V TUESDAY, FEBRUARY », 194^ Avamga Daily Circulation ltd V . a ijBma* iHanrti^irt^r lEognittfl ljgraU> For the Ifoalh of Jaaaary, 18M 9,030 Civic Music alght; The Women’s Missionary So LECLERC lAiral SingPM Sc«»re in Operatic Roles Early History Member ef the Audit ciety wW meet ’Thursday after rtINBRAL HOMB Bareaa ad Otroolatleoa ^ ^ u tT o w n noon at 2:30 at the Emanuel Luth Group Elects Manchetter— A City of Village Charm eran church. Devotions will be led O f Town Told 23 Malfi StrMt by Mra. Herman Johnson. Mrs. O. (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICI THREE CENTS Phone 5261 MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1946 rtrato I M r •Albert Pearaon will be in charge Harold Turkinglon Is (ClaaeMed Advertlatag aa Page. 14) . wUl h»M »U monthly of the program, the theme of Pines (’.ivic Association YOL.LXV..NO. 108 tonifht at T:S0 at the which is "Together Under the ChoseiL as President; Hear Talk by Local Mamorlal boapttal. Southern Cross." Mra. Eric Ander Other Oflicers ^elected AUCE OOntAM son will sing a solo and the host- Historian (Kfiowa At (Joeea Alta^ Picket Tossed for Loss Freieeelonal Woman'# Oub eaaes will be Mrs. Ernest Kjellaon. Seventh Danghtet of a Seventh Sen Federal Policy thia avanlng at eight chairman; Mra. Selma Olson. Mrs. The annual meeting of the Man Mathias Spless. in his talk be B«ni With a Veil British Turn Down ^^doek In O n U r Church Homc. John A. Olson and Mra. John I. chester Civic Mualo Aaaociation Rendlngf Onll.?. Inrlndlng f _____ i fore the Pines Civic Association antartatament will be./u™****** Olson. was held laat evening at the • A. M te t P M. Ot Bv A p p ^ t- by pupUa oC the WblU Sttniio. last night St the Holt home, Adams ment. In the Secvlee «l the Peo Y.M.C.A. James Blair, president, The Mancheater Ski utreet, combined his remarks on ple for SO Vaors. Proposal to Solve Oiford Pariah CSiapter, meet tomorrow night at the Y. M Indian lore with settlement of the resigned his post and Harold Turk- hpntm iAi MEimihi Pay and Prices to n o f the American RevoluMon, C. A. on North Main street, the western part of Manchester, where Ington was elected to succeed him. l i t Chnrch Street., Hartford. Coaa. luniors seven o’clock find tne wlU hold Ita Fybnia^ .IJ't'Hh? the first white settlement was Named aa vice presidents were; PhoB# S-2024 •nuraday afternoon at 2:80 in the S o m w h o u r later. At the latter made in the days of the Indians. meeting movies will be shown and Robert Ruaaell, Elmore Watklna, Dispute on Greece fbderaUon room of Center The part of town which is now- Dr. Eugene Davis, Fred Werner, iMMiae. The epeaker will be C. plans wlU be discussed for a cross occupied by the Pine Acres sub country ski meet in the Leon Fallot, Mrs. Saul Silveratein Expected Soon Elmore Watklna. whoae topic will division, comprises part of the first ture. All members are asked to and James Blair. FULLER BRUSH be "The Life of Lincoln.’ land purchased of what Is now be present Mathias Spleas Mrs. Phillip Nelson waa re Cabinet AalhoriM. A p O e o l Manchester. The speaker referred elected secretary and Mra. Harold DEALER The MoUiera arcle of St. Anne to the purchase from the Indian Alvord aa asaistant secretary. Har t . T i-w #nr Far- m Mr Union and Management The WUllng Workers of the X Chieftains 26 years before the in . to Try for Fur will meet tomorrow evening at ine South Methodist church will hold line to the South Windsor line, I old Alvord waa chosen again as ^wn of East Hartford was set up PHILIP B. ALI.EN ther Compromise on Look to Washington honie of Mra. Patrick Peak. 59 their monthly meeUng but which la now known as Kae-j 1 treasurer. New members of the F or Europe ^Death March ’ Order as a separate towmship. ney street, Bridge street, McKee board will be announced at a 51 Goodwin St. Tel. 2-1284 Park atreet afternoon at 2:80 at the ^ Miss June Teomane Mr. Spless recalled his first visit Crisis; Way Left Open For Change Designed Emily Steplieasoa Yerbury street. Adams street and Buck- later date by the nominating com social Ume with refreshments will to Manchester, riding out in a team Mancheater Orange at Ita meet follow the business session. land road. mittee, which la headed by Mra. For Pending Formula Loom s Now To Bring Home Meas Attracted by the fact that two from Blast Hartford and was then Part of Indlaa Tralla Robert Ruaaell. Admitted byHomma ing tomorrow evening in the Ma- able to name all of the residents nonlc Temple will hold a drawing Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. AltM prominent local singers were tak -The old town roads, he amid, The Association la at present I f It Is Modified ure o f R elief to In* are now occupying their recently of the section from the top of Mc were part of Indian ttmils and he on the handaome cut-work table Manchester ing leading roles, a number of Lean Hill, near the East Hartford planning a membership drive for dustrial Strife; Settle acquired property, the Samuel Al- outlined the part the early Indian MANCHESTER Truman Expected to Re cloth, made and donated to the Mancheater people last night at- town line to the Center, early May. Mrs, Fred Moore will London, Feb. 6.— Japanese General Also vord farm at Bolton ^"ten Dr. trail (Middle ’Turnpike) had In serve as organisation chairman. Scovill Plant ment Hinges on Ex Home Economica "J Date Book I tended the first of three presenta- Hla First Trip To Town British cabinet was reliably quest Americans to Ifm . Nellie Oage. Mfa. Carl Hild- Alton continues hla office at the early days of Mancheater. Co-chairman for the -opening din A U T O BODY Admits Moral Respon East Center street, and the u p^r ! tloni of two operas, "Beauty and On his first trip to town, he He described the Indiana that ner will be Mra. Robert Ruaaell 50 Oak Street reported today to have reject Cut Down on Use of pected Announcement Ing, chairman of the commlttw Tonight said, he found a soldier’s monu sibility for Anything urges all members to turn In tne flat, vacated by the Altons, M » * - , . ‘ the Beast." by Glannlnl. and lived in this aectlon m peaceful and Mra. Charles House. Edgar Telephone 3979 ed in its present form a pr(H Crews Enter been rented by Mr. and Mrs J ^ n Meeting. Board ofo< Selectmen. q ,,*, to the Ball,” by ment and the Center church and and he spoke of the quantity of Wheat and Products rstubs tomorrow evening. after inquiring was told that the Clarke will serve aa chairman of Aoto Body and posal for ending the United Under His Command By The Associated Press La Belle, and they have already Municipal building at 8. Menottl. Both were produced In Indian relics which he had found the prospect committee. Taroday, Feb. 12 j English by the Hartt Opera Guild village'Of South Manchester was In his years in Mancheater, which Fender Repalrinf Nations crisis over Greece Union and management in Ibe Past Matrons Association moved In. Mrs. L* Belle was the The final concert for this sea Washington, Feb. 8 — (JS) — A Strike Ranks former Miss Claire L. Stephens Meeting. Manchester Division and will be repeated tonight and farther south on Main street. He have been turned over to the Aoto Paintint and to have authorized For Manila,, Feb. 6.—(/P)— volved in current labor dis o f Temple Chapter, O.E.8., will ■poke of huge timbers which were son will be held on February 25, presidential appeal to Americans* of Green Hill atreet. Simrtsmen’a AaaoclSUon. Legion tomorrow "Jght In the m»Jn audl- tovm as an Indian museum. when Winifred Heidt will be pre SimnnizlnR eign Secretary Ernest Bevin i Lieut. Gen. Masaharu Hom- putes involving nearly a mfl- hold Its monthly meeting Tlmrs- Hnme torium on Broad street, Hartford. cut on land now occupied by Pine Previous to Mr. Spleaa' talk, to eat a little less cake so that day evening at the home of Mrs. sented. to try for a further compro ma admitted under cross-ex L«ave Jobs and Estab lion ahd a half workers look A daughter was born yesterday ______IS Miss June Yeomans, young col Acres Terrace tract. The logs, he the association voted to arrange ft in y Straw, 25 Brookfleld stheet. said, were cut and floated down the mise. millions in Europe would have Pickets at the Oonvair plant In San Diego, Calif., fail to prevent »uto from drirtng ed to Washington today for at the Hartford hospital to Mr. Wedaeaday. Feb. a~.v ’ oratura soprano, came fully up to for card parties at the homes of amination at his war crimes Mrs. William Larson will be c<^ Hockanum river to the Connecticut enough bread to keep them from picket line, although one of the strikers, I. R. Garner, is tossed into air atlejnpUng to halt it. The lish Picket Lines Im and Mrs. Edward W. Kosky of 49 "Arsenic .and Old Lace." -Sock expectations in the role . of------“Beau varioua members on Thursday, PomlblHty of Now Talka trial today that he issued the a new government wage- - boat*— Members unable to attend and Buskin annual play in High river and were used In shipbuild starving waa pndicted In some M r was reportedly driven by 1. M. Laddon, vice president of Convair.—NEA telqphoto.______Hyde street. ty.” In the well-loved story of the Feb. 14, to raise funds for the Tho cablnet'a reporteS decision order for the Bataan march mediately After Mid price policy designed to ^ring are requested to notify Mrs. Straw School hall. middle ages, she desires her father, ing at Portland and Deep River, Mrs. Delia Sullivan tndicatod tho posalblUty od new- government and trade quarten welfare fund of the aaaociation. today. of 70,000 American prlsohers some measure of relief to the or Mrs. Larson. Welcome Home dinner, honor- a merchant to bring her only a thia being the first Industry of the Order talka among the five major power night ; Offer Refused The Ladlea' Aid Society of Zion Coffee and- sandwiches were 8PBNOEB tiORSmKR President Truman and hla cab nation's industrial strife. Lutheran church will meet tomor Ing men and women of the South rote from his trsvels. while her town. served following the meeting. A ft members of tho UNO Security WarMiuister of war and added: ‘T am Methodist church who have ae^ea two sisters demand jewels and He spoke of the many Indian council on the BrlUah-RuaalBn inet explored Europe’s bnad needs Safford Knew Naval . morally responsible for any Waterbury, Feb. 6. — (41 — A Might Settle Major Strikes row evening at ^ :80. villages and camps once located er the talk by Mr. Spiesa there 5 Broad yesterday and weighed the ability In the armed forces. Hansel H. gowns. Her father searches far was a question period and he de FUEL O IL dispute and left the wray open for thing that happened tinder my Settlement of the major striksA in the western section of town, Street of thia country to tide over that strike of 4,500 employes of the Center church Oo-Weds are re Tower, chief of chaplains, Phila and wide but can find a rose no scribed in an interesting manner the pending compromlae formula command." including tbs 17-day-old walkout g o t a h o u s e delphia Naval Base, speaker. particularly in the Hillstown sec From One ef Maacbeater*a OM- war-ravished continent until next Ordered Held Scovill Manufacturing Company, minded of the social this evening, where except in the garden of the the history of "The City of Vil to be approved provided It could 17,088 Died oa March of 750,000 steelworkars, hinged on tion and on the Olcott property on Call 2-0900 eet Dealers for BoMable Service. Bummer's harvest. Regulations Broken inatead of Friday evening, their Starts at 6:30 p. m. beast’s castle. Beauty finally falls lage Charm." be modified to a manner accept Seventeen thousand Americans following by 48 hours the walk the expected announcement from West Center street for Expected to lasna Statement T O SELL? usual meeting night. Captain Her Thursday, Feh. 14 in love with the beast; the evil able to Bevin. and FlUplnos died on that march. out of 12,000 at the American the White House on the wage The first mill Industry was a RANGE OIL No comment came from the man Bchendel will cnUrUln with Annual Ladles’ Night, Banquet spell condemning him to wear the Appoint* The formula, worked out at a To Face Trial Braas Company- and the Chase price policy revision. Officials who W e luiTC cUenU with saf> face of a beast Is broken and they cooper’a shop located near the Meterea Sendee! White House or cabinet members, Homma made the admission in an exhibition by hla trained dogs. and entertainment. Army and five-power meeting laat night, calla to Launch Drive | replying to a aeriea of questions by were not quotable by name aald lleieiit cash looklnf for all "live happily ever after.” intersection of Olcott street and ment A t but an official close to Secretary Hallissey Says Brass and Oipper Company, halt A social time with refreshments Navy club. for: . , ______Lieut. Col. Frank Meek, Cialdwell, that the govemment’a poelUon on types of honies. Singtes, will be In charge of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine card parties. Pines Bernard Campagna. local tenor West Center street and the speak FENDER AND Yoar Home The W. G. Glenney Co. 1 —Pigeonholing Ruaala'e charges of Agriculture Anderson said Shimomura in Com- Gear Kimniel of ed production today In the huge steel price increases would be dla- was the gardener. Both Miss Yeo er also pointed out \hat In the privately that the chief executive Ida., chief of the prosecution staff. doables, flats, farms, sobor- Graham Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Civic Association. PHONV 414S that British troops In Greece men "You knew you had 70,000 pris Naugatuck valley braaa industry. cloeed either simultaneously with mans and Mr. Campagna are solo west part of the town, along Hop BODY W ORK or Mine. waa expected to issue a statement mand of ' Japs’ 13th Blame Because Heat ban and bnalnesa properties James McCaw. Friday, Feb. 15 ace world peace. ^ Kiviiey Battle oners of w|ir at the fall of The Scovill workers left their the policy statement or immedi Repeat performance. "Arsenic ists in the .South Methodist church Brook, there were five paper mills SOLIMENE A FLAGG 8__^laauance of a statement by calling on Americans to use less First Felt Bitter jobe and established picket lines ately afterwards. nrpently needed. choir. The scenery and the cos between West Center street, Army at Time 3 Doo Batoan?” Meek asked. James Sheehan who recently and Old Lace." High school hi^l. Security Council Prealdent Norman wheat and wheat piquets. immediately after midnight, fol All details of the wage-price tumes under Director Friedrich Hartford road and Bridge street. INC. This country has ' insufficient “ Yes," replied Homma. Our acthre, efficient listed for three j " the U. Valentine dance, Btickland-Oak- ' J. O. Maktn of Auatmlia that the little Airmen Killed With Himself "You-Knew you had Issued an iowring their fellow members of the policy reportedly have not been Schorr and Dr. Elemer Nagy in The flood of 1869 deatroyed-all oL 684 Oeater St. TM. 8101 supplies ef the grain to meet boUv Washington, Feb. \ gantzation guarantees re 8. Marine Corps, left thU mom land Asaoci(|tlon at Buckland councU haa taken note of aU tho order for them to march from Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers completely ironed out, but Presi their color and beauty added much these, taking out every mill and tmrestricted domestic demands L. F. Safford ------Ing to begin his training at Parris school. arguments made by Ruaala, Brit- — Naval Capt. Balanga to San Fernando?" union (CIO) at the other two of dent Truman's topjevel adrisem suits. to the performance. dam and bridge in town. and commitments to hungry areas Tokyo, Feb. S'— (41 — Gen. Island, S. C. James who will be Sunday, Feh. IT Bln, Oreffice and the-othar members testihed today he knew he Former Hartford Chief "Tea." the “ big three” plants in the braaa sought to make known the govern* Call us for prompt senr 18 next month, aaw six months of Mrs. Emily Stephenson Yerbury. First School In Town a f the council during the dispute. abroad. Sadashl Shimomura, Japan's post- industry. Police Benefit Show at Stale well known local coloratura sopra was breaking Naval regula- "Did you Inquire the physical ment'a atand aa quickly aa poWi- ice. service with the Merchant Ma It wa-s In this district, he said, ^ United Natlona leaders believed Pointing up the wheat situation surrender war minister, today waa Desired to Keep Cap In a last minute effort to avert ble. theater. no and a member of the Hartt ACCOUNTING SERVICE tiona when he undertook a i conditions of the prisoners of rine, during which time he made afterwards known as the “ Sixth! Call S141 the compromise proposal also waa ordered arrested as u i Interna w ar?" the Scovill strike the company had "Ptsagreementa" oa Fomrala a trip to France. He la the son Friday. Feb. 22 school faculty since early fall, was School District." that the first 1 under consideration In Moscow, (Coattaued Page Four) campaign to clear Rear Ad-1 tain in Control of offered. In lieu of the union demand particularly well suited to the sec- Financial Statements —FOR— tional war crimes suspect. Au *1 did not." Jarvis R e al^ Co. of Mrs. Mary A. Green of 28 Annual Masonic Ball. Masonic school in the town was erected, 1 flecret Meettag H dd miral Husband E. Kimmel of "Did you consider the conditions for a 30 par cent pay Increase, to One government official said I'ond one-act opera, "Amelia Goes to Bookeepinff thoritative ^ Allied he^quarten City’s Vice Squad there had been some "disagree 6 Doecr Road Church street. Temple. . ^ .. ____ _ „ which was at that time located op- j Both Bevin and Andral Vlahin- squrcea asserted that he had sign llama for the Pearl Harbor at (Camp) O’DonneU your respon grant a 10 per cent raise Imme I the Ball.Ball.” 'The action, and there ”is j the pre.«»ent Biince school., Payroll ments" on the formula, which ra^ Tuesday, Feb. 26 Sky, ftovlat vloe commlatar of for ed final orden for the execution disaster. Safford told the Sen sibility, aa commander-ln-chlef ?“ diately, and to meet whatever set Tclcpbone 4112 or 7275 plenty of t. takes P>«® Se spoke of the "shoddy" mill, lo-' Taxes Former Judge Hartford, Feb. 8— (41— Former tlement waa arranged by Ameri portedly would allow Industry to Ruth Bryan Owen lecture. High lla’s fashionable apartment In , .. eign affairs, told a secret emer o f three Doqlittle fliem in 1942 ate-House committee inveMigat- After a pause, Homma replied: rated in the rear of the present CITY CAB C!!hief of Police cniarles J. Hallls- ‘1 am morally responsUjle for can and C%ase Brasa. 'Hie Union boost prices sufficiently, to permit gency meeting of Uw.*'™ school hall. Auspices Women’s Rome In the year 1906. She Is di John S. C. Nicholls A Co. General MacArthur also in ing the Dec. 7, 1941, attack that higher wages, but they were not St. James’s cemetery and also power memtort of tho Security structed the Japanese government ■ey who testified in the conapiracy anything that occurred under my held but for an agreement to meet aub. recting all her energies, plus those 8 llendee Rd.. Mancheater SAFE, COURTEOUS DRIVERS he bad believed he had to launch made clear. called attention to the former iouncfl laat night that they ^ ^ d ‘Sold Justice’ to round up and deliver to Sugamo trial Tuesday afternoon that be command."’ whatever settlement was (uYanged Public Setback Satyrday, April 6 of her maids anaand wm^^waiting friend in Woolen Mill in Hilliard TeL 2-1518 the campaign because he had at In the current steel Industry con One official sald.Mi*-atatei|ioni, Tall Cedars ceremonial. Masonic OPEN ALL NIGHT have to aak their govenimenta for prison 18 other militarists suspect Wm Not Kept Advlae« WED. EVE., FEB. 6 - 8:.30 tarcty which he said waa the oldeat first felt bittgr against the 1941 "fought" to retain Capt. John lUv- troversy. would include relaxation of the new Instructions. ed of crimes against prisoners of Pactfle Seat commander. Homma testified that although Temple. husband at the Uat m ln u t ^ United States, lu H isC ou rt ney as head of the vice and liquor No Comter-Offer Made present regulation which prohibit VETERANS L IB E R T Y HAIX , Saturday, April 21 era she ha* a lover and there arc An air of tanalon pervaded war. They presumably will be Had to Make Amends he considered treatment of pris squad, today testified that this oners of war "an Important mat ed management from seeking Golway Street Tall Cedars Ladies’ Night. Ma fireworka-but Amelia goes to the ^ whole Unltod Natkra uiuaW tried by American. Military com had to do something to make American Braas, with plants to T h en waa wldeapraad spocul^on 1 fight was carried on with hlraaelf. ter" he was not kept advised as to price relief in less than six montha sonic Temple. ball! The scenery and costumes In t L pfMtnnhn™ missions. State’s Attorney H. M. Alcorn, Torrln^on, Ansonla and Buffalo, 3 P R IZ E S ! thia second opera, also produced from the Glastonbury that the British cabinet, in view amends," he said slowly. their treatment except perchance after making a voluntary wags Attention! No Purpose Seen in Shimomura became commander Safford wrote in a secret-code Jr„ in his croM-examination of the N. Y., aa well as here, and Chaae Sponsored By and executed in the Hartt opera | - Eaves-Trou^ of Bevln'a strong demand fw wm- aa "the chief of staff had one he Braas h a ^ not made a counter increase. Another aald the provi SEVERAL 4 AND of Japan’s ISth Army in CSilna letter to Ckpt. A. D. Kramer, in former chief, developed that Hal: sions would be "broad enoui^ to workshops, appeared to have a and Condnrtors Need RepnlrlBg plete eixbnerntlon of Ruatu a Impeaching Johnson; Oct, IS, 1942—after the three thought 1 should know about.” offer to the un'on demand. 6-ROOM HOUSES Knigbts of Pytbias and BRITISH WAR January, 1944, that Kimmel and Ussey desired to keep Klvney in He said he was not informed aa cover the electrical workers and Victorian flavor. charges that British troopa Doolittle airmen were condemned the 1941 Army commander at control of the squad because Kiv- The <310 reports the current av PRICES $5,000 AND $6,200 Pytbian Sisters SICKNESS NEW VACUUM nr Replacing On Your Homef Greece w e n endangering pence, Now Facing Trial on to what Meek described aa the erage wage to the Industry to be other reconversion wage dis but before they were killed. Pearl Harbor had “been framed.” ney was a good officer. putes." of Mancbester* AND We Carry Compensation! VETERANS might find unacceptable the com Conspiracy Charges Bound to erode Croaeea malarial condition of the death 81.03 ah hour, and says the esti promise propooal made by Noiroan He asked that Kramer line up "I stuck to Kivney and I wanted $200 Down Payment Admission ...... 50c. CLEANERS Executed while their. hands Admiral William F. Halsey In "the to keep him," he testified today marchers. mate epmea fi-om fig;ures obtained Wages Chief Issue Pfc. John Brown Liberal Trade-In Allowance. Coal gas Is dangerous,- Have J, O. MaMn of Auatrafla. chair •Were deaths at O'Donnell re from management. ACCIDENT Washington, Feb. 8— —The were bound 'to crude crosses in cause" of clearing KimmeL while admitting to the state’s at Wages are the chief issue' in And We Will Arrange Immediate Delivery! ront hot air tumare eondlUoned man of the Security CtoOTciL . ported to you ?" The Waterbury Republican the majority of the country's by an expert. Answers from both the Britlah HouBe Judiciary committee report cailnese'cemetery on Oct. 15, 1942, "This defense of Admiral Kim torney that as chief of police he "I heard a bundled a day were Ypur G. I* Loan INSURANCE Gets Discharge HARRY MAHONEY were Second Lieut. William mel has puzzled me,'^ Senator had sole control over appointment using figures from a Chamber of current work stoppages, including PHONE 2-l!P8 _ ' and Russian governments wen ex- ed today that Former Federal dying.” Commerce emnlojrment sui-vey the ateel strike, the 78-day old CALL cted befon the councO meets at Grover Farrow, 23, DarlinRton, N Liicaa (D., 111.) told the witness of the members of the vice squad "Didn't you think that excea- Your Money Refunded If Alexander Janrla, agent naaures Judge Albert W. Johnson of Lewis- “You know you were doing some and its leader. He repeated again made in December, reported that walkout by about 175,000 QIO em- p. m. (4 p. m., e. a. t.) J.; Second Ueut. Dean Edward slve?" ^ VM freedom from worry nboat BINGO burg. Pa., “sold justice" in hla thing wrong, violating Navy regu and again that he fought to keep w'lth the. Scovill strike, wage earn ployea In General Motora plants Loan Is Not Approved. Hospital MUa when offering Pfc. John S. Brown of Henry rfor its fourth attempt to settle the Hallmark. Dallas; and Sergt, "Yes.Ntwas." Norman Bentz ORANGE. HALL court "for all the traffic would lations, did you not?" Klvney. In response to ques ers supporting 45 per^cent of this and the strike started Jan. 16 by JAMES A. modemtcly priced alekneea and .street has received hla honorable Greek question. Harold A. Spatz. Lebo, Kaa. Their Homma then conceded "his mor city’s populatoon of just under BY APPOINTMENT accident ,lnsamnee_wHh Hberal discharge from the Army at Fort Complete Stock of All Phone 8988 277 Spruce St, bear.’’ bodies were cremated and the Takes Time to Answer tions, however, he said be did not al reaponsibllity” and reiterated it 200,000 CIO Electrical W oikew to Would Diwnlm Case fight with Herman Levitaja and he lOb.OOO were idle. The figures in ONLY benefits reqnlrlng bospltnllra- Devena, Mass., yesterday and ar The committee report to the ashes secreted in a civilian Cht Safford sat silent in the witness despite Meek's statement that he plants of (Seneral Electric, Weat- WOODS VITAMINS In an effort to break tho dead House said, however, that no pur- did not fight with former Mayor eluded the steel strike at the Far- rived home last night. neae mortuary under false names. chair. His right hand pressed had not again asked "if you were rel Foundry and Machine Com Inghouse and General Motora. tion. Aa a" member of a wire detail In TO-NIGHT lock between Ruaato’a Inslatence poee would be served in Impeach Tfortensen, and finally said that CALL 2-1107 Cover* lodlvIdoalB or fafnlly Atrocities were 'continuous dur against his reddened face and he morallv responsible.” pany where 550 walked out Janu 'There' waa qo Indication at the action in Italy on March 4, 1945, At Lowest Prices! that British troopa in Greece men ing Johnson because he resigned he fo\ight with himself and in re- White House today when Preal Range and Fuel Oi) gronp to meet your bddget. Stop Ing the war in areas controlled by waited long before he answered; Diselaims Rceponnibility ary 14. Pfc. Brown helped maintain com ace world peace and Britain’s de last July and subsequently cut him .sponse said. "I beat myself in the Homma disclaimed responsibility dent 'Truman might announce * jU onr offtoe ARTHUR DRUG STORES Good Prizes Weekly Door Prize the Japanese 13th Army, head- •‘Yes.” Scheduled To Strike Monday HOW ARD R. munication to a forward observa George Markland mand for outright nJecUon of that self off from a 810,000-a-year full- In response to a question from ilght." for the "proclamation’’ which pla- possible new wage-price program. Local Moving and 845 MAIN ST. TEL. 8 8 0 9 qiiartere officers asserted. The tion post under Intense enemy fire, Penny Bingo 7:30 P.M. Regular Bingo 8 jOO P. M. charge, the comprpmlse proposal pay pension. He had served 20 ISth's previous commander, Ueut, Representative Murphy (D-, Pa.). “On Both Side# of Fight" The only brasa production of anv Eben Ayers, assistant press sec HASTINGS “ Alexander Jarvis thereby gaining a citation from his Who, for several years, was em'- simply would diamlaa the eaae by yean. He testified in reply to questions consequence continuing In Con retary. told his news conference Trucking Admission 25 Cents. Safford acknowledged, too, that if (Conttaued on Page Four) AGENT Commanding officer. Major General p loy ^ by Three Secret Beealoas (Oanttaoed on Pngs Four) his letter to Kramer had fallen propounded by the state's attorney necticut today was at the Bridge Real Estate Specialist (Otottonad ea Fngu TW) that he had been for Kivney but port Brass Company, in Bridge 8 DOVER ftOAD Hayes. Part of the citation award Tha report was aproved by the into the hands of a Japanese agent (Continued on Page Tea) Room 3, Odd Fellows Bldg 29 Pearl Street ' Don Willis Garage I changed his pilnd. "I was a judge port and the 6,200 employes there OR PHONE 4112 ed Pfc. Brown read: committee after three aecret an- the aecret that the United States 489 Main Street For Complete Dptalle "No matter what the clrchm- and was on both sides of the fight" areachedided to strike Monday. T el. 6 5 6 6 and managed the (srage while slons during which memben d^ had “cracked’’^ Japanese codes Rescue Ships ■tancea. he never hesitated to riak Oil Burners might have been lost. he testified. The company offered yesterday to Don was In the aervioe, la en a Paniey Battle bated the propriety of its release Korean Rule He testified further that though hla life in order that hla company's before Johnson and nine co-de- Safford previously had testifl^ grant a 10 per cent pay Increase abort vacation In Florida and oa he had been for Kivney, he provided It could obtain permission communications could be maintain tondanta go on trial in Scrantem he undertook the campaign with Remove 305 ed during the critical period." He hla return he and Me hrother changed his mind right after elec from the OPA to raise . Its price Furnaces win atart an Goes Into Lull on conapiracy charges. Plans Ready out KUnmel'a knowledge. Flashes! waa awarded a Bronze Star Medal- Lucas wanted to know how it tion time when he heard rumors celling, but the union said this wras Few Stin AvailaMe. Chairman Sumnen (D., Tex.) that a change was to be made in AUTO REPAIR,SHOP told reporten the vote was clone was that "a maq aa intelligent" as unsatisfactory. , Pfc. Brown la the son of Mr. and BACK AGAIN the leadei'ship of the vice squad. Expect Remaining 191 A union oflicinl said the 400 em (Late Bulletins ol the (41 Wire) IN WnXIMANTIO on apiiroval and adoption of the Safford, "with such a brilliant ca Mra. J. Seymour Brown of Henry RACKIJPFE OIL 00. Indications Some Ad- Jnited States and Rus reer as an, officer, would take a He denied that he talked with On Wrecked Liner Yu ployes of the Bristol Brass Com. repoi^ pmpared by a subcommit Mayor yiorten-sen concerning the panjt, where a .30-day "cooling off” atreet. m Maple A Venn* - Hartfard tee headed by Representative Ke- chance of violating' Naval regula — the G-E lamps you’ve been asking for! minisU’ation Leaders sia Agree on Frame proposed .change and ,he had no period expires today, would discuss Girt Found Stnmgled TSL aartford^ltl fSuver (D., Tenn.). A member who tions" in order to hejp a man he kon Will Be Saved work for Control never served under ahd barely recollection that the mayor ever Colombia. Mo.. Feb. 6 - ( ^ Favor Withdrawal Now I asked not to bis quoted by namf called him about it. (Continued on Page Ten) I said the court waa IR to 8. Other knew. Built-in! Tweoty-year-oid Mary WASHING MACHINES FAMILY GROUP "B itter Agnlnrt Kimimel” He said it waa the newspaper kins was found stransled at Waahlngton, Feb, 8—(41 — The Seoul, Feb. 8—(41— The United Ketchnlkan, AlsKka. Feb. 6 REPAIRED • ALL MAKES (OoBttaaed on Page Four) Safford explained that when he stories that caused him to decide pdreiits' home today, an el^trlc battle over Edwin W. Pauley’s ap States and Russia t (J1 ...The Germans stole 736 freight today on a charge of first j CORP., Ml riiT l"'* In nny hsapltol ter conferring tor aome time in hta by Japan. train loads of art in western Eu- •when to the O. S. A nr A jblnt communique said re})re' penditures. 1182,517.630.22: bal murder in the 1939 polsonl^ of Office of 'office laat nl|^t with Pauley. Sen By The AssociafSd Press (Coatlaoed oa Page Tea) Ketchikan, Alaska, Feb. « - tope, including paintings, rare 18-yenr-old daughter, D orot^ AJto,jj ■ndn. RiMOi and board es- Rain or snow fell over many ■entatlves of the Soviet and Amer ance, 825,356.836.805.02. ator Tobey (R-N. H ,), who had —A fleet of rescue vessels defeat books, sculpture and jewelry, the Circuit Judge Leonard D. .Vordier: THE ALLEN REALTY CO. eaea np to 88.8# per day (to ■ectlons at the- nation today aa ican commands in Korea agreed to ing a vlctous northland gale ana Pearl Street, Hartford bean leading the fight against the French prosecutor told the Inter- pronounced sentence on ***i^®*®K, 88 nominee, ndd his next, witness three aeparate storms lashed the set up a 10-member commission a wild sea, had removed 305 ..peo 188 Center Street, ManoiMcter which ylll start work not later naUonal Military tribunal today. er pastor of the Southlnwn would not be available until Tbura- country. ple from toe wrecked liner Yukon Furthering the war crimes trial Telephone than month Hence. Each na- of God after declaring, “you | day. Snow fell in Minnesota. Wiscon- i Republican Party’s Paper last night and sent out messages against 22 ranking Naxis, the Binned not only ‘•'"T Hartford 7-1888 The Walah-Pauley conference ain and the. eastern Dakotas aa the Uon wtU have five members, plus of confl^nce that the remMntog Mhneheater 8188 Tan awe H to yonr tamBy to advisers and aaaiatants. French charged that the Germans of mna. hut the tows of God. Winimaatto 188 pievida Uda aaenitty and p ^ fcdlowed a return appearance be result of a low pressure area cen Seoul Permanent Seat 191 would be saved. ' contended todt such qelwires phould fore the committee by Secretary Forecasts *Doom’ of OPA The work .speeded aa toe wind h M la aa ataargaaey aad tered over Minnesota. The storm Seoul waa designated the peiv be conaldered merely an indemnity Parte of Torso Found of the Int^or lekds. waa accompaniad by sub-aero tem- died and toe sea calmad. for “ sacriflcea made In tho strug New York, Feb. 8 - The cabinet officer asserted ~ ----- ituroa throu|kout a wide area. manent seat of ths cominiaaton, The rescuers fought with powei* A Family HoapMal t o ^ perat but the communique apeclfled that gle against Jewry." ThomM Oowalea, the and read from mamoraada ha said nMreuryury mpidipped to 18 b e ^ Oroap Folley aa tow aa 6A? a Ths 1 It will vtalt Heijo and will travel Washington. Feb. 8.-( 4 1 -F ore-^ lden t TYuman has asked a year’s boats, wito llfe rafta -and wlto "Charles Oertoffer, the proeeeu medlea) examiner, eaM toda ha had prepared at tba ttme—that | ui northern Montana. breeches buoys arid late in the tor, eald Omaany eptabllahed an Dap ter a PsiaUy el Thrmt to other parts of Korea. Seoul, casting the "doom’’ of OPA, the I June, the paper added, hacked plocM ef ieto a»d Larger FamlUee Slightly Hlgh- Paidsy had approgohed him on The same storm brought rain night Brig, <3en. Harry Johnton art looUng atiaff under Alto«l the capital is in Americap-occu- Republican party’s ofllclal newapa- Democratic majority in (3on- found to a tve-gallea oWvo Sept 8. 1944, with "the raweirt and thunderstorms in Illinois and flew o%’er toe eceae from Anchor Rosenberg, which frequenUy eon- eentalaer to Oeateal fw k . propoa|tlqp that has ever been pled southern Korea; HelJo is the per said today the price-regulating gress "has blocked any examlna- 'ooaM to aad toveaUgate thia southward, where it began to seat of Russian adminlstratlop of age and sighted two large groups centreted iU entire atteatlon upon parts of the torso of a am poUey wMeh la deatgaed for toae- made to me.” It was. Ickea said, overlap another atorm center in ac*ncy haa been producing "theo- lions of OPA acts, despite wide- of people huddled, around bonflret collecting for Hermann Ooerlng. tlw. suggestion that $300,000 In po northern Korea. had beea ela?a. The ell coat fly piutaelloB as a asIL j the southeast. Unusually heavy The communique did not state crises to jimtify lU exist- spread strikes and delayed recon- on the beach. He said the Germane required 21,- litical contributions ooiild be raised retical crises lo juau.y , indualiy affectM by 436 freight cars to haul away toe twe-thirds filled wttk tk» ^ rvlca It Traditloaal WHh Oa! local rains deluged parts of Louisi whether the present blackout be He said they had gotten ashore firnh ahd kcae, wia feaad from oil men If they could be as OPA pricing. by breeches buoy and probably loot from westerit Europe. ana, Mississippi and Tennessee, tween the -two occupation zones *” "OPA has broken ell reconver day alteraaam ^ ^ sured that the government U gbt rains fell in the Middle At sion recoida since V-J day," the. Referring to a recent House ex would have to mii8the same meth Acouaed of Respowdbllitjr wouldn’t try to win title to off- would be lifted. Americana are not hibit arranged at the auggestion of Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, T he Allen lantic atatea. permitted north of the S8th paral paper, "The BepuWlcan News, aa- od to get aboard the rescue craft ahore oQ lands In a proposed suit Repreaentatlve Hartley (R., N. J.) Joachim von Rihbentrop and Ar Two Killed bi Oeto Both Rate and Sww lel. the lone boundaiy. aerted. "The war agency has been when the tide was favorable. Bloomlo gtoa, B l» . Realty C:ompRn> Deolaa lekea^ Btateneat able to retain most of Ita 30,000-odd to show what Hartley termed er 255 On Rescue Veeeels thur Seyss-Inquart all were ac The towering Pauley„ who re A third area of heavy pn The announcement said the com rors in OPA ceilings, the publica Sjkerift Zarl Johnson Btothers mission will consult with "demo employes on the public payroll M d Coast Guard headquarters aald cused of primary reaponaililllty for tation was li) Uie Pacific m two men had turned recently from tripa to Mos ita propaganda mills art turning tion declared: 255 persons were aboard the v ^ the pillage. AU are la toe pris V west, whsre both rain and anow cratic political parties and aodal otkera ebeiffii cow and Tokyo aa Praaidsnt Tru full tilt to produce theoretical "Republican members, particu ouB rescue vcseels, 50 wem oners’ dock. The ABen Insurance Electrical Contracton man'a reparations commissioner, arare reported. organtimtions of both south and larly toe Republican Food Study Gertoffer said fumishinge. tap- ettag fiajFI The only sections with fair north Korea.” It waa signed b; crises to justify Ita extatence." ward and v "approximately 196 leda, fat " arose behind lakes to dsny this. The paper noted that unless ex- committee (of the'.HOuSe); have Agency. Inc. T E L . 6227 waathsr were in the iwuthwest MaJ. Gen. A. y. Arnold and 061 brought to light a great m any^U at asarl 533 MAIN ST. "I still say that Mr. Ickea ia Unded by the Congress, OPA's (Coattaue« m Page Four) (Cokttouad Ml Pago r o w ) 188 Center St., Maaehaator whicb doom OPA.1 aa-Pass Faafl *, iDowere will exoire June 30. Prea- ' Tal. 8185 M.rJ. J ■ • i . PACK T HANCHEETTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 ,194k WAXMOnfiSIEIt EVCXSmG nEKALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, EEBRUART 6, 194« this commltte as legal represgn- *rr from the government under the G1 study plans for the future devel opment of the Old Golf lots, so- tatives of the town. inalatent questions at a pr«nH con Bill of Righta ITo Give Study I Reds’ Withdrawal ference. ■ » Britain May Face Vet Problems called, purchased by the tdwn a Chairman Chambers Is expected To Launch Drive Soon All employers and service men year ago for $25,000 and Intended to make his selection on this com We mede tw«> poibta; First. James Sheekey Chosen White House Watched are checked very carefully after ' there hss been no formal Soviet Bread Rationing to-be used as h possible Memorial mittee in a few days. Subject of Talks Are Explained signing. T o G olf Lots to the World War II veterans. E s p o t d b s . request for an exten.sion of the last To Raise Funds for Y Many of tbe service men who deadline, Feb, 1, for completion of I All Are Interested The richest deposits of gold In ». Ball tto*( I want to get Into some work but do TeWetFenii» Sssw Ceeto4«Teto tojk g jrf withdrawal: .^ond. China haa London, Feb. 8—(Ah—Britain As New Town Engineer For Change in^rices fifRt found in the WICKS Chungking, Feb. 6 - China not know Jiut what, have the op Selectmen to ’ Name The selection of members of the Colbrado were Is consulting Rustris on withdraw made no requeal to Ruaaia to de Plaira are ehaping up rapidly requires more money than the or may be -forced to ration broad- a Rotary Qub Members mountains shout JOO miles from J f V a m R u s lay the withdrawal beyond that portunity of attending aptitude committee was bated on the in F S iS R S a al of Soviet troops from Manchur for launching of a drive to raise dinary run of Income provides. All mrnsurc avoided even In the dark classes at the Trade schools in Committee to Make terests of each of the participating Denver. AUCK OOFRAN deadline. those who have token an Interest Hear What Govern ia. Minister of Information K. C. increased' fiind.s for a rejuvenated est days of the war--unless wheat lointinent Is Made Washington Full of Re New Britain or Bridgeport. organizations, the Board of Edu (Kaowa As (Im m 4IW ) Wii told newsmen today in reply to Wu aald transportation difricul-1 in the lncrea.sed activities at the Police Court Infantile Paralysis to Survey of Situation cation concerned with the need flevMtb Danthief ui a Heeesitll flak Read Herald Adve. program at the Y. M. C. A. under Y are convinced that added faclll- consumption is greatly decreased ports of Impending ment Is Now Doing There are not enough funds to Ltlea were "a preaumed factor" de- ssjOT Food Minister Sir Ben Smith. a 4 to 3 V ole of a new High school; the Rcrrea- IS IPILiPSY iNHEmTB)? Boro with a Veil 'laying Russian withdrawal. He de-1 the direction of Rvan KuJIgren, tlea will bring many additional handle the thousands of service fticanwhile. Sir Bon informed Action by Truman on tal'donations at Man men who will want to take these Chairman David Chambers of tlon committee in connection with WHAT CAUSES IT? Keadliigs DMHy. ImHndias WUM dined to list any «>ther "preaumed ! newly appointed dirdletor. The | people to It with resulting bene Henry E. Lockwood, Of 27 Jump- | Fter Two Hours of aifford Foley, Interviewer In the proposed l4Vout of a recrea 9 A M to t F M. Of Bv Appo able way he has tbken bdid of the fits. Britons, their broad will revert to tests and Mr. Foley stated that the Board of Selectmen waa ehn- A beeklel eenlolnino Hie eslnlee) •( ie- factors.” Nor would he ssy wheth-1 dark type they ate during the war er Drive, Lakeview Terrace, South Government P olicy chester Trust Co. as of charge of the U. E. Employment tional area aiw the Veterans meat. Is the Btrriee nl ths I er Chinese Infere.at.a were being ^ work at the Y. put things in order Iscussion of Matter they are trying to get stores and powered by the board last night meift doclofi oe Hiii InItreiHes Mblecl The Finance romthlttee has years. He said there was a "50-50’|. Coventry, was fined $10 In cou rt' Service office in Manchester, ex other lines of business to consent to name a committee of two mem Council, representing all local ex- plo for 30 Vesfb. served bv the Kii.aslana remaining , and developed a program that has worked out a plan for this years’ will be tcM rm , while they leil, to «ey chance that American bread alao this morning by Judge Raymond By James Marlow 10 a. m today to take boys into their establish bers from each of the Recreation service organlxatlons; bringing the AFtKITtWHt MTCimlM in Manchuria. caused. greatly increased Interest, campaign and at a meeting yes ril Engineer James Sheekey of plained to the Rotary club at the reoder,jerllieg to the Meteliotiol OWIilSf, IflB Chareli Mropt, Hsrtfotfl, $}ak would have td be darkened, per R. Bowera for operating an unreg l^ t t Drive was named by the Washington. Feb. 6 —The ments and find out (f the boys will Board, Board of Education, Vet veterans Interests into the discus RANGE has been gratifying to the direc terday fhit tta approval on It and —(JPi Sheridan Restaurant last evening, sions. The Selectmen will sit In on SU Fifth Ave.. NewYech, N.V., Oepl. n—Ml PlMUM O-tOM ^ torate of the Y and all people who haps as much as Britain’s, because istered motor vehicle. I of Selectmen last night as $ 4 ,4 6 4 .9 4 fit Into their particular business eran’s Council and Selectmen to la prepared to submit to the full of a world wheat ahortage. nation Is watching the White what they are doing to help any and give the boys the opportunity Relieved of .\ll Details have had occasion to go there. board of directors at the regular The accused was arrested at the ' ntendent of the town’s Roads f t n i l F U E L OIL He took to the radio do urge House today for word on a change (Note—Listing of donors fol one secure Jobs. of finding out whether roey would Further proof of this Is found in meeting Monday evening. Luce gas station on Middle Turn- ‘ tridges. He succeeds Town Seattle /P' The luckiest the traffic records for the three the people to "save every scrap pike, east, early this morning by I Engineer J. Frank Bowen who re- in the government’s price policy. lows day by day as they are He stated that the employment Uke i t In the meantime plans are going of bread,” and Agriculture Mini 1)1 Al, 5 1 5 6 Army pa.saengor alxiiiid the tr.ina- preceding months. In November •<|r-«Kflc<'ftcers Raymond Griffin tlre>i on January 1. ' President Truman haa had a available.) office was there to help anyone OPEN 24 HOURS port Hermitage which ducked here the count was 1,M7, in December ahead at once to have everything ter Tom Williama called on 11am Pearson. c aj>polntment waa made in a In shape by Feb. 18. Britons to spade up their back busy few days conferring with hla find a Job, but at tbe present most 'Tie-In Sales Hit Japanese thISL week was T-4 Dale Suereth it wa.s 1,487 and in January it ’*** nald Boosha. 27 of 78 Conn 4-3 vote, four votei for Sheekey top officials on prices. Washington 1.9AH COSTS REDOCID of York. Pa. Because he was the yards again and -plant gardens to ecticut Boulevard, East Hartford, work was being done with return Jumped to S.081. and three for Hayden L. Griswold. is full of reports he’ll make some ing servicemen. Mr. Foley Is in Tokyo—(^1—The practice of re MORIARTY BROTHERS iOO,000th man to ship mil of the More Money Needed help feed themselves. charged with non-support of his Mr. Sheekey has been employed as DIANA'S TtnAonJ announcB8 a raduction in tho cost Diogenes, the Greek phtlosophei, changes. like steel—Mr. Truman will say terviewing contractors, factories quiring a customer to buy an port of Nagoja. Japan. Rucr;th Further development of plans Sir Ben said reduced livestock wife and child, was ordered by the a civil engineer for 15 years for the **0n the l^vel At Center and Broad” used to acent his feet because ne feed alao would mean lowered Brit If he does, the Importance of they are necessary but not neces and other businesses where it Is article he doesn’t want in order to of loom ever $100 oflective imftiodlotoly. was relieved of K.P. duty and all and facilities at the Y as in any felt the vapors rising from in® court to pay $15 per week for the Manchester Division of the Conn the action can’t be over-emphasiz one he wants has hit Japan, ish supplies of bacon, poultry and support Mrs. Boosha and four sarily Inflationary. possible to take on apprentices. other detallfl aboard ship. other place of Its type naturally feet perfumed the whole body. at ecticut Power Company at their ed. ■rae reason so many earnest At the present time he finds it it says the Tokyo Shimbun, with this PACKAGE STORE 1% Par Meslh On Thoi Part eggs and declared consumption of year old son. Beech street plant and waa former Niitklf Pifniils III fats would be reduced by lopping But as this is written nO one eyes are turned teWard the White not possible due to lack 'of mate result:. A Japanese entered a drug sf Isna in fxcots'nf $100 The court suspended a 30 day ly emplosred by the town in the en outslOe the White House knows 136V2 Center St. * Tel. 3914 tito. 10 12 at. 11 Ba an ounce of every persons weekly sentence under a bond of $250. House today Is this: rials and weather conditions. Any store to get a bottle of vitamin a* This new loan rata of 1 Si a month gineering department. Mr. Gris'*' what Mr. Truman’s decision w'lll one that can use an apprenUce in pills for hla undernourished wife— on that part of your loan In szoess ration of lard. The decision made there may tiw SIS 4$ SI 1.72 tioos r27 wold conducts a private engineer mean the difference between high the future is asked to select serv and emerged with (1) the \1ta- Open Monday Through Saturday Until 9 P. M. of $100 means you now say* otto- ing business and has been employ be. IM ».43 1733 14.12 1016 half oC the formor coot on such Wage-Prioe Policy Laid Down er living costs (Inflation) or no in- ice men and to take them on vrhen mins, snd (2) a bottle of "fat re ]M M30 217S 1(41 I3.M exceta. It la oubstantlaUr Is** than ed In engineering layout work for It was Oct. 30 when, he laid possible. In the meantime men IM 44.91 MI3 23.94 lt.tl tr Weather Balks many of the local realtors snd flaUoo. ducer," IW U6I 33.47 2X44 2007 tbe maximum rata ponntttad undor Benson Is Under down a wage-price policy which Mr. Truman repeatedly has ex who are selected have the privi the Small Loon Law and appilos subdividers. ALL SPECIALS! The above ochodule ia bosod en to everybody on all new loans over he hoped might carry the nation pressed fear that if prices got out lege of attending the Trade school prompt monthly lopaymon^ ond New Hop Record Held Executive Session $100. See table for iwpaymenta. Bonded Guarantee through reconversion. of hand, as they did after the last and learning about the particular Why ThouMiids of Doctors incluotfl all costfl 'PerionaV—where 4 out of 5 -who The Selectmen narrowed the Generally, it was this: war, we’d be in ly sad fix. work that they will go Into. GLADSTONE GIN ask for a loan, get It—to pleassd to race down from six applicant to Novo Proscribod •riTtalfi Inr pijr^hato of **ro- be able to paa* thte saving in loan New York. Feb. 6—UP)—A Pan- A boss can raise wages If he II ii I. I ■ .1- • Apprentice Wages atrictod'' anielcg llmued to It otea. "Raytheon Bonded Electronic two for town engineer at a special While serving their apprentice lOO'/f GRAIN cosu along to Its cuztamets. American Airways four-engined doesn’t want to raise his prices, Minimum wages for big Indus *2»s executive se.ssion of the highway F ifth ...... t ...... ’...... Technicians" is the new certificate to. tries In Australia have been es ship all service men will be paid Our long experience here has given Trrionat’ an understanding M Constellation, attempting a new committee, charged with the inves $60 per month If single or $90 your needs and tbe way you want to do buslnei*—^thaTa Why borrow of merit Juat awarded to Benson's tigation of the applicants by tbs He can’t raise tablished by arbitratioi^ courU m rn tfs u fm ing at ‘rerronai it a friendly. buslneMlIke transaction. lt,you need, speed record for* an east-west At w’age Increases unless the govern since 1907. per month If they have dependents. $36 to $300 or have any questions regarding bow much money you at 71S Main street. "And it means lantic crossing, was forced to land full board. One vote waa taken SHERRY — PORT fan get here, how long you can take to repay, oe how ihnoh a loan when the recommendations were ment permits him to. And It will Just what it aays." Arthur Benson, a f Gander held,. Newfoundland, give permission only In special AND MUSCATEL co&tK, come In or telephone today. We will be glad to anawer any owner, explained. "Because it is brought before the full board after nuestlon and explain our service more fully to yon. early today because o f bad weath cases. t v e n m »1.8S dlscu.sslon of the qualifications of based on rigid national standards er at La Guardia field, the com (The law under which the gov (CAUSED BV COiOt) and only completely qualified radio the two candidates. pany said. ernment controls prices expires PBTUwi* miu( be good when thou- WINE Vi Gallon service dealers receive the "Ray The plane, canning a record Reduced His Request June SO. unless Congress renews ■ends of Doctore hsT# prescribed It for F IN A N C E co. theon Bonded Electronic Techni transatlantic load of 41 passen The winning candidate, it was ■o m»ny year*, wervaaw acto at once STATE 'niEATER BUILDING iU cians’ certificate.” gers, left Hum field, England, at stated, asked for a salary of $5000 SINGER to rellere such oougbtns. It actually PORTER BEER ALWAYS ON HAND! Second I'loor Phone $430 Strangling Reconversion The award means that Benson’s 12 noon (e. s. t.) yesterday and at the outset of the discusaione looaens phlezm and makes it sealer to n. H. Ilavey, Mgr. IJcense No. SOI is now bonded by the weIl-kno«7i Since Oct. 80. big strikes, critl ralaa. Sa/s and egectlce for both old set down at 2:48 a. m. (e. a. t.) over the appointment but yester and young. Pisaasnt taatiny, tool Western National Indemnity Com today. The company said the day Sheekey reported to Secretary csl ones, have piled up, especially Saving Center pany, to gfuaranteo complete satis same type piane set a west-east Sherwood G. Bowers that he would the steel strike which Is beginning w faction on all radio repair parts time record when it reached Eng reduce his .salary request to $4,500. to strangle reconversion. 832 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER and service for 90 days, to charge land Sunday In the elapsed time The town paid J. Frank Bowen, The U. 3. Steel corporation says fair prices on parts and labor and of 12 hours and nine minutes. pensioned engineer, the sum of that—before it can give the wage to use only’ recognized quality The present record for an east- $4,200 annually. incresise which the steelworkers parts. The bond also covers test west crossing is 16 hours and 56 Griswold had originally asked want—It must be able to raise ing tubes accurately and using minutes, PAA Said. for a salary of $5,500 and had not prices. modem equipment e.ssential to announced any reduction In hla re The corporation and the strik AU Makes Of prompt, efficient service. quest. ers are standing pat on their People of Manchester will be Two Honiti' DIsonssion wage and price demands. glad to loam there is now a way Lecture Is Given The appointment of Sheekey Roughly, this is what the presi Sewing Machines of knowing they will get radio re was announced by Chairman dent might try to do now: The KEITH Furniture Co A. pairs on a bonded guarantee basis. Before Men’s Club Chambers at 9:20 p. m. after 1 Permit a few key industries, about two hours of discussion on like steel, to raise prices to meet the matter. ’ - wage increases and keep recon Expertly Repaired Urj'iiinm Deposits I The Men’s Club of the North J. Frank Bowen, retired en version rolling. j Methodist chtirch heard James S. gineer, announced his intended Bure To Want InciMses ^ resignation last October but the But H a few big industries get ’ FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CALL Klar discuss Zoning as a means to Report Doubted Selectmen did nothing. about it .1 price increases, others not m an end, Monday evening. Mr. Klar until January when the highway fortunats are almost sure to i gave an interesting history, of the committee was named as a spec want price increases. and I Have a Secret! [cf> Canberra. Feb. 6—(A*i—John J. beginning of zonlng,,in the city of Dedman, Auatrallan minister of< ial committee to bring in recom a. Permit a rise in prices p n 8883 New York, some 30 years ago, and mendations for a new engineer. erally and, after lifting • post-war reconstructiont told re explained the general basis on porters today he w’as "extremely Mr. Sheekey plans to begin work new level, clamp new ceilings on which modem zoning Js planned. as soon as arrangements can be doubtful" about the accuracy of a He emphasized the fact that it is them. report that rich uranium deposits made with his present employer This would permit business men not intended to be a prohibitive to close out his duties there. to make more money and pay bet- had been found in Queensland, near measure but a long time planning Orders Taken Now For Stanthorpe. > measure for the future develop Baldwin t« Be Speaker ^ ^ I n ^ e ’ end, No. 1 could have T. Dougherty, general secretary ment of a town or city with proper of the Australian Workers union, the same effect as No. 2, except N ew Singer consideration for all the elements Hartford, Dec. 6.— — Gear. that it would delay the general told an AWU conference last Fri that enter into the location of day that the richest uranium de .Raymond E. Baldwin wlU be one price rise longer. homes, business ai?d Industry. of the major speakers at a Found Remember: Stalling oft a genei> Sewing Machines posits in the world had now been The club members enjoyed a social er’s day celebration on Feb. 12 *t al rise in prices would be desirable found on the property of E. J. Ma hour with refreshments. her. Lincoln, Neb., It has been an to the administration. * D Dedman said ^ felt there might nounced from the governor's of Fears Inflation Result ^'THE GIRLS CAN'T possibly be confusion between de fice. Baldwin, who was invited to It fears that general price in posits of uranium and deposits of 13 W orld Court speak by Gov. Dwight Griswold creases will mean Inflation. thorium, metals in the same atom of Nebraska, is scheduled to speak The closer It comes to June 3 i ic group. Judges Elected at noon on Lincoln’s birthday. without a general price'rise, the UNDERSTAND HOW longer it keepa flown living costa and the counUry gets closer to nor Leftist Parties Londem, Feb. 6— (/Pi—^Thirteen mal conditions. of the 15 Judges of the Interna At least, that’s what the gov tional Court of justice were elect ernment has been thinking. / CAN AFFORD SUCH b\ Favor Coalition f al I : f TT l * ‘ \ ed today on the first ballot by the Ever since the Japanese surren- United Nations Security council der^in message after message to Manila, Feb. 6—(A>>—Tw® lib and General Assembly. TODAY AND THURSl^AY Congress—Mr, Truman has bang Grqen Hackworth, a legal au ed away at tbe government's de SWELL FURNITURE <1- * eral leftist parties today formally thority In the United States State termination to keep down prices. W e henosfly befteTo approved .c<^ition with President 2 Outstanding Re Sergio Osmena’s wing of the Na- department, was one of the 13 In that Oct. 80 wage-price nionalista party opposing the group elected. issues at Our Regular statement, Mr. Trumar said that you'get MORR for your dominated the rival Presidential John E. Read of Ottawa, a legal "wherever price increases would ON TOM'S SALARY!" Candidate Manuel Roxas. adviser to the Canadian Depart- Week-Day Prices! have Inflationary tendencies, we furnituro dollar \ The Democratic Alliance and meht of Elxtemal Affairs, was an must above all else hold the line Popular Front each placed two other Judge chosen. on prlc«i.” candidates In the Unlted-Prpnt There were 16 nominations for It’s possible that—if ho grants than any other . ^ slate for senatorial poets, and fol the 15 places on the court, which some sharp increases to industries lowers of Osmena named 72 can will sit at The Hague, the Judges dollar yw spe^ » * didates. All groups are to support are to be paid a salary of $18,000 Osmena for president in the April annually. 23 elections. The vote, held simultaneously In the Council and Aeaembly, was by FENDER AND The United-Front platform In '"Ten lost* Kiti ioy lo.. Aeademy cludes agrarian reforms; independ- secret ballot. Awardt toy to.. Yeull toy wl BO D Y W O R K dence as scheduled,, without re' A second ballot of the Council examination of the question; and and Assembly wae ordered to eleqt SOLIMENB ft FLAGG tlje other two judges. prompt removal of collaboration INC, ists from places of government or 634 Oeatat St. TsL 6161 economic influence. The Philippine Youth party later Deaths Last Night agreed to swing 1^ support, too, to Osmena. London—George Arllae,'77, not ■ t ed Brttlsh-Agierican sUge and FAMILY GROUP screen actor for more than a half PLUS be- Slight Damage century who won probably his PAULETTE GODDARD HOSPITALIZATION greatest fame in “ DIaraeli,” and ''How do I do it? From Local Fire “The Green Goddese." He was RAY MILLAND bom in Lemdon. INSURANCE It'a Doty whon you Mechanic Falls, Me.—Samuel R. in “ CRYSTAL BALL” Ajp A' bell alarm for fire was sound Penny, Sr., 87, designer of the A New Family Policy know whoro to buy. ed from Box 24, Cooper Hill and first Stanley steamer automobile Now Available WMt street at 7 p. m. leet night engine and Conner manufacturer My fumitura ttoro tof % Are in the cellar o f .123 Coo of paper and pulp machinery. He At Low Group Rates was boro in Polsnd. hot tho "know-how" tjoi^ Ua£jtuxCvtt.* per HiQ street, caueed by an over For Men, Women Ages 18 to 60; heated furnace. - A ponton of a Chicago—Arthur Meeker, 79, IMIdren to Age i f Inelnsivs. for gotting tho nowost, qoal bin and etalrway was burned. retired vice president of Armour Older Ags Group 60-80 ^ 'No. I's pump and truck and No. A Oo., who was with the company 48 jrears, and long a leader in Chi NOW PLAYING pays fori $morto$t top-quality ^ " l U t 4'e pumper reeponded. The recall SIcknean or neoMent expensss cago's social life. Ha was boro in wae eouadbil at 7:4fi ...JlUflbt dam when confined In nny b ^ lt n l furnituro, pricing age waa eauaed by the blase. Chicago. lywbore In the U. 8 . A. nr inndn. Room and hoard ck- i( within rooch of 9vv^vw. tjoux /oTbxjt peflses np to 66.00 per day tor 6rst 80 days' eonflnemenh' 66.00 my budgot, (2nd tnXL STAGE SHOWS S A T . t SUW.at. lO^ - per 4*7 for next 60 days* oon- Oaaiaeat. • . • making it oosy to R l D A Y Ton own It to your fnqMly to . pay for u^h M sy CTAT provido this security and pror I OKI) " W S U N . teetlea la an emergency at time of need. - credit. That's my A Family UospttaHxntlon liDla socrot . Oreap PpUey as low as 6AV a Day lor a Family of ThrMi V ' '^•'y S e o 4 i « * largar IfomllleG Inghtly High er. Come la a*d lavosttgato this aelloy which Is for taqi- lly prataotlsa m a halt. Bewhis Is Tradltlnoal IVIth Dal |H i f V ' *te. • T h e Allen Open Thors, ^ I’ ■ 1 ^ ONTR E 8 AMB 8HOW — Realty Company t A. M.-O F. M. (UT n p •mils la tts story o f m m Clooed Wed. and flangktsrs la tiui Padfle. Afternoons I kaow ysa tritt bs M proad --.I o f tlMai aa I asa." Tbe Allen Insurance Qsa. PaaglaB IbeArtlnir Agency, Inc. W e r e proud to be a Member oi Retail Stores Service Iii'- The Only Nal'.mi W '‘ApDoIntnent In Tokyo” 180 Cantor St. Maa^sater -,f Over 300 INDEPKNDKNT T u rm lure Stores will. alOO 000 000 i_^_ Tal. 6160 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 ,194t VANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 ,194S FOUlk Haling of WilUmantlo, In his re Hamden; grand junior deacon, will discuss toe impending short-'" had with Pauley on the tldelands try to get Admiral William F. Clarence O. Lister, Bridgeport. ages In poultry feeds at a special Rescue Ships Hnlsey behind "the cause” of clear A Million Dollars port as deputy jpw d maater, gave meeting at toe county building DO YOU KNOW oil issue, political contributions Former Judge Nation Faces an account Tlsltatlons to The new officers will be installed WarMinister and Mexican refinery proposals In ing Kimmel. to epeclal Masonic tonight following the meeting of here on Tueeday afternoon. It has • 87% of Our Nation’s Successful Executives Murphy told .-eportes he want to Relieve Piles lodges and been announced. In addition, toe tew Filtration Plant the last few years. Remove 305 events the Masonic CMurity foundation at Were At One Time Salesmen? WARDS 4 GRE Ickea Reads From Notes ed copies of letters from Safford ‘Sold Justice’ It Is satirriated that over a mil Big Problems 7:80. dealcra will prepare suggestions to Capt. George Welker, Conidr. The grand lodge was opened this Ordered Held Reading from his notes, Ickes lion dollars annually la spent for morning at 10 o'clock In ample The closing session of toe Grand and recommendations for State YOU CAN’T DENY THE RECORD. ' said that on April 7, when the (Conttaoed from Pago One) Francis Brotherhood "and any various remedies for relieving pile;*. lodge will be held Thursday morn- Agricultural Commissioner Frank Here to Cost $100,000 others.” form, with prayer by Grand Chap WHY DENY YOURSELF? Roosevelt funeral train was re In His Court Yet any druggist will tell you that lin too Bev. Loyal L. Graham ot H. Peet to submit to a . .ortheast- To Face Trial were being transferred from the Welker in December, 1941, was Grand Master o f Masons i n a - ______Enroll In Our February 26 Sales Training Group — and turning from Hyde Park, Pauley soothing, cooling astringent Peter Btratforp. em Goverport’ conference on feed wreck by breeches buoy to the in charge of Intercept and direc son’s Ointment will allay pile tor shortage w be held at toe Hotel “ I.earn To Sell In a Professional Way” nip^tne price In their country** "had the hardihood” to ask Ickcs (Ooatlaaed from Fags Oae) Sees Difficufty in Many prominent Maaona from To Dlscaas Feed Shortages nearby shore. tion-finding atations of the Navy ture in a few minutes. 35c a box. Commodore, New York city, on sleetmen Vole to Have ■ervice. (OoattBoed from Page Uae) what he intended to do about the other atatea were accorded honora. Hartford, Feb. 6.— The THE SALES DEVELOPMENT SERVICE tldelands oil propKMal. Apparently no lives had been and Brotherhood waa a watch of 80c In tube with applicator. Peter- Their Sollilion' * Connecticut Poultry association I Monday. Appllcntioha for Ughtn to be in* ficer under Safford. Kramer was a members, also asking not to be At toe seselon. tola afternoon, F. D. Childs, Jr. D. F. MoKellar : Tlie Construction Start Gen. Shigeru Sawada, was extra The secretary said ho stood fast i lost. The Coast Guard cutter named, said there was an 11 to 11 ton’i Ointment brings prompt, joy •tailed on Adama, Birch and throughout the conferences that Onondaga, which took off the first Japanese language expert In Saf- Earle K. Haling of WlUtmantic 190 Trumbull Street School atraata wcra raad by the dited to China last week-end for j vote yeaterday on a motion not to ful relief from itching. Money- Hartford, Feb. 5—(fin—While we At Once at Local the government must test the ti- 48 women and children by power ford’a office. was elected grand maater. Room 404 Hartford 8, Conn. ‘YM* 8-8858 Ti back if not delighted. rejoice In toe succeasful termina Selectmen and the appllcatlona trial, together with a Captain c Mtlrphy also showed Interest in make toe report public. Open Evenings Waco, member of Sawada’s court tie to avoid what he said might boat Monday night, reported tion of the armed conflict, we face The other elecUons were: Reservoirs were turned over to the Lighting a clipping pf a magaxine article Judge Watson “NegUgeat" Deputy grand master, CSiarles J. martial which convicted the Doo have been a "scandal” if it later tersely to Coast Guard headquar The committee said it found jno problema of fully aa great Import committee. ters at Kodlalf that the number of which Safford sent to Kramer. Ramage, MontvUle; grand aenlor The H ^ w a y committee was little fliers. became clear that the title rested reason for recommending impca^rh- ance and which may be even more The Board of Selectmen last in the United iStatea rather than; rescued had reached 281. Written by Naval Lieut. J. Bryan difficult of aohitlon. Grand Maater warden, Louie S. TTiomas, Deep __ _ authorised to purchase a new road Blames Higher Officers HI for The Saturday Evening ment of another judge on toe Penn Bight voted to expend approxi' in the separaU states. | Again and again the rescue Henry K. Plumb of Shelton said, River; Junior grand warden, Philip . grader for the town, dallvary ba- Shimomura told The Associated sylvania middle district court, Al LIQUORS J. Jonea, Hartford; grand treasur The suit later was filed afteraiterjeraft j craft mimessaged that there was no' in bis address, at toe 158th annual nately flOO.OOO for the conatnic guaranteed about March 1, Press in an exclusive interview bert L. Watson of Scranton, and At Lowest Possible Prices! er, Clarence A. Boyce, West Hart- -RECORDS— ttoa at once of a filtration plant Selectmen voted to get both Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Tru- known loss of life and one report hiin.ur tn Kimnu,! said its investigation revealed only communication of toe Grand Lodge shorUy before his arrest was man had approved the acUon.lfrom the scene expressed confl-i hlmslef to ci^^^ KlrnmU of Connecticut, AF A AM, tola fofd; grand secretary, Wlnthrop at the H’! Looms Now washed overboard when the liner Halsey’s help. Do not hesitate to and Watson’s conduct which re POTTERTON’S water system and following the t^ls Stage of the game. broke, but a tug saved them. HARRY MAHONEY completion of this survey, the en Tojo 6r Marshal O '" SuR'- ought to be tre^urer tell him everything." > sulted In indictment of Johnson, PHONE 2-18'J8 $142.00 At The Center 5.39-541 Main Street The sui'vivors were taken to Lucas told reporters it looked tores of his lawyer sons and six open Ttauraday Until 8 F. M. Oleaed Sntardaj At 8d0 F. IB. gineers, among other recommenda (Ooattnned from Page Une) the Oic Democratic National com- Seward, where medicines and doc- Pipfi-Cola Company, Long Idani City, N. Y. I tions, suggested the installation of aulclde-_algned the orders. Shlmo-l as though Safford started bis vin- others on charges of conspiracy Including Tax. tora and nurses were rushed by a dicate-Klmmel campaign before to obstruct justice. They have Frnnohleed Bottler: Pepsi-CoU Bottling Co. of Central VllUge, Conn. a filtration plant at the Howard was a British government decision uoiB noUm e for me to e x -’ avowing that he was col- plane and train. All Sew»rdsopcn- and Porter Reser\olrs, as voted yesterday to restore that coun the admiral had been charged of pleaded innocen^t. * nresa sn oninion I thoiicht I had 0>e oil interests ln| cd its doors to the shivering, ficially with anything. He said he Johnson, 73, and father of 11 ASHES AND RUKBISH last night try's bread formula to its lowest ?n rsrrv the order out automatl- Which be wanted! shocked arrivals and the steam- "X ,pi I..! 'T* point of the war. At the same to carry the order out automaU assurance • ship Alaska was moving in from wanted to explore that. children, is a past Pennsylvania REMOVED Full Board Approves ''/ i The recommendation was made time Britons were told that there cally." that 1 have referred to.” ,, Kramer to Follow Safford and national president of the Kodiak to provide additional houa- Kramer is to follow Safford to patrioUc order. Sons of America, Also Local Moving find An Engagement to the board by Selectman Cecil would be less bacon, poultry and Extensive Cai« BuM Tobey has announced that he I ing space. Light Tracking /fiBngiand, dhairman of the Water eggs because of the lack of feed. Prosecutors in China had built an i plans to call several additional j Carried Down Cargo Nets the witness stand. He baa been a trustee of Bucknell university, PHONE 8% 2 fCommittee. The recommendation And at Buenos Aires, the Argen extensive case around ShlmoniurB witnesses but some administration 1 Terse messages from the scene listening to testimony for weens an incorporator of Dickinson Law f was approved by the entire board. tine cabinet met to draft an ap in the forthcoming Doolittle trials, supporter* said privately that the told of carrying terrified children as a spectator. Safford told Rep schoqL holder of honorary degrees GAVELLO A E. SCHUI>Z It was stated that the Water peal to that country's population but Internatlor^ prosecution here i Paulcy nomination was likely to dowrn cargo nets from the frac- resentative Keefe (R., Wls.|, that from a number of Pennsylvania Ring Company, when purchased from to cat less meat so that more could takes precedence, headqliarters of- ^ stand or fall on the Ickes testi- j tured Yukon to the power boats he expected Kramer to back up colleges, and had 80 years service WARDS Cheney XtrotherS in 1933, coat $1,- be shipped abroad. explained. ibony. As a cabinet member, they, bobbing in the 20-foot waves; and his testimony about the purported as a judge. Up-off message. 800,000 and the present book value Curb Move Expected The dapper, o8-year-old Shlmo-j Ickes' statements were like-1 said "work is continuing by life In its report on his conduct on The once in a lifetime purchase! Make sure your of the system is $1,900,000. In Trade circles here looked to the Awaiting Kramer's the Federal bench, the judiciary mura said in his recent Interview |iy to bear more weight than U iose'rsft " and breeches buoys rigged j j. hundlTof* TkoutmJt powkry rthtn addition to the book value of the government to take some steps to that he believed hla continued of any other witness. to the bow sccUon of the dead i’ bundle of Naval files committee aaid; choice is a wise 6ne. A ring purchased here car system, there is also a cash bal ward limiting domestic consump freedom was due to absence of ______ghin.ship for the_ first week of December, Object to Ibitort Money 'fcsve ktimi, Ut I JiJ, dm k s v y ' ance In the treasury of the com tion of flour and bakery products evidence against him. "1 had noth 1941. Safford tesUfled that one kiktiMhM »f L r f t rawtAvsnu ries the assurance of years of experience in and to discourage feeding of wheat The three crewmen washed of these flics, "JD-1: 7001,’• which "Almost every litigant who had pany, of $262,000, which la now ing to do with wartime policy," he overboard said they believed 20 toe misfortune to appear before mJ irwnii CM rtcIV Islrt.iftej REGULARLY 2.29! CHILD’S hivested in government bonds. to livestock. aaid. IHorn Ilia Admits was marked cancelled, could have ’m a m As evidence of this, John T. Me ' or more others were missing, but contained the Dec. 4 message this wicked and malicious judge pffit u t •/ Uyhtt diamond buying. Method Of FInaaeIng Headquarters sources said this! no reports from the vessels stand The method of financing the new Carthy referred to stiggestlons which he said had vanished. became the immediate object of /feeix New f fbe SCUFF-RESISTANT OXFORD 1.97 claim still was under investiga Ordering March ing by verified the belief. (a) . . . crooked conspiracy Installation will be decided when that millers be required to divert tion. Sefcbwy'c AUci Seel- the final construction fla res are a larger portion of the wheat ker When the 165-foot Onondagx whose sole interest was toe We've reduced these shoes from our regular stock especially for The. 18 others arrested in con-1 took its load of 48 survivors to amount of money that could be lemt A V IJO U k ’i The DEWEY-RICHMAN secured .and one of the recommen nel into flour. This would result in nection with crimes against pris (Continued from Page Une) Korean Rule this great event! If you hove an active boy or girl who's hard on dations, which met with .the favor a darker flour but would be de Seward the Coast Guard’s light extorted from, him for justice or M •«(/ le firs, esJ | oners o f war include; ------house tender Cedar took char.ge shoes we wont you to try these sturdy brown oxfords. The tips ore of the Selectmen, was to borrow signed to stretch wheat supplies. LleuL Gen. Tadalchlro Morlmo- carded POW camps threatening fof the evasion of justice.” ^ peLteKc lee. A ft of the operations, with Army ve.s- Plans Ready The committee described as "a on notes the amount necessary, Whether the government had to, commander of war prisrfns m death to would-be escapees, k nis IT fa l4« SMcU COMPANY DAYS.. m ade o f a specially processed leather that won't scuff! Durable which can be secured at the rate any'Such compulsory'measures in scla and merchant ships aiding >n black-market operation of toe the PhlUpRines.from July, 1942,! A photostat of the proclamation, the work. The Onondaga was back leather solesi You'd beMer hurry if you wont to get them ot this of about 1 1-2 per cent, which will mind could not be determined. Of until March, 1M4, and Maj. K a -! introtluced as evidence, waa shown (Uontinued from Page One) most despicable, malicious apd JEWELERS STATIONERS OPTICIANS ficials in a position to know kept before nightfall. degrading sort” what it aaid wah a not Interfere with the existing Buo Maeda, head of Uie Davao! Homma. Meek emphasized that the low pricel Wide ronge of sizes: 8'/i to 3. bonda accrued through earnings their silence pending word from signature was "Commander, Impe Gen. T. F_ Shtikov, .chiafs of toe conspiracy to aplit fees "with the White House. penal colony from August, . 1942, of the company. uhtlV March, 1944. rial Japanese Forces.” American and Soviet delegations shady charactera who practiced Aside from short supplies, the Must Got Permission Lieut. Kelzo UralK', a.s.Si8tant lo "It WHS the iH)Ilcy of troop com Safford Aware To Give More Details before him.” Since the purchase of the water problem of meeting Europe’s re manders to use the name of the A member of Arnold’s staff said The judge profited from these quirements la being complicated, the director of Philippine prisons; company from Cheney Brothers Cpl. Gonroku Akagi and Sergt commander on anything Import- a further communique would be is fee splits, the committee added, WeWqssrtsfs i tte town has been losing about agriculture department officials Of Riilen Bi'each “ through hit son Donald, who bar Shigenobu Kushibill, members of defendant replied, sued later today or tomorrow with D fK N D A K E WARDS 10G% PURI $19,000 annually in taxes from the say, by two factors: (1) Trans the Visayan district military po-' did. however, "give approv- more specified information on re tered and sold justice as freely as portation bottlenecks in moving POULTty o r i ^ a l ownership, and to offset llce unit headquarters in Cebu;l® . leaflet.^ dropped on Bataan sults and objectives of toe confer a vendible commodity.” In an grain from mid-western producing (Continued fruin Page One) MEOKIMS this, the committee recommends Sergt. Masafumjl Hamamoto, for-l®“ Corregidor caUlng upon FlU- ence. other aectlon, it aaid Judge John PENNSYLVANIA OH, that $20,000 be paid to the town areas to porta and (2) a tendency mer member of the 78th mixed P'no-Amcrlcan forces to suriender pened, or thought had happened, I He said the delegates discussed son slab "sold justice.” treasurer this year in lieu of taxes. of some farmers, fearing a pos only "urgent problem.^’’ and did sible bad crop this year, to hold biigado on Panay; Warrant Of-!®"” troHtment in had to do something to make h yevr container I ^ q K do this It will first be necessary fleer Rukunojo Inamura. Manila; I with international law. not go into any long range Issues, to obtain permission of the First their grain for future use or for amends.’' LARSEN’ S Sergt. Maj. Motojl Kataoka. M a-1 that at that including the question of unifica National Bank of Boston, guaran higher prices. Lucas summed up that Safford tion of Korea. Gas on Stomach FEED SERVICE tor of the town's bonds. nils; and Sergt. Yoshtakl Lodaml, as time went oii, “ felt he (Kim Manila. "I did," Homma replied. There was no Immediate reaction 2 Relieved in 8 miantae or W h y p a y 35e a quart ebew h erul It has been found through con mel) had been done an injustice.” T e l. 5106 Art Stolen Lieut. Hlsao Takemura, former "Was it followed?” Safford said he felt that way from the Korean press, which pre douUo jrour money back 84 Depot Squaro ferences Mdth the bank officials, 'T trusted that It was.” viously mirrored public clamor WhfB PtrPtB 8tOBlarh trld C8*i«pa tMinfiil, suffteBt- Wards 100% Pure Pennsylvania that the financial setup of the wa mem'jer of the 213th Infantry reg when he learned a warning mes tnt tM . tour 8toauch 8111I lM«nbtini. doctort umibIIf "Did you investigate and check sage had not, been sent from Wash against a trusteeship. It was ex prMcribff faft88t-«rttnt modiriMa knoRn for ter company is in,such good condi iment which waa stationed in the up?” pected however that poll.tically ijflipfomfitir r«Ilvf^fB8tllrlnpf ilk* th tors of. war." of hia personnel would be returned moment Gen. Wainwrtght hoisted never saw it. Purportedly, it car POPULAR WINE STORE IN TOWN! 69.95, May Indict loduatrlalist to America by July, and even the the flag of eurrender May 6. 1942. ried out a Japanese plan to let Room Heaters Flannel ^ LIVING ROOM SUITE 169.95 C e lls reduction to date "materially re FOR DOUBU DUTY Possible Indictment of a score The dapper Japanese general, agents abroad know in a weather FOR SALE Sote-Pricedl of big time Nazi Industrialists and duces the extent" of guarding who wai removed from his Philip There always a good supply of Beer and Ale, at Just- Look at the handsome styling of this suite... its generous proportions broadcast that wa^was at hand. Size 19” X 22” x 6 ” An impressive iiving room piece kv day... thot needed extra bed financiers is under discussion here, against subversive activity. pines' command the following Work Shirts Ek D ^ C Brig. Gen. Ken R. Dyke, chief of Japaness messages were decod Walk-In Box S'x6’x9’ the-right temperature tn “ Fred’s” refrigerator. ... its attractive wood trim ... look at the money saving Ward prkel a spokesman for the British prose August, said he considered toe Brown Crackle'Finish at night. Handsome styling thot will be at home in most any room. Information and Education section, ed in a highly seotet process known Deep upholstery; covered in good-looking Mohair and cotton Frieze. Transparent Vlnylite. . . supple ot cution said today. and Lieut. Col. H. C. Schenck, head first attack against Corregidor a as "magic.” ^ifford said ha had Complete wito detroater and Blue or Grey Hardwood Frame is sturdily constructed for lasting service... No- Quality noshllghl Cells at a sole ’’miserable’’ failure after having The United States Is not*com- of the Natural Resources section, borrowed "qdtte a lot of magic” machine. Ia tn exeellent ooadl- Sag springs In base for most comfort. Attractively upholstered in Sturdily constructed to Words rigid standards that assure you long, price! Regular size . . . shortproof tillc, ond proctkatly teorproofl mitted to further participation in lost 1,000 of his 3,000 aSeault for study, but said It never left his agreed that losses of key personnel tlon. sotisfoctory service! See this exceptional buy at WordsI top. Save at WordsI Flb^bowts from 4 fci. to 11 I". war crimes trials of an interna have far exceeded replu^menta. troops In toe initial landing. office a ^ he had not shown it to durable fabrics for years of wear. See it at Wards. tional character at Nuernberg, but Dyke said he ts returning to the "If toe Americans had countsr- anyone Defy 20% Downf MontWy Poymenf Pfcsif Oidy 20% Oownl MoefWy Poymwif PM is kfiown to be Interested in the attacked we would have been Fred’s Package Store United States soon on leave and .Demaaded All I«ttsrs Scientific 17.57 prosecution of leaders pf Ger- driven Into toe eee." he said. ifA the outset of Safford’s fifth hopes to persuade competent civil- - 117 SPRUCE STREET mshy's war industries which, be* ion personnel to come to Japan. Homma, charged with aleught- iaty on toe stand. Rep. Murphy Refriseration Co. Plus Tax i 1.28 SPECIAL SAVINGS! cause of the illness of Gustav . "They must 'have a sense of a erlng American troops on Corragl- diemanded that he produce all let 87 OAK STREET (Comer of Biasell and Spruce) .Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach. tnlaalon or they will .be no good," dor after Wainwrlght offered to* ters, in addition to toe Kramer T E L . 8 - im are not represented among the 22 he added. "This is no place for surrender, explained he ordered correepondence, which were relat COMPORTARU OAK AND CHE WOMEN’S SWEATERS 3 9 8 Nazis now before the Internation amateurs.” artillery fire the night of May 6 ed to hie campaign to exonerata Famoun Carol Brents.. .nizen 84-40. 100% al Military tribunal. because Wainwrlght insisted he KlmmeL 5-PC. DINETTE wool. 100% warm, and such pretty colors! Tlte question of who wotild bt could order only troopa U) toe Safford said ha had been unable ------...... 1------..I— «— «> PiATTORM ROCKIR named as defsndants has not been Manila bay area to lay dpWn their to find anything but a letter, from Metal Curtain Pauley Battle arms. He said Wainwrtght ex MEN’ S WORK OUTFITS- decided. t I Capt. George Welker and that he OJr Oth 598 plained he had relinquished com could produce none of his own. $0%0— If 10%OnMil Tough .Sanforized Government twill! Sport Gqes Into Lull mend of other areas to MeJ. Gen. The Welker letter was not read. /Radiator Material ‘ 2 2 .9 5 4 9 .9 5 styling and colors! y , Jeanne Maltempo William Sharp, but "I contended Winding up his fourth day on. if he had given away his command the witness stand,' Safford teati • Sheer (Cotton tier# is a platform rocker that Streamlined modem beauty to / (CoaHanei from Page One) Covers Manjuiaette Weave 2 7 7 Is Guest of Honor he could take it back." fled; transform your dinettel Glemt* HANDBAGS REDUCED! Never laapected Camps __ (1) He realized he had made Some Big Figives. . . Novelty Pattern will be the “apple of your fam Unusually lovely styles! r Simulated patent mistaken—that he got toe wrong Answering charges of respon some strong charges against Adjustable Length ily's eye". . . on inducement to ing chrome-plated legs... prac In glessmlng black. Rich simulated leathers! PItu 20% excite tax Mrs. Alfred J. CargI of 160 impression of any conversations sibility for the death of 67,000 In or. Ivory Finish 52 Inches WMa Washington officers which might comfort . . . hwier spring sect tical natural Oak top. Chqin Cooper Hill street entertained re he had about raising money," the . Americana and Flllpinoe .during militate against hla Naval career. As of January 1, 1946, total deposits nominee said. cently in honor of her slater. Miss : 1942, Homma teatifled he never (2) He had n o’personal Interest in Mutual Savings Banks in this country cushions . . .'sturdy hardwood comfortably upholstered in arti “ KWIK START” BATTERY Jeanne Maltempo, whose marriage "Swell," snapped ' toe cabinet I personally Inspectsd prisoner of 48 heavy-duty plates, 100 ampere-hour out member without turning around, In exonerating Kimmel (who was are reported to amount to )1 5.332,202,» frame . . . A Value at Wards! ficial leather, it's a Voluel 5 4 5 to Norman L. Richer of South Cov { war camps. removsd frony his post as com put! 18-month guarantee! Gives long entry will take place In St. Jamea's "then I don't understand the Eng Exchange "1 thought conditions were Im- mander' In chief of the Pacific ,146. This represents an Increase of sendee church Saturday, February 23. The lish language.” proved. They were much better decorationa were in keeping with One Democratic lieutenant, who I fleet) "except that I started it and $2,000,391,$16 in 1945. This is the 3 9 ^ y**’ I In July than in May and June. 1 have to see it through." the approaching Valentine’s day, did not want to be quoted by name, greatest increase in deposits In any sin 3 told a reporter that he believed ^ thoui^t so” —he paused and amil- Chairman Barkley (D.. Ky.) ask TUMBLERS SALE-PRTCED! and the bride-elect received a va i ed wryly—"that la," until I came ried and beautiful assortment of Ickes’ testimony might have made ed whether this might ^ inter gle year In the 130 years of history of Crystal-clear glass, with fluted sides, square for I here." ' preted to mean that Safford had NON-SKID bottom. 9-oz. capacity. Save more at Wards! 8 gifts from the friends who attend it impoaaible to obtain Senate con Mutual Savings Banks. ' ARMSTRONG 9'x12' ed. firmation of .Pauley. told a story "and had to stick to Mrs. Cargl served a buffet lupch It.” but the witness flatly denied Felt Bane QUAKER RUGS FLOOR MATTINO in which the waa assisted by Mrs. he would not be aurpriaed Three Storms this. •. As a depositor in this mutual savings Metal FLOOR W AX REDUCED! Mary Pompel, Mrs. Edith Maltem Truman called in hie appointee Safford. a Naval Intelligence of f Seir-pollshing! No rubbing . . . dries In 20 ficer at toe time, has insisted de bank you have a part in this great total Auto min. Contains Caraaiiba . . hardest wax po and Miss Lee Maltempo. and diacussed toe whole meter with Lash Country Lunch Kits 84’ wtfi QUART him in the light of developments. spite contrary testimony from — you can be proud of your share in thia known! Precedent la Flynn Cnee other witnesess ‘ that a Japanese Floor Mats 6.95 Catholic Group The Whits Houee had Indicated (OoBtianad from; Page One) message tipping off toe war's accomplishment. By Sue Boraett previously It would not withdraw start, waa received by the Navy For Mpat All Cars Complete With Famous for beauty and long Looks, feels like rubberl Moisture- Dec. 4, 1941. A huge tulip applique makes a Assists Missions toe nomination, but there ia a some parta of the midwest, and wear! Smooth, boked-on enomej resistant, washable... and cor trim on this smart aide precedent in to* case of Edward parts of Florida. If rain was not Under qiicstioning about his ef Deposit In This Mutual Savings Bank) Aa Low Aa Pint Thermoa Bottle button prlnccaa frock. Beloved by J. Flynn, former >-Democratic na already falling In toe entire eaat- forts in behalf of Kimmel, Safford surface is waterproof, stainproof rugated for extra sofetyl Excel. said he w*s only "diatantly ac every age, princes* dresses take! Mission' Night was observed by tional chairman who was nomi em half of toe country. It wee 'ex .. easy to keep sparkling clean! lent for hallways, oldM i t i bandsomely to.a wide variety of i.Cbbbona assembly. Catholic Ladles nated by toe late President Rooee* pected soon from a heavy, extend quainted” with toe admiral but had fabrlcA Columbiu, at its meeting at the velt early in 1948 to be minister to ed forecast. seen and talked with him about a lie flat wllhouf ^steningl See at helps to avoid slipping! Buy a t ontgomery an I half dozen times since a Naval M Battem No. 895$ la for aizea 12,1 Knights of Columbup home last Auetralje. Flynn asked, and Mr. . A cold air mass moving across W ards... now! W ards. l i save! visit our Catalog Department for items not oafrtod •• 16, l i and 10. Size 14. short 1 "iKht. Hard-to-get food Items, do- Roosevelt complied, that his name the country from toe northern Court of Inquiry in ^944. 1.19 Meevea, 8 1-.2 yards of 85 or 89-' members of the.commlt- be withdrawn after it appeared plains found temperatures already Senator Ferguson (R.. Mich.) 36” X 44” X 48” . the store! * Or shop by phone—-from the catalog P*8*4^_V j tee, were raffled follow^g the likely that toe Senate would reject low in the north, and waa expect wanted to know If he had talked “ lielii uas acfspa for applique. The Savings Bank of Manchester W VW t our Catalog Deportmwit for Itomi not in doru stocks ♦ OK# your budget o lift... usu our Monthly Fuyraent Plont 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHFi**^ 'Bv.ttala pattern, send 20 cenU, businesa session. P rocess are the nomination. ' ed to bring colder weather to the with-Kimmel concerning the .In- ^our name, address, size sent yearly to Catholic mtaslons to Senator Taft of Ohio, chairman southeast , veatlfatlon now going on. waa the A Mutual Sayings Bank 1^ the pattern number their works of charity. of the Republican Steering cqm- Recordings early today Included In general way," ' lavRomett, The Manchitoter Refreshments Were serv^ by mlttec, told a reporter after a Cartbom Me., 10 below, Boston 2, reply. 1180 Ave. Ajn«rt- toe committee headed by Mre. meeting of G.O.P. eenatora yestor- Pittsburgh 42, Washington 32, “As to what your testimony All deposits in this bank are guaranteed in fujil by The Savings Bank Deposit 18, N. Y. Anne Kweah and Mrs. Cora Dyer, day that the "opinion expressed by Charlotte 41, Atlanta 48, Jackson- would b e?" ' Guamnty Fund of Connecticut, InCij ^ its for your oopy of co-chairmen. 'Thty. were assisted a larfs number Mr.Pwi- vtlM'SI, New Orleans 69. Birming "As to toe fact that my testi •ummer iaeue of ^ M rs Julia MeSsmhey. Mrs. ley would not be eonjlrmed." ham 63. Cleveland 2, Chicago 35. mony would be what it, has been .ontgomery Ward lerie Ftimcgan. Mre. Roselle John Mgaa of up-to^the- In hie few minutes on the stand, Cincinnati 54, Omaha -8, ^ v i l i before. Not any ehangea." son. Henilette Raynaud, Mias Ickes____ _ produced____ a eeriee of seven Lake, N. D.. 4 below, Denver 2. The committee has evidefice that MAIN ST^£T ^ MANCBSSTBR w M ee a free pat- '|M( !)l 824-828 MAIN STREET ^ Blaie Deer end Mlae Vera Got- i memoranda covering ell of toe Broffnavllle, Tex., 70, Seattle, . 42 on Janf 22,- 1844, Saffbtl wroti M,-.. which be aaid he bed and Sin Francieco .47, Capt A. D. Kramer »rg*ff‘|| to HEKALU, MANCHESTEK, CONN., WEUNESUAT, FEBRUARY MANCHESTER EVENING 6. 1944 ^ A G C S E v e r ^ s e e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1944
PTMidcntlikl atrataffem. it haa be haa been made to the County Chap 686. Payment o f dividends must (Church Banquet ter of Infahtile Paralysis but a bis Mater, Mias Florence Oden, tial portion of this reserve will IHm trtlfpBtpr come apparent that he cboae a not be used. await, he eaid, final action by the TO-NIGHT final report will not be made until who survive. Another sister, Mrs. board on the few remaining casee poorly qualified instrument. Mr. next week. ’Therefore any individual Agnes Johnson of 20 Cambridge Assets Close Rogin also said that he waa On February 13 Is Found Dead making arranFementa with Lloyds before, it and either eetUement or Pauley, the oil man In polltiu, or organisation who still wishes to street and two nephews also mir- subm Mon to arbitration of those 84M nM TAB U contribute may do so and they vUll for psirt payment o f the $500,000 POBUBHBD B1 the magician of oontiibutlona to vlve him. To $2,000,000 due the receiver on the public lia cases which now are in the hands $ M U m i nuNTTOo 00. nf& R. G. Loomis and Eldwln H. receive credit fo r their donation. In His Garage He was an active member of of attorneys whose clients did not u ■lassll Street Democratic campaign funds, fer* Firemen’s Meeting bility policy carried by the ten Brown of the Men’s Friendship the Emanuel Lutheran church. don underwriters. The total pub sign the srbitration agreement. lUaelMStar, vently denies that oil and politics Club of the South Methodist Bolton Volunteer Firemen will Pepper-and-Salt COLUMN Private fuqeral services will be KTA28^IIX THOUaS fi^ U S O N Icceiver Expects Cir lic liability insurance fund will Osoeral Masager ever got mixed so far as he was church are in charge of the dis meet Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. Medical Examiner De held from the Watkins Funeral Pasteurization Rights Sospended in the Firehouse. An indoor drill not be paid, Rogin said, until the tMuMad October 1. UO concerned. But Secretary Ickes, tribution of complimentary tickets V amphibious landing by Dutch Home. Burial will be in the fam cus Funds to Conic will follow the meeting and all fire By Hal Boyle clares D^ath Was Due receiver has paid out In dividends to the service men and women of forces In 1622, thanks to the ily plot, Mansfield. The family re Hartford, Feb. 6.—(S’) — The 4 i| ;pebliahed B*etT Brenins *^*’fP* I who is the moat unpopular and men are urged to attend. Macao, Feb. 5—(A^-If «ver From Lloyds Soon to the victims an equal sum from the church who will be guests of artillery generalship of a Jesuit To Monoxide Gas quests that floa-era be omitted. the money now on hand. pasteurization rights of A. J. re Conn., m | yet the moot honest of all Wash Hyr* waa a place that looked like Oil Burners the club at the welcome-home din Here's spice for your priest. , Tax Refund Expected Kaemmer and Son, Meriden milk Bdqass~'MaTr lUtter. ington officials," says that they ner Wednesday, Feb. 13 at 6:30 ■in on a crutch It is Macao, eome- Hartford, Feb. 6— (S’)—'The dealers, have been suspended un M kl Past Glories Mean Little Note Arthur Oden, 48, of 18 Cam Rogin said that a tu refund of p. m. in the banquet hall. times fancily refen W to as the til April 1 by State Dairy and SUBSCIUPTIUN BATBS did, and he will bd. believed. “Monte Carlo of the Far East.” All theee past glories mean lit Ringling Brothers and Barnum approximately $300,00m, plus comfort for you, at small cost. he had on hand $807,920, most of A large committee of the club firecrackers Md gambling. And opolies. All gambling, houses are Moore found Oden sitting In his ley Field, Texas where he has He is survived by his second serv^ for the past year. His which was available for dividend diS «2£‘’h ^ U :':S 'X “"re2.'r;SSr *^ and without regard to what Is handling the tickets, and final 'games of chance are probably the run by a single company which coupe with the Ignition key turned wife, Mrs. Minnie Trowbridge terminal leave will expire on payments to victims of the circus reservations for the dinner must government’s chief single sobree residents of Macao estimate pays on and all of the gasoline drained Foil aamce oUest of N. *. a. Semee ghould be the dignity and prestige Jones Crocker of Moodus, one son, March 12. Lieut. Blow was noti fire here July 6, 1944, or to the be made by the end. of this week. A. Blue chintz with rose and gold, of revenue; the government about $2,225,000 from the tank. Death was due to I of high- government service. The Russell F. of West Springfield, monoxide poisoning. Dr. Moore re fied by the W ar Department of estates of the 168 persons who lost More than one hundred men and Mass., four daughters, Mrs. A r or, rose background with gold, Somewhat On Uppers (American dollars) yearly for its Pnbtlabers nomination should be rejected by ported. stating that Oden had his promotion to Captain, effee their lives In the holocaust. Julius Mathews Special a « w y —New women of the church will be thur Goodrich of Springfield, Mass.. Macao, considering its long franchise- about 20 per cent of Included in this amount. Rogin guests on this occasion.^ green and red, 18.00 proud history, is somewhat on Its entire government revenues. been dead about eight hours. tlve Feb. 8. Tork. Chlcaso. Detroit and Boston. the Senate and the President Mrs. George W. Morrow of <^o- Lieu t Blow took his officer’s says, waa $54,561 he received from uppers at present. It Is a mixture Cheap, Sordid DIvea Had Been Deapondent ~ u atTDlT BURliatl OP warned to keep his standards nial Park, Pennsylvania, Mrs. Car- B. Burgundy with rose and green training at the Army Air Forces the 1946 earnings of the circus. resembling Concord, Mass., Reno Most gambling cfttabliahmenta The medical officer learned that Tire$tow» roll W. Hutchinson of Hebron and Base in Miami, Fla., in 1942 and Unincluded, he said, was from UimCCLATlONa ______higher. floral design, 25.50 and Coney island — with Chinese are cheap, sordid dives patronized Mrs. Leon Fogll of Manchester, Oden, who had been in poor health was stationed at ordnance depots $150,000 to $200,000 he was prom Xhe Herald Printing Ooapany, Im .. one sister, Mrs. Adella Pease of overtones. With its neon lights and now largely by Chinese since the for some time, had become de ised after the end of the circus msuoms ao financial reeponsibllity tor | Bolton Blue cretonne with rose and picturesque old avenues shaded by at Philadelphia, in Ohio, Oklahoma Hampden, Mass., and ten grand revival of piracy made it risky for spondent. Last night he left the City and at Kelley Field. fiscal year on March 31. Yamashita Will Hang children. 22 great-grandchildren, green flowers, 52.00 elderly banyan trees, the colony Hong Kong plungers to carry large house about 7 o'clock and he fail Let Keep Reserv e Fund g!!!!gS!;‘..‘-Tg. tsssau?' The beautiful iris and daffodils resembles nothing more than a A native of Barre, Vermont, Herald. one nephew and two nieces.* sums to Macao. ed to return. It la supposed that where he was born, Lieut. Blow This additional payment. Rogin The majority decision of the that decorated the Bolton Congre Natural chintz with burgundy, stately old southern home In Nat *rhe government is sensitive said, would be taken from a re gational church on Sunday. Feb. 3 The funeral will be at the Gra he went directly to the garage, attended Spaulding High school [Supreme Court denying the ap ham Funeral Service Parlors, 619 rose and blue, 25.50 chez turned Into a hotdog- stand- over criticism of its . “ wide open” serve fund of $750,000 Which, un Wednesday, February 6 were the gift of friends who sent closed the doors and entered his in that city before coming to Con State street, Springfield, Mass., Portugal near the close of the policy and in an official guide I der board of arbitration agree peal' of General Tamashita from the fiowers in memory of the for 16th century was the first Euro car at that time. The garage doors necticut where he was employed with burial In the family lot in book prints fhe following remark ment, the circus was permitted Februsury SzJe the verdict of the military trial mer pastor and great friend. Dr. were found closed this morning. in the Hamilton Standard Pro pean maritime power to open di able defense: to keep at the end of each season The Debate On Greece Brownell Gage, who died one year Hampden, Mass. rect trade relations with China Oden was employed by the peller Company, UAC and at the court at Manila concerned itself Mr. Crocker’s first was-Mary A. Macao has been accused of to pay its expenseSsIn winter quar ago. and Macao waa founded about Folding Boxes Co., on Elm street. Niles, Bemont, Pond Division * The UNO debate on Iran’s with the question o f whether or Kane, mother of the children. She thriving on taxes on gambling but ters and to put the show on the Farm Bureau Meeting 1667 after an earlier trade sta He wss a native of Mansfield, UAC, West Hartford, before his this Is a mistaken view, for the road free of debt. Income from against Russia was vastly I not such a military court bad died in 1914. tion had been destroyed. It lies Conn., but had been a resident of entry Into service. There w ill be a meeting of the The funeral will be held Sat- part of the revenue which is de tourists at the ^vlnter quarters haa ^^□fiBqilifled because Mr. Vishinsky, proper jurisdiction and authority, Farm Bureau on Thursday, at about 50 mllea west of Hong Kong Manchester for several years, hav He married Miss Harriett Fox, turday afternoon at 2 o’clock at rived from strict control of gam been high this year. Rogin said, 10:30 a. nr. in the Quarryvllle on the southern tip of Chung Shan ing made his home with his moth former High school teacher and repr esenting Russia, made open The majority concluded that the the Graham Funeral Service Home, bling is devoted to important pub making it certain that a substan SEAT church at which Marion Evans Island district in the Pearl river er, Mrs. Anna Carlson Oden and librarian of the school. admlssioa of the factual truth of court, w a s % proper court, and 619 State street, Springfield, Mass. WilTKtSS lic works and Improvements and Dakin will lead the meeting on estuary. 'tbs diargM. He admitted that that therefore its verdict must Many Claims To Fame to the support of charitable In “Square Meals for Health.“ Lunch Bristol Coach Dies COVERS : Roasian troops had Interfered I stand. will be prepared and served those It has many claims to historical stitutions.’’ Manckedie/i fame— and likes to emphasize Disgruntled losers at gaming ^wlth the lranlai\ Government s minority dedsions, by Jus- who attend. Everyone is cordially Bristol. Feb. 6.—(dV-WUllam J them. tables put Macao's philosophy invited to the meeting. Flynn, 47, well known as the man JUST RECEIVED! jnsfiaagement o f its own country, RuUedge and Murphy, con- March of Dimes For centuries it was one of the more crisply: ager and coach of teams repre Tireriono T^mt was what the Iranian charge 1themselves more seriously Two more donations arrived for chief trade centers with China and Nlnty per cent for the devil— Special Shipment! senting the West End Athletic ■aid, and when the Russians ad- ^ i y i t},, question of whether or the March of Dimes on Monday. Japan and the fountainhead of ten per cent to the Lord." — You’ve Had A Baby! club, died suddenly at his home Catholicism in the Far East, serv OUTSTANDING mltted It, that made the case military court had pro- Pneviously acknowledged was the SPARK sum of $305.80 and Monday’s here yesterday. He was a star ing as a headquarters for mis- NOW YOU’LL NEED TO KEEP BABY . V A L U E ! clear. When, therefore, the Se- ^ ^ General Ya- donors: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony guard on the bid West End foot aionaries. curity Council let the dispute go I Fiano, $1 and Mr. and Mrs. Leon ball team which ranked high In It was here the first European COMFORTABLE WITH BENSON’S JUVENILE FURNITURE PLURS state semi-pro circles. Funeral ar- hospital in the Far East was SIMONIZINC hack to d l t ^ negotlaUons be- L in admission o f evl- ard Ducharme $2 brought the total COMPLETE SETS (Pnr to $308.80. A^preirmtaary ‘ re '^ rt rangemenU are Incomplete. founded In 1569. Caleb Cushing ■\ tween tbs two countries Involved, ^ willingness to con- The Body Shop Method For Sedans and Coaches fm o o m r ^ aloo signed the first American Cmn, wMfe Riiwia had been proved clearly In For Most All Cars! treaty with China here in the SO LIM ENE & FLAGG. Inc. Maple Cribs ...... S9.95 up PniWato tbs factual wrong, and was there- jjqj factually proven, Open Thursday Evenings to 9 “ Queen of Heaven” temple in 1844 684 Center S t ThI. 8^61 OMyl fOre obligatsd. I f Mie wished to en- performed a maladmin- and in 1864 the colony built the Baskinett on Casters FOREST GREEN first lighthouse in China. Doctor fo f the respect of other nations, to [m u tia r by typioU American Jus- with h o o d ...... $7.95 ■MBd her ways in the direct nego-^ dosed—Wednesday Afternoons Sun Yat-Sen, CTllna’s George 5 9 ^ FOR 1 Washington and founder of its / tiations intwided to solve the prob- ’ Boa$/fMul Reman OoM MetoluMf FInfaft ' General Tamashita wilt hang, 11.50 first republic, also practiced medi Kantwet Crib cine as a young man in Macao’s / ^ , I *n accordance with the verdict of Mattress ...... $10.95—$12.95 6 0 ^ fO R 2 Tbe UNCf debate on Russlar L^^ Chinese hospital. The TRUMPET MORN Macaons like to recall that the .fibarges against Britain in Greece probably, we would 'Two-piece maple group covered in Bonny Bear Innerspring For o»*rr burgundy tone-on-tone upholstery. first observations by which Paul Dewey-Richman got nnothor fo r J u t ono , guess, be is entirely as guilty as Sofa and chair, 98.45 de Lamahon, French Socialist, Crib Mattress...... $12.95 Mnnyl Onnrantood to gteo .«mch less satisfactory in lU re- Manila court inferred him to was able to prove that the Intens fe e qdeker, oosist Uy of magnetic force varies at dif ■ult There has been no Joining k , ftiturs years, and in Co. goer Bonof bncki A mam- ferent parts of the earth were Maple High Chairs...... $7.95 tjonalopportanitirl of the facts. Mr. Bevln has met calmer times, it is likely to be the made here and In tenerife between OCULIST Foimfnl air-«lactrie tene. UklTaml the Soviet diarges with a blunt voice of the Supreme Court mi 1785 and 1787. Nursery Seats...... $3.49 mounting fixture* mltebl* foe nil osci. demand that Britain be declared ’Ihey also boast that while PRESCRIPTIONS PILI.ED Liht I Vi Tom/ nority which is honored, because Oomplotoly wired. completely innocent of all undue Portugal was under Spanish rule N E W FRAM ES Training Chairs ...... $4.2.5 it dared emphasise the fact that. from 1581 to 1640 Macao alone LENS DUPl.iCATED InSuence in Greece. That is prob In hanging a hated enemy, we among Portuguese possessions High-Chair P ad s ...... $1.69 up ably very near the factual truth REPAIRS MADE neglected our own proper stand never hauled down the national at the moment, when observers ards of justice. flag. They even beat off a 19-shlp Play P e n s ...... $4.98-$ 10.95 Sealed Beam Adapters $4.9B from America and other nations / ’There is still, for the layman, a P a d s ...... $2.98 (For Most All Cars!) are preparing to see that the vivid contrast between the patch- forthcoming elections in Greece New mirrors All Steel Strollers ...... $11.98 work and haphasard evidence at Precision are fairly and freely fconducted. # the Manila trial and the precise But it is not all the truth concern Wicker Strollers . . $13.95—$24.50 and devastating documentation Trailer Hitch $ BO* ing the past. ’There was a time for n^w 3.39 and evidence of direct responsi Finest line of Thayer-Hartshorn when British public opinion Itself bility and participation which is SKIS and Siebert Baby Carriages was vastly disturbed over British Glenwood Motor Oil $1.29 Ciovernment Release. Hickor^. Steel Edge. Brand New. policy In Greece, Which seemed featuring the Allied case against reflections $19.50 up 2-Gal. Can Highest Grade! • headed towards restoration of the German war criminals at 1.98 Nuremberg. The Manila trial im \ t ^ Greek monarchy. Thera was List Price $31.50 Pair! Gear Shift Knobs 39c ea. pressed the American newspaper 9.00 a time When the American Secre Pegged-leg coffiee table SPECIAL SALE PRICE I f It’s for the Kid tary of State addressed open re men who were covering it as a with rimmed top, usually . , now 7.95 . In the 3-Corrtered buke to that British policy. pre-ordained ' jhing which was a 9 95 travesty on justice. ’The Supreme p Two new mirrors to add sparkle to your interiorst ■ .The conditions and the manipu Pants . . . Bum per since the oratory Involves n9 com ^ , February Sun the month to furnish your BUSH HARDWARE CO. mon admission of facts, as it did (•) 3V,.Qwm* in the case of Iran, could not in It is worth notmg that the' sun, i Manchester, Conn. ^ e h ran... ' any case be very satisfactory. A upon whom all depends, is waxing (b) l'/i.(Pii.r4 sustaining of the Russian charge not only In the length but In the living room with maple DovbU lolUr' on such a basis would mean little. strength of its daily visitation. (•) Sa.C«e Neither would the blanket approv We remember noting.how, back.in (*1 (Subject to prior sale) Rogular Special Marble,'brass and fOntqof P.r.ol.ter .., al for British policy which Mr. December at the beginning of a amethyst or blue with Bevin asks mean very much. A zero day, the rising sun could cast 'Three-Piece Maple Group; red homespun 239.00 198.00 print shades; perfect (d] 2yi.Q«Mt O O g . lamps for maple rooms. S«ac...... decisloa which would be -certain to no slightest feeling of warmth, Three-Part Sofa in figured blue topeatry 82.10 69.50 These Stores Are FOR \ 14.95 ^ enjoy the respect of the outsida and how, all day through, even at Three-Piece Breakfast Group; toble and two Tripl#.ceotod, glooqr white world could ohly be reached, In high noon, it still'lackikl the pow m l benches 89.50 ' 29.50 with bright red trim. Flnt our opinion, after an impartial in- er to start'the smallest trickle Adjustable Lounge Chffir with ottoman; blue 72.00 59.76 bottom* for fnator hooMng. CUseo vestigation by neutral sources, an from a southward facing roof. - &roll-Arm Lounge Chair; brown flgur^ tap B o *007 to elonnl (4 investigation which v/ould have to But given us a zero, morning* OPEN estry « ■ ' 61.00 39.60 Hepting Pad i, take, for instance, tbs testimony now—this is an example not a be- v(6) Large Foot Stools in homespun, each 9 ,96' 6.95 >f the. Greeks themselves. seechment—and the sun need be Lbunffc Chair in burgundy flgur^ damask 85.00 28.60 3.48 i / " ' Pictures : Such a course does not seem in. only a few minutes above the Bridge Lamp with glass shelf; print shade 14.75 12.60 Rubbish Burners $1.39 eo. A S-*p*ed henttng pnd with the Cards. Actually, the Security eastern r|m to be a respectable 9.95 7.95 T H U R S b A Y S two enfety contrbl*. Soft Stretcher-base Coffee Table Heart Shaped Sterling Compacts . . . $12.00, CXnincil seems not to be trying to agent of warmth. Take the noon are a "must" in" decorating Peg-leg Sewing Stand with basket; spool rack 18 60 9.96 Firestone Soap Granules eiderdown cover and axtre solve the problem, but to avoid it. of a zero day— you take It and ^med-Leg End TaWe with shelf -i10.96 /vA 9.96 removabl* wnUr.r*p#U*^ . 12.96 Spray P i n s ...... $7.50 and up welcome to It—and there will be Oval Top Coffee Table; trestle base lo-OO J • A ■ ' '■» *" " _an ^ d • 25c each corer, 8-ft. cord. melting on the roof, and softening Large, important pictures are essential In the well, fur Coffee Table with turned base • 9.25 Traman Caff .Dp'Better Hchrt Shaped Lockets ...... $5.50 and up of sidewalks, and even pools of nished roorff , •. . used over mantel, aofa, buffet, or on Chippendale Coffee Table, stretcher base 14.50 12.60 water in the crosswalks. In short, large wall areaa. Here are a few reproductlomi of oiUi 12.96 Ha$ Seoros ef Uie$ P'rasldent Trumkn’s nomination from the Gallery of Popular Art. ' • Duncan Phyfc Coffee Table; light finish 14.96 Heart Shaped Expansion of Edwin W. Pauley as Undef-Sec- that pallid, powerless fellow of SATURDAYS IJTIUTlii rctary of the Navy was originally last December is beginning to re •'Garden’s Gift,” flowers, by Elmer W. Greens; ' r ’V. '' - Bracelets ...... $12.00 and up presented as part o f the Presi cover some of his atomic energy. SCALE L» 28x34’’ gilt frame, 14.95 . Ken-Rod He is beginning to be able to Solid Gold Link Bracelets. . $39.00 apd up dent’s plan to further his own rec- “Blue Danube.’’ interior, by Marguerite Pear LIGHT 4 .9 5 onunendation for a consolidation make his presence felt. Still more son; 27^x33 H ’’ antique gold frame, 20>00 Hand Hooked Rugs Ladies* ' BULBS of Army and Navy commands. power to him. 9 a. nii to 9 p. m. "L ittle Town of Weston,’’ snow landscape, by Buxton Billfolds .... $2.40 and up Bleycie A fter H r. Pauley bad served a A. T. Hibbard; 28%x34H round corner an- osoent Interval as Under-Secre Plane Crashes; Filer Escapes l e l 9 - 1 tlque gold frame, 19JI5 the perfe^ background for maple 20% Federal Tax IncMefl. Carrier tary he would step up into the Light, eompnet, ongp te New Milford, Feb. 6.—/ax331s gUt frame, 17A0 25-4040 wnttVhojrt* bnlho tinted tot Inng w n^W U there would be a Secretary of the when his light private plane Matching sets in fine old Colonial patterns; dlnl lock. Wolghn vp to 960^ blue, black, roae. burgundy and belga back ihnf glv* longer ■ervle*. iu 1*. nad 19-taeh fnmms. N avy who would agree to unlfica- crash^ in flames after fouling' a pound*. grounds. Heavy long-wearing quality. MANCHISTRR COMli* Uen of command. telephone wire here late Tuesday, George W. Taylor of New Canaan ■ 4 . ■ .•Inee this was rum.or<^ as the said that be had failed see the $4x48 inches .15.25 36x60 Inches...... $ 9 . 2 5 ' It’s p&m, it wss also fore- wires'Which span the Housatonlcto C litik tM . WilTRISS that opposition to the origi- river aboijit five milts from the 4x6 feet ...... 8 2 AO m center of the town. Police Officer Fauley appointment wou)d be Andrew Nearing, who arrived first iALL-CRY ol Meuioheite^ ■ad inspired by Navy at the burning plane, eatd that FREEDMAN whs are determined to Taylor had rented tt from the Ben ’ IPUUBAr tlHOUSe^SOH ISaattoii to the bitter end. Hurd Air ’Taxi Service at Monroe INC. 856 MAIN STREET to' fly from New Canaan' to Hunt 'M. the merits of the ington. DON NELLY’S AT THB CENTER JEWELERS .j . X . $f >•— .1* " . <•*.»« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCJHES'TER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1948 TACm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStIe R. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6,194(1 a g e e ig h t program hooka will be distributed tools and precision instruments, I Frank Quinlan by the Worthy, Lecturer, Elmer Hunsingcr et 'al; Alexander Such- said that his firm was "paying as Tem pestuous^rotest Clark. A Mynery ride ta being Welcome Home Dinner ecki against John J. Svlrk. Donations of $1»00 and Over Strike Is Set high or higher than anybody in planned lor March 21st meeting A ll Forms Of Rockville Trial cases are scheduled to be" the community.” Field Director and it la hoped that many will plan heard in the court starting the To The 1946 Polio Drive For Feb. 18 In a prepared statement read a t: WILLIE’S RESTAURANT to attend th)$ meeting as It ta go Wednesday, Feh, 13i 6:30 F, Ms ^ week of February 19. with six the final management-union nego Meetings on ll^(0 Site ing to be well worth attending. A Tax Service cases on the docket. tiation meeting yesterday. Deeds] short business meeting will pro S. N. Bartlett KnlghU Of Pythias Previously Published *3813.89 Albert Larson ...... 1.001 said: • | Local Resident Now in ceed the mystery >lda. q Further Visitors from Manchester arc, .$ 2.00' Clarence W. .lohnson- 1.00 L Negotiations of Union "There has been no indication AND GRILL reel- details of the ride will be given Men’s Friendsiqi Qdb expected at the meeting of Damon A. EllMb'eth Hunter Mr. and Mrs. A'. Eaton ... 1.00 Philippines Working out at the meeting ’Thursday svs- Passes Awav Mrs. H. Hue ... i ...... 1.00 that price ceilings will be removed \ C ■ l4.wer FolrBcM County “.5SS“* 2,,S:n o.», Lodge, Knights of Pythias to be 2.00 Mrs. Viola M itchell...... 1.00 With Niles - Benient* or raised in the near future with, 446 CENTER ST. TEL. 3861 be allowed to stay in Utalr homes nlng. Yirhithrop M erriam held In Castle Hall this evening at Bldney S. Carter ...... James Metcalf ...... 1.00 Remains Sharply Di For Red Cross Friend . . , ...... 1.00 Pond Break Down respect to the major portion of our under long-term UNO leasqs. The Victory clothing drive has South Methodist Church eight o’clock. The local degree Ruth E. McNeil ...... 1.00 prc^ucts.”- Presents met with great success in 0»vsn Accountant • Auditor team will confer the rank of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. vided Over Opposi Whlte-hslred Roger F. Bdl^in, Frank W. Quintan, son of Mrs. Kockville Resident M artin ...... 1.00 Mrs! Charley Donnelley ., 1.00 Now York city lawyer, chalnnen try. It was estimated Monday knight on a class of candidates. Thomas G. Kauffman .... 1.00 West Hartford, Feb. 6- f/Pt—A Sarah J. Quinlan of 28-C Garden that over l.IMM) pounds of Clothing 282 NO. MAIN STREET Cmd. Hansel H. Tower, USN., Spetdkeg Noted for Wonderful Famwr’a Meeting J. J. Kaminski ...... 1.00 tion to Choice Made of the Greenwich Town Budg^ Dona Mae » Lee Johnson 2.00 John Crouse ...... 1.00 strike call went out today to 3,.500 Flip and His committee and one of the town's, Drive, and the late William B. had been collected and there were A group of farmers are meeting Herman V. Johnson ...... 1.00 CIO-organized workers of the stm more to he collected from ths Thursday: 6 P. M..* 9 P. M. • Flower Gardens this afternoon to consider organi Friend ...... 1.00 1.00 Oreenwlch, Feb. 6.—(Tl—lower eider statesmen, expressed fear Quinlan, is now in the Philippines, For Reservations Call Harold J. Manning ...... 1.50. W. C. Brown ...... P ratt snd Whitney division of various schools. ’The teachers, sation for soil conservation and Mrs. Edward F. Brahancy 2,30 sehdng as an American Red Cross Mrs. Ernest Oowdy, of ths Red Saturday: 1 P. M. - 9 P. M. RockvUle, Feb. 6.—(Special) — reclamation. The meeting is call Mrs. M. Louise Carlisle .. 1 00 Nilcs-pement-Pond company after Connecticut Wranglers Fred W, Geissler ...... 1.00 Mrs. F. Davis•...... 2.00 divided today over opposition to | world to look upon Greenwich field tlirector. Mr. Quinlan has school, Mrs. Brown of the Silver R. G. I-oomis, 2*1536 J. B. Wilson, 6289 Staernan Nye Bartlett of 3 Pro.i. ed by County Agricultural Agent Mrs. John Graham ...... 1.00 a breakdown of negotiations for a served In that capacity for more street school snd Miss Kumlak of ^ Or By Appointment Ernest E. Tucker and is being held Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Bros- Featuring Yodeling Alice Mae with Bob, Vic, Flip the recommended Stmmford-Green-1 "bisMd and prejudiced in favor pact atraet, died at the Fraaler 2.00 Nellie I. F a y ...... 1.00 new contract. D n sn iin M e r than a y^qr. He was stationed at the Pond Hill school have dons a at the Farm Bureau office. The nan ...... •. wlch-Westchester (N. T.) county 1 of its own elfish interests.” HOME PHONE: WILLIMANTIC 820-W2 Cohvaleacent Hospital In West Mrs. Edwin J. Griswold .. 2 10 Lou Pecan ...... 1.00 The bargaining committee rep- | And Stop Dosing Your Stomach and Tex. Matinna nm n-' Hc propbscd, unsuccessfully, - splendid Job snd ars to bs com Church Office 8334 gue.st speaker Is N. Paul Tedrow, Friend ...... ■. 1.00 resenting Local 251, United Elec- t With Soda and AlkaliMra ate for the United Nations organ , meeting name a Braunschw^ near Berlin, Ger Ebirtford on Tuesday. R. Chagnot Family ...... 3.00 “Mountain Music in the Modem Manner” mended for their fine work. Soil Conservationist at the Uni Star of the East R. B. P. trical. Radio and Machine Work Don’t expect to get real relief from Isatlon world capital. commitee, including the moderator many, for eot^ time, and was ap Ha was a former printer and versity of Connecticut. Richard Smith ...... 2.00 pointed group ihanager of a party ’The Mothers’ Club which has R. M. R ipley...... 2.00 No. 13 ...... '...... 5.00 ers of America, fixed 12:01 a.m., headache, sour stonuuih, n a snd bad As SUmford snd Oreenwlch and the first selectman, to “take been omitting the regular meet known In Rockville for his garden Banquet Plans Dilworth-Cornell Po.it. No. Feb. 18 for the strike. ■, breath by taking aoda ana other elka* Every Wednesday and Saturday Night of Rid Croes worxers who were all The Rev. George B. Gilbert of Mrs. Paul Ballaieper...... 2.00 litera if the true cauae of your trouble is property owners reargued Tues such steps as may be possible and packed and ready to HMrve Mar ings during the winter will resume which he made his hobby at the 2.00 102, * Inc.,, American Compromise Rejected constipation. day nl^t’s tempestuous protest proper to protect the interests of their mdeungs as of March 5. raar of hla home. Many visitors Middletown will be the speaker at Reuben Irwin ...... I.,egion ...... 15.00 James' O’Brien, publicity agent Special Steamed •Clams Every Wednesday Night seille. France, for Japan when V-J the annual banquet of the Meh’a Mrs. Martha Anderson In t nis caae, your real trouble is not la meetings in the Oreenwlch high citizens and property ovraers.” day was declared. He was then Further dstalla will bs announced were attracted to this garden 2 00 Manchester Medical Ass'n. 100.00 for the union, said the decision to the stomach at all. But in the intestinal Sea Food. Steaks, Chops and Chicken *. Charge No CoaaulUtioB at a later date. But it Is urgsd where he had many imusiial flow Union of the Union Congregational and Betty Anderson . St. Bridget's Church .... 30.00 tract where 80% ofyourfoodie disested. school auditorium and Willard allowed a month’s furiough and Mrs. Francis Toumard .. 1.00 strike came after management had school, Stamford, these facta stood Many oppenenU of the recom that all msmbara of the club keep ers In a unique arrangement of church to be held on Tuesday, Mai low’s ...... 10.00 rejected compromise contract And when it gets blocked it laila to Come In Any Time For A Real Good, Home-Cooked Meal! came home in October. . . February 12, Rev. Gilbert is well Mr. and Hrs. Burton Slat d i ^ t properly. out: mended site charged that the UNO this future date In mind for the Choose your partner. Have a‘ Coke plots. Burton’s, Inc...... 25.00 proposals submitted by Federal Site committee chose the area Mrs. Quinlan states thst her son first meeting In March. known as author of the book er ...... 1.00 George H. Waddell ...... hat you wsat for real relief is net NEVER A COVER CHARGE OR A MINIMUM 1. Greenwich property owners He was bom In Chesterfleld. PJ. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sherl- 5.00 Conciliator William Gaston. In soda or an slkslizer—but something to without consulting town officials spoke of meeting Tom Stowe, fbr- H., September 6, 1869, the son of "Forty Years s Country Preacher.” Henry F. Bonk ...... 1.00 cluded among the proposals was had adopted a resolution express mer Herald sports editor. In Mani On Friday evening, February $, idan _____...... 2.00 "unblock" your intestinal tract. Some ing opposition to the recommend or taxpayers before making its there will be a Valentine Social In Samuel Plnney and Ella Frances The banquet will honor the return Mr. and Mrs. H. Olln Grant 10.00 one for a 15 per cent wage increase thing to clean it out effectively—help recommendation which was ap la, recently, and of the talk they ing servicemen of Union church Otto Modln ...... 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Burton P. Nature K t back on her feet. ed location of the UNO world cap the Church Community House B a ^ c tt. He was employed by Friend ...... ‘l.OO or a 10 per cent increase with a proved Tuesday in London by the had about Manchester. Tom la as Oaer's Hartford City Directory who will bo guests of the Men’s Knopp ...... 10.00 wage reopening clause. Get Carter’s Pills right now. Talcs ital ”ln or adjacent to Green sistant director of Public Rela sponsored by the Junior and Sen Unions In addition there will be Judith M oxzer...... 1.00 them as directad. They gently sndeffee- s wich.” 13-member UNO Intrim commit ior Christian Endeavor Societies. until 1905 and then worked at va Folding Boxes, Tnc...... 15.00 "Wc have been bargaining with tively "unblock” your digestivs tract. tee and which will be presented to tions for the Red Cross In the music snd an entertainment. Miss Ethel Johnson...... 2.00 G. E. Willis A Son. Ino. .. 2. Attached to the resolution Western Pacific, and a recent num Youth groups from South Coven rious printing shops. He worked Howard C. Flavell...... 1.00 10.00 management since December,” This permits your food to movs along day to the full 51-member com a t the composing loom of the i Peter C. Salmonsen...... 2.00 said O’Brien. "Almost all the con normally. Nature’sown digestivsjuicea was an amendment authorizing ber of the "Paclflcan” contained try, Columbia and Andover/ have Mary Wlnzler ...... 1.00 can then reach it. You get genuine relief the aubmlBsion of the entire mat mittee. been invited to attend and there Hartford Times and In 1016 moved Mrs. rioto Paganl ...... 1.00 cessions have been made by the Let Laurel Said Chairman W alter Frese in hla picture. will be an evening of stunts, to Rockville and became associat *348.80 union." that makes you feel really good again. ter to the town’s 20,000 registered Pupilg Perform Roger W. Dougan . .•...... 1.00 Get Carter's Pills at any onigstore— voters in s referendum. opening the Stamford meeting, games, dancing followed by re- ed with the RoCkvlUe Leader, re Charles W. Deeds, president of 25r. “Unblock” your intestinal tract tot there is no question on the part A ^ ^ I I * . AAlbln l U J I l WolframTTUIIICtlil 1.00 Total 3. Members of the SUmford freabmenta tiring In 1924. He was a member 1.00 .14162.69 the company, makers of machine real relitf from IndigSBtion. of the Stamford Hills association The Red Cross will meet Of the Hartford Typographical A l IJllb heSSIOIl Charles R Lynn Re-Manufacture and Hills association. bad adopUd Mr. and Mrs. Cliarlcs Bax resolution protesting ths recom of its complete support of the alms North Coventry | Thursday at the Grange hall for Union No. 127 and was a former ter, J r...... 500 mended SUmford-Oreenwlch site of the UNO snd for its success snd an all day meeting. secretary and treasurer. He was J. H. D lttm eyer...... 1.00 lasting peace. However, there la Coventry Orange, No. 75, P. of Climax Chapter, O. B. S„ will ; a l^publican and served the city At the meeting of the Profession Re-Upholster area. some question if the use.of this al Women’s club In Center Church Mrs. L. H. McIntosh ...... 3.00 Voice Vote Ruled Tie H., will meet Thursday evening at hold Its regular meeting on Wed of Rockville as councilman. BOX CHOCOLATES particular site is Important and Coventry GrangeoHall for the third House last evening. ’The vice-presi J. L. Craigan and family 2.50 4. A resolution voicing the op nesday evening at the Masonic He is survived by one daughtev, John Wright ...... 1.00 Fresh Candies arrive each week! whether or not Its selection mightmigh regular meeting this year. Dur ball in Marrow. Mrs. Harry V. Entrees of -West dent, Miss Gertrude Carrier, piesid- Your Parlor Set Like New! position of a group of SUmford violate the prlnciplsa the UN( ed in the absence -of the president, Daniel J. H ag g p rty ...... 2.00 Odd Fellows Bingo ing the evening Past Masters’s Hartford; a granddaughter, Mrs. citizens, Including the members of stands for.’ and Past Lecturer’s night will be conducting a short business session Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Ry- ARTHUR DRUG S'TORES the Stamford Hills association, Malcolm P ratt Holmes of Marble lander .,... “ -rrr-. . i The Willard school auditorium observed with G. Raymond John 257 Wong Numbers Ueted before the program. Plans were 845 Main St. Tel. 8809 was declared lost when the chair was packed, not only with associa head, Mass.; a grandson, StalT discussed regarding a benefit bridge Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carter 2.00 son serving as master and Past ' Sergeant Paul W. Entress, sta 3 Piece Set $129-00 and up ruled the voice vote a tie. tion members but with neighbors Lecturer June D. Loomta as the San Francisco—(F)—’The now to be held on Mairh ."i Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hodge 2 00 Both meetings were punctuated tioned with the Engineer Combat Joseph McCartney...... 1.00 Thursday Night invited by the association to at Lecturer. Other Past Masters Sen Francisco telephone directory The program, a series of original ,1. Sets Stripped To the Frame. , by applause, cheering and boos. Battalion in Inchon, Korea; and a Mae Cobb ... .*...... 2.00 tend. Much of the discussion re and Past Lecturer’s will fill the lists 257 Wong numbers. The brother, Samuel W. Bartlett historical sketches, music, and At Greenwich the action was Uk' volved around a resolution offered other offlcer'e etationa. The new Wongs live in Chinatown. dances, was furnished by pupils of Donna Lynne ...... 1.00 AND EVERY THURSDAY EVENING 2. Frames Rebuilt. ; of Hartford. Mrs. Margaret Wlttke ... 1.00 Loans Arranged en despite advice from Town by Harold J. Sacha of Long Ridge The funeral will be • held -on the White Studio under the direc All Bingo Player* 3. New Super Sagless Base. Counsel H. Alien Barton that the that was eventually ruled out by tion of Miss Esther Blankenburg. Joseph E. Deacon ...... 1.00 Car and Truck Loans Solicited legality of the procedure was Chairman Frese on the ground that Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock Mrs. Mary Do\igan ...... 2.00 4. All Coverings Smartly Tailored and Fitted. at the Ladd Funeral Home at 19 Boys and girls who particluated Cordially Invited to Attend! On Both New and Used Equip "dubious.” it was submitted In improper included David Garcity, Robert Judith Ann Beer 1.00 5. Woodwork Refinished. r a o N i IWngton avenue. Rev. Frederick Friend ... - ...... 1.00 ment. "We have been railroaded,' form. l^km an, pastor of the Rockville Bauer, William Moller, Richard Interest on new ears and trucks shouted Mrs. Josephine Bvsrlato, D’Ancona. Herbert Sargent, Wal Louis J. D olln...... 2.00 You wiH be amazed and pleased at the result of our work. fHjouafftiii££ YOUR K ^odist church, will officiate. Carl, Davlft and Caroline 4% In advance one of the town meeting repreaen IBirial will be In the family plot ter Semplinskl, Paul Ztmoulis. Su AH work guaranteed and insured. Utives, when Moderator Precott S. O CONVtNIKNCK |t a IMPROVED I zanne Porief, Joyce Manner, Em- Akin ...... 2.00 Interest on used cars and tracks Speed Is Reduced ORDiR . in Center cemetery, Nortbfleld, Heniyr W. Mitchell ...... 1.00 5% In advance Bush announced that the protest OCtlANUNRSE majane Dlttmeyer, Alice Sargent. CALL OR WRITE motion had been carried by a vote TODAY Patricia Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Horace A. Prompt and Courteous Service O COMPORT t Relief Corps Kimball ...... 2 00 SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST of 110 to 56, To Ease Nausea / Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps Many parenta and friends of Henry H. M iller...... 2.00 , IIARTf'ORD, CONNECn^UT Call Mrs. Evaristo has been a leader the children taking part attended of that facUon of Oreenwlch which will hold their regular meeting thie Mrs. Margaret Madden .. 2.00 THE ALLIED FINANCE n e s m ...the gets off to a refreshing start evening at eight o’clock in the guesta of the club. A social hour Mr. and Mrs. John T. Berk 2.00 Laurel Furniture t^o. believes that the coming of the Aboard the S.S. Queen Mary, ior FURNACE — HEATER — FIHniACE — COOIDW Q. A. R. hall. A supper will be followed the entertainment, with Announces a CORP. UNO Into the area la a great hon Feb. —’The Queen Mary’s of refreshments of coffee and sand or and advantage to the communi' At the words Have a Col^ the party swings into action. The fun is on. •erved for members at six o’clock Oflioe of PHONE HTFD. 8-2829 34 VILLAGE ST. ficers reduced her speed from 28 with Mrs. Ellen Fits in charge. wiches served by the hoate.sses. THE ALLEN REALTY CO. ty to 20 knots an hour today in order The We G Glenney Co. BoUowlng this there will be a Mrs. Philip Emery. Mrs. Dwight EAST HARTFORD Leader of the opposition forces to ease the seasickness of British 886 NORTH 51AIN S’lllE E T TELEPHONE 414$ Ice-cold Coca-Cola certainly breaks the ice and brings folks together for Perry and Mias Ruth Porter. Free Lecture 86 Pearl Street, Hartford was WlUde Buahby, a New York rehearsal for officers. GOT A HOUSE And Our Estimator Will CaU. war brides snd children heading At the meeting plane will he 180 Center Street, Manchester city lawyer. In Introducing his res for American husbands and fath the friendly pause that refreshes. The life and spsrkle of frosty Coke add completed for the celebration of TO SELL? Telephoim elution. He asesrted he knew some ers in the United States. the 60th birthday of the Woman’s Court Will Hear On Christian Science Hartford 1-1060 people favored the recommended Most of the passengers recover just the right gay touch to a gathering. Have plenty of C2oca-Cola on Relief Corps and also Department We have clients with suf Manchester 5105 coming of the UNO to the area ed quickly, but there were still ■Officers N ight WllUmantio 105 "from motlvea of curioaity, some few "too sick to die." Th^ in' hand. It’s a party the minute you uncap the bottles. RailroacF^ Pleas ficient cash looking for all Lecturer: EVELYN F. HEYWOOD, C.S.B. of London, Advertise in The Herald—-;It Pays visualiring entertaining interna BECK’S ANNUAL ■ Cocs-Gols iraeadly Oaas tjiies of homes. SinRies. flrmary was busy handing out ’ an4 itt abbraviMtot The Friendly class of the Union England, Member of the Board of Lectureship of tional celebrities In ths homes, cough mixtures, nose drops and doubles, flats, farms, subur soma from profit motivss, some • Om iD UNDtt AUTHOIITT Of THt COCA-COl* COfifANV tV ok«* .r. tb. tn4» .Congregational church will hold New Haven, Feb. 6— —'The The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, seasickness pills. im ulu which dutiiqpiiah dw pnS ban and busing properties Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. because they want to sell out and taaeting this evening in the social Federal District court has sched get out anyway. None of these Selling-Out Sale luet of Tht Coca CoU CompMji rooms of the church. Mrs. Mary uled a hearing for Feb. 19 on pe urgently needed. reasons or all of them together are Kington is in charge of the social, titions of the New York. New Subject: “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: The Way of Under COCA . COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, EAST HARTFORD, CONN. and Mrs. Bertha Petachke is in Our active, efficient or standing.” - For The First Time enough to want to make me sell Grewless Boat OF OUR ENTIRE WINTER STOCK Haven and Hartford railroad ask ganization guarantees re c out my neighbor’s home.” STARTS THURSDAY, FEB. 7th 1) charge of the entertainment. Re ing permission to spend more fhain Ask Report Oa Outcome i1b.ee Ok. freshments will be served at the $4,000,000, including cash pay sults. Place: HORACE BUSHNELL MEMORIAL HALL, Congresswoman Clara Boothe Washes Ashore BETTER conclusion of the program. ments of $2,810,000 to six banks Call us for prompt serv Lafayette Square, Hartford. "WALKIE-TALIGE” Luce, who represents the area in Jury Cases holding collateral or promissory ice. Congress, Governor Baldwin and Jury cases are scheduled for the notes of the railroad which is in TIME: THURSDAY EVENING, FEBBUARY 7th, 1946 U. S. Sjenmtors Thomas C. H art Hoquiam, Wash., Feb. 6—-i/Ci—A- DRESSES aeaslon of the Tolland County Su the process of reorganization. AT 8:15 O’CLOCK. and Brien McMahem, requested in crewless Coast Guard cabin boat, perior Court today with Judge The payments to banks pro Jarvis Realfy Co. telegrams-to the moderator that ita radio on and its foghorn blow REDUCED John H. King presiding. ’Thirty per posed in the petition filed yester ’/‘Ho, everyone that thirsteth, come ye to the waters.”— S im p lified they be advised on the outcome of ing, washed ashore in a 40-mile TO ...... $3.00 sons were called for possible Jury day were: 6 Dover Road (Isaiah 55:1). the session. wind last night at Ocean City, duty including 17 women. Merchants National bank of Telephone 4112 or 7275 At no time during the meeting 1(V miles north of here. Small Group in Broken Sizes. TTie cases scheduled for Jury Boston, $550,000; the Manhattan was mention made ot a aUteroent Coast Guardsmen from the trial are expected to take the re company, $750,000; the Rhode Is For Household credited in Lemdon earlier in the Grays Harbor station at Westport, BETTER mainder of the court week and In land Hospital National bank, $350,- day to Dr. Stoymn Oavrilovic of started an immediate searoh for clude Mildred N.' Wilson et al, 000; First National bank of Bos Yugo^vU, chairman of the Sito possible survivors. agalnat Howard S. Palmer et al, ton, $320,000; the Chase National Inspection committee which rec Ths craft normally carried a DRESSES tnistee; Phyllis Maynard, p.p.a. bank of New York, $320,000; and ommended the ares, that the com crew of four. Its name and names - REDUCED TO •t al, agalnat University Overland the National Shawmut bank of or Office Use mittee would recommend to the of its crew were withheld by the express; Howard A. Middleton Boston, $320,000. General Asaembly of the UNO that Coast Guard. p.p.a. against Joseph E. Roy; Mar Another petition asked permis garet O. Close against The 983 sion to spend 4an estimated $1,- J ust T h in k ! Main street Corporation: George 585,280' for 17,920 net tons of rails $5 .98—$6 .98—$7.98 W. Saba et al, against Horace H. and other track materials. In Silks > Wools. Gabardines. For Junior Miss—. F-r; ’ . Iff’ -V*, The Women’s Half Sizes. Ita ^ Moth Protection UNTRIMMED ___ _ i - J a # ' “ 2-Way 1 ^ -- RANGE AND FUEL OIL For 5 Years With COATS Talkie” ' Wholesale Gasoline $1 5 -®®— ^2 5 -®® MIRRA MOTH By Regular $25.00 • $35.00 Bantly Oil Company HATS S51 Main StrM t Tcl. S295 or 2-1057 IMMUNLZER! Dictograph Opposite the Armory ' $ 1 •00'^$ X #49— $ X #98 Cholcs of ths House Regardkas ei Fomcr Priest
WOMEN-WISE IMMUNIZE WITH .• n d lb iw ^ ^■1 AOAMS STRBVr— COVE.NTBY LAKE— , i SWEATERS i»|i Nsnywiiwrw tlNMrs*s t-Boom Single. All convenl- 4- Room Lake Front Cottage. •a idtig widl eooes. Large lot. Good loon- Completely famished, electric Mirra Moth Immimizer ONLY $2 .98— $3.98 tfon. Price fSJIOO. Down lights, electric etove, hot water A’lt :/ < . THE AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY he iaeved friNsi room tw SHpon — Cardigans — 100% WooL $1,200. t heat. $8,800. Terms Ar V' ranged. BY DR. GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER .e • y. SOUTH COVENTRY Eliminates seasonal storing of Woolens. Free from Offeash-e Odor. • ^ y « d r ■ BLOUSES 5- Room Cottage. 15 ft. from {Lasts Longer. NOT AFFECTED BY EXPOSURE OR SUNLIGHT take front. All conveniences. Loi« Sleevs Gabardines — Prints — Tsiloreds. 10-Booiii Benatlfa] Old Colo aad Defies Detection by sight, smell or.fael, after It has been applied.' $17,50 a fcfcfcad hy tlia mwsf fsimoiit Completely famished. $2,700. nial HaoaA now vaennt. New- Terms Armaged. NO STAIN—NO STORING—NO WRAPPING, AND the material wlU ■MBiaai^AsF' kMtw-coiwimtwt. * ■ ■■ Whit* Tspfis — StMl SlRU Why about to.your maid? ”2-WAY TALKIB'jCTSi” Help keep the smooth-running sAolenM and dig- ■\ Teram Armaged. ELLINOTON-. livlna iV nlty of your store by maintaining quiet i-way oon- * glvea you instant communication between living w a v CeaiRlttfi With F a d sb o R rd $ 6- Room Single. Large san room and kitchen, M iwm and mald’e room, or tact via the ”2-WAY 2-WAY TALKT A U q ^ * No more shout- 1.98 parlor. 4 yean oM. Steam between any two rooina you choose. HOUSE TO OARAGE 18” w IT” — 28" — 81” find 35” Plaids -"• Plain Colors — Grays. \ rAKMB D8 COVENTBT heat, coBtlnnoas hot watyr. Bara and ponitry hoake. 14 FROM INSIDK 'THli HOUBL Instant two-way communication, whenever you Wide by 6(T Long Many More Items Not Mentioned •— Reduced! . f l i f i i f l want it, without the use of your telephone. You Oaed loeatloaa. im eoaveal- acres of land.. In good sec TO THE FRONT DOOR ALL SALES FINAL — NO EXCHANGES , Y|iE IINIIEI, tion. School has for grammar can reach youryOur chauffeur Just by talking.talMn saces. Prices taaga troai Why take chances qpsnt opening _ your door1 ,„ to 1 m«#naFROM »raBMHOU8BFARMHOUSE TO TO BARNBARN OROR DAIRYI ORREFUND8. and High school children. Sale r strangers 7 list ths "a-WAY TA UHE $MM ta $130$. Price $6300. Terms Arranged. lou you / re^dy ? Just announce It over the "2-WAY mcCiLL-fonuERSE me -who’s calling, and be sale. TALKIE.” Need Farmer Jones In thh house In a hurry T Just call over the 'Y-WAY .TALKIE*" up FROM OFFICE TO SHOP $ 5 .9 5 l Call S105 for Additional Information On Any of These Aflrron — Pictures Get instapt two-way converaatlon with f r o m DOCTOR TO NURSE Artist Materials Paint — Varnish "2-WAY TALKIB." Savsa Ume, steps Or tawyef to secretary. What a convenience and TEL. $4$ Properties. HEilDQUARIEBS time-saver. ,> Drifting Inst'raments PalBtcrs* SnppUes energy. S-ISSS MAIN ST. W allpapen \ -J • -.^1 V*?'Lift’*:! Ptctnm Framlag J ALLEN REALTY COMPANY ELECTRICAL DBPT,* ' V ■raaea, laatadlag lifa Mortgages Armaged Window Olam Johnson Paint Co. V- datlon at the only Columbia student to No Knowledge Of Complaint Secretary John J. Driscoll said, pe- ploye may be permitted to work tare to the fnrae, sod relmllds night In his sleep at his winter cistion were meeting In sn emer Hallissey said he had no knowl A short time later Bevln. Makln cauoe the company refused to agree cnee; WHTD — Here’s Howe; WHTD—Gabriel Heattcr; WTHT certain other types of establleh- tended that the consUtuUonallty pmnpletely. New filling and • Joint tnatallaUon laat nlifht of make the 90 per cent honor roll at gency session to consider returning and Edward R. Stettiniua. Jr.. •WTHt—Terry and the Plratee; —Junior Town Meeting; WTIC ments to 48 hours. in such eatabliehment one day *n of the curfew law for women Qm officers of Willlmantlc Re Windham High for the third home In CorsI Gshles, Fla. edge that Graf had complained to to meet any retroactive date for a eprings are added and the Better Fabrtea Prtiied Frfe Perhaps Mr. .Sh^rmsn's must to their Jobs. the state’s attorney concerning United States delegate, strolled to pay incrense that might be includ W n C —When a Girl Marries. —Eddie Cantor Show. Deputy Ennis, in announcing a week for not more than 10 workers had been decided previ woodwork refinlehed. Oaantn- view No. 30 and Mystic at Odd marking period. David Sharpe, Pressmen End Strike 9;15_W HTD—Real Stories from honre, but not more than six days pertloaately Law. « outstanding qualltiea were his conditions on the vice squad until an ante-room guarded by British ed In the Waterbiiry settlement. 5 ;16_WHTD—Superman: WTHT the effective date of enforcemenL ously by the 8tat;e Supreme court. teed workman ship. Large selec FWlowe Hall. The ceremony was Faye Tashllk and Caroline Young, dynamic energy and hla ability to One strike, a month long walk Marines. After a few minutes Ma- —Dick Tracy: WTIC — Portia Real Life. or 48 hours In any one week. o t he, Hallissey, had read about it eaid last night that It will follow tion of fabrtoa. Evening eett- in charge District Dep»ity Mrs. all freshmen, were named on the pick the right nisn for the right out of AFL Pres-sipen on Cleve in the newspapers. kin came out and then returned Faces Life. 9:30—WDRC—Ann Sothern Follows Delay on Decision It is estimated that the produc matae by appotatment only. ■ 1 Week Delivery Fred Kelah. in the absence through 80 per cent roll. Charlotte Clarke, land's three daily newspapers, end Msiste; WHTD — Spotlight the termination of a presldenUal Job. He formerly waS managing Hallissey admitted that he was alth Vlshlnsky, Modzelewski. Dr. Not Planning Change 5:30 —WpRC—News Commenta order of April, 1942, rescinded The announcement of the reea- tion of chemlcele in Canada has Out Of Town Olvaa Speelal AMeattoa! illness of Mrs. Grace Beat of a Junior who has been an honor editor of 'The Hartford Courant and ed today, giving the city Its first a patron of the Forest grill in V. K. Wellington Koo of China and ry: Swoon or Croon: WHTD — Bands; WTHT—So You Want to tablishment of the 48 hour week expanded three-fold since the be* /a Hartford, state field director, who students since her entrance, had daily newspaper since Jan. ft. The In Working Schedule Lead a Band; Coronet Front Aug. 15, 1945, termination to be came to 'The Times In 1919. where 1943 and admitted further that he Georges Bidault of France. They captain Midnight; WTHT—Jack six months after the later date. for women and minors followed I ginning of the war. was to have seated the officers. been absent so much her marks he built up the staff, which had Morning Plain Dealer published a had continued to go there even were Joined by Secretary-General Bridgeport, Feb. 6.—()P» — Her Armstrong: WTIC—Just Plain Page; WTIC—Mr. District At 40-page edition as 17ft striking MmcDONALD UPHOLSTERY CO. The ladles of ceremony were Mrs. were withheld. been depicted by the war, harmo after Policeman McAullffe had re Trygve Lie and Executive Secre- man W. Steinkraus, president and Bill. ' torney. Haael Fahey and her daughter. pressmen returned t<*> their Jibs 5:4^_W DRC—Old Record Shop: 10:00—WDRC—Great Moments 983 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD 3 PHONE 2-4127 nized the activities of the various MWm Be^eriy Kent ported to Captain, Kivney that tarv Gladwyn Jebb. general manager of the Bridgeport Hra. Shirley Scarlatto. Mrs. Ida departments and trvniendou«l.v in last night after Emmet O’Flanna- Herman I.,evitan, one of thV de The "five minute" recess lasted WHTD—Tom Mix; WTHT — in Music; W HTD-Rensle’s Ra gan, president of the Cleveland Brass Company, which Is threat dio Auction Gallery: WTHT— Oilman was installing chaplain, creased the prestige of the paper Miss Beverly Kent, daughter of fendants, had offered McAullffe a more than two hours Tennessee Jed; WTIC—Front and Mrs. Ada Peckham and Mrs. from a news standpoint, as well as Newspaper Printing Pressmen's $50 bill and that Le’vitan had been ened with a strike,Monday which Page Farrel. American Iron and Steel Insti Obituary union said the wage dispute W'ould Mr. and Mra William R. Kent of Dramstio SUr In Hall tute; WTIC—College of Musical Mildred Tedford were pianists. a paper of quality. Palm street, left yesterday to be caHed to headquarters by Kivney 4 There was a i^ramatic stir would affect 5,2000‘ persons, today Evening Gifts .\re Presented Under his leadership. The Hart be submitted to a three-man board for questioning In the matter. declared that the management does 6:00—News on all stations. Knowledge. for arbitration. gin niirses' training at the Massa amwg. the Interpreters and spec 10:15—WTHT- -Ralph Norman’a Mrs. Ellaabeth Hoxie of Wllll- ford Times g)-ew,ln such propor chusetts' General Hospital in Bos Hallissey said he went to the tators In the crowded council hall not contemplate a change in its 48 6:15—WDRC — Jimmy CarroU Ira reTiiP" mantic was Installed as president tions that, within a year..it moved The two afternoon papers affect Forest grill about three or four hour week schedule at present and Sings; WHTD—Today In Sports; Mualc. ed by the strike, the News and ton. when 'Vlshlnsky finally re-entered, 10:30—WDRC—Andrews Sisters j of Review No. 20, succeeding Mrs. Funerals from comparatively small quar Miss Kent was graduated from times a month, generally in the followed by the others. Bevln, hit at the union dejnand that the Musleal Roundup; WTHT—^Kay- Press, planned large ediriuus to- 0-()uiz; W nC—Professor Andra Show; WHTD—Labor Manage Anna Brmacora who served for ters on Main street, to Its present day^summariringnewVsVnce their High school In June, company of Assistant Chief appearing tense and worn, silently company agree to a wage -settle the past two years. During the building on Prospect street. ment similar to that which may Schenker. ment Forum; 'WTHT—Ski Head Charles W. Blaney Thomas F, Sullivan and one or took his seat beside Vlshlnsky at lines. svening Mrs. Matilda O'Neill of Mr. Shennan had been head of last publications. i two others. He said the visits were the council table and sat snapping result from the steel strike. 6:30-W D RC —Top Tune nm e; The funeral of Charles W. Blaney The pressmen had asked for a,' ————————————— WHTD—Answer Man;/WTHT 10:45— WTHT —Steel Workers | the Willlmantlc review and In It^ of 86 Summit street, who died at the editorial and news depart usually at lunch times, tho' he had hia fingers nervously until the While Mr. Steinkraus appealed behalf presented Mrs. Ermacora ments of 'The Hartford Times since wage Increase of $14,64 weekly Concert Hour; WTICJ^Veterai.- Speak. Remember to the brass company employes In hia home yesterday afternoon, will been one or two times at night. chairman's gavel fell. 11:00—News on all stations. with a past president's pin in ap the death of Willie O. Burr, former for day and $15.64 for night work •1 an effort to avert the walkout, of Question Box: Five Minute Mys be held Saturday morning at 9:30 ers. Publishers offered a weekly M anchester He said he went mainly because of would suggest,” Makln said, 11:15—WDRCT-Nlght Owl Show; preciation of her work. Gifts were o'clock from the T. P. Holloran owner of The Times, in 1921, For Levitan's borther starting hia busi that at this stage we might ad ficials of the International Union tery. two years prior to that time he hike of $10.86 over the present 6:45—WDRC—Report to Connect WHTD — Musical Roundup; •If MAIM erattv also presented by Mystic Review Funeral home, and 10 o'clock in Dale Book ness in 1940. journ.” of Mine. Mill and Smelter Work WTHT—Music; - WTIC—Hark- 1. We are the only hardware store in wMtatstai.ceM'a to Mm. KeUh. Mrs. Fahey and had been managing editor. scale of $5S for day and night There was no opposition. Bevln ers (CIO) advanced their strike Icut; WHTD—Easy Acee; WTIC St. James’s church. pressmen. ; Nmer Talked Palitfes ness of Washington. Mrs. Scarlatto for their services The celebrant will be hla son. Newspaperman 46 Years and Vlshlnsky rose without a word plans. —Lowell Thomas. He was a newspaperman for Plan for Work Stoppage Tuet^ay, 1 ^ . He said be saw Hermann Levi 7:00—WDRC—Mommle and the 11:30—WHTD—Buddy ’ Morrow’s! town giving Green Stamps! during the Installation ceremory. Rev. Philip L. Blaney. Rev. ’Thom- tan there a couple of timea, but and turned In opposite directions. Must Be Adequate Offer Orchestra: News; IftHTHT—Gems .Associate Officers more than 40 years. Except for CTO leaders in New York went Meeting. Manchester Division Officials present at the secret Men: WHTD—Fulton Lewis, as Stack of St. Thoniaa Seminary, never talked p olios or police mat Alex Cashln. International rep News; WTIC—Supper Club. for Thought; Danse Music; Mrs. Gamble’s associate officers Bloomfield, will be deacon, and Rev. thive and a half years on ’The New ahead with plans for a t'Jio-hour Sportsmen’s Association. Legion meeting of the key powers said Yot-k Sun. he had been with The ters with him. The subject of their resentative of the union, said “the 7:16 — WDRC — , Jack Smith w n C —Dance Orchestra. 2. We are open 'til nine, Thursday and for 1946 will be as follows: Vice- Edmund Barrett of St. James’s work stoppage Monday which,' conversation, he said was a Greek the discussion had been “tough,’’ strike will come off as scheduled 12:00—WHTD—Griff Williams’ Courant, I principally as managing they said, would halt virtually all: Wednesday, Feb. 1$ but Bidault. French foreign min Songa; WHTD—Famous Songs; president, Mrs. Mildred Tedford: church will be sub deacon. , I "Arsenic and Old Lace," Sock salad. He said the grill was a good unless there Is a definite and ade Musical Roundup; WTHT—Ray Orchestra; WTIC—News; Danny past president. Mrs. Grace How ■ ’The master of ceremony will be editor, for 29 years. communications—except by tele ister. told a reporter “w’e are very Saturday. He entered newspaper work In. phone-between the U "‘ted StaJ;eS' Pl»y High eating place and the servlet was quate offer made by the brass mond Swing; Wnc^-Newa of Ryan Giprenade. land; financial secretary, Mrs. Rev. Joseph M. Griffin of St. Thom good. close” to a solution. company and not an ‘if and when’ 12:30—WHTD—Eddy Howard’s 1888 as telegraph editor of 'The and Europe, South America the World. # Julia Rawson; recording secre as ^minary. ’The thurlfer will be Welcome Home dinner, honor- Halllsey denied that Kivney had Once the Greek question la dis Orchestra; WTIC — Rhythmic j Springfield Uninn. at that time, an Africa. posed of. the council still must proposal.” 7:30— WDRC —Ellery Queen; 3. WE DELIVER! tary. Mrs. Mary Taylor; treasur Rev. John L. Sullivan of St. ’Thom ,, Q/i onn; *"8 and women of the South been appointed head of the vice WHTI>—Frank Blngiser; WTHT Reminiscences. er, Mrs. Ann Smith: chaplain, as Seminary. The acolytes Rev. evening paper. He came to Hart 'They said an «tm ia e j 9 0 ^ , deal with what many delegates ford In 1890. aa state and telegraph squad iMcause he was supported by Mrs. Carrie Samlow; Udy of cere John P. Cook, chaplain at Mt. St. CIO , members already have the Zazzaro organization and he have said privately Is an .even editor of ’The Courant. and three in the armed forces. Hansel H. more difficult case—Soviet monies. Mrs. Shirley Scarlatto; Joseph Academy, and Rev. Vincent pledged to Join the demonstration, Tower, chief of chaplains, Phlla- said that he never heard that Kiv A Few Scarce Items Just Arrived J. Flynn of St. Rose's church, years later was named managing called by the Greater New York Ukraine's charge that British naill- captain, Mrs. Ullian Karlsen: ser editor. ; delphia Naval Base, speaker. ney waa favored by 21azzaro. PINEHURST Kyser Broadcast Celebrates geant. Mrs. Pauline Berrett; out Burnside. CIO cotincil In support of the Starts at 6:.30 p.. m. "I inherited him on the squad tary actions In Indonesia are en Burial will be in St. James’s cem- He remained with 'The Coiiiant nioiith old strike by 7,000 CIO • dangering the peace. Then the er hostess. Mrs. Ethel Lindsay; as managing editor until 1900 when Thursday, Feb. 14 and I appointed him as its head," Thursday Store Hours: •KWCHEN RANGE OIL BURNERS pianist, Mrs. Ada Peckham; en- elery. ij Western Union employe-s. r d. » Hallissey testified. council would come to the Syrian- he resigned to Join the staff of The The stoppage Is'scheduled from Annual Ladies Night Banquet Lebanese demand, made yesterday, 8:00 A. M. Until 6:0rP . M. Its Eighth Anniversary aign No. 1. Mrs. Bessie Good- New York Sun. It was .said that Sberen Offered Post speed; Ensign No. 2. Mrs, Haeel to 6 p. m fe.8.t.) and the coun- that British and French troops •ELECTRIC BOWL and CABINET HEATERS Mr. Sherman Joined The Sun be- i Detective Sergt. Patrick J. Sher- evacuate the troubled Levant. THE YANKEE KITCHEN Fshey: color bearer No. 1, Muriel Plaii to Supply cause It then was best known as a i Valentine card parties, Pthea en, one of the veterans of the po RADIO SALE New York, Feb. 6—(ffi—Kay Ky 'Andrews sisters, Jack Haley . Clark; color bearer No. 2, Jane "newspuperman's paper.” His su- l®">Pf I Civic Association, lice department testified i today set’s "College of Musical Knovl ATC—7:30 Lone Ranger; 8:30 ABORN’S COFFEE Fishing snd Hunting: 9 Swinging Duchesne. perior on The Sun «^s Chester S. ' Friday, Feb. 15 that Hallissey had offered Sheron edge” will mark lU eighth anni _«PRESTO PRESSURE COOKERS Following the ceremony mem- Sporl8 Eqiiipiiieiil Lord,'Who was managing editor. bRbt and powei pro- the appointment as head of the 2 pounds 8|3c on Golden Gate: 9:3i^o You Want Repeat performance, "Arsenic About Town veraary on tho air Thursday night Tlea that are alwaya ”t e ^ wfll bew of both reviews adjourned to | - — r- 1 Mr. Sherman returned to Hart- ductlon and maintenance; health Lace” Hie-h school hall vice squad. Sheron, however, fixed Blue Label Catsup To Lead a Band; 10 steel Industry ! make you alwaya "topa'* la hia the banquet hall where assorted j ford In 1004 at the leanest of 1 hospital services, and news-, High sch<>ol h^l. the time o f the offer as about May, at 10 on NBC. It is the only hour serie)^. . . . MBS—Name of the •OIL COOK STOVE, ON LEGS (3 BURNERS) New Haven Feb 6 iiiPi —State .i i '’i nancr >nH newa aervices Valentine dance. Buckland-Oak- 2 bottles 48c long quia show on any of ths ma hsart Selset from our luxurioos sandwiches and coffee, were serv- j jvew naven, rco. o. i/n , Charles Hopkins Clark, who had paper ana news senices. lonH A«anri>tinn ■» r „cui>t,h 1943. which was before Mortensen Manchester Grange will meet to SongV new time; 8:30 Bert Lahr I conoction to eoaasrvaUva ar Blue Moon Cheese Spreads jor four networks. comedy; 9:30 Clyde McCoy Band; headquarters of the Y.M.C.A. an- first engaged him in 1890, and he Some 260 AFL employes of the had been elected mayor of the city. night at the Masonic Temple. The taatafully gaudy dsatgaa. *^A basket of groceries donated | nounced today that the Knights of rejoined The Courant aa manag- Conestoga Transportation com-j Sunday. Feb 17 Sheren said he told Hallissey that first and second degrees will be 17c Raymond Massey is announced 10:30 Bill McCune Orchestra. •GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PYREX-WARE by the Incoming president. Mrs. FH.l.v » ero.m of returned w a r ""? ^^itor. When ho retired from P"ny went on strike In .support if > he. Sheron, would not accept the conferred on a large group of can' Hy*trous Liquid Fertilizer II by his press agent to be the only CHENEY TOSS Friday, a gioup of letiiined war Courant in 1919 the owners . demands for 20 cents sn hour P»yjtheate' performer of the day who is a star Gamble, was won by Miss Anna leadership of *ie vice squad with didates. The first degree will be 2i>c - 49c - 95c N OM PaV t o o n o TMmHIC OF 11.00 sad 91.M Wolfram. veterans, had undertaken a cam of The Hartford Times promptly iiJoo.sts, halting transit service in] ‘ xuesdav Feb in a detective sergeant’s rating, but worked by the regular officers and In four mediums. Ha is the star of paign. to supply sports equipment engaged him. Lancaster county. Pa., for the i u-arino^ nn ein«{nir'nf winH.nr would take it if Sheren waa made the second by the ladies’ degree "Harvest of Stars” NBC Sunday SUGAR *N SnCE ' to the ruined Y.M.C.A. at W’ar- afternoon show; ho co-etars with Nationally Recognized | third time In six months. The bus- street. ^ ^ a captain. Sheren testified that team. The yearly program books $1.00 . saw. The Hartforti Times new home es and trolleys affected normally was the only time Halltssey had will be distributed at the meeting Gertrude Lawrence in tbe Broad im -niBiEn I The Knighta Will present a Friday, Feb. 2t ever way production, "Pygmalion;” in = MANCHESTER = r i o h i m b i a edition, publiahed after the paper | haul 60,000 passengerh daily, Annual Masonic Ball, Masonic mentioned to him appoint tonight. A drawing on the cut- ______(lance Feb. 16 in the Westport Y. moved to its pre.sent quarter.-, nnd a strike of 400 AFL custodians ment as head of the vice squad. woak table cloth will also take Aprfl he will make a movie for Temple. Warner Brothers, “One Secret” M.C.A. auditorium to which the which was compiled under the di- and matrons demanding average Saturday, Feb. 23 Be'ore the trial was resumed to place. Mrs. Dorothy Neill heads im lanBim The school planning committee ^yji] article of rection of Mr. Sherman, received , $20 monthly wage increaaes pre day, it was announced by counsel the refreshments committee to with. Joan Crawford; and at 8 met at Yeomans hall Monday equipment such as a volley Annual Ladies’ Night at British- o'clock Tuesday night February 12 HARDWARE COMPANY, me national recjognition. It. was com- ^ vented 70.000 of the 90,000 public American. Sports Center, Wells that the Uklng of testimony in the night. If wxiVs diseouraced about bard to rs- nlgbt. All members „}!!!„ tiall. a basketbilll, soccer ball, pair posed of the factual history cif -chool children In S t Louis. Mo.. case might be concluded by Friday Large size jar Cubes . . . 84c he will do Lincoln’s Gettysburg ad lieve Erana, Psoriasis, A^leta’s Foot 248 No. Main Street • Telephone 6265 Kenneth Tripp, who was 111, were ^ skates, etc. street. , dress on a CBS television show. : Hartford as well as the history! from attending classes for the Tuesday, Feb. 26 afternoon. This would leave next The monthly meeting of the Fel- Box of Cubes...... 10c and similar akltt Irritations dus to szter- '.present. Archibald Sharpe, archl- ^ other organizations, the an- * of the paper itself, week for the presentation of argu nal cause—apply Eztra-Strsnzth Zsmo. third day. Ruth Bryan Owen lecture. High lowcraft Club will be held Thurs Gravy Powder...... 10c First app1i(mtioiis tcliavs ItehiM and n et, presented plans which had nouncement pointed out, are Mr. Sherman's newspaper and Secrcinry-Treasurer George F ' ments and the charge to the Jury. day night at 7:30 In Masonic Tem Two of the nation’s richest horse bumlnz.Zemomlaomidsbealinc.>z. A Doe^__ 'beeh. corrected to include the ad- supply War.saw' s organizational ability also was , school hall. Auspices Women’s It was agreed today by all counsel Save money and buy the races, the $100,000 Santa Anita AUdes of the CIO United Auto , CTiib. ple- , ____ tor’smgtdy medicated,_____ tantibibis liquid ditiofia and suggested changes , ne(>ds for food and^clothing, and recognized by Frank Gannett, i workers, in a letter to Senator > involved and by the court to hold large jar of Maggl’s Bouil derby and the $100,000 Santa sold St all druistorss. b r o u g h t out by the State Board Knights* bclievt that publisher of-the Gannett chain o f' Saturday, March 9 a court session as usual next Tues Anita handicap will be broadcast ffiist trial eonvineesl 'I'homa.s (D., Utah), called for a| Annual election of officers of iThe Dorcas Society will meet lon Cubes. when the original plan.s were re -. „pQ,.^s equipment would prove to newspapers, which includes The Senate Investigation of "automo- , day, Lincoln’s birthday. over NBC. The Derby will be air ZEMO British-American club. . Cburt recessed about 12:15 to at the Emanuel Lutheran church Maltex Cereal .24c ed at 7:16 P. M. Saturday, Feb. 23 viewed bv them. The plans aa they ! j,p gn important morale builder. Times, and Mr. Gannett retained bile industry practices in relation tonight at 8 o’cl«jck. A Valentine now- stand were approved by the ------—_ Mr. Sherman when the* former to prices, technological develop- j Saturday, April 6 day to permit an inspection of flies Rockwood and the Handicap will be run at Tall Cedars ceremonial. Masonic of The Hartford Times and The party w-ill follow the business ses 7:30 P. M. Saturday, March 9. committee, they will . . bdught the newspaper. ment and labor relations.” He | sion and the members will disclose Baking Chocolate PAINTING enney printed kgaln, which, according to / 4>ll<»4r#* S f 'l f ' f 't H During the time Mr. Sherman said he couldn’t believe "thq ob Temple. Hartford Courant offered in evi 2 bars 28c^ FRIUCE8 D sajs Saturday, .April 27 their identity to their "Unknown ABC is having a periodic shift in Mr. Sharpe, requires a very short was editor of The Times, the cir- vious Idently of policy in., ap dence by defense counsel. These Sisters” with the exchange of Val Van Camp’s Get Oar Estimate time, and submitted to the State n a culation of the newspaper grew proaching the question of wages Tall Cedars Ladies’ Night, Ma bound volumes contain the Issues schedule. Beginning, Feb. 18 Dick sonic Temple. of December, 1943, and September, entines. Mrs. Thors Maloney heads Cleans I7c Tracy will be heard at 8 on Satur SOLIMENB & FLAGG •JBoard again for Its apj^roval. If K oberl f « 1 e r r i l l ^^om 32.000 m 19 19 . to 63.000. to- end prices shown recently by au the hostess committee. this Is granted the board will then day the daily circulation of The to, steel, electrical and packing 1944, and have to do with the sto Hear the Yankee Kitchen day nights instead of 7:30 on INC. be ready to put them up for bid.s — ---- Times is more than 87,000. house Ino'jstry corporations Is ries concerning proposed changes on Station WHTD, Monday Tuesdays. The Tuesday 7:30 spot 684 Center 8L Tel. 5101 POIIE CONDIIIQN •Active In Many Cliibs^. in the police department and also Mra. Harold^C. Breckenridge of | goes to George (The Real) McCoy, according to Rowland I Middleburv, Vt.. Feb. 6~Robert i'#'re!v accidental." through Friday, 1:15 -1:45 tnnn of the committee here. Mrs. ► .t > . Mr. Sherman'had other numer- Sixth Conference Called Hospital Notes concerning the appointment of a Cranston, R. I., is visiting her par Marion Hurlbutt. secretary of the j d ark Te^llI, son of the late Mr. OU8 intereats and was prominent The request for the probe was coordinator for the enforcement of ents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kletzle P.M, Helen Hayes will receive a cita law relative to gambling In the of 18 Benton streeL tion jo f dlatinguished merit for her school board, read a letjer from i and Mrs. M. Clark Terrill of Man- in many club activitiies. He was a made as James F. Dewey, special AT PINEHURST . . . the State Building commission j chesteX Conn., Was elected Presi- member of the Sons of the Ameri government mediator In the 78- Admitted yesterday: Ralph cl*y. It is expected that most of performance in the radio adapta may lurk behind can Revolution, Hartford club, day-old GM strike, called his sixth Coleman, 15 Seaman circle; Wal the afternoon will be utilized in a Members of Hose Company No. tion of Carl Ewold’a “My Little 'which stated that Colupibla ha , undergradu.ite men here Boy.” from Harold B. SUeeen, RENTAL been among the first to fill out a | , Hartford Golf club. Farmington GM-UAW conference (2:30 p. m. ter Ochner, 25 Margaret road; peru4a1 of these volumes 2, of the South Manchester Fire Country club. East Haddam Fish Department who plan to- attend chairman of Brotherhood Week, at form for financial assistance In a senior atMlddlebury, Terrill e. s. t.) Martin Ondis, 280 Hilliard street; BATTERIES building a school and that since and Game club and the Country The wage dispute which prompt the annual banquet Saturday eve 7 o’clock Saturday nighL Feb. 16, club of Havana, Cuba. He form ed' 175,000 General Motors work Garry Newman. 57 'Turnbull road; British Turn Down ning, and who have not already on her CBS show. "My Little Boy" ROAD SERVICE that time additional infeirmarion ■ ^ meteorblpglst with the James Claire, 65 High street; received their tickets, should con which was presented on Nov. 3 Will your DRY SKIN was found to be helpful. They, Force. UMm being dls- erly was president of the Sun ers to leave their Jobs again was Alumni association and waa a absent from the agenda, however, Wallace Jones, 324 Center street. tact the cmnmlttee, Rudolph Kiss- ^be repeated. . , CALL were therefore, sending along * | charged from the service, he en- Admitted today: Mf*- Louise Proposal to Solve man, George May, Raymoncl True liew type form which they askea_ college here to co'ihplete his member of the American Society and is hot expected to be brought of Newspaper Editors. up formally at least until after a Taylor, 15 Main street: Dean Carl man or the fire headquarters. The | Listening Tonight: NEKJ—S Mr. Nichols-Bristol, Inc. be filled out and returned to them, course ofi study for a Babhelor's son, 53 Walkier street; Shirley Dispute on Greece sale of tickets will close tomor and Mrs. North; 8:30 HUdegarde The sch(X»l planning committee Arts degree. In addition ro his He was born in East Dover, Vt., meeting of the top (HO leaders In 155 Center Street SepL 1, 1866, son of Sidney Har Washington Thursday. Bugen, Buckland; G4brge Turk* row evening. variety; 9 Eddie 'Cantor comedy; has been working under pressure, l newly elected duties. Terrill M a 10 Kay Kyser, also Burns and Al vey and Mary E. Farnaworth Sher CIO President Philip Murray ington, 104 Parker street. (Oentfhoed from Page One) Phone 4047 as d# such (Ximmittees In other i member of the Committee han* len . . . CBS — 8 Jaek Carson Open Bveninga for Your towns. It Is their deslle that the ^ ,iiing arrangements for the Mid- man. He was graduated from the called UAW-CIO President R. J. Discharged yesterday: James Brattteboro High school in 1883 Thomas, Vice Presidents Walter show; 0 Boh Hope with Frank Sina Nesdi. townspeople be aware of their ac- j diebury College Cultural Confer- Florence. 630 ^ Lydall street; having the council pass on to other Dorsey’s Orchestra tra; 9:30 Ann Southern’s Malsie; and from Amherst college, in 1888, P. Reuther and Richard T. Frank- Hershel Rogers, 1183 Middle Turn BEECHNUT tions and they’ are thus taking j cnee, which will be held during with an A,B. degree. He entered business. 10 Great Moments in Music; 10:30 thl.s method of bringing progress the latter'part of Msreh. He pre- ensteen, and Addes to confer writh pike, east; Paula Clasnen, 375 However. Makln would make a BABY FOODS newspaper work immediately af him at that time but only Thomas Adams street; David Ogren, 18 On Hartford Stage to date before them pared for college at the Kings-, terward. statement taking note of Russia’s Strained...... 3 for 25c The Catholic Ladies' Society and Reuther are exjiected to at Bank street. arguments, Britain’s arguments wood Country Day School in West In 1899, Mr. Sherman married Chopped...... 2 for 23c will'omit their February card par Hartford, Conn, tend. Discharged today: Candance and" the expressed views of other ty. Instead they will put on a St. the former Edith Houlton, daugh King, 72 Crestwood street; Mrs. jnembera of the council. Russia is Jimmy Dorsey, "World’s Great ter of Dr. and Mrs. Hehry D. Dorothy Wells. TalcottVille. est Saxophonist," appears in per Patrick's day supper at. Yeomans Houlton of Brattteboro, VL the only council member attacking Pinehurst Mc^ts ball for the public March 16, and Surplus of Jobs the British position In Greece. son with his famous radio and re Things Are Fresher at In the evening, following the sup Braillev« Asserts Presumably this method of dis cording orchestra on stage of the Old Homestead per, will plan a social hour of missing the esse would allow Brit State heater, Hartford, Friday, SAUSAGE,MEAT cards in the. upper hall. Aeeiisutioii False New Federal Stand lu Three Areas Public Recordsi ain to clslrti exoneration, while -Saturday and Sunday. Jimmy Dor- j ' 3.9c pound The cartons of clothes collected j Russia would not be forced to vote sey features in his band Dee Par Farm Fresh POK ConcUtkm plajrs no (zvorket! In the Victory Clothing ^ Drive ' ^ ' on a statement clearing Britain, ker, glamorous young singing star; I On Pay and Prices Paul Chapman, romantic vocalisL Broilers were taken to the R. A W. Ccnn-I Washington, Feb. 6-f>P)-Gen. Washington. Feb. 6.—«as .one n n . oof f 2 25ft oout u t of »ny constituents who write ment took over operation of the of the five major pokrers—Britain. the highest giiule availabli Tongdrines APPLES ctetf view mittor.' to you." 91 strike-bound tugboat companies daughter, Elberta,.t6 Lodie J. De- Russia, the United SUttti, France Mexican mythology says tho I a class of 1,700. for his high and Chlnar-ahd one or two others cacao plant was airborne Into Mex aud 7c a dozen below pres- scholastic standing, to join an In New York's vast harbor at Carli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 2 lbs, 33c 12:01 today! acting on President Mainline Blocked DeCarli of 34 Elizabeth streeL met outside in secret. ico by Quetzalcoatl. God of the tnt OPA chart prices! 25c doz.v honor society, called the Melodian Has Embarrassing Moment The council convened las^ night Air. GRADE AA club. Merwln Is grandson of Mr, Truman’s seizure order, but the Miss Mary C. Metcalf, daughter and. Mrs. Lester J . Hutchins and 3,500 striking AFL tugboat work-; of Mr. and Mrs. CHarance L Met- e x t r a LAROB OQOIIINO roULOW ^ Beardstown, HI,—(fi*)—Floyd E. era did not Immediately return to By Earth Slide calf who is a student in the Rhode on Ma mother's side,. grsat-grand- Condlt, Beardstown banker, aays STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ] MB of Mrs Sarah Wolfb, Colum- their Jobe. Island School of Dealgn, in Provl' he had an embarraasing moment They were <»rdei^ to remain dence, has been spending the mid 53c dozen 3 IbL hta’a oldest resident, who makes during a recent meeting of busi Portland, Ore., Feb. X “-(ffi—A her home with Mra. TlbbiL away from work pe)iding |ie)iding a meet year recess at her home. ONIONS ness men with President Truman ing of leaders of the AFL Interna rock snd earth slide from' the tow George O. Cooley of Maple street WANTED! Usui, Oommander Ales Ifox, at the White House. "The presi ering walls of the Columbia river 2 dozen $1.00 .Mm: Foa and their small son, are tional Longshoremen’s asaocia- has returned from a visit with rela dent was talking to another mem ^on's United Marine division. It gorge last night blocked the Union tives lii Dudley, Msss. GAS STATION ATTENDANT vMtlng at the home of his inoUi- ber of our party.” Condlt explain was called to consider the presi Pacific railroad mainline, cut the A letter from Mrs. Gordon Dim- Preferably Married. 1 INDIAN BIVBB ar, Mrs. Diana Fox, Routs 6, dur ed, "and I wanteii to say some dential seizure order and an ap river highway and broke a tele Qck to her mother Tuesday, states in g hls.|6-4ay terminal leave, JJ., * Must Live In Manchester, ' Cel0ry Hearts QUINN'S thing to Hsrry C. Hausman, sec peal by Secretary of Labor Schwel- phone cable linking the northwest that they hope to be home the first ORANGES^ ■ Wnm, whs has been piloting a retary' of the Illinois Bankers As lenbach that they go back to work. with the rest of the nation. ' of March. Dimock is in the serv 1 ^’M an," the world’s largest sea- sociation. Apply After 7 P. M. The strike, rerating from a dis L. A. Collins, Portland general ice stationed at Fort Jackaon, I . i| ddilig thess last months of *” Say, Harry.’ I-Said, and Mr. pute over wages and hours started manager,for the Union Pacific, aaid Columbia, 8. C. 25c bunch 39c doz. during which be has seen 1 PHARA\ACY Truman replied: ’Yes, Mr. Con- Monday and had Interfered serious the slide had delayed departure Mias Louise Wixid who Is em M i han i t e l fiylng hours in dit?’ ' iy with shipment o f food and fuel of East bound limited trains three ployed at the White Corbin office COOK'S SEHVIC8 STATION Advertise In The Herald— It Pave A i r T ransport Command, will “I quickly explaineii and the IHupplies to the millions in the me to four hours nhd that trains due in. Rockville, has been confined to Manchester Green * ?lwe4n«aiUia in New York president laughed and said, 'That tropolis. here tpday from Chicago would her home for the past week , m i l l ths sMMbUI- ndrfsotlv all t is h f " Lawranoa C IMnisr. dsaicnatsd also, be off achedule. A throat infection. EVENING HERALD. MANCHEHl'EM. OONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY «,1M « f X S i ' TWANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., W ED l^SDA Y , FEBRUARY 6 ,194t
response. If you express curiosity water as It will cuat the glassca. about a book, she’ll send you her Use a tumbler with cold water and Iwp im ilHBIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllli copy. First Aid-for Dry Skin rinse svlth lukewarm. If she sends you a sample of Sport Slants North Ends, Billiards Score Rec Loop Winsi her cooking, it will be the perfect Piano keys can be kept white hy specimen of itk kind and exalted By Betty Clatlce Wiping with one part grain alco By Earl W. Yost The Inquirer by fragile dish and dainty cloth. AP Newsfeature Beauty Editor hol mixed with twelve parts water. T The flower-gift you remember Advertisements—Arltrorti from her garden is not so much Doctors say more than 70 per If screws In your eyeg^as.ses be the bouquet as is the sum total cent of women in the United come loose, tighten with a piprr Cardinals Continue Sports Roundup Former Wkips Legion, he Jlisit Anuad The CMasr ^dltlonal diamonds are needed. Mt MNitiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii of blossoms and basket, painted SUtes have dry akin. Of these knife. Spring sports are just around Neto can be fixed up while the Old to match one variety of posies, more than 51 per cent have an ab the corner, baaeball and ■oftballln -Golf Lota has the acresn for a By Hugh Fullertoa, Jr. a . . Ferrell blew up completely, rlbobn-tlefl In the color of an normal pore condition. The TUSSY WIND AND particular. Last year Manchester dintrally located field. Neither, of Housecleaning Job raised his club over his head and , O B N irrS BEAUTY BOX. sold other. Dry skin, the resdit of subnor the latter fields, should they be put Now York, Fob. 6—(IF)— For Latter Downs Gabbers- mal activity of the sabaceous WEATHER LOTION, so soothing had only one baseball diamond In shouted: “1 hope I’ll drop dead QUINN’S PHARMACY, <^- We could all be this woman we to roughened hands and face ui Grade A condition, that at th a , In shape, include tee propier sani ------I ' t yean you’ve been hearing about after that one.” .. Then he took that nlniUon for dry skins They^re Comic but Not Bitter admire If we'd take the trouble. glands, is often caused by nature this weather, is on sale at half Weat Side and only one softball tary or locker room facilities that golfs mechsnical men (and prob a vicious swipe at the tee marker, •>« ms«l>pssts which, after dry< creating a thick outer layer to price at QUINN’S PHARMACY diamond, that at the North Bnd; the West Side Rec affwda adja Peddle Outfielder Hopp Town Pin Tourney ably laughing it off because there’s missed It and fell flat on his face. Leo Katkaveck Sparks i liC oa the dUn, removes with it MAGIC MI.«3T, a wonderful protect the Inner layers of skin for a little longer. playgrounds. cent to the Oval. nothing mecnanlcal stout tha way ..More than a little eUrtled at the pors-cloggtof dead cuticle, wood reflnlsher and furniture pol against climatic conditions ouch Softball la one of the most popu The time Is now to plan new To Braves for Cash; The Charter Oak bowling al you and I play). .Now along comes this mishap, Wes looked at Paul Summary North Ends to Repeat' ro r tte delicate skin around the ish, Is back on sale at KEMP'S as strong direct sunlight, ex lar sports in this country today, fields and see to it that they are Enos Slaughter Only l s ^ will be the scene of the Greensboro George Corcoran with Waner and said: "Paul. If 1 dls the Win by 57*45 Score;' ena. the box has a special cream. after war-time absence. To re tremes of heat and cold for salt Keep powdered sugar In tightly Manchaater haa been in the back laid out to give Manchester resi town bowling championship evidence to show that Byron Nel money’s In my hip pocket." North Ends (57) Tbs sst is fS.OO—much less than fresh Its merits to those who used air. covered glass or tin containers to ground for a number of years In dents dlarooiids where evenings Red Bird in the Fold: starting Saturday afternoon at son’s supremacy among the go|f One -Minute Sports Page P B Al Surowiec Stars the same siae jars sold separately. to depend on it and to introduce it If soap and water could be de prevent lumping. they may spend leisure hours and Beau Jack’s scrap with Johnny 1 H. Gryzb, r f ...... 4 this sport but Indications last year 2 o’clock. Manager Burt Kee pros Is merely a matter of mS^ 3 Wicrzblcki, rf ...... 0 to ’’strangers,’’ Kemp’s offers a pended upon to cleanse a dry judged on the basla of number of enjoy themselves playing competi St. Louta, Feb. 6—(d>)—The St.' ney eteted, chanics and materials—plus men Greco Friday will mark the Beau’s free sample bottle to whoever skin without drying It more. It Cauliflower leaves cooked until tive sporta. 0 Pearl, rf ...... 1 Tlie Rec Senior League seccad* Add a nwr and ultra sophisti teams, calibre of ball players and Louis Cardinals are getting down' Ekitriee are now being ac tality. .Using terms like “prona- 23rd appearance In Madison cated note to jrour bedroom or asks for it. would be Ideal. Or If creams tender and served with butter taste an around poptdarlty among both Seek Cage Bole Cknngea cepted by Mr. Keeney and It tlon and eupernaWon" and “square Square Garden since August, 1941, 3 Rubi.cha, If ...... 2 round got. underway last night ‘ could cleanse the skin sufficiently like Brussels sprouts. • Members the National Bas to business on their tremendous a fact which .wouldn’t be true If 3 Parchiak. if ...... 2 with two good ball games. In th t' bathroom with a practical utility spectators and players, clearly In- la expected that a large field swings,” George points out that 2 Sumlslaskt, c ...... 1 dieat, flnlabed on three sides with Baking Powder Biscuits without leaving a residue that dinated that the sport is on the ketball committee will meet In job of spring housecleaning that so ' of entranU will be on hand for most of th^ links leaders learned there hadn’t been a war In the opening game the North Ends re** might clog the pores the skin New York March 25 and 26 to dis- meantime,. Mld-weetern rumor, 3 Tuttle, c ...... 0 fteamlnf mirrored surfacea Beau- 2 cups flour Left-over sandwiches can be way up during the coming years. far has brought the dlspossl o f' the matches. Additional Infor the game in the hickory shaft 3 Olbcrt, rg ...... 3 peated their win of two weeks pre-'* Bfully made, they’re as lovely as 4 teaspoons baking powder .might always be soft and smooth. made good by epating with butter One softball diamond la not cuas rule changes for next year. three ball players within 24 hours mation may be secured from days.. .Hickory was more torsion which hasn’t been confirmed so vioiisovcr the American Legion by But the average cream user just CleMistng Meal will keep sUa soft The board members are seeking tdl far, is that Tony Hfnkle will move 2 W. Kosak, r g ...... 1 they are useful. 3-4 teaspoon salt and frying. enough to handle the humber of for cash money that might run Mr. Keeney. than steel, but when they switched 2 E. Kosak. r g ...... 2 a score of 57 to 45 and a rejuvenat* 3 tablespoons i^ortenlng slathers her fAce and whisks the and smooth. teams In town that want to play minimize the shot making prowesa to steel shafted clubs, they con from Butler U. t o Michigan aa cream away In a Jiffy without do of tall players. a., high as 2100,000. Cash prisea alll be awarded 1 Katkavcck, Ig ...... 5 «1 .Center Billiard five upset the ValenMae Patties 3-4 cup milk. Wax your metal clothes line to Last year there were only aix or so Bellin’ Sam Breadon—'’My play to the winner and runner-up. tinued to use their wrists In the basketball coach when Benny City Cab 63 to 51 in the nightcap (No Sucar) Sift flour, baking powder and ing a thorough job. ^ often there cule that block the pores are re prevent poaslble rust-staining. organized teams. This year there The committee Includes members ers aren’t for sale but the right way they learned to offset that Oosterbaan quite. .Wild life note: is- a thin film of cream left on the moved the face Is washed with from Canada, South America, Mex Charley Miller, the celebrated 23 24 9-21 57 before another fine crov.'d. Grind 1 cup each tkgu and dates, salt together. Cut In shortening should be at least twice this num kind of an offer might Interest twist.. .Nelson was one of the few Legion (45) Leo Kataveck, former Trade, • t4 cup seeded raisins. 6 mara- until mixture has meally consis skin. water. It leaves the skin clear A good idea for ber with a league at both the north ico as well as American collegiate, me’’—parted with a couple of pros smart enough to change to a Maine guide, visited New York school and North Caroli'na eager, That Is why so many dry- and smooth. high school and YMCA official!. last week and managed to n t lost P sdilno cherrtes, 2 cups almonds. tency. Add liquid to- make soft storing meats and and south ends. Unless additional youngsters to the Philadelphia "Inge" swing without that wrist 0 Converse, rf .. home on leave from tha Navy, 1 cup walnuts, and 1 cup pecan dough. Knead on flotyed bread skinned women welcome the Most of these meals are not fish la' to place them softball .diamonds are laid out, Following are the rules that have Phils Monday night, and last night action and aa a result he’s out In a Manhattan offict bulldlnp paced the North Ends to their 11 cleansing meals which are avail recommended by manufacturers in the freexlng unit ■ Manchester will again have to wait been brought into light as in need Last Night's Bowling playing all the rest...The result The constitution of the New Mex 4 P. Murdock, rf meats. Mix thoroughly and form board. Roll out about one-half for use around the eyes, whers he announced the departure of 5 Chapman, if .. point win. Leo dropned in 15 In small patUes; dip In sugar and Inch thick. Cut with floured cut able now. The grainy meal Is of your refrigerator. a few years until such provisions of revision. outfielder Johnny Hopp to the Bos has been s "revolution irt golf ican National Baseball League had .points with his a'l around plaving simple to use. All you do Is spoon that thin, dry area la likely to The;^l stay fresh, are made. 1. Possibilities for improving teaching, Corcoran adds and the to be translated for the benefit of 2 McMillan, c ...... 1 3-.) .."i keep In a cool place. ter. Bake in hot oven (450) fOr 15 out the meal and mix it with wrinkle, quickly because of the competition by equallxlng advant ton Braves. Matches at a Glance 0 Yost, c ...... 2 1-2 mainly re.snonsihle for the final minutes. and wholesome this Tha Buckland school playground yotmger golfers are taking up the minor league officials, who are outcome of the game. some water Or skin freshener into lack of bone structure and muscle. way, and there’ll be no unpleasant Is Ideal for softball. There is room ages of Dlayers of average height The purchase price was not giv Nelson Style. Eventually they’ll better at double taik than espanol. 0 Stratton, rg ...... 0 0-2 0 For warmth and flattery noth paste or smooth It over the face, However In most instances tha and players of extreme height en on either deal. Inside dope here MashiM (2) No Sooner Said 4 Aliczi, rg ...... 0 1-2 1 The North Ends grabbed an ing can excel the trim, all wort odor to taint your other foods. at the diarter Oak lota also at the catch up with him. early lead and were never headed. Layer by layer, Hollywood gals particularly around nose and product Is put up in combination Old Golf Lota. Highland Park and 2. An improved method of pre says 340.000 Isn’t far wrong for O. Johnsem, Jr. 94 111 104—309 Bettor Judgment A couple of red hot Oklahoma 1 B. Brown. I g ...... 0 0-0 0 jsney jerkin jacket. Waist length, are peeling off their masklike mouth. When It dries It Is rubbed with an eye cream and a akin venting free substitution evils Hopp and usually accurate guesses Buckland . . . . 87 87 106—280 2 Kleinschmidt, Ig ....,') 4-5 1-1 At the half wav mark the winners tts classic simplicity will go any A thigh-length tunic as a cover Mt. Neto for suitable fields. Corcoran also Is authority for football fans. Earl and Red Hall, lield a 29 to 19 edge. In the third make-up. The nibber stamp off. After the flakes of dead cutl- cream. The West Side Oval In baseball while at the same time removing place the value of AI Jurlsich and Parllman .... 93 83 89—265 this yarn to prove that Wes Fer recently made hotel reservations 0 Murray, ig ...... 0 1-2 1- where, and it slips under that win glamour of the gt^tesquely paint ing for a bathing suit la making Its the restriction which now prevents Johnny Wyrostek at about 360,000 Ballsieper . . , . 93 109 118—320 period the lend wn.s shaved to six ter coat like the proverbial charm. appearance In the eouthlands. It’e was tops. Mt. Neto field was not rell, the old pitcher. Is golf's in Los Angeles for next New points but a final period .nssault ed mouths and heavy artlflciality ready for standout attractions and a player from re-entering the game General Manager Herb Pennock Hayden ...... 85 103 96 294 champion blower-upper. Wes Ycai''s Day...Even a California 18 15 1,5-28 45 1s being abondoned in favor of the quately are questions to be an greased pan. Bake in moderate a grand garment for covering up on if he withdraws In the last four of Philadelphia admitted It was a' Score at half time, 29-19 North with Hank Grzyb and Katkavcck swered only by time — in some oven (350) for twelve minutes. the Legion team used the field be Barrett ...... 98 72 103— 273was playing with a bunch of other iiinkeeper' was surprised at such leading the wav proved too much' This ridn-rougbenlng weather clear, flesh coloring that enhances the way to and from the beach. cause there was no other diamond minutes. "big chunk of cash.” ball players at Sarasota, Fla., and an early request and inquired the Ends. Referee, Horvath and Ku- demands extra-special skin care, individual beauty. cases by the coming year.. 3. Methods of avoiding the If estimates are rea.sonably ac belle. for the Leonard streeters. Never need wrorry available for thdr games In the 465 493 527 US5 having a bad round. .At the ninth reason.. .Why, the brothers ex m a r ia DANICA c r e a m , sold Although some of the top Holly Sometimee grated carrot can be County League. At least two ad- ragged play and unnecessary de curate, Breadon has taken In about Blnslers (2) hole he doubled all bets then plained, we plan to be on hand to Katkaveck. Grzyb and Johnny at the CENTER PHARMACY In wood stars never succumb^ to the ' Woodwork can be cleaned with about unexpected used aa a aubstltute for pineapple lays which sometimes occur during 3300.000 since Jan. 5. That was the 94—285 Billiards (6 .Sumislaski led the winners with guest when you Maver ___ 86 105 whacked out a shot that hit the see the Oklahoma Aggies In the 11.28. 12.00 and 13.60 rises, has painted-look fad, and continued a mixture of one-half cup vinegar, In a recipe and the aubetltotion la the last tew minutes of a game. day the New York Giants agreed Sloane . 9 2 107 104— 303 green and rolled over into a canal. 1947 Rose Bowl -game. I P r T 1Pat Murdock and Johnny Klein- sdentlflcally selected Ingredients to capitalize on naturalness. It one-half cup household ammonia have these articles hardly noticeable. 4. Improved methods governing to 3175,000 on Sailor Walker Coop Knofla ...... 104 95 99—298 I 3 .1. Hiltnakl, rf ___ 1-3 n ; schml('t bet for the losers. to keep skin satin smooth. was the women In uniform who to two gallons of wrater. on hand . . . pan IDEAL timing and scoring to attempt to er and the Pittsburgh Pirates fork Hlllnskl ...... 130 108—339 I 1 .Murdock, rf ...... 0-0 In the second garni? the Billiards, popularized the recent trend back cake flour, cup of DRESfl-MAKINO CLASSES eliminate manf of the 111-wlU sit ed over 330,000 for ex-soldier Jim Low Man . . . . 87 96 - 266 Wiblcals Triumph, I 1 Correnti, if ...... 2-3 4 unervered three PA regulars In Af llMrs are brides, so one man to natural makeup. Be sure to“ put padding under cooked rice. are etartlng this week at the uations which now develop when my Brown. i 0 Ed. Salmonson. if . 0-U 0 Surowiec. Johnny Green and John Canned soups, canned fruits, cake VENETIAN BLINDS 1-2 21 tells us, who think they can relax your rugs If your floors are not In clTarmlng SINGER SEIWINO and the ball Is In the sir just before or Certainly on paper, nonte of the 499 401 501 1491 Local Sport ny Bycholskl and tills trio paired their efforts to look their best j\ut AP News features Polish on leather may be re good condition, otherwise the rugs mix and fudge mix. A wonderful (TENTER. 832 Main street. En Just after time for the game ex deals has weakened the (Cardinals. Tie for First Place ^ ^Xr.'c ^ ; :V.;: 0-0 4 with Johnny Hilinqki and Hippo Aunt Minnie and Uncle Rastus used to be mighty Insulted back In the ’90s and even In the ’20s when will wear. meal can be fixed up in a jiffy pires. Spoons (I) ^ 4 Bycholskl. rg ...... 0-5 10 Correnti had too much on the hall because the husband-chase is over. stored by rubbing the leather rollments are being taken for WINDOW SHADES Only Hopp of the five players In- G. John’n, Sr. 113 105 89-307 2 That’s hard to beUeve; yet Bud they’d slink back from the mall box with those Valentines that sneered at their single blessedness. But with two tablespoons of turpentine from foods like these. morning, afternoon, and evening Planning Sports Arens volv-jd war a regular last season Chatter ------0 Cordera, rg ...... 0-0 for Ike Cole and his City C!ab today maybe people are getting more considerate, because most of the current Valentines poke fun at Custom Built for Homes Cheney ...... 107 118 91—316 TTie Wildcats clawed the Tigers ; -I Green, Ig ...... ‘2-2 6 teammates. * Wostmore, Hollywood chief, says mixed with the whites of two eggs Hollow cast-iron panels In classes. The American Legion Post In when the club finished a pretty Wetherell ___ 98 84 89 - 271 it’s true that girls do settle back themselves rather than at other peojlle. Instead of the old time Valentine that would accuse a girl of beaten lightly. - stalled like standard baaeboards NICHOLS-BRISTOL, 155 Cen and Offices Meriden Is considering building a fair second In the National League. Tlie PA’s will practice tonight at into defeat 38-23 to force a two 1 K'’. Salmonson. Ig 1-1 •'> .Surowiec. the leagpie’s leading being a flirt or an old maid, today’s Valentines say 'Tm nuts---- 1 may not reek with glamor. .1 may Smith ...... 101 96 89—286 way tie for first place In the W est; Ccrv)ni, Ig ...... 0-0 0 to rest on the little gold ring, are the newest wrrinkle In heat- ter street, announces that they The United States raises spice WE SPEaALIZE IN sports arena to seat ■ at least a Three pre-war starting outfield Chanda ...... 104 93 121—318 7 o'clock at the Wells street Sport scorer last vear. was Impressivs in third Anger, left hand. be a bad Influence,.. .nobody loves me.’’ Of course this subtle technique was probably dreamed up by The es.sentials of good wiring conducting units. Used with all are receiving—and selling—small crowd of 2,500 It was revealed In Center. Ail players are urged to S'dc League second rminf gaberdine on the other side, rize management can't agrrcc. I, Kerr ...... 5 0 ARTHUR DRUG STORES aweeter — prettier — Gayer—fim Dietary surveys show that pco' sition and relax; take this one cent, and several special-purpose rivals In spring collections. In aa an auditorium or arena. Man 471 483 532 1483 i local bowlers who are planning to Taylor . 2 0 Dodgers Sign Pair, raincoat? Just cut pie on low Income.s gel much less old-time sheet mu- ,3 to 6ts, are 37.99. Pastel shad'M bulbs. "ThB Verde-Ray bulb gives daytime' fr Uic league ends. cats. Referee, Bissell. AND REPAIRING 1 1-2 cups flour The Juice of fruit pies and the range noiv with are, only nine American women MARLOW'S. A Johnson-Built Home aoeMcat lasuranee with liberal tomorrow night has all the ear George Markland your Photo Shop for a sitting. All In Congre.ss and none In any Im fabrics. | cut them down to Slecorative mat room temperature allow two to John Pontlllo 91 88 100-279 R. r . D. 81b 1. RockviUe. 2 teaspoons baking powder , gravy of meat pies can be kept _ size. Is Just Thflt L" beaeflta reqnirlng hospltalir.a- marks of a gathering of Gaels Brown ...... 103 106 97—300 Manchester High’s 1945 football Comets (80) Route 44 Who, for several yearo, was ea* 3-4 teaspoon salt V from boiling over and soaking pictures taken now will be ready portant domestip administrative Oiocolate Pudding three houn. Moa. (Irish to you). team enjoyed their annual banq’iet ( in time for Valentine's day gilt no.st. Nor Is there any indica 1 pint niilk You can avoid curdling hot Smith ...... 94 111 144—349 PHONE KIA.NCHESTER 8028 ploy^ by 8 tablespoons sugar into the crust. If they are placed milk-egg mixturea by adding su-1 Bacon drippings are g(x>d used 500 LOTS — 1,000 PLANS Covers taidlvldoals nr family Pat Kelly, classy Hartford mat- Birtlo*! ...... 91 118 114-323 at the Garden Grove last Monday' Kearns, rf giving. tion that thfy will play a stronger 2 squares chocolate group to meet your budget. Stop man takes on Waller Sirois, the night with a chicken and spaghetti | Agostinclli, If 2 eggs In a tin of boiling water when put national political role in 1946. gar. If there Is any In the recipe, for making spoon bread, com The Inquirer CALL AT S41 BROAD ST. Jim Pontlllo .103 n o 102 - 315 Don Willis Garage 2-4 cup milk in the oven to cook. to the beaten egg before adding bread and meat pie toppers, at aor offlea Canadian bruiser In the feature dinner being served. Guests includ Fallon, c . Treat yourself to a delicious 1-2 cup sugar / We*n Show You Actual , Doering, rg 8 tablespoons shortening. Of course, you can’t milk. Then add hot milk to egg ------number. 482 533 ife7 1572 ed Coach Tom Kelley. Charley ' V • anfl managed the ganga whBa 81ft flour, baking powder, salt The CHECKED TAFFETA,______LUNCH OR DINNER at HAN- 1 heaping tablespcwn flour. little at a time. Don’t Photos and Plans of Kerry and Kilkenny clash when Lee’s (4) Hurlburt, Bill Sacharek and Coach Doggart, Ig Don was In the aenloe, Is on a throw leftovers Heat milk to toiling point and mixture, 1 When cooking fruits, add some Completed Homes Alexander Jarvis J. O. Christian. and sugar. Mix well. Beat egg just received at the J. W* HALEjshopping: away—but you can overcook. AGENT big Tom Casey and Jack Riley Tarpinian ... .122 113 106—341 short vacation In Florida and on yolks until thick. Stir in milk. Add COMPANY, is delightfully crisp dishes; well cooked food; low add melted chocolate. Beat egg- salt and you wlU find less sugar tangle in th^ semi-final. * Ruhacha .... .110 97 98-305 14 3 30 JAMES A ., his return be and his brother make them appear Add sugar and flour. Stir into la needed. DEAR INQUIRER: d HOVER ROAD Two Bay Staters, Eddie McNeal 36 players were present for the Falcons (24) to flour and mix thoroughly. Add and fresh for making dresses. 1 X?.'^ fresh again. Simply If cold water is used to wash Wm. F. Johnson OR PHONE 4 tl« Tnieman .... . 97 105 121—323 will start an melted shortening. Beet egg blouses, trimmings, or linings. In know, too, that Hansen’s sells chocolate milk. Cook In double- out mineral oil aa soon as It Is and C!ha(;ile Diamond open the Poudrlcr .... .101 154 106—361 fine program that included short daily-fresh Downy-FIake. dough- wash leftover toller until, thick as cake batter. In w’ashing glasses that have Builder ~ Real Estate For Completo Details three tout program at.8:30. talks by guests, retiring Captain Sturlevent, rf WOODS AUTO REPAIR SHOP whites stiff. Cut Into batter until green and white, blue and white, (looked vegetables spilled on the rug. floor or cloth I know your readers White ...... 109 106 111—326 «. IN WILUMANYIO. egg white disappears. Turn into black and white, or black, white, nus—plain, cinnamon, o t sugar. Add dash 'of salt and of cinna ing, It win not stain. contained milk,* do not use warm TEL. 7420 Bob Clifford, captain-elect Corky Kslsulkl, rf .. and red, It's 40 inches wide, priced in hot, then cold Water to destroy mon. would be interested^ in 539 876 842 1656 Coughl'n and football movies. Luko, e ...... Range and Fuel Oil 31.07 a yard. Your front-line defense of a the "leftover” flavor—use cold In Taggart, rg .. good figure is your ow*n muscu a tempting salad bowl. Ink can often 'be removed from I heurinff about our NEW Falrflelds (0> Bowling matches tonight at the Thomas, Ig ... Keop the outside of your re- colored articles by dropping tal Local Moving and lar girdle. What suffers besides frigwator shining by polishing SPRING HANDBAGS. P. Vennart . . 84 89 81-254 West Side feature Pagsnl’s West The best way to flour chicken your shape when you allow this You always recall with a sigh wi(h wax. low on the stains and then soak TOWN S. Vennart . . 82 82 86—250 Sides and Pioneer Parachute and 13 0 34 Trucking for frying" Is to put It Into a paper "girdle’s” powerful bands to grow ing and rubbing with toiling milk. | Brown ...... 95 91 125—311 Warren and Jarvis and Pockett’s W uidil/KU of pleasure the woman , who turns a ^11 I I p . The outstanding new bag with flour to which the season B reen...... 87 80 119—286 Stars. In World War n. U. 8. farm * Need New •aYKV are particularly the works: her imagination loose on the little To lengthen tie life of your material is patent plastic BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP 29 Pearl Street ings have been added. respiration, digestion, circulation gestures she makes. In the final broom hang It from a hook, in Oatmeal Puffs Barrarea ... .135 94 118—842 production haa Increaaed 38 per and elimination. analysis of Mrs. Whqosit’s charm, stead of standing it on the floor. 1 cup sugar —- easily cleaned, non- The Mohammedans were the cent, as compared with five per " Tel. 6566 You can handle thorny planta Need to take up the slack? Take 1 cup rolled oate 2 P. M. SATURDAY, FEB. 9TH 488 436 524 1443 first recorded'drinkers of coffes. cent in World War L Pianos uud easier by getting a-pair of Ice or one Is quite apt to say: "Tbat’a crackable, and remains exercise. Here are two routines, the secret of It." To keep brickwork in your fire 1 egg white BRAKES? Accordions At egg tongs and using them instead, 1-2 teaspoon vaniHa fresh-looking after long of your fingers. ^ designed to make your muscular This Mrs. W. packages a gift place clean, give It a coat of raw CHARTER OAK BOWLING ALLEYS girdle as strong, taut and elastic exquisitely. She writes charming linseed oil every spring. 1-4 teaigioon salt N i g h t F i g h t s aa a good postwar corset: ‘‘'thank you" notes, and writes 1-4 cup grated oocoanut. wear. Saupe for Cabbage Beat egg white until stiff. Grad-1 Entries Accepted Up to Feb. 7tb For the first exercise, set on the them promptly so that they also It’s wiser to insure against KEMP'S 1 cup sour cream floor with legs outstretched. Wlth- bear the compliment of a quick ually beat in salt and sugar. Fold These and many other »y INC. 1 beaten egg moths than to try . to get rid of in other ingredients.' Drop on | new Spring styles are ar- Entry Fee (Covers Bowling) $5 By The Associated Press FURNITURE AND MUSIC 1 tablespoon faf them once they’ve appeared. The Rlizabeth, N. J.—Rsy Robinson. 2 tablespoons vinegar MIRRA MOTH IMMUNIZER rivliig daily at Blair’s. 147 3-4. New York, knocked out 76,\Main St. Tel. 5680 1 tablespoon lemon SPRAY, sold at McGILL-CON- Tony.Ricelo, 155, Bayonne, N. J., ASK ABOUT OUR (4). 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Bake thirty mlnuten life Will satisfy them completely, K HEAITHY-SAVI AND TUIN Wareham, W us., (8). in moderate oven. ^Serve with and whether their huaban^s wlU wtiipped cream- 15026 be able to provide for them ade- W USED XIICHIN EATS / MANUncsiEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY «, PACTB n F m B f " ; ■ - ...... mtirn MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), MANCHESTER, CONN., V^EDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6,194$ •AG* FOUBTEEIt TOONERi^lLLB FOLKS BY FONTAINE ro l; // Articles for Sale 45 Hoosvhold Goods 51 //. Automobiles for Sale 4 Businem Sernces Offered 13 Business Services Offered 13 Help Wanted— Female 35 T e l e v is io n is m o s t c e r t a in l y o o in © t o CO.MPLEITE hotisefurnlshings for HOSPITAL BEDS or wti*el chalra. 1040 PONTIAC sedan, heater and OIL BURNER SERVICE D l d f l o o r s s a n d e d GIRL FOR general laundry work. Q a $ ^ e d Sense and Nonsense Ih e y C rie d STALEY BOOST THE SALE OF. STEP-LAPDERS Laying and flntahing. Manchester Laundry, 72 Maple 5 rooms, includes electric refri for rent or aai* Rataa reasonabt* Qatnfied radio; 1940 Dodge sedan, heater; Air Conditioning InUtalled gerator, stove and washing ma Phont Keith’s Pumitur*,. 4159. 1985 Chevrolet coupe, heater; J. E. Jensen, street. -Copyriglit, 1946, NCA S*nric*. Isc.- chine. Call 31 Union street, 1st Oo-operatlon la fine, except that 1934 Chevrolet sedan, heater' and All Work Guaranteed! Tej. WilllmanUc 9928, evening*. WE BUY and sell good used RediMwvcry Of AB Old Tmth floor. Adverti$eB..j)ts Of all the animala In the world, modt of it comes from one side. - 4 - Advertisanents A dio. Terms, trades. Cole Motor. ANTIQUES—Reflnished and re WOMAN for laimdry work. Call furniture, combination ranges, Phll was enjoying herself now, room and fling the door so It Tel. 4164. VAN CAMP BROS. 7600 or call at 25 Park street. gas range* and heatcra. Jones’ I have a sneaking hunch The Htoryt When Betsy Imilst*.. paired. Ru«h or splint chair seat* KEEP OLD men winter out, elec For Rent For Sail’ That man’s the only one of them . Young Lady—Oh, doctor, wUl 1 could tell by her laughter when struck the wall. "Get oufl” Day and Night Service Furniture Store. 36 Oak. Phone that Pen Downes le In love with For Rent . For ShIc 1037 FORD coach, new brakes, replaced. Ttemann, 189 South tric room heaters now reduced, That can be skinned more than the scat show? febe said, "You think he Is In love Then I heard the voice of Sarah, $15.95. Benson'*, 713 Main street. 2-1041. To Buy To Sell her, Naaa tella her about Pleteh the upstairs girl. I ngver had new clutch, 2 new tires. 62 Drive PHGNE 5244 OR 4844 Main. Tel. 5643. WOMEN WANTED. New System once. —Mrs. Clara Watkins Doctor-Yhat, madam. Is entire with you. That's good. Ask him To Bny ToSeU Laundry. ly up to you. and Dni. But adds that Ficteh where he Is when he isn’t with trusted that girl and I ‘ had told F, Silver Lane Homes. RADIO REFAIKINU Ptck-up BOOKKEEriNG, public account FOR SALE -7 tube radio, $20; A 6-PIECE modem blonde dingfte Im-ea Dm no much he refuses to Miss Jenny so. She had a defi set, chairs leather upholstered, Captain (to newly appointed ser you.' Go on, I dare you. You’re servtca. Kadioe checked at the ing. Income tax returns, payroll, WOMAN for general cleaning also Vlctrola. I12..50. both Iri When the boas starts house- touch her until he Is free of Phil afraid to, aren’t you? 1 could tell nite Hat to the right like an old 1938 DODGE coupe, 1936 Reo like new, $95. Call 2-0103. geant)—Look here, there are men lips. Later. Nana overhears Bet sedan, 1942 Chevrolet sedan, 1035 home. Store open all day. Man- social security, withholding tax. work. 50c per hour. Apply New good-condition. Inquire 611 Cen coming Into camp night after gleaning, the secret prayer of the you if I wanted to. You silly tug, which I was certain hdd come cheetei Radio Service, 73 Birch England Hotel. Bolton. ter street. Farms and Land for Sale 71 help Is that in hla madness he will sy plead with PblUlpa to divorce from leaning too close to doors. International truck. 1935 Ford 1- unemployment compensation, A NI(?E combination dual oven, night after “Lights Out” has been Fletrh, wying that hM: father will little Idiot, thinking Pen Downes Lost and Found etreet. Telephone 2-0840. notary public. Telephone 3627 discard something the lack ot I is In love with you." "Why. Miss!" Sarah was say ton truck, 1937 Reo platform. PRIVATE SECRETARY to presi oil and gas, white kitchen range, SMALL farm consisting of 7 oounded. It's got to atop. take care of PhllUpa financially. days or evenings. A few days later he asked the which at an early date will cost I could tell S ta y ’s answer was ing. "Whatever are you doing RBD WALiLBT —InlUaU Brunner's. 80 Oakland street LOCAL MOVING, trucking and dent of a - corporation with office WOOD CUTTING Lathe Phone one radio table model, one elec acres, 6-room house, all modern, with the poker In your hand and Friday night on Green bui. Re Phone 5191—4485. tric portable record player, one bam with attached garage. Lo sergeant whether conditions had him plenty. 1 coming through clenched teeth, ashes removed. J. Klein, 28 Foley Sh e e t m e t a l w o r k , hot air personnel of approximately'twen- 2-0720. I tell you to stop It." It 97 In the shade, and nary a fire ward. Phone 7512. nice dlnlng-/oom eet, one four- cated on Hillstown road. Reason improved: IX I “ Phil street Telephone 6718. furnace repairing. New hot air ty-flve. Shorthand necessary: dic Sergeant—Oh. yes sir. The last The custom of throwing a show There was a break in the con -' take It, huh?” Phil an* In the house?” and air conditioning furnaces In taphone experience advantage FOR .'lALE— A complete set of burner gas range and other for Selling, owner moving to I Wondered how long Sarah had IX)8T—Pair of men’s glaaaea be- FOR SALE— 1936 Auburn sedan, encyclopedia - Americana, 1944 man In blows the bugle now. after a departing bride and groom swered. "You know be doesn’t ART'S RADIO sales and service, stalled. Eaves trough and con ous. Desire for long time em Items being sold for storage. Ap California. Stuart J. Wasley. versatibn as though PhlUipa had been In the hall. twaan Center and Trotter etreets, reasonably priced. Phone 2-0921. edition, black binding. Can be originated so far back in the dim stopped to light a cigaret. “What want you. He cbuld get a divorce electrical appliances also repair ductor repairing. Norman Bents, ployment and ability to keep ply 115 Main street. Phone 755 Main atreet. Tel. 6648-7146. and mystical past that the memory if he wanted it. He doesn't want (Tie Be Oontlnned) Monday night. Call 2-0480. had at considerable savings. Also * It often happens that big men are you?” she went on. "An ed, prompt and efficient service. 277 Spruce street. Tel. 8966. private matters private very im 8254. Exclualve agent. of man stretcheth not back to Ita it. That wife In Connecticut has a 1943 white tabletop 4 burner can be pretty small^ about small emlaaary from Papa?” l o s t —Lady’s Boulova watch Call 2-1403. 698 North Main portant. Location Manchester. 5 beginning. saved him several times from girls Auto Accessories—Tires 6 gas stove with two utility draw NEW Vacuum cleaner* for sale. matters. I could see Phillipa’s eyes nar Loat on the 8:15 Rockville bue street. FOR PROMPT towing and day, forty-hour week; time and By some it is thought to typify like you, who think they only have wrecker service call 3926, Parker ers, timer clock, good sired oven Liberal trade-in allowance. A B. Houses for Sale rowing and her mouth straighten Social SUudiions leaving Hartford on Union etreet, NOW ON Hand. 700—20 heavy one-half for over forty hours. Junior High School Girt How an assault—9 lingering trace of to reach out and take what they Welding Co.. 166 Middle Turn and broiler. 4 Tyler Circle, Orford C. Appliance and Service Com ing Intp a thin line as plainly as Tuesday night about nine o’clock, ALL CARPENTER work done. Pleasant surroundings. Pny com FOR SALE -10 room house, lo long does It take you to get ready the custom among snvage nations want." duty dual truck chains, 123.95 pike We«t. Village. pany, 21 Maple street. Phone though I had been in the room. ■phone 8S42. No Job too small. Call 8862. mensurate with ability. Apply cated In the residential suburbs for school? of carrying away the bride by vio ‘Tiuit'* it. Isn’t It? You people Betsy said, "I won't listen to set Montgomery Wards Farm 2-1575. such t w . How would you know The Sltuatlopi Your husband own hand writing, giving phone MAGIC CHEF tabletop gas range, of Manchester. Newly redecorat Second Ditto—Oh, about 10 min lence. want the boy*. They're Willsons, FOUND— Two floodlights and store, Purnell Place, Manchester Others claim that It ha* a like such things!” w'orks in a dOWntown office. ALL APPLIANCES serviced and number, past experience, ap electric washer. Standard Rem LATE MODEL Universal electric ed. 3 car garage, one bam and utes. And how about you? aren’t they! Well, let me tell you fishing equipment. Owner may Bailding—-ContractinR 14 ness to a Jewish custom mentioned Somehow I couldn’t ' help but Wrong Way:-) Make a habit of NEED NEW tires? We have in repaired, bumere, refrigerators, proximate age. and full details. ington Typewriter, Winchester kitchen range with deep-well chicken coop. 'Telephone 4607. First Ditto—It takes me 15. Yoq won’t get them. Do you un have same by proving property range*, washers, etc. All work In the Bible. 'Thus, in Ruth, when believe that Phillipa's answer was calling him on the telephone. stock 5.50 by 17, 6.00 by 16, 6.50 STORM SASH, combination storm Interview arranged. Box A, 12-gauge 6 shot pump g\in, 12 cooker, used very little. Phone Second Ditto—Pretty slow, eh? derstand? You won’t get them. and paying for ad. Phone 8679. by 16, 7.00 by 15. 7.00 by 16. guaranteed. Metro Service Co. Herald. 4849. ATTENTION G.Is, 4 and 6 room First Ditto—But I wash. the kinsman of Bc«z gave him hla They’re mine, too, and they’re an honest one. "I make It my Right Way: Have him call yoii doors installed Create extra living gauge hammer shot-gun, large business to know.” Trade your old tires today. Brun Tel Manchester 2-0883. singles with alU' conveniences, claim to the Inheritance of Ruth, one thing the Wlllsona won’t be during the day when it la con space. Increase your Income. Add CAPABLE^ Reliable woman for ice box. Antique maple single and to Ruth also, he Indicated hla venient for him. It la often annoy ners, 80 Oakland street, and Lee’s one or two rooms. Phone 2-1428. A GRAY kitchen range and kitch price $5,000 and $6,200. G. I. It is your disposition—not your able to get Just because they want Announcements THE PIONEER Venetian blinds. general hoiuicwork, no cooking, bed. Plaid all wool mackinaw, en table with ^ix chairs. (?all posiUon—that makes you happy. assent by plucking off hla ahoe and ing to a man to be Interrupted by ESso Station, Center street. sire 38. Brown all wool ski pants mortgages arranged. The Larsen them. Everything's alwajrs been Ivory color. Immediate delivery. good salary. Phone 2-0142. 2-0709. giving it to Boax. At that moment I think I was a personal telephone call while he WANTED—Ride to Aircraft from sire 20. Pair men’s black shoe Realty Co., 1026 Main • *tv«*t pretty easy for you people, hasn't Findcll Mfg. Co., 485 Middle Roofing:— Repairing 17-A Teacher—Who can teU me what Also, we read In Deuteronomy It? Anything and everything you Just a tiny bit grateful to PhU- le working. Depot Square. 7 a. m. to 3:30 TWO WOMEN wanted, one part- skates, size 10. Call 3295. Hartford. lipa. After ell. while she was be Wanted Autos— Turnpike East. Telephone 4865, agriculture la? that when the brother of a dead ever wanted you got. Just like shift. Phone 2-0084. A BACK to pre-war roofing, sid time. one full time. Hansen’s Milk 1 ELECTTRIC refrigerator and 1 man refused to marry the widow, ing terribly unpleasant, she was Jiuiior—Well, It’s Just the same that, didn't you? The world was Two men were relating their do Motorcades 12 AIR CONDmONED UNITS ing, insulation, new ceilings, Bar Restaurant, 348 Main street, ice box. Call 3101 after 4 p. m. a* farming, only In farming you she asserted her Independence of tefling B et^ the things her mother ICE CREAM to carry out. PlnU of Fuel and Feed ' 49-A Lots for Sale 71 made for tke Willsons, waSn’t It? mestic troubles; Hot Air Furnace* Installed paperhanging, painting, etc. next to Armory. raally do It. , him by "loosening his shoe." People were, made for them too, and I would like to have told her. Treat’s extra rich Ice cream. MORE CASH for your car from PhlUipa was saying now, First—My wife thinks she can and Reset Large savings, tims payments, FIREPLACE and furnace wood (CHOICE Water front lot, .50x100. weren’t they? To work for them. Without sherbet. Also sundaes, your Pontiac dealer. Stop In or SALESLADY—A permanent part "You’re not hi* kind of woman. Bing, and her yowling is driving me Eaveetroughs and Conductors free estimates. Tel. 7256. The for sale. Prompt delivery. Phone Machinery and Tools 5*2 west side, second Bolton Lake, Walt on them. Hire a man, work sodss and sandwiches. Bldwell's caH 4164. Cole Motors. All Types Sheet Metal Work. time position is open at CarroU's, Ask him and see what he says. He nuts. Apex Home Remodeling Corp. Stanley Keefe. 2374-W5 Wllll- $700. Write. Care of Box R, FUNNY BUSINESS him for all he’s worth: when Second (consolingly) — That’s Soda Shop. 527 Main street. MANCHESTER located at 785 Main street Ebc: USED Brushbreaker plow, new doesn’t want you; he doesn’t even mantlc. Herald. you’re done with him, kick him certainly too bad. Now, my wife TOP DOLLAR "Jones.” at Brun SHEET METAL WORKS EXPERT REPAIRS of Shingles, perience preferred. Phone 3908. and' used disc harrows, milk want your money.” I could hear ner's, will pay you your price for ou t Marry a girl and decide she used to play the piano a lot but 21 years' experience. Phone 6413 slate, composition and tin roofs ing machines, cement mixers. FOR SALE—Lot 50 x 102, locat- isn't good enough i^kick her out, her smack one hand smartly Personals your car. Drive over now. 80 GIRL—General office work, with FIREPLACE and furnace wood against the other. “He doesn’t since the children came she hasn’t Rebuilding and repairing of for sale. Call for Harry 5708, be Dublin Tractor Company, Provlr ed at 53 Middle Heights, Radding too.” Oakland street. 6191—4485. RADIO CLiR i C—Appllancee eerv knowledge of stenography. Ex want your money, but I’ll bet that had the time. chimneys and flashings. E. V. tween 11 and one. dence Road, Wllltmantlc. street. Manchester, Conn. Price, B.etsy broke the tirade, "Oh, First (musing)—Well, I always h a v in g a dinner party, church Iced. 25 years' experience. Your Coughlin, 390 Woodland street. perienced. Good salary. Box J. N, $500. Inquire Mrs. Walter Reed, wife of his would like a slice of supper, banquet or perhaps you WANTED—Model A Ford pick Phil. It Isn’t that way at all.' maintained that children are radio serviced with latest preci Phone 7707. Herald. Box 230, Blood street. Route I. But Phil was started now. "If It. What do you think she would just want a Sunday dinner. Ex up truck. Price must be reason sion test equipment and delivered Musical Instruments^ 53 do, Betsy, If the knew a fbw of comfort. able. T. Moore. 7251. CORDWOOD. cut any length. Chll Old Lyme, Conn. you don't like a thing, get out a cellent cooking. Food and wait within 24 hours If parts available ROOFING, asbestos sidewall, nu check book. Pu.sh other people the things that have been hap resses supplied; the best of serv wood jjeillngs. eavestrough. con Help Wanted— Male 36 Colchester 696. pening at ‘Long Meadow’ ? Those We call for and Oliver. Phone around, then expect them to be Oht BY EDGAR MARTIN ice guaranteed In your homes DE CORMIER 6079. ductors, kitchen cabinets, general ELECTRIC VKrmOLA. Call days and evenings In Pen's Studio, BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WANTOD — Brick-layers. Apply HARD SEASONED oak. 4 feet Wanted—Real Estate 77 grateful. Well. I made up my or In a hall. Telephone 4598. repairing, free estimates, time 6775 niind when I got In this family So Innocent! I wonder what she The Used Car Specialist Industrial Construction Cb., length. Phone 5117 or 5118 be oOOOOo«,■^^pfv >\oovdvs;t u y t All makes repaired. Military chester Roofing. 2-1428. sirable section, within $8,500. around. They could boss me Will Pny You More For Your Building. (Job under coverl. Fine piano* at fair prices. Always might be willing to think only the S ’fe tt TVS' t w v o m KlOVO? \. TVOOCMT A COCFV^Of Automobiles for Sale ' 4 training. Phone 4553. Guaranteed Box Q. Herald. I around the office, but oi^ce I was NOO VOlKIt AW ROOFING— Speclalixing in re a fine selection. Pianos tuned. right things. I wonder whiit It TWt VLYT*. VOVStNX \V5 TH I PNOCnAfi USED CAR Radio Service. 37 Margaret road Garden— Farm— Dairy nut of that place, I was done tak TwaowaH pairing roofs of all kind*, also Factory reconditioned. Bought, X’ETERAN wants to buy 6 room would be worth to her tp know .!ltyaSPKlO<>l burners of all makes and kinds large. Good work, fair price. Free Female 38 TURKEY Poults — Biiv 'Wards 'Ull 9 p. m. 8-5038. becau.se you want to. You’ve al eiMfLVL SO M cleaned and adjusted, 10 years' estimates. Call Howley. Man nasty. The newspapenH eat It up.” T o o l 1984 PLYMOUTH and 1936 Chev bred*up turkey poults this spring. PIANO Accordian—120 bass. Rea ways been able to reach out and experience. Sales for Lynn range chester 5361. GENERAL OfficF" or personal PROPERTY OWNERS —If yoa take what you want., . Philllpa Betsy’s answer with its implica rolet, In very good condition. Prices as much as 18 per cent sonable. 91 Union street. Phone tion made me ill. "Philllpa, you DE CORMIER and power-burner. Tel. 2-1731 work wanted after February 12. under 194.5. Fast delivery. Mont decide to sell your property, be Interrupted her own tirade, ‘Say!’’ Turnpike Auto Body Works, 166 •44 Main street. 5709. wouldn’t dare." 6 years’ experience, full or part gomery Wards Farm Store. Pur fore you do, contact ua. W* pay her voice trailed off and her laugh Middle Turnpike West. Phone MOTORS Movinff—Trucklng— PhilUpa taunted, "Oh, wouldn’t time. references furnished. nell Place, Manchester. top cash prices for property. For ter tinkled through the rdbm, i 7043. Phone 7793. PLATER PIANO and good up ^ I think I'll go to Connecticut 24 MAPLE STREET REFRIGERATION SERVICE Storage 20 right for sale. Your choice. $75. quick action communicate with Tool langhP^YTlke the tinkle of icp Grunow. Coldspot. Crosley> Frigld- FOP SALE—Green Mountain po lui. Call 7728 or 2-0920 nr writ* In glass. "Say!" she said. "What tomorrow. It might be interesting. AUSTIN A. Chambers. Local and POSITION wanted as companion. Good condition. Plano reflnlshlng In fact, I’m sure it would. It ifT TEL. 8854 MANCHESTER alre, G. E.. and all other makes. tatoes. firsts and seconds .\niella and rebuilding. The Piano Shop, Brae Bum Estates. Inc., 5 South Is Uiis? A rehearsal? Are yeu long distance moving, packing, Best of references furnished. 18 planning to ask Pen Dowmea’ wife would be fun to see this family Commercial and Domestic. .Isrvla, 872 Parker street. Phone 6 Pearl street. Manchester. Mam street, Manchester. WANTED by ex-serviceman. 1937 storage. Phone 5187. Drive D. Sliver Lane Home*. 7026 to divorce him?” squirm for a change instead of Pontiac: must be in excellent WANTED a single home in Pine • * • lording It over every one." U l A Message From SCIENTIFIC condition. Will pay cash. Phone Betsy said, "You better go now, REFRIGERATION CO. Painting—Papering '21 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Acres or Pine Acre Terrace. Will :y In 7618 between 6 and 8 p. m. No Dogs—Pets—Birds 41 Household Goods 51 pay the price and wait for occu "Stop {Rat. Philllpa!” Philllpa.” ______BY V. T. HAMLIN 37 OAK ST. PHONE 2-1226 ALLY OOP He’s Sold On It Jarvis To All dealers. ' PROPERTY Owners Attention. pancy. Write Box K, Herald. But nothing was stopping Phll- "Why?" Philllpa asked. "I’m FOR SALE—Glrt’a black coat, enjoving myself. And you asked rCiSAr JUMPING /tlAAlE, MiSTia NEW TIRES, new recaps, used Paperhanging and painting. In llpa. "You little fool!” she IF o n l y y o u 'l l CARS WANTED—Will pay cash FOR SALE-1 Beagle Hound pup 3 ROOMS of new furniture, used size 9. Persian trim, hardly worn WANTED— A single house in '■ K 'll' me to come.ln.” j EhOSHAPmat » tires and tubes. Expert vulcaniz side or outside Large savings laughed. "Pen Downes doeiin’t ME SET M Y- for a car. Will conaider a car py, 3 months’ old. Phone 2-0919. 4 months. 53* North street. Call because of entering service. Manchester or outskirts. Cash That was when Betsy lost con elbebt. co m e. Siervice Men ing. 8 hours recapping service. New block ceilings. Estimates w.ant you. What would he want LOOK AT that needs some work, any make 6535. Phone 4527 or 7586. waiting. No Agents. Box G, 1 trol. “Got put.” she fairly Manchester Tire and Recapping furnished free. Phone Apex 72.56 SINGING canaries, guaranteed lo '*No, no' Only the stuff on the shelves I' with a bread and milk poultice?" t h is t W 4 8 or year. Phone 3926. Herald. Betsy said again, "Stop It, Phil.''’ screamed. I beard her cro.ss the 0»mpany, Broad street. Tele sing. $10 each. A good valentine LIVING-Room suite, tables, rugs; CLOSEOUT Army and Navy Scvsral new homes now phone 3869. Open 7 to 7. INTERIOR and exterior painting under construction. We are WANTED—Coupe or convertible, present. Raised by Ralph Crepel- owner moving, will sell for sacri coats, $10 and $15. Also under good condition, not more than and papeAhanglng. Reasonable la. 91 Nelson street, Hartford, fice, 31 Drive G. Silver Lane shirts, 2 for $1; work shirts. In u position to buiid what SEWING machines, vacuum clean estimates; McKinney A Fcnn. Ckinn. Brunners. 80 Oakland street. BY DICK TURNER SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 35,000 miles. Phone 5055. ers and small appliances repair Homes after 4 p. m. CARNIVAL 7 0 U want if it is not avail Phone 6286. 5191—4485 ed. A.B.C. Fixlt Co.. 21 Maple PERSONAL SERVICES able at the present time. J.. Basiness Services Offered IS street. Phone 2-1575. Pick-up and IN'TERIOR and exterior painting. Live Stock—Vehicles 421 p o T STOVE, $9. Phone 3324. I AGENCY delivery service. Also paperhanging. Prompt serv Wanted—To Buy 58 PHUNE 4974 — JOHNNIE J.4V SEE US FOR ice. '^ alr Price. D. E. Frechette. HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE PLUMBING and Heating Service. RADIO-Elecirical Appliance Serv Phone 7630. 15 NICE rabbits, reasonable. WE HAVE finest assortments of GENERAL CLEANING COMPLETE DETAILS ice. repairs, picked up and deliv WE BUY newspapers, rags, scrap Phone 5504. Frank Smith. Manchester. 7733. kitchen linoleums Also tile and Iron and metals, etc. Service at WAXING AND POIJSHING ered promptly. 20 years’ exper PAINTING A.\D Paperhangtng wall poverings Mancheater Floor ALL KINDS OF ODD JOBS YOUR Record player or automa ience C A M Rgdlo Service. Good work Reasonablej rates your door. Wm. Ostrinaky. 182 Poultry and Supplies 43 Covering Center. 24 Birch. Csdl Blssell. Tel. 5879. Jarvis Realty tic changer will work like new Phone 7454. Raymond Fjske. Phone ' 3384 5688. , when It is repaired or adjusted ROASTING chickens dressed, 45c by our factory trained mechanic. ELECTRIC MOTORS—Repairing, GILBERT FICnCETT-Painter and FOR SALE—9 piece dining-room FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Bulb Meets Boob BY MERRILL BLOSSBS Company rewinding. All work guaranteed. paper-hanging, residential and lb. also fresh eggs for salei Call Wanted to Rent 68 C. A M. Radio and Appliance. for or delivered. 2-0952. suite,—walnut: 10’ by 12’ rug; 1 Telephone 7454. a Ace EHectric Motor Repairs, 221 commercial, interior and exterior Rex gas hot water heater. 1 FOR SALE f I NEVER SHOULOA TAKEN THIS J O B A(3AIN| I Saw s u b , s a n k s a m b i 6 DOVER ROAD N. Main street,* opposite Depot work Telephone Man. 4208 VETERAN and wife desire 3 or I MAO JUNIOR. VOCieL (.He'S BCEM BY MERe— , w e < 3 o rrA BABY chicks, one grade only, the automatic reconversion water 6-Room House. Alexander St. I F IN D THAT fw A S U B S t iT U■ t r FOR. ‘ A ■ MOrW CR.' MODERNIZE your home at low entrance on North School street. 4 room apartment or flat Phone TIED To TVUS LONGr IHERES TWe EVIOENCei MANCHESTER best we can produce for livabil heater; 1 baby's high chair and First floor — three rooms and '.EASH AMD HE GOT LITTLE JERK OF y coat, bulk! thBBextra room now. .Telephone, 5642. CALL KEYSTONE decorators on 6392. laratory. Second floor — three Interior work. Submitting bids on ity. egg production and meat. play pen. Phone 2-0339. AWAY » w e OOTTA ALL TRADES/ Residence 26 Alexander St. Alterations and repairs. Work of Manchester Chicks, 136 Summer large bedrooms and twh baths. T\ all kinds. Real estate work ELEa But h.m a Tcket^ service. Local package aellvery. Shop. 6 Pearl' street. Open, 'till Articles for Sale our services ns sales agents. We have several customers who yoMttSRS fORTOO OUTA -rOVJ«SJ| 9 p. m. Phoqe 3328. HER nSftTBACK— JARVIS REALTY Light trucking. We cater to any COFFEE table, desk, wicker set, would like to hoy: THtA TO ‘ Office: 6 Dover Road Residence: 36 Alexapder St. local errand. Telephon* Manches PIANO Tuning and ‘ repairing. 2 beds, fireplace set, dining set, ON^FAMILY HOUSES Phonea 4113 or 7375 — Week Days and Sondnys. ter 2-0752. Player, pianos epectalty. John beautiful glass front gas stove. 3-FAMlLT FLATS ' , 3-FAMILY DUPLEX HOUSES ALL MAKES of washing ma Oockerham, 28 Bigelow street 270 Woodland atreet. Telephone FARMERS! Dial 4219 ■ 5124. FARMS — LARGE OR SMALL chine* repaired. 10* years’ exper- If you are Interested in a Just call, 'phone, write, or stop ns on the street. ■ .lence. Chll, A. Brewer,.2-0549. new Silo or In tfrapping COM. tMGtV WA me. T. a wo. u. a mt. orr. cota i»4« sv WM sssviet.'SIS T. in to, u. a s*T. orr! g -i OIL BURNER Service. Burners your old one . . . ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. r Installed and cleilned by license:^ Telephone or Writ# To Real Estate and bsnrance \ “ Some day when we’re married aild rich like that, we can "Step right up, folks! While they last, get your ‘LiLitUe HOUSE VALUES— FffiE INSURANCE 966 MAIN STREET PHONE 3450 • 5343 W k back and see what a swell time we’re having nowt’’ Jiffy* prefahricRted nousetr operatpr. All work guaranteed. . RICHARD V. JACKSON HELP WANTED Lowest' possible price. Senna Have you htcreaeefi Uie fire tasoranoe on yonr home or otier Talcottvllle, Conn. Bros. Call 2-0147. boUdlngs latelyf Tel. Mnncheater 8986 VIC FLINT One*Man Minority BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY AND RALPH LANE Agent for Cmtae 8Uoo— , . . . With or. Without Experience Ballding eosts today are mnch higher than they were a few WHATAftE YOU 1 DON'T THINK V W O H .Y O U WERE WITH , ^GOOD MpRNING, TH AT'S WHAT years a go. Stnrtllne Bara Equipment andf HINTINli AT. FLINT ? \ t JU06E GARRISSY HIM LAST NIGHT/ VOU SURE INSPECTOR GROWL THINK. FLINT'S Smart people are asUng na to write additional InsoraBee on Brown Poultry Egnlpment ' ARE YOU TRYINOTOJa SHOT HlVlSElf, INt, HAVE A GENIUS FOR BEING MORNING,FLINT. MV'MY, GOT OTHER ’J30. . Men and Women And OUm t Farmenf BnppUe*. SPECrOR. I WAS WITH AROUND WHEN PEOPLE , THIS IS SAD BUSINESS/, IDEAS. their properties — the cost I* aot great for the addlUonal iasiv- SUICIDE, EH? WINTHROP aaoe yoa need. ^ A LAST NIGHT AN0._ G ET BUMPED OFF, DON'T, WE.\ Ve r s , — SPINNERS YOU?...WELL, BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE ^ MAJOR HOOPL* For. yonr own protection we soggeist yon check np on the LISTENING.' OUT OUR WAY MERRIAM amonat of fire laauraooe yon are oan^ag and compare It with \ COURAGE, A0ELARD/-r- ExpeVjenced Accountant • Auditor the repiaoement value of yonr hoUdiags. THE OLD WILD, EVERY NEXT DOOR WERE GOES, M A 30R .' — l« A SALOON, AN* 1 X FKErL UKEi A GUV U4A/ X'LL MfMMT^lhi Tax Reporta We win ha pleaeed to help yon Is oirtlmatlng today’s valns FRSB WOLF IKI ALERT IMWCH, JUST OFF LOOMFIXERS — STEAMFITTER ^ Tempontry Ofllee: House For Sale HIM (S FLAR IN ’ U P -- O U E S S t a i n t N O TWU V400OS WUMTIhJG.A on yonr bnUdings. HE’S REFUSIN'TO FUN ID BE FORCED THE PROKfT P O R C H .*-- V 383 NO. MAIN STREET LOST PMTWOFJ — X'D eETTBR Why tnlm the ehaaoe ef a finaaolBl loea whes flia tasnraaea LO O K / WHY, THIS INID EVERY NEXT EGAD.' COUKIT OH ME Aft O. A. Chappell A Boa, Ine. On Henry Sireet CREBP UP AMO /VCT QUICK, «an he bonght at sadi low prioesT Call ns at any tlma. CanEap^ IS MUTINY.' D«DO(t TO WriUT ECPUSE IF TWE UAXiy A SORT OF STRATEGIC TEL. MANOIESTER 3*0714 8 1 Apply At: veU RE USED TO REftLIZES rV I TRVlhiG TO, ReSERNje JO ' Thursday 6 to f P. M. Six-Room Single OOIN’ INTO/. Saturday 1. to • P. M. ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. MVPWOTIZE MER'GWG MPfV IMTO ACTIOW IF jdieuey Brolhers Einployiiieut Office Or By Appolntaaeat Real Estate find InsaraBee StMim heat with nil bnmar, GET ME MlVeO UP VOlTvA IS ANY A C C lD B tN T/^ Home Phoae: tig BIADf STREET PHONE *456 <3wtd iPay SOAABTHl>iG TH «T SHOULD continnoos hot water. Lot BB SV9EPT OUT.' WUllmaatlo 830-W-3 90 by 140 feet, fm lt treca, warm gtinge; near achooL BY LESLIE TURNER Price ...... $12,500. Wrapping Rosesy Shrubs and WASH TUBBS Man With a Club i n ® MICKEY FINN W hy? LANK LEONARD V PHONE 4829 ffOK HOUR* MARY U K THINKING OF TH* FruiF Bearing Plants 6LfEK66.~rHiN FINALLY 15 DOZiNdOFF WHEH~. t KNEW you WEEC I KNOW, KITTY 80G-WHffN YOU 1 HAV6NT WHY KITTVl IT'S S O IT'S GOOD TO ON ¥OUA WAY HOME -A N D I KNO!^ LEFT OUR UNIT FORGOTTEN YOU INVESTIGATE NOWr GOOD TO see see YOU,TOO, -THAT LETTeit YOU WHAT YOU ARE ATSAIPAN TO ^ WHATYOU MERE? VOU A G A M i SeNT PROM MANILA., THINKING RetUKNTO THe ME, KITTY FIKIAU.Y CAUGHT m r r STATES. 1 TOLD POULTRY Call Mr. Reeks or Mr. YurksHot I s O UP TO ME IN YOU THAT YOU WOULD Manchester 4161 WASHINGTON.' ALWAYS se owe OP EQUIPMENT f v-O I4Y OeAREST PRIENPS b Limited QuBBtitlea . . . Baty Ohloh Peedera, PVmntabs. Brolf. GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS! /A er Feedara, Ether Wafers, Roof MUST BE 16 YEARS OF AGE Saddles, Stove Pipe, Eleetite. tsT 'S Broodna. Coal aad OH Btovas. AS JffW'VUKMS, ^^GK1 A S W a y 'b ^ a t o v POSSIBLE ’ Egg Ee^ y e benbatsd (nsed). ' THE l o c k .ST ■Mi ff III an'Mi«iii|Ei ii I r ■ ' 'SSI"