Speaks; T. Azevedo, . father, 111 Winter plus Geetepo/ perserutten have drys In toe winter and spring of tured skull was toe/causa of hla laaoeaibilitr toi heads are pleasant but very re exemption os a married couple, Norton P. Warner was chpsen The condition of Mrs. Charles 6:30—W n C —Bob Steele; WTOC the State Department of Health tveagieeataai orvon aao—rtia la eo* ■Whether his tactfulness was those who do benefit will obtain secretary and Robert E. Foote, Ballsy, mother of Mra Walter C. Michael A. Nargl, 44, alt of Hart W THT — News; Evening Mu street. New Britain. blunted constructive poUUcni 1943.’’ death. ■ . ^ Each dependent was worth a lest advantage. It is a trifle sim —Jack Stevens: WHTD — The for the week ending Jah. 6. Hartford poHce and fire author-? verttaooMala la The liOBiitioibit BfW mote. But he is being forced' to Igned for a protection of what tieasurer. The executive commit Hewitt, remains about toe wm e ford. Lenox and N a r^ were in toe sical Varieties; WHTD — lA t Baker. First Lieut. John p.— tUnklng." \ ^ In his letter Arpaia says that alat BoraM. happens to the existing order, credit of $350, except the first de pler, however. second car Involved. , , Answer Man. Scarlet fever cases reported itieS and officials 6f the SUto retire, and the savage and inces .■Sj, - ■ ■ ' tee comprises William Warner, as for some time, though on Mon Yourself -Go. . . John S. Baker, father, 267 Kn^PP* Using nis home town. Wei, as "increasing pressures on toe price or'Ss a faint sl){nal that he is not pendent of an unmarried family Befuddling Change Hromko is alleged to have been *.45_ w n C — Lowell Thomas; 10:45__WDRC—Behind toe Scenes structure and toe terms of .the dropped from 61 to 49, measles Health department were Invei^', sant counter attacks which ware Herbert W, Porter, -Orrin Smith, day she waa reported as sligbUy WDRC—News; WHTD—Parade highway, Bridgeport. — an example, the dootor claimed Tueaday, January • unwilling to haVe the drastic ac head, who was worth nothing for There has been considerable, re the driver of one of the cars which at CBS. amended emergency price control cases declined from 20 the pre gating toe explosion Uwt night his answer to the first approach tax purposes. Clarence ,Rathbun, Leo Kd'walski. Improved. Balaza. Pvt. Ernest K.—Frank enthusiasm for Nazlism is ox tion of the 1943 session reconsid duction in . the number of taxes contained two'otoer V-12 students of Stare. . .11:00—News on all stations. Bsiazs, father. 692 Boatwlck act will make the price wisrk of toe vious week to 14. Whooping but said ite.cause.had not been Now you-can forget these com The sick conlmittee' is made up of ajor Bradford Smith writes 7:00 — W n C — Supper Club; tremely low. Even among Ger cough cases tcitaled 78 as against of Allied preseuito have been ered.' ordy future , developments than can be deducted. This change, hie .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eklward qnd three girls. The party bad 11:15—W n C —H a r k n a s s Ot local boards heavier and more dlf- determined./ _ ‘ • National Service Act? can reveal. . plexities. You merely count the Ira C. TuWhen, Norton P. Warner, * WDRC—Jack Kirkwood Show; avenue, Bridgeport. ^ mans enrolled ae party members, 71 for the previous week and lo slackened. He is stU^ tough far from simplifying the situation. A. Smith, under date af- Decem t left a dance at ^the Hertford Washington; WDRC — Danny Bevins, Sergt Edward J.—- he said only five per cent showed flculL number of persons supported by Increases the slse of the tndome Gerald Porter, Carlton H. Jones, W THT — Fulton Lewie, Jr.; O’Neal.'songs; W THT—Music; "Something must be done to bar pneumonia went from 85 to Mrs. Sarah Long, of 119 Spea- When, a year ago, Preaident The drastic action of the ber 23, that he is safe and well it was reported. James Bevins, father, 97 Mount- fanatical beilef In the Fuehrer and enough, but he has apparently been your Income — you are 1; your tax and also fbrther befuddles Wintorop S. Porter .and William WHTD—American Side Show. WHTD—Music You Want. - help them,” Tie asserted. "It is as 42 cases. cer street,. Is the wife of Sllm^ Itooeevelt recommended 1948 sefwinn consisted In abof- after a confused .and hectic week, T:16 _ W TIC News of the ford' avenue. Hartford. the movement. . He labelled 60 forced to commit himself to an Ishing an entire state depart wife, if yoi! are marred, is 2; what always haa been a sourba of Owen are on tot property commit 11*30--W n C r- Polish Orches a volunteer that I would rather One case of poliomyelitis, one C. Long, a mechanic for toe Oon-.^ each, including you. Is one ex- tee. , - ; following toe start of the big World; WDRC—Muelc That Sat Bmdlar. Pvt. John -Mrs. Julia per cent as unprlnrfpled time e t a National Service Act, it waa immediate carrying out of his in- ment Just to “get" lU Demo annoyance and bewilderment to drive into Belgium. tra: WDRC — CAsey, . Press contribute my share of the work of typhoid fever were reported necticut company. She hai been eoch. Including you, is one ex most taxpayers. After the btisiness meeting isfies; W THT—Hit T utM. Photographer; WTHT — Fred Brndlar,. mother, Box 112. West servers who now regret ever hav empbiyed at too State Board of eaaily gueaaed, and hia aubeequent evitable retirement from tha Bel cratic commissioner. It demoi- 7:30—W n C — Dick Haymes, qtin to to done.” with five cases of meningcoccos emption. Just multiply $500 by It used to be the theory that social time was enjoyed and 'tt- Sokjth Coventry Wlllington. ing Joined, and says 30 per cent melnlngltls, 173 cases of chleken- Health laboratories for eevafat Inactloa proved, that he hlmaelf gian sallant. Ished a whole atructore Just to WDRC — American Melody die Slack’s Orchestra. the number of exemptions, an—The'High^ oppoeed the recommendatlca In Dependency Teats consumer. That theory meant fine. The past year waa a fortunate Christmas and;:New Year’s week and Orchestra; WHTD—Music. Csstonguay, Staff Sergt. Ray How cowed toe average Oer- gram generally ”h,,a reached toe ■ way Express Company of Boston, atory offensive moves von Rund- lican partjr was hard put to it end with her patents. Mr. and Mrs. lumbus. maa le by Oeetepo terrorlani arae In tax families of three or less, little, because the deductibility ot one, since there- vyerc ohly 14 calls A t toe morning worship serv mond J.—Mra. Gertrude. Caaton- stage where the part we can play s trucking firm, pleaded guilty be itaelf, arguing that although a stedt launched at the two extrem to establish a successor to the tqis reduces the total exemption Ralph V, Re^oldq. illustrated to the phyekdaq whoa actual work of the public works each.'tax depended upon toe tech to r fires and fire loss was only ice Sunday morning at toe Second quay, wife, 363 Main street Hart- at toe state level la relatively In fore U. B. Judge J. Joaeph Smith National Service ja ct tnlght have a .trifle. In families of four or .^Gierald Carpenter, who was In he natoe Me eeoape. Eight others Tea at its Best ities of the western front seem department, the final potchwork nical Wording of the tax law, about $200.' Congregational church, Rev. Rus ford. ' , , . significant” I yesterday to 38 counts of operating been the Meal way to mobillae to have been brought under at more, it increases the total ex rather than upon who paid toe sell A. Crompton used toe lOSid ducted Into the armed service vrito Catalano. Staff Sergt. Angelo J- 1 conspired to floe wHlWhlm, Shoup ^In commenting on.,,,In Interstate commerce without an recourse being to create a dep emption substantially. Owing to the serious illness, of toe last group from Tolland coun- Goldberjg Going O ff the A ir ^~tbla aatloo for war In the Brat uty state comptroller in charge tax. Mrs. Frank Keen,- mother of the Psalm for his scripture. The choir —Mrs.. Marie Catalano, nsotoet, amoag them doctoas. elergymen ArpalB’a resignation at Boston i c c certificate of public convent least partial control. ’The Ger ’lhe\8ccond major change is in ty, haa been assigned to Navy and apotbecariee. Vet whea the of public works." And, ever Over a period pf years, how Rev. H. iL Keen, services at St. rendered toe anthem, “Something 126 Mansfield avenue, Willimantlc. laat night said; ence and necessity .plaoe. It waa that lata In the day man bridgehead across the Meuse the te^t for dependency, which duty. Other Coventry boys In nooment for a breakout same, since. Republican orators have ever, through custom and with Peter's Episcopal church were for Thee.” Communion was -obr (^lerub, Pfc. Michael P - ^ M « "We are extremely sorry to see I $700. It was charged by U. 8. At- f o r reaort to auch a draatlo a ^ | on the British Second Army front has bee^ altered in three respects: the assistance of such articles as ducted Into the Army St the same For First Time In IS Years Fanny Cherub, mother, Valley they aU faltered, fearlag the oon- hlm go. His retirement vrtil be a jtomey Milton Nahum that the coi^ felt obligXi to defend their par omlttbd Sunday. Mia. Keen had served during the morning eerv- time- were Ronald Buscaglia of *^~Wa were then well oa our road t ^ ,has been wiped oqt. The still First, against a few taxpayers, these, taxpayers had learned that ice. ■/ road, Westport. eeqaeacee of pcesIMe oaptura. sreat lose.” ' • Icem served points not authorized ty's action with a regularity by eliminating all dependents who been pro^;reaslng satisfactorily up North Coventry, and Walter Ken B thrllUng vtetoiy in war produc they could deduct customs duties 'The Christian Endeavor service the The Oeetapo takes no chances, SuecesBor Not Chesea in its certifleste of public con hiore dangerous offensives In tha which Indicated" that they felt are not ’’close” nelnUves—natural to s few:dajrs ago when* she suf neth- Wright, son of Mri and Mra. New York. Jan. 8.—; uncles, quired to be affixed to . certain she was Improving and would ' Hichaid ingle, ..from toe Hart chidwi an association with her deputy comptroller in charge of ly 70 people present. Games were change in title to the "Ed W y®" Joseph Cormier, father, Main of a iT kind of auapicion. The to tSe TocMboard of my Smmu- a P^***!*"* J * ” * TEA• f ' . , ' ture, patriotiam would aolve them like that in Belgium. aunte,' nieces and hephbwa by business documents; ^he .use probably recover, buf'-ths jast tlTO ford Thieologlcal Semlnaiy, waa preesnt sponsor which has lasted panel member,’ I young manhood to the day ot his public works, and without refer enjoy^ ‘ ■ -Show," MIherva PiUl. the Mr#. | gomersvlHfi Gestapo instlnctivsly felt that price F .. • * a___ I ___B-si_ _ ------aa quickly aa would any oompul- blood, but not in-law. tax stamp on automobiles; the tax he was called there adenlcd little eight years. j - — In Paokageffand Tea Bags at Yoiuflmnfli^i With such developments, the ring to the fact that the comp' freshioente were served consisting Nussbaum of Fred Allen’s Alley, (jun’nlngham.^WUUi$U$BSMSsat Ser^_ J . old-line Socialists are enemlee of alon or threat of oompulaion. ^econd—For any of these the on telephone and telegraph mes chance for her recovery. She haa church last Sunday moriilng. Mra. Berg, who writes the script often felt uncOmforUbla doing a|hlm barelMaded Is liabto to die. whole western front begins to as troUer's office has already prO' test is actual dependency, reghed- of crackers' and jam, fancy cup-' 'Hie final report of toe local and plays Mother Molly, said the has been added to the cast. —Mrs* Jo««pb O’Connor, sUter, 258 Nazlism. duced a rather grandiose skele sages costing above prescribed made her home here Wlth:^er spn Asked wlwt hope he had for . It la now a year later.' In apite sume that condition which Field less of age or mental or physiol cakes, cocoa, w ith ' tiny favors of drjve for toe Sixth War Loan i of our victory on the war produc- condition. Now the taxpayer can shows that Coventry exce^ed its to make ah entertainment tour of Tunng in tonight: I Dagostino, Secon* Lleiit, m - ktarshat Montgomery hailed as a .Governor Baldwin talks of public posit box rental, club dues, etc. Jones place oppositq the .tourch, freshments each'child was pretent- NBC, 7:30—^Dlck Haymes; 8:30lch«el—Dominick DagooUno, fa- Hiis physlclaa said he thought on t k » ftont, the war Itaelf ia hi a claim credit for support of an Now all of these are out. You and she has endeared herself to quota of ”E" -bon^ by more than European areas. Upon her return military Ideal In hla colOi;ful press works as if they were located in over-18-year-«ld child still in ed with an apple with a tiny flag 10 per cent The^ amount of "E:’ —Date With Judy: 9:30—Fibber ther, 115 StiUwrter avenue, Stam- one hand tlwt a thorough educa M U taiy crlala which haa forced some vacuum. pay. them, but you can’t deduct parishioners of toe church and at toe top displaying two war sav- ttie hopes to .esume bjros^astog. tion iB'demooiatlo prtnetplea nnist confefmoa the other day. Ila said school. He no longrsr is refused them. You’ll have to learn toe bond Bales totalsd $22,190,25, the UM serial Is now on (JBS Mon McGee; 10—Bob Hope and Pat j ford. i upward cevlaloa of production ’ That may be admission that al others. Hfer son O a lg Keen of IngsVstamps which was a g ift’.for quota asked being $20,000. Sales O’Brien; 10:30— HUdegarde. CBS, bobosz, Pvt. Thewloro S.—Mra be provided, .on. the other hand, he liked to have his front "tidy,” the same credit for support of a list all over again. days through Fridays at 1:45 p. Alice Doboaz. mother, 74 Railroad -^ aalMdulaa. There are apot emer- though the 1943 Republicans were close relative, healthy but out of Westport, her (laughter, Mrs. l/tt^ all childreq enrolled oq toe Sunday to individuals; other than “ E " 7:30—American MeVodiee; 8:80— however, faith in dediooiacy can which, to him, meant that things justified in clidming the.scalp of Other changes worth mention ter Schauffler and daughter of school roster. A . good time was in. For toe most paiL members of avenue, Beacon Falls. quickly be eetabHshed it eolations gmelea on tha production front. work, that he always has had for ing Include 'a new $500 special bonds, were $2,018.50. (Corpora '■ tite cast, have been unchanged Judith Evelyn ii. "The Letter” ; 9— were In such good order that be Public Wonu Coihmlsaloner Chicago are with heisr ' ■ enjoyed-by all toe childten.' In Inner Sanctum; 9:30—Stuart Er FlUn, P v t Andrew J.—Mrs. Ann are found for the proMems of But Iheae amargenctea— gifts to charity for the benefit exemption for toe blind; elimina tion sales amounted to $7,074. alnce the program started Anoto- Filip; wife, 260 Hough avenue, could foal safe and secure no mat Burke, who specialised in politi of total strangers. Those who kno'v Adam Kowal phuYe ,6f the refreshments were: T o U r overall sales wete $31,282, win In "Harold Peavy’s Fast scarcity ot homee, mcdlonl care, tion of installment payments on •r fteytim# atoryi **Young Dr.. Bridgeport, aweepbig or dlaaotroua in eharac- ter what the enemy tried to do. cal as well as in public works, the And finally, you no longer have ski,- who has been serving in toe Hrs> A. J.' Vinton, Idiss Clara against the $45,060 overall quota. Cow” ; 10—Service to the Front. social security and unamployinent abolition of the pkblic works de- income tax; a juggling of tax Smith and Mtsa June Loomis- “ Malone,” Is to move Into her time. Oaleaky. P v t W a l t e r - ^ . So. tier. It ia eatlmated that 350,000 to figure, to the nearest month. names and rates. armed forces since Augut, 1948, Wednesday night there will BLU, 7:30—On Stage Everybody: Surprisingly, be Is convinced When one’s front la “tidy,” said partmmt Itaelf yv'as a regrettable The BM ril of Trustees o f toe >hle Q- Sswolkon, sister, 1078 tost toq largest part of German ^*Bban la the right Joba arould an- are pjeos'ed to learn that he has be a whist In toe Legion Nine new members/Of the Sen- 8:80—Alan Young Show; 9— Montgmnery, one can have one’s •xtreqie. Since^ the comptroller’s received a medical discharge, and Second CongregatkmsLchurch held rooms at the ThwH hall, In Grade FielAi; 10—Listen to toe Jtratford avenue. Bridgeport youth is disillusioned about Nazl- 1^ INrCr every preaent emergency. Its regtdsr meeting Isit evening ,at .«t e are scheduled for tonight’s Glinka, Pfc. Alexander C . - - ^ . own plans, and . stick to them, office where ptibllc works is now Masters Installed toe officers. The is hack again with hia lamily. He charge of Mrs. Mae” Richardson; Women;Women: 11:3C — Metix>pouianMetropoUtan og2 Noble iam. One sided edtication, how ’located la again under the control the home of' Mrs. Clara Edmond CBS broadcast of "(3ongresa ' There ia, true, a threat which le whatever the enemy may try. To following officers were installed:d: bm been imder hospita) treatment Mte. (Catherine' McKinney and opera U. 8. A. MBS. ever, has so blunted its powers of the Denjocrats, the Republicans Tolland Master, Robert West; Overaeei son. The Church Decorating.com gpMtks’’ at 10:80 when Its usual and Lyrics; 8:30—^ Rogers I a*reet. West Maven. Jpeater than any preaent amer- day wa seem to be approaching BL- /sewseveral times during his term of Mrs, Alice Vathi^na The proceeds for constructive thinking that he have nothing to lose by the recon' Calvin Wilcox; Lecturer, Edittir ser\ mittee also met with toe board and vrill'be used for repairing tables, " time, la doubled to 80 mlnutw. Howe, First Lieut David M.. Jr declared German youth wouldn’t : gancy.' It la tha threat that service. The family .ha-ve now They Include oenators Fulbrlght Cowboy Show; 9:80—American __^Mrs. Mary T, Howe, mother, 4i COOK the condition in which we once stltutlon of a public works depart Whllam Svejk, Tolland East discussed plans to r ^redecorating Veeley; Steward, Russell Gunther; taken a place in WilUnaanUc. He c l a used in. toe'Legion rooms. Forum "Present Methods qf Edu know what to do with freedom \ir"- - - wockera now in war production again can claim the western front ment side, was taken to toe S t Francis toe church- of Arkanoap, Hoey ©f Norto Uucoln avenue, - Aasiatont Steward, Chariea Kny- has a small ison. Tommy. T h ey . The annual meeting o f toe„(Cov- cation.” Kuhta, Second Lieut Michael F. if it were now offered.' WBU leave' U, in order to gain InltlatAre. Looking beyond such elemen hospital in Hartford' a week ago bel; Chaplain, Mary Broadbent; The LadleF Fragment sople.ty entry Volunteer Firb Association Una, Johnhton e f South CaroUna, ^ .A i tal'', political considerations, forinfriy I1ve4 toe Bolton road will meet at the Orange hall at 2 MCMohcM o f (JorJiecticut, Morse of —Mrs. Stella Kuhta, mother, 914 pMme time opportunltlee. But for treatment of S/^serioiu glan.du- Treasurer, Bernice Hayden; Sec In a place owned by Clarence win be held Friday evening, Jari. Wednesday programs: It’s Kept Cooking w ith WMt the state Itself needa is a o’clock Thursday afternoon. 12 In the . Firehouse. A clam Oregon; Myers of PennayWsnls, Halfctt street Bridgeport .^era i f ground for believing, aa la- infection. It is reported he has retary, Ira Wilcox; Gate Keeper, RatobunTM-. / ‘ . " V of Maasschusette, NBC, 1 p. m.—Sketches In Melo- pnblla works department, head Cohnectisut State Orange will chowder , win be served. Landers, P v t T b o m a s T .-M » The favorite soup of French -.stfV, ^ jW r o ^ ^ to 'a yeur ago, that patrl- More nood On His Hands Harley Fogel; Ceres, Molly 'Gar- The adult’^ class in sewing o ' d; . 3:45—Hymns of AU Oturches: ed by a competent engineer who a day (ind-iught nurse attending roll; Pomona, Helen Zagora; hold. Its annual oesolons starting The ; annual ' meeting of the S n jto q f Mew Jersey and Taylor M J. Tuohy, aunt, 19 Elizabeth peasants, pot-su-feu, Is a dish that sticks to engineering. ^Perqapa Senior Snippers’’ held their mieet- Janukn 9 and continuing through 6':16^^-Serensde to Americs. CJBS, vene-toeaeuroa Burt of oompulaion No one can tell how much blood' him due to nla being treated with Flora, Viola Dimock; Lady A s Booto-DImotk Library AssoclaUon of Idaho. , S' street Waterbury. „ , . goes on forever. It is kept on the the Governor has delicately In penicillin. Ing Thursdaiy evening at the home until Jaauary 11. The sesslona 1:30—Bema.iine Flynn; 4:46— Lanzarone, Pfc. F ^ k J-— will take American production aa was already on the bands of S t sistant Steward, UicUle Carroll; of their instructor, Mrs. Vieron win take place In toe Library on Milt H erthTrio; 6:30—Encore Ap stove and Oooked for years, with dicated hla wIllIngneM to let Miss Hasel West of Hartford started this morning at the Hotel January 16. ' In taking a new 9 o’clock Mon Rose Lanzarone, mother. 23 Have- the women just adding leftovers high ad It needa to go—and high ator B u i ^ K. Wheeler for/Ws Executive committee for. three HUIjl 16 were present. Mrs. Ed pearance, Concert. BLU, 18 noon— tha Democratic Senate keep Its spent the week-end ■with Tolland Bond ballroom and a roll call of On Wednesday evening the (Cov day night time next week , after Tcyer lane. Old Greenwic^ to toe pot- and keeping 1* cooking. -• t i l poUcy of encouraging Hitler in relatives. years, Arthur BushnelL The In- ward A. FVm'te.'snd Mra. Clarence Orankea juid reporte were aub- Jllamor ManEllington ment weather that it Is very diffi I Hartford, (ionn., husband o f Mrs. janses O. Little, fatoer, 119 Cmurph wards recom •m- church will meet at toe cult for toe hostessea to .j|now how to t avenlnl: sssstons; It Is hoped demonatratea . our determination sian and German boys will pay Grange. The meeting will be held home of Mrs. John H. Steele Wed that ntfuiy others will be present Ribbon Barbara Lee Rohde of 26 Hughes la’ reeL.Wethersfleld. mended it to his 'iW . ' many to provide for. parishioners and 'AVt to-win a victory that la complete with their live^.. at 8 olclock in the Town Hall. Lyn nesday evening at 8 o’clock. 0 >lunihia[ during toe seeslon at Hartford. Commendation strMt, Hartf®(d Conn., end post- ‘l^ i ^ i k . Tech. 4th Gr. Joseph wood R. Campbell, who succeeds Mr. and'Mrs. Allan Mather and The first Red Cross project to -Hfr. and Mrs. Thomas McKinney Deaths Last Night I f .—M rs. Lucy J. Lukaqlk, wife, friends. and Snal. Sectmd, It is said. It The Nasi propagandists, as they be undertaken alnep toe new Is PreMnted to Fifth | hiunously to toe Ute Ensign Bstes In this way It 5- 'jiff - . himself as Master will be chair Miss Florence Meacham spent toe .The annual business meeting of of Norwich spent toe weekend B. Craver, Jr., who was toe son 99 Robin street, Bridgeport. , - will notify America’s men in uni use the speech, will not bother to chairman,,. Mrs. Harry Klrkham, Mikalonia, Pfc Alphonse B. became popularty man of the program. Refresh weekend In New York City. toe Congregational church was with Mrs. McKinney’s parents, Mri Conncicticut Man. of Mrs. and Mrs. Bstes B. ClAver form that thla nation la no longer explain to their people and their ments will be served and a social assumed her office, is toe mak and Mrs. Chariea Smith. New York—^Btronesa Nelly de Mrs. Eve MUialonls. mother, Route known as Father Mrs. Anna M. Rlsley, formeriy held at Yeornan'e Hall on Friday ing of 42 wool'dresses for adults, of 157 Columbia boulevard,- Wa John’s Medicine holding anything back from its soldiers that Senator Wheeler is hour will follow. ^ of Manchester, ia spending some Despite the heavy snow which Rothschild, 58, w l » of & ron 'do terbury, Conn. Ensign Rohde 3, Rockville. A meeting of the 8.T.W.A. group evenl'ngi preceded by a supper toe material for- which la Yiow Rothschild, a member of toe fam New York, Jan. • —W —Medal Nschlly. Pfc Walter S. — M « and many thou oupport o f them. rated more of a traitor than a time with Mrs. Jennie Leonard a l fell sU day Sunday, all toe rocula has been reported missing In ac sands have since of women of the Congregational which was served at 7 o’clock. Re on hand at toe residence of the In town were quuMy cleared and ous Eiiropean banking jTamlly. She (^waida to four men from Connec Sophie M. Nachily. »£ther. 151 Such argumenta place the pro- leader In bis own country. They Toiiand aventie, Tolland. I ] induction chairman, Mrs. Veron tion. Both were honored for (Jovemor street. New B r ^ n . . been benefited by church will meet Friday night In Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Bartlett ports of officers and various or traveUfig wasn't as hazardous oq was a native o f P a i^ ' ticut aad preeentotlOn of a com meritorious achievement as plane poeal for a National Service Act will present the speech as . the the Hall Memorial Library at 7:30 HlllA The first meeting for this Nelson, SergL Rudolph W.. Jr. this valuable preparation have returned from several days ganizations showed the ^oUawlng side roads as was expected earlier South Portland, Me.—James W. mendation ribbon to a fifth were pilots in action against toe Japs No amount of advertising alone in the Glaaslflcation of a morale to make plans for the &rst com-, ^ rp o se waa > held Monday after Ricker, 49, member of the family Mrs. Gertrude E. Nelson, wife. 115 Speech of a prominent American spent. In Washington, D. C., with Items of Interest: The totel tnem- in toe day . ■ . ahnounceij'today by Third Naval laat summer. (jitations accom- 1 Main street. Manchester. / could have built ite reputation dur K-lfi ; faaaaure. We aboulid put our na- munlty supper of the i^lnter series. noon and everting at the syna The Partot-’i ’eachera ‘ Associa thgt developed and for many years sUtesmiln. They will use it to their daughter, Mrs. Fred Hamlin bership of the church Is how 166, gogue, and an encouraging start , ponying their awards were 8tgne<] ing 86 years unless It proved Its Mr. and Mrs. John McConvllle of and family. tion Will hold a meeting on controlled the famous summer rSr dlotrict headqui^rh. Offslanik, Pvt. George Fr— ttonal life in such a straitjacketi tell their toldle^ that their effort three having been adihittod ihuihg was made. Work meetings bqd T h e stiver star medal was for too president by Secretary of Bridget i c ’ Offslanik mother. 150 m erit Father John’s Medicine East street are |he parents of a Miss' Katharine Bartlett has Wednesday evening at Pond HIU sort of Poland 8prln|^ 1 it Is argued, not because we real- on the w ^tem front is already daughter bqm at the Rockville toe past year by confesaloh of faith been euspmided since toe comple • *s ^ I the N ryv Jamefl Forrestal. Pearl street Mld Medicine gives Jacket will actually be Ughtened, January. 8. The baby weighed Cf surgical dresslnga. 1930. He was binn in Lone, ,T i^ • Ued ranks ai^ already being di The exhibition q$ things made in during the year, all girls. !l%e to sentative from the ’ Booto-Djpirck 734 Prospect avenue, Hartford. prompt relief from coughs due to 9',i pound.s. »/ • A t a meeting Frldky afternoon Library and- from Wt|limaqtic. A III U.BJf.. commander U. S, j Hartford, Wnn., was <»mmraded lm|_ because it will be good for vided with deihands that Ger-, Mrs. Henry Sandberg has re Tolland and other articles of Inter tal amount on hand In invested of 4-Hrclub girls at Abe home of forces In Europe, to ^Crsflno JobnlgQ,] authorised to wear the com- . Pletrantonlo, Sergt. John J. ^ — colds by soothing the throat and est was held at the Hick’s Memor fuSds is $17,751.29, and the treasr paper will be read on children’s Port Huron, MK^i-^Ihtvid W. la pure, wholesome and ■nutritive. our enemlee and good for our many be grante^ the negotiated turned home from New Jersey Mias Betty deteheU, Miss Dor McMosrah, 74, for ipany years one YJsllsnlano seainlin second class. mendaOon ribbon by Admiral Joseph f^®trsiUonl^ father. xI wm ial Sohool last week. Mrs. J. H. urer reported a balance df $1,299.13 othy Mortoq. county leader,* was books, to, be written by Mlos Gert Sghting men to see ua going peace Germany is fighting to ob^ where^she has been visiting her rude A. Andersen of the Porter of toe countiy’s leading' chioery ^ services on too staff Main street. Bridgeport. mother. S:eele had cloth and candlewickr of which a good part is. hdwever, present. *1110.. gnup talked over UJUf.R., o* /-Mansfield surai, ^ Tranaoort Dlvl- Ritchie. Sergt. William H. — through the motions o f wearing ing made In a factory in Tolland Library, and read by Mrs. Bya manufacturers. -j , ’ Father John’s Medicine Co. tain. From such propaganda the James Brady, son of Mra Mar for toe painting (und. The church plans for a club nilly' to take I t Gefman people and the German over 100 years ago toot she loan school reported a cradle’ roll en Kingsbury.- r • urges everybody to buy jorie Brady, of Maple avenue, .who ed toe exhibit. Idace at a date to/bo appointed In A Minute Man Flag hsa beeil I S t T a ^ N a v T S S that dlvlaion par-1 tie Meadow j-oad. PlalnvlUe, . We, in this column, think that rollment of 23 and 41 pupils of Fsbniaiy. Roy; Pfc Roger F.—Mrs Bertha W ar Bonds or Stamps. soldiers will get an extra ounce of is in the Navy and has completed presented to toe Re school, of unit d u r i n g Ittw Normandy.invw-juclpated Wi toe Normandy Inva- B atruggle should be waged to his boot training at Sampson. Mrs. Molly Ghorches is spend Bui)day School age with an ave^ The Mile o’ Dimes committee Roy, mother,’ 103 Main street determination and encouragement ing; a fe'w days in Hartfora as .age attendance of 30 for toe past which Mrs. Ernest GOwdy Is the sjon on DeSay -m y. • slon. The presentation by ? a N Y., and is . now Seaman Second met jW day evening a^ toe home ' transportation division conamand- North .fiUpsvenqrdsk. Jsaep this natlmi’s war effort at for continued resistance; the sol guest of her two daughters, Mrs. year. In May the Christlgh En teacher. The flag waa presented Dellaplano, weiarer of toe purple Schrumpf, Pvt. Raymond, Jr.— Clasp. He is spending a seven day of the chairman, Mm,'' L«roy H. tng officer took .place at a U. 8. least pertly voluntary In <^rac- diers in the front lines will kill Ida Gold and Mrs. Rose dold and deavor Society 4 by Mrs. Lana Brown, representing had bora given toe job of I Mrs. UUlsn Ei Scrumpf, wife furlough at hip home and will then Getchell, wid It jvaa .^jdsclded to (Coventry Grange, who the V o u r li6Rrt, ______w- Navy base In England. tar. If wo can do what la needed one more American soldier before return to Bampa.on. their families. with 15 members and had'aii av hold a dance some ttsae later In- canvlnE four pftdu of hlfli ox,- ToUsnd avenue, ^ k v llle . erage attendance of 10 at toe flog to the school. ThU'schodi has ploslva from a loaded boat to Shapiro, P v t Jacob J, — without compulsion we think the they give up a point; the Germans The fire alarm was sounded at The Rockville NatlotuU Farita the present month. Among those 2:40 p. m. Saturday for a chimney Loan AssocUUon will hold the moetinga The C,O.GJB. reported d(dM outstanding worfr In. the pur«- Id7 4 where the rest of toe unit wra Fays Shapiro,' wife, 194 Hewitt on the morale 'of our ene- p r tfiA t were Mrs. Everett B. Por chase of bonds sruLstsmps and it Enough Dome to Aid on the home front will produce an fire at the home of Herbert Helm. next regular monthly directors' erection of the honor roll In March. working do obstaclea. Aa B*e street, Bridgeport. e x t r a c a s b ted rephMenting toe FTA; Wln- is certahily to be commended on and on that of our own sol- extra gun, an extra tank, an ex The lire was brought under/con- meeting at the office of R. E lfr^ ■ Tjie following offlcerq wore elect thriijip. 9.-'^ rter, first selectman htaehi^ he was bit in toe ritht Soden,. Staff Sergt. John—Mrs, will be even greater than trol in time to save the department ed: Treasurer. Lester Hutchins; such' a fltM achievement arm, breaking his qrm, I q spite Chicago—(F) —Robert Shapiro, V lr ^ la M. Soden, wife, 31 Myrtle t Seasonal Needs tra plane; Doyle, secretory and treasurer in L. Gmy o t toe War Coun The C. O, D. -CUee win hold ite ^b*lU be if we do what la needed from responding. Tolland. financial secretary, Igrs. Clayton cil, Sidney Feldman from toe of his woun^ ha carried* thrsalgg^ merchant from M t Union, avenue. Nailgatuqk. ^ Senator Wheeler operates behind Hunt; (trustee for three years, regular monthly meatlng at toe The Purple Hpart has bMn Over one hundred yopng mep Young People'a, League, Ira C. d u «red an a tU cA of indlges-lutxea-i Stackhouse, Pvt. Wendgll L compulsion. the protection Of free speech and (Dayton Hunt; pastor% assirtant, home of ite teader. Miss Gertrude ^ a loan ct $10 to $800 la to awarded posthumously to P v t from Tolland are in the war serv Titfsheh, repreaenting toe mer- WATKINS of toe E ^ e ** "• atackhouse. m oto^ I t aeema to us, for instance, Donald Woodward; aSststonte to A. Anderson, on Friday evening, A youradvsntsf^______a. _ r Iwsats the protection ofhiis legislative Louis White, son of Howard White ice in some form, nearly every ciantlle eiqincnt, CUurence V. Rath- BROTHERS, INC. mora up. On complaUng hla W tW ^*a fawf w mStautes tau S***ai— ______MacArtour square. Brainard to'serva you. __ some great news went out to of Lake Bon Ail-e road, Ellington. toe standing committsA Mra. How- Jan. IF. It Is hoped that aD mem Loom tmOs pr^ptiy and Immunity. But the American famDy represented by a relative, bun, Hriiron Grange, Leroy H. bers of the elass will attend. A enemies and to our own sol- Private White, died July 9, 1944, In ard'Rice, Miss Marion Holmes, prlTsMly oa I people, too, ought to have some yet with a U toU need for Red Mrs. Henry Hutchins; committee Oatcbell, activities commlttoa, social time wiR follow the meeting firailble__ —fbtl^ wlth the .'completion of the ’^taly, I of wcunds received in ac- Cross sewing, or knitting not ten Mrs. Getchell sn4<>toera. A house protection for their boys at the tioji. The medal with letter and oq. religious education, Mrs. Allan and refreahviente will be served. FUNERAL m i-vt women meet for work In tola to house canviMB w ill be conduct Wtae Braeae EBar Medal M station who preceded a serat Henry J. — tora atop to by >t w ar bond drive. We were front, protection against the un certificate has' been received by Robinson, O y to n Hunt, Mrs. The Mothers’ aujb of Coventry to sign ■ud plea up titaj great humanitarian cause. Stem rt Tibbite; audited CM1- ed. . will meet this evening at the home This braaga^itaz modal glvra I wagon with two man from another . jq Gov- C o ^ tii. phone erwrttotodsy, to buy a certain quota. Re- scrupulous operations of any one the young man’s father. A communion service took place SERVICE Miss Louise M. Wood oT Leo Chorches, son of Mr. and ton Hutchins and Philip laham; of Mrs. Theunes Cooper at ,8 } b the noma of the p^ealdrat by [station. On tha heals of the patrol Hartford vbluntarlly. we aa a na- who continuously specialises in Mrs. Jacob Chorchea ' of Iblland member of Tri county committee, Sunday at toe Congregational o'clock. - A d z t i^ Stark to ' Lester r F. wagon a fire departcrat rescue sti-eet bps taken a position in the ehurdi, the Rev. Chariea A4> - ' muadmhlssws I sm.a.* m# alw •maos 4 ’ »/ ' ' ' . t- ' • bought thit quota, and then boosting , enemy morale. Those office of. the United States Env^ Center has been advanced to cap Mrs. Philip laham. Newton B. Mr. - and Mrs. - Eugene Skinner BtevaBZ, . aviztion ordnanoamaalsquad of aix men>n aappeared. Sha- aa much again, breaking all tain. Leon entered the service Smith has been named by too se Downs in eharge.-Following the have announced -the engagement Ormand J.West flnft claaa, UBJfJt. of 28 Mariretjpiro waa revivedI In 30 noinutea. Ha Vtctim of Asphyxiation American parents whose sons’ lope Company of RbekviUe. She service the annual election of That, too, could hava will cloaa her home for the winter In November 17, 1941 as a pri lectmen to take over the toitlas of of their, daughter Shirley Lor^ D irector otnat. New Britain, Conn., forloald ha felt mucmuch batter. •ituM Vtff »*•*> lives are at stake have a vate and received his training at trial justice ip plaoe - Baval oombat dsmolltion unit Awarded Stiver (Msr __ I Daigle, 59. waa In 'a c L-quaU of money for war Bartholomew McNamara of Miss Alice Meacham of Nott Stewart nbbite was jqipolnted aistant, Mlaa Anna Clark oorre- ruury. member oa toa' Miiia occasion. ______bondition at St._ Mary’i__ hoe|||lt to treat him as it would treat ah spoodlng seeretary, Mra.. Edward Mrs. Ward . Day. lecturer of But are * we wrong la East street who has been in for toXk, Virginia, has bean a recent to act os guardian for three minors lilUvaM was wito a Halt wboasj Washington, Jsn. 9.— lb® | yesterday when a coffee^ pot ichester Piyision •nsmy. His free speech coats from Hartford Urjio were tri^ A . Smith recording, oecretary: ivenry Grange, No. T5. P. of H., that It waa better for the past two weeks is Improving. guest of Tolland relatives ^ and mimlaa taetudad btowtac a jp v j War dapartomant today announced their Utchra boiled over and. American Uves. Nothing he has friisnda. V Friday night far fishing w ltb ^ Donald Roblason, treasurer; Mrs. 2 “ confined to bar be4 with lum ------•-«ad obataclaB oq|award o f too aUver star to four Itingiiiahedtingtrished a gasg a s flame____ braaatl better for our soldieie, .svpr said haa bsen worth the sac- Aptly Named a license. Edward A . Smith, aaelstaflit; Mra. bago- Formerly df (Coventiy Mrs. A f| M r kuooMStutiyn n a ■ ■ r iilfr a I■ NewTffUM BrtglandtarlM TuI aoldteni far gatian-m UKTI* WANaiibbora«m4aKs»— wwaraltmsiangled gaa 4l l d * riNANCS CO. The regular meeting of Tidland Hlrrano Scranton, craule rolP su BaptfwPd Giwi Co. fbr ouraelvea to see us Orange was held Tueeday* night, The, Catholic Bodsty Day now Uvea In Manchester. _ thli mtadon, BtoffanS I try in action to Normandy. They m ojM police " rlllce a t one American soldier’s plans to hold card partlaa svery perintendent; ICiu UUlao Orif- Norman Leduc ia confined to bis f k l n g a mockery of The planet Mara la named for January'3 for installation oC'offl- The Sign of a drwtad 'beoad$v o n X i thKHighjlndudad from (toanacticut: Frank to prevent D_ -■'>1 little finger, pne so completely toe god of I war, and, fittingly, its second Wedneoday e f the atenta flag. ptoQlst; Mias Betty Jones, home with sn attack of grip. •mSmmI D . B it’s quota? Is not .,*** A paember of tha gap arhich had bean Mown.-} J. Frahcayltta, Pfc, Infantry «ol Examiner------LI..S.. Ue ST’ distinguished in service of the two moons are nameid.Delmos and beginning tola week. T b v dumge assistant. William Oreptt, son of Mr..and Worthy Sfiryiee 1 Ha sipossrt hlmsalf cm ttumerbus| (gUdar), 4' Hamatt street, Nor- baum prdnounoed Long dead of Tolland Orange and aiiUstont from toe usiui* la due to’ change of Hebron people were proud of Mra. Ftenklln Orcutt, who Is at. that • iMa S0fr>|sawggK M w fi with Uio Fbobos, meaning "dread” and TOward of Connecticut ' State'' whUa admlnistartac tolw alk. - aanhvxiatlaa. "toiTOt" Grange meeting dates tb tha first illlan Griffin, 15, dai tcndiim school ,tn WUUmantlc, At' 142 CBNtBB ST. a Gcwt> M th M i gfaiS U Ms. aai lira W. ;ssr<^l WVilMIld At hlA ■ ■ ).A tojy.vj
I* ^.Airuvaa iuc*&UAX» JAJNUAKX 1045 VAtW/’^ ciri iCR BVBmMG nORALiO. BlAMUlUSSTlBK. CUMlf* TUESDAY, JANUARY ?, 1945 ilANCMKSrilSK KVKNlWW nP,RRL.u, V cooperative" tr. the" conaultationa lEirin YoutUs; they held, before the appointments Super-Forts Hit Were made. ’ ^ Obituary Brothers Meet in the«l*acific Area IDempsey Most Colorful Marsh remarked that Sullivan Weddiiiws On Bees Gjven Calls had been required "to trim .bla Japan, Formosa; c? aMla somewhat ae I have," but eX' O f Ail the Heavyweights ■•V prMsed the opinion that, with the Details Awaited^ J Is Given Her< appotnimenta, both RepubUcen Deafhfl Laski'Zeinanek * f ■ I end Democratic parties were -I S , Sel«^ve Service Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nemeroff By Billy Roche T ^ ss^2.60. He made h i^ ^ ^ "properly represented and in tCoBttaood friMn Page < Local i^rden Qub Ettster Patrick Weekly Cage AottBf «Bd«r ordm from the Edward LaakI, son of Mr., .anti aver to hold toe heavyweight Dempsey fatally had moved, and For Service Jan. 18 Manogor, New York Baegoia Boucher, Art Chaptaan and Ab the Appropriations committee and On Main St. Oft-bombed Tqkyr/or Nagoya Mra. Stanley, Laski of Spring I championship. He was the first •\ DeMarco can "rog" toe ppek all , atat# Seioctlve 8«rvic« headqu«r- tbat this had been resolved with Mrs. Claude Yatea Of Hartfoy. announced they would fight for W rittea^cliisively fOr A P Nows* probably were tk targets today of street, Glastonbury. fighter to draw a million dollar toe gate fecelpts—if any,. featurea night without looking down. They tara the local draft board haa call- adoption of the bill adding one General Hanaer’s/^lanes. :Tagoya, The ceremony took place on whose name has been'vasgwcikte know that it la o* the blade of League LedcUng Pol more representative to that com- I gate, a flgiire he exceeded five A pretty good crowd attended, iSecond Pep Boy to En It is not W Intention to go into •d alt raglatranta In the Manchea* Jucol) Thunier Victim^ • sprawling c it/ o f 1,300.000 has December 23, at the First Metho with the production o t honey J times, for. a grand total of $8,- Dempsey knocked out Woexta In ■ Service Bou^d their atlck. ' , „ Genaro Rojo chlttee, detailed InatruotloAs on toe proper Americans M e^ City tar dlatrlct between 18 and 25 in- the largest cMcentratlon of air dist church,' Fort Worth, Texas. this section ot toe state for mor., 1-615,764. His last fight with toe fourth round of a slambang t e r Anncjl Forces; Some playera skate well and are Aaalgned Customary, Plaeea Of Heart Atta.ck; plane and aircraft parts plants in Rev. Warren Johnston officiated. way to place ice hockey; These proficient stick handlcira but after duaive for ftre-inductlon' phyaical The four House jsnd Senate than forty yea*, gave the meinH ] Gene Tunney in Chicago, Sept 27, contest, and they took up a col Cab in OpcM^; Frog ' aaaminaUons who have preVloualy Japan. A highly inflammable, city, bers of the Garden club at W 19W, gTOss^ $2,658,660. lection of $40. Dempsey then took 3 Sport Star; Finale "hints on play” are. Intended for working their way in on the net, Faces Hatcher floor leaders .were assigned their Funeral on Thursday. they either shoot toe puck directly been (Iven agriculture deferments. customary places on the Judiciary 1* also has/Srsenala, electric plants, January meeting last night ah t a i Every time he defended or toe fighting name of Jack. toe small school and aelghborhood ----- . Hoillows, Phm t J Meet. There were 15 auch regiatranta electrlclutoalcal factories, machin sight Into toe family's experiertcesl fought lor* toe title, ah epic battle Against Hall Friday. teams which do not have proper , t the goalor a pads or completely committee, . unlike the situation Jacob Thinner, who has been a Kearn Turning Point ' feglatercd with the Ipcai board. two years ago when, the Republi ery a n ^ool plants and iron works. with bee-keeping. Her talk pre-l resulted; ' In toe fall tut 1917 Dempsey. coaching. -/ • mira the net. . . ■ Head Fine Boxing Card Two fine basketbaU games a n They will go to New Haven for resilient of Manchester for the Rambling Tokyo is the adminis faced a showing of four reels His Mnsational fracas with Luis 6-1, 180, curly-hairod 'and brown- Eraest Degutla'wUl play; Aa you can well imagine skating 1 Great goal Scorers like Nels on toe weekly offering of toe Itec cans. then controlling the. Senate,- is mewt important In ice hockey. I Stewart, Bill Cook, and fJhtflle their physical examinations with created a mild sensation by deny-- past 40 years, coming here from tn W e center of the empire. In motion pictures, filmed for ttael Angel Flrpo st toe Polo Grounds, eyed. met jack Kearns, who be his final soholastic game for Man- Tonight at Hartford; Senlpr League tonight when the the niutt group of re^tranta leav Connectlcmt Beekeeper"’ Aaaocia-| If you do not skate well you can- j Conache/never.ahoot at toe goalie., In'g a place on the Judiciary com his native Hungary, succumbed addition it haa clusters of vital Sept 14. 1923, stands out aa 'the came his sttenlh ,manager, and chbster High Friday nij;ht at West league leading 'Polish-Amerlcana ing here. Notices of the reclasai- shortly after suffering a heart at w ir factories. tiOHi which gave the audience an| most thrilling event In the history not expect tc go very far in toe They always toy to ‘ nick a cor-, Sims in Semi-Final. meet) the City Cab In toe ope“ “ ' mittee to the Democratic leader, from then on cams a torn In Hartfoid when William Hall High atert of competitive games. | nor," as the hockey playCra say. , Station are being mailed by the Lron iRlsCassI of Hartford. ■' tack at Main and Oak atreets at / The ‘rill heavy-gunned B-29s, tabbed unu^al opporturilty to watch toel of.shorts,, his Jouit with Tunney Jack’s fistic fortune. The astute reatt— „ . at 7:30 and the Frog Hollow# draft office staff today. . 10 o'clock last night. He was tak bcM in action, -swarming, euckingl entertains toe locals in a C. C. L L. on’t be saUafled to skate aropnd■ Sometimes toe shot is ankle high. Hartford, Jan. 9—Jimmy Hatch- the Plant J ^ Ircra ft five me TTie Senate, without debate, by General. Hansell “a magnificent in Chicago sa toe most controver Kearns wangled matches for him, Sometimes it will catch toe top," DeterinInaUon Procedure en to the. hospital where it was rtectar from flowers, carrying pc^l ga circle if you have to confine in the nightcap. / concurred in the bills sent to It Corp. Frederick Ristau AM M S-c. Edwp^ Rlstira weapon of'w ar,” ate now ir. the sial In'boxlng. . , , . he -won consistently, and on July game. The popular redhead who bur'seldom will you see a -er. Lake City, 8. C., lightweight, The War Manpower Commission from the House'and adjourned un found he had passed away. seventh month of their searing air len back, to toe hives tp teed| Dempsey scored toe . quickest your b atin g to an Indoor arena. Much interest will ba, cehterafi -V 4, 1919, attained the pinnacle of enlisted in toe service several It la possible even Indoors to pracr per drill on* dlrecUy at the goal- is figured to have too much ox- has in effect regulations and pro til tomorrow. Mr. ’Thurner who made his offensive against Japanese home young bees, or to pollenize other | knockout in-toe heavyweight divi around the PA'a-Cabber# tilt. Tho cedures for determining v/hen It is Ludwig Ristau and family, of 35 that area. With the help of the ■floiyera or- those of fruit-bearing I I pugUtetic succesa, toe heavy weeks ago has received his caU to tlce "cutting" to the right and left. tender, unless that goalie is weak perlence that will offset Genaro Home here with his niece, Mrs production centers and outlying sion when he flattened Carl Mor weight championship, by batter ou clearing, when an attacking PA’S defending lesguie ebampiona , In the best interest of the war ef- Anna Pfeffer, of 32 Litchfield Charter Oak B*net have been anx- Red Cross, Fred reached/^EddieEddie bushes. ' report for duty next Thursday, Also get *n a little practice akat- Rojo’s youthful ambition and jlaah are leading toe league with four iously awaitipg word to learn if bases. These ' giants are rang ris in 14 seconds in New Orleans ing huge Jess Willard In^o help Ing, backwartia $nd making quick player will pounce on the rebound. ' foiit for a worker to leave his em- Committee Chairmen street, was born Iri Hungary in ever the telephone and---- pd Dec. 6 Unique among insects, morel Jan. 18. « , when they meet tonight (Tuesday wins in as -nany starts. At present r rtoyment for other work and for their two sons, both in service, one Eddie secured a pass and came to ing Nippon’s empire from end to haa been written about bees toahl Dec. 16, 1918, beating his time in less mass at Toledo. . starts and sudden stops. Outstanding scorers spend many 1888. He had been employed at end. disposing of • Fred Fulton In * Har- Two yeara later, July 2. 192V Red’s athletic career at toe lo hours In practice. I once had a night) in toe featured ten-round- toe loop leaders are one gasM ^orMtlng war workers to the’ most Named Today the Hamilton Standard Propeller in the Army, the other in the Navy, Fred's camp. It was a happy re any otper group. Nature haa en-l Take advantage of outdoor Ice, ahead of toe Frog Hollowa. The would by chance meet in the Pa union for the two since they had With other Air. Forces operating rlaon, N. J.. July 17 toe same year, came toe Battle of toe ^ t u r y cal school has been tops. He haa because it was on frozen ponds board wall made to cover the er at the Auditorium. But there . urgent war work. To coincide with State Capitol. Hartford, Jan. 9. plant in EAst Hartford. dowed them with gifts beneficial I been a three sport star playing Csbbers are out of th If you btu- of holes cut In tola board and namod these House . committee In Hungary, and two sisters, heavyweight king for' seven and football. Last year he captain made our players spend hourii In another upset tq the long string plenty strong. The team has the adopted as determination proce- warded when they learned t.hat the Itcmber .1942, and went overseas in cember, the f> urth consecutive Honey la mentioned in the Bible | I as Jersey Oty. find skating lo be work, I suggest material available to 'stop tha chairmen today as the General Catherine and. Julia, also in Hun- ■ years, longer thta any other with ed the Red and White grid in g 'v" * s shooting at the small openings. of eye-opening rasults plaguelhg dure. gary. brothers did meet. June 1944. Ke/s now 20 and was month in which enemy aircraft no leas than 55 times,’’ said Mrs. The g n a t ' antl-cUmax— Flrpo you forget about hockey. But If surge of toe PA’s and a defeat wUl Assembly convened to complete ■ the moot exception of John L. cl-;ven. Playing toe quarterback The- beginner will find that In the Hartford "House of Upsets," A registrant may' aSk his local Funeral services will be held As soon as Corp. Frederick Ris-N f’.rmerly employed by*the Carlyle losses in the Pacific have passed Yates. knocking Dempsey out of toe yoi consider skating too most throw the first round into a wild its machinery for the considera tau, attached to the 43rd Anti- Jolmson Machine Company. Fred, Sullivan, wlift claimed toe title post he called ■ toe signals, did all thrilhng and exhilarating of th" summer mqptos he can-prac as toe Auditorium has come to board for a determination as to tion of the hundreds of bills ex Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock that figure. Thu December losses, Beat Flavored Honey — ring after being knocked . down of toe team# passing and kicking scramble. Whether it is in the best interests Aircraft Artillery Group was able liow -22. ^tored Army Service in according to official communiques, The beat flavored honey is pro-1 after beating John Flood on a sports, th^n 1 won’t have to urge tice by shooting a puck along any be called. pected to pour into legislative At the W, P. Quish Funeral Home seven times in "the first round, and was a Whirlwind on the de smooth surface. Bill Cook, one of One-Two Punch of the war effort for him to remain to get some time off after landing June, 1943^^ and was formerly em totaled 823 in aerial combat and duced near large dairy farms barge off Yonkers May 16, 1881, ’ only to succumb in 1.58 of toe yo.’. to pracOce. - The fact that Rojo has been The Cabbers have In toeir praVl* channels during the next few Rev. Karl Richter, of the Concor on the Island of Oahu in the Ha- fense. For four-years he was a de Red DeguUa Carry a hockey atlck whenovet, toe greatest goal getter# of *H getting toe benefit' of sparring in at hib current Job, to transfer to dia Lutheran church, will officiate ploj'ed by the Hamilton Standard 430 on the ground. where there is much clover and | and wps stopped by James J. Cor second—and ■ the Battle of toe ous league starts, started fas.t and weeks; waiians .he trfed to reach his broth bett m 2t rounds. Sept. 7, 1892, pendable on Tom Kellcy’a eleven. possible. Even If you ara not In a time, apent many summer eve- toe gym with world’s feather other war work or enter the Anh' Agriculture, Mitchell, South- and burial will be In the East |Piopel>Cr division. He is married Mrs. Edward Lsskl alfalfa growing as a rule. Litch Long Count with Gene Tunney A squat tdlidly buUt lad. Red the games have seen them give er, Aviation Machinist’s Mate, 3-c, • to the former Alma Kent of West in New Orleans. game it is well to carry a atlck ninga on hla Saskatchewan ranch weight champion Willie Pep and ad Forces. He must ask for this bury: Appropriations, Campbell, cemetery, field and New London counties in in Chicago. Sept. 2, 1927, when stands five feet eight Inches and shooting the rubberi-at a net he their rivals a hard tusale for the determination in writing and the Edward Ristau. also located In I Hartford. t Tokyo Industrial using the double-ring Service. Connecticut are toe most produc Jack was Ninth Otlld ., until It almost become# a part of Johnny Oaarlo aa his sparmatea, first half, then falter in toe flni3 West Hartford; Aviation, Hickey, Friends may call at the fungal Lieutenant and Mrs. Lewis E. Dempsey forgot to go to a neu tip# toe Fairbanks at a hearty Cheney Tech set up at toe end of a concrete ' local board must give its decision tive areas of the state. ' In Cali WUUam Harrison Dempsey was you, because toe ability to handle helps boost Genaro’s stock. For stanza. Gunner Hllinaki and Stamfo/d; Banks, Ahrens, 'SuN home after three o’clock tomor Areas Bombed / Lang were the sole attendants. tral conier^—while Gene dozen IM . On toe diamond he handled a stick well Is almost as Important wbBc. In uniting. He has 10 dSys from row afternoon.. fornia. bee keeping la carried on born In Manassa. Colorado, June from a knockdown in toe seventh toe hot cor.ier,. third base. Not a. toe transplanted Los Angeleno Krank Vlttner give the team a fleld; Cities and Boroughs, Pratt tacks on the Alsace plain. T h e 21st Bomber Command Hdqtrs., The bride wore a princess style ns skating. SkaUng, atlck handling and has Seldom been able to get a the date of the mailing of the de Wllllngton: Claims, Willlama, Big Tank Battle " extensively because of toe profu 24. 1895, of Irish-Scotch-Amerlcan —arO history too well known to long distance hitter, he was de one-two punch while Huck Tag*- immediate threat to the French Guam, Jan. 9.--<4^— A substantial gown of white satin brqcade with Plays Tonigh After you become accustomed shootlqg are fundamentals. But to steady diet of boxing while train 'bermlhatlon decision in. which to Woodstock; Constitutional Amend- Rhine city of Strasbourg lessened, sion of fruit blossoms and flow parentage. He waa toe ninth of bear repetition here. The aame. pendable and pcssesaed a rifle arm be able to think while traveling at gett and Silap Server can be count fores of B-29s -bombed Tokyo’s a sweetheart neckline. Her long il f the "feel” of your stick drop ing. Rojo goes after hla seventh Cake aian appeal. ments, Conway, Guilford; Contin too, although headquarters said ers. eleven chUdren, and Inherited htt goes for Dempsey’a championship In addition to being a base runner top speed Is the mark of distinc ed upon to play their usual fins The local board haa adopted the Fought in Stonu; industrial area visually today in lusion veil with Chantilly lace father’s nomadic Inclination. a puck on the Ice and try "rag Auditorium victory and the 3lst gent Expenses, Clark, Orange; Funerals Germans 16 miles or so to the The speaker said no one need rscord. deluxp. - tion between a star and toe aver defensive game. policy of granting; the asms de- good weather. dropped from a halo of seeded When he Was 15, Dempsey Travel lo South Wind' ging" It. Now is toe time to prac of his pro career. . The p a 's will depend upon too Education, Mrs. Hdgerton; Stam south ‘continued to be aggressive.” pearls, and 'she carried a bouquet feel squeamish about toe use of Jack Dempsey retired after the First Voratty Year tice "cutting" to toe left and right, age player. The star knows, what iarmlnation right to the employer Nazis Defending The first bombs were away a^ stnidc out for himself. Big and Hatcher, who won 58 fights be same team that ha# carried -tha ford; Ellectlona, Mrs; Corie, Lyme; Another diversion in Holland of white gladioli, mums, narcis honey as a tiny valve guards second Tunney fight, later tried As a member of toe basketball sor to Meet Ellsworth stopping "on a dime" and starting his teammates will do;, he Studies W to tha employM. Engrossed Billa, WiUaey, Wethers A - ' was erased. Britons and Cana 3:15. p. m. Marianas’ Urns (2:15 against the nectar entsrlng toe strong for his age, he found work his opponents and after a while he fore doing a two-year hitch in team to lour wins in as many p. m. Tokyo time). sus, chryamthemums, and an a desultory comeback for a, while. team, Red haa been playing hla iff quickly in another direction. A t starts, in toe circuit. Coach Johnp field; Executive ^ Nominations, Funeral Rites dians teamed to wipe out a bridge stomach of the bee. She rec in various mines. High; Game at 8:30 first you will have difficulty con learns what to expect from them. the Coast Guard, boasts an un (Continued froin Page One) It waa the second OuAm-dlrect- orchid In toe center. - He became a prosperous res first varsity year. Playing a for ny FalkowskI haa a wealth ot Wanderer,' Bethel; Federal Rela head across the Maas (Meuse) ommended the use of honey in Wages were small and Dempseir ward berth he has been one of toe trolling the puck, but after a while Each time he goes In on toe ,i\et beaten Connecticut record. He ed raid for the Saipan-based Mrs. Lang wore a powder blue taurateur, Joined' toe Coast Guard veteran ipaterial and the team ap tions and Intergovernmental Co was at stake at 5 p. m. Part of the- ' Venlo. any cooking where molasses is traveled on freight trains or rode Pep Boys who have been winning Cheney Tech will return to a c - ___you__ will be able to skate without he varlcs.'hls style until toe oppos scored half a dozen victories in bombers, the first being the Na chiffon gown and carried an old- toe rods of Pullmans' ln traveling vtoen the war broke out, where ing defensemen and goaltender pears to be beaded for firpt round Assembly Gets operation, Maraton, Cromwell; Fi For Dr. Barry German force were captured ' enertiy pulled back 1.000 fashioned bouquet, with the aame called totr such os puddings, gin basketball games and putting live duty tonight on the chalked looking down to see if it is toere. Waterbury and New Haven in goya raid, Jan. 3. from one job to another. he Is now a commander. never know what to expect. honors. The Cabbers will havt a nance, Holbrook, Medison; Fish Amerlban Bherman tanka. The before the Britiah ,Second flCwera In her hair. 1 gerbread, baked beans and so on. As Dempsey says. It’s s great MiiJichester High well up on toe live auiy mi e _ . g„ch stick handling stars aa Aurcl 1940 and defeated Jimmy Anest, and Game l and Shell Fisheries, This was the first Tokyo raid In 1916 Dempsey took seriously (xiurt when they trek to South a local favorite, here a few weeks lot to- SB]$ about it ill tonight’s Nazis had dug in a number of ‘JcsolatC Ar- Lieutenant and Mrs. Laski will Special recipes are necessary for life. basketball map in toe sUte after gama Bill to Extend Raynsford, Salisbury; Forfeited Requiem Mass at St. their own vehicles to defend the denpes country of Wooded tracU since Dec. 27. make their home at present iVi cake,' and she offered to send re to fighting, and battled for purses dropping a :.ew notches in toe past Windsor to meet Hugh Greer’s un ago. He has met Ike Williams It Is the sixth raid on Tokyo Aircraft Improved R l^ta, Smith, Mansfield; Incor town, which is on the main east- w Forth Worth, Texas, Lieutenant cipes to any who desired them. two years. A team player and defeated Ellsworth High five. and Juan Zurlta. NBA lightweight porations, Bronson, Portland; In- and the 10th on Honshu by Sai The second game nntls the mucli Jameses Church Large* Laski is stationed at the Fort Ahawers All Questions team player, toe loss of ^ g u tls The locals have lost their first champ, and was slated, for a re improved Aircraft meeting tho W ar Powers siiraiice, TWadle, R o ^ y Hill; Ju west road from Laroche^ to^ St. Belgian salient, but a spokesman ***« pan-based super-fortresses. Paganis, match with Williams, but Ike had Vith, broken dominated for 15 Worth Army Airfield. Harry Kitchlng of toe , State will be. a big blow to .Coach Clarke, four starts and will be looking for Hollowa. The defense workers af-- diciary, Wanderer, ..^thel; Laborr ly. Attended Today. at Field Marahdl Montgomery's Btuinbridge Conwtodpres veteran Red ano White mentor. A to pull out of toe match. Hatcher miles by yesterc.ay by the attack Trade school Operated toe projector, their initial wiii of toe campaign. ter a slow start have finally coma ' (Oapttuuqg from Pugu Oiae) McManus,' RldgeSeld; Ucensed headquarters in the north said: and at the close of her telk Mrs. stp-rter In all ot toe Pep Boys sev The team haa come a long way has also beaten two former ing Americans. ' 60 Super-Fortresses * into toeir own and with Ray Occupatlona, K p t^ ff, PUinville; Fuheralserylces for Dr. John F. No Sign of Withdrawal Yates answered a number of ques- en previous games. Red has one since toe first stort against Rock "^-Notch Red Matches champa }yh‘'* ..^ * y UUe- Royer and Red Sheldon as thalr Liquet Cqntrol,UMitchell, Orem- Elimination o^ the German , Have Star Studded Squod big game left tc play, that Friday ■ ^ c tlo a of a hew trunk highway Barry, of 32 Scarborough road, "There is no sign of a OerinAn Bamh Tokyo Sector About Towir tlons, showing toe interest of her ville High and toe boys have turn- holders—Pete Scaizd Md Georgttrf^;'scorers, toe team baa taken oa n In Iblrllald county designed t. re- wlch; Manual and RtSl; Carpenter, local dentist and oral surgeon, pocket at Samree would give the hearers. night. .et* In some good performance# in Pace; that waa before he grew new lease. The Hollows aeorofi Itoue oonge-ilon on the 'Boston Canterbury; Military Affairs and were held this morning at 9:30 at By The Associated Press Win Be Sorely Missed from a bantam to a 140-pwnder. Mrs. W. IV. Elells, program By AI Cartwright, Y8c dribbling ahead of him. H6 wahte their last tyo starts. easy win over toe Aircraftera In Vtaet road. Civilian Defense, Dickens, Brook the W. P. Quiah Fimeral home, fol ^ A Japanese imperial communi chairman, who secured Mrs. 'Yates The Ellsworth tossers are one of Each Take Three Points' LaSt NighVs Fights Baby Sima, New York light w th* ■ puUing back to Hose Co. No. 1 of the M. F. D. . - (Written for NEA Service) to play professionally -and cosch The loss of Degutis will be toe toeir .first engagement with OM . : Tbe proposed highway ran into field;- Motor' Vehicles, Eggleston, lowed by a solemn requiem mass at WCBl OI Ot. Viin. hfisftpr ntopnoriwl que reported some 60 Saipan- as a speaker, surprised toe mem toe best coached and manned weight who suffered his loneHpwi better prepared positions;' based Super-Fortresses bombed will meet tonight at 8 o’clock at when toe war Is won.'Rochester’s second for Coach Clarke this year. From Servicemen an«1 another but tUa aaams highly p n * PMUddermble c^p^Uon to Falrfleld Shqron; Penal Institutions, Peter St, James’s church at 10 o’clock. Deprived Of, Air Support bers and friends with toe gift of a Dainbridgq, Md.. Jan. 9—Few, if After one game. Roy "Corky” Ka- teams in the sUte. Year in and 15 pro bouts here in bowtqg bable. With Steve Ranlck, A I son, Stratford; Public Buildings General Elsenhower’s commu Tokyo and neighboring areas of toe fire house. Eber-Seagrams have flfst call on year out toe school has turned out By The Associated Press' bounty gfter t u paasage' ot the The services were largely attended It snowed .leaVily all last night small glass of pure honey at toe any, basketball ctuba ate going to nehl, team captain, was Inducted Knights in West Side Rojo, goes after hla seven' Callarity. H any DoHnsM and Dm and Grounds, Hall, Milford; Pub nique named 'five towns captured Honshu island to daylight today. close of the meeting. him In toe money ranks. great teams a tribute to the coach Philadelphia. — Ike WlUiami. IM S law on the ground that it and the floral pieces were .In huge for the Second straight night and subdire the shooting sailors from into toe Marine Corps. Hi8->Ioas Hart/ord victory ta facing Johnny*' Norkum on hand tbs Capital CIlF lic Health and Safety, Mrs. Wake- quantities. I to the ahrinking bulge. 'iTieae A broadcast of toe communi Miss Stella Kish, formerly of The club also voted to allow lo As a coach. Scotty Hamilton ing of Hugh Greer. Ellsworth has Rise Bowling League. l331.il, outpointed Willie Joyce. would impair the value of realden- Wilkes-Barre, Pa., but a resident was compensated by diminutive Melcher, Ctoelsea. Maat., boxer fivt.-don preaaht a star studdai lee, Wolcott; Public Information, Rev. Frederick McLean cele the fall continued until noon, de I were Regne, Sart, Verleumont smd que,. recorded by- tbe Federal cal organizations to use their new toU training, center this winter. has hopes of eniulating another captured Class C-D crown on sev 136, Loa Angeles, H. Vince Plm- who has lost only to Harold llal areas. of Manchester for toe past three Eddie Vllga who htis filled In ca team. The game should ba worth Farnh^m, South Windsor; Public brated the masa, his dimcon was priving the Second Armored di Marcourt on the north and much- Communications commission, said projector and slides of a number Few, If any, opposing players are Grafton. W. Vs., burgher who hit eral uccaalons and the team is well pinelllt 175, New York, outpointed Green, recent Garden headliner. Aa a result c the prioteeta, sug- swapped BOnnCrue on the south. years, was toe guest of honor at sew, II any, uiiiiuaiua hetahte bv~bte ability turn pably and Red and White follow Paganis West Sides took three ^ wtfheaoiag. Personnel, Curtlsa, Norfolk; Pub Rev, P. J. Killeen, of Deep River, vision of air support. All planes, waves of ^29s bit "toe Kanto, of Manchester gardens, provide<^ ers have almost completely forgot- or. toelr way tc adding another. Ous Alexander, 175, Trenton, 8. That will be the semi-final eight. The first game Is Slated ta got ' M Uons were made that the sub including bombers, were grounded. Field dispatches listed others. a birthday party held at Walter’s points from the Mein, street S6rv- j lic ytllltlss, 'Thin, Hamden; Pub and sub-deacon. Rev. Edmund Bar Kinkl and ’Tomaido areas.” some one experienced in their use SaJ^mlto’l T d l v ^ under-clothed athletes Into a t?n about Ksnehl, Coach He-ry Kllc)ilng will de New York— Humberto 24avala, One of toe two sixes pita Bobby. underway at 7:80 ahStp. ject be brought up agaia to the lic Welfare and Humane Institu- A dispatch from the U. S. 9th It waa evident that the Ger Restaurant .last evening, where she baaketball jqggernaut pend upon his regular lineup with 136 1-4, Mexico City, outpointed rett. Rev. Bronlslau Gadarowskf ' These sections include Tokyo, from thfe Garden club accompanies Red will be playing In a bigger Icemen last night at the West Side Polowltzer, beltitig East Hartford Legislature this year for- rccon- tlona, Laiqb, Plalnville; Roads. Army front "in Germany,’’ said mans were at least thinning out is employed. sloii than toe one currently being Fellow by toe name (Jlair Monty Plgnatore, 138 1-4, Brook •Mderation. waa master of ceremonies. Rev. Yokohama and central Honshu the outfit. here by Floyd Scott game and tnsrc isn’t any doubt hfUch of too- teams Rec in a league match. Darlings featherweight who haa four kay- Bridges and Rivera, Mrs. Neviua, German flying bombs suddenly their salient at the western tip produced Strength bel.'.g r-Ucf*! on Pete Cap- lyn, 10. Danny Devlin, 177 James P. Timmins of St. Bridgets from toe 'west to toe east coast. Mra. WiHiam C. Cheney g;ave sn Bee. that toe training that he has re took toiree from the Knighte of oes in his last five fighto, against n%-e Amendmenta Bead New Fairfield; Ruler, Mra Rylan- were thrown against that force of the bulge, even though there The 1945 officers of Washington Hamilton. Allentown, Pa., outpointed Tony church was in the sanctuary. Tha Japanese high command account of the Christmas festivi Scotty Hamilton, who sparked ceived at Manchester High will be ra'a ahoulders. # * Johnny Saunders, New York. 'Hie Five constitutional amendments derV Litchfield; State Parks and In sajvos of threes and fours. Con was n/6 sign ot a general retreat. made toe -usual claim that "our L.O.L. No. 117,.and Manchester ties at toe Avon Convalescent hos The game I* slatod to start at (yolumbus in tot other, ■ iGillo, 186, New Haven, Conn, 8 which were approvM by tha House As the body waa borne into the West Virginia through toe great Oacek Seeks New Fields Invaluable in ,his future duties as other six-pairs “B^l” Finnegan, Sport Slants Reaervatioiis, Lqckner, Monroe; church a quartet, consisting of tinuance of. blizzard condition- re There waa evidence that the Ger damages on the ground are very Lodge. No. 99 L.O.U, will bo in pital for Blind soldiers, and assured 8:30. ‘ •hie Weal Side# sRer dropping Baltimore— Jackie. Wilson. 127 in the closing days o f.^ e IMS aes- est Madison Square Garden tqur- a member of Uncle Sam’s team. Brooklyn-, and Don • Anderson, Veterans’ Affairs, Jacocka, Bran^ Albert Gagnon, Arthur Keating, stricted ground activity all atong mans were preparing a stand near negligible.” stalled on Friday evening, January toe club members that their gifts ' (he first by 11 pins came roaring 3-4, Pittsburgh, otitpolnt^ Harry aion Were read in that chamber to- ford. 'nament of them all In ’42, is a Bronx A four-rounder com From Here, Thors • Joseph Dellafera and Charles Ta'r- the Roer river riorth of the bulge. St. Vith, four miles from the Ger Tokyo radio said the. bombers 12 in Orange hall. The ceremony of decorative wreaths ahd ever New Haven, Jnn. 9—(4’i)-;-Joe back to walk oil with toe second Jeffra, 128, Baltimore, 10. Ai - day and referied to the Oonatltu- guaid. H ie other one is Sol Blue Devils Trim pletes the card. Senate Chairmen Named tlnan sang "Lead Kindly Light.” German diversionary blows on man border. . That Belgian road dropp^ high explosives and in will be In charge of toe Installing green sprays were greatly appre Oacek of Hartford, recent winner and third a# well aa high team Blake, 205'i, Baltimore, outpoint And Evetywhero tlonal Aihendmenta oommittee? In the Senate, President Pro lAt the offertory Mias Mary Lan^, staff of District L.O.L. No. 21. All ciated. and some are still han^ng Schwartz, toe, big guy from Long of toe United State# Classic from ed Johnny Allen. 202. Philadel the northern edge of th Alsace tenter of 2,489 waa in artillery cendiaries in mid-afternoon. Island University. Center la Jack Country Qub honors, aiff-Keeney and Qusglia another atop along their road to Tempore Samuel H. Malkan named peri sang "Pie Jesu” and at the platband along the Rhlh-i on both range from Wanne, ten miles ■ifflcers are urged to report on imtil Twelfth Night in the dining e fleld Of 80 entries, winning toe Speeclboys 62 to 45 hit toe maples with consistancy in A later domestic broadcast said Coleman, fottner Duke tall boy. phia, 8. . SoftbaU la being played at Wh* flnU adoptloa. these Senate committee chair recessional Mias Hilda Malio was sides of Strasbourg Were- held to northwestward. time. hall. - top prize Of $1,000, today filed an Bowling League the first game for the Servicemen- Providence. R. I.—Jimmy Nel Saniniy Snead Wins ton daylight strike was., preceded ' Forwards ate the Indiana Hot terfront Park, with the famoaO become effective, the amend- men : W the organ. little if any gains. entry to compete In toe llt o An- while Charley . ’.cit’s 147 wis in son, 170'/it, Clev.cland, outpointed The nearest approach' to La by three night sorties of Ibnd B-29s Shots, Paul Armstrong and Herm niisl Jack White tournament at The strong Blue Devils trounced Kids and Kubs of the Thrmi QiWPi; nehta muat be approved thW year •Agriculture, Monnes. Ci-omwell; , AI! of Manchester’s dental fra The German driVc* north from which droppec*'incendiaries-on the The Mothers Circle of St. Anne Putters (0) a losing car: Pete Hansen after Joe Reddick, 163>i. Paterson, N roche (Pop.: 1,928) oame In a will meet tomorrow evening at. Schaefer, playing together for toe the Elks Alleys here on Saturday. toe Speedboys by a score of 62 to Los Angeles Open ter-Century League ta their Ifltti / . by a two-thlrda vote of both House Appropriations, Malkan. New Ha ternity as well ab physicians anff Colmar was along the Rhine-Rhone Nagoya area, southwest of Tokyo. King David Lodge Oleksak ...... 97 92 84—273 a, poor first game came back to J., 10. Jimmy Ruzzo, 178 a-4 and SwiaW ahd submitted tc the drive south of Marcou):t, where eight with Mrs. Joseph Qiilsh of 17to straight season. The event U a six-game pinfall 45 last night in a season in the far- comer. YoWro n ); ven; Aviation, Egan, Waterbury; ayirgeons attended the funeral canal and was led by nt least 20' savage resistance was encounter St. John ...... 103 103 95—301 register games of 143 and 160 and West Warwick, R. I., knocked out ringer if you aren’t 75. Tha avom , public at a suhsequent election.. 56 Grand View street. Hamilton,. Coleman, Armstrong test with the top award sei at $100. 98 93 113—304 gam* at toe West Side Rec. In Los Angeles, Jqn. 9 .»-(^ — Banks, Malkan, New Haven; Cities mass, Aa well as a large delega tanks. The towns of Witterheim ed. Numerous enemy spockets To Seat Officers Varney .. a three string total of 397 which James Holmesi 172. New York, 3 age age is 79 years and 10 mootha.. ' Among other things, the amend- and Boroughs, Scott. Hartford; tion of nurses from the Manches and Neunkiroh were yielded to the Carrier Planes and Schaefer were on to* Oacek is no straiiger in the ...... 106 105 103—814 toe other game Slammln’ Sam Snead, the Hot remained to be cleared in and White competition, he having com Ballsteper was high for the night. It was Troy, N. Y.—Willie Roache, . .Kept out by the age Unit. ■ ita would provide fouKyear Claims, Leipner, Bridgeport; Con ter Memorial' hospital where Dr. Nazis .yesterday before the ad Teachers of the Concordia Luth Lakes .jiowerhouas a year . ago...... 106 98 96—300 edged the Boilermakers 28 to 23 135, Wilmington, Dql.. outpointed SprlngSi Va., links hot-shot, has around the town. .Laroche' is Lash at Formosa eran church school will hold their peted each year since, toe inaugu Chsnda . in a fast and exlctlng clMh. Pete’s good work.that enabled the some of toe jroung feUows toil : for the governor, annual stitutional Amendments, Damlana, Barry waa staff dental surgeon. vance fipally yas stemmed. Dlatoict Grand Master Harry F. That gives you an ides of Santiago Rivera, 138, Mexico O ty convinced ’em now he is toe boss rbtected by the steep banked U. S. Pacific Fleet Headquar monthly meeUng this evening. ' ral in 1935, and in 1937 finished in ■’Mullen, Vcsco and Gustafson West’ Sides to keep-pace with the season organised the Half CW- ■ M ialtm of ; the Legislature, In- New Haven; Contingent Ex^nses. There were also representatives of Infabtry on Spearhead Job Sweet' of this town and his stedf a t r e n ^ qf toe Commodores, for 510 491 491 1492 Tavern in *the .eague '.standings. 10. joe Kushnef, 130, Syracuse, miin of golf In this country. lurthe river, ters, Pearl Harbor, Jan 9—(P)— will install the officers of Kjag a tie for first place with Pete Mo- paced toe Devils In their route tury aub for atoletea between dO oraase the salaries of legislators, Coles, Bridgeport; Education, Mrs. Dllworth-Comell Poet. The Amer fhe Lakea wia beaten , only thrice Nibllcn (4) Keeney with 34; and M t^ey.Kat- iutpFaulkner Fagani. rf ..-x- outpointed Sam Stigliano, 136*,-4 .Alien.'George Pipgraa, toe Amef*. bor. Klernan, Derby; Licensed Oc At the grave ,.in St. James’s Mrs.- Nounle Hilding Is chaiirihan Ckimmings and bis committee. Bllah---- ...... — 95 78—173 ..2 \ 0 4 Mata Street Service (1) ' OOUncH’s recommendations ff all legislative proceedings, Moscow A,merican .music' is About four miles West of the mountains, supreme headquarters was n egli^ Ie.” the Japanese coih- hester and I amon Lodge of lach count aa a word and compound Blne Devils (.82) 878 M9 685 ’ 722 ■omething never done heretofore, ers, Corkey, New London; State becoming eyer more popular to munique claimed. It Hated 18 UJ3. wo'rdi'aa two words Minimum coai ' nine points .i any college game, , ' B r, T ’Totals mem^red aa toe fellow who Ea-'l Samree tank battle, the 84th In noted. Wingen and lAcbtenberg Rockville for a Joint instailation ot but he set up scores way your and the- filing of this report with Parka and Reservations, Constable, the Soviet -Union. fantry- dlvls;ori took the tiny vil planes as shot down, including s prira oi iliraa Ijnca the WpUed: ’Tm -going to play profea- Sheridan, rf ..8 0 6 Ished what Lefty Gomea sterta6. r Torrington; ’Rules (Joint). Rls- were retaken. MOuterhouSe' waa four probableal oncers. Refreahmente will be Lina ratal par da;, 'xo.r trassiant favorite boy sets up bowling By iRigh FoDestiMt Jr, 14 Daritaga the state librarian, who would Moscow’s dance bands are play lage of Cielle, a mHe northwest of bombed deeplte adverse wieatoer. «da. alonal football—a t Georgia." Mullen, If ...... o r _ 30 94—267 Coach ClWke of toe High school Caasi, Hartford; Veterans’ Affairs. (The attack apparently stretch served following the meeting. - Max Hannuni, ^Mrnegle T *^ Naw York, Jan. •—IF)—Thla 6 McAdams. . . ..M 93 The Rec Senior League offere-p A P«p Pin Pieaae make it available to the public. ing more Jau timea, and the pA^ LaRoche. Five miles farthet west, BSrrtlTa NareS U, ISSt Roger laiko,. c ...... 8 ■®' 1 94.119 101—814 was dealt a severe blow' when It Spellrpan, Norwich; Senate Com ‘The upper Alsace j[)lain waS ed oVer about 800 miles.) Cash cnarsa coach. caUed the Hamilton of 1942 0 ' 4 Cataldi,. «• another attractive two game elate Within two .lays after completion pie 1 Ring them in their homes to British troops- made a slight ad,- cnniiir won’t attempt to any who'a^ We-Mtaete Bpmrte Itam ^ Richard Luko, a . . . .(1 103 91 103—297 tonight at the School etreet build waa learned thgt ' Red DegutW Of a transcription. The bill 'was mittee on Executive. Nominations, mostly quiet,'” toe communique Ntinitz said the carrier pIAnea 4 Consreutivs Uaxs ...I 1 ctai * ols , toe best Pliiyer ha *v*r taw. Both 0 ; 16 Braaky. .. Coach Wilfred Clarke qaa ra>| RisCassi, Hartford. guitar or accordion accompani vance to the outskirts oC Cheoux said. I Co Cuiiarcuiiva IIS- (Jays ....I f ttrslil eia right or wrong ta ;ha current nf- WISCOData'wtn be OnTale a foot- Veaco. Ig ...... •* Reed . . . . 123 116 107—346 ing when the league leading PA'#*' would be lost to the team for the 1‘p ^ e d unanimously, but Majority against light -resistance. struck at Formosa and Okinawa too Army and I avy squada voted -boil aobadula next fall for toe first 0 16 celved several caltB from atuctoMI ment. . ,grench troops reinforced the I ifay ...... Ill o 's• silt llt Cl* eii gument about profeaaiaiial baaa- Gustafson, If ...... Hedlund . 107 92 117—316 meet toe City Cab and the Ffog big game with ‘Bristol .at Bristol. parents concerning toe use of M ftI [: Leader Herbert B. Wanderer of The Moscow radio, .which has A staff officer with the it, S. and the ihtermodlate ialanda of Lend a Hand All 'urdara foi jrrasular maariiona him tha’bait'ijM y*' ^ Kppearanea of a big ten team in The churtky redhead-leaves for the Strasbourg garrison and civiliina lahlgaki and M il^ o Jtma. •viJi pa eharaad ai -iha ona nma rata biOlers playing ooUege boaketbaU, HoUows oppose toe Plant J Air piUs by toe High school at 'hMhI Bethel told the House it might be an outlet into every apartment Blrst Army sjiid the Uermana In toalr respactivi oourts that aea- ^ bowl ataoe Tommy Harnwm 8i 62 . . . .,820 498 522 1540 service next Thursday, the day be-' returned. ■ , , > Shipping armind Form ou and In Mias .lesiiie Rejhudds, local so Spaoial rales (ot luna larm avary Totals . craft five. . ' ■. time, in our previous'report# impoaslblo, because of the labor Boroughs house in th6 Capital and every the bulge were by no means to an lay ad«*rtlalna siven upon ragocal son. He was o.. everybody’s oU- but when, it results 1»- toaatag want to town foi Michigan ta 1989. Speedboys (45). fore toe faatfle with Bristol. ott^tton, to eipplny atenogtapbers "imponible" situation. Ho pointed lighting continued at Druzen- the Rjmkyu-island chain-stretch cial service representative, reports Ada ordered cancelled pyTora.iha The Badgora. also , are reported to. 0 .6 the High cage olaahea we area in tbe Soviet Union, consist beiffi, 15 miles northeast of Stras harsh names at a good guy Uka Finnegan, r f ...... 4 Shea .. i.TT‘;* 1 0 7 U l 94—812 Increased to do .the work at this aesaiom .-nit. that the enemy already had ing northeast from Formosa - to toe acute need of an^eSzy chair of ird, ut tip day will ba enarued aniy “**Usut!S)yki Raasa. Watt Vir ^havo. sehtduled Penn S ta ^ . . . .0 I t The attendance bai always used . the exprOl ently plays U. S. music. , Dan Faltii, the whola Uitag »M w a Kearna, If • e • a.* O’Hai^ tit... J04 100 98—302 that t^e : Affect Appropriations Oroap P(>8:ition for Keith moved some tanks and^tofantry bourg, in toe thin'German bridge Japan's homelanda--aIao was hit the Morris type for s r aged wom ro i' tba. actual numbai or ilm at iba ginia strategist now coaching at 1UA Barber haa beap votpd by Wa ------steadily every _ . week The first time that Menchoater “ Coach Clarke passed out' In one 24-hour period: head across the Rhine. * «4 apptartd charam t ai -tSt rata US mad. . . . Dan haa, bean U k ^ Zftnfali C ••e a a o o 0 a*e*v . 1 18 Mozzer. *83 - ■- Two billa effecting the Appro- from the Western half o f the sal In Monday's carrier plane forayA an who must sit up to sleep. It fs North CaroUna Pre-Flight, used eoUaaguas aa T h a aporta brrod- league haa been In operation, in e Lnjayed Briatol at toe armoiy here pllla and toe team weij$ to Irving Berlin’s ‘You ’re-In the Bhine Valley Seetor Qoletor •arhail boi PQ.atlnwanra or ralunda unfair'raps for year# maraly B m y. rg ...... ,•* 0 4 Upton I'-^o.e • • r 93 75;^----163 pfiationa committee increase the ient and still had a usable jmad to practicaUy impossible to purchaab ■kh be made on ala'ilm o eda s.ioppod caater who haa dona toe moat to 1J4 98 122—334 high caliber of ball haa been main-r Roy KanehtH waa lost the day . of ill toe last half.” The call# In the first announcement of Army, Mister Jones" was given the Fat-Boy sa the hub o* a caiiae A.A.U. buataeaa is traniMt- B l n l U f t g a«.a * • 6 a V *.* * * •0 4 Carvey number of-reprcaentatlvea on that the east. • •nie Rhine valley aector south of such a chair just nbv. It is desir iriei the n’Mh day bring c f ^ t and dignity lo nia pr<^ ■.V 93 112-210 tained despite tha war,and local toe game. It offered ftn oppor- celved by toe local mentw ' committee appointment In the a . long airing. An American JazsJ No 'illi rorhida"' diablar linaa-goi spoke wheel. ed through hla (» « » « . « « . Ho th««^ Brown, Ig 0 Mqrriaaey jMffimittee from 17 to 18 and H>ree American and one of- the Wlssembourg was quieter due to S gt Rudy Reck able to obtain a footstool also for Homlltoii riaettOg Now faaslon” . . . Indiana’a Falra. which fan# can atiir witness one of toq. timlty' fqr another lad to break to the effect that they (tBe House of Representatives at the hour included “As Time Goes By," heavy (German losses inflicted by luld I oughly agroea with tha ^ ^ U. ents) didn’t want toeir ar “ ' Ofnand the statute requiring the State Capitol this afternoon it w m British Armiea steadily were this same oarty’s use. I&^any such Tbe Herald wilt nor bo rtsimntibia feotura hornaas racing, are plan 501 482 541 1524 claaaleat. if not the beat, leagpe into toe atartlng lineup., Hia name and a symphonic. arrangement ot Seventh Army tanks and guru. HsmUton the pasaar is now theory that a profaaslooml a M ^ n ' I . i 4 5 Totals. pllla that might prove “ — «attee to ,report all biUa com- revealed that Repreientatm writing off the''Ardennes wedge In In New Guinea chair la avaUable and the ownef- is (or mors (ban ona mcurraci insar- ning 1946 sahedulOS' in hope Umt •4” in operation ta toe eUte. waa Eddie' Vllga. He 'made "Yankee Itoodle." The 7th captured 500 prisoners to wllUng tb donate it, and the same tlon ol any idvariiaamsni ordsrad , Hamilton tot spoiW and can’t also be an amateur, but her Referos, BroWW. r . .-Daily toe phone rtags btfore it vrithto two w^ka. George E. Keith of this town Is the grim .battle to zero weather. didn’t put the finger, on the Ham tha roetag nag will be lifted by good:, - Degutla’ ' departure wlU ondarer told the House the com- On A band music progrAm were 24 hours up tb laat-nignt gona for the frotstobi, please call ror mora than ona rima He admits- tort he already ^ Tlokate An- Scoroe The charge of eU Rec league the caller knxloua to know named to the Important Cities and The distance between the U^ 8. I'ha inadterieni omiaaloD 61 ‘m- taken mora ataba at tha Mickat line basketball team ^bena^ oj July.probably mean another break for some lad. ' toe never had bean able to ful- "A’merican Patrol” and an ar ■pie 80to Blue Ridge division Sergeant Rudy R ^ k . tomerty Miss Rejmclds as follows. Days, lurrtct DUblicaiion of adeertiamg iKMUcay raoora, or near i t w h « games ia only one dime. Last brand 05 piU# poach Clarka Boroughs committee. Cmnmittee let and 9tle Army elements on the -thlt aaaaon than ha did ta n M l thaL . . . Whan aomaone atanad I t toe chap selected can fill in as the latter requirement, ahy^ rangement of "The Star Spanaled north and the U. S. bid Army on fighting west cH Biutogne in Lux of The Herald, hsa Informed hla 5380, and evenings, 3817. Miss will ba racrlHed dhly ba oanoailatloil trolt aoorod ,three ta 48 East KartfOrtl, Jan,, 9 — year there wasn’t any admisalon. did Vllga, Coach aarke wUl.have . „ .One local drug store ropi assignments had not been comple .>( tbs charsa msda Cor tha M rvlee college compai^. Ha la toe No. asking queatloos, Ferrl# gars an-early sellout of vlUmta’^ ted as The'Herald'went tc press.' Banner.” ~ , the south was less than ten mfles; embourg was credited with de- parents of his soft arrival In Rsynolda prill not be at her home onds tha otbar bight but Ralph Basketbhli / all agiraaslve bail playora. ~ which the matter to bo fom er. r ThoM Moacow*B hotela can dis- The blizzard, comparaUe to south side ot the bulge yesterday, ing suit ao he could take advant pect anything, either n ^ op p y amtaatlon. - ^ . t i.. to: the, gym. Ntfrmal attendance pep ptUa. . • .What Ooa^J will be sepknitad plainly those on the Russian front, alack- but the Oermaiis continued ag- age of toe excellent swimming which Afford the beat food, tor TeicDlione Yoor Want A5b Pep has aarved nine months gives the . boys at 1 cuas at length the diffeiwiee bn- thsra. • long (toot from that unprtbodqjz Wae Ba Rlddlagr ^ . with the Navy and has a .Medical. has been oyez i A dime ia a ataall for type tha nnq^ianged portions PtoUM Vote . tween tlw,clarinet atyle of Benny •hed a bit today, but the Snow gresstva patroUng. Snow - eeasad Ada era aoeapias o*oi tSa loio. State Fir* ’Manual • 'There wUl be a meeting ef aU Tuat plain old its., uhone at iba CH a HUB R A^B SI'CU atsnea or a Ute-driva pass to A t the teoenl Blue-Gray foot Discharge which States that he la of ban that tha For .Ooodman, Aitle Shaw and Pee- still fell mtermittenUy. overnight around Bastogne, but length ot th# floor and pltch^ a Hickey laeued the ediqt y**^**^***? Rec senior L ea gu a m M sgw to- oranges. ,Whathar, ffpaaker K. XAa Markh, To the south. U eu t Gen. Jacob ehove aa a oooeanienca toVadeer- breaking, teammate. ball Janthotce ta Montgomery, "not reoonuneaided for ro-onlist- yoq fans that don’t _ whether ■ v a ta I^p an ttivaly ncanUyt wee R-uaaelL skiea were overcaat. Sshrtlea T s BookmaUag .OM Beliefs aera ou' thy CA8H H'a I kte will be field gord for loch Haven.. . . Ral- ot Umlted exlte and nar nlkbt'at 7 at tha East Bid* Roc. contoln pap pUlJL Rap. iPhillp . bonivan of L. Devers’ Sixth Artoy .group s S rta , -LU-on. Armatrong S I* , someone asked C3iarM Trip- ment" bsoauba of phyalool dlaaba- or not you aheqild see n game^ mn- . . ..Thera U t k m ^ nanch paaiants .often ata cata as They can even argue,fine petoU (A Berlin broadcast assertad the accoiRad aa r U L ) . P a TIIKNI ' if lytag from Mo obodL Snow row atalrwaya.- The amlor and goverai Important Id. the minority -leader, *x- blocked Gernuui probing for weak son D l ^ . UOllg.—< «> - Far paid Bi rna buaineaa oBiea on oi aa- and Bchoafer ora dongeroua tar- pL the fonner Georgia star now •tfw ble over to tha Rec any' TuaaMy anxious rabbits- I t is saidJthot toe pracf about ;^mpetmen from Big to Oemana had cairad cut a new Tha diasn^sarancs of Wrds in tied the aeon at 90-16 with tan Junior clasaea ind. the te n have coma, up and it la im- ;ed corapUmmta before the spots in Alsace a ^ Lorraine. At bridgehead, south of Strasbourg, jraara San Diego poUoa triad—un- cora the aavenlb day-'.telle wins tao gtta for tost# pitehOB. with tha Anny*a Third Air Forea, la genaniUy knowis to hava night and watch toe teams ta ae- lowon of tha tlca peraista to some-'secUons of Sunny Dunham. There la a Bun- whiter waa a groat myst*ry not so drat inaamon ot aaeb ad otbarwlna about hla plans for poat-war ath- zaoonds to go. And th*r. of coune, and freshman c.aaaea will alter- > ra tivo that each team bo rop- Mgaa nadtof tbe House leaat teqiporarily, the U. 8. 7th overrunning *lx , Rhine valley sucoessfullyA.to wipe out book* No team avar mode wtaning n parfnrated eardrum for whiriitoe tom. Wa guarantee you won't tha orirto M the apuntry. In Oitoa, both caU hy Bcrrigan school here which many centurler ago. ' Some- said he CH a HHR KArB.wlll pa enlltci- U-Uca. . . . rripid, w W W two It was Budtager .who g o t # ^ y for nnta with, the Aral 300 apitacants raoanted. asBlgnmenta,'each aa- Arm y counter-attacks were plug- towns, including Kraft, ten miles making on borae races. Now they -d No'.reaiMinaibllliy for .arrnre m baskatboU look so assy. received medical treatment prior be dtaappotated. and 'd tm are picktod sr^olc and iw.aeddaned when, only recenUy, they spent the winter 'n mud at y w M of collttge cUglblltty left, a goma-wtaiiuig goal for hla own antianoa. ^ .sa a o en e a when, only racanUy, jdng holes driven by tbe first furo south of toe cKy. Thera waa ao know how it's done. No .racing, no 'aletibuiied ada k ill ba aaaumad and BpaaUlUt HmniUtpn figures ha to enteriaur the aervioa. bits msmbat% tsAfnaS at M i '•'V V' r 'i lit mHj:, ■ ‘ S'" * '' ' ■ -• \ • ,.♦. 1\ w . ■■■-••■ - ./■ : : MA.m ;hi*;^1 t;K Kvj*;m n (; h ^KALU. MA^CHESTI'EB. CUMN; TUESDAY, JANITARY 9, 1945 ■■ ' -A " “ - ^ MANOHis'l’ER EVEf^lNG HERALD. BtANUHMTER, CONN., TUESDAI, JANUARY 9,1945^
Soldier—Your., sister is epolled, s AnnaufTcvnii^ts- AN anted .Autos— H«H.l> KVKitTTHIM: Repairing 2.1 Arlirirs for Sale t.» t . Hou.-ehi)ld Guilds 5f Wanted lo Buy ger. The spark, thus created,.toll isn't-sHe? ” " 1 4 UEFRIQEEATION Motorcycles 12 PlAiSU . ■ ...... "■ ■ Into a little metal Ixnc ftllcd with Junior- No, lh afs the perfume and repairtiig.. BABY F U R N n 'jR E , bathlnette,''^ 'Y a n t e d t o BU » sooond, haitd cotton, or lint, or fine wood ihav- %BSSSl NECESSAfey IN WAR player piano specialty. yhe uses/ > Classified CARS WANTED— CASH on Ole- John like new, "pre-war metal folding FOR SALE—,2 BURNER oil burn Wardrobe trunk. Call at 3J Qar- inga. The smoker then trans use .OR PEACE , ■ CocUerham. 46 Bigelow (■ - spot for clean 1936 to .’<2 models. stresl carriage, clothes rack, veryvvajr rea-gca- er. ws»si\sBrand ssww,new, |65. rXiVfllOPhone S*2-1361. .d-,. Drive, Apaitracnt H.- Classified .WAY OUR ferred the burning line to the bowl Always remember to gat • the, Brunner, 3191. Open evening^ ’till T«) 4219 Honable. 47 White street. Phone ------'■■ ■. ------Shortage of men for installation of his pipe. Courtesy by buslnesa'men / artd town what says they alpt to be fair imlUtloii of a ghost. .* Then facts' Before you give th* answers. 10 o^clock. . 2-1905. • j, 1 d e l u x e GAS r a n g e with oven she went into the bedroom to -am) repair work. 'Hie need for — ...... • —----^— ------■ clock control i nd separate bi Adverticimwjts their >Mlatanta even when goods saloons within 300 feet of -' the This little matter of timing can I .1 separate broiler. KtHtniM Without Btiard ‘■haunt’’ h er, hiiaband who had tvoid a lot of bigoprrors. ,.^- F o r R ent •For S ile tratped men to overiiaul and In ' P riv a te iBfltractiona 28 WILL EXCHANGE boy’s shoe Completely automatic. Also utili . PEOPLE LIVED tjykihs knocked at the 1 door, are Icarce or nop-exslsjent will be church building or school house, opened It. a few inches' and remembered after the war as also and'SO we’re moving the church drank more than hia capacity. \ ' ' stall refrigeration and air condi Business Ssmgcs Offered 13 skates In good condition, slM 3 ty table. Telephone 7648. . Fur Ueut \F u i Salt* Sha shook him energetically and T o B o y T o S e U tion equipment is urgent. If you ------— — — — — for else 5. For sale man's hockey EXCEPTIONAi-LY neat, comfort peeped. “ Miss Fraaer has come,’’ \/lU discourtesy by other less far- and the school house. ’ Lady— Boy* what would your use o f words—diction—artlcula skates, size 12, new blades. Also able room for 3 young women. be said. It was then about 8 roiiaed him enough for him to ask: .'ather say If he knew you were liM are meohahically Inclined and have RANGE BURNERS cleaned. In To Buy toSeU seeing individuals. . Husban4h-Whaah that? ■■ a fair educatiort, lodk into this big tlon—vocabulary increased. Pri woman's tubular, size 8, Phone Machinery and Tools 52 Centrally located. Inquire 82 o’clock. Would-be Drinker—What have fishing on SundaV? stalled ana .serviced. SalisfacUon vate tutoring In mathematics Chestnut street. The Majiw replaced the book n e Cigaret Shortage you In the way of,a drink? , Wife (in tepulchral, tone) — Boy—Ask him, he’s right around -V p ay trade, ^ a r n hqw you can get guaranteed. Also good used burn 6396. bed New York Wae Young TCarolina— for at that period black readlng-^spelllng— history. White LIME SOWERS, milking ma he was reading' and took another Would-Be Seller- -Three police- Ilataif ' the bend. this .training in spare time or eve ers for Mle. Call 2-1309. R(X)M IN PRIVATE home. Suit- slaves had become so numerous, Cigareta are scarce, you bet. Husband—Shake handsh, old .Lofet an4^Poand 1 nings. No Interference with pres Studio. 709 Main street Phone chines, stationary and tractor Chapter I IIr New York that their prices had from a bookcase near at hand. i-men and a. federal agent. 2-1392. BOY’S SKATES, used once, able for 3 girls, married couple. He had been reading Aphra But don’t holler, pine, or fret; horae, L-married your sister. ent job. For full Information write FLOOR SANDING size portable saw rigs. Dublin Tractor Wanted'to Rent Xfisl collapiied and th e' trade In them Be patient, pal, and take this cue— Hawkshaw — The robbers wore 10. Reasonable. Phone 8266. Company, Wllliihantlc. Kitchen privileges, near bus line. ! »Jn 1760 the home of Maj. Daniel Behn s novel. The Nun, or the Per - It’s getting ao that an A. B. de 'UMrr—ICAB^ER plate ZB-«44 In gt'once, giving name, address, etc. . ’ Lsiying ana Finishing Phone 2-1625— 2-0296. was no longer profltable. Remember, 'we still have a few rubbers and walked backwards. SPANISH—ARE YOU Interested OFFICE SPACE— BulUble far| Lawrence, a eturdy house of Dutch jured Beaaty, and the book .-he gree from a college simply means Story Of A Maa’a Ufa Policeman—Ah! Then we must town. Cb|T 3-CSAT. uyiliies Inst. K. care of Herkld. J. B Jensen -Phone 2-U920 He did not have much to do at In Grandma’# day, you know, that Its owner can be depended on in really speaking SpanUh? An HOLLAND WINDOW shades—all dentist. Preferably on Maial patterr, atood on William street, took in lU place was Bunyan’s 20 yearil of hearing his motlier look for S' man with receding If No .Answer—53*29 colors. Cut-to-measure at reason FURNISHED ROOM for I or 8. street. Cau Rockville 804. near the corner of Wall. New York his place of business on this snowy Corncobs wer# in style, and so to know the first two letters of the -W ANTED—TTVO r i d e r s from experienced 'teacher, huent In Muaical tnatrumenta 53 day, so he returned home shortly Pilgrim’s Progress. He did pot ask wh<00 16 to 60. War demands have caus Motorcycles^ 12 OENEHIAL CAR1?ENTRT and re done out. Would be nice If per Tel. East Hampton—161-2. PAIR OF GIRL’S White MK>e ice Wasley, State 'Theater Bldg. Tet ; daughter Elizabeth played the VAOCA*. ed, big shortage. Prepare now for modeling. Kitchen remodeling and son cpiild opend night or 3 at spinet in the clttlng room and lU tions of the household. He was r SEASONED WOOD— Cut any ekatea. Size 6. Telephone 5655. 6648—7146. accustomed to spend these quiet this tateresting. profltahlS and V AN'TED USED CARS— Wtil buy cabinet work a meclalty. Will own home each week. On bui, line. tinkling notes ran quivering I - ' patilotio work. Write for kree in- any year or model. Wa wlU pay Phone o^lS. length, fireplace or furnace. Call ’ through the air. afternoons In pipe smoking and help-you plan and mve estimates _____ ^ ______Glastonbury 2485 after 7 p. m. reading, or in playing solitaire.^ formation. Wayne School of Prac- top prices for well kept cars. Cble free. A. R. Charon-V5826. T Wanted— Real Estate 7 7 1 The family had a part In the so tkial Nursing, Pox A, Herald. Motors at Center Phone 4164. EXPERIEInCBL g i r l for book cial life of the town, and occasion Sometimes he would take a nap keeping and general office work. RADIO REPAIRTNOV-Plck up Garden— Farm— Dairy \ WANTED—6 ROOM house. Good ally the house was full of company. on the sofa. w a n t e d —TO BUT a amiUl car service. Radios checkM at the Preferably able to type. Rogers College By HaroM Aaderaon neighborhood, sizeable lo t Give Then the chatter of soft feminine Ill the course of the afternoon In good condition, 5 passenger. Paper Manufacturing. Tel. 5163. Products 50 , Bowling Green Conch .location and price. Box X. Herald. voices and loud mascuUne laugh- the Major would do a good deal of home. Repair home allian ces. (Written for NEA Service) Will pay cash. Call 3493 or 5942. i' ter ran all over the house and gar- drinking. W A N T iD Call morning 2-0840, M uchester WANTED— GIRL FOR general QUALITY GREEN Mountain Radio-Service, 'i8 Birch stV^t. potatoes in 50 pound bags at the Basketball , d«*n. On this wintry day a fire of office work. Colonial Board (Com Cheers, jeers and laughter mark Though it atood almost S T JARVIS REALTY CO. 3627 days or evenings. Navy 26. “Mother, klas!” while he tearfully of silverware which they kept in ANVeOST/ V»AAN' ‘ CRAZY COMMAND Schiebel Bros. O ffloe4llf Realdenoe 7X76 ______- ^ wood kitchen stove. Phone 2-1475. one of the officials called a foul on presents a bruised area on some ' and vegetables to be gathered, a locked closet on the second floor. ICING GIRL WANTED part-tline Oberlin 62, Wooster 50. Ositer Si, Cor. Proctor Road Weefcdaya and Snndaya - ACME RADIO Service. Prompt In a. m. Apply Federal Bake Clemmons after he scored. T^e part of his tender body, give him ,J horses to be curtled, pigs and / chickens to-be fed, snd the ground In colonial times banks did not LJ S"'- ' . * . and efficient. Phonograph a spe Shop. 885 Malt, street. Tel. 3621. VENETIAN BLINDS. Window Western Union 37, Buena Vista game was held , up Ibr a minute the caress, but follow it by some shades made U. order. Installed. becausey of the crowd’s terrific cleared of weeds. exist in America, and the unnec cialty. Phone 4607. thing more permanent In its. ef essary amount of silverware in Reduced prices. Phone 8819. Baker 30, Emporia Teacherr. 26 booing. ' > fect. • Like all other streets in this co Open evenings. PltUburgh (Kana) Teachers 60. When things quieted down and lonial town, William street was the homes o f the well-to-do took Help Wanted— Male 36 The toddler brings his bumps the place of bank accounts. It Heating— Plumbing- Phillips U- 42. . Rothenberg was abopt to take his and bruises to Mother a dozen simply a muddy or dusty road — HELP FOR SALE—USED steam fur could always be tur'hed Into Roofing 17 Calvin 48. Alma 45. Iree throw, a shoe came hurtling times a day. The amount of nolM' depending on the state of the ««,eeQSa< ’naifii^'H'gmv'iet imP t A. «ig”irr>AT e» MALE HELP WANTED—MAN for established nace. Good condition. Telephone Olathe Kans Naval Al'r Station from the gallery toward the offi weather — -and there were no side monev quickly. 8453. he makes Is no criterion for tha Besides the bookcases filled W il^ T E D HOOFS Oh ALL TTFE8 replaced milk route. Write Box U, Herald. 41. Winter General Hospital 38. cial who called the foul.. An in seriousness of his injury. If It is walks, nor was there a street 'M think iWy’rc iicudiiiji for ti sawmill lo seltle their Scott Field 81, W'Mhlngton (St. stant later the mate of the shoe cleaning department in the town with solemn-looking tomes the li WANTED or repaired including eiatb, com- WANTED—EXPERIEINCED body SELLING Oin entire stock of likely to be listless and quiet, even brary contained the Major’s desk, . ' - dispute >7 ffngm MsbM^ Tss Sera Male, Louia) 41. followed. Both pop shots whizzed administration. But every Friday DOjlUon. jhinxle hr tin. Alao val- ws n. Good— pay, steady work. used furniture at greatly reduc unconscious, and in such a case, af a mahogany table, a sofa covered “ ■ ■ I’a ear course, the home—nurse will ci^ the year round the streets had to m p m Manlmslc HHpers—Mala Full or Part Time. leyk Skshln Bhshlngs, guttere. chimneys Manchester Motor Sales, West ed prices. Telephone 5187. Aus Minnesota 49, Purdue“44~ with flowery designs, snd six Centralia 44, Paraona 26. A roar of laughter ensued when the doctor to get his advice about be cleaned by the householders end SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Oiy Let Werkere—Male. B. V. CoughUA. 390 Woodland. O n ter street Tel. 4134 or 6097. tin CTiambers Warehouse, Man the official picked up the shoes, chairs. Phone 7707. Kansas Slate 44. Rockhurst 38. methods of treatment But for the refuse thrown into the river. i BT MERRILL BL068SI Apply chester Gretn Open dally 1-5. and shouted to the gallery; Each resident cleaned only that 1 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS How Nlcel EXPERIENCED truck driver. Ap Iowa State 50, Nebraska 38. the “Mother, kiss" tybs of bump, The desk was so typical of the Saturday 8-12. “Thanks. Just what I needed accompanied by lusty cries that part of the street which lay la fron t; ply Carlson and Company. 44 .Southwest •—and without a coupon!’’. 18th century that it might as Rogers Moving— Trucking— soon disappear Into gurgles of of his house.' fter Colonial Board Stock Place. well be selected as the most rep ma a m A Hff TisD Waco Army Air Field 6lr Mexi laughter, home nursing care is The street lighting was done by Ow. 1 bet OH.NO. ' / I THC CHAIR. O© HE T!*Y TO Storage 20 co 24. the citizens. One householder in resentative piece of furniture of jUNioa.,^ BeiNG.,'neO CHAIRS usually sufficient Ordinarily, a /\ POOR MCUTEO WAYt Poper Mfg. Co. Company every-seven hung out a lantern be that era. It was the kind of WAS UPTt» ANOjAVING MV, ' ' CXJWH VOOR BACKV NO AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Com Help Wanted— Blackland Army Airfield 47, Warren Nomiiiatefl bruise will clear up in time with HG OLD MOUTH GAGGED,^ Ok ; Osklaai and Mm Stnets 615 Parker S treet/ pany. Trailed van acrvlce. Local Racing Notes Southwestern Tax 39. fore his residence, and six of hts desk that was used by Washing Male or Female 37 out special treatment. ton. John —Adams. Benjamin tricks moving, packing and atoraga. South Plains Army Air Field 97, Bruises are actual taemorrhages nearest neighbors shared with him the expense cf keeping the light Franklin. Jonahtan Edwards and A&AIKI. Dial 5187. HELP WANTED— MALE or By The Associated Press Childress Army A ir Field 52. To Head Rotary under the skin, caused by the DO VOU RMlng resumes at Oriental burning. thousands of lawyers, doctors and MINO'T female for laboratory control West crushing of small blood vessels, men of business. It was narrow NORTH AMKKUIA Van Lines work. No experience required. Park in Hava-a today with a card v/lthout breaking the skin, usual V lnc. '(3oMt to Coast moving serv- of seven races. The Hipodromo 'de Washington ' late 46, Oregon 36. The Lawrence house was nearly and taU. The writing surface was Rogers Paper Manufacturing Co. Los Angeles, Jan. 9 - T. A. ly. Since the blood set free in 80 years old. Major Lawrence’s fa hSrdly wide enough for two sheets tca. DUJ 8187. Las Americas in Mexico City is Montana School of Mines 68. this manner ' cannot escape, it Fort Douglas 48. Warren, Wolverhampton, Eng ther had built it In 1705, and the of paper. The upright portion dark untll^'niursday. land, educator, has been nominat eventually passes through.,.chemi WANTED! Camp Carson'49, Peterson Field Major had lived In It all his life. rose to the height of about six Situations Wanted— ed aa president of Rotary Interna cal changes in the tissues and is feet. It had glass doors and sev Painting— Papering 21 31. blood into the tissues, is what It was aa rigidly rectangular as Male 39 Jockey C. Beckman was the rid Buckley Field 63, Fort Loga;^ tional for the year beginning n barn, without any* p r o je c ^ g eral shelves for papers and books ing star at Tia Juana (formerly next July 1. causes the discloration and and drawers in the lower part of LIVE POULTRY PAINTIn 3 a n d papet hanging. ELDERLY MAN, active, hard 4*. awelling of the injured p'art wings, bow windows, or architec Canvas ceiUnge ane effe^d by applying used In building it were of various [(parrecess on the same level a s , p a i n t i n g , PAPERHANGING, ELDERLY .MAN DOES painting Chance $4.60 In the sixth' and terday, and unless another candi cold compreasea .nr a nice bag to . colors, such as yellow, brow-n. blue j ...... rltlng surface. There wsA /eilin g s and floors installed and Freedom Ring $7.20 In the seventh; Georgia 37. Clemson 30. date la named before the next ana red, arranged In curious de an ornate inkwell of brass, a niet- HIGHEST PRICES PAID! at low cost. Phone 8819. Open Tulane 36, Jaikaon Barracks 27. the crulae for an ho)M- or ao im BY FRED unished, electric and *water sys- evenings. Available at once. general meeting in May he will mediately after the Injury. signs. This decorative brick gave al holder conUiping three gobse- In Troubla Recent shipments of horses from thejiouse a certain air of lightness RED RYDER Equal Attention and Consideration Givens To Big tams repaired, also carpenter ^ o become president. Maaaage Gently quiU pens, and a silver sbaxer of work. R. S. Porterfield. Tel. 4752, Hialeah include two cars for the Abeorptipb of clotted blood and charm. fine • sand to be used .in/blotting Ax>p-- NOW' BUT aTEALlMV and SmaU Sellers Alike! High Scoring Mikan Following the Dutch fashion, /TOO NOT N££D-LJ^V 3TEP5 DO N ^ 2-0967, 8746 or 4894. Dors—Biirdti— Pete 41 Mm River stable to Aiken, 8. C • from the tfisaues may be haatened' the freshly written sheets. Blbt- ATE ,RtD RTPERt ATE F1N16H BRAID-UAV one car for Walter P. Chrysler to New Great Lakes Coach one of the narrow ends of the \>iarn uttlC Chicago^ Jan. 9— (8^ — George by alternate applications of hrat tera wsre unknown spd ssnd was FOR SALE—YtUN G watch dog. Warrenton, /a., one car each for and cold. Follow this by jgtattH house faced the street, and was used instead. / Will make a good farm dog. In Mikan, DA Paul’a elongated bas Great Lakes, 111.. Jan. 9—op)— right on the thoroughfare. Before On the finely pe Dutch stoep. ------M.^CaESTER .REPRESENTATIVE — PflOPERTIES City; and one car for Mrs. Ray from the very edges of the injury, stemmed pipch. a silver tobacco CALL ilLANCHESTER 2-1446 A P r i ^ 6 P. M. Live Stock— Velhiclefl 42 The 6-foot, 9-lii<;h, bespectacled Wisconsin’s outstanding athletes On warm summer evenings It lM>x, and large candelabrum Feinberg and G. R. Watkink' to Mikan has scored 9 ^ points over and on the coaching staff, of. the and always away from the bruise, FINE MILKING Guernsey cow. Stanton, Del. using a firm motion on the sur was the custom for everyone to sit with brai/hes for six candles FOR SALE two full seasons and til 10 games University of Iowa for 18 years. Also a (Hht-and-steel' fire-maker, Freshening February 12. 2nd rounding tissues. This ahould on the stoop, and the street had a 2- FAMn.T FLAT—8 .rooms to this season—giving him. an aver Williams, who replaces Lt, lively appearance with All the vi which Was uaed occasionally for ' tiff each floor, large open attic, go<^ calf. $175. Perfect condition. Call M. De Swaan. formerly of New age of 16.1 Last season oc sebred Chndr. Paul (Tony) Hinkle* de not only relieve pain but tend to ork, and owne, of 23 race horses, prevent stiffness when the arm or vacious front-door parties laugh llghtipg pipes when the candles sized lot and n two-ear garage. 2-1390. 486 points in 26 contests aa com tached for Paclhc duty,, probably were not yet lighted^ and there has appealed to the Mexican Rac leg is .affected. ing and siaging and viblting one Second floor now vacant. Lo- pared to 271 points in 21 gamte his will coai'h the Sailofs basketball wak no fire oh the hearth. The ing Commission against the order first year at De Paul.. In this tea- . another. 'rated on W*6sworth StreeL team. He was cage coach at-Iowa On the ground floor the house fire-maker consisted of a piece of /- f Reasonable price and enay of The Hipodromo de Las Ameri sqn'a first 10 games he has regis for 13 years. He ha» been station had four rpofris — parlor, dining flint held Immovahly in place by eawL'HM St MM aiimeC Sii!.>v. s laa. u. a >*t. ew terms. cas stewards barring him per tered 209 Points and hopes to ed at a Naval Air Station near ' room, library and kitehen. A l^ e , metol prongs The flint could be manently fW ii the Mexico <31ty corns close to hitting the 1,000 Ju m p er Ou if it “Seriously, boss, if you keep on turning down people wlio MANPOWER 3- FAMILY—41 rooms each side. Feorl Harbor for the last 18 on the second floor, there we:ere six struck by a hammer like that be track, De Swaan asserted he was mark Saturday agalnat Weatern i answer our ads because of weight of age, we'll never get Two^wr garage. Large eonier mohtha as Athletic Director in 'hdroom s: and over them ■was an longing to a musket, by cocking WANTED not notlfl^ o f the hearing at Kentucky Teachers. Charge o f all sports. , lot which .Is coned for hnslnens. attic used by (the servants. There the hammer and pulling a trlg- anybody for our vacant jobaT Aom Wild BY LESLIE TURNER • I.rf>rated at Center and Winter MAN TO GREASE which the stewards barred him. 'was also a teWsr-fPr storage of WASH TUBBS The disbarmt it order was Issued Streets. One apartment #iow AND WASH TRUCKS household supplies. \ Just behind spHi JAPANESE INTCaCEPTOR COMMAND 0 /Jv GUNNERS' vacant ready for oeenpaney. after an electric battery was the kitchen, wltt* s door opening l-UONEKVILLE FOLKS ______BY FONTAINE FOX ‘^ compartment URGENTLY taken from Jockey Oacar Pernia into it. was the woodshed a dark, ALERT $IX MILES UP Reasonable terma Any Age— 16 to 60. A Prize! RADAR STATIONS ON just before the feature race bn roomy place in which a whole KYUSHU REPORT YANKEI EVERY S-FAMTLY ROUSE located on Apply R. L. Smith a New Year's Day. The stewards li winter’s Slipply of wood for heat I EV E R Y O TH E R S TURPAY PURIN0 THE WlNTE„R THE SKIPPEf^ 8-29 S ARE SIDESTEPPING BASE FROM Trotter Street. A good invest* exonerated Perula. ing and cooking might be kept. YAMATA TO ment — pays better than 10% MAINTAINS A LOSJ ANP FOUNP PER^RTMENT THAT ISLAND...P9OCEI0IN6 Perrett & On the room there was s cupola UP CHOSEN CHANNEL, TOKYO' gross snd more' .when celling There were 1,177’ horses at __ a port of edvered balcony which m S E D E D prices are removed. One rent could be reached by the stairs. In now vnennt and ready for oeeu- Glenney, Inc. Hialeah Park when racing in the paney. United States v as suspended. ’Hie the -summer 'months the family schooling o f juvenllsa from tha often- sat on the rspm balcony In T^e measures now being taken by War Mobilization PROPERTY NEAR THE CEN Perrett Place Director -Byrnes to make men available for service in the r’ -ting gate is being continued the afternoon. From it the East TER — In bnslneaa >one, has at the Florida t ,.ck by a skeleton River could be seen, snd the armed forces and in war plants, is an indication of the three street frontages with a crew under Thomas Ryan, assist heights of Brooklyn. great need for additional manpower. The only manner large area suitable for parMng. ant to starter (ieorgb Qyasldy. ■ners were, "of coatee, ao run- in which manpower requirements can be met is by all Business frontage 140 feeL ■ ning water, toUeU or bathrooms, Buildings now on property will for such conveniences did not ek- men and women taking their part in the war effort..*.. . . Miry flxed charges ontlt after WANTED isl in the middle of the I8th cen the war. Ideal for flrm qeedtng tury. Water for drinking and wash We have work available on urgently needed war mate room fisr expansion and. the ing was brought to the Lawrence rials for both men and women. prlee la., reiumnable for ths l o ^ Truck Drivers house In casks hy a contractor who tton. • made a monthly charge for this MAJOR riOOPUt; WANTED b y 3. R. w i l l i a m s o u r BOARDING HOUSE •You can help us meet production requirements! If you need Fgood Building'Lot Helpers/ T service. Many Manhattan families OUT OUR W AT for Rome, Berrice eWatkia. Ught . Union Rates. , had wells on their premises, but or Heavy Industry — wa have Apply In Peraon. Part-Time .. " teere was none on the Lawrence GREAT UEtellH4GfWHA(T^3AKE GUESSED OM& f WHADOAsVA them In all sections ef the • place, for when they had ■ gone TNHV eyen. POGGE65ED M e S in c h - ^ g o >t m u s t ' /(^allopins Town. '' PERRETT A GLENNEY* dow n-40 feet the well diggers had Cheney Brothers MAID struck B^td rock Instead of water. TO PREDICT TVtoFEBT » G N 0 V l- * - U M - l 3 ^ ■ ^ INC. OP SNOW ?--TNMEN X M INCHES FOR ME TO [ 146 Hartford Road An Klttda of Insoraaeo At Stock Perrett Place GUESSED, THE SUAi ‘J^e.ET'tHeAKURSEC f e^ T iF J Manchester, Connecticut mad Mataal Eatoa. • Apply Housekeeper ~ ^ E . J . Mack SrtOtJE -M.T6AJ M ltiO TESm 300 AS, ^ MANCHESTER . It snowed heavily orf the night LPTER it SMOW-X BODVGUARD^ FWE^N^bS AH hiring done in accofdance with the Area Stabilization Edward J. Holl • of the, fourth day of December inks FUAKGS AS L A R S e ^ HORRORS/LOOiC Plan. Beaitor MEMORIAL HOSPITAL of the year 17B0„ On the morning A A A. 8 A 8 N LWHB.'AT THOSE DRIFTS ) REHEARSlrf 1000 Mate St. TM. flll7 -«n S o f the fifth Major Lawrence Rend H e ra ld ’A d v *. TelepkoM 5131 walked to hia oBlce. >-WMj(ERS;; He wore a plum-colored squar^ cut coni whtdi caadhed to his Orders knees and flared out from the LAME UDONAMD waist downward. His knee breech es s^are of black broadcloth. His BUT OAN-VOU'VC OKAYOMl! 8UT WONT HAVC'^ wHMMM* WHATY TEUMIMy 8 7 . vest, or doublet, was . o f dark I tWOUCH TO X THINK TOURE yM lW allk wtUi flowery destgne IM fiPMM MAKC a \ IMOWCy ABOUT! THE SET-UP Ml RANKIN: BffiNG VERY d U t on It. Theta w ^ lacs ruffles m OF BHBRIFf ) I U K lOCKV THE SHERIFFS his shirt fron ran d at hia wrists. FOOLISH -ANO OFFICE. NOWr/ Smartly atyled button • fNat' FIN« ! Itfl 60NMA /IF 16FT YOU By Mra. A m o Cabot inatrucUena for the Dolf’ DrOK jumper for the faaWoiMnMryoang Ha wore a three-cornered ooNmd MAKfi HIM WE < OUT OF THIS OONT CARE TO Ho poputar it is a little aatonlah- DUidoth (Pattern Na 8809) hat. A t his aide he wore a sword. GET MIXEO lady. Add the ertop'Mouae, for. an f ^roetieteie all over the coun -18 oanta in ooio, plus 1 cent post ouUli youD live Inr-and loW—and Inickled around bis waist, teneath lAOgHIIW STOCK \ BRIBCitV MESS', t y have written in for thie Pf CQUWTV! BOTHER age. your name, addroH and pw long remember. his coat. Aa a protection from ’Manoer'a’* erode diab- Mttotn number to Anna Cabot, the weather be carried over hia VA80UT FINW?, Pattern No.'STiS la designed for IBNte Ae pimeUcal aa it ie gay and The Manchester Herald, 1180 Sixth Siaee U. U, 16, 17 andte. Size ehouldera a whittle or ritsF). pretty, it la made of ecru or white avenue. New ToiHi If. N. Y. ' 18, jumper,- require# 8 yardi of 35 The Major was aa Importer; he P*®Nwt a.id trimmed with JDoU weather gannentr. eocka, o» 3f-itieb mqtyrial; bloi)ae, f'- bid -correspoodeota In the West s. ewYeteu;, puttena, snow-eat eceea 'wvea. I 8-4 yards- tndleS, and on ttio **'*“ “ “ “ *> iiLJs; aattae tor chlidran. lovely embroid Par this jNitteni. ssnd 80 FYom the Ulands of tha West a tra ^ are uaed to haqg the 8-teah ery dealgna fot the ho*nr ere to be la coiss, your name, addreea, sixe -dlea eeme'ineteKW (to bamada _ S • hook over your Utehen round In the Winter Igsoe o f th e , deelred. and the pattern number Into n m ), r»w ,ai^ar, a ^ varioim gink. MCicea t convemition-pleoo Anne Cabot Album, Send fpr your' tropical toxdte; YWm the coast V»v gifi ft 0 kiUihcn iliower! to The Manchester Herald Today’s THE e m p t y VCTOPh/ .copy or tend'a copy, to a needle- Pattern Saiytee, 1180 Sixth ave- o f Africa hia ship brought elavto I* . To ohtate - eoteaiete .uoriur- A-Pstoe-U-esutk ItoarTdrk IR-R. Y. to Ndw York, but to SouthI . ' • ■ . ..7‘ . V •