■>v. * n f SATtTRDAT. JANTJART s i I t a FOUBTEEIf ISIattrbfBtrt lEwttittfl Hpralb Keep the Dimes Marching Towards Manchester's Goal are plentiful and what foods the time and for that reason didn’t government wants us to purchase, learn the Identity of the finder. About Town Mrs. Wilkinson by consulting the food pisgeS ' of Heard Along Main Street The owner would like to know our dally papers or listening to who had been so kind as to re­ Aveng* DsOy ClrealatioB The Weather radio reporta We here can use a turn the book, so if the finder is a For tha Blonth at Oaoembar, 18U d ilt t i ' A ^ Y k Forseaat ef 0. 8. Weather Rniitoi 2 S i oMithui to tlM skid pumpa Lectures Here reader of this column it la sug­ •lifklch ha vs bean provided for the gjeat many foods that cannot be And on Some of Manchester*» Side Streets, Too shipped abroad.” gested that he or she send in his Occnaional drlzsle dnrtog eve- " lIBdliaTy Aremen in Manchester a 'The speaker advocated the use name so that the dwner of the 7,858 5jiLlM IlLriPH X Pr TJ2.iTPllTlin irl P i F l l l l Mppljr at coats, ladders and a physical exams recently were ntags odder tonight: teeienatag Noted Home Economist of foods and produce that grow A column reader writes in to book may know who found and Matobar at tha AndK wtoto. amount at one and ana*haif near home, to reduce shipping tell us that a short time ago when astounded as they watched one of returned it. : S Z hose, was received this week. Speaks on Foods Be* costs. She said it was becoming bananas were scarce two women their number undress for the (' Via hose will be distributed to the more and more difficult for the friends of hers mamaged to get a birthday suit Inspection. The office ‘ gagster says that Manchester—--A City of Village Charm ' dWbrsnt companies in town as will fore Cosmopolitans. couple of pounds in a local market. Off came a sweater, then a shirt. when his wife left him for parts tbs boots coats and ladders. homemaker to set a good-looking table, but ItJbehoovcs her to do her Before returning to their homes ^ Off came another-sweater and an­ unknown be didn't report it to TONIGHT PRICE THREE CENTS they dropped into a drug store and ; other shirt. 2k>unds.! Off came an­ (ClaaaUM Adverttsteg aa Page 18) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1943 (TWELVE PAGES) ■ n aet CSrcle at Rebekabs will Introduced by her former school­ best and thus keep up the spirits poUce, but went straightway to VOL.LXIL.NO.98 mate. Mrs. H. B. Robb. Mrs. Ger­ of the men of the family who are ordered a banana split. The clerk other sweater and another ahirt! the nearest insane asylum to in­ / •MSt Monday evenlny with Mrs. experiencing the hardest days of told them he was unable to get | Three sweaters and three shirts quire if any of their male pa- CNmca Lathiop, 87 Benton street. trude Seward Wilkinson of New their career. any bananas and so couldn't fill ' were worn by the young fellow! Uents had escaped recently. He Fine Orchestra Music ' * —i«W"|r the hostess on the re* York, home economist, filled a re­ the order. But to top that—be proceeded to frsshment committee are Mrs. Mil- Mra Wilkinson injected a num­ figured that only a patient there Fire Makes Family of 15 Homeless turn engagement yeiterday after­ ber of stories and considerable hu­ One woman produced two ba­ remove his trousers—and in his would be running off with his Delightful Surroundings dkod Miller, Mrs. Maude Norton case trouser* was plural. He was $nd Miss Bvaline Pentland. The noon with the Comopolitan club at mor into her talk. She made a nanas from the bag she was car­ wife. British Push Enemy strong plea for more consideration rying and gave them to the clerk, wearing- three pairs of pants! Red Army Threatens entertainment will be in charge of the Y. M. C. A. Mrs. Wilkinson of the grocer and related a num­ who laughingly made up the sun­ It was a cold day all right and And while you arc doing your Miss Evaline Pentland. gave a somewhat similar lecture ber of the difficulties he is encoun­ daes. some of the other draft prospects essential driving If you still have That goes along with the fellow could have used a little more Rev. J. 8. Neill rector of St. to one presented last season, and tering. gasoline don't forget to drive un­ HOTEL to keep the date she traveled all Point Rationing Plan 'Who curries sugar around with clothing, but none of them thought der 35 and remember that pedes­ Mary's ^isdbpnl church, will be him when dining, in restaurants. the tempcraUire called for three the guest speaker at the meeting the way from New Jersey yester­ As for the pornt rationing sy.s- trians should be seen and not Away From Tripoli; day, where she had given a talk. We have yet to hear of anyone sweaters, three shirts and ■ three hurt. German-Held Rostov; at the Everyman's Community tem w'hlch Is just around the cor­ taking butter to a dining room, pairs of trousers. Bible class tomorrow morning at ‘‘We women on the home front ner. she said each period of time A. Non have a tremendous Job to do. We but no doubt that has occurred One of the group was more curl- SHERIDAN 8:15 at the Second Congregational will be designated by the govern­ somewhere. o\is than the rest and he asked the church. The following Sunday are one of the most important ment and details will be printed by fellow of the multitudinous items Rev. T. A. Gustafson of Emanuel groups of civilians In the U. S.. in the newspapers. She advised the Joint Gathering lAtheran church will address the fact I could almost say we are the A family of four came to town of clothing just what was the idea. Yankees Raid Town women to budget their time for it from a northern state and being “Oh. It's, this way," the lad ex­ Nazis Shorten Front most important group. We know will take much more time to shop unable to get a rent obtained plained. "I've got a room at a Of Service Club how to keep house thriftUy. Our and to keep house. A suggestion boarding facilities on a farm near boarding house in town, and There will be a meeting of the grandmothers were famous for made by the speaker was the use the town line. Both the father and there's something about, the land­ Bridgehead of Voron Allied Troops Already TDVA club at the Army A Navy '2 Smashes Through Nazi their imagination. ingemUty and of several sheets of paper, .say 8 •mother worked at a nearby war lady and some of the other birds Manchester's four service clubs. Allied Chief ET 6 * * ^^WVarns Subs '2 May Threaten Rom­ chib Monday evening at eight resourcefulness, and we need those by 11 for the five grtnipa of industry plant and they had two who live there that I just don’t Klwanis. Rotary, Exchange and Resistance to Capture egh Evacuated; Nazis Enemy Soldiers in At­ o’ckiok. All members are asked to qualities as never before to do the foods. Place canned frult.s and young children who stayed on the trust, so I decided it was easier to the Soroptimists will meet jointly BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Report ‘In Order tu tack on Maknassy; Ac­ mel’s Escape Route attend this session. job facing us In the coming years." vegetables on one .page, fre.sh farm and went to a local school. wear my clothing than juat carry next Tuesday evening. Jan. 28 at Railroad Qty of Pes- For Europe Will Become ‘‘Our job is to conserve our re­ fniits and other vegetablea on an­ Suddenly the parents gave up it around in a suitcase wherever I the “Y” to hear the Rev. James Shorten Front’; Praise tion Follows Taunt Along Gulf of Gabes; The regular meeting of Mian- sources of food and Inform our­ other sheet; canned fruits, jams, the boarding place saying it was went." Gordon Gilkey, pa.stor of the South We Have Over-thq^ounter Stamp chanokopskoye; Ad­ tonomoh Tribe No. 68. Improved selves and the members of our jellies, preserves on a third page: too far distant from their place of Congregational church of Spring- Given to Units in Stal< In Note Dropped on Bigger Peril Entire Axis Strategy Order of Red Men, will be held dairy products, eggs, butter, milk, Service at All Times vance Reported Few Seen Soon community what the principles of en.ployment. They got a room for According to a recent ruling of field, Mass. This joint meeting is For Junction of Arm­ Wednesday evening. Jan. 27, in- good nutrition are.” She suggested cheese on a fourth page and the themselves in town but left the sponsored by the Rotary Club. It ingrad Area; Railway United States Line; atoad at Monday. Jan. 26 in the other staples and groceries on a the OPA it is not considered Hours After Seizure that the Cosmopolitans start a children on the fai-m. Although “pleasure driving” to drive your is expected there will be a large Allies Halt Menac­ Chief of Canadian Na­ ies May Be Imperilled; Zipaer Club on Bralnard place. class in nutrition with Mrs. Robb fifth aheet. they spent a good many nights a attendance to hear this well Of Starohelsk; Get British Papers Speculate ^ Junction Hinge Be­ Tbs change was made necessary Mrs. Wilkinson suggested start­ automobile to attend a town meet­ as the teacher. week in a local drink and dance ing or tp carry a voter to the polls. knowm speaker. tween Two Sectors. ing German Thrust. val Staffs Sees Prob­ Behind MareA Line* because the Zipser club will close • Keep Informed on Foods ing the food sheets right away, place, they never went to see the TRY Qoser to Khariiov. On Naming of Mar­ on Mondays hereafter until fur­ then the housewives will have a So If you have the gasoline you able Attacks in St. Law­ Continuing she said. “Our job is children smd they didn't even offer can drive to Monday night's spe­ shall as Emphasis Is Loqdon, Jan. 25.—<^P>— ther notice. There will be installa­ record of what they used the to pay board for their youngsters. Moscow, Jan. 25.—(A*)— By The Associated Press Allied Headquarters in tion at officers and refreshments to keep in touch with the new week beginning say January 25, cial town meeting on the police North Africa, Jan. 25.—(A*) rence Again in Spring. The British Eighth Army, foods coming out in the markets. The farmer located the couple one commission amendment and feel The Red Army of the north Placed on Strategy. The German high com' will be served at the close of February 1. February 7 and so on. day and told them they owed him The New Aero —United States troops, ac­ aided by warplanes which in­ business. We must also find out what foods keeping track of the points for all perfectly all right about it. (Caucasus has smashed mand added today another $60 board for the children. They However, to judge from some of London, Jan. 25—(4P)—Specula­ chapter to its continuing cepting a dare from Axis Montreal, Jan. 25— (JP) —Vice cluded U. S. bombers and the different products. Food prices told him riot to worry as they were through German resistance will continue to go up and fam­ the talk we’ve heard around the FILMS tion that Gen. George C. MarshaU, story of defeat in Russia forces opposing them, raided Adihiral Percy W. Nellea, chief of fighters striking from both getting good pay. to the rolling plains of Ros­ Naval staff, warned Canada today ilies will have a hard time bal­ town the meeting Monday night is DEVELOPED AND chief of staff of The U. S. Army, with the announcement that the town of Maknassy, only east and west, pushed Mar­ One day they drove up to the being attended by a lot of people tov province, capturing the of the probable renewal of Ger­ ancing their budgets, she averred. farm in a borrowed automobile PRINTED might be appointed commander- “in order to shorten the front 33 miles from the Gulf of shal Rommel farther on hia who expect to get pleasure out of railroad city of Peschano- man submarine attacks in the St. Oil From Soy Beans and bundled the kids away with it. Many of them expect some old- 24-HOUK SERVICE in-chief of Allied forces in the Gabes, and captured 80 ene­ way from Tripoli today even Walk To The them. They didn't say where they kopskoye and threatening the the bridgehead of Voronezh Lawrence r xt spring and of gen­ She laughingly told the women fashioned fireworks and are look­ BINGO European war theater was pub­ has been evacuated accord­ my soldiers, it was announced as indications developed that to go ahead and uae the whole were going and the farmer hasn't ing forward to hearing a lot of Film Deposit Bos key German stronghold at today. A military spokesman said erally intensified U-boat warfare. Allied troops may already threat­ grain cereals, rice, noodles, maca­ been able yet to find out where At Store Entrance At Roztov, 95 miles to the northwest, lished in British newspapers today ing to plan and without pres­ en his escape route along the Golf of ‘‘dirt’ about the police depart­ as the press continued to place sure by the enemy.” Its commu­ the raid—obviously made in force Speaking of the submarine sit­ roni and other carbohydrates they are. So he is left holding the ment. We did not favor a town from its softest flank, the Rus­ —was made after the enemy uation in an address prepared for of Gabes. United States troops LEGION HOME which are in plentiful supply, now bag. He's a big hearted fellow and sians said today. This important great emphasis on Allied strategy nique, broadcast from Berlin and were officially disclosed to have meeting that would give a lot of for 1943. recorded by the Associated Press, dropped a note on the U. S. lines delivery at the opening of the And Enjoy An Evening of Fun With that everybe^y does so much says that he feela more pity for crackpots and a bunch of sore­ advance in the Russian drive to taunting: “Why won't the Amer­ Naval exhibition here, he said: been in action at Maknassy, In more walking. The soy beans life the children will have with KEMP'S destroy all the German forces Unofficial British commentators, gave praise to the divisions en­ ‘ EDDIE REED, The Rambling Cowboy heads an opportunity to hurl In­ The Army & Navy Club maintaining intense interest in Al­ War worker Richard Bryan. 39, his wife, Mary, 37, and their 13 icans come out and fight?" I believe that you should all central Tunisia only 33 miles from Fiddling Charlie Burke and ‘“Bools” Aaronson about which we have been hear­ parents like that than he does re­ vective at a group of respected south of Rostov was reported a circled on the approaches to Sta­ children took refuge in a friend's home after fire routed them from know the gravity of this situation the Gulf of Gabes, and the cir- ing so much, have been the source gret the' loss of the boarding pay. few hours after a special Russian lied “win the war” plans which lingrad in this passage: Checkmate Play for Heights public officials. No member of the were believed to be already made their own southsidc Chicago home. Now Ryan haa the difficult task for it is indeed something to think cumstancea suggested that tbs of a new oil which is the nearest police department should be sub­ communique announced the cap­ “Fighting Shoulder to Shoulder" of finding shelter for his brood, for he’s found landlords object to hia The answering slap at the about whole Axis strategy for a union thing to olive oil yet produced, Wc have been wondering if it is Every Saturday Night ture ot Starohelsk, 125 miles or in the final draft, predicted that “In the heroic and self sacrifi­ troops of Ctol. Gen. Jurgen Von “We have reason to believe that of the armies of Rommel and OoL jected to public criticism in an an official announcement was im­ cial fight against overwhelming big family. Here are 14 of the Ryans: (front, left to right), Michael Saturday, Jan. 23 and Mrs. Wilkin.son sent around a a requisite that State Policemen open meeting. That belongs within At 8:15 P. M. southeast of Kharkov, the impor­ 8; Patsy, 3: Daniel. 6; (second row, 1 to r) Jack, 11; Mary Lou, 9; Arnim came aa French, British the German submarine strength is Gen. Jurgen Von Arnim might bs buttle so that the members might include in their training repertoire tant Industrial center of the minent. superiority, the Sixth Army In and American forces halted the increasing. Our considered opinion imperilled. 8:30 to 12:30. a meeting of the police commis­ ■Walter Farr, Washington cor- Stalingrad attached immortal Mrs. Ryan, holding Maitin, three months; Ryan, holding Loretta, 18 examine the label, a familiar for State Police service the mod­ sion. OLD Ukraine. Other Russian forces, yje I months; (back row, left to right) Gerald, 6; Raymond, 13; Dolores, 15; menacing German thrust down Only Rear Guard Remains name in food production. She also em care of babies since a certain farther north, already are within glory to its colors. Units of the Ousseltla valley more than 100 . (Continued on Page Six) FOR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS! So whether you plan to 'attend (Continued on Page .Six) Rumanian 20th Infantry division Jerome, 5; Robert, 12. Fifteenth member of the family is 19-year- A Cairo dispatch said that al­ ADMISSION FREE! passed around delicious dates stalwart State Policeman, Detec­ for pleasure or because of civic RECORDS 7S miles of Kharkov. old Richard, Jr. miles to the north, checkmating a most all Rommel’s surviving Ital­ grown in California, the equal to tive John J. Doyle, showed a duty you can drive down to High Alost be tarned tai tor eal- 74JM0 Prisoners Taken and First Cavalry division are play for possession of the heights ians and the greater part of the the Persian variety. She mention­ mother in the Manchester court, fighting shoulder to shoulder with dominating the Kairouan plains school hall Monday night and see vage if yon irant ^ keep $200 IN PRIZES (A Moscow broadcast was quot­ their German comrades to the ut­ Germans were already behind the ed a number of other new things recently, how to properly fold a and hear what happens without an playing the new ones. ed by Reuters in London as saying Study Plans and a long section of the coastal Lend-Lease Mareth fortifications, Tunisia’s in foods, such as the baked beans baby’s blanket around the babe? OPA inspector turning your num­ gi'ic each paid for old rec­ (20) $5.00 GAMES (3) $10.00 GAMES nearly 3,000 more Germans had most and are sharing fully in this communication routes. "UtUe Maginot line,” and only which come frozen in cartons. She A mother appeared in court re­ (1) $50.00 GAME glory.” ber in. ords irrespective of qnaatlty. ( 1) $20.00 GAME been captured in the Kamenka- Voronezh. Important railway (While the Maknassy action was rear guassi elements rematnsd In suggested that they take off and cently in charge of the big police­ Rossosh sector below Voronezh in simply a raid, it suggesU that Data Given the northwestern tip of Tripoli- frame some of the colorful fruit man and after court, as officer For Better junction 365 miles southwest of Americans Take An out-of-town scandal aheet ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR! the past 24 hours, making a total Moscow, has been the hinge be­ American forces may be mobiliz­ tania. NOTICE! labels of some of the cans for and mother were about to leave carries a letter this week from KEMP'S of some 70,000 prisoners taken In | ing above the Chott Djerid waste­ Another threat to Rommel’s they won't see them perhaps for for the latter's home, the officer tween the central and southern Frank A. luliano. staff sergeant Inc. Ample Parkinz in Club. 11 days. sections of the Russian front. lands for a slash at the coastal 'i To Solons forces appeared aa It^was announc­ years to come; apricots will be noted that tha child was not prop­ with the Anti-Tank Company, of 763 Main St. Tel. 5680 W orld Now roads and the Gabes-Sfax railway, ed that Brig. Gen. Jacques Lsc- practically out of the market. The erly blanketed for the cold weath­ (The midday Soviet communique 'The Germans announced last Seven Positions er outside. the 169th Infantry, the old How­ as recorded by the Soviet radio July 7 that “the Don has been which would outflank the Germans lerc’s FighUng ^nch troops Firestone Food Market war with Japan has taken the Jap itzer Company, that certainly monitor in London said that in this campaigning i the north in the hurrying up from Equatorisl Afri­ laborers out of the fruit fields of The officer took the blanket, doesn't pay much tribute to the crossed and Voronezh captured.” Ousseltia valley.) Stettinius Declares One placed it on the prosecuting at­ area where the Russians have Post - War Planners’ The Russians never admitted the ca had reached the Jebel Nefusa, 87t East Center Street Phone 5867 the Pacific coast and the big people of Manchester. luliano pressed closest to ancient Khar­ American pati 3 scouted the ot grow’ers are having their labor torney’s bench, coraerwise, as the loss of Voronezh, which lies In Every Three Tanks a range hills southwest of Tri­ takes the townspeople to task for kov another enemy group had Problem How to Make several miles east of the Don on From Japanese area northwest of the town of poli, and had only 50 miles to go troubles. mother, wonderingly looked on. not doing better by their boys In •'Put the baby on the blanket, beto liquidated and 1,100 officers America Fit Into the Voronezh river, but in succes­ Ousseltia, between the Axis bases And Planes Built in to reach the Mediterranean. Victory Gardens the service. The whole Wiing Is and men taken prisoner. Included sive c muniques in mla-July re­ at Kairouan and Pont-Du-Fahs, A Fighting French communiipw WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAYS FOR THE please.” the officer said. The t>ne gripe after another. He re­ At Every Turn It Is Of Vital Impor­ 1942 Sent to Allies. The speaker said one .of the mother, wonderingly did so. in the booty, it was reported, were System After War. ported heavy fighting “west of and brought back a number of said: “Our forward troops pen^ smartest things the club, or any fers sarcastically to The Herald— 260 trucks. Another unidentified Voronezh,” “on the approaches to A • of Stores and ^gge|*tg Sm all French wounded who had fallen trated Jebel Nefussa. The fleeing DURATION OF THE FUEL EMERGENCY. The State Policeman folded the but what his gripe with this paper community was said to have been Washington, Jan. 25—(J’)—Con­ group of women could do in a blanket, first from the left side, Washington, Jan. 25— There Voronezh” and finally “in the Vor­ Ammunition seized before the tank-supported German enemy is being pursued without community, is to find out where is doesn’t seem clear. captured. onezh area.” drive last week. gress, which must decide soon respite.” then from the right, bringing up Now luliano's letter sounds like tance That We Do Our Part To Help (Many successes from Voronezh are more “powarpe” than arm­ there are available fertile fields or the blanket at the bottom to cover Significance Not Clear In Capture of Kokum- Further particulars of the Axis whether to permit new lend-Iease May Be In Tunisia gardens, in the sunshine, and en­ somebody who is In the war and to the farthest German outposts chair strategists around Washing­ Business Has challenge which was answered by the bare feet of the baby. The doesnS like it. It sounds like in the northwest Caucasus also The significance of the German bona; Six Eleva­ commitments after June 30, re­ It was considered possible that courage people to plant as many mother, quite young, smiled thank­ ton these days. announcement was not immediate­ the Maknassy raid were lacking, gardens a.s possible the ■ coming someone who was in the old Na­ In The W ar Effort! were reported. The drive which but it was assumed the raiders ceived today a statistics-packed fully as she realized that the toot­ tional Guard for what he could get resulted in the occupation of Star- “Powarps" is a newly coined ly clear. It may be the first step tions West of Guadal­ Been Ignored (Continued on Page Eight) summer; then organize communi­ sies of her child were now well Word applying to post-war plan­ there of a large scale withdrawal started from behind Sanad, 22 report showing 'the prograni has ty kitchens where the products ot out of it and not for what he could obelsk was continued successfully comparable to that from the Cau­ canal Airfield Seized. miles to the west and about 26 sent $8,253,000,000 in goods and protected from the cold. give his country. It certainly is and several more populated places ners. ■ They are both in and out of services to the United Nations. these fields may be canned. Plans Nobody In the room said any­ the government and their problem casus. miles northeast of Gafsa. for work of this kind should get too bad that he wrote that letter. were taken in fierce fighting. It The Berlin communique summed Lend-Lease Administrator Ed­ TRUEMAN’S thing but probably all thought, It might be interpreted that others was said is: Washington, Jan. 25.-) Senator Suggests Form Sanad Is the most easterly point ward R. Stettinius, Jr., declaring under way as soon as posalble. - “you got that training somewhere Because of Lack of Help, Tires How to make a better America up the Russian campaign thus: known to have been held recently We are going to have more and in his outfit feel the same way. Germans Resist Stubbornly “the battle of defense in the east —American forces were re­ tion of Indepeiiflent the program was not "an act of Flashes I —but not in a police barracks.” However, we know the boys In that fit into a better world after the by Allied forces in that region. charity” but was "undertaken for more dehydrated foods, some of Anti-Tank company,- and we know (The Germans were reported war. is continuing.” ported by the Navy today to Continue Aerial Onslaught (Late BuUetins of the (/I) WiM) jlj' the newest experiments in that resisting stubbornly, sometimes in It reported the Russians attack­ Qviliati Supply Admin- the defense of this country.” dis­ "Though he was silent he was that they are not of the luliano Gasoline We Had To Stop 100 Specialists Engaged have won seven important, American medium and hea'vy closed that one of every three Ice Cream Bar line are cranberry flakes and de­ kindly.” hand-to-hand fighting and one ing day and night witli tank sup­ istrTition Is Needed- temperament. place changed hands several times A sur\’ey disclosed today that port south of Lake Ladoga, the positions from the enemy on' bombers continued their aerial on- tanks .and combat planes built In Sink Five Supply Ships ’.-‘I 52 McKee Street hydrated tomatoes, which take That is the sentence that ac Manchester hasn’t forgotten Us more than 100 specialists are en­ the United States last year went London, Jan. t5.-M/P)—JIHtliR little room and make up k quan­ boys. It would like to know how gaged In such studies In a score front nearest Leningrad in the Guadalcanal, to have killed companies the picture of Victor. (Coattoaed op Page Eight) north. Baltimore, Jan. 25—{/P>—Assert­ (Continued on Page Eight) to our Allies. Not all these were submarine have sunk five moca tity of jelly or sauce. James . Fitzgerald in Somanhis to do more for them. The Herald And Delivery Laundry Service. of government agencies. Their re­ 201 Jap soldiers and captured sent by lend-lease, however—mamy enemy supply ships in the central As, for meat organs which will has done all it could to early nfews searches Into how to cushion the ing that small businesaes had been Events, edition of 1939B. 40, and to have virtually ignored by war agencies. Senator were purchased outright. Mediterranean, the Admiralty aa- IfI'ra not be rationed. Mrs. Wilkinson "Jimmy” as he la knowm (few of of what the boys have been doing. after-effects of the war and to wiped out an enemy island The manpower situation also nouBced today. Two msdlum- WILL CLOSE MONDAYS said the newer, nicer name was his acquaintances in later yeara But. there is such a thlnK aa cen- make future Nrars less likely are base 190 miles to the northwest James E. Murray (D., Mont) to- came In for a big share of today’s elzed enemy supply shipa wsra “varieties,” and here is an instance aorhsip. This paper waa prevent­ Wreck of Big proceeding simultaneously with Train Slaying Gasoline Fire where, the cooks will have to use ever knew his name was Victor), by sea and air attack. The places e, brush them over with fat home, after he is able to leave ceiptly print an item that would California District. charting the future than could be tive Npr Suspects. This meant that the American producing 70 per cent of the coun­ McNutt, at the same time, ad- was sunk and the other waa daaa* and bake them in the over, the re­ the hospital where he is confined please the enemy and give the Hit- read by one person In six months. front lines had advanced about try’s manufactured goods and 100 ooated a 48-hour work week—but aged and beached In sinking cow- To Be Open Each Day As Usual sult will be just as good." overseas, newsmen and others will lerata a bit of information they Santa Roaa, Calif., Jan. 25—(>F) While numerous headaches are. Portland, Ore., Jan.. 35—(JP)— two miles beyond previously-held big plants producing 30 per cent, Norwich. Jan. 25.—(/P)—Flam­ made plain this had no relation to dltion, the .\dmlralty said. Thera- find this out. as in peace time, the figures were after the Bubniarlne torpedoed taa Use Vegetables were seeking. The government —A large pl)Uie has been found, in store immediately the war is' The slaying of comely Mrs. Mar­ Point C?ruz which had been the ing gasoline, which burned ont of the question of paying time-and-a- She continued: “Mothers have Summer before last Jimmy drove censors know beat and we are will­ juat the other way around. supply vesseL For Milk Customers one of our friends on a 400 mile completely demolished, at Blue tha Virginia Brinson James, 21, (Continued on Page Four) Sees Ghost Towns Rising control for more than three (Continued on Page Four) • • • been slaves to individual likes and ing to abide by their say — Ser­ (OoBtlniMd OB Page Four) “If this spectacle of concentra­ hours, threatened six huge tanks dislikes of members of their fami­ trip into New York state. This is geant luliano and hia gripes not- Carry Lake In northern Lake county whose throat waa silt aa the lay Five to 11 Die in Crash take us so long, did it?” And that's about 100 mUes north of San Fran­ tion of buslqess is permitted to each containing 30.000 gallons of Columbus, O, Jan. 25—(P)—Be­ lies. sometimes cooking as ihany wltltotandlng. (' in lower berth IS of a California- Treasury Balance continue,” he said in his prepared as four vegetables at a meal, and all he said-on that long trip. cisco, Santa Rosa police said they bound train, grew mofe mystify­ highly combustible fuel oil. tween five and U pfrsona were re­ “As we swung Into West Center It certainly is pleasant to bear speech, ”... tens of thousands of Prepare Nazis ported ktlied today as. a plaaa, spending time and money with were informed early today. Coal at Full ing today. Washington, Jan. 25—(jP)—The small concerns will vanish, never scorched several firemen, and | r ‘: “leftovers” which when they re­ street Jimmy said ‘Looks like that there are really some honest which witnesses said was a twj^ rain.’ Despite all attempts to get The report came from the poat- O ues abounded, but police In position of the Treasury Jan. 22: to return. Bsinkruptcy will surely caused une.stimated damage to­ motored Army bombar* fail ■■ appear on the tabu fool nobody." people in the world. A local ReceipU. $48,441,092.37: expend­ Invade the once prosperous small She also described several silly and him Into a conversation on the resident had dropped a War Sav­ mastor at Blue Lake. ^Output Now their third day of invastigating the day at_the storage plant of the For Bad News fbunes near New Albany, 14 asMea long trip he just nodded or itures, $235,602,182.61; net bal­ northeast of here. Debris waa extravagant recipes she had read ings Stamp book containing 887 Information from other aourcM strange death of a Navy ensign’s ance. $7,843,276,799.93. (Oonttuned o* Paira Four) Lehigh Petroleum Company here in magazines, and urged the wom­ chuckled, over stories I was telling worth of stamps. It was im­ In the El-e Lake district, however, scattered for about 800 yards, a r t bride aald they cbuld determine no today. witnesses said the plane exploded en to use their common sense be- to while away the time. When we possible to tell where the book failed to confirm the report. Production in Anthra* moUve and could find no suspects. The gasoline, being drawn from Berlin Dispatches Indi­ I fore trying them. The waste of hit the Hudson river he remarked had been lost And the owner ex­ Laundry Service in the air. At least one maa aty; Postmistress Merle Piutenger at They held two men for question­ a 400,000-gallon tank in which vived the wreck. He was brought I food by American women In the ‘Have to wrait here for the ferry.’ pected never to see it again. cite Fields at 100 Per ing, at Klamath Falls. Marine Pri­ cate People to Be When we reached our destination, nearby Middletown said she had there still remained 9,000 gallons to s Columbu* hospital. It past is scandalous, she decUred, However, some person who did heard nothing of'« ■wrecked {done vate Harold R. Wilaon, 22, Buck- we are the only country in the hours after, he murmured. ‘Didn't not give a name callsd at the Cent; All Mines Open. War Brings Lean Times took fire In an undetermined man Told About Defeats. having been found in the area. ley, Wash., who slept in upper 13, ■Two Women Held In SUying world that has garbage cans.” take us so long, did it?" owner’s house and left the stamp and John Fuachea, 30, Oakland, ner aa it gushed through a man­ V i NOTICE The speaker was given a hearty Silent is the name for Jimmy. book. The name of the owner Report Net Sobetaattstod WUkea-Bane. Pa.. Jan. 25.—08) hole Into a pit while workmen Stockholm, Jan. 25.—(Pi—Dis­ Cincinnati, Jan. 25—has made a big dent in the busi- er paralleling the New London paring the German people for Members of The Manchester I and asked numerous questions. ttate tha report. * the start of a coatly wildcat atrlke Norwich highway. head and l.'lled aa he lay to hia I The brief business meeting was ISBoe John Ooa Wairant are lean times for the counterfel- , __ newa of a great defeat on the Good Samaritan hospital bedt^ Save This is the ^mroximato area nearly four weelu ago. Succeed Id Closing Outlet r * .u .ww.,.” ...H The public educational cam- ' in charge of the vice president, where earlier etvUian reports had The Glen Alden, Lehigh VaUey They issued a John Doe war­ ter, of both the coiner’ and Goddard aald. goes beyond Russian front. day and minutes later two wsmsa . p Barbers Association In the rant for the arrest of a third man. At one time, a dyke abutting surrendered at a nearby fire Mrs. Ernest Bantly in the absence indicated a big Navy transport and Payne Coal companies, major :V j of Mrs. H. B. House, the president, an tmldentlfied Negro, who was "note men” variety. time-honored method of the storage farm was in flames Articles in leading German tlon, asserting “we have Just kill- plane, mlaaing with 19 persona firms affected by the 23-day walk­ Rowland K. Goddard. U. S. Se- i clamping a suspected coin be- newspapers, these dispatches said, hi j It was voted in view of the ex- aboard since last Thursday, might out, reported all of their mines be­ believed to have been a passenger, for a diBta.nce of 300 feet until ed a man.” Mnrshnl William Reed­ South End Will Close Their . treme weather and shortage of By Bringing Your Work To Us And Calling For be fMmd. although trainroaln could find no cret Service agent, says wartime* tween the teeth, or spinning it on firemen from surrounding commu­ emphasized the great difficulties er, senior officer nt Fire Beoaa gan Derating at fiill capacity aa shortages have made it consider­ a counter for a test by ear. The fuel that the meetings scheduled Circle Barbera Shop M Among the 18 were Rear Atf- a new work week began. At one record of him. nities and state police succeeded confronting Hitler's armies In the No. 84, located a Mock from tha for February 5 and 19 be omitted. ably tougher on producers of bo­ peculiar greasy feeling of an in' beating back the fire with hospital, turned the pair arat to Shops On Mondays and Thurs­ 19 Oak Street ailral RMMTt H. BngUsh, comman­ time 30 collieries were shut .down PoUce said thia 'was the story: otherwise presentable coin is east and The Boersen 2>itung At the close of the program, It. You Get The Same High Quality Work As der of the Pacific flMt submarine and 33,000 men idle. Mra. James, daughter of a gus money chemicals and closing the tank went so far as to declare that "for police. They were not Immedtoteiy numbers were drawn and many The “coiners,” he said, no long- i atreasedt School children and outlet. Identified. force, three captains, and three Production at all but three at prominent' Norfolk, Va„ family er are able to get enough babbitt club groups are taught to observe the first time in this war Germany • • • days In the North End Dur­ prebent won jars and packages aommanden. ^ the ztrike-cloaed mines waa i waa foUowtng her husband of four Company officials said .they faces reverses of a certain impor­ the various foods Mrs. Wilkinson Always. metal tor producing apurioua jin­ flaws in the workmiuiship on were unable to estimate Immedi­ Reports Oommaadoa RsM In Accordance With the Gover­ Tha aarUtr teports told of zumed Saturday, marking accept­ months. Ensign Richard F. James, gle money. Composed of war- fraudulent Mper money. tance.” described during her lecture. Mra. heavy ptaaa having bean sighted in ance by the miners of a six-day also of a prominentt Virginia fam- ately the damage chiefly because Must Work and Endure More London, Jan. 26—(JV-Rs*tto*'i H. O. Bowers wm hostem for the 'Vital copper, tin and other metals, Raqfllre More Skill the tanks contained an emergen­ said a DNB broadcast repertod t^ ing the Fuel Emergency In Co­ I apparent dlatreas Thursday morn­ week requested by the government Uy. after a routine Navy transfer the supply of babbitt la carefully Of the two varieties of coun­ Editorials warned the pimple afternoon. nor's Request We Will Be Closed ing over the mountalm of north- In the interest of the war effort. from Seattle. cy chemical which was released that “weakness on- the home front day that British Commaadoa c controlled by the war production terfeiters, the men who deal in lied out a raid at Larvik eastoin Sonoma county, some 40 About 4 a. m. Saturday aa the fake paper money require the when the fire threatened. forced Germany to capitulate” in operation With the Governor's mUes south of Blue Lahe. board. The tank is located on the Nor­ 1918, and told them they must Norweglaa ooaat between AUCK OOFBAM Mondays Until the Fuel Emer­ Canadians Voting train neared Tangent, Ore., two The class of counterfaitsn more skill. They not only must day night art Sunday m (Known Aa <|nwi*i Alice) This area Uea between San meq in bartha near Mira. James which manufactures currency is be expert «angraven, but artists wich-New London road near the “work more and endure more” be­ sraU TD A L MJCDIUM Francisco, to which tbs nilssl heard a woman.exclaim, *T eSn’t city line between the highway and cause “a lost war is a lost future. DNB aald seven British Request. On Settling Strike bard bit because of thp acarclty and cbemialp as well. Thomas river. Nearby is the Da^l “Rome once waa in danger of boats attempted to SevenUi Dnogtitor of n Serentli Son gency Is Over. Nsvy traasport waa bound from Torooto, Jan. 35.—(AT—^Ten take thia any longer,’’ and then, of chemicals, inks and the en­ The coiners like > to work with tooopa under the aeieea ef Bern With n VsU. Pearl Harbor, and dear L Green and Fred Warren, will meet the Army Wednesday. ting within a few feet of the fire cooperation with federal and other sonages here express the confi­ reserves had been used up. Re­ ciated Press count of officially an­ Woodrow Atkinson, a teller. Appointed Administrator sewing meeting for the Red C’ro.ss realistic as individuals we can agencies succeeded In putting into with out Allies, in planning as To Save Oil For War fbiShments will be served. at the town clerks office Feb. 1, 8, Jack Jorgensen, South Wlnd- in one o f the tanks when sudden­ dence that the danger o f a success­ ceipts of supplies during that nounced sinkings showed today. “Then gimme what you got." well as fighting," and "fair deal­ Mrs. Katherine M. Regan of 15 and will plan to sew each morning make our government that way." uee several millions of square feet Announcement of the sinking of She shoved out a handful of Meeting Tonight Davis avenua has b««n named ad- of the regular W8C8 meeting. and 18 from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.. to •or's lone representative with the ly large volumes of flames began ful Japanese invasion no longer Army in Control period did not improve, and sup ing with the darker peoples. IlMre will be a meeting of the Hartford Hornets, Naval air ca­ Following the evening service of plant space for manufacturing eight vcs-sols, two Of them Ameri­ bills. He grabbed them and fled. minlatrator of the estate of her Grange Meets hear appeals from assessments. the High School League and Ep shooting out o f the dyke. The exists. plies released to consumers in "We depend on Chinese morale Vernon Defense Council this eve* dets, arrived at South Windsor and "millions more of new plant creased. can. were made last week. Seven A checkup showed the loot to­ brother, the lata Jeremiah McCar­ Bolton Grange met Friday eve­ worth League met at the parson firemen barely managed to get space." Now we have further important and Russian stamina as much as nbig « t TilO Velock In the Ooundl 'niuraday to spend a leave at his information. Qualified quarters Of Economic Life Coal Deficits Increasing of the eight were sent to the bot­ talled $3,135. thy o f West road. ning at the Community Hall and age for a short hour with Mr. back to safety in time to escape Through the period of disloca­ they depend on our planes and Keith’s Closed All Day Today tom off South America. Of the enjoyed an agricultural type pro­ ^ m e on Main street. Mr. Jorgen­ injuries. assure me that the authorities also As for coal, the deficits have ships," he declared. sen will leave Monday and report Spalding as guest. Mrs. W. Ralph tions caused by the war, the rs- crew, 74 were reported dead and Too Late With Advice gram. Lecturer Lillian Hutchinson Ward. Jr., served refreshments to State Police ^Vasist porf etates, the commission "con­ have the Internal situation secure­ been increasing, dealers sold 2, WlnifWd /[. Uouia, daughter of Voluntarily Give Up Meat Stafford Springs at Memphis, Tenn., on January ly in band after six months of po­ Detroit, Jan. 25.—(/P)—The Army 527 tons more than they received 53 missing. w u obliged to change from her the young people. Mr. Spalding State police from all over the tinued to help bridge the gap be­ As officials in Washington and Saving Drawer PleaHlng Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S t Louia of John O. Nslto 27. state were poured into Norwich litical disturbances since ti.e has "almost complete control over during the week ending Jan. 1 Springfield. Mo. (/Pi Mrs, G. E: Fort Crook, Neb. (iPl—Boldlera original plane because of the re­ was presented with a book auto tween the owner of a vacant plant aborad emphasized the serious Campbell read in the paper that n X D . Me. 2 was taken te the 472, Stafford Ellsworth High school’s basket­ to assist and auxiliary policemen breakdown of negotiations over 10,872 more during the week end ’ ■ odi^B e City hospital on Satur* in training here have voluntarily striction on driving that does not I graphed by all of the young peo­ or an industrial site on the one the economic life of all workers in threat of the submarine situation Fire Chief W. R. Price said citi­ Salt Lake City--(>P)—Someone Open All Day On Wednesday ball team remains undefeated and and firemen arirved on the s(!ene. Sir Stafford Olpps' proposals for ing Jan. 8: and partial report.<) for given up meat during two of their allow driving to a meeting for' ple wishing him continued sueceea hand, and the industry seeking a this country" and together with to United Nations’ war plans, zens should not thaw out frozen saved a dreaser drawer from the 4SF aftemoon for treatmeni of a has won ten games this season, Lieutenant Stevens took charge dominion status for India. the week ending Jan. 15 indicate bMken leg. Bha fell while skating main meala each week "ao wa pleasure. A roil call was held with All of the town departments! in the ministry and thanking him location on the other. "top flight businessmen" on the Britain's first lord of the Admiral­ pipe.s with blowtorches. She hur­ blazing ruins of the R. Amundsen the topic: “What Part ShotiUl the of the police detachments. So far as concerns the military 14,000 tons more during that OB the lea at the rear of her home, can ahip more beef to those guys offices in Warren Memorl^ Hall for hie leadership at South Plant Location Service War Production board rules war ty, A. V. Alexander, declared; ried to the kitchen to tell her h\i.s- home. His choice pleased the fam- Grange Play in a Community;" Church. Red Cross and other emergency "A t the same time.-'t has main­ position there is no indication, week. "The enemy is now using U- In the battle lines." The volun­ will be closed every Saturday be­ either that the Japs intend to try production, which is "not an ad­ band about it. Flames were al­ I ily. The drawer contained the Maxwell Hutchinson gave a talk .At Morning Worabip units were set up with detach tained the framework for a great­ ministration of the Democratic The end of the coal miners’ looats in larger packs and with 1 Amundsens' ration books. Mrs. Ida Ffau o f Mountain tary rationing began the first of invasion or that t f they did that ready flashing up the wall. Open Thurs. and Sat Evenings January after the mass officer on "Cooperative Marketing;” ginning January 80th in cooper- ' Marlborough In the morning'worship. Rev. W. I "lents from Uncas-on-Thames and ly expanded plant-locating service party." says Philip Murray, presi­ strike and the miners' new six-day new tactics. The U-boats now are a im t aUpped and fell on the lee which may well prove invaluable they would be successful. working week instead of five may her home Baturday after* sounded the boys out. "They Charlotte Mack, solo; group sing­ ating with Governor Raymond E. I Ralph Ward, Jr., pastor of the **■“the Norwich” ------State *-—hospital. dent of the Congress of Industrial even more concentrated than be­ ing. The Orange voted to give two Mrs. Howard Lord church preached on the theme Because of the close proximity in tha economy of the state during India has a right to feel secure mean, Sturges said, that "new de­ •a ska waa retumliig from agreed to a man," ha said. Baldwin's fuel conservation move. \ 884-2, East Hampton Organizations. fore. They are now lying, not in dollars to the March of . Dimes "Helps to Better Habits of Pray­ of the fire, the American Woolen the period following the present in that respect liveries may be expected in ap­ single packs, but if I may use a As to tbe political situation, the Murray made his remarks in an fund. Two couples filed marriage in- i er.” "Our Prayer life," said Mr. company closed Its plant and the war." address yesterday before the Asso­ proximately ten days." military cxpressioti, in echelons of lent ions at the town clerk’s office. The local Volunteer Fire Com­ Ward,- "would mean more to each workers were told to leave the Its one-day statewide "war pro­ atatement that things are wholly ciation of Catholic Trade Union­ But. he warned, other area.s may packs." Wallace Charles Richards, textils pany was called out Friday night of us if we learned to make ourj scene. duction clinic “In August, 1941, in hand undoubtedly represents a ists. one of three week-end receive the first of the new produc­ \Burton Beat worker, son of Mr. and Mrs. John for a chimney fire at the home of praying our own, if We measured attended by more than 1,000 man­ studied view -of authorities. Cer­ speeches here. tion. South Coven I ry Richards of Hyde avenue, Rock­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Hall. No ths results of our prayers in terms ufacturers, "proved an important tainly they are the ones who “ You may not know it," Mur­ "We believe it is yet too early f ville, and Viola Ann Maichiik, damage w'aa done. o f ourselves, if we were more factor in the placing of orders for should know better than any one ray said, "but the Army—a staff to be completely optimistic on our Baldwin and Hill daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicho­ District No. 10 of the Connecti­ faithful in prayer. If we prepared Train Slaying war production and in clearing up else what the exact state of af­ of 1,250,000 men under Lieut. Gen. future deliveries of anthracite in­ Mrs. Gustave Molatson and her las Maichuk of O ystal Lak* and cut Milk Producers' Association ourselves for the practice of com­ on the spot many production bot­ fairs is and itheir apparent confi­ to Connecticut." he declared. "At son Hfenry of Depot Road have Brehon Somervel. chief of the Serv­ Chief Speakers' By Popular Request by Francis Ferencs, son of Mr. will hold a meeting in 0>lumbia munion with God, and finally, if we] Still Mystery tlenecks,^’ the report states. dence is reassuring. ices of Supply—has almost com­ the moment, I can only say that returned to their home after and Mrs., Andrew Ference of town hall, rhursday. January 28, sought to make, our Ilfs ths con-i The commission also points to Still, even though things may plete control over the economic life the situation is sufficiently more spending several weeks in Miami, Prospect "'street and Josephine its advisory committee of farm indeed be well in hand. I am bound at 10 a. m. There will be election slant expression of our prayers,” I of all workers in this country. hopeful to cause us to believe that Hartford. Jan. 25—(/Pi—Gov. Florida. Alba Cercena, daughter of Mr. of officers^ dinner at noon, reports Miss Anna M. Wilbur, director (Continued from Page One) leaders as of "genuine service to to aay that the position would be Most of tl.e sdminlstrators in the Connecticut agriculture’ in the we may be able to procure some Raymond E. Baldwin and Max The Rev. and Mrs. James A. and Mrs. William O rcena of the and discu^ons. Marlborough ta in o f religlouB education, spoke in ths much happier if the political dif­ War Department treat with com­ more anthracite to meet extreme Dailey and son Wallace have re­ said he saw Private Wilson lifting development of a unified and com­ ferences were eliminated. Hill, last Associated Press chief Cooper Lana road. district No. 10. Epworth League on the subject, plete disdain the aspirations of the emergency situations." of bureau in Tokyo, will be the turned from a month's vacation Members of the Stafford Local schools were closed on “Building a Philosophy for Life." Mrs. James, who had sprawled prehensive farm program for the This is a crucial moment when New Deal." into the aisle. state. principal speakers tonight at the C g U R T O N ’ S spent at Mrs. Dailey’s former home Springs fire department urge all Friday on account of the fuel line This was the second in a series. good will and unity of effort are The same attitude, he seid. was Last Turn'Good Cure A. total of 6,125 man-hours was Connecticut Development commis­ in Audubon, Penn. residents telephoning, _ alarms to in the school bus being frozen and The devotions were led by Mrs. Blood Spurts from Neck essential and those things are held by the WPB and the Depart­ contributed by the eommieaion’e lacking among various parties to sion’s third annual dinner at the South Coventry's Revolutionary be certain to give the correct ad- ] being unable to thaw it in time Helen Stanley of Woodland street. Blood spurud from a neck ment of Commerce. The Depart­ Denver (,P)—The police ambu­ Hotel Bond here. dress, ao that the truck may ataff in surveys, studies and edu­ the controversy. In that sense In­ for the early morning trip. wound, and Norton eaid, "It cational material for the State ment of Labor, he said, “ has been lance rounded a cornef very brisk­ Hill left Japan last June on a reach the fire in the shorte.st pos­ dia cannot be the same effective emasculated if not almost destroy­ looked to ms the wound was made Defense Council. ly indeed. So briskly, in fact, that diplomatic exchange ship .after sible time. by a gouge.” military base wliich it would be ed.” up came the paper clip that 8- having spent more than seven Sale Continues Army Paper Work The commleeion operated under were political difficulties solved. Corporal Stephen Jellen, son of Wreck of Big Norton also thought he saw a an appropriation of $138,084 dur­ year-old Emma Lou Dudymott, months in solitary confinement. He Mr. and Mrs. Jaoeb Jellen of man running down the aisle, but Just when India will be called the passenger, had swallowed. will.talk of-his experiences. ing the period o t the report and upon for ita supreme war effort is We.atford avenue is now stationed Plane Found Is Not Red Tape it was dark ind "it might have spent $134,134. Crew Fights Fire Thni Tuesday and Wednesday in a French ho.spital in Tunisia, bean a curtain fluttering." perhaps something which even the Africa, as a medical soldier. Wilson said the scream awak­ Wants ta Have Own Card Allied high command cannot pre­ (Continued from Pag* One) Camp Pickett. Va., Jan. 25—You ened him and he looked out in dict with certainty right now. Of In Train Kitelien course, operations are being con­ can eatl it red tape If you want to, time to see a heavy-set man run­ Kansas City—(ff%—Richard B. Bceauee o f tke extremely bad weather Legal Notices 78 ducted continually against the relayed to Army and Navy officers but the men of the Medical Re. ning away. This man was dressed Foster, head of the internal se­ conducting a search .ior the plane. Japs In Burma and neighboring London, Out., Jan. 2.’5—(/Pi—A Satarday night many people have called AT A rot'RT OF PHOBATK ftKI.D placement Training Center, such in a brown pin-point suit. Wil­ curity unit of tha police depart­ Canadian National Railways din­ Circle Barber Shop at ManchrHtf'f within and fnr th^- as Pvt. Edward D. Atkinson, 10 son said he pulled on his pants ment, is in eharge of rounding up, territot’y but it wouldn’t be sur­ Pixtrlrt of M.'uichofft9>r. on the 23d prising if a grand offensive were ing car crew early today battled a aaking ua to continue our MAMMOTH dav of Jjinuarv. A. H., UM3. All Aboard Army Orchard street, Manchester, and shoes as fast as possible and after Fab. 1. all men who aren't fire in the car on the Toronto- 19 Oak Street Conn., and Pvt. James G. Vannard, jumped down. He propped Mrs. carrying draft classification cards. not staged until Hitler has bc-en WlUelAM 0. HYDE. Etq.. knocked out. Detroit flier. BARGAIN SALE. JlldlTG Bomber Killed It Griswold street, Mahehseter, Jamee up with a pillow, and die- He thinks ths idea is fine—U he Almost overcome by smoke, the Kstat* of Otto Wlifinowak* late attending Clerk's School, will dis­ covered her dead. can obtain his own card by that Apparently Becoming Reconriled of M.'tncheater, in naid District. d«- Qrdway, Colo,, Jan, 25 {JT)—A Our Oriental Allies apparently crew managed to keep the fire agree with you every time. They Then he ran to the rear o t the In Accordance With the Gover­ t'eaard. four-motored Army liomber crash­ time. are becoming reconciled to this confined to the kitchen as the Naturally aiaea and styles are depleted*, The Admlnlatrator r. t. a. having ed and burned 18 miles north of know now, these student clerks, train after the man. He discov­ train raced at 60 miles an hour be­ WANT THE HOME exhlhlted hia adminl»tr9llnn Rf* that tha apparently endlesa tangle ered no one. viewpoint although disagreeing i : count with said eiitate to thlt court this southeast Colorado town late tween Woodstock and London. ao, shop early for extra savings; List­ of official paper work is not rod Saw No One Paso with the policy of making Jeteat nor's Request We Will Be Closed for nllownncf, it la last night and all persona aboard of the Axis in Europe the initial The fire was first noticed east of FOLKS TO KNOW onDKTU:i»:- That the 1st dav of tape at all; not a slower-downer, A porter, called from the car Woodstock and the staff, roused ed are just a'few of the many DRASTIC were killed, Underaheriff J. J, objective. Anyway, 1 find they do I**eiirn»PV. A. D.. at 9 o'elf*eU O'Connell reported. but an official speeder-upper. next to Mrs. James’ sleeper, said from sleep by smoke, fought the YOU’RE THINKING (w. t ) foranoon. Rt tho Frohatii Army paper work, they will tell understand the military reasoning Mondays Until the‘ Fuel Emer­ REDUCTIONS. nffire, |n eald M.^nchesLer, be and O’Connell said ranchers in tha no cma had passed that way. flames until the train pulled into you, is the lubricant that keeps the A trail of blood speeks was * which designed Hitler as Enemy the Woodstock station. There t)F THEM? til* •ame la aaaltncd for a haarliif area placed the toll "at between Number One, and the recent Al­ on tha allowanua of aaid RdndnUtrR9 nine and H dead.” He said ambu­ geara of tha Army turning with­ found through the three ears to Woodstock firemen aided the train tion Hcconnt wliti aatd eatate. and out friction. the rear of tha sleeper. Police Thars. lied successes in Russia and Libya crew. gency Is Over. tiiin Court diract^ tha AdmlniRtrat lance from the La Junta Army have made this reasoning much FUR TRIMMED tor c t. a., to give putillc notica to Air base reached the crash scene said they did not believe the trail A NAITIk Shortly after the train left I VaL to 60.00 all nerfmnH intereated tharatn to an* Fertiwa Taller Wroag had been left by Wilson, who hs(l more acceptable in the Orient. Woodstock fire bro':e out again. COATS 6 •••••• I Stuitwitk -fkumt this morning. $ T M T .n u m It Is now becoming apparent in naar and ba heard lharaon by fiub* It was learned the bomber was been spattered while lifting Mrs. Heat burst one of the windows and liahinir a of thin ordar In •onia Elkhart, Ind.—CP)—Local ration $ m m T iT 0n r this part of the world that -e- nawapHfiar having a circulation in from Rapid City. S. D., but was Jamee. the fire was fanned by wind. The OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS M ^ C O N V IL L E i>atd T>iatr{ut. dv#'da>a hafore aaid clerk told today of a "quiet little astabllthment of Allied .ontrol crew fought the flames 15 miles to Ivl =^^==FlORISTS temporarily based at the Pueblo Traeke were found In the snow day of haaring and raturn maka to old ledy" who turned in her sugar where the* train stepped momen- over the Mediterranean will be of London, where city firemen were •"Af f-V r/, «< . if > t Afi-sof i Arm Air Base about 50 milim east incalculable assistance to the final thia Court. and coffee ration book a few Urily In Tangent, uidioating a waiting to put out the fire. ■PORT COATS n- fl 1041 wof'r. =!0Cf '1 WIGWAM S. HYnE of Ordway. campaign against Japan. weeks ago with the explanation: man stepped off the California- Judg*f Air base public relations offieers Suppose, for the sake of argu­ at Pueblo said details of the crash “ I ’ m returning this because I bound limited and swung aboard won’t be needing it any more.' ment, that an all-out drive against wtrt meager, a northbound train. Police said, the mikado does not come until Seeking to Reach The little old lady returned, how­ bewever, a brakeman could have ever. asking that her book be re- Pins; “That Othfir Woman' next fall. Will China be able to Welles Confined To Bad made the tracks. hold out until then ? DRESSES 9 • • • • iesuad te her. She had another Dr. John Beeman of the state Damaged Plane m I believe ao, barring some wholly WE HAVE MOVED Hollywood, Jsn. 26.—(g>)—Orson explanation. “I thought 1 was police medical staff said Mrs. ENDO TODAY I going to dlbr""8he said. "But I unexpected development in the Welles, actor, producer and gen­ James had not been rap^. There The Navy Come* Throuijh' meantime. Lima, Peru, Jan. 25.—(/P)-r- RANGE FUEL eral dramatic factotum, was con­ guess that' fortune teller was was no evidence, either, of rob­ PtuBi Mllaa Prom Aleatraa” wroag." Actually there has been little Rescuers sought today to reach a TO fined to bed today on his physi­ bery, for the woman’s purse con- warfare on a Mg scale in China damaged Pan American-Grace OIL OIL cian’s orders, suffering from a back taining 8112 in eash was undis- WOOL SUITS...... An ancient pagan faith that Theater Cloned Tomorrow! f( r a long time. Things have been Airways trans)>ort which came ailment Jack Moaa, Wallaa’ man- turbed. largely at a standstill. down near the coast about 350 recognises witches is still prsc 9.4c gallon 9c gallon agar, attributed the attack, whtek C9n Swap S|mre for lim e miles south of Lima while en route 38 MAIN STREET tt ed la parts of France and Italy. Ib 100 Oallm Lnta. la 100 Oalloa ndoawitated eanoellatton of the Even if the Japanese should un­ from Santiago, Chile, to Lima with actor’s radio program laat night |Preparfe Nazis dertake some new offensive—and 11 passengers and a crew of four, IO BETTER SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS AT AN EASY to overwork. Hl8 eondiUon Is not there’s no present indication of The air liner, missing since Fri­ TO REACH LOCATION. . BLOUSES > 9 6 t 9 • • 9B seriouo, the physician said. anything big—the Chine8!e have day, was located yesterday by a THE SAME LOW PRICES PREVAIL MORIARTY BROS For Bad News lots of space to swap for. time. search plane w)Ucb reported the the Lstwl At Center and Brood Straeta Dial 8506 Shadowed! LiLiLU Quite apart from that the Chinese transport, was "apparently badly 4and Saws Set and Filed...... $ (Continued fretn Page One) are a gallant race and have fully damaged” but left in doubt the fate Buck Saws Set and Filed...... - • • Theater Oleaed All Day Today! demonstrated that they intend to of the 15 aboard. 1- Man Crosscut Saws Set and Filed...... 1.25 I will prove they are spiritually fight the war to complete vic­ Rescuers trying to reach the BRAS. TUESDAY ONLY: tory. 2-Man Crosscut Saws Set and Filed...... 1 .itO strmgar tlwi) the KngliiAi.’' plane by land were balked by bad (Diapatehae from Bern said the N.eturally, the longer the Allies roads yesterday and had to halt Cordwood Saws Gummed, Set and Filed, l.’ic per dia. inch are compelled to . delay the final Berlin oomopondent o t the Swiw for the night. Circular Saws Set and Filed...... 8c per dia. inch DIGNITY assault on Japan the more difficult You never need refuse an Invl- niwipaper DU Tat daecribad the Three U. S. citizens, two of It may be to conquer the barbarians Band Saws Set and filed...... 8c per foot tatfou svhea you send your bum- Paepbi have aesoeiatad the I Otnnan oommuniqua of J u . 21- them U. S. Navy yeomen, were Band Saws Brazed...... 25c and up |«ILLBE I 23 aa "tbe most pawimUtle aver o f the Rising Sun. HATS dry fiert. And our prompt, aame of Burha wtHi dig- IVe must remember that quite among the passengers and three isauad by tha Fuakrar’a haadqusr- of the crew. Including the pilot. Axes Sharpened ...... 9 .2.5 afllotaot asn-laa masts yo«r alded aad anapatbatla apart from Japan proper there is Knives Sharpened ...... aervtee. The masner la I tare,” a vast army ' of Japs swarming Golden Gqrdener, were U. S. citi­ every rwmlremsnt. and la a (Tha eeryaapondant addad that zens. Two British diplomatic offi­ Scissors Sharpened...... whieh aU detaVa a n baa China and another big contingent source e f fveui ■atlsfaetteu te "altliffugb It would ba ammaoua holding that Burmese back door. cials were among the pasaengers. Shears Sharpened ...... 2^ CHILDREN’S euf»t«» discrtmlnattag wemeu. dladaad tha «al9t air ai I te ovaraatimata tomperary dafaau Not Uke Other Homaas today, it baa made clear to the Skates Sharpened...... DRESSES 99te99*990 understaibliag that pro Now the Jap soldier isn't like Lawnmowers Sharpened...... i*2o vaihi all go te maha tha people that everooming the prae* other humans. Pro\iding he is ent military altuation will plaea Former Cabinet Power Mowers of AU Makes and Sizes Sharpened CASH AND CARRY cerwnaay a laaltag moan- •quipped with' offensive weapons, I aacaptlO B ^ hard damaada on ha'a more or leaa aelf aufflclant and Overhauled. SPECIAL meat te tfsa memory af tha neoM front n t") CHILDREN’S Taka htaa by tha aeruff o f tha peck Member Dies Air Cooled Engines Overhauled. 2 Cycle or 4 Cycle. 15% DISCOUNT ON year levad-aaa. Theaara. W h e tle sre f and chuck him Into a atrange 'land SKIRTS ...... ALL meay yea daain aead aot In • Rooiififiil and he will find food and shelter for LondoOk J*n. 25.—(8>)—Snowy-1 The Above Prices Are for Average Tools in Average himself. He goes to ((round like a Condition. ha expeaelva to ha dlgal- Girl's fo8t Topaka. Kaev->

Discover Bo. was sponsor at the launch­ street dumped ashes and sand on share the pessiiniam that a severe Fred 8. Hickey said that the two persons as possible in a home gar­ of the Commandos. former lord mayor of London. Troop 15 of St. James's church, tlie s tm t and sidewalks. From economic situation is inevitable ule follows that of the Llncoltr that the United States is in “dire urday morning to escape flames Week-End Deaths Sugar ration stamp No 10 is ing of the sub "Pargo.” boys apparently followed a frosen den this coming spring in order to school and will make it unneceS'^ Full-blooded Sioux Indian Rice, 78, poet, whose late wife, Francis Peckenham, scoutmas­ T:38 to $MB only two buses, ^ t h after the war. Iperil” from the Nipponese military which destroyed the building. ter. On Saturday Troop 25, of stream from the vicinity of their The 1943 corner tab for 1a.at year's commercial automobile raiso more food for the war effort. sary to supply extra heat in the There was his name, for in­ Mrs. Alice Hegan Rice, wrote tntersUte. passed up the long Cen­ stance. American officers explain­ machine. Boy Slider Drowns the Center Congregational church. "We believe,” he says, "the homes, played on the river bank maikers is demonstrated by a Motor Vehicles Department clerk. With the project in view the mem­ building when school is not In ses­ “ Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage ter s tm t hill'^but one of these, country need never go through a bership of the club's agricultural ed that Private Oneskunk is a full- Speaking at Bates college's first At Simsbury. Roland Vlen, 4, of New York—Alexander Wooll- Charles Lynn, scoutmaster, will and slipped into the icy waters. The 1942 registrations expire at midnight. February 28. sion. war-time, raid-year commence­ Patch.” He was bom at Dixon, Ky. after reaching a point near Knox major economic depression again. Neither could swim, he said. committee was increased. bieoded Sioux Indian, from Cherry Tarlffville, was drowned in the oott, 56. author, critic and wit, lake over for the full day. One stm t, failed to get traction and ment yesterday, Grew said that Farmington river Saturday noon Princeton, N. J.—Prof. Carl C, We visualise a post-war world in As the search continued for Glr- James Blair, president of the Creek. S. D„ and that out in his who wa.s bom at Phalanx, N. J, of these booths Is located in front was forced to back down the hill as part of the country, the Oneskunk only when Japan's "military caste when his sled plunged through a Brigham, research psychologist of of the .State theater and the other which we will make full use of nik's playmate, thick fog cloeed and Gasmata, New Britain, and directed the administrative agen­ club, and chairman of the coming St. Augustine, Fla.—Richard E. far as Mortarty’s fllllng station be- cies to compute these increased 4 family is very well known, indeed. and its machine have been wholly bole in the ice after he slid down Princeton university and an ad­ in front of the bank. our manpower and our resources down handicapping operations. shore installations at Lae and Red Cross fund* drive, sought to Asserts Small Miller, 67. widely known painter, viser to the College Examining . fore making a fresh start. for the benefit of the American Salamaua on the northeast coast waitime labor expenses to the get the sentiment of those present His appearance was a little un­ crushed . . . and discredited In a hill to the river. Troop 13 of the Second Congre­ Nine Buses Stranded Authorities first began looking the eyes o f its people will danger who waa bom in St. Louis. board of New York city. people.” of New Guinea. Heavy damage farmer. Thus far little was said on a plan projected to include usual. too. He stood six-feet-two, In Briatol, Police Chief Edmund gational church of which Richard Bus passenbers due in Manches­ for the boys when an employe of to the United States subside. S. Crowley said Saturday night Middletown, O.—Walker L. New York — Whitney Warren. Special Notice was reported done at all points. to have been done toward raising Manchester in Hartford's drive. Business Has minus his moccasins, but he weigh­ Smith is scoutmaster and Troop ter at 7 o’clock did not reach here All Can Share in BeneflU the Connecticut Light and Power "Only then,” he added, "shall we that his men were investigating Lewis, 55, assistant vice president 79. intematlonally known archi­ Company reported having seen price ceilings accordingly. The sentiment of the Kiwanlans ed only 150 pounds. The regi­ 98 of the North Methodist, until long after 9 o'clock and at A similarly opUmistie view was James F. Byrnes, the economic was that Manchester conduct its Mrs. Frank C. Healey mental flagpole was an ideal place in our own land be free from that the deaths of Gerald A. Muto, 30, of the American Rolling Mills tect who designed' the rebuilt li­ one time nine buses of the Con­ expressed by Vice President Wal­ them at the river's edge. Company. brary of the University of Lou­ Charles Edgeily, scoutma-ster, will Heavy Bombers Hit etablllzation director and Leon own drive but that contributions Been Ignored of concealment for Private One­ hideous danger and be able once and his wife, Sophie. Mrs. Mi.to, divide the week up so that each necticut Company were strandM lace yesterday in an interview in Dr. Edward H. KIrschbaum, Westfield Road, Holyoke, and Cap­ again to turn to paths of peace. he said, was found stabbed to vain in Belgium which was de­ medical examiner, said young Glr­ Henderson, former price adminis­ of Manchester . persons made skunk. ... I . Los Angeles—C3iarles N. Dan­ troop will be in charge of the In Woodland, three of them at the which he envisioned post-war Docks at Rangoon tain Healy who is the son of Mr. This was very important, be­ "I say . . . without hesitation or death, and Muto hanged from a stroyed by the Germans in the nlk drowned. trator, relied on an interpretation through sources of employment in and Mra Andrew Healy of Buck- (Continued from Page One) iels. 64, who wrote song hits un­ txioth at the North End. top of the hill near the Wickham Amlirica a* one "where all can be­ New Delhi. .Ian. 25--i.4’i - U. S. placed in the Congressional Rec­ Hartford be credited to Manches­ cause stealth and concealment are reserve that our own country, our door frame. der the name of Neil Morel, One First World War. About Colds astate, one of the iciest points on come members of the middle class land were married by the Rev. cities, our homes, are in dire peril New ^'ork—Mrs. Peter Went­ On Monday, Wednesday and Army heavy bo-ibers in a dayUght ord by Prentiss M. Brown, then ter. communities; ghost town* wiU parts of a Ranger's stock-in-trade. In New Haven, Luigi Ponter of his compositions waa "Moon­ the highway from Hartford to —where all cam share in the bene- John J. Keating, pa.stor of Blessed from the overweening ambition corve, 68, died in the Hospital of worth Williams, who wrote for Saturday Troop 98 will be in Now when distreasing eolda atrike, relfere mis­ Americans Take raid into Burma struck docks at senator from Michigan and now It was also the consenstis of rise all over America.” They work under cover, creeping light and Roses.” Manchester. flu which that class has enjoyed Rangoon and scored two direct Sacrament church. Her sister, Mrs. right up to the enemy's whiskers. and the potential power of that St. Raphael from complications to The New York Sun as "Belle Vic­ charge and Tuesday. Thursday eries this home-proved, time-tested way that Many driver* coming into Man- the OPA chieftain, that only hired those present that the Ki'vanians He said the majority o f small Washington—Dr. J. S. Abbott, and Friday Troop 13 will take in the past.” hits on a 6,000-ton merchant vessel labor costa should be taken into continue to hold their regular B. E. Jeffries of this town was her They strike in the darkness, and Japanese military machine—a injuries received. Medical Exami­ tor,” rtiester. and Who knew the streets sole attendant. John Moynihan, business extinctions he claimed 72. secretary and director of re- over. Asserting that "Horatio Alger Seven Positions yesterday, a Tenth Air Force com­ account. meetings at the Y.M.C.A. then thejf are gone. power that renders Japan poten­ ner Marvin M. Scarbrough said, in Rochester, N. Y.—Dr. Albert W. on the West Side, turned into N w brother of the bride was best man. now impending "would have been .search for the National Associa­ Beavan, 60, president of Colgate- ACTS 2 WAVS AT ONCE is not dead in America and never munique said today. Farm bloc members had sought A large delegation of Klwanian.s avoided by properly planning the Came a day when the rangers tially the strongest nation in the a hit-run accident on Dec. 28. tion of Margarine Manufacturers. ■ tm t or tried to make the grade will be,” Wallace said. At the same time fighters and The bride wore a blue faille suit went into some heavtly-wmded world—potentially stronger than Roehester Divinity school and It PCMcnUTtS to upper bronchial It invites restful, comforting up Pine stm t, but only a few were From Japanese to force a sharp upward revision will be present at the joint service utilization of small busineas in the He was vorn in Buena Vista, .Named Cranwell Rertor tubes with soothing medicinal "We can have full employment fighter-bombers ranged into north of the ceilings to include the time cluba gathering tomorrow nignt. with brown accessories and kolin­ country, on maneuvers. It was an Great Britain or Germany or Rus former president of the Federa­ sleep. And often by morning aUe to climb the grades on these war effort and In civilian produc­ Miss. tion of Churches in Christ. vapors. It ZTSHIUTU chest and most of the misery of the cold in this country without destroying Burma and set buildlnga afire at a spent by the farmer and his fam­ It will be addressed by Dr. James sky furs and corsage of orchids. exercise in woodsmanship, and aia or the United States." a tm U . „ tion and distribution. oollcott Victim London—John Burn.s, 84, fir.st Detroit, Mich—Tom McMahon. Bo.st.on. J.1D. 25— (/IV—The Rev. back surfaces like a warming IS M nine. Try Vicks VapoRub private initiative, private capital, (Continued from Page One) Japanese storage area at Sha- ily in production as well as the Gordon Gllkey, of Springfield. Her matron of honor wore an "I would recommend,” he said, particularly in travelling through Maurice V. Dullea, faculty Wreckers In Demand or private enterprise.” aquamarine ensemble and corsage working man to bold a British 80. often c.allcd "Detroit's grand poultice. And it keeps right with Its sprcial 2-way action Wrecker cars were in heavy de- duzup, the announcement said cost of hired bands. This move, that your council deelgnate a underbrush without making any moderator of athiflics at Bo.ston on workifrg for hours—even Tb% Resources Planning Board furthest known point of advance No loss of American planes was of yellow roses. The ceremony was noise. A British officer thought Of Heart Attack cabinet post. old man of sports” who as mana­ tonigfht! when a cold strikes, ' mand on a doeen stm ts but were which would jack up price ceil­ special committee to act as liaison Swap Autographs ger of the Bloomington, 111., Three college since Ay^ist, 1910, ha.s while you sleep! be sure you use time-tested proposes that the 40 hour week on the coast. reported. ings from 10 to 15 per cent, has Hospital Motes followed by a wedding breakfast between your organization Of state Private Oneskpnk wasn't paying Ottawa, Can. — Jay Pierrepont been appointe^rector of Cranwell to respond to even a por­ Moffat, 46, United Slate.i minister Eye tepni in baseball fostered the Just rub throat, chest and Vicks VapoRub. I tion o f the request* for assistance. be mad* permanent along with a 'j^be front apparently is being British Attack .airdrome been renewed. / at the Roger Smith Hotel, Hol­ executives and the congresalonai much attention. Prepartory ^ o o l at Lenox. An- 50 week work year without Sacri­ pushed forward in an effort to yoke and a reception at the home to Canada, who was born in Rye. career of a rookie pitcher named back with double-action Vicks m THROAT U SOM—Let a smad The worst jams were on Main R.A.F. bomber* made a low altl committees studying the problems Just Child's Ptay After Plane Crash New York. ’ Jan. 25.—i/Pi — nouncemei^ of his appointment fice of high wag* standards. bottle up and eventually wipe out seen Basis for Revision Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Augus­ of the bride's parents. “Well, you see. sir.” the Ameri­ N. Y.. and served in diplomatic Clark Griffith, now president of VapoRub at bedtime.VapoRub lump of Vicks VapoRub melt a tm t, at the foot of the Center tilde attack on the Japanese alr- of small business.” Funeral plans for Alexander Wooll- was mad^by the Very Rev. James son to work instantly to re­ ’The board is cooperating with dwindling Japanese forces on the While the Biddle opinion was ta Henry, 48 Madison street; Lcmi.s The bride Is a graduate of Hol­ can officer replied, "this is Just service posts in Tokyo. Constanti­ the Washington Senatrrs. in your mouth. 11 relieves throat am, near Bigelow brook, where a '.rome at Shwebo in central Burma The task, he commented, wss cott, .56. author, critic and racon­ Toronto. Can.—Donald and Jane H. Doign. S.J.. provincial of the lieve coughing spasms, ease irritation due to colds—brings Federal and private agencies in northwestern end of the Island. expected to hold that only hired Zatkowski, 195 North Main street. yoke High "school. Captain Healy child's play to him. He’s probably nople, Bern, and Sydney, Aus­ Mg trailer truck and a car were - ‘•.t night and aimult''neously nUd- lator costs should be taken Into too vast to be left to a handful Branford, Jan. 25—i/Pi—Within teur, are expected to be completed MacAskill. he waa 65, she 57. He New England province of the So­ muscular sorepess or tightneu. soothing comfort. Try it! fields of post-war fiscal policy, The enemy still holds about 16 Admitted" yesterday; Thomas was graduated from Mass. State known how to sneak right up on a tralia. ciety of Jesus. He succeeds the oroaawise of the road, and at other ed oft-bombed .\k” ab island on the account, it was believed likely to of people in the nation's capital.” a few minutes after bailing out of today. Woollcott died of a heart waa former vice president and science and research, employment miles of coastline on the northern Woods, 29 Pearl street; Maurice College, Amherst, where he w’as chipmunk ever since he was six London—The Bi.*hop of Bath late Rev. John F. Cox, S.J., who points north to Depot Square. Sum­ west coast, a British communique furnish the basis for upw-ard ad­ Lack of Proper Integratloa an Army plane on its way to a attack just before midnight Sat­ general manager of the Interna­ ___ \ rnd social security (a fresh report side of Quadalcanal. Jobert, 186 Maple street; William an honor student. He was commis­ years old.” and Weils, the Right Rev. Frapeis .died last November. mit stm t. Henry stm t, Highland reported today. justment of some food price ceil­ Sheekey, 62 Norman street; Mrs. The Montana senator charged crash. Second L'eut. Charles G. urday. tional Nickel Company of Canada, s t m t and even Main stm t, south on social security is now on the The heavy attacks against the These assaiilts followed daylight sioned a second lieutenant In the also that there had been "a lack of So they put Private Oneskunk Salem of Hempstead, L. I., was He was stricken while partici­ Underhill. 64. limited. They had been married ^ president's desk waiting to be sent Japanese island base were deliver' ings. Cecelia Pulidy, 200 Woodland Army Reserve Corps and was pro­ on his o\\Ti, and told him to ..how interested to learn that one of o f the Center, where several buses patrols during which small ship­ Whether such a partial retreat street; Mrs. Pearl Jackson, 1343 proper Integration between the pating in a discussion on the Chicago— Alva J. Carter. 60. years. /" were stuck, and Middle Turnpike to Conn***), health and educa­ ed by airplanes and Worships on ping was attacked below Akyab moted to the rank of captairi last military front and the home front them something. He did. first rescuers to reach him was "Peoples' Platform” program, pioneer radio manufacturer, in­ tion, urban re-development, indus­ Saturday and Sunday, the com­ would ease the farm bloc pressure Tolland Turnpike; William Bel- He disappeared into the woods, Movie Actor Robert Young. west. . ^ and damage was done to enemy In­ on the whole agricultural price flore, 132 Charter Oak street; Miss month. He was recently transfer­ broadcast over a Columbia net­ ventor and televl.aion-designer who The speed of sailing yacW^ gen­ On several stm ts cars skidded trial location, transportation, land, munique said. The island attacked stallations at Gangaw, the com­ red from Fort Rlle> where he was "If the policy makers of tht leaving his unit. He was supposed "I’d like to have your auto­ work. was liorn in George, Iowa. erally varies according,/lo the water and energy resources. was Kolombangtra In the Munda structure was problematical but Eva Henkin. 42 Center street. to try to creep back to it without graph. Mr. Young." he said. out of control across sidewalks on­ munique said. administration leaders were said Admitted today: George Paulo*, Instructor at the Cavalry school, War Production board and other Born Jan. 19. 1887, at Phalanx. Louisville, Ky.—Cale Young sq-jare root of their len^h. to lawns, but in spite of the haa- Mapping Federal Pto^ta area of the New Georgia group. All British planes were said to and la now taking pilot training agencies seem to be unable to being heard. About ten minutes And the surprised Young re­ to believe they might thus head Merrow, Conn., Baby Drticella passM. The whole force, officers plied; N. J., he first gained attention as ardous driving only a few accidents A program of Federrt works Plaoae Attack Jap Bases have returned safely. at the Aeronautic school in tSiIss. master the slmiple principle that a dramatic critic on The New York American aircraft struck et off an overwhelming attack. Bralnerd, 77 North School street; and men, strained their ears for "I don't know why you want were repoiirM . projects is being mapped wt|h the Louis B. Whitcomb. Andover. the proper feeding, clrthing and Times, a position he held from EQUAL) Japanese bases in the Pacific in Sharing the farm bloc's concern some sound of him. They heard my autograph, Lieutenant, but ■avoral AecMents Budget bureau. The Labor de­ Discharged Saturday: Mrs. John Buntin-Stokes houaing of the civilian population 1914 to 1922. ex,cept for two years Maurice Jobert of 186 Maple seven raids tart Friday and Satur­ with price ceilings Is the question nothing. I'd sure like to have yours." partment is analysing the magni­ Chinese Attack Carr and daughter, 219 McKee Miss Anna Stokes of Philadel­ . . . is essential in our total war with the Army during the First atm t suffered a fractured collar-1 day, the Navy reported over the of manpower, which cornea to the effort, I am sure that we could Then they heard an "Ugh.” Pri­ So the planeless pilot and the tude of manpower demoblllaatlon, Japs' Positions fore today with th*. etart of a street; Mrs. John Yavinsky and phia and Lieutenant David B. Bun- vate Oneskunk was sitting in a film star swapped autographs. World War. He also worked on bone and received cuts about the the number likely to be seeking week-end, while the enemy coun start the new agency with men fSoe which required four stitches ries of hearings on how large an son. 42 Ashworth street; John tin o^ 106 Henry street were mar­ tree, right over their heads. The plane had crashed and The New York World, the New new Jobs within two years after tered with aerial asaaults on Gus' C3iungking, Jan. 25 — 245 mum prices set by the OPA et 20 and dsfsnalv* power of tbs air lend-Iease program was far from the House Way.s an4 Means com­ boylevard home in North Toronto. fiscal and monetar>' policies, puz- one-alded, since reciprocal- aid to per cent ebove the selling prices e lic investment programs, and Fed­ arm whan used in proper coordi­ mittee which this week will start Thinks About MacDonald's Dr. Smirle Lawaon, auperrislng Manchester Green, Conn. Telephone 6304 ago to cover Increased farm- eral-state-local taxation. nation with land forces but also the United States haa “saved mil­ casting about for an additional eqroner for Ontario, will ask Tonight at^ O’clock RADIO AND and labor costs. lions of tona of ah'pplng apace and Premier Gordon D. Conant in hla The international field of post­ its tremendous valu* in transport­ many hundreda of milliona of dpl- 116,000,000.000 in revenue, also HE.VTER OPA, which set the 20 per war planning is in the hands of ing troops over long distances In capacity aa attorney-general to 1941 Plymouth Coach lare.” called for a. sales tax. cent markup for all 23 recognised the State department. Board of defiance of th* obstacles of ter­ Ths Senate Foreign Relations flecid* whether an inquest will be »895 The present lend-lease act pro­ TERMS AND TRADES ACCEPTED. DIAL 5191 OR II8.>. grades of Connecticut shade wrap­ Economic Warfare, and Office of rain. committee meanwhile studied the held. ORANGE HALL vides that the President and his The two bodies were found early Proceeds Now Divided Evenly Between British War pers, highest price tobacco raised the Coordinator of Inter-American record of its hearings on the ap­ Would Oempleto Reglinenta agents muat cease making new RE-UPHOLSTERING m te rd a y by Mrs. Irene Mitchell, U this country, said the ceiling* Affairs. pointment of Edward F. Flynn, Relief and the Various Service Funds of the Nation’s 1 NEW "For months on end,” he said, commitments under the program— Our living rOom suite was in very poor condition. We anticipated huylhg new furnU the cook. Mrs. MacAskiU’a body would altow a weighted average President Roosevelt, Vice Presi­ air transport with constant fight­ former Democratic National com­ Armed Forces. TIRES ■ailing price of $2.40 e pound, dent Wallace, Secretary of State they could continue until July 1, tore but after consulting dhe MacDonald Upholstery Company we found we could have was lying on a bed in her second- 1940 Dodge Sedan er coverage moved complete in­ 1948 to carry out contract! or mittee chairman, as mlniater to peeked weight. Hull, and Undersecretary of Stats our old suite re-upholstered with the same quality material and workmanship tor about Door bedroom and her hiuband'a Admission ...... 25 Cents Heater. Very Clean. Let's Go. Rememtier: Dodge— It’s Uc|iendahle:- •595 fantry regiments and artillery agreements mad* prior to July 1. Australia. The committee is ex­ Change In Office Hours The market, normally opening Welles, are unanimous in bslisving' one third the price of a new suite, , hiody. with the revolver at hie feet, battalions acroM th* almost im­ 1948. pected to report its recommenda­ was nearby on the floor. early in January, has been delayed ■om* form of association of ths penetrable mountains of Papua tions to the Senate Wednesday. After •saminlng the returned suite we found It to be n perfect upholetery job In etery by voluntary 'freexing of sales by Jeffers Holds Te Stand present .Unitad Nations when th* and ths reach** of th* seas trans­ Other Immediate business be­ respect, growers and packers pending war is won is just as sssential to Rubbar Administrator William 1935 1911 CHEVROLET ported field hospitals and other M. Jeffers was holding to hla insist­ fore Congress includes a bill au­ Sigrned— Mrs. Charles E. Ubert The Manchester Electric Division of The Con­ establishment of the OPA price the future security of the United thorising merger of the Western CONVERTIBLE COUPE callings. With the *xcepUon of States as it is in the successful baa* installations to ths front, sup­ ence that top pijorities be granted 13 Oxford Street Former Film Star plied the troops and evacuated to materiala ne^ed to complete Union and Postal Telegraph sys­ necticut Power Company will comply with the PLYMOUTH Black finish. DeLuxe on* firm, all member* of the indus­ prosecution of the war. M an chester Radio, Heater. Five try obstrved the no selling agres- Officially, the BEW has only on* casualties.” synthetic rubber plants. Jeffers tems, and a proposal to set up a Seeking Divorce Governor’s request that business establishments The range of operations opened said "only a higher authority"— standing house committee on avl' SEDAN xery good tires, like m*nL ■mall unit concerned with peace. close on Mondays for the duration of the present new. I.XIW mileage. Pressure from buyer* for **rly It Is the Rsoccupatlon and Recon­ up by this coordination will per­ he did not elaborate—could make atlon development. 6 1 0 9 5 mit th* "appUcatlon of offensive him abandon his stand. With Jef­ Here's What MacDonald Does Priced at o n ly ...... acquisition of the short 1942 cigar struction section, whose studies 3'Piece Living Hollywood, Jan. 26.—(iP)—Mar- fuel emergency. 19.36 Terms and Trades aci-eplcd. Dial 5191 wrapMr crop has been more svi- now are largely In the hands of the pawer in swift, massiva strokes fers listening, a War Department rather than ths dilatory and costly witness told an Agriculture sub­ Marines Ftay Toe Bough ffuerit* De La Motto, star o f th* or 448.5 day or night. •snt this yssr, particularly in vlsw State depaitoent'e new unit heed­ Silent screen who frequently ap- Our office will be open from 8:00 A. M, until 6:00 ed by Former Gov. Herbert H. Leh­ Islsnd-to-ialand advance that some committee that Undersecretary 9t ^ uptrend in cigar oonaump' Indianapolis—(>P)— Thonaas J. Room Suites p*«red opposite the late Douglaa MMN n;nAiicMifriK. Buick Sedan $ 1 2 5 tlon and the cutting of competi­ man of New York. Lehman is di­ have assumed to be necessary In Patterson wanted the rubber ad­ P. M. e5'ery day from Tuesday to Saturday, in­ inin MERCURY ministrator to ease hla program to Murdock, a 21-year-oId Marine nlrbanks, Sr, has fllsd suit for tive •umatra and Java tobacco rector of the Office of Foreign Re­ a theater where the enemy's far- clusive. CONVERTIBLE COUPE lief and Rehabilitation. flung strongholds are dispersed permit more materials to flow into back home to recover from tovares from Sidney Rivkln, form- 1937 •upplles by Japaneaa conquest. wounds suffered in action on Re-Upholfltered F Beautiful Hollywood blue. Local packers and handlere of throughout a vast tapans* of building of aviation gasoline plants or attom sy now in ths U. B. Ooaat AVOID CONFUSION Guadalcanal island, believes - he aaMS Guard. Radio. Heater. Goodyear th* Oonnscticut crop aatlcipats ■rchlpelagoe*,” ha added. —reflnerlts that taka much th* Our usual emergency service will he available on Douhlr F.agle Whitewall aam* materials as synthetic rulv discovered a Japanese Confucius asrtun T erra p la n e early absorption ef the CigarClgi Baeo Down Te Shsltor "Air forces and ground forc.ea Mire De La Mrtte charges cruel­ Tires. Ixiw mileage. Just 6845 her factories. on ths island. And Murdock P en im s ' ■■ ■ ■ |S 9 up ty. She and Rtvkin were married A very good method of avoiding the confusion Sundays and Mondays. wrappers with a large delegaosn ware welded together in Papua," and uncertainty which often surround be­ the car (or this summer, ■( buyers and cigar manufacturers Chicago—(^ 1— A dozen members MacArthur concluded, "and when On another sector ef the home says he thinks the captive Japa* Jan. 1. 1988, and oeparated lagt Sedan «295 and now is the Mm* tobuy. Mrpsntsdl to arriv* in Hartford to- of th* Chicago Weather bureau front, th* administration was re­ nese captain had something when Taitostriefl...... - |8f op Oct. S. Her first husband. Actor reavement, ia the adoption of the Pre- For emergency service after 6 :00 P. M. and on staff war* working away in th* in sufficient strength with proper ported preparing for a strategic re­ he told th* Marines: "Tojo, he say Morrow- to Inaugurate the rush. Naval .support, their indleaoluble John Bowen, waa drowned at arrangement Plan. Mr. William Quish will Sundays and Mondays, see telephone listing— offices, 14 floors up In the dom* treat at some point in the agricul­ American /Marines all playboys lanta Monica, Calif., in 1986. of the Federal court house— th* union points the way to victory explain how hia new plan is easing the bur­ 0*ptt\-«t«d by Welding Outfit tural price situation, seeking to but we say they play too rough.” We aim carry a complett Manchester Electric Division, Night Calls. Your Packard Dealer old post office—when ■ surprise through new and broadened stra­ avoid a genaral assault by the Con­ dens of many local families. tegic and tactical conceptions." line of all upholstery •IfMi Ataraa aUcka sir raid alarm sounded. Denied use gressional farm bloc on food cost 80 OAKLAND STREET Gharlolte. N. C.—(F>— When of their private elevator, the em- Naw Aaella Blawa controla. Dry Lond Sailor fa b rieg. Boroaur Joaephina Baugamar aaw MacArthur’a obaervatlona, frt MTTONW Ttoewt^b, Jan. 8fl.'' 'fltjtiia. B r m m e r ’s loyas and officials raesd down six Draftteg Legal Opinion body la ffcdnff to have to move a ALL DAY PHONE 5191 — AFTER 7 CALL 4485. mm m ttwaa atnling klg^poorared lights of winding stairs to th* lowing the clean-up of organized Attorney General Biddle was Tokepa Kaa.—OP)—Gale Thomp­ BMMIaf outfits, aha eras eaptlvmt- Japaneta reaistance in Papua, big air raid siren from a farming SIS’ floor, pounded around the cor- undarstpod to be drafting a legal son of Topeka, dreasijnf of far district. Deputy Chief Warden C. . CALL ANY TIME ~ LET’S MAKE A DEAL! raatorday finirttad were livaa added emphasis Iv 8 The Manche$ter Electric Divimn noeis to anoUver elevator, and opinion deflnlito the retent to away tanre. toiltatod 9ta iponthg U CMwiagr dactand laat iriffat It REMEMBER ~ BRUNNER’S “EQUAL TO NEW” USED CARS! lataiaff •«»■§ and, • fun flnally->puffing and blowinff— coQUBuniqua fwaz AUtad baddauar* wfaieh tncraaaed fa m tabor coats age as a yooosaa third etaao la tha OF THE CONNECTICUT POWER COMPANY woider aasr. laft to taka a reached aafsty la the fourth floor tare tatUag o f saw aarlal daere MacDonald Uphoktering Gimiutny eawM tha hahgr ehtaha r e naarhT should be taken Into account in Navy. He promptly was sworn In •juthmoAiKe 773 Main Street 9 6 M alrpiaM parts fbrtcry, shelter. hammered home against the Japa­ establishing price ceilings on agri' and ordered to recruiting diitv at tsxmm are •tanred at tha alren, 983 MAIN ST. American IndiintrinI Itidg.. Hartford TEL. 2*4127 •Rd huddle together for protection Manchester, Connecticut to U years old. four feat nese in the Southwest Pacific. cultural products. nearby Kansas City. Hla long “ASK THE MAN WHO OWTNS ONE to closely that they auffocaU each MO to batffht, find wqlgba Th* woodchuck is also callad a Principal targets of these at The economic ■tabilisatlon bill awaited transfer finally •rrlved. ear etooe showroom from 9 to I or have DAY - NIGHT 4 3 4 0 IgsuuadhQg ar Amarioan zaanBot. itacka wan -airdromsa at Xabau paaeod b j Ck>ngreaa last Ortobar Ha was aseitiud to Topfka, BtoHre «)|U at year to ■M bmm 8 A. M. to » r. ipinx MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 26,194S aary—if they knew that they had Mussolini that he Is, is mere con­ AIMAi CJiief Traffic Tied to go without oil or without cer­ cerned with sating himself than War Means Lowering tain foods because so many Unit­ with saving them. Given Gandhi Washington in Wartime For Europe Up by Ice Closed all Day Mondays — Open Tuesday and Thursday Evenings 'til 9 — Open All Day Wednesdays Cwniag Ihratt ed Nations ships bad been sunk may have come to the conclusion By Jack .Stinnett that he isn't going to have the rUBLIBHBD BT THB _ the previous month. Seen Soon Of Standard of Livine »»»*T .n PRINTINa OO^ ZNa The fundamental error in both pleasure and privilege of cooper­ Washington — Apparently the The second, the FPS. is a brain Even Tnickfi Halted Un­ II BtCMlI lt r « « t British and American information ating with Japan. lumber shortage Is both real and child of the U. S. Fore.st Service. Mutobastar, Conn. By executive order, it would es­ (Continued from Page One) THOMAS FER0080N policy on the war at sea is that Mont of these fence sitters on paper. Real, in the actual til Sanding Crews Oananil lUna«ar shortage of specific woods, such aa tablish a $100,000,000 revolving Deductions from Pay have done their best to follow a respondent of The Daily Mall, re­ HEALTH AND DIET Assure Traction. Watkins plan four smart rooms FonndaJ Octobar 1, 1»*Z it permits only the good news to walnut for gun stocks. "On pa­ fund to finance the country’s 31,- Bound to reach the public. Thus, the other hard-boiled attitude, considering per," because in overall boardfeet 000 sawmills and put them on a ported that it was the view of Affect All; PnbUabod Brary BraninK Bxoapt ■some “ keen ob.servers" In Wash­ ADVICE ■Mdara and Holidaya EntarM at day. there were clear wires for a only their own practical welfare. consumption, the demand is ter- fulltime operating basis. At Increase in Prices By The Associated Press tba Poat Offloa at Manohaatar, Conn., present, because of lack of capital ington that General Marshall was They have been selfishly impartial miting its way into a huge stock­ Furnished by the fileCoy aa Saoond Claaa Mall Mattar. report that a huge AUied convoy pile sufficient for momentary or manpower or Inability to get to be named generali.ssimo of the Also Still Forecast. A greasy treacherous, film of observers, not to be swayed thia Health Service SUBSCRIPTION RATES bad reached North Africa, with needs but which may become de­ timber, these mills are now idle Allied armies in the European Ice spread over Connecticut roads and furnish them way or another by sentiment or theater. Ona Taar by Mall ...... !* ’2? reinforcements of men, guns and pleted' soon. all or much of the year. Address commonlcatlons to The By James Marlou- and Saturday night and tied up traf­ Par Month by Mall ...... J ideals, and when they move in The government hasn’t done "The FPS." says Pierce, "would Noble May Head I'-Bnat Drive Herald, Attention McCoy Slncla Copy ...... J •** vehicles, and for the statement of Farr, who gave the first tip to George ZIelke fic tighter than the pleasure-driv­ PallTerad Ona Yaar ...... O.CO our direction it is because they much about It. According to 81- equalize the handicaps under Health Service Washington, Jan. 25—(>P)—A a correspondent with the convoy year-old Rep. Walter M. Pierce, Britons of Prime Minister Church­ ing ban ever could. on a young budget! see the war moving that way too. which they compete for present friend of ours named Joe dropped MEMBER OF that the “voyage was uneventful," Oregon Democrat, who, after five business. Where necessary loans ill's visit to Washington in Decem­ For even trucks had to halt till THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ber, 1941, also speculated tjiat Vice Treating Hernia By Injection by to ask what's what with all Tba Aatoclatad Praaa la azclualva* which must mean no submarme consecutive two-year terms in the would be made to the small fel­ ! these deducti"ns from his pay- sanding crews gave them traction, ly antlUad to tba uia of rapubllca- House, was defeated for reelec­ Admiral Sir Percy Noble, head of attacks at all. If, on the other low to keep him Operating, would The present method of treating check. and what little traffic did con­ "How much will It coat me to furnish my four room house?" That’s one ot tlon of all nawa dlapatchaa craditad tion one of things that might provide him vrith stable markets, the British Admiralty delegation He’d been reading about how to It or not otharwtae craditad In hand, the convoy had suffered in Washington, might be appointed tinue crept along at 10 miles an the most-asked questions we answer. So, to give you some idea we took the things have helped earlier, would even and help in obtaining necessary hernia or rupture by Injection ia Congress is figuring on taking his we’ve been advertialng ail month, grouped them here^ and totaled the cost. The thia papar and alao tba local news Your Federal supreme commander of the an ti- hour or less, in a drizzle that pnbllabed heraln. . some of the losses other convoys help now, is establishment of the equipment and information. securing successful results in se­ income tax out of his check, too, four rooms described below costs only $588.95. You’ll agree, every piece ia amarUy U-boat campaign. froze on windshields ns well as All rl»hta of republlcatlon of to North Africa apparently have Forest Products Service, which "It would, aa representatives of lected cases, but can not be used some kind of pay-as-you-go styled, beautifully mede and finished.. .when you see these individual pieces on the apodal ditpatohaa harain ara also Income Tax nas been on the President’s desk Only last week. Noble emphasiz­ plan. roads. rasa ryad. suffered, news would probably the forest service told the Truman in all cases. No Serious Aocldeota four floors at Watkins Brotharal since early November and was ed the gravity of the U-boat And the new p-'.ce administrator have been almost completely re­ committee, do this purely as an problem at a Washingrton press The technique consists of the in­ Perhaps that crawling saved Full aervlc'a cllant o f N. E. A. recommended by the WPB and emergency war measure. had just p: dieted an increase of Sarvlca Inc.______, stricted. Information of vital Inter­ Department of Agriculture last conference and said it would "take jection of small quantities of a per cent in prices this year. 'many lives. For despite the worst 39.50 all our strength, resources and in­ solution w'hich produces scar tissue Publlabara Bapreaantativaa, Tba The avowed purpose of such a est to those who must file June. And what would all this do to his driving conditions of the winter, 12.50 Jnllna Matbawa Spaclal Arency— As a matter of fact, thq drive "In my opinion there are,” genuity" to beat the submarine. at any point desired, thereby fill­ way of living, please? no serious accidents were reported news policy is to keep the enemy a tax return not later A Queen Anne barrel chair t« Naw Tork, Cbicaso, DatroU and than March 15,1943, fur­ to remedy the lumber shortage, Pierce says, “ two main reasons Plans to give the Allies the ing in the weak area through which 8ituatlon At Present although there were many man­ B oston ______from knowing for certain what for this industry opposition: First, edge over the U-boat menace and the rupture occurs. Well, Joe. we said, here’s the gled fenders. lend height ae well aa character Your best friend on cold mornings both actual and prospective, is and comfort to your room. This MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF damage he does to us. But the nished by the Bureau of three-pronged: (1) "The usual one condition of government aid moves from either Washington or This Is not an altogether new* situation right now: So bad were the roads that CIRCULATIONS. __ ___ Internal Revenue. to the little fellow would be the London or both to help solve the treatment aa the treatment of State Police Commissioner Ed­ one comes in damask covers to — Inconsistency ot the policy ap­ priorities, price controls, etc. (2) The Federal Income tax, under requirement that proper cutting problems between the Flgtiting Inguinal hernia by introducing an present law, will take, roughly, 19 ward J. Hickey nt 10 o’clock harmonize with other upholster­ Tba Harald Prlntln* Company, pears when it pays no attention to No. 19 The FPS. (3) Government regu­ French fc"owers of Gen. Charles ies,. 939.66. WARM MORNING Inc., assumas no financial raopontl- lation of cutting practices. practices only be employed, and it Irritant into the inguinal canal w ^ per cent of your taxable 1942 in­ warned police of neighboring blllty for typo«rapblcal arrora ap- the fact that the enemy is just as Dl\idend Income appears the big Industrialists fear Dc Gaulle and Gen. Henri Honore started about 100 years ago by come total. Probably you haven’t states that no commercial traffic paarlnc In advertisements In tba Among the forme of Income re­ Giraud, high commissioner of much interested in our good news such a trial might convince our Velpeau. However, the method saved that much up, so it’s got to would be allowed to move on Con­ The exquisite lyre-bsae lamp Manchastar Evanins Harald. ceived by many taxpayers is that The third has gained little head­ French North Africa, were believ­ haa been improved and a more sat­ way. Pierce charges; "En­ le of the desirability of con­ come out of your 1943 Income. necticut roads until conditions table above is made of genuine "as in our bad news, and that the of dividends. Because of the wide ed to be prominent in any pattern isfactory solution developed which , Monday, January 25 trenched private industry, more ing all private cutting. The victory *sx takes 6 per cent were cleared up. mahogany with brass feet; oval, 4 7 . 9 5 safe arrival of a convoy is just as distribution of Investment securi­ a for victory under consideratloH by accounts for the present popular­ of all you earn over $12 a week. Intra-state, bus schedules slid Sofa 135.00 rimmed top, $12.50. concerned with profits than with' "Second, they do not want onthe United States, Britain, Rus­ much of a tip to the enemy as the ties, many persons have Income of hand in the country after the war ity of this type of treatment. The Social security takes 1 per cent out of sight ’ and depressed knots The Town Crier this character, even though often public welfare or victory,, prefers sia and China. results have been very good when story of a costly voyage would scarcity and high prices, at least a stock of lumber which might in­ of your entire pay, up to a total of would-be riders shivered on ■Whether your morning begins at 6 A. M. or 6 P. M. small in amount. Such Income terfere with their full exploitation Emphasize “ Broad Hint” the treatment was given by a deduction of $30 a year. (Next street-comers. Through bus traf­ In ths cultural hlatory of Amer­ be. until the bulk of their holdings doctor experienced in this special You'll find the Warm Morning Coal Heater your best must be reported for Federal in­ of the national market for forest British newspapers emphasized year, unless Congress changes it, fic halted altogether. ica, Alexander Woollcott may oe The inference must be that this come tax purposes to the extent have been cut over and allowed kind of work. friend. Keeps the house cozy and warm all "night." products." what they called Secretary of the deduction will be 2 per cent; One bus, which normally runs Chairs and ^ Sofa are that it represents taxable Income. to go tax delinquent.” Holds 100 lbs. of coal; burns.coal, coke or briquets. found to have been' the voice Information policy is aimed at the State Cordell Hull's "broad hint' Thia treatment has the support and some planners want to raise between Guilford and New Haven Takes less care than a furnace; burns fuels to a Income from dividends is enter­ which first rascued us from ths home public rather than at the that the United Nations were set­ of the patient by reason of the that to 5 p5er cent.) in less than an hour, took three CoiUspring filled! imwder. Uncle Sam uses Warm Mornings in his ed on line 2 of the return Form ting up new machinery which fact that he can keep on working Many Americans are devoting hours for the trip. samps. cynical decades which followed enemy. Like all such Pollyanna 10 per cent of their income to 1040. Dividends in general repre­ would lead to more intensive and while taking It, thus avoiding an Hospltau Kept Busy the firet World War. American policy, it cannot escape its final sent distributions of earnings and Tobacco Auctioneers better integrated action. operation with its Incidental hospi­ war bonds. A great many people are. paying Serious aa the ice was to motor Upholstered pieces were msde be^ thinking, American conversation­ showdown, which is appearing profits by a corporation or asso­ It was evident there was no op, talization. Most patients are vehicle traffic, it produced even ciation to its shareholders, and timlsm about the possibility of an thoroughly satisfied with the re­ 3 or 5 per cent of their pay-checks fore the ’’freezing’’ order of Nov. 1st al habit, American entertainment, now that both the British and in pension plans of government more Injuries to p^estrian traf­ which prohibits the further use of constitute taxable income. In cer­ early internal collapse in Germany sults obtained. fic. Hoapitala were busy treating Fireplace Crates 10.00 American literature, the Ameri­ American publics are being asked tain cases, however, such as the Chanting Swan Song and almost all discussions proceed' employment or private Industry. metal springs. The sofa le a big, The Injection method ia based minor sprains and bruises and Limited number ot ttvese all-metal can set of values had all become to take the consequences and liquidation of a .bank or other cor­ ed from the premise that • distinct upon the fact that when certain Many Paying for insurmnes loungy Chesterfield model covered in Many others are paying for in- some had fractures and possible durable friezes. nxtee for burning coal ar wood in your crystallized, in those brittle years, 'make the future sacrifices made poration, dividends may represent and smashing military defeat miut BUbatancea are injected they will concussions. a distribution of the shareholders’ PuBiinltv enced chanter can yell himself be Inflicted on the Axis. simance of various kinds through flreplaaa. Order eartp. into a mask of hard-boiled, self- necessary by sinkings no one will Become War hoarse In twenty minutes." bring about the formation of scar The State Highway department original investment, and to that Speculation as to the basis on tissue by the body throwing up a pay roll deductions. intoxicated sophistication. Noth­ admit. Bid Is Last *How*s the pay?'* But, said Jod, “ How about m e?” ordered out 250 trucks and com­ extent would not constitute in­ As First which Allied strategy was being defense against them In the form munities added their sanding fa­ ing was as good as it seemed; the come, but a return of original cap­ w% * ^ good. There are three planned included these views on He haa a wife and two children. One Under Price Ceil* methods of being paid. By the sea- of a strong, firm, fibrous tissue. A cilities to gat traffic moving again This Regency coffee table «1I1 ) auctioneer 2. Attack Gibraltar through words, the body is caused to re­ Spain in an attempt to close the the end of the year). sorts and restaurants. Caught be­ axposlng it as something low and tance to the fact that the Nazis sent wholly or partially a return —You can detect the notes of a n^ade $7,000 in one season. A sea- inforce the weak area from the In­ tween uncertain bus rides and Qovcmmsnt-approved ternasi of Investment. Persons receiving western end of the Mediterranean. side. $1.30 to be put aside for his 1942 bopeloas; Wit was sour and biting, have developed a heavy bomber swan song in the fascinating chant son usually lasts two months.” 3. Make the long-awaited and Federal income tax (he’ll owe ap­ hazardous walking home, thou­ small Initial payment; bal­ dividends of this character are This ia primarily an office treat­ sands of shoppers and workers de­ sever gentle and cheery; it was with more than twice the flying of the tobacco auctioneer these perilous attempt to invade Eng­ proximately $68 under the existing ance weekly or monthly; plus usuaffy advised by the corporation ment. the patient reporting for cided on dinner and a movie small earrying charge. range of our own Flying Fortress­ days. land. one treatment every seven to ten law). the tutfaa to believe that noth­ as to the amount which it consid­ Official sources refused any $1.50 under a company pension downtown to wait it out. ing could possibly be as good as es, capable, according to aviation ers’ to be nontaxable as a return of It appears that this figure in days, for a period of from six to comment on the various reports eight weeks, during which time a plan. 39.50 capital. It Is appropriate for the tobaccoland is another was casual­ $1 for life insurance under a It might seem; the mark of the experts, of flying the Atlantic and in circulation, but their persist­ rupture support Is worn constantly. taxpayer to enter in his return the ty. You can take it from two of ence was indicated by the fact group policy. You probably never dreamed you could own a superior intellect was not what returning to its own base at ex­ amounts received in accordance their number, Cecil Johnston of Although this treatment as it Is American Envoy sophisticated kidney shaped flat top deek like that even Nazi-controlled radio now used is a comparatively recent $.50 social security deduction. you believed, but what you disbe­ ceptionally high speed. If this with the advice by the corpora­ Nicholasville, Ky.. and John Mc­ statidns were broadcasting stories $.50 (approximately) for a th is.. .at the price of moat ordinary desks! It lieved. An era of scoffers and plane exists. Hitler has the capa­ tion. but it should be borne in Neill of Point Pleasant, W. Va. development, it has been found sat­ To ("uiiacla Dies! will add loads of character to your living room. of "important political conversa­ isfactory in many selected esses group hospitalization plan. mind that the determination of the The trouble is adequacy of the tions under way in Washington. Can be used in any position aa the back is as soomers, who were ashamed of city to bomb us here in America, and within a few more years will These add up $11.40 (that's taxable amount !may be subject to supply to meet increaused demands about 23 per cent of his income). graceful as the front. the fact that there had ever been and the complacency under which revision as a result of official aud­ for the leaf. An old story, which possibly be more widely adopted. It is welcomed by the patient who They leave him $38.60 a week. Ottawa, Jan. 25. iVP)—Canada’s such a thing aa the human heart. we have been living since the ner­ it of the corporation’s return. has brought its war corollary — We’ll see in a minute how that price ceiling. Warns Subs is naturally interested In a treat­ capital lost one of the best-known The beUa which first rang out vousness of the first few weeks of Dividends on share accounts in compares with Department of members of its diplomatic colony | Federal savings and loan associa­ ment which promises recovery and the approaching end of this em­ war is perhaps a mistake. Bid Celling .on First Offer Q—Which will carry farther, an Labor figures on living costs. when Jap Plerrepont Moffa, Unit­ tions on shares Issued prior to ordinary revolver bullet or an nt the same time allows regular bittered era were those which As a matter of fact, we know "We've been on the flooi only a Will Become work to be continued. 20 per cent Mentioned ed States minister to Canada since March'28, 1942, are exempt from couple of weeks this season," John­ arrow ? Now—Suppose Congress enacts first announced the “Town Crier” the existence of such a plane to oe This particular method can not 1940, died unexpectedly of phlebl- I normal tax, but must be Included ston and McNeill related. "But it .A—Record distance with bow Bigger Peril a pay roll deduction system for in­ tls yesterday in the AmericanJ ‘ aa the air in 1929. possible. American engineering in surtax 'net income for surtax was evident immediately that and arrow was established by Cur- be used in all cases and the de­ come taxes. The figure of 20 per cision aa to whether It is to be legation. The Toloa which followed those genius is, every day, declaring purposes. Dividends on share ac­ there's no bidding. The bu,.ers are Us L. Hill of Da.>ton, O.. in 1938— (Continued from Page One) cent has been mentioned frequent­ Moffat, who was 46. underwent I 7.95 counts with respect to shares is­ anxious to obtain all the leaf they 1554 feet, a trifle farther than an used or not must ^therefore be left ly. This undoubtedly would re­ Solid Maple bells was dedicated to a rediscov­ such planes possible and inevita­ to the judgment of the examining an operation three weeks ago but sued on or after March 28, 1942, can, and they all will bid ihe cell­ ordinary revolver shot and three is that the net gain ia something place the victory tax. And, In Use this lyre-back Dun­ ery o f values. With a rare aiid ble in the future. The frontiers physician. In especially severe it was believed Saturday that he | are subject to both normal tax and ing on their first offer. All that times farther than Babe Ruth’s more than 10 a month. many casea, would mean an end to was fully recovered. He had an­ can Phyfe chair at the 49.85 longest home run. HUl laid on his cases where the injections are not desk. You’ll note we sug­ Kitchen Croup ^eclae mastery of all the stops and barriers of the air are being surtax. leaves the auctioneer to do is to Larger Than Corvettes the voluntary 10 per cent for war nounced that he intended to re­ back, braced bow with feet and feasible, the examining physician bonds. Here’s why: gest twd* others in addi­ The man-of-the-house wdUch control the music of that cracked every day. For taxpayers on a cash basis, decide which one gets it.” may recommend an operation and sume work at the legation today. that is, reporting income u re­ And so the now-famous auction­ pulled string with both hands. "Some of tnese modern subma­ In the case of our friend, a 20 tion. . .so they can be used "rates" thia big, deep I PiSCM forgotten organ, the heart, WooU- In reality, the existence of such rines are larger than our corvettes. patients receiving this advice will Early yesterday Moffat became | lounge chair! It's one ceived, and expenses as paid, divi­ eer has been reduced to Johnny- per cent income tax, deduction with the drop-leaf table eott dared give America things a plane may be of more impor­ Q— Who la credited with mak­ They mount guns capable of en­ be glad to know that excellent ill again and his physician. Dr. H. of a group which are dend Income la reported as re­ One-Note, He Just about gets would take $10 a weekoff his pay- T. C. Whitley, was hastily sum- | for Important dinners in ing the first parachute jump, and gaging US in action. techniques have been worked out the living-dining room! regularly priced at to bo for Instead of just things tance to the peace than it is to ceived. Dividend income is consid­ swinging in the groove when the check. This would be $2.10 more moned. He died at about 9:30 a. when ? "There is reason to believe, too, for the surgical repair of ruptured than the total he presently is pay­ $59.00. Choice of dur­ 2 9 .7 5 to be against. He wore his own the actual fighting of this present ered aa received when the dividend ceiling halts the bidding, and it's areas. m„ surrounded by members of his j time to move on to another pile. A —Emperor Shun of China, who that the U-boat packs are being ing for war bonds, victory tax able tapestry covers to heart on his sleeve; he reveled in war itself. It means that, in the check is received, irrespective of kept at sea for longer periods. Oil, A rupture first manifests itself family. harmonize with other when the taxpayer may cash the All of which Indused McNeill ruled about 2300 B. C. and Income tax. His total deduc­ aentiment which was Joyous and future, any nation which had the torpedoes and other supplies are by the appearance of a lump or Funeral services will be held 1 upholsteries. check. and Johnston to look back on what tions then would be Increased to Not three...but five pieces for your kitchen or breakfast Q—Does coffee have any nutri­ often being: carried and delivered swelling which may, or may not, here Tuesday. 'The body, will be j unashamed. He found wonderful planes could open war on us not they fondly term “the horse and $13.50 (or 27 per cent ot his in­ cremated in Montreal and the 12.50 nook! You'll probably use it three times a day, so we suggest tional value ? by submarine freighters, the so- cause pain. . At the first sign of come). That would leave him significances in the routine things. by a Pearl Harbor, but by a New buggy days." That was when the such a swelling I advise that the ashes sent to the United States | rugged, solid Northern maple. The chairs have boxed-seat auctioneer was top man for the A —No. called *milk cows’ with which the $36.50 a week. Sheraton end table with W ith unerring taste, he reported York Harbor attack. State Druggists Germans try to frighten us. patient be examined and that if for burial. 25.00 a shelf for your favorite construction and can “take It.” Backs and back legs are a sale of one of the biggest cash If he kept up his war bond pur­ single, continuous piece. Ths splayed-leg table extends from "They don’t frighten us but we so advised, he begin to wear a Ordinarily, this Duhcan Phyfe drop- books! Genuine mahog­ unusual things which had, in his It means that, in the words of farm crops In the country, and be­ Q—What author of a recent chases, too. he’d have just $31.50 30x44 inches to 30xM Inches. best-seller prepared for and start­ make careful note of the develop­ truss. It is very often 'an advan­ leaf table reproduction is your major any; 13x2514 inch shaped reverent topes, all the atmosphere one engineer, "America will live To Meet Friday fore a second government threat tage to examine the patient while a week left. to their position—allocation of ed her career as a concert muai- ment and will act accordingly." So Joe wanted a look at the Enemy Getting UviHg room table. . . used to hold a top. o f so many modem miracles. He in constant danger of having its More Escort Vessels Needed standing aa the rupture may not be large lamp, a row of books, magazines tobacco on a quota basis — was clan? located when the patient is lying available figures on necessary cost glorified faith, and happiness, and existing production facilities de­ Hartford, Jan. 26— (A»)—Irving promulgated early in December. A —Eve Curie. She attained The admiral added that “ in my of living. and ash trays. On Important dining 7.95 L. Kauffman, Hartford, has been opinion the secret of killing the down. A properly fitted truss Military Data | occasions, you raise the jeavea and use those inspirations which lift peo- stroyed before it is aware it is at "We were the boss out on the recognition as a musician and Allows for Variations Use this Second side named general chairman of the U-boat is more esport vessels usually brin ^ relief, and should be it as a dining table. 36x44 inch top ple out of the routine to noble tacked.” In such a war of the fU' floor then," reminisced Johnston fame as the author of "Madame worn for the protection of the pa­ The latest revision of the bureau chair as an occasional committee on arrangements for proudly. “When we knocked a pile, Curie." a book about her mother, closely cooperating with more air­ of labor atatistici’ “ malntenanv.a with leaves raised: mahogany ve­ acts and motlvea ture, war would not have to con. the Joint War Conference of the craft." tient. The doctor making the ex­ neered. piece. it stayed knocked. After we yelled the famous French woman physi­ amination is the right person to levSI" was for Sept. IS, 1942. Thia Canberra, Australir; Jan. 25:- Perhaps, as some o f his critics quer intermediate countries be­ Connecticut Pharmaceutical Asso­ it ’Sold,' there was nothing any­ cist. He announced the commission­ standard was figured for 33 cities, fj»i—Attorney General Herbert V. I ing of the second of eight “tribal" decide what other meaoures may Insisted, his sentimentality was fore it could come at us. England ciation and Hartford County one could do about it." be necessary. allowing for re^onal variations in Evatt said today that information | P- Druggists’ Aseoclation which class destroyers being acquired by sometimes lush and overdone. But could not hold the war back for us “What about this chant busi- Those readers who are Intereat- costa. on military subjects still is reach­ meets Friday in Hotel Bond. It the Royal Canadian Navy,, the The top annual tigurs' in this ing the enemy from Australia. the fact remains that no modern >'until we got our production roil­ nes.s which made you famous?" I Atteiuliiig Parley newcomer being the AthabaMsn ed iiv the rupture problem are wel­ was announced today by- Prescott asked. come to oend for Dr. Frank Mc- group for a family of four was The attorney general, who is al- I voice has ever achieved such ing. Williams.a New Haven, president from British shipbuilders. ao Australia’s minister for exter­ Youth's or Caught Public’s Fancy He also announced that the Ca­ Csy’s'two page article on Rupture. $1,731.88 (about $33.30 a week) fervent loyalty from Americans In Ufkt kind of world, isolation of the state association. On Co-operation Send your request to McCoy HealUi for Waohington, D. C.; the loweat nal affairs, said this leakage pos- | The conference, which also "Oh, that caught the public’s nadian corvette Ville de Quebec sibly was due to the public’s fail­ in all walks of life. He was, al would mean only our willingness sank an enemy submarine in the Service In care of this newspaper was for Mobile, Ala., $1,433.72 y Guest Bedroom marks the 67th annual session of fancy becauae it sounds good to ($27.50 a week).' ure' to realize how easily scraps I most immediately, that rsu-ity ot to expose ourselves to constant Mediterranean, drawing first blood and enclose a large, aelf-addresaed the state association, will discuss the ear,” they chimed in. "But enveloiM and 10 cents In stamps. The halfway mark between the of apparently insignificant gossip | rarities—an entertainer of whom attack. With the world that the position of the drug industry chanting is only a small part of Hartford, Jan. 25— )—Army Minister Francis Forde Donald Nelson, OPM chief; Assist sion that the hourly rate shall not toms seem to first appear only mapl^ nibbed to satin smoothness. furniture see, the buyer doesn’t have to yell after the. patient haa ulowed him­ help, no automobile. Thia family authorities had decreed evacua­ Nothing makes a more dignified, resfful bedroom than Eighteenth on the' seriousness of the subma­ herlng to a policy of timorous warned the Allies today against out hia bid, only indicate he wrants ant Secretary of War Patterson be reduced below 65 cents regard­ tion of the old port of Marseille on | Century furniture. The group we've selected reflects Sheraton influ­ less of the amount of the bonus, self or herself to become unduly would rent a four or five room rine war, but be is apparently not non-involvement. complacency over the successful to advance.^ John G. Wtnant, ambassador to apartment or house, with gas, "military and security grounds.” cost? ence in its plerced-foot bed: cabinet pieces with swell fronts and (luted Ehigland, and other notables. At' The settlement on which to­ tired. Any condition which in­ able to persuade other govern­ Iraq, which once expected to be completion of the Papuan cam­ Oonfuses Outsider duces continual fatigue aueh aa electricity and a small radio;,use The broadcast was heard here comer posts; the mirror with iU ifrsceful heavy moulded broken pedi- paign and declared that Japan un­ torney General Pallotti'Is attend' day’s voting ia being held repre­ by The Associated Press. ment-and-rl’ime top. Mahogany and gum wood. Full size bed. diess. mental authorities to the release in the path of Hitler’s eastward "And that’s w'hat confuses an sents a compromise between working too long hours, driving Ice for refrigeration; read a daily ONLY doubtedly would strike a counter- ing as vice president" o f the NS' newspaper, go to the movies once The old port has a civilian popu-1 er with mirror, and chest of drawers. of the facta which would prove his outsider. Each buyer has his own tional Association of Attorneys demand for 55 cents an hour basic one's self at too swift a pace, or drive. Joins the United Nations. ^)low at the first suitable oppor­ staying up too late at night for the a ,week. totion of 40,(XI0. Use • black point tunity. system of bidding. One might General. pay* plus bonus, and a government Chile, in this hemisphere, severs wink, another twitch bis mouth. purpose of attending aocial affairs, The food Is figured for "an ade- The radio' said bars and cafes { The Papuan success, he said, recommendation of 55 'cents an quuate diet at minimum cost." The were closed. High British officials openly es­ relations with the Axis, and Or just nod. And if one looks hour, bonus Included, but without msy often serve to bring about the must be regarded only fes achiev­ onset nervous Irritability. That family would pay for Its own medi­ Later a DNB^Kapatch broadcast decorated chair .95 In cooperstton with Governor Baldwin’s re­ timate the rats at which Hitler doesn't seem too perturbed when straight at you, then you have a ths protection of the bgsic scale of ing a breathing space which would fatigue factor is more likely to be cal care. No savings- other than by the Berlin radio said that all* 588 quest. we’ll be closed every Monday during ths bid. With about eight men's faces Pagses the State as a result of any lowering of the is building submartnas, and the German propaganda threatens help Australia perfect her fighting important when the patient is of life insurance are figured in. the old part of Marseille “will be fuel emergency; open Tuesday and Thursday to watch, you can understand why bonus. Tbs latter was rejected I with maple or SKtsnt to which they will infest that that will be too bad for C3iile organization in readinass for fur­ the type having a tendency to high- Everyone’s situation ia different, completely demoliehed except for avsnings aa usual; open all day Wednesdays. the chanter has to be alert. Bar Examination last week. of course, we told Joe. But in most the seas, but they do net tell what Ths Swedish Prime Minister ther offensives with increased as­ powerM sympathetic nervous sjrs- special placea of archeological or | sistance from the Allies. "Since he'a a type of profes- cases the war ia going to mean a mahogany! these submarines have been ae- alonal singer, what does an auc­ tem which reacts In an exag­ historical Importsuice." Twenty-five major pieces in all, counting the separate makes a "tough" -speech about No student of the global war, gerated manner to atimull. The lower standard of living. And a oompllahing. what Sweden will do to any in­ tioneer do about caring for his Faces AnotMr Cbsrgs lot of war workers getting much We suggest this yoks-bsck dresser mirrors! Four rooms o f Watkins Quality Fur­ Forde added, can affoM to look Edgar S. McLellan, Jr., of 118 patient whooe nervea are sc Irrita­ niture. Styles approved by our decorators. Work­ In both eountrlaa, awareness of voice ?” more than they ever eariied be­ Death Takes Jodge Bknto Windsor 'for the maple bed­ vader, meaning Germany. Turkey, upon the conflict in the Southwest "The whole thing is a matter of Main street, haa successfully pass­ New Haven,, Jan. 25--{JP)— Con' ble that they pop off like firecrack­ manship and flniahM approved by our critical, hard-to- 7.95 the problem is important for al­ Pacific as a mere sideshow to the ed the State bar examination. The ers, win genarailly benefit from a fore are going to find themsetvea room becauae, when the occa­ on the most precarious fence sec­ good- physical condition. That necticut F. B. 1. CMef Richard H. pinned down by .the fact that the Kxeter, N. H., Jan. 25.—(81— sion arises. It can be used in pleaae buyers! Here’s furniture you’ll always be proud, ■ ^ Here’s ths UUrd of these major battle. teeta were taken on December SO Simons announced last night that regimen, of physical house-clean­ j | though the shortage of shipping tion ot all, feels a little more con­ means keeping a watch on smok­ amount of goods and se^vlc<'^ tfi. y ’ ’ -«* Henry A. Shute, 86. author the living room with the ma­ to ow n .. .furniture that will adapt Itself to any house, lyre-back side chairs, here ing, drinking and late hours. A and 31. Louis Del Vecchio of Derby, for ing, including the fast, enemas, to perhaps not being allowed to fident about edging her neutrali­ can buy keeps getting smalm. "■ ho Real Diary of a Real hogany pieces as an addition­ no matter 'where you live or the else of 'ithe rooms! used as a bedroom chair; Finally Becomes Traveller cold is disastrous. And auction­ Mr. McLellan is a graduate of whom police have been searching sponge baths, deep breathing, out- You’ll always want to "build" around these initial major with essential military dodr exercise and a well-balancod •V, " died In Exeter hospital to- al dintag chair! Fits in with eubstltutee in the living WATKI NS ty in our direction. Even Switzer­ eers working al' day in an im- the University of California Law since he walked out of the U. S. pieces. Jameson, Mo.— (/P)—The new school. He has beeo a resident of diet. Theoe measurea often bring Long Time Between I after two days’ illness. A either wood! Copied from room at meal times! • ROTMlRt. IMC' It to demanding elvUian land, hemmed in by the Nazi heatod warenouae ars particular­ marahsTs office on Jan. 9, was ar­ Paul Revere's bouae. war regulations have practically Mancheeter the past year and a rested In a Seymour tavern Sat­ Improvement with the nerves be­ graduate o f H a rv i^ in 1879, he to both oountriaa. That world, dares express opinions and ly ouaceptibto to them.” Seattle—George Sheets and was admitted to the bar In 1882 made a nomad* out of Farmer Must Lean Veloe OapaeKy half and has been employed In a urday nIghL When he fled, Simons coming steadier as the physical would undoubtedly be ac­ estimates of the war which (Harenoe Ctoudy. For 54 years he clerical poaitfoh with the United said, Del Vecchio was waiting bond condition becomes better. Ocorjfe Kosmaa tied in a flve- fid appointed judge of Exeter 10.00 of AAANCHESTER Johnston said another important Municipal court a yeai; later. H ejl ta a better ^ irit if the wouldn,’t make pleasant reading lived within 15 miles of Gallatin point is "learning to pace your- Aircraft In Ea.st Hartford. He will on a mail theft chargi* Now he is •yame bov/ling match'at Anclior- Modern railway track lasts ap­ age. Alaska, 28 years u;;o. They remained on the bench for 4 3 :1 i^Mpto had something more than across the German border. Gener­ —but never once visited it. He ■elf on the floor. You have to be sworn in at the Superior Courj also charged, according to Sinions. finally made the trip. He needed a | learn your of Hartford County in the County with failure to notify his draft proximately twenty years before are to meet in a roll-off In Seattle years, retiring in 1938i, that Ik to aetyae- voice , capacity and al Franco, soul mate to Hitler and aturmr ration book. Iwork accordingly. An inexperi- Building, February 2. at 10 a. m. board ot change o< Mldresa. It niuat be raplac«

Russians Threaten About Town Yankees Raid I iilrch Aides Complete Navy Pre-Flight School ^raining yiCTORY Nazi-Held Rostov Nasd-Held Town DaUy Radio Programs Shaughnessy Wot to Change Policy of Piti The Hustlers group will hold an Baetoni War Time Are Installed all-day meeting tomorrow from 9 (Continued from Pnge Une) (Continued from Page One) o’clock on at the South Methodist BUY r ------church. slaught against Axis airdromes icen of the Emanuel before anally being occupied by and shipping facilities. UNITED the Red Army. The regular last of the month Radio Is Doing Its Part New York Giants (Again there was no mention of The spokesman said between 'id Promises Nothing '^^Lstheran Church Are STATES niseting of the Dilworth-Comell and 30 Axis aircraft were believ­ the aghting around Leningrad ex­ Pest 102. / -nerican Legion, will be cept that the Russian offensive ed destroyed on the ground when ,..^ l o d ; List of Names. held this evening at 8 o’clock at two waves of U. S. medium bomb­ In This War Every Hour By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. members of hia Chicago gym have was continuing. the Post home on I.,eonard street. Have Fair Chance 5VAR ers struck yesterday at an air­ New York, Jan. 25—(A')—Eddie joined ths armed forces VflastallsUon of officers of Eman- (Tlie Red A.niy of tlic Caucasus | Commander Wilfred Clarke said drome immediately west of Men- Capt. Ernie Nevere, who used to If He Takes Over t e . Lutheran church and members BONDS struck out during the night from I I thi.s morning that many important deninc, into which it was thought New York, Jan. 25—{JPt—Mod-' be sturdier than for peace needs,' Gordon, the old Olympic broad tho I'ccaiptured town ot I’eschano- | play with the Chicego Cardinals, lU tiM Board Ot Administration, AND Imiittors sre coming up thia evc- that Marshal Romme, may be •rn war haa an added backbone- but engineers say what to being Jumper, finds a strong similarity hardly had time to say hello to laak pUu:e yesterday at the morn- kopskoye on the Staluigrad-Tiw-: I ntng and asks that ail members withdrawing the remainder of his learned ean’t but help ixmaider- Of Finishing Third radio. Back of that backbone to between General Douglas Mac- pals around the loop after dropping arorshlp service, following STAMPS lioretsk railway and occupied sev­ 'report on time. ground and Mr Forces. Mendenine abiy in Improving civilian appara­ eral dozen more populated places, | Arthur and Knute Rockne . . hia duffle bag at Navy pier befoVe Coaching Position h the board members met for lies 60 miles west of the Tripoli- the country’e entire radio Indua- tus later on. For instance, out ‘He gets closer to bis men than the Marines ordered him back to said the midday communique as With the temperature standing taiiian frontier. try, once epneerned with turning of the first World war, when ra­ itlon. recorded in London. Cossack# Join- j W | ir Cuts Deeply Into most leaders—like Rockne,” oaya Quantico . . . ms installed were Eric S. at-.’i.'V'at2 p.‘ ip,.-and a warm south B-25 Mitchell bombers with a out mllliona of home receiver* dio was comparatively young, Gordon, who was on the 1928 ed in this tigliting and fought their ' - ’'d blowing, what is left of the Will Adhere to Policy ^taderaon, Charles H. Bunsel. Ei­ P-38 Lightning escort struck first and much related apparatus. came the superheterodyne, baaia Club Roster; Stars Olympic team when MacArthur Today’s Guest Star OnSTNKTOF war foAvard between 18 and 2\ ice was rapidly dlsappcarirg this with what a spokesman called Just Uke the factories, which of the modern receiver. ther Swanson. Ernest Kjellson was miles, killing 800 Germans, it was ran the show , . . And the Oen- John Mooney, Salt Lake Tele­ Of School Authoriticiii-|>] unable to be present and will bo ri'ternoon. Singularly, of those “good rcsiilU.’’ In addition to bad shifted fuUy from peacetime May Not Return to gram: “Berlin radio reports gi­ said. eral apparently doesn’t have any FOR VICTORY Uistalled at a later date. stores which are open, some of wrecking grounded planes, bombs producU by mld-1942, the labora­ Listening tonight: NBC—8 more use for a “good loser” than gantic Primo Camera is planning If He Lands Job of^ (Prisoners were taken and large , them had their doors open this j Fold This Season. wHIi , Trustees installed included Her- quantities of war materiel were hit a building and left the fleld tories have gone to war. Re-, Ralph Bellamy in "Flying Tigers”; Rock did . . . Branch Rickey a career in, Germany aa heavy­ W t Bengston. Carl H. Peterson, afternoon. covered with smoke. atrlctloas keep what the yare do­ i 8'30 Margaret Speaks; 9 Voor- claims Larry MacPhall may have weight wrestler, which probably • M T U STATES WAR Coaching Grid Team*'^ Obituary captured, it wa* reported, as well A few minutes later B-26 Arthur L. ToU. The pastor of the as large herds of cattle and sheep ing generally secret, but they are heee concert, Lawrence nbbett; By Dillon Graham called the Brooklyn fans more makes Adolf only the No. 2 phony ahurch. Rev. T. A. Gustafson is The Republican To\vn*committee Marauders, with P-S8s escorting, Just as busy aa ever. I 9:30 I. Q. Quia; 10:30 Under Sec. New York, Jan. 25—The New name# than he does, but Lari^ In ^ineland.” By .\rden Skidmore * confiscated by the Germans from n-ill hold a special meeting in the roared over the same target. They BONDS-STAMPS dUSMBatioany chairman of the the Russian population.) William F. I>avldM>n .Andrew R. Hutchinson •Inhn il. Norton However, it’s no secret that of War Patterson on “War Pro- York Glanta, who surprised base- j never threw hia teeth at 'em . . . Pittsburgh, Jan. 25.—(ff)—ir iMard of administration. Herman Municipal building at 8 o’clock to­ scored hits all Over the area and blits warfare relies on the apeed : duction”; 10:45 Dr. Charles ball fans by barging Into third That’s what Brench did tha other , Monday Matinee The entire eastern and central Cadet William Foy Davidson, of 16 Laurel street. Cadet Andrew K. Hutchinson, of CTark road. Bol­ morrow night. The committee Clark D. Shaughnessy, expected', ▼. Johaaon was re-elected vice D eath s regions of the Caucasus have now started several flres. A Messer- of radio for its basic communica­ Thomson on "War Effort In South place in 1942, will be pretty w ell! night. He was spsechmaking at a Promoters of the New Mexico to be named shortly aa the new., jttalrman and Elmer Swanson was ton. and Cadet John j . Norton, of 1.58 Pearl street, have completed the initial step in their training will take action on the recommen­ schmitt 109, one of a group which tion, with the equipment Juat as America.” content if they can hang on to , Boy Scout banquet when a loose City race track have sent a repre­ been cleared of the Germans and as Naval Aviation cadets at the Navy Pre-Flight School at (Jhapel HiU, North Carolina and have been dation of the committee for the football coach at the Unlveiitity' rwaiected secretary. the remaimng Nazi troops there sought to intercept, was shot mobile. Take the anny. for in­ CBS—7:30 (West 10:30) Blon- that high spot this season. | tooth slipped ita moorings and sentative to New Orleans to aee If of Pittsburgh, declares he is The board of deacons at its or- transferred to Naval Reserve Aviation bases for primary’ flight instruction. Davidson and Hutchinson jiidge.ship of the Town Court of down. stance. the infantry haa its one- dle; 8 Vox Poppera; 8:30 Gay Military service calla took Wil­ ■ailed right afross the table . . . they can't get Ben Jonea to anter Junior Loop 31d Resident are concentrated in the northwest, have been assigned to the base at Squantum. Mass., and Norton has been assigned to the base at Mem­ Manchester. Axis transports along roads in perfect agreement with Pitt’s de-> Ifftolaation meeting elected Eric S. Russian advices said. man outfit, the "Walkie-Talkie." Nil eties; 9 Joan Blondell In 'This lard Marahall,' the rookie whose That’s what he geta for using Whirlaway in the 100,000 Pesos emphasized policy and “wiU not;, .Sadnrcn as vice chairman (the phis, Tenn. the region of Pont-Du-Fahs and It is just that, a combined trans­ Gun for Hire”; 10 Mary Astor in timely hits helped Mel Ott’s gang those $10 words. Handicap May 30 . . . . With Would Be Ulllloult to V .1 Walter Hublard who left Satur­ guarantee to win any game—qri, ‘•tator to chairman of this board After three months of primary fllfht Instruction and three months of advanced training they Kairouan were attacked by British mitter and receiver carried on the "Across the Pacific.” stay In the running during the anow drifted halfway up the fence Starts Play percentage of games If he takes-, jm a) Albert J . Robinson was elect­ Passes Away The terrain between the lower will win their wings in the Navy’s air service. . day for service in the Army, was and American air formations. back and designed from fleld BLU—7:30 Lone Ranger; 8:30 first half of the season; Babe Handy Andy of tha Milwaukee ball park, the the job. tendered another farewell party ed Noerdlng secretary and Charles Don river and the Salsk-Tikho- A Twelfth Air Force spokesman pact seta of peace days. True or False; 9 (Counter Spy; Young, the firat-boseman-turned- When the East Helena, Mont., Brewera recently, hung out a sign While the lean, gray-haired.; H. Bunael as secretary of benevo- retsk railway on which the Rus­ Friday evening at Walter’s res­ said that United States planeli de­ Then there are larger porUble 9:30 Johnny Long Band; 10:30 outfielder whose heavy cannonad­ Ray OrMtmba semi-pro baseball team needed a reading: “Next Game May 5” . . On Thursday Shaughnessy weighed the Pitt of­ 3Iiss Anna M. Alvord of sians are now firmly entrenched Couple Celebrate taurant. Guests were present from stroyed 28 enemy planes in the air outfits. Installed In everything Basin Street. ing in the late months kept them pitcher, inflelder and outfielder last The reason you haven’t heard fer, football fans in Pittsburgh, **"***Truateies Plcli Officers offers few elements of natural re­ Boy Farmer Heads for Title Hartford, Rockville and this town, and damaged 17 others in the week that moves, from company cars MBS—7:30 Mystery Hall Con­ in third position, and three pitch­ summer. It reached out to the more about the fitness program were downcast over the baffling, Bolton Dies in Hospital sistance and would be difficult to also Bolton and Bloomfleld. A through Jan. 22. against an planned at the December A.A.U. New .Players Will Help 1 The board of trustees met and 45tli Anniversary to jeeps. Likewise, the Coast cert; 8:30 Bull Dog Drummond; ers, Hal Schumacher, Bob Carpen­ nearby town of TownMnd and situation of being without a W elnctfd it* slate of officers, —Was Long 111. hold against the powerful blows Of America's **Potato King chicken and spaghetti dinner was American los.s of 13 planes. This Guard, the Navy and all the avia­ 9.15 A. L. Alexander’s Mediation ter and Dave Koslo. Cravat Loop brought in Bust BHabin, who filled convention is that the paper work Weaker Clubs; Fast coach for any of their three major ::Hamely: President, William Orr; the Russians have been striking enjoyed by all. Speeches were included the record of the French tion branches carry radio and re­ Boaid; 11:15 H. Van Moot, Neth- Furthermore third baseman all three spots—one at a time, of takes a lot of time and the stand­ schools. ^stos pendent, Ivar Scott; record- in their current offensive, observ­ made. Chesterfield Pirie acting ss LaFayette escadrille, which is course . . . Brlsbin went back to ards of performance haven’t been Death claimed one of Bolton's lated devices for other than com­ erlen'to minister, on "The Con­ Bill Werber quit baseball and the Action Is Promised Dr. Eddie Baker, coach at (Jar-~ ■ aecretary, (3arl H. Peterson: ers here said. Harry Horowitz: No small-few months, he made $1,000 extiw. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bechtler toastmaster. Music was furnished operating under American com­ munication. Among them are quered Nations.” Teams Finish high school In the fall, starred in compiled for all sports . . . Al­ oldest residents with the passing club Is none too sure that hard­ negie Tech, disclosed he would, JhwadM secretary, Hugo 8. Pear- Dispatches from the front indi­ potatoes” at a farmer. , He's A Good Businessman, Too of Hartford, former Manche.ster by Tony Obright's orchestra. Vio­ mand. detection instruments and navi­ What ..to expect Tuesday; NBC hitting first sacker Johnny Mize ■ix-man football and when the though he’s bad more than 150 By New Setup. report February 10 as a Navy ■ asa; treasurer, Carl R. Matson; early this morning of Miss Anna cated the (Jermans fully realized By N*EA Servlre Typical of Harry’s enterprise Is lin solos were played by Burt Leh­ The week's toll brought the total gation aids. —1 p. m. Air Breaka; 3:30 Quid' school lost ita taaeketbell coach to fights, Joey peralta claims the residents, celebrated their 45th of Axis warplanes destroyed by and outfielder Johnny Rucker, up lieutenant, while Aldo T. (Buff)-. 'taOding committee: William Orr, M. Alvord at the Manchester Me­ the difficulty of their poMtions and Hightstown. N. J.— Harry Horo­ the way he relieved his neighbors man and Frank Val. cornet. Moat avery vesael, naval and ing Light; 6:30 Prime Minister from Jersey City, will be around First Round the Army, Buzz took over that Job, only time he ever was knocked Next Thursday the Rec Junior Donelll pilot of the faet-etepping- !. totairman, Carl Etom, (3arl T. were abandoning their last posi­ witz. 18-yea.r-old son of Russian of their fears about getting their wedding anniversary Saturday, United States fliers in the North otherwise. In Uncle Sam’s service John Curtin from Australia. CBS too, besides playing center . . . down was whan ha was kicked by morial hospital. all season. basketball league will start its m c - Duqueene Diikee, said he had ap-- I Jetaaon. Ivar Scott and Arthur tions in the Caucasus. immigrant parents, is a boy far­ grain threshed this summer. He with a family dinner party served District Deputy Mrs. Emma African campaign to 222. At the has some form of radio commu­ —3:80 Robs Pratt, planlat; 4:30 The 'team won three games before a hors* on his uncle’s Arizona plled for a Navy commission aqd Bom in Bolton. August 11. 1861. same time 159 enemy planes were Frankly, the Glanta haven't ranch. Ha got up and kicked right ond round and will play through r^Vaf. Budget committee: William the daughter of CyUiia Warner The Russians forces moving mer, but he’s no “small potatoes" solved the problem by buying a at the home of their daughter, Dowd and her installing team will nication, ranging from small and Living Art: 6:30 Bobby Tucker’s come up with any sensations to Bengston Heads League being stopped and Brlsbin hung up did not expect to be with hie grid- I 'Orr, chairman, Carl R. Matson. northwestward from Arrmavir on as a grower. In fact, he’s one of combine for $800 and doing the seat the officers of., Mayflower Re- damaged. American losses totaled simple to large and complex in­ Voices. ^BLU—12:80 Farm and 53 points. back .... Mel Hein, who climax­ March 11. The Tigers won the ders in 1943. and Elijah A. Bolton, she spent all Mrs. Fred Kort of Hartford, They 110, less than half of thqpe of the replace these missing stars. Bowlen with Best ed hia retirement by urging the 1 B>«rn 8. Pearson. Committee on of her life in the town. Known to the Rostov-Baku railway line the largest potato growers in Mon­ job. making $300 profit- in one bekah lodge, Rockville. In Forest­ stallations. Home Program; 2:30 Victory Others on the roster are in first round without a defeat but Both Duquesne #nd Tech—tha^ gBsentory: Herbert Bengston, Carl week. were married in Hartford and Axis. Service Dept. National Pro Football league to her many friends as "Miss Annie,” meanwhile drove northward and mouth County, which claims ers hall in that place this evenirfg. Thus, In this global war. It Is Half-Hour; Vice President Wal­ Class 3A and, apparently, will be Average; Team No. most of the teams will be allowed latter without a elngle member of ‘ | B , Peterson. the midnight communique report­ records for producing spuda. This year he is taking a market­ their present pastor. Rev. H. Mac- Those going should take the 6:45 In addition to the 80 Axis troops radio which enables an unusual lace: 8:30 Between the Book- You can’t tell what will happen quit for the duration, haa filed an she was always active in the work kensen and his wife were among captured by the Americans near around at least to start the cam­ application with Elmer Layden for to strengthen for this round and ite coaching staff left—plan to.- The committee ^ resolutions of the Bolton Ongregational ed the capture of several places No victory garden" is Harry's ing course sponsored by the Na- bus leartng Depot Square. degree of unification all over the Ends. MBS—10:30 a. m. Sec paign. The infield shapes up Finisties on Top.-- to a major league ball player ^ ter continue football, althoui^ aag^- wQl be ths three secretaries of the approximately 28 miles north of potato patch. This year he’ll dig tiimal Junior Vegetable Growers the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Maknassi, 50 prisoners were re­ seas and the cootlnenta. Ickes on the oil situation; 1:45 he signs up with Uncle Sam officiating assignments next fall. better games should result. The church, of which she was a life­ Anderson and their daughter at­ with Mize at first, Nick Witek at schedule: ttations for coaches haven’t been Above boards, Carl H. Peterson for long member. She served as presi­ the city. up enough potatoes to feed a city Association and is competing for ported to have been taken In a All the battle equipment must p. m. Melodies by Miller. Recorda of the National Semi-Pro started. tended from this town. Mrs. An­ British sector. second, the veteran Bill Jurges Teaih No. 4 of the Oavat league baseball Congress show that Joe Signed And Delivered ths trustees, Albert J. Robinson dent of the Ladles Benevolent so­ I t was not certain whether the the size of Cincinnati for a week. one of the cash awards from a $5,- at short and probably Sid Gor­ Second Round Sehedulee Shaughnesey, huddling with ■ for the deacons and Elmer Swan- ciety for many years, and only Russian forces at Peschanokop' His “patch" for table potatoes 000 scholarship fund provided by derson was the former Miss Public Records Following up Saturday night captured first round honors with Gantenbein, a weak bitter with Before Ctopt. Billy Southworth, Jan. 28—6:16, Panthers vs. Athletic Director Jamet Hagoa e4 Teresa Bechtler. They have one raids on the docks at the Blzerte don at third. son of the Ctords manager, took off ana for the Board of Admlnistra- laat October resigned as treasurer skoye would drive on Rostov im­ comprises 135 acres on eight the A & P Tea Company for stu­ a margin of three points over the Athletics, socked three con­ Rockets. 7— Royal Blue Juniors to- Naval base and on Axis vehicles on 1380 With Manager Mel Ott in the Pitt over the week-end, replied ,tlss. The next meeting of the lat- of the church school, a position she mediately or push southwest to farms. In addition, he had 60 dents in 30 states.- son, and the total number present Team 3. Bengston copped the best secutive home runs for Fort Riley, for the war tone, the crew of hit vs. ’ngere. 7:45—Rwiehera vs. Mo­ a queition about the deflatad P itt, Harry started his career as a was 18. r ' the move east of Kairouan. Allied WTIC KI.«yS.. WURC Kiloeyclea outfield will be Jim Maynard, Kss., during the 1942 sandlot flying fortress asked Billy senior tdr to called for Wednesday eve- held for years. She was formerly cut the Rostov-Tikboretsk rail­ acres planted to eextified seed po­ M'arraiite* Deed Hank Lelbcr, Rucker (if he’s average with a neat 112.27. Ben hawks. setup which led to Jock tutlM P- aiag, February 10, at • o’clock, member of Bolton Grange. way, thus isolating the German tatoes, tomatoes and hybrid corti. farmer at the age of 14. He join­ Mrs. Kort used red carnations Eiarl J. Thomas to Pauline. Ber­ fliers bombed the Sousse harbor tournament but Cecil Travla, ex to scratch his autograph on the Feb. 4, 6:15—Rockets vs. Royal land's resignatioa in 1989: ed the Future Farmers of America and blue and white in decorating and an air field near Mendenine, available). Babe Barna and pos­ Schubert averaged 113.4 but has Washington Cloutier who played ship’s tail . . . And in case that following the meeting of the board Alwaya Beady To Help forces around Kropotkin, Maikop Harry was graduated from high nice and Antoinette Merenino, Monday, January 25 Monday, January i t sibly Vic Bradford, a Jacksonville, rolled but six games to date. The Blue Juniors. 7—Tlgere vs. Swish­ "If I came to Pitt, R wiU ha f f deacons, ^ le next meeting of Always ready to lend a helping and Krasnodar. school only last spring, but before at his high school, and, as his the table. The grandchildren pre- property on Florence street. 60 miles from the Tripolitanlan for Camp Whasler, Ga., was only didn’t bring enough luck, they ers. 7:46—Mohawks vs. Freshmen frontier. p. m. P. M. Fla., flychaser who led the South standlncs and averages follow: named the fortress “Bad Check”— with the firm underetaadlBg toat- ths trustees wUl be Wednesday, hand. "Miss Annie” was known Further Scramble Lines he got his diploma, he had already “project.” rented several acres of sejited flowers to the couple and Lucy Ringrose to Aldo Pazanl, 3:00—The Story of Mary Marlin 3:00—David Harum. 22nd in the hitting list . . , Five. potato land. His father paid for adult members of the family gave One Allied plane was reported Atlantic league with a .342 aver­ First Round Johnny Coulon, the old bantam because a bad check alwaye comas I receive a full profeesorew aad -^Pshsuary S, at 7:80. throughout the town as a good The Russians said the south­ earned a net profit of more than et als, property on Locust street. 3:1S—Ma Perkins 3:15—News age. That gives the Giants a Feb. 11, 6:16 — Swishers vs. that I do the beet I eaa wtth tha neighbor. She aided in Red Cross western Red Army has further $6,000. He is successful as a grow­ his seed that first year, but he has a purse of rnoney. missing from yesterday’s opera­ Team Standings weight champ, reports that 57 back. Qultelaim Deed tions. but another previously re­ 3:30—Pepper Young's Family 3:20—Landt Trio fairly good outer garden al­ Freshmen Five. 7-^Panthers vs. players available aad uador (ha sewing during World War I, and scrambled the German lines of er because he remembers that been on his own ever since. In fact, John Zimmerman to Mary Zim­ 3:45—The Right To Happineaa 3:30—Tune Time Point# Royal Blue Juniors. 7:45—^Mo­ his father has now curtailed his ported missing returned. though lacking the power Mar­ eondltlane the eehool peeaeafia,* last year completed a knit afgan communication north of Rostov by selling is important, too. One year, merman, interest in property on 4:00—Backstage Wife 4:00—News. shall and Young would provide. Team No. 4 . 1 . • q • . • .. 30 hawks vs. Rockets. Ha deatod m "ahmird" Fail to Report for the Bolton Red Cross sewing by smartly storing his crop for a ovyn farming and helps Harry. Looking for Her Father A Canadian corvette waa credit­ Team Na 3 .. 27 occupying a 50-mile stretch of the North School street. ed with destruction of a German 4:15—Stella Dallaa 4:16—Afternoon Melodies. Gordon also can play the out­ Feb. 18, 6:15—Rockets va Ti­ be wae to receive a 880,1 group. A few years ago she broke Moscow-Donbas railway between Lis Pendens 4:30—Lorenzo Jones 4:45—War News. Team No. 2 . . 22 gers. 7—Panthers ve. Swishers. to coach at Pitt. her arm while visiting a neighbor Hartford. Jan. 25—{/Pi -A Paw­ submarine In the western Mediter­ field If he isn’t used at third base. Experts Puzzled For Induction recaptured Starobelsk and Kon- Anna H. Barber against Edw'ard 4:45—Young Wldder Brown 4:55—National News. If Mize should go, and the Giants Team No. 1 ...... 18 7:45—Royal Blue Juniors ve. "No football ooach to ' and had been in failing health for thrust was seen in Axis radio re­ withdrawal and the thinning out tucket. R. I.. resident ha.s enli.stcd ranean recently. drashevskaya, where the railway the services of the city and town J. H611. notice of foreclosure pro­ 5:00—Whan A Girl Marries 5:00—Ad Liner—Musical Coop­ can’t buy a suitable replacement. Freshmen Five. the paat year and a half. About joins the Mlllerovo-Vorosbilovgrad ports that a huge force of Amer­ of enemy motorized columns” Al­ 6:15—Portia Faces Ufa erative. Feb. 26, 6:16—Tigers vs. Ito- two weeks ago she went to the clerk’s office in seeking the v.-hcre- ceedings on property I(x:ated at Doesn't Blame Price of Meat Babe Barn# likely would play .tverage# MasSford. Jan. *5— (d>) —Three line just northeast of VoriMhilov- ican troops was massing at Tebes- lied Air Forces had reduced their Main and'Woodland street. 5:30—Juat Plain BIU 5:30—News. first. For infield consideration, hawks. 7—Freehmen Five ve. Paa- home of her friend. Miss Adella sa on the Algerian-Tiiniaian fron- | (Measure after' 72 hours of inten- aboiits of her father, who is be­ 5:45—Front Page Farrell G. PF. Avg. By P ep ’s R ecord wooag men, two of them brothers, grad. lieved to have lived in Hartford Executor’s Deed Kansas City— novka. it was reported, refii.sed to 11:00—Newa race with a bad arm, may be the round match.with Albert Stolz I perfect punches. The Newark boy ■wa, SS, Hartford, to bound over conduct the service and interment lay down its arms and was wiped reported other local clashes north a man sin against the Lord, who Send the 10:30—Daytime Showcase. big winner of the hurling corps. Civil Liberty, a Sweet were not ahl* to teak* (heir Htoto. Mtawlng hto arreat some time will be in Bolton Center cemetery. of Oiisseltia and further east in ! shall intreat for him? — Samuel 11:15—Nelson Olmsted 11:00—Newa. that with wflich he built hie el- ' is mad—at himself—can’t get over out. 11:30—Hot Copy Other pitchers include Ace most incredible streak. the disappointing showing he good. ■too. The younger BUIman and the The communique aaid that be­ the mountains, over which Von 2:2. 11:05—Sports Roundup. Adams, who led the loop In re­ 2 Year Old, Performa In the ether ganra the Kaighto. tU id dMendant, Roy J . Mras. 34, • * • 12:00—Newa Pep compiled practically all Ot made against Beau Jack, who cut cause of tremendous losses on the Arnim is seeking to win control 12:05—The Three Suns Trio 11:10—William L, Shlrer—News. lief jobs; Bill Lohrman, Harry Florida Ovals him above the eye and stopped road roughshod over tha Wwvea o f Hartford, are charged with fail' to protect his communications So comes a reck’ning when the 11:15—Orchestra. his skein in Hartford, where he In Fast Style. Funerals Russian front, the German high Home Town 12:30—Echoes From The Tropics Feldman, Hugh East, Reiibcn finally drew gates as high aa $25,- him in seven. He hopes to take it by the one-sided so o ra ot 82-40- lag to report for induction. Bonds command waa transferring to the with Rommel. banquet’s o’er. 11:30—Guy Lombardo's Orch. Fischer, Salvatore MagUe, Van Another Halladay aeorad 24 poiata ef Vl.OOO were previoiuly ordered The dreadful reck'ntng, and men 12:55—Newa 12:00—News. Open Saturday 000, and Now York skeptics ask: out on Pep. Miami, Fla., Jan. 25—(/F)—The Thomas V. Holden east divisions from the occupied Occupy Important Mountain Tomorrow’a Program Lingle Mungo, Bill Volselle, Tom “Who’d he ever lick?” Stolz not only stands to profit in this oontest to toad both eluhs tor WlUlam Billman- and bonds of countries. An Allied headquarters commu­ smile no more.—Gay, Tontorrow’e Program Sunkel, Ken Trinkle, Ray Coombs, lightning may strike twice at the from the floor. Fox, Knefla aad IS.OOO were ordered today in the The largely attended funeral of p. m. A. M. You’ve heard the same question by breaking Pep’s streak, but a racing stables of Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa V. Holden waa held thia One Orman prisoner. Private nique issued in Tunisia yesterday 6:00—Farmera Digest Bill McGee. John Wlttlg and BiU in connection with a number ct victory would re-establish him as Sullivan atoo starred. 'Tha oeorast ease ef Mrax. 7:00—Newa. Sayles. log Tracks Show Way Albert Sabath. tockets morning from the William P. Konrad Vogel of the 575th regi­ indicated that the German chief­ Reason for Speed-L'p 6:25—News champions, including Jack Demp- a lightweight contender. The c'uple who picked up a colt ment, 304th German Infantry divi­ tain had achieved some success in 7:10—Shoppers Special — Music, Coombs and Trinkle are a pair R. r . T. Qulsh Funeral home at 8:30 and 6:80—Reveille Tlmb. In Reviving Sports in at auction for a mere $706, nam­ from St. James'a church where sion, was quoted as.saying: this objective, reporting that the 6:55—News’ of good looking right-handers Murphy, r f ...... 4 1 9 Denver — — Fireman Carl NEWS 7:45—Robarta Program. / They now have gone nine games ed him Allah and w atch^ him 1 a 4 ■‘Our re^ment was stationed in enemy had occupied the Import­ 7:00—Morning Watch from the International league. Osborne, I f ...... Rev. Vincent Hines celebrated a Lund climbed into the driver’s seat 7:55—News. Land of Sunshine. without a defeat aad have moved carry their colors for pursee tost- solemn high mass of requiem as- France as part of the occupation ant mountain of Gebel Bou Da- and headed for an automobile fire 8:00—Newa , , Trinkle comes from Baltimore and Kurlawies, a ...... 0 3 8 8:00—News of the World. Lions Score to within five points of the league ling $345,165 say they may do It Sullivan, r g ...... 0 0 0 Quotations siated by Rev. Edmund Barrett as troops. On Dec. 15 the' regiment boiLs on the east side of the bus- at a moderate clip. After the truck > . 8:15—World Newa Roundup ' Coombs, who won 17 and lost 11, St. Petersburg. FIs., Jan. 25—(^) leading Hershey Bears. agajji. was ordered to leave Dimkerque. seltia valley. 8:80—Women Radio Bazaar with 8:15^Sboppera Special. and had a 1.99 earned run aver­ Halladay, rg ...... 6 1 18 deacon. Rev. William P. Dunn as got within seeing distance, the * to Y our 8.;S0—Newa. —There were indications today Early seconds of both games A bay colt that is pulling the sub deacon and Rev. Francis P. No one knew where we were The moun^dln dominates the Nan Clarka age, from Jersey City. Sayles, Two Triumphs Coughlin, I g ...... 1 6 3 boys were holding their helmets. 8:35—Shoppera Special—contin­ coat Bell hto ebutouts, the young- jockeys right out of the saddle iii 1 4 We live on the steppes. Rus­ Breen sitting in the sanctuary. Aa bound. Only on the way did we plains around the Moslem religious Smoke was pouring from under 8:55—Program Parade .from Loutovtlle, to up on a lcx>k- that Florida’# entertainment cir­ practice roqnde at the ‘Hialeah Oordera. Ig ...... 3 learn we were going to Russia. center of Kairouan. 75 miles south 9:00—Music While You Work ued. see basto. Votoelle who came cles, which slumped to a record ■ter having chalked up a trio since sians are all around us. Blis- the body was borne into the the hood of the Lund family car, 9:00—Press News. the laat Bison defeat. track hs4 put that faraway look church James Breen sang. “God The regiment consisted mainly of of Tunis and 30 miles west of the beside which sto ^ excited Mrs. 9:15—Romberg Melodies from Oklahoma City late last Totals ...... IS 8 84 ' sards cut like knives. Falling 9:15—School of the Air. low with the announcement of the Revamped Washington in the eye of Albert Sabath for Unknowns anew hurts like pinpricks. Our Understands." At the offertory, middle-aged men.” port of Sousse. Lund. SOLDIER! 9:80—"Food News" year, made a good Impression and Providence hopped into third the second time. 9:45—Golden Gate Quartet. pleasure driving ban. have adjust­ place on the strength of its 7 to 4 B. F. T. hands and feet are frozen. “Venl Creator.” At the elevation The Allied communique told of / 9:45—Violins may be kept- Johnny Wittlg Is Winner in Pair of The colt ie Civil Liberty, son of heavy aerial attacks on Axis com­ 10:15—The O'Neills 10:00—Valiant Lady. has had Mveral previous trials ed themselves to newn conditions verdict over Cleveland while ^ tts- Moriarty, if ...... 0 3 3 —Jfazi soldier’s letter home, Mrs. John Barry sang "Pie Jeau” An elderly man beard about 10:16—Stories America Loves. and are beginning th r o n g climb Deliberator and Imperial Anne. 3 found In transport plane and at the recessional Mr. Breen munications and an airfield in the Do you write to your soldier? 10:30—Help Mate and the Glanta believe he to about Games Over Weekend. burgh and Indianapolis each^ lost The Sabaths bought him foi $900. Quish, rf ...... 0 8 British Push Foe Kairouan region, aa well as raids some capaulea which, it was stat­ 10:45—Robert S t John 10:30—Amanda of Honeymoon ready. back to their old pinnacle. twice over the week-end. LtFrencIs. e ...... 8 0 8 wreckage. ‘, sang "Now the Day to Over.' HUI. Moat favorable sign waa the an­ If Hialeah would open tomor­ » • * When the funeral procession left on Blzerte harbor, the coastal road ed, would renew youth. He pur­ Of course you do I But you 11:00—Road ot Lite,* Ths Olanta are net crying but Buffalo's Saturday night visit to row,” Sabath said at hie Miami Modean. e ...... 2 1 8 chased a box of the capaules and 10:45—Bachelors Children. nouncement that the St. Pcteri- By The Associated Press 0 ' This is our war. It is a war the church Mr. Breen rendered Farther to West to Tripolitania and shipping off the 11:15—Vic and Sdde they certainly aren’t filled with Although they scored only one Cleveland attracted a record Beach home, “1 could show the Noren. ig ...... ,1 3 took one. The effect was all right, can’t write every day. Here’s 11:30—Snow Village 11:00—Mary Lee Taylor. burg Kennel Club will reopen to­ Carlson, r g '...... 0 0 involving all the issues—of free­ “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere.” eastern Tunisian coast. any high hope# aa spring training morrow night, the first track in goal In a pair of games over the throng of 12,171 while Hershey, fastest *• 'o-year-old in the coun Many businesa and profeasional XI Planss SbotiDown and he took another. By bedtime 11:45—David Harum 11:15—Second Husband. time nears. virtually isolated eince the OPA try today. He might be another Kennedy, Ig ...... 2 1 8 dom and justice, that power be (Conttnned from Page One) they had made him feel so good he something else you can do, 11:30—Bright Horizons. the state to bounce up after what week-end, the four newcomers not used to oppress—that have men as well aa friends and reto' Twenty-one Axis planes ware 12:00—Medley T im e —Hal Kolb, ban on pleaaure driving, strength­ Alsab. He’s shown more than Al' thought he would do the thing up organist 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Storiea. appeared to be a certain 10-count. wearing the regalia of the Wesh- sab at his age. Totals ...... 8 7 38 been involved in every one of tives attended the church ceremo­ Brittoh vanguards already had shot dowm in these raids, three Seven-tenth# of a mile frdm the ened its first place position Satur­ nies. A large delegation from the ships were sunk and many enemy right and take the entire contents though. Send him a sub-scrip- 12:15—Luncheonai res 12:00 noon—Kate Smith Speaks. New Angle Works day night by humiliating Indian- “We send him out to do an Referee, Klienachmidt. America's wars. speared_ into Tunisia. of the box. So he did, snd went to 12:15—Big Stater. nearest pubUc transportation line, ington Lions of the American —Alf M. Landon Campbell Council Knights of CO' vehicles were shot up, the com­ 12:85—Marjorla MUla apolia 7 to 2, before l,6(k). eighth in 13 seconds, and he steps Virtually all of Rommel's forces bed. tion to The Manchester Eve­ 1:00—Newa 12:30—Helen Trent. the oval closed Jan. 9 when the Hockey League sparked the Capi­ it off in 11 2-6. He think# nothing Knight# * • lumbus attended the rites. The —perhaps some 60,000 to 70,000 munique said, at a cost of seven For This Coach OPA outlawed its taxicab-j shuttle tal CSty team to eucceeslve tri- many floral tributes attested the Allied alrcVaft The next morning this wife had 1:15—Aunt Jenny’s Real life 12:45—Our Gal Surhtoy. of doing the quarter in 23." B. F. T. Within a few months the (Ser- men—were reported in Timlsla and difficulty In arousing him. ning Herald—that’s the best 1:00—Newa ■ysteiit from bus line .to track. ui^hs. 11 2 24 asans and the Italians will be feel­ esteem the,deceased was held by Advices from (^ ro yesterday Storiea Toledo Freehoea Get Flying Start Sabath has grounds for enthusi­ Halladay, rf ...... the apeed of their flight indicated Wife (stonning)-^C3et up! It’s 1:30—Big Sister 1:05—Do You Remhmber. Alva, Okla., Jan. 25-^,P)—Coach Now the management has obtain­ 'nie Lions had won only Mven asm, having seen such a wonder Fox, I f ...... '...... 6 0 13 ing the impact of the hundreds of thoee who knew him.- The bearers suggested the possibility that ad­ games all season until a week ago they might not even pause for a vance elements of the British time you were, out of bed. way to keep him in touch 1:45—Herel Comes The Band 1:15—Ma Perkins, Os Doenges who startled fans by ed electric tractor# to haul trail­ horM develop before. Alsab, three Woodhout*. e ...... 2 0 4 planes dropping their bombs, not were Judge William J . Shea, stand at the Mareth line, the sys­ Husband (squinting one eye 1:30—Vie and Saile. ers over the shuttle route. when NSkina Smith, Cfllff. Barton, Toledo*—Purdue ' waa the fourth 1 0 3 on one or two nights a week but Thomas Sullivan, Daniel McKenzie Eighth Army might already have 2:00—"We’re In the Army Now” adding a twelfth player — himself Big- Ten basketball team to loM years ago, was just where Civil Coughlin, rg ----- tem of defenses which the French open defiantly)—All right! ru gat with home. It’s a little 2:16—How To Elnter a Contest 1:40—The Goldbergs. to his Northwestern State Col­ That the fans as well as the op- Sammy McManus and Wllf Hock Liberty is now. He was a sensa­ Sullivan. I g ...... 5 0 10 every day and every night in . the and Harold Garrity from the crossed into Tunisia at some eratore are accustoming them­ were picked up from the diiband- to the all-frcshman squad .reprc' erected before the war some 65 points, although the. Cairo com­ up. But 'L won’t go to school And Win 2:00—Young Dr.’ Malone. lege football team, now dastlea op- tion and went on to whip the great Kflofla. Ig ...... 5 0 10 week. Knights of Columbua, Samuel Nel­ miles west of the Libyan border thing to do. but think 2:16—Joyce Jordan—M.D. selves to new means of getting ing New Haven Eagles. eenting Toledo. Only Michigan Whirlaway on two occasions. ■ —Lieut. Gen. Henrj H. .Arnold. son, Jr., Leroy Slocumb, Furlong munique said merely that the Brit­ 2:80—U ttle Show Hfionents with three different kinds holds an edge on the Rockets, ' A British broadcast reported by 2:45—Day Dreams with Bud 2:30—We Love and Liearn. of basketball back and forth is evidenced by the The revamped club made its Alsab;, ie turned out at the Total# ...... 30 2 63 • • • Flynn and Henry McKone. Burial ish were In contact with enemy Man—Do you know, honey, if I , what H will mean to him! fleet -appearance Saturday night who have won one game from the OWT sai^ that rapid recon­ rearguards well west of Tripoli. had to do it all over again, who Rainey 2:45—Ufa Can Be Beautiful. The starting lineup may use a report that bettors at the Miami Sabath’s' farm near Lexington. Wolves It waa ghastly to behold. Their was in St. James's cemetery where naissance units ot the Eighth Beach Dog Track Mt a eeason rec­ and. h*ltored Pittsburgh, 6 to 2. the ' Wolverines. Purdue, Iowa Ky., where he will soon start T. guards had to keep them ?frpm Rev.. Hines read the committal The communique left no doubt, I’d marryT Act NOW! ^ 2:55—News set-play offense, a man-for-man B. F. Army had crossed Tunisia’s east­ defense; then a new team will try ord for attendandai and play Satur­ on the Hornets’ own rink. Then and Ohio State were victimized. strenuous training for the coming Mikowlowiskl tt .. 6 0 13 ruahing to lifeboats. Some were services. however, that few of Rommel’s Wife—No, who? they moved over to Indianapolis Dartmouth' made ita annual ap ern ftxmtler. The BBC cited reports men still remained in Libya, re­ Man—Tou. DeFleM to MlUroas a delayed-break offense and tone day night. The tame night the season. ^ G$t$s, If •••••••*•■ 5 6 10 beaten off as they tried to force 1 Special Cabins Flagler Oval In Miami reported for a 3 to 2 decision. pearance and still has to prevail “It ie our ambition to race him 13 ttaeir way into boats being readied Janies Rock from North Africa os the source porting that "owing to the fast Wife—Oh, no you wouldn’t! defense; and a third team of small, Cslvcrt) c 6 0 for its announcement) fast players will ring in the old attendance and play figures sec­ Of the Lions’ eight goals only In Toledo. The frosh blasted until he passes Whirlaway’s *I*oop> r$ •■••***••• 3 0 6 for women and children. The funeral of James Rock, a New York—Jack DeFteld, Min' one was scored by the newcomers. Marshall of Huntington, W. Va. “Ouir troop* continued their ad­ naaota’a N. C. A. A. vaulting Seen Answer firehouse strategy — speed, and ond only to opening night, and the mark," Sabath said. “If he stays Hansen. I g ...... 0 9 0 —Briltoh transport survivor's veteran of World War I. was held total of the two tracks was tops Smith getting one in the Mcond Only Marshall. Xavier and Long sound—and we get race tracks to description of Italian prisoners’ this morning at the T. P. HoUoran vance to the west,” said British THE champion, accepted an invitation shoot from anywhere. T'-' for the season. Patrons came by period of the fray with Pittsburgh. Island defeated Toledo’s fine club liin on, Alsab can’t miss.” 0 40 actions after torpedoing. funeral home. 175 Center street at headquarters in Cail’o, without to compete In the MIHrose Games They've won 12, lost none thie YOIaIS ease • • • •-20 stating the speclflc extent of yes- Mason. bus. bicycle and bug^. With Gordie Bell’s net minding of last winter during the regular Large as Alsab’s winnings are, 9:30 and at St. James’s church at a t Uadison Squara Garden. Feb. S Boston, Jan. 25—UP)—Btreosini schedule. The current peagreens terday’s gains. The 12-man football? Doenges 'The Jacksonville Kennel Club as the feature, the Buffalo Bisons he still has s way to go to draw 10 o’clock. Rev. Vincent J. Hines the reed of a constant tujpply oi drew with Cleveland Saturday have ftoo repulsed Xavier. They even with the Ibng-tailed cham­ Allied airmen striking from the TURN IN THOSE BINOCULARS! oxygen in high altitude flying. Dr, and the (?oach of St. Mary’e of San had ita best night Saturday since celebrated the mass and comluCt- the driving restriction# were tight­ night, 1 to 1, and plastered a 5 to play Long Island a t'' Madison pion. Whirly’s purses now total Red Devils Win ed the committal services in St, east attacked the port of Zuara Yi)wr Navy needs khtoculpn to help fw m n lifca this aaa iwfto HERALD Roob McFarland, asaistant profes­ Antonio, Tex., tried it once as an 1 Mtback on Pittsburgh Sunday. Square Garden, March 3. $560,000. James's cemetery. It was a mili­ 65 miles west of Tripoli and rang­ t (lawn aad ddstray asMmy satonariaae. T hhi yawM to m v . sor of industrial research at Harv­ experiment, to-relieve the mental ened. tary funeral. A squad from Com­ ed as deep as 60 miles Intb Tunisia UWRENCE ard university, believes that stress on varsity quarterbacks. At New London US CANT SWOULDER A ^ pany H of the State Guard acted to blast at Rommel’a communica RATES: “suparcharged cabins" for cargo The coaches called Mgnals. They bu t TUERE'S BOME as an escort. It was under the tions and air fleld facilities. An and pasaenger planob to an answer ■ay It worked. WAV «5R EACrt OE US command of Sergeants Miller and Axis merchant Aip was reported to the promem. New London, Jan. 25—(g>—Ttyf, Flucklger. broken in two. another fired and One Month 75 Cents TIBBETT Dr. McFartond. coordinator of ■a WomT K14«n’—Mr W est Haven Red Devito gov* (ha> TO p\&vJcr/ James Breen sang the mass and a destroyer damaged north of the medical pragrain of Fgn Amer< Bridgeport tpriagwooda aaw hap* the bearers were: Arthur McCann. Sicily during a series of aerial lean Airways OM a nattonal au­ AF fbaturaa for a tie in the staU baekaOMI. Paul Hillery, Samuel Robb, Bern­ sweeps across the central Mediter­ Six Months . . $ 4 .5 0 thority on phystotogical and pay Corpus Chrtotl, Texas—Itecant- league last night, baottag tte ard^ O’Neill, William Naven and ranean. TONIGHT cholo^cal problems relating to ly, a rather close game in which crippled New London DleaHa dO , Edward McCjormick. A Fascist submarine was de­ flying, said that he did not think Mveral officers were playing, was to 82. To ha toagua champs tha clared to have sunk a large trans­ that “preasurtsed cabins” for refereed by an snlietcd man. Dleaela wlU havs to boat th * Rad AT 9 bombers were poeolbl* because of A ehriU blast of the whistle stop­ Sen- Gull In Chicago port from an Allied ^onvoy. THE HERALD: Devito, when thag » • * Might Hesitate to Halt the risk of puncture by anti-air­ ped the tut whU* the official caU- gama ot th* eeason at Watt tto* 1 eacloM $. ileaas^eesi Please aend a anbseriptibD to: craft fire. *d a particularly obvious foul on a von asxt Wadaeadog. Chicago—JC V —Visitors to the Leading military observers here player. Burnside police sUtlon took a expressed belief that Rommel WTIC WEAF RANK AND NAME .. ■ a a a a a a I I a • a a • « > e a • • e • 4 VlrtoaHy No Abaeutoea "One more trick like that,” second look at the bird sitting on might hesitate to halt and give WOPpM tjto rafafM. a perch above a radiator to make battle to the Eighth Army be-1 4 I ‘» cause of the danger that the Al­ ADDRESS AT CAMP ieeaa.aeeeoaoo#e« Jilt. W.~ur)-Tba Brit- th vw yeu ayt af tha ' gem* “ certain they weren’t seeing things. toh atoplaaa toetory with tha Then, in the etilraeee that tot- It was a large aea gvu recovrering lied' forces in .central Tunisia team won aU tferae gat STATE ...... production record to 90 feet un lowed he . wae heard to add triple-header arlth aereM fron what appeared u> be a bad might drive through to the ceagt *THE TELEFHONE HOUR tlergroiind. It was disdosed today meekly, "Sir.” when he recognized caae of weather exposure. Found and thus cut him off completely piling up 173 potato to Ita 61 “grounded" in a vacant lot. the from Von Aimlm. OREAT.ARTIST.SEBiEt It to ao comfortable that abseii the player at fault whs a commis- tygatottoato 8 ^ bird wa# taken to the ststlon to Possibility that the Allies even taatora to virtually unheard oL ■ionad officer.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, JANUARY 25. 1045 MATiUHissrifiR CVfiNiNG HBRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 26,1943

MICKEY FINN Night Raider! LANKLEONj HE HASN'T Sense and Nonsense ■ATBN ANyTHWO AND MA The Ameeiona Way Malm n aoM l Q n c l i TOR THRgl SHE'S THAN THIf— • < A free way, where we can Hva ac­ Of all the g l ^ aurprlses. A quarter idozsn crullers, two cups PHIL’S dOlN<3 TO CALL A-AND TM HAM., cording to our creed; Tharcll be none to eompara of coffee, creamed. o n e AM IN A OOCTORJ TO •sar •• ALM O ^ OONtI A peaceful way, wuere lawa are To the news from Berlin With three cubes each of sugar, QF make a hreakfaat I aataemed. Lost and Found Automobiles for Sale Repairing 23 Fuel and Feed 49-A Wanted—Rooms—Board 62 Legal Notices 78 Legal Notices made accordinig to our need. Hiat ‘The Yanks Art There!” h m t u d Fooiid 78 A friendly way, according to the —R. W. G But now Pm in the dog-houae, AUTOMOBILES “Equal to New." SAWS Oh ALL KINDS filed, set, FOR SALE—FIREPLACE and ■tripped of all ny hauteur, ^^UMIT—MAM*! R iain HAND l o s t —RED COCKER spaniel WANTED BY GENTLEaiAN, AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD brotherhood of mM; 1941 Olds club sedan, 11,000 ano repaired, cord wood taws furnace wood. Tel. Glastonbury AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD G.ad to break my morning fast HAS Tldnl^ o f C h M ^ mills. 'puppy, with short bob tail. Re­ room with private family, quieL At Mancheater within and for the t Manchester, within and for ths A righteous way—abundant Ufa, Leaderahip—^The United States miles, 1940 Chevrolet coach, 10,- gummed, power and band lawn 2485 after 7 p. m.______^ Diatrict of Mancheater, on the 33d with bread and plain hot water ¥ANl6HEa OiMl«r ple«M notify 45 Normnn ward. Notify Tei. 3398. Telephone 5467. district of Manchester, on the 23d according to God's plan. an Induafrial giant, and it baa 000 miles, 1940 Dodge coach, 13,- mowers iverhauled, and aharp- day of January, A. D.. 1942. day of January, A. D„ 1943. —Norman I. Schiller.''^ ANO HI J ' ntiwst. Tel. 7715. Reward. Preaent WILLIAM S. HYDE, Eaq., Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. —Peart L. Schuler. sprung from the loins of. men l o s t —PASS BOOK NO. 52973— 000 miles, 1940 Mercury conver­ ened. Stored all winter no extra JudKe. Judge. charge. Axes, knivea, aheara, and Garden— Farm— Dairy Apartments, Flats, Truat Estatq of Lillie Hand u-w whose daring, atamina, and re- K L o s t —DRESS, b l a c k and whiU Notice is hereby given that Pass tible coupe, 18,000 miles, . 1942 Estate; of Grace B. West late of Judge—^Thls man says that after ■oureafulness gave to them bust- A Mg-tlme Insurance agent waa Book No. 52973 issued by The skates sharpened. Capitol Grind­ Products 30 Tenements 63 of John Hand late of Mancheater, Manchester in said diatrict. decegs- ^ ekacked, in box Saturday. Walk- Chevrolet sedan, and convertible In aald Diatrict, deceaaed. be fired a shot, he saw you run naaa leadeniiip... .It will eeotinue enlisting: Savings Bank of Manchester has all have good tires, heaters and ing Co., 38 Main. Tel. 7958. ed. ar, P. O. Box 102 Mancbeeter FOR SALE—GREEN MounUin The Mancheater Truit Company. Upon application of Thomas Fer­ from his chicken coop. be mighty as long aa that basic •ergeant—Wen, I suppose you been lost or destroyed, and writ­ some radios. Terms and trades FOR RENT-^THREE ROOMS, 501 Trustee havInR exhibited Ita annual f; Oraen. potatoes, fields run, *1.25 per guson, Executor praying for au* Rastus—He could easy be mis­ human element .ia permitted to are such a big shot you'u expect a ten application has been made to accepted. Dial 5191 now. Brun­ PIANO TUNING and repairing. Hartford Road. Adults only. In­ account with said estate to. thia thorlty to sell certain real estate Player piano specialty. John bushel, at the (dabe. Seconds *1.10 quire In person after 6 p. m. O. Court for allowance. It is particularly described In said ap­ taken, Jedge, 'cause fast as Ah evolve. ftommlwion. eS' LOST—SHORT HAIRED fox ter- said bank by the Person in whose ner's, 80 Oakland street, Man­ OUDERED:-~That the 1st day of & rler, white body, brown and black Cockerbam, 28 Bigelow atreet. per ^hundred. Dlacdqnt for bags Eckhardt. 150 Prospect street, plication on file, it Is wuz running it might have been Agent—No, I'U .take a atraight name such book was issued, for chester. Open evenings. Tel. 4485. February A. D.. 1943, at 9 o'clock ORDERED:— That the foregoing someone else what faintly re­ \ \ 1^; ' ayca and ear*. Tel. 5433 after Tel. 4219. returned. Also yellowNfurnlps, 50c Rockville. (w. t.) forenoon, at the Probate Sam—Here comas Jim. Doesn't ■alary. payment of the amount of deposit application be heard and determin­ sembles ms. ; 4 :80.______represented by said book, or for 1942 PONTIAC 2 DOOR sedan, per bushel. Frank V.\ Williams, office, in said Manchester, be and ed at the Probate Office In Manches­ be have a time walking? WANTED TO TUNE, repair and 1632 Tolland street. the same Is assiirned for a hearing ter In said District, on the 1st dsy Our deflnltion af a ‘‘bena-bead'' WITH MAJOR HOOPUB the issuance of a duplicate book' 1940 Chevrolet deluxe sedan, 1938 on the allowance of said account Joe—He has two .wooden legs. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE LOST—OCTOBER 1ST., male Dal- Olds sedan, 1937 Biiick sedan, regulate your piano or player Wanted to Rent 68 of February. A. D., 1943, st 9 o'clock We like the atory of the nervoua How can ha walk? ia say maa sixty yosn old who therefor. piano. Tel. Mancheater 5052. with said estate, and this Court di­ (w. t.) in the forenoon, and that husband at the maternity hospital ' matian answering name ‘ilutt.’ 1940 Ford tudor sedan. 1937 rects the Trustee to »lve public notice be given to all persons In­ Sam—I quesa he Just lumbers gets it into hla head that a girl oC Hia,iPrr uTtUs v s o ! HIW, MAPCmAf HOVO COULD HOO l o s t Household Goods 61 notice to— all persons Interested terested in said catate of the pen­ who said to Ms wife befors rsgis- twenty ia In love with him. aSMMMVSV Owner in Naval service in Pacific —WIRE HAlftED terrier, Chevrolet deluxe sedan. Cole MOWERS SHAHPENEID, repair­ WANTED 3. 4 OR 5 room tene­ therein to appear and be heard along. -— WlHSMOlOHtAMOTWWR ftUAftftcr fiucK A iuiM d anxious to locate.” Write Box J. male dog, white with black mark­ M otor.v-4164. dency of said application and the tering: “Darling, are you sure you BtouesT ed, shear grinding, key fitting, 2 ROOM OUTFIT ment or single. Telephone 8308. thereon by publlshinK a copy of time and place of hearing thereon, want to go through with this?” 8R\HG WM T -«'A M 0 6 L 6 E P - TUB urns MAM esLioNNKo Herald. ings. License No. 27418. Tel. 4455. duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. —*99.95— this order In some new’spaper hav- by publishing a copy of this order WANTED—FURNISHED apart­ Inif a^ circulation In said District, In some newspaper having a circu­ INO MPBACEPOLO/.^OR, FDR AftPSLL AFTRAHRMAl^Al X . H. B. House. overhauled. Bralthwalte, 52 Pearl five days before said day of hearing Publisher—Here's a big banker FUNNY BUSINESS Heating— Plumbing— ment by American couple for ap­ lation in said district, at least five WAIT? KUWBB SOU OR0PP60 L5F T H IM ,B U T X W K > W\t^, A LOST— BANNER GOLD wrist atreet. Just the Outfit You Need to Start and return make to this Court. days before the day of said hearing, who says he would like to run a Roofing 17 Your Own Home ' proximately six months. No pets WILLIAM S. HYDE to appear If they see cause at said MIA 0?4 UlS HRKD.vfOU Sift OEUClOUft HARMED-OMER. ■* watch, on Oak street Call 5462. Automobiles for Sale 4 REPAIRING AND refinishlng or children. Do not drink or Judge. time and place and be heard rela­ newspaper for just on# day. Hl-25-43. ^ Editor—Yes. and wouldn't I like ELK, AbaO HWft / DISH X FdUNq iHTHft XCSBO^ chairs, caning, splint rush and smoke. Essential office worker. tive thereto, and make return to BARGAINS^ 1935 PLYMOUTH ED COUGHLIN-REPAIRS OF *20 D ep osit-$2 Weekly this court. to run his bank just for one hour! — '*THBM L u a t O HUAIKanD all types of roofs. 390 Woodland reed. Edward E. fish, 104 Chest­ Call Manchester 20762. aedan, *50.00; 1936 Bulck sedan, . » AT A COURT OF PROBATEE HELD WILLIAM S. HYDE BLIS6PUL SLUMBSR XMITH street. Phone 7707. nut street. Tel. 3688. Includes modern Bedroom Suite: at Manchester, within and for f6r theth Judge. This Would Be a Help *125.00; 1937 G. M. A. C. panel, District of Manchester, on the 23d H-1-95-43. THB SO FT 6TRA4AS OP- *245.00; 1936 Ford coupe, *295.00. JOHN CLARK PLUMBING and Beo, Dresser and Chest, Sheets, Wanted— Real Estate 77 day of January A. D.. 1943. Unfounded tales of monstrous si MS GUTAR.-' Jones Says:- Very clean RAH. 1938 Pontiac Heating, jobbing. 37 Hollister St. Help Wanted— Female 35 Pillow Cases, Rug, Lamps. Picture; Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., Ti.at toujh both ire and bumw. convertible. Brunner's, 80 Oak­ i pc. Dinette: Table and 4 chairs, Judge. AT A COL'KT OF PHOBATE IIEI.D Often make us‘wish that that we Tcl. 3233. V’E HAVE A CUSTOMER who Estate of Alfred K. Akerlind late at Manchester within and for the The old farmer says it’s land street. Tol. 5191-4485. .3 pc. Dinner Set, 26 pcs.. Silver­ wishes to buy a 2 family house, of Manchester, In said District, de­ District of Manchester, on the C3d Could ration urartime rumora. GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. New ware, Metal Utility Cabinet. Rug, on Birch, Oak, Maple, Eldridge ceased. day of January. A. D., 1943. —M. L. B. foinK to be a Ions haH win­ Model Laundry, Summit street Ash Stand, etc. The .Administratrix having ex­ Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., Moving—Trucking— or School streets. If you wish to Judge. ter a late spring:. hibited her administration account Ticket Serfer—You will have to Storage , 20 . ANTED—TWO WOMEN or sell please contact Robt. J. Smith with said est.ntc to this Court for Trust Estate of George Davidson Place your orders now We will warehouse this merchan­ Inc., 963 Main atreet. allowance, it Is u-w of William J. Davidson late of change twice before you get to Notice giris for Manchester Laundry. 72 Manchester, in said District, de­ with JONES for: THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. dise at no extra cost to you, for OHDERE'D:— That the 1st dav of New York. • Mapie street. future delivery. February A. D.. 1943. at 9 o’clock ceased. L«dy—Goodness me: I have only local and tong distance moving. (»r. t.) forenoon, at the Probate The Manchester Trust Company. Warm Morning THb BOARD OF TAX RE­ Legal Notices 78 Office. In said M.incbester, be and Trustee having exhibited Its annual this one traveling suit I'm wear VIEW OF THE TOWN OF BOL­ Return load system, furniture account with said estate to this storage. Dial 6260. Help Wanted— Male 36 A-L-B-E-R-T-S the same is assigned for a hearing It k ! Heaters TON will meet in Bolton Hall in 43 Allyn St. AT A COURT OK PROBATK HKLD on the allowanc^e of ^ald adflilnistra- Court for allowance. It is said town on Feb. 1, 1943 from 9 at Manchf-Hter within and for the tlon account with said estate and ORDERED:—That the 1st dav of Railroad Stoves WANTED— DEPENDABLE boy Hartford Conn. IMstrlci 4if Mancheater. on the 23d ascertainment of heirs and this February, A. D.. 1943. at 9 o'clock Put your faith in the Lord and A. M. to 4 P. M., and thereafter Repairing 23 16 or 17 to learn quality pressing, C ir. Train, or BUs Expenses will day of .lanilar\ A. I).. 1!M.3. Court directs the Administratrix to (w. i.) forenoon, at the Probate then live so decently and work so on Feb. 6 and 13. and finishing on ladie.s and men's be refunded on purchase of above I’rcj4ent WILUA.M S. HYDE. Esq., give public notice to all persons In- Office, in said Manchester, be and intelligently that he will not he All Cast Iron JmiKe. irestcd therein to appear and be the same Is assigned fur a hearing All persons claiming to bo ag­ NEW CONVER'nSLE TOPS, cel­ dry cleaned garments. Good pay merchandise. on the allowance of said account ashamed of you. Pot Bellied Stoves grieved by the doings of the As­ Estate of Mar>:aret K. Hackett beard thereon by publishing a copy luloid replaced In curtains, ail while learning. This is a chance late of .Mam-h«'Mer, In said DlMrict, of this order In some newspaper wQh said estate, and this Court di­ sessors are warned to appear and to learn a good paying Job. Ap­ FOR SALE -EIGHT PIECE din­ 4l4Mf‘a'< ed. having a cimilatlnn In said Dis­ rects the Trustee to give public no­ Cast Iron Wood kinds of leather work. Chas. Lak- The Kxruulor huvinsr exhlhlteil trict five days before said day of tice to all persons interested there­ present their claims at one of ply in person. Rainbow Cleaners, ing room Set, almost new. Cost in to appear and he heard thereon the above meetings. Ing, 90 Cambridge atreet. Tele­ *189. Will sell for *100. Call It.s adntinihtrnt'ion a<'cUDKKEr>,- That the 1st day of Judge. lation in said District, five days be­ Isn’t Getting His Goat aad Wood Kitahjm Ranges. FVhniary. D. at 9 o'cl<»ck H-1.2r»-43. fore said day of hearing and return AFTER Tony Ansaldi, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 FOR SALE -4 PIECE walnut bed­ make |o this Uourt. room set. beds, springs and mat­ t Nv. t > for» n*iuij. at the Prohate TM tX3li4d M / ^ JUST RECEIVED: Sebastian Gambolati. orrice. In ^aid .Nlam’hester, be and WILLIAM 8. HYDE H\9 COCKER SPANIEL puppies. Start tresses. Occasional chairs, rock­ the same Is asBitrtuil for a hearing: AT A roUUT OF PROBATE HELD Judge. WAR e f f o r t ,'Too. MOBODVS M£Al£>t COAL AND GAS the New Year with a Merry at Manchester within and for the H-1-23-43. FOR SALE ers, kitchen and bedroom chairs, on the Hlh'wance of said adminis­ Di.^trirt of ^lanchestcr, on the 23U ThROWIM$ iT AIUR/ ANVAloae . T.BOPH THiPT/ VEARS TOO SOON CORIBINATIONS West Center Street— ' Cocker puppy to brighten and dressers, tables, etc. Buffet for tration account with said estate, day of Januarv. A. D., 194.3. S o rVE SWORNOFF EATJN<9 protect your home. Jack Frost recreation room. 221 Pine street. am! this I'ourt directs the Executor Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq . M ratiiwN* T.tiifiiiniJAT.gLg?.: Jones kas a large snpply of Board of Tax to aive imhllc m-tice to all persons Judge \T A COURT OF PROBATE HELD S C R A P TMe OURMTION 6 - Room Single, steam Kennels, .6 Gardner street. Tel. 7949. inter. then in to appear and he Ikeae on hand and more are ar- Estates of Jacob LIpp and Lena at Manchester, within and for the **A11 I know is he’s been reading about CIcopatrar Huh? BY EDGAR MARTIN rhrtng this week. heat. Fireplace. Heated h«ard tliereon hy ptilVlishlnx a copy Lipp. both late of Manchester, in J)istrlct of Manchester, on the 23d BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Review FOR SALE—EIGHT PIECE wal­ of this order in some newspaper said District, deceased. dav of Januarv. D.. 1942. garage. Wanted— Pets- -Poultry— having a circulation in said I)is- The Executor having exhibited Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. nut dining room set. Tel. 8514 trlcl. d\e days hef»>re said day of Hradquarters for TOWN OF COVENTRY after 5 p. m. Ills tlntl administration accounts Judge. LAViSV,M\SS C “ VN'c.'St C O y \ ^ I O V N .W C R 9 0 6 ,Y\X A 9X>vCE. ^ 3-Family Dwelling, Main Stock 44 he.tringr ami return make to this with said e.states to this Court for Estate of Grace Hemingway late SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 1943 ♦ 'oiirt, ami by mailinu: In a register- allowance. It Is 4)f Manchester, In said District, de­ \ L. Furnace and Stove streets North section. Won­ WANTED TC BUY beef cows, .‘il letter, on or h«-fore January 23. ceased. _ V % 0 0 6 £ OU!>KRED:—That the Sih day of 9 0 6 I VOOV?b V\\- I).. 1942, at 9 o'clock The Administrator having exhibit­ Grates and Repairs. Kel» h»‘r. r.O Orchard St . East Hart­ (w. t ) forenoon at the Probate ed his administration account with ^^\V^6\Vi6 \.\TTL9. sional man and good invest­ Will pay good price. Manchester ford. Oonn.: Edward J, Keleher. SI said estate to this Court for allow­ USED OILVER "70'' tractor with offire. In said Mam’hester, be and Place your order To The Taxpayer ment. Slaughter House. Tel. 2-0294. Julius St., Hartfi.rd, C<*nu.: Caroline the same Is assigned for a hearing ance, It Is mounted plow. Used sprayers and Kf'Ii'her. Cuardian an accounts with said estates and February A. I)., 1943. at 9 o'clock at once. West Hartford. Conn.: Jerome I iw. t.) forenoon, at the Probate Foster street, near Cen­ Tractor Company, Willimantic. this Court directs the Executor to The undersigned, members of ter, 6-Room Single. Fur­ Keleher. care of Oeorge Byrne, 5 give public notice to all persons In- office, in said Manchester, be and Protect yonr house aasinst the Board of Tax Review, will PROTECT Park Place, New York City: Ro!»ert tere.stcd therein to appear and be the same Is assigned for a hearing fire with Asbestos Sheets nace heat. I.arge lot. Ex­ W. KelehiT. Hendrie A\».. RUersIde heard thereon by publishing a copy on the allowance of said adminis­ meet at the Town Clerk's Office, WITH INSURANCE Ci»nn : James Kelelur. »il Brown of this order In some newspaper tration account with said estate and South Coventry on the following cellent location. Wanted—To Buy 58 St., Hartford. Conn. ascertainment of heirs and this to pot behind your stove to See having circulation in said District, keep the wall from cetting dates: Feb. 1st, 8th and 15th. 1943 WILLIA.M S. HYDE five days before said day of hearing Court directs the Administrator to Also several new. central- , Judge. and return make to this Court, and give pulilic fiotice to all persons overheated. 42” x 48” . for the purpose of hearing appeals McKINNEV BROTHERS WANTED— IMMEDIATELY, a H -i-2r.-n. hy fmtlling in a registered letter, interested therein to appear and of any and all persons aggrieved ly located, thoroughly mod- | j 505 51aln St., Mam-henter, Conn. used studio couch. Call 3408. on or before January 2,*i. 1942, heard thereon by publishing a at the ASSESSMENT of their Telephone 6060 or 7482 pv of this order to Tlllie Jones. copy of this order in some news­ OeoM down and see tke old ern 4-Room Singles with 2 paper having a circulation In said PROPERTY as compiled by the 1 17 Midland .\ve.. Syracuse. N. Y gm t and ko will try to kolp yon unfinished rooms on second j Mrs. TMiilip Baumgartner. 22 Bus District, five days before said day T: wltk yonr kenttng problems. Board of Assessors, and to revise Rooms Without Board 59 ,H#*ll Road. Norwich. Conn.: Mary of hearing and return make to this and correct the Tax lists for the floor. F. H. A. financed. Basic Dress .Nielsen. 4420 Hooker St,. Denver. Court. HOLD EVERYTHING year, as required by law. OR RENT—LARGE room, suit­ Colorado. WILLIAM 8. HTDE Apply Town WILUAM HYDE Judge. Board meets on the above dates able for one or two people. 59 J udge. H-1-22-42. JONES from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Park street or Tet. 8095. H-1 .22. 12. rDRNITURE AND HEATINO Signed: John E. Wright, Aclverlisenieiit Chairman. Edward J. Holl FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD n Onk SL TH. 8254 or 7247 near bath for one or two persons, AT A COURT OF PROBATE HKLD at .Manchester, within and for the Opw Every Evening James W. Green, 1009 Main St. Manchester 4i .Manchester, within and for the Mstrict of Manchester, on the S3d Fred Warren. BOARD OF TAX REVIEW centrally located. Tel. 6120. district of Manchester, on the 23d dav of January A. D.. 1943. Never Too Late BY ROY CRANB dav of January. A. D., 1943. Present WIIaLIAM «. HYDE. Esq- WASH TUBS FOR RENT- -SINGLE ROOM for Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq. Judge. Notice gentleman, near bus line. Tele- .I.udge. Estate of Charles Obuchowsky of DH, IP^N 'T KNOwT ^SOME AMERICAN OFFtCBR; SORRy. 1 HAVE AN In the matter of Victor Caterson, Manchester, In said District. Incom­ phone 3563. irmerly of Manchester in said dis­ petent. SfVffRAL NIBMTS IT 5EEHS HE'D KNOVftl HIR. AF0106V TO MAKE Manchester trict, incompetent. The Conservator having exhibit­ OVER IN PERSIA,OR SONE PLACE. ID A c e r t a i n The Board of Tax Review ot FOR RENT—FRONT bedroom, Upon application of said Victor ed his annual account wMth said es­ A60.lTHINX.THEy Evening Heradd the Town of Manchester. Conn., first floor, near bath, continuous i'aterson praying that he he restor­ tate to this Court for allowance, It KEPTITA5BCBET AS SOON Aft HI TOOK HIS PATE 6ENTLEMAN will be in .scjision qt the Municipal hot water. 3 minute walk from ed u> his own capacity as per appli­ la UNTIL THEY C4U4HT HOME, HE MENT BAC<...l$AV{ Qaasified Advertisements Guards and Building the following days dur­ cation on file. It is ORDERED:—That the 8th day of post office. Phone 8217 or call 48 ORDERED:—That the foregoing February. A. D.. 1943, at 9 o’clock HER ACCOMPLICE WHAT'5 THE HURfty. PiNNyf Count six Bverago words to a line. ing the month of February, 1943; Initials, numbers and abbrsvlatlons Summit street. application be heard and determin undB must be under SO years of age, at least 5 feet, Tueaday, Feb. 9—8:80 P. M. to HELP t o o n E r v i l l e f o l k s BY FONTAINE FOX can be made on six time sda srrpped 5 P. M. after the fifth day. No “till torblds": display lines not 8 inches tall and in good physical condition. W'edneaday, Feb. 10—8:80 P.' M. sold. to 8 P. M. WANTED Gifts for the Baby We l l ! Well! I t sez h e r e t h a t ...... The Herald will not be responsible Thuraday, Feb. 11— 8:80 P. M. ALLEY OOP Taking No Chances BY V. T. HAMLIN tor more than one Incorrect Inser­ to 5 P. M. tion of any advertisement ordered FIREMEN must be under 40 years of age, for mors than ona time. Friday. Feb. 12—6:80 P. M. to The Inadvertent omission of In- at least 5 feet, 6 inches tall and in good physi> 8 P. M. War Work WHILE ALLEY OOP COWTIKJUES ^VES,MbUB HIGH- T s u e s s t h SSI >«y STARS UMPA' eorrset publication oT Advertising Saturday. Feb. 18—3:80 P. M. ^ti^^ELARCH FORTHC MiSSIMfl NBSft,THB TRAMS* TH ' FIR ST 7HIW6 TIEPLB/WVCTARE will be rectified only by cancellation cal health and willing to learn industrial fire PORMACnOM IS ------V^TD C O * NOU DOIMO WITH of tbs charge mads for the service to 5 P. M. Women, for'^typing rsndsred. fighting. All persons claiming to be ag­ OOOL^ASGOOD c o m p l e t e _ m o w THACr C L l ^ T AP advertisements must conform grieved by the doings of the As­ clerical work and as Aft HSR PROMISE TO SHOW HIS E S S E P A S In style, copy and typography with sessors of the Town of Manches­ HAS OUTFITTED^ M A JE g rrV H 16 'KXJ ARE.. regulations enforced by the publlsh- power sewing machine srs and they reserve the right to ALL QUALIFIED APPLICANTS ter, Conn., and those .requiring C90BEMUMRA STRKAMUMED adit, revise or reject any copy con­ offsets must appear find file their operators. IW TWEMTIETH WIPE/ sidered objectionable. compifiint fit one of these meet­ CEKITURy CLOSI.VG UOUKS—Classified ads will be interviewed personally and must nn* to be published same day lUst be ings or fit some adjoumed meet­ FIW ERy recelved/by dergo a complete physical examination along ing of Mid Board of Tax Review. Men— days lO'.JO. The time of appe^ is limited by with a strict character investigation. law to twenty days from and aft­ Experienced firemen er the first day 04 February, 1943. and machinists. Persons Working In War Guatave Schrelber, J292 « Cbalritian. 1*442 ....They'v e RAiSEP the n o r m a h p ie — .. Everett T. McKinney, , Secretary. CHENEY Industries Need Not Apply John I. Olson. Board of Tax Review, Manches­ BROTHERS Thia b u ic dress, slinple but ex­ a p p l y UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ter, Conn. Employment Bureau ceedingly smart, will be the back­ bone of many a wardrobe this sea­ ih 414 Capitol Avenue Hartford Hartford Road son. It is a flattering fashion all Read Herald Advs. the way from the V-neckline down to the nicely cut, slightly flared skirt. Its uses are legion and it FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Worried BY MERRILL BL088ER can look like a different dress al­ Just What Does Sht Mean? BY FRED HARMAN most every time it is worn juat by the addition of different accas- •> AND. SAM,HB DIDNT sories— say, for instance a con­ 1 GCffTA DO IT, 0 «A y,M O M / -_-D0, Bin HAVE TO ^ TPOUBLC I G onx GIVE LARO MIS MRS. ALTBR WOULD g r u m b l e o r g r o a n a LEAtyurV RED RXDERf POLKS. trasting collar. PIR9T INITIATION LIKE you TO PCK UP AMD WHAT& s?r/ H\y\ PLEI4TV B U M D . , ‘ EXES, ASWfiNMgNT— BUT THE MER COUSIN'S TRUNK MORE I GOTTA TO w o r k / Pattern No. 8292 is in sizes 36, f l5 AND SAV. SNT .FROM B€E St»QgS-V 38, 40. 42, 44. 46. 48, 50 and 52. MNB ft Busy / A T THE DEPOT* SON / Size 38 tsikes 4 1-8 yards 36-lnch SAUVA6 E WORKERS' PAY f 1 material. yard for contrast- log collar. 5350 1? For this attractive pattern send •'V ^ W 15 cents, plus 1 cent for postage, By Mrs. Anne Cnbot tern No. 5350) send 10 cents In in coins, with your name, address, The babies stand high with the Coin, Your Name and Address and pattern number and size to The the Pattern Number to Anne Cabot Manchester Evening Herald to- War Production Board—plenty of The Manchester Evening Herald, ' day's Pattern Service, 106 7th wool yama and wool materiala are lOfl Seventh avenue, New York Avenue, New York, N. Y. allotted for the tiny dears! The Cty. Enclose 1 cent postage for You'll appreciate the extra help charming set—bonnet and aacque each pattern oidered. you can ftad and an the new pat­ —: Boade o f ajrou t o r 35c ptua Ic for poataga. atructlons for ths Baby Bat (F a t-1 kan4 for ynur on ab FHoa IB ■ \:r- 9 9 r jfilmirbrBtrr Eti^ttfns Hrralb MONDAY, JANUARY S6.194S Keep Step in me ^*Mdrch of Dimes

Memorial Temple, Pythian Sia- tions g« towards tbs purchase at -tam, will hold iU regular meeting Nearly All Homes Dimes Drive YMCA Schedule I Cheneys Get War Bonds In the name of the em­ Assraga Daily Circulation The Weather tu t T o w n tomorrow evening at eight o’clock ployee. ghraeaat si D. & Wsathsr Borsaa in Odd Fellowa hall. A aoclal Ume Have Been Sold This Is the Ant sward of a Par tha Maath at Oaeaashar. U 6I Tomorrow “Minute Man" flag to a local Arm. Anderson will follow the btiaineaa aeeaion, Gets Results 3:30-4:30 Grade achool basket­ More Honors OccasInasI light rala along eooth 1 ^ 4Mightir, Orao* CkailotU, and refreehmenta will be aerved by The new flag will fly alongelde the ball league. Army-Navy ‘X ’’ at Cheney Broth­ 7,858 shore will and this evening; colder vMt«r ,ilm . P. W. Schipper of Princeton pital. Camp Edwards, Cape Cod. Date Yet to Be Set. Dangerous Turn and From Lake (Jiad Area. service Mr. Glacomlnl was em­ Wednesday evening and full de­ Phone 3384 All New Shades. P F ing Congress to enact a “pay claim State of Siege hvgtraet will talk informally on "The ployed as a weaver In the Hocka- Massachusetts. tails will be released. Read Herald Advs. 7 9 c Conflict Demands Rad­ ; Onatoma of Holland." as you go” tax law. The meas­ num Mills ia Rockville. Washington, Jan. 26— (flO—If As Residents Fortify London, Jan. 26.— (A^)— ure was introduced jointly ical Change in Life. An atudenta and gmduatea of your supply of canned goods does Homes in Port Area. ressing relentlessly west­ Manchester Lodge of Masona under suspension of the rules : the Home Nuraing groupa in Man- not exceed ten cans for each mem­ Thciw wrecked German transport planes, with some of their freight scattered about near Stalin- ward from Tripoli in pursuit cheater ara Invited to attend the will hold its reguUr communica­ by Senators John L. Sullivan Stockholm, Jan. 26—(fP)—The tion in the Temple tomorrow ber of your family you probably p^rad, bear testimony to the determination of Rus ilan defenders o f the city who finally thrust back London, Jan. 26. — . Damask Cloths Cannon Pastel Colored that anyone disobeying an order Tea 4to tt wttti thaaa taela. Cottage Homes Inc., to Elbert MANCMSSTSa CONM- to doing elsewhere. Rostov and deeper into the (Continaed on Page Three) mile drive over the desert from ' A. Leach and Ethel A. Harrow lot Harlboro Sovereign Quality. Slight oil spots or soiled Under his proposal, Sullivan (Continued on Page Eight) Opposition in Senate Places Blame for Ex­ or attempting to shoot w-ould to the Lake Chad region of Equa^ FIREPLACE COAL 79 In the W oodridp stract no cuts, holes or tears. Permanent finish — launders said, if a man resides In Hartford Ukraine today, spurred at Sentenced to death. torial Africa. Reported; Doubt Is pansion of Encroach­ A Reuters dispatch from Zurich Cottage Homes Inc., to Helen G. beautifully. but works In New Britain, he once by the praise of Premier Bad weather restricted activity Thompson, lot 77 on the corner of BLANKETS could obtain an occupational de­ Joseph Stalin and his rally­ ment Upon Domain. said the Germans had brought up on the Timislan front, ooth on the BEAMAN C^st on Outcome Now, artillery to shell revolting French­ 3,000 Killed ground and In the air. The allied TThltney and Salem Road in the ferment only from the New Brit­ Orders Probe ing, cry that the invading Woodridge tract ain draft board rather than from men Into submission If necessary headquarters .oommunique report­ FUEL & SUPPLY CO. 6 4 " X 9 0 " If First Quality Baltimore, Jan. 26—(ff)— The and that house-to-house fighting Coal Oa. Josephine Fabiano to Eleanor E. his home board in Hartford. Washington, Jan. 26—(fi>)— Germans be thrown entirely During Final ed briefly that "our forces con. Coal C a Labell of East Hartford, property $4.98. Sale Price The second SulUvan resolution Signs multiplied today of increas­ out of Soviet Russia. For the first Council of State Governments to­ was In progress. tinued to opeiate towai'd the north $5-50 Loafers Hurt time in the Russians' offensive day prepared to apeak Its piece German occupation authorities in the Ousaeltia valley," Indicat­ on Autunm street waa referred to the committee on ing Democratic opposition in the had ordered evacuation and razing federal relations. they hinted at Soviet activity on manpower and defense and ing that the Allies were nudntate- Final Close-out Senate to President Roo.sevelt’s of the district, apparently as a ing pressure In thia region where Beautiful warm blankets — made by Cannon — in The two measures were offered close to Rostov, although the mid­ Allied Action 72" X 9 0 " If First Quality War Efforts appointment of Edward J. Flynn heard Gov. J. M. Broughton of defense measure against possible .white, peach, green, dusty rose and pink. Slight oil as the General Assembly, taking day communique as reported here . — ■ ■— minister to Australia and his by the Soviet radio monitor did Nbrth Carolina blame the states | Allied Invasion from North Africa, (Contlaned on Page Twe) $5.50 Sale Price spots — no cuts or tears or Roles. advantage of its first opportunity themselves for “ much of the al- ' The Germans have been fortifying — Of— to catch Its breath, devoted most personal ambassador to the South­ not say how near Rostov the Many Coolies Are Taken House. Naval Committee west Pacific. units were working. most terrifying expansion of Fed- i the coast in the Marseille area of Its initial session of tbe week eral encroachment upop the o rig -; .since completing the occupation of Just Unpacked! 64" X 108" If First Quality to routing approximately 700 bills With the Senate's 38 Republi­ Recapture Cattle and Sheep Prisoner in Sanananda to various committees. To Investigate Accusa­ cans expected to vote nearly sol­ inal domain of the states." ! France., The group cited In the commu­ The council’s manpower and! German dispatches reporting Sector; Flying Fort- $5.98 Sale Price The bills were those introduced tion Made by Jef­ idly against confirmation of the nique was a guerrilla detachment, the arrest of 40,000 persons said Flashes ! Extra Special! last Friday before tbe Legisla- former Democratic national chair­ defense programs, expected to and it w’aa credited with operat­ embrace the state governmental the move was "absolutely neces­ resses Bomb Harbor. (tAte Balletins of the ((F) WIra) tiire clamp the ltd down on tbe fers About Officers. man for the diplomatic post, grow­ ing In the Rostov area and vriplng sary because there were among ing Indications of Democratic de­ group's most Important recom­ >1 Introduction of new business. out ‘about 200 of tbe enemy. Not them many criminals whose activ­ Somewhere In New Guinea, Jan. Napkins, Reg. $5.50 Doz. Tailored Dresses As tbe clerks droned through fections cast doubt on the out­ mendations, were scheduled for Urgee Exempting Schnols Washington, J.-n. 26—(iC)—In­ only did they destroy guns, trucks ities were against the security and Iron Good Quality Dish Cloths tha tlUea of tbe mountain o f bills, come. presentation Just before the coun­ 26— Approximately 3,000 Japanese Providence, R. L, Jan. 26.—OH... vestigation Into charges by Rubber and carts and capture rifies and interest of the state." Sale Price the Committee on Roads, Rivera A dozen or so “No" votes from cil adjourned iU three-day sixth soldiers were killed- In the final Dr. Janies F. Rockett, director oS Dozen By Will Known Manufacturers Administrator William Jeffers ammunition, the recorded war annual general assembly late to­ Being Sent to FVeJns and Bridges prepared for its first the Democratic side might swing Thousands of persons, it was Allied assaults which cleaned the the State Department of Edan* ' bulletin said,.but they also recap­ day. public bearing, slated for 2 p. m. that "Army and Navy loafers" the verdict against Flsmn, depend­ said, were being sent to Frejus, a enemy out of the Sanananda sec­ tlon, today appealed to WaaMag- ing on the number of senators vot­ tured from the Germans 1,200 Failed to Meet Challenge 6 for 44c on a measure proposing that tbe were Interfering with war produc­ head of cattle and 3,500 sheep said town 75 miles east of Marseille. ton to exempt nchools fraoi tlw tor and victoriously concluded old New London to Groton bridge tion waa o rd ei^ today by the ing when the showdown comes, “Those of us who believe In the drastic non-residentlal cot In eR Fireplace Grates An exceptional dish cloth for a low price. . probably next week. Several more to have been taken off collective fundamental principles of state’s the papuan campaign, an Allied House Naval committee. ration* ordered by OPA. In telo- Extra Special! over tbe Thames river to kept In farms. A broadcast by the German- spokesman estimated tonight. operation as a free bridge. The action waa taken at the re­ than that number of Democrats rights and local self-government.” grams to Dr. John W. Stndebnlw, The Russians also reported fur­ fJovernor Broughton said, "may controlled Lyon radio to the Tliay're wan constnieted of very •Rayon Crepe • Unless auch legislation Is en­ quest of Chairman Vinson (D., were non-committal In their atti­ French public, reported to the Of­ Many coolies were taken prison­ U. S. commissioner of education heavy sheet iron and the grate part tude, a cloakroom survey showed. ther gains with the capture of well concede frankly that much er In this area, including several Startex Carnival Stripe acted, the old bridge must to torn Oa.) after he read to the commit­ towns and villages on the southern fice of War Information, was quo­ and Senator Theodore Franclii la made o f bars. All are welded down this year after the new tee a newspaper story of Jeffers' Will Ballot Tomorrow of the almost terrifying expansion hundred natives of Rabaul, . New Green of Rhode Island, he waraei together to make a sturdy job. The Foreign Relations commit­ front, on the southwestern front. of Federal encromdiment upon ted as follows: Colored Border Wash Cloths Parf Linen span la opened to traffic. remarks before the Council of In the Voronezh area, and on the •The Mar.*ieille population, by Britain. •> that the alternative will he the A s foor lega are high enough to Rep. Otto W. Grossman (R) of State Governors at Baltimore yes­ tee will ballot on the nomination the original domain of the states A small Japanese ship probably closing of ISO ol*-barnlng public, carry the grate over your andirons ■ *Spun Rayon north Caucasian battle line, but has come about because state gov­ carrying munitions exploded with terday. they were not immediately Identi­ f (Continued on Page Two) private and parochial schnols in wttbout removing them. (Osattnued on Page Two) "This is a serious accusation, (Continued on Page Three) ernments failed to meet the chaL towering flames that lighted the Rhode Inland, some of them Imme­ fied. lenge of the new day. entire Rabaul harbor area last 6 f®'" 4 9 c and we should have an Inquiry to The premier’s praise was con­ diately and all of them iiltImaMjr, Dish Towels give Mr. Jeffers an opportunity "Inadequate educational oppor­ night as Flying Fortresses unload­ tained In an order of the day broad­ Good quality face cloths In white with colored bordera. •Wool Jersey to prove the correctnesa of his tunities, archaic labor laws and ed more than 15 tons of bombs on Stalin Fully informed cast by the Moscow radio and re­ Return Death airdromes and shipping in the har­ statement We should also hear So Scuffling ported here by the Soviet moni­ regulations, unrelieved hardships London, Jan. 26.—((P)—A repM$ Juiy Will Hear and thequltles suffered by the from Army and Navy officials,” tor. bor. that Joseph Mtalin nas fully • in­ Tbe JW HAU COM Vinson said. working people," he continued, Gaping Hole Left In Side Lauds Red Army Car to Scene formed on recent Allied ronsalto- MAMCHISTtR CONW* Extra Special! 0 for $ X>00 •Cavalry Twill Another investigation. Into a Aboard Yacht led them' "all too frequently to A medlrm-slzed vessel at the tlons, implying that he did not ah>, Norwalk Cases ]>ublished report that Marines had In It he cited the Red Army for look for relief to the Federal gov­ driving 245 miles in two months of wharf was bombed, a direct hit tend them, appeared today In tbs { x> unload a ship at Guadalcanal Is­ ernment.” leaving a gaping hole in .he ship's 4 2 " X 3 6 " Fine Quality Absorbent and durable towels the Russian winter offensive and l.ondnn press, which anHrlpated an land In the Solomons because un­ Vlore Defense Witnesses He added that it was "unfortu- j PagPR o f Testim ony Tak- side. ■’ official announcement about thn that will wear for years. Multi­ Seven Accused l^nter ion seamen refused to work on capturing more' than 200,000 pris­ nately tnje that there Is a large color stripes. •Gabardine oners while rolling the Germans from ^ PaHseiigers, A third ship at the wharf was talks within the next 24 hoars. Sunday, began tr take form with Call^.^-to Testify in and growing group of theorists en attacked, but results were not ob­ Prrsumah’y because of censort r^- Not Guilty Pleas; Feb. appointment of a five-man House back from 'the Volga and down who believe that our national from the Don. Employes " on Train. served. Ktrictinns on premature disclnaora 16 Set for Trial. Naval Subcommittee of Inquiry., Flynn Trial Today, government should take all con­ Other bombers gave Lae, New of the stralj(*g>' negotiations, aO Percale Pillow Cases Small Quanity! While They Last! A bill to continue the adminlS' Premier Stalin signed the order The Famous trol and authority-----’’ morning newspapers which men­ One and two piece styles. Colon include as ’the supreme commander." He Albany, Ore., Jan. 26 -4 to 49 1>4 and 38 1>2 Vote to Stay where yesterday an Army cor­ asserting that the national debt fall, will to tried before Judge Er­ toiy over the German fascist In­ tery of lower 13. the sleeping car _ _ _ _ I Winnipeg, Man.. Jan. 26.—(PV-», Seconds of Lady Pepperell Muslin poral, a drugstore waitress, a would deter any Federal embarka­ slaying of a Naval officer's young V l / • i l l ’ 1 temperatures eased a Ut- nest A. IngUs and a Superior sandwich stand “ carhop” and oth­ vaders and their alllea, Rumanians, I to 48 1-2. court Jury Feb. 16. Italians, and Hungarians.... tions "upon new and costly experi­ bride. ” 1. a X d ” s.JFaa* thraugh€>ut western Canadn to­ 100% Curled White Goose Feather Slight oil spots, uneven Jiemd and misweaves. No Arraigned in Sqpreme court to­ On Walkout ers testified: 'I declare my appreciation to the ments In governmental service. Mrs. Martha Virginia Brinson day but continued to cause acuto ' SHEETS That no disturbance, scuffling . . . The national debt will lay a holes, outs or tears. day, about an hour after they bad command and to the gallant troop* James. 21, daughter of a promi­ furi shortages at many pointa. In or yells were heard on Flynn’s restraining band, I think, on the aurrendcred at the office of State’s nent Norfolk, Va., family, was Cease Work Following Manitoba. sn