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„i , ■■ ■■ • : ■■•' ■■> FRIDAY, M AY 4 ,1945| Manchester Evening Etvrold Averate Dally Circulation The Weather •\ Forecast of U. S. WaaUMr Buraaa \ For the Moath of AfrtrO, IMS - • ■ ' ' ■ ^ '' X Cloudy, with Ughl Hhowria to­ 9,195 day. Tonight ridnidy. Sunday part­ X ’. ly Moudy. X. of tte Audit : /■ ' ■ -ix HALE'S of GtreulatioBB TJie Priginal In Ei1i«Ii^ ■ ; MarichM4^rr^--^ City of VMage Charm - \ , (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE 1’UKEK CtSNTSr X (OiaaaMeS AdvwtHliig aa >aga !• ) ’aX' MANCHESTER, CO^N., SA^IURDAY, MAY 5, 1945 VOL. L X ir., NO. 18S X ATURDAY SPECMbl X iX X G reen Stan»|H(^Given W ith CasHi S a l* !^ ■ \. ■ X

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Plan ; Otherwise All I r Near OkinaMa Campbeir* Veg Aririouriced, Say Offi­ In Agreement NnW ' r} " cials; Sporadic Fight- ipup '\ Suicide Boats, Planes, San Francisco, May 5.— (/P) ihg Reported in Copen­ X. — Foreign : Commissar Molo­ Hjanian Flying Bombs ^ X ovetnment hagen; Nazi Warship* tov was believed seeking in­ And Counted Attacks Bradshaw's tney X- Fire ' Upon Patrit^ts. *' structions from Premier Sta­ On Land All in a Day. 1 Pound JaK.^^1 _ Lx„ lin today on two key changes S to c k h o h »r "M a y 5.— (/P)— ‘ •’pcelpt of U e news of the Ger- \ J tlk Jar 4 1 c ^ Christian wits reported to Paris, May 5.— (fl*)— Th« in the Dumbarton <^ks Guam, May 5—44^— In one of Jubilajjfr^Denmark, free of, zi yoke worn for five have ordered .nobtlization of the last half of 1,000,000 German ■X world. security plan. With tlie wildest battles of the Pacific ears, was reported already | whole resistance movement, put-, troops in northwest Germany thege two exceptions—on war, Japanese hurled ainphibious forming a new government: ^lug an estimated 300.000 it^n and Njizi-trodden Holland, Fancy Jaf of MustarcLI !fer o r F a b r ic provisions for reviewing in­ forces, th* first major tankled , * . . . • ' under arms in the capital alone, ternational relations and ‘ fitting dujfd ■ ^ ...... and others damaged. ■ mahy~more BisaTgrven’Tlp to Bit;- ' in. Pouch or Envelope Styles. X . This plan was worked out in dlo to^have dcalgnslcd former ish and Canadians in the previous and^ Mushroo^ > Hundreds of the 4,000 attacking Premier Urla Buhl to organize » ern Sweden early today, it was of­ Some with zipper compart­ big four meetings at Waahingt^ ficially , announced. 48 hours, convinced as was OeHeg* . last year aa the basis for a, worra Japanese soldiers -were slaughter­ new government. ments in New Summer Colors ed in "the best day o f Jap killing Fighting Is Reported al Eisenhower that; "On land and Jar 23 c pe«ce-keepibg organization. The newspaper Dagehs Nyheter aCa and in the air the German* or Black and Brown. Laip- Molotov was reported to have since the Okinawa. campaign be­ quoted reaponsibje Danes in Swe­ Some members o f the resistance .£ ------^ . , gan,” 154 planes shot down and IS movement attacked the headquar­ are thoroughly whipped. Then Sugar Heart x mies,ik)rdette or Failles. a g r^ in principle to the review den as predicting, that Denmark only • recourse is to 'surrender." • \ and regional, security proposals, explosive laden speed boats blown would be acknowledged a member ters of the Danish Nazi auxiliary \ • ' ■ X V • Already,' hegotlationa' were ra* hut asked 24 hours from last up. . ' ^ , of the United Nations as soon as police corps, the Gestapo head­ Under cover of early morning ported well underway for tfie c*-’ 1 Lb. Jar 19c night to reach a final deClsiom the new government starts to quarter* in St; Anne palace, and darkness four Japanese amphibi­ the headquarters qt- Nazi Ambaa- pltulitlbn of the last two m'ajar American officiala, elated over function. enemy stands— in Norway and tha Mother>^ Day ous units, totaling about 600 men, The story quoted the Dan.es aa aador Dr. Werner Best at JPfg- Dorset this degree of Big Four attempted landings behind Am eri­ shrinking Czechoslovak-Austriajr American soldier*.march past the entrance to the beer cellar In Munich, Germany, where the abor­ saying that British Deputy F i^ e roarhuB on the Raadhus Piads, V' hoped that full Russian concur­ can lines on both coasts. Three of pocket—and the final realisatim ' rence would be forthcoming' T>*' tive puUch of 1923 resiirted in H ifer'a arreat and im {(ria'jnment, and where ip 1936, after hla %o Minister Clement Richard Attlee central sqviare of the^ Danish cspl- these ^psault forces got ashore on of V-E Day.V Qt. Can power, an attempt was made on his life. James Pringle. AP phetographer with the wartime, still pic­ had promised Denmark the status tal. . X Tui^ey Soup Pres^htatidn fore midnight. the west coast In the rear o f the ture pool, made this photo. ^, ( A P wlrephoto via Sign** Corps radio.’)______- - of a united nation' as soon as Reports to Malmoe newspapera Fall 'bf Berchtesgadea Altemativa Proposals 77lh Infantry division. Hours later ■n>e fine AnierlcM air dramatized by Nelly Don for Moth- there was a free Danish govern- from Copenhagen ^ d 20 persons The fall of Bercbteagaden swift-. . Xo. 2^2 Gfa Betty Blue \ P lu o Tha. ■ I f it la not, Riwaia may have al­ they were still there, but they'were •>r’8 Day. Freab/and feminine prints with charming detaila mejit to ask for It. w e r ^ ille d and-i3—Field In Three .Raids on Russian Tanks Launch N a v y ^ G ^ ^ i it iv e s Whole Kernel Corn ^ • \ how. sggresijvely small nations shore. Suicide boats, their prows 1()"Per X'ent Under Arms packed with explosives, cork­ orate underground fortress head­ w ill push amehdments on which Marshal Montgomery flatly- re­ Japanese Homeland. New Drive Weal nf Vi- vvjxmr • ta By the' best available estimate, . X screwed into the fleet before dawn. quarters of the German general the Big-four have not taken a jected a Nazi offer to surrender 10 per cent <*r less of the German 2 Caaa 29c staff, like the chanceileq;.^ in Unter enna; Push Toward Nazis Free I positloni ' (Coqtinued on i>ge Two)- ’ to the Allies three German armies , Guam, M ay.5— ((IP) - A f p r C ^ Army's peak total ^_of— around:" SevenI delegations already hgve den Linden, failed, to yiel^ qp the. 8.000.0§!li-m«n’'''Tfinaln«d under facing the ’ Rusfiana. approximately 50 B--2fis bombed, Junclion- wilh Yankees aas^iled the veto powers over oif Hitler, m Berlin aceburit affiuT today. Thesg rfimnanU were Pickled Beets X Jar 1 6 c peaceable or forceful settlement at This^wa* disclosed by the. com­ three southern Kyushu airfields -XT' First prison er* " Jii SI in Norway. Czechoslovakia, Aus­ T o i l e t r disputes w hich'the big nations mander "of the 21at Arm y group late this aflernoon in the' day's # London, M ay 6 X - ^ — Bed A ^ iy tria. Y.ugoalavia, • Latvia and the A'^ispatch to the newspaper No. 2<;m X' would have in the security (XJuncll. Ask Privities himself as negotlstions for the third neutralization raid on the' foTegs liberated alt of Slovakia yes- Now^Liberatril; Th ree holdout channel ports and island.*.. surrender of northwest Germany, Pravda ^iom it* correspondent To compose their Joint amend­ Japanese homeland. terday-,ahd the Nazi hlgh< Apple Blo9so|it Cologne...... BfljOO apartment which Stettinius ^ louse Group to Insist tack on war industrv at Kure. ' / Navy-Mmisobera of W-ar- jiaptured hours, X B rit ish double summer MaJ. Ge'n. 'Curtis E. Lemay, chief Berlin. 1'cut off the^ustriar(r«^ouht from time, todayv" on the 21st .Army , ' ' - X X in the E^leqwan theater of opeja- Rosebud Beets di.^l6e - (CoaUaned on Pa|^flngtit) That More Power Be fO oatiniM : on Page EJght) of the 21st Boralier command, said "There are 24 concrete houses 1 ■ group front: .declared the 392nd * 01d Spic^C^logne . .y ...... $ 1.00 by^palnted in various colors . and . amashed fo.rtvard 100% W ool in buttdh coals. Beautiful (Summer colors;* Given Federal Head. good results were obtained tlona to be Jliai^ted are awaiting communique fromXmpreme Allied Gdrai. Blue, Orchld./Aizes 36 to 46. visual, medium altitude, bombing "camouflaged among artlflciat pin- 10-miIe gains against transportation home. ^ headquarters. "A ll Qeritvan armed, ^Friradship Garden Cologne , . • • .Hl.OO in the latest attack On Kyushu. trees.” Polevoy wrote. '.‘Concrete I pittar German resistance in the, They are ai.x . Wucjacket*. rc- forces in northwest'uermany, Hol- Aunt Jemima A|l Purpose D-ErDiscHarges Washington,-May. 5,— (d*)— The borneoVArea Targets .in the second attack-on passages between the houses a >'« Xszi Czechoslovakian redoiibt and leased after almost three years in i Denniark, including the ^Bombi iiiack Mugic Cologne . . . . $1.75 House Food committee today Join­ Japan’s southernmost main island covered with nets. fence with staged a big tank battle near German prison camps; X gsjfison on Helgoland and the Flour ■ J6LI..BW $1.19 ed the W ar Food Administration were the .important Kanoya navaT high tension wire guards this.hide- oimuetz (O lom ou c).X Moravian L l^ (l E. Miller, Rangeh- Tex.; islands, .have surrendered $ 5.98 ; to $8.98 ^Already Seen in demanding-top prioritiea.fpr the Conceded Lost air station, and Shiran and Ibuaukl out from the.world." | war productidn center. ■ Tra/ T; Winters, Corinth. Miss.; unconditionally to Allied forces." .IlCourage ConcenU^tion Cologne. . $2.50 entire food industry. ■ . .X . . ' airfields -o h s o u th e rn Kyushu. Pictures of. Hitler „ j -The entire province of Sibvakia Ckrl R. Thompson, Prichard, _\V. The |,'"surrender—leaving tha f . m, .... to ' Chairman Anderson (D-NU) Shiran andlbusuki were struck for Deep underground, at the bot- \ freed of: Gerriian troopa by (Va.; John L. ' Moore. ...Richmond, Third Reich one of the moet eoro- the first time, bringing to 17 the Of a long eirculay sUirca.se, X,gj.^hal Rodion Y. Malinovsky's seconded ^ W F A Administrator japan Is Merely Hold­ ... - ^ a w t m .>.44.a *Factor U p Sticka... . • .1|1.00 Army Plans tn IMs* number of. airfields pounded ' .to|gthe eleyatqni did not 'Worki. the Smoking Tobacco At the Marvin Jones in his reejueat. UiSt Second and Gen. Andrei I, Yere­ Charleston, W. V8,:.and William ever lost a war-was negotiated ing U p Complete De­ a menko’ s Fourth Ukrainian Armies, W. Williams, Centerville. Mass. by Field Ma.rshW Sir Bernard L. the W ar Froduetton Board place change Two Million , (Continued on t^ge Bight Wiliiama is a signalman, second ♦Evening Paris Cologne ...... vx $1.25 food on the "crttical list” reserved (Qontlnued oa Page T w o) which rolled into eastefn-Moravia Montgomery, who flaUy rejected struction of Oil Fiehls. class, and the othefs seamen, sec, Chicking Counter Men When Nazis^Quit. for industries dontiderad o f extra­ ..,.X -:- ■ in prepaj;ation for a drive, toward a German offer to suirender al*<^ ond class. ♦Co.ty Face Powder .. 4, J[.» • • • •» • . $1»00 ordinary ' importance to the war Prague. Czechoslovak capital. Manita. May 5.---(A5-Japanese On' 8.1-Mlle- Front The S: S. Carlton, on which they (ConMnued oa Page .Washington, M ay 6— (Sh— The program. lagat) Juley Florida * military strategy, in this Bqrneo Thq combined Armies were were serving as part’.of- an .armed, Army plans to discharge 2,000,000 .Such a rating would-open the ♦Refillable Powder Mitts ...... $ 1.00 ihvBsioh indicates the Snemy al To Ease Job Jumping Rules smashing toward- Oimuetz along guard crew, was tofh******** b f ■ y . * . men beginning with th^ fall of shorJage-haraSSed. food industry Murmansk run 300 miles north of ready has written off hla rich oil an 8.5-nine front epst. o f the Mora.- Oranges Lbs. Germany and to send . 6,000,000 -to top manpower and equipment Norw ay’s north cape in June, 1942. ♦Skylark Rubble Path ...... $1.00 holdings in southwest Asia, Gen. vliv..river valley inia'push to throw­ picked troops sgajnst Japan. # prioritiess It would classify food Considerably After V-E Jpiy back the Germkha' last big iwHent • T Carried ^Ammunition, ^ • * - * . ' r . . This was dhiclosed today by aa essentia] aa g^una. Sir Thomas P. Blarney, chief of /FMcy McInto^h * ~ Australian military forcea, ' said on the eastern front. i, [The ship carried tons of ammu­ Wrifcley Toilet Soap’ ...... , Boa $1.00 House M ilitary rommlttee mam- "W e ll back Jones to the limit,” Northeast of Oimuetz, troops of nition. They were among the few today. ■■ ■ ’ ■ -■ “" " 'r ,X. ■ '. , - tUUe Builettas ot the W ire) bera irfter a cloMd-door desaion Anderson told a reporter. Washington. May 5-XP) --Cur-* released ikorker la free 10 accept thCr^ourth .Ukrainian Army cap­ who managed -to get off in life . Blarney, whose bsttle-w’ire 'AUS Apples 3. Lbs. 29c with High Army officials. ' -^e greatest weapon against refit draft regulations free'klng tnx any new Job. To qualify for co^ tured 1,000 GermanS:afid the road ' rafts before the ship sank. __*PIusTax. ' '■ ■■-' sies hit the shore kt Tarakan; off Th* men to be discharged, they the black market is abundant jn-o dustrialiy deferred men to w a r ; tinned deferment he must go into Junction of Vitkow, 24 mllea from " a German seaplane picked them To IJft. Brownout Gift( Jiewelry * said, will be-those with the most dUcUon. That we. must have." the lOst- coast of Borneo, said the lobs win be thawed somewhat af- > an occupation on the government a Olmiift*. up after 12 hours. Their long peri­ WanhingtoB, .Hay 5— Tha Invasion was 'proceeding "very w dependents and the longest and All la Critical list ter V-E day. l 1 ’ e^ntial* and critical aq- Eighteen miles, to .the : south,: od of captivity began on June 28. War Production board today an­ Green Peas most active service record*; The A place on WPB'a critical list well." He is- in Manila conferring High manpower offiefal* who tivitles/ , ^ , . where the German-controlled They'were flown to Klrkenes. nounced the-brownout^ will bo 2 Lbs. 29c Brooches — Earrings — -‘N«cklaces — Bracelets with Gen. Douglas MscArthur Colorful Mother*$ Day Army’s point system, they report­ would mark as war-essential alt aaked anonymity acknowledged 'TWK list now doer_ not ihclude Prague radio said that a big tank Norway, then were taken to Oslo lifted Immediately after lonnal ; ed, i^vcs top weighting to dtpeh- phasaa o f food prbdtjcUpn,, can­ ■ "l^e Japanese. Instead o f at; today that with the ful'i l l surge _ qf . sucL, auqft ,Jobs as automobile and re- liattie waa raging, troop* at the in the hold of a cargo ahlp. An­ annouBreineat by tho Prealdsat In gold or silver finish, also Simulated Pearls in Neck­ -* dency, -followed by actual combat ning,. storage, proceaslnr. distribu- tempting to hold Tarakan oil munttiqn* cutback* after Ger­ gerator production and dozens Second Ukrainian Arm y lost -and other veaeel took them to Aarl- that' the war In Europe *s over. Bch. 5 C ■I ‘ service, overseas duty, and overall fields, are fighting merely the of others that will open up as re, borg. Denmatk. They Were placed ■ • • • Fresh Radishes laces — Brooches — Earringa%nd Bracelets. tioiriand marketing.-Now only the many’s final collapse it. will be nec-: then regained Krenovlce against length 6f aervlee. - ' fish canning and dairy products. usual dSls) ing- warfare, the Aus­ •ssary to allow some ofjh eso men atricUon* are lifted. violent Oermah ofiposiUon." -in dirty boxcars and transported Report Uas Captured Manpower officiala agree that Greeting Cards 48 sheets find 48 envelope.^ in Wan Kept a Secret Industries aid on the critical Hat tralian general reported. ^ I'rtohfm to civilian goods produc­ The Prague radio asserted the to Wllhelmlhaven and finally end­ - London, Slay 5—<*’►—The e. ‘ • - • I • Keretofotw the weight to be Anderson and Jones together * "Apparently they, have decided tion. ■ unless the existing restriction* are Ruaslana had launched a new ed their travels in a naval pi isoiter burg (Germany) radto, gpoUagJ , , , smart new pastel colors, also white .( modified they could contribute to German communlquf, today “ * .Pascal Celery . j B c h . 2 1 C . With Appropriate Sentiment* given each of the factors. In deter­ framed this three-point program the fields are of llttre use to them A t present men 18 through flUin drive northwest of Vienna evi­ of war camp outside of Bremen. with fa n c y interlined envelopes in mining priority fo r discharges has they said would crack the food because they cannot -ship oil wer plants or wsr-supportlng .ac­ Joblessness in areas w h e^ war dently aimed at Prague, 108 mllea The men said-they ,were not mis­ that American troope hod w o rk , dimjftlsbes o f disappears treated at the camp, but-that they lured Linz. The brpadrost aaU new sheer weight*. Box been a closely-guarded secret. crisis:; Horae," he said; referring to the tivities msy change Jobs volun­ from- the nearest Russian" spear­ > $1.00 O f’ the approximately 8,300,000 tight Allied sea blockade. tarily only with draft Ipmrd per- after V-E Day. • were alwayit: h^gry. Their jRed. British had occupied BieL ’ 1. Top prlbrlUes for the food In­ • Put into effect late 4at year at heads On.the southeast. — , . - n , ------Fresh Spinach 3 Lb. Peck 25c wmmJm men now 111 the'Army, from 300x dustry so It can expand plant and T T q Get out Petroleum miaaion. ' - , The "iJermans also stated that 000 to 400,000 comprising the re- Netherlands officials following Generally permission is withheld the dH^tton of the Office of War (Cootiaued oir .Page Eight) . Bay "War To Go dh" to jMH Green Stamps Given With €!juih Sales! dlatributlon facilities . to handle Mobilisation and Reconversion, the Prague waa threatened from the idc to $1,00 cenUy-created 16th Arm y will be Um AUled Army into Tarakan al­ unless a transfer would result Ih norUi by trcxips o f Marshal Ivan Today’s German high Fnah greater- fieW production. .restrictions were designed to stem commnalqae gnve h an l«tt abroad to occupy Germany 2. Use o f more war prlaonera to ready are - planning -for swift re­ s greater contribution to the War, 8. Konev’a First Ukrainian Army, Treasury Balance Some -1.000.000 othera will be dla 4he transfer of ' worker* from the aarrender terma W work in sugar beet fields to help conversion of petroleum and rub­ Thope who Ignore this ruling ar^ reported attacking along the Elbe I ctiarged wlthW a year afUr. V-E drafted. Men not physically fit go muiritions project* to peacetime Germany, Dennmr|( nnd Bell. 3 9 c p i^ u c e a bigger crop. ber areas for Allied use, he con­ near Meissen, six miles noWheast Waahlngton, May fi.---.(d?)— The diay, the spend of mantering out to into uteclal non-combat units Joba. position of the Treasury May 3: but snld thnt the war •' -8. D raft deferments for food In- tinued. Draft boards in labor shortage of Drcaden. SovUts goes on." rCC •STORE YOUR FITO IN OWN depend largely on hyallable nhfp- Destruction of Taraksn oil While a lay-off because o lM war Ajiother German account said ^ ^ c e lp U , $117,363,157.2*; ex­ ^uatry worMra. production cutback is flo^Xronsid- c nters probably will continue penditures, $547,140,176.42; 'Bat roported. The-----— k j n f K H A L C CORI "Jones ;thihks food should b? on fields, however, hs* been "very penalties win " ' S . actual reduction in the ered a voluntary seprnmtlon. i t these Job-Jumper ^ n d a . $10,895,326,582.70. brendena* hr thn Head MANCNBtraa Co h n - after V-E. (OshtUMsad Sm Faga EtgBtk Iceberg .Lettuce T2c COLD FUR STORAGE VAULT (Osatlaaed oa riwo) does-not mean at israsent that irnatlaaed am Tw*I fCaaUaaad tm Pasra T w a) f \

\' 5 ii* ' ha iitiouia return from) hjs' waya. will mei and live?" - service. Buy Ice Plant Selections' from the Bible; In- ^ . The Week .u*ed as a .Jraaia foir' ’ Mrp. 'Tueaday at 8:00 p. m- the Sun­ pRANtiE HALL 1*8 xris-n, choreography. cluda tha foUbwll«r1.he' audiehce. Children's qlabs « t 8:30 in low­ be had from any member of the iEnrasui Commkqy, located onX^rooklyn \J>a, .John CQ rKstock. oy S om ers,, ohi mms ".Iijmble Inn''' will entertain', aa A Good Time For Young Answer.” , ’''v An audlCTce of over 2jM^ filled .B I ' iiltacUed the Yont\n er churenx to m uter the propensities, to hold League before Wednesday. atreet/Rockvllle, and are .Meth­ ^CJuba" b v,B fli proved to be a •efl pirs.lrtp; causing some damage usual at the Y.M.C.A. this evening. X. and r>ld Alike! 11:04) a. m.-T-Church nursery Ih^ 'hatrecKto abeyance with kindness, AJLl. the social hall of the lto;ith,J gay daribv^mewhat on the pat*- over the Hiulneaa at ofice. 'TheNime odist church Wednesday evehlng the Cosm hptflitan C lub yeste arid joined kam ikaze' t suicide I The program committee has ' no Petei' Miller, Prompter vestry. ' to conquer lust with chastity, re­ tern JoK^he American square aftem o o n /liiX rn ter Church houi RflCIOriflL C0RF€R€nC€ dates from TJay' 1, but b e c a i^ to see "The Modem Dance Pro- piloX^ In'raiding the fleel. Some 3:00 p. m.—Opening service of 8L Bridget’s R. C. venge wlUKcharity, and to over­ South'Methodist Churck . i n h e r ^ \ k erm tied, "Lend M^' lecial program planned'- but the 'Re^..Jaines E. limhilna. Pastor Almeron Hollrster has been In the giort" directed by Truda Kaach- b on ib eX iohsed baka boinba^-^ Hartford East Association of come deceit a^th honrtty." Main street and Hartford Road OFCRRISaflRS flRD JCUJS hospital where Ikt was being treat­ Mrs. Kaaciihinnn in 'attempting Your>Ears" descrlhfd her hobby glider-t);p'e bimibs guided by Xiti- pt^ig-pong tournament will start. Oingregational Churches Re;^ .Bronlalmw GamrowsM, ; W. Ralph Ward, Jr^ Minister s . mann of Hartford. Mrs. som ething new by.,having s .group j of i^jllectiijgf rarrin g s xS h e exhib • Adslstant X New York, May 5 — Libraries ed for an Injure^yeg, pie active OusUfso(). ptestdent of tha,.Cha- X je piloi.s.\Fifty-foiir attacking ip rules for the tournament are' '’■Ministers, at the Center church. qGeorge e ^ e Q.G; Ashton,/ Mlnlat«r e f management was Art assumed at of. ainger.s a.s acco'm fianisth'to a u /d .m a n y 'o f these Interesting ear phrX j 80(1 one.^aha 'bpmb were as f(^w .s>- , . ■ ^>Y;30 p. m.—'The evening-service. Rev. Robert. J. Carroll, Assistant Second Gougregh^nal Church Music- ^ ^ and bookstores throughout the minade ttuslc club wh>ir spon­ daiice. then presented chfee sing-l^rnam ents. from her ow n coHec- natiqn this week (May 6-13) wHl that time. He expdeta to be dis­ sored this prograny^pened the 'ahot- dX m byushi[b's gung Jiqd com­ V. T^'person who wlna 2 out of W«MI:ome! i» Ferris E. ReynolBq, Minister *44omlng WWorahlp, 1(1 ;48 a. m. ers from the Hartford Shhjipl bfi tlon. : ''Xx Masses on Suh<}ay at 7:30, 9:0(1 Bamuel G. Ramette^;(Prgaalat feature and. display selections of charged from the hospRsl today. meeting with a^fCw- remarks of bat air pafrol In^iTeptlng^eai'r thre^Mmes will be thf winrier'. ' . The W>ek .J^eludea: , Charles Hollister, his N e th e r , M ustc w ho ably assi.sted W i>< 1n | M rs Com stock felt that hobbieh rier alrcraff, brought^ down -96, 2. T^nty-one points will term- 10:.30 and 11:00 a;-pi- ^ Meditation in F Sharp Minor' religious books, in” observance of greeUng andxffien turned the the following num bers; / ‘-'^are an rtpeclally go^ ' w ay of 7 :3 0 ^ m.-T-.Wedneaday. Mid­ the third annual .Religious' Rook haa been connected with tl*aL. T. '|jlsnes*and fouhnthers were wdpCd I inate tnAgame Chui^ School at 9:30. Alexandre (Sutlmant Wood Company and has beeX as^ Under the Auspices of m eeting'to the program "Morning Hymn"___ by Henschel >csting one s mind. .Matry famous week sitfvice: The Rev. Clifford /:45. "O Sacr*d Hgad Now Wounded” Week. Sponsored by the National chairpwm Mrs. . Kathleen Brown. oftcin isoKited actions, X I 3."Wheh the score is 20-20. each . ’tit te r Congregatmnal CStUrch sistant manager qf the comp: •’<3^ Pro Nobis” / peXi* hre collectors— ^Princess AiXirnl Cheater \V. ,,Nimltz''ai.i- nepil.>t-2 siie'cea.sive point.s to win. 6. Simp8om'X3f the Center C^n- 'ewcomb in dba ..; ___ Johann Sebastian Bach Conference of Christians and Jews, Brown Introduced Mrs. MHry'K()llects cofift books; Shirley ■TODAY AND SUNDAY regational church will be /oiu' Clifford Oliver Sikapsom'Minister' He leaves Mr. Wood’s employ ^ •THx Veil of Tiioni" X v .Slhelliis noiineeiK^e conihtuetl air, nncl s iX 4. Air scopes must .be- reported to Momrng worship at 10:45. (CJhOrale from St. Matthew and co-bicldent with the anmver- THE MANCnpSTER _8Chmahn arid gave a brief re­ Temple X (le it s figurines, ^-hiie GLOWING WITH gilast speaker. A, Marlon A. Mduson, Director of sary.'of the Nazi bookburninga in day. ,Both plan to start In thf?*C- “ Shuahda” by Weinberger vide. boatXrfamilt'aank five light 'Barbara 'TuiHjington iinicss po'sted Ckrlatfan Education Sacrament of the Lqrd’s Suppei Passlofi), llve conduct of. the RockvjUJC'com view of her life and activities in The fast n u m ^ .wrts a gay Enghsh girh»-,noW have collections iUnils and da^tqted others ho otherwise. > ■ MMU MONTEZ X P k l 3-iK) p. m, Thuriklay—Covehant- will be observed, Miisic _by the 'rocesstonal Hymn—"tfoly. Holy, Berlin on May iX 1»33, Religious the Varloii8_>icliool8.. )yhere she. is of soldiers' haX, H1 L «k ^ e fishingHri^.jMeet at Mrs. Krnhetb C. Wotring, Music Book We?k alms tq promote bet­ pany on Monday. FOX polka. \ IJeiit. Philip A,'- Dupont ilidrr’t'SHy how?>n|»riy. That makes 5. Each’ person serves flve points. Director Choir. ■ Holy” ...... J. B. Dykes The Rockville plart^ls a modern a member of their facultiea..,h The entire''Wogram was^oiind- The, speaker hHcfly. dtScus.sbd 24 1.’. S. surface sunk since 6. Ail- net aetiy^'-will be taken SUSMIU FOSTER^*''* ^ the p a rs ^ g e . -, Service of HoIWCommuqiOn. ter understanding among different tl.e history of earrings, which be­ Prelude, Elevation .... Gulimgnt and thoroughly eqdtpped Ice manu­ Before the group of six dliricers ly applaudeiy''Dy the sudieneVand According to ah Ariiiy Xfr the Ryuk.vu islands campaign be­ over. X A .8:00 p. ii X Prl'day-Xholr re­ Offertory Anthem — “G o'to Dark rellgt&us groups. . appeared .Truda Kaschmann gave came popular becauscXj.ey gave Sunday, May 6 Anthem, OpSn Our factory. ,x many aftpr the performsnce\ex- Forccs^X'vs release,.Philip A.Dii.-'' gan .March 18: A > 7. The first'round of this tourna­ MCKIIM hearsal at the'^urch. EySSr .A -Macfarlane ' Oethsemane” ..T . Tertlua Noble^ .TTie Book Week emblem Is re­ an enlightening explariatlon, of the wearer a little more Nljreasy X i 8:00 p. m. Satqrday-XJovenant 9:30 a. m.—Church school. produced above. Siihdoy, May h,^i^y Time l.pont. son'-eif .Mr. and m A, A1- ''.■Radio Tokyo, wuth its fondnes.s ment ..niiial be Oyer-by 11:00 p.-m.. Communion Meditation .. -r'- • ,-;X pres.sedxa desire in, join ' Tritcla .Iriok.- but strangely enough tnen u . 11:00 a. m.—Church-time nurs­ (Jffertory Hymn-Anthem, the purposes of the modem dance. lajrt Dupont,'of- -182 AiJafijs street, for, larg#\^numbers, claimed '“inore .Saturday, ■ May 5.'- Ail ping pong League meeting atSto parsoithge. ___ _ J Rev. W. Ralph W^rdT. Jr. In conjunction with this - at­ Ka.si;lyfiann’s cla,sses ,, mode Were the first tfi wear them. Ih ery. Mrs. Edward Bushnell; Lead­ Sweet Hour of Prayer In comparing the modern dsnee Xhaa been promotedjki the rank at than''American .Shipa were tables are reserved for those liif the TURHMBEY . Nex^-Bundaw . \' Receasionia Hym nX'The Church’s tempt to “combat the 'ignorance danpe that are held at "' ,3000 B, C.- Cave men wore earrings' er. Pqatiude, hiSestoso ....Waghorne with -the ballet she said that ■C,/A. on North Main stre' LieutCnan^xThe locap youth sunk or; damaged in the past two • tournament only. 'X . — ' ’ A FIGHTING M AN’S One Foundation” .; S. Wesley of qther people that often leads No. ^ though the ballet hail certain set bone and shell. The Egyptians Mother’s Day Will l>e>^e^ve<^ V ll:0(^ a. m.—Morning Worship^. X^The spring meeting of the Hart­ to misunderstanding and ,-prcj)^ FLOOR illchtlpn was taken whi baUleships, A Ahy absence of players will i-'-WAV' ■■ In our church next SundayAby an ford East Association of Crnigre- i ...... ■ Max Reger exercises -the final results were wrire precious stories and pure England? ,have- to forfeit the game to the op- Reception of, new members . a ^ Music of Comnitunlon Service dice,” says Ellen O’Gorman, to defray expenses. I gold in their ears, and Cleopatra two cruisera,,arid>jne destroyer" as “^All-Family" church aervlcX A cetbbratloii of “Communion Wlth- gatlonal cKurchei-. and Ministers of an ornamental natu.re and ^ Licutpriiiit'-^upont is. a b'om- S lin k and "hisny itiperaft carriers posing'-slde. . proper- will be from BaClL Gounod, fy. Book Week director, of ^w'<,r\hoops of wood or metal. The FAITH IN A PRITTY special InvltaUoh la given to ’TheXbsent.'X Communion medl- will be held Sunday afternoon at a very classical finish; that /^e bt.rdh'r on a B-"X Flying Fortress. heavily, damaged." X ' The contestants are as follows; Stainer, and Gregorian Chant. ^ 200 books, selected to ■ta’dmioent ballet had no connection wiur our rtcmiirt^malrona .j^yeme coral. families of the members tion^by the minister, "'nmy Con- Center Church at 3:()0. Evening Jewish, Catholic qjwXFrotestant SANDING IS , a graduatX-of. Manchester . MaJ. Gen. John oom- R. Toop. F; Perkins; G. Bryant. worahlp service at 7i30. ' 9:30 a. m.--Church school. present day. Art, she explained. *^hp ^nglish ana -French are igh and was activhxln football E. Murphy;, X^Burriham, W. Le-, friends.df the church fo bring the ued ^ea d fa stly in /tJdmmun- 10:45 a. m. — Nursery during authors and eduratdra, hat been mande'r of the 24fh A'raX corps, GIRL ... A FIRi- ion'XCActk'2:42). ■ A t 5:30 the young people of th* Layinff and Finlshli^ Is an expression of ,the times, and State Garage noted'for their pearl earringa, and track. P rior to his ^rvfry into clerc; J. Vlttner, C. Shea; D; Poole. entire family to church next Sun­ X morning worship. sent out to hbrattes, bookstores, I aaid ground action . left'^-^ptmt Anth^: "Turn Ye^ven To Me". church will meet to,goX<> 'the so must change w itly ^ e times. p articu lP ^ pear-.shaped pesrls.-v the A ir Corps he w as em p l^ggd d by Miss Cole; J. Shea, D. McCreedy;, day. and comm9nlty groups.” Each ot| lines virtually unchanged, but-X* lOUISl AUBUTTOII ...... \,Harker church lot. .'/ 4:30 p. m.—Intermediate Youth' the tfireexreliKihua. sections, aa We have modern iBUslc, poetry Queen befh w ore the.se, an d ; p ratt and VVhitrtev. E ast H a rtftfbrtf. .enemy's attacks furnished the R. Knofla, Y. tValler; D. Hallidav, Fellowship. For Bolton Kirig C h .irl^ I w ore one in one ^ .. FIANK MfHUGH AHN RYtR SPITTINO P-40 . . . Solo: “ HoW Demitlful Upon "The The WeekX " well 'fi^tne fourth "Good Will” and even modern enapeaux. At -ijiost f.niitftil day of the csriipaigh- T. Mason; . D. Klein, P. Kirk­ North Methbdlst Church 6:00 p. m.—Epwqrth League. first we are apt dislike the new ear. M arie A ntoinette also wore.! Mountain’X . .. . X ...... Barker Monday at 7:00 Boy Scouts. groqpT coritaih# 30 suggested re- J . E. Jensen w f«XAmerican riflemen and ' ma- patrick;. G, Augii.st, A. Morrison; DONALD COOK LEO CAfmUO Rev. Marie'Ferguson, Mrs.^ kgnnntb- te. Wotring 7:30 p. m.—Evening Worship in and unfamlliiH^ but In time we pesris. A t th i\ (hronatloli of the ^ F. Morlarly, D. Straw; M. Barrv. Richard smith, scout master. cpirt volumes, ted classics, and ten chinXjunners. ANQYOCVME fVftVN AMiaS Guest Speaker 8;3(^. m.—BVtfotd Blast As­ ’Tuesday at : 7:()0 Girt Scouts. the Chapel. Mr. Ward wlli glvq the ■-books for children. 'Teleiihone 2-0920 accept the imw trend. The motl- Housing ut^d Rt^>idr .jm 'jien t king of tCngiand, a ll m em ­ Genehd.. Hodge expieaaed satis­ N. Bqa'uregard; J.^Hayes. J. Camp- AND SOMETHING Blinded Vets Mrs. D. M. Bennett, Organist sociation meeting. Jeanette Buctonan, captain. sermon, “ How to Help People Dp*’ "Novels, short stories, phllo^ " x if N"* An8wer-T-5329 em dance_la an Independent form bers o fth e coroi^tion'-party w ore faction o\X.indicationa the Jap­ beir. losIlBurr QtdiMP hchaidune clde Right from Wrong." Everyone Building to Be Erected e a r r i n g s d;00 p. m.— CYPN^Cd? (high Tuesday gt 7:00 C!holr rehearsal. ophy and poetry arc inclujjefl,” of art. A t haa a human feeling, anese were cotmng out of their .^11 contestants should be rcsdy cordially Welcome. , The oldest .Am erican earrings oodDOBAlQ O’COWlOK FE66Y WAN Sunday, May 6, 1945 school group). Irene Illij}^ presi­ Wednesday at 7;06 Junlqr choir Mrs. Duffyeontinues, “^cauSd tpe not a R u s t ic role ^to portray. It O|»|iosite N- E. House. / Invited Here' fhble.s. to play on Saturday night. MORE! A PICTURE 9:30 a. ip., Sunday school. dent. ■■ The group will tnbet '*S * will be tion hospital, killing 12 and injur­ gdiO p. m.. Youth Fellowship. Tire service ilqxt Suimay morn­ time. Mlnlmnm Premtnm $8.00 Italy she had Ham m ered stiver have been sent to a number of the ''N' Monday, '3:45 p. m. — Junior ing will ^bd devotejUTO the observ­ hearsal: • at the regular dancing lessons. the central repair shop alX-'-^fpr w itb -ii fam ily coat 6f, arhis, a p air ing an unannounced number of (ROM iMf nmi!.l. FAuvfU Mrs. Ward Krause, leader.X iers at the Avon Training choir. M w Stanley Sasiela, choir ance df-'^Mother's "Qa^;^ Special Let me call at yonr home aad . : The colorful' Costumes enhanced the automobile^rucks, snow ploWa ^ f cam eos, and a p air of, M o.vialc. scKhpl for blind veterans, and ten others. Monday evening at 7:30 a regu­ Japanese planes came over at SOCK flY THAI flYlNn FlGiR mother., / ' music by thXjunlor ''^olr. explain detail* or the aetiona o f'th e dancers who and other equipment used In the From Switzerland she showed a local\young glrhi have consented lar Council meeting of the church at. John’s'^lish Nstionsl Oil Burners^ ; when the work will get daylight today. Lindsley .said. One wUl be held In the yrttry- "The 7:00,-p^mi.—Girl Scouts, Troop displayed remarkable control of pair made of whi.te ivory, .and a to act^a thetf partnera. CO L. R O B T . LEE SCO TT 1. Mias^Emily Smith, leader. Oolwsy Street Telephone 8440 or 5988 their bodies. " . IS.not at this . time pair of small, lantertis. One of'the All members ot the Army , and ran into a heavy concentration' pt yearly every-member canvass will Rev. Paul KozJowsId, Pastor •w* ' ;xV '' anti-aircraft fire and splashed Into be planned. Our year ejnds May 7;lJKp. m.—Boy Scouts, Troop ^XThe Salvation Army, Ruth Moore, - the acebmpaniat. most Interesting pairs to the Navy ,Cliib 'and . Auxiliary and 25. / Charles Lynn, leader. .661 Main Street F u r n a c B i ^ gave a musical backgroimd of group- was made rif scarab.s and frienda are also urged to attend. the sea. To the Musij: 31. All membera not having 8:30 a. m.—Mass. brought their pledges up to date *hiesday, 3:15 p. m. Brownies^ Major and Mr*. J. H. Swedt, Arthur A, Knofla — *****^**^ etaaeieat--themes - whteh^ ■was- »uppos*d- to- have .iioow -from—if ia-importantT-to assist-rthF~com'- (Offtrer* In Charge) -J0:30 a. m.XMigh niaaa and ser­ A Pew Still Available. Borneo^^^Area are requested to do so this montm ■Mrs. Norman A. Wllsdh, leadei>X “ The FUroltnr* Flra the tomb of the goddess of love in j mittee with their plans, that res- 6:30 p. m.—Girl Scouts, ^Tfoop mon, X Egypt Wednesday, May 9, the W. S^C. ThK Cecilia and Lutnia choirs Inannuioe Man'’ ervstions be made at the latest, D-E Discharge^ N1 T.xMiss Jessie Hewitt, leader. Tonight, 7:30—Open air meet­ RACKLIFFIE OIL CO. Ollloe Open DiUly The speaker also Showed many Monday evening at 6 o’clock, S. will hold an all day aesalqn be­ tvlU reii^arse after the masses. Lost 6;30 p. m.^—Group ^--'Miss Ger­ ing. \ TsL Hartford 1-8191 and Than. Evening 7 to 8 P, .M. ^O R NEW JROOFS pretty earringa collected from through Mrs. Rose Pelchat or at ginning In the momWig ^ lO’.SO. Sunday, 7:30^Sunday school. Y. Blaeh member is requested to bring trude Carrier, leaden^X Pot Luck \ W Maple Avnna — Hartford 875 MAIN STREET various parts of this country; In- the alubhouse. . . Alrea^ Seen supper will be servM at 6:30 in the P. S. M., Wiiltam Hall in charge. ROOF ^P A IR IN G .(kintlnued from Page Oiie| Arizona she had found a pair | / .lunch. A good attendshce Mr look­ J^(muiitfU:Iy a demonstration. Cfenter Church." "This will be the Wednesday, 2:30 p. m.—Wom­ Prelude '-r/nw(yt:y: IF YOU BUT TODAY... said hla forces were holding in Manchc.ater Fire department was 000 In new inductions'. last meeting of the year and all en’s Ho’me League. 6:30 j»; m., Y. check at least 80,000 Japanue .gt tnn8,'and Army, and Navy buttons ’Tatcfiday evening. Chop Organ—"Cast Thj:.,BurdenX 8re Seen in women’s ears more and called St. 4:10 yesterday afternoon On Duty In Pacific x^py Our DelicUnis Pizza heartala. members are asked to turn In their P. meeting. x ' \ Mendelkaphn Bougainville, New Britain . and to -44 Olcott drive to extinguish a Many of those to be discharged dues. ' Thursday, 7:30 pxm.—0))en. air Emanuql-^ Choir — * ^ e ' Loi’d’a New Guinea. He said half that more. Women. are noW buj-ing BUY THE FHA WAY! ehrrlngs' made from plastic, but flr? that had .started from eri'qyer-^riow are on duty In the Pacific. 7:00 p. m.—Junior Girl Reserves. meeting. Prayer”“ " ^ “Fqpsytr ’•'psyth. total was concentrated around flrMi'incx nil htiivnA*- *T*>s a A*-Ar^A«« A ■••m 's s ’ a A !«• Mavwwf js. Pearii' still - remain most popular floAving oil burner. . The .fli-erhen 'The Army’s Air Transport com­ M. Mary’s Episcopal Church 7:15 p. m.—Seiiior Choir. Mrs. ■Friday, 7:30^. m. — Holiness Offertory—’’Andante’’ XJullmant Rabaul, New Britain. ' ■ ' report.no damage was done. mand told the .committee It ex­ Rev. Alfred L. y t m a m . Rector Charles Norris, choir mother. meeting.. All-iire welcome. Sermon—“Does Prayer Mme Any Rabaul Japaneac are living well for ail kinds of wear. Ml) The plu’b members had an oppor- pected to be ready to move 50.( Rev; EUlaoe F. Marvin, Curate 7:30 p. m. — The Quadrant Difference?” on accumulated supplies, he re­ Ward Cheriyy Camp. No. 13. mrii. monthly within two mon^s (young adults). James Elliott, Postlude— "Cornelius March” tiihity to ask questions' at the '"Seventh Day Adventist' X" ported. although those on New United Spanish-WarA’eiei'ans, will after'^ Germany surrenders. xTTiis Tha’ ^pfUi Sunday after Easter, president The yoimg people will ' Mendelaaolm close of Mrs. Comstock's lecture. Masonic Temple MaierniLy Dres^^ GulneVare In poorer condition de­ Mrs. Nellie Lull Served as hostess hold it.s monthiv meeting. Monday will include men being - oommcnly called'"Rogation- Sun- meet at the church, and after a Swedish Service 11:45. spite octiulpnal 'supplies brought evening at the State Armory. this country from r and Uft short business meeUng will Small Lodge m il Emanuel will join all Luthequt and tea was served by the hos­ Elder C. M. Pike in by enemy iubmarines. ‘ pitality committee. Pacific and.lljo** b aentxfrcm a. m.—Holy Communion. the Bynagogue where Rabbi' Ber* churches of the National Lutheran Blarney «tw cts to return to his SunacJ-Rcbekah I.odge will meet here against Jap; pahverted 9:80 a. m.—Morning prayer thold A. Woythaler will explain Council in receiving an offering for BLAtR'S eadquartersXn a few days. He in Odd FcUqwa hall Monday ev'e- freighters will b e ^ i augment (chtidren'a service) with address some of the symbols and customs 2:30 p ra. today — Sabbath Lutheran World Actlon-^funda to coi^irtti ' withXhlacArthur last ning. TSie huaine.«s will include the Arniv's .tr^4u^ >h>ps - to by the Rev. Alfred L. Williams. qf the Jewish people^ school. be used for the ministry of the aboiK,a month Jap Airfields the initiation of',(-andidat(>«i.' A bring back Ih Church school claaaea follow Wednesday, 10:00' a. m. to 4:00 3:45 p. m.—P»'eacHlng service. Lutherans of America In the arm­ U. S\7th DiylsioXinfantrymen social time will follow with rp_-. i Army oftit 'ts emphrfsized that 11:00 a. m.—Holy Communion p. m.—Red CrqdS sewing. Mrs. The .Week ed forcis and loXrchnbilitatlon of -A, halted tnKTrontal aUd-ck in fierce fi-eahnirnts in dmrgc.of'Mi.A. 7'arl | the plai tentative but are / with sermon by the Rev.- Ellison Edna Case Parker, leader. T:45 p. m. Tuesday—Prayer , the L-jtheran .rtiurch of Europe a n Striiek Aj^aiii BACK AGAIN!! TONIGHT X hand to h xj^ combat hfter aiip- Hildlng and R^commlttee; -^tSun- based .pi "'their-best knowledge,' of F. Marvin. 6:45 p. m. Cuba. Norman A. Wil­ meeting at the home of Mr. and and world irtiMl' na, at *14 services ! porting artillery blasted 20 tanks •set Rebeknh Lodge extend.* a ittost available fighaln^niiln- Proceaslonal Hymn, "Ood of son, Cub Master. Mrs. Fred Minor, 62 xBlgelow Sunday. This Week v o u n d e c i 'leading, the assth(It. It wa!X, i-he { ' (rontlnijed Frmn/Tage One) cordial Invitation to members o f GEORGE SMITH, HIS ORGAN Our Fathers, Whose Almighty Tliureday, 3:45 p. m.—Interme­ street first Japaneae offenalve, us* \ o f the Rehekah organization in isclosiirea to the committee Hand.” diate choir. A.to 4 p. Ih. Wednesday—Dorcas Monday, 3:30 p. m.—Girl Scouts. 7:30 p. m.—Qjurch. committee 0:30 p.' irt.-—Boy Scouts. 8 p. m.— 1 8 7 4 tanks on .Okinawa neutralize .sqr^lng bases for Jana- town.*, who: may now be Ij^vij leaked out despite extreme precau­ RALPH VON DECK, PERCUSSION Sermon Hymn, ';We Plow the nieetlng at the home of Mra. M. nese .suicide planes attacking Manche.stcr. to attend tions taken by CThairman May (D- ?'x|^ields, and Scatter, meeUng. B. W right 95 Center street Beethoven 'Glee Club Concert, ..Maj. Gen, John R. Hhdge, com A ' ' Friday, 8:16 p. m. Concert mander of the 24 th Corp.sXslled it Xniericarv 'forces at "bkinawa. inps. Ky» to keep the .neeting with These Boys Can Beat Any 3-Piece Band„ Ci^ertory Anthem, "Let Not Manchester High Schpol Auditor­ X Him Factory Smashed Army leaders a secret^ X earta Be Troubled”—by given by the Y.M.C.A. ChdrtU Club ium. Okinawa's "beat day ,pfj, JaXhiH- Tour Gospel Hall The Hiro factory, which pro- ^ Miss Adella . Marlon ot,A^ Ard- ; in-^’entral Ccmnecticut! W« of Hartford. \ ' Wednesday, 7:30 — Emanuel .Ing." . . ' , 418 Center Street Choir. Board of Deacons meeting ducesXlrcraft engines and alr- mqre, road laX^ovcRing aifte.r an T h e OommunKnL Hymn, VBread of diurch Notea- Lt. Gen? Albert C. Wedemeye' Trames, was hit shortly before postponed. commented Japan’s conquests in anpehdectomy at St. ^.ancia hos­ the World, In Broken.” Center church wilt hold a “Cqm' noon from altitude. U is pital. Aiiollier Slilpinent Receaatonal Hjrh^ ‘To Tliee 10:30 a. m.—Brqalclng of Bre^. Thuraday, T:30 p. m.—O Clef. (rhlna^^'h'ave become a series of munion With The ‘Absent” tomor­ 12:15 p. m.--Stinday school. BROTHERS, INC: of typical design, its- sawtooth Our C«1 We Fly." x.^ x^ row during the morning sendee. Friday; 6:30 p. m.—Mother and isolated death traps" roofs covering an .area of 1.036,800 Bolton Lake Hotel 7 p. ra.—Gospel meeting,^ Daughter Banquet. Three gold mining towns were The Pine Ciyfr.s Association will Of (J^ iin g Gojesj tha Week - X . ^ / All families of men and wombn in square fSet. hold’ its anqUal meeting and final XI The Week ., Saturday, 9 a. m.—Junior Choir. seized ih the northern Philippines Monday—3:15 p.. m., the service from the church arc 10 a. m.—Confirmation inatruc- X'-. FUNERAL This twb.;^ronged attack was hiisincsa .aes.sion n f the season. cordially invited to ’’kttend this 7:16 , P- Tuesday—Prayer ^hlle Yanks in the smith pushed the third in'''4;hree da.vs. Kyiishii Mondav Evening 7f the - honTc of Friendly Boclety/Juniors m(»eUng. meetifig. ' \ tion. ,\Vi|^m Rubinow,. cMlmian .of communion service. New members ice I through Davao toward enemy con- v\gs hit for UigN^enth time in 12; Mrs. Rollig R "Thompson. 75 Llnn- Tuesday--‘7:15 p. m., .Boy 7:45 p- W . 'Friday—Bible read­ centrationa. t-i.... X - . . _. '• .. x ' ... the storing. packirig..dhd shipping | wilt be ryctfved into the fellowship SERVICE days. mope drive. The meeting will . Sc(mta, Troop No. 27. 8:04) p. m., ing; ' ■ fwrthe United Clothing ( 'dllectlon'; TWICE TODAY ' Senior choir rehearsal, at this time. I Maj. Gen. Gurtis''Lemay, coin Ijegln promptly at 8 .olclopk and B U S H N E L L ’ ANDREA KIN(.' 'The Y.W.C.A. Choral Club' of I mander' of the 21st Biomber com- J16t Manchester, announces that a : ME-MORIAL — HARTFORD .MAT: 2 :SA EVE. 8:15 Wednesday-:-10 'a.' m.-5 p. in., \ ' A': Will be frillmvjp-d at 8;3b bv bridge ;-J0llN KIDGKIY Hartford, under Dw direcUbn qf BocldaghaitB Oongregattonal . i mand said ;%ood to exceUeht r^' and sotbac^Y ln charge of. Mrs. *^carload of clothing w** ajhlpped; Red CroM tewing.. Noon intercea- WANTED Ormand J, West this week to a re-shipping center | wntas. SNUlffiT ^ alona for victory and peace. 3:15 Mrs; Muriel Crewe Ainley, will Ckurck ' - ■ • -. t suits" were reported by pilots Who BeaUchimiD. Mra. :^mund Brp. m.. Brownies meeting. Rev. PklUp Bl^iSbee, Paster"' ahih^^and her comm ittiX will Philip Dom ■— Mary Astnr House, May.11 at 8:15 p. m,. spon­ Lemav said good results' were .refreshments.'...... AIK iheni- ' “■'Another ahipOient ia expected Jo-: Thuraday, Aacension Day—6:00 sored by the .0>-Wed8 and The Automotive Supper qnd^^Fair ol^lned in yesterdays attacks on-ij^j^-^^nd friends are WyKod. be ready next dreelt;., x . . ’ ’BLONDE FEVER" a. m.. Holy (Communion. '10:00 a. 10 a. m.—Church school. I . CANS up.to 80'^'f ,of appraised value are ob- Quadrant. Tickets- may be ob­ 11 a. m.-^Mornlng'worship. you'can pSy too much, for a house today WAPPiNG airfields on _ both Kyushu • and. .^ n a l collectiot. of the- clothing m.. Holy O>mmunton. 2:00 p. m, tained from members of either Mochiiiist Shikoku. , No* B-29s were lost to Partsh Guild meeUng. 8:30 p. m.. Good wages! Essentia) bnel- tiiinahle on .existing properties under the T fio n e 3196 COMMUNITY HOU>^E - "The Polish Amerit^an Club will at the varioiu atatiohd'Tqf (^e , ENDS TODAY: . club qr through the church office. ■ in some areas whefo prices are inflated. i enemy action. hold a dance at^fiX’cjock tonight town, 'such as the E>ut Side Girl Scouts,Troop No. 10. esa,! . Apply In Peraon.' FHA Plan through the Manchester Trust (^om* Friday—8:45 p. m...Junior choir Concordia Lutberaa But. there’s a way to protect yourself. Insist ' M.\Y 9. 6 -JJO P. M. I Faced Four .A I tacks at the club on (Hinton street. An Recreation. Center and the pdsl. “ I’LL BE SEEING YOU* Garden and Winter-streeta ! Lt. H. G„Kozik. an airplane com­ rehearsal. 8:00 m., Womnn'a Zion Lutberaa Chnrrti AP hiring done In aocordancev pany. Tejms may be fedr as long as 20 years. orchestra haa^cen secured to play office will tig made Monday afteri Rev. Kart Richter, Pastor wltb area stabUlzatkm ptaa. on F lIA insured iportKage financing. S p on so r^ .,by mander, o'f Duqueana.'' Pa;, report­ for danblng/'A'U members and their n.Oon. There wiL not be any collec- Plus: “ HER LUCKY NIGHT * Auxiliary - meeUng. Cooper aad High Streeta Interest rate is 4'XV monthly, plus Vi*yr mort­ Ladies’ Aid Society. ed the B-29s faced-Your bold flght- guests ape in.'dtgd to attend. tibii (or this clothing' drive after Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor -The Sign o f a' fr attacks over the target on' the 8:60 a. in.—Sunday schooV and Kj^HEN Ji'HA appraises a property, it takes. gage insurah.(.’e premium, ^^ach moderate .VdtilLs $1.2.3. Children 7.3c. - . 'x ■ ■ ■ —’'T ■ ' Monday, afternoon. ' ' ■ ' Bible classes. Alfred Lange, i Friday mis.sion. -Staff Sgt. Ben- ;e Fracchia and, Edward Dzta- /Church of the Nasarcne . 9 a. ni.—Sunday School and Schiebel Bros. monthly payment includes repaVrtent of a por­ W orthy Servire 468-Main Street, Maiwheeter perintendenL . .^'^is of the.^ IransacUon constitutes one of 2nd Lt.. Janies P, Howard, Fort opportunity for old and young to Olt your «iwn protection, let.us tell yoamore study Bible truths, Tennyson Mc- Only.” . . the safest guides for the home buyer under Gibson. Okla., aaid he fired at one Sergt. James King, of 19 Fos* 3 p. m.—New'England District , abouti'^HA finanting before you buy. attacker, but ’(giy tpheers miiat LATE JTAGE SHOWS SAT. i S U fY .,d 9 :A S Fall, superintendent F ter street; and Pharqiacist's Mate,' Walther L e a ^ e Talent Queat at ® Mqndiiy Evening'at: S' - current conditions. . have acai'ed him .away because he William Mnorhouse, of 206 Eld- ' 10:45 a. m.—Morning Worship. v/entibelow ."' ridge street, are both att^hed-to Sermon by the pastor, “Is Oiti* Ood St. Paid*f'|rttbaran Church, Prov­ 08 idence, Ri I. BOLAND Center Street All that Sgtj Roger T. ‘Windels, the Marine Barracks- at the New Able?” Mrs. Florence E. Fish, 4q- Evanavillg, Ind., gqnner, who .ffew London Sub Base. Irtst Monday, at 7:45 p. rn.—Circuit 20th Anniversary in a quieter area, sa>(f was "three 8:30 p. in.—N.Y.P.S. (Senior) meeting for pastors and laymen buraijg qf.fiak." W. L.'Yerks and daughter. Mrs. Mias Marlon. E. Janes, president at Christ Lutheran Church, Hart­ HAM .i: OAK GRILL One of the executives of the Manchester H AM .i: A l l DDial i a l S^t.’ Paul Faust:- giihner, "of W. S. Bedford and children, of- 83; “ WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” 7;80 p . . m.—-EYngeJlsUe ser- ford. Tamaqua, Aa., reported one bomb Laigel street, and son Richard^ Vics. PastorA aimject: “ What 'Dieaday at 7 p. m,-r-Young peo­ C Q N G E R r < Trust Company Mortgage Department will VM ) FI i:l V / l L i ^20f»3 2 0 hit in the mjddle of the n^nway Yerks, ubf. 34 Ensign' street, re­ Your Search for Good Fotid DUTerenes It Makes.” Music by ple’s outdoor gathering and sing (Dedicated To the Men in Serrice) PHA gladly discuss your m ortgage with you. and the others landed in the target turned Wednesday night fithn Rut­ the chorus. in nearby wooded aectibn, follow­ INSURIO ^ Ends At The Oak Grill! - This week ' Y'ou do not have to be a dcpositor.in this -area. land. Vt„ where they were called ed by regular meeting at church. - _ of the MORTCACf b ., the Illness and death of Mr. Wednesdsy at 7:30 p. m., Praise bank to avail yourself of our mortgage FURNACE BURNER SERVICE Yerk’t mothe.r, Mrs. Bernice Today’s Suggestions: and Prayer meeting with the pas­ SYSrtM Crossman. Mrs; 'yerks . remained tor in charge. Choir will meet for Ohristta)i Sdewea Sarvtoas * •ervice. ' . Ask Prioritieg in Vermont for a few daya Baited Ham rehearasi following the service. Hartford, First Church, Sunday BEETHOVEN GLEE CLUB Large Half Broilers 11; Sunday. School. 11; Wednes­ Gets Blister* on Stump day 8. 537 Farmington avenue. . ' 'At" . ?• On Foocl Stocks Roast Chkken . TaloettvUle Congregational Second Church,. Sunday 11 aiid Church Garden Ctty, Kaa.—i>P>-Daniel Chow Mdin 6, Sunday School . 11, Wednesday . (CoBtlnued Fmaa Page -Oua) 8, Lafkyette and Ruaa atreets. MOPn. KEkOSENR RETAIL AND L. Osborn la suing the oil corn- 9:30 X. m.—Church aqhool. High School Hall employing him for compen- ' J. Steaks RockvUIe Society, Sunday 11, MOMUOATFITIX -WPB's icriUcal list’ aiid''T 10:46 a. m.-^Morning 'ivorshlp. -allegedty resaR-^ Veal Cutlets , Rbv. Cbaries O. McAllister will oc­ Sunday School 11. .Wednesday 8, he ought to have it," Anderson ing from the fracture ■ ••‘■J? t ■ ^ J. ' X, ' “ 'i:' - -X •* ( Sj'. 'MP>J i Rk BJVFNINO RpRALD. MANC’HKSTKK r X ) ^ . SAWRDAY.MAY 6, 194# X- MAM^ •.x' MANaFTO^^TER EVTCNiWg TTBr ACD, MATSfCHE55l?|5R, CGNT^., SAtURl^AY, MAY 5,1945 ,N >i'.

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k' % ' .X'- . X. Fmi8lH4 By" 0®M of AdttilnlBtniHo® - ■acloaal OMwtBMat ot latoniwtioB » » « 5 iw t 8tiw«, B o s ^ S. MsssBcbnsetts. .( ■ ■ I - M«rtm fM k Eto. ^ Oaseltne 15A Coupon, good for four pal- K \ i Book Four BfA StidBM T5 and lona aach Ofroui^ June 21. B-6. ■B and A3 tkrovidl ^ K*x^ C-6, B-7, artd C-7 Coupona good vtkrouck Juno 3. Stampa ^ n i r ^ t h f o ^ Jima 86: for fiva gallona each.s. HAIR CUTTING IS AN ART AND K8 tliroogii n food tfiroufh July Fuel OU Save Your Car,' X a i; Qt through TJ* valid May 1 Period One through Five Oou- Where Quality Cleaners Hold Sway BASIC IMPOI^TANCB I. ■ I through Aug. 81i poaa good through Aug. 81. Lait year’s Period Four and Five Cou­ Proooated Food e rt S la te s Becaui - Book Four Blua 9Utnpa H3 pons also expire Abg, 31. U It Isn’t done right the finished Job eaaaat ht. Oar operators have been through M2 good through. June 2. ' . Katloa B o ^ Boura \ Btamiia K2 through 82 'good ' •rouowtng are the houra at the taqght hair euttlng. x ■ ^ through June 80; through X2 .x;' Let Experienced Me­ M ^ ^ roU g h JUly 81; YE Z2 and local office; of the War Prica and X At through Cl good May 1 Rationing Board- at the State chanic Inspect It'^Now Sraugh Aug. 3^. Armory: X. Mondaya: 10 a m. to 4:3U p. m. To Save You Worry. Sugar ,Tuesdays: Closed all day to the t* / Book Four Stamp 36 valid ^ r •/- flva pounda through June 3. Stamp pubUc, Have you A car WcTy that is 99 East enter Street gg good May 1 through Aug^ *1. Wednesday: 2 p. m. to 6 p m. troubling you ? If you tfiive take \ Thursday and Fridays: 10 a. t# ■'. ’■ Shoea it to a man that, has had'experi­ to 8 p.' m. / ' . MANCHESTER "Book Three Airplane Stampa 1, Saturdays: ly a. m. to 13:30 ence with all types of' cars - Since Everything in Wear­ \ 8 ahd E g o « r Indefinitely; OPA 1907. Drive Into George’S E*qo IGH G RADE aaya no plana to cancel any,Tloeated at Maid- \ -atamp vallc Aug. 1- and Bisaell streets and let: Mr. ing Apparel. aX ^N George diagnose the trouble with FATING X last Su^d&y that there will be a your car. Mr.'George has been Khfants to ’Teeners ^orkers Stage cQmijWilon service next Sunday working on all types' of. oars for JOB AND CtlMMEKClAL Peter's Episcopal church. In yeara and years, 38 to be exact, **WAs.lBvlte tte Pleasure PRINTINi -OTnection with the 11 a. m. serv­ and he is well qualified to look of Vopr Patronage” \ Brief Stoppage ice. .Rogation'" Day Will also be your car over and tell you what Is Prompt aod EfiMent observed, Snd a special blessing wrong With it If the trouble Is of at All Klnda

on agriculture will be called for minor nature no doubt Mr. - New Loindon, May , . ^ In prayers.' George can fix it right at his place THE TOTS AND COMMUNITY PRESS Charging vi^tiona oEA contract, Arthur R. Gillette has done tine of business for you, but if it is A. B. Holmes .3 W Sara algned June 28, IfiM, 800 em- work in putting out and taking in something of a major repair job, TEENS SHOPPE Cor. No. Mate and No School ployea * . establishment at 93 Wells street be grateful to a man who will help I. Hollander, president ’’ Mr*. Harry Klrkham announces Modern B Place.* \ hera. It wID pay. X ; are in Manchester today that they : which was enlarged not too long us to keep our car in good running Hardware Co. of the fialpn, aald 88 per cen^^f that the business meeting of the ■ ^ ■ condition and with 38 years of ex- are kept busy all of the ^ime. . U ^ ago. This saves valuable time Peter Onllaeee, Prop. the em^^aa of the plant, Were Hebron Red Cross, Branch, which Have you been over to that' hew p< ience in back , of him, he cer- involved In the stoppage^ and the was. postponed from a former ie a great comfort to have'your , and because all of-their employees tt.lnly is more than well .qualified COOK’S.SERVICB STA 248 North Main StrM i beauty shoppe located at 241 winter garments sent hack All ! are experienced, Insures work of /■ only workera not includded were date, Will be held at the Jewish North Main street, Uie UharmoreT to act as a diagnostician. Manchester Green Phone 8990 T eL 6265 Synagogue next Wednesday eve­ clean, pressed to perfection and j-the finest caliber, Convenleatly Located aome dcrlcgl worker A foremen This beauty shoppe, is owned by know that it is safe to pack them lyheh you send your winter > and non-union membera. ning. one of Mah<;hester*a residents, Georgels Elsso Service Station Is i-^^will have to be moved from Europe halfWey around tihe w ell all need money for education, replacements, icftire* However, following the apeclal Attorney John A. Markham, Miss Evelyn Duchesne, and! she- away for the summer montlw. It coat to bA cleaned, remember that most con-veniently located In the THE T WAR loan starts May 14. Amer- Is foolish to put awAV soiled cloth- for a slight-extra charge the fur meqt, new homes, a new start—and we’ll need a lot of it. meeting the employea wbnt.back trial Justice, presided at a-court Wlil glaiily. help you solve any heart Of the shopping' district and This Has Been a Hard Win­ -jeana aa individuals are. takm^ their biggest quota to. globe and suppli^ day-i|i, day-out by hun^heds of new held at the town hall Wednesday beauty . problem that . you may. Ing, for it IS sn invitation to moths ; on it can bq glased. ThU service to add to this Mf- George also has. ter — It Goes Without Say­ Johnson Bros. to work and the plant Wqa In 1 and rn^ thc^cost of having them dry; is one that lA-gtoatly.appreciated ships now bufiding. “ \ \ 1 And there isn’t a better or safer highroad to your goal than operatloir-thia afternoon aa uabq)' ‘ of__a__s n a t have. a parking yard for the ccxivehience ing: dfde—7 billion doUfurar 4 Uffilotts in E Bonds alone. ^ clean™ and mothproofed is such by Manchesterites. of his customer*. You are alwayg BleetiicarContracton United States Savings Bonds. against Roger Jewell 'of the Bol­ Perhaps you would, like to know If your children's qnow suits are More of everything will be^iieeded. More B-29’8. More ton road, accused of exposing pol- something of the.dlfferent types of a^shiall Investment Jn safety. welcome at this service stati.oh. DO THE GUTTERS Main Street - Yon may be wond«h»j^*Why this Wggest of all M ^ d - By ths way, are you dreading of the popular waterproofed type, Drive In the next time you in sbfi, causing the death of a num- problems that oome up apd h o^ ...... take heart, for ManchSator Dry AND CONDUCTORS TcL 6227 * 7606 tjinifo, hsJf-tracks, j^ p s , and trUcks; MbrerockdB? mor&irs, berStf dogs in hia vicinity. He Miss Duchesne solves them. J^vfor neglect In reg­ on cleaning your blankets and the types of raincoats, and this is s Can ^ But in those two drives the Government will have to raise istering a dog. past year. Dog tcxtui-e of your hair, yet they will ter apd handle ^sso products ex­ dwarfing the Superfortress—fast new jet-F^jpelWtsimbat oommunitiea, would have to eke coat ui exceedingly' small. Your blessing for It means that lio long­ clusively. If you are looking for NORMAN BENTZ ThjBTMon^Js^ ahnoet as mudi money from individuale as in the three out their sugar supplies thta com­ Warden Charles p. Miner warns last Sa long ae a heat wave. Miss er is it necessary to wear soiled Duchesne plfib says that the man­ blankets will be returned to you tires you will be extremely pleased planes, the P-80 or “Shooting Star,” emning off the l i ^ ing season, it having been an* dog owners that thba will be fur­ tn perfect condition: ' fiuffy and raincoats ,be<3lU8e you ^ afraid 692 Bast Center Street drive^ last year. That 'means bigger extm bonds m lhe 7th. ther proaecuUons unlesq all dogs ufacturer' has. produced q new with the Atlas tlreA an Esso prod­ ■geo — The Battle of Japan baa just begun; It must be backed up, nounced that sugar stamp 36, clean, mothproofed and ready to of having the waterproofing qpoll- uct. In these days of short trips, Telfifihone 8966 ^ by thousands. ' / which became valid Tuesday, May are registered without aupoc-Curl that does not necessi- cd in the cleaning process. BecauSp only by buying more can wS make 2 take thD cutting your cherished, long be-packed away for the summer. batteries do not stand up as they fought b y a fitee peo^ile* intent pn sweeping the 1, would have to do ' for four - The (lancing class will Iwjld Its Call them, 7254;^ and in a short Manchester Dry Cleaners have used to, and w'hen the time comes These are just some o f the 101 ways in which your dbllare months tnstsad of ttree aa former^ session on Friday this wee • bob! Thirfk what that meansLlor tis-o trucks that are on the road dear o f fascist hate—forever. p la re o fS . /: / " thbse of you who have been dread­ time ohe of their trucks will be at to change batteries you vrtll-en­ ly. This means no-'more sugar-«- stead of Tuesday, at the town your door; constantly and' you have only joy those long-lasting Atlas'bat­ are needed more tha^ever to bri^ America’s m is^tto tar tboM stampa are used up. un­ The teacher is preparing a/efiital ing having your long locks cut! Te Get Oanuents Quicker 'phone 7254 to-have them pick BILL'S TIRE With the war in the West onr first and major concern, The 26 tpiUioa Americans who buy bonds on payroll '-'Needs' Special Trestoent teries .sold here at Geoege’a Ease J. R. Broithwaite full strength—so that we in ^ crudi our foe the faster, . til Sept 1 ^ to be-given la ^ . If you are In a hurry for some you r, soiled' garmentA If,-you Servie'e Station, -.fi.sk a h ^ t ,them and we have not yet been able to go all-out in the East. But savings are abeady off to a flying start! These patriotic Prabably^^that will not be very Hebron people '--i^rill ,-tegret to rse, dry .hair requires- a dif- particular garment, it might be have used this service yoit'know when you drive tn to fill your car Keys Made, Locks Repaired ^makjB an end of killing, anifhifeg our men back Imme. hard to ^manage dp care la takeif. learn of the death.v(rf Mrs. Lucy treatment and the Char- wise to drive over to 93--. Wells Just how good it Is and If . you have up with Esso gSA You will find a REPAIR SHOP meiAer ka» tiie Jap. men and womeh began ' keep on buying erfro bonds throudi May and June! to pounds per person, to 15. Hartford, Tuesday, at the hoiqe .of permanents.XAlthough oily hair a little sooner. You know that sparkle, the pleats .are. sharply ucts are sure to' give satisfaction. Lawn Mowera Sharpened of people, if reports can be her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence 'W- does not need^qa heavy a lanolin because o f' the pressure of busi­ pressed and trouAet* anA tazbr-llke Don’t fb i^ t that minor repair Colombia anil Elk BiqNliea. than meet Americans, expect. The Allied Military Command it’s now up to th h r^ of us. It’s our turn to swing in line. ..mied upon, were rather casual base as doesWry^halr, It is an ex­ The rick, wounded, and disabled will require medical atten-^ KiUoran, 34 Montowese streets ness the Manchester Dry Cleaners In their creases. Nothing detrActs jobs can ^ handled here at Electrical Utilltke U. 8. Ttren^ thput the use of .their canning su­ Hartford. Mrs. McCarthy was cellent policy to navfe a small are -not able-to promise rush jobs, froni^ *a person’s appearance George’s StAtlon, spark plugs hea edhneted that R wffl talw jMort, n ^ T o raise the vast iom needed, esery American wBl Imvs to gar last summer and fan. using \ Re-Conditioned tion and pare. bom in Hebron, a daughter of the amoijnt on all typeSvof hair to but they will make an exception quickly as soiled jjArments—don’ changed. And remember that those Repair*, ^kii^ce. dig deeper into currmt moome—dig deeper into cadi re­ that aHowanoe for other pUrposea late Mr. and Mrs. George Amitin, prevent dry, split endsNjf hair to In the case of service men and wo­ delay—sAnd your clothes regular­ good Champion Spark Plugs win The deetniction of Japui’e armiee has not yet reached Many millions of dollars will be required for muatering- when thep <9dn’t come out exactly and waa well known here ih her mar your 'wave. men. Men and .worrien home on ly, make it a habit to send some­ give you extra pep when you step Gnns Repaired AeeepeiMie*. serves. Only by buying ^bfgger extra bonds can we atretdi even in estimatss of exact canning By the vvay, have you tried the thing each week so . that soiled, on the gas Make this fine station the ptiwiial rate o f normal replacementa-^^tween 2OO,Q0O to be done. No more of that this younger days. She ha^ a num­ furlough may have their clothes put pay and benefits voted by Congress to help oUr veterans ber Of relatives living here. She special electric heat rem ed^qr cleaned and returned to them just clothes will not hang In your your headquarter*-for all car ser­ 52 Pearl SL PhoM 4200 180 Sprn^SL Phone 5450 2'into3!''' x ^ yesr, say the authorities, the dry and .bj,-i Hoihe, Hartford, . With requiem Duchesne and -ask abotu her^-spe- meniber. that the Charmore Beau­ Rely on d^y cxpert^i^ and Orders rai FlOh.. ■ ' \ X An sugar applications will be mass at 9 at SL Augustine’s clal Dandruff treatrnentsv,. Per­ ty Shoppe ^oa,n harmoijlqe or service for beat apreseHete to Fh- ' to meet in future offendvee. - By investing in the 7 ^ War Leui, the patriotic Ameriew' acted upon by the jboard. and not church.- Burial will be In St. haps your problem Is'one of fall­ match yoiir nill* polisfi, ^Kth any nerai aad Wed- issued by the clerk, as pravioualy, Joseph’s cemetery, WUlimantlc. ' ing ha+r and If that la so. there is a ensemble that yon mAy choose to LANDSCAPING drag Arruago- ' ' ■ • ■ ' - V ' is safeguarding his own friture, his country’s future. / UNO roue q u o t a ... am uakb ni \ a new regulation being In force. Mrs. F. Elton Post, tax .cdilCfc- stiihulant that - helps this won­ wear/ The Charmore, features : M a n c l M S f e r ; menta. Each .application must be accom­ tor, reports that about 3fi per cent derfully. Take tt altogether, It is hos'e famous Revelph polishes In JohnsofilBt Little ^ Tasks, New . By putting eve^ dollar over nx^-bottom expenses into panied by number 18 spare stamp It the new shades and you know All Kinds of Lawn Work, TOW MBOWAl MAiiatnr/ of taxes have been paid to date. amazing how many kinds of dif­ Dry Cleanen^^ 14646 MAMAIN STREET ir YOW AVBUUM WM OOND VAUM or from hpokd, with appUcatlon com­ ferent treatments are available juat how go(Kl they are. Planting and Spraying i*hone 5876 Potted Ptanta. 'jT%e single ^ r e a ^ obstacle to our crushit^ japan is dis­ the puri^ase of War Bonds, he k ddivering a body blow to mcoMi* QUOTA «t 7TH WAk lOAN pletely filled out Application Not PhaippiM Native today for All,kindsc>f scalp.c6ndi- Ask about DermetiCs products PUi MOHIH IS* (CASH VAIM) ooNoraouoHi . blanks win be mailed out to resi- for yoiir skin while you are at the . TREE SURGERY ^ 9S Weib Street \ tance. W b^ in the Battle of Europe supply ships from our wartime Inflation—thus putting a Hd on the cost of livini^^ $107J0 ^ , $300 . ~4ient8 as soon as received. Choctaw; bklA— Pfc. Jesse 7T, Beauty Shoppe. You will be de­ ^ Conn. State License;. $3*0 At last report about 4,S(M lighted with them, and what is Telephone 72M. Cattle and Popitry bases in England had only an overnight run to make, fUpe and niaintaining intact the purdiasing power of the dollar... $3*-3M MOM 3M pounds of clothing had been dona­ ’Ihemqa saya the Filipino's: were GIBSON’ S nohpnissed whai. he Wouldn’t talk more, you may obtain them In / At the same time, too, he is insuring the country and him­ «0 «* in JO - " n s ted by Hebron, towards its quota handy kits for home use or to give JOHN S. WOLCOTT Are Bringing2Top Prices!' in the Pacific have kmg-reach round tripe t^dng up to fi S 3 of 6,006. The drive, will riot for­ Ttfgalog With "them. He finally 4 ^ GARAGE tOUlf 113J 9 V 190 convinced them that' l\e wash't a as a ^ft. You will love them for self against the catastrophe of a poesible postwor deffation mally close until Saturday, gnif they are' the last word hi skin & SON ..." iExpert Dry a . B , tMhaed, P fa p ; m ontl^ t o malm. y . - 100400 ,139 ii Philippine' native but a full-blood­ f e e d W AR LOAN ’ contributions may be left atHew- care. Mi»« Duchesne Is highly 180 Main Street / —with its depresdon, unemployment, misery, and heartadie. 140-100 ■Tioo.-.- ■ *w. Itt'a store'building, on the plaaza ed Choctaw Indian from O kjy To crush Japan will toke time, herinc and back-breaking enthusiastic in her praise of them Cleoning Service 101^140' S7J0' ,09 if the store is closed. It sltioutd not homA y amt the excellent results they Open 8 to 9 P. M. and SaL-P. M. 'S FEEDS effort, overpowering equimnent. So save f<» yoiur country—save for yourself. Ih helping IM«r $100 j0J$ 3$ take 'long to collect the .'remaining give. They ar* priced very reason­ " I"." . '' ...... Wheel Angnment. PUR BERT RBSUI;tSI 1 ' '500 pounds, and all hope the drive ably and are very attractive; Milliona of fightinit n^--fi^«*bly outfitted and equqiped your country, you are also helping yourselfl Come peace. . can be-oversubecribed. For your beaUty problems, call Brnhe' and' . It has been announced by Leroy ^Qwlck Cures lor AlUng Cars’* 304 and let Mlsa Duchesne help H. Getchell, chairman of t.hc War BARS ^A]«TARY you, you will find her glad to as­ Finance committee; that Hebron’s sist you In any way and you ar« CHRYSLER, DE SOTO, PLYMOUTH quota'in the coming 7th War'Bond PANTIES GEORGE’S PEED SERVICE drive vrill be $30,000, of which $25.- sure to be delighted with the re- /Arthur Drug Stores ESSO STATION aultA iR em ^ b er the address, SERVICE AND GENUINE PARTS 185 Main SL Phone 5012 H Depot 'dfnarOv^ .-rh'an* 000 should be in' E bonds. The air rB45 Main St. Tel. 8806 raid wardens will conduct the drive . Main Street At A^sa^ Street ' ...... ' <^1. as formerly, ■ ■ , / . Mrs. Walter Wright is a patHmt EXPERT AUTOMOBILE REPA^W ORK th a’ the Midihesex Hospital, Middle-, town, for Geatment for^a broken SERVING YOUR NEEDS Whatever May Be Toot Buy Your Hardware T. P. Hplloran arm. which she suffered from a fall , In AD FUNERAL HOME LOAN down a flight uT stain at her home DEPOT SC^ARE G ARA^ OUT SPORTS EQUIPMENT ii. the Jones street area, She also ROOFING and flonaewpres Step Around To See Us! Ernest Roy, Prop. nkoiwteiil suffered a . slight concussion, but Problem,' E. -V. Coaghlin, recovered ftdna that M'e have it, If It’s to be had. 241 NO. MAIN STREET TBL.S11S Needa it .. » « ■ , Ifoot tka tent tkoaokf*- Mrs, Everett B .' Porter has We can get It, If It’s to be got. Your Local Roofer, tefO. Oieltocthre Herwte*; Ma*- ' agsin taken up her duties at the We (xin do It, II it can be done. ■ ■ I -K- Edwin Reynolds school, Mansfield It Is our aim to serve you so Can Help Yon With A Depot During lier vacation, vhich weU that “aak for morA* CAMPBELL'S she spent. In Pomfret with her AMBULANCE SERVICE parents, Mr. and Mrs.-Alfred Bry- Ruberpid Roof ^ --'FOR— j. Hardware Store den. she substituted several .pays n a s s if f ' ^ m s c b . By Ha' Servtoad At DAY AND NIGHT In the ToUand schools. SPORTS SUPPLIES .190 Woodland Street • SERVICE Cor. litala imi Middle Tpk. . Bugler Dwight Martin, grand ;996 Mala S t. Manchester. CoaA. VAN'S STATION ITi CMterSL F te tpsti son-of Mn. T. D. Martin, and . son Tel. Manchester IklM I Phone 7707 AFI Hartford Road S Tel: SSI Dupont Paint Products ’.?Jl «f the late Professor Horace Mar­ tin of the Louisiana State Col lege. Is glad hit stuck to the study Let a QUALITY X WALLPAPER CAPITOL y ■ St the FrMich language when tak­ CHARMORE Free - Aetian PRINTING! Griswold's ing his oourss at Windham High BEAUTY SHOPPE g r i n d i n g CO. aobool. He finds It of much ad­ Our Work Phone $048 Che prlnttug 88 Main SL TM 7958 vantage to he abla to speak and Speaks of SPENCER job wa do for PICTURE FRAMING Service Station brrlta Freoeh fiuently, and ha has Style aad SUPPORT y an w i ii • tllMahiStrsM **Wh«a I'klBis Art Ueli ieeo traasfamd to “aomewhen Chann. pmve aattn- 0 « Bosloe** la Good** vis Fraaoa,** oa that aceount Not) ‘ 0 «r Matte teiiesa fiwt ens­ teatory, few- TELEPHONE 8459 Tjrvory eaa who has atudlad the b To Btfiig eal sr harkarha, SAWS UP ALL 1UNUS |4#nCuago tai this eouatiy can oow- OM To«r ■ad btigus give SET AND K1|.P:U roe new cnerKv. with or sfvaB uwdavstand the Own Natsntal Specializing In Hand and Power'• meh psopla, but Dwight Beanty. MABV W. Skaraaaad ho an eseeptiaB. He aSePABTLAND ApeetSBent •$ O General Motor and Ovarhaihaaiad This is an oMohil U.S, Tteesuty advertisement—prepend under euspicee ot Treeeury Depertment end War Adrerthbei Qpuneil 1 hi England when he OarAen Drive JOHNSOK PAINT CO; 4g«>nD r»t .Marmlltaa UU. WILLIAM a s c u ib l in ; e 699 MAIN STREET TEL. 6854 PHONE N84 US aptnea Strnefi Tbl- MM Repoir Work bat lat air-Oo*laa SSignm i-. V. . ‘ 7 - ’a:;; X.. ■_i ■ MANCHESTKK^EVENING HERALD,^ANCHE8TBR. CONN Sa t u r d a y , m a y b, i94k ^^AN^HESIJKK fc:VKN{NG ftl^A L U . MANCHESTER. CONN> iJAlUKUA^, MAY 5. | ‘Jd5 ■ V -/ . _ )* . . • ■ *' ture, known as "The Hbus* of the attack on 6snnsny'a rail oehter* er of Mias Catherine . Ofiero, 72 Gods." as hlsXoufhsst. trip. "Ovsr, the hy pas."!lng’ this. i-esolu.'.-tljDnburK Gate In a ai'mulstion -ot Lieut. Stafkel target flak knockto-out u . .engine .-i hi Vq, Dean street, Stamford. Show Balan^of $343,708 Think Quisling n ie . doors of - Quisling’s m u- Jita h ch esler ^ vietqry, an event which waa the aionrcSecordlng to* a Norwegian, u d caused the propeller to ran STOP fun^ X-Palaxso, Ralph R>^Pfc., son of Comments ^ wild. We brought the ylbratlng "X ' /^re.sidcril Truman was tfeading beginning of the legend that the MVa. -Grace Pala'zzo. 651 E,;^W’ash- W a m il Self are biitlt of wood u d ateel. Steel Home on Leave plus back to Inglud where a^ Evening H etaid on similar ground with hla mes­ Germans h^d itever really been ingtbn Ave,, Bridgeport;.. In Toufh ’a Appropriationa shutters have been installed for second engte# went dead from the ’ LOOK ' PUUUSUBD BT ^ Panc.luik, Joseph., Pyt., From the River Road the windows. extra strain. Fog had o u r, field sage to Congresa'lssking' continu­ c^feated aftet^.all. VVe don’t know When the BriUsh Royal! Air BlfcRALO PRINTINO CO. IHGT how many times we have •recom­ Mst of^'CJphnccHcat ■ Men,.^Dlwd. Wouiu Missing, Mrs; Tessle Panchok, 34;^.'M ain , By Malcolm Mollail' Norwegiani in U.-S* T)e- Husband of Miss Valero closed in, so we hunted for an ■ 18 StiMtl 8tr«*» ance of the bPA. ' The coijtimicd street, Terryvllle. The monthly statement on the studing of appropnationa as o t force he^an raiding. Norway. emsrgeBcy runway; After finally • LISTEM WMCtMater. GonnX, existence of the OPA ia as essen­ mended that, thls^time, the wat Ab R elea^ By the War and Navy Deparp t s T o d ay . Mr. M oliait.'rebred edi'toi oi I'lie Herald, creaerves bis contact ulay 3. shows that $1,934,550.77 had been expended o t the total ot Quisling built s concrete rq/ln- ■ie Miller Has * Flown rSRGJJW)- Pepe, Pasquaty X.. Pfc„ 'so>i of with'hla forlner daily readers by iwrlting -a weekly letter for flcribe-^ How-^He Is a spotting one, the other engine* tial to the welfare of ..this tvhede be foiigjii to such t'’\conclusion These .Ueporta Are Based On Prior 1 ion To^ Mrs. Giovanna’iF. Pepe, 'idf -cilfr $1,452,795 voted at the annual and special town meetings. There stlU forced slr-rsld shelter,, which re­ Wept dead—out of gas, 1 rang the. 0«mrai MuHfs«>' these coIUbjjiA in which ue' expressCa 'This own' leisurely arrived- 250 Ho^rs of Fighting ^^^Miad6o''Oct0Mr 1. ISb^ that theNtew march thrdugh the Next oif Rin and Casualties NofW Here May yiousiy /^on Ave,. Ansiinia. . remairi* three and a half months of the piesent year, which ends on Jjoneiy, Scared Man. putedly cost $40.000V In It was bail out signal and three men natjon as any one measure thle at ccr.'/lctioha concerning con.c major mutte/s and his observa- August 15, and the balance-to Wiend is but $343,708.85. Installed every convenience, In­ PutBKBui Bieglu Starkef, husband of tfle former ths llttl# bit o t fuel we had in RATTERY CABLES . / i COPPER TUBINO , \ , X eh*:h week-end Norwegius sxpreassd belibf to­ source, "despised by the G irm us 8ecQnd,^ito iUirMetter, its miatakea and im|ie,i:Xections, ia Germany had been defeated. In Army CasuAlUea and Llberaitad W ar iM a^M ra for MaV 4, IBM ' Rossano^''NjcholBS, Pfc., isoh of T he teble Is t s follow*! Mtsa Valerie Miller, of '''Yamon, other tuks. It w u jUM enough r o l l e r b e a r in g s / CRANKCASE BREATUERS night thVt Mi^or Vldkun Quis­ and hatto ,by the countrymen he •tJBSURIPTION BATES . unparalleled, and can be meas­ the field, to the la st ounce of Its The.A W... ar _Departrrient . , casualty------.... . list,1-. Se' ^^f^t}ecs 0-228 (miss-' Mrs. Jeannett>-,RoasanD, 48 Bel- ... V'-,. Expended formerly of Manchester, h u ar­ to got us over some trees and onto DIMMER SWITCHES A thousanfKtlmes, since the be-'H'.lght Bow there seems to be Mn- ling. secluded behind the steel betraye^Njr u outcast In a. land Uie airstrip before the gasoline^ CIMNKSHAFT BEARINGS Tear eir Hell ...... ‘-J •.JW ured, effectively'ajioughr by the fighting power. ing, Pacific, 9l, 0-227 killed, Europe, 0-228 (prisoners of don street^Hartfdrd,^ A o c o u t/ Appropriation^ 5-2-’45 rived home, aftet' 35 bombing mis­ FAN BELTS DISTRIBUTOR OAFS •■/I ''p er month by Mell ...... I-'S Gfcimanv, 350). 0-229 ikilled. Pacific, 0-230 (wourlded, Pa- '•'’fferdechny, John A> Prior to Ws entry Into the Army EEDOMETEK CABI.CS ' o a K l i n e s ’ whole 34> casimlties for May 4,-1945, of the U\ S. N ^ l Forces street, Forestville. .,85.000.00 Air Forcu he w u a supervisor ^ Alt rlEhta of republicatlon o.' apeclal without flajfa.'without the-gooae- Singer, Arthur A^Pfe.. husband' lization BurYWlhg,^i ^ g . the Secopd theNeXMsuit of nothing in the -world. Police,- ...... ; ...... •/"• tom of marking trees that are to w with the 385th Bombardrosht HUBCAPS -Ho u s e FUSES 1 dlapaUhea herein, are alao reaeiyed terests in the cobfitry. faithfully; (NavycMarine Corps, and Coast I^ rd ) not heretofo^releiaaed oin Board of Health ...... k 7,900.00 New York,- Msy A Ger- G rau^ comirianded by .Colonel for the Pqatt u d Whitney , Air­ ^ ’TO FUSES “ / '•t Full aervlea client of N. E. A Seratcd of Mrs. Ida J/Blnger, German aci'^la it goii to survive butIt ^^utual American-Ruwllan he^cut down,” one Noiweglu. offL BATTERY TESTERS served by slavish 'medibers of atep. They mhVgd^ln a dejected. Nays'Dcpa/iment CBSualtyX*®t*. eonslstlngj 0^178 dead, 125 Parks and Tree Warden. 16,600.00 7,068.34 explained. "And Quisling man-Iangusge broadcast, from s Geoi'gtxY. Jump^K Natoms, Calif craft Corporation of Mtssourl. CHAMOIS VOG LITE SWITCHES / Congress, who are doing their .Alt- straggling line of''beateo meii. A t' •WOUnded^Sn ;. .... 8.871.19 lories at Regensburg, Oefmuy, In MIRRORS—ALL TY PES , STOP AND TAIL UGHTS !.310 86' 1,880 8,990 If w-e mean a state of society in death, expreuqd belief that his United States Marine Corps 13,?33. ""street, New Haven. z ' arid inda$ forever conibiuquo to be. Administration ,/■..; • y '- '- 5,614.2,5 4,185.75 "to save'as many Germans as pos­ A uj^st, 1948: , ^ MUFFLERS AND ‘ STEERING s e c t o r SBBS The Herald Printing Oompany. Inc.. if snecessful, would mean profit had been corrected, at long last. ^ i t e d S tates Coast Guard 793, 210 10 0 l.TOJ Army Wounded-^ParJilc Regions which ^ r t of ths' huip^ race 1.829.95 370.06 own days were numbered. sible from Bolshevlzatlon and en- l x t aaBumea no flnanolal raeponaibiHty for the corns Ajiverttoing arid Printing^... ).00 After ’ arriving overseia in the TAIL PIPES • : SPARKPLUGS llcenw for a few and economic ------Lennon, William F„- Jr.. Pvt. "■lo.eoo.oo 14.704.83 4,896.17 "I iun an old man,”, he was slaveirient." -' typographical arroira appearing in ad- shall in Increajlrtgly better economy, A*«essment8 . •,;•/'...... ; quoted u saylng/xT have not toughest theater of aerial warfare OIL f i l t e r s X SOLDER eer^m anta 1« The Mancheater Era- disaster for the many, and any / Tota,i(|i ensualties 404 47,925 10,1031 4,250 i t o n o son of William F. Lennon,' Sr., 53 i 1 ’250.60 9.459.39 2.790.61 Quoting what it said was an ap houses and "with Iqto 'effort; th at Collection.* .... ,.k .. long to live.” . k Iri September, 1944, - he piloted bis PATCHING CEMENT SOCKET WRENCHES ping Herald. ' ■ conscientious man who -sat in (the Tingty street, Willimantic. an immenss Municipal and Court Bid 8.500.00 \ 8.539.04 •39.04 peal .from Doenitz, thq radlo'‘stS' Fortress th r o u ^ . more t b u 250 SLIP COVERS they ahall be able to travel ^^t«r ,. / 500.00 Lonely, Frightened Uori Ssidt' PEDAL PADS Navyy Dead \ iof Lester A JulUnelle, 232 Dvilght Root, DenjRmin H.. Jr., Pfc<, son pie of all olaasea are juat u firm­ Memorial Day . . 500.00 hours of gruelUrig flight over Con­ p e n e t r a 'h n g o i l SHOCK ABSORBER FLUID SAturdgy, May ^t President's chair would have to Cohneciif^ut .and more at eases that they shall 100.00 i20-52 •20.52 Recent reports from "Now, when you hear that in the Arsenault, \ ^Roger ■ N.,I gfrect, fl- ualties for July 21. 4944.) M other,' aventie, Ndrwal iuyrther of CJeorge Rozman, epUd Welfa pened because the struggle nlch and Nuremburg, docks ud] TOUCH UP ENAMEL SEAT CUSHIONS ; ^following ycaterday’g mas# sur­ Y ankee their economic problems to the communism; 54.000. 00 54.000.00 lessly through the great rooms DOOR HANDLES Mrs. Claire Arsenault, 16 Spring O’Neill, Theodore E,. Jr:, S-Sgt.; Iga Ave., Wilson. Bond Payjri^nto ------shipyards in Bremen,’ optical UNIVERSAL JOINTS lent. all he is likely to hear for his enlargement of their personal and 15.360.00 16,924.36 "•624.36 and long corridors of bis msasjve against the western powers has VOLTAGE REGULATORS render to Marshal jUTontgomery, By A. H. o. St.. New Britain. of Mrs’. MaCy C. O’NejU,: 148^ Zaikowski. Edwin F„ Pfc.. son Intereato6^“l Discount atone totreet perched on the tip bicome ienseless. For the only vroiks in Jena, marshalling yards' G u a r o i ^ e ^ VALVE COMPOUND right action Is crttlclsm and /Nutsben DhrlsIbfiX^..^ qg L icen ses...... 3.000. 00 775.02 2,224.98 in Chemnitz, Hunover u^M sm i- VALVES — WATER PUMPS xMily Ywo aiaeable areas of pojten- De Wolf, Frank AVery, Ilospltal J Asylum street, Brldgepori of Frank Zalowski, 910, E. Broad­ group ascurity; that they shall 8,000.00 pqrposVfor which we still have to abuse. If he listens now he can Pqptto Libraries ..... 28.500.00 20.500.00 of Bygdoey • peninsula in Oslo helro, u d oil refineries lii Merse* ZEBK FITTINOS . Where the leadership of the apprentice Ic; USNR. Mother. Rabbc,: Harold Reggie, 'jP^'Sgt., way. Milford.^ have Yound ways to make Impos­ Russia insists that the laibjifl . 997.48 fight Is toM ve as many Germans CLUTCH PARTS . tial Carman realatance still re- liltoh./rdst Fund 1. 000 . 00 2.52 fjord. burg. H* has also flowb on coor­ bear the farm bloc aayiing that he Mra. Esther WUCox Pavlakls. lll< s o n of Douis RIahbe, 78 Wooster Army .Missing—European Regions sible the reappearance of new government of Poland, which she 6.75646 2,543.54 Whispers have come out that as possibleXfrom Bolshevlzatlon Yoiiiig^ Sindi^g ..rnalfi ln\Germ an hands. One is In present General Assembly has Pearl St., T.hofhpsonville. street. Shelton., , ' "Town, Court 9.300.00 and enslayemut'. That la your dinated air-ground attacks on en­ baa,' ■aith hla veto, made hip fitTjt Barlilaro, John R„ T. Sgt.. bro- Jengbis Khans, Neros. Musqollnls openly fostered, reprbsente all the 1.000.00 962.01 37.99 he is plagued with Insomnia u d emy troop concentrations, bridges, ay, where negotiation of aur- risen above Iheptiles.-^ and tifhldi- Moscoe. Joh(i A., Pfc., USMCR. ' Rail, W alter pj.' Jfd'^Lt., ^oii of Defense— 17.327.05 most sacred talfc Which you still mlatake,'abd he can hear . those th^-of Miss Eleanor L, Barillaro. elements of Polish life which have Recreation 28.000. 00 10872.95 has Spells of violent weeping that railroads^ and . communications rendipsniay come at any moment, ty, it has all too' often riseh ftiere- P arents,/5tr. and Mrs. ArChle J , ' Mi’s. Mary W. RejK^Beaconl road, andHitlers—'then there may be '31.306.26 .76 have to carry op/and will carry whp want to'abollsh all price-con- 1044 Wpad. afreet. Meriden. earned, with their-blood u d sai^ Old Ajge Asslstai 31,366.00' give way to fits erf rage. ' centers. BRUNNER’S .Mosco^' 51 Ramsdell/St.,. New Bethany. j/i > . little doubt that ■’clvllibation” has out in the spirit" of ^ r dead' Fuer- CAKAIUES althoug^^Hto act>iSl laying down ^ to-the exercise of a. rather rep­ Bowdbn, Robert-. D„ Pfc.; son of Water Department 185.600.00 86,058:42 98.641.68 ■One report reaching the Nor^ M*> *• The Connecticut pilot recalls an trolB saying fhiit backing the Havem\ / , Riibinsky, J^ris, S-Sgt.. broth­ Mrs. Ruth Bowden,^ Mills street. survived and will continue to aiif- rifleea during Otis war, the H g m 238.34 261.66 wegian government / Was that ror. s s s 80 OAKLAND STRiEET TELEPttONE 5191 of German^Fqja there may have rehensible kind, of ,'Icgislatlye li­ er of Miss Zomng ...... / . SOprflO A Suitable Gift'for OPA la his firat mistake. But -Navy Mihsing Rublnsky, 59 Bristol. to participate in the. oonttol of - 1 6 ^ . 0 0 16.974.00 * 10.00 Quisling has a p|^ia erf being to wait sevgraMiRW'while Allied cense. . ' Sherman./z^venule, .New Haven, vlve the teat of the cortfltct now Pension Plan . /... what js President hears the loud­ Newton, Carlyle. Lt., USNR, GambardellaxLeon E., PfQ„ hus­ their national life. Our State De­ . /P .m .o o 13.112.32 '/*3.937.32 poisoned. He';’J:a^es to touch V Mother’s Day* troops re i^ Norwajh<$: accept the Th» procedure to which we re­ rllasing—Pariflo Regions practically ended In Europe and Liability Insurance . / ; 4800.00 "7 A. M. TO 10 P. M. est may not alwayb be what the Daughter. Miss Virginia Blair band of Mrs. Cdnnle Gambardella, Swimming Pool /X 4 ,500.60- , his food . Until Yt hks been tasted fer Is a sort of eat .your cake and . Puglisi, John T., 2d Lt., son of 281 St. John street. New Haven, far on its Way to an end in the partment—u d Of courie our San 8 ,^ .0 0 aurrender. country Itself-rtieana. He has tak­ .Newton,-352 Cornwall St.; Hart­ S tate Aid .....X ...... 8!5QP.oo by one of bis personal body­ TEL. 5467 INCLUDING SUNDAYS • haSye it too stratagem. One of the OiAzio PugUsl 52. Sherman atrOet, /KiHmen, Walter, Sgt., aOn of Far East; /^ Frucisco delegatipt/.tnslat that S.OPthOO 3.563.89 ' 1.436.11 guards./" Packages delivered to Tlie other ,„is In eastern Anuria ford. Parents, Dr. and Mrs. ,Wil- .Bridgeport^ ■ Towm Plan ...... en two right steps. parties in the General Aiiaembly.' liiim Frederick Howard Newton^ Alexander Kflmen.i ■ 70 Andrews the sorcalled Pqlisb government- 30.784.6Px 30,784.00 the ()lilsling musion are inspect­ The Army; (Hid Navy Club, a^d in Caechoalovakia, the oi for\ Instance, haa a formal .com­ . Army Prisobers of War— But if civillgation means some­ Park Street Bridge 489 Burlington Aye., Bri.stol. street. Briato'-'x. In-exile ahal^^so be represented ,Oolf CJrounds Purchase 25,000.00 ' 25.000.00 ed by guards st the edge of the ^-'faectore where any fighting at all mitment. b.v, campaign promise or . Germany y Kozlowski, Startley J., Pfc., son thing more than th a t—If It eiiqans, 5,000.00 5 ,000.00 Yerxa, Douglass John. /L t.. in u y PpHah regime before- that tier Roll . • / i ...... estate for time-bombs. ia going on today. Even here the Great Japanese Error platform promise or by promise Barniak. Michael N. Pvt..---iui8- of Mrs. Blanche Kozlowski, 220 Rarely Leaves Estate Incorporated / me leader, to A certain piece 'USNR, Mother, Mrs. Agnes band o f Mrs. Bridget/Barniak., 136 Main street. Cromwell as undoubtedly, it does In most $418,24483 fighthig seems Inapired only by Thompson Yerxa, 130 -MVde St.. countnpis admitted to the confer­ $1834.65fh7;/ Norwegftim underground sources With w^respect and honor to Islation. With the spiritual Winter'street,/'New Britain. Maciuszek. Frank J., Pfc., son minds, the continuation of prog­ 343,708.8 the desire of some German linlU New Haven. / ence This is complete disregs Balance hand 5-2-1945 report that QuisUng rarely leaves the hard fightjn^g by American.s, of the /Campaign long a Britto, Georgb H..' pvt., husband of M rs. Valeria Maciuszek, 189 ress In the relationship between his estate, where he la surround­ ;/ to fight off the Russian In the thtng\of the pMt, the party no .Anby Dead—EurppiMin Regions of Mrs. Esther F. Britto, 7 Bethel Willow street,' New HaVem to^toe-fact - that nobody ever Mad $1,452,795.00 $L378.259,62 Chinese, and ^pHqcipally British to! Adams. PlStt, Jr., Cpl., son of man u d man'all over the world; ed by ISO well-trained Norwegian hope that they can make their longer; has any'-Hecn desire street, Eut Nomalk. : ,- Manca, Albert J.. Pvt., husband a voice in the creation of that ex­ IMPORTANT! and Indian troopa whlph has led keep its promise. ' Then it deveKi Mrs. Julia Adama, Route 1, Mad- Di Nallo. Anthony Ff., S-Sgt., of Mra. Julia Manca, 129 A shcraft if it means the extension to Nazi atonn-troopeqs- Machine \ surrender to General Patton. It la iled government but ita qwn mem-' •Appropriation Overdrawyi. guns sare set up among the trees V to the reconqueat of BuHqa, and ops th*t it can go on the record I Ison. . - _ . son of Mrs. D ors Dl Nallo, 739 rokd. New London. groups among all peoples oj/the / possible that here there will be no as keeping its promise, and do it | De Cu*ati, Joseph, Sgt,. son of . Mills. Clyde R., Pfc., son of Har­ hers, u d that moat qf them are 'itid shrubs si at various places Used car prices are higher now than they ever will be agfun, with aimilar reaped and hcihqf to Broadview Terrace, Hartford. blesUngs of freedom, of mmurlty, are in the cast of the play "Anna- formal mass surrender In the quite sAfely, by passing the meas- Mrs. J^AUiac De CUsali, 720 Grand"" FdWards, Gordon S., Pfe., son of ry T. Mills, Route L Lower Cross­ 'oland b e-/] arou)idid the massi-ve stone - struc­ BING the American troops and 'ot opportunity for the/'eftjqjrment belle Stepe In" to be presented Fri­ s in ^ e particular .house this Ave/Nfew Haven. Mrs. Bessie EMwards, 588 Toil- road. Greenwich. fore the. first G a fin u crossed .,Ka Stamp Will Show '/ field, and that here the war will American generalship now com of enUghtenf|^ent val- day night at the Maple Stte*^ but with Germany fallen and new cars manufactured^ used , . party- controls... and..by. '^Kilborn,_„Bruce O., 1st Lt.. son aome. Hill mad, Bridgeport . .Mulyey, George F,,S, Sgt-ihus* fixmtier. WiptiA prlqs ,V^dq^ .or school m Rockville.------£yery SafaJNIghf Af 8:30 «Bd as'TlT-ard' about 3erltir. wheJt then>s^ing on the opposition par­ 6f Haroid C. kllbom , 62 Cqlb' SL, Lorusao, Frank, Pvt., son of hand of Mrs. Jeretta ■ G. ilmv'ey, uca as well ’ ms be material com­ patriotisny?"^ X / /" Iwo Flag Raisiiig The Tolland County Parente American and Ruaalan lines come phnippines. it must still be' said ty to RMi^^the measure when BrldgeporL /’ Mrs.. Carmeta Lorusao, 55 Ann 253, Campbell avenue. West Haven. forts, then It eeem to be far m Y P Ift cars prices will go lower ! Why not make a pro^f oik yottP together leaving nothing in bet- reaches lhe’'oriicr house, controlled Moriarty. John C„ tot Lt., bus- street. Bridgeport. Neilsen, Benjamin T a' Pfc., hus­ On the other hud an ev^n more Teacher Association will meet in that the Japanese, were not really band of Mrs. Helen Neilsen, 616 too early t0"accept the conclusion the town hall, Monday, May 14, ■Ai u n o a i d I 20 Games Including Sweepstakes tween them- If the Germans are by the «c., sop band of/wrs. Mary E.' PopowakI 'It seems to me that one o i th e quite recently, w u stlUfloU Pearl Harbor had been; corrected pital apprenrice 2c, USNR. Par­ 'w'/' politans ;are making the prosaic S- Manchester In the Repi^can'House, of Mrs. Julia Ayles, 82 CblQrado 17 HilFbtreet. Seymour. most obvious things In . the world 91 Center Street Phoite 4164 Opraany Is in comtrt*^!** dltorgan- by us, once the resurr^ted Amer­ the DemoenHIe Senate . expect­ ents, Mr. ahd Mrs. Joseph Utz, Rossis may well inqti^ as to Miss Mstjorls Gemmsn was teri- job of collecting and diapoaihg re­ Iged, total defeat—a ;l^eat so Ave., Bridgeport. Sr,,' ISh Gem avenue. Bridgeport. dersd a "grauhack shower" in the ican fleet had met the Japanese ed, the Mil waa promptly ' De Palma, Mario, Pvt., son o'; is the fact that ctvlUzatlon IS why this about-face ) n / i m out­ fuse exciting — hut dangerous Atmy Wounded—European Ellington town hell Wednesday Nygaard iays that live ammuni­ CAR or TRUCK complete and eq shamefut' that fleet in its first battle and won its shelved ^J»y being referred back Ernest De Palma, 158 Park St.. ^rgeaiit Laiizgiio progress,;slt Is a condition that look on Argentina/"And she may to cqihndttee, where It is' like­ Regfona n l^ t by a large group bf friends. tion haa been found in garbage — not even any future German fi*--'flkst victory, then, in that mo- Westdisven. '1 Ciuifiot condelxWly remain static, ly to sta.v. The only possible Aafha/lAwrence. Pvt., huBbcfml Sjso quite welf/lni^uire as to the Later In the month she -wtU be- including 80 calibre csrtrldgea and OPEN TIL 10 P. M. natlc can 'talse a question about meriV^toers took place .the real Dobeck, Edward, Sgt.. son of ^i^auae^a c>bnixatlon that was cortie the bride of W elter Hoffifnan. a hand grenade. One .50 calibre w o rry the Democrats might Steve J. Dobgck, 198 Robbins Rd., of Mrs. Bleanor Aaaro, OajedMe. * Back iii^€buiili^ why of our sbd^uiy changed at­ It. In Wiat hour of defeaL Ger­ crumblllags.qf the Japanese empire "iiBve had In this maneuver was / w ithout a fttion or movement o t Bbstdes a sum of money she re- cartridge got . past the tiupection / PHONE 5191 • Kensingto_p. ' / Bayley, ‘rhqm as A., Pto«f Son of titude. A cei-ved m any useful articles. aqd 'exploded In s. furnace. He many exhibits that same/tnbml of. cqnquest.''-'ytord and bloody that the House Republicans Grosaettl, Amedeo D., Pfc., son Mrs. Selma IBgyley,'/«8 Main AtlanUc CKy. N. J.. May. 1 — u y kind would be one;thst ex^ bankruptcy which led her down nilght double-cross them and street, Portland.. Need we be'aurprised if Mic be- Jeu Sweet, Gardner Chspmu suggested that ammunition Is ons fighting Had to f8H* a . compensatory' provider of raw Shade Trees Hedging 'the. pnfy possible instrument by ing thexGrictly party lever sys­ such madmen as Mussolini u d ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY — POST-WAR PLANNING! feated in that aim, they noW have Kowalaky, .Edward S., Pfc., sort FscUl Bzan, 117 MyrUe street, gagehvin 35 combat miaaloha. He materials. She la a country of USED CARS Which Japan could really Hope to tem of vdtlng in Connecticut. tamford. w ears ute Air Medal With five Hitler, inigne u It was, did pot nothing left, no Spark of aptrij^' There were Rehupl^lcans who vot­ of Mrs. 'Katherine koWalsk; huge potential wealth—u d this, - CARPENTERS hold -what it had seiiwd'djiring the Route 2, Stony Hill, Bethel. Carpenter. Warnbr’ -W,, S-Sgt., Oak Lwar^ustera and European quite ^ down to such a level C t no hope for a tomorrow, wld, ed for 'that measuto,^recommend­ Theater Rlhpsir for ,.^is exploits of all times, is the (^portuntty for L E T ^! GREASE / brief pericid of th at navy’s domi­ Loweyze. Michael. Sgt., /hus­ husband, of Mrs. Frances E. Car­ most criminal and revealing of all, ed by Governor Baldwhu^ and en­ penter, 78 Elm street, WiUl'man- overseas. ,^X. vacuity as that. E<(|ch in. bis own tying her Into the hemispheric \ FINISHERS AND FEEDER TENDERS Free Landscape Advice dorsed. by-most of the pre^.rf the band of Mrs. Martha M. Ij6 YOUR CAR 6 :S 0 . no remorse for what they have nance,'. ^8 Main street,'Hartform tlc. ■ • - V- Before he leavriKthe redistribu­ mad Vvay concplvsd tb*. road to orbit of our post-war trade. But Japanese stj-alegy,' then, was ! state, who had Chellla, Btorl W„ Jr., Sgt., aon tion., station fpr hlhA next . Air the heaven of personal u d racial done. At this moment. Germany over whether or nSt thl/huslJand Russia sees her only in the .light X . ALLEY AND UTILITY MEN PHONE 51 Free expert udvice .will ke given on 'what, right up dnly to the moment of not incy reai y- Margaret,^ Miller, 263 qf Mrs. M arjr CAellis, Rimnrton Force''assignment, theX sergeant glory to Ue through the bell of to­ la not only militarily deed, hut w-anted it. But it was safe, to pass Hill, Beymour. . J will be examined by do^rs and in which Roosevelt u d Hull so re­ when and where to plant. Just bring Pear! Harbor its'elf. To turn from it, in the House, because it was Cullqden road, OfenbrooK., tal war—and was ssger to travel BLENDING DEPT.; PICKERS AND MIXERS > spiritually dead. ' ~ ■ Monphan, Wifliam R., Pfc., son Chmjel, Eldward T., Sgt., son of interviewed l^t personnel _ cently viewed her. PACKARD APPROVED' Pearl Harbor toward the Philip­ certain to' die in the Democratic Mrs. Rdae Chmiel, B ^te 1, Col- ists to determlhe„^where he .It wae a struge u d horrible .sketch of your gi)Sunds shomng existing The tragedy of this nation, no of Mrs.XLoixitta M. Monahan, 58S Agreement os Security pines and the Indin.and Burma Senate. And sure enough, when cheater.- best fit in the AAF'set-up and concept;^ but It waa. In ita maca­ matter how welt and thoroughly n reached the .Semite, it. too went Hollister a'vferivm.^ Bridgeport, Experience Unneedtoary! Sabry Whik LeirniliK! PENN OIL'/ . plants and l^ildings. / v/ was actually to turn away from Northwa^ Robert, R., Pvt., son Colby, CheSt«/Hy Pfc., son of the -war effort. While hare, he will bre ■way, a twisted concept’ of I have no doubt that these ' deserved It ia in every detail, la a back into the'archives of ils com­ A yo an opportunity to go fishing, Japan's one chance of wlmitng, th« b e ;of Mrs, (Jertoude Ndrthway, 426 Irving Colby,/TB LJhcoln avenue. things will be "Ironed out" u d , - / . XHospItallatlon Insnrance Pt m ! sobering spectacle. It la not pleas­ mittee,.>-'prMumably never to New Londo; golfing, horseback ' riding,'-b.G progress. war. That chance lay in follow­ heard from again. i North Main strtqt, Waterfiury. that .we shall;-emerge from the Pahikainen, Niilo J. S.. S-^Sgt.^- Colley^ E verett W„ T5. son of cycling' on .the boardwalk and In­ It may be that we have uproot­ ant .to see any portion of hutn'an- By this kind of legislative prac- conference with a safety -agree­ Cafeterb Service! Located On Bus Line!' ing up pearl Harbor -with an ef-, - Mrs. Hilda J. Colley, 'Pqrtland dulge in many other sports, and ed the. last of these limaUo con­ Ity so reduced and degraded. Now; fort to see that no new American 'avenue. Box 41,’ Georgetown, i^reation activities. ment th*t be both adequate in Its last throeS/ -the Nazi move* cehLr«>i^ legislative . r#rord!irecords Without!^*without 20, Canterbury,\ Sgt. Lansanb is the son of Mr. cepts of hrpgress, u d that we are - I AKplj' ...... BRUNNER’S Navy could be created/ with tac­ Palau, Otto G., 2d Lt:, husband Day, WUllam J. Jr„ Pvt., hus­ Ud 'sincere. But it may turn out ment stands revealed, more clear­ ever passing a single bill. band of Mrs. Evangeline Dqy, 452 and Mrs. Ralph Lanzano, who re­ now ugaged to eowlng salt - . th tics of threat to the United 3tatea. Such a practice, of course, of­ of Mrs. Katherine. M. Palau, 7 that we have not made the best ’ 80 OAKLA!^ STRET ly than ever, as the' greatest High strMt. TerryvlUe. Main street, Wingted,. side at 170 Bissell strobt, Man­ the soli from Wiik^ they spipnfi- lUelf, which might, have had ' a fers contin'ual optwrtunltles for a chester, Conn. Entering the serv­ be. our opportunities in the en- ALDON SPINNING MILLS .crime against humanity the .yiorld con.stnictlve. double-crdss on . the Rex. Joseph E., 2d Lt,, nephew Didsbury., Wallace E., Pfc., son But have we yet shown encoui chance of destripying what new of Dr. S tuart E.' Atfotd, 26 Lor­ of Mrs.' Bessie "C. Didsbury; 43 ice on Deq. 6, l942» he undeiwenf hanCtog of real and lasting friend­ . Talcpttvilb, Cdnn. OPEN 7 A. M. TO 10 P. M. STREET SLEPHONE 7274 -has eyervlinown. And its greatest part of one party or another, and Ing signs that we are prep^ng navy we might ^ ^abie to build raine Terrace", Bridgeport. Elm street,'Winated. training at'Gpldsboro, 1*. C„ p.ttof ’^All hirins done in aocordsace with sraa stobllliiattM plu. crime was; against its own. They we have been wondering whether to his shipmeht overseas on July oto«r •OUs for the pro^eft Of ships. '' ■ , INCLUDING SUNDAYS piecemeal,. witl/blowa libt'at the the-^! Deihocrats in the Senate Salmonsen, Kenneth E., ., Sgt- Di Zlnno, Andi«ar L,| Pvt., hiis- have lost inore than a war. ’They brother of William T. Salpibnsen 1, 1944. He attended M anchester civilization? If we tiave, then It \ And just one other point: Haw fringea of Anwrlcan power, but might not actually . be ' planning band of Mrs. Santlna Dl Zlnno, 90 High school ’’ and , Mancheater have lost, for a long time, their SO Melsore' street, .Hartford. Locust street, WaterbuiY. must be. admitted that jye are en­ muiek^good do you think we .have at the cel^r of-it.. 'Had the Japw such a dpuble-crdss on the' partv Trade school and was employed as plaee^ as' self-respecting members lever measure. _ ' Spain, John ' F.< 1st' Lt., husband Drlgnat, Emil E,/Pfc., nephew countering indications that . we done ourselves in the enllstipent tried ■tcy-toke Hawaii,-Inatead of .pf Mrs. Bertha V. Spain, 209 Sum- shipping clerk one year st Cheney of th(T human race. - : This measure 'designed to of Mrs. Mary Gr^gUot, 1121 ,S. Bn^Uiers silk rnills. ‘ have not eradicated the weed of Ruaela’i^aid in making s quick the ..PhUipp'ineX, had they vis^ free Conneetlciit voters from mef street, Plantsville. Main street, Waterbury..._. Heeds which, self sown, were al­ end to theOapuese usurpation of 'WlMH Ton BHy the)c temporary commiuul. of the the domination of the party lev­ Sqiitbb Joh'n. E,, Pfc., aon of Mannafin. Wliltafn J., ETc., sori' er routine wvs Judged, the first Mrs. . Elizabeth . Squibb, 276 Island of Mrs. Jewel A.. Hannafln. 1884 ready in- the ground^ 'r te San Muchurlah, Kofeu u d Chinese Pressure 6rptip Issues aoa to haraas the American in­ Stack Resigns time around, on a very apeclal Brook''avenue, Bri Asylu^Ave., West Hartford. Fruciaco ascurity conference is territory on the Asiatic main­ stead -»1.00 BP al workers, whetever the nature lar to gain. The people of the i of Mrs. Etta M. Magowan, Route market reporter, resides in Gull, Waterford, Qonn.' ' ~ 1. .Ns O raft! N s Ratal V cntltatlaal COMPACTS ...... $2..">0 up or neceeaity of their .occupation, Through Brandenburg Gate state, the calibre of public life ini*. Norwich. Laropouloa, Stanley S., Pvt., ford" and. the' departm ent said, hour. I SUIT think eo. But I had Check Cpriheclicut, would roost cert^nly will devote his entire time to edit­ 2. C haagt Scraen to S tona Soak tn^ir^ Mln- WATCH BRACELETS ...... |4.40 uf wee sound, fajr public policy. But Army .Mlwdtig—^European Befl,bnB husband of Mra. Evangeline Laro- hoped-that these world-condiUon- ■ta Prsn INSIDB Tsar Banui CAMEO BROOCHES ; ...... $20.<)0 up Mussolini met that "poetic jus­ gain; from it* passage, a circum­ polulos, 113,|lenneU street, Bridge­ ing and publishing a monthly L u d lb rd la Fined iAHDfUELCp. it was, nonetheless, death-for a Abate, 'Salvatore A.. Pfc„‘ aon tog problem* would not be aUowed These E No Balky Windows to Stars la Oeitarl GOLD PILLED ENAMELED* tice" which, In its degradation ol. stance which..offers' the Democrats of George Abate, 256 Lindley port. - - ' pouttiW magazine. 14 KT. GOLD = - meaaure which was a pet of the him, takes cary of all future mem­ an opportunity to embellish, their McCormick, WlIHsm H„ „Jr., to Intrude Into- the critical deci­ New Haven, May 5— (45*— X No rone - No Lnddera - Little TUns! . ‘ ' ttl Everett T. McKinney, Mgr. ’ " PHOTO BROOCHES ...... IjJO ■» sti^et, Bridgeport.. / Norwich landlord, George Lam­ F e a t u r e s BROOCHES...... 115.60 up powerful farm bk>c,'which had-not party record . by the novel ‘all-ata- Alflero, Jpbh, Pfc., aon o(f 'Mrs: Pfc.,. son of Mrs. Margaret F. Me Mystery In P uts sions saseiiUal at the moment It (L Foys>r Itself la Fuel Gnvsd! ories of him. And there has been gem of actually passing a bill. bert, w u fined $500 on 10 counts PriccB ladndo Federal . ’ 0» slightest qualms in asking Antoinette Alflero, 45 Grand Oormick, 16 Liiidale street, Stam­ may have been toosanguine - -a E No M ra Payawak-M Maatks «s PagI PEARL BROOCHES...... 110.00. up an equally .effective poetic justice ford. G reat |!aUs, Mont.—(P>-e A of 'riedsting OPA rent regulstlou iw «^Kr ®UltDINt off as the fire under It died BBS to police he had run away to join along for alze, to make aure the paid for at the rate o f their week- if you will—to play for the goOMtepped through the Bran- street, Somersville. I James street, New Haven. '-{out for lack of attenUon; but ,Iw rest Ih* marc.hant marine. Julianelle<- John I t, ^ Lt., son' Ofiero^ Oenorosc, Jf., Pfc., broth- ;loot fitted. / —-V.' li- V,' ■MTp'***'*^

M AN CH ESTER EVEN IN G H BIRALD ^M AN CH BSTrtSli; CO N N * SATU RD AY, M AY 6.1948 MANOHKS’I ER KVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^^CONN- SATURDAY, M AY 5, 1945 ■ X z connection, with the. aatting. up- of such kn Issue If one of tfie Ah Information center fbr returned f^ h and xme ers voted "No.” Tliat M yUie so- War Prisoner, Rockville veterans in Rockville. Local^tudent 1 Piits Health P ltm t J D ark , H orse Police ColiTt called big-poi^r >rre*pondenta pan^QU More Than {/tmrHBt ill Coiirt Here Germany, His' Sifiler mitted during the' month Qfil out Program: WTHT ^O reek Pro* Abroad; W n c — Our Foreign F 6 # Theh^-^^chqral .Argument Is for / V - , / _ Team That Finished To Peelor to Fill Pul- Davifl H. Husband automStib aMietance'^ln case ' of Her^ lfi Advised. patients, 18; total treats, 10 2 ;'dts- At Duk« U. XC ram; w n c — AMcicuUural ' . PoUoy. P oliceD n^ ding. . Local,Sport em ^ en cy.' T h ib ^ provided for cohering at Grange charged, 63; X .r a y s ,^ accidents, 5few*. 7:15—WHTD—Leland Stawa In Second Division; Next Wceki FA’i t im f pft. Wow Vecent. M arried M a i^ A dm its the Anierican states In Ute^ war­ 10; births, 14; operations, 17; larg­ 1:30—WDRC — Report to the'74*- 7;30-^WDRC —America in toe SOUP Dr. D. C. Y. MoorbLManchester’s • Pfc. 'Elden E Marks, 20, Son of to llear Two Pro­ Miss Muriel Dorothy Tomllnaoti, Dies Til 18^Morning time “ Act of Chapwfepec" Writ­ est number treated, 37; smallest tlon; WHTD — The Fighting A. Air: WHTD —Meet Your Navy; health officer and debn of physi­ Squad May Surprises C hatter f GrinMond>y at6tlSa ' T o Q iur{:;e; A rr Sir. and Mrs. Karl Marks of 37 number-treated; 17; dally average, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Tomlin­ Yesterday's Kea*lta X Urn. Bart Story, «up«rlo> ten-at the Mexico City'conference fessors from U. of C. A. F.; wnc — ’The Baxters. W TH’i — Arthur Hale; WTIC-t cians and surgeons here;.haa, join­ The Tadllght League adU qfien Rain th* past week has kept Eastern Strant street is one of the flraf patients,'24.- son. 91 Ridge Street,' won the .1:45—WTHT — Variety Program; 'The fuse toak waa to alaA Era* W ^ t r f the Norertch David Henry H w ^ n d died this caMtw this year. / - ' Robert Q. Lewis. ed with toose who think tnkt there The dark horse team in the Twi- their'12th annual season Mohday flqhlng at a inlnlmum: Fishermen Albany at Hartford (rain). p n aK ted ^ the Fourth Earlv This . Ru^Sh officials have cx^cssed Manchester soldiers to be releapW highest award of , the Graduate ■ w n c — John MaeVana. f:45—V ^ H T — American Legion that did venture out returned home ♦ Rockville, May' 5—^The Young school, Duke University, Durham, arc other tbcal projects of farVoore light League this year will no liight at th* West Side Q^al at Elmira at WllUainaport (rain) Wtoks to toat tosMto TwMgM morning lat the Maaopio hospital sirnltar concern because of the'pqa- from S.German prison camp^/He 2:00—WDRC -r- Strictly Swing ' Auxiliary. with very few fish. N. C., when annoiuiceihent waa Importance for postrwar conslde’ doubt be the Plant J Aircraft nine, 8:15 with the champlph Ptiiah Wilkes-Barre at Scranton League BMeting aa Jtts Weak Mda Methodist aitwyh. TMa U y»e iln Wa'mngford.. Mr. H ii^ n d was George H. Cone of ISp^ Middle Bibmty of a resurgent Germany^ was rejlorted. released fyom a Farmers of Tjilland County will ■WHTD—Baseball OameB; W n C 6:00-iWDKc:— Mayor of, the tion than the building of . a ne 'Prison camp: thought to W Stalag made yesterday bj* Dean Calvin t" year the team finished In the Americans .. facing toe Depot (rain). ^ R«c muat^Ts pot ont by portant annuaV n ^^K “ ^ bom In Matvchesler^lrfay ^1376, Turnpike East, was finjidf SB.") on a and . Frinlrr slso'^ has voiced the hbid a meeting this evening at 8 Gheiiey Tech —Veterana’ Adi^aor. ,, * ' , Town; WHTD— Karly Ameri- home for the local police depart­ division and were one of Howard Haymen, former local Utica at Binghamton (ra in )..' ^urch when repoi^of opinion that the states ground in . near Muhlbcrg., Germany, on B. Hoover. Miss Tomlinson waa 2:15—W THT —Musiel Pollah Pro­ Square Grill team. ./ r aportoman, stopped In town to.vtsr th* hfsvy latofaU tba past few ,the son of , the Mr, and Mrs. charge of breach citXhe peace by 'o’clock at the Grange Hall in Ver­ awarded the An^er Duke Memo, can Dance MuWo; l y M T ment.and Town Court. Saj-a Dr. called weak sisters. National end departnwlM a>^i iubmlttM Germany should be allowed to April 16. The War D«PActment ad­ gram: W n C — Juke Box Jin- Frank Singiaer; WT1C>— Oas- it his friends before going on to John Hu,|lls Marks, ,120 Cooper and Professor Kllnck of the Uql- Lists Honors guages. The award finances Miss year's team, toe Bhckland defense local,' all of the balkplayersytoat V Brooklyn at Philadelphia (rain) brief f l f t ^ mlnutia meeting waa' church year. . ,X ^ ^ aggression by Xnutual defense " ■' ■ x : . 2:30—^W n C ----Orantiand Rice 8:15—W THT —Mualc for Rqihem- faclliUes and health advancement workers a i^ confident that they, up h i a 'String of camps. Howard efitemd the employ o f Cheney rested'on complaint of the Perrett street ye'ateY^l^ay. verslty of Connecticut as speaker*. Tomlinson’s further study In her are listed .pn their ro «er are m ; Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (rain). all eight t*a1m# would play •liierh was an imusuaUy "t* pacts a«''Well as by'^Joln^ng in the Sports Stories. brance. in Manchester. I know that Mqn- will be able"p.A.’a. Art Perrault who Williamsport .. 1 0 1.000 ford Seminary Foundation who oc­ ness in -Marlboroijgh. After that the court that.lt would not o yesterday were thify qfflflally no­ ' Garpentry Dept.—George. Bid- Orchestra. / tides winSje seen at third base. ski. John nice - surprise if they journey, tq ney. Several the pUyera on the and had two children. • \ The Senior 4-H girls of Vernon 9:45—WDRC—Ham Session. (3reen and Butch Wllkea-Barre . 0 ■"'i .000 latter tekm have ntber—eMnmlto »lh«le a favorable impre^on, will Husband rcsutned work for Che­ tified Of his. release. well, Stuart .Grisel. Cleared of Nazis 4:30—WDRC—Asalgnmeni Home Dick Foley, Jimmy Heath and Bill Becker amoil) the regulars and AI Coventry.- A nolle was entered In the case, Marks entered the service are also Invited to attend. . -»■* * WT h T — Muilc /for Half an 10:00—WHTD—The Andy Rus Hartford , ___ 0 2 . .000 menu and it4was mutuall) agreed preach at the morning sciytce to­ ney Brothers.-Later he,entered the Drafting Dept.—Peter Capra, James are the's.toree brightest Surowiec of Henry R. Wlttke of 187 Pine on/^arch 16, 1948, and has been t 8th Anniversary Cheater Small. : Hour; w n c ^’eacetlme Mill sell Show; W THT —- Chicago and ^Jimmy Blanchard Binghamton .. 0 8 \.opo that the gaihe bt shifted to Thurf- morrow, and It is expected employ T f the Burr Nursery com* Amairk faces on the squaeL-mie latter two Several m em be^ of the High The local favorite- Is Whirtaway, continue through June 3. It street who was , involved In an Rappv on the front since last November. M*"- •od' Mrs. Omer Schook of telectrical . Dept.—Eric Hesse, (CnnHnned From Page One) tary Conacirtptlon. Theater of, the Air; WTIC -r 'Ankeittatt day. May 10. In the event that n ny a/ a salesman and landscape ^•e formerly worked in tfte^ratt Village street are-Observing their have been leading bkHcplayors m school team will be «m hand after fast dog, owned "by Jim Ralston. Hew York .... 8 4 confidently expected that a per­ automobile accident yesterdag 1 Francis Jatkey, Rudolph Lu^in- 4:45—■Wnc<— Survey of War Judy Ganova Show. the Middlesex League foKtoe past Jir.i also has a dark horse entry. .1^ gam* on Sunda> la canc^ed, a manent leader will be-sent'to the galNener. ■ ...... mornrng on St. James street, l?laii Government and Whitney plant in East tfart- 25th wedding anniversary today. biihl, Edward Nlcmic. v Joseph Marshal Feodof I. Tolbukhin’S Workers Experience. 10:15— WDRC—A l " Pearce Show. the scholastic season npaes, three ago .557 stiff fine will to 'Inflicted 6n the He ieav.es hts Wife, Mrs. Eoltn ] v^r^tke’8 car and one operated by They were married by Rev. 'Victof Third • Ukrainian Army had' f#w years and both are slated for weeks hence.:/ So far he haa succeeded In conceal- .535 church -to begin bis duties on Sun­ ford., Piader, Earl Schaefer, John Za^- 5:00—VyDRC — W# Deliver the 10:30—WH’TD — Al Gentile Or­ starting aaslgnments In the "oqt- In'r him by doing the training in Detrblt guilty teaip. The West Hartford day, June 10. The Southern New Miller Hitaband, and no other near Fred A. Oberson of ’ 7 .South Gar­ It is' understood that several Sawyer, then pastor of the resky.- launched a new blow westward chestra: w n c — Grand Old Washington .500 (Cbn^nned From Page Onb) Rodkyilie Methodist church. 'The Goods; WHTD — Date with the fleW. the dark of night. team will definitely play Sunday England Conference will be held in relatives. X den drive were involved.: Both cars other local men. freed from Ger­ Machine' Dept.—Robert Fryer, from St.‘ Poelten, where Soviet Duke: W THT — News; Matinee Opry. Ziggy Olbert a member ofx.Uie Philadle^a . . 6 8 .429 8 ball as scheduled. Funeral plans, in charge of the \ coupleSiave four children, Arllne, troops were 60- miles east of Lins. Bill Chamberlain of Wlnsted has home on leave has e x p r*^ St. Louis . . . . 4 .400 3 Bast Providence the first Week In were damaged- Montgomely. and tmmedlajtely the man prison camps, are noW on Harold Pease, Edward Suchebki, Melddies; W TIC —Grand Hotel. 10:45—WDRC— ’Palka; WHTD been secured to play the other Two entries have been, received '■"'4 Eligibility Hate were turned In Watkins FuneralXHome, are in­ Assistant Prosecutor Charles N. their way home. Their names can­ Lucille, omer Jr., and Francis. ed hlBsdeeire to pitch a game or' Boston ..; 5 .385 3% June. At that Ume changes In" streets bol^d over with happy, Alfred Surewlee. 6:30—WDRC — Viva America Gleii Gray Orchestra. outfield slot alongside Heath and • the trout contest being held by and the business for toe evening , the pastorates will be made. Tt complete at this time. Crockett told the court that there not be' released until next of kin KuiblIjr-.BlUInKS 11:00—News on aU 'stations. two before he reports back. Ziggy dleveland . .300 4 laughing, thankful Dan^s. AnnouncemenrX^ made of-the W THT — Sunny Dunham’* Or­ James. Saxby and Boyer were de­ toVjfanchester Division Cohnectl- was bv'er. Ther Ore four teams Will also mark the close of the waa insufficient evidence to prose­ are notified. Notice chestra; wnc — John W. Van- 11:15—WDRC — Randy Brooks pendable performers last season has blossohied into a husky alx Na^ui#/ Mrs, Gustave .SndenMMi , 'iiiere was a shout:':’To Ama* marriage o f Mrs. Eimna Billings cut Bport«nen's Association. Ed New York ____ 9 "'•4 .602 .— that Have' listed 20 players, they term of Rev. Leonard Harris a.s cute Wlttke on a charge of viola- lives . dercook. Orchestra; WHTD — Hooaler and should be better with tbc add­ footer and to#"*fprmer Manchester DkladuiKentered a 12-lnch brown superintendent of the Providence M?rs. Gustave Anderson, former­ tlbn of the rules of the rOad and llenborg!”. of Mountain street andHCrancIS P. High pitcher kmnkin top physical Chicago .. 7 . 4 .636 1 are Hamilton, ^ United Aircraft, Kuhnly of White street wWteh took 5;46_'W’THT — Bernl* Commlns' Hop: ’WTHT —Shady. Valley Dr. D. C. Y . Moore »■ ed experience gained in toe loop. trout, ands.^ne Ehrico. a 15 j.-4- District after serving six. years. ly of Manchester, died yesterday he recommended • a nolle, which With one impute* P»* crowds Zoning Bo«rd -of Appoald, condition. \ Boston V.. . . . 7 5 .583 1*4 WllUmantle atid toe GrilL.Rock­ broke toward the palace square. place May 1st at the Union Orchestra; w n c — ’Tin Pan Jamboree; W n c "(jliftbn Bernie Hayden the veteran inch brook irput. No entries haVe ville ta:. 19 and the - PA ’s and It will be remembered that he pre­ at her horne In Woodstock. She Jtidge Bowers permitted to be en- Half a Million Of NaziS/Free Chester needs expansion of Its catcher-pitcher w|io tossed some St:-Louis . .... 6 5 .545 2 'The throng would not disperse un­ gregatlonal church with the ps Manchester, Conn. . -Alley of toe Air. ■'Utley.. ------. . been recelveo'yet In the rainbow Plant J eich handed tn 17 while ceded Rev. Story as leyder of the was 8 daughter of the late Rev. terd In the case. 11:30—WDRC Brsklne Haw­ health prograra far more than It good games last year only , to lose Ziggy a southpaw, has Brooklyn 5 6 .435 3 til one of the king’s aides came “ >*•, George S. Brookes officl- ,X 6 :00—News on all ataUons. division and lak ^rou t division. the Pratt and Whitney team has South Methodist church here. and Mrs. Erie Oatergren who were Nazis Surrender qntinued From Pag* One) In conformity with the require­ kins Orchestra; W H n>— Dance needs a new jiolicc building.”' when his mates committed costly baseball ten out of twelve Clndinhatl ,. 7r 5 6 .455 3 lenders in the work of tte Cove- A 6:05—WDRC, News. .385 4 only 16. Rev. Harris will be given a settled out of the palace and aaldiX^ -c.-' - . ' ments of the Zoning Regulatlohb . Music; w n c — Gems of Amer­ Dr. Moorc asserts that with miscues behind hi* brilliant .efforts. for the past two yeans Pittsburgh e e * 5 8 pastorate and other changes will nant - Congregational church o n | ./ \ C C O rfl AS o C d l i ■ “ You must remembe* the King T ' Church M#eUng . _ o f the Town of Manctaeater,Iter, toi 6:15—WDRC— People’s Platform Lee Fracchla, field/triel chalr* 1 3 9 .250 5V4 Everything la aet for th# opan- A special meeting o f .i-gtl church Cross parbela were often held up WHTD — Digest of toe Air: Or. ican Jazz. some ch^gea the present police Hayden and Bl'U Scott will share South Pacific prea .and report* be made In consequence. Spruce street. In the early 1900s. has been Ui and is not quite X , (Conflnoed' From Page One) or lost, toeyXaid. Zoning Board of A p p ^ s will hold and ToWn Court building are ade- th. mound aaslgnments. The lat­ that his arm U In good shape. He an of toe Mancheeter\dlvi8lon, Today’s Oamee er between the P A ’# and thekQrlU She leaves four sons. Edmund. Ar­ members and other InterjJated per­ chestrat Interlude; . W THT — 11:45—WDRC—ChOck Foster Or­ annobqces that the club wljl hbid Monday night at 6:15 and another TTiere are 4B churches in the youth any more. He has j'ist gons-K - The progreaa ofto*-Allied Arm­ a public bearing In the Municipal chestra. quate'ior the needs of/he town ter is an honorably discharged vet­ played with and against many ' Eastoia. S.N.E. conference, and to. come thur. Leonard and Clarence: one On Security Plau to bed. But he has asked me to ta bhim three German armies fac- sona will be held on ^ondaj^ May Building on Thursday, May 10, Sports by Jim Campbell; W’lTC Its falTti^^, on Septor^r baseball season will to on it* way. 6, at the close of the morning ser­ ies forced the Nazis'-^ move the 12:00—W HTD — New*; Mualc torTOme years to come. "However, eran and his pre-season workouts major uid minor leagu* players In Albany at Hartford (3:30). • within tWs regulations as to travel daughter,-Dorothy, who was a mls- tell .vou this is the happiest day of In ^ the Russians. 1945, at 8:00 p. m., on toe foBsw- — London .Column. vice at ‘the Vernon Center Con* prisoners in Fabruary ^to Stalag 6:30—WHTD— The Answer Man -Wire"— News; ’Thomas Pelu- the ftealth needs Of the town can- have been impressive. the league’s operated by the Navy. Scranton at Wllkea-Barre. to conventions, only 60 delegates %ionary to China and with her (Continued From .Page, One) his life and that he is deeply mov­ From SO.fKfh to 100;9QO Germans ilB near Hannover. ’Thefe-/ the ing applicationa for an exception not afford . t o be longer neglected, The Aircraft may have some­ Utica at Binghamton. mother oOcasipnnlly visited rela­ gregatibnal church. The purpoa* W TH T - * Osimak Polish Pro­ so’s Orcheitr*. Harvey W i ^ t , Well known may attend the, session at East ed over the fact your first thought surrendered in Holland—which Aihericans described Copditionbua from toe 2k)nlng Regulations: he asaertA Dr. Moore continued to thing new to offer local fans with y i i t t t t pitching a brilliant gam* Bolton outdooraman, brought Elmira at WiiUamsport. tives here. plea atop a'N®*i Nill hotel. Tbeir. was Invaded by Hitler’s legions on of the meeting Is to hear and act gram: wnc— Bob Steele. 12:30—w n c —Three Sons TrloX Providence In June. has been to come here to demon­ upon the recommendation* of toe deplorable, with little f o o lu d t h ^ Application of Cllffon! B. Joyce say. thkt Manchester needs a full an abnoet entirely new starting against one of toe better service home 10 native brobk trout this ...^. National Mrs, Anderson also leaves three final session broke up just befors May 10. 1940, just five days short 5:45—^-WDRC — News; WHTD — 12:45— W’TIC—Lee Sims, pioput. strate your feelings. delegates to the Joint committee quarters filthy. CHiurch street for permis­ time' health officer. lineup. The team Is deflnti^ly a lot teams, he w as. approached' by a past w eek-TM trout ranged from Boston at N ew York (2). DANCE sisters. Mrs. John Larson of this last midnight—deadline for filing of five years ago. "The Russian prisoners Aiere Clerk Overworked stronger and from Cpach Poppy Brooklyn at Philadelphia (2). town, Mrs, Clara Woraaa of Hart­ "And when I now ask you to go for a closer cooperation between sion flKYonatruct twtf' two-story scout of a Navy base team and 8 to n Inches. HarveFx stated amendments with the conference home, you hear the King’s wish. 7 ' Kept ’Their Own Lines the Vernon Center and the Vernon befaten and starved,” Thompson enclosed Xperches 4t , 38-40'.# "A t present the clerk of th% Hill down to the bat, boy, the team asked lo tryout. This he did and that the brook was not morXtoan Gincinnati. at Boston. ford and Mrs. Frank Larson of secretariat. - said, ’’and the Americans were Board o f Health, Mra. Alice John­ la confident that they wlU be in Capt. TejJford Crosby, Texas. know you won’t act against it.” In Holland, Canadian and Ger­ Methodist churches. The morning ca^urch Streetxto a Residence B Network Schedules Regdy he was so impreasive that be ex­ 1 1-2 feet wide and heavily guard­ Chicago at' St. Loula Things .jlrcompllshe!^ -The people milled into other service will be shortened to sc* not'-treated much better. The bod- Zone. - . % ston, has too many other tasks to to* thick of UiA pennant scrap ed by willows and blackberry. \ American T O N I G H t ■ Her' funeral vifill be held tomor­ man -troops kept to their own perform. She Is also clerk of the during toe cconlng season. pects to play In fast company Here is what this penthous^e di­ parte of tha city, but others came commodate this special meeting. ti . of the prisoners .who died in the again on completion of his present briars. He would not disclose toe ew York at Boston. row afternoon at 2 o’clock at the plomacy is^’reported by one 'au- lines as this'isero hour of peace ,camp were thrown In a large, open ApplioaUon 9^ La^ence H. building inspection department, Returns Home church In Woodstock hill, with and left and kept moving Into the came and passed. A front dlsr ^remen’a Dance Tracey M -191 -Union Street for leave. locality, hnwever- T h e scratches Philadelphia at Washington. .thorijy to have accomplished,: The postponed dance of the plL ■ , For War DeveUu^mehts and in the course of a day’s work on his face and arms attested to St.. DAUsDftiis at Detroit. burial In the nearby cemetery. pleht. patch said It - might be - 36 hours The six sailors were freed by permission iq keep chlckMt»-^*t she is called upon to perforin Willis Scott Faces — Polish- The United States. Britain and Restaurants were emptied quick­ Rockville Fire department wlU be Ray Holland, the ageless veter­ th* density of toe brush. ClevelandxSt C3ilcago. Catitaln Kenneth Tedford, son China agreed on aa amendment before the Canadiaas moved for­ toe Bri tlphlApril 16. ; the above address in a Residra countless tasks that ahould not be ly of all they had-to dejnki held tola evening at toe Town B'Zone...... New York, May 5 — <#) Educational Benefits. an. has signed to play with the oTRtrT-and HriirXIbert T ’edford of which would. give the proposed ward to“ occupy' surrendered ■ .sec­ here to do. ’The health' depart­ Americati Club 16 Proctor road, is currently en- Blackout eurcains Were tom tors and take their prisoners, Hall with music being furnished Application of Jbsfph Narctto ,ylew of faat-movlngnjt developments : N B a 2:80—John Oiaa. ment needs a full time officer, a St. iPaul Tuesday P A ’S tola season. Also on the Ctinton Street Funerals •X, world organization authority to down and lights blazed frdni Win-- by the Star Dusters. This dance Burobean. Wifar sones, the 8:80—Army Hour; '5— P A ’S eligibility Met Is three High Joiring a ' 21 d a ^ leave after 38 review any'Situation arising, any­ since the Germans__first must sup­ Uospiial Notes of 25 Maple Street for permlBSion qualified medical man, and a full - > ' x ^— months oL active service .In the dows. Bortgres burned in .the ply informatiph on* mine fields, ob-’ was postponed three weeks agp to changre the lo'ation o f '» pack­ ks* schedules for toe . week­ C Symphony: 8:30— Glider- time clerk,” Dr. Moore stated. Hartford,.jHay 5.—^WUis Scott, a school players, Ed Brown,' Carl T w i A ll S tar P lay^ AU Members and Guests where in/'the world which might because of the death , of the. Presi­ end haiNi4)een set up to make poL ileeve; 7—Jack Benny;'"8—Chas. Peterson and Norm Beaiuregard South Pacific area, where, he Mrs, NMcy bring about a war. ThLils la atreete- Stacies, rations, and supplies. age store from 310 Main street to, I The quarters allotted to the calm, cool and chilling puncher In^ted! ■srvsd as commander of'an antl-> Handbills were distributed show­ Newly ^ansferred from Stock­ dent. There will be both modern I Admitted yesterday; Shirley 304 Main Street ^ aible Incoi apecia^ MceSartoy; 8:30—Eddie Bracken health department are, not ade­ originally hailing from- Savannah, All WlU, however, finish out their Funeral B^rvicofi for Mra. Nancy I tjjc original proposal and old fashioned dance numbers. Rock, Bush Hill road; Mrs. Bah broadcasts scholastic season before joining •Irbxaft unit. Rndding xNanilficn. wue of 1 ^jy senator Vandenberg (R., ing "Peace and Freedsin'’ and the holm to Paris, A P correspondent Zone. or oto- s)tjt; 10:80—Harold Uoyd Comedy quate, he said, and if this town^is Ga., will be the next middleweight Danish flag on one side, 'the Dan­ ' Reception of Members' CTarlson, 637* South Main street; erwlae. Thla waa mJkeeplng>Velto “Hired Wife.” CBS. 12:30—Trans the team. ' . I W ith D ifferen t He arrived in San Francisco on Walter Hamiech. ■^y’ un'Uttch.), member of the United Daniel De Luce said negotiations Application of Robert Trudeau going to consider any kind of to test the fistic mettle of St. ORCHESTRA ish liberty song on the other. There will be a reception of Mrs. Margaret Naven, 84 Maple plana previously maddb'.for .rancoT- AUahtlc Call: 3—N. T. PhUha^ building expansion It should first April 23 and after receiving his avenuc« • Hartford, y®®* J^tatea delegation, who aaked only were under way for the- surrender of 47 Cottage Street for permis­ stionof ' Paul. Springfield battler who de­ without battle of Germans- In Nor­ new members at the Union Con- street; Miss Julia Toohy, 29 Cot- 'lation or considerable al' monlc; 4:3D—Nelson Eddy Show; consider the most vital factor In feated Johnny Brown here two Tud Flood, head baseball coach papers he left for Manchester. He terday morning in St. | treaties, sion to keep chickena at toe above toe entire list where wpi at New Britoih High, Is signed arrived late laat Sunday night and way and in remaining portions of gregational church on Sunday at Uge street 6—Ozsle and Rarriet; 7—Kate the town's well-being—it’s health weeks agro. They meet In the Last Year’s Selections htdxAdmission! hospital, • HarUord, will be held 1 jjofotov agreed-m principle with the 10:45 a. m. service, together Admitted today:/Ann Ferriaa, address in. a Businese Zone.. Arranged for a 7 p., m. with toe Pratt and Whitney nine there waa cause (or much enjoy­ at Watkins FuneraL Home, 1421 prdpoaltiou' biit was unable Austria and Czechoslovakia. ihith Hour; 8:30—Crime Doctor facilities. ^ AutUtortum’s ten-round feature Sport Schedule Come^nd Have a Good with a Communion service With 245 Woodland stpeet; Robert Teas, Application of Howard E. Phll- start bn.. MBS -WfS^ another Dr. Moore is hot alone in his at­ of Wept Hartford. The official ti­ nnin Linz. In gidps teday. of up to worshiu at ll- a. m, Sunday at]street; Mrs. Marie Keyes, Talcott- ski of 81 Union Street for pennls* j ‘.other structure for the police and In -his first appearance, after Eastern League in home games Of the ten ball players thatiwere vis, 6:30— North End Field. Troop A 122od Cavalry, Connectl- ii known moted to the rank of Corpo*’*'' Me by tile fighting men. ” Kids: 8:80—Jerry Wa^ne ShoW ding, former well known tobacw | . p^gjon,, defense- arrange- I 18 miles along V60-mlle front be Sion to keep chickena at the aboVa ] court. Others have scoffed at the the Elm City battler had himself will be with the United Aircraft selectod on the all star Twilight Manchefter High at East Hart­ eut National Guard. In June, 1940 grower here, and Mrs. VeraVei I ^ v - is the husband of, Edith Maltempo. th. RoclX ^ ^ ^ - Se%^-t;“ “.rle?^neu” ^“ 9:15—Hollywood MyateiyXJO team when the Senator* are on ford, 3:15, Martin Field. lents as Ru.s.)—Anaonla’a serving as a pilot In the Army Air here. W e Bay Stater had Rlch- Pratt and Whltiiey toe Depot Gen. Guenther Blumcntritt, Not Found 111 been with the Army Air Corps Public Health 'Nuratng Assocla- Street In a Residence A Zone, Forces. ' Bontempo, O'Leary, AugOatine, COM^LfTE - commander of all German forces of the- international organization. since December 19; 1942, and has The Vernon Rationing Board Charlie Barnet Band; 10, Andy prepoiMlerantly Democratic board ardseh In a bad way for a while Square Grill iime. A declaration that jiiatice must . .4__|tldn la deeply appreciative of the Application o f Elmer Babb Of 81 iRuasell Show.. . . MBS—7:45, Mu­ Captain Hunt won the .Silver during the early rounds. Klnel, White. between the Baltic and the Weser has announced that application of ^itormen named ime of Ita own Rockville Eddie White who ..earned hi* be a guiding-nile of the organiza­ been serving as a butcher, havli^l cooperation given them by Uiefol- Lenox Street for permission to sic and Lyrica; 8:30, .Symphony of Stol- Medal In France on D-Day, Two slx-TOundere and-four semi- iMrth With a brUUant- batting liver,' sent a message to Montgom* taken a qouree w e a t-«itu n g ^ l to ^^t for additional sugar for canning Corf>eiifers and members last hight to aerve toe Mitchell, Cormier, Wise, Fegnn. Nazi Quarters tion. ' . ' keep chickens at the above-loca­ Ameilcaa; ■ 9:30, Calling All De- plus two for "gallantry In action,' pro bouts win complete 'toe card.' mark i£»upled -with a p ^ e c t field-; STOCK trjt May 2, offering to surrender the First M otion al I their drive off to a good atari: will be received after May 15th. uhexplred ^ rtld n of toe term of Mack, Heavey, Morrell, Janocha, Provision for the member na­ good tion in a Besidence B .Zons^ tectlims; 10, Chicago Theater toe late Mayor Andrew F. Nolan agMnM several German - half­ Ing average played with the Weet .-tne'G.erman 12th and 21st Annies Market______while _ In High school. He ^/.The ^ Manchester Hdrald, Field Trial 1/ tracks ak his unit was- entering R. Burke, Pockett, Sweet, Koelsch, ! and the Thii^ Tank Army, wh(ch (Continued Prom- Page One) • tions to call another conference The Laborers Application of Francis Brophy “ May Time." ■ Who died a week ago' today at the Sides last year. He "’will be. seen has worked Jn camps and on trains [ . j J ^ ^ t e r Trust Company, Wat The annual apring field trial of toe town of LieDuc, France. The Oabom, Ramsay, Urban, Hlrth. In action with the Pratt and 'Whit­ I were facing the Russians. *1^0 Ih future which, in the light of In many different states: toe Rockville Flah and Game cljib of 24 Avondale Road for permU^ h o s te l of S t Raphael, New Ha­ Wormstead. E. Bark;, Furpby. correspondent found uhlfoi-ms', 'vn- experience, might undertake re- kina Brothera, Quinn's Pharmacy. - * A p p l y Sion to erect a porch nearer, to the Sunday forums: * ’ . ven, after a long illncsa. . award waa made by General John ney team this year» $2.00 for Your i Allied commander’s reply w-as a Plhehurst Grocery, Inc., Maiichea- opened today at Felton’s Pasture W. O’Daniel, Commanding Gen- Eye Poppers ' Depot" Square Orin ‘ flat ”^o.’’ der»-e,er and autographed pictures' .vision of the • league’s constltu- side line thsin- Is allowed by the MBS, 11:30 a. m.—Reviewing Aldermen Thomas. Nelllgan, em­ - Top Httteis Back Haj-old V. Hefffon, of 521 Cen­ ter Plumbing A Supply Co., an^ in Enfield, and will continue on Stand ‘Tteal Eatat* Inflation” ; eriU of toe 'fhlrd Infantry Dtvl- Pagan!, Dim>n, Smith, THafacon- Both Del Conte and George, the "Those armies are fightinff the of Hitler scattered on an unmade- tljen- Sunday. The first brace will be Zoning Begulatlona at the Above ployment manager (o f the U. S By TOns.Kanfg** ti, Outkowskl,‘ Kalley, GUI, Byrnas, bed in the telegraph roomi where ter street, has made application the Bantly Oil Co., and to "Mito NBCLT:16 p. m.—rAnMrica .United Rubber Company at Naugktuck, aloh. . two top hlttera In the Twi loop X Old Tire . Russians’’ he said, "If there la' ' For ^ e time being there w-as no to the Zoning Board of Appeals run aUrtlng at 7{3Q a. m. Sunday Jarvis Realty Co. addreae in a Residence A 2Sone. New York.—Trying to repeat, a Dione, Varrick, Banka. DaluclA. an openitor had remained behind Hazel V . Lutz,' supervisor of art “ dohsumat'a Dollar"; NBC, 1 ;S0— defeated his onv opponent John Origlnalty awarded toe Purple hole-in-one on toe same hole toe wiU-again wear the uniform o f the any surrendering .to be done it agre'Cment on system- of. -Intcma- to be aUowra to .erect A fruit morning. Headquarter* (o f toe 6 D over Road" TcL 4112 AppUcatlon of Albert. Eagleaon Heart Medal for wounds received Forline, Berube, K^nira, Dahdur- .^'should be to the Russians -I am after" the others fled. The tele­ lion'al' triisteoships tb bo' set up Ip: the grade schools In'Manches­ Round-Table “ Ruaaia -aiid UnMeC. J. Shea, by a vote of.8 to 7. aame day gave me my greatoat Props- George is toe defending type tnachine was Intact with ,hla stand on a ' lot owned by the. ter, and to the children o f the trial are at toe RockviUe Hotel In of 848 Charter Oak Street for per- Nations” ; BLU, 8-r-Oraon .Welles He win h(dd MBCe until Dec. 1, In action. Captain Hunt was rand, Naktonia. Peraon,; Caaey, batting king while the diminutive In Trade for ' not going to haye^ny dealings on under the league. Chief American mlssiod to : keep chickena at the sport thrill. * last niSssages. concluding: I^ugherty family to the sTeat of Highland Park and Nathan Rale this dty. 'A number of loeal dogs Forum; MBS, 5—Let's Face Issue 1948; awarded toe Oak Leaf chiater to McGrath. Del Conte finished to toe' runner- the eastern flank and (the. Rus- concern here it'.for a system that are ipnterad In the field trial. above address In a Realdenoe A that ribbmv'for hte second round. On the 200-yard ISto, all up Ualted Aircraft Siam front.'” ^ . ‘I ’m -the last man. My . God, yfculd •/'ailbw exclusive United his home. ■ . - schools who were responsible for hill oh-to* SIwanoy CountQf Club up spot In toe batting department, GanM* Bathed Out Captain Hunt la a. gradiiato of Cre#sey, Knurek, CasteUuccia w-hgtX* ivar has brought us to? States control of key island bases 'th* attractive posters now on dis- course a t . BronxviUe, N. Yx 1 Rockville’s hopes,^ wllL dep^d A HeW Tire! 12 I ’The Rue'sians are literally at the , The Maple street and St. Application of Mre. Anthony Manchester High School in the Strong, Francolinl, . Wb^ridgs, upmi toe good right arm of Long captured from Japap. Church Annoiincegl ■» "“"r Joseidi’a School baseball teams met Claas pf' 19S9A aad of Tale UnL scoipdi a hole-ln-one Ih the .morn­ ^ 59 to Affiliate doors. I am cutting the wires.” Sihee the Dumbarton Oaks plw Boukqa o f. 56 ’Tbbihas Drive for Ctrvea, Oorrio, GUbert, ^ CUn who are uniting -with the church Dorothy R. Paganl to -Mlbhael Um above location In a Rural my'bettor’a hand was In his pock­ Leaniewski,- Rathburn, Roy, D*r valuable " booty for your Red Several of the. .Latin American, announcement. with . toe chairman, George 8 . Sm ith. t5,500.e; T enna. Experience Not Necessory! 19th century. . by letter of transfer from other iMaasaro'et al, property on WII^ Btookea presiding. Further Zone. et reaching for hi# checkbook aa dalt, Wargb, Desautoto Kowsl' • wAni; 29-year-old reserve catch­ Stone, Scott, eWYSANTHEMUMS NOW. the ctulstlan chufchs.e of Amenca, sprinkled with odd gray and yel­ ori^nal language of the Dumbar­ late for the apeclal service planned I Change ef N*«ne AMERICAN DYEING CORP. H- lowHust and paint and it is very ton! Daks plan. This say* regional for 7:30‘, the regular Sunday aerv-l .M ary P, Maasaro to Mary - BEEF GOULASH ' toe above appUcatlons la privi­ er for the Pittsburgh Pirates who ' _ t Sarviea Stotloil partirulsiiy' . the PhHMtant leged to attuid the hearing and reeatred a 90'^lay defarpiant la churches, which according to the difficult to pick out the buildings arrangemente. should be encour­ Ice tomorrow at 10:00 a. m. will W eo. beeaua* of marriage, C o m er o f E ast M afii aad G rova S treets rALNUT STREET or firepolnts. aged to aetfle local dispute* “but then become toe V-E aervic*. I DUlifbattea L O A D S o r PUN — DIN E AN D DAN CE TON IGH T! s ^ ^ either for or against ■the February, waa examined and ac­ ChlcagOb May 8<-

MANUHESTER BVEWmO HERALD, H^ANCHiSSTER, C»NN, SATURDAT, MAT 6,1948 MAWLHiiarwsR e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , o q n n ., S a t u r d a t , m a t '8 , 19 4 #

AutomoKiles for Sale 4 -Husiness Services Offered 13 Fiori^ts-^Nurseries 15 5-. Priyate Instructions 28 Poultry and Supplies lif e 'Y a - R c i^ n y PrOpoe^ Little Mary, aged five, came HtM.n evk |iy 7:hing ' Lost and Found 1 nm esia w w Life'sri/iuimyLtooposl when riinnin!; up to her mother, crying; FOR SALE : TRANSPLANTED ELOCU rION —CORRECTION of KEEP STOCK and poultry hej^hy I er; ypu Little'M ary- Oh, mother de l o s t —MONDAY on Main street, 1937 DODGE PICK-U Pi 193^1 ForcT BOOKKEEPING and Accounting you/rfop to think- with-Wards, complete line of fam­ . Cla$$ifi64 fpdm. -You’d better-came quick and ge< Sheafter pencil; blacklsfi grey pick-up, 1938. ■ Chrysler sedan records kep^ weekly. Balanced tomato planU. . pepper, ^ egg speech difficulties-' speed in silent :si( t know where' you ' QassiBed ous Dr. Salisbury Rnmedlea. Pul­ .sense when you stepped ik daddy! - • 1938'Chevrolat coach. 1938 Dodge monthly for income'tax purposes,, plants, celery, cabbage, lettuce, reading increased— vocabulary and white stripe. Birthday gift. let Roto Cap per hjifidred, 50c. .^Mother-Why, Dearie? , " Tilephoiie 6282.. , sedan, 1937 Pcmtlae coach, 1937, confldentlgl notary public. Phone' cauliflowwi' broccoil, . brussel enlarged—tutoring in ipathcma- Some Old, SonaR New, But NEverthetesffj^ a iHickle or Two door; you find the cbowd. asweiri- Packard sedan Cole. Motors— . 3627 diys or evenings. sprouts' 4nd' kohlrabi, atoo flower- tlce—algebra— school subjects. Por-o-aan, 60c and Stop-pick SOc. Advertisemeid$ hied: they are here from ' every­ . Little Mery—Well. b a i^ . and Advertisements 4164. ■ . ; Ing plantM. Krause’s OreenhoifSes, W hite Studio, 709 Malr atreei. Wards Farm Store, Main street where. the dchplar and the Scof­ Mr, Smlth,.sre down In the cellar, REFRIGERATTfR SERVICE. We ing-Ada brought his lamp down, Announcements 621 Hartford Road. Tel. 3700. Phone 2-1392. ' ' .<, ■ Rcint Foi* Sale XII The. bride c4 a week rushed Correct This Sentence: ^A prohitpent actori-'was g\iest fer. poor man and -millionaire; and I heard Mr-, Smith tell'Da>l;Jy FqlK^ilt F*»r Sale LOdKTNG FOR A Gp6D car; Call repair atid rebuild any typt of bone dry, All of the other lamps s]^nd more th.an I Mibuld," said 'lipnor ai dtiiner, apd the The philosopher’ -and the buffoon; to give lilm enotberi'shot! Articles for Sale To Buy '^To Sell As the summer'passed. Mr. Cot­ were more than half full. Such home tdj mother end father: RICH buACK loam and clean flll 6191-.191-. and tell us n*at you would reh'tgeratlbn^ equipment, we ex­ ■ ter ste more, Mept more, tod, Bride ''(sobbing in mother's the typical American, “it Isn’t be­ toast rilaqter, religious - man, the righteous and the knave, the TcTthML To Sell change sealed ..(.nits with factory X Help Wanted—Female 35 extravagtoce!' He'nuist be burn­ found thit for sale- Also driveways repaired. Uke. 1Maybe the, hext .car we buy Rooflng—Repairing, 17-A PI^CrirtCALLY NEW lawii'trlm- worked less. And hour of the arms)—Oh. It to w>. fenlble, 1 cause T am trying to impress the t-toere Were not clergy- dreamer and the toller, the aristo­ A doctor^ had rendered, a 't>a- wUhbe Just /the one. Bruner, guarantee:. SbiCntlflo Refrigera­ ing it all night) she said. clerk." ____ ^ riien.on.hanianaSo ace, so he crat and slave. ' ’ Call Elaat Hartford 8-2866. WAHTTED—CLEANING .woman, ,mer and edger combination. Tele- day you might And him dozing Suddenly one day she noticed Just had to obros home. tient'a bill; open evenings. . x . tion Co,, 37 Oak 'street. Phone ROOF.” OF ALL TYPES replaced near -Manchester Green. Tele­ jfHione 2-0477. on his stool, his face supported Mothkr—Yes, darling! Do you called'on the actor.^w! reapqnd- You take your place ampng Doctor Why did . you ' deduct ICB CREAM SUNDAES and 2-1226. or repaired Including slate, com­ something. TTie tanap was bone ed like this: ^ them from youth to twilight years, FOR SALE '1938 FORD 60, price phone ^98. Wanted—To Buy 58 by his two white hands. If you dry, but the wick barely needed want to tell u« aitout K?' Young Mother (to nurse) 25 cents When you paid my bill sodas, also sandwiches to carry position. shingle or tl.ii Also val­ FOR SALE — TWENTY-FOUR went to tril him that the water Bride (sobbing) -X I baked a What is the most difficult thing "There beiiig no ekeg: and play the part they give you Patient That was for the-four Lost and Found $490: 1037 Plyihoulh, $44.’i: 1936 PLOWING. HARROWINa/UcacUir- trimming. It didn’t nikke sense. present, -let us thank Ood.^ with hope and Joy*1md tears. You >out. No extra charge. Btdwell's leys, flashings, gutters, chimneys. WANTED—WpMAN for laundry >,gallons Xcleanlng solution, 25c. WANTED TO BUY spring wind w as loiy, he would pick up his pie and Charles threw ^at, me!. for a young mother to learn? "'"f) cigars you broke when you Chevrolet truck, $225. C. Barlow, work, garden spetlalty. Telephone Sollax-r-your biggest bargain in portable phonograph in good con- Soptothing funny was going on. nder o’er the question, the why, Sbda^hop. 527 Main strwt. 2-0957, E.- V. Coughlin, 390 Woodland, work In my hduse, no hand Iron­ pen and'• nod with a weary, She dririded. Mother (hissing) ^ 'The Nurse— othtr peoplri have -}. thumped my ctiesL LOST—PASS bOOK NO. M01«— 595 Main street. Pfcone. 5404. phone 7707. ing, Bendix washer and mangle. cleanliness—cleans everything Irt dttlon. Write y x K-U Herald. harassed iorik, as If to say he thl^Nwhere and whence, the re'a- NoUo* to h«reby given that Paaa phe lit into Ads, demanding an abysmal'brute! . . perfect children,‘too. Teacher--What ere the sister f o r S A L & -m a n u r e , . $10 a Phone 8146. your home quickly, easily, safely. would coBi^ wh?n ho cou)a \ F a t h e r (growHn) ---The fl«t«l! sori'rilri.youi' being here and why Book N(k>4i5016 iaaued by 'Hie cord dellvered^^^o losm, $10 a 300 B E A tm F U L CARS—Sedans, FURNACE REPAIRING and oil explanation. Ada flared right state.s? ■ The. efter-dinner speaker hell burner service. Ask about our ROOl ING —SPECIALIZING. In. Get Soitax at the Manchester get clear of what-, he was dopig, Wh>,^he might -Kaye killed you. you’re'^ Wiriled hence. And while '' Savings Bank ot Manchester haS' coaches, coupes, convertibles and W a n t e d .TO b u y a pre-war back. Let people mind their own A .traveling man received the Pupil I am not quite sure, but rambled on for hatff an hour apd load. Telephone 8608, ‘.prlng cleamng. For full informa­ repairing rooL all kinds, also WANTED—WOMAN for «sse5J.ial Hardware Co. Inc..-248 North Half an hoiir ' 'at^., when/you ,r should judge they are Miss Ouri, yori're stHn^'lldered by the knot been lost or destroyed, and writ­ station wagons In Fords, Chevro^ new OS's No Job too small or work. Hours-8 to 5, qo Saturday baby stroller. Phone 4323. “ ' went again, you coulto t tod mm. business. . . -. ' lowing wire while away Ori a seemed to be Just- getting a good tion call Van Gamp Bros.' 15 ■•Main street.-Tel. 6265. This had gone far enp^K^' ""y ess mission lately: Mrs. Sippt, Ida- Hp, Mafy Land, you can’t untie; you step outside ten application has been made to LAROf:- HAIA^-10 Depdt>^uare. lets;\ Plymouths, .Dodges, De large. Good wook, fair price. Free work. New System Laundry, Hgr- He began to get Irrlftole. One Reed H Or .N ot/ , and close-the ddor.^and bid them atari; ^ Sotos', , Chryslers. iSl^mOblles, years' eXperlenbe! Tel. 5244. Free mother decided. arrived tonight ^—more Callle Fornla, Allle Bama, Lou}sia Guest (to lady next to him /-- said bank by the Person In whose ,512 monthly. For meetings. estimates. Call Howley. Manches­ rison street. ONE SHALLOW well purap.^ull; of ftiv favorite prixtiiTMis vCto por­ Jairiea ' Ai Gtofleld, lOtp presi­ all goodbye ' name such book was issued.^for lodges, dancing', school, etc.- 1 PonllacSi Bulcks. NasheSx.Pa.ck- Inspe'cUons! x*ble for smOU family. 'Telephone jWANTED—CHILD’S scooter in ing over the 'hotql regtocteY,/s- That night, she spoke to my fa­ dent of the United SUteSK«>rice by mallX 'Anna,. Della Ware and Mtnrie For goodness sake! Cto't anything ter 5361. '' X ther about it. "Mo Cutter to Sota. ‘ 'payment ot the amount of deposit "quire Mrs. Irish, 2nd floor. s and '^tudebakers All years W a n t e d — stenographer . ,'5545. ^ g w d condition. Phone 7659. peclally iU early pages. served as a bowman, dfeck-bqn^t He tetejhtophed back: be done to abut this man up? RADIO REPAIRINO/XPIck up turning- this place upside. down.' “Overjoyed^top If more arrive A man has quit being a . Woman — Well; I'vq;1:ried fo r represented by said book, or for frorflter^. Capi­ tUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Com- willingly. Often kfter no more FUNNY BUSINE^ pay. Tel. 2-1301. various colorF-for stepping stones, located, for g^r^emap. Inquirs -than 10 minutes he began to tap "Maybe not, directly,’’ iriy Notice to hereby given that Pass WHILiE OUR STOCK lasts, we tol Motors, Inc., 368 MabwsU’**^- WASHER, VACUimS. Electric pkqy. Trailer van service. Local terraces and Widka. ^Green, grey, 91 Foster street.^V..^ mother granted. "But, he to the BOOTS AND HER. BUDDIE8 Esfly, Stephi Book No, issued by The Hartford. 7-8144. Open evenings. m'o^^g, packing and storage. on His desk and beckon, when disturbing Influence. Besides, we will sell GaihesV Dog Food in 25 motors, etc;, repaired. All parts w a n t e d —GIRL or woman with purple, yarlgated 'blpcks. Richard 1 put ,-them back, he would Savings Bank of Manchester has lb. bags a‘ $189. Foster's Mar­ vallable 24-nour service, tlharg- Dial 5: store experience and typing abili­ Lewis, 56' - Ardmore Road, Man­ FRONT ROOM with twin beds, haven’t enough business to war­ been lost or destroyed, and writ­ hot water, breakfast if ueslred, straighten them with exaggerate* rant his staying." ket, 84'OakIand street. , e^/cx O. ,D. Manchester 3-1439 ty, Apply Dewey-Rlchman Qo. chester. xl / care . and then would .return to .p e a * * - G tlTlM G GO, A 6AV CAViT ten application has been made to Wanted AutOB— morhiisgs or evenlnga NORTH aV ^ I C A Van Lines near downtown section. I^ulre • "Oh. I don't l^now about.,that,’ said bank by th i Person In Whose WANTKIJ—p a s s e n g e r s arrlv, Motorcycles 12 Inc. Coast toX^wst moving serv­ ■VVANTED—SHIRT press opera­ 24 Locust street. X' his nap or his circles/ . , my father said, picking up. hla pa name such book was Issued, for Ing in Hartford’ approximately WHE.N YOI*"'HAVE rags. Junk ice. Dial 5187 x ^ x ' ; Garde”—FarmX.I^dr)r "l used to complain a good, deal per. He never; ' liked to face un­ tor. Also one for flat work'lrpner. about him. ‘lie's: crabby," I said, IrtCLP/ \K>: -.- payment of the f mount of deposit 7:45, Caff 2-0636. WANTED—WE NEED used Cars and paper to seTNeemember Win. New Model, 73 Summit street. Producta ^ pleasant facts; represented by said book, or for and pa>v.top prices Cash talks Wanted-^Rooma Board 62' hemently. "And Papa is always "I know^' my mother said. She Oatrinsky. 28 yearsliX^slnesa In “7* nice to him'." l^uance of a duplicate book and We haVe It Stop and get our Manchester. He alwayspays top Painting—PaperlR|r ^ FOR SALE —TOl^TO plants. had gone/through a lot. that sum­ AutomobileK for Sale 4 offer. Cole Motors—A164. WANTED—_ OUTSIDE \palnter. W'a NTEDX-BOARD’ and room for r father Is nice to^TWeiy- mer. arid her patience was getting prices. Phone 5879. Bonnie Best, eariy^ stone pepper discharged war veteran and two one,” rrf>t mother reproved me. h o u s e ' PAINTING. Reas^able. Contract j4>s. Telephone 5433. plants. King and/Bull Nose. Also sorely, tried. “ He's no earthly C O A ^ . ■ 1938 children, boy 6, girl 8. Address But sh^NjiHst have noticed, as 1937 PONTIAC r a n g e b u r n e r s and power ^'02 Hills street or call Hartford early •fcabbage plants. A. Vince; good) anyWay, and Itto coating us 9:i6 Pp Business Services Offered 13 WA.NTED —s a l e s l a d y fbr, Box A, The Herald. I did, that my. father was espe­ Packard- coupe, 19:16 Pontiac burners of all maksA and kinds 8-4260x^ 147 BlrcJ) c tr^ l. mortey to keep him. I'm going to coupe, 1936 DfSpta a'edan, 1936 N-drug and comcstlc counter. 'VVel- cially nice to sir. Cutter.. Every Insist that you send him back.” W a Lt ER SCHULTZ, 82 Coniresii cleaned and adjusteo. 10 year** Chevrolet coach, /1940 Bulck .FOR A GOQ^ PAINT job Inslue dhr: Drug,.’901 Main atreet. E b n SALEI^TOMATO and cab- nqon he took thKpapcr to him, My mpt^M seldom took a real MALE HELP street. Ashes and rubbish remov- experience. Tel 2-1731, .44 Main " , ...... Apart meMfl—Plata and every evening'll sat • with sedan. B runner./ 80 Oakland street. and outside, ^ phone E. Price b a g fu lla n t/ Samuel S Burgeas, 118 .stand. s t r ^ . IPhone 5101. Open 7 a. •' ed. Tel. 2-1588. 2-1003. Center Ten ^miiiits ' 68 him for a time in the offlqe, though .-There was a long, strained Helb IVanted—Male 36 they seldom talked. WANTED to Id p. ift. Also Sunday's. , , WANTED—AJA k in d s ,-f elec­ ASHES a n d r u b b i s h removed. FOR RENT—4 ROOMS. Inquire 'silence. PAINTING AND Paperhanging. TDMATOES^Pritchard, Rutgers, "Mama," Sue said onexday; My father got up and folded ~Z tric wiring and repairing. Any Also light thicklhg. Telephone Canvass ceilings' and wallpSper. WANTED— VICE station at- 123 Spruce ' Street 6 p. m. and Ada's fellow 7” S S iMunsiffitA;! 3966. X Margjobe, Ponderosa; Peppers—' his paper. “I can’t send him Fun OT Part Time. Size Job given prompt attention. John P. Sullivan. Phone 4260. ' tendant, good>.post-war future. after. ' "Of course not." my m o ^ T sn ack." he arid quietly. "I couldn't Call 3975 before 7 p m... ^Apply NirVols-Briptol, Inc., 155 •Worldbeater, Bbllnose, Wonder, X FENDER ANI^ Bl UMBER. ateamfltter, pump me­ Rimy King, hot Cabbage, cauli­ -Bwered. e^ep If 1 made up my mind to It.' Hey, Who Aslted You In? Apply < - OUT s i d e a n d i n s i d e paint- Center street. Telephone 4047 FOR RENT—2 ROOM furnished •'She likes hiro^ anyway,’ Sue went out and closed the ALLEY OOP BODY WORK FLOOR SANDING . chanic. . Carl Nygren, 15 South flower, broccoli, sprobts, lettuce. apartment for couple or 2 glriL street. Tel. 6497. ■ ing .rnd pape'rhanging. Reason­ argued. . . door. baying ana Finishing able estimate., Telephone 2-0106. •anaplanted 30c dozen, 100 for Inquire 291 Spruce street. I YES. I KNOW/ BOr wiTH OUR'SUBJECT^ Colonral Board SOLIMKNE/^ FLAGG ■3. E Je h ieq -P h o n e ”2-0920' Help Wanted—MalV or $1.50, John Zapadka, 168, Wood­ (To. Be continued) PLOWING, HARROWING, lawns This wae-g^etting more and more WITHDRAWN FROM THE TIME ) n c . If No Answer—6.329 land street. Tel. 8474. FOR RENT—OUT IN the country, ,.t)QC VOu Nh ELD. t CAN'T UNDERSTAND Company graded and seeded trees removed. Female - • 4 rooms on second boo.. Bouts apparent to us all. Bhe had .684 Center. St. Tel.-5191 Repairing 23 madp-'nlm a., beaded napkin rlng^ 615 Parker Street Alme , Latulippe, 758 Vernon e l d e r l y Ma n or woman, wan^- STRA'WBERRY, Premiers, aspar- 85, fifth house after Hebron town Social Situations atreet.' Telephone 6077^ l ^ s roots 35 per $lv, 100 per line. Telephone 2-0243. B.nd then, undaunted . by his in­ PIANO TUNED AND mpairing: ed tet do Janitor work In bWee difference, a -sweet-grass bssket MANCHESTER •building after working Hwrs, $2.75'. Delphinium. Canterbury ‘ Tbe situation: Yoi/'Nmd your player piano' speolalty. John Bells, Basket of Gold, Sweet Wil­ for his handKerchlefs.' Cockerham, 28 Bigelow.. street week days and Sunday, Apply "All of liqlike him.", my mother companion have finished ybvjr meal . ^veral 4-Room Singtm, com­ Box A-E, Herald. . / liam and other perenniala, 4 for Wanted to Rent 68 in a restaurant, but - are no Tel. 4319; / ' 85c. For-get-me-nots, deep blue, said, being very careful. plete with fireplace, screens and REAL ESTATE WANTED—Av 3 ROOM apart- ‘1 don’t,” Julia put In, huiry to leave --and there ^re X 50c. a basket, geraniums. John others standing waiting for Stonn wtndowa. Available space WANTED rq BUT — Biagl^ Dogs-r-Bird* - P ^ a 41 m ent on or before Juris 15. TeL. "But Ada shows it,” .Sue per­ \ Zapadka. 168 Woodland street. . 3038. sisted. "She ought not to do that, table. for twr rooms npstalrs. Down '^-Family Hoases — Large asp Tel. 8474. rWr oiilv HutI «»iic la-iiiiy. so we?re tlivitliiig the WTiglil FOR MOTHER'S DAY—Young ought she. Mama.?" Wrong Way: Sit at your table paymci^t 'aS Iqw a s $900,00. Small Farms — la Maneheater, CASH FOR WOUU3 PERSON caUlng hbout 8 as long aa you like, smoking and , l)V .Bolton, Vernon end So. Wlnd- caiiarys, guaranteed slnge^a. FOR SALE— NUI'BER ONE “It Isn't up to us to pass judg­ Reasonable monthly .cost-.^ - Also conditioned remales. Tele­ room house, please ‘ call again. ment,” iriy mother said. "Of talking. • ' ,/T aor. An transactions (UABH). A 6 OR 7-ROOM SINGLE, Green Mt. potatoes: aW Number Phone 2-1280. , . Right Way: Be considerate of / < r , . steam or hoi wqter heat, phone 5467.- / 2 seconds. A. Jarvis, 872 Parker course. If it wore one Of you tho standing and leave your table BY GALBRAITH What have yobt jUnll, Write or s tre e t Tel. 7026. girls. . . . ” ■ as aoon as you have flni.thed yout SIDE GLANCES Skilled Sewing Machine Operators, Trainees, Jaryiv liedlty 'Phone — Manchester 4S42 or fireplace and 1-car garage. FOR SALE—FBDIGREIED OoUle, WANTEff)—5-6-ROOM house as My cheeks warmed. I sliOWed ^-1107 (Any 'nmet. 11 month! oldy^eglstered A. K. C. soon as possible for perma- how I liked Benjamin. I .showed- meal. PHONES 4112 OR 7275 What Have You To OffeT? STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Prem­ •nerit resident References fumtoh- X' y Inspectors and Women for Important Floor 61 Drive F, Silver Lane Homes. iers, true to name. Heairy bear­ It aU_the'linie. But Benjamin— BY MERRILL BLC»aiE|( Days and Sundays _ e be afraio'.csf.a mtee / I coulomt and cocks for liberation. Avail' more. He was growing very I useo X> Sing FILL THE BALtaow. ^ Our war production contracts call for women. avIio GRAZIADIO Honses for Sale t s Urbarva ..city clerk's office Is con­ WITHOUTWITHOUT Sha king/- .B U T vVm'e n '.x oiSCOveRED that' 1 reallV PROOPV— ITS gonna .■ y' • . - able Siqy 20th. PheasanTegga for Hoasehold Goods glum. Once he Mad done i his HAD A voice, MV’ fTAgrtAgS ' v a 'n is ' h e o < A QUAVeWNG- » L - ,, cerned. ^ s s M. Holmes b«gan-her sen © , BUT NOT NOw!| e m p t y it.' can qualify. Real Estate and Insurance hatchlAg.hatching Gilead Game Farm, FOR SALE— MODERN Ultes- pumping after supper while Ada G ile ^ 2 FOR SALE—PACKARD vacuum was washing the dishes, and they 16th year as city clerk since her sAv voice s sm o 109 Henry St. TcU 5278 2492-W4; WinimanUc. family house, centrally located, appointment In 1930 to succeed ENOUGH All hiring done in accordance with Area stabiliza­ FteacLJlerald Advs* cleaner, like new with attach­ 73 Chestnut street; one' apart­ had had a great time plaguing r FOR SALE ments, $C5. 2 Empire side chairs, each other. her father. C. W. Holmes. Her fa­ FILLTHIS , ment vacant at present Dial 6593. ther held the ppat 53 years. cmolroom! tion plan. . 3-Rnom Furnished Sum­ Live Stock-^Vehicles 42 $15. Address P. Ov Box 784, Man­ "You're slower than cold mo­ mer Cottage in the Coun­ chester, Conn. •' .. FOR 8ALE1—] ROOMxsingls lasses." Ada would taunt. HORSE AND HAY for sale. Tele house, 3 1-2 fiira old, oil h e a L . "Slow, am I?’' He would go 6 GRASS RUGS at 83.00 eacTi.^1 y ypp!> in Persdn o^-Telephone try. Electricity and .run­ TURNBULL BOAIW GERARD STREET— ' phone 4609. B ^irab le tlon. Tel. 2-1925. faster and faster, his big muscles ning watert Can be made Five-Room Single; air con­ 7-Rooro Single, all modem 8’3"xl0'6” wool rug: wardrobes; bulging. “A/8low-pok(^ am I?” year around. ditioned, oil beaL^arge lot, all convenienoea, large lot, 8r»- . FOR SALE—SADDLE horses and 1 kltcheh\uUllty cabinet. $7; wal­ 3 GOdD;Y e a r around homes la His face ■ would get 'red and hlS FUN^'^SCIENCE ronyeiitences. / P r i c e fRdOO. place, 2-car garage, nice loca-/ ponies. Also new and used horse nut end tkhle, $ 7 maple ..club Coventfy, ' all^ Improvements, breath come hard, Sometimes he Cottages at BpHon Lake. Terrhs-An^tced. tion. Price $9,500. Down and pony saddles and bridles. 22 chair, $12; 2^^gswell chairs, $14 $3,800 to $5,200. Ooyentry lA ks wouldn’t atop imill the water it:s th' SAMf! Independent Cloak^o. Seasonable and year Paym ent $8,000. / Depot streeL. Buckland. each; bed davmport $15; floor cottages, $1,200 and >>P> Small came bubbling frottj the overflow OFT C ^ ^ R STREET^ lamps $2, to $5; beautiful kitchen xand large farms. $6,000 and'up. in the sirik. After that he would around. Water front. 4- RObm Single, hot air heaL RBX5ISTERED Guernsey cow, 3rd cabinet $16; amaB, secrets^ John S, Bissell, Cross streeL sit down . Oh the stairs, blocking T »«''»«<; »• » ■ J~'F- Pine and Pleasant Streets ADJACENT TOWNS ' calf In July, Holstein heifer, due -her way when she started up. * 3-Family Flat, 5 ^ m s P0 chairs; steel bed With Simmons would ask, seizing her wrists. "I SS NawtiMivrM RED RYDER WILLIAM STREET— each flat, large po: steam spring and mattress. $10; maple Wanted—Real Estafs 77 don’t hear very tonight.” Wh6n you push p Mpek of YOU'RE iSoi Ilrilfi’ ' 2-Family Flat. 4 rooms heaL all convenjem bicind- I -But Ada had no time for. him r DUCHE5S MELLfl-0U;H£6&.' /.HOWBf, e05)O<^ 125-Acre Farm in Cov­ buffet. $16.50; electric Sessions wood across a loblo lop, iho | 1 'n A5 J u61 lEUlN' ------" '.1 A T down, 8 rooms up, steam heat, Ing garage, am t e garden Poultry and SuppUea 48' WANTED TO BUY 6 room moS now. Every spare minut,e Went I curnN" IN HEAR lOU’RC. entry. Large dairj^arn mantle clock,' $91 2 electric flat­ (fiction bolwoon block ond to- RED HOVO V 2 garages, on bus line, 'one space. Price $6,1 Term s ern house in Manenester . Greea in making things for Mr. .Cutter 1 BUSHNESS-' I . LASDSUre eOOnED DEMAND FOR our Baby Chicks irons—1 a t ^ 5 0 and 1 a t $5.50 section, with extra land prefer­ or Just sitting on the steps out­ bk''is..tho principal forco to and Coops to keep^ 1,000 .apartment available for ocen- Arranged.' (6 monthsguarantee). Attractive FREeHTisV Male or Female ^hickens. pnney. Price $8,500. Down continues- unabated. Many farm­ red. Phone 815'(. side the office. \ overconio. K jh o block is roc- ers have placed successive .orders table lamps, $1.50 to $4.50; day- Payment $2,000.' COVENTRY LAKE— Benjamin begqn to do hla longulor, ony (oca is lorgor If you wan(^ to sell your for May, June and July chicks. It beds, $330 to $7. Stands, end pumping in the morning.X He HELP WANTED I^ FAIRVIEW STREET— 8 and 4-ltoom Cottages. to difficult to fill last minute tablek, magazine racks, baby didn’t have a .thing to say to qlr. than ony odgo or day. ond. property ;4ist it with our 7-Room Single, large Uving Electric Ugbts, rnnalng water orders, but we do promise de­ bassinette, $5; maple dropslde Daytime Frock Cutter. If there was a roessag Will thoro bo loss (riction i( a g e n c :^ .^ •crib and m attress, $10.50: > oak f u l l tim e — 5 DAY W'EEK room with Oreplaee, glasked-ln and flush, toilet. Prim range— livery on all those ordered several that had to go to the office, h tho block stonds on o small in —porch, all coBvenlences, $1,700 to $2300. Small down weeks in advance. Our chicks live- dining Uble, buffeL library table, sent It by Bosl^ Day after day ond rolhor than on its brood garage, large lot, beantl fully pasrmfnL balance on monthly exceptionally well, grow rapidly $20; pedestal ash trays; boy's he would driyq out alone In • CO? Th# onsvjfOlr'Js no diffor- P SUPER MARKET ^tuoft J. Wasley landscaped, nice location, near basis. and produce both meat and.,^gs. bicycle,, $15; ox yokes. A limited carriage, npfXsven seeing me wait, Tho firktiori Is dofor- H Real Estate and Insarainoe has line. Price $10,200. T enns Phone evenings for open.^atek— supply of fancy linen; lawn mow­ ing—hop4p|/on the steps. * • by tho woight of tho State Theater Building Arranged. N0R1;H COVENTRY- Manchester 8626,; F r^ MUler’a er. On sale at Old Mill, South F -r 717 Malh- Street At Bissell Street i On onid Ihoro is moro Telephone 6648 - 7146 Poultry Farm, Covgritry. Goventry, next to Tioga Yarn Oo. Mrs. GuptlU kept/( her eye HIGH s t r e e t — 28-Acre Farm, approxi­ (rktioi^ROr sqiiarp inch, but flsn’l his (oiill lu- broke liis Ttnji' Hr writililn't hnvo mately 10 acres tillable. 80-80 Saturday 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sun­ on everything Mr. ■ (Gutter did. /- 7-Room Single, steam heat, day 10 a, nq. to 3 p. m. it to do 0 trapeze acl in the old ti*ee |f tlial silly jos. Price $8300. \ ^ 1 , 500 Dow^ 8-room house,, 1-car gamge, Roman Sandals Just that he was lazy, she said. down the street hadn't been e^jging htm on!** Paj'Tnent. bam '(wd gralnery. ' Poultry FOR SALE—8 ROOMS at furni­ He was waaleful, too. He left the • - Ronsea for 2,000 birds, ture. Telephone. 8777. office inkwell open. At nleals he WASH TURBS Now He Knows BY LESLIE TURNER OLENWOOD. STR El equipped with lights and run­ reordered, then neglected to cleto 'ItJONERVlLLE FOLf BY FONTAINE FOX DO YOU WANT 5- Room Single, enbmAall on ning . water, sn^mer shelters FOR SALE — COMBINATION his plate. -Moreover, he was using SVSNTHO HMM „.(T A yOOR SUNSET , too much kerosene. Every mqrn- TMlnsl jMyOlWM ABEuABPriiS SOTH V*RE one Hoor, alL fonvenlene snd broader staves. This »rm cos! arid jgss Glehwood range, SACK H417$. fRAMSj.TAWE DM TAKEN f r o m BAPPVPIPNT ASAMATTEB CABBAGES* THAT-lS A COP The Wars Arie" Not Ovei^Yft! TO SfLL?. large lot, g*r^ge In basement, OFFACr.McKR, <3s. 5 and 5 Duplex or Flat \ Price $6,000: *Krms Arranged. Brick Dwelling, modem Wteb- 713 Main street. are fighting in Europe'but also to the mCn who 6 and 6 Duplex' or Flat > eni full .bath. On bus line, WELCOME PLACE— FRIGIDAIRE 6, cream are fighting in the Pacific. In fairness to them 6-Room Single with FiSUT 0URK.E.GO MUCI4 A S X X'M.CONMNf .0ACK. 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Bathing suits, water re­ 39-inch .JnateriM; 1 1-4 yards ma­ They are crocheted In scarlet pellent Jackets, sport shirts, 100 chine tnade ruflUng. cotton yarn, t Use any Other color per cent wool sweaters fpr the For this pattern, aend 90 cents, you prefer If you are matching whole iCamlly. M anchester Knll- in coins, your name, addreas, Slaa house -Blacks or shorts. Sole is irig tefito. Of m dsUy. 9 a. m. to 9 desired, and the pattern number thick, comfortable and has a dou­ p. m. ' to Sue BunietL The Manchester ble wedged heeL Dandy for sum­ Evening Herald, 1160 Sixth Avan- mer. To obtain completa cfoMieUng 'ue, N -Y . 19. N. Y. ' Instructions for this Roman san­ r e a l ESTATE LISTINGS Ready now—the Spring ' Iseue U, S. Cnfm FSwa dals (pattern No. ' 5868) sizes of Fashion. Ju st 15 cents. A Vice Admiral 'Thomas. Kinkaid. . Of AO Types Wasted! completa guide in planning ward­ snuUL medium and large included, Oaafe A*****'**'*' 7th Fleet Command. grieULL Oan. aend 15 cants in coin, plus 1 cent robe needa for all the family. Walter Krueger. CBv 6th Army, 0 \ / E R ^ poetage, your name, address and JARVIS REAI-TY 00. aboard riilp that War Bonds helped HEBlTKIlON I ■ for - LIngayen Gulf NrNaiitlit SyaAkala h*. the pattern number to Arine Cabot Ofliee t i lt • Berideare 7278 to condition THE *LETPOWN(* ^ QUICKLV* The M anchester Herald. 1150 Sixth WMfctosjra aad S to d a y s -battles.' V. S. Trttnty Dtf'Omtnt ITSItoDABM avenue. New Y ork 19, N. Y. Reud ilwidfl Ady«* , * ■- ^ ‘ ''■ft. .^-fr- r. WBKKVO '.■5 ? , .r- :-.,- V a . • • N e- BATCJRDAT, MAi; A M4S N, : • Manchester livening Herald ‘i X - ' ■ ■ t ^ -t S. aa— — — ' > 'X ' across the street-in the police narjf for granddaughter and \ ilding—the proper place for a somewhere in the . Wilds ' of the Wina'Citalion M akeJ^ eady t, x ; . . X '" own school? On thia particular west side there was a aparrow all ' '■.'-X ' H^ard Along Main Stre0t achombardo, who sent it to couYd'have.beeh'used. In,the Muni­ X cipal bhUding It Was necessary to art work. ' '''' J ^ Final Rehearsal for Bee­ Sunday, M: " avy '^ X a ,x' t ^rSO o’clock,Ic. I t were interviewed this week,, wp'^ him from 'Germany, he didn't ■ What We would like know la BINGa - N . .. npo)ortant uiij^ every member arc told, by a representative of | know what to do with it. You ose a chafr. in lleuwia witness this; 'If'she had kept tnlKpainted thovens Tomorrow; 'X"'/ X a tte n d the National Opinlcm - Reseatxh | probably- read in The.. Herald the aparrow how would she 'xh.a''* X "V Center of the University oi Den- other day that Hublard had r^- !]4^tunately the toning'"he|dring taught it to sing ? 'x/ Singers* Reunion^ ■nie d e> ^ team of the Pythian didn’L^Iut long. Otherwise^ ver, on their ideas o,n a lot of eelved the Hitler headf. Pvt Lorn- je r ahd^ TONIGHT . X aiatern^trUl haVe a re h e a m l in different tUngs. . A woman in- | bardo had promised to send Hit- gripes ^>Wild have beeiM^iiger ^ Those who iise the ’parking area The final rehearsal will be Odd/Fellows haX Sunday after- tecviewer armed with a stack bf i ler's head hdffie to his father-ln- louder thifp this. /' aVthe hospital on legitimate busi- tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock in* npbn at 2 o'clock. All members ot ato^'<]ue8tipns^Asked confidential : law. 'Then, aiong came this metal Several heard/to 'renjark neaSr. such as iemplovees, doctors, the High School hall, by. the /the team are ‘ urged to report opinions onthe war's effects, j plaque that had evidently been that probably'^thls was Just anoth-. auppl^-'Salesmen. anxl so oh were Reethoven Glee Club, for Ita 20th ORANGE HAIX1 J/- V. promptly. whether t^ierc jvould bn I enotber removed from 'a wall somewhere er w-ay of trying, to/shoW the need Surprised tp see this week at one anni\ertaryM!oncert In the same ^arar aoon'And how noon, how gbod in. Germany. , * for a new police d^artm ent build­ of the stallS'/This Space Reser\'ed hall on' Monday evening at 8 X Sunset Council, Degree of Poca­ a Jhb^e vorloue branohee of the ‘ f Now Joe Was faced with quite ing. Evidently W* Jdea of a new for Supt, W. P.^ Slover" and it has o’clock. Advance sale of tickets X hontas, will meet at the 'Zipeaf police/ building"^ U aW thlng but started iome conjecture among' in^toatea that a large group of BIG PRiZE^:^ \ Mtvltt had dope and eo on. a problem. He couldn't j>ut it up music lovers will be In attendance Clubhouse,. Monday evening '-nt Buain,essihen were, asked ques­ in his'home. Anyone who.saw it popular in tqWn. Most of those we those who Have to park there. The TiSO akarp* dedaiva vote wtU hear 'are agreed that thelr^s noth­ parking ptobl^m.^ is rather acdte to hear this concert which will be tions aimed at the effeqts of the might hot wait 'oi' an explanation. dedicated to-all men in the aer- ' be taken on changing the beneflta war'and ^^t;ious bramches on their He.^ didn’t waint to tack it up out ing particularly wrong with the there as it is atniost anywhere Admission 25c of the Council. This is hhport^ present jbiiilding th a t a faw aitera- that’a J)uay theae oay*. They’re vlcea. ■ \ particular lines. The idea Is th ^ in the er-er-garage. Someone Preaent membetehip of the club to every member and a , at­ these replies are tabulated aM might think be was just hiding it. tlona ciin’t adjuat. wondering whether rau6n, ia going \ \ X tendance la hoped for. A/publlc to be applied to packing Sppee will be -augmented by several for­ thb research center i* supposed to None of his friends would take it. mer menYbere who have been, re­ setback party will follow'At 8:30, be able to get an accurate^ trend some of the local members pf the hoapital. P e^ps, eventually, N with prises for the wliineie. The .He was afraid if hs burled it some th4 Elks fraternity who were in the parking ataha will be allotted hearsing with the club for the,pkat '■ x v - x ; of opinion , in the hatlo^''^ dog would dig it up artd a misun­ several rehearaala. With 'tWa - X ways and means committee will > Some people give the interview­ Southington a couple of weeks ago ah^’^there wpif'^t.be any jockeying A REMINDER* derstanding neighbor' would brand fo r plac^xto your car ao you spirit of cooperation on their paH. X be 111 diarge. A dtavrlng win be er time for auc^ 'question^ but brought back an amusing thing 'a put Sergt- Jodali Cobra held on tickets out fbr the wool Hublard as a Nasi'. ■ they saw down there. You see a can go to work,- acme have been the. Beethoven Club haa continued X.; When Yoa Need MdM X \ others turn the/iwld shoulder be­ its activity In. presenting, male blanket, silk umbrella and coffee Finally Joe hit upon a good idea. new lodge was being Instituted in heard to remark. Juda^'^henj aon of Mr. and cause they hs'i'e no faith or'^^n- He called ip his friend. Captain that town. The Whole town cele­ chorus ringing, at a time when m aker. fidence in - the surveys. HVer Mrs. Aaron'^Cohen, of 90 Seaman many other choral groups of tliia '\' Chet Plrie, hero of Belleau Woods, brated the event., There was a ,Rainy daya bring out the INSURAf^CE since the"famous Uterary DlgePt Sturbridge and a Bolton fife, and cirele, and who nj.tart Atpiory. - He suggested that the noticed the following sign in a thia week. And,' you guessed it— 28th Infantry In- Gerqiany, haa he conducted by Fred E. Werner, Street adiOol are: President, David maqy people are skeptical of poHs. wTTqahaa 'aeryed in this capacity Donovan; vice president, Carol H itler head be-put up in the rifle dr\ig ttore door: ."Closed! This with "the number of rainy days we X' straw votes and surveys. range Jor the Statl Guardsmen to store will be closed the rest of. the bee,n promoted to the rank of Ser­ for the past several-years. It was CALL'X /^' Bobyk; aeeretaiy, Karl Mlkoloski; Those people who^o" answer the have had, the number of drunks geant and cited, his parenta^'iiave thtough Mr. Werner’a efforts that treasurer, Mary Hobbe. take shots, at. And thete It is. or day. Got to join the Elks.” on the main"stem has almoaf out­ questions often do so>i^ithout care­ rather .whli w hat is left of It. The been informed. He waa wounded'ln^ the concert thia year will truly,, be ful thought. Ihelr answers are numbered the bSby carriageif on In the form of a reunion of sing­ A LEX A N D Ekx Guardsmen^shota were never so attentioh has been called to a balmy apring day. . action on Dec. 16, 1944, and re­ given hurriedly and ofteaaf* ensp well aimed as the other night ers In the Beethoven Club. judgment rather than eqnStdered a stdry-^ In the current issue of Well, we got tha answer to It ceived the Purple Heart medal. Doris Roy, lyric soprano, will be JARVIS when that Hitler head waa their Coronet fttsgazine. The story was from one of the h.ain stem’s most Me entered service oh April 9, opinion. 86:—what's the use? target.'. the guest soloist for this concert. 98 ALEXANDER STREET W. Fresh Salted Nuts submitted by'Erik W. Modean. popular bartenders. He said, “You 1941.. His parents are both cm'; Well known in Manchester, hav­ And so Joe fourtd^ a xood. and former staff mehiber at The ployed . here by the Independent Weekdays and Rnndays Iweal AgsMw ter The lonriy and uninhabited^ see, if a like this. A lot of. the ing appeared on many local musi­ D eitelel^ Brand proper solution of what to do with Hertld. now with the ' KeJ'glous drinking fellows around, this town Cloak Cdinpany on war work. cal events, she made her debut in Oaiee 4llf ' ReakteaeS'Wa hlghwaya and bywaya of Manchei- aX|iitler souvenir. Apd-.v/e, think ...... '..,.1 .- .....- . > y . I News Service in New York'City. work oh tobacco, on Uw streets,' \ Sergeant Oohen'a citation reads H artford in 1042 when xhe appear­ .-X \ Arthiu' Dnig Stores ter are literaily etrewn with rub- Pvt /Lombardo will appr'oye. The story ninS as follows (as clip­ /' Stf Mate St TM, 88M blah aome people are too lazy to ofr general outdoor wotk. 'When , a follows: ed in .the auditorium of the Julius ■ \ ped from Coronet) — rainy'days Comes they are out of ‘During the recent operations Hartt School of Music In a concert take to the town' dump which la The si tags, of policeinen' ivaa "For Hla Name'e Saka pro^am- Since then she has given Open .24 houra a day,. One auch "His ego a bit inflated by his work' So. tfifey j^rotieed to .drink up Involving the crossing of the Roer X quite notii .ble in tha businte* what they can spend.' So qn rainy river and a speedy advance o'f 33 concerts in New York state, Mas- atreet, becauae of Ita central yet district yesterday morning. Two high office, a certain biahop in sachuaetta, aa well as thia state. .y apparently laolated. location, geta New York State adopted the days there are more drupks.’’ ,. miles to the Rhine river you oper­ sergeants, John McGlinn and . That aounded logical to M-ntml ated the -Battalion Observation Her solos on Monday night's pro­ CEDAR moat of thia caat off atuff, It ii Michael faiurch of England’s practice of gram should add considerable to ASHES and RUBBISH Fitzgerald, were r-on using only the baptismal-name as wa got talking with a police om^i- ^ost, observing enemy activity X. Broad atreet. Long ' jtretchea on patrol duty with fiary a regular, aitd/4,irectlng artillery fire In a this musical event of the. Beetho­ ,:s Broad atreet are without houaea iUghatura. To the irritation of his cer on-ihe subject. I^e said, “ Well, POLES REMOVED patrolm an to be .aeetv anywhere.' if a like this. On a rainy day most njoat supertor manner. You per­ ven Glee Club. and the atreet rune cloae to the fellow divines, he signed all his dothei Poles Fence Posts Getting men for police\work full letters apd documents 'William of Yblka stay home. There Isn't the formed th ^-^ duties faithfully, TBLBPHONB SMS main reeidential aectlona of the time is practically imposaible 'Ashes Removed town. Albany.’ usual erowd of downtown ahop- worklhg long hourft4mder hazard­ right now. The police depaHment pers. As a result-the drunks seem ous and trylng.condltiftns. TIEIE IS Driveways Repaired . GAVELLO « B. SCHULZ Town emplojcee-hi charge of "Another n*e«?hig him X ' ■ la almost as bad off as the Army on the street ope day, pretended to to be In greater . proportion be­ ’’The outstanding work yoiL'pcf- .cleaning up the atreeU aay that at. the beginning -ot the w ar— moat of thia rubblah ia toaaed have forgotten his name, 'Oh, yes,’ cause they don't know enough to formed as Observer' is especially F« Fiftgerald nearly all officers and few men. he said at last, 'yoji are William of stay In out of the rain." - noteworthy. Such untiring effort 'TELEPHONE 2-1417 X/' akmg.the roadaide after dark. And 'X X. ' they Inaiat that it cornea ftbm Albany,’ Then he added, 'By the There, art two explanations of and devotion, to duty ia a credit to ■ X /" X- Ont' of the local constables had way, I am exerting ihy influence to why you see more drunks on a this battalion. ” . III rilVICY ASHES REMOVED >£R AND houaea in the newer reaidential an appointment in front of the aectlona. Juat how they figure thia have you transferred'-jo Western rainy day. You may lake your "Aa a result your battallcrn \' WORK bank the other day. His client wak New York.' \ choice—or perhapa, ybu have an reached and took ail objectives modern hiner^home. x . .X out we don’t know, but jthey claim late in arriving and the constable " ‘You can't do that,' spluttered XjT-" X there la evidence of it Perhapa the explanation of your own. assigned and. haa been most fa­ .IMENE^ FLAGG fell asleep in his car while wait- William of Albany. 'Yod have no vorably acclaimed. ■Sir newer aectlona don't have faeiji- Ihg. His hands-were folded «Cross Jurisdiction over me.' \ ./O INC.N Uea for aoUecUng rubbieh until a One of our keener readers who < Louis J. Dtighl, Major, •84 Oeate>^t. N^ei, 510t his chest in auch a way that It '■' ‘I know,’ said the other, tiut followa the "About Town” cbj/ -• Commanding.” 4IOSPITAL elaan-up when the town truclu suggested tO' passeraby the posi­ I ’m sure you will be _far. happitir taka all aucti material to the town u m n r closely calls in to ask^ /lf ,a E X PENSE IS xNO X tion of a corpse In f casket. One there. Tour episcopal residence Iqcal Girl Seput troop is ^oing ras.'t asTfc S' «s>i;nt'.n(!a:«ii dump. will be at Buffalo, and you can greet you with -^'Dr. Livingston, I passerby thought he’d carry out on. a "hike” Why do, they have to presum e?” LONGER A 0RA1N \ Whatever and whoever the the impression. He hurried- down then call, yourself Buffalo Bill.’ eauae there ahould be aoihe way of —Erik W. Modean.' call\a certain number .tor "trane- to Chappie Pentland's florist shop, portStJon." ' ' Some of tfie boys'in the office ON THE "Putting an end to.it. Ith a heck got some fern, a flower and a The Herald editorial room work­ of ■''A contradiction to have our ers have maintained right along who fancy themselves gardeners FAMILV INCOME! GET A NEW piece of ribbon. Thia he gently One oOuId cloae ,hia eyes In the have been talking recently about slogah-^A City of Vinage Charm" placed as a bouquet on the con­ that they used to furnish Modean arid ourvetretchea of eeuntryeide with most of the' stuff he wouid lobby of the poei office the other the "growing”, -weather. To our 3c For Day and Up HY - POWEft Jittered with rubblah. stable's bosom. Others gathered morning and. almost imagine he mind, the past couple of weeks hak around and cit a laugh out of the subsequently sell to other news­ VINCENT will Pay tor X-raya • Roora aad ■ ' .^ d while 'uw'ra diabuaslng rub- papers and, magazines. He listened we're standing In the midst of an been "groaning" weathe ■■ Boaid''- OperatiBg Room * Aoi- QUIET scene,-but the constable awoke be­ African jungle. The wet raincoats .—A Non. biao'^U^ve y o u ' ever noticed the fore they could get a picture of to his felldw staff, memhers con' hoRmee > Anaetraate * Medl- public dump that la gradually Coct'the stories. 'Then he would of the patrons gave off the- odor MARGIN rnnes and Labaratory. ^ him. MUFFLER taking on the Brookfield piece their.'ideas .and wisecracks of 3ie Jungle swamps. The fresh P L uteN (: ft HEATING Mea, Womea aad Chlldrra atreet aide of'thf Old Golf LoteT together into a story and sell them ly applied perfumes and powders from Mrtb to ,78 yrare af ago, ’S7-M0 Buick ...... M.00 Death and taxei'are aaid to be at a price. Smart, these Eriks.. bf the early morning lady patrons 7.76 Tin Cana, bottles and all 'fttede of the euresf things on earth, but DON WILLIS All Kind^ Bf New i*S9-M0 Cadillac...... rubblah are being thrawk tetq the lent the aroma of aweet Jungld a n d R ^ i r c o m e s 5.50 We'll w ager they do more talking ferns »nd flowers The cheepinR of ALLEN *20- ^ Chevrolet .... epot which Ja new town-iniiqMtiy. If you chance to see a -sparrow­ GARAGE W ater Pumps Repalred^^ V "x. Moet of it ia ddne under about taxes, yet do less about it. the biddy chicks being sliipped In­ '3.V36 Chgvrolet .... 5.75 Get a group together on a Main like bird around your- home these ’37-’S9 Chevrolet .... S.85 darkness, but an early riser te days that looks aa though it had to town gave the effect of hun-. Complete Auto Service . and New Ones Ipstaileo HITCHCOCK / . :t curbllne any time and It’s dreds of bli^s. And in the dis­ An Usea'of/ ______that section tells us that he i bet that they are talking failed in a pail of paint, here's tl^ 18 Main SL TeL 8085 ’38-’41 Chryaief ...... 5.50 a town Employee carrying a 1 reason why: tance the Steady bong-bongrbong 69 StaiJrweather Street X 988 MAUr STRERfE *38-'41 DcSoto ...i*. 5.50 aboutNtse of public funds. ., And A little girl. over on the/west of the stamp cancelling hammer '"-^ehtphone 4848 X im . itifi . ket filled w ith rubbish to this they'll ^xgriplng about taxes al M9-*41 Dodge ...... 5.50 place which is part of the park side of town' wanted' a cankry for sounded strangely like the Jungle ways go! _ . her birthday. Granibm ^arranged tribe tom-toroS.’Why, you almost AUCE OOFRAN •36-’41 Pond ...... 2.50 that ia to be a Memorial to our Yet what dbNthey do about tax­ .World War 2 veterans. to buy a danary for,,/ ner grand­ expected aqmeone to step up and (Known, Aa-4|aeen Alice) ’34**36 Hodsoh ...... 5.00 es. Little pr nbthing^ Just the daughter. Well, mrkndma’s inten­ Seventh Daughter at a Seveatb Son ’.32-’42 Oldsmebile . .. 5.75 ' 4-nother report from ^e Old other night the South Mahobester OoK'I^te tells us ' that someone tions were all vei7 good, but the . Bora With m Veil It isV'th great joy-w^erald the^ming of Peace to Europe. rejoi^ ’38-’41 Packard ..;.. 4.08 Fire dislHct levied aHwo^mi}I tax canary p ass^ out on her the day Readings Dallyi Inrladlng ..Skaday. has bMV removing valuable, sOd on all properties in iUNjistrlCt., a *36-’41 Plymouth .... 5.00 and topsoil--^from one section of before the'^lttle' girl’s birthday. 9 A. M. tb'9 P. M. Or By'Appoint- good proportion of the\whote' Grandma" was frantic. She had inent. In' the Servlea of the Peo­ •34-*41 Pontiac ...... 5.75 the future pai1c.'. A truck has been town. Yet only 16 were pterant LECLERC seen going into the lots iuid load­ prp^SM a canary to the -^rl and ple tor 80 Veara,. ’37-*41 Studebakcr..; 5.75 at the meeting to act uppn Jhe it .waa-tragic that the bird she had ^ FUNERAL HOME S P IR m iA il MEDIUM with those who have loiig^ need march pgainst the ing up with the fine, rich loam laying of that tax. As a matteHiriirchasied decided to give up life that lies in one flat arck.x!ne first 23 Main Street 109 Chnrcli S trtat Hartford, Coaa. ■x' of fact the meeting -----waa heldI —up ao near the lAtte girl’s birthday. Fbora a-2024 TAIL-PIPES gripo .about this came frW . boys a short time in order to get/tbe'th e Grandma told .her tragic atoiy Phone 5269 who play ball in the tots. T}» legal quorum of 15 Into thalball. to a friend. The friend said, "WelL 'S3-’34 Chevrolet ....$1.40 truck has taken the sod and loaih enem^ in that theat^f of warX^^JtJ^nly fit^hg ihial w^emper pur *35 Chevndet 1.65 A ci^wd of 250 .wtUJgb to the I think 'I^ can help you. out.” She from one of the spots used .as a High school hall to yote for . Sun­ told of a nert of sparr6wa.^at her Quality Garden Fertilizer *S5-*M Master •••••• 2.16 ball diaJMBd. Then we heard from day TOyrllng, but tf ' there whre to house—why not suhstitute One of *36 Staatod 1.95 reSldenta. that they had seen a be a meeting for the coiisidera. them? The little' girl would be CARPENTER WORK $2.25 per 100 poOnds truck going into the iota and coin­ pleased. joy with lhe;^ealization that this war is pjdy^ltolf won. . ’S7-*40 Chevrolet 2.25 tion and. api^val of- a town bud . At the Farm. \ *41 ^evrolet 2.55 ing out filled with SOIL It was un­ get—with/-no'''artworks on the Grandma grkaped at this way AND REPAIRS MONDAY, MAa^ 7 marked and no one seems to know bill—you couldn’t xget half that out She got one of-Ihe baby spar­ ’39-’42 Plymouth 2.15 who was taking .. the soil away. rows and ttien set about painting FRANK V. WILLIAMS number to attend. "But the tax­ the wings'of the little sparrow so R.4QHAMBERS 1882 Tolland Tide. Bocklaad Maybe it wasia town truck, but payers will continue to gripe and IN NORTHEASrsICyipN CuU Your Dealer Now 'we don't think so. that U would like a canary. She Tel. 2 ^ 7 7 2 also continue ' to ' do nothing did •' pretty good Job of It too. We'^ll know that many of our bbys must still fi^iLaJ^ die for Ii about it. All Streets Egst of Main Street, From the Center North BRUNNER^ When Joe Hublard got a wall She was really proud of her abil- HW to paint a aparrow to look like and North of East Center Street, Including the Oaldand Si Oaktead 81 Pboaa Sift plaque in the ahape of a head of A member of the Sbroptitnist Hitler from his son-in-law',’ Pvt. a xSoar]^ Street Area. '/\ ^ COOK’S Club showed a publicity handbook TTieit'She phoned to the little th at the- American Federation o f girlH daddj^ "Bring down the SERVICE STATION Soroptimiats puta out for the-i youngster,” aha said, ‘Tve got a w • ,With this uppermost in mind all places c^ worship inA^anchester 888 East Middle Taraplke s-stahee of new publicity ..chair­ bird of a bird fbcjier." KNOI ALL TeL 8996 men. One thing catchea our' eye, Then rile turnedx^arotmd. She 1» • --i and we pSsa it on to publicity HOLLYWOOD had forgotten to shut'tlM door to B R ip ^ H E R S FILMS chairmen of other organizations. the birdcage and the Spsirttair cam­ ^ A K E S SEE JARVIS WREN PLANNING x^e holdmg continuous Services ttxlayi _Ypu are urged tb attend and SERVICE STATION DEVELOPED AND I t reads;- ouflaged aa a canary had flown Ge^CTa] Contractor 848 E ast Center St: TeL 8987 *Be Friendly. Some chib report the coop. Well, there waa no PRINTED era think it la their duty to tell the RADIOS Jobbing and YOUR POST-WAR HC^E! ♦ • 6 JACK’S 24-HOUR SERVJCE! city editor What t^ rin t. Does he BOUSES NOW AVAILABLE IN HANCOESTEH! .. SERVICE STATION ten you how to nm your business ? -G«^eral Repairing Repaired X. thank'Cod that no more of our youths need die in No, you know/inore about it than BockvUle Road Tet 14S-U f Film Deposit Box , YOUR . he. By Uto-Same token, he knows ;(ball43B6 To Settle An Estate--*^ TIFF WOODLAND S T ^ , At iStore Entrance. Inore abmit his business than you, SNAPSHOTS X Reasonably T-Ropm Single. Oil Iteat, ’air SAM AND-T6 m*S arid the same thing goes for hia Befor^6J?. M. . 6-FAMILY BR1CK< pray that hostilities may^sCK^ end in; Asia. SERVICE STATION Finished At Short'Notictt Indlrtdual ateam heat each bondltloiitiig. L ot 86x180.' EX'-, / atair.' Be polite always; it pays. I Tubes^, Tested apartment aad 2-family flat, tra large 2-car garage. Prop­ 418 Mala S treet Tei. 8970 ..Storriiing into hia office because a *oU baraer hedt. Ahm six g»- erty aboluLS years old. Can be ?■ KEMP'S story .dld'riot come otit is a ture - EXITE STU D ia Large Stoi^ -ragea. Oak Straet, near Mate . seen, by appolntriient only. '/• •X JOE’S OARAGE way~of spoiling a ,friendship." Street. Very good Inveat- tft McKee 8tre|rt TeL 8128. We would Just like to add some­ , FOR SALE fnent.. ^ .j- The Merchants of ManchwYef bring you this p |^ sincere niessage. thing—After you have furnished Parla PEARL STREET— X I DON WUJ.IS GARAGE k paper with reams of advance |(l-Room Single. Latest Im- ■J . 18 Btela stre e t Tel. 8088 SO. MAIN STREET-^ publicity, why not .arrange to at- -OR EXCHANGE I04Rom Hooec. ^ Oral hraL \ Members cft tbe Zoning Board aa 889-841 Opea stairway. Larga-tot. better day's work ’that we rnay soon bring Peace to the eptire \Vorld» 8 Mapte stre e t TeL 8987 neae are crltteal tliaea and am REAL MAIN S » (Ml heat. Large lot folly realize tUs fact. How­ welj aa those planning to attend William Konehl WARREN ft JARVIS ever, we firmly believe that the hearing scheduled for last Open Thursday Until F P. M' MAIN STREET, WHITNEY ROAD^ GARAGE ’ proper bonstng Is aa American Tuesday night at the Municipal General Contraetnr building were' incensed when they Closed Saturday At 5:30 P. M. MANCHESTER— 4-Room Single aith avail­ X 1988 TeUaad Tpka., Baektead heritage and we atend ready ESTATE 519 Center SL TeL 7773 g-Famlly Hooar. let door • able space tor two addmsaal |TW. 8888. ^ and willing to place the expe­ had to be crowded into the Pro­ roonu aad treplaect 2nd Baor rooma ' Send air condtttoattg rience and IcnowMge of our or- bate Court roohu for the session. 'V- At f raawia aad araptece: Srd henL Lanadry te hasemraL Snick’S ganlzatlen at year disposal In The main heatinga_room ef the nor. 4 rooma Oil heat Storm wtedows. seroMs. 0»> SERVICE STATION aa effort to help yea realize thia Municipal building/ waa being oc­ throaghoat.___ rage. FIreplaee. 887JW nioath. •88M alaS traM TeL 8984 hiarttage of proper heoalag. cupied for the p^lca FBI school Fair Pricat WK RKPilBSBNT THE 8TRON6B8T Atea 4-Rooai Stegte with all ly after reasoaahle down pajr- Talk oyer yonr hoosteg prob- which' ia being held every Tues­ heat. LEE’S ESSO STATION leoM with oa. AR we ask la day n ig h t' l i t O eater stre e t TeL 4848 year ooofldeace. Give oa this, The zoning hearing was. adver- . Can- STOCK AND DmDBND and we win give yoa oar boaest a n G h e s t e r tired for the hearings room and ‘ e pa y in g " FARM AND HOME LISTINGS WANTED! a n ts ■RICHARDSON’S oplnloii as to the beat diapoat- it was understood that praper ATI.ANTIC STATION tloa of yoof feoaalng proMcma. arrangements bad beyn made. F. Johnson OOMPANOB tlJM Kaat Crater « . Tel 8941 For prompt action, caH as for What incensed Zone Board mem­ yjfm, an appointment or write oa bers and others- at the soniag INSURE BROWN’S GARAGE giving ton details of yonr attasr Bnilder — Real Batata REALTY CO. tiaa. hearing was that there ware only 18 fie te a id Claee _ TW SITS 14 at the police school white there Johnaoa-BalH Reaica , IN — Mortgagw were lover 75 at the aoning bear­ 88 AUOCAinHDR ffinUDET PHONK8 4118 AMD 7828 GIBBON'S GARAGE Jarvis Realty ing. 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Announcement of Viaoty oyeir Nazi Germany. And at last it has come, wagging, tingling with anticipation, to greet that buck ^fivaic. seaman X' to gladden our beam and to^ll u$ with the pride of achievement; Of^ - or Marine, who’s off atiwar. It gives you a lonesome feeling when Blackie'.

courx the grtiate^. glory goes to our men in uniform—who in combat,' goes chasing through the house for HIS slippers.^You look at th^ X V X< with.rouc^ sacrifice, and with unselfish gallantry.luve made the mva< familiar setting.. ..the comfortabk chair, so disturbingly uncreased: • i /- plans of our militiiiry strategy an a^i^it^^. We salute themrand '...the pipe and bO^, so long untouched. And Blackie waiting, so^ X- cheer them, and wish them equal succeu in future"undertaking*^ until* .'dauntlessly. He won’t be*ba^ today, Blackie."^e’s in a tough fight.. ij .V-'X X- V. . the United^lations Viw^r^nw all forms of menace to democracy ii\ ' '*x^ ■ ’ * y rx ^aldngside millions of other fellows like him . .x to wipe out the Jap t. But our cootfwishes will prove frail comfort to Our heroes, I/l menace, just as thej^ foiled Hitler and Mussolini’s corrupt dreanis^o^ . y' x;

i . ‘ V ' * ' * , . ■ ,v changed—but the dudes of us at home have not.^Oor j<^ is still that X f too.. .'to justify his sacdficet for US.. > ti> tug that day of final Viaor^ X Uncle Sam'nicked a ^ e r V-fbr^W ory inxfhose v/e love: well housed; well fed, w ell/ stations for eoph and every one ofosl To|<^ ‘X of supplying our fighting forces w ith ^ fre^ aounuhidoo and equips hii gun stock. There's ple>tly of rbornyfor clothed - secure of livelihood and rich in Hirohito & Co. are going to put up a stiff closer.^^e*ve got to striye harder than ever on ^ produaibn and con*? ment si^^which they must still storm Tokyo! Our respon^iU^ the third ond final scoring-that w illin g Ireedpin^^p^ speech and, worship - from fight: we're going to lose many more pre- ;x .aervatton fronts,’ and KEEP pqtting every penny we can into Wari [Calls for buying War Bonds and nothing else except the neoessides of) tkis war's horrors to on end. America hos feor and wont. That is for what we f ig h t - j cious lives. Yet we con lose less hves , ... iBonds! That’s the only^Aray we can "wait”, Blackie! That’s the obl]^ life! gone about this business of stalking and - not for the verin'glory of being feared os win aspeedier Victory. . . if ^ 1 of us con- •V i:

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'S om e men ore awarded' tlie^ wen done, boys! Bul^your visioits pf borne and p e a c e ^ not be^h^liaed even yet.V 'x --'ll '•X x" Purple Heart posthumously. W J.P.IIM. cutthroat mob U itm W Tom forlltade will not} . X X X;' X' ^Spirte live to wear It with pride x " 'X' X- lowen nowX|;Ae heart, rememben^rlhal V«behind^u... a n ^ l l ' and memor'ies.^eitiories of by how aUck unUl that Bnal Day o f WeVe .howiii« our t ^ f o r X » r slim a chance they livod while othfrs, A"' • X '^ ' - ‘ ■ ■ '- ^ X ' . ■ X (la^fices thus far, in^^d^^ost • - hV redoublina our], :'diod.. ' "X;' X X ^ home front efforts^th e factories, in saving vltal^^ mat in buying War Bonds.^ .X ' TheTspirit of those who fall an^ ______• ^ ' y f ' X Vx. W ffgrt;«^^>n»taiit reinforceiieiila j 5utlm heiiioua»em y Wtl^^ of those who survive is the’ wme.^ ■ X. \ X Each hero in bottle WOULD give all., l..lintt defeat LAud w > lh > li»tW IX ■\ - with a full understanding that only ^ . B d ’a prayera tl^ th a M w a r^ n a may proteel your Hvea and bring you j

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'V god b l ^ X 6 D R V I 0 r o R ^ THANKS TO \ ( ^ SPEED BOYS. . . "mJR BOYS •/ THE L E OF HOME A wbNDERFUL JOB TODAY- IX j' ' 4 \ ’ ' A BETTER \ WORLD X tomorrow ■,v AvtograpbMl by tb» Author) FOSTIR’S MARKET X ’X 84 OAKLAND STREET ■\ r .X, Having soughtto dominatfi the world with an iron in E u m p e l V. X hand; having.poured all of the resources and life­ Xr' • : 'X \ ★ —★ ^ ■ blood of Germany ^hd Nazi-ensioved^ations into ':X thot^ ombitii^nxDothing but fallufe has resulted. X X' Germany is broken; millions of lives hove been ayside^ tturniturie X 45 WEST^fiTER STREET lotirificed in voin. Nothing remains for m i by>

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Our constitution, so s a g ^ di*awn and so proud* X. X ly adhcr^ to, has proyetUtself aguin. This sacred IS FREE tJ. S, GLEANERS «nd DYERS T H E Y , ^ : DON'T WANT 886 MAIN STREET document to tKe fpundatlon of our D^nocracy . . . ■ xX X. X; this to our « w t symbol of Liberty. Our men be GALEBD ANYTHD^G X have .l^ o ^ h t the right* that have always been ^ ojurr to the long-suffering men, women and chil­ WTlS. ./ * ArA:' .-A dren of Europe. \ ' X. \ X x - - Led by the burning desire.to free all men, X boys will continue to destroy all evil and send thd\^ X X X . song of freedom echoing throughout the World. The long desired peacelbi Europe has finally come. X' The Allied bombs have quelled the last strength of the enemy. Today we are celebrating ihe VICTORY of all ' a AMD THEY WON'T SETTUB Xx l ' X the Allied powers. ' .. X The quiet of our guns casts a strange spell over the FOE ANTTHIMG BUT TOTAL X. war toim soil of Europe. Once again the people are re­ C. L gaining their souls and peace of mind. The smoke has x : cleared and the laughter of freed men quietly peals We doubt th o ^ ^ rd s will ever be written by ouf Adob^' X through the great land of continental Europe. Our boys, the liberators, are catching their breath, too. 'raey X- are momentarily enjoying their respite, only to tighten Hitler. The cedm intd^ence required to ie ^ the Uuth their belts and march on to meet their last enemy and crush him with the same might, poWer and dctermina; it honesdy is n o t^ ly to govern his behaviour \ tion that has freed Europe today. Our hard^Wttin^mcn iMe uuifbrm of tlie United * engulfa him. But tb o ^ he may not wri^^Oidt last States of America have batteiW all resistance acrow the X- ■' page, he must live itl It has be<^eaid that befoi* he could Griswold’s Service Station battlefields of Europe 'With hut one objective. Victory! $11 MAIN STREET X V Today iLi* theirs. the defeat surrender of the count^n>m^ failure he would go m ^ Whimsell has said A-. aS ”* ' ■ -1.. ■ :' once powerful etrongholds of Europe have fallen to the X X' he'wo^d commit suicide. Let us hope ftdUhe will be sane might of *; freedom-loving army of ^htipg crusaders,. to hilly evaluate flie justice that will be meted “VJ. M when he is judged fOr'the horrors he inflicted on the w o ^ _ Our millions of uniformed men have fou^^as.pne - Let us hope he will not take a life. tl» manner

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\ ■ -- 1 .-.If'/ . ' ■ X -•^-K The thtmdcr of guns arid^the screamingTif .bombs has X suddenly leased in Europe. Quietude and peace, has 'X , come again. Fcople arc thrusting their heads from X their hiding plac> to hear the faintly rauTTled .drums as V they roll the news of Vretory and peace to afi the once- We Kept His.watch Of shackled slaves of Hitler. Behipd those drums ^ marching the victorious Am^d troops. They are nnot ■X. stopping . . . they will mardi on until the drums of y TodaV wc Americans arc peace will he heard in every land / . . until the thunder ■ ahoutlns: the Victory in Eu- Freedom-— ^We Won ^ of their ^rums drowns ouyfhe bloodthirsty screams of ■X... f»pe fcetn the rooftops. Yes^ our last enemy . . . Japam ' X. X terddy our forefathers were 1 d^ndins: that same Free­ dom that our boys have so His Faith TodayK ■X,, 1 jflorlouslv w*bn ajjain today. Time and time again we have prqved to all opposing Our s e n lr ? ^ freedomX?tands today stolid and strong 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET ,>v powers and dictators that as he did many years agO. Our boys across haveltept '.X ^.x our form of government and the torch of liberty burning l>rightly, bringing^light and . »-r /"I [ our way of life is the only happiness to the oppresj^d. The rights o f man have ^ a y that free men and wo- been restored and faith ii{i humanity once again has been ■ X iaen may live and work to- I gether. given to those who upheld it. Rptoratlon of life and liberty follows otir Allied victory in Europg,and the fevils m 9 oose-sr»m Today’s victory ha^ not of Hitlerism/have been stamped out by^the marching feet m,i¥ been an easy one. Our of our fighi^g men. "^^The steady tratop hf our tro«»ps fighting me>K In uniform % / have battled^ Hlteir - way win con ^ u e to march on« until all are free, and Jieace # t ,X' NOW .THAT THE NAZIS acroiBS the war torn lands of reigns forever. - v ■ \ Europe to bring to us a vie* W e'ore glad to odd you to the World Hall of Shome^ , tory that will set a founda­ 7 -X,-. tion for a world peace that Adolphf May you hang as com fortqbl^ the thoOsgr^ "1 never he violated again. Jx U P - * 0 o • ■ a • a ■'o • of people your "supermen" tortured in their bloody m d ^ li ■ ;X x ' / g- . NORTH El Across Europe! ' PACKAt X , x 248 n o r t h m a in STREET STOW X, North M a in ^ M^chester GEENi WATCH USMOP-UP m X. -- . y ' X| THE t . l 1 X 1 y • -X •- J I/,. GAVE ALL.. I ^ I' ■ X; X Here they lie. Guard them well X .. , i X with your life, sentry, even they! X •X, ' . . guarded that^f which we' are fight-^ ing, with iKeir own! y X - • ' ■■■■ ■ Ml y , Feace i^ theirs. Let it not be dis^ ^Trophies are about dll thaPi Uft of the suptr-nazT '

/ turbed, sentry, even as the peace the^ forces! But there's another big job to be done on the X -y' /■ died to*Secure for iU^rnankih^ Jops before we con coll the Axis' unconditional sur- / " , / • ' N — once won — be dne render complete. It won't be easy! But we fellows yp • ^future years by murd^mus marauders here fighting, know os you dp back home/we'll cleon ' 0 . ' ; t 1 ■ ' such as we have known. jjp the Joponese gong, just os we did thej^^zis! Coll it •X' Aipia we'^who live — let us do courage. Cotl it q lot of other thjngs-insuring our than bow our heads^io"revet« kids or^ wives a§a1nst soul-sickening terror; gudrart- , . . - once .‘It is for us to make any sacrifim tiding the infinitely valuable freedoms of speaking ■ -V t:- 'to quickenJ/iciory. / whdt we thinJcr.oind going to ony church we plebse: O' WTorffiettonfe^Tpinniu^ YoTlii^the Ofid knowing we dnd tbe fellow next door hove on McKINI^V BROTH0 LS . ^^^titude of every Uberty-lo^ng man end woman ihe? equal chance to bitch onto o ston Yes, we're GOING Real Estate and Induranec "world over for ihe lesson yon iaughi ihe'“ inviocibt«ii 505 MAIN ST. TEL.iJ060 to beat the Japs. But we men in uniform can't do il master raee” ! W e want you to know that we realiaej ' ■ ■ y alone. You\e got to keep helping, ^very fime you ll lookenpreroe* eoura|je to ge^over that . . . lO| ,X',| •face the horrdrsTnherentln w*r. And know, too, that! . lend o Wor Bond Dollar you're helping us destroy -fk !we're more staunch now than ever,- with work and) dfYother Jop instdflotion. . . helping, us come hooMl War Bonds to hdlp^yon come through triumphantly; i. - sodoer. . . vk^orlous! Vou CiyNT li l in the final bAlUes against The Japs» for final Victory I , , .X. : . , . v V '- - ,

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