Eure of Infantry in South Carolina

V TirURgDAY, MAY 1 i - ' V'/'Cr- " Mahchevier Evening Herald The Weather Averasre Dally Circulation Forecast of U. 8. Wcatiwr ,Bm For tho Month of April, 1945 The marriage o4 Technical Ser­ Clifford -O. Sips/^n'.. Church of Cloud.v with Intrrmlttrat light the .Nazarepe, Rev. James A. geant Robert W. sWkweather apd V -E l^ervie^sr' j| . District Sets Graduate on May l3 Pvt. Haasar|: A REMINDER! ral'a' or driazlr tonight; Saturda;^- i t T o ^ Mis* .’Marion Mclttiisie of , Bast Ypung: Conoordia Lutheran, Rev. ('onsidrrable rloiidlnetw with light Karl Richter; Covattaat-Odngrega- Hartford will take jlace on Satur- Mbmbrr of tho/MldH show-ers; cook dimlalshlag wliid*. Sgt. stark ceather is the Here Planiiecl tlonair^'lliw. Raynold O. Johnson; Two Mill Tax K i l l e d i n ' ' .Wka* Tra a £ l i h n tlolMt reirervatioh* . the id t'fif Mrs. im a S arkweather of lel Lutheran^ Rev- Theodore MOthaKbaugHter banqu« Madtspn, street anu the late Fred mer; -Manchester Methodist; INSURANCE unple Beth Shblom, -Rabbi Ber- ■ Emanurt Lutheran church ^ ^ . StarW ^ther, and, returned after Only ‘ V oIpph .Are day evanJna. M a yH . will cloaa on ^iierving ad, monthf in the South 'rbt^tanl CliiilrchH an^ thoid 'WoythaIer;'i The' Salvation. Son' of ^JPbjrtnep Local Ptr« ■ AMMMbSc X (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Army, Major Jei*«ralah\H.', Sweet; SundiTand »h6uld be madfe to P ^ fk . HlJk Coa.sl Artillery .unit SynagOgfie C(b|mbiiiefio Presept at Mf^tiiig m Cou|j|]B Makes Su- o r . ^ m lt R r a VOL. LXIYw^O. l ^ preatdenta of the sponaorlng: won- the'{^residential citation for Seedn'd Congregational, ReV. .Fer­ ris E. Reynolds; South .Methonist, ' organixatlontr Mr*. An>y Garleon valor. ^ ( Mark ihe Evci SThe South EndiX. '^p^«me S a crifice of th » Ladles Aid Society and Mis* M Rev. W. Ralph Ward. Jr.. ' St. X ^ ;^ALLX ■x^ Either M. Johnson Of. the Dorcas Mary'a l^tscopal; Rev. Alfred L. Mies Ehrallne HehtWid end Miss Protestant churchar^nd Tempts WlJUamaJ Rev. ElIlaon-..)P'. Marvin To meet > proposed bu dget\^ The son of a formyr local aodety. Mrs. Ida Sodertaurg will Oerttvde Uddon will b e ^ charge Beth Sholom of Manehtfster. will |75,o6o for the . coming'year, th^ Private John M. Haggart, of ALE)CANDER cater and tickets are limited to of food for the overnight of unite in a sprvlt^n th« sanctuary 106 Brookfield street, Hdruord, 200. An intemsUng program is In special meeting of the'South Man­ OM Scout leadiera at the camp Ih of . the A list of the participating of mmea. at Deaconess hospital. REAL ESTATE T oWq of Manchester, Water D^artmciit lafactory Improvemerit. tMs time, churches and'-'ministera follows: It was later stated that Center Congregational; Rev.' Swrgeant Simmons went over­ W ANTED TO BUT — Bbigla, sea* last October and was mslde the new puntpb, like the 2-T%mlly Hooaea — Large and « a r ; PaAer, Superintendent Germany with his outfit on Christ­ cently pur^ased for Nox'4, would •reiiner Bmall Farm* — ta Maaehestar, mas day. be deilvered In June.' , Oil Burnerf CMlectort) Report i ■ Boltod, Vemoa and So. Wlnd- TALL CEDARS ■Sergeant Simmotfs .. has two •ml aor. AO tramaetioBB (OA8H). brothers in service, Sgt. Richard Tha Collector 'niomaa Weir re­ Service -Simmons n.ow’ in England and fo'r potted that the total uncollected F u r n a c e s What hava yooT Oall. Write or Im itte d the past 18 month* and Corporal taxes since 1983 amounted to $1,- Pboae — Man cheater 4S42 Donald Simmon* who haa served 274.32. Of pds amount $354.22 was A Few Still Ayaila,^e. ^ 2-II67 (Any ThAeV- :es X with the 43rd Connecticut Nation­ due on 1944 collection and this / B U R K E © ) T lr ^ ^ n d Broken Gcr MINSTREL r- DANCE al Guard Division In lAisah for would be protected by liens before r a (:k l if f e o il co . HOWARO R. F l^ h nearly three yeara. , the new tax becomes due bn . Tel. Hartford l-SIfi awjr ( 'I lUKCKf'.n: (CO man Remnants Thra . 1 ' _Given Iby. August 15. . Real Batate w-k' V A/wWeW 7K7 'M XSalzbiirg Siirreiideretl as Orange Hall Sergeant Simmona was born In 88S' Maple Avenoe -r Hartford 161 Phelpa The budget for 1945-1946 adopt­ About ilowlessly in . Sevemb Arm y Com^ MancMster and la 27 years old. ed last n i^ t and on which the tax Seen Likely ^ Body of/Hitler Not ^M h ester Fife Department Tomorrow Night was laid la as follows: Part of G e i^ n y Prop- 6^ ^ X ,pleteR TfULMili.7(K)-Mile rir- Cir^ General Department Ex- . 23 r e g u l a r g a m e s 26c. " er Still in NaaNRands; B ig Meteor cuil from Italy Jtb lollister Street School H all WALNUT STREEI^ pense ...... W^OOO.OO HOSPITAL Found by Russians 7 SPECIAL GAMES Salaries ...... , 612,000.00 Consists of Poritets. France, Germany and SWEEPSTAKES Fire Alarm 2,500.00 EXPENSE IS NO ^doy Evening, May 4, 8 P. M. package Sfbre Tiot Collection ... -2,200.00 G. E. W ILLIS & SON, INC. WEEKLY PRIZE BuUetin! Tremors Shake Build­ Austria . and Back in­ MONTHLY PRIZE Cheney Brothers, ^ o s e LONGER A D R A K ^ DMoiure aimcellen ]>fazi XrO O pS LdnilMion (Including tax) .75 Cents. John And^b, Prop. and Ladder No/1 .., 7,300.00 Lumlier of All Kindt London, ; May — ings in Philadelphia; to Italy; British Halt •WAR BONO Building M aln^ance . 1,000.00 ON T H E / Ablaze Indicates Dif-'^ , ^ TO BE DRAWN APRU- 21 Telephone 2-0166 Fuel, Light And Power 1,500.00 Mason Supplies-—Paint— Hardware Nazi resistance was faUinR T em peratu re Differ­ Short of Kiel C^nal. Office Supplies ...... ' 200.00 FAMILY IN fX )^! apart hoth in the north and ficulty Proving Quit Hourly Apparatus Mainteriiance X.^ Balsam Wool Insolation ^ ' south today find the Swedish ence Causes Blasting. aiid/Suppllea .Sc Per Dja^ and Up Suicide Fuehrer. Bulletin! .. newspaper "Af tontidningen Insptance and Bonds.. 1,600.00 Wni Pay foX'R-raya . Room aad Philadelphia7"MaX?X^^25li' , Paris, May '4.— (^P)—-GeRr Board • pperattag Room • Am- said in an unconfirmed re- To^tussiaiis Water and Hydrant COKE J>1L mysterious flash'of light^reported /Moscow, May A-rifP)— The efal Eisenhower,. announetd If You Want To LECLERC Rental 23,000.00 bafaMMe' • Anaethosla - Modi. p«^ that capitulation nego­ Chancellery of .the Third today that all enemy forces In I Mondety. Evening at 8 | Interest Charges ...... 300.00 .Ataiea and Laboratory. tiations were, believed under 'je^/in the Middle Atlantic states FUNERAL HOME Mea, Women and ChOdrea 2 Main Sl Tel. 5125 early today wM-^robably a. “bo­ Reich in tin? Wilhelmastrasse Prisoner Toll al Ber­ Holland and northwestera Treasurer's Salary A'V- 500.06 way near the Danish border Buy Or Sell Audlt ...... ; ...... X 400.00 from birth to 78 years of afai lide, the largeM kind of meteor,” has .failed to yield the body of Germany and Denmark, la- 23 Main Street ______,______^ The Swedish newspaper said lin About 145^000; I • 'yjpthV^nniversary ■ | Dr. Roy^JC Marshall, director of Hitler and now the building cluding Helgoland 'and tha T<^1 Proposed Budget $76,do. Associated Press a. m.. e.w.L). tomorrow. Tha' wtrephoto via Si^nalNJorps radio.) .^All Lines of laMraaea STOP gomery, Allied comjnfinfl^Jfi* n, nt' on reports coihing to him that the Chancellery where' Moscc May 4--147 Unit surrender was to Marshal D O N W I L L I S |8S MAIN arntBET ^-the 21st Army ' group^wore from persons in Philadelphia and HlHer had hla offices waa ablaze ^'Proper Housing TEL. i l M iiullciKed that it might be difficult ia «^ ^ Uh.lt of the Gennan Wehr- .Montgomery’s ,,'21st Army conferring at Flenshaf*- A vicinity who saw. the flash at ap­ group. The aurrender took GAUAGE disfiatch from aoprmne head­ proximately 3:45 a. m. and who ever tXprove that the fuehrer : niacht surrendered today ^long Is An American •Look felt tremors which shook build­ B ig F o u r im ash lommltted] Suicide along with! ,tlll lengthy Russian •/runt lui out of the war the second ma­ BEETHOVEN GLEE CLUB j CoyKp\tHt Aato Service quarters said /reports there ings. , SS; .It Propagand^^llntster Goebbels, aS | ^.p,ry Nazi troops .anticipated a jor grouping of German (Dediep^ted To the Men lit'^rvice) § IB Main SL Tel. 8085 were thatjOwman capitula­ A meteor of this kind travels at the Germans\eport. \ general camtul.ation. snd'“ dia- H e r i t a g e ' the rate of from five to ^ miles a Accord dll Big forces In two days, following Fair Prices * LIST E N tion ,in^nmark might come The statemehi lb »l the patches from Berlin said the pris- closely on the capitulation af ' A t f l Let ns show ydn the way. second. Dr. Marstell' said. It may were pot found In the^ biiildlpg,: j^ere- stood at about Theqe are critical tlmea and we / X “at hour.” be aa large a(.X,'000 tons and 10 hdweVer, Indlcated^hat *t nau, this morning with hun- German* Armies \y northern Can fnily realise thia fact. Hobr- M ALE HELP feet in diameter,’ he declared. S h if ts ill P la n Italy and, weirtern- Austria* ever. we Srmly believe, that EAVES-TROUGH NEW CR.VDE 1 U-S. ARMY ^London. May. 4.— {IP) Produces'WavM of Shocks heen **“ *'‘^*'*‘’ ' dreds(ireds • of Germans giving up High School Hali^ the theory that if Hitler did kill tjourly; It leaves'aj» tl)e only GermaR proper housing la an Afhericnn aad Conductors N i ^ Repalrtag Capture of Fortress Germany It pushiBS the sir ahead of It, pro­ leavy^is Being l^ed J^pg R urilia himself it wa* not in, th^Chancel- ducing ^ v e s of ahoUcs with re- . Front dispatches said Nazi forces of, any size still offer* heritage and we stand ready or Replacing On Tour HomeT was virtually complete today Agreement Regarded as By Bolb^Sides; Gas- " JT > lery'. . i Wrti. F. Johnson and willing to plabe the. egpe- sultlng.-'ioud explosive ^noises, he officers indicated they hod “per- ing resistance the Armies ill DORIS ROY, Soloitt WANTED and a torrent of rumors - on Sovret correspondeftt* reported forced their duty” to Adolf Hlt- rienoe and knoertodge of our or­ CALL NORMAN RENTE sald,^ Then southeastern G e r m a a Builder — .Real Estate ganisation et ybnr disposal in 6 ^ East Center Street RAINCOAT the imminence of general ccold and the outside highly heitt^, Badly Beaten; that their fates were now tered the building and found de ...... own hands. ■<> northern Austria and Czecho­ I FRED E. WERNER, Conductor | aa eifort ta help yon realise this Telephone BOSS For capitulation followed swiftly. jfe explained and thia differenced Preventing Deadlocks Tban Iw» Jinia. ~ •'*' German machine-gunners with Johnson-Built Homes O.P.A. CEILING $9.50! * , o u i ^ r i Ub Son^ Sullen and Arrogant ' heritage'of proper honaing. iron crosses. _• slovakia and the garrison of Talk over your hoaidng prob- the announcement X ^ f N ^ i (Continued'on Page 9 ^ ) When Molotov Goes. ^ ^ \a Tatellangooii n-om almost every sector of the I ELEANOR BENNETT, Accohtpanist | BROAD STREET Essential War WorlU A FEW USED ____ _ Guam, May 4— (/ P )-/ ^ e r- “ Hitler’s Chancellery 1* hot,' Norway, lema with na. Ail we ask Is - Production Minister Amert said X Red Star reporter. "The fire fioiXaerinan. regulars and Volk-/ aturm ^. Vm'e sullen and arrival s Tickets On Sale At the D o o r ...... $1.20 = TELEPHONE 7426 yonr eonfldencc. Give us this, ARMY Speer that the Gern^ri na- San F*rancisco. May ican troops are smashing is getting closer. The floor is burn­ 0 >4.1 Paris, May 4.—)^Gef- and we will give yon our honest R o g e r s 6 4 . 6 S Uon “IS defeated.” T lr e ^ n d brok­ The Big Foiic. were reported near jWith new fury against t t e Decisive Defeat, - Cli­ ing and at any moment will fall. In gant, tired and ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiHHiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiic opinion aa to the best dispoai- en German remnants thrtshed pressed, wis^\lned up for theiie^ 'gi mans' continued their chaotic RAINCOATS, |l.^b Wair Council agreement today on major c h a n g - natural defense belt the smoke and flame it is Impo*-. ii.cy / (flight tonight from Denmark, tion of yonr housing probMins. Corporation about hopelessly In' that P»rt of maxed in Capture of alble to see much." ^ journey' eastw^d. t : For prompt action, call na tor Germany proper'^ stin in Nazi es in the Dumbartoji Oaks plan iof ^ the Japanese ^southern Air Ministry Ablaoe TheTie German:GermanKWere selng'round-j capitulation may come an.-appohitincnt or write na for a world organization designed UklliarWa front. Both Sides ipital, Annonneed by Aecidest and ladeaeity Ceapeny ManofactareiB of O P E N 7 A M. TO 10 P. hands. whlch/Conaisted of narrow­ Death Urged Hetfnann Goering's A / Ministry ed up In such^rge pu/nbers— , . _ according__ t « re- gi^ng tall details of yotir situa­ ing pocketp^lth a total area no to keep peace, are bringing their heavy likewise Waa ablaze. The dispatch aetlmes in com^te Unlts-that ] ft J^OUr a c c o r ^ g tion. Sombeast Asia Unit. Plastip-Bord bigger tji™ the stats of Pennsyl This accord was regarded by guns to . bear, P'rom caves, said "it-is impossible to get Into INSURANGE it, but the giganii^ shelter is in­ i*)unt and It will pn>bsb)y be se'v-lgen and ScandinaVia. r a r lo vanla./ ' ' B y R is C a s ri officials of the 46 United Nations ^nd interlocking pill- Calcutta,^'‘-(ndla. May_4.. -^General Situation Chaotic in conference here as a'long atep '- • ■— ■- tact.’*’ ’ ■ eral days before complelkflgeires the soutll, the S even th ’ Arm.V Jarvis Realty » -■' . 'p MM and Oakland Within that part of the Reich boxes, the enemy i» fighting back Decisive defeats of Japanese forces toward preventing deadlocks even with artillery- and mortar fire on Flames still -Jlcked - at other will be Issued for curreiJKcap- the Fifth-in the Bren- PHONES 4112 OR 7275 . I 'disintegration was report^ ao buildings, and in the TieS-garten tures. X ntiif* .south of cap* Week Days and Sundays Arthur A. Knofla Streets Abolition in Line^^ilb after Foreign Connissar Molotov a front so mixed up that a Japa­ In Burma, cllma^^d in the capture 20 1/ avrtft and the general situation so seta out for Moscow, aa he Is now nese pocket, behind American of the capital o'f Rangoon with its trees crackled and swayed in "the Working to Kestore 4 tllltle#X ipnabruck, completing a 875 Main SL TeL 5440 e r ^ s chaotic that there might be no Truman's Order Advo­ expected -to do next week, lines. Is harassing with night in­ heat blasts. In Berlin. Ruaaian forces yrer^ AILhirins done In ,ac­ need to negotlfite a formal sur­ big port intact, was aiinounced by Izvestis’s correspondent said: “ I working, day and nfght to yestore Pleased With Progress. - filtrations. j . (Continued on Page fen) **Ask Yoar Neighbor” cordance wjth Area SO^OAKLAND STREET TELEPHONE 5191 render. - - cated; To Debate Com­ the Southeast Asia cohimand to­ have been ^ asking the question the German capital’s gas, water. | Has Coat 16.664 Casualties Read Hei^d Ad vs. Istabiiization Plan. What fighting there was on this Secretary of State S.tettlnius day; ■ ‘Where Is Hitler X of German pris­ light and communications systems S-. . . *'■ 4MECHAN TO SERVE YOU! 332nd day since the Normandy merce Depiirtinent Bill has told friends he la extremely .The' Okinawa campaign, includ­ Rangoon was found abandoned oners. They all answer 'Hitler and to working order. .... invaaion—It was becoming in­ pleilsed With the progress n^ade ing pre-invasion fleet attacks on by the enemy, but- an amphibious Goebbels committed suicide'.*' There was still no further word creasingly difficult to call It a w state 'Tapltol, Hplrtford, May. 4.^ thus far In his talks about-amend­ Japan proper, has cost 16,964 foi’ce which had landed just below Looting was rampant: • concerning Adolf Hitler, his Pn>p- ing the Dumbarton Oaki charter, American casualtle*. Of these 2j- the city to participate In the cap­ . There was no way of telling icirYiiv/o# V __Wfl* Boostly on the soil of Alia- —(d*)—Abolition Of ' Connecticut's aganda Minister Paul Joseph j t ••-trla, Czechoslovakia and Holland, with Molotov. Foreign Secretary 978 were killed. ture wont through with the opera­ Goebbels tfr. other high-placed- War ebun Ih In line with President M.«te BuUeKp* ol Ike Fleet Admiral (Thestei- W. tion as a practice for bigger things (CoBtiniiad oa'Pags Ten) Narts. Dispatchea/from. Berlin , FRIED OYSTERS, CLAM S (ConUnuefi on Page Tea)- Truman’^ oi^Jer discontinuing the (Continued on Csge Eight) - Nlmitr's communique today re­ to come — perhaps an attack on dld'hot indicate, whether the bod- Office of Civilian Defense was ported total Navy casualties Singapore. , • ' ■ ies. of. Hitler''and Goebbels, who Eight .\lMiard Blimp Killed FISH AND CHIPS yttm OUR NEW FRIALV^TORI through Wednesday were 5,551, in­ Santa ,4na, 4-—^ ^ ’“ urged toda> by Senator Leon Ria- 91,660 Japa^se Slain reportedly' Jillled- themselves, had : cluding 1,131 killed, 2,816 wounded A communique said 97.000 .Jap­ Eight men aboard k Navy blimp Our new-aanitary proccaa kIvss yon a.delicion8,'‘, figure for conquest of bloody Iw'o The Russian people, were slili The HU was drafted by Ris- Jhna, for a. comparable, period, al­ stallatlon*. hut fire spread through .the h o r s e h a l t e r s Caasl for the purpose of soheen- “ Report.i Indicate, that^ the, in-- Allies Strike ConlinU- avidly discussing tjie whereabouts dola In which ifhe nien COMMUNITY RESTAURAm Italian '■ Soldiers and though the 10th Army faces nearly of Hitler and Goebbeis. A major­ , / Germans Surrendering trating Into one gtate i-gency the ner )iarbor will be opeivio ship­ trap|M-d. Xanie*'of the vletlr jCdw" STANCiUONS* 143 North m a in s t r e e t . Ma n c h e s t e r ally as S h | | [)s ity seemed convinerti the pair had To Avoid Falling In­ functions:now performed by the Students. Battle 0»m- (ConUnoed on P ^ Eight) ping in a very few days.” -said the including otfii’crs and enlisted men, commission .«nd'‘ -the Post-War / communlqj.ie." ' Toward Scful(lin»via. were not made public {lending i*o- W A tE R BOWLS • The FineMt in to Hands of Russians. munists ^ Jn .. Rome. Fall nt Proine Annuunced (Continued on Page Ten) . tlllcatinn of relaUves. * (Continned.on Page Tea) Treasury Balance Fall of Prome, another key city .London, May 4.—tiP'i-^AHied Air ' < - * .'(» "* MILK PAILS on. the lower Irrawaddy.’ 150 nllles New 'OXerfures Made - ’ London, May 4.—(fi*)—Gennan Rome. May 4.—(fi^-'Many per­ Forces ..struck continiially at Ger­ San Franrisco, Vtay 4.—(4V - FIELD SEED . GARDEN SEEDS^ • d e s i g n ^ Washington, * May 4— (r- antM cvery^ Memorial wt American'lines. London papers de­ peninsula of latria.'.Iollowing entry ing stream of planes which dive- ■Rome, May 4. /P) - Striking at Warsaw government. ■ Certified Irish Cobblen, Green Mountaius^ Katadins,' Qiippewas by Marshal "nto'* Yugoslav troops. ,,4 $ 4 0 0 - : $ 5 0 0 < 7 0 0 build ta be lastinfly satis­ clared that the British and Amer% ...-.-M- bombed, rocketed and strafed , the night in an effort lo eliminate Gef-.‘; .. . f • • _ Free expert advice will be given on wbat* lean Armlea already had taken so Washington, Hay 4—(67—Con­ TTie province was. transferred from Bennington. Vt., May 4 td7-r— branchea and debris. One; house ships. U. S. Ninth Air Force’ Thuil- factory. - gressional hopes for a sharp cut Atistria to Italy after the last man groups • *till|>- holdii.g out in W ounded KWed by oernAna 1939 €ai« 1940 Cara ■ - ’41-U2 Cara niany German prisoners that Brit­ One man waa kUled and damage i alone suffered damage estimated derbolts.- V called 0 in .» to * 1— assist R.A.F. "ifi' eastern Mediterranean isignds. Mlneola. S>. Y , .May ,6.— when and where to planL Just bring a ain's faclHtlee for feeding and Ip Army inductions Immediately war- running into thousands of doUnra + at $1,500 when an 80-foot^popiar pilots for the first time; accoimt- - / $ 1 ,4 0 0 < 2 ,0 0 0 after V-E 'day received a amrere Its for the "rst British raiding parties landed on Leonard W.-Hall (IL. N. V -I. housing them'hgd becorfle inade­ . ( The Belgrade radio broadcast -was caused_.* . . . ed on ilwre wwo w - : “ And the doughboys," GaUagher _J,0Q0 men over the fiext three ’ these towns were completely cl.eaiH . Trees Blown Down on the east side across the-VoDoy TBLEPTO NE r m OR a m ed of enemy troops by bur own 96 vlerninna. KUled .“ W liM the’ ptnee waa CAPITOL MOTORS, Inc. „ w em , "can’t do anything but ac­ months." , Whole treea were blown down, and, trdditlonally, is know® aa a planee lost. a few hourp leler every w LAKE STREET TELEPHONE 7274 Many, congressmen have felt tbrees." Romaha.8 demanded that A t leeet 30 Germans were kiU- Opea Baadaya cept them .''■ T-' ■'clMmneya bowled over, slate and “ Shiritahlre.*’ X Three veteran R.A.F. flicra de- ; amm M d been klUedi” EaE 368 MAIN STREET HARTFORD that aa soon a* Germany falla. the disputed- territory, b* t i^ n Bay Dtrecf aaA S avf Meaeyi The Dally Express said that Siuns*^ahinglea tornVV5$I fromaavsss joofa^wam ^•s'v-and the-ew-w •Power w—-r service---- was - interrupted Bmdiej- od eaytag- community Uttered with broken { and telephone service Unpaired. j^Conttimed m Page Kightg tOonItaned e * Pngn iCIghtk (ConUnued on Flag* U g M i (Coatiaued oa Pag* El|bt> (OMtixaed *■ Pag* EigktX j : IIANCHESTBR'EVBNINO fi^A D D . MANCH^'eK. rBluAy, MAY 4 .1.) 15 O v / ■ auin\jti£sititi CVEmMU\|llSfCAM)^ MANCHIESrmC^ (XiNN. FR1I>A T ,.^ T 4, 1949 =7' =>’/■• ■> . 4 ^ m ^turday 9 A. M. - 5:30 P. '••vs »> ••'3^ ^ 'j‘^_ ^ • X .' ^ ing cbni^cUon Its being' frised Beethoven Club to Ppeseiil Anniversary CohcertMobflay Pav B^ache^ from /a^Uioe restrictions. 'The Weekly B ^ .US iiiveii clerk was prdbited to bring in a re- ^DANCE , . . x g rt on the bridge construction at If '1 e ^ x t meeting. ,> . '; ^ Moi^rn and Old Fa.shioned Pl^n Ordere ■ ■ - , X ■ ', lontract Fiv^, years ago An approprig- '■ v r r ': ■. . . H ' ' x X :.tion \was. niade /dr the' construe' Ten New England m m tion and to-ideriing of .the. 'brtdgp Sports Center " Middletqwn pdpeeni Di* lineal Company to Cpn- over the .g^ney -Brothers'Vaiirdaa' Wells Street eeru« V.iDlate Wage ”'X reeled' l».jCo!^i|iue Rs •v<=^ XrtFucI New Swimming yards. ImKiifiost direct rduti^'ftoni Formerly ,-At Millei'a' Hall Stahilizatioii Taws M ain street, to the west side Of. In Past. ■V ____ X X\ in North End. town. ;War-tl*i» freestng of steel and other conSi.ruetion materials Bosto'if,. May, 4-—(/Pj—Ten New Every Sot. Night Waahlhgton. May 4.—{;P>-.^The X X In o n e \) f th<^ shortest meetings stopped the 'Job Xs' it was. begin-M, England firms have been found In VUotlie/b6 nine. ' . ' ,.A\ .' .' ■> A' Good'Time For Toong RusaeU Manufacturing compkay, X on record. IfJtini but one hour, - W Old Alike! 'violation of.national wage s’tabili- -■, -___ X-4— ■ -V , . Mid^Yowit;-.!.Conn.i wa* directed the Select men'\jMt' ght swar<(nd Peter nlUler, Prompter zatfon itiws and have been assess­ byyi^'W ar Lkhor board today , to the contract for'\ lh*X^viimnilng ed a total o f ,[^’20.625.18,- the tH- (^tittue its gimTajiteed lO per partito enfcnjccpicnt division of the i \ pool ami the. twthhousesXn Rob- ■X" X e n t bonus on a WeeKiy basis,’ In- NeW England .War "Labor B.oard X brtson Park”, in the rear of t^.Y y announced yesterday. 'X 4 s stead'of quarterly. M.C.A., to the Alexinder Ja At (loiifer^^ce The, board said the assessments WAI.r/ES V- \HOPS The National board uphri»;an areXp be disregarded by the In- CompSny.Xor S4.400. Constrt»^lort X Bellingham.' Wash.. May 4 , 7 EVERV order of the* Bohtoh Regiort , temar^Revenue hilreau a* allow,; on -the pool is expectCO' .to board, which concluded the week- able detfuctions In calculating .the. within 10 days. In the aliseiice ol irty-nlne of an eatlroated 45 E^UAY NlbHT ly bonus had become part of the income taXr^ of the companies. Chairman narold M. Reed; .who is p, aha taken suddenly til during AU b u t tw h.pf the 10 firm s ad­ m x l ill. D avid ChmiTibprs w as X am ed , wage' structure because it had a chrulWi- conference *,^esterday been paid that, way ain'c«^.pecem- mitted violations of the wage' presiding officer. , ', K. of C. Hffrt stabilization act. waived hearing \ Only tw o "bids w ere filed for the aftei'no<>n'XS" St. .Luke’s 'ig ProS|«ec( Stfeet —/llartfiird ber. 1841. X hospital lateX ^t. night but hospi- ■ The companj contended' the arid consented to the amoiirfts/of ■work, the seeomi being aubmitteo'- the findings a.ssessrd'; -the hoard 'X-- 'tM attendants wtjd none was be- P e a riirli^ payments , were only- advances X by the C. L. Hale Construction Hdi'-d! , - ^ 4 Com pany for $4,681.60. li^ed in critical c^mdition and ail agM Bt a ^voflt-sharing bonu* ac- 4;iulnW to the 1,200 wo-kers each ■ E'lill Public iicuriniipe'R eld I h h X " Sidewalk .\ctton Delayed . werX resting, easily. AH^Wehsfei^s . Full public hearingp^efotfev the Plans for the cbnatniction pf . ThXvictima'y, most ofX ^m min­ q\iartet^U maintained it dki not P" OLD TIMKBfv ORCHRHTBA guarantee^ indefinitely contlnuech tripartite division ^ ^ e conducted m - tfA ' sidewalks at Manchester'■ Green isters, attended S' churc in the -cases bf thp/Cogswell Manu^ from the Green school west to eon opemhig the North Hank/Punt, Prompter. payment of\tht bonds regardlfsa V \ X 4 ^ 'acturing Co., 140 Norman street,. ,1-/ England's store -were delayed aft­ Mis-sionary XJonference of Evan Fox-Trota 8 to It Square* of the company’s profit poaition. West Springti^d, Maas., the CUri- er discussion by board members gelical MiasioXCoyenant Churtl and that it do^yvlshed to return tf E. H o ^ Co., 204 Chelsea and it waA yoted t^conduct fur­ es of A m erica X hd the lllp<;»" 'to the quarterly-^ynhen* plan. strejft, Eym-ett, Mass. In the Cogs­ 'X ------^ ! Th^ Beethoven tljM Club will ther tnvestigationXand to bring atnick them about two /Hours XT Would Be WageNR«ducJlon --■V , , / - 1920s Antcrican railroads ^pent ^ well cp^, the division set *10,000 the matter IntoXpc nex^-fncetlr\g later. Dr. C, L. Lo'hgatrcteh, city jircot:iiv^.ju,»..niVersaiY con­ ,gs Ore amount to be -disregarded l)ptfBLE-PlJRPOSEXiYing;./Rooi^^ The AFL Federal T a^r union DewiecI PeFmissiou morc~*than *8,000,000,000 for irp- , cert next-'Morday nlgnL/May t, X for possible aetioh, Ijk'developed health officer,, said focKI polsonin said abolition of the w e«^.pay­ ,.x . provementa. ~ i a a /a leg itim ate expense, in com,- X that- .certain/naxard^'in construc­ was the, cause and seX sampi a t S'^o’-Clock 'In -the H igh Schopl ..puting -income taxes -and TS.'SOO X ■^i ments would conatltute a wage re­ To-Biiii Air Service “During these same years,” he tion have/developeja whioh should of the food to Seafffie for iXana- duction. Thfe com pany m akes added, "the Federal and sta te gov-I condUc^..^, was the aqrount of the finding-in lofa Bed-Rocker-M orn^ ha elindiiated. Ination. XX' - brake linings and webbing emmenU were Fred^ E the Hobbs company case. X, AcUbn hy the Selectmen on the • of dollars for highways and wa^^my Fred E. Werner weij iwwn ' Other companies found in viola­ terlahp. It had undertaken, in th ■ ______« Inrnllocal nnraniat organist and the Ihp accomnan- accpfhpan,- tion.^ of stabilization law;s and the diapdntinuanite of part of McNall TODAY - SAT. - S Ctthtract. to pay #in extra 10 per Fall River. Mass., Slay 4— terwaya upon*which our competi­ \T h e womlerf&l thing abobt tliiti living room Howard S. Palmer, president of ist for the. chorus will i»e Mrs, amoimt of the finding in each case it to niake way for the con- tent of the weekly pay check to tors, the tiucks, the buses, apff the ' -J6 that it look.sHike any sir^art .suite. The itniction of the Wilbur Croas theX^ew Haven railroadi says tj>at canal boats could operate without Eleanor A. Bennett of/this town included; ' , * sota-bed and chairs are trimir tailored, cov­ each worker for the first six hit ridltoad 'has been denied gov­ ascuining a just proportion of the Assisting the cluh* as guest Broughton I.,aiinUry. Inc... Green­ highw ay wsfa deferred until the -m onths of th e , fiscal year, v,With ered'in handsome fhbric and higfhjighted by next meeting. ernment permission to operate an cost.” , soloist in this anniversary concert wich. Conn.. l.OOO; and the Gam- aiiy. balance due. under the profit-: air servl^ . z, wlU be Doris Rpy, lyric soprano, mons-Hoaglund Co., Manchester, ' maple-ftrms and legs! Yet it can be ton t Revised .Town By-lmdra. sharing plan to be paid ai soon a* He-told tf meeting of the CounCil who will ain^several groups of Corin., *2,500. . / Town -Cwnael Judge William. S. practldttJle after each quarter. „ Take Smokrti and Uquor vfM'ted like RiHPk’hilo a iK'droom. The sofR^ Riidffct Terms Hyda aubnUtted a revised Hat of NOW PLAYING of Service .GRibs last night that •' X . ------— ' .solos, mid wU? alstf appear w ith The ,/aymriita were determined 'we on the'Ncw'/Iaven have recog­ the alngepS In one 'selection "The C arries O ut .fflfhinlse. open.s intd^a toll size.-bed. ,Sco it nowljx"^ q>eclal acts affecting the town of Long ^ c h , Calif.—OPi-—"And ____X- Manchester,' and -by-laws and reg- HmHM* IKTWNdTIOWAl pm»w after deductibn. *300.000 from nized the value df air-apeed and wp mean Yt!’^ is the last line of a Italian/Street Song” by Victor .^pen Thursday ’til 9:00 P. M. Closied Wetthesday At N6on. idationa of the totra to the board the net profits. have tried—unsUccBMfully so far H erbyii. Albuquerque, -1^. M.--(fP)— •to obtain governm ent perm is­ locaLtnaiket’s ’'Nd cigarettes, no and the clerk was entipowered to liddor” sign. Thieves have taken Tickets for the concert may be George Taylor always had said he sion to • operate in coordination obtained from club members ami wouiq,resign his job,^ OPA stirte obtain, coats of printing\and blnd'- Plane to Carry SU tV ^al w ith an a ir service in our t'erri-., ^ the market's smokes and aplr- ihg the' regulations in loukof 2S0- ts,, valued at *3,000—plus *100 iq will be on sale at the hall oh Mon­ rent executive when Hitler d^d: .tory.” ■ x' day night, He's resigned. , , / 1 / - 900 copies. H artfo rd , May 4 (4*) - X ^ n . Palmer said ■ that ykiring^^hc cash. « In compiling the town by-1 .irmyArmy Air ForceForces j>la,._jne, niann and related ordinances. Ji ,by a crew of New-EngNew Inglanders will y ■,-: Hyde eliminated obaolete'by-lawa wearVVUO 1 ^\x|#s»«-va.sw,wvConnecticut's fci state seal ^---— ---- and H . l PLUS: THE ANDRE^^’S 'x and regulat)ona which in general >qsT E R S in *ller L urky NlKht* Jfgnt motto into battle. Appropriately It are cowered by state statutes and will be narived the "Connecticut baa arranged the volume in ac­ Yankee.'' Lieut; Christopher Cam- x X X X 'x i.'; ceptable order. Clerk G. H. Wad­ sljN. - -MON.. - TUBS. MONTH 'mack of Hartford, now atatloried dell was ordered, to inspect the in Texas, recently-wrote Governor A new revlaion and to make a. report SUSMKM . I [ Baldwin, asking for permission to • w at a subsequent meeting of the I use the state seal and piotto. The 7 board. ^ t governor today sent Copies of the k. S. 5. Also Stands for Damage Holts-Beperled ' FOSTEir' L seal to the officers togetlwr with Five summons in damage suits, I hia beat wishes for the plane'Yi.auc- D C C reaidt^ng from falls' on tioWn side- M [ceas. - . / walks'^ere accepted and.referred to the insurance company cover­ . 4 i . Big Buying Power The atoiY of R.S.8. spells auccesa for over ing .the to*n at present from such means .TOO Furniture store*, and for you aa w^ll. damage. X - . I t’s Because this group can afford to hire the John McCollum of 64 Schoo.1 '!8fe beat buyer*, designers and experts, ypii will street was reappopnted' S special , . « ni mi LBtii .. Better Buys for You find Excluaive furniture values at genulna conata'de for the iPioneer Para­ savings. , V chute Company for a period of six With DENNIS MORGAN enson’s months and the. bond hf Special BEY E X C L U S IV E constable Joseph H. Forljea was Plus: “BLONDE FEVER’ F o r / ' accepted by the board. , '. - ■ XT S ty le s khtoturniture co; Park Stitft Bridge .4galh / ST R E E T The poaalWlity of beginning lit cohatruction of the long-deferpw GOOD MAN( CONN. Park street bridge was dlscuxsOd now that iron and steel for build- At the , X Nearly TO Y i^s a .Member of Retail Store* .Service, Inc. BEDDING Organization of Over SOO INDEPENDENT Fnmltiire Store* With Snq^.OOO BUY- LEGION HAU of Your Liffi h INO POW ER. z MAY 4 TALL i ;EUABS Spent in Bedt 5 BING O Chick Afoi|son LOUtSE ALLinnON Why Not Be TONIGHT And His Band FRANK M(HU6H ANN HYTH Comfortable? Added Feature: DONALD COOK LEO CARRIUO ORANGE HAU- KVME EVRYNAiKBS Try Sleeping on a / . - Eddie R fii irOaCAMP ItOIMOlANE Resthaven . of StatijoU __ 100% Layer Felt Maltresis! IN THE Former^' with 'WTHT We Have Hqitdreds of A REMINDER! Just the JantbUree You’ve Satiafle4 Users! ; Bmu Waitiqff.For! Whea Too Need Mart Round gno Square Dgncinj^, I O’CONNOR .7 Admission: NORTHEAST SECTION INSURANCE 6^J*er Person, Tax Incl. PLUS: “FOG ISLAND” F in ■ Theft • AntomMlf lothirig from HOUSE’S • r P n ^ t o T f z; CA^- xK: BU 8 H N E L L 'TONIGHT a t a a s Em phasizes The M eaning X ALEXi^DER BllMOBlAL — UABTFOBD ALS^SAT. MAT, AOT EVE. - O f J^uality4 JARVIS . iiw iu. 8MU8I8I ” ***'*^ X X M ALBUMnEB \' Weakdeyw 8 (M M 411* See Otty fSelection oolen, Worsted ^nd Tropical '^l^sted NOW SALE PRICED AT] , t ■X-; / I $29.50 Suits and Oiir Spprt 7 ■i? c*«»< A Regular 139.50 Product! top DOIiLAR ALEXANDER URAY - LAUREL HitRUET - DETMAR POPPEX 4 < • ^ V- FOR YOUR Eves.; »0c, tl.tO. fL80, $2.40, fS.lf* Mat.; 60c, BOe. flJM. Rl.**. « ' ' ' ...... _ ^ L Y D J l I f / u e $2.40 (Tax Included).’, Hartford $-$111. . ft Year Bed Spring Sags . . . Replace It NuyvT- X ;' . NEW NECKWEAR TRUCK New Steel Springs Are I ,-q Now Available >14 II «$ OPEN TILIOXP- M.; .GSaglessand Band, $11.00 GAn Band...... $12.00 5 5 c -$ l-$ l* 50’e $2 PHONE 511 • Coil, Springs..$10.95 up LATE STAGE SHOWS SA T. $ U IV ..,I G :A S . " 'V : “V . / • Hand lied U .^ .'n R E S I Box Springs.... .$3j9.50 Stetson Light Weight rm PREST-OrLltra BATTERIES. 'FULL SIZE BED OUTFIT I Maple or Walnut. HATS $ 10.00 \ .Bed, Spriag and Mattress $49.50 . A 4 m USED CARS C3 /. Stratoliners $7 .' LET U8 GREASE MAPLE BUNK BEDS » ! l [ ! : ^ TOUR CAR AFTER «:80. T $29.50 , other. Hals $5.50 > ?,» \ ;' wa pH()NB51fl~ ]>■ MAPLE YOUTH BEDS X. $24.50 Cloth Hats $1.75 PACKAiU) APPROVRD i ' . . 7 ■1 ' PENN OIL WATERPROOF CRIB cifSW!N(i’"fMBAND MATTRESS, $8.95” Vi • i i 1‘1 GF i CMiHW'lUIR* k /.liL l \ RlllY WliMAVlV-ARlHllK WRIbHI \-Y,\n \0RV\A\*SAIIY STUART ^BUDGET TERMSI MA ¥, 7 TMl 3 MTUnS-fRML milllSm-KAYL IHOjR ClHOIRe^SON Do OAKLANB STRET WHhJiRRV INC. Unless ibclement Weather Ihter£eres.\ If you live on of the ______liillIBNEY streets hwe your paper out on Monday* OPEN 7 A. M. TO 10 P. M. [^Tdul IlfllCIIEll •MM irtAb l ia w n dORTEEAAAN*MAN7 ff "TEIAAAN * MANY OTHERS INCT.UDING.SUl*rt)AYS aaakIXT Fhl.TjPriuBr®®^®®S5o-Jth$ait4fM RflVA4» hi

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X-' < ' ’ ' V■*! 4 S. UAMGUti^iiTliiK KVKNlNU HERALD,' llANCHEifriiK, OONN m F R ID A Y ”, M A \ 4, lfl-15 mAx»OTl!» I BK lEverflNG MiiNCHBBTEH. CONN . FRIDAY, MAT 4,194# “r make .the sdlsctive asr^04 sot ^ discriminate against - women hut a page out of labor's book and at­ S •v.'il) attend; ^he Service begins at of the largest afid strongest For­ ply to women as welpkii men. To distinguished between women and tack individual laws they consider­ that time at St. Bcrnard'e church, ests .ip the United.States. ed undesirable. w’lntcscr day it, may be- If, the 11 o'clock. SundajfSchool-will start which Rep. D orothr»attl (D .) of men. In m M y cases she {aid the Norlli (loveiitFV Clasa Juiilor Deputy Supreme Tall Women Mrs. Ralph C. Lasbury. Jr., of Rockville wdJtl jcomcfs latvi liv the eyi-ning .yt 10 h'clcick anILCsceryofie la wei- ! I Don’t Expect M iracles New Dondoh repHM that "women statutes pertained to women, not RAKGI AND FUEL OIL cbinc tb<^tlend. Ce'iar Frank Jencks from Provi would be wlUiik proud’’ to simply as woman, but as \ylvea aiid South Windsor, representing the Ihere-win be, s service,at 7;.10 p.m. Connecticut League ot Women llic next cvcrthigr-, A High,Maas at, Mlaa N k h ^ R6bertabh-Ja a pa.- To Join Cedarl .dance, Rhode Island,- wtH be prra- be flushed, beginning Wednesday, May 2nd at I rwr . f £ ' Oh Rights serve In Uia-wmed Torces If c ^ e d mooiers. 'x Date AiiiiuuiicecI tient at the Manchester Memorial t aiid wlH asalat -with' the da- upon to dsTso. but Ihat It !»• Rep. Daniel M ahsbey.(D ), of Voters, said, "we Have no idea BUO a. m. ia planned following the what the amendment- would do" da” on which the Announcement, w hoapitalA- - work. 8 :30 a. m. in the Green Section, and contimi- 13 5 Follow Conference )tty’ poorly run country that IVaterbury, told the- committee Wholesale Gdsolilie > ■ X SpringField M^ss ,'fcuHjce ' Mhme of Cam­ candidates for the ay'enlng 'find It n e c i^ t y to cail on briefly, "I think women have all adding that it might result in, made. Similar plana will be car­ For \l[edcliiig Day I _____, - ■ • * ' " f' 1 ^ * ' ' Not Unanimously in Fa­ bridge, M,aas„ has oben , spending Ovpr 60 CandidHtes Rt wlU dheck In ^ t h tha Scribe in ing until conipl^ied tlirojughout.- the rights now; Please don't Tense ‘.'chaottc'. condition.” ried out at' S t Joeeph'a church ' The Consumers’ league .6f Con-j with tha-bxceptlon that' the High a- few days lit the hoplB..of Mrs. the cluhrooms after 6:30 and 6 vor o^Memorializing-^ Not Borden iasae lui In.” • Trials Listed Ceremonial in Te^ipje Iiitcrnutiotial OiPgaui’’ Harold V. Felnmark. lecretary nectlcut and the. National Cpun- Maaa.wili b? at 8 a. m. Coventry. Iday 4 -.MfiAGritnid# O. G. Anderson'and famllyiA coishal- Invitation la extended ,tp Show Opens Today Mrs. Tftcimas N. Hepburn, moth­ 6f the Cmnecticut Federation of cil of Jewish Women were among In addition to the 7:30 aejvlce A. Anderson,, daughter oT Mrs,'O. The: Ladles’ Fragment SoiSicty Here Tdinbrrow Night. H^ih’ and HI Tail Cedars t o be /.ation Will Not He Congyess to Act. ' Eciiifly Oil Cempany er of Actress Katherine Hepburn, Labor,'.'mdorsed Mlaa Connor’s the organizations registering op­ at Bt. John’a church there will be G. Anderson and the lste,Mf. An­ will meet Thursday; May 10, kt. ------J. V' « -1 prasaiRpresent fofor ^ supper at 6:30. Town^pf MaUrh^ter, Watw Department urged the cmiMnlttee not to b u ^ Rodiville to Run the X, Hir^iun views'and urged women to "take position. 331 Main Btr^t Tel. 5293 or 2-1057 brief noon-day prayOra on V-E day. derson of Coventry, haa^ selected the Grange Hall for an all-klay. Nutmeg Forest, Tal^ Cedars ol \ (airc-AII for 'ord. May 4—(^T-^IVomen den the issue with legal ramltt’^_ Events Tomo’hrow and Meat Cutting Demonstration Saturday evening, May IP, ar the meeting. Mrs. Anna Giesecke ancl outnumbered men by,,/more than tions, or to be doncerned. about ■. A.- There will be a meat-cutting Mrs. Beatrice Keller are co-host­ LeMhqn are. . spqnsorlngAa Dis­ F. H^^^rker^ Sbperintehdimi' Problems. date for- her marriage to >;Valter six to one at a hjsHng on the possible loss of r l g ^ . , Sunday; ^tie Piw^am. demonatraUon during the Lectur­ Sibtey Haven, son of the.JatC Dr. esses. Everyone is welcome to at­ trict Ceremonial tomorrow^, night Locali "The amendment," ahe said. Is ers Hour at^ the meeting of V er­ and Mrs. William C. HaVen, of tend. A hot dish luncheon Will be at the M^bhlc Temple. Frederick By Jaroiw Murlow equal-rlghta-fory'women amend­ simply a dignified s U M ^ n t thSt 7 ^ krtU*, M*y 4.r^/ Serafin. manager of the Rockyllle Eighth Grades are hol'ding a May y S. Barrtager of ^ e w ond-t^ongsegatlonal church, IH Representative fo r' Conne'cMcut of the t o i ^ g they were not Unan- vlUe FIM aMMSkme Club. Inc., will Conaumera Cooperative will be in dance and games oh May 4, at the New London, May 4—Job o f the United Nation*'confercnc^. Coventry. and part pf Rhode Island. Hq imoriaiy in favor of the proposal, Canaan, a physician In Nsw Yorii G ET ^ d U R be nm «t l^ltdi^ Paeture in En- charge and cut a Whole aide of Mr.«. .f, SherWqod . Bissell of church Community HOqu at 8 Calvert, son of Mr. and Mrs. > The' dole^tcs of the 46 jialions Incorporated . reports a great deal of activity ^ R B C O R D S a Is^slatlve committee learned city for over 40 years; . told the fl^d on Saturday and Sunday, May beef. si4embcr.s of Ihe Conaurhefa Coventry. WilLbe the matron of o'clock. Tickets will be sbld atthe ert R. Calvert, of 76 Phelps I*iWr hcra-ar'e workirtg to Create an in-^ committee that at the Start of the 5 and A and thbae pRmning to at< in all Tall Cedar Forests In 'New yesterday. ' X PanePof ,the OPA are planning to, honor. 'Th*. ot1»er attenNymiu Kenneth W. ,Little ./ iiH .tnulihg^ banana .(or of■ the■■ childreh cn And other memberK Anderson, will lie ring-bearer.,.. lifm plants to be placed at the COLinmiA — DECCA — VICTOR an apple,. eXampib. state on account of sex^:* statutes in 20 states barring wom­ Every Sato Night At 8:30 Sharp! 1 treatiirar. \ of the parish ar<>\lnvUed ■ to be Ushering will he Miss Millirei^ ^town hondr roll, .'v-: . 3. Settle international disputes . Representatives of several wom- en froin Jury service, a.. New York winged quail will be lib* present,. Cramm of Hartford. Mrs. W anlD . The p^nic. will be held on June peacefully through a World codrt en;8 organizations advanced the aute law holding a w lf^s wages e r^ M for an atakea. It waa an- ^ To Present Pi _ Day of . Manchester, Mi.s.s .^linc 26. ' British- or joint netion of tha Jesgue, mem­ argument. that adoption of. the become the property of the .hus­ fiO n n ^ that all entrlea are accept- '.Mrs. Esther, Katzung was elect­ TTERTON'S 20 C am ^ Includfog Sweepstakes . The pupils of the. MaplBsStreet Loomis bf, Coventry, and Mis-s Ida ber.*. , ■'V amendment wwfid serve to ^ u n band and Connecticut’s law that /ed on condition that the State of school will present a comedyXAn- Wabrett bi''Jyew Hartford. ed chairman .of. the card commit- At^e.Gente^ • v 5.'t9-541 5^in Street teract sbme 1,000 laws held to property acquired by the Joint ef \ ' Connectlcb^ the Rockville Fiah •tce and. she w'lll'be glad to taka, American Club Open Thbrsday DntU 9 e. M. mS aetwdny At StSO F. M. Mny Tr.v 111 Widen .^aUvlUei!i nabelle Steps In” thla eveiting at ; ' A r the yoars^p.a.ss the league discriminatory to women. forts of a wife and husband.Xbe- Admission $1.00 and Oame oub, Inc., and the land the school gymnasium. ’The follow­ orders for cards and fancy wrap­ See “CbboHc Condition”'- ' s^iongs to the husband. ownera are r^fea^d from all Ha. AThe aecon.d meHirtg of the 4-H ping paper. This-is the only meth­ may try to wid^en its activities ap, ing will take part: Ruth Hany. that:"ihe sli^ le problem of living The opposltldn,, comprising or­ Would Harin Workers bUlty for loaa, ^tamage or injury Kenneth North. Irene Kubasek, Sewing club wasxheid at the-home od.the club uses in rgising money, of MrA- Naud^atten.. who Is^the BINGO may be rndde easier. ganized labor aiidNqome Women’s Margaret E. (JOnnors.^at auatalned by m a n ^ dog or prop­ Roland LaFleur, Jean Sweet, Rich­ Mrsi John Kingsbury and MrS. Hanmy Kaj-e, Nancy Normaa organizations,' cohteh<}ed that it leader. The-jCollowlng officers were' For inirtHnce: An international representing the State CIO erty in cpnnectionNi^ the, run­ ard Laiiz,' Gardner Chapman, Walter Keller were 'put bn the 9 ___?— ...... "x would not accomplish atq;h a^u r* elected to^sbOfe: President, Xliss health organization could .help un­ ning of the trial. ' Dqris Dancoaaa. Lois Chapman, supper committee for the summer Sammy .Kaye brings his na­ pose and would lead to a <’,ghaot|c council, argued that the amend­ On Saturday the J u n i^ A ll Age Thelma^ Wright; vice preHideftt. fesUvar and Mrs. Esther Katzung dernourished peoples develop bet­ ment. ^ i l f it might benefit ”-a Lorraine LaFleur, Irving Dunn. T pmorroWy. iER S! ter .food.* or make better’ use, ot tionally famous "Swing and Sway” condition.” Opinion seemed feyenly atake will atart at 8 a.Njn.Nvith J. Community Social Joan .Miller: secretary, Shirley and -Mrs. Ruth McCann, on tha; small number of people”, such ns orchestra and a brilliant all new divided with but two of theN^^ MAKES IT JUST FOR YOU Tatteraal and J. H. VeHott j a Another of the popular com­ Wright; song and pledge leader. dining room committee. Mrs^ Don­ tho.se' they have. ‘ men present taking ahy part in the, women seein g to perform Jury Judgea. The Open All A^je aiAake munity Socials .will be held this John Stewart. ' ald Gehring assisted tno'hostess Right now the ctelegatcs are revue to thfe stage of the State '' lauf.h novelty ”So You Want to Furniture-' r lfs t apply tienazeh Primas. aala' of othar bonda to individ- war sines February, 1944. . 4-H Clubs Can attend. KvasniCka told Municipal Judge tertainment. Bureau of Hartford '.'/V:''' CARPENTERS' . / Ail tbet inunds line. But not Lead a Band” at every perform­ It doss THREX lebs-asols. ia $60,000, with the quoU for ReoeivM Promotion \ C llm a x Chapter, Ho. 98, O.E.8., Michael Tfeflako she wasn’t too at 10‘o’clock. ' even/^tion is apt to live iip to ance. Showing on' screen is • hides, prims#-mush.batter ationa,!^ being announced Im^hnuei J. Klette, son of Rey. . . . diy mht W ednesd^ evening. ,M®.v 2, much disturbed when her husband The Tall Cedar band '^an'd the thap'pi?eambl«. "Phantom of 42n« Street” with than thinned out paint. 1 thalarive doea not start and Xlrs. Karl Gtto Klette has re­ guoMSd tho quality oK aa yet as that at me Maaqnic\hall in Mirrow. Jerry, 52,'sold heh-linens, lahips, Rangers drill team, wuH be present I V FINISHERS AND FEEDER TENDERS' ,Fpr ex:Sniple. Suppose •’that 10 Dave O’Brien and Kay Aldridge. It dejMiMls on you. Ool cently been'promoted to the rank soodi Btakers of custom-bnUt furniture, ara aat- Menorsh Houas P ^ t ^ unto Juii)Funialfi. ^ Past Matron’s ahd Past Patron’s purse, and bualc ataiidK. But. she in lull foi^m and exemplify their ears from some nation be- There ai^ late stage shows Sat­ e m c AasocIMioii of Lieutenant Colonel. He ia. the uraUy^perleaeed In furniture eonstructlon and styilng. sinao 1$78. night was observed, Past Matron told the court, when he*-aold his Wotk during the gening. gihs a perscculiOn^of a rjiinbrity urday and Sunday startin;g at 9 ' 2nd COAT At the meeting Of the ^ k v l U e pilot of B-17 Flying Portress with \ ^ ALLEY An d UTILITY MEN Every ptoee we reiipholster |e carefully tailored to malm Past Patron E l^ n Winch and three suitk^pf underwear for liquor Grand Tall Cedar Wilbert Had­ p. -m. ------Over ilctwireh Primas apply Ge n u in e m o im k c k dvlo AasoelaUbtr held Tnumday g ro W ' " . £ e A D ^ A R your tuimtare look like new. Our fabrics are unusual­ the Eighth Air Force in finglandr j-u„ne Winch •<’»- den announce* that Nutihqg For­ Would the league step m and Mohdieh HAiUS Pu!nt^^=urrri- ISJrHEI $ ^ E STANbAKD evening. It waa recompiiended that He has been overseas since early Matron she had him'^arreated because they K X T. R A - M I L I A G I ly attraefl^, see them apd make your selection. Prices and Patron of the evehihg, Fred­ were imposaiblb .to replace. Kvq^. est has qykr 60 candidate.* now BLENDING DEPT.: PICKERS AND MIXERS palnt ia In good oondltlon, there be a qalyt obseivance of V-B jn 1943 and. has PYsr 60 miaaibne say to^-p^bt nation;. "Cut it o\it. tkrifty. erick Anderaonr'Past" Patron act­ with-morh- applies tions-comin^g-in “ Give b a ^ to those ^people the apply dtsaailly aver it. Day with prayar uid Thinliagivlhg over Continental Europe to hit nicks ' protested: "Spring-'Is here, R E C A itP IN G "T ed as Associate Patron for the at tha business meeting at 4:30, In oonaldaraUan of the fact that credit, with an outstanding rec­ your honor. Those union suits were Experience Unhecessary! Salary WhUa.Leamlnji money and\property a'nd jobs you evening, and Mias Gertrude A. An- too heavy." Judge Tremko con­ This is the largest class ever Oil BurniBrs You con doMhd on us to koop your our boya arid girls are still aacri- ord. .awaii— — tpok away froip them?’: old tirM rollliig with rscoppino (hot ^STW bpD UPHOLSTERING flelng thaniaelvaa on othar battle derapnTHqst Matron, acted aa As­ tinued the hearing, 'advised Kvas* tSken into membership here and That Isn’t likely. sociate GoMhictresa. Mrs. Gladyse Hospitalization Insurance Free! looks so good. Costs so lit- . . fronts and in considaration of nicka to recover hla union suits. it will help to make Nufmeg one It s possible tpat a riktion which tU, wsoTs so long. No ovr- AND DECORATING CO. BIssell, Peat Matron, - acted as Preaident Truman’s request that Cafeteria Service! Located On Bus was outragco:os ^ its treatment tiUoots nsodsd. 6.00x16 ST HARTFORD Larsen’s everyone remain at work. Any Truman Will Not Conductress. \ ■ ' ■fi- of minority groUM 'might be 1016 MAIN STREET On May 16 the annual meeting Available. further requests of aithar Presi­ tossed opt of the le^ne. ,TELEPHONE 540G dent Truman or. Governor Ray- of the Tolland County Asapeiation - ■ Apply Nichols-Bristol, Inc. Phone Mimcbeater 2-0700 34 DEPOT SQUARE Take Holiday That would have some effect in Phone 4941 » mond E. Baldwin in regard to the of churches will meet a t' West keeping -nations a little, decen I,IFFE OIL CO. 155 Center St. If No Answer Call Hartfora^B-0079 and Reverse Charge. carrying on of, business will' be, SUMTord. ’The meeting will start ALDOR SFINNI M IL L Sx But maybe it wouldn't. Fl. Hsrttnrd 7-BI9I carried out in accordance with Washington, May 4—(flV-Pres­ at 10 o'clock.. Rev. Ruaaell Camp These are questions cottfront- Avenue'>• Hartford will be-examined for ordination "Talcottville, Cofin.- : their. Wtshea. - ' ident Truman today put aside all ing delegates frpin 46 M t ,J3ome months ago, the Civic A*' auggestiona of a hoUday until The big Youth Rally, scheduled at 8 An hiring done In accordsnee w|Cn aces stabUlsatton'pInii.. 7 ';-aipciation asked that plana be nmde after., tension bn the war and dip­ for May 30 in Wllltmantlc has ^ for an. observance of V-B Day lomatic fronts subsides. been cancelled. with public exercises and other The chief executive told callers The Columbia Church of the Air z . events, but in view of changing be would spend his 61st birthday has announced 13 vital sermons :z conditions, the members agreed at — next Tuesday— at hla desk- and ’’Christian yocations” at 10- last night’s meeting that business, that hd has no Immediate plans' ,1Q:30 Sundays on any CBS stai S t o r e s A r e would ba carrisd on as> usual fqr getting out pt town, cvah,for tioh. -^Communion would normally Protaatant churches of the a'week-end. city'tua planning to hold services come Sunday,' May 6, at the Sec- on. Congregational church, but in- mt T :iM n the evening it the an- Ida /Lupino Seek INvoree INCREDI u m P R ic if t i Bouncamhut is mada,.bafora noon. aamuch as a group of young peo­ ple are ready to Join this church ■Jf the announcement for V -E Day Hollywood, Mav 4.— (fi’l— Charg- oomes after noon the service will as of June 3, it has been suggest­ ing mental cfuelty. Movie Actress ed that communion be postponed bt held at 7:80 the next evening Ida Luplno has filed suit for di­ and with all cburchaa being open for until that tipie. Children’s Day vorce from Louis Hayward, actor will be observed on June 10. / prayer during the day. and former Marine Corps captain. A t St. Bernard's church, if the Rev. Allen Hi Gates, pastor of She also asks'approval of a prop- the Second Congregational church wnouncement of the final surren- erty settlement effected out. of Given by Manchester Fire Dept. ^ in Germany ie made before has chosen ’The Earth ia the pfcno% court. She is. 26, Hayward 36. T:3(J'p. m. services will be held at Lord’s’’ as the topic of his sermon They ;were married In 1938 and fo May 6. It is hoped that man; ix d w liar separated last July. friends and members of the churcl and Hollister St. St^ool Hall \ / Some Cairiping^ Admission 75c, Ineltiding Tax veu’D ixpicv^o: ' Equipmphtifas Superfluous Hair Removed Just Arrived!^ ...X PAY .»iip 14M’ PermfiDwtly — PRlnleasly — Safety! Z 9a.mCio Sleeping Bags! FREE CONSULTATION COAT LIKI THISI > X TELEPHONE 2-1264 . ^iip Tents! /■ h's got everything! Deeper h^bodc cufli ’' Miss Ren(t iialem *» ---- re ■ RM ^ COM and new-saddle shoulder*. Wider ^ M AM CM lSTtd. COMM* Camping Bags! ELECTROLYSIS SALON tuxedo! Prime quality, fresh paltsi Pfvs tho* Heavy canvas, lather, ROOM 15 -*RUBINOW.BLOG. 84X MAIN ST. wofmlh iond durability which mouton lamb _ bound -7- for _ bUnkets and sundry equipment — Just is famous fori And this year it’s o deap-tooed th^.Thing! In brown that loola oven fflort UkaboguBrl jy ' i Canteens! me. Yes, all Ihi* and on omoxing fow-prke. tool Mess Kits! FORKS KNIVES N e e d p A t I O K d o w n , will tfert your SPOONS CUPS A p p ro p riaj b - coat until Nov. 15th, whllt you eamplota tha SPECIAL!! Cold Vau li G ifts O f monthly poymantf on Wards layaw ay Moiw‘ J" KNAPSACKS! • '-s'- MALE HELP WANTED Rqbber — Airtight — e Locked ori the premises . ; WatcHight — Can ^ used Remembrance For Essential WoT Jl^dus^iT at . . ' . * . . ' , -V • * $TO»i rout ruMS ufAtof ito water container, air pil­ Foi^ Chci^olet # Protected hy autonuaic sprinklers low, or as regulfir Knapsack ' ' ' Operating Dyeing Machines -—Has Many Uses! % Fully capered by insurance For Mother Giv Mother’s Day i» Experience Not Necessary! Complete Charges w as follows': - ' She Will Appreciate Your Thought fulness r’cTcr” ;-*-v Open 7 a. m. to 10 p^ in. Fur Coats—-3 % of Valuation All hiring in accordance with the Womp«mvi|lfi -lA- FISHING KIT! $9*9S Minimum$2.50 SPRAY PINS..4^. .$6.00 up STONE SET RINGS...... $12.00 up area stablUution plan. . ^ S Lines — Lures — Hooks Men^s and Women*^s Plain Codts STERLING SILVER OR DIAMOND BING S...... $42.00 up': — Bait — Knife — Stand­ Leave your ear in the morning ard Equipment for All Ser­ 3 % 'of Valuation. Minimum $1^50 GOLD FILLED EARRINGS •. ■ .$3.00 up. a vice Lif6 Rafts! 'BROOCHES...... $3.ia up ^ Apply to Mr. J Kelley ’ . and pick it up in the evening. J^iuen!8 Fur Triinmed LADY BUXTON V 3% of Valuation. Minimum $2.00 BRACELETS ...... ,...... $6.50 up ■ BILLFOLDS .$2.00 up AMERICAN DYEIn G CORP. FefiM^ Tto Inctaided. Comer of East Main and Gfove Strccto MSSIFF BRUNNER'S RockviDe. Conn. - The CORK Phone Rockville 10 4 Meehanicfi to Serve You DEWEY- CO. MANCHESTER MANCHtSTtfl MJR* Jk WELERS. STATIOflERS o p n a A N S $24-828 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5161 §95 MAIN STREET 9t. James street, where the driver f’otr'Mayor Mortonaen and theTwr | said, he had cofite to a stop be­ for the camp. A pucse'will CAII at <^iir Ne^Meii Bldcfm<'n. the! cl^Wges^ origfnOUy | [onienls Mark Slate Feature Oiie Car Upset cause/of a stop sign. AS he came Icy of appeHsement.' upon, the pos- the camp for a routine Checkup: , 'Were brought by Attorney Cdr\ into Hark .street he saw the other M atichesler About Town Many Gomhat ■nellus D. Shea’ and Afrafney Ben- car coming from the eaat. He w ^ V:tbilily that natlona and pcopl^ House Upholds Miners Told Artlclen T-o Be Brought jartiin Rabindvi.tz, who claiRied the' In Crash Here Applicants m ua^ring to camp struck on a rear fender. OberS^ s will adnie day a^airt ^criH ce prin­ On^oiie Boaril Ox ni m i s 8 i o n Ora .dlflerlnjfnAtc‘1 car was not damaged, but-«M)f' car Evening Herald ciple and'hto^aty 4,or a/-EarTow the following irticlca: Ration Troops I against theip-'' client. Isadhra ■ ■■ ^ Truman W orl^i^in King -E^kvld Lodge-Fel­ books, towcM. x m . tobthpaste, -driven by WIttke overturned on its PUBUSHBD BT'Tl and selflsh expediert^/ L«t, P» lows will hold lU reguhCr meeting Gershberg,/When they refuse But No Our Hurt ak left side. He told Officer Martin mepAf.n p b in u n g OO. iNt. three sheets, two pillow cases, one this evening a t ''7/*®' -sharp, im ­ T hose twine to irant him a liquor outlet that as^he applied his brakes he 13 Stoaell «re*t once ' more become- tie 'itii\d .<»<, ptllbw,; two blankets, qn^'' pair on Sheklmi. s tre ^ while outlets Autos Meet, at^ P ^ i r k ■ iUncba*Wf. Coop. portant busineSa-^Will be b fm ^h t Preparatioiis Are More XliBii TI^^Fiflhi* started' to wkl and could not wdrld we were from 193a.,to^ 1S3P, Artioii iG Overritle S7 before the Iqd^e, an(K,at 8:30^^ shorts, two pair blue jeans or ^ Pisliiis^ebington.', May ^ -i/Hc—Presi-. - The, WcM-x^'cep Inn, Andover;^'; Supreme i'Headqp«itipi’S Allied the Wltlke car was taken away by geooal^aaaa Mail Matter. like Chamberlain and Borah, and , cile Gonipahies; Nego­ h'ranli!^ McDonald and daughter To all^y for information for m unity’s bndly- shaken tersectlon iff Park and Church the Dillon Motor Sales Company's (lent Tmuan Kt(cl a 57-vote vic­ neaii; ^ndover L*ke, has been work, locOvApplicants may Call or Expeditionary Fpfw, Paris, Mty.4 streets. The Plymouth was belfig mtaSdUPTION RATES ^ \ that new Hitler .will again find Muriel, of, SaxonvHIe. Mass., who In the Zoning BrfiuU of LilieiiUial Vote w recker,...... -- -X Ona Tear b ^ M ^ i ...... » tory today TH-hiA first congreli- tiations ContintHlrig. tame here Ao attend th.li funeral of selected by the Agricultural Ex- phoifie Mrs. 7K»eph Pero, 299 Oak­ —(M—Excc^-for 'policing' •, duty driven east' by Henry. R. W.lttkr ii« path tnade eaay. Mayor Wlllian;- H, • Mortensehsto- of 157 Pine street and the Fonf " ------— ------^ Par montb I m slonal showdown. "y ah old mrnd. Mrs. Clarence ..tension Service Of thbv.Enierg'^ticy land street. a generql^cupatlon iask^Mpee day appoinletl foiir ney . commio- Chocolate Is cacao'w ith the oil If all the peribd of Hitler'a . The House by t fnargih up­ Washington, May 3. The Ma) Be Dehtyetl 'was operated by Frederick'; A. DellTerad One T w ...... » llanna. x • Farm Labor Division sum­ X " ' " : X t^e American-Rusaian ltnkb]pa^d slpners, three of whom replaed- Oberflon of '75 Gardner street: left m; cocoa la cacao with the Weatern SUtea aS ( APO ....;• ..ya-OO grot^lh were to be Bitmmed up in held his vel.o of legislation to keep American flag flew.qver 363 Peni^.' n\ore farm^ workMa oiiK^of the mer camp for .slrawberry^gickers ;the JB'erfnSn surrender in Ital; those di*mi.ssed olv < hnrges of The Ford w^s'coming'but of oil taken out. H few'Words, one could eay that ■ MrsXohn GalUigber. Who before diSoriml-niulon .OF. draft, , • sylvania anthracite- doirpanies/tp- hej^marrlage.'to PgtvGallaghcr on ,e than three-fifths 7,il|(^bars. ---- x- 'rcappolntmcnri^/ The AaaofclaUd Preaa'^{^» *»ciu«l»eljr to atop him, hut never the morai tv^-b days after a surprise capital lon arras bhia aufnmer. x ^ are now idle. entitled to the ua« of repuolicatloo til and ordered striking min ira^to-r^ of 9 Foster street, Wm ' honoied V'Joseph E. Arborlo, independent, ^ nUie'^ycar ,erm aa Tennessbo- all newa dlat)atche;< eradlted to ■ or not fibre to do it. -Upon the moral visit bv the new chief executive to turn to wo'rk'by. Monday./ With a dinner party Tuesday eve­ ■The camp will open bn Satur­ / Trials Troops'of Gen. Courtney Hodge's otbenriaa eradited In thia Iraper and shake hand.s with House members. day. "June 2 and will‘close on June First Arm'y, Lieut. Gen. Lucian ' contractor,. ' x fvallev AiithOi-itv ..chairman, faces fibre we have tomorrow depends ,'Acting, lindcr presidential^ dl- ning a t the Hotel HeUbl^in, 't»V her 'V william F. PiOnensndfh, Demo- ' ^ alan the local newe punliahed Here. .Aithniigl' 8 majority ■ voted to aasocialea at the United Aircraft 16, The capacity of .the camp is tiscott'a Fifth Army, and Lieut. Sicha^' the. peace of tomorrow. Without rectipn. Interior Sectetary/tcjte* Gbn, William Bimpaon’a Ninth cratV authority > inHurance a week s delay All rtrbU ot repiibllcatlon o.‘ apaclal ovcr-ricle. the count fell, 67 short seized JLli*: o p e ra tic ^ last- „nfght. plant in East Hartford, She Was 50 girl workers. E ^ n t , Uhati-man Tlioihas (DT^^Okla.i, dlipatchea herein, are alec reaerired. it, arm am ents ah{l alliances and of the required two-thirds. The 'presented with a sum of money. / Workers will b.r paid five eeqta Big S^OFtsn^ Arnvy.are cleaninjg their rifles and c la ln ^ '' of the Agriculture uopirnittec to B. A sem ea vote was 18.5 to 177, with 151 Re­ At the''samedj^me he 4«'puUi’-e'd the tuning'up their tanks,- while forces Charic’.s 'A' Welch, Dempcral, ■Col\ Scott (Dennis Morgan! and'"Big Mike’’ (AlSn Halei, a riilt aeralee client el K. agreements are uarieSa. ■'. management each • ■ Federal per basket and good wages are in Is E xpen /DraW chief oi/raiii warden of the city. \vhlch'' thc noujlnatjofi',wq.s refer­ Ido. ■ publican*. .30 Dormicrats and one. . T rfn lt^ P ast'N obl* Grands will prospesf for tb6-aver4ge girls and; of Gen. Oqprgc S. Patton’s Third red yeatiu-day^on^ifa re'Oelpt .from missionary priest, look skyward d uring aXqnsc moment in Warnci It is idle ^to rejoW over the Progressive-voting to over-ride; operator* to' k>^' the working* ahd Lieut>N<3«n. Alexander M. IT^ey shECceil. J. EriK’st Rous- Bros.' "God, la My Co-Pilot.” play ing at the State Sunday, Monday Publlahera B»re»enUtl»ea: The open while ncif^tiationa for a new nirtt with Sunset Circle-of this a go<}d vacat.ion can be had at this Many ^^the TJeld. .seiiii, ‘LmiiK W;. DiN'aooli and th e . White')Uoiia'cv is. In hi* home j'lMua Matbewa' Special A«ency—New defeat and death of Hitler and aa- 184 Democrats; 12 Republicans town, Monday afternoon at three well .-nown rural- inrt; w hich-is' Patch’s: Sevemk Armies bpre on EndTue.sil^ The (rtlm;* cast also includes Raypaund Massey; Ah- •^contract continue in .New 'Vorlc. through the NaAAouthem redoubt Harold F. StcCall. uU .Democrats, state and not, expectod back York. Obteacb. Detroit and Boeton. sume that there will neycr be and one AmerieSn-Labor member o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. Fol- owned by Miss Marion Tinker of The ^ A n th e ^ e r Coon Fox who reCeived'cnolice .of their dis­ fore May JO. .*• drcB King, Dane Clark and John fUdgeiy. , ■ ,,______. When You Buy to .sustain. The wageXalks have been dead­ and fntd^.Czechoa1oHrs(mai messenger . Acting t’hairman, Wheeler (D:, The would-be over-riders need­ locked Mnce they began a 'month per will be served under the direc­ May So^Unlta^ CIRCOUATIONa recall how we were , during ' the ago. . ■ 'Under SupervlMlnh . . Since AmbricaR dlviMefi* Are 'niiirsdii.v night.V / ■ - liiont i; .said he plans to call no ed 242 Votes. ' . , ' tion of Mrs. Minnie .Krause, who ylkr cobh dog trials at- its club; wuceecuH neeigiiei^ ,iiciiii»vi ■ meeting ■ on..-'the m atter unless The Herald Printing Company. Inc,. growth of iila power, and resolMe Insist Vote on Merit* John L. Lewis, and his United ■/The workers will be tranaportx nbver permaftently Assigned to Huceecdn Re^ljnieii ,'Menilier MiuouM OO ro»poo**t)ilUy. for will be assisted by Mrs., lya In­ ^rbuhds in North Ooventfy right Wijliam H; BuAelev.' Republi-,Tfmmas specifically asks him to that we ahallVaver be that way Republilians insisted ' that the Mine : Worker* haye not .yet ac­ graham, Mrs. Minhie Johnston, ed from the Andover camp to the,- any The Army it, M likely\^U»at tyoomooicil irrof* oppooring «n 'House vdje strictly on the m cri^ ceded to a War Labor .board di­ off Route 44 pn this Sunday^ some ^m bat nnltl'.^ll be-Amfted can, vice.president Of the Kellogg':do. .sg. It’^ib possible, however. M^RIL KEROSF.N^ ItKTAlta AXD Buy Fuel Sav|ilgs Too aertlaemanta 'a The .liancheater Etw- 'again.' Mrs. Mary pish. Miss Florence strawberry farms and returb'^ff From Manchester you take the & Bulkeley , t'ompahiV was also | tha'/admlni-strarion quarterbacks • / . X ’ nlng Herald. . oK the legislation.' Democra.tic rective calling for pxten.sioh:of the Taylor and Mi^s.j'Arcella Crawjdrd. the cam p will be under tlie .ritfier- to more get^e aectora. MOlmaiEAT FUEL ^ X . IwaHer McCrirmack of Massadhu- left turn at the four corners where But for thbtnost'pajt. almost 5< named by- the mnyor\tf> siiececdt-vviir a.sk Thomas to appoint a.sub- old contract. It* expiration .Mon­ Mrs. Ruth Beckwith wills^ in viaion of supeiviapr oftd tWo as­ the Unlyerslty of Connecticut Ex- Erncat .“i. .Goodrich. st!il\[eiiiploye. i commiUcc to begin hearing.* Up- -■ ' Wholesale Friday, May setts^'called for support pf' Mr. day night precipitated the strike. sistants during the (iufatioh of the Arnerican diviaiona are, -ip Army \ 0 Q V / & y \ ThevLast Nazi Policy'' Trum ai^ position ns wart-lme com- chargenf games. ' \ perimehtal Farm is located. Ta'rlance, "sweatmg, it out,*’ w ait­ riio resigned last week, ii^ausif he 'cause Lilicnthal's. present term The operators consented, but ask­ camp. Girls and x^omen-in gooii As these trials comniejice abo^ fel^ his city poat cunfiic'ted ■with expires May 18. niander-m-chief. X , ‘ ed that the .extension be limited to Chapman Courti Orddr of Anvari ing' to see Who'* gMag to handle Gasoline X, He Rose In A" Rotten World Even-wilh 'ttie actual fighting in he^jfr-'are wanted forxthe vacation noontime or shortly afjfcCr and,ce of -the TVA Don’t take di^ces with your/present trans­ / A have, one last, consistent Instinct. Agriculture 'ppfinmlttee InAiated meeting this evening in the Ma­ toi'Sgs.certlficate -showing approval Save Up to Fuel enough, to talk of how evil was Mr. timman had been “poorly ad- A few hours before seizing, all come out any time ,dtfring the day. Mla.ted for Occupation ' ^ w hich wi I submitted to a spec-j chairman,, is the big question MORlAfttY BROTHERS It is to draw one last distinction the anthracite properties, Ickes sonic Temple. Refreshments will of f./im work for the applicant. If they get oi^t lit the morning tql meCi-ihg.olNhe Cilrtmion council! the cmimmatlon situa- portation. It^ b^iill got to last you a long ■ Hitler. He was completely, aln- viaedX FlannagaX^ contentled that Indications are that the V. S. "On the Level" AVCenlet and Broad Rfreels EXPERTLY INSTALLED between, the • Allies who have took over three bituminous mines be* served by Mrs.. Viola 'Trotter , WbiJI Planned steals about 10 o'cWck, and the commit­ 15th Army is slated for the occu­ --^dhight, the" mayw said: \tion; He is believed to be mak gle-mlndeUly evil, and therefore bunf^r crops needed to feed.starv- and her committee. Open A lt Hay anfivAII Night. Call 8300 tiiue. , ^ . WITH THE EXCLUSIVE STEEti SEAL brought them to defeat. Perhaps l«g Europe could n<>t,t>e produced of the Carter Coal company in ■Well planned meals will be aery, tee hopes tt Is a nice sunny day, pation task, but the corps and di­ ''-"m order to i^cstablish ' ibeijj-jr quiet c e ^ of Senate sentl- UliuBually expert a t hi* teade. But Tf essential farm workers contin­ West Virginia. 'The Solid Kiiehi theyr .v^l be able to see the doga as visions to be assigned to It have comm'anity's badly sicken contl- , befope''^deciding whether, to the distlnetioh they , make is the St. M artlet's Daugh- ed the/workerivat the Well Sweep tti tfs Give The M atdr In Year .L No Draft! No Rain Ventilation! the w orld' has had- men of evil ued to be drafted. administration Ickea heads said Inn..and there wbU be ample pro-, ^thby arrive, arid this Is in itself not yet been announced. ■(fence oK the boaj'il, w i^ h , more - ^ .full-scale fight Check result of their own instincts, tbf Jera of I.s^clla, wljK* hold Ita worUvehe, trip. Up to April 15, General Hodges* than any 'other, (tuterminea the | ■ 2. Change Screen to Storm Sash In Min­ thought and evil Intent and evil Sponsor of I.eglHlatipn strikes At the Uiree mines result­ evf vision fqr racreatibo aside frortT ute From INSH9E Yonr. Home! .y^. it is plain that they fear the^us- Flannagan wrote the vetoed leg­ ed from ''tjjtl eompany'a failure to monthly meeting ^sdaj^e^ening 'The Club sponsoring this event First Army included the Third, character iifxmir neighborlmMs, I Ciiriup I.,andiH to Seek Divorce Car Complete Overhaul talent before. What made Hitler at eight o'clock An th^^K. of. C. the regular work period, I^-e is a l)as spacious grounds. It invites have selected Mie.se represenUitive These .8. No Bulky Wthdnws to Store in Ceiiar! sians. But their demonstration of islation. It would have given rif- j^lgn and/accept the new wage sample day: Seventh and Ninth Armored divi- different was that he got help*. sential and Irreplaceable irreplaceable farm yixccuted by the remaln- home. Mem^a a^e requested 'Aport fans to come and bring their sl'ona and the F irst,, Second, F ifth , citizens of •prov'bn character, abil-/ .Hollywood, May ,4,— freshments can be obtained at the General Sihipson's Ninth Army, Landis Is going to dlyotce Maj. \ was unusually expert at the tad- to 5:30 p.'m,, dinner. 5:30 p./n. at t^-by-by any political or persorial Inter Make An Appointment To Have Your Car Overhauled, Let-Us Show You a Ruseo S-Way Combination Window! stinct to run ^ a rd a surrender al discontent with, adminiawation|nia‘ held by, the government as a re­ pillow/the, members are ,canV.a.S8- y.-hlcta will include faa^mburg a t the tiifne It halted 48 mile* from 'Thomas.'G. VVa.lace, noW with the 1 tl» of creating suepicion Md di­ ing w,,should be turned in at camp*^recreation, 6:30 p. m. to wiches, hot dogs, coffebk/and Berlin, consisted of .the Second, •St." . .' F. H. A. FINANCED — *6 MONTHS TO PAY. to British ojr/ American -forces, of the Tydings act outilhi/lg prn- sult of atrikea during the soft coal Army Abt Forces at San '.’Antonio, i All Work Guaranteed! vision among bis enem ies..^t the eedure for considering agricultural Tuea^y’a meeting. Mrs. Helen 9rtf0 p. m ../curfew , 9 p. m. dougtlnj»ta. Earl Tost, sportS: edi­ Fifth and Eighth Armored dtri- -In notifying the-three commis­ Tex. MIss^Landis said she had Held Under the Auspices of that it alao'^he policy of what is wage negotiations last month. Girls^ar4 covered «adequately by tor of The Manchester Evenirig ajon* and the 29th, 30th, 35th, sioners of their rfcmoval, Mayor . N • • , • . It main reason wjiy he got Ml the deferments. Ickes told the hard coal miners Griffin and her committee wUf celved the nbqessary consent left of tbe Nazi and the German The .President term ^ the legit' serve refrshraents. insurance while at/the camp and Herald, w ^be the announcer for. 75th, 79th, 83rd, 84th, 95th and Mortensen sald/that' after study­ pers from MajOt; Wallace, w ^m i help he did get was a lack of first to get back on the Job "producing 1.02nd Infantry division*. ing the tranamipt of the evidence THE MANCHESTEk COQN AND Manchester Motor Sales, Inc. bartlett-brainArd CO. High -Command leadership. It Is lation dizerim inatorj^nd in Vialo- fuel to avert cold homes and siiopp 'on the Job and a doctor ia on call the dog she married aftcF^ whlrlwiffd ro- ' M moral fibre and stability In tkm of the prineipl^f the original Mr. and Mi-s; Uavi^P^erbner of presented i t the ouster^ hearings: rtiapce in London, tVp years ago. 109 WODDBINE STREET HARTFORD (J a policy which hopes to create the which 'would -serioualy , handicap "I am/fully convinced'that the 512 WEST CENTER STREET , TELEPHONE 4134 . TELEPHONE 2-1.S59 the' 'Wprtd witm,-''which he was draft law "that no one shall be the war with Japan next winter." 29 Stephen atre^^iave been noti­ The actress denied sh'e^ had any FOX CLUB legend that the' Nazis ne^cr stir- placed in a favwed .position and publip''Tntercsts re(juirc your rC" dealing.'4Je did business in a rot- Would Impede War Effort fied that theji^n. Lieutenant Al­ moyi^ It is my stern duty as chief plans to remarry. rendered to the Russians. thus safeguarded from the haz­ In directing ickea to act Presi­ fred P. W^bner ha* . arrived at y Ifil :.’: tgn world, aXtprid which did not ards of war,/Because of hii ^cutive of the city of Hartford, In pursuit of this policy, fleeing dent Truman .said "the war effort B ritl^ iv’ew Guinea. He is a /R) forestall any possible repetition r - - y heglB to get baclt tp Intem a^nal nomic, oc^pational or other ^mbardler on a B-J4 Liberator Sunday, May 6th, Any _Timc Germans. plimge into the Elba, vyill be unduly impeded or delay­ of such conduct In the future.”' morality and prlnclp1*'-.jmtll It at'atus." ■/ ■ ' ed’ by continued idleness. , -"^ane. . .V'. It would, he added, "be an in- The ouster order was signed by ■ knew rt^waa fighting for tta own trying to reach British or Ameri­ Strikes among, the ,72;000 ^ - Ih mayor and fbur Republican , , COSMETICS can units. In p'uratiit of this pol- jiistirA to the, mllliona already in- tbracltB "workers-began jPucaday I 'phe Manchester branch of the Hfiena Bubenstein Clufc Grounds,-No* Coventry Ufe. ThW, belatedly, that 'SmWd ducte^into our armed forces and aldermen, John J. HUriey, Allen L. Icy, t^y try to esimpe to pen- morning under the union’* "no Women’s CnrisUan Temperancy/ Hopkins, Herbert Older aqd.Vin-1 Harriett Hubbard Ayers Ijegan lo go ..'back to the princi­ thoa^tyet to be inducted." Th r ilj ing-- Msat'-Factoe ..... TarfBey- mark'"or Norway, not to. cariy on contract, ho work" To'icy;. ' Union will have an all-day sgW- y lent J. Argento. / ...... y ples which, strongiy held and Lewi* did not attend « Tuesday Irig meeting a t the South Method-1 Given Hearing Month Ago Luclen LeLong — Etc. Fotlofw Arrows on Route 44- r ' practiced In the first place, would the fight longer, but because these Wlb hearing/?^nd a bituminous ist church Tuesday, with butiineas | The three commissioners were Arthur Drug Storea fc'- bre certain, they feel, .to be areas district preatdent, John Owen, said meeting at 2:30, . ' ' | given a hearing a month ago be- MORE have halted Hitler many times be- Jght Flash to receive beautiful MiLES-OF-SAFETY surrendered to the British and the board’s contract ejrtension or­ k l fors he became a world danger. der would have to be considered e. Americans, in fact, the greawt Second Lieutenant, 'Wesley E .' Ti*, he had help, and the prime Seen. Likely by the tri-dlatrict scale committee ■Vancour w as. promoted from sec-.l iMson to be derived from this war military activity In Europe ^ a y in/New TPork. ond to flrat lieutenant on April 'practical lasting gifts la not that he was an extraordlna- is this rush of German titxm to B ig ^ eleo r There, where negotiations were 23l Hia parents, Mr. and Mra. rUy evil man, but that for such surrender to one side of tm ijreat bately kept alive yesterday with WHfred Vancour of 316 Spi-uce . / - v ON RIVERSIDES! a 14-minuto session, UMW Secre­ S‘ an evil character,' lie had unprece­ coalition which has brought them street have received the Air Med­ (CnnUnaed, fir^^Png* Om ) tary-Treasurer 'rtiomaa Kennedy al whlcn was swarded to Lieu­ dented assistance from the very to defeaU ■aid no meetinir of the *0*1* com­ tenant Vancour for meritorious' atementa of civilisation he intend­ temperature causes the ihgteor U> mittee n water, 1^ toward the day of his own_ death, choose betweep -Allies, compahted the light, but he. heard Wii^throp Desk in 36-inch size Notice hbw^he 6'sharp rows/ltpieeze the thoroaghfy insulated to minimize friciioh. per-dollar record of . every'tire^ bought because,, the world> finally mobi- no sound of a falling object. scale )60mmlttee will be accept^ Had Feature” as an official directive. . comes in genuine mahogany in Water out 'from under i . rforcing it into (Yon’U find that in Riverside tires, not .a Riversides. And more’ Riversides! They llred superior force i^alnsl him. *. ' • » He contlnujed he noticed ' the. To the Editor: ~ ' Y - a new, richer English- brown got more miles.. ..mores miles-of-safety. Gahcer Controt/^ampaign phenomenonn in what appeared |lo Edward . W. G i^th; vic4 presi­ I xiame here about a year agd, a the groove* for a quick, .smooth stop. ■ingle safety-detail has been oycrlooked.) But before that mobilisation could be the vicinity of the Marine bar* dent anfi general,'manager of Glen stranger knowing only * few^peo- color, 79.00 w- .' take, place, eomething.else had to The local Soroptimist club, ur racks ship "Relna Mercedes.’’-.. } . Alden Coal Co., said Uie operators e. I enjoy w alking. In my rou o rf, Chippendale Coffee * Table in, happen. The nations which had liertaking to sponsor Manchester’* JJnaMe to Ptaoe Light Definitely “win obey orders." ' / i find people exceptionally cpui He said alt’operationa would be. genuine mahogany with glasa- m been cgllous to aggreisiori.when it - There w«rc no stars ahiriing at ous and kind. Not foolish flatteiy. -.x- Is- ■ participatiDn in the ' natiqn-wlde the time and he was unable: to prepared to resume .prodiictlw as Instead they take time out In this prottected top| .10.95^ 'did not seemed aimed at theni had Cancer Ccmtrol Drive, is'seeking place the light nrore definitely in soon aa the . miners appear the City of Charm np matter hoW busy I. Reproduction- of a Victorian to Icam that one aggression aims to play it* part toward the elimj- the aky. __ _ j collieries for work. they are to .make one feel a t home.. Foot Stool; black or blue nee- at ail free nations. . nation of one'^ the most serious Chiaf Tetty Officer C. E. Whit­ At the church or In the home, tington of the "“Rein* Mercedea," wherever it may. be.' • dlepoint-type tapestry, 18.50 The nations.,which*iad divided shadows acroa* the- health arid M O JH iR were to hity where a watch m * -- maintained Oiie-^idecl pews There la one sad featurei how­ J. Pleated back Lad.v’s ■ ■ ' ■■ ■ ■ V ■ ■/ to let Hitler come so far had to happiness of American woman during the night, said .there had ever, .that throws shadows Ovpr our Lounge Chair in learn to .stand together, 1n good h^Od. All too frequently, th a t been no report of the phenomenon. Hii %v Wheeler beautiful picture. That is the tav­ cedar-rose dama.sk; faith, and on good principle, '^e>- shadow materializes. Into tragedy. Other report* of "flaahea of erns end griUs. As ■ member of light" were given in the BalUmore .r: the Women's Chriatian .Temperance . • - \ Grand Rapida made,- OWN GIFT, s h e 'd ' fore anything could be, setrin mo­ Some day one of those labor*' areA but no authorltiegr^’hld *c Washington, May 4.—(F-^i-^Sen- Union I have hopes these will 75.00 tion to atop him. Everybody tory iriiflacles, really backed . by coui^ for the phenomenon. ator Wheeler ID.. Mont.), said toi- sbon disappear, and give our Man­ ..r, - TV-.,' . learned, late, almost too late, ^ a t centurie* of work and research, day big radio chains are cartying chester its full rightful name. "RIVERSIDES DIDN’T COME 3Gr621,05S. RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE TIRE PRICES- r- freedom.-,and.cirillsatioa could not one-sided propaganda" ,on Inter­ Let us do all we c*k to make wlU come to pass, and the simple, this city pure and clean when our. ARE NOW RIDUCIDJ keep acting oiit their-own princi­ Fiunie Occupies! national and national lasues. He quite likely cAbcis^ f u r n iTd r e ON MY CAR; I CHOSE THEMI" TIRES SOLD TO DATE! direct cure will be found. But added that If they did not volun­ 'armed forces return. With Qod%' eaa ples'and still survive. “ Your neighbor’s Riversides diil'n’.t ***** Yea mors than.-jB million Riverside Now; (with a raqbn certificate-) you meanwhile, it l8:ail important that tarily begin 'carrying both aides help. .- get the. extra-wear and extra-safety o t Now’, and for thp future,, the everything that can be aceonr- By. Y|igo8layian8 hr. would Introduce legislation re­ -City pf Charm. on his ear; he chose them himsslf, to Tires-bavc been sold; in all. And every last one of them was a deliberate “replace­ Riversi(ics, at th* lowesfpries* In months! riss of another HlUfr docs net de­ pllBhed w ith present medical quiring them to do so. f le e t the tires he found on his car as- ,-“To have * democracy you muat Advs'rtiisement— ' “ original equipment." He -chose them ment" sale; the tareful choice of a person . For; More Mile*-of-Sa(ety, change to Riv« pend upon a certain birth, or the knowMge be done. It is impor­ V V ersides—warranted to gitm satisfactory London; May 4.—OPH-TugoaJav have an informed people,” Wheel­ X a rk e t garden fertilizer—32.75, titlihtrmtelj, in preference to all the other like yourself. (JteagUm’t hett hepptntd development of ''a certain evil tant that people be taught to rec­ partisans have completely occu­ er told reporters, "and you can t S3.00 and 33.25. per 100 Iba.—Eng­ famous U ta^jfivtr mtk him why?) • „ i . . wiihamt mmt fr t t t j goad rtetmf!) ‘sieevice without limit of lim# oc mllsal character with a certaiq mad ognize the diseaM** early, that. pied the big seaport ot Flume and bava- an '.informed people when land’s—Manchester Green, Phone dream. The potentlal'.'Hitlerq are When it ia recognized, they be the former Italian Naval base of they, hear only one side and that 3451. ' ...always being bom; No, the rise Pola at the tip of the la tr^ pen­ full of misrepresentation;” able to find that treatment and The MonUnan.ls chairman of MAKE IT A HABIT to shop Ward* (or furnitur*. Dus to wortims shortoflss, our vorjsty Is not olwoyi o* . ' of s future Hitler will depend UF- insula, Marshal Tito annotmeed to­ care which will prevent tragedy. day in a communique broadcast the Interstate Commerce commit­ open / «r*ot os it used to be, but new shipment* of fiood ’hkig* for the home orriy* frequently. You're sur* to -M the same cirddrostances which It i* all Important' that the " re- from his headquartera. . tee which handles radio legisla-, Peraoiml Notices made poaeible 'tbe rise of this Hit- iMrcb which U one day going to Flume fell, .the buUeUn' said, .don. ■ : find 0 Mother’s Doy Gift that will pisoso HERl Pay only 20% down on furnitur# ptwhosss of $K) or morel "It la outrueoua the Amount of MONTGOMERY WARD ^pon the suspicion, and rival conquer thl* disease be. continued after 11 days of ftpree atraet. fight­ Saturdays ing during .which thnt* Oannah propaganda uAt ia going on the C a rd a t T h a n k s which develops amEllg ‘great and amplified,. For. such great rea­ We wiib to teprcaa ear apprecla- diviaiona and seTeral additional air about Dumbarton Oaka, -Bret- tloB and thank*.,to *11 thoae who *o. which ahould be dedicated sons the ^roptimist club be­ units were destroyed. tim Wooda and the reciprocal kindly auiited.u*. and extended their to 5:30 P. M. TEU 8161 ^ a c s, upon the willingness of Aa a result of the victories, he trade agreementa” he said. "Some ■ympathy during jthe nine** and at the 824-828 MAIN STREET speaks and deserves Manchester time of the death' of our dea huiband to tolerate . statesmanship said, "the entire area of liitrta and of it ia from commentators but ■upport for this • national cam­ I mostly It is the people they invite and father. Alfred A." Hennequi*. betrays them wnth the pol- paign. the Slovene dbaat has been blear­ Mr*. Marie M. Hcnncquiii.and ram i- ed.” I tr atuiak." MANtiMiSm tit E.v Mt'.UAuu, iWANti'HEiis'l'KIl. FRIDAY, MAY 4^ 1945- MANC ^iinEIAXjO, UAlvCXtE8TSS.4CON|l« FR ltlAY, M AY 4,1945 ?- AmCricam air baae'xt Chih! .X, Aui^es .hard to fight - Vvith fixed 250 miles southeast of Chuni table, will read the name* of those biyoneta" and bore through heavy fe WoUlided record makingt.one. a* it )va* LocalMothers Proinmed to M ajor Japs in Burma an Army spokeaman aimpi who are in the armed forcee. both b t^ e rs to reach high ground oviSh* today.. March. , ■ ' - \ < Remeitiber men and women and the name* of LocaTh Paper Salvage looking'the island's ihaln city. . ITie spokeaman ..said toe’' Hartford Mail To make appointment* for Ma.v the eight who hive gone from this . TisnkB Capture Davao ' Second Time iff; call Mrs. Louis Custer, 3017, ^ Dzink Tea at its Best cles Gathei Badly__ k • Beaten; nese already had brought toel world Into toe Church 'Triumphant Br-ttered, burned and vlrtuaHy anese drive .toward 'Chihkia Production will be Included. • , uninhxbitlsd; Davaoi . M.indanao^i Bl^e Victim a complete standstill after anni­ Mr*. Philip CJheney, chairman' o t ^ Furnished Ry The committee pnHhS ' armed biggest city, fell to Maj. Gen. Ro»- Pfci'Sam uel ^Fo^art In the Camp and. Hospital <>pmmitte*, 5W Take Rangoon hilating 3,00^ of - the enemy. is- / — ' OffiM o t Price Administrattoa forces announce* that, the Church 'Catholic C^ups O ld coe WdodnifT* 34th division Wrii- has expressed her sincere gratitude CoMim uhion Vl^lli/:Uie -nesd^y. The capture of the port The C3ilnese,.forcea. engaged in Now ill. Hospital in^ Apparently Begtonsl Depditpipat of Vlafonnatloa Honor Roll ia finished and ha* J in h e r ((Dontlaiied tkom P «c « One) the counter-’offehsjye lyere rein­ •to toe numerous production work­ deV«.Jopment«which wouMconW- First Coinhinefl city climaxed a 150-mile dasih from ers who have responded to toe te- 55 Tfm on t Street, BbStoo, A Mae*aobn*ett*, /Absent,” Tb^^Sun- been hung in tlfe sanctuary. Prlnt- j^llections DnHng the hVte 'to the grhwth of pcac*. The forced by alrborh^ American- Italy, W ijfe Notified. a k e tn their beachhead," and came after a . CijEjarette; ' * Forth- questa for special article* to be 'ed bn j t are the name* of the 231 Ru*«lfui delegation his malntMned At the Y; S final drive which saw llltlf opp'O., divisions, perhaps! totqllhif a little equipped troopa, he ai i . . ^ at. Center Cburckr men and;.wpmen from the church Past Month ,Oo - Over tnqre than 5,000 men In all, were Previously Chinese'conibciL com­ , er ^angor Resident. made. A volunteer group. m*etlng Meats, Fats, Etc. <;> Rationl'mi ^Board at tba Btlite ailencie on changes R favor*. sition. Pfc.. Samuel Taggart), husband each TTiuraday afternoon, have; m-th? armed forces, among whom Prior to the coherence, Rui cut off in western BUrnia, by-the -Hook Four Red Stamps Y5 and Arinory 200,0(KKja>a., Chair- ' The comhlne^/atholic Mothers Japefieae. troops retreated north­ mand ' headquarters anrmte(iced made *oft ellpper* for the .hospi­ Mondays: 10 A-m. to «:30 p. m. Center/Congregational )tourch are eight who hay* given their 8ian publications mMe, it plain twin . Allied , successes. -These that Chinese troops in weso of the former Miss Norms'Orazl- Z5 ' and A2 through D2 good • m u u r Circles of hlgnche'ster held their ward to, hill country where. It wax MarUord,' jday. 4.— (ff)— A 74 tal at Bradley Field—!12 pairs.al- will hold */0)mmunlon with the live* in th* service of/helr couB- -.th at the Soviet dWegatjon would forces were not reg«*'nibri, dr \tp . . T seiacd'^ Matina air field, soutlj, of taken a "hel! of a beating." headquarters is under 'Maj. Qcn. ly of Bangor, Me:, was found dead There are still a confiiderable pounds. This l^omdst encouragihg tinue* to bp a primp subject of •8, telling them 'o f the ex- suffered a Second Wound on April good through July 31; ‘Y2, Z2 and attend-a church service. / Davao. Previously (.hey hajj taken ..- Almost Bloodless Show Robert B. McCHure, by firemen Who ansWerdd ah numbtr of oversea* recreation In view of the foct'^ ® t the mills discussion among, the delegates pahsitm -of the>. Mothers Cii-clcs, 15 and'had been ho.spitalizco> cheat* to be filled, arid organiza­ A l through C l good May 1 New York, May 4.—OP)—At too The families of the jervie'emen are'in a greater need; for wa.ste eight new circles -Jn all having- Xhree oth.et, ••lirdromes in the area. But Us* capture finally was an The . four-prphged Japanese alarm of fire at l:4 i a: m., accord­ here. X^^ Mr.tina and'Libby fields,are arfiong . His recent , wound consist tion* or iffdlvidual* interested in through Xug. 31. . requcHt ot Mrs. Pranklin D. have received.letters, asking them Things Are Fresher At The been fo ile d within the past A i* almost bloodless s'how. drive in Hunan. hAs speared to ing to Fire Capt. Thomas J. Mc- IN, \ paper thah dver before. ' • Hope for\a reasonably early actr the best In the southern Philip­ of a bullet wound in his left hand' working on- this project may ob­ Sugar Roosevelt, President Hitman 9111 to attend the morning worship ot) Local paper manufacturers aay tlemcnt of Ulc dispute over; fSpr- months. Three. 6f these a^rg in Parachute-ttoops which land.’ ! within 70 miles of its objective. and he is bow in a hospital con­ ^Ciilre. tain the boxe* by contacting Mra, serve as honorary chainftai) of that dg^; Thi* I* an attempt to" pine*. \ . , May 1, on Elephant -point encoun­ Cetectlve Patrick Sherin of toe Book Four Stomp 35 valid for that the over-all supply is slowly ganlzatton/W the Warsaw govern^ Manchester, one in VettMjn and filaj. .M. R. Kuhlnow Along the direct rOad. from Paoch- valescing from his recent wound. ^Philip Clwney chairman, 3311 r.ve pound* through June 2. Stomp the groUp which will decide UpQn strengthen the ties of the church fpur in East Hartford. Pfans are A 31st dIvIsinVunIt led by Lieut. tered 36 enemy woi'mded and found ing, h'dse of the eaemy offenaive. Hartford police said that Carter’s bht surely dwindling away to-an m wt of-Toland continues, spurrc l Col. Georgis Wililam*,. of Seale. Mrs. Taggart ha.s received the /Mrs. Jay E. Rand, vice-chairman, 36 good May 1 through Aug. 31. an appropriate memorial t# hon­ apd-ito fellowship, and to bring all ' alarming low figure. Salvage ef­ aton^^y reports that the Russians now underway toforrii several'new .37 dead. the Chinese repulsed all Japanese Purple H eart. ■ ra.edal for the wife ahtU a friend left yesterday or the late president. Basil O'Cpn- Ala., reached dcrp\ Into central Mr. and Mr.s. William Rnblnnw Narrowly beating toe onset of for B an g^^o visit relatives. Car­ 7640, or the, CJhapter office,. 4115. Shoe* cld^r together. forts here are doing three big be wrfltng to confer with For- circles in towiv9i- .loseph's Circle of 192 E,i.st Center sirect, have attempts' to advance westward, wounds her husband received in nor, temporary chairman of toe / During, the conimunlon scrvi.ee, Mindanao after having advanced the' seasonal monsoon storms, the ter called on -ftjends during the •fhese bon«*. to be 'filled with Book Three Airplane Stomp? 1. Jobs: aiding a top war effort! PrPmier-'MjiColaJczyk of the which is. mnxle up of moth'drs of toe Chinese high command said, action,' , V pockCMeizerecreational Items, group, known as the Roosevelt the pastor,-Bev. Ciflfford O. Slmpr an average.of 12 mile* a dayi received word that • their son. Mer­ capture restore* to Allied control afternoon and evemng and was and 3, goOd Indefinitely; OP A Helping to keep local mills run.; London Polish /government. He children ,nf the teen age arc rill B. Rubino-w'.- has been pro­ ■ Wuyang, captured -Wedn^Wday. bear the name of the person . or ‘National Memorial com m itt^ son, standing at. the comrimnlon anxioua-io expand. Planes Pound Jap Targets the old overland route to China. escorted home at abeqt 10 p. m •ay* no plan* to cancel ariy,.Ne\^ HERE C E m im QUALITY PREVAILS^* . nlng; and the proceeds of har British and American backing. Australian, and U. S. Il3th Air moted to the rank of major. Ma-, guards the entrance to a Valley club filling them, and wHl be-sent stomp valid Aug. 1. . said the coitimlttee Would recom­ arc helping the hospital However, other irritants con­ Mothers Intebesteil^lh thlk circle Supplies, e*n now be - landed, at rUnhing generaHy nort|iward, tO' *by Philip Patrick, a nelj?hl>‘>*’. Pat­ mend an active project such /* a Force planes pounded jjapanese jor KnWnow is with the U. S. Rangoofi from deep-draught ships to Red Crosi Field Dlriectors at toe Gaeollrie 997 MAIN STR A Few Steps Below Hale’s TELEPHONE 2-0784 tinue to di:vcIop. In Washington or in .the pre-scho»^ o.r school age Ctolhki'aog. . / jl4 Firms Hcinb^ Use rick ^ I d pifilce he gave 'Carter extreme front, where toe item* will study or health foundation rath­ circles are invlte(j. -lO contact Mrg, targets In The Netheriand* East Army .MCtiic.iI Corps and’, is -how a'pd, as soon as repairs are eomple- some ajgarettes when the latter y^lSA Coupon.-"good for. four gal­ .Vesterday^ the United States en­ Indies in support -pf the Tahikan somewhere In, Germany. He has be distributed to toe men In this er than a statue or simllMly inac­ tirely denfed Russian complaints, 'Thomas QiYlnn at 40.33. ted, can be shipped by rail through said n e ^ d forgotten hla plpe; lon* esicji through June 21. B-6, ■pcrstlon. On Tuesday, Tarakan’s been on the , cdntiticnt with Gen­ Mandalay to Las'hto. terminal of First Air Express area, where th*y oot of reach C-6, B-7,, and C-7 Coupons good tive memorial.. ■ art^l issued/Aprii 30Xthat Soviet .citi­ Rev*; Fredef^k Maclean;express­ Day Bed Badly Charred of the regular recreation facilities. Shop Model Fruit Shoppe tomorrow for your week-end needs in Fresh Fruits B ig Fou (ear D-Day, tjie Air Forces bagged 11 eral. Patton’s Ar'm3^“ since very the old Burma motor road to CiitlnDraft^ y ■ for five gallons each. ______■ ___ ------BROWN'S zens- liberateXfroth German pris­ ed his pleaspte/at the progress of Sheren found, a day-bed in toe VeKetable.s. It will do good jiist to take a lekik at what we have. Everything the Mothcrit CIrefM and'hopes ’that enemy freighters and many small­ shortly after D-Day. Clhna. ■V'. Fuel Oil ons are .being, held id^vtjW^ country er craft. '- /■ living room badly charred and Without notice to Ruml.a. ail cathQdlc' mijpers will become Major Riibinow writes hi* par­ With Rangoon captured, the Hopes Jolted Fourteen^ ^Manchester house*, Period One through Five Cou fresh, .'.e^yery thing nicely^^ii^playcd for your convenience. . . and everythirig priced Acc on B ig Spencer Davis, Associated Preas ents that he is well and that at Japanese retain only a narrow took advantagV/f the flr*t xlr ex­ Wall* and floor nein; it marred by pon* good through Atig. 31. Last FENDpft AND GARAGE Also In- the ■ background of cur* member*. ' ,/ * flames. As toe poli proximately” 20 B-29 Super-Fort- ies in Europe has recently exceed­ there plus sdTSnteKn: ■ 'X OBigllt r'essea and B-24 Liberators bomb­ rms and services in the capture HartfoM. Many hake received no­ ASHES and RUBBl Controls and A ll K inds o f recognize regional defense pacts Minstrel ^ o w ; Manchester Fire three times as many enemy ground Dr. j;. Kingsley Birge of Tsta ed our- expectations,/'ilarshall D f o t e t \ 1, Losn* mode on ilgnsture only. 3 5 c d o z e n 4 5 c ^ o z e n ed Marcus island, southeast of Rangoon.” ) tice that the shipments arrived In Pressdre Switches _ J ' N 4 f o r 3 5 C X , -which automatlcslly would pro­ Dept., Mojrtster street school. troops in the current operation. I bul, Turkey, will be toe continued, “ it is top-karly to -as- R E M O > T I ^ / Japan, Wednesday. The'initial British entry into good condition and tn good time. Oflioe, 858 Main St,—TeL 4115 HOSPITAL 2e CompleU prtVBcy AlwzyB, duce help for ai. attacked naUon /Monday, May 7 Ground casualties on Okinawa Rangoon, Burmese capital which sume that toe replacement flow to Installed. • The planes attacked in “several ! speaker at the evening nipetlng of ^'S,^Prompt. friendly' eervic*. ^ while the council- wa* going Coijirert. Beethoven Club,''tHlgh through April 25—25 days of fierce A-llled troops have been fighting Europe can l^-cut off. . General TELEPHQ^r89«2 EXPENSE IS NO SUNKIST LEMONS ^ for 2.ic F R E S H ^ J C U M B E I ^ l ...... 2 fo r 25c fighting on Okinawa, plus several waves," > by daylight said the the Hartford East AjsPciatlon of Produetlon — Tueedsy through 4, kteluHlvt—Nationwide Cuh- V through the process of deciding s c l^ l hail. to' regain since 1942, was effected Elseijhower^/'bn the other hand, Rudv Jghnson Fancy McIntosh APPLES.... 3 lbs. 39c / F R E S H P ^ S ...... 2 Ihs. 39c X , on longer-range measure*. _ .Twi L ea ^ e baseball opener,. days on some 15 nearby islands— broadcast, recorded to the Fed­ Congregational ChpCflies and min­ Friday, 10-4:30, Center-church. G^VELL^/^ B. SCHULZ bONGER A DRAIN f'i Credit Cards Ireuad and hon­ by a single British airman oh foot, has vigopbusly protested proposed Britisl^Land P H O N E 8028 ored here. - \ Stettinii» held last night the p C A.’s V*,^epot Square Grill,. total 11,413. including sol­ eral' (Jomixumications commission. isters. Sunday a tu lc Center Con-' Blood Donors/Next visit May N E W O N IO N S ...... 3 lbs. 25c^ FRESH RADISHX s ...... 2 bchg. 156 it was disclosed today. reducUdn* In qrder .;to 'get ' in- Come m. phone bf-wrlte today. wlest of a *€110* of tonferenc^Fwest Sldi Oval. 6:15. diers and 320 Marines klHedylwo’s Damage to two planes wa* claim­ gregaUbnal ch'upch. \,Hi* subject A formal report • disclosed that creaked shipments' off to Mac- 25; call Mrs. LoulS/Custer 3017, \ON THE N E W P O T A T O E S . , ...... 5 lbs. 37c SUMMER SQ ^SH ...... 2 lbs. 35e with Molotov, Eden and S o o ^ Tuesday, MAy' 8 26-day battle cost ,was /l9,ll38 ed.' will be /.’Turkey Between 'Two R. A. F. Wing Comdr. A. E. Saun­ Arthur. , ' , ; Uppii Islands for appplntmenta. \ Bepeyeieef IcMule'' casualties, including 4,189 killed. FAMDbX INCOME! going over amendment* whlch,,the Connecticut Sportsmen, Man- (The Japanese previously have W orldi/^ Rev. Clifford Bimpson ders made a one-man capture qf "Norway. Uenmark and sections $ U U Ntmitz did not report Navy Home Nursing—Moriliog and MeeNily kHaiMy- GREe N ..- : ' ^ A T IV E ' ' FRk^H Big FV>ur have - in mind—most o^ thester Division. Meeting and Identified Marcus island raiders as yiept'^tw'o days in his Home at Mtngladon airdrome and entered of Hotlandi-emaln unllberated and (CoBtlnoed l^ n a Page One) evening classes in short course, 3c Per Day and Vp feyaeoBh movies, American'Legion Home. casualties fo^-toe fleet’s Iwo-sup B-29S, although' no announcement j hstantinOple - in 19.33, and them believed to have Rangoon by himself Wedoekday, are occiiped by strong and fa- start May 14: register with will P%y tor A-rayS - Room and tlOO <1114$ •>y Britain and ,tl J*jp|i CaauiUtIre Top 23,000 natlpiu forces of toe enemy... rit Jack Msec, 2-0627. Board • Operating Rl/m ■ Am- GET A NEW 100 >3,0 104 — ed tRates. Mother r^-Daughter___banqueC attacking^ thc_tlny...laland. baa be6n.l train J1im:j,:,Chi,cagotQLGrand„Ra^^ clear. Tor the.forcca wMch entered ladirgMltly^.necessary to s^ an tured in the two raids. .300 MA9 34.30 if.tf two-andr/Emanuel Lutheran church, 'Japanese " caaualtleir oVi Two bolance - AiMMtn^a i Medl- One official said made hy American nUlitary au- ids last summer. _ For some time yesterday and ooyr ire mopping increased flow of' replacementis to'^ '■''CdrisiderebTe'liumBefS ■ sr'ieneTHy'' “TirrectoW Mwllhg' 'dB^'“Shd''l,abonitory.' '"'x' Yite pcheMBo k iemi m mbb'm 2 9 « buiielv - b u n c h ^ 2 pound* -29e- Tin can collection all over town. Jima exceeded 23,000—the entire Dr. Birge has hern workiftg on a HY-POWER itaiMl tqyuVteiiai oM Inciwda •• mat a-half hour aeialonr'lwok* “ P P*At thoritiea.) up. / the Pacific ocean area' oVer and small craft whffch fled, from tha, The regular mmitmy meeting of .Men, Women and Children Monday. May 14 garrison force. (lalniM Three Shjp* Sunk revision of the famous Rcdhousc “ very anoourag^ progress’ had Japanese casualties on Okinawa Suddenly'Ueetdes to. 1 And"' above those required to replace Adriatic ports of Pola and Trieste' the Board of Directors, Manches­ Clothe* Pole* Fehe* Posts from Urth to 78 year* of age. hMn nuide.W^ another meeting Seventh War Loan, drive starts. An unconflrme(/eraim made English-Turkish dictlonrtry. which were rounded up and escorted by- QUIET Legion initiation. through April 23 were: 21,269 kill­ Saunder* was flying over the battle Josses. Many veteran sol­ ter Chaptei/M toe American Rpd Ashes Removed would haiheJil today -(time to be day by toe’ JanatiMe Dome! newi he hope.* to finish this year. area wht-n he noted the lack of any British warships into Ancona to Drivwways Repaired Friday, May^ IS ed iuid 399 captured of an estimat­ Sfieakrrs Are Announced diers have been through several Cross, will be held Monday, May ' wed ilater.) Three naembera- ed 60,000 garrison. Lieut. Gen, agency llsted'A criiiser. a destroy­ klnd-'cif activity aropnd and sud- hard-fought campaigns In ' that surrender. 7, at Art's p. m„ in toe chapter of- ALLEN & MUFFLER "■ V '. ' Banquet and reception. Grand er and ^inlnesweeper sunk at Cv. C. O. Simpson of the hos- , filehate Nayal committee— Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr., com defily decided to land on Mlngla- area under' very trying climatic Sevne German E-Boats arrived flc^'v53 Main street. '37-’40 B uick ...... Sfi.OO Lodge, I. O. O. F-, of Connecticut, dusk yeiterday by Japanese aul- tesA/Church will lead toe scrilce F. Fitzgerald FINANCE CO. h ^ a d j^D-Va),,. Eastland (D-Missl Masonic Temple. mander of toe 10th Army, sa don airdrome. lie learned no Jap­ conditions. We shoujd return at Ancona yesterday and 500 Ger­ HITCHCOCK and Tobey (R -N H )—along with cldp^anes in the Oklna'k'a area. of wwship in the afternoon at,3 anese had beet) on the field for mans aboard were madt prisoner. Home Nursing TELEPHONE 2-1417 •39-’ 40 C a d i l l a c ...... 7.75 -' ante' Tbeeter Bid*. Saturday, May 19 several thousand Nipponese in o’clock/ Rev. ^ r . Ferris E.. Re.v- these men for release from the AH Lines ot Insorano* >leil near . BniWtor Capehart (R-lnd) j>re- ; 'uomel said in a broadcast re­ days. He camouflaged his plane Nineteen Ither "enemy Craft are en^ A morning and evening class in '29-*32 Chevrolet .... 2.50 Annual session Grand Lodge of creased enemy casualties to an nolds of \he Second Cpngi-egation- Army as quickly as possible.. To ASHES REMOVED 883 MAIN STREET Telephone S43* ■Srted personally, at the Big Four I. O. O. F. of • Connecticut, Odd estimated 30,000. corded by toe Federal Communi­ there, and made his way 30 miiea accomplish this, a pool of replace­ route to Ancona under Britj)' “ Six Lessons in Care of the.-Slck,' TEL. 8106. ’33-*36 C hevrolet .... 3.75 O. a. Browe, M*r. cations commission that another al church.N^o is retiring as mod­ to. Rangoon, where he waa told the short course in training for - I.lreare No. SSI , Meeting, tbelv *<>»•» Fellows hall. - . Nimitz announced four^ -small erator ot-rnkassocia^km; will give ments miist be built up there.” . escort. ’37-’ 39 C hevrolet .... 3.85 cruiser was damaged. ; that all but a few Japanese strag­ ■icknes* Iti the home, will be start- ' Mwtbeahlp system which would • . Friday, June S Japanese aerial attacks sank two an aeWress o)v thg^ subject. "The May’s committee began clos'ed- '38-’41 C h iller ..... 5.50 «ll14th Army every dIrecUpn and Nazi soldier* way to allow this country to re­ they, were captured by Brltiah or ed. Marshair Budd. who with her hus­ FUNERAL HOME The reaction of people all over the can stop your car in any circumstances^ ' ’ 36 Chevrolet . 1.65 tain control of military base* built The 7th Army division, on- the under/dlied headquarters control forces.closing In'on Rangoon from by toe bjkfareds were swimming country haa been to let down on American troopa. band nas been able./to -develop a '35-’30 M aster s • • e e . 2.15 untlUlts status ta settled). south of Pe'gli were -overcoming dr rowjag lifeboats back to shore blood donations In the face of the or to be developed on Pacific is­ Fdod^Pi^lem Acuto assault since its D-day. landing, program for young people which 28 Main Strecti lands won from Japan with Amer­ maintained a' deep salient on toe / Lei. by Legless Veterans remaining enemy resistance, whepe''Britlsh troopa were waiting probable early end of th'e war in *36 Standard . 1.95 The paper"^Id the Britlah gov­ has been enth-uslastically re­ „ Phone 62«$ ' Come in’ W e will inspect ican lives, j, ■ eastern coast. Its spearHead poiht- /TTie students and soldiers, led , Uut* Off Jap Forcee them prisoner. Europe.The facta, however, prove ’37-’ 40 Chevrolet . 2.25 ernment had saked the United 1>y'two legless war veterans in ceived in the Community Church Jn toe Irrawaddy sector the^ MEN’IS^TAIL ED Paralelling |he nine American States to take a Iqrger propor­ ed. like a dart to-ward Yonabaru. / that plasma is needed just ’41 Chevrolet . 2.55 Objectives announced by Stassen whpel chair*, marched toward the of Wapping. will lead in the dis­ capture of Prome on toe east much now as It has been needed yptfr brakes. Our skilleil tion of toe captured-.Getunana be­ Both Naha, capital vlty.of 66,000 cussion of W’ork in young people'*- •39-’42 Plym outh , 2.15 y^terday for changes in the Dum­ popiilptlpn, and Shuri, wljtere_/it is royal palace shouting "Viva of toe great, muddy river JmT'cut at any time since the atari of the cause all British prison .^cimps are Istria.” "Viva Flume.” gTfjups. ' ; off large forces of JapaneprTo toe war. (MsualUes, heavy da*i^Ue*, specialists w ill/ adjust or barton Oaks plan, the British were full and the food problem is acute. hoped Japanese resistance will ■ Each church Is expected to send Quality Garden Fertil^aer reported to have these six objec. cnimble, still He a mile aocad. An attempt to demonstrate be­ west // y / ar-1 the price of our victory, and Call Your Dealer Noiu The Express added that'-the U fore the palace was thwarted when five delegates with its rhinister, Air acUvIUea we^-^^reatljr rk- V $2.25 per 100 pounds PRESCRIPTION their need for blood and plasma tlve* in mind for amendments: S. government-had not yet agreed Japanese before Shuieih * it**' and as many guesta as possible to tsafi replace your old linings. 1. A’ preamble to the Dumbarton n':acal stand, tried upsuccesqftjlly toe soldier* and student* found duced by bad weather, hut heavy At the Farm. PHARMAaSTS is still great, and there is no end BRUNNER’S Oak* charter to set forth toe high to take a larger pumber of priilen- the streets blocked by police with this spring meeting of the asso­ bombers attacj(«a four tetUes and yet in sight In the Pacific. 80 QaklBad BL Pboaa 8181 er* "because America' is anxious to wrest toe initiative from the ciation. Always On Doty! moral purpose^ and endorsement 77th division by flo w in g up a 1,* rifles and carabinieri with, drawn the rallwav/^ding* Moulmeln It would be a mighty satisfying to get Its surplus troop* home as swords. The crowd then proceed­ FRANK V. WILUAMS Arthur Druff Storea day. If, on May 26, Manch^ter COOK’S of human rights to .which ^ the speedily as possible and is unwiil 200-round artiijCry bairagc with while otorf planes flropped medi­ 1680 Tolland 'l^k. Bnddand world organlzatiop would be com­ a dawn counter-attack. ed to the Vlminale palace where cal sqppies to Allied prisoners of 845 Mala 8t. Mancheeter would prove once again to * be Depot Square Garage SERVICE STA-nON ^ ing to use up shipping in carrying Union Start mitted. (For tola the British favor Attxck^ Jap Ak, Fields. the other group was alreadiy gath­ n toe Rant^oon central Jail, among too** communities where 241 N(»i Main Street Telephone 5113 555 East Middle Turnpike •a statement proposed by Prime supplies or prisoners.’’ P l'tw f ^ to’^100tp 100 B-29s today imade ered, ain^ng “Red Flag.” boBcern for toe fighting men GallagheT reported -.from the hzada railway station on toe . Ernest Roy, Prop. IJeL 8096 Minister Jan Christian Smuts of their.:/ljlto„ neutralizing attack in Fighting broke out Immediately, Filins Bovcolt city's: mitMclrta wa* bombed and/ atm uppermost in the mind* of toe Elbe that- thje American .Ninth 38 day/^on Japanese homeland-air but quickly subaldei^ people, making th* -day anotber HOLLYWOOD South Africa. 1 Army did nOt want any Gdrman strafed Slid rpiUng rpj stock was dp^ SATURDAY ONLY! а. A provision to make certsdn fields from which toe enemy could ttK g S ^ ^ SERVICE STATION prisoners, but that the fear-crazed /Stage raids on American forces In Hollywood, May boy­ WANTED that the organization has-enough cott of all film* coipideted or $42 Bast (Qenfer SL , Tel. 3087 X flexibility to handle any t«:ouble- Nazis surrender anyway. the Ryukyus. $348,537 in Taxes WANTED some International sltijStlons ‘MlUtaiy men,” he sa(d, "are T h e demolition bombing, made atarted since the moVle atudio pPunter^’D ffenrivey'/ ' " afraid the Russians may feel^-the strike March 12, ha*^ boen started GIRLS AND WOMEN Automotive JACK’S YOU low— : T-- ; , which.ariaq. (TTie United- States in daylight with visibility good, s e r v ic e western Xuies are giving shelter to was the eighth In 11 days on Kyu­ Goes to ’Treasurer by President Herbert K. Sorrell of Started 6y Chineie IN ALL DEPARTMENTS STATION proposal to give its specific power toe Conferen^ of Studio Unions^ Machinist ThaU a Silbros Suit Is Id Great to review treaties probably .Will toe" enemy." shu air fields and also included Chungkingr May S.*—(8V-The Rockville Road- . TeL 748-10 ' Sorrell said executive heajj* of Good wages! Eaadntial busf- serve the British purpose. ) Even German general*,' . Gal­ Matfuyama air field-*hit for the (Chinese have started a. general Plea.sant conditions. Ciean lagher said, stand tn line> like toe During -the month of April, Tax. the prinpipal theater exhiUtor or­ cbunter-offenslve In Hunan prov­ sees! Apply |a'Person. WONDER MARKET 8AM AND TOM’S BuirAt . 3. A provision to allow scope for first time—On Shikoku island.r steady work. Pays welL rest, waiting their chance to- sur­ Collector Samuel Nelson collect­ ganization^ had been adrised of 855 M a i n s t r e e t TELEPHONE 6465 RUBINOW BUILDING reigional action to maintain peace Maj. Ckn. CJurtis 'X.eihay, com­ ince in an attempt to save the All talrlag'done 'in aocofdance _ SERVICE STATION render. He reported one instance mander of the Marianaa-^baaed ed and -ha* turned over to Town toe boycott, which is to apply to without Ipipklring the prestige ot Treasurer George H. Waddell, M-G-M^^^20th Centurj/Fox, Para- I T O B E R with area staMlTsaUoa plaa. 415 Mate Street T^ 8870 . Uje security council or weakening of the interpreter for M Lis P rtideha iMtaace Wednesday, the -aecond — He was retired because of plqf- Lake fnmt. Macadam road, FANCY CAKE ^U A R E S . t 18 Bralnard Place Tel. 8878 tee ships, amending toe chsirter it-. Men’s and BoyV Hazel Jane Trotter, againat the day. of their invasion of oil rich atert dlaabilltlea. Laborers beantifal view. SailboBL . self as experience indicates, • Mancheeter Trust iOompany, ad­ little Tarakan island off northeast 6 for 25c FRESH EGGS dozen 48c GIBSON’S GARAGE Sport J«di«U $13.50 and «p modemlaed world- court, inclnaloa Q unnrs ministrator of the estate of Anna Borneo, but managed to widen Most Important fishery on| the •Apply rowboat, canoe: Avery Mate Street TeL 8010 In the charter of AUantic charter JI, Wade, (Varies Wade and Pris­ their beachhead. Atlantic coast la the menhaden in­ Men’s and Boy< ' prnvlslitns. and a ' declarationd< of cilla Wade, to’ foreclose-two mort- Using remote controlled land dustry. centered In North Caro­ Shore, Coventry LjUte. Wfi* BHUMI ETC BnUMI BYE cuKural objjectlvea.- ' "86

along with the H oused adoption w-ill Bcal olT. a^ tile unConquered ter in both World War 1 and the . )HC Brenner past areas wWha the part of Czechoslovakia, \X " , present, of the schools in the South WTHT—1230 o u t U. 8. Tenth Mour.tajn divt8lon^>*8 jf a resolution autliorizing 'the i>AR Observes that have been materially aided, of j\azi Troops AtteiK icjf Increases Sports Rouni War CouncU P. -ting ...... of lOO.OOty'more copies of ' "Tankmen and doughboys spec-' iSEiEis;. Today^sMadio W B TD -4416 Another Loi operating, byt the extent of tms. uidted whether they Wfould_*>e ablet the Americanization, education resiStance'xwas not Immcdlat^y the^ ----- L be the Depot SquOre^OtJU team ing then, told newspapermen: ,. , « % o ... .m. p,™.,, T». G. cialists were being landed at Temv 5:15 — WHTD pick TraejM--, ter; WTIC — Waltz “Ume showed an upward trend of a^mt arou^ hockey. . ..The unottiplkl / . ’ l*liDe Out Hitler s fortress. The Bohemia- "If we'n going to gel bur house pelhof'airdrome to ptuh repairs of 9:15-tWTHT — OpportOnltles for Jimmy Collins, recently named 1 led by Vic Roganl. The tJctlKJiine Jntter which i^al Mcft-avla bulge in Cafichosiavakia fore final acl^uw m ent came dur-1 )Mnkeri|wfex!fl Revern* party was held in the Federatton • WTHT —* Superman: , WTIC — 10 per cant today over nominee who comM. closest te:^flI1- ! will be nuriung their first start |»artment ta u 6 ^ to in order for post-war purposes, we; tngr the Serva^^eaaion when Sena-j Genbltn by aea from room of Cehter Church Hovise also to the late the city's public utilities. Porilla Faces Life. Servicemen, date a year *«o despite .*«t- and ing that’ bill is Lt. Comdr/Myles ter basebaira Hail of Faim, wa* woman, he^iSted 4h«t he : potentially -was • the strongest can well begin by abolishing the Large squads of sappers contin­ 3;80_WDRC — War Commen- ji:30—WDRC — Those Web8teri> noted for hi* speed at coming in a leamXn opposing the . league holdout. In western Holland the tor Rol«rtx.. none other than 'Pete NakWnis, HagenoW, was born In trying^ to flee, to Norwaj< Allied being performed: by the War coup- the ' committee swho . negotiated Still .Bringing In Prisoners WHTD — CaptalA Midnight; ante: WHTD — Samny Kaye’s the issue would not be ‘’confused’’ Two German Army comman with the local Plhtin nunlly and 637,637 in 1944. X vard._»o he o u g h t k n o w hi* wqy Chicago, far behind, caught flte veteran Minor and Major League, ncheatbr 25 years ago this flie^ said they had assaulted this til which may have to be carried WTHT — Tom Mix; WTIC — Varieties; WTHT —‘ Boxing; AlUii^ugb the Npw York Yan­ and had the tleing'-and winning temjJted. eyaeviation mercilessly, .’with -other measures during the. ers surrendered in. the north and preserved the. hiStori^<; Pitkin ' Prisopeia were stil being brought arqund. . though fie wa* -vlctlniized hu.'ler and currently with the ^J'onth andSnllsted in the service on in the pqat-war ern. titey can ipto Berlin from the outskirts of Front Page Farrell. w n c — Amoa 'n Andy. kees''showed the Way-.with 72,261 runs on base when Billy -Kllng-' describing the attack, as being closing daySj ’ Field Marshal Paul Ludwig Ewa)d Glassworka at MalicH^ter'lateen. fijOO—News on ail stations, -x^. 10:30—^’WDRC V > Danny Kq-ye by plenty 0# ..f*ke fall* for trip­ Hartford Senators In the Eastern. 'la s t Alunist wsd went overseas last be taken over by the department Senator Nicholas J. Spellman (D) von Kleiat was picked up In the Past Regent Mrs. Herberts W. the city„. the. biggest groups being paid admlosloiia for thqlr firfit ping penalties in hi* playlhg day* man caught OoIUns napping on a Last year Pete racked up 18 wins ^ .^ t^ d ^ aerv ln g with the like "shooting fish in a barrel..” of commerce." ’ tal(en to the north and northwest 6:15—WDRC Jimmy Carrol Show; WHTD — The Doctor seven home dates, the National bunt... .Klingman beat Jimmy’s .against three setbaclM in the Eaat- Off the eastern Danish coast Allied rtf- Norwich, chairman of the sinith. Robb handled this subj^t in ^ r SingsKWHTD — Digest of the Talks It Over: w n c - ^ - S p o ^ ."nie oAtCh, of course, is lhat seventh Army. »« •’’J® ‘’tJlr. gtfl.oofl Salary Projmaed Finance .committee, assured Par-, The Third* Army phingod Intoj usual finlalied manner. \ ' between the sectors where thq Air;'O rch e stra’ Interlude; League had a slight bulge ofl.the Mylea.„l*f)'tXa .Canadian and the. throw by a shade but umpire Tim en loop and ranked as thy leading brothers In the aeiW . bombers sank di damaged B1 Ger­ Ainericah-Russian and British- WGfCCl '' American, 366.256 to 381.148. Hurst raced . across the diamond .'4 twlrler. The husky six-footer a na­ man. ships aUampting.flight from The proposed Commerce depart­ sons th at the measure woiilti not Bohemia and outflanked the -great Mrs. Frank F. Spencer, \egent ; WTHT—Mosea Berkman; Con­ 10:45—WHTD — ThslSondjBtand guy* Wbo’il pick a league presi­ being Burton. StuarOei^ *^^*^?r* ment W’ould pave .'bureaus of in­ be pigeonholed' but that p,'would Skoda munitions works at Pilaen. in the 26’s and Mrs. Geor^ B. Rpaatan linkups occurred. 'D odgen Leiad Nattonal dent ate. * sh'outed "yer out” and kept on tive of. Hartford formerly tolled Kiel toward Oglo. cert Hour; WTIC — Victory la W n c — John L. Collyar. Vie Paganl for the ^lladeiphia Athletics ,'in In the Army .he dustry. publicity and planning. It 1 be reported out for g eh ^ l debate. reaching points 44 fbilcs to , tpe^ Plumb oit TerryvJHe, also a re^n t Wooded areas yielded hundreds '.O ur, Business! x 11:00—News on all atj^bns. > "xK Brooklyn’* 65,217 was best In running for the e x it.. . . WherP Navy. He is a gtaduat^of the .-Danish snvircea i^ r e quoted by southeast. ' . , , ■'' Klingman protested later. Hu the Majors after g:raduating from Manchester Trade school the Swedish, radio’as saying "the Would be headM by a commerce at that period and promineht 'of unshaven, starved and. exhaust­ 6:30—WDRC — George B. Atin- .11:15— WDRC —' Joan Brooks, the National despite the unhappy Today'* Ooeat Star Swiftlish reporters told of large member of the Manchester MothX ed Ge^ans \vho had fl^ west- future predicted ' for the Dodgers, explained soothingly: "Blllyxwe Duke. Pete has twirled ip several situation in Denmark la chataC’ . ebmmissioncf appointed by the stead; WHTD — The Answer 'Songs; WHTD-^Mualcal Round- John McGill. Ashland, Ky.. In­ Class AA circuits and la a top- Hla mother, Mra. Louise governorXt'ith the advice and con­ 8 ,terized entirely by dlsintegratiph." Two ArmieB^Joiii troops from ’ Dcnma’rk into Nor­ through acb:pS the Oder in the boat’ train notch bue'er. PHvate Mrs. Sidney Hageno ling grew in L«ondon that Ger- sent oif the General Assembly for upion for ’rem ark a Mrs. 8 6:45—WDRC — News; WHTP-- ernor WIUjUV Snow; WnC — New York Giants and Washington have the New York Giahi* believ­ Micicey-Delucta. of Meriden who and way. Sweden lies Just across the StHtin regloh,^ all average 'about the same, 12,- have two children, a boy and n'.^orcea in Denmark w>ould ac-- four years at an annual salary of Plumhl^was actlye in organizing Hop Hiirrigan; W n C —LoWell ' Hacknesa'of Washington: ing in themselye* and/we .Imagine bested thXPhlladcIphia Phillies a Kattegat and Skagerrak from l!:3a*t month and all are has played with the beat in the ■ence from Commons y e a te ro ^ morning papers expressed belief trast, the German radiq at Oslo entered a prison cage. , and fruit punch.’ bat mlastons With' the 455th Brnn* double yestenlay, boosted his total ready for their opening conteOta. started apoculatlon as to whether, reports have been curronjt that the sented , to Mrs. Crawford, who Is quart^of Hank Borowy, Ernie state and knows hia way arouni the collapse of the northejm asserted that the Erltlah had cap- .'Stands SpUttihg at Seams bardm'Cnt, Group over Industrial' New York,\May. 4.—Ufi^— Thercaati, wept down. It|j loss jusf winners at Havana to 70. He click­ & The 80(t!>all players In town Ir. addition to Pagani, old reliaWe he had left for Germany, but No measure, yet to be voted, on by tured Flensburg. (pop: 62.000) The last Germa'n stands were in her third year as' regent. a| areas in ten .countries of southern [German short '-wave propaganda about shut tbe Gerrma*'aan radio Bonham>^rtley Donald anfi Walt Play Host to MiddletoYm Pratt. '’i^itney in Germany w ou^ end the House members of the Judici­ Dublei. ^®ut Luke’ Sqwell, Joe ed astride Miss Beeyille. even are liated on tie various teama Pete Kapura will hold dowiyon* 10 Downing street said today llmt without a light and swept north splitting at the seams. About the beautiful corsage of orchids: Thisi Europe. Captiatn White has hem [service is 00 more, giving up a mouth, 'even within wh^*> 5vaa’ left money choice, and Mis’* Freedom, and ail of the eight team* appear zed resiatacce with>n the ary committee, faces stiff Repub­ she said -waa a alight token of ap-1 Cronin, Frahkle Frisch atvd others High in CCIL dash; To H ighli^ Session; of tho. infield sports. Kapura has Churohill was in London and that houra. . / . ward.The Kiel canal la 38 miles [only fluting of importance was awarded the. Distinguished F tj^g bad job after splattering away for of Nazlland. paying 38.40. Another Cuban ri'd- to be evenly balanced. played.every position but/catcher there waS'^nothlng to ail these lican opposition. ^ .. ^ -from Denmark and Flenaburg, around Linz. preciation-of the long and loy^ I O b itu a r y Crosa. Campaign mOdala for tha Thus dies one of Dr.- Joseph with skimpy^ staffs saw H|Ouble The Hoiiae-approved nomina- 1 12 years, Beauregard, to Pitch. ing ster, Juanito Posada, also had Open Season Monday Ail the teams will be making in the past few aeoaony and is a rdmors.” ~ j noHh of that major'enemy water- The Canadian First Army lost service of Mrs. Crawford, and the European-African-Middle Extern ‘^U is about the bply cqnclu- Goebbela' pets—a /mediurn by flilic&cl \ a double. He won on the almost 8t< ir debut in the loop aa pary a valuable,all -around bgll player. tlona of Attorney General Francis gains in membership and in.'other which he sought as nrbpaf. Deacon Bill MdKechnle of dim Germany’s new fuehrer. Grand Hitler^ B ^ y Not way; '18 barely toi& miles from the all" contact with the Germans ex- theaters, with Bronze Battle Par­ I sion'-jo be drawn froid\the fact neglected MlghUly, $68.40." and Wil) the W est H artford P ra tt club that’ held a, franchise last year Dionr WltoTeam d Karl Doentta, was re- A. Pallottl and John M. Comley frontier'.'The Cermans declared cept at Oldersum, four miles south directions .since site assumed lead­ ticipation Stars for Italy, arid., minister to away a wfligh will attempt to Metralla. an even mbhey shot. will be ripr'sented aRaln.. thfa to be judges' of the Superior court that bqth -JBC and CBS tupnitora _____ and Whitney team play Sundo,V Johnny Dione ^ o was with the to have fled to Kiel, where both Flenkbufg and Kiel open of the North sea submarine-, base ership. During Mrs. Crawford’s ' southern France. He also holds [repiorted, today that they hadTieen inaugurated not lopg after Hitler of oldtlmera and yo^gsters be­ rhqke It^lWo straight this after Ferfiando Fernandez, protecting ■year." However. ,mb#t'of the stand­ reached the Senate and were sent D e a t h s . came to power iuTOSS, wa* under hind Bilcjcy W alter. Ed. Heuaaer Hartford Senatera last year for a __ (holm dispatch said hr. his FoiintlM^ Soviets cltlca Emden.. Polish armor rari\to- administration more than twenty- the Air Medal with three Oak uriable td; pick up anything from 'Kjnx.the baaebali front 'when hi* lead^v^ rival riders at Mex” Ball or withdraw from the league ? out ;»erform>T:a (r. other years will spell and a member of the Beer foreign mlniater. Count Lud- to the Judiciary committee, whose five have been enrolled in the almost contimidus expansion, and and Arnle Carter. ico City, cIlcRed^wice on yester­ Senate members deferred a vote The Free Danish Press service ward Wllhelmshaven. All night Leaf clusters. th a t country for a week or mote^ whsfi'^ddletown High cornea here That is- the question that win h« he on hand ggafn. being ll.sted on Bqrohs la aymthrr btar listed with , Schwerin von Kroslgk; Wer­ One) at Stockholm said the Briti.sh at | long, the surviving Germans be- chapter. Y’eaterday M ra Robert V. Mrs. Nancy Raddlpg Harnlsch Beginning his eflflstment serv­ it would-roem-this arm of the sought to teach every continent, Rain washed out all aixXthed- day’s program. Hfex-won the fea­ theN-arloua iqstera the club. 0ione is an Inflelder and (Pdhtinued from on them recently after *the House severed ■with apepibl progrrama in nearly uled major league games yeater- a C.iX'U. game at the Wait answered at the - Twilight Lesgue ner Beat, German minister to Den- 3:30 ;p:. m. were only a tew miles tween Holland and the Treat, her daughter. 'Mrs. Sher- Mrs. Nancy Radding Hamisch, ice in February, 1943, he w as Nazi governdaieRt thus took pre- tured Premlo San M artin on Pri- meeting tonight at the West Side Oth*r.. pairings in the first ^week will be/Seen ut third baae In th* . earkt and Josef Herboven, . Nazi membera had decided to report p^very language made, which returned 115.-. and of play include the Knights of. Co­ in was Uiem~ftivorablyr - ' frqm - -the-Danish - bordizr -having- Denroark. pentnsuia wlthdrow .into jYood. Robb., Mra Harold. Alvord of -755 Asylum ayenue. Hartford, commissioned, serond.lieu tenant .at^,. J [ cadence in Ihrdwlng* in the sponge. day-...... jx...... -..... Side Oval *4x3-30. . Rec a t 7:30, opening game. - ...... ,------gomnisBloner for Iforwa^, were moment, but unofflcw started at dawn from thk city of those ports, bloWlng bridges and and Mrs. James Richmond were wife of Dr, Walter Harnlsch. died EUlngtpn Field, Houston, Texas, also triumphed aboard Black' Su­ lumbus vs.'^Jant J game on next ’Dsny Berube. GraVge Dtkon, ______esti House Adopts 29 Bills When the Ruasiank , crashed' ,allng Tonight: NBC—8 Paul • The local* h^ve not yet.uncover­ 1 In addition to the Pratt and tn conference. .. X ------Schleawig 25 miles away. EOrlier cratering roads as they^ floB. The welcomed into membership. There this mornUig in S t Francis hospi­ in February 1944, and completed through such Berlin environ* as ed any power Hitters and both the sie, $6.20. Jockey Carlos M arlines' Wednesday and. Stolle and Gambje ortle Varrick, . l^lke .. Eorline, mates put it at not much undeK^- The House, taking a long step Canadians continued to feed hun- valje melody’; 8:30 Duffy’s Tav- matched Fernande*’ feat of pilot­ Whitney case, all eligblilityn; b*ta vS. Nichols, Bristol encounter on The Swedish Central~ itfal N*w«News 000,000 for the' metropolitan arr* toward clearing iU decks of an ac- ’Swedish reports had asserted that are several names to 'be presented tal, Hartford. A former resident operational ■ training at Bigga Nauen and Koedlga-Wuaterftau- \/fOW flrXtvvo games whkji were on the must be turned in tonight. Should op Dandurand,' Ken Gill, Tony a tin c y quoted “usdallylly. reliabkrollable -gry Dutch civilians under a local before the next board meeting. A of Manchester she was 45 years of Field, El Piso, Texas. Going over­ klern: SXWaltz'time; -10 Amos and ing two winners, scoring with Red Friday. X Sets Up Army Bakerle# lumuiation of minor buaineaa, Deijmark had been invaded. [sen! site of the tfamimittera, tl Anfiy , \ . CBS^7;30 Friday on losin^xMdc were the r ^ u lt of weak the West Hartford team withdraw Frafaconte, Frank Kelley, Ace eourcM “as saj^fe that^-TloenlU mice with the trapped German nominating committee, appointed seas in June 1944, he was promot­ stick w q ^ plateX'x. Train. $9.80, and ’Throe Bangs, Gutkowski 'apd Bobby Burps The Red Army set up Army ipted 20 bills in rapid fire order 500,000,^ Prisoners Tn Tw o Days 25tii'vSrmy of about 100,000 men. gagged the short wave voice/ap- Broadwa^ 8r80 Thin Man; 9 It $6.40. their entry, it'will mean that and Field Mgrthal Montgomery bakeries for the people and put at seaalon, the meaa- to bring, in a slate of officers-, at Funeral arrangements are U) ed to first lieutenant in Septem- ■ parently there were no'oOjer such The ele'vjen inning triutfiph over new schedule adU*. have to b* round out th* Grill roater. 1 5 1 * Adding to the confusion, the ', Towir.^ter town surrendered In the June meeting. consisted of charge of Watklna Funeral Serv- her. After advancement to Group Pays TtriBe^gnorant: 10:30 Danny It wa* Just five year* ago that would meeLbc already were meet­ thousands of prisoners to work iproved including two de­ British had to advance past, 500.- elaborate Available fatties to Kaye show !'■ , BLU—8 Raymond JTeridep last-Wednesday may be one of the biggest .upsets In Ken­ drawn up and a headache for latter two, Gutko^ki and Burns ing a t Ki& o f Iq.-'Denmaric, and Schleswig-Holstein. Miss Uela .Webster, Mrs. Howard 'ice and aie not yet complete. . Headquarters as lead navigator, all the team T^si^s to play bet^ are sotdlera stationed at .Bradley clearing the streets. signed''’^ aid persona accused ot 000 prisoners surrendered in The FrehPh;, Army, despite the 1 continue.- " x \ Paige concert:''8:3ftT7»la Is Your . .eaferday 's Rraulta tucky derby history tobk place. On Preaident Nick Angelo, official Local th at B « ^ TerhoSren. and Col. Gen. Red Star Correapondents Lieutr convlctedhpf crimes. Eddiaon and Mrs. Arthfir Loomis. 'he was made Captain last March. It va* thoug'ht that the xtrans- ball. Bob Gllff6rt!*t short playe schedule maker of the'loop Field. the north in t\vo days. The Ger­ great snpwdrlftsXin the Alpine On May 16 he will report at At­ FBI: 9:30..Eranfeie Masters Band; . Eastern May 4, 1940; Gallahadion, a t 35 to Georg Lindettrann, Nazi command- Cols. Leonid Vysokoatrovaky and One would compel the state to Letters congratulating the chap- I mitter at Prague tn occupied iO Sammv KayeXariettea . headsup ball afb^ missing hla All team managera and coach Include* Two SohUera man Army was cut- up so com- passes, advanced teq miles to Feld- terjm its golden annlveraary ■were lantic City for further assign­ Scranton at Wilkes-Barre (rain). first two chatfeei. TOe n ^ l ten he 1.xrtutdld Wmself by leading home 'in Denmark, possibly were Pavel Troyanovaky gave graphic defray the cbet of printing the pletely that the foe probably had X{f(.)|, virtually-on. the,'border of Three Are Held CZecholaovakla. often heard in MBS—7:15 gihfonlkta; 9;30T)qu- the ^laure thing" Btmelech to ac­ es are expected to atteQd_Ibe aes- Chalter ' Berube, Dixon and the two aqL' ^ e r e . .^-Reuters also uarrihd a re­ picturea of Berlin after the sur­ record tn appeH s'taken in' Criml- received from State Regent ^Misa ment. \ - Utica 2, Binghamton 1. ’ handled flawle.salyX' Sion. d l^ all pastime, with the Savltt' only the ' vaguest sort of idea the free state of Liechtenstein. The chlldretfs art doss will i this country before the war, ble or Nothing: 10 x^ut, Tony /Albany 4. Hartford 0. Mickey Murphy and. Tommy count IpT Ibe bulk of his total port Jt6 this effect. ' render. nsl cases providing the defendant where his unit* and where the Katherine . Mattblea and from might havp l>een cut In.for a time, Jontro vs. Sammy Partqto. earnings.'.which amounted to $92,- The Depot ^uare Grill teani Gems and are ail top notch bal) y''D oenltt In Copenhagen "Ruins, craters, smashed streets. was financially unable to do-so. Liberate Russian Generals chapters throughout Connecticut. In Meat Case meet with the regular art claM wntiamsport at Elmira (rain). Kearns each banged oukHwo hits Britiah were. The Seventh Army liberated two but nu^eilable signals could be National 620, - looms aa a Uiroat to the suprem'a- players. On paper< the GrtlLfias 3ut the BBC said it had reliable Street cars on their sides, fresh The other would, provide that in­ Among letters received from local. Monday evening at the center at ili the win. against M erid^ Ed the class of fhe leaepie with a star The , Germans scotched earlier Russian generals. Tj>^® were Gen­ 7:30 o'clock. There will be a spe­ pickoa up. „ .. . Saturday Programs: ! NBC ■ Boston at^Br^klyn (rain). . , When Henry Forrest’s Check cy of the poiiah-Americana in tha ■^information the Doenitz govern­ graves, German bodies still not mates working out fines at state’s Oslo radio reports that hoatllitlea ,^em bera unable to be present w;aa ynie last reported time Berlin s 12:30 p. 'fm Atlantic ^fiotlight;. 3 .Brown, hard-hitting first aackcr.. h'otl won the recant Derby Mexl Hartford Launches in every position but bal)- games buried, whitewniw flags,nags, throngsinronga /of/u i nrison be given $3 credit for each eral 'Viahlvievsky, who command­ one from Mra. Albert Lk Crowell cial still life for thia group. New York at PhHadelphta (rain). Was held in check and went 0 fc»r- "Twilight League this year and one ment had moved to Copenhagen had ceased in western Holland. ed the Soviet 32nd Anny at Smol- Bristol. May 4—(iP>—Three per­ ..forth American transmission waa Eastman Senior Symphony; 4;.3b St Louis at TOUblirgh (rain). carib a t Hlpodrom'bJDe Las Amcrl- look af/ their roater notea several are won ouL oif-fhe field and not and that Doenitz was there. A gitiomy, starving Inhabitants. -Such ..^y served Instead of $1 a* at of,Highland Park in which ahe en- There were eleven tables playing Rep. Celler on "POace Time C6n- 4 ag’alnat the Silver City team. ^ he became the \60th stakes on paper. ^ Flghtlng atm continues except in «,nsk and had spent some time In sons are under arrest and at least at the whist Wednesday evening. on the air waa the night of April ClnclnnaU at".Chicago Train). - Norm Beauregard is expected to- 4ts Home Season name-'ball players. similar report was carried In a is Berlin today," they wrote present. Both bills now go. to the the truce area of that kingdom cloBedr-,y,*ith her congratulatory 24. Then it ran for about an hour scription;” 7:30 Q. Lewis comedy: winner bred by W aiter'J. Salmon’s [ One thinE'certain'.', tbe Grill The 'WllhelmstraMe, the s t^ t Senate. the notorious Dachau concentra­ message fc^check for fifty dollars, ,4d prominent Bristol residents The first prize for the ladles wen’ .American '—Xx take over the mound assignment broadcast attributed by Allied through which the Canadian First tion Camp, and General Tonkago- and 20 minutes, the broadcast fad­ 9:30 Can You Top.This . . . CSS Philadelphia at New York (raihi. Meroworth Farm. X will present many neO^faces to monitors to ’^the Luxembourg ra- Which was lined by governnient Another/blll approved and sent in memory bf^her mother, the late have already been questioned by to Mrs. Barbara Allen; 2nd, Mn —1:30 R^iort to Nation; 5; We De­ xter the Red and White team today 'Ve’teroo Jockey George'*x^( The / Vlb Pagani who is running tbe Army la feeding Dutch civillana. nov, wbo had commanded the 141*t May Reynolds; 3rd, Mra^/Joho ing as though theie had been a -Chicago at Detroit (rain). wHh. Kearns as hi* batterymate. "Grill stated that in all hU years local fans. Don't eount^the Pa- dlo. _ buildings, was piled hjgt with sur­ to the Senate increases the num- German. broadcasts said toward Mra. ' WillarcLCase, who was the th ; police as part of an Inveatlga- power failure. Eiiery effort, must liver pte Goods, new Hme; 6:15 Icemafi')' WooIf>is one ' of those By The A a^iated Press gahl ^ coached team out. x^*y rendered German amis .and down bei of^ctory Inspectors in the Russian division. first regent of Oiiford Parish Chap­ Westland. The first for- Hla men (Only games ich'dulied.) The Albany Senator* and the playing Indepen'dent bail, the lo­ -The Palis radio said both Doe- diiak. General Eisenhower’s Armies tion of alleged illegal transactions I 'have been made to keep thlO' part Peopte’s Platform. “Europe After StanAnga most interested In the fine train; SaYe^v e .power.. plus TNT. ' iritz and Heinrich Himmler, chief it were moving c61umns-6f German State /Labor department from 24 ter. to Howard Richardson; 2n^ 1 of the service going, for transmis­ Victory;" 8:30 FBI In Peace amt ing of WllBam Ziegler. Jr.'s Es- Utica Blue Sox BhOr^ leadership cal Twilight League is the best to . The department, planning a The Kiel canal la 38 miles south were in contact with the Russians in the slaughtering and distribu­ Hermon Meyers, and^W to Raljih Eastern "today in • the newly^iijaugurated operated and conducted. He stat-;i' of the vanishing Gestapo, had ap­ prisoners. 39 of the Danish peninsula. Earlier Splendid Paper Read sions to other parts of the worl^ W ar; 10:45 W aiter Lippmann on Pet. GBL. Last,Wight's Fights teen, whose latest breeze at Bel­ "One can't walk or ride on Un- aafdty campaign, h ^ asked for an all the way from the aea to tbe Mra. Crawford read a finV-paper tion of beef in,this area. Reynolds^ SpecialAlntea were of­ * w . L- mont Park waa Seven furling* in Eastern -^^ague baaebal^/ seaaon ed, "I get more fun and enjoy- proached the Allies again, offer­ Swedish reports said that the Brtt- Dresden area. The British th 1 either went out or were dtaron- San 'Francisco Conference . . , 1.000 — ■ ter den Linden," they added. "Nine increase to 45. / 1 1 from National President; Mj*s. fered to Bert CpiTenter. Mra. Mas Albany ...... 2 0 1:27 2-5, Woolf'-would like the with two victoriui apiece, inent out of playing ball ip’"Man­ ing to surrender what la left of ttah Second Army had Invaded Those under arrest are Albert I tinued aa much as ^ 6 weeke-earl- BLU—10:30 a. m. Land of Lost; 1.000 — Aiinoiiiii*

roster. Pete will not pltchj ing froth the ^viet and French ks jDan Peters, of Bristol who was ent. len the first Spanish ex- This Is Hslloran Hospital; Brans- Eagle, 181".'Waterbury. Conn., 10. | Sox, with A1 'verdel throwing flve- every -game nor, will he show up"! wan a litUe bulge In the Elbe riv­ Believed Negotiating Surrender Luebeck. . - $200 each and W iegert on his own Britiah. la a standard/broadcaster H artford'-. . w . 9 2* .000 / 2 George (Red) Doty, 151 1-2, H ert­ embassies." X convicted in the Waterbury con­ Chairman Mrs. Burr presented recognlzailce for trial In city court ra sailed into Manila Bay, J and.cannot d« te®®d in this side of combe Choral; 7 American - Eagle New York, May 4—DP)— Pidfes- h't bail, pinned a 2-0 defeat on the for eveiy, conteal .but Vic ha*' Hertford. Maj’ 4 DP> -Dr. Rus­ er area east of - Madgeburgi^nd a Reichstag StfUK^roMtng spiracy case', fined $500 and sen­ On the British left, the Slst Binghamton .0 2 .00^ 2 . ford, TKO Soldier Lepp Webster. Binghamton triplets, 1944 gover- sell I). Hunter, auperintepdent of One unconfirmed . report from the guest singer to the audience. next Thursday. X they found a native town on th# |.ltie Atlsmtlc. It was used after in Britain: 9 Jean Goldkette con­ Anneriean ■sional boxing ■return'*- to the New guaranteed that the former major tightening salient around the last Dispatches said thX 'Reichstag tenced to two., to five years in the Swedish newapaper Aftontid- division ad'vanced ten miles north Mm. Lura Mohrbacher, of Thqmp- "■ / - 159, F ort Dcve;ia, 7. -- noral cup winner*. Fisheries and Game, said today of the northwest German citiea of .Bremervorde toward Cuxhave% Wigert is charged with violatl south bank of the Pasig river. I Berlin, ficillttes, even local broad- c e rt w . L. y c t - Q i s . Haven Arena tonight after-*n alK leagt.ie elbower *111 twirl the 'still was smoking, witli'xthe roofa prison. ' nlngen said it waa believed that Bonville, whom many of the mem­ of SecUon 751E of the* atateafat- Fall PUyer. Mass.—Bally Caru- Tw'O^nlght games were poat- that nine state-regulatedo BircHnip-stream^'' and the Schleswighoiatein penln- against slight opposition. New York . •“ .667 - sence of several month*. 'Three tough games for bis team. ith trout V of'the halls caved in but the skele­ Would Be But One Offense Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz waa bers had met at the Christmas 'utea pertaining to the opereuon of bla. 148, New York, knocked but ten-rounders' and j*' preliminary fiqned becsuj»e of rain. Less than had been re-atopked with sula which leads to Denmark. 'There would be but one offense The Seventh army was reported Chicago .,. .667 % since April 30 'as his depaytcparlm ent ton oif.Jlhe cupola alill standing and negotiating with Field Marshak party of the Cosmopolitan Club! an unlicensed slaughterhouse .636- Freddie Carbrol, 150, Cambridge, .-.onstitute the program. Stw fans aOLthre^gh the daylight These either were corridors of atop it tijc red banner.. '. of breaking and entering under by headquarters to have met stub­ I Used Cars Ads Homemaker Booth Detroit ... 7. .Pat Doyle. 135. Fall River, out­ contOato played despite threafen- In , Nakteni's and Mickey Deluc- continued Its work of putt'tthig 250.- Montgomery at Flensburg for sur­ Mrs, Mohrbacher has a beautiful w’hile Bernstein’ and >Baunar’ are .500 2 In the top ten. Berry Wright, un­ ca, the team has two hl'gb grade ydtreat or pockets of surrender— The Academy of Art near 1)10 terms of another bill sent to the born resistance lir' the drive on lyric soprano vojee and a delight­ ' Philadelphia pointed, Eddie Pooler, 135, P ort­ in^/wSather; OOC legal size artificially'propaga­ render. Innsbruck after negotiations for charged .with violation of/oecUon RUBBER Washington. .462 2ht defeated CHeveland welterweight, twlrler*. Both are, southpaws ted fish into open waters in ac- .''surrender at *0 vast a rate that the embtusaiea was-Tepbrted’ -damagedv Senate by the House and the state VVhat Germans survived the ful, personality. She appeared 853C which pioyraea that catUe Must List Price Obsei^es Birthday land. Me., 8. , . ^‘‘tneete Jimmy Taylor of Philadel­ It ivas the pitchers' day J'cate'r- Allies were losing count. ... "I aSw an old'-German digging .would not be. required, as a t pres­ surreiraer of tbe city failed. In the Louis .400 3 Their ataff la top# not to forget L.or,]ancc with itsjjfogram catastrophe In the north were at­ twice oh the program. She pre­ brought into tbOstate for immedi­ .SHEETING .385 3H Pittsburgh Bobby Simmoi)*! phia, In! supporting ten-spots, day. after tljc hitter*, had held’the Dedared Open Cities in ruins;" said onebf^ the Isvestia e t, to show whether the act was tempting a harried land and aea aroOs west ’ of Innsbruck the TOste" • spot pitcher, Pete iCapura. atr-amK/lie said, were the [tenth’s drive through mo'uxtaln faced each song with explana­ ate slaughter^ust at the time of \ By the Yard. Clevelan' 3 .7 .300 /4 142, Indianapolis, and , Frankie Tony' Brandlno of Providence spotlight in '•l(V’edneaday’s'-Inaugu­ Kiel, the great German Naval correapondenta, "and 'a^cd what coihmitted in the ".day seaaon" or m ral bill. X - r-omperaug.y " arm Mill Branford, flight toward the uncertain refuge 'ous and difficult terrain was slow­ tions which made her numbers all slaughter. .4 inspected by the A A r th u r Dcuk S to re s Washington, May ' 4—(Fl—The Tuesday evening. C party in National Abrams, 145, Pittsburgh, dnte(, 8. meeUtTom Collins of New Haven Jake Banks baa signed with, the base Jin the north, and Flensburg he was looking for. 'My ftiqily.’ he the- 'night season.'’' of Norway. the more interesting. An Italian state-'cotnmlssloner of domestic and Jlble Angelo of Philadelphia Hawley allowed two' hits in the Muddy, tm W .N at- on the Danitih border were open AmPqg fish and \ game bills ed'by four feet of snow. 645 Mala St. I^ l. 8806, I OPA ruled today that newspaper celebration of the first birthday of New Y o rt 9 ‘ 4 .692 Benny Andy, 138, .Aliqulppa, Pa., team, and regarUleaa if the Pratt sett nyera replied.. Fairly soon 10 persons ,The Seventh Army of L4eut. numbe.r, "Tirt Tomba,” was follow­ animals and that the meat must knocked out Alex Co im ,- 140,- tackles- Julio Dejesus of Puerto first inning, then aetlled down and .^chaug.. cities— 80 declared by a German erme cr.awling from the' ruins.” . passed Ond sent to the\Senate was advertisements of used car* for the Hqmernakera' information 7 4' .686 1 and (Vhitney. teani enters, he will .Spd ^c-nntic and Broad bropUs.'x Gen. Alexander M. Patcl^-Joined ed by two (izeehbslovaklan songs. be,4it^ped. 1 7 ; 5 "!583 iVi Youngstown," Ohld; 4< ■ ’ Rlc<^ gave Hartford only one more sin­ communique broadcast hours late The Russian-reporters said , reg­ one prohibiting the t^ng of Ueut. Gen. Lucian .T ruant's vic­ "Andulko”! and “Came A Riding.” K'^Pollce Chief Edmund S. Crow- i sale must list the price and specl- Center was held at the Gas Com­ iton ..,.. gle over the last eight stanzas. play with the OSG’a. Banks is a Tho Hmisa-tonic is being, atockoa over the few stations remaining In istration of Nazis ;had'commenced_ hard or s stated that the investtgatldn ; fy that it Is “within OPA celling,” 5 6 . .455 3 The SeHat(;ra scored three of their Nazi control—arid British forces in Berlin and Ru^ian experia w,er runs In the fourth, whSn Clark . . . Hunter addod. were reported bearing dotyn bn the working highl.and day to get gaa,' Committee in honor of the women Cincinnati .. 5 6 .465 3 :,»“8*v'er*l lads who "carved-names \ total * ^ e CaCtus (i03rd) division re-[ •** __ The major portion of t|m time Albany at Hartford (3:30). VeraeTs shutout was spoiled bj/ 'Wish to grant the German peope still exploded. responsible for observance at tbe Was taken up by historical^^pera is proprietor have been seized by and body type. ‘ the meeting by tlfanklng the wom­ By Harry Grayson ■* Ott is/dne of the mighty few a^fth'lnhlng home run clouted by year’s football ..‘aptatn. Bob Quish.’ I the possibniUes that He open to Correspondents ente'rlng the un- « slX^ear-oM- «>n of Mr. propar^ by" long-time membera, the police and are to be audited. The regulation applies- to ..pri­ en for thvir services, mentioning Ut)ca at Binghamton. NEA Editor l distinctive hitters. A left-hand "Fred Danek, Bingham .on outfield­ Dick Hubbard. Rudy Pietro and' Eye Poppecs the German nation, whlchf is de­ game laws by the latter, last ° Mrs. Hubert Leighton of -36 Wilkes-Barre at 8®ranton., derglound . headquarters ' of the Also approted and s^K to the on outstanding-events of the Chap­ Two live st^ra fdund at Wlegert’s vate owners os well as dealers. in particular Mrs. Austin ^engy New York—In the summer of 1 thuja^r, hs raises his right foot er, Nick Piccluto, who hit two Hgrb Stevenson. " feated but has always been a de­ German general, staff said they Itate Road, celebrated, his barn were tmprounded as was a OPA at the same time exempted Elmira at Williamsport. ’ 1925, Melvin - 'Thomaa Ott, a the pitch for: leverage. _Whlle X By ^tehimy GoMsn Senate were bills which would:/ ■ ter since it waa founded - half, a and Mrs. Annie ®dght.waa' times. "After hours, call I deoorated by Miss Alyce Sails- penny, postcard telling him to re­ probably is a bifNlUappolnted to­ This will be th# final seasion be­ One"of my battlers had been 65^mlle front so u th , the. Baltic "1 have an urgent message for after election, instead of immedi­ Admitted yestefdky'- Mrs. Rose New York at Boston- SUAum and out df sight with the day because of - his failure to glfen to the name, and as no out­ 2-1731. ^ Seventy-five men from the 8L- bury of the Goa Company, with’ port tei^'e New York Giants' at ball 1# hi* desperate attempt to fore the team aunches their play gavoed t^e night before. We had sea. wiping-ou,t the’huge German Oslo.” T ately as at present, and cxtenjT Champagne, Stafford ‘ Springs; knock out"such a comparative un- in the Softball League next Ffi-jbat ’our end on him so the Hve rep- pocket between Rost.-ick and ca­ "■Very^ so.rry. we are not frans- the date for the appointment of "SJlPvli James Greene standing vvoman was decided upon. ’ James's and St. Bridget parishes one candle in the center. Coffee Polo Gi^nds, Sept. 1. get hla hands on it. base's of the submarines the ad­ 'R was voted to use t]ie words “Or-' Charles L ^n, 43 Elro street; Lea ' left this afternoon for West accompanied .the ca)ce, w ith Mrs! Meil O at to Kepeat >He has been there ever since, kno’wn as^Chariej Eagle of Water­ day again.st Plant J. 'resented our epUre fortune.. pitulated Hamburg- The Russians. I mitting any more. You see in a city, officers thqre by one paot*tfl-. lie Ames, Rockville; Miss Lorraine Ott last'year rtibbed out two bury, Conn. But'It so happens that -----^ ^ Among the stars in the race meeting Field Marshal Mont-^ miral once commanded. W o u n d ^ i l l ford Parish,” the name by whifch Springflald where they will go on James Peak and Mrs. Ralph Pen- goes with the lease. < 'few hours we 'shaU ^ closihg Senate .Approves B|Ua Flanea and tanks and artillery the. town of Manchester ..was Genolfi, 87 Birch street; Mra. Alice of the Immorta, Honus iVagner’a Eagle, veteran of 70-odd profes­ At an early hour this niornihg were Gallant Fox and Whlchonc, gomery’s. forces foV the first time, dolvn." . i The Senate approved and sent a reUrlous retresL This la. the son' pouring. Bostoi. May 4—445— Only Thanks to his running start, at National League records- for runs all turned the German flight into kitown previous-to its acceptence .Anderson, 100 Summer atreeL largen number to ever attend - The Canter is open several $160 preliminary performer four sional battles/ has yet to be it appeared !doubtful ih-t Man­ both at short odd*. Few jsutside Jf joined the British Second Afniy be­ ’ "la there'’nobody in Berlin who to the House bills authorizing the 36 Ott is in his 20th season with scored and extra base hits. The chester High would meet Middle- tween Wisman on 'the ' Baltic: and a debacle of 'burning ships and Mrs. Rose Greene of 460 V^mon as a town in 1823. ' ' Admitted today; Mary Winch ratreat at one time from Man.ches- hours each week, and information months ago, p u s (Pell) Mell, the the New Yorks, which. is one of knocked off hi* feet. former- Postmaster General Jim could be aeiit with a dispatch.?’’ distribution. among stoqkholdero wrecked land transport. Diehard in the early yeai-s only four West Willington; Virginia Qulsh, WILLIAMS :Bomber of the Bqyous hangs up a .'- t The Connecticut battler barely town High a t the West Side Oval" Farley and Sam Boaoff. the sub- Wlttenberge on the Elbe. of Ossete "of corporations in rt^. street was notified by the War De.- ter. It U all that can be taken caw on almost 'any subject pertaining 4Montrea) slugger, appears assured the mulitiple National League "No.” . Nazis_were driven into the aea, I partment today that-her husband, meetings were held each year, in 386 Oakland - street; Benjamin of at tha monastery from this town of hitting the ’fistic jackpot to-"^ new all-time total.every. •>« escspeicf such a fate last night this afternoon. A steady drizzle wav builder, gave Jim Dandy a Oaota Doubt on Suicide Report ' "M y God, w'bat is happening?" celvership or in the process, of OIL SERVICE. INC. to' homemaking may.be obtalnM records he hoWi. He seta a Na- walks.' makes an extra base hit, may cause cancellation of Ktoc_pjj^^.p apd- I thought we might , At' the same- time the First ’ Virtually all of (termany was I James E. Greene vvas wound- Cheney hall. Aa the memberahip Compo, Stafford Springs. at this time. ’There were about 16 there. Preesure cooker gauges night when he engages Sal Bar- when Nova gave him a terrific "We’ve fought ourselves to a being dissolved rather than re­ tionar League mark literally every add# to his total bases, bats in a game until a later date. ra* well be broke as the way w# White Russian Army, eonqu.-ror of conquered. The last Nazi holdings 1 ^ action in Genfiany on April increased, the sessions were held- Discharged yesterday: Mrs. BrondSfreet moce who had planned to attend will be teqJLdd there. tolo ofBoaton, the N. B; A.-feath­ time he vyilks, nearly every time righthafided beating about the standstill.'’ - - - > • . quiring, BS provided by present wero shrinking pockets, untenable j jg monthly, and from the events Martha Trotter, 60 Lenox atreet; bilt'lreaerTatlona were filled before .run and manufactures a home nm. their 10-round feature ""were, so put our- fiver right oii Berlin, was joining with the U. 8. laws, that th ^ be sold and the erweight champion, ’ in a return he moves Tn any Arcctlon. Tonight at the High school a*-' N inth Army on a S8-mile front -’“Here’s an .urgent mssoage for and beyond 'hope, of relief. chronicled' by the various aecre- Mra. Ann Waddell, 178 Eaot Cen­ their applications were received. l()-round non-title bout at the Bois- Five time* in 1944 Ott slanimed ^ [5x>j bout at Mechanics build Jim Dandy’s nose: General Wleatel.i’ . . . . proceeds distrlouted among stoclc- Supreme headquarters- apknowl- , — ------■ \ ■nta arrangement# were made by Wonoen Growing H ats Right fielder Gtt U. ohc of two scmblv hall cerUflcatea ahd letter* Some jockey I’d never heard.of,__ west of the smoking ruina or-Ber- tartes, the speakers at yesterday’s ter atreet; Mrs. Beatrice Man­ ton Garden. immortals transformed by John two home nina In a game, so the **1 told you we are not accept- holders.' * edged that tbe British were ad­ observance found plenty of mate­ ning, -47 Maple, street; Wilson iJohn Tierney of St. Bridget'a tifetime high, times for doubling wil. be presented to varsity pli^- F. J- Bitoer, waa riding our hqrae " lliL And in the German capital R- Empowering county ’ commls- Aiisonia Aldermen Macon Ga.—(45—Macon wom­ This boxing "natural”, created McGraw. The other was Christy en in the’ various sports during »etf SoVist froopa poked about In lh |t aoytfllng else vancing so swiftly that it was rial. It was learned that at one Woodbead, Rockville; Mrs. Eliza­ church and John Rohan of St* when MeU gained a divided and up homers became 48i He equaled and he got the son of Jim Gaffney . - "I lAould' like lo know what aionerk to destroy alXryear-old complfiely out of touch with en . are now growing their bats. Mathewson, switched from first PaA Waner Beleaaafl;^ Uu past year. The principal speak­ the ’blackened ru.hblc. looking for time, in the early twenties, a flour­ beth ifeCaughey. 130 EJdridge Jamea’a-church. The men will re­ Membera of the North Hlgblanda dispute decision over BartOlo here a oduple of alngio-game records *1- off like a streak. 'nie'Mara in, th* and- his I your Situation Is.' county records which they con­ L ieut Gen. Sir Miles C. Demp­ Will Elect Mayor ishing children’s organization waa turn to, town Sunday evening. base to the box . er wUl be J. O. Christian of the race were toUt- . all t»tted, t "l am the last. Spirits of-crimina] offenses gadSfl. The Americana had crash- Town Cleric Paul iC. Schumacher ton. • will not be a legal holiday In C fuzzy-faced recruit from Gretna, New York Yankee* with whom he When he cam* iiadar tns WtM doubt upon the aiiicide report.’ baa called a special meeting of jjflnkJTHcpttviUe. ------I t H E A T IN G pected $30,000 g ate racelete equaled the record for moat times thi: coming season Will be an* The Nasis continueii- to - yield bekijw zero.. .Thera~la V Hoosel hlng- o d 'down tba eastern doors of the of the readers referred naefieut. Governor Baldwin ; La;;-«eroaa the river from Maw joined up last fall. sad mads bur ftv* bucha 9MS, say the Anaonia Board of Aldermen Diochaigad today: Taste of Own MeAcia* ■C — —s" ■ ■■ ■" hit by pitcher in’ a gams—three, Waner and hla younger brother nounced tonight at the league troops-under the terms of the un- around my neck."' exaihinattons as ’ phslotherapy advertised Alpine redoubt and had this most unusual spring, and re Cwlkto, 688 Parker atreet; Mrs. announced The governor said lOst Orleans. » 1 . ^ battler promptly want out agabi technicians ■ be reaidenta of the raced ail tbe way through it tonight to elett a new mayor to called that In January, 4913, Mrs. .^1 Kibds of New - nigbt that thcra ahoulc be no gen­ . Level-hesdcd, UlMbie Ott, who against the Pirates, Sept- 1$. 1$88. Lloyd starred for niany yaara with meeting at the West Side Rec at smditlonal surrender in north "Have you got eohUct with Gladys Sebuetz, 28 Summer Hayvyard,'CaHf.—(45—City At­ Ha|r Aggrayatoa At^ma 7:80. —wltbout being WL . , Roly and western Austria; Fi;dtt- fta g ite ? " state or planning to beeomt ao. ,lA)-s Siege to Una fill th e unexpired term o< the lata John M. WilUama; who was. aeCre- and Repair Work eral clooi^ of buolnees, or Indus­ also performed acceptably at third' . Ott holds the record for an out­ the Pittsbwgti Ptratco. Paid lad Th# blow wa# too mmrn ito Andrew F. Nolan. atraat; Mrs. Mathis, Haynaa torney C- W. White waa up bafore fielder participating in th# most the NaUonal Laagu* in batting In ie s w eaed we*t at the laonso river, •Idiot, of course hot Tm toll­ In concurranca with the Houae, General Patton’s Third Amy to ^ at that .time, tecorded Jan> W ater Pumps Repaired trial plants and he urged that In­ SaatUa—(45—, a*m A. Parrin, baae, ()ulckly eatabliobed ,111010*11 T h # word maaedt origlnAad ip. him,. invading Austria and Chechoslo­ Schumacher said four candi­ 25 os a “perfect spring day’ with street; John Dubey, -68 Lyness stead of “unreatrained eatebra- the judge, charged with, ovartlme as a manager, brought back to the double plays ih a campaign—12 In -1927. 1934 and 19S6 and aet jrSiva Nasi General Schlemmer ing you' I am the last Ivan is the Sanate else approved a bill street; Mrs. HUda Allison, 396 and New Ones Installed parking. The-penalty waa a good a walder, won a Avoroe tn Supe­ Provence and Gascony and’^maanl “ ■ iiisiiilin d U s 40,000. pocketed here on my neck. I'm going to providing for biennial town elec- vakia laid alega to Una and near- dates era in the rixmlng, namely, leafbuds developing on the roae- tlon” Connecticut clUaena remem­ Giant* many fan* who deserted 1929. n^ern record by getting 200 or East Canter stract. laugh at hia. expense. White’# the rior court when he testified hla more hit*- in a saason for the I something which brought luck to hnoops la LiguriA abandoning his cut , the wiraa. Lord, what we liona in the odd years instead^ ed a junction with the Ruaaiana Acting Mayor and President of busheo." ber that the war la only half won his them during the incumbency of ■ And Mel Ott U stiU going strong. R i i a d BmwM. Agsk- west of Vienna. Moscow dispatch the Beard Thomas J. MelllbaD; 4J* Mra Sumneria paper gave a d^ B irth todby; A sof) to Mr. and 69 iHarkweather Street and th a t conUnuad efforts; will" ba guy who drew up the over-time wife’s hair aggravated Long may ba wavs that bat ai^th Uma in,19$T. ' a hausabold. wwTieui defiance mt the surreDder have come to. It’s all’ over with annual elcctieoa in Prospect Mrs. Roy Vaughan, 122 Avondale parking ordlnanco. . j asthma. ciuUy'WOUa Tsrry. trter.' . .j Geimany. Ivaii is at the door. Tremendous Demand Seen es 1m id only ten miles jq-parated derroep John J; Shea,-' Jam es -S tail^ account of tbe War work T elep h o n e 4848 ^ . neeeaaery te defeat Japan. NV oov* isolated Bnng | I’m cuiuug wires,” The Senate Ukcwiaa voted to go 1ib t Armieji Xrym a meeUijg that Powers and Terrence FryUen. partieijated in by, tbs local «boo- ro a d ., > . ■" '"t; ■ ’ ■ \-— • ¥‘>V^ ••• • ' ■»

MANCHKSIlUt ^VJ^i^IINU mUKAtiU, MAWCMlilil Krt. CUNN,' fK lIJ^ I , MAI 4,1^45 t R i k TE b II ■ ‘ . N MANyHEStfcB BVENli^G^HERALD, MANCHEiStEfl, CONN.. FRIDAY, MAV 4,194^11

AnnouncemenU Automobiles for Sale 4 Bualneas Sendci^"0^red iIS Business Services Offered ^ | Private fnsTrqctions 28 Poultry and Supplies . 43 A ^ In a IS frorried by a W ^arr -Do Vor. my ijmi^nd if. HULD EVERYTHING which barked troublad' with a^ buzzing n'w KEEP STOCK and poultry healthy vlcioua-lodk RICH BLACK ioam an^ tlcan 611 1937 PONTIAC c o a c h ; 1938 BOOKKEEPING and Accotmting WALTER SCHULTZ. 82 CkJng''*«» I ELOGUFION-"-CORRECTION of manner:. his e a r ^ with Ward* complete Una of fam­ a t .him’ in (dasafied for akj*'! AUo drivewA^* repaired. , Packard coupe, 1936 Pontiac records kept weekly. Balance street. Ashes *«d rubbish rra— .s'chool aubjecUr. Por-o-san, 60c and Stop-pick 30e. , Som e New, B] NeT.tprthifele^N a Chuckle or Tw o 'Chinaman — Y'e*. ,yoo/ knhw- Doctor-TRen'''^rhap# you, can aoda*. aJart^aAndwiphea to carr.y street. Phone 5191. ppen.T a. m. tric wirtp,6"wi}d repairing.’ Any White Studio, 709 Malr atreet Wards Farm Store, Main street. ptt»v*rb.. ai>d me know prov^b„but go. ■ ■ ■-' - oiit. i'^f'eatra charfps..' Bidwell’* REF’RIGERATf'iR SERVICE. We. atze.slob given prompt attention F o r R e n t to 10 p. m. Also Suijday's. ‘ Phone 2-1392. , I direction of the dining room. One, The H a ^ Of swaying back anu forth llorrect This .Senten-^, cleanliness—cleans everything In Wanted—To Buy When are shedding salty teii Lort and Foupd" ,1 .'$12 monthly. ' Eor ^ ^ n ln ga.' 4464 ' your home quickly, easily, safely. l ;s gn At fif/ he m'kde quite a hit in a nd/peppered with fear -and "ICr^lcer How long ago was other'IHtle, girl wKo had moved ■pays. rmW ING, HARROWING, traetbr Get Soliax at the Manchester WANTED TO BUY In good con'S' T h l di^ the offic^ He gave it a real tone. UiHTv . in next door: Woman B.u.re, and it pays to '—M O N D A Y ^ Main »tre«t, lodges, dancing' .school, eK?^4o; WANTED—WOMAN^ with knowl- do/)t. . Social SUualiont FOR SALE FORD l/^t-2 ton work, garden Sfetialtv. Telephone Hous^ofd Services edge of ^kkeepirig afid-^enog- Hardware Co. Inc.. 248 North ditlon * work bench. AUo tri­ (hei/Wlth tim ■ Even the summer people'were Im- AIpng comes a bit of, cooling cheer, Driin$/ C)h. a couple, of-haurs. T qI How many 'brothcra apd stand by some butchera whin they 'er pen^^' blaekUh grey quire Mrs. Irish, 2nd 6oor.' ■■ 2,/)957. .... cycle for 3 year old. Tel. 8867.'.:' ianel truck, good copuition. Car- OffeteiS 13-A raphy to do general office work. Main street. Tel. 6265. tu t we knew ! Hft clothes were always rid our stewing fire is out. o ffic e g / ,^ ’ell. why don^i you sister.* do,you have? weigh, your meat. atripe/birth'day gl^t. W HILE: OUR '.STOCK iMts. we ~Sa s^larket. Phone/6920. -X ncertalnty gjve* life added seat, try again? ' New Comer T\vfr- harf-bt;f>thcrs ■FURNACE r e p a i r i n g and oil Nlchow Bristol Inc.. 155' Centi^ WANTED'TO BUY spring wln^ ^rtiiia not be well brujihed, and The SltoaM —BB A O l^ DOG, h r ^ n 300 BEATITTF ‘ ,jrihg cleaning For Tull informa­ dltion. Write Box K-L, Herald'. My faitjer called up-nn.Monday, gift her husband eht her from D—B js i^ 3 l^ ket 84 Oakland street. .a. cAnveitiblea and Mrs. PauLGoulct, 5 TyleUOrcJe. ‘W ANTED—WOMAN for laundry 5545. Here at last was the kitn^f ahead that brlnga ij* smiling ‘one in the,fam ily? nfid white, haaha*'coHaTj, 'coHaTj, no lic«nji«, ^ ''npachfs. c5 tion call .Van Camp Bros 15 Jenjamin'w'os to meet himm thatthar . / : : Ju,dge Sambo, where were you oversea*. station v^go; tajn Fo^a,jrihevro- work irf my house, no hand iron­ man she had dreamed of. Dls/nc- thru. . Advertisement loffey* .. a/^urC' or natta- Owner m»y\Jiavem»y\J;'i byK years' experience! Tel. 5244., Free jh t at tnA Junction. He /Hi a Mr*. E. R. Kreger. flre'l method for w’ritltiK^a^Sqng /.Modern Kdueullon when the first bullet whizzed p*.st tVrong- Wa.V: Ray, "lalKJ. that lets, BlymouthJi; Dodgek:^.^De inspections: . ing. Bendix washer, and mangle. WANTED TO BUY a pre-war | liye. courtly, alone in the world. voiild ea}Un* McKinney. 5161 eftd M y Automobilefi for Sale v 4 Florists—-N urseries Phone 8140. Building Materials 47 nan • yi'ilh hi/, a man/yWo man was hit. That's easy, suggest^ the I’ooiiMary. hiid 'a lough^'iexam'' you ? just like a, man? I'll bet you S otos/ Chryalers. OldsmoblieA.. .’•baby stroller. Phon^ 4323. She gave hinj a clean napk/ every z .right by de depot raJLher have had something lor advertiagment._____ ioming'tq stay. Sorrie town folk* sre *0 busy Windsor, Ontario. Canada, ^ tar. In which she failed one day; Sambo I wuz Po^acs. Buick*. Nashes, Pack­ rUX)R SANDING FOR SALE--.NICE GREEN, well FOR SALE—ABOUT 2 thousand "It m ast be a Sqiiufier boarder, " day and always kept /vase of Judge And whenwhen the nex't shot practical." LPOKTNG FOR A GOOD car. Call WANTED—WOMAN for Mscntlal flowers on his table. Mmetimes, 'being good they never have time You take something compo.*cd Hnh",drdn't quit, Init , necked the "How much for tattooifi LOST—WEDNEISDAY on , North 5I9U and tell u* what you would ards and Studebakers AH', years , ^*aying ano Ftniamng . rooted turf. For lawn slopes and feet used lumber, price $60. Can be mother said; more cheerful was .fired 7 '. Right Way: Say, "l.sn't it lover­ work. ..Ho'ur* 8 to 5. no Saturday /Tva NTED-'-CHILD'S aC in ny when he wasn't th er/ io see her. to talk about/H. / . an'old master ah{l^decompose it bunch?” HkeTAfaybe the next car we buy / from 1934 to 194 2 a, Prices range J. E letiaen - Phon* 2-0920 edges Will deliver and plant. Call seen 82 West Center. Call Har |h”an .she had been since the Town ^nd now her grades aj-e "A ” Sambo--1 was'passings the first ly! Wasn't it sweet of him to send Main atreet Or at the Armory, a work. New System Laundry, Har­ good condition Phone 78 she slipped Into th/office with wUl be the one. Brunnep' from $295 up. All cara have good If No Aiuu^er—5.329 6352. . \ X- ford 9-9636. leeting. "Be sure'yori don’t tell Winnie, Meek.*. bullet. something "so exciting. ' grey Shaeffer pen. ,Tel. 3086. rison strei^ti little lunches.,A deviled ham sand­ '^1, ■ A . open eyenin^s-^ ■ . / tires. Most have radios an heat- •X- lour father whafa go^ on,'! she ■ ers Every car priced below cell­ W a s h e r , v a «:uii!ilK^.Ei*ctrtc WANTED — stenographer . FOR SALEI:- SLATE /l^gtng, wich, maybe, or/molaase* dough­ fUNNY BUSINESS motorixetc.. repaired Ab^parts Roofing—Rep^ing 17-A vSrious colors for atepplpg stones, Rooms Without Board 591 earned US- nut, or a glass of . biltterrailk, Even^’’^ o r8e BY EDGAR MARTIN ing . Cash, trades or terms Capi­ Norton Electrical Instrument Oo., J 'lt was dafk when they came. BOOT^AND HER BiUPDlES availabie\24-hoiii eervlca tThai terraces and walks. 'GfMn, grey: tol Motors. inc.N388 Main street; Hllltaixl street. _ K'e heard the wheel* on the gravel, which he fanci/l. s: •* O D \M ancheater 2-1439 pOF OF.ALt TYPES replaced purple, 'varigated bldcks; Richard PLEASAN T ROOM With kitchen-1 This Ir r ita / l Mrs. Guptlll. Pood . FEISTDER AND^ Hartford. 7-8144. Open evehinga. then my father's voice. "Where 1* ^ * 9 Aafeo'ojixtvv ^ ACtOKVVf ViCQb't't'AAVi A s V VOCM^hG-V REAL E ST ^ E jUrSTINGS mornings or eVentng*. or>repa'ired^tncludlng slate, com- Lewjs. 56 .Ardmptv Road,- Man ette near Mail, str^t- Siiltabi* cost'money/Ada Wasn't paid three 1 w a n t e d / HIGH SCHOOL girl K-er>’body He soundee in high MV V\H .'t'JWAtWVMe positt^.. shingle or tin Also val­ to.care for baby one or two nights cheater. for u’orking' couple or klngle per­ dollars a ^ e k to throw it away. "Q, o MOWVi'Y B Q D Y W O R K Of-AII TypeA'Wanted: WHEK y o u HAVE gags. Junk Ipi.rita. ; covaOMsiGt'D J ' — '\0 s o Cash AVallMtIe. ley’s. flashtnga.^^tters. chimneys. a week, viclnitj of Du. kin street. son. Call 6951. If Mr/Cutter had been a work­ VJfY Wanted Autos— and paper to sell remi^bej^ VVm. E.IT V.V CoughllnXr?oiitrhli/^.,3flO 390 Woodland. We all ran out to meet him. \ >iA\.OQ S'tAVVt /• oo r SOLIm1:NE & FLAGG 12 Phone 2-1937. * er, she^night'kave overlooked the O v o ^ v b o Atotorcycles Ostrinsky^ 28 years In mislnc.'w. In Phone 7707. G ard^—Uarm—Dairy FOR R E N T -3 ROOMS, 2 h / i - [•Remember, not a word.'' my luncb^. But beNyain't—it turned CfsKiT IT^C, " JARVIS REALTV CO, room* fuimishta,'' one' foon / u n - s e t v itT Office *1 i t Residence 7275 Manchestw, He always pays top WANTED— WOMAN for dry x"., Products 50 riother said. * out/-a worker ' aVanything. For •34 Center St. \ Tel. 5101 W a N'I’ED— W;E -t^EED,. used car* RQOI ING —SPEClAUIZINO^.m furnished. Phone 7282. / My father kissed ua, all. Then tVeekduya «uid Sandays prices. Phone 5879. cleaning.^ store, good hoiirs and hours at a time he a^ uIo sit at .the arid pay top prices Cash talks repairing root* all kind*, alsb^ Tel. 2-1301. FOR SALE —TOMATO plants he turned to the man standing r a n g e b u r n e r s , ■ and • powe new TOfs No Job to o ' Small or FRONT, ROOM with' tw n beds, j desk gazing at hl*^ hiN;^ or idly and we have It Stqp and get our Bonnie Best, early stone pepper Reside him. "Mr. Clayton ; Cutter, drawing circles on sheet* of paper: Offer. Cole-Motors— 41«4. burners of all raak8a and kinds 'xterge. Good' wook. fair price F iv e WANT'telX“G fRL or woman with ' plants. King and Bull Nose. Also hot Water, .breakfast if desired, pur new- clerk." he said, looking' cleaned and adjuateo 10 years' near downtown SMtion. Inquire | Often he dozed in the aftenioon, Best Quality MtlmStCs. Cafl'Howlev. Manches- store'experiej^M and typing ablH- early cabbage plants. A. Vince, Buile proud of himself. cupping hts face in bis hands *0 , experience. Tel 2-1731. 44 Main t e r ^ e i ty. Apply 147 Birch Jtfeet. _24 Locust street.',/'■ . VVe simply stared. A .new clbrk M A L E H E L P CERTIFIED SEED street. that hi* beard hung down like a -XT Chen ontj' that day my naOther cornucopia; TTie telephone mlghl WANTED—SHIRT pres*., opera­ FOR SA LE—TOMATO and cab­ bad been wondering if could POTATOES Ko i i .e r a n d f u r n a c e A p art ring two or' IJiret tlmea before he^ ASHE.S AND RUBBISH removed. Moving—Trucking— tor. Also one for flat work ^t^ner. bage plants. Samuel Burgess, 118 'tmentin ts — F la ts s.sibly manage Without/da. CI.E^ANINO Also light trucking. Telephone Stbrage - ' 20 New Model, 73 Summl^s'treet, Center street. T e n jnim ents 63 stirred himself to answer It. WANTED Mr. Cutter bowed, wui we all We girls were very biay—dust­ $4.35 oil Burner and Ktoker Service 3066. AUSTIN A CHAimLRS Com-, STRAA^^ERRY, Premiers aspar-' [lied'quietly into the hhii.se ing. wiping ydIshes. setting tables. Full or Part .Per 100 Lb. Bag - H^lp Wanted^Male Sfi agus robt*^ 35 peril., 100 per FU R REN T—4 ROOMS. Inquire j “How did you find Cousin Vic- ■PLI/MBER, $teafnfltter. puirip. me­ pany. Trailer van sbCTice.- Local ■'^^•'Spruce street 6 p. m. and | berrying-/Tnd his Idleness annoy­ GARDEN FERTILIZER HENRY PARfeNiy chanic. Carl/Nygren, 15 ^utlr moving, packing a > ^ storage. $2.75. cabbage*$omatoer and.pep­ loriaT " my moth/^asked in a po­ ed ns. tod. Apply SEWING MA/HINE mechanic lite voice on theyw'ay. “ ALLEY Let’s Hope It Click^ BY V .T. HAMLIN $2.25 Per lOO Lb. Bag Telephone 2-0l8,'5 '',^ street-.Tel. 6497. Dial 5187. pers transplanted^80 cents a dos. "MryUutter ought to do that.” wanted—, e^ibe'rlenced on knit Delphinium. Canterbuty^ /Bella, "Aa usual," m/father answered we often ^complained when my At the Farm. goddS sewing machinery. E-ssen- FCHl RENT—2 ROOM furnished |ihortty He Wril plainly expected PLOWINO< HARROWING, lawns NORTH AMERICA Vxn 'bine* Basket of Gdid. SWeet WiRtain apartment for couple or 2 glrla. mother aiixgeated some additional Colpniol Board *er«(^ tlal warjivork, now. Myrtle Knit­ hiite a diftefent welcome. graded and seeded trees removed . Inc Coast to Coast moving and other perennlala, 4 for Inquire 291 Spruce street. chore. "He's got plenty of time. " Frank V. W illiams , Aim# / Latullppe. 758 Vernon tee PHal .3187 - < tingv*»*e MlTl*. Inc’., Unlonville, Conn, No o n ^ p o k e as we crossed the Company 16.32 Tolland St.. Biickland For-get-'riie-'nota. deep blue, SQc. a |. ’ "N ow . how," she would say. street' Telephone 6077. pply/to your local USES. basket, geraniums. John l^pkdka, F oW k ^ T —OUT iN the. country. / That meant'"Enough from you." 015 Parker Street Telephone 7997 Mr. Cutter his room, MANCHESTER Painting—Papering 2t •:D--SEFVICE station at- 168 Woodland atreet. Tel. 8474. 4 rooms 'on, second tibo.. Route | But .it provoked her a little, /:■ / 85, fifth hoiiSe-after Hebrbn town ■my mottier said when we too. to come In and find him sleep­ / good post-war future, FOR * SALE— NUT •HER ONE W/e Inside. Severiil i-R« ^ WOMEN /“ stre et Tel. 7028. Wanted to Rent bared: U was’ on the back comer 5-H for twT rooms upsTalrs, Down F O R A GOOD PAINT Job inside Help Wantetk—Male nr the second floor, overldokinc the J S S S S i S caw rMliyMlAUl,»KI, l««C T .|900.00. STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Prem­ payment as low as ^ Experienced Fur and outeide, phone E. Price F e m a le / 37 WANTED—A 3 ROOl^ apart­ |iay I t wa^-a good room, ordinari- 2-1003. \ iers. true to name. Heavy bear­ ment on or before Jijne 15. Tel. | |H)WCr! fo rg ot Reasonable monthly cost too reserv'e^i for tcan.sicnts. ELDERLY MAN or wo want- ing. Plan^ In' your Victory 3038. Finishers W'anted PAINTING AJiD Paperhanging. . Mr. Cutter': 1o(jked more like a ed to do Janitor work .oflflce Garden, 214 Gardner street. Canvass ceilings and ■vallpaper. Iransieht than a .clerk. '*Be w'as S a n d building after working Hi WOULD PERSON callinc aboht 6 | rhort, but erect, 'with a WB6ri'ng Jarvis Realty \ Apply John P Sullivan" Pkbne 4260, room house, please call again. H week days and Sunday. hat suggested the milttary. /-Ite iilDE GLANCES Skilled-Sew ing M achine Operators, Traint household Goods 51 PhoniJ-1280.__ ^ OUT SIDE AND iN sn^ Box A-E, Herald.* aa'thlck, lively gray hair, a trim, Week Days and Sundays Y(>RK STRANGFELD / SALE—4 PIECE w’alnut Q _W hich state Is known as the Inspectors ah'd W omen for Important Floor Irig ihd - paperhanginK.y Reakofi" WANTEi / 6 - 6 r 6 0 M houite as uatache, and a Vandyke beard. able estimate. Teleph^e 2-0106. It'oom outfit. Cheap if taken at Ihe only one we had ever seen irtw'of the Mountains? FRHUKi-ES AND HIS FRIENDSL For Ilard’s Sake BT MERRILL BLQSSER_ F u r r i e r DoEs-^Btrds— Pets' 41 soon aa p/*ible . fbr perrha--| A—Maho. ona|te. plare, 2-carNgarage. nice loca- for. rent or sale Rate* reasonable. 'Desirable location. Tel. 2-1925. . kis vanltie*. "The first thing to Terms Arranged. tinn ■■ / Price' tsoo. Oo.wm HOHSI r AND h a y fpr sale. Tele- Phone Reith’a Furnttur’,, 4159. |o is to send this man bock." she S e a s o n a b I e ' and year Payment $S.00O> GOOD 'YEAR around homes In I Jfidependent Cloak Co, OFF CENTER STRE’e t Z^ phone 4609. Coventry, all improvements, aid him. "W e ,can give him a around. Water front. 5 GRAS3 r u g s at $3.00 each—1 4- Rnom Single, h«it alf^ heat. $3,800 to $5,200. Ooventi^ . Lake veek's pay." FUN/SCIENCE x f Pine and Pleasant Street.s Price $4,500. 1 3 0 0 -$ ^ Down, ADJ ACENT T( FOR SALE—JERSEY Guernsey 8'S”xl0'6'' wool rug; wardrobe*; My father hesitated. ‘'All he 3-FamiIy„ Flat, 5 rooms cow. Just freshened. Good produc­ cottages, $1,200 and up.' Small me. V u OlA g.«, m s . balance paid like r*^nt— $35.00 1 kitchen utility cabinet. $7; wal- rants is his board," he llrislly 3 each with separate steam so. COVENTRY— and large farms $6,000 and up. X per month.- / • •• ^ / er. gentle. Inquire 176 Gardner . nut end' table. $7: maple' club laid. ' . b oilers. Street, Town. chair, $12; 2 CqgsweU chair*, $14 Johh S. Biasetl, Cross street. 2-Famlly Flat,."four room*/ South Coventry, Wllllmantlc | “Hi* board," my mother echoed. Rivalry , for Trade BY FRED HARMAN WtLUA.M S^IiAe ET— ^R each flat, large porch, at each: bed davenport, $15: Ifioor 3324;. "That's all” , 125-Acre Farm in Cov­ heat, all cnnrrnlrnres, Inclndr [ FOR SALE— s a d d l e horse* and lamps $2, to $6. beautiful 'Kitchen 2-Family/ Flat, 4 rooms I / }n ie s. Also new and used horse "Where in the world did you get e o i s eUSiCK WANItO TD entry. Ijirge dairy barn fng ganige. ampje gaiden cabinet. ' $15; small *ccretary Pile ■'DuI’v BtiM, DUCHESS.' HAUtW FREISHT down. 6 ffinnis up, stenm heat. and pony saddles and bridles. 22 man for th a t?" KHAl ARE 'ICU WHILE IH’ REST r r VIAOOtifli’BUl 6E1H 2 garagea, on bus tine, one spare. Price $6,000. '»'erm* de8^'$5; white porcelain picctric ee'’H.‘ The.(J' L im c etAVER RAIlROAD'3 AN’ ,'AE FK5UREO ♦06’ rMCSHT ‘ apartment available for ofva- Arranged.- raftge (3 burner): lawn chair*, /V5 WELL CASH IN, TOO-'; ch ick en s. |her asaurefl he*. AP v > i'/ Tied up, iou . Male oKFemale 'fianey. Price $6,500. pawn veranda chair*, rockers, straight WANTED i p i BUY 6 room mod- My mother did not -notice the REDHEADED Pk^ent $2,000. clfalra; ateel bed with Simmons em house in Manchester Green I BY "SOUND'* aA D D ir eu-v'. I f you w.Tnt to sell you r COVENtRY LAKE— - Poultry -and Supplies iS Ivasion/ then./“Well, that's dif- plus one aqualt tIuMi Any­ spring and mattress, $i0; maple section, with extra land prefer- J lerent.'/' ahe said. “He looks pre- ' f AIRVIEW STRBET-i / 3 pnd '4-Rq' list it wYth o u t DEMAND FOR our Bsiby /Thicks buffet, $16.50; electric Sessions .r*d. Phon* 8167. entahle. We can try him out, sny- 7-Room Single, lar^ Ilybig Electric llghu<'running water pr*lty.noOr ih* somo pilth or* ag en cy . continues unabated. Many farm­ mantle elock. $9; 2 electric flat­ vay,'^ ', -X room with flreplaee, glM*W-lw and flush toilet. Price range— ers have placed succeesive orders FULL TIME — 5 DAY W EEkx irons—1 at $4.50 and 1 at $5.50 mix*d, Iho r*»olt, b*eou**_ of wn porch, all cobyenlenre*^, $1,700 to $2,800. Small down .for May, June and July chicks. It (6 month* gtiarantee).«Attractlve oHarnot* partial concollalion Mr. Chitter wA* more' than pre- ipirage. large lot.//hMnt1tall^. pa.vment, Iwtanre on monthly U difficult to fill [; last minute Uble lampa, $1.60 to $4.60; day- Stuarf J. . landscaped., liiop Jmsntlon. near Jumper-Jacket entable. He ■was impressive. In- and f*infpK*m*nl of their orders, but we do promise dC' beds. $3.50 «to $7. Stands, end A & P SUPER m a r k e t Real Estate and Inaimtioe ho* line. Prlc^ Al0,200. Terras ****** \ leed. if it hadn't been for his similar vfdva- forms, is tho .State Theater Rulldlni^ livery on all those ordered several tables, magazine racks, baby . X. production of 0 third or Arranged. NORTH COVENTRY- ' weeks In advanca Our chicks llv* lands.'be might have ^m ed for- /: 717 Main Street .\t Bis.sell Street 'SxTelephone 8618 - 7116 ■/ bassinette, $5; maple dropside ‘‘boaU^ not*, who** pilch will J'-'Y 38-Acre --Farm, approxi­ exceptionally well, grow rapidly lidding. They were viery white, .HIGH ^fREEt— crib and mattress, $10.50: oak lery soft, and very graceful. He bo that of tho iqathomalical ^^-BOom Single, steam heat, mately 10 acres tillable. SO-^ aiid produce both meat and eggs. dining table, buffet, Ubrary table, pent two yieorB in the flghtinR bearing apple trees, modem Phone evening*-for open d a te s - Inoved them from the 'wrist -with dilforonco of tho fr*qwonci*s “You’d think after Bill nlpe“"-lt^tlon, aear sehnols. $20; pedestal ash trays; boy's Features so eloquent that he hard- iie’a shyer 4nao':Bc was w!h^" he Price $64M . $1,500 Down 8-room house, l-car garage, Manchester 8626, F i^ Miller'* o f tho two origi|tol not#*. line he’d be bolder, bicycle, $lS; ox yoke*. A limited y needed to speak ht all. A finger .Payment. , / , bam and gmlnery. . Pnliltry Poultry Farm, Coventry. supply of fpney linen; lawn mow­ wffnt away I houses for 2,000 . hints, |o Ut« llpa when someone’ was tele- er. On sale: at Old Mill, South Dning. A backward gesture to- BY LESLIE lURNl OLENWOOD STR E^— equipped with lij^ ts and run­ A SH T U B B S " ^ 1 er thfl Battle DO YOU WANT XJoventry. next to Tioga Tam Oo. rd an open doOr'. A half-beckon- 5- Room Single, roonn all on ning water, summer shelters toonbrville p o l k s b^ fontAine pox Saturday 10 a. m. to 5 p.,^in. Sun­ Bg,. half-welcoming sw'eep toward one floor, nil conveniences, and brooder stovea. Tht* farm “Ruffle” Hal day 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. „ YOU CAN NOTIPY The Wars Are No!’ Over Yet! TO SELl^ large-Iqt.’gamge In hasemenL I* to be sold ,wttb entire eqnlp- he register. A wide flourish in the TRC MUSEUMTHAff Price $6,500. Term* Arranged. menL Price $13,000. Down w rve flOUNP 'TKBg, WE HAVE CASH BUYl^S iPnyment. $4,000. FOR SALE—8 ROOMS of furni­ S v y i n © ' € Y dfbUMiid now ! and s saKe^don^t^Pop itj F O R ^ FIAIRENCE STREET— ture. Telephone 8777. PADPV: Our Boys Are Still Fighting! 4-Ro-nient. - ^ x b f U T O N - FR IG ID A IRE 6 'hole ice creai the death oT.mulilatinn of njore men. 5 to 6-Room Single with Land storage .box. $350 for sale by zoned for chickens. 5tu*t be OAK STREET— . f 4R>ApK Farm , mostly clear, private owner. Wrtte Box S-R, near bun line. 2>Family Duplex, 6 room*, 8-roo«ivTH>n*a, all Iraprova- The Herald. Cheney Brothers and Pioneer Raracliuic Company each. alT Improvement*, large ments, gkrilgCi^ chicken coop, A Large Farm, 10-15 Acres, lot. -handy to atore* and boa large ham. Todls^d equip­ .\re Still In Need of Additiohal Help. with a good 6-Room House .tine. Sale Price $8,000. Down ment Inchided. PrieajRLOOO. FO R SA LE-^PO U BLE walnut bed Payment $$.000. Dowm Payment $3JI00.- complete.Tel. 8300. ' Also havA buyer* for a Package BY J. R. WILLIA>!S - QUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLB Store and Centrally Locat^ FOR SALE—HOT WATER' hMt- OUT OUR WAY^ Apply at t^tiiiey Brothers^ Tavern. ADDITIONAL USTINGS-AVAILABLE! « *r, living room and dining room COM^ On TWig g s y oC PAL^V-' S/^rtHEN D'D'16l).© e 'T 6 ^ C K List Vqur Property With 'Jarrlt ,**t 3 Hawi-y street ''"JUSTMAPPlN'.'* DON'T I ' / IT WENT IN HE SHOULD-BE Nl------b u r i e d , b u t vYALftV.'VOU LU 6 t'A -B E N E D iCT FCD/A VALUES fO C fe E , ■ i , Employment O ' R i c e ' for Prompt Results! HAND ME THAT" IF HI6 NECK, 1 FOR SALE—I e m p i r e daven­ —---T 3 aT'S 6-- 0 , A \ I^%URGEON R G ! AN’ COMEOUT YOU CAN'T B E ACNOLO IP ':116^ PANTS •IN HUMAN—AlkJD h e a d BwTue® *ioo FDRFeixT- s t o p Tine I ■ ■ ■<■..■ ■ , ■ ' M AJOR OPERATION ON EG--1 th in k I STILL PONT a n d -DRUM CrtO RO * .Stabilization Plan. Jarvis Realty Co. bed. Ca.1 8296. w it h CKUN6 MM iHEEOlC All Lines of Inanrance, Ineluding Life Mortgages Arrangefl YOU WHEN IPU WAS MU6TA‘ TA (' GOT " KNOW WHAT Til l X (Z.e m i N'o 'fO\S PHONES 4112 or 727.3 •S'601. _iME ETHER. , THAT )-1EANS.* RA<=>4LEe.,GaiNj' IN T)4B AeM.V.' 953.»LMN ATREET TELEPHONE 5105 FOR SALE—BARSTOW .range, jl t s t ta k in * a m a p.' a GlkVME BACK OOU<5H, THAT ysJUEhJ SUC) ONTHAf (WSCHINE 'A m o s k )S.' FO (^ THE M AJOR'S 'F E R TH’ W^R'S r o e P E i T ' MICEEY FINN Armed LANE LEONAKU 'Mflirliinrry anil Toolii SAV.E.' LIM E SPREA D ERS. c«menj^v^Si^^ By flue Boroett VK -8UT I IM|WT INTeleSTEO,. 8UT THIS oiue wna le era, garden tractors, mllktl^ ms? imfortable and smart looking rHiNK I've FKUAity^ mu’Tcrv! r'veoecioeo A TRIBUTE TO-VOUR ' chines. Dublin Tractor ajj^.summer long—rsn attracUvn WAS THAT KRy COWVTNCEO THAr-fOSUClTV STUNTS OKkVlTT-m ARRANGED WlUimanUc. Jumper Jacket to make up b) r J65T saw GO UttfClE W it that ttons. WTO 8MIC5 OFFICC. niefle MINT ee mo ] '6RAN0 MARCH AT THE Wamrliut Apparel— Pattern No. 8669 Is designed for 'C « i*c« y ? MOtte flBUClTV BRICKLA'TERS' 5S 51 sls«is 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size L. - STUNTS L inCTORy 8Au: By Mr*. Ann* Cabot F iifk ' "" * 7 14, dreae, ti«qulrea.T'7-4 yards of Looks well on almoat any age 85-ln^^ material; Jacket. 8 1-$' and is' *0 very pretty that it ia a BRAND NEW evening dress po­ rte n t leather shoes, slxe 7D, 15.' yards. hot-weather favorite I Crochet it In For this pattern, send 30 cents *«««•, SECOND* New York 19, N. T . j ' o.'m .' .. ■ '■ .• . / up-to-the-minute stylea. 11 eantA.. lassinat enemle*. t h e l e a n e r ■ U.s. Utinrutnui ia a » R b EL . I -V t;