■ ■ .. 7 r ■ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 ,194S Manchest^r Evening Herald Average DsOy Circulation For to* Mento of May, 1848 Tht^ eather the autoiiiiobiles were on their way Gifford, Jr., P ratt and Whitney I /.' \ Por*«M« *1 O. A Waatber Bar*** Ifia. BHaabeth Dowd of 709 Public Records to or. from employment. Aircraft, lA ; John W . . Melesko, 8,230 T-Mifi atraot haa returned from Pleasure Car Frequent inspections are to be More Appeals Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, lA ; < Dental Degree Mepitor *f to* Aadit Contlauad warm aad humid to- mtTown Now Tork, whore aha want to at­ made in and around amusement William F. Brockhaua, Pratt and tend the wadtUng of bar aon Henry places’'‘pnd when cases of flagrant Whitney Aircraft, lA. Botcmi *< OtoeslstfoM algfct aad Friday feraaooa. Marrtoga Intonttona Turned Down and MtM Anna KriaaMc of Aatoria, For Mozzer Checkup Here and willful violation are found a Claastfioatloiu of marked man ____ I o f m n Ctartni The caramony took Andrew/^bula, TJ. 8 . Army Air summons will be issued “on the without children are ooeupylng tha Manehetter— A Clly of ViUofie Charm 'mm r t u l a ^ *® ^ )laoa on M ay 80 at the Precioua Forces34 Union street, , and spot” by the Inspectors. Violators local draft board largely during Its - i - I mrMh hoM. at Lioouat 3k>od church, Aatoria. The bride Margitret M. Rowe, secretory, of No iSummons Issued in are ,to' be given hearings at the Local Draft Bbartl Is present sessions. However, the (GlaaaHlad AdvertialBg as Pag* I f ) Manchester Resident Is VOL. LXn., NO. 208 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY,\i u n :E 8, 1943 (TWELVE PAGES) ,%W^tonishtat«:80 and bridegroom are apending their 353^'Hilllard Street; Richard J. OPA quarters irt Hartford. Upheld in Most o f Its next contingent from Manchester PRICE T h r e e r a Mtaanal «C tb* v«oltal. Vb»y honeymoon in New York City. Graduated at Columbia p^gmato, city fireman, of 26 W d-. Tow n; Iiis|»ectors^ V isit will be made up mostly of y o u ^ r to fM M Trttey. Ju m 4 at tigtit -bott street, Hartford, and (^ladys Taverns and Grills. Classifications. ,who have reached the age of 18. Mra. Lana Hill of 4T Edward University Yesterd^ Ethel Belluccl. of 78 Birch street, Seek ^i&orkers Btraet wfll grant tha uae of her and Thomas E. Ryan, U. 8 . Army Navy Reports AUies Pound Italian 'Islands home thla evening far a.aoclal and Manchester was visited by two The local Selective Service board ______CRM dab wm (Special to The Herald)^ o f 123 Willetts avenue. New Lon­ Chinese Soldiers kitchen bingo for the benefit of the don, and Ruth Arlene Shea, 48 Inspectors representing the Office' For Plavgrouiuls was upheld in four of ito six 1A Its aunwl bcnqiMt this «*«• Dagraa ofPocahontaa. Priiea will New York, June 2—T ^ degree \ classifications of registr^to in the WHITE GAS « t tiM KUiehMtw; CloantTy Bissell street, applied for mar­ of Price Administration, Hartford Bombers Raid Presidential Action be awarded tha winnera and ra- of Doctor of Dental Surgery wSa riage licenses in the town clerk’s last returns from the .County Ap­ CSutlnnui Raymond Brick* branch, last night to check-up on Director ..Howard Brown of \he peal Board. In the other two re­ (No Lead) ‘ freahmenta will be aerved. conferred today by thi Faculty of office today. CORSIC , and w « aoeUl commlttM hmrc any violations of the pleasure Recreation Centers is seeking turns one registrant waa given a Push to Yangtze fo r it program and wiva# Dentistry of Columbia University W'arrantoe Deeds automobile driving ban. The town workers for, playgrounds during For Blow Torches, Jap Postons The praiae and prayer aervlce 2B classification for six months lla___ d y frianda o f tha mambara on Raymond Richard Mozzer, of Walter W. Keeney et als, to Pe­ was found to be generally In com­ the summer vacation. He has made and the other a 2B classification Cleaninsr Purpoees, ba praaant. Chef Arnold Pa- thia evening at 7:30 at the Church ter Jason]"' land on Burnham pliance with the regulation and no several appeals for men and wom­ of the Naaarena will be followed by 105 Eldrldge , 4treet, Manchester. for two months. A ll o f the appei Gasoline Stoves and To End Coal Strike arin aarva a roaat ehlokan dln- street'. summonses were issued here. The en seeking full or part time posi­ were for occupational defei[(pei Air-Activity Renewed im the monthly meeting of the church A t tfie exercises, held on the cam­ two Inspectors who made the check losite abont 8 o’clock. Thoae attand- Allen A Hitchcock, Inc., to An­ tions and still has received but few The Appeal Board findings >^ere Power Lawn Mowera. ■ra ramindad to board the bua board. pus, 8.86^ degrees and a number here alsb went to Wilhmantlc. No I *____ gelin# M. Yourkas, property on responses. Anyone wishing to take as follows: \‘ South Pacific; Ki^ka In t tha Depot Square termlnua of hondiary awards were present- summonses-were Issued there. lla a ftn t Oakland street. over one of the playgrounds dur­ Joseph E. Wltkowskl, /Rogers t;15. Mlaa Hazel Hamilton, daughter ClMck. Licenae Plates ing the summer should contact Di­ Paper Mfg: Co., 2B for sto^onths; Also Hit as E|iGmy Emmeline Curran to Allen A SurrouniL4,000 Invad­ of Mr. and Mra. David Hamilton Inspection was made only at rector Brown at once. Raymond L. Jaycox, Mumm-Whlt- GERICH'S of 17 Brimmer atreet, Boaton, Hitchcock, property on Maple Arms by Air Wiped Out Attu. Is Expected Soon WC. rran ds 8 . Piach, aon of Mr. known and recognized pleasure 'These directors are needed thia ney Machine Co., lA ; Frederick J; FILLING STATION ers Farther Down Riv­ SARDINIA 1 Mra. Frank Piach o f 464 Hart- Maaa., formerly of thla town, who street. places. License numbers were list­ season as never before. So many Barrett, Hamilton Std. \Propeller, Buckland will be graduated from High achoOl ed from cars parked immediately er; Recapture Town Washington, Jtuta 3—<)IV- Re­ d Road, haa completed hla train- people are now working and four 2B for two monthu^Edwg^ L. C. To^China Fill Tyrrh*nian at an air baae In Nebraaka, and thla month, will enter Tufts Col­ adjacent to taverns, grills , and playgrounds that will be open newed aerial actm ty In tha South lan Roosevelt Calls CIO-AFL lege in July, to major in i;hemia- dance places. Then the inspectors O f Changyang and Sm Miners Want One-Forth '.la akpacted home within a few daya morning, afternoon and evening z .4 , Facifle with /i^erioaa bombera Labor War Board to ^ an a abort furtougti before he be- try. ____ Heads Elected visited the Interior of .thpse spots will need supervlalon. Heretofore Occupy Port o f ' Chih- Road^s Loss inquiring for the drivers' of cars pounding Japanese positions on ^ training at South Dakota there has always been a greater B ou gan 'v^ was reported by the White House for Con­ College. Members of the Woman’* AuxU- bearing the license numbers they number of applicants than posi­ king Belcyw Jap Base. Pact Signed O f Incom e lary of St. Mary'a Eplacopal ^ d noted down. The Inspectors N avy ^today in a oommunique By Department tions but ,|hat is reversed thla which^ told also of bombing rrida PaUrmo ference; Appeal to church arc ramlnded of the com­ were prepared to Issue a summons A ^Comfortable TtconThirds Tonnage to ement— year. It le pleasant and easy work. on Klaka in the Aleutians and a munion service tomorrow (Aacen- to anyone who did not have . a ' Chungking/, June 3.— (A*)— Bonds Goal cpntlnued wiping out of amall To Dig Again iners, Invocation o f akm Day) at 10 o’clock, also to legitimate reason for being In the Chinese troops have driven to Be Carried in Month Oarden fertillaar, $8.96 par 100 Fire Companies 1 and enemy groups on Attu. bring their thank-offerlnga. Red place and who was found to be •anctions or Compro­ Ground bone W.B6 10<^ the right bank of the Yangftze Will Mean Replace’ Large Area were started at Tln- Latania Sheep manure $1.75 per bag, Croaa sewing which was omitted 3 Choose Officers at driving his car while pleasure 'ummer At Home! today will follow the communion Rummage Sall^ opposite Ichang in an air- puto harbor and Numa Numa har­ Strikers Prefer Definite Morgenthau Says Each mise Willi I.«wi8 Pos­ ^Portland cement 70c bag at the bent. ment of Old Voh^e, bor by the bombers which struck ■^.PANTILIIRIA SICILY Mrvlce. The Annual Meetings. Because o f the weather the num supported colinter-oifensive , ntora. Oraaa aeed 40c Ib. Oombina' the northeast coaat of Bougain­ Contract Instead o f Family Must Invest sible Roads Open Now. ‘ ‘UcB Bcraen and atorm doora, |7.76 ber of cars on the highways was Thiirs., June 3, 10 A. M. oil Heavy Hardwood against the Japanese and Because o f the school concert Washington, June — ville. Two small enemy veaaeU off ‘ W . Barry England, Manchea- Hose and Ladder Company No. greatly reduced and hone of the Store in WiaRnell Bldg. / have surrounded 4)000 of the Truce Pending Settle­ Amount to Carry Its this evening, it haa been decided to Wings over the Himalaya soon Tlnputo were bombed and one was Washington, June 3.— (iP) tar Green. Phone 8461. 1 of the South Manchester Fire pleasure resortii w u well patron­ Folding Type invaders farther down the beached. postpone the monthly meeting of ized. In several - cases the inspec­ American Legion AuxiiiRi^ w ill equal in effectiveness the de­ ment o f Pay Dispute. Share o f War Burden.' — President Roosevelt-tsalled Mona-Yprea Auxiliary to Wednes­ department re-elected Its board of great river, the high com­ Known Dead now 1,791 MALTA 100 tors found that the operators of livery. o f military supplies by way ’The text of the communique, 5I9. the CIO-AFL Labor War day evening, June 9. offlcera last night. mand announced tonight. A CHii- STATUTf Mills Pittsburgh, June 3.— ()P)— Strik­ Newark, N. J., June 3—(/p)—The The following were selected: neae Arm y apokeaman said Gen- o f the Burma rohd— but the Allies 400, which raised the known Japa­ Board to the White House Manchester Lieutenant Harry F. Juul la nese dead at Attu in the Aleutians ing coal miners in sections of budget of the average American Captain, Arthur Laahinske; lieu­ AcBrondack I araliaalmo C%lang Kai-Shek’s etill want Burma road back. Arnwa Indicate Allied raids on Italian islands near the Italian for a conference today amid s p e n ^ g a short leave at hla home, to 1,791 follows: Pennsylvania and West Virginia, family, is due for ar overhauling by tenant. (3eorge Hunt;, hos^ fore­ forces yesterday recaptured the Sources tost cannot be quoted mainlaifd, with underlined names indicating cities among major tar­ increasing signs \ of some New and Used 208 Oak stseet, after graduaUng man, CTlafence Smith;' assiatont town o f CSiangyang, 12 miles “North Pacific: discussing prospects of returning the end of this year, when Secre­ from the oftloar training acbool at br. Raymond R. Mozzer rw rted ^ tp d a y that on the baaia “ 1. On June 1st, ^ Attu island, gets. British .naval/iinlts shelled Pantelleria island a second time presidential action /designed hose foreman, Frank Roblnson;" Chairs/ south o f Ichang, and also occu­ within 48 houre.Va- to the pits they abandoned three tary of the Treasury Morgenthau Homes Available for Fort Lea, Va. ladder foreman, Stewart Cordner; pied the port ot Chlhkiang, 85 o f li^rmdrmation ation direct from China United Statea Arm y troops combed to end the stoppage^^ y would says each fam ily should be invest­ assiatont Albert Sch(ebel; hose miles down-river from ,that Japa- ing one-fourth of its income^in production by John L. Lew is’ Immediate Occupancy who was presiding as president of from India in a gross ton eliminated minor groups of Japa­ rather go back under a definite steward, Edward Wisotoke; lad­ I nese baae. t working contract than under a war savings bonds if it is to carry United Mine Workers. ObMnreril the University at hla 40th oom- der steward, Nicholaa Angello; riage of about one-third of that nese troops encountered. mancement. 'Spaolal Communique Issued truce pending settlenvent of their Is share of the war’s financial of the tangled situation, 4 ^ c tl' secretory, Albert Robinson; treas­ which waa trucked over the high­ “2 It is further reported tha) the burden. has half a million men stoymg Alexander The high / command ( iuue^ a way before it fell to the Japanese. known Japanese dead on Attu is­ wage dispute. OLD Dr. Mozzer was one of the 68 urer, Herbert Phelon; trustee for Reds f)oM^ 123. Nazi A t the same time, a withhold- away from their jobs in the miiiri \" man and women who reoetved the $ 7 * 5 0 [special communique to /keep In a month or so they will be land total 1,791. ’This figure does President Robert Ross of the two years, Frank Cheney, Jr.; ini tax o f 20 per cent on salaries MW at least three possible roac Jaryit D. D. S. degree today after a pres­ abreast of developmento pi the carrying nearly two-thirds of the not include the unknown number Hemphill, W. Va., local of the RECORDS delegate to state convention. A l­ U n lt^ Mine Workers, said it vot­ probably will be Imposed, but the open to Mr. Roosevelt; M AlexMiSar SA entation by Dr. Willard Cole Rap- I ebunter-thruato against'the rout- Burma road monthly average. killed by artillery fire and bombs. 8fnal ba ton bert Frel^helt; alternate, Kenneth / ^ " ed to adhere to the union position increased purchases of war bonds FlMmesi pleya, dean of the Faculty. led enemy shock troopa And that, it was explained, will Such casualties were either ere Planes as Kursk Hit Three Possible Roads vaga If yoa want' to keep Smith. \ Or^nary Light of “ no contract, no work." The by individuals “ is not too much to Ofltoe 41U f V » It said CHiineae driving nortb- mean virtual replacement of the mated or buried by the Japanese. An order or appeal to the playlag Uw m Dr. Moazer received hie pre-)Jen- jOrford Hose No. 3 of the same local has 750 members. expect," he said yesterday at a |ward from Hunan pro'vince old Burma road volume as.,, far as Hlta Scored on damp Area miner* to go back to work, the SMa far sM laa- tal training at Fordbam- Univer department ^Iso elected officers In Pennsylvania, Andrew Mat- press conference. I crossed the border into southern military value la concerned be­ “ 3. On June Jat, formations of Largest Single 'Mass invocation of sanctions such as a I a« tnanttty. alty. last night Jeweph Barrett was cho­ l^&ondack Chairs $3.98 tone, president-of UM W Local 524 Only Fe.« Per Cent Of Total [Hupeh and surrounded Kungan, cause it’s all Arm y supplies now, Army Mitchell (North American French Group draft reclassification or denial of sen again aa, foreman. Other offi­ Gincentrated by Ger­ at Harwich, aaid: .The withholding tax, h-s pointed [another o f Uie bases for the. abor- B-25) and Ventura (V ega 8-34.) other work to the miners, or a cers elected were: F ^ t assistant whereas much of the old truck “ Our men want a contract. out, would be applied to income ju ve Japanese push against de- medium bombers, Ughtning compromise with Lewis. KEMP'S foreman, Thomas McKlwiey; sec­ shipments i were commercial goods. mans for Moiitlis Re­ They are tired of this off and on over and above exemptlifiis and (Lockheed P-38) and , Warhawk The possibility of any action AR E YOU ond assistant. James F ^ e g a n ; [fensea o f the upper Yangtze. Kun- It was made clear nevertheless - Meets Today; business. I wouldn’t be surprised wruld in many cases be only a few A n d e r s o n (Curtiss P-40) fighter* bombeef sults in Heavy Loss. before late today, or perhaps to­ secretary, Tude Vince; treasurer, jgan Ilea 70 miles southeast of that lofls of the Burma road is if they would even refuse to go percent of the total income. For TSSMatoat. M.I COOPERATING? and strafed Kiska. Hits were morrow, appeared remote, how­ Paul Strange: delegate to the sta^ |Ichang. back under another truce.” convention, Albert C e ^ n li trUa- .scored on the Japanese main camp (Contlnuad or Page Four) ever. Japanese troops are being driv- (OoBttniiOd OB Page Two) , Moscow, June 3.— (JP)— Tension Seen “ Not Going Back on Promises’’ 1 1 1 Do You teee, William Barrett, 'IhomfM Mip- area, runway and gun emplace­ There was evidence that the Greenhouses |en back toward the south bank “ W e’re not going back this Klnney and James \Flnnegi ments. A number of Canadians force of about 500 Carman White House and James F. Byrneo. U L ^ Rate [o f the river on the whole upper time on promises,” was the com­ chairman of outing comn)lttc^n piloting Warhawks participated. planes attacked the Russian Artistle 1 An “E " iTangtze front, the spokesman Expresses Intention to ment of George Polovsky, a typi­ new war mobilization director,, “ South Pacific (A ll dates east, ROOFING John Boyle. ladded. 2 Axis Ships base at Kursk yesterday aft­ cal coal cutter, given at Fair­ Labor Heads were working behlni, the scenes to longitude) bring the coal strike to a conclu­ Pennant? 80,000 Jap Oaaoaltles ernoon and at least 123 were I Gill - Executive G>m- banks, near ' Uniontown, as he Floral Arvanfemanta A Ha aaid that tb f Japanese had “ 4. During the evening of May sion. Von on* bUp iHy homing coal leaned on the backyard fence he ASBESTOS^ SIDING ALICE COFRAN \ \ used altogether about 100,000 31st, Liberator (Consolidated) shot down, the Russians an- j mittee Governing Body Nevertheless, Presidential Secre­ and coke. Vital oU la needed was repairing. Rap Growing (Known As l)qeien AUoq) ■troop# In tha battle and that they Sunk ill Raid heavy bombera attacked Japanese nounced today, signalizing a tary Stephen Early said that h* for the war effoit. mstallaUons at Ttnputs harbor and For Liberoted France. “ I ’ll do/anything the 'gaviijviT INSULATION SPIRITUAL MEDIUM ^ |hsd Buffered about 30,000 caauat- new and growing phase of ment wantsNme to do, but I won't assumed that the War Labor Seventh IVanghter of a Seventh Son les. Numa Numa harbor on the north­ the bitter aerial battle on the hoard’s order that negotiations A n I HREPLACE CQAL Upon Convoy east coast of Bougainville island. work for nothing,” said Polovsky.- Food Priiies Bom W ith a VeU. A eommunlque from the. hei^- eastern front. ’The Naxl rir fleet Bulletin! “We went baw/before without a between the operators and miners gnanwtoeA Reeeenable Prices. Numerous fires were started. In Readings Dally, Including Sunday, ters o f Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. repreaented the largeat single •Algieia, Jhaa 8—(A)—^The contract but I don't aee how it’ll be halted until men are back ia R * ebUgntlim tor an eatbnato. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint­ addlUpn, two small Japanese ves­ Anniversaries SEAMAN SUlwall announced that 10 coun- maar-tfae Germans have concen­ French ExecuUve conunlttea do us any good how unless we get the coal pita atULji3ig|to— VMto er •phew ment. In the Service o f the Peo­ sels off Tinputa were bombed. One Ask Roosevelt to ‘Inter­ F U E L & SUPPLY CO. er-offenalve blowa" were struck by Allied Destroyers Also trated in any sector for months was formally brought tntp ex­ something definite/’ No RepreaeatoUve Oa Board E8L192S ^ Snoeeaaors- to Seaman Coal Co. ple for SO Years] lie 14th U. S. A ir Force May 30' of these was damaged and beach- istence today and given the The members o f the combined 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. ^ Drive Enemy Warship ed.” and their reported losses marked . Some others said, the same vene’ in OPA; Con­ and Pola Coal Co. Bd 81 in support o f tha Chinese/ one o f the biggest single day’s name of the National Commit­ thing in different wS^s. j Labor War Board meet periodical­ tSSEldridgaStiMl Biirton InsnlRting Co. Phone 8-t024 ■The Ventura bombers participate tee of Liberation. VJ ny in the Lake Tungting area: Ashore Burning in At­ bags in any theater of aerial war. “The people might Xay we’re tend Brow^ Unable to ly arith the president to conaidar Phone 84M 1S8 0 k 8n 8 m . m H ta t* ' B-24 Liberator bombers were ing in the raid on Kiska never be­ M . S8-4IU 98 Downed la Air Doela unpatriotic, but we're on'iy trying all matters pertoining to labor ia credited with deatructlon ot 20 fore had been mentioned in Navy Algief^, June 8.— {Jf)— Members Deal With Situation. tack Tuesday Night. A Moscow broadcast arid 93 of to bring thia thing to a\head,’’ the war effort. There was no Seersuckers Japanese fighter planes and prob­ communiques. ’They were describ-. of the Fr)^ch Executive committee specific indication that the chief 4 Ft. Bamboo ed only as high speed, two-engine the raiders were brought down by said Joseph Conroy, a neighbor of able destruction o f ^flve others .Allied Headquarters In' North Soviet pilots in rir duels and that met today after expressing an in­ Washington, June 3.^—(/PI—Top executive aould bring the coal dis­ tiring twmbardment* o f Ichang t-edlum-bombers. Polovsky. “We’re as patriotic as anti-aircraft guns shot down 30 any other person living in tms men of the AFL and CIO formally pute before it, although chanoea Aside and Chineae fighter pi- AM ca, June 3.— Allied de­ 17,083 .Adiaricans Prisonenij tention to declare their organiza­ more, after some planes got tion the governing body for liber­ country and all we want ia appeared to be good that he would Porch Screens $1.49 bta led by Lieut. Col. John Alison stroyers sank two Axis merchant ’The enemy now holds at least asked President Roosevelt today 59c through to the city “ and haphaz­ ated Prance, but it was Indicated enough money to get us through.’/ go over the coal problema with tha 17,083 American ^oldM(rs captlVe, to “ Intfrvene’’ in the*'oiffice of Jn thrown. / Gainesville, ’ Fla., destroyed vessels and ah escorting torpedo ardly dropped bombs which in­ CTO and A F L leaders. Tha United Beautifid practical prints in Secretory of War Stimaon report­ when the session closed that this Conroy has four sons in the Zeros and probably wrecked boat and drove an enemy destroy­ flicted material damage and cas- Price Adminiatratton, contending Mine Workers have no represeota- florals, checks and stripes. ed todky, and 11,307 of them are in measure still was pending. service* others. uritles." that Administrator Prentiss tive on the board. Tomorrow Night 8 O’Qock, Odd FeDows HaU er ashore burning ’Tuesday night the hands of the Japanese. No official announcement was William Smith, vice president Onaboat Set Afire ’The Russians said they lost 30 made. Bro>ra ia unable to deal with ’’-the Those coining to the White in an attack on a convoy off Capo These figures are incomplete, he of the Fairbanks Local 6301 of the arOMBORCD BY BQfO DAVID UNDGE, L O. O. F. At least five enemy planes were planes and declared the tolly of The meeting broke a two-day UMW, aaid that as far as his lo­ requhoments of the situation” House included President WiUlam 3 0 — 7 HAR^M OGKS oyed on the ground,, a Japa- Spartlvento, Italy, it was an­ said, including only those whose Qreen o f the A F L ; PhUUp Mur­ 3 0 GAMES nounced today. Nazi victims was .incomplete. deadlock during whieh ho meetings cal is concerned, nothing would be arising from increased food prices. ,. .84.(W Priae Par Gama Complete With Pillow and Ropes. |ieae gunboat was set afire, fdur names have been reported through were held. Tension was evident in ray, CTO president, Julius Emopak, 85 G a m es...... aoooooooe 1 3 9 T Washable Capo Spartlvento is at the toe (The Soviet ndon communique done to stop men who want to MenlMrs' of the combined Labor . .818.00 Priae Per Gama boats war* sunk or burned the International Red Cromt. , On Algiers. secretary-treasurer of the* (TO 4 Speetol Games of Italy. as recorded by the London Soviet work. He pointed to the motion­ War board said they did not ask ...... $60.00 Priza tha locomotives o f fotw trains this basis, Germany holds 3,312 radio monitor said 37 German, An agenda had be):n agreed Electrical Workers union; R. J. 1 Special Gama . c a. ••••##•# ’The daring Allied Naval at­ less tipple of the nearby Filbert for Brown^ removal but that they nbeked out. In addition, numer- prisoners and Italy has 2,464. , planes were ahot down in the Ku­ upon in conversations athong mem- Doqr Friaa 810.08 IS p w Rayon tack struck at the heart of Italy’s mine and said: did protest the appulntment of Lou 8L 88 Adndarion ineind— AO of tha Above Gamea. $5.98 to $8.98 easualties were Inflict^ on Stimaon, in a .press conference ban valley northeast of Novoros- beia yesterday, but by tl^s morn­ arinoeil o Paig^ Eight) sea communications In defiance of Picketing Not Necessary Maxon as d e ^ ty priceradmlnistra- Special Garda 10a Back. fapanes* troops. at which he aliw mentioned that sisk yesterday. Land action was ing. it was reported, several addi­ the Italian fleet. “ You can see for yourself pick­ tor on ground^ that his policies AH Binge Playaca Are b rito d TO Attend! ’Two American planes were lost the virtually-completed conquest minor except on teh Kaihiin front, tional points which were opposed -N / C lin t s Together with two Naval bom­ of Attu puts Amcfrican forces “ In eting Isn’t necessary.” run counter to rqlling back prices, pd several others were damaged. where 2,000 Germans were killed b> Gen. Charles DeGaulle. had been Smith said, however, that the .•ttabilization of prices and effective; bardments thia week of Pantel- striking distance of Japanese ter- in a two-day battle after a thrust put on the program. This waa be­ Sun lerla, it Indicated that in Italy’s question of disobeying a direct ap- control. V on Pag*. Eight) that temporarily dented Russian lieved to have caused the delay. southern waters the Allies .have (Oonttonad on Pag* Four) Coal Strike Not^enUoaed Flashes ! yd. de'fenses, the war bulletin said. Give Detrils of Compromise The labor representatives, head­ achieved Naval supremacy to (Continued on Pag* Foot) (L a w BuUetiM at the UP) W lro) Heavy Defensiva Fighting Details, of the compromise readi­ ed by Presidents Wlhiam Green Umbrellas match their air aupremacy. ed between DeGaulle and ■ Gen, Fine quality printed spun (Today’s German communique of the AFL and Phillip Murray of The Itoliana are dependent on Henn Giraud on the form ef’s de­ PINEHURST FRESH FISH rayons in smart colorings. asserted that the Germans were the C7IO, said the coal strike'was. Ijgliineaa CoUapae Possible * ' > itt^ck Aimed the Strait’ of Messina tetween Si­ mand for a purge of officials who Joint Action engaged in heavy defensive fight­ not even mentioned at the'confer-' i M'ashington, June 3—ps were deployed for attack.’’ Greafer Part of Molor WATCH O V T ! „ ^ Smart patterns in good looking j $10.98 ning fo r Premier in raided Pantelleria and the south­ tablished. they said, while Giraud tion was favorable^ tion conunitlee in oupport of leg­ are almost boneless. DeGaulle to Erect Dic­ /'(The communique said /'strong prints — all oolors. \ west coast of Sardinia yesterday demanded that the -committee be Coiiipaiiy "Stock Is "W e prraented to the president,” islation to repeal the C'hlnesc ex- Downing Air Liner. (^rman battle, plane foimatlona Haddock Fillets. Flounder Fiileia. Red Perch Filleia. Stripes without loss of a single plane. tatorship In "" Algiers. set up first and that it then con­ Green said, “ a complaint again.st rlUSloB acts, the retired conunan- ' ■ ♦ hhd a considerable shafe jn this Cod. Pollack. Fresh Salmoh. The Naval blow off C>po:Spar- sider each case on its merits: Given to Foundation. the rising prices of food and sub- iler In chief,of the United Statea defensive success." / They’re on -the March! and Polka Dot tiondon, June 3 .— t(/Pt — Belief These persona said that DeGaulle .Asiatlr fleet said effect of the re- Whole Haddock and Fresh Halibut. Washington, June 3— Joint (Nazi rir attacks on^railway in­ V 16"xSl” Part Linen Irevailed in some quarters here had yielded to Giraud’s demand Detroit, June 3 —(AV-The will , (C^tinued on Purr Eight) peal.on the .Allied ease would eoin- Please place your order for Live Lobsters which ar­ (.Conttnned on Page" Four) American-British action to block stallations near Kurak were ex- A whole army, of moths will invade your closets and Patterns bday that Ih* Germans; were gup- for selection . of the committee pare with Russia’* dIsHOlutlon ot- any attempt o f Gen. Charlea De- trepiely heavy, and German shock ,.ri'"Ed8el Bryant Ford was filed rive early Friday morning. attack your fu r s ,. .if you don’t take precautions now I |lhg for Prim e Minister (JhurchiU 'first and that it was agreed the (he Uonilntern. - Gaulle to erect a virtual Fight­ troops blew up numerous Russian for probate today and. because it -, ■■ ■ » * • Save yuur red points, by serving healthful Pinehurst You need go no further than our cold storage vault... DISH TOWELS hen they shot down a Britoin- ing French dictators)ilp In Altera consideration o f individual cases bequeathed the greater part of his dugput poaitlons, the Germans Will “ Induct No More Men” . fresh fish at least once this week. whdse frigid temperature will safeguard your fu n and nd air liner bringing Leslie Parley Called was considered possible In diplo­ would begin immediately. Ford Motor Cpmpany stock to Racial Row toward and 1 1 , other passengers The namea oh DeOauIle’s ouster Nashville, Tenn., June 8.— r furred coats until you want them again. matic quDxtors here-4Mlay. (^kNitlniMd 0* Png^ Fonr) the Ford foundation, attorneys es^ BOOKS... Vom Llsbofi ’Dieaday. Comment waa withheld official­ Hat would be taken up. in turn and timated .estate inheritance ana ll4>bertson county’* . . local , Draft 4 $ 1 « 0 0 / Board No. 1 asserted today it Reports, said there waa a great- ly pending the outcome of Gen­ DeGaulle waa assured tbiat np tranafer taxes ,tn!8ht not amount Balts W ork No, we are not going into the book business^ but it Aid to Unity would “ Induct., no more men*” lata concentratiqn o f M azi planes eral DeOaulte’s negotiations with \ Treasury Balance' meeting would be held writhout to much more than 3l2.000|000. i ■ ’ • ' ■ ^ aeemed that these wartime books might be of interest Storage Charge 3% of Valuation Exceptional quaHty for long wear and quick drying. er the Bay o f B ^ a y — where the ^ ■«■■, the amirti fort^.>“ untll the govern­ Oen. Henri Gihaud. French com­ dismissing at least one-official, it Eiarlier reports, based solely to our^customers; so we ordered a shipment o f: Red and blue boroeirs. ^ , ner was last heard from while ment take* some action to settle mander in North Africa, in the Washington, June 3..^(4V--The waslsa'id. conjecture, had placed the posw- ^ ^ or $2.50 Minimum nder attack— than at any one Fighting Strength of Al­ Packa^ .Motor Produc- till* (luchtion of strike*.” The, “200 Ways To Save Sugar^^''*— “Body Building Dished' hope that an Executive committee position of the Treasury June 1: , . The Fighting French leader waj ble tax at as much as 3200,000.- ■me in many months, and they would finally be formed as a prac­ / tion at Standstill asi hoard's decision wa* contained In for Children” — “500 Food-Extender ITecipes” — “The HALE’S 14-POINT ECONO^^ERVICE Cannon Hand and Face Size lies Increased as Re^' Receipts, 329,639.978.42; expen­ arid to have had 15 names on his 000. rare aaid to be pouncing on every tical symbol of political unity. ditures, 3363.354,545.95; net bal­ a letter to Gov. Prentice Coo|»er A ] B. C. of Canning” —- To Sell At 15e Each, 2 Books _A______combination______aervice______rapidly____ „ growinSsI^ populuRy.' . . . n ireraft they apotfVd. Attorneys said the estati itself .Negroes ‘Upgraded.* which declared that if thSp contem­ suit o f Food Talks. May Withdraw Financial Aid ance. 312,346,678,200:47. (Oonttoued on Pag* Four) for 25c. ' offerT Sawdust Drum Proem (leaning and GhB^g $ 7 . 0 0 I It might be assumed, observers probably would amount to 3880,- plated action did pot meet with the / plus minor repair* all for one complete Iwv-eoali, of TURKISH TOWELS "3, that the Germans were out But if (Jenerri DeOaulle used the 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . governor’* approval “ you mSy-ac­ negotiations, or the committee, to Detroit. June 3—'lAb— Produc­ gat Churchill, believing he B u l l e t ^ cidagl Ford, only son of Hertry cept this a* our resignation ami Fur cleaned—Furrier Method with Sawdust, Poritivfly set himself up as sole political F o | d and late .president of. the tion of Rolls-Royce aircraft en- A Reminder... |x 1« ht b* doming hcone from Waah- Hot Springs, Vn,, June 8— proceed to ap|>oint our successor*.” chief, it was believed possible that Ford Motor Co., tiled last week at ginea .and Packard marine en- * • * That this week you should use up your G, H and J Blue no Immaraion in Liquid. < via that route. (S V -Tbe Unlt<4' Nntlana food Fur and Skin made water repellent. 4 $ X '0 0 the Britiah would withdraw their Texas State Guardsmen rinea at the plant of_the Packard Vartaos Stories Give* conferenoa wound up its 16 the age of 49. Five Britons Rettcued Points. Many people came to the store today and »e- All embedded dirt and traffic film removed — Fur combed — financial support o f him, a sub­ Motor Car Co. here was brought I German controlled radio ato- daya ot dellberotlona today by - -'Gtfis Not Taxable Lisbon, June 8.—e Eleanor Clay Ford, the widow, ahd cent of the workers on that shift, 1’’ after spending 24 hours at on programs to increase the General Giraud, our only lend- for a march to the cottonfieids. vert will take a day off— Sunday. dispatch). 10, Corners of Pockets 8*00 and that many of these employes • • • .’ period and she Is kept busy at the cash window. bbraitor. productioa, tSstributton and lease cash customer, already haa Cotton ia aeveral Inches toll— : The 29th battalion promised to each r i the -four children—Heniy Thursday, buy Paper Napkins.. .Broom e.. .Scott IL Face.BlasVa Linings 8.50 [H ie Axia aaaumptlon apparently oohanmptlon * f food. Ford n, Benson Ford, Mrs. Walter remained at plant gates and in­ Called to Maintain Order / 18. Loose Lining Sewed where opened...'...... 1.08 0 yds. $X«00 paid 325,000,000 aa well aa Bend­ and so are the weeds arid grass' p«it 200 men in the flelda Other fluenced the day shift, to remain Paper or Towels.. .Johnson’s Wax or. other kitchen sup- Screen W ire Paint qt. 39 ^ aa that Churchill would return to ing a subatantlal amount of raw Buhl Ford II and William Clay Hastings, Fla.. June 3— iJb— : 18. New Pockets (when needed); ...... I -88 which ratard the plants^ develop-| units are expected to follow suit. aw ay.frdip their jobs. ngland over the Bay o f Biacay. Hot Springs, Va.. June 3— (O — materials to Britain and the Unit­ ment. The cotton, planted thick, Ford. ■ The, widow is made execu­ Two eoilipaoles ot the Horida Stats pUee. -'Tt: . lA Garment is sterilised, kept kbsoiiitely sanitary and returned (^lorful printed dish towels that are absorbent and They will furnish their own “Tliis was done," the spokes­ [The missing Britiah airliner waa A. D. Krutikov, Soviet Russia’s ed Statea. must be thinned to a stand of trix. ; Guard were called here today to in Scaled Bag. trinaportation and boea, and a man aaid. “ Inspite o f company, long wearing. ’ 7! , . Setfast— the paint that renews and preserve aad by a Dutch craw of>four. cldaf delegate to the United Na­ about 12 inches, and weeds and Four Trust* Exe<-uleil . assist offirers In nutlniainlng onler W e will have'a kiad of fresh vegetables and fruit Galled ‘TtogrettaMe Mesa” unit of th.e guard will prepare the The will, filed with Probate union. United States .Air Corps follow lig a dlsturbanre last night Otoer Paaaaagera Uatod tions Food oonference, deriared to­ grass must ba eliminated— but early Thursda3'. Native Spinach, Asparagus, Radishes Mr. CIsrke, oiir fur man, and his assistant, Mr. Beck, Canvas Awnings, etc...... 85c P t , Q [Basldea Howard, the following Some ohaervora in tha govern­ noonday meal. ~ Judge Joseph V. Trombley in near­ and Unit^ States Department of at a cwnp hoq^ng Bahaman Negr* day at the parley's cIosinR aeaslon noaiiy of last year’s cotton chop­ hetu every Thursday night, 7 to 9. Stop in and talk iW f GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. kre Ilstod among tho paMongera: ment here privately voiced concern f^-miUtary city dwellers wHI by Macomb county, where the Labor plcOui to carry out the gov­ workeia Impomd to help harvest pad Bostoa Lettuce offer good value. i that the conference had ineroasad pers are now pushing bayonets. [Mrs. ROtha Hutehaon and her at the reported polittcri eonfuaioa takq their turns, too. Ford"fibihe la located, showed that ernment’s executive order that the potato crop. Constable Archie with thesL tha fighting strengto of. Um Allies in North Africa, which they called B. Jolley Dallas county agii-i [tughtora Petra, 11, and Caroline, ~ A B4n CrHs, vice president and Edael Ford e x c c q ^ four truato there be no discrimination in the Greene said two Bahamaaa were by further strengthening their col­ “a regrettable mess’’ that might cultural agent, arid the need for ‘ 18 noontha Mrs. Hutehaon ^enarri manager .of the Chamber cm Nov. 4,1935, oneiqr each of the employment of workers in de­ shot during the brawl wbkdi was laboration, and thua 'lurought tntorfer* with military prepara­ returning to England from

Mail Applicationn | Marichpsler [urges’ A id e For.Ration Book 3 C alls M eetiiijj; I F o i l 7/ Get Potatoes—If^ N ^ s A d m i t Checking Dogs If you Jiiant to eat, semi Ih Date Book P arty Success Uiivappllcation that was left O f O bservers! These Guys Aren 7 S c re w y A llies C o u ld In M anchester at yoHr home recently for Ra­ / Toniaht tion Bobk! No. 3. The requlre- Zo/(ing Board of Appeals, Muni­ I^Card Benefit Raises menta areHhat the name and (Jiirf Wedeii Asscrls Tlie acute nhortdftt of potatoes * agronomist, a akinlesa potato tt^t Land Forees cipal building at 8. Town Clerk Believefl age of each >^sOn must ap­ ought to hr remedied gatigfac- .will lend itself readily to mashmg. Frtdn.v, June 4 i>:e: Uipltnuas PrvHcnted on High school graduation at State Tlial Large Number Over $100; To Pur-' pear on-,the hoolKand It must lorily locally if the plan of a new-., rhe.v scoffed at the idea of drop- be mailed to the Hartford ofi ^ n g razor blades in the drills In Experts See Success at theater. I a Not Licenseil. chase Ward Cliairs. flee of the OPA b e ti^ n June Jnnr 9. ■ ly organized. firm works out aS order to produce potato chips and Boy Scout Court of , Honor, 1 and June 10. pi’omulgated In a series of con­ they maintain that planting onions Heavy Cost to Inva* South church at 7:30. • James Rolston, town dog ward­ •m» benefit card paHy. aponaor- It la-neceasary to use a thr^e Chief Observer Rimer Weilen of ferences held following breakfast between the rows to make the po­ Wrdnenda.v, June 9 the Airplane Warning Services an- meetings in the Center restaurant. tato eyes water the seed doe.cn't sioii Forees; I'runs- en, starts today checking up on id by the Red CroM Volunteer cent stamp to mall the card ti Surgical dressings for Red the Hartford office. Many have [lounced today that diplotfias According tc a report submitted work. port Hardest Problem. Cross. Volunteers always welcome, unlicensed dogs in town. From the Nuraea' Aldea, and,held laat night wbqld be awarded on June? 9 at the Moonlight Produce Company Rival Firm attached a one cent stamp. at American Legion hall, Leonard recorils of the town clerk’s office In the Masonic Temple waa moai 7:30N*^lock in the State Tfade ht.'i been organized witheSelertman The Moonlight Produce Com­ street, from 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. tncceaatui, the aum of over 1100 School a«{dltariura to members oi Harold Symington. Arthur E. Mc­ pany was ' somewhat upact this By The Associated Press Thursday, June 10 for the years' 1943 and 194$, It being talaed by the group with iffled and won by Mrs. flie- the unit By^lajor Thomas Percy- Cann. local insurance executive, r orning to hear at "ikeir regular German Army experts, taking a Blond Bank unit will he at Che­ appear.-! quite evident that a large which to purchase comfortable of the UnlteoNIHates Army. Kvery and William . Fit«erald, Contrac­ conference that a rival firm ii be­ number of dogs still are unlicensed long and careful loo.k' at the ney hall. Bhaira for the wards.in the Me­ erchanls donating prizes tor member of the W u is urged to at­ tor, as stockholders. ing organized by ' Mayor David hete, , morial hospital. There were 42 "chances of Anglo-American inva­ Dance for .soldiers, V. F. W. the lucky number drawings were: tend this meeting whether or not Novel RtaaHng Melkoik Chambers and Representative S. Auxiliary at V. F. W. Home. The reconia of the office show , tables 'in play, but this alone did Quinn’s. Weldon's, Murphy's they received their dipjomas: The company .n-mbers 'illaim- to Ray Smith. These men were origi- sion of Europe," acknowledged to­ that during 1943 ths total number not rapraaent the total' income haVe de.yeloped a novel and speedy rially scheduled to be stockholders Friday, June 11 of dog licenses were 1,807 and five Bray's, Dewey-RIchmsn. Memorial Mr. Weden said that Majtir Per­ day that such landings might be Soldiers’ dance, Army and Navy from the patty since many pur- cy, had an important mesi^ge for method of planting seed potatoes. ' in the firs' potato growing coni- kennels and receipts were $3,949.40 store, Olenney's, MlUkowskrs, Bar- carried out successfully, but only Auxiliary. Army and Navy cliib. ;^aaad tickets for the affair who stows, Bursack's, Wllrose .Shop, all ob.servers which would be'^le- It seems that after the potatoes .' pany and it is feared by the .Moon- for that year. On June 1, this year, aid not attend. Kemp's, Clifford'.^. Benson's, Wat­ livered personally, b.v him. Tlv are loaded on the trailer th^y can j light Company that they have de­ at heavy cost to the invaders. only 73 more dogs were licensed According to Mrs. George Van kins. Johnson Brothers. KedersI Army command was well plesseri cut and sown in ttie- wheel . veloped still anothfi proce.sawhich ■A Berlin broadcast discussion of this year than laat, 1,880., with the tyckel. general chairman for the Bake shop, Pinehiirst Grocery and with the splendid showing made tra>k^ of Qie same trailer while by agrej-ment belongs to them. two fnvaaion articles In the Ger­ More Nitrogen' same number of kennels, five. The event, the benefit could not have .Some, of those who have listen­ State theater. by the local unit and the inatruc- it IS drawn over the ground that man Army organ Die Wehrmacht, receipts this year were $4,161.06. been a auaeeaa without the cooper­ Door prizes were donated by: tor, A. H.vatt Sutllffe of Center is to.be'planted. Since all of the ed'in on the morning parlo.vs say recorded by The Associated Press, Now TVvailable Have Paid Penalty ation and aaalatance of the many Keith's. Blish's, Johnson Paint Co.. street. Mr. Sutllffe will shortly firm membJh* are employed dur­ that ' the restaurant coffee, is ■ declared transport difficulties were To date 45 person^ appearing to merchanta and business houses Manchester Dumber and Fuel and start a class among the State Po­ ing the day thev plan, .o do the pretty .Strong. I the greatest Allied invasion prob- license their dogs sln'ce the expira­ planting at iiightfci^save time and that contributed prizes. Hs.rrletfs. lice of Hartford County. : lem, but added: tion date for license renewals, Decorations in the Temple bsn- sti-ength for the w aK ^fort ,, Esiitor's Note—To thi doubting' Storrs, June 3.—The Food Pro­ have paid the $1 penalty for their Table prizes were riunated by: reader— this is what is known ih I "An Anglo-American expedition- auet hall were flags of the United They claim, Judglng\(mm the duction Administration has re­ failure to respond in tlpie. Weldon's Beauty Salon, Raleigh hrcAkfast parleys, to haveMl ( liiiia Fill [..eWts^H. Chapnihii well-equipped trow s.” 84».\R^kvlllli of Connecticut said today. The tain if all dogs found are properly To JVIeet June 14 taken control of every phase of The Nazi writir also admitted tagged, court action will ensue if that invaders "might perhaps suc­ need for more forage crops has be­ • • «.• • • the sugar situation “ From soil to R oturs I.OS8 come increasingly acute, Mr, Ow­ unlicensed dogs are found by the • s Nbei U{t Ache stomach,” says a .New York brok­ ceed in obtaining a fpothold at ,0 0 0 0 0 0 WS S S • S ens said, and the continued rains dog warden as provided by statute. ' 0000000MB The qionthiy meeting of the er. i.nd he believes post-wkr sugar some points on the Norwegian • 00000000 Manchester District of scout com­ have removed some nitrogen from ' According to statute dogs over k0 00000000 rationing "Ia definitely a moat un­ (Contlnaed From Page One) j C ’ v i c coast for some time” but declared '00000000 a*4 Feet Bun mitteemen which waa scheduled sandy soils planted to potatoes and flix, months of age must be li­ taAOBaaBOOBOOBWtBBSBBBSBSBBBSSSSSBSSSSSS* * * * ■ 0 I 000000000 that "for such an event prepara­ L0 0000000 pleasant posalbillty” ' tinilee the vegetables. These are the situa­ censed at the town clerk’s office 000000 Han't II* dBwn t# It—help yeurMlf b> for Monday, 4une 7, has been post­ tions have been made for prompt • «««»««*«***«*«bb«« bb«bssbbb mw■ ••••••AST rnw 9 mVtrw ■ 0 mm■nca Mm ' . . . 000 0 0.^I 0 • 0 WMtiy rubbina t»«t. soIiIm and present policy of restricting pro- keenly felt and that Its return to j tions which have created an'"unu- within the specified period for li­ 66 00 ••0000 L0 09 0 0 0 0 0 0 . poned ’till Monday, June 14. This af>d effective counter measures.” ■ 00000 00000> • • and mcmina with Moofw t ln,#fald oil duc.tion. I the'United Nations Is regarded as I M e e t n i g l i t i censing. . $0 0 0 0 0 0 0^0 0 0 ,. ^ . will be the laat regular meeting to sual need for nitrogen at this sea­ ~«000«$000000 ItM aawiirtui panatfatin* ^leatad » Declaring that "rontrOlS which vital to the Allies as s supplemen- , I y ew 9iuianon Situation crCreated . 0^0 00000000000 - meedfiy i^haa and comfortf—eotait#* be held till next fall. TrOop 'com­ son. L0,^t 00000000000 Station aanda fra* naw bload »oJtw are palatable In v/ar may be ■ tary route for guns, ammunition,: "It cinnot be denied The nltro'gen will be brought 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 mitteemen and scoutmastera will 1 of. eourse.” W om en! - Mi.s»>es! New 0 0 0 0 0 0 ^0 0 0 0 0 atm aaainf pain and icrarwM — halpinf poisonous in peace, " Ody H. Lam-jtjoniBS and plane supplies to be Rockville Gt ^ I the broadcast said, “ th 0000000$00000 inilWr up atlrfnaM. . . attend thia meeting to hear a re­ that the An­ from Canada in the form of am­ 000000000000 born said In an address yealenlay | vi.ved against the Japano.se. Farewell Parties I)re.ssmaker Swim Suita .0000000000000 $2«50 “ Crui.ser" Sackcloth AH aaad druafisf* ***1 Meaner ImarM port of the activities of scouting Hold Panel Diseii^ glo-American'occupation created a monium nitrate, which the agrono­ ^0000000000000 'an icanaiwkal-aMthtKtion fuaranttad. there was a "diatinct trend” t o -) Mifth more can be expected St [••000000000000 for the past month. / new sit^tion in >he Mediterran­ mist said is a new material for ■ 0000000000000 Play Shoe — Not Rationed ward the projection of wartime air transport system; it was. $3.48 ,r0 0 0 0 0 •'• 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 On l^rif'r ic e s . ean. . Connecticut farmers. It is con­ For G. L. MasseV L0 0000000000000 000000000000000 Vugsr control into' the peace era i,.(aid. when the present problem of "It would be foolish ^'-to'ignore centrated. about 30 per cent nltro- | One and two piece style# for sunning or I00000000000000. ------$1.98 .00000000000000000 and it was “evidenced in two j inadequate airfields' is overcome, the fact that Anglo-Americans gen or twice that in nitrate of soda, swimming. SURF SHOP, SND FLOOR te^0 00000000000000000W Sizea 4 to 9, white, wheat nr brown. Rub­ Rockville^ June 3. —iSpeciall.— ^0 00000000 01V 0 000000000 major Waya.” | Planes mostly ii.sed now are tw.i- now are in a position to useI ■'Uie and even more soluble or "avail­ >10 000000000jW 00000000 ber sole. Dutch heel. STREET FLOo R A panel discuaaion is slated for 8 George Leggett Massey, 17- 00000000006fl\000 0'0 00000 , The first, the Lamborn * Co ■ .ngined ships similar to those on ; bases in Tunisia for offenaiwnai^' able.” It will be especially pre- 000000000 0fl \ 0 0000000 1 ■ o'clock thia evening at the Sykes ^lared to prevent hardening and the year-old son o f Mrs. Edith Massey Missea’ Famous Luana 000000000A 0000000001 T H i LOW COST O f \ president told a war problems con- American airlines. The Army is ; operations against* Europe. of Dudley street, left yesterday for 00000000 10 0000000 I ference of the National C onfec-, avvinging toward four-engined school sponsored b.v the Rockville "Anglo-American troop and war absorption of moisture, but Mr. 'Cloth Slack Suits k •.•.•.•••.•sVyR' f $2.25 Cool I^ayon and Owens cautioned that even with the Manhattan Beach Training m 40 0 0 • ••■A— - I / tloners’ association, was .by the ! pjanes, but runways have been : Civic Association, on grade label- maierial concentrations in the atation, having recently enlisted In Cot.ton Tailored Blouses government "consciou.sl.v or uncon- ; cracking up under the strain, this ^conditioning no more should $4.48 ' Ing. ra.von hosiery ceilings, and sou the to Mediterranean can be the Coast Guard. He attended mOH SPIRITS s'ioiisly” restricting production, fh ln eae Concern Weighty Faelor orevente'd by the Axis forces only be purchasedHlian can be use"’ Man Ljlored for sports, 'war work. Sizes like nilings and how they .affect within a week oF-two, and the ap­ Manchester High school and waa 12 to ' • 0 $1.89 and second, "by a gradually de-. An important factor in . the air, to a certkjr. extent.’’ ■" employed by the Baldwin Stewart | % 0 0 0 0 0 0 - biwiness and the consumer. plications should b^'tiiade as sqpn SPORTSWEAR, 2ND FLOOR 10 0 0 0 0 ~ Long or abort aleevea. ■a and colora. veloping program which seems to shipments baa been the China Na- Obvious. ,\dvantage ignored Electric Qjmpany. • 0 0 0 0 . be designed to Impose upon the tional Avlatlos Corporation, which This open meeting wil be held as possible after the'-^ags are \ 0^0 0000^ .Not all aizea EET FLOOR ig h ipiriti—checrful- j at > o'clock with Arthur E. Chat- The broadcast suggested that George has been honored with I oesi—cost Utt and are .American people, under cover of i uses a score or so of lend-leasc Allied forces striking northward opened. \ several parties Sunday afternoon H - thTIrt terfen, assistant superintendent of -The ammonium nitrate Tots’ $2.25 Chambray 0 0 0*0*0*0*0*0*0*0’ 0 0000 ■/y , worth sserv than anything you vyartime emergency, a permanent planes and carric.s about one-thud : presiding. The speakers across the Mediterranean would friends gathered at the home i. of distributed by the fertilizer indiii-- :0V.V0*0V0V.*0V0V0\V. Regular $1.98 Values! can readily name. G«x>d health ewana* in oi " dietary habits." j of the present volume. face transport (iifficulties similar h|r. arfd Mrs. -Waiter— Henry : of and Percale lun Suits ^ . 0 . 0 ••••••••000000,0 will include repreaeiitativea of the try. No special restrictions are Now Summer Handbags begeu good spiriu. And yon J , CNAC also operates passenger M. T. Stevens * Sons Company, to those that made "the Axis oc­ StiwWeather street, Some of them 'end mail plhnes over the same attached provided the fertilizer is $ 1.88 C0%V.W 0*.V.*.*.*0*.V0^ can have health, if you will re­ the League of Women Votem. the cupation of Tunisia an extremely coming from New York and •^•^0 0 0000000000 ' routes, using its own planes, but used to aid in food production this Siinback and L .0 .0 ^ 0 • • • • • • 0 0' 00 0 0 $1.49 solve firmly to ge get it. Don't f)o further regis­ of T3urpee Women's Relief Corps. clared that “if the ' British and i*t siViJsiii a mw a t requesting'that all of the clerical Complexion Soap •S2.79 Heavy Quality .th” tration for canning tugar at the Mrs! 'lyHarry Wells, patriotic In- Antaricans were to try to assault help attend a meeting In Hartford MAHIEU JOSEPH L DAVIE Inlaid Linoleum - Lincoln School. The air raid drill thr European fortress not much Doe. 5 9 j. 183 Spruce Street atru ow for the corps made the that afternoon to hear an' explana­ Wm Ii«4 Mr K H fi Feefit Fretbef this afternoon has resulted In call­ presentiltion. quarter wirald be given them. It tion of the work to be done by Sq. Vd. 1 ^ 2 .2 9 This aurvelout new Coolcrsler uses lec' ing off. the session scheduled for I'namlatloBa Friday . would be a matter of butcher and Ernest Jacobson, regional training Fragrant, easy to lather and long lasting. Remember: Sale Starts ^furday, June 5 ia 4 new wty to keep loodi Irtih snd Native Fresh Egga, this afternoon and the session an­ The seonid Inoculation in the be butchered.” officer. TOILETRIES, STREET FLOOR Jemented over felt lining, Bring measure- Utly. P'iklt'wsihcd circulstinf .irkeepi nounced for tomorrow has also Noting the accounting of Brit­ nents. Bathrooms higher-. FIFTH FLOOR Large Size, A Q # * series for tm, prevention of diph­ TTie office will be opened from peritluble foods IttsK lonfcr snd pry- otYKte OUT been cslied off. theria will be held on Friday at ish casualties’ by Cllement R. 9 30 to 13 30 Wednesday ipoming. NARNER BRO&I lervti Ihtit nslur.l yoodntM. Wished fOODS FAHILYSIZE dozen ...... Attlee, deputy prime minister, in • 00**000B0BBB90BBB««ag • 0 0 0*0 ■ 0 B 1 Dates will , be given out later three o'clock at'-the office of the 55iSHusroH.«wi«eee*Jiga5ii^^ I • •0 0 B B 0 B 0 B 0 B B 0 B B 0 B B B B B B B 0 B B B B B B*B*^^% B*B%V hunsidlRed sir pftvtnis cxctisive dry-- ____ when aesslons will be held. Parliament, the broadcaster said ^* B 00 B 0 0 00 0 0 0B B B B 0 0 B B B B b"b B 0 B B •%%*#W b " b B*B I Public Health ^ r s ln g Aasocla- Holing or Jape • • • • • 0 * 0 0 0 B « B 0 0 B B 0 B B B B 0 0 0 B B 0 * B % b ■ b b a ■ b a b ingcutollocd, •cr far British losaaa have been Pins: "Bhythm of the Hlaitda** i.95 Sugar Heart Uon. Dr. E. H.\MetcaU. city Cevw.a Olsh.. Af. Nw M..S.e ■ s. u/s aiad#MSSV , Contused by. lastmctions health officer, will bq In charge small, but soon tha'iwhole uatlmi Sacramento, Calif.. June 3— Peas, 3 can.s wlU be In mourning If Churchill Pravtirt Mlsflins NO NO«l sun Ai —A resolution urging the gov­ With Cooiertloi you up h«vt plenty f o r ...... Dallas. Tex. (JPh- Instructions The “ Fitch CompanV of the moans ouslneas.” '' ernment to keep the Japanese In .•a*.V el Clicked oi chipped ice lor kieve'e 42c on the application for Ration Book Headllnea In London morning relocation centers because their : tOOLERATOR SAVES Rockville Fire Departm^t waa newspapers emphaithed the poasU- V. sees snd saUds' Modtmly desiyntiTy VITAL WAR MATERIALS Three (or didn’t you notice) read called Wednesday noon by\a still release to. take jobs In California elMminivihite finish, it will sddbswuty - «- lv6r,V Soap, O O “Two 'cents if mailed in Dallas, btllty of an imminent, invasion of might'"incite riots which would ta die BMk ssedent When. Ataah W .FJ. flatjuiramaaf* alarm to the Gollck property »t the continent from the south. j 3 lat^e.bars for iS a C elsewhere three cents.” One ap- 233 South street. A chimney',fire sorely ,try the depleted ranks of Iri \ ! The News Crontcle quoted Kce otocers”. was adopted yea- . ^ x,;. . Sae ffcam plicant, the OPA said, did notice. was quickly exUnguished. today at \ ■ He addressed his card, with a French reports circulating In '^'y'by tlur Pacific Coast Inter­ Prune Juice, Sugar for Canaibg Madrid and elsewhere as ssjdng three-;cent stamp, to: '|OPA ilall- Applications for sugar for can­ national Association "of Law En­ quart bottle, an Allied invasion of Pantellsria forcement Officials. ing Center, Elsewhere, Texas.” ning abould.not be made at the could be expected momentarily 3 for ...... present'Unia fp the RaUon Board “Dry Manhattan” ilreet Floor Booth Save , On Cannon’s and that the Italian float was pre­ Men’s $35 All Wook 139*.95 Size 9 x t ^ C* Winchehdon $204. Potterton’s office. Five pounda of sugar may pared to steairi into bittle at an Our $22.95 Coats j2-98 Pique Dresses Yenj^-craft Suits Axmin.ster Rugs Fine .Muslin Sheets MancheHter’a l>argefit Radio and RecoH Store be obtained on stamp 15 'find boui“s notlica. Thesa raporU said liH W M O M L tock Maple Bedroom Grape Juice, stamp 16 In War IQition Book 72x99", .ea. AT THE CENTER ” .1.19-541 MAIN STREET Sardinia and- Sicily wars likely to Ai(h foiNPi'TiOMEP quart bottle, without .any application. An­ be attacked at the same time. $19.95 $2.39 V $31.50 $29.95 $1.52.50 7;{xI08” or 81x99” nouncement will be made later aa 81x108”, ea. ------3 f o r ...... 91e War Box model in Shetland, -61.85 . » BUYMOPfU S. BONDS AND STAMPS . to when supplemental supplies of 'ool atylpg! Striped In re<1 Guaranteed for 1 year. Fiv \ vijricty of patterns. S tor-' 'Sxclusive 4 piece Colonial 90x108", ea.. ------61.94 STATE rayon Uffeta lined. Paatela; irown or blue; aizea 14 to 44. .vugar may be obtained. top fabrics. Sizes- to 5( ge till Fall. Budget Plan. 'ccurately detailed:' Bijdgrt Cases. 42X36", eaT .39c and Pineapple Juice, HARTFORD 10 to 30. THIRD FLOOR While they last. stout; STREET FLOOR Approaching Marriage Police G >url a FIFTH FLOOR .^lan. SIXTH FLOOR 45x36”, ea. 4'ir. 18-ounce can, Announcement ia made of the i h L M M Q N SECOND FLOOR 8 cans for .... 55e Damage approaching marriage of Edwin TUP HIT BAND OF Joseph Wilhelm of 14 West road K I'l Alfred C. Nevera, 41, of 339 Women’s $8.95-$9.95 Excfttflfvr $8.50 Men’s Famous-Make * '1 .9 8 Ruffled or Sauerkraut, Rockville, to Dorothy Malchuk of EaEat M 1 d d 1 a Turnpike waa $34.95 Hair Topped Semi-Porcelain Arm y-Navy rolland. Summer Dresses Nu-Back: Corsetles' $2-$2.50 Shirts 3 Igst. cans for held for Buparior Court thia mottl­ TOMY Tailored Curtains Felt Mattresses $32.50 Dinner Sets ing on a charge of Indecent aa- . Typewriter Procurement Week Insurance sault on a minor. Bond waa aet by - $7.99 $1.39 $ 1.66 $24.95 Evaporated Milk, Judge Raymond R. Bowera at PASTOR $22.50 WiU Join S taff ihantungfl, aheen, ^ y o n 3 tall cans .... $5,000. .Tnnerbelt model with lace up­ .Factory close-outs; some ir­ Juahion pebble and pin dot* ''urled hair on top and bot­ If you have a alaudard machine made in 19.15 nt aince, Tcpet', JerMyt. 38 u> 44. lift bra; aiCea 36 to 48. liiyler - Smith - Taylor’s Nevers, who was employed ia regulars. 3 for 34. daln, figured 80" pair tom. FuU, V or twin tlze. "Spring Flo-wera " to sen-e than Uncle Sam needs it. * Of Clare Luce the town garbage department, PATTI POWELL 161i to 34Vi. TH m D FLOOR SECOND FLOOR STREET FL(X)R R A. R. width. FIFTH FLOOR "ACA Uck. SIXTH FLOOR 12. DOWNSTAIRS !. - confessed to police that on May l STUBBY PASTOR Chicken Broth, Clarke between 4 and 8 p. m..he attacked V.ir.Wkyj/f.L'.'BORRIS ON THE SAME SHOW ARIC •a^aaaaaaeeeee-assess'ssssssep^ssassesosesaeaa .1 cans for .... Darien, 'june S— — Rep. Vir­ a minor male In the Woods off 8 t Professor Meets Babble — And BANG! .Misses’ Brand New- Girls’ $3.98 Newi’ Students’ $14.98 if* ginia Blood of the General Aaaem- Jamea street DANCfNG STARS $4.98 Jumbo Size $10. Combination '72x84” Leaksville jly headed for Wahhlngton today After the attack and report to Ooes His Heart . . Sheer Dreises Cottoit Drei a • *.p aaaaaaaaaaaosooes •#§••• aa • ssesosssa Old Dutch 4% |F Sport Coats Clothes Hampers Hkhair for Baby Cannon Blankets to Join the office staff of Rep. the police by the parents of the Cleanser, 3 cans iC D C Insurance DERRY Clare Boothe Luce. Miss Blood child, Nevera waa tntervlawed by $12.77 $3.74 f 13^44 PllOUC ^Os baaaaaaaawasossessa'sssasssvss’asssssBasw will aaairt Mrs. Luce pollUcally, poHcc and hla Identity waa./con- SUN $3.98 $8.99 $6.99 Mazola Oi), particularly on matters pertaining flnned by a woman si^ him vrlth vgUte Pique and chambray te one All wool ia otripeo; platda, emerge from the woods nypr bar Dolks flote; pique trioL White with psstel PsmliB Mhplq *r honli BOah. Boai- S0% wool with 508(i cottda;" gallon .... Agency to FUrllild county. It waa roport- BLOCK or two pteee type. Msee 7 cheelw! Biaea 15 to 33. \ finioii Stee 36xltair*. Na«« of Machine...... Y ea r...... $1.90 homa. Navars later made B 14 to 30. TOIRD FLOOR top. taty so ln g tray, adjustable rayon satin bound; solid •4- ■ - . ' to 16. FOURTH FIXXJB STREET FLOOR DOWN8TAma footrest. FOURTH FLOOR tones. SECOND FLOOR 175 East CenUr Street Although Mlaa Blood will raalda late oonfaaston. Ha was tu n n to f.SULLY Send Thia Coupon To Motor Oil. In the nadon’s capital, she will Sta Hartford County Jan foHow. - ENDS TODATt ing hla arraignment in clpurt. to "THIINDiEBBIBpS" ^ Elmer Wfden; can The J. W. Hale Corp. 2>galloii can. . Inontinue serving ea vice prealdent MORTON SIS7ER5.-^IH-R ''TAR ACIS ISQW IiOUig^XDi^j Phone 3665 of the Fairfield (jounty Republican await hla appearance In tha higher m iA T OTHEB WOMAN* X m t OUE &EXUNE EESTAURiJET; m MWOtU '-I ...... ‘ ...... III I I I N I ' . l( •ourt. Ida ■ * - ' k I*.:,I \\ •’.fr

S lA iN ljn E S ri’E R e v e n i n g FTEJRALD, MAJS^'-'AiLfe 1 E iiii CX^NW* T W U R S D A ^ * JXJNE S, 194S , I MANCHES'TIR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.^ THURSDAt, JUNE 3, 194S FOUR P A C E nvi '..'S paaoa and wall-balng to aH man­ '<^1 Flood Damage kind.” About Town Grade Concert ’Navy Reports Officers’ Row Acts as Qown Papers Occupy Federal Reports A Program Miners Want Another apeaker. Dr. C. P. W. iveness’ in Plan Civic Leader H^nt for Trio Kuo, chairman of tha Chlnsta dela- Private Raymond J. Dwyer, son ^ ‘Key Position' Checks Issued gaUon, declarsd that everything at John R. Dwyer, of 122 Summit Attracts Many! Bombers Raid Appeal Heard ^ AttheCiri Take Up Time ^or Excretes Pact Signed ~we had hoped to accomplish at street, graduated on May 39 from Found Guilty \ Escaping Jail this conference hee been accom- the Photo school of the-Arm y Air Real for Servicemen - - , ■mwT 1 I pllihed and under most happy con- Forces Command at Lowry Field. Ja p I^ S ltlO llS : Cavagnaro Charge Is Washington, Juno 8.—(45 — O v e r 3,000 P resent at Local Youth Los Angeles, June 3— (45— Rep. To Dig Again Mrs. Maude Woodwani ditions. Colorado. He has been a student Newspapers occupy s " k ^ posi­ Convicted of Arson and James A. O'Leary (D„ New York) School Graduate* will Get Favorable Attention Changefjit Pleads Guil« tion in toe total war effort," a ite-Wide Search Un- there since March. S. He la 20 Educational Square to (ContinuedylMin Page One) How Pay-as-Go Will Deaths Last Night H u n t S h o w declare* that 40,000 man-hours are Distributes Them in I "I am confident," ha atated. ytars of age and was sworn In special report of the American Attiempt to Murder told Reheanal for (CouUaued from Page Onis) Hear Siiiging. ly to Breach of Peace. Affert Persons of ' devoted each week at the Cali­ leeway for Three Men The Bolton District. ; "that the recommendations of this Janiisry 22, 1943, shd rscsived bis ritoi^,’’ aai^ that food packages D o u g h e Association of Teachers of fornia Shipbuilding Corp. to what Journalism said today. His^CFjfe. r o m o r r o w . peal from the President was "too ' conference will recslva favorable bssle training sV Miami Beach. srs being m m t regulsriy to the Average Incomes With South Pines, N. G. — John F. he caOed the unproductive labor /Missed at New Haven. attention by the participating gov­ Fla. He formerly was' employed Educational Square, off Main Police Officer John Cavagnaro. "N ew s Is more necessary than \ -f------■. big an Issue" 'for any one local to prisoners An Germany end Italy Stevens, 9(), intsmaUonally known Hunt's 3-9Ung Circus opened a o f msiklng government reports.’ Property owner* In Bolton and ernments, since these recommenda. before Judge EdKvard J. Qulfilan, Drop in Earnings. ever In time o f crisis," the' report, Fresno, CaKf’, June 8—(45— As CUuM algat werci*** «r« to bo settle. He said he believed It possi­ at the Prett and Whitney Aircraft-between School and Welle but the ^psnese have not yet I civil engineer, one time chief en­ two-day atMd here yesterday af­ O’tieary is chairman of a House New Haven, June 3— (. A'ndover whose property was dam­ tlons. when carried out, will work plant in Fast Hartford and operat i In Hartford County 'Superior court Issued through the U. 8. Office of ble that If one or two locals voted streets, was filled^ practically W agreed ya such on arrangement. gineer at the Great Northern rail­ ternoon at the Dougherty lot on toe climax of Os^trange trial, John of .l^presentatlves suboommittse tealgtot ta High School HoU for the benefit and happlneaa of ed the photo shop for the Weldon ! yesterday afternoon, on appeal Education, declared. /state-wide search wa# under wa_ to go back some others would fol- aged when the Bolton dam gave By James Marlow and way and a key figure In construc­ Center street and among Its attrac­ T. S. (JIark, 59^aar-old Sanger which 1* Investigating the'-nation’s Hr tho mombon t t th« Manehoo* the peoplf in various countries. Drug (Jompany. He is a High capacity laat night when the an­ i from the' Ipcal court finding of “ It Is necessary for the proper today for three men who escaped away on June 9. 1911. were reim­ fa) . . George ZleOce tion ot the Psinmma canal. He was tions waa a Manchester resident as $iwi000,000.000 shlpbnlldlng pro­ l®*'- . .... schooI-Trade school graduste nual concert of the sevSnth and guilty of asaault and battery on civic leader and ^ u r c h wbrker, gram, and''opened a week of prlv- H iga School Claaa of 194S. "But that’s only guessing, he bursed this week for the damage "I am equally confident,” he Ruin of Jap Scheme f Washington, June 8— OP)— Here’s a native of West Gardner, Me. a clown. , functioning of a democracy and early th is,morning froho toe'N ew added, "that the spfrlt of this coni the Class of 1911, eighth grades of the local achoola ; Police Officer HaroMI Heflron. It is necessary for morale." ate hearings here yesterday. Thlo morning tho elaoo left the added. done. ITje last l^-glslature voted Princeton, N. J.— Donald (31ve was convicted last W h t on a Haven county Jail. fereni-e and what jt has accom­ was presented. Bloachera backing S e/ n in War History : pleaded guilty to breach of the hew the new pay-as-you-go li^ m e Included among the performers M gh School at f o'clock and went The first picketing In West Vir­ 124,100 to meet the claims that Stuart, 62, professor of dramatic was Bob Ensworth who did a comic state charge that he tqssed gaso­ plished will have the way for other John E. Dwyer, of Hartforerrsioh against the Recreation Center wkn aahington, June 3. - ■(/Pi - The I peace and wae ao found. The tax plan will affect personar’’' of Jailer Nicholas W. Mona Identl ginia during the current strike oe-, were presented.. The bill wtis in­ arts emeritus of Princeton univer­ "walkarounda” as a pantomime line through a bathroom window to the State Thoator for rdiearoal forma of cooperation among the of John R. Dwyer, of 122 Summit imate wreckage of Japan’s i«tlne ot $25 and costs stands. fled the trio as Raymond Knapp, ;AD First Aid curred at a atiU mine Iti Harrison troduced by the Andover r v r e - occupied by the school eingeri average Income whose 1&43 earn­ sity and author of several plays. tramp. on an electric heater while his for the oxerclooo that are to be United Nations." , - street,, was yeelerday named numbering ' approximately l.Or bttlmii scheme to smash Am erl- Testimony Lacjklng Parade of Stars Fu^ds Transfer 23. of Waterbury: James Klotecp., county today. Twenty-five men at senUtive and was eupported by ings are less than, they made In { he•• was born In B a ttle 'O e e k , Appearing on toe lively program wife was taking a bath. Tlid held tomorrow morning when dl- Tribute to ronferenc* chair­ presidept of the Hartford chapter, while the audience stood In the an power In the Pacific and die Officer Cavagnaro waa repre- 27, of West Warwick, R. I.; an#T Work at the small mine, which has Mrs. Maude Woodward of Bolton. 1943— including persons going Into Mich, were eight members of the Hunt verdict wae guilty of arson mtd tollATIONMEAL plomaa will bo preoentod to nearly man. Marvin .lopes was paid by American Institute of Banking. He area between the bleachers and, tr peace In the White House Is ^ihnted in court by Att«lirney Har- Alfred LeBsrnes, 23, of New Ha­ a union contract, walked off quiet­ The largest claim, was presented • ^ikn' the armed forces: Durham, N. C.— Dr. Frank Clyde family, starring as asriallsto and To Be in Hartford attempted murder. ^Request Denied 300 graduates. loao Carlos Miniz. chairman of the is ahslstant caltjier at the Phoenix ^he wall on the south slcl,e of thi s\en by authorities here In the his- I old* W. Garrlty and! fallowing ven. Elach was serving a one-year ly at the suggestion of a doien by th.e Ce.se Paper Company of '• I old* 1. The indllvidual going into the Brown, 73, comptroller and head equestrians. Highlights included The state contended that Clark term. . PLANNERS The program for tomorrow Brazlliah delegation, who said his ^tate Bank and Trust Company in square It-was estimated- that tl/e tort- of 1 2 months of warfare fol- i conference with State’s Attorney tried to kill his wife because ^ HOW TO U' unran plckeU. ' services. He’ll still owe his June of the English department of Duke en el«qphaat act, ed o f Ml®'**’ Bains brcacb of peace was Instigated byl I the fax on his 1943 income. screen hit* including "Panama sheriffs failed to uncover the fugi­ Address, ‘The World Is Yours" Decielon of conference commit-, current season for toe third year nite motive, that toe gasoline \ Sprinkle ot nutmeg or cinngmpn gas there. v grade orchestras. These latter were i The 'reconquest 1 of Attu Island, a police officer. Judge Quinlan I A m o n g 680 W a r D e ­ In succession. He was also with Hattie” and "Lady Be Good." Oth­ tive# in toe early morning search Georg) Edward Rogers, tees to create such an international The Zoning Board^ of Appeals W ill Have; to File New Return might have been thrown by a n | Y o l * » M il milk end water, K B id. end pour Headmaster Monson Academy Meantime, operators have been conductedXby William Vaders ot ; which also dooms the enemy base atated that the case before himi toe Big Shew last week In Boston. ers In toe show are Block Sc Sully. unidentified soldier or another * B I C F / X P r C I Knapp wAa Jailed a month ago over breed. Soek for IS minutei. Add agency was hailed by many dele­ will give hearings tonight, on seven I In every qaae, the taxpayer who partment Announces. • pinch of self, tplcei, venllle, reUIni, High School Orchestra tooting the work whistles at the the High school faculty. The grade I on nearby Klska. already strips wa.a no different because the| Ensworth Is regarded by veteran Broadway’s favorite comedians, man. ■ on a charge of breach of the pits regularly and keeping every­ gates as an accomplishment of chicken applications and one to figures to mkke less this year than the Norton Sisters and other stel­ And tQQt illqhtly beaten, m liing well. "Glorlanna" Weidt choruses were conducted by Miss'j the Japanese of tHe minor gains breach waa caused by a police offi­ tan bark performers as a ' most peace: Klotccp was sentenced In I«ke In e Qregted dlih In modergfb great magnitude. k ^ p rabbits. The “ application to In 1942 will ^nave to Ale a new In­ Offered In evidence were anony­ To Be Shji Valedictory, “A Forward Glance” thing in readiness to operate If Irene W.^lter.' while O. Albert toey made from the grand strat- cer than if It were any. clvllian| Washington, June 8— (d>)--The nicely successor to toe best of the lar entertainers. One of the novel- January for theft: and LeBames oven for jene hour. Sir Kenneth l.,ee, mcpiber of the keep rabbits is the first to be come tax return on or before Sept. tie# In the show this 'Veek-end, Is mous letters, purportedly from toe Robert Wilson the men show up. Pearson directed\ the combined egy.---- that resulted In , their , defeat , at , and ordered that the lower court’- War department today amiMneed retiring Coptics and never falls to soldier, expressing/.regret that he waa serving a tertn for burglary. Unofficial estimates based on British delegation, said the con­ presented to the board. choriisas. . ~ .... _ .5 estimatinlg his 1943 income. the name* of 680 United SUtea the Jitterbug Contest, In which the PresenUtlon Of Diplomar Midway. Complete cleanup of en- stand, don the grease paint, wig, funny could not return to Sanger and New Haven. June 3—i4’i— Pre- He was sentenced #l)t months ago, PINAST Infichad ^ _ normal production figures showed ference had achieved much more The weather wasxjdeal for the Let’s tak^up the service angles soldiers held as prisoners of war Hep-Cat* and Jitterbugs will show Frederick' A.' Verplanck, Former than members of his group liad emy force# In the western Alsu- ■ R^ult ol Fracas irst. \ pants and shoe# when the circus clenrHhe defendant. uefitatlon of 261 degrees ahd a All three were dreased In Jail Superintendent of Schools a loss of more than 1,300,000 tona Mr. and Mrs.-- Edw-ard Wi.sniew.- affair and the concert proved to liana seems probable sometime .j.^^ of a| by toe enemy. lneludln^' «6 held their "stuff” for cash prizes. A expected. Undersecretary Hnf Agri­ comes to-town. Prosqcjitor Melvin Gibb# con­ brief rec.^ptlon will cnnsititute dungarees. Knapp is flye feet two Diploma March, "Pomp and Chiv­ of coal daily In Pennsylvania and skl, of 126 Waahtngton atrcct. be one of .the most eudcesaful yet 'The man or woman of average by Germany and 894 held by contest Will be held every evening. culture Paul H. Appleby, vice this summeiy , ./.a ..i .i,- 7‘ »cas between the two officers Income going into the armed serv­ tended toe letters were a hoax commencement exercises for inches tall and of Ilghrtcomplex- BREAD 10' alry" ...... RoberU West Virginia, the two largest pro­ were Injured In an accident in given. ■ ' \ O n A u t h o r # than 1,500 of^the , supposed to have oc-| Japan, of which five New Eng- A a usual, there ar« midnicht 70 OZ lOAF ducing states, of the nation. chairman of the United States Palmer, Mass., Sunday night wfie* ice* thi# year—or who- ei^tered last stage and screen .show# every F ri­ undertaken by the defense. » Yale’s 242nd graduating class Sun­ lon: Klotecp 1s five f ^ t eight High School Orchestra foe have been killed. . ' ciirred In Officer Heffron’s car. It Germany and day. In West Virginia, railroads com­ Mrs. Maude Woodward delegation: dechnred the conference the automobile In which they were "ear—get# th# benefit Of these 43 by Japan. Discuss Sewage day midnight and Sunday mid­ Inches In height and welglis 160 Singing O f Class Song, words and an actugl count of bodies, and ' continued later In the police The university announced yes­ pounds; and LeBames Is fiVe feet pleted hauling the coal on hand had been '"highly successful.” riding was lit a collision. A South irovlsions: night. There are late stage show* music by Ruth Turkington Andover who asked for $13,.500, I proba^v imrmmtcd other hundrfel^^ - “rte prisoners held by Germany terday that the one-day program six and weighs 150 pounds. '• prior to June 1, when the present The plenary session also w ill Balchcrtown, Maas., \yoman lost R e d s D o w n 12.'r ^ 1. His tax liability (if any) Is every. Saturday and Sunday at PRESERVING Nesdt Manchester Alma Mater but this was not allowed In full. adopt a declaration that a world peris___ed in their suicidal defense „ „ <,e„,anded Include four from Massachusetts Elimination Plans Full Insurance would subatitute for the usual MASON lOi-SfAl Graduating Class walkout began, and rt»rted laying her life in the accident. The local ling to bo based on bis 1943 In- and one from Rhode Island; by 10 p. m.' ~ It was claimed that the dam gave freed frorr hungei and want can of/tne snow-capped, fog-bound is- thrtt Officer Cavagnaro be arrested Week-long succession of cere­ World’s smallest independent Aecessional, Triumphal- March off some crews until traffic plcka people were treated In the Wing Itome. Hi* 1942 tax on all earned JARS °r?t‘ 55< ^ i 65« away because of faulty "c'bn'slruc- be achieved, but emphasizing that (ieniian Planedi|and. The few that remain alive which Chief Gordon Is said to Jkpan, Connecticut 10. Maine 6 monies, and said that no honorary state. Vatican City, Is about the from "Alda" ...... Verdi up again. - Memorial hospital in Palmer. ncome up to $14,000 is cancelled. Hartford, June 8 — (45 — The Almost Certain lOEAt IfAl tlon. The checks were drawn on | th.- first task le to win the war. /Opd fighting have been broken into Massachusetts 20 . New Hampshire degrees would be granted. siz# of an 18-hole golf course. 1 Business was reported flolirish- have refused. A warrant Gets Extra Exemption elimination o f sewage from areas the State Treasurer on the advice ' disorganized groups. Officer Cavagnaro’e arrest wa J, Rhode Island 8. and Vermont ^fity Set New JARS ^s 63< ^ i 73< ! Ing In towns near the patches. Mary C. Keeney Tent. DUVCW, (Continued from Page One) ■“JS^n'a uncompleted airfield on 2. In figuring his tax liability on of L*>ng Island sound used for cul­ of Attorney General Francis A. made out by Judge Rayjpbnd ils 1943 Income, he gefll an Oxtra Hartford. June 3—(4't—The 1.- ! Storgs were crowded and st-reets will hold its regular meeting to­ Attu and all the useful terrain and Names of toe prisoners, tivation of Marine crops' was dis­ CUSS JAR FlUERSucHlSe One-Fourlh Pallotti and when they were ready Bowers charging assault and batj xemption of all service pay lip to and 000.000 owners of the $900.009,000 I took on the aspect typical of busy morrow evening at eight o’clock at said They also asserted 83 anchorages are under American next o f kin: cussed yesterday at a meeting of Liquor Ceilings to deliver, the attorney general de­ tery and he was found guilty o^ 1,500— and still has his regular In Connecticut Mutual .Savings CERTO ______a-oi iti 2Qs Saturday afternoons when miners’ French Group the Y.M.C.A. ■ian planes were $hot down yes- control and It Is believed that in­ Interned by Japan, health and sanitation experts from hanks are almost certain of full In- cided that Inaemuch a* Mr*. Wood­ that charge after the case wa lamptlon ($500 If single, $1,200 camp un- OfIncoifie ' families "rome to town," ward had been one of the leaden terday. The dommunique was re stallation of American equipment stated: ConnecUcut. New York, and New suran'ce for their deposits. Sleep fo r flYe minotee for full Mrs. Angela DeSimone of 200 corded by The Associated Press forward apace. With takclj undef- advisement for married, plus $350 for each de- Conn'pctlcut— Jersey. Washington. June 3.-^(45— Sky­ in the movement to have the dam­ mdent). . * Governor Baldwin yesterday Peoduea! Meets Today; Oak street was admitted as a from s Berlin broadcast. \ p”- fp .puVi Blumenthal, PVt. Robert R — Further meetings are planned at rocketing liquor price# prompted’ .signed a bin creating the Savings Bonds C) age adjusted, she should be given Take for example any man mak- strength and flaTor FRESH - RED RIPE _ _ _ patient at St. Francis Hospital, Three Towns Recaptured ' New Haven and -Bridgeport and the Office of Price Administra­ Banks Deposit Guaranty Fund of, the honor of presenting the checke. nating the outer Aleutians Kiaka ig a salary up to $14,000 In 1942 Meyer Blumenthal, father, n o 2 Axis Ships Mr*. Woodward declined thle hon­ Tuesday. (The Russian communique an­ Is effectively blockaded. Vine stieet, Hartford./ p jfM in g e will be submitted to tion today to seek an Improved Connecticut, Inc., designed fon Tension Seen 'ho entered the Arm y as a pri- program of price control. Tomatoes 2 ^*^29* (OouttBoed (mm Page One) or as far as the residents of -An- nounced three towns were recap­ TTire# Hour# Before Battle Cameron, Pvt. William D. — , B Interstate Sanitation commis- that purpose. tured by the Russians in fighting -ate about Jan. 1, 1943. His 1943 FROM original lugs dover wsre concern^, asking that Royal Black Prcceptory No. 1.5 The fir.st Japanc.ie attack on the M anchestar Mrs. Stella (Cameron, mother, 28 rton for final action. O PA called on all owners of The plan becomes effective when around Sevsk, 80 miles northwest .rmy pay won’t be subject to a mSH NA7IVI exampla, a man with a wife and Slink in Raid they be turned over to the repre­ (Continued from Page One) will hold its monthly- meeting in Aleutians—an air raid on the 1st street, East Norwalk. The Interstate Sanitation com­ brands of distilled splj-its to file by It is accepted by mutual savings of Kursk. "t. His 1942 income taxes will two children would be allowed the sentatives of that town. But she Orange’ hall tomorrow evening at Navy base at Dutch harbor In the Davis. P v t Victor S.— VIctA- mission was created to control the July 9 complete data on prices, banks aggregating 75 per cent of (-The Finnish communique, New and Uflcd cancelled. He’ll be entitled to a SPINACH 3 exemption of. |1,24S for a couple did take the checks for the Bolton No. 1 nutter list, Including Marcel eight o’clock. Important biisine.ss cen ter^ f the chain—came three H. Davis, father, Box 202. Pilling use and protect the purity of all and to diescribe the method by the total deposit liabIliUes o f . all FlilH CAllforNIA ° Upon Convoy broadcast by the Berlin radio and ifund of the payments on his and ^ 1 3 for each child; If his sal­ residents., Peyrooton, governor-general of Al­ will be transacte'd and all sir hours bMore the beginning of the -p Homes Available for j street. Taftville. , water areas of tok IntersUte San­ which they established their ceil­ state mutual sarings banka. ary were $2,400, the withholding knights are requested to be pres­ recorded by The Associated Presi, 942 Income tax made in March itation district under Its authority. ings. a H R O T S 2 KHt 1I« Fourteen checks were given Mr.s. geria, who resigned two days ago; Battle of Midway 2.000 miles to ]nd June of this year. Ferrina, tTc. Benjamin — Mrs. "^ e Federal Deposit Insurance ta> would apply only to the re- (Continued from Paga One) Pierre Bolsson, governor-general ent. said three bombers and three the south. Bomba fell on Dutch Iiuinediate Occupancy ------It was. thought probable that corporation Insures deposits to CAUfORNIA Woodward. They ranged in fighters were shot down out of a Or take the case of an average Marie Souza, sister. 51 Penta ihainder and would b* lest than cf French West Africa; Gen. Au- harbor about 6 a. m., June 3, and street, Waterbury, GUI Named Preaiding Judge the agency may establish a new $5,00(). Testimony offered at l#g- amounta from $20 to $3,250. The Russian formation of 14 bombers larried man without children who LEMONS w# * 6 Foa it g 4 1-2 par cent of the $2,400. tlvento like the two Naval bom­ giistet Nogues, commander of Chapman Court, Order of Amer- American plane.**.spotted the ar­ maximum schedule at the distiller IsIatlVe hearings on the blU was latter Was the amount paid to and a like number of' fighter planes drafted July 1. HI* 19(2 tax will Gayda. Pvt Kustl N.-Nlchola# rUSH IM ‘ The withholding tax Is to be­ bardments of Pantellerla was ac­ ant^, will meet at the Masonic mada approaching Midway at 9 A le xan d e r Hartford, June 3— (/P)—(jkjvemor level, witli the retail price to be to the effect that the new plan Mrs. Andrew Maneggia, owner of ’ French Morocco; Gen. Jean Marie in a clash east of Suunrsaari yes­ cancelled. Whether the couple Gayda, father, 570 Center street come effective July 1 if President complished without loss of a sin­ Temple tomorrow evening at 7:45. Baldwin yesterday dropped Judge determined by specific wholesale would cost member bank# half as strawberries ^ land on- the Andover road* which , Bergeret, commander • of the terday. ■ ■ a', m. , , es a 1943 tax will depend in Southport. yt* - Roosevelt approves legislation gle ship. \ French- West African Air Force; Following the business a minstrel atitre and intent of the Jarvis Fred D. Faulkner of New Haven a* and retail mark-ups. much as F.D.I.C. fees. TEA WINISAP-EANCY EATING wae badly flooded. Glantonlo. Pvt. Dominick F. __ Imposing It which now is before will' be-presented under the direc­ (One damaged Finnish plane ineral on whether the wife goes presiding Judge of the stote Juve­ , "Our force suffered no casual­ I and Gen. Rene Prloux of Olraud’s ! strategy became clear 26 .Alexander St. Manchester I Mrs. Mary Glantonio. mother, c-o. him. tion of the entertainment commit- managed to reach its lines Ijefore Phnnnei I work. I f she moves in with the nile court, naming Judge Thomas APPLES 2 tw 33* ties or damage," said a commu­ I general staff.- ghting developed. The en- >lks or for any reason doesn’t Mb. William (3iant6hio. Dutch Expects "Uttle Resistance" ,tee. Members arc urged to attend landing. It waa said. Anti-aircraft Onioe 4113- ReSHteneo 7’i78| D. Gill to that post. Fatilkner re­ nique Issued from th# h e a d q u a r - { ' ‘rilloil He wants to see the 15 go first, guns foiled a Russian attempt to I thrown his main armada ike a Job, chances are there won’t Point Colony Apt 112-D, Hart- KED stamp v a lu e s Launching a nationwide stream­ ter* of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhow- * . i l F I t V and help make the evening's pro­ : and smal) Warships and tain# his place on toe bench, h o w ­ lining of the wSr-Kond sales cam­ t Then he. has List No. 2 and List bomb Kotka, the F'lnns declared). I any 194,3 tax due— and eventu- ever. er. Allied commander-in-chief. gram a success. Refreshments t.s at Midway and his sec- paign machinery. Morgenthau said No. 3 and poMibly others.. These Kursk was recaptured by the lly the March and June payments Larabo. Pvt. Jerry P,— Mrs. [•] Butter 52* pne of the sunken merchant Aid to LJiiilv contain names ot others consid­ will be served by Miss Barbara force of aircraft carrier the Treasury expects "a little re- Carter and her committee/ The Russians In their winter offensive lade this year will be refunded. Angilina Lambo, mother, Straw­ Two Boys Drowned alu able vOsaels blew up after being set ered by the Fighting French lead, and transports at the berry Hill, New Onaan. (S I Pure Lard alstanca” in bond sates when the officers will not wear white. last Feb. 8 , along with Belgorod, W in Be Subject to CoUectlon afire by the destroyere’ guns, th# er less Important, offenden. - J^Pinkovsky. Pfc. Michael —John withholding tax became effective,'- (Continued from Fags One) 80 miles south. Its capture pre­ ______i.s.. It was a' gigantic ptn- If the wife takes a Job, her wage It Hartford, iiiiie 3— (45 — itfimins In Foods For 17] RedSahNNiA!;^ .^40. bulletin said. Among the attack­ DeGatille’s view is that the com­ but that it fait this would melt The marriage of Miss Ruth H. ceded the winning of Kharkov, 120 Pinkovsky, father. 294 PIxlee , boys were drowned yesterday ing force w-as one vessel of the mittee will have no moral influ­ f'‘ers movement w'hich. if success­ salary will be subject to the pay place, Bridgeport. •^w3F> away when the situation were bet­ mile's south. When the Germans B while fishing from Uie east bank RfVIR ITfAK conference, by creating an interim; Shea of Bissell street, to Pfc. ful. would/hav» given the ,I»pa:. ill income tax collection plan. ter understood. Royal Greek Navy. ence unless it cleans out those surged back into the Donets vsl-/ Rohde, Pvt. Philip O.— Mrs. VEOfTAlU United States war planes swept commission to formulate plans for | Thomas Ryan of New London, «-111 nese bases/ wrtfiin easy striking |gain, however, the March and of ora Connecticut river. Police I M r V O SHORTENING Bond sales to the general pub­ ley in mid-March, they were un7 Georgia Rohde, mother, 122 Bed­ said Iridng C. Donovan. Jr., 5, fell % 23* over Pantellerla almost at will yes­ a permanent organization, had [ at distance o f the United States. , me payments probably will wind ford avenue. Hamden. lic were far In excess of those of "liid a firm, foundation for the 1 ’ 'worthy to lead the French in ten o'clock itv St. James’s------church. able to regain Kursk', although Into the water aneT Seba.stian Mal- terday, blowing up one building The Battle of Midway reached;^ A PA TR IO T I as a refund. STAMP VALUES the First World War, he asserted, future collaboration of nations in , they took l^arkov and Belgorod Wee. Pvt. Fred— Mrs. Mary Injfuaggio. 12; Jumping in to, save Bit/s In the port -xrea and damaging its height on June 4, when the | . . Is one who A married man of average in- Wee. mother. Cedar stfoet. Haz- with Invc^rs constantly setting the field of food and agriculture ” Hh«^‘ n ^ n e ^ e wes Tk#. Study group of the South and fanned down the curve of the' enemy ships were turned back ime who is drafted late In the him. ' new M coru. others, end shot up radio Installa­ put* country be­ ardville. VmfataiU fttieal tions and bivouacked troops In Anv r u l eitliTiftte of the Import- known thftt DoOftulio Metltitdlat W .8 .C.S. will, meet with Donets river to the southeast. - and many of .them sunk or wreck­ lar probably will ’ go Into service "O t the 48 biUions sUVl necee- ance of thifl conference and its J, Mrs. Carl Marks of 37 Strant Key To kwaying Battle / ed by Army, Navy and Marine fore self, plaMB 1th no tax hanging over .his head, aary to complete our war financ­ southern Sardinia. recommendations is impo.ssible Vice Admiral Emile Mu- [•] ToiMtoJuice' » » » I0« Marauders, Lightnings and War- street tomorrow evening at '7:30. ' The area is a key to the sway­ Corps warplane*. The enerny Uie welfare of cause he’ll be approximately up- ing needs for 1943," he said, "at now, he .said. « ^ .seher ye.sterday as deputy com­ hawks maintained the merciless air The devotions and program will be ing battle for the Ukraine arid the counted four of hi# best aijerof-t |-dato on his taxes through the Body of Dean least I I billions, or almost 28 per positive Role Played mander in chief in charge of others helqr* hi* H ard (111 TeiMte Juice 20* offensive against Mussolini's forti­ In charge of Mias Anna Wilbur. Donet.s basin. From it the'' Ger­ carriers sunk, three o f his battle­ arch and June payments and the ' sent e< the national income for "O f thi.s," he told the a.s.sembled public order in the Algiers area, own, thilB obey­ OropafniH i*-oz s ^ fied rock 46 miles east of the tip Th# siibject will be Argentina. mans launched la.st sumrtier.the ships damaged, 275 alrcrafty de­ y-as-you- go plan starting July [ 1 ] Juice SWinOlUNSWRT TIN |Js the remainder of the year^^ should delegate.s, "the future will judge.' hut it is not yet known whether Found in River of Cap Bon peninsula. drive that carried to Ktalingred. stroyed and 4,800 ofHctip \and ing lha precepts of Hearing?' Inira OropafruH 41 JUICe swm ot UNswin tm J V * come from purchases of bonds by Warhawks made the attack on It is .safe to sa-i’, howev_er, that in | he ha.s added Muselier s name to Both aides have huge forces men'killed or drowned. A total of of religion. Congress also decided to cancel Individuals. the solution of current -problem s i his ouster lists, State (Casualties southern Sardinia and San An- marshalled in the region and the 23 of his ships were “Sunk or dam- )y taxes still owed by a person Suirield. June 3.— (45—The body Hear Clearly Must Inveet More the conferenci ha* played a posi-l (The Free French Press^anp coat and hat ."Bretagne." now operating from | now are reported dead. es ped this way: Simple To Use. SOOAS^JlZ^S!5i 3% y 24« our goal is to be met." anchor in an Island ,5,,.harbor' and Jones, summing up results of the night d also hit rail stations and turning point of the Pacific wat- owned by him were foun^ April 19 ’Tunisian bases, with the rank of This brings to 33,204 the total of ’To raise thi# money Morgenthau damaging a third by cannon fire, parley, said the Unifrtl ■ Nations’ ammunition du.tips at Karachev ul they emphasise that moat •’>1 Keep Paying At Old Rato^ on Memorial bridge. Springfield. EWS^^;‘.i^;^;^ir'>oI 50* announced formation of the New a Middle East air communique had discovered facts of "profound lieutensfit colonel.) • . * Navy, Marine Corps and Coast and Krasny 'BSr. It was announced. Peraona not on regular Maas., together with a note re­ ^ Free Trial General Qlraud's troops guard­ Guard casualties reported to next the fighting remains to ic d®nv- Jersey War Finance Leaders, pro­ added. j and lasting significance for the en- Elsewhere on the aerial front, American forces are still a lung | Nil or salaries. Keep cm pay- questing that his nephew; Dr\ Wil­ And Demonstration SU G A R OranuUt.* tAtIt 31* totype for, organizations to be' set The bulletin said the crew of the ] tire world—for each nation—and ed key points in the city after a of kin since December 7, 1941. The awMesiier Cl IF A D cONricnoNMt i-u w the midiUqht communique said, 35 way from regular bombings ot Ja­ mm at the old rate on June 15, liam Grant, of Union, N. J., be In- #alalAK tewaw,* •. irm., ncG #* series' of differences arising be­ grand total includes 7,365 dead, up in each of the 47 other rtates, latter veisel was observed to aban­ j for every mart, woman and child German planes were shot, down In pan Itself and so far the effect ot 15 and Dec. 15. File an es- formed. \-- The D. G. Stoughton Co. upon the earth. tween him and Geneiel DeGaulle*. 4,708 wounded and 11,133 miss- i .... Into this\ organization ware don the ship.- A lf planes return­ ttempted raids on '-’Leningrad, American advances ha* been more ato o f ..'943 income on Sepi. 15. SU te Police Ueut. Gene 8, 247 8o. Whitney Street •'What "we have found," he and there remained some uncer­ ing. T Hartford Tel. S-S8S1 merged the Ngw Jersey War Sav- ed. whlle'’ tha Pravda correspondent to tighten the ring about Japan e sen, next March, file a final re- Lenzi said toe body waa identified' GoMm Dip 2 27* added, —is this; tainty what course today’s meet­ The casualties announced todKy W-rito or Telephone fo r Ings staff; sportoored by the Treas­ reported*‘thou8ands of flights take outer defense position* than to p on 1943 Income— and 25 per torougdt papers found, In clothing "First—Compelling confirmation ing would take." (Ih o se listed arc N avy and non­ Free Descriptive Booklet Gravy Mix v ury department, and stats activi­ place dally" In the Kuhan vdlley threaten any vital Japanese posi­ ht of the 1043 taxes will be due pockets. ,y . ties of the Victory Fund commit­ Italians Report Allies of a united purpose to-^make effec­ Hope For Rebirth commissioned personnel untesi 1 two Installments next March PrMnhikii NAiisco 10* The British minister, otherwise specified): area. tions directly. tee operating undiv the New York Shell Pantellerla Again tive the pledge ot the Atlantic -Fleet Welcomes .Activity on March 15, 1045. Also, next I Charter and of the mutual aid j MacMillan, told correspondents Connecticut: t Hi-Ho Cracktrs SuMhine . Federal Reserve bank. Morgen- Meantime, reports from the krch, file on eatimate of .1944 -V . r >' than paid -tribute' to the achieve­ By The Associate,d Press agreements for a peace 'that w ill: bight however, that he and Maher, Frank Bernard. Missing. 1 that basis. _ Baltic Red Navy fleet said increes Joint Aotloii RkARaHs X V ments of both groups in the first The Italian high command afford an assurance that all nien i ‘'linister Robert Mur- Wife, Mrs. Della Marine Maher, Those on wages or salaries. I»orled today that Allied Naval' in all lands may live nut thelr'P^y hoped tl)e long rnonths of ne- 31 Cave street. New Haven. ad activity was welcomed by the two bonds camDaigna, hut said all submarine and mine sweeping June 15 InstoJIment. subject Wheat P uHs 7 . aV units had renewed the bombard­ live* in freedom Irom fear 'and I *®^^*^*®*L ended WItxfitQwski, Francis. Dead. Seen Possible i (pay roll check-off July 1. File r n I. wHiti i-Oz m parties involved had agreed a sin­ crews, let bound'through the win­ Corn Hakif v>av kg gle organization should-be formed ment of Pantellarla In conjunction 'want,’'. ! minate tomorrow in the rebirthraf (Reported missing May 3). Par­ Umato o f ' 1043 Income on Sept. with continued glr raids during ents, Mr. and Mrs. Antoni Wlod ter, and vhst the fleet Itself waa to handle future campairn.s. "Second — .Overwhelming evl/'"* » i, Also <•.. Sept 16 and 'oaD eo. which anti-airersft guns ihot one j kowski, Mullen Road, Warehouse going to sea with new types of (Conltnaeo Fwin Pag# On#l | State lines- were followeil Instead linJtv Ih. I ^ can only say that we have I pay Ht equal Instollments the PALMOLIVE SOAP ^ if we fall this time we point __ equipment furnished by the AlUee of the'Federal Reserve, district plane into the sea. . -- . Utrength to make our purpose ef- - P ' " ’ " T •• w a i THINGS gerence between the amount to lATH The ilallan comm Qui'druple. snt.-alrcrsft gun bat. British minliters, Robert D, Mur­ LENTIL PATTIES WITH CAKU ■ lines 'partly bctaime the war unique, broad- In peace as we are making I withheld from pay ani the 3 CAKU 2 0 * 2 CAKU 19' cast from Rome andd recorded by it effective in war * ^ Murphy described the ■il<■iluation teries are one new feature. It Was phy Olid Harold MacMillan, already -financiv leaders would lean heavily louht o f the Sept. 15 And Dec. ,15 Fathjer’s Day p A r s l e y o n i o n s a u c e The Associated Press, did not go SchooU Closed - #018.111# Red battlokhlp October are oollaborattof t. bring »boj4 « Itanmenta at toe old rate. Next Supor Sadi ptut •<»> iS'e 23* on statewide organizations— into detail concerning the new - • T h lr a * \ ''c o n ^ K ^ ^ '.'r r .T e S n ^ e y fo"r toe'*^t?drt^^^^^ Revolution le one craft thus equip settlement th^t would, group both TO DO reaching ,tha average Amjeriian. |rch 15 file a final return on 1043 COMMUNIQUE FOR TJHE KITCHEN WARDEN t cup 'dried lentil, P i teaspoon ujet Klok Naval operations against the forti­ pad. The weapons cams without French factions In a. Jotnt sdmlfi^ .pirlhTd7m V.t?atlon th^ c l" During Raid Alert ome. pay first of two install- •'9 « P * water , I egg, bsaten , IGtANT fied islapo. ‘•■’The high command any iwconipanylhg Instruetlons Istratlon. a. . a nts on the 25 per cent of 1943 Using more bean* and peu these day* to spare 114 tssipooni «slt dctageii Soap CAKU 14< had asserted Wednesday thst ona - He declared the principals had . Bo far OS could be aeceftalned. 194 June 20 ^ . k cup thin - white sauce the Soviet sailors assembled the IN * .--U. meat and stretch poifits aijd #ev« pennies.’ Tr}' dsib of pepper . the State department still iir-ljack- 2 teupoont minced panic, Oftagofl towMi 2 wcs9« Attack Afi|ied v, destrbyer of an-attacking fleet wae 'h r . ! ? ; 1 i 'rtting off steam, a pVocedur# A ll of the schools in town closed guns, and -they now are being used trdivlduala whose wages or sal- \ - lentils for the same''’reasbns. 2 tsblstpooni -fst severely damsgfed by shore bat­ predicted would prove of aomi ing Glraud. It hOi. accepted his -. 1 rap chopped boiled at 2:40 this kfternoon. This was effectively against Nasi raiders are above $2,700 If olngle, Ve cap milk ■ 'N _ bniom Octaeoa CIoMior , 2 'o* 9< teries ‘Tuesday. ^ * mankind— into .j advantage at today's session. Msc- dorffrto give the children an oppor­ disavowal of polltiesl aspirations if married, or who have Remembw Dad With Something was reported. Lendls ere a good source of vegetable proteins Goriumrs ,'t?^21< At Churchill Two additional Allied planes « 1 ... ' Miilan said "It’s better to" hav|: tunity to get home before the sir Th# mine sweeper crews call the and Secretary of Etote H)in has ler Income In addition to wages Wsih lentil*, took overnight in water. Do not drain. - were declared to have been de- The conference. Jones said. r*p- laiguments now than civil war In cj^reesed nope that DeGaulle and From the Following: whic^,SLre¬, however, as "complete” as eni' raid warning wgs sounded. -Just Baltic “ soup- with kletzki"—soup salaries, al$o will have to file Add sslt, apd simmer .until lentilt are tender and water C leanser m k h 2 cr^M S* I stroyed by entl-aircreft -defenses resented more than 1,600,000,000 afterward ’ Glraud would find a way, to unity. / (Continued trom Pegs One) persons, or three-quarters of the ' ■' when the whistles were to blow with meat balls, Ip' eference to the ' MArch and eatimate of their mel proteins, suCh ke )M found in mMt, nUlk, ( hat svSporated. Math and add pepper, fat, milk, sage, j of Serdlni'e lieer Porto end The American authorities srs %■ world’s population. Other confer­ was not known, but the heads ot number of mines floating In Its Income, start quarterly pay- egg, 6th, and cheese. Use lentils in combine- and egg. Place, mixture in six greased custard cups; bake . W o o d b u ry 's 2 3 < ! Sen Antloco. . Full Agreement Reached believed to be only partly In sym­ .husband. Lieut. Col. ,A. G. Hutch- ences will follow, he added: the schools had been informed that waters. pU of the amount of taxes over Field Glasai^ Leather Watch* ^tion with one of these. In edditidh, th e f-u t in your elsctfi# oven at .150 degrees' tor 30 minutes. Un- . .l-«ndon, June 3—(A*)— A Reuters the raid was to take .place between pathy witJi DeOaulle’s reported above the amounts taken out mold onto plattsi,. Combine white uuce. onions and par,.. / eon of the British Army. ‘ c-.,,. "W e have met In the midst of (Finnish communiques in th« Buy Good Chicka. good sources of iron, thiamin (vitamin /B • 1) London, June 3—i/F— A Reuters 3 o’clock and 5 o’clock and rather ofInsistence officials onwhom an Immediate h-) considers purge pro- ■ elr pay. J *r, bring to boil and pour over lentil paitiet. Servos 6. Alfred T. CheiihaUi. 43, Loijdbn Hospital the greatest war In histOry,” he dispatch from Algiers said today last two weeks have parried num Strapa, Onyx Rings, Emblsm than have the children in the would like to m # Osn, Feed Purina Startena and riboflavin (vitamin B • 2). accountant and company director, told the delegates. “ As separate It was officially announced that erous reports of activity of light Vichy. They schools when the raid was start- Auguste r^ogue# removed as g w - Vnda|Mn]rrielaa*s Can A well-founded out menu would be: CAMAY a friend of Howard. nations we were In danger of los­ members of the French Executive Naval forces In the Gulf of Fin Auguste No„ , 2 Lbs. Per Chick , ■ •» ffd it was" decided to see them emor 'ot French Morocco, for In Rings, Identiflcation llraoelets. Uniqne in flavor, they’ll add Interest Bd yeri- TOnJT SOAF Kenneth Stonehouse, Washing­ Admitted yesterdi ing this war. As United Nations committer reached a full agree­ land.) ^ Lentil Psttim with Parsley OoiooSauG* all home early. This was expected Is All It Takes. .. ton correspondent of Reuters News ing. Rockville; we have found In unity an irre­ ment at their morning session. stance, the obsegver# said. But lollywood June 8—(45—FUm ^ to your wartime imegit. Use in ?, jinked Whole Spring Carroti Collard Green*. to overcome aay worry that par Military Seta, Writing Paimr, agency, .and hie wife. Rockville. sistible strength for the winning The dispatch did not report details. Infant baboons. Jimt like Infant they would like ot see Plom- Bols­ Use Purina „ pedienne Martha Raye is un- "en caiserole" or UMves'ce m ^tties. / Hot Bilcuitt Butter . Oirrant Jaljv ' Mrs. Oecllla Amelia ralU'Paton. ent* might have for their children son retained as governor general 3. a Dhyslcian's care, fc^owing * "Admitted today: of It. W e know now— and the Axis children, suck their thumbs and Chek-R-Tabs. / ...... Muitad Prtth Ptnsspplt Walnut Dfop Cookie, 3 20 TyroU thorvlngton, a Shell Mullen, 704 Parke also knows— without any remain­ of^Mfcant^i West Africa. return from \ New OrleaM Signet Rings, Legther Photo Milk Te* Coffee toss. a she ooUapaed after her flrfit Company executive at Ukben. Brondolo, Boltoi ing shadow of a doubt—that In our (he drinkinjf watel Ivan James Sharp, a London of­ nolde, Rockville'; sabell Has- unity we shall utterly destroy Public Records In en an Army camp iUneraty. PraaMg, "ftobiiMUNi R«niiidar»i ficial of tha Unltad-KIngdom Cor­ sett, 118 Autumn street. those tyrants who would enslave Engagements and Purina Cre-So-Fel Lloyd Taintei said she waa from anelpla, an afteiv CHIPSO poration retumihf from a buslneas Dlechsrged today: Mrs. Hcllen us all to tyranny and poverty." to diiinfdct the broodei PUUCtt o a WAMUIJS mlaeloR in P o r tu ^ . yellow fever which she Nutrition Sectio Allelly. 51 West Middle Turnpike; Unity Placed First - Ortificatoe of Condemnation Jacobg-DickMn EAT BETTER AT REYMANDER'S hOUM. , Francis Oarman COwlrick. Mrs. Judy Brenner, 88 Bunce I in Africa during a tour Another speaker, J. M. Troneo- Pater end Catherine Kervalls to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dlckaen, O f The Manchester Defe|ise ConneR -Gordon Thomas MaoLtsn. street; Harold A. Dumas, Jr.. 97 DEMC10U8 BROH/ERS . staUono. V (u>, chairman of the delegation of the Btate of Connecticut, .74 of an o f 43 Pleasant street. annoWiee | ISE nCG Wilfred Jacob B s r ^ ld Israel. Mather .street; Mrs. Ralph Holi- HOA8T BEEF and the Dominican republic, said the ai-re of land In th# vicinity of 3,19 the engagement qf their.daughter, j Israel, a Londoner, had been In wood and infant eon, Ellington; conference had placed unity aburve Tullaml Turnpike, for Stale High­ TENUERl/OIN STEAKS Chacktrboardl HeaidaHaaonto Body Portugal several weeks. Miss Dor's Elizabeth Dickson, tu. Mrs. Ruth Williams, 779 East Mid­ national'intercat and policy. way purposes. Pfc. Wendell KerWood Jacube, sun. With Friwh MuBhrooms Cowtrlck waff.fSturnlng from s dle Turnpike. Arthur Strong, Glas­ “I think 1 speak fqr all dele­ IVchard Jennings to the State of F«ed Store , Jorwlch, June 3— (JF)— Samuel THE MANC (ESTER buainoss trip to Spain for a Lon­ of the lato Mr. and Mrs. Baynard tonbury; Mrs..,Lawrence Lenen and gates here," he said, "when I state Connecticut, 11.61 acres df land G. Jacobs 'of Barre, Verm ont.' ROAST PORK ■ RISOTTO A LA MILANESE annon of Middletown was Richman Co. don engineering firm! 1(16? m a in STREET* to succeed Lawrence Q. Infant son, Wapping; Mrs.' Rossouo that It Is my profound conviction bounded by the Manchester-South Miss Dickson was grsduatod ■ - DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! Jewelsrp Stationers LAVA It was not known whether any Albs and Infant son, 134 North 0pp. PorMt.Btmt _er of Norwich as ]iL P. ELECTRIC DI 1SION _ that tha prinslplas o f tntoraatlonM Windsor line. Maps of both tsk* from Mknchsstor High scltb*t and Opticians o f tha Masengars bad a chance ta •cheel atrsst: Mrs. Trssa Mader, eeepsrntlon wkleh ka«s tnflusp^ tnffs wars fils4 with tho town clerk is t«fl*]r«d by th* Travelars &|. TELEPHONE 7711 . master of th* .Grand Ooun- OF THB CONN. P O T ^ CO. taka, ta rubber Ufe rafts, but tf 321 Ftne stnet; WQUam C. ffcott, the thauglit and action ot tbU eon- ter rocerd. lUjrm BndBP** RaotBiiraiit Royal and Selebt Masters at SOAP I CAMS JBgnOg casnpaay. Pfc. Jacobs wss In War AU Waste Is (tags, 17 they ffld It was. regarded here as Campfield road. ference may have established the Warrantoe -Deed 'accepted oy the U. S. Army 8 kl Fine Wlnen, l/iquorn and Beer - |l85th annual assembly yestsr- goubtful that the boats eOuld have Birth today; A'son'to Mr. and Do Not Waste Electricity Just tOBe No Ration pattern and laid the eomeretone W. Harry England to Don E Troops in February of this year, 35-R7 Oak Street Telephone W22 • The 1944 meeting will be OOOOO'OOO*’^ B BS B'BXl rasas In ed afloat in Tuasday'a Mrs. Robert McConnsfS o f 137 for'that future international option Muriel Y. HOrton, property and is stationed at Camp Hale, r W i T i at Middletown. TidcjitB^^^ .a ^ ^ ^--A—« a M «rtk BskssI INMcfe-. w iU jH m iK M B f SBOiiriin .LoBOKOtrosC Pfuukv Cotoradoi ’ r t ■ ■ , : :i J-,-

MAT»UH«5'rEa EVBNING ftERALD, MANCITE|STER. CONN^ THURSDAY, JUNE S, 194S llANCrasTER EVENING HBRALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, JUNE S, 194S SIX ■ V an equal distribution of fuel oil In salaries, file ah estimate and'{>ay forces Red Cross employes work one-fourth of 'the total tax. 000,000 pounds. Lamb and mut­ M a n c h e s t e r order that none might suffer for Taxa^pn Days 5 Fun Driy^rs Set Up Black OmCIAL TABLE OF CONSUMER POINT VALUES FOR MEAT, FATS, HSH, ANO CHEESE ton totaled 54,600,000 {wunda ^ th the armed forces and hours Refuses Plea lack of beat. Dec. 18—Second Md. last chance Meat Points Connecticut to estimate your 1943 ihcome up­ Four categories Of canned fish and working oonditiona are su ^ r- "Your ftatement as vice presi­ No. 8—EffiCtlvM Juiw I, IMS —crabmeat, sea herring, sea mus­ ^^^iVening Herald dent that you and other officers ward or downward' (If you . are nOnated to the military necesaitiea On Suspensioin To R ^ em b er more than 20 per cent under on Face Hearings Market Units sels and a hialf dozen tyisea which were too busy to bothers about Shifted Again had been grouped as "aU other" these services. cou{x>n8; your statement that -you yobr gueae, th* ' Treasury will It-• BlM*U---1, aStraat .----> Yankee charge you 6 {>er cent interest s tl in the offlolal table—were re­ Ifanohcaur, Cjmn, In disaster work "there can be knew that'.the company took In­ Accused of Using Car^ To Curb rioasure Driv­ moved from rationing. THOMAS FERQUSOIC By A. H. O. OPA Hearing Commis­ valid coupons; your public ac­ Dutefi to M ark\pn Cal­ penalty). Pay a quarterly install­ ■EEF L A M Ir- : PORK READY-TO- SteduB to Cost from. Oanaral no set llmlUtlon of hours nor can knowledgment that fuel oil was ment. Farmers may file their first 1 Vonndad Ootobar 1. sioner Raps Bridge­ endar in PaVafi-Go estimate (have 38 H per cent lee­ Xo Go to Theatjers: ing and niogal Sales ' 7 MUTTON EAT MEATS rules governing working condi­ If, some months from now, in delivered merely upon a tele­ *TUKS VARim MEAn OneThree More IPaMiahad BTarr BTanlnF Czeapt tions be followed. These must be phone message that there was Bill Becomes Yaw. way OR guess). ' Reported by OPA; Of Gasoline Also. niARS AND CHOK COOKED, iqiLEO, NAKED, Brive to Cottages AP the' i>erlod preceding the warm­ port Fuel Companyr jfemdva and BoUdara Entari^ at j JaA. 1. 1944—Happy New Year ■n^ STEAKS AND SHOPS Csstaf Musi______ANDIMMEC5E0 PointsT^er Pound. MARHtTS sickness In a house; and your ■ A------q- 1 Poat Ottlaa at Manehaatar, CSonn^ governed by the nature of the up to the 1944 Republican ffatlon- and you should have that satisfied IU>Sk» statement that drivers were, with i Hartford, Juna 8.—(iW—Actlvi Hartford. June 8.—(JP)—Special 4 EaS Cksto______DM Da ------emergency.” ' ‘ ' al Convention, you should” hear a Boston, June 3—(AO—A plea by Washington, June 3—0 feeling of being technically all even t snsk,^ HM kiwis,iMurkiN. Washington, June 3.—(>P) — Not Permissible impunity, bringing In no coupons I. (for Income) Taxpayer with Uncle Sam on you|t income enforcement of the pleasure driv enforcement units to curb pleas­ jlB- kisiliM. kart I ■DBSCRIPTION RATES The majority of the Red Cross familiar voice on a aeries of na­ the Michael Hoffman Fuel Co., of in exchange for fuel oil delivered, M9-1»4Miart. Umm G In 6liP9Ml9 SlHfelwra«N>M. MnS Mto______Is* Steaka will cost from one to three Ona Taar by Mall ...... It.OO tax for the first time In history. ing ban became a reality In Con ure driving, illegal gasoline sales Hms-M mI. tional platforms saying "In Con­ Bridge{x>rt, Oonn^ fo r.a shorten­ and on many occasions were bring­ get out his red pencil and mark' efectlciit yesterday as OPA offl Rlh-7-liNk'M_ twieSraldi 9999^991 tRl9f19^^^ll999 92 more potnte a {x>und beginning Hartford, Juno 8—(IP)—Driving Tar MOatb by Mall ...... I •’» personnel contribute^ its services D*y of Final Reckoning and black market gasoline were STHirOI ^OllTJ WATIOI, SliiSla dopy ...... J .’XJ necticut we don't’ do. things that ing of a 30-day/suspension of Its ing in the wrong coupons, were to these dates on his calendar If tbs cials announced' that five allegei sown____ _ Tuitrai)mm IM* feiM ta. ileii Sunday. to summer- cottages, even if one JPalfyarad Oita T a a r...... M-00 on a volunteer bairts. me expressions showing an abso­ pay-as-you-go revenus collection [aroh 18, 1944—Comes the day violators had been ordered to ap being organized this afternoon by SIfleli tosiliii- r*Mra • . . . niiy ffu S M way; in Connecticut we don't tol­ right to sell rationed products was of^teal reckoning. Compare your Mnaltoi Ctopt m| tMn.. The Office of Price Administra­ Intends to stiy there for his vaca­ m em ber of The Red Cross -is a non-profit erate the Gestapo; in Connecticut denied today by Judge William J. lute disregard for all the fuel oil bill awaiting President Roosevelt’s (>ear before a hearing commlaelon Btale Police Ommlssloner Ed­ Trim 2 MASTS IsMm, Imk laS oM mt$. Plcuii || SlnsMsf^ . THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rules and regulations." Anar, actual tax liability with what er Saturday. SatoMtkwItot- tion, seeking to divert American tion and does hot use the car for ^ w u I T s V ( O I T A D I I S Tha Aaaoolated Preaa la axclualra- organization, working solely in Americans, trust Americans and Day, ORA> bearing commissioner, action becomes law: you {laid In 1948 in withholding ward J. Hickey and the State Of- lz|~teUMr any other driving, is not permiss- IT PAYS,” you might be sur­ who said 'the company showed As the campaign by OPA invei ttirtiGmt m m ___ npFiM-kMNk_____^ appetitlea to pork, lamb, veal imd ly ^ tltla d to tha uaa of W "*’'’®*: the Interest of humanity. Juhe 18—Pay the quarterly in­ taxes or quarterly inatallments, get tigators, state and local police hi “ficS' of Price Administration. HOAITt iM ki^ M able, the state Ofnee of Pries Ad­ Uon of all nawa dlapatchaa orta^iM prised, but Governor, Baldwin ana “utter disregard of all fuel ra­ stallment as usual on 1942 income a rebate or pay the remainder. RtsnfTIp. Vrt% IWUa,« TIlNilt- IMS sfeMi,ki5,Mitonit. variety meats, last toght annoifnc- ministration ruled today. to It or not othorwlaa It gets .its funds from voluntary his political cabinet \vouldn't be. tioning rules and regulations." If your 1942 tax waa not all full stride, officlala said that traf Organization of the units waa eiNickir VEAL knt Is SPINACH thia papar and alao tha local nawi Bishop Will Visit tax. (You’ll get credit for this and fic had dwindled sharply in tb rsvsaled to a teleytpe to all {>ollce tpsnrtkl, tort H kwjww^ sd a general increase in point "And furthsrmoreX’ s apoksa- subscriptions. ^^ There was more In Governor The company, with S,000 fuel abated but only 78 {>er cent of It, FIu Il_ Tssjss,. Mkto „ values of preferred beef cuts such man said, "use of evOT ’A’ gssollna ’*”An*'w»ht8” of republlcatlon of the March 18 Installment as pay­ cities, Indicating a major degre chiefs and state police transmit­ It is enUrely foreign to the his­ Baldwin’s' decision to put Con­ oil and 6,000 range oil customers, ments on your 1943 Income.) pay One-half of the remainder on •tameesMi _ as steak and roasts. rations for plessura driving is out apaclal dlapatchaa herein are also supplied approximately half the Jamaican Negroes this date. of compliance. ted early this afternoonr NATIVE LBS ‘ reaarrad. necticut on its honor with regard July 1—Be not too surprised In It Commissioner Hickey said ROAnt nUKS MD CHOPS eiiart m PmUm, RMn Tm sMbI ftlw tl asr Fewer points will be required Inspectors and police wuT re{>ort 3 19 tory and trsHitions and purposes to the'pleasure .driving ban than fuel oil consumed in tha dty, the Figure your 8 {ler cent victory The five suspected vlolatori k, Mrt _ motoriate with an ‘A’ atlc^r as when the boss starts deducting residents of Farmington, Glasto that “foUowtog a conference yes­ IWa PfeM. ■' 5 ■ tm M__ g5 EBE idMt natoto for njmeroua Items of lamb, veal Full aarvloa client of N. E. A. of the Red Cross to imagine somf met the casual eye. OPA said. The suspension was Waterbury,' iJune 3.— —A from your pay 20 per cent oi all tax, take the deductions, and Wk—liMfini (cMm kan Ml) CiNNk 91 ShMMifi IpHf^ toa iImH m and variety meats, while pork quickly as those with ’B’ kiid. 'C CALIFO RNIA FRESH garvlca Inc. fif^ure John. L. ;>wls decrecirtg There is, elementally of coume, ordered M^ay 21 after a hearing. pay tho additional over what has buryi Stamford and Brtdge{ior terday Governor Baldwin and (IF csO__ —...... MhSfe., T k| todiM t stickers if they violate the bsb.” tour of five states to visit 10,000 over basic exemptions of $12 week­ were accused of using their ca State OPA Director Chester 'A. thriaMag 9B^^9M9I999| B9MI9M**** kilMv tonls II tiusk values generally remain unchang­ ^>llahera, »«P«aentatlT^, that workers refusie to go to a the possibility that Governor Declaring that a vice president ly for single {lersons, 884 weekly been withheld, or get a rebate. Mato RIk ihsMat (Mat G CImrIi If Sliiiliiff MM* pMd It toe sMal ftkM'sw ed. OPA ho{>es, however, that the PEAS 2 lk35‘ Jttilua Mathawa Bpecla_l A*ancy _ of the - company had asked for Jamaican Negroea working on Estimate your 1944 Income if It to go to theaters. All five were r^ Bowles delegated. tee commission­ ksMN)(10'aiO...... U ki5(flnto) kiM M... •teed M toe ■Mteksd to a CALIFO RN IA SIZE 60';i Detroit and certain disaster scene ,';unless as­ Baldwin is right, and t h ^ the for married (plus 86 for each de­ er of state {Mllce to establish an housewife will regard pork as s New Tork. Chlcado. modification of the suspension, on farms la planned by the Most Rev. Is not from wages or salaries and {lorted by OPA Investigators. Wk—aiMNsi (cktoi ktae as) SkWsStiiReCMtii...... SkMtoM rtaakkMI(pteak) beei wfckh ii le pneered U Boaton. ____ way to get Americans ^ lly be­ pendent). He’ll'be ordered to do 5 better buy than heretofwe because sured of a raise in pay. And tt hind the sacrifice necessary for the grounds that customers were Thomas Addis Emmet, S.J., friar make a quarterly payment on it. Urges Local Police Coo|ienite enforcement setup to curb illegal (7* esO„...... 15 iliieeldwiMle,erTMinli bureau of that and turn tt over to the Treas­ State Police Coromlasioner Ek sales of gaaoUns; to detect and of the higher points for beef. LEHUCE h»o16* m em ber audit can be doubted that an organiza­ this war Is to trust tWm and let suffering bardahi{>s. Day said It apostolic of Jamaica, B.W.I. ury as current payments on vic­ If 20 jier cent is withheld from your MA Hk-fiastoii (tkkN MASTS ' nEwsANooTHnem per peed Mwl ke eddedii CIBCDLATIONR___ Bishop Emmet arrived her* last pay and you are single and make ward J. Hickey urged local {x>Ud apprehend {seddlers of black mar­ ■iiMiMdnm K b reeked m itced. Ehccepit for chuck or shoulder litfA S itn SELECTED RED-RIPE tion functioning on such a basis them follow their own patriotic had been determined that custom­ tor:^ and Income taxes. kasata)(7*to0. MKO-totoki...... steaks, up{>ed one point a jiound, ers couid be supplied by other night and outlined plans to visit more than $2,700 or married and to cooperate in the drive in a teI4 ket coupons and to locate willful Raanm SftMs-teai 5 IksjtoM ksMUMKHM y ie e sY v a e Tha Herald Prlntlns Company. consciences. Nor is/there any cer­ File Esttmate Sept. 15 Ramd Tif Rmp hM SlrfiRH'AiMlNiL 7 tha ration value of all steaks {vas Inc. aaaumee no financial reeponel- would long continue to receive the dealers during the^u8{)enslon. the Jamaicans who have been as­ make more than 88,800, figure the ty{>e message to all department violatora of the pleasure ban Im- ItaiRp-kMM ki__ SAUSAGE MttJt ^ TOMATOES Tr23* MlUy for typvpraphlcal “P* tain, iron-clad /guarantee that yesterday afternoon. (K>sed by OPA ofliciale. ISL------7 Increased three. {Mints. Round TENDER CRISP FRESH voluntary financial support of the pleasure driver^on t^e -road un­ Day replied to the vice presi­ signed to ease the manpower Sept. 18—If you’re single end difference between your total estl Rttffip—kasalaaa., nearlnc In make more than $2,790 or married mated 1944 tax and the amount to OPA officials said Severe pms "Inveetlgatora from the OPA g Off Saanis-Hinl: Typkil steak will require / 12 points a Manehaater Evening Herald. pub^j^. der the honor/system would not dent. .who was unidentified: shortage on farms In Connecticut, ChtKkarSkeultor—kasak__ Isas Pmis-Mn irasM pound, com{>ared With 10 points Oared Nothing for Trials New Jersey, New York, Michigan and make more than 83,800 file be withheld and pay one-fourth of ties would be Imposed on tho and state police department,” the Sltmir-teailm____ . G ItMnmkMdSalMil.kud 6REEN BEANS 2 Its 29* The Red Cross workers them­ also get on w road In the face of with your tax collector an est^- found ^ I t y of violations, ass teletype conttoued, "will be aped- Chwk ar tkaoMar—kaaataa_ CwviW, pad Pteitnal... for pork tenderloin. Thursday, June 8 attemptedy^lice enforcement. "As long as there was financial and Idaho. tnuMsInli!^^ OTHEN FONK COTS Smi-dff Siotiti; Tnicil CALIFORNIA selves haven't been consulted yet. gain to the company, the officers Ha will remain In this country mate of your 1043 earnings and March 16, 1944—'Take a few ing, '’ausptension of gasoline fically assigned to cover the state niws AND OTHEK CUTS Will HavO To Eat Lea* But ^ether the "honor sys­ pay one-fourth of the excess over days vacation to recuperate. lions for the duration will not for enforcement of the regulationa ttssK m CmMM, m The poln| j^uggUng, according to BeirinninK Of Backbone? and they will inevitably have the tem” for Connecticut works or cared little or nothing for the la­ unUl July and Xls Itinerary In­ S IM,isdM«ftitoh.. CARROTS tCH 10* bor and trials of |>atrioUc Ameri­ cludes a visit to \^eston qollege, the amount being withheld from an unusual penalty In casea whei {>ertalntog to illegal sales of gas­ STEWS AND OTHER CUTS 5 INittmi iii tickkiiii. OPA, adds up to this: Those who last word. We would - be very not i / perhaps somewhat beside Fmk, SmM and Csskid buy more lamb, |Mrk and veal and Vfnwt haptens next In the coal can citizens who were striving in .Weston, Mass., to brdaln~25 can­ your salary. If you get your money BeryUium-copiier la replacing deliberate maliciouaness is demof oline; to detect and apprehend SImtRlka. n m n a ^ " I VAMEn MEAn FiM kww ki...... much surprised if they, whose the real point. If it can be made from sources other than wages or bronze and steel in many war uses. atrated.” peddlere of black market ration FMlirtt M CkK tetw.. SNH|t;> TfpIcM Nmm variety cute Will-be able to main­ OgtrUce Mtuation is conjecture, toAeem to have worked, it is easy the .{lif.e of great odds to make didates for the priesthood June 12. Ptata-katols. llBRk..ABeB b e ■rate m PM Sasiaii, Wlaaen, profession is a proud one of heroic coupons and to locate willful vio­ FMIm, isfsia ■sken, Mrind Ismt, tain their weekly meat - consump­ sv«n though It must and should t/w'ecognize in it a refreshing lators of tea pleasure ban." 9 tion' at present levels, hgjt those response to emergency, will ever 1944 national campaign argu­ Sriikal iosaku. I Chaefc-.ABeB li *t UWR Md Um SMNia|,.sad happen aoon, perhapa in the ■Umh who insist on beef will have to eat TISSUEb’ TOWELS choose to put themselves into ment, with Connecticut presented Simgi ml llmi Ckto Cm Cum (Rrt). Inw-I: inj( wml ms- leas of it. •oursa of this present day. The as one of tha state laboratories in FhskMiaL_ hoi g Pork now la coming to market natter has gone back to the Pres- union strait Jacket. UMFiL M ------which .jthe "non geatapo” methods Hart kassM. ■roeew *m ■■ none* Onto!: IMiMitkNMX in relatively greater quantities tdcnt, wl» had it a month ago, of dealing'HMth the American i>eo- Wagner Gives Nart-tosataA. ViM fits MliB| than'beef, OPA said. Beef Slaugh­ ple in a period m shortage and RmMb, MMkt, MihIi, and that, on the surface, seems lelp VAMm MEAn Grasp 3;*)wimNiiii ter between March 26 and May 21 With Only A Little sacrifice has beenTfqvored in place Its. mi iMm Immm vnl BACON \ MSI; UlM SSSHSP Is- waa almost 10 per cent below ex­ KIDNEYS inre a aorry merry-go-round, in of "New Deal” regulation and Security Plan On May Ilth , the JA jAps ^ began ^ - - G CkRMkWL. WdidMiteMklikH pectations. On the other band, s rU ^ a arhole month of contro- bureaucratic oppression. mm0 mm mm {>ork slaughter exceeded th^ fore­ MACKEREL what seemed an ominous threat My home is going to •mW -M « pm, IM ML Em_____ ifnay and anxiety brings us back It It could be demonstrated, Legislation Drafted En­ VAMEH MEAn OraupA: LauBtoBE M cast by about 13 per cent. MUST REMOVE FRESH only to the starting point to Chungking Its ^ The fear, in or claimed, that Connectlcnt HAMIUR5ER BrUra ■an Hmi »% aM; The clirllian demand for beef, had found all this Washington S 99Ciih~MNi9t flirf i9 KMsqrt. Smim Md Hwd Cktara CAUGHT LB There are elements in the eitu- many quarters, Was that Japan visions Vast New puf gimi ffiii Md •«------«- OPA said, has made it impossible 1 0 * rigor unnecessary, and If ' the liveable—cjuaint—so Tn g tens CMu4liiimi,ilni Unn._ ladadidfiptdkH M M|k* for the armed services to obtain otiosi, however, which are more was at last m ^d^g a definite ef­ tMki, M n , riM, hMl KMraf* 4 •» A MMadfiiaM______EXCESS ACIDS fAWOf GRHN experiment of a Republican ad­ Post - War Program. llan their full requirements. oneouraging than^that It fort to brln^^e war in China it­ ministration in Connecticut •f rmd, MtMik tMm, Gifts for June Brides G Small Amomt Ex{Mited ShriMp > 3 5 ' I-' f the War Labor Board which self to a c^e, befofe'the eventual could be made to seem a prom­ ■ V - . \ Washington, Jims 8.—(F) — A iMsi-plits si4 Hal {■tiHMi aMtoai nhi fe I In ths first four months of 1948, tefSH SLICfl) ise of a more pleasant and riea- talmnlspiBf kH lM _.J 5 Tmmmmm. 1 TSM'eTn* MM imm. ■truck a healthy blow yesterday full tideyC* Allied aid could come vast new ]>ost-war program of only 1 {>er cent of the beef and to the fescue of China. The Jap Sonable wav for all the people veal supply was exported under KalibHt > 4 3 * by its order that no negottationa of all the states, . then that Watkins Early American with that extra social security waa envisioned to­ towm ■ m r FATP, MU. AND OAinV PMODUCTC lend-lease, according to Admin- forc^mvolved was not large, as FRESH cur can be conducted while the might be a valuable |iart of day by Samator Wagner (D., N. Ctatleeri CMiltaerto to* lea latrator Edward R. Stettlnius, Jr. miners are out on strike in i de- some of the armies in this war are ,1944 Republican .campaign at­ T.), hi legialatton he said he had BLJk to* Stettlnlua reported lend-lease beef FiN tU tfiMisuk calciilated. But it waa tliorough- mosphere. And the man to sell and vsal sx{Mrte totaled 29,800,• gance of their own no-strike ''something" drafted for Immediate Introduc­ Urt. CKtItCT GrawH. MW CMCMEN OauOGE ly equipped, and there waa no that Idea, and that atmosphere, Furniture 000 {sounds to the Janu^i;y-AprU and in defiance of the even If It should not {trove fom- tion. BdkMlMPlrttM {sertod, which he figured aimunted guarantee, outside of exceptional 8{)onaored jointly by Senator I Ml Latwtpri ig4y a own order to keep produe- slble to sell himself ^ong ^ t h ' CMCtaCiiwsakl to 0.014 of a pound' tor aach. civil­ Chinese resistance, that it could ... and the extra "something” is the Murray (D.. Mont), the proposed o n tn . ian to the United States. eoal while the negotia^ns It, would 'be Governor B^dwin. Watkins label which adds prestige bill was dsscribed by W a^er as not go whore it {Heaaed. . Included In the Governors CissMti Citti|s Mtortn Lsnd-lsass meat ax{>orta in the in progress. Until tWs or­ to your gifts; proves them in unques­ “an American plan,’’ containing CkMM (MBillallll LMkPIIM "honor aystem” {tolicy, then, was tionably good tgste; finely made and Bumy variations from ths British GWm REM nBR*.. Psnid H i DtTiidd four montha totaled 877,800,000 GMGER ALE der finminatlng the negotiations This campaign with its ominous perhaps the first effort to retrieve AtiK.' ■mtkiBi%kBt- QnM^MvdnMl pounds, pork leading with 498,- 1 .tLnn beginning baa now appai^tly finished! Baveridgs "cradle to tee grave” CM ' . and ragrrlng the matter to the those national prospects which proposal. Gatoi eame, John U Lewis come close to its happy endihg. went awry when the 1943 session Would Flnanos Syatem DMtodTtofHL ikO I. EdMS of the Legislature wpn a general waa havink things handsomely hia The one factor that could change It would satabllsh a 6 {>er cent ■wee* akWunimiGntol--* ^ - e. ---A-«_ ^ Sm M the story—heroic and effective reputation for making politics employe and a 6 per cent employ- IM wWOS PHnM I Itatoa. — rrufTiB own way^Ha waa defying the or­ rather than war its principle bual- IIBMB MM nPBM nnMS TiPldt, llll, IdMl, m M M In Grart Chinese resistance—has operated. •r contribution on all wages and I Til. derly procesM pf hia own goV' iieaa; However small the Gover- salartea up to 88,000 a year to vkMO..______taiVtol______C H totowtom, amment, and \gettlng rewarded Perhaps the Chinese armies have nW’s share and responsibility In finance a national social insur- likw tapinw, Una tka for doing it. never bad more positive vigor t h ^ record, It became part of the anes system consisting of; MNMsnaiMkGNi than they have displayed in blunt­ of this administration, and 1. A national system of public MSM LHl. SIOBm. Our goveyiimeiX reached some unquwtlonably affected bis na­ ing and turning and at least par­ employment offices. CHEESES—traap la anaand MDapi toam partial tMwratlan ff dignity with tional prominence. 3. Old age, and aurvivora’ insur­ tially destroying the five Jap di­ N o w rp 'itF m Legtototuro gone MntodtoHMbto' All MIkit rillentd raitokdto 1% m ttm the>^-Waf Aiabor B o m ’s order. If ance totoia Eumpln M ra> baBnttLNaan ntosad. Lewis to aegottm, let him visions engaged in this offensive. home, Gwernor Baldwin Is bn 8. Psimanent disability insur­ MMlMiflntoO-l hia own a g ^ . The-pleasure driv­ ance and lum{>-sum death bene­ • c c i ■ IH first eaU his atrike off. We wiU no' Our share ta this triumph is ing ban provided him with his on tha basis of tlHs order, fits. small Indeed, but we can be proud first opportunity to strike for na­ 4. Protection fbr tee social 8( ae- with a rebel. of it for what it was—the pres­ tional considerotion and for the curity rights of menn ynd women Salvation Army Citadel, and othar War Labor Board hdffbig ence of the beginnings of an creation of a national issue, and In the military aervice Rubber Problem Solved meeting places- have been made ha took it proiMtly 'and Instah- Banquet Held Praise Given and right reasons for its anton. American-Chinesc air force whlcn A' 'Unemployment insurance.^ By Autumn of 1944 available to the Red Croce at vari­ taneoualy, with A, firmness which ■\ 6. Temporary disability insuir- ous times through the fine coopera­ FM t Bnri It itself summarized these as ml* may have done more than we showed an intention of carrying ancs and maternity benefits. i,, By Glee Club tive spirit of lntereste4 people. lows: know to help turn the tide of bat- It through even shobld its driving 18x17” reproducUctos of eld Town People 7. Medical an d ' bospltaUzation'i 'I " ■'' Houston, Texas, June 8—(JP) And by no means least to its con­ S l w r t e a h t pkgS'i 2 5 * “In abort, throughout the' results prove disappointing. French prints in blond maple Insurance. \ ' — tribution has been the Manchester .tle. But moEp inlportant than frames, glAS. —Rubber Director W. M. Jef­ course of thia dispute the mine If It was {MMslble thgt a lot of 5^ Unemployment alldwancea fers. on a tour of lns]>ectlon Herald, in whose columns so much DOT hat we had thete for this battle Connecticut (>eople mt^fit do a Bisethovens Meet at Have Responded Nobly space has been generously given Dated DoMts 14« workers, imder Mr. L e ^ s ’ leader­ upon tsrmlnatlon of mlUtaiy serv­ of ayntheUc rubber plants, Papil-eali Cmgisy, LMg Mssd CNy. N. Y. is\^e demonstration by the Chi- considerable amount pteM* ice. « Giuntry Cli|b, Hear Re­ planned to go to Borger, To All Appeals Made over to Red Cross publicity. ship, have defied the orderly proc­ armlos of what they can do ure driving under the protemton Cover Boooomlo Baaards Texas, today, thence to Los The local chapter of tha Red Franchised Bottler! Pepsi-Cbte BottUng Com(inajr of Cmtrnl VUlnae. See#* EGGS...iii* p*d*ot esses of the Government of the on their own and with a little of the “No O estapor poUoy, it P' The meazure, Wagner asserted, ports of Officers. Angel-js. By the Red Cross. Cross has every reason to feel that Central Village, Coon. ai(*m*t* for s>*ari United States and the naUonal waa also possible that that covered broadly tee economic By the autumn of 1944, he the {>eopIe, ail the people, of Man­ sam u to o K help. ^May grand strategy and 1944 Baldwin vehicle might do chester, are behind Its sffoite in r c e c no-stiike agreement tio which they 'haaarda of average people The Beethoven (Ilee CHub held said here yesterday to an in­ Tbs people of Mancheeter, Sirietb FfMh Grade A C Q Q O Americn production speed the a little rolling too, wherefo4;& '‘throughout their life time. Its umual banquet' last night at terview, the rubber problem ths fullest degree, and all tee In­ {Hedged themselves. can be forgotten. whether as individuals, in groups dividuals and groupa which are MED. e c t day w h^they can have all the we should Judge, tlie Governor’s from Qushman Galleries “It tocraasea the old age bene­ the Msmehrater Country club, with or as organizations, are united in "They continue to insist upon ' Insistence that an the eompn- (Right) The Liberty^ fit allowances for workers and For moet members of the in- cooi>erating so heartily and gen­ DOZEN9U DOZEN^O help they iieed to drive the in­ 32 present, including wives and a determined effort to help the erously may feel certain that they a special treatinent and a privi­ ance< statlstlos he finds are There’s a rich, glowing wiumth to the finish of Cushman chair In black vrith their families,’* he said, "and sxX specUon party, which includ­ Red Croas in its service to the vader into tee sea. good, even when thejr’re bad. * gold eagle and stars, lady friends of the members. ed Undersecretary of War have the heartfelt thanks of the leged position, in defiance of the Creations, achievediiy 'Vermont craftsmen through scuffing tend# eovsrags to 15 mUUona now country. The response to the USE COUPON Ho. 24 N O W ! and maple arms. excluded, such me farm workers ' An excellent roast chicken din­ Robert I . Patterson, the tour' Red Cross organization. GILCON PAINTS and highlighting.. .a finish that lends old-time patina to ended yesterday. varied and numeroua calls for MANUFACTURED IN EAST HARTFORD national atabillxatlon policy fixed 'Smart as can bA and domestic servanta sm{rioyes ner prepared by Arnold Pagan], volunteer workers hat. been splen­ After Biwer Game? these charming Early American pieces. - The“Priscilla Alden 128.80. w Exciteineiit Oaosss Death SERVICE AND PRICES THAT ONLY A by Act of Congress. White Foremen ' of non-profit inatitutiona, and the caterer of the dub, was enjoyed, did, and there are hundreds of ‘They refuse to abide by the bedroom shown here smacks of salty Plymouth! Buy it ladapendaat fumer. professional women, and many men, who are FACTORY CAN GIVE! It’s SB interesfitog and rather following which David' Hutchin­ Kansas Clty-MJP)— Mrs. Melin­ laws and the lawfully eatabllshed "open stock” or as a i^up.: Dresser base $55; Mirror and small buttneae man." Frequent Caller devoting hours of their busy weeks dramatic ooncllisiiA which might Cause of^StePike \$19.90; Bed $47.50; Chest $6SJ50; Bedside table $19.50. It Is being offered "simply as e son, the retiring president called to the work of the Red Chuss. There da Dyer saw two cars collide. ^ OUTSTANDING VALUES procedures by their government. be gained from UnlOpg two of basis for legislative study and upon various members present for has been wonderful res{>onse, too, Neither driver waa hurt but phy-, A-l HOUSE PAINT—All Colors...... $2.85 per gal. 5’s Not shown: Vanity base $61.50; Mirror $19.90; Bench, rejxirta on the past season’s ac­ At Hotel Suite siclans 'said the excitement wai “They challenge the Govern­ yesterday’s news sto: constderatlon," Wagner said, and in the solving of the problem of A-33 PORCH AND DECK PA IN T ...... $2.85 I’s ment of the United States in ^ 4 .6 0 . / eontraats 'with the Beveridge plan tivities. These induded the his­ meeting places and headquarters too much for Mrs. Dyer. s_W)ille St. Louis, Mo., June 8.—(JP)— torian’s highlights, as read by describing the accident to / her A-«0 SEMI GLOSS ENAMEL ...... $2.95 I’s of war." One story was the \recurrent Approximately 2,800 Negro em­ which be aald “putaXmqre, than for the classes, coips, and commit­ story ^ the mystery, qk Prime helf the cost u{>on the' general Alfred C. .Lange; the librarian’s White Plains, N. Y., June 8.—(JP) tees. daughter soon afterward, she col­ A-90 Gives s Beautiful Dull, Washable, Velvet Fin­ It is reported that,^ at last ployed at one of eight pr^uction re{x>rt oh the club’s music by Fred lapsed and died.'- / Minister C&urchiH’s .stehmbouts units of the St Louis Ordnance (Left) Tole silent but­ Treasury tooths very first year of. —-Mrs. Hannah Williauns Dem{>sey Moving Hendquarters ish ...... 90c per quart night’s White House conference Soderberg, and finally the annual —— ------______on his way home to Eiiglaad or plant struck.: today, refusing to lers. hand decorated. opmation,'’ report of the conductor, F r^ E. was a frequent caller at a hotel As has already been announced, SPECIAL COLORS MADE TO ORDER. on the sltuatiOft, the President work under white foremen, Julian fl.80. Werner, / , suite occuplec^by Benny WoodaU the Production headquarters is \ ’ ^ ' bis way farther from Englaiid, as moving to a central location in the was foimd ifi support of tha War Kirk, public relations director for Prealdent’a Remnrlu _ and his sister, Mre. Jackie Griffin, Labor Board's honest, tough posi­ rumor chose It. the United State Cartridge com­ Rudolph Johnson, the newly pariah house of the Center church, Cox Will Press according to a former bellhop‘at and will 0{>en there on June 7.- H 190 tion. Let’s hope that a new key The other story was the repol pany, said.' (Right) AH ciystal hurri­ elected presideht for tee coming the hotel, and during the visits Gilcon Paint and Chemical Co. Molasses Orfindmi'B Whitie- foremen have supervised cane lamps wired for elec­ year was also called upon for re­ is with real regret that they leave FOOT RELIEF ,1500 BURNSIDE AVENUE EAST H.^RTFORD has been set^’hnd that U is one in that a British Airways liner, car­ Mrs. Griffin would remain in the Cheney Hall, for the coo;>eration pom work in the unit since Its forma­ tricity; etched chimney, FCC Inquiry marks. He said he hoped for the lobby. For Sore Aching Hot Feet TELEPHONE 8-3685 Crisco 5 1 .24<’ 691 which our government ^ 1 fight rying Leslie Howard, had been 57.50. , received from Mr. McCann, mana­ Soothrs anS eoola. Grcaselasa, Stala- tion in July, 1942, but Negro em­ support of all officers and com­ Chef Boy-Ar-Defe PKQ 32« shot doWn over the Bay of Biscay ployes were selected this month mittees and urged the club mem­ So testified Michael Sidorisk, 23, ger of the aaleeroom, and the en­ ■eu. I'aal %j aalaaaeo*la. ahorrera this matter ttu-ough to the bitter 'Washington. ’ June 8.—(JF)—A{)- oqe-Ume employe of a New York tire Cheney organization, )tas been ani tarlorr workers. Oet «kat *ea- tPAOHETTI eiNNES—I RED POINT on* its way from Idsbon to Lon­ fOTtralning as supervisors to re­ Tnitype sofldj-Kmaple psrently secure 'in his assignment bers to go ahead along musical eroBo-Jar for oalr 50 eeals at oara ra*’ end. __ Itoes-'the coming season as they hotel, as trial of divorce actions as complete and as spontaneous as for quirk rrlirf at Wrldoa Oraa Ce„ 6r86iiBeaa8"N'i;*Vlfi'^17‘ don. place them, Kirk explained. Windsor chair from an as chairman of a House committee brought by Jack Dem{>aey, ex- The Negro workmen evidently have been doing in-the past. It could {x>aaibly,be. Ceatrr Pkaraiarr. Marrkr Dra* NO. 2 I Btorly Pennsylvania ds- Investigating the Federal Com­ Co., J. W. Halo Corp„ aaS all saa* -W -A- -A ★ i f r k - k . ★ A : CUT -fteMr.-phurchill’s present location- are itot - organlzedr'he-sald, and A'"«urpriae feature'’ last night heavyweight champion, resumed Rev. J. 8- Neill of St. Mary’s W axB eaas'^*“^' CAN 13' Unionize The Red Cross?/ sign dsttog 1750-1795, munications commission despite dra* afloreiV' O m m m w c t c h c s t e r would doubtless be news In Its was th's reception ot greetings yesterday in State <',upreme court Episcopal church, has offered ^tee $, have \ selected no spokesman. $15.50. FCC protests on his qualifications. 'use of the parish ^houae kitchen to o w p c h i c k e n n o o d l e 12 0Z 2 1«. The broad general argument of "ThereXja' no o..c you can talk to. Representative Cox (D., Ga.) said from Evai. Nyquist, long an active The trial was ordered, resumed own, right. It also happens that ^ u member of tee club, now serving by Referee J. Addison .Ybunz who the Canteen Chips, which is great- )&C. -'Whether unions are good or bad the shooting down of a BriUsh They juht quit work and said they today he would preaa the' inquiry. Jy appreciated, since up to this 3&C.Potato Stix liiozS' wouldn’t \ continue under white "I don’t Intend to be Intimidated In the U. S. Anny and located in huled that the nervous condition of aeems to have been Settled, some p a s ^ g e r plane flying between Mrs. Dem{>sey—who was not in Urns tee Qoips has had no ;>erman- N 0 W ymdtr-srm ' /roicli .o z 1 2 ' foremen.’.’ : ent location. The Canteen is or­ time ago, so far ag the policy of neutral' Portugal and Britkin Two shlfln have quit and Kirk dared the Georgian. sage waa transmitted by nrieans of court-^was hwufflclent cause for recordings. postj^nement. ganised for group feeding on Red Cream Deodorant .3«l(iRe Powder PAGE * OZ 7* the American people Is concerned, would be newt. For the previous said he did not know - whether a Meanwhile, jthe House Judiblary Cross projects, and will in no way third shif t .would work committee took no action on a {>etl- Gifts were presented- by tee club Sidoriak’z tesltoony was cor­ saftly Unionism In general Is here to situation has been that one of the Frieze covered Lawson (Left) Nest of three tlon by Cnifford J. Durr, FCC mem. to Mix- David Bennett, the' ac­ roborated by M ri Anna BoyukA conflict with ^ Canteen Aide! stay. Its powers and {fiivlle|:ea de- queer touches of this war pas seen genuine mahogany companist, and to CkJnductog Wer- already established at St Mary's Stops Perspiration ■ * ' \ ' ber, thkt Cox be disqualified as A.l,^°" former housekeeper at the hotel, church, the Center church and the Shut. SonnaL {>end a great^ deal upon Its own such traffic unmolested by the New...just to..isnd {>ertiaps ths last^sofas tablea in Sheraton member bf the special committee a alight appreciation of whe also said she (had seen a pic­ GRAHAM 1' LB Execution Dates with BPRINO-FIUjESD seat cushional Per­ style, glSJlO. their services. ) - Second Congregational church. CERO-MEATO Increasing maturity of Itonduct. Germans, even though they must set up to toveatlgate the commis­ ture of Mrs. DeoffMey on Woodall’s CRACKBRS PKG-J fect for the maple room as they tu* covered sion. A short program of entertain­ dresser. ' Blood Vonors Unit t But the whole general question have air fields within easy touen ment followed the dinner. It in­ Tho management at Chenef For Quartet Set ln~stt{>er-fine, textured mohair frieze covers.., t o a st -bX ked 1 LB‘ is reopened, tt ssema to us, when of the route. Up<\to this time, at tourquolae, woodroSs, brown, gl5S. cluded vocal aslsctlons by Miss Hall la going to a great deal of No down-hearted, nnder-nonrished (Right) Oval mirrors in Eleanor .Seiwgren, and her lister, trouble to make possible the set- dog if you feed him healthful Cen^ lALTtNIS PKG 15‘ It Is {iroposed that the workers of least, the. Germans, had apparent­ decorative 2-lnch metal Labor Official Mrs. Elsie Gustafson; also violin Ung up of the Blood Donors mobile leiff frames; SeypjOi sizes Roosevelt Awaits Meato regularly. Here are kibbled the ARwrteaa Red Cross be u n s ­ ly assumed that U stes a pleasant Osrining. N. Y., June 3.— ts9* ized. ’nts Imlon now making tea arrangement all around for both Three teen age youths, all con­ priced from 55.50 for berg pnd Erneat ’Turek. and the chapter is very grateful. 10HX12H inch to 516.00 _$Eol to Death Reply From Staliii L Den aet rot dtesiet er men'i prime condition, protect him from a •ffort, and how engaging in na­ victed of, first degree murder, will Chorus singing by all present Beginning with the August visit Pacific Toiirr Papor aou 4® British and Germans to .^e able be executed In Sing Sing prison for the 21x25 sis*. of old favorites brought ths eve­ of the unit, the Blood Donofs Serv- ihuu. Deei net initti* tkia. poorly balmteed oieL Cero-Meoto ha* tional coBtroveray with the heads to reach Portugal easily. Psrhapa. (Below) ’IVutypp end ta­ f r o m ning to a close. ive has bean offered ths use of the 2. Nowiitia(todrr.'Cuilwa*ad during tec week of;,July 8. ble reproduced from s St. Louis, Mo., Juna 8.—(JP)—*11)# tight after thevtag.. _ ’ the right eorabinalkm of protein and QetigN CLEANSIS 2 CANS S' or tha Red Cross, ts tbs Boeial some doyi soma interesting infor­ Schduldd to die are Edward stats Iiighway patrol said last Washington, Juno 8.—(JP)—Prta- necessary rooms and kitchenette larger New England piece 8. lutanthr stops pctfpintioii fet vitamin rich-ingrediente. Ivory SNOW 2 1 9' pkV23^ Berries Employes Uiflon, an af' mation would past, aome contact Haight, l7, of Stamford, Conn., night Buck Newell, buslneae agent, Ident Roosevelt kept a lookout to­ at the South Methodist church, by dating about 1750, 522.50. H o u s e Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., who I to 5 (iajrs. rtrre n ts odor. Costa so little, too! Buy filiate ot the United Office and be arranged In Lisbon, the city ot convicted of killing two young for a Hotstlng . Englneera' union Court of Honor day for hia (Mraonsl postman, Jo­ A A pure, white, grceseleps, it at your pet shop, feed, SliipM Flakes “h 23' girls in Bedford village, and Wil­ (AFL) here, waa found shot to pointed out that thia location will staiolcss venishiag ateam. Profearional Woriesrs, C.I.O. It whis{>era. seph E. Davlea, who is brtnging dmler or grocer. liam Diaz, 18, and Benitez de (Above) 41 inch cobbler’s death to bis country home in near­ bs easily scceaaibla by bus, and 5. Awetded Apptovri Sm I 'oV 3xyM2pX19'^l23' proclaims Us totantloB to proceed Perhaps' something has hap­ Jesus, 18, both of New Yorii, who, bench from Trutyps by Jefferson county. On Friday Evetiing back an answer to the President’s tear* wlU be no sta in to climb. - Ametiesa losnnn of Lauadat- confidential letter to Premier Jo- ?&6N^HASilp S cAMBsIA' with' Its ' unionisation plaria Of pened to change Nasi compla­ the state charged, killed Pvt. Ed­ House copied from a 1700 . Ool. M. Stanley Ginn, patrol Homs N untog olaasea will con­ to^for bciag hstmtois to win Berkowltz, 22, whoae parenU model, 585. superintendent, said NewcAl’s body, eeph Stalin of Russia. tinue to meet at St. Bridget's this effort, we can say that It cence. Perhaps, to make it point­ The- regujAr monthly meeting of White House officials thought church, where"' pn'vloui rlim s CaMaySeap 3oai^ 29* Uve to Hackensack, N. J., In Har­ pierced by seven pistol bullets, the local Boy Scout Court of Honor Bligbt possibly succeed, but we ed, tea Nasla are bagtontog to bd lem last October. ■ • ” - wap found hy his wife on her re­ Davlea and his important brief have found the equipment and Waoibiry’i'^ t ^ ^ will be held At tee South Methodist esse would wnlve from the west faoiliUea moat complete and con­ do not spe bow U eould succeed slightly annoyed at tea way Mr. Alfred Haynes, 88, under con- (Left) Psnnsytvanto slat (Left) Genuine turn from St. Louis. church on Friday evening at 7:80. to{k desk In the Trutjrp* man. *J.‘.y end ta­ coast late to ths day, flytog venient The Surgtoal Dressings Doz 2 19* VS; 23* trithout kUllag the. Red Cross to Churchill and othar Allied leaders .^Uon of first dsgrse murd^ to Newsll’s attempts to orguiize . Thia will be tee last session for weather permitting. ths Brooklyn slaytog of LucUlq^ CoUecUon from ths orig­ ble of Oilppsa- workers on th* government- workan have beeff'''«ada to feel Uto process. flit Bucoessftaiy about tho world. the present season and all scouts But th ^ had nothing whatever very weloome and comfoiteble at All grIdM MibjMt «• m arinitriis Robtoton, will bs Mecfrocuted the inal found tn Manheim; dale InatoraUon; financed Oil jHpe Uns {>roJeot si who have applications handed In 3 9 ^ ajss IfraMdettt Norman N. Davl% la Perhaps, when thap attacked that dated about 1770, fTS. rimmed to p . to say about tho contents of tha American Legion haU, whiere they following week. nimo, Mo., last month were blkm- to the secretary should make every communication the former amba^ aiwlalMdadriSlMB statement on the l^me, ralsee The execution dates were con­ WATKINS 59.95. ed by workers for a labor tie-up will continue to meet. plane ovea.. the Bay ot Biscay, effort ‘to attend this meeting. 'The sadnr to Rusala delivered person­ tained In orders from the state i.SOTHSgt .V,. INC. Other PlacM A«sllablr riant points. cd they might be getting 1. . whl6h resulted in the calling out negt meting will not be held till ally to Sialtn In Moscow or tee The Y. M. C. A., the Masonic -•v Court of Appeals rsceived yester­ af tee dAate mlMia. next September. / reply he was bringing back. ^servlcw Is tea M teSsi LsMle Howard. day by Warden Robeit J. Kiit|A Temple, ths various schools, the

f ■'1-" . / r/' jQAisiJfiKinTrK EVENING HERAH), MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 3. 1943 EIGHT to call upon the - secretary of war sourcea o f Income will estimate enemy Artillery concentrations their 1943 liability and pay quar­ 14 Younat Men W n p ~ lM 9 for whate-ver military assistance Slays Fgther South Coventry v-y V. south of the city with fragmenta­ Hagedom Is he feels ta needed. terly on it, beginning Sept. 16. WDBO—IMS W N B O -^«19 tion bombs While P-40s set Are to 4. The first two installments Today’s Radio rstery Seen In the famous (Connecticut ma­ The wedding of Miss Evelyn Mil­ dll storage tanka. chinist strike tn the World war. Then Himself paid this year on 1942 taxes will Are Ordained In a combined operation on May Back Home President Wilson invoked eco­ be credited to 1943 taxes. dred Beebe, daughter o f Mrs. Ink Billies Top Soldiers At The Oval Man’s Death 31 American Uberators and pur­ nomic sanctions. He warned that Show Surprising Strength P. Beebe and the late Rev. Hania 4:00— wnc — Backstage vHfe;'f T:«5—WDRO—Mr. Keen; WTHT WDBC—The Heme Front Re- —Lest We Forget. suit planss pt the (Jhlneae / Air if the men did not return to their Backers of am anti-strike bill, C. Beebe, to Corporal Victor Bph- Enter Priesthood Today ergel Force attacked''the Japanese air Bodies of Two Men showing surprising strength in porter; News; WNBC3—Club 8:00— w n c —- MeMaxwell House Major First Manchester Jobs by a certain date they would reum Snyder, son of Mrs. Anna Matinee. lid in Alley In Nor- field at Ichang. Before reaching be denied employment in other the House, forced the measure to At St. Joseph’s Cathe* Coffee 'Hme; WDRC—Grapevine Dodgers Top Track Fast the target they were Intercepted Officer Returned from Found by W ife and a strategic position for a vote to­ Snyde'r of Greenfield, Maae., will 4:15 — w n c — Stella Dallas; Rancho; W TH T—‘News; Music; plants with government contracts. WNRC—Sammy Kays. i^ eh and Pawcs Away by a large formation of Japanese Luther Harr, official counsel Mother in House. day but a stack of time-taking take place Saturday afternoon at dral in Hartford. WNBC—News. - fighters, and It was In the ensuing Battle Zone. btnendments threatened to delay 4 p. m. tn tha Congregational 4:30—,w n c — Lorenso Jones; 8:15—WTHT—Treasury Star Pa- Cards 3 to 2 Cy Clemens Pulls and representative of soft coal WDRC— Perry Como, Songs; B Two Days. air battle that Colonel Alisons consumers under the bituminous final action until tomorrow. church here. The Rev. George Car­ Hartford, June , S.—iJD— Fcnir- rads; WNBC3— Lum and Abner. Waterbury, June 3.—(/T' — The ter of Greenfield will officiate. Cor­ WNBC—Alvlno Rey. 8:30—WTIC—The Aldrich Fam­ Chinese pilots shot down three Major Raymond E. Hagedom, coal act, declared meanwhile in a mihny of the amendments were Zeros and probably destroyed poral Snyder, now on furlough. Is teen young men were ordained 4:45—w n c — Young WIdder ^ H o rw id i. Jun* 8—(r>—Victim AUS of Glenwood street arrived at statement that consumers inevit­ bullet-pierced bodies of .Tohn Ray­ inspired by the coal strike. The ily; WDRC—Death Valley-Show; In Hard Game with the Army Ordnance Dept, at priests this morning at SL Jo­ Brown; WDRC—Ad Llnsr. News; WTHT—News; Castles In ■ aa iBjnry nMUtoed under m j«- three others. - ably would have tp ’’foot the bill” nor, 67, and his son. Buell, 31. of bill, if enacted, would outlaw Machine-gunners on the oMg his home here Monday after more Texarkana, Texas. Miss Beebe is seph’s Cathedral here at ceremo­ 6:00—w n c — When A Girl Mar- the Air; W NBC —■ America’s Brilliant Catch for the current dispute. He urged strikes against government-oper­ draamstaMstiiii, WllUam bombers sent another 20 Zeros than two years absence in sendee Waterbury, were found today in a secretary in the engineering de­ riear^WDRC—News; Ad Liner; Town Meeting. immediate steps ” to end these ated Industry in wartime—such as nies beginning at 10 o’clock. The Brooklyn Holds I.,(rad in 5 1 -jM T^d local Negro, down In flames and probably got their home near the Waterbury- partment at the University of Con­ W NBC— News. 9:00—w n c —K raft Music Hall; spent In the South ^and Patdflc perennial wrangles. the mines. . Moat Rev Henry J. O’Brien, D.D., 5:16—w n c — Portia Faces Life; at the William W. Backua five more in what the American areas. Major Hagedom was sent Cheshfre town line, and Police The House after an hour of necticut. A general, invitation is auxiliary oishop of Hartford was WDRC—Major Bowes; WTHT— National League by ” In the past, 40 years,” Harr WTHT—News; Music; WNBC Gabriel Heatter. iltal aarty today after being communique described as a “ bril­ Lieutenant William Pollard ex­ sharp debate voted yesterday, 211 e x te n ^ ^ to friends of the couple ordaining prelate and his assist­ Cut Off Rail from the South Seas Base of the —Dick Tracy. liant demonstration of aerial gun­ said, “ the coal industry has ex­ to attend the ceremony, which will 9:15— W TH T— Uncle Sam. Slender Margin; Reds Jyaed for two daya. D ^th, ac- 43rd Division due to illness but is to 163, to take up the proposal- ants were the Rev. Joseph M. G rif­ 5:30—w n c — Just Plain Bill; nery.” Both bombers and fighter perienced a long series of strikes pressed' the belief it was a case of be followed by a reception for In­ 9:30— W TIC — Rudy Vallee; Inc to coroner Edward G. Mc- now well and will be ready for known as the Smith-Connally bill fin, president of St. Thomas’ sem­ WDRC—War Commentary: Mu­ planes continued to their objective — little and big, some orilcrly and murder and suicide. vited guests at the Beebe home on WDRC— Stage Door Cknteen; Blast N. Y. Giants. waa due to a back injury, duty after an extended leave at his in the face of testimony by five inary, and the Rev. William F. - sical Interlude; Memory Lane; and poured bombs‘oh the Japanese many violent. These disputes WTHT—Treasure Hour of Song; Rockville Fielded One ntiy waa fiAmd in an ^ e y Lieut. Pollard, reconstructing high ranking government officials Prospect street. Kearney and toe Rev. John J. W NBC— Captain Midnight. air base, destroying at least three home. ^ ^ must not be repeated year after W NBC — Spotlight Bands; B.v .ludaoh Bailey Pa«;aiii’s Seek Tuesday morning. Queation- Major Hagedom Is the first the scene, said the father’s that It would promote rather than Miss Aileen Chihoon, daughter of Hayes, assistant chancellors. 5:45—W n C — Front Page Far­ planes on the ground and seriously year, for the cost to the public Sporte. .\P Sports Writer Man Defense Against at the hospital he Informed Manchester officer to bring back a was found in s sleeping position diminish strife in labor ranks. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cahoon. has The 14 new priests are mem­ rell; WDRC3—Keep the Home Impairing the enemy’s use of the goes on and on.“ enlisted In the Women’s Auxiliary 10:()0— W TIC — Durante - Moore "■ ner MrfCay that he waa seized direct report from the boys of the with a bullet through the temple, The pile of suggested ame-nd- bers of a class, of 16 being or­ Firea Burning; WTHT—Super­ The St. Louis Cardinsls may be Anti-Aircraft Squadfl field. Competent sources said the Arm y Corps and is awaiting her Cugat: WDRC—Tha First Une;, Victory Over behind late Monday night two former National Guard units and tHfe son’s body, a bullet ments contained a number that by dained for the ‘diocese of Hartford man. the world’s champions, or, as Man­ lid that he remembered nothing In the vicinity of Siaokan a president is ready to issue the or­ call to report for duty. Mrs. Celia W’THT — Raymond Clapper; now serving in the South Seas area through the face, was located In their nature indicated stormy de­ this year. The remaining ordinand. Evening Fagan Pitches Fine^l g-iore. A t the time, accordmg to locomotive and several freight der that Lewis has withheld—an another section of the house. R. Manard, who lives on the Mans­ WNBC—Major George Fielding ager Billy Soutoworth calls them, of the Solomons and reports that order directing the nation's 500.- bate was ahead. the Rev. Ml. Alfred J. Sienkle- 6:00— w n c — News; WDRC— Elliott. Casev’s Tribe Baseball to Win Hi#’ l o r y ’s story, he waa w aiting on cars were destroyed and many geld Pollard; ’►Mrs. Raynor, who field side, has alao enlisted in the the world’s greatest ball club, but 000 coal mlneps' back to the pits Committee Split Wide Open wlcz of Norwich was taken tU News;' George B. Armstead; 10:15—WTHT — Concert Hour; * bs S ^ t not far from thf. a p y- Japanese soldiers were killed in lives vdth e married daughter W AAC s and Is now at Fort Dev- the Brooklyn Dodgers have to be pending settlement of. their -wage On two of them the • Military this week at St. Mary's Seminary, WTHT—News; WNBC—News; W'NBC—Grade Fields’ Victory sFirst Twi Victory. ’ Corone: McKay reports that he sn attack on their barracks. Near here, found the body of her hus­ ens. Mass. demands. Baltimore, and will' be ordained Henry J. Taylor. Show. rated as the moat dogged, de-., toiformation that Ockrey had Changanyi the P-40s dive-bombed band and after informing another committee, which unanimously ap­ The Rev. and Mrs. James A. Inability of West Side nded a party Ir a third story railroad yards and a warehciuse The order, it was reported, may proved the bill almost a month later on in the month. 6:15— w n c — History in the 10:30—WTIC — March of Time: termlned gang ef diehards in tlta Jeff Keolsch patched up his son, Stanley, the police were call­ Dailey were tendered a farewell major leagues. .tment on Water street Mon- area, starting many fires and come sometime today. If it fol­ ago, was split wide open. By a party in ' the Congregational Those being ordained today in­ Headlines; WDRC — Treasury WPRC—Treasury Star Parade; Team to Win Mystery Rockville Hill Billies in Manches* CRuaing heavy damage. lows patterns of the past, allow­ ed. ' / clude: Star Parade; WTHT—SporU: W NBC— Sat. Eve. Post War This spring the Cardinals have „ night and thai he left shortly ’’Police found Buell's body later. vote of l l to 11 in executive ses­ church attended by 50 membera' O f This Season; But ter last night and evidently to# 5fore midnight to visit a friend ing the men several days to re­ sion, the committee refused to Rev. Daniel Francis Byrne ef Music; W NBC— Sports; News. Bond Show. sparkled and glittered and won the He apparently went Into his and friends of the congregation patching Job was good thq the second floor. The coroner turn to their Jobs, actual coal pro­ eliminate two sections requiring a Hartford; Rev. William, Vincent 6:.30—w n c — Strictly Sports; 10:45— W D R C —'Joan Brooks, admiration of ail their rivals in the tor father’s roqjh. shot him. snd then which they have servpd for the National League, Pagani Has Hopes. rstatni that ha Is endeavoring to 156 Tons of Bombs duction could be achieved again 30-day cooling off period and a se­ Croriiin of Waterbury; Rev. '. WDRC — John-,B. Kennedy; Songs. patched up team managed to out- went to his own quarters, where, past two years. A pot-luck supper W NBC— News. [Stermlne whether Ockrey s-death by Monday. . ' cret ballot of workers affected be­ at 6:30 was followed by a brief Thomas Francis Farrell of Water­ 11:00—W TIC — News: WDRC — The Dodgers /haven't looked Missouri’s remarkable relay tesmgets going. "Left to right, Jack Tracy, Owsn Joggerst, Mk^irica score toe Anti-Aircraft 5-3 in » the result of foul play or per- Dropped on Jap Bases after probably reading from a Bi­ good, a collection ’of old geezers Tomorrow evening at the Oval, The president’s attitude was fore a strike or lockout could be­ program during which Eugene W. bury; Rev. Bronislaw Andrew 6:45— w n c — Lowell Thomas: News: Sports Roundup; News; swell ball game. Fagan allowed 8- Allied Headquarters In Aus­ ble, .which was located near him in with aches and paiiis. No fewer binaHonVour^ears°^o^^ threaten 440-yard record of 40.6 set by Southern California'chra- George Casey’s Hamilton team will hits but kept them scattered anil ^llBPS a fall from a side porch at described after he conferred for come effective. Latimer on behalf of those pres­ Uarbardowski of Willimantic: WDRC — The World Today; W TH T— News. tralia. June 3—(/P)— In six raids an open position, he pulled the than four df them Were treated on waa klso provided with excellent- i^the Watt street property. Just more than an hour and a half with Members who opposed these pro­ ent gave Mr. and Mrs. Dailey a Rev. John Jacob Karash of Glas­ News; WNBC3— Bing Crosby. 11:15— w n c — D'anee Musle; play Paganl’s West Sides at 6:15. lo v e r the point in the alley where w*thin d week, 15f tons of bombs trigger and shot himself. The 7:00— W TIC — Fred Waring in WDRC—Bordon MacRae Songsi the same afternoon thia week by support. seven members of the War Labor tragedy appeared to have taken visions In committee said they Maybasket containing a sum of tonbury; Rev Francis T. Kerwan This .is a vital game, to toe mem­ ■lIS was isSrr foun The coroner have been dropped by Uberators of Waterbury;. Rev. George Leo . Plaaaure Time, WDRC— I Love W TH T— Music. Dr. Robert Hyland, Evidence of that support cams and Blyinp Fortresses on Japa­ board. W ar Mobilizer James F. place (luring the night. ' would fight them on the floor. money from members of the par- bers of both teams but more so to •xplalned that it would hav« b «n McAndrew cif Bridgeport; Rev. A Mystery: WTHT — Fulton 11:30— w n c — Inter - American Yet the Dodgers have held first in the very first frame when Clem­ nese' air b. sea at Wewak and Lae, Byrnes, Interior Secretar>’ Ickes. '’’Buell waa in the Arm y Air CAIled ’T ra gic »Ilstake” ish. Representing toe Men’s (Tub, ens. Hill Billio right fielder, rtced . BeSwesry for Ockrey to use the A bill President Roosevelt calls Francis Vincent MeShahe of Lewis, Jr., W NBC — Victor -University of the Air; WDRC— place ilnce the first day of the sea­ Count Fleet Backed Heavily Pagani’s men who are anxious to New Guinea. who has been "iJ^rnment opera­ Corps in a Florida camp until given Henry L. Jackson, president, also back almost to Cooper Hill atrest,' rtw ich to get to the second story “a tragic mistake" because it Bridgeport; Rev. Paul Josepn / Borge; Voices from Home. Marjorie Lawrence; WNBC —r son and nothing tha Cardinals meak into the win column fdr toe The sixth raid yesterday was tor of the mlnesSince May 1. and a medical discharge six months presented them with a silver sand­ find time in the 1943 aeason. in right flelf’ and snared Dezmain’g * S i t m e n t Peter htanlless. oc- would require Senate confirmation Rivard of Putnam; Rev. Paul Pe­ 7:15— w n c — News; W DRC — N ews. have been able to do has been suf­ S S ^ t of the latter place, claims made t>y mixed formations of the Undersecretary Abe Fortaa. ago. He spent some time ‘ in s wich plate engfaved with toe pas­ Harry James; W TH T— Muelcal T\e collap.se of the West Sides tremendous blow with his gloved Mr. Rooseyelt. it was said, re­ |of civil sfrvice employes drawing tor's name and toe date of toe oc­ ter Sabulis ot Ansonla; Rev. Jo­ 11:45— W NBC— A1 Goodman. ficient to dislodge them. that hb 'wss- not visit^ by ^k rey big, four-engined bombers against Middletown institution since then Gems. ^ 13:00—W TIC— News; Three Suns L«at night they seemed ready to To Win the Belmont Stakes is hat'd to explain. Iji.st year toe hand going with the ball. It reault- $4,500 or more, annually, is before seph Emery St. Germain of Taft- M any time Monday night, ac- f( ur airdromes in the Wewak viewed the/entlre background of and it was believed was on parole casion. Mrs. Ruth Welles played 7:30—w n U - Q u ia o f Two Cities; team chme through ths playoffs to ed in a double play that atoppsd the Senate for consideration today fqr. toe singing of "Blest Be toe rille; ^ v . Anthony John Saleml Trio; WDRC—News; WTHT — fall. T h e Cardinal! had hbmiliated chfOiig to the coroner. It w m sector on New Guinea’s north the •'Wage' demands. Secretary from the hospital.” WDRC — Easy Aces: WTHT— News. Uncle Sam's nephews cold. Thsrs. Ickes waa reported as suggesting Controversy over the legislation *tle” and "Auld Lang Syne.” Mr. of Meriden; Rev. John Thomas all the Dodgers’ strongest, fastest Poatpone Contest ■ Hess, the coroner states, who east coast. 325' miles northwest of Jones Jr. High School Glee CHub; NEA^slil^rto” Editor * '"'''""F* The | crLme*d^an?plons*Sf thl^ town“by Is no doubt but what ths bell day. half threatened to delay action on a Sbugrue of Norwich; and Rev. 12:30—W TIC —The Groover Boys pitchers and were within half a id Ockrey the next morning. Lae. It was Wewak's third rale, in the men be given $1 a and Mrs. Dailey and their two W NBC—The New Ev4. and Janette; News. , At the Oval Tonight XT « , Sports Editor super horse covered It in 2:16 1-5, ! reason of the 1941 vieiorv On nV would have eventually ended up la^ a week’s period during which 56 the, amount sought. This was re- ' T 1 T T ^ _ J _ pending House-approved $6,273,- soiiq, Wallace and Tlraothy. left Leo Stanley Suwlnskl of New gams o f taking- over the lead. New York, June 3— There never which still stands as a world rec- per the rang looks as tiioueh^ It th(i vicinity of West street. Southworth had Max Lanier ready, tons of bombs have rocked i t Yes- I I jectod on grounds such a settle- i J L iS D O T Jl IG cICIS 629.000 lend-lease appropriation Monday morning for Philadelphia Britain. has been a walkover in the Bel- ord. I in But that was not all for Mr. a southpaw who had beaten Brook- Due to the air raid drill IChiniese Soldiers terday*a raidera started fires | i ment would bypass the W ar Labor j measure where they will begin their new All but two of . toe brcHnande which will be held this after­ mont Steksa. slthough five times If the trsrk Is fast, Don C am -! X l i l t but tor s^m'T risron or Clemens. He robbed tos same among parked aircraft on the al^-! I board and the generally accepted j The bni. by Senator" McKellar duties with the Park Ckmgrega- are graduates of St. Thomas' Herbert Hoover to Speak l.v five'tim es last year and once in Its history it was a two-horse eron may have Count Fleet try I otoer Pasanl hariJ^ver player again in toe third whan he Major R. E. Hagedorn this spring. noon the ball game scheduled dromes of But Dagua, Boram and ------;------I channels set up to handle wartime ; (D., Tenn.i.'jvas given the right- tional church there. Seminary in Bloomfield. On com­ race, because some champion foi a record, too. You can’t drive I to get th?m toeetlierhnt^nre .nH raced in and snared a looplnf line Push to Yangtze Rap Growing Maoon Wins Bscon at toe Oval this evening has dominated toe three-yesr-old-old situ- an automobile .as . fast as>. h.he n.ncan [ L l L . ‘ I . V ’*’ Wewak and destroyed ammunition . the Manchester boys, though hav-1 disputes. T h w 'W L B itself , of-way over the appropriations bill Alfred Raymond Proulx and pletion of their minor seminary been postponed until Thurs­ therr they went dowh to defeat be­ drive inches from the ground. In vesterdav despite the protest of Leo Durocher had to take e Btion so completely that he scared run. He broke the track record for the fiHirtl he went over to ths dumps. ing a hard type of service, arc ' UM W was flouting labor’s { Robert Burton we r e inducted Into courses most of, them were as­ On World Food -Situation day evening, Jime 10. Because fore the P.A.’a 3-2. nevertheless in fine spirits-, and no-strike pledge and that the gov- ; Senator 'Hatch (D.. N.M.) who told chance on th e, only lefthander he *1y.**^’ * Belmont last October bank snd pulled down Dodas' Opposite Ichang No Air OppfWtioB Met ^ Food Prices s toe Arm y on May 31 and will leave signed to either St. Mary’s semi­ the Anti-Aircraft team could This game was prot^ted and a real soldieps in every sense the; prnmenfs wh(de labor policy is at reporters its enactment would V ' has on his staff. Max Macon, who Thera will be three starters Iti when he took the Champagne drive, tagged for a double. AS in the othe, two raids on pt for service on June 14. William nary in , Baltimore, St. Bernard’s not )>e aascmblsd for obvious decision will be handed down with­ bring "a complete return to the -Nsw York, June 4—()P)—Form-• July 6. The program based on couldn’t dent a custard pie at the Diamond Jubilee running of Stakes in '1:34 4-6. Only one horse, A long legged left handsr for Wewak-and the three in which 100 word. I stake. Dunnack of Mansfield, a brother seminary in Rochester, or the er President Herbert Hoover, who definitions from toe reasons ths Polish-Amerlcan in the next few days. Pagani’s won (Coatiniied from Page One) Met Former Command | (Continued from Page One) pat.ronage system.” dictionary, arm’a length snd who hadn’t pitch­ the big mile-and-a-halfer next has run a mile in America swifter the Soldlera by the name of W itt tons were dropped on Lae, not a of Mrs. Lawrence Latimer of this Theological college at Catholic was food administrator in the First now is being management was notified of Before hia hospitalization in “CiwI Blasphemy” rttered hss-qf on a limited ed a complete bail game all aeason. .Saturday only became tot colt than toat. The great Equipolae, I!:*. -- rn “he hi.r tK‘i,rB.z; single Japanese plane roae In op­ place, was also inducted May 81st. University. Washington. Those World War. will discuss .tqday’s NBC western network. It is con­ the change lets yesterday aft­ finishing second earns $5,000, the years straight snd ths Twf cup The major gains In the Ichang New Zealand early last month ,\d Orders Controlling ’ mltted to the presidept a number Without mentioning the name of Miss Nellie Wolfe. Yeoman 3rd Macon atill haan’t pit(dsed a com­ carrying 128 pounds, negotiated a ____ * .w- took advantage of him in a Strangs position. The Wewak raidera went who were assigned to seminairies food situation for a special broad­ ducted by Haven MacQuarrie ernoon. third horse $2,500. Baaidsa, toe mile in 1:34 2-5 at Arlington Park ! ‘ •’' / ‘•O' sponsor o f the ■ aeetor were coupled with Chinese Major Hagedom had the privileg* I of figure, ahoiring that' the prices John____ L. Lewis. , Senator Wagner clasa of the “Waves” who has plete game, but he beat the Cardi­ t()wn and scored four runs on two^ : advances across older battleflelds through heavy anti-aircraft ..fire Coal Delivery Issued in France or Italy completed only cast via CSS. nominator of the second steed gets in 1932. " ' ‘champs is anxious to retire the dup but all got back safely, today’s of visiting his former command : of foods in a large bumber or citlea.nD'. N. T .) toi'd the Senate today been training at the Cedar Falls, nal! last night to even their four- hits, sn srfor and a fielder*S£ ' both east and north of that men­ part of their studies before toe Mr. Hoover’s half hour talk is Topics Tonight: NBC3—I Frank $1,000 and of the third $600. Count Fleet’s performance in the ! ibis year. But on the communique reported. the Anti Tank (Company, serving Washington. June No had increased 24 to l50 per cent that a "labor leader" has uttered Iowa. State College. Is spending a game series and restored Brooklyn choice. The winne: s scored again-, war forced them to return to tine 'scheduled for 9:30 next Tuesday Morgan, Fanny Brice; g:30 Aid- By now all hands have had Withers was remarkable—a mile face of, the -scores this year It looks'" aced p ort the high command an- in the Russell Islands. There he orders have been issued (xm lling since January. 1941. “a cruel blasphemy of toe most furlough a f the home of her par­ to a gams and k h alf lead. The in the fourth but aiibsidsd thsrs-< The Japanese Air Force, which country to Anlsb their prepara­ [night. He will speak from New rich Family; 9 Roy Rogers for enough of Count Fleet, however, in 1:36, never on the rsi,, taken •a though that might he wishful after. , ■ ■ ' Bounced. recently has been absent from the met the Commander of the imit. delivery of coal in the hands of re- “ W e also submitted a joint sacred rights of free labor" In clfc ents, Mr. and Mrs. William A. score was 3-2 and the raging Red- Chinese troops yesterday cap- tions for toe priesUiood. [Y ork at a dinner nf the American Bing Crosby: 9:30 Rudy Vallee, Roger Wolff and the long-legged brown son of- wide on the last turn, sacrificing thinking. The Soldiers opened up on Fagan N ey Guinea skie% aent 16 planes captain Charles (Whitey) Bychol- tailera Secretary Ickes’ Offirt of statement in which we asked him ing toe National Labor Relations Wolfe. She will leave on Thursday Farm Bureau Federation. birds who had made 20 hits the day All of those raised to the priest­ I Joan DjCvis;. 10 Garry Moore, Relfh Count and Quickly will be a 10 length picking spotr on a muddy Just who Will bd paraded to the in toe first frame and scored tw o : tored the Important town of OP June -1 against Bulldog a sky and While making a tour of Solid Fuels Administration -said to- to intervene in the OPA. ' act In justification of a "most Ir­ for Washington. D. C.. to report before, who had obtained Danny Rarangmei. in eastern Hupeh hood today will celebrate tocir Jimmy Durante; 10:30 March of prohibitive favorite to make it a track, well in hand, half a dozen hill tomorrow night for either club runs and were the vlctlnns o f Jungle post 100 miles northwest of intpcction of the Manchester unit. day. although there have been re- Replacemeat No' Requested responsible and disastrous” work for assignment. In notifying its stations toat Litwhller from'the Phillies and in­ grand flam. Bsovinoe 30 miles north o f Yang* first masses in then home parish Tims. ^ A’s Big Ace lengths in,front of Slide Rule. A l­ Is purely a gueas. Hennesasy Clemen’s amazing catch tost re­ PoiT Moresby and some 70 milea the comman(te of the company ports in Massachusetts of dealers While earing Brown s replace- stoppage. _ , George W. PhelpS has been lunder the new FCC chain rules stalled him as cleanup hitter, were t e and 395 miles east of Ichang, churches this Sunday morning. CBS— 7:16 Harry James band: Up to now no three-yeartold has though he,was not under instruc­ might go for Paganl's and Casey sulted in a double play. The loasrs- southeast of SalamauA the com- and Major Hagedom were under declining to let customers have mer^-was not requested. Green Lewis.- president of toe idle Cnl- elected to serve as (Jeacon of toe hey may take programs from 8 Premiere, Mary Astor. Charles limited to seven safeties. been able to win the five big spring will probably counter with Rich- after more than 300 The Dodgers, with a revamped tions to run against the watch. missed another op^rtu n lty In tha mimique disclosed. A small Allied fire of Jap planes. Several of the . more thafrx ,1 (V-day supply, i aiided tost labor feels there is s ted Mine Workers, issued a state­ North Coventry Ongregatlonal other networks, CBS at the .same ft'iggles and Mischa Auer; 9 stakes. Sir Barton, Gallant Fox. Johnny:" I.ongden aayr the Fleet | Hedlund did not play against jbBaiiaaer a communiitue said. detachment is maintained there. local boys suffered slight wounds Officials said that northeastern ment yesterday saying the War Ime advised them that they were lineup that included second-string Athlelics’ Hurler Pays third and .again it-wee Clemens ; need "toat some specific instyuc- church to till the vacancy left by Major Bowes amateurs; 9:30 Stage War Admiral and Whirlaway won would, have done the mile In 1 :,34 or | **’ *’ •'’•«rs and whether or not he who cut them down. This time thejr Japaaeae Drive The communique said the raiders’ in the attack. i anthracite dealers were asked dur- Labor Board s demand toat collec- f ’under no obligation” to do so catcher Dee Moore on third ba.se, tions” be issued end that sdme the resignation of John E. Kings Door Canteen; 10 First Line; 11:30 Dividends for Mack; the Kentucky Derby, Preakne.ss better had ronditi'ons been favor- ' "'*** *■' toere for this game could got their la.st run and for the re­ About the same distance north bombs caused “ slight damage and Major Hagedom and the M an-' ing the period of heavy demand tix-e bargaining cease until toe The particular point waa stated Firat Of four song recitals by Mar- made nine hits off Lanier before definite action must be taken to bury. Bureau Likes and Belmont. Sir Barton alao cop­ able. ' not be learned. mainder of toe game Fagan kept- b t Ichang, Chinese detachments casualties.” Chester units of the division 'were last winter to take steps to assure Js way; "You ■will be under no Jorla Lawrence. he gave way to a plnchhltter in tha Doring Fine Job. roll bmpk • fexjd cnees Labor miners are back at .w^rk was "a A t toe morning service at the ped the Wither!, and in fairnesa to ------j The usual prizes will be donated. them away from toe plate. tn Bbanal province checked the Off the Island of ’Timor, an well received in New Zealand when that each customer’s current neieds be pushed • malichous. interferring " . . illegal South (>jventry Congregational Bbligatlon to refrain from broad- BLU —.7:03 Q(kx1 Old Days; i:30 eighth. They scored twice In Che toe son of Star Shoot and Lady Japanese drive southward from suggested thst they Representative Frank L. Sund- ', ------Rockville got two hits in the sec- Allied plane dropped a 500 peund these troops landed after the tnp wcruld be’ met. even if it meant action" in conflict with - the Na­ church resolutions were voted on Pav-Go Plan Fcaistlng the programs of any other Town Meeting from Akron, 9 first inning and again in the eighth Sterling it should be pointed out nointa weal o f tha Taiheng moun­ back to the Msv, 1942 level By Ted Meter atrom hat the right slant . . . Ap- imd end a scratch bunt that went/ bomb damaglngly close to a 4.000 . from the States. They were later holding back from those already tional Labor Relations aOt. which I toe resignation of toe Rev. Janies [ network organization, but it ta "Poet War Jobs” ; 9:30 Spotlight so that the Cardinals never had a that he raced half a rtozyn years pointnient of a committee to ad­ tains m A counter-attacked. A lter Asked how this could be dime. Philadalphis,..^tfl|ne 3 -(S»i ~ A for a hit after one out and a snap ton Japanese cargo vessel and an- sent to the Solomons' area and havmg safe margins on hand, 'M urray said it might be ac(»am- W agner fathered i i A. Dailey. The resolutions commit-. equally understood that you are band parade; 10:30 Special war chance to get off their backs. The before the Wood Mem oriarwss in­ vise President Roosevelt on or­ jBatng more than 400 men, the •ci'swball has put the Philadelphia Swedish Star py double play, engineered hk other small Japanese ship was I «er\-ed for a time on Guadalcanal ^ May Have MiB«iader»t#(»d Order ' pliahed through subsidies as was The New Yorker s criti ;sm was I comprised Curtis Dean, Mrs. I under no obligation to broadcast bond variety hour, Kate Smith and best St. Louis 3iouId do was a run augurated at Jamaica. Gallant Fox ganized sports is unnecessary and \ japanees were raported in retreat Many Slate ResiHerfti Ismy programs of any 'other net- Smart pulled W itt through, 'nw . strafed ali the New/Guinea before going to their present loca­ Nothing bas been eaid to these done in England where, the gov­ .delivered during his exp'.ahation o» W. H. Armstrong and Miss Mar­ others. in the fifth snd another in the Athletics in the American League’s grabbed the Woo(* but did not uncalled for . . . Sunrty Sundstrom.'' gasraid Leochwan. — Owak. |work organization." Soldiers made a bid fdr a run Jin coast above tion in the upper Solinnons. dealers recently, the?' asserted, re­ ernment appropriated lOt.-OCiO.OOO a broadened aocial security bill garet Jacobson. , Unable to Pay In­ M BS—8 This Is Our Enemy: ninth, when Curt Davis came in to first division, only two snd a half start in the Withers. Having train­ Cornell’s old All-Anyerican tarkle, Bac^tuie of Cbangyang would marking that some dealers may Covering toe same regulation 8:30 Busy Mr. Bingle; 9:30 Alfredo ed William Woodward’s colt for Ready July I the seventh when Morgan ecrat/h- : pfundi (about $416,000,000: an- which he said would benefit ex’ery Robert Richard, who la attend­ snuff out a potential rally. games out of first place. suggests that spo:-te be left to gmseMot an advance of about 2 0 '"V. ------T ”' have thought this week s ord^. creased Income Tax. ~3S told its stotlonr "You shall Antonini concert; 11:30 South Meanwhile, the American League distance, Jim Fitzsimmons felt ed a hit just beyond BrittnAr's- Dually. American family and whlc^ bore ing toe Midshipman CTass. V7, O f­ sportsmen . . . It'4 about time reach back of third but he njtvar ^ a a tor tha Otlruiaa treopa atope Few Violations freezing in process of rail­ AFL sva firs t' call in your primary Apnerican Serenade. The Bcrewbsir Is ths one that that the son of Sir Gallahad 1I~-something was left to Roosevelt Action i "In a nation spending about toe endorsement of CTO an ficers Training school at Columbla- scramble for first place .became someone res(Jied second base. These . thay lagalned Yuyangkwmn last road rooveinent applied to tn trvice area upon all programs of M^at to expect Friday: NBC— Roger W olff added to hii pitching would be at a disadvantage at a j Guilder Hapgjf Will No! same coal $90,000,000,000 to run a war.” be leaijers. V - University. spent the week-end Hartford. June, 3. -(/P)—(ITatming even closer fthsn_ the National as Chicago Cubs return Pitcher teams play again on Sunday 0atiirday. dealers’ hands lutual which become available in 9 a.h). Everything Goes; 1 p.m. the Chicago White Sox whipped repertoire this year. mile. Ed HanyzewskI lo Milwaukee, (TftSr- Of Gasoline Curb Coal Walkout added "it u the Judgment of tabor with his family at toe home of Mr that the situation will be correct­ ri-ur area.” The A ’s are in fourth place, with Be ill- Shape to Rare noon, 'rhe score: ' n s occupation of Chlhktang, The freeze of coal tn Uansit that our countiy (am appropriate : U S. Marine band; 6 Charles the N e w ’ York Yankees 2-1 and thereby complicating American and Mrs R. B. Bennett. Mr. and ed by a pay-go plan, acting Collec­ 19 wins and tha saihs number of In toe last Belmont that 'was s Rockville gii» spokosman said, menaced Jap- ordered t£>_ permit diversion of a sum of money ot about $2.0(K).- Dant orchestra. CBS— 11 a.m. the Washington Senators squelch­ Association scoring . . Ernie Untii That Date. communications with Ichang. Mrs. Richard’s Infant daughter. tor Frank W.' Kraemei of the In- Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, speak- Golden Gate quartet; 4 p.m. Home defeats, and Wolff's record shows two-horse race, the one of 1920, AB. R. H, Expected Soon supplies to those with most press­ OOL.OOO to roll back these prices ed the Cleveland Indiana 13-1 in a Lombardi beats out a hit to Short­ Hartford, June 3.— IJP\—IVlth Jacqueline, was baptized Sunday .ternal Revenue Bureau disclosed Itag in a (TBS program at 2:30 p.m. Front; 6:30 W alter Cassel and five wins and two losses. But that Donnacona waa put in 'for aecnpd Olenski. 2b .3 2 1 Jarbb— > poaitiona south of the ing needs’ pertlcularty war plants, and hold them at a level to e n -; morning at toe (Congregational night game. Thia lumped the Yanks stop Lsn Merullo, which can be Yangtze now form an arc extend- only a single alleg^ pleasure driv- today toat 8.175 Connecticut In- iRaturday directed to American singers. BLU— 12:30 Farm and isn’t the whole story. He has sav­ money, and Man o’ War- bounded Stockholm, June S~(/P)— Ameri­ Brittner, 3b .3 er reported by enforcement units forbade raUroadq, to deliver con­ ! able Workers to secure ^or them- , and'Senators in a virtual tie for taken two ways . . . The Giants are fwg from a point less than 15 miles (Continued from Page One) church. dlriiluals failed to make - any lyouto, has “The Rising Genera- Hume program: 4 Club matinee; ed four games for Jess Flores, and away at the start to prevail by 2.3 infiproving . . . Now you know why can track fans, impatient for e I Cormier, c .3 last night, the first two days of signees more than en o u ^ to give j selves adequate (dandards. toe - Mrs. Lydia Hawkee Of Somers- the lead, although New York had west of Ichang to Lihsien in Hu- ____ — ---- I financial payment with Income tax Ition” for her topic . . . As the sum- 6 15 Listen to Lulu. MBS -11;.30 thus Is resphnsibie for nine of the lengths. The distance that year the Cubs are rubber-legged. glimpse of the running form of I Burke, sa .3 active enforcement of the ban bas "Thomas, p ru d en t of the cnO '^ '5 ^ ,* j kind of nutrition and other essen- j vine spent the week-end and hoH- „ tu r n , they filed tots yea r,. and Imcr replacement for Ed Gardner’s a.m. Yankee house party. 3:15 the benefit of a few percentage Athletics’ 19 triumphs, or nearly I Pagan, p . .2 iwn province. ' tiala necessary to maintain their : Moseley-Bo*hle points, .576 to .,568. Gunder Haegg, Sweden’s sensa­ The Chinese announced yester­ produced a .total of only seven Automotlve^orker. union, ^<1 day with Mrs. William Kenyon. probably "toousemds” of ■Duffy’s on the BLU, the quiz show, p.m. Shady Valley folks; 4:30 50 per cent. Taya, if .. ..1 morale.” i M iu Barbara Peterson of Rego | others financially embarrassed did Ws(ie Stops Vankn tional distance performer, will day that they had regained three cases. Mr and Mrs. A. E. Boehle of ■Noah Webster Says, is to take over Themes and variations. Without Wolff, in other words, (Siemens, rf .3 Lack of pleasure driving reports ! The Solid Fuels office estimated No Definite Statement Park. Queens... L- t. spent toe Five-hit pitching by Lefty Jake have to be patient about a month towns 'sboye t .ihaipn and said the .Ewly told the prSM he w m neith- j i^e f r e ^ had "caught” X, not! Meriden announce toe marriage of not even file a return as .called for the A ’a likely would be in the cel­ Rostik, ct . .3 i He said toe president di(l not Miss Shirley Week-end. with her mother. Mro Wade proved the stumbling block longer. The record-smashing ath­ retreating Japanese in this area indicated ^ a t the Joint enforce­ their daughter. Miss Shirley by law. { lar. Egan, lb .. .3 kbout 3.000.000 or 8.500.000 tons of make any definite statement but Maude G. Peterson on Ripley Hill. geration saved thousands of lives for the Yankees, who have lost lete won’t be able to make hie been aurrounded and many ment action by (SoVemor Baldwdn White Houm statement or action ^ ^e diverted. That Boehle, to Private William ... R, ^ While there have been rumors so far In thia war, and has worked "Roger ia pitching great ball, all Sports Roundup ______j that he hoped the chief exeinitive Mr. snd Mra. Frank A. Hull four out of five games to the lowly United States debut before July .1. tiak been wiped out. and State' OP A Director CJhester on the.coal situation later on in ' Moseley, son of Mrs. Gladys Mose­ of the effect of Increased war tax­ right,” lays Ektrle Brucker, A ’t 26/'5 6 21 5 1 iis equivalent to roughly two and a i vou w go Into the administration ftav'e returned froro,a week’s vlrit R ed as a weapon for our forces by re­ Bax. The Senators (Collected 17 hits He ia scheduled to arrive in New (The Tokyo radio, in'a broadcast Bowles agaiiist the “very, very ley of 85 Brookfield street. es in this direction, today was toe coach in charge of to e ' pltchera. Soldiers % e 'S « e r t e d - ’ i half'...... days’ prod-oction at the pre- bring about oo m c- turning many, many men to their in mauling the Indians. Orleans aboard tos tanker Batur- recorded by The Associated Press small minority” of “wrilfull viola­ The marriage was pierformed with their son and famOy In first time figures on deUmpienU "H e’s a wllli'fig worker. He can By Hugh FuUertoni Jr. flick ths lights a few timea to BemsUen, ct tions necesJKsrv to roll back prices posts in a remarkably abort time, Detroit held onto third place by nus, June 8, but It wU| take him in London, quoted an official Jap­ tors” is accomplishing its purpose. C)n toe coal strike front there Saturday, May 29 at Syracuse. N. Swampscott, Mass. were officially announced. The either start or go in as relief, New York, June 8.—(JP)— start them moving out." Staley, 3b ., and stabilize them ,as well as Mrs. Bertha FUnt has b e«« a ^ Cross and ws can only guess at tbs tona beating the Philadelphia Athletics three weeks to lose his sea legs, anese statement today as saying Commenting on the scarcity of isn’t as fa r ’as I can tell now. any | Y „ In one ot the Lutheran 8,175 total has been reported to which is a much tougher Job with Earhart. rf . (ji agea ' pointed assistant to toe clerk of of thousands who w ill benefit be­ "Speed-up” baaebail sounda like a which means he will mils the that (iterations in central China cases. Bowles ascribed the cause expectation of any announcement - churches. The bridal attendants Washington. 7-2 behind flvs-hit hurling by nothing to gain and everything to (Comeback Money Smart, sa Asked whether ' would not ease toe (Joventry War Priee and Ra­ Notes fore this war is won. W s have good idea to a lot of folks^ but ATArD. championahips in New had been “ successfully concluded “ not only jo the fact that our In­ that can be given to toe press at i were Miss Lois Boehle, sister of "TTie (xmitron excuse of those Frank (Stubby) Overmlre and the loas. Tony Galento, throwing love pats. Krause, If ... Wapping the coal crisis If the president tioning Board. Mrs. Marjorie Ore- ORtae, 953 Mata SL— Tel. 66.37 gladly given our dollars: now 1st 8t. Louis Browns and Boston Red Praxy Will Hsrrtdgs ef ths Amer­ York June 19 and 20. land all Japanese forces who par­ vestigators are seeking only the toe present time.” ! were to follow labor's recommen­ the'bride, and Lieutenant Hickson _.iable to pay any p^ri of their "A ysar’a experience has helped Scored a knockout on Hsrbie Dezmain, 3b ham is clerk of the , us Just ss willingly give this small Sox divided another pair of extra The long ocean voyage had hard­ ticipated have been brought-back most clear-cut types of violations, Meanwhile, soft coal operators I dation on food prices, Murray said was best man. dne ta March is they had not fore­ him a iet. Ha lUll has that ican League doesn’t think it will Katz. Mi;Oowan, c ' 7S94. MaoHMater The Connecticut' Women s Lend amount of our blood, which are inning games. The Browns took ened Haegg’s springy leg muscles to their basea." The stotement said but also because of the whole­ and United Mine Workers repre- i he belleveo it would ease the en­ The bride wore a white suit and seen toe amotint of increase and Praduetion ~r M(»ving to Can- knucklaball he threw last year, but Ths C(»mmls8l(»n asked, vw h ai Dudas, c ... Mrai W. W Grant Army is recruiting worketa OB_j bodies Will quickly replace, to the toe first 7-2 in 12 innings and toe work very w a il..,.F o r one tljlng. and caused him to gain weight, a . the operations, which were brought hearted ccoperation that we are sentatives resumed their Joint tire situation of all workers and l^ t and orchid corsage. Her maid hadn't saved their money.” Mr. Church, June 7. Until then, service of our country. he h u added • screwball. Hta good could be worse?” Olson, e ... special nerm project which caua Red Sox retUiated in the nightcap toe umps’tcan’t do much but hur­ correspondent of the Aftonbladet to an end Monday, took place on a receiving from that 95 percent of wage conference this morning al­ that It ie ■going to be extien.ely of honor w(>re a flowered silk dress Kraemer assistant collector, said qapter office, 10-4. I f you have a friend in any control makes him pretty diffi­ An(l then Impounded Tony’s Schaffer, lb P v t James Mifcetis. who lived on for paid workers which are mg- 3-2 In tan innings with Yank Ter­ ry the players along between in­ accompanying toe runner reports. front 190 miles long and 63 miles Connecticut car iownera who made though both groups of operators d fficult t« control toe situation with'(mrsage.'Of spring flowers. In the absence of Cfelleator Thomas Surgical Dreaatnga — Every branch of the service, you have a cult. purse. Witt, p .... Miller road. South Windsor, U now A reception followed at Schraft’e ently needed by toe strawbci ry ry pitching four-hit ball. In the nings and If they try to cut short Haegg waa Just rounding into deep, stretching from Tungting every sacrifice to make the honor have advised toe War Labor board (Uileas a more effective cimfrol 8. Smith who has been 111 for some Wednesday, American Legion Hall, friend whose life may some day ' Wolff.l on the other hand, gives — ^ Morgan, x .. 0 1 0 O'_j0 stationed at Ardm(nre,*,Okla; Restaurant, Syracuse, for the growers 'of Boston. A camp to ^Ot4:30. four-gams series the two teams shortstop Irv Hall and third sackar ths pitchers' antics oh ths mound condition after a winter layoff lake to the Yangtze river and the system a success. they will obey its order not to over theee factore Is put into effect time. He pointed out that a pay-go depend-upon this supply of plas­ o il Godds, Boston's triple- The Wappihg Ladles’ Aid Soj- membera of lx>to families and house 100 workprs is being organ­ played 45 innings. Eddie Mayo credit for much of his toey’rs liable to beer a lot of when he derierted May 11 ^ m fortified town at Ichang. The 10th Both Federal and State officials, negotiate coal contract issues immediately.” plan will set aside a part of earn­ Blood Donors — Register today ma that the Red Cross is trying threat theologian, hai it all fig­ 28 3 8 1 $ 7 3 clety will meet Friday. June 4th. ized. situated on Bolton In tos National League (Tincin- success. ’’They’re snaring the ball pointed, ear-burning questions Gothenburg after plans to make : o i, .m Chinese Army and other forces It was learned, have received many while production is interrupted. Green said toe board alsv asked few close friends. , ings for future tax bills of th.OsS iFor 'visit of Mobile Unit on June now to obtain. The mobile unit ured out toat Gunder Haegg al­ 400 100 X—5 were "arinihUated," the broadcast at 7:30 p. m„ at the ’ Wapplng Private Moeeley has returned to where swimming Is svallabte. and 10 Sr July 7. nati and Pittsburgh continued in a that want for hits last year,’’ ha wbatber they have a date that the trip by airplane fell through at j phone calls from people who are ' 'What toe conferees discuss^ Mr. Roosevelt to take etepe to get who have not save . It theihseVvea' will be at Cheney hall on June ready has reached thia country 201 000 0— 3 Community House. Miss Ruth Rus-r his duties with the Army Air corps, workers will be transported from Us for third place. The Reds wal­ says. •“ night...,As for Billy Evans' plan the last minute. Ths tedious trip | ,, , , added.) gratified by the firm stand taken was not disclosed • but persons overtime pay. for railway em- "W e also feel there are thou­ 10 and again on July 7, and in and ia "out in ths woods some­ The militaiy spokesman said sell, home demonstration agent o f while toe bride will live for the th e ^ m p to the farme. loped the New York Giants 13-6 Roger’s next outing will be of making a flinger who is left on aboard toe tanker has set him; i against the small minority of Ir^ familiar with the conference rules idoyee, particutarly the non opera­ sands of persons lif the state wh(» first AM Asaoeistion Mincheater monthly from then where training for bis races.’’ . , . Pack I Three base hits. Earhart: stolsil that anom portant factor in the toe Farm Bureau, will give a pub­ present with her parents. era, will live In tento and w with an 18-hit assault dn five against the CHeveland Indians on base go right to the mound with, responsible driver who took ad. said that final adjournment could ting workers, sM r 40 hours work msta h u lX g m e ■ifclton failed to flit retuhis in addition to Tbs mssUng of toa First Aid on. Register today for your d<»- Charley Jones. Sammy. Angott’s "M y condition Is getting worse ! Bernstein. Cleinens: double Chinese successes waa the "collab- vantage of the honor system. lic canning demonstration. Anyone .a week. They get time and one- w «l faUlng to make a payment.’’ Mr. tssoclation tomorrow evening pitchers after the Giants them- Sunday. So far he has allowed 68 out vlaiting tha banch. W ill thinks not be taken without the consent Lake House). The wU> falling -- , - nation. If you desire transporta­ manager, reports that he haa six daily,” he told the Aftonbladet cor- Clemeqs to Bnttner to ' ntation of the Chinese and Ameri- interested is Inritod. . > half now after 48 hours. Kraemer said. An(*; tn addition to ill he open to the public. The selvas had batted Bucky Walters hits, given 19 walks and fanned 12 that when toe weather gets reall)! of both sides. Coming Marriage operate from June 14 to July 3rd tion to Cheney hall, please so promiaing yearling! on hia Go­ respondent -Egan. Smart to Slaicy to Schaffer; < can air forces, which have accom­ Mr. and Mra. George ^ Stone, Aw ait Boeaeveltie Decistoa •ting will be held « t $, o’clock off the m()und with five runs In the Ip 61 Innings. hot, Btlly-wlll fl)id the bovs need The War Labor board, after a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D.' Niles, Workers will be paid 4 cents toe two above-me’ itioned groups specify st the time of registra­ shen. Ky.. ho.ia farm and one ot .The Satiirnus en'eountered on bases, Rockville 3, Soldiers plished very much.” Local Student of Danvers. Maae.. has announced American income taxpayers to­ per kt tos 'IVada School. Mr. Algar first' two innings, „ the breathing s p e ll..A s id e s , prolonged White House confer­ of 17 Lilley street, announce the o f taxpayers he said there were tion; there will be two station them, a son of Jidinstown, haa stormy weather’ the firit three i ba®® bn balle, oil W itt 8. Fagtn The Joint Air Korces. he de­ toe engagement of tbetr grand­ day awaitot* Preeideni Roosevelt’e basket which *~ .r kf tos M rtfo rd Blo(xi Bank wUI The Pirates cams from behind A1 Singer, former . Itghtweiglit Harridge adds, "W e played a ence yesterday. Is authoritatively coming marriage of their daugh­ mates will comee tolo $8, to $5 pere - 1 "otherii” who compiled by filing wagons to pick up donors at con-, Juat the same markings as his Pa. days and Haegg got little’ exercise. ! I: itiuck out. by Fagan 4, Witt 2: clared, have subjected the enemy daughter, Mies Mildred Alice Kav- ded Donors Service, if ed the burden of filling other quo­ nese troops which ' the Japanese from Niagara Falls. N. Y„ after lem, Maas., and for the past two OTerwtaelmlng votes ta both houses S t Mary’s EpMeopal church. vlsors. -T. _____ .... cago Cubs 6-6 for. Schoolboy Rowe coach, compIalni” that the hardest _Th. bobbing dick b * far cry B i l l illir r a ill of toe government. Anyone who will work on tole piereent per month, and attempt is | |he which sveryone should know tas, and every membex of toe .new from toe springy turf,: however, 1 tried to employ, ^ul from which visiting friends in tliat neighbor­ Insists Fate At Stake years has been employed ee In­ of Congress which- will put 44,' Bore about. Plan to go, and now have beaten toe Bruins thing about being in, the" midet of project ehould send neme and made by the bureau to collect Mr groups as well, to keep eternally ths football doldrums is Juat sit­ and Haegg's leg muscles, part of ^_^jhill information waa tsbtalned' con- hood. The. board hM .insisted that toe structor of commercial subjects at OOP,000. persona on a pay-ae-you-, Homs Nursing Classaa seven times in sight games. "'’ ceming the enemy’s strength, the dr4s to toe Local Land Kraemer said, persona found to at it until tos present tremen­ The Standinas ting atill. "It'a terrible for a guy the secret of,his speed, have siif-, Mr. Gorman was graduated fate “b f the government’s machin- the laiaworth Memorial High go baaia If Mr. Roosevelt eigne lt.| Tw o new classaa in Homs N u n - Passes Awav spokesman asserted. , ■ Only Is Needed have omitted the filing of a return dous amount o f wqrk.Ja eomplet- who likes to move around tha fered accordingly. He also has 1 from Niagara Uiiiveraity oh Sun­ wartime labor dls- scho(^ in South W t a ^ r . congreasional leaders ate ^75 |ig, sftemoon and avaning, will ba "The Japanese originally started Mr. 'Bower, a graolikte of „ the ^ c ta A li? * ^ r tb e r Information wui I penalized 5 peremt for each 30 •d and too quota flllsd.' way I do." says Herb... .A. "tip*- gained six pounds despite daily ! ------day, May 16, and" received JJJa de­ e, and that any de­ ported to have received new on June J6, in Bt. Bridg­ the drive with beti'.’een 70,000 and grees of BkcKelor of Sclenceani Unlverrity of Maine, ie employed toen be sent on transportation and Htfaya. not to exceed 3b percent plus Thsrs is one item which is par­ Big Entry Lut Yeeterday’a Resulta relayed by Buck (LouiavifljS visits to the ship's steam bath. L 'a m n n e r n n n li parture from ' normal procedure Burances he w ill do. The meas­ To Resell Quota es church baasihent/ Thsae Standings IB SO.OOO trtxipB, the spokesman said, Social Science. During biz career at toe Bower MUl Dlrialon of the necessary equipment to , bring to | interest ticularly dimeult to get done, and Eastern Times) Weaver is that tos Badminton, pistol shooting khdi famous G/”' would constitute a surrender by, ure wee aent to toe White House l^ ld iStumB filed In to t meet twice a weak for six but reinforcements from Hankow be has been prominent in college Nashua Manufacturing (Company the camp. that is cbildton's overalls. > ^ h e Scranton 4. Hartford 8. : t’ ' W. L. Charles Town, W. Va., race track other a(st|yities occupy the runner j Found Dead in Bed by toe government to economic pres­ by a 62 to 19, Senate vote yeetor- this year roughly, totaled 800.000. reeks, end pi^vlds a real train- At Garden Park Pet, and Yochow' brought their total to athletics and was'one of the final­ ta Lewiston, Me. He wae formerly matertsi Is heavy and cannot be Elmira at Albany (postponed). Beranton ...... 20 3 is about to close becausd of gas along with raising a beard. He and ' ^ sure. It is.toe board’s feeling that day. Late contributions for toe Easter |ig In the care of toe sick and in .870 100.000. ists In a recent oratorical contest. employed at toe Pratt A Whitney stitched on all naachlnes. Some Binghamton 11, Utica 2. Binghamton ... ..1.5 rcatrlcftons. The next big base­ the (;orrespondent have made ..a Member* of Family, such a development would mean H it becomes law, the average ' Dies Sudd^l:ly eventlon o f aickneas. Thay ara 11 .877 He said the enemy's campaign He was graduated from Manches Aircraft In East Hartford. No date Seal fund J (if toe Ckmnecticut So­ workers hava made them, and Wllkss . Barrs at Springfield ‘ Wilkes • Ban-s . 14 *“ ball announcement will coma wager as to which will have the that other unions would feel free taxpayer will p ^ 25 per i»nt of ksU worth tha time given' to Camdtn, N. J., June l — OP)—- I r .867 - was very well planned, but col­ tor school with the class of has been set for the wedding. ciety for Chippled Children con­ I Racial Row doite them beautifully. The. com­ (postponed). Albany ...... 13 from St. Louis— probably today. longest beard when they reach the Los Gatos, Calif. June 8—(FW- to resort to similar pressures and toe lesser of hie 1942 or 1948 ]iem, and many mothara will ba 11 .542 lapsed suddenly because the invad­ 1940. Mre. Leslie M. Collins of Sulli­ Naugatuck. June ^ ! * mittee ia'appsahng to all who cap (Tbarles J. McLennsn, racing m c - National Hartford ...... 15 IS United States. William "Navy Bill” Ingram, one cease their support o f the board, taxes—ta addition to tale current tinue to come in slowly, soeording Uam Leonard Krodel, T3, P|[**‘* glad of t o e ' knowlsciga rstary at Garden state Park, said .536 ers committed the "tactical blund­ His parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ml van avenue, is spending two weeks Halts Work| do tola heavy wbrk on their ma­ Brooklyn 3, St- Louis 2. Elmira ...... 11' I f .'H aegg said toe first thing he 1 of the U. S. Naval Academy’s thereby making its position un­ l^ e a —ee toe boot-strap device U Miss Hazel J. Trotter, chair­ dent of toe Krodel foWMry ta Wa- Bed, particularly in .tola tlma today toat all stalls had been al­ .500 Today's Ousat Star er” of allowing the CStinesa to en chasl dorman, attended the com with her parents. Mr. end Mre. chines to take these overalls. For Cincinnati 18, New York 6. Springfield ...... 6 * 20 planned -to, when he reached greatest football players snd a tenable. to get himself on toe p*y-aa-you- terbury. died suddenly i®8ay at ahortogs o f nurses, and ovsr- lotted for the 50-day meeting open­ .231 Kenneth Jones, Peoria (111.) tlce them into a mountainous area, .mencem^ exercliea Leurenz Holbrooke of Columbia. man of toe local committee, who those who cannot, there are slips -Philadelphia 6, Chicago 5. Utica ...... 5 19 New Orleans Is^to ge.t- a massage. widly known football coach, is Made up of four public members, go baela that Oongreae, the Treas­ his home In Millville. Mr. and Mrs. (Cearinofd from Page One) doctors. ing July 7, and applications for .208 Journal-Transcript: "If track ath­ where they were dealt an "an- four members representing Indus­ The South Wlndaor Public urges that all contributions be and nightshirts in quantity to be Pittsburgh 8, Boston 2, dead. ury and toe president all have Krodel celebrated their golden 1,500 additional horses are on letes trained as listlessly-as ball mhllaiting blow.” , try and four repretenting . labor, Health X»u«dng Aesociation ^gina sent in ss soon as possible eo that J Anyone wishing to enroll for made. There is plenty o f hand Amartesn I His death was discoversd yes­ •aid is desirable. the United Auto«oWle WorksrsI waiting lists. 1 Amrrlean plays,rs, we’d hear more about, the What already Is referred to as Edsel Ford's ’ toe board exists by virtue of Its Its membership drive tola week complete rstums may be tabu­ wedding annlvenary May 33 | t ^ of toefs.elsasea may do so sewing for those who prefer it 6 f. Louis 7-3, Boston 4-3. terday When he failec;. te rlee fo r WUl Make GeUeetioae Current Among newcomers applying'tor W. L. -fivs-minute mile than the four- toe “ Chinese Battle of SUlingrad” acceptance by labor and tnduatry with ell officers and directors of lated for tos annual ekseutive Bom in Bavaria, Germany, Mr. (CTO) with which the (»mpany| ' getting in touch with toe chap- In fact, there is some type o f sew^ Chibsgo 2, New York I. Pet. breakfast'at hli home here. H e This, a ^ other major provl- atslla and nominating for toe N t w .Y o r k ...... M 9 - minute mile.” waa fought around SblhpeU A under a- no-etrike, no-lockout the aesociation participating In the mcating. June 15. at toe Hartford Krodel ca»e to this country ^ ’ has a working contract. ( r offlee, 6637, or with Mrs. John ing ta. suit the taste and ability Dstroit 7, Philadelphia 3. 14 .576 Sport Briefs was 46, Will fe Filed eione w ill make eollectione cur­ Washington ... .21 16 Btroogly fortified area west of canvassing of the entire town of headquarters. Miss Trotter snd 1888. An aettve Democrat, Tkars was'ho comment by e flij Denevin. 8>i9684. of every woman who can .wield a stakes are Williaih Wcibdwairi. Washington 18rClevs|and 1. . .568 Ingram was a Marine Gorpa pledge. rent ui this manner: Detroit ...... Ichang, where the defendera h ^ What would happen if a presi­ South Windsor. oUisr chairmen from all a m the served one term as burgess. dels of toe UAW-CTO Pack * BlasB Donors nasdit. several membera of toa Dupont .11 16 .539 Jimm.v Johnston, (before tak­ major in charge of proeunment 1. A full year’s tax (toe leaser Fhlladelphia .;. • Rabbit.. Marahvills returned to ocfiers tQ resist ta last A e (Coaiinaed trom Page One) dential order or appeal went un­ Ralph Oillins, Judson Files. So­ •tote will make their repnrti at Local 190. I Btase tbs first rsglstralieii family. James C EUls and Allsn Todsy'a Onmsa ..I9r 19 .800 ing sff for Chicago where "they're in the San Frahclsso bay area, o f 1942 or 1948) Wiu be abated B oreal Dreastafs toe Boston buebail scene secent- JapaBsaa brara unable to use their heeded by toe miners is specula­ phie Kupchuroa, and Mra Htlena that time. Only $75 la needed to Brief work stoppages ta rsesng appsarsfi in too Mm«M Batp T. Simmms. Eastern '~' ClBvtUnis .. 4 •. ..11 19 .486 all keyed up— I don't know whetli* Freviously he bad beea a shaia and ^ guns in tha moun­ for aU persons who owe $50 or Jobs Enough TO keep Busy Teatosday an sKsallsnt start McLennan said, have l(M teR ...... 18 10 ly manager of a Fark Laagus chlldrtn who ha« reached that , age tive. Some persons high m the ad­ Foster eleo Mra. John Koeamik. reach the goal. locaUy, and Mies weeks have resulted frohii slimlr ay, the rssponss baa bssn vary waa made on the new quota of "Ws been Beranton s i Hartford (4:18). .474 er It’a to bring me in or keep mi •tore exseutlve. i»—, with a notch provision giving guided by two conalderattons In Chicago ...... 14 16 t a in and were ^nced at a ‘ ‘^'•>7 and will receive the bequest direct­ ministration are reliably, but un wUl <»vef the. Wapptag area. Mery Trotter appeals to all who have ximutM at the Packard plai kttafsetory, with quite a num- Surgical Dressings, In sddltinn to Wilkes-Barre at Springfield. .4*7 out. "A guy told me I was Ingram was beat biiiwra la foat* j[ra a t dtaadvantage,” tha (Siinese $50 abatement to aU up to overlobkeo their seels, to settle allotting stalls—-the quality of St. L o u is ...... 12 19 Her# are some of the del^sries ly. The other bequests will go Into quotably reported to be willing to Barton the Rye sUeet area, M ra hr of registrations slrssdy re­ finishing the previous one. The Binghamton at l/tica. .,517 crasy (the other day who'h I said ball circles, howsvsr. Not salp did apofcaaman said. $66.67. Only 75 per cent of toe foi them, through Robert Hath­ horses snd atablea and a desire to owned by Yankee pitchers; Boro- tha truats, cft which Mrs. Ford is take the risk, believing that the Ruth Buntham and Mra. Arthur lived. If you bavs not atrsadf attondancs was good, and the Eimira at Albapy. I had managed about .■ 3U chain- he play treat football for Ajh Atram Take bwoctaBt Part lesser o f lP42 or 1948 tones wUl be away at toe Maxichestor Trust J'S«.£*!SS’iw"S( th.l "s’ Z take care of horsemen whP raced wy, ainksr; Bonham, fork ball; the speeUl admlnietratriz. miners under pubUe preeeure MUler, Pleasant Valley, Myron •vwsgs plant, sup^tondent of q««*Woo was the, su Int yours, clip It from tos paper women were as busy as besvsra all American . National League. lions. Well, I put them down and liapoUa and the Fseifle VlseC Onaral ttUwell’a Amatican air- N o inventory of the^^eatate was would eventually respond, even Burr, Mrs. Hollls Church, A. C. abated for otoere. who wiU be. re­ company before the above date. iasl| l>w, fill It out and mall it to- toe with us through our first season," Bt. Louis at Nsw York. f'va mankged five men who held (^handler, slider; Wenaloff, knuck- tsapisi but hs ilso was head foote parka city purchastag sgsnt. eo- c^lon at a union meeting day. The nsw quota ta large, w; L. ler, and Donald, i'scrswball. baffM talring an bnpertant mod with the trill. Judge Trom­ a couple weeks oosl production had HoUsnd, M ra Edmund Hooper and quired to pay toe remaining 36 She (mils attention to the fact Croaa office, 853 Main The Garden State Stall Ckilony Chicago-at Boston. Brooklyn ...... 2 6 14 4lght trorld titles, Johnny Dun­ ball coaeh at ana tfaM er aaaUwd la OM battle oB M ay 3^ when per cent ta two annual taetaU toat Connecticut is .honored by ordlnator of civilian dsfsnse, prsri-1 eonaistlng at 7,300 4x8 Mwngsa Babe Ruth played in 10 world bley ericed that an Inventory be to be written off tn the proeesa John Reardon will take Mata UAW-GtO offioars have cieuns •t. will consist of horsas reeting in C leve^d at Philadelphia. - Bt. Louis ...... 33 14 dee, Ted Kid Lewis, Kerry Orsb, for the N a ^ A vadiaw , I Miand Bglitsn ta three separate hgving Mias Gertrude NorlStoas o f dent of the Uens eluto first vtosl UAW ' had 18,000 4x4s, and It ia u p t> •arias. preemted if poasibU at a heating ' A gradual break ta the miners' street up to Statien 61, and Mrs. toa trouble waa incited by soraq |Tha need for toe Weed plasnu Mirylas4 since the end of tha Detroit a t^ M h iytaa (nifht). CUielBaaU ...... 19 18 Psta Lktio and Miks M oTt^, and tha Vataandir aC CilM*niisi attacks ta tha Id u a g a ra a he set for Jtdy 11. . GUfford B. 2. A 30 per cent withholding tos Hartford office appointed na- •onunander of the American le ­ rant ,toft toa work cuaot lag fUntteo meeting; theee new raetag Beks Ruth sot k worid wris« Ha rsUroc. treat aaa«M |f 366A •(did front probably would mean eSreef end M ra William rsprsssntstlvss of to# manage I eo real, ae vita], that we eamtat Fltta^rgli ...... 18 17 I m U n Otat rvs lud tbs bouUra or daaiacad 10 eaanw levy on wages and/ salaries, abeee ticnal seal chairman. This v gion post, an aetivs msaabsr of murii during the autamsr. Fertta In Mew England and New Terb, rsesrd ss $ pitcher by buritaf M Longley, attorney for the satM*. pieket Unaa^for a time, tt is be­ Feck will eanvaae the East Wind m ent ford to Ignore the pIsa for mere Beaton at Cincinnati (night). Philsdelphta ...... 18 19 ot 34 British and Empire Uttss Zamai laaiw lililH *W 'aae tMOp , aanetag many easoal- •aid this would be a ‘’protracted toe society is dotag more aevsr^ civic, club and CSiambsr nhtely, the American Legion Hall and a sprinkling from Kentucky. eonsseutlvs seorslsss inainga. lieved, and picket lines would mean •or Hin eeetion. The goal is $600 beeie eKempUens, wiU go into Id more donora., Thia pissms ‘New York at Pittsburgh. Boston ...... 16 IT and 19 Italian and European UuM eUldrea: WWHaai A- Jb* Job.” because of the difficulty of effect July 1 fo r mirrent coUec- evet to rehabilitate handicapped ui Commerce committees, art en' is pleasant t6 work In, with plen­ C]ilesgo, Detroit and other Mid­ Freshmen ere eligible.in Weat- re(tantly 'sweni into taa Madhad troops to enforce order end protect end toe .campaign Is to be comple' Catapult planes are known actual])! and i«4toout sxag- Philadelphia at St. Loiuia Saw York ...... 15 23" titles. No such end so in the world ih attack ta this area estimating the value of some of those who wanted to work. 8«o- tion of income snd victory tpxes. persons so that they mky get toualaatlc victory gardener, and a ty ot air. And Ugh^ west polntA ern Conference golf championships by tag footer) . MMiMh Wk aaS tod before toe next meeting of toe I '*walrussa” Brooklyn at Chiemga. Cblcage mum.,..,..13 25 earn bqu tbat.” ilADlflMrSd the property. retaiy Ickes already bas authoil^ aasoetatka on June lOto. 8. Ttaqjayers with other JolM ta the defense Industries. raiser at otaicksM end rabblta for ths Brat Mow hi Ustocii / ■ ' ■ i • -1.. ^ , V. MANCHESTER EVEMNO SERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN, TTIURSDAT, JUNE 8, 1941 T * ! t MANCEDB8TER BVICMNW AERALD. MANCHEffTEK. OONNw TITURSDAT, JUNE 8, 194S

June Bride—Deer, what will l /(Hie MhMsg* LetUty get If I always cook you a meal Ood made girls In varied da- HOLD BViSRYTUINa J WOMEN WONT TALK like t^ia? eigne . Sense and Nonsense Hpaband—My life Inaurence,' Ihin ones and fat ones, with e o rv nioMT. leaa. r straight or curved lines; A Citu's Wants &assifie(i ForVbur Benefit BY RENE RYERSON MART Mca am vter. me. tiato tha Fotirth OeMzatkMi The minister waa enjoying the Visitor—You've got a lot of pep Blondes End brunette and thoee War bond buying quickens the with red hair, *lt ia. hard to believe—yet Dad bright eprlng-like day by walking day when your beet loved man In for a men nearly 100 years old. How do you get that way? With legs thaLare etocklnget} and The Story: Kathy’s sudden an- ■ays its so . through the down town aection uniform comes home. ahort black wool box coat—came Ragaon Tatter*—1 ain’t decided legs that are bar. Automobilea for-Sale Repairing 23 'Poultry and Supplies 43 Wanted—To Buy 38 nttuncement that she Is oomlag to Great-grandmother smoked a pipe when he taw one of hia congrega­ Announcementa 2 Automobiles for Sale 4 Wantqd to Rent 68 pell-mell down, the atalra and al- long ago.’’ tion about to enter a liquor store; yet. I’m dickering with two or Neat ones and aweet nnea, juet Lwt u d Foand Kralktower for a couple 9 t weeks moat ran over him in that arro­ The beet way to get a fourth made for kisses, CHEVROLET 1939 coach. Another FOR 3ALE>—TWO thoroughbred w a n t e d t o b u y used scooter, These were the ' words a pretty three cereal companies fo> my Sn- FORI? COACH 1937, gray finish, NEW' CONVERTibLE TOPS, Cel- WANTED TO RENT five room before her oMurriage to George Ba­ Minister—Surely, Mike, you are term la to win this war in the Ar. occezloaa> few meant for mar- -ATOREAT NIOHT, fold WANTBDt-PASSENGERS from Brunner bargain. Very clean, luloid replaced In‘ curtains, all white Wyandotte cockerels. Beau­ with balIo Father (smugly)—I sure did! children to care for, for mothers Manager, Brunner’s. Open 'til 9, KURD, CHE\ KOLEI, . Plymouin, FOR SALE—DUMP CART, lUke seriously peHiifbed, th4>ugh, when The man’s gray eyea gradually Mike—Well, tf--he. does, he’U Curb; The edge of the road to Homely ones a* smart as a fox; taf. PledM ' ratum Baat Side Player piano specialty. John rent on east side of town. Call smoke.— I. J. B. Never miesed a Sunday! Comely ones Ss dumb as iui ox; Raci»atk)n\BuUdlnf. No quee- working, first ahUt^ Have large bodge 19.36. to 1942 brakes relin­ Cockerham, 28 BigClow street. jhaltui, large feed box, assorted FOR REa4T—PLEASANT room she sees Kathy and realizes she is cams back into focus on me, and have to pay for hirown liquor, for ruin for ,the email inveator. yard, near Cheney Mills. Tel. 8885. PLYMOUTH 1940 2 door sedan, 2-1962. not In love with the man she Is Junior (turning to hie mother) Motherly dames ee pure as a tlona aaked. er, $9.95. Best Comax lining. Tel. 4219. hinges. Other items'. E. W. At- on bathroom floor. In private as he collected his preasnee of I’ve only got the price to pay for Points: What you have .o have —There, now. Mother! Don't you good tires, very cl^an. Priced at wcod. Lake street. Phone 6217. family, .home privileges. Tel. going to marry. mind and bade me good morning Today’s Truth what 1 want. prayer, ' ' FOR RENT— NOW THAT spring $595. Terms and trades.. Tel. 6191 'Phono 5191 now. Leave your car besides money to buy canned food. see? It won’t do me eny good Jitter-bug flgppers who aren’t all In the evening and wc will de­ 2-1076. Farms and Land for all over again, I heard the roar All life’s lessons are not learned Substitute; Something the gro­ clean-up time Is here Wards —RIDHatS tb, WANTED— WOMAN fbr full-time 6 ACRE FARM—8 ROOM house. She waan’t back at lunch time, "Depend upon youracif.’’ charge for pick-up and delivery WANTED—GOOD CLEAN cars work In dry cleaning branch. No Cabinet radio. Slid large size Vic- ried working couple.. 120 South Officer (growling!-r-No doubt of it. medicine. When gambling for wives we thall Eaat Hartford, we»t of\rhijroad PAQKARO CONVERTIBLES. We Electricity, artesian well, garage Connie was already at breakraat either. And aomething white and service. Montgomery Ward Co. with low mileage. Highest prices experience necessary. U. 8. trola. 9 Foster street. Tel. 5045. Main atreet. - I when I went down that morning. Judge— Why are you so cer­ Table Manners: A code of con­ never draw blanks. ^tracks oh Middle Tumpiiw, >or paid. Soli.iiene St Flagg Inc,, have 2 1939 Packard convertible barn good brook nice gardens; set about Connie’s face kept me Customer (in drug store)-rI tain ? duct arranged by people who never d-3 Cleaners, 836 Main atreet. I She had on a slack suit. I noticed Father—Junior, what makes you MW X. iq. J m t t i - t ... "f-f Veat Center atreet, hear MOriar,- coupes. One is black, has a com­ property located on hard surface from asking her If she knew where want a man's comb!'- Officer—Well, I saw him put a had -a healthy appetite developed W ANTED- RIDE TO East Hart- . Dodge A 1 'ymouth Dealers, 634 FOR REl'JT—CLEAN comfortable ■the outfit because Connie usually stay away from school Sweater girls art observed In ’How many "'n’s' in ‘monoton- 7:30 to 3:30 ahift. Tel. 7 \ford Aircraft, first shift 7 to 3:30. Ceintcr street. plete. motor job. at $595. ITie Household Goods 31 room for two young women or. road In Bolton. Property la vacant Kathy had gone. 'They muat have Saleaman—Do you went a. nar­ penny in the patrol box, then look by hard labor. Junior—Oaas Hetred, Dad. WOMAN FOR CUTTING toys. Igoes in for very feminine attire had a whale of a row last night, the beet places. ous’?’’ Inquire at 5 West street. Tel. other a green at $395. These are Gooa wages. Apply Kaklar Cloth married couple. 82 Chestnut —move In immediately. FuU prtce row man’s comb? up at -^the clock or. the churdi and WANteD—CAR PASSENGERS PLYMOUTH 1941 2 door deluxe land leavea the masculine fads for I thouht. \2-U88.______a rare bargain at these prices. Toy Co., Old Oakland Paper Mill. FOR s a l e —HOUSEHOLD furni­ street. Apply 6 to 9 p. m. $5700.00. Reasonable terms. Mc­ Customer—No, I want a (x>mb ehout: "Goeh, Tve loat fourteen for N ol^ ch or New London. sedan, radio, heater, deluxe up­ Only Brunner's can sell at these ture, beds, chairs, tables, etc. Also |her less curve-blessed sisters. A jr ^ e finished lunch the long Kinney Brothers, 505 Main street, She smiled at - me, her sweet for .a stout man with rubber teeth. poundai'i- Leave M ^chester 6:45 aix days m X d a ME WILLIAMS, advlsoi on holstery, very clean. Price should low prices' Tel. 5191. Finance Rex water heater. Telephone FOR RENT—DOUBLE room, cen­ threatening electrics] storm rum­ RED RYDER She SaspeetB Nothing BY FRED HARMAN WANTED—YOUNG LADY to as­ Manchester. Phone 6060 or eve­ ■rather shy smile, and then I saw a week. ..retina 6:30. Return 1:30 allXlfairixOf life.' Around corner be $945, but our large, volume Manager. 80 Oakland atreet. Open sist in store. Matthew Wlor, 977 2-0435 after 6. trally located. 2 minutes from nings 7432. bled up over the horizon. I re­ Saturday^, r^one Davis, Man of M ^ ar532 Ann. Hartford. lets us price it at $795. Terms and 'til 9. ■her face freeze. Looking over my member my nerves jumping at the Main street. South Main street, 2 girls or Ishoulder I saw that Kathy had fol- "tlElUB NO PflOOP cluster 5827. Telephone 6-137C,______trades. Tel. 5191 Finance Mana­ WINDOW SriADES— VEa^ETlAN couple. Call 2-1614. first roll of thunder. 1 didn’t FUNNY BUSIN LBS HE AIN\$ "to ROB ger. Brunner’s, 80 Oakland. Open WANTED— HIGH SCHOOL girl, blinds. Owing to our very low Houses for Sale 72 flowed me into the breakfast room. know, however, that my peace and Ufl-Blri 1 CAN'T . Auto Repairing— to help with housework, vlcliyty overhead, get our special tow I knew then that they had an­ quiet for days to come had been ■T^XE 1H' CHANCE f 'Ul 9. FOR SALE—6 ROOM single, aU other one of their rows last eve- StiD 1 (VJETN'T Automcddlea For Sale Painting of South Main street 110 week­ prices on high grade window FOR RENT— ROOM for man. Also shattered by that thunder clap. ■DtLUA- SHE’© Be 1938 HUDSON sedan. $50; 1936 ly. Telephone 7709. ■hades a. I Venetian bllnda com­ garage for rent. 91 Foster street. Improvemei.ts, Immediate occu­ fling after I took to my bed. (To Be Continued) SCARE© STIfr “ FOR SALE—IOJ^MODELkA Ford Chevrolet sedan, $165? 1934 Ply­ VALVES REFAC::ED and carbon pletely Installed. Samples furnish­ pancy. Call 5351 between 5 and 8. I’ll have to backtrack here or coach, good tires'^.and paiht, job. mouth coupe, $95; 1933 Chevrolet cleaneo $11:95 Chevrolet. Dodge. JVANTEP— WOMAN to wash and ed. Capitol Window Shade Co., FOR RENT—ATTRAC7TIVE cool |you won't understand about the FOR SA. excellent running ^ d itio n ."^ e l. .convertible coupe, $95. Tel, 5191 Chrysler 6. Oldsmoblle 6. Pack­ iron, have automatU washer and 241 North Main street. Phone room, with twin beds. 128 South feeling between Kathy and Connie. Opens Trap at Wrong ¥fme Resort Property 'Neither one of them waa really to Six-Room Sinfle — sleam 5034. 'Finance Manager. Bnmner’s, 80 ard 6, Plymouth, PonUac 6. tnangle. Telephone 8140. 8819. r- n evenings. ^+ili4ain street. .Oakland. Open'til 9; 'Phone 5191. Brunner’s, 80 Oak­ For Sale 74 blame, for it. Connie, being con- Washington—(/P)—Thomas Roas, heat, - North-End of town. 3 : land street. GIRL OR WOMAN for general IT S NOT EXPENSIVE to start ientioua, felt It was her duty tq.,.* butcher, opened his trap at the 1938 ZEPHER CABRIOLET, low housework, care of two children. a home, pur 3 room complete Bfwrders -Wanted SO^A FOR SALE— WINTERIZED 3 tralghten outMtif the-fEsA life14#a ofmF Walter's ______wrongax time______and___a xit ^ cost___ a i.ihim__ mttm $35. Six-Room Single — Fire­ milage, good Urea, excellent con- Live out. $12 week. 156 Main, 1st home outfits start' at $159. Ideal room furnished cottage at Cjoven- laughter. And Kathy resented Ross, accused of setting a trap to ditionNWill accept trade afiri ar­ Business Serviges Offered 13 floor. for Summer homes. Albert’s, 43 ROOM "AND QUALITY meals at ’onnie because she stepped into catch a dog in hia victory garden, place. Oil Burner. Two- reasonable prices for girls only.> try Lake. Monthly payments ■■ range nhqnce on 'oalance. Tel. Allyn street. Hartford. , ler dead mother’s shoes. Kathy tried to show the judge it was WANTED Central, laundry/' privileges. Call rent, no money down. Write Box car garage. Located off , 20253 between 4 and 9 p. m. ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. F, Herald. ever saw her father’s side of it. harmless. The trap snapped shut, Help Wanted—Male 36 FOR SALE!—4 PIECE maple bed­ 3989 or 14 Arch street. Walter was faithful to Harriet East Center street. Call 3444. cracked a thick pencil In two like FD.R SALE— iB^6 4 Door Dodge room set, in good condition, coil uiing the twelve long years of Both these places are WANTED—ELDERLY couple to a matchitlck and the fine was sedan, excellentx tires, mechani­ DRIVER w a n t e d , laundry route, sprina and mattress. Reasonable. Suburban for Sale 73| er'tnvalidlam—and that’s a long promptly Imposed. now vacant and can be oc­ WPMEN AND ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. board and room, gentleman who cally pood condition,' heater and Tel. 2-0722 or drop a line to this is essential industry, nice Inquire 472 Keeney street. Tel. Ime in any man’s life. I didn't BOUIB AND HER BUDDIES Nothing Like It BY EDGAR MARTIN radio. Price $175 cash. 9 Trotter hours, good pay. Apply New 5395. likes to work around flowers and OOVmTP.Y LAKE-pNEW 4 roon enaor him when be married Con- cupied at once. “Trucking ", 61 Mill street. lawn. Chilo of 4 In family. Tel. Spinach Off Menu / street. System Laundry, Harrison street. cottage, near water, electricity,] is, who had been Harriet’s last — ------GIRLS HOSPITAL BED FOR. SALE or 8593. $290 down,'balance like rent. Ala T lurae, less than a year after Har- Memphis, Tenn.—(8$ — Spinach r Cottage At Coventry Lake Florists—N urseries 13 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS— FIVE for rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea­ 2 room Winterized cottage. TelJ let’s death. la now off the menu at the Milling­ \ ice delivery during summer vaca­ sonable. Call Keith Furniture. 7379. —Not water front but TO WORK A T Wanted— Rooma— Board 62 In fact, human nature being ton Naval air station. “We used / SPECIAL SALE — Geraniums, tion. Must have driving license Tel. 4159. hat it is. I was delighted when to serve 1,400 pounds of spinach a beach privilege. < WANTED dracenas.. petunias, begonias, FOR SALBl—3 ROOM OOTTAGI and able to carry 100 lbs on GEN*rLEMAN DESIRES ROOM found Connie as'scnsible as she week and the men threw out half Price ...... $1250. .single and 2-E'anilly Houses. ageratum, salvia, snapdragon, shoulder. Only boys able to work FOR , SALE — COMBINATION in Bolton, one acre land, arteJ and board, home atmosphere, out­ roved to be. She was a beautiful of it," .said Lieut. E. J. Anspach, Have ready cash buyers. calendulas, asters, zinnias. Sweet until Labor Day considered. L. T. stove, complete, also other house­ alan well, about 20 young fruio iri and it might well have been Jr. "Now we have elit out not William, broccoli, tomatoes, pep­ Wood Company. hold furniture. Inquire 41 Ed skirts of Manchester, north end trees. Cash $1,500. Inquire Jameij preferred. Write Box B. Herald. hat she married Walter, who was only spinach but practically all New Model GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO pers: also evergreen trees. Phone- mund street, rear. Moynihan. Telephone 3823. 5 and turning a distinguished leafy greens.” Stuart J. Wasley Real Estate and Insurance 8-3091. 379 Burnside avenue WANTED — EX^fcRIENC^ ay at the tamplea, for hia money. lOB Henry St. Tel. 5278 Greenhouse and Nursery, East' baker, also baker’s helper. Apply Apartments, Flats, But it developed' that she roar­ Brother’e Name on Truck Inauranoe and Real Estate Hartford. .y- ■ Davis Bakery, 521 Main street Machinery and Toola 32 Wanted— Real Estate 77 ed him for love. Jack and Judy Laundry Telephone 8286. Tenements 63 State Theater Bnildina USED. CLETRAC Model A trac­ :ame along just fifteen months Hartford —iJPt — Private Sam Telephone 6648 - 7146 SMALL FARM from private ownjj •<$-3 73 Summit Street tor. Oliver manure spreaders, FOR RENT—FROM June 15 to er, in or near vicinity of Man-S 'ter the wedding aqd Connie was Buchieri wrote to his parents frOiiq^ Heating— Plumbing— WANTEID — RELIABLE young levpted to them and Walter. Her man for driving on Saturdays plows, Fordson parts. Dublin September 1, two furnished rooms cheater. No agents. Write Box, the Aberdeen (Md.) proving ‘I wear it let keep from exaggerialing Ihe Roofing 17 Tractor Company, Willlmantic. with use of kitchen, on bus Une. Herald. ily mistake waa in deciding that ground that a captured Italian only. Excellent pay. Foster’s. Tel. « had to nfother Kathy, too. And I eaiil^tr $50D0 7386. I Call 3241 after 4 p. m. truck had been brought there with FOR PLUhibiNG and heating and ■thy only a year younger thanfThe names of several American electrical work. Phone 6273 or Wanted—To Buy 58 FOR RENT—CENT^LLY locat­ e. . soldiers written on It. Among the 5376. WANTED—MAN TO W'ORK In SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CASH BONUS laundry. Apply Manchester Laun ed 4 room furnished'"apartment Kathy rebelled, naturally. She autographs hejfound that of his Asks Permits ent out to the west coast and brother, Corp. Pat Buchieri who is ALLEY OOP dry, 72 Maple street. WANTED TO BUY set of trap and attic space, on bua line. Heat But Not New York BT T. T. HAKU ll and electricity furnished. Avail­ .bbled in the movies. She spent serving in Africa. ALLEN and HITCHCOCK, Inc. Fur Information Leading Moving—Trucking— drums. Phone 5820. able June 15th. Inquire Trust loat of her time out there for the A, Wn b -n4N& j NC5T c o a a y . o o p. MANCHESTER oFFlCE WILLIMANTIC OFFICE To the Rental of a Suitable Storage 20 |exi two years, and occasionally He A L O N G Help Wanted— Dept-, Man chester Trust Co. For 24 Homes Night launching Saves Record HOW o 'y ts VSA COLO? AjjvHOW. OHOW _FQ0M B U T B5S MAIN ST. TEL. SSOl 824 MAIN ST. TEL. IBSS WANTED TO BUI mangier. Call mora of ' her attending some E X P E C T T O W WE m e e t ANVONE, 'EMS'IOU 6-Room House in Manches- THE AUSTIN CHAMBERS CO. Male or Female 37 LOOK L$(E K I CAJSI «TAM ) FI local and long distance moving. 4614. - FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, ild party, or being sq u irt about Richmond, Calif—ifl’ i—Henry J. OU6KTK CASey all improvements, wired for elec­ some socially ambitious actor, Kaiser employes were saddened by (30MAN VKEAClKf K CHTCa* OTTOI Iifr . Return load system, furniture, WANTED—FULL OR part Ume Agent for New Corpora THEM PANTSi* —V tric stove, oil burner heat, gS' fted back east to put more gray the thought they'd miss by one day AQOUNO Freedom of Worship Freedom of Speech storage. Dial 6260r‘ pressera for ladies a..d fhens dry TOO hViST WHVi'OJfi cleaned garments. Good hours and w a n t e d t o BUY SMALL girl’s rage. 28 Rusaell street - tion Applies Here; T.rnon. Take Vernoit constructed on the EMgemont traci ,m pitcher. f>F matron of honor officiated at 11:45 In good condition, size 6 or 6 1-2. street and Man. Green, proceed 5 And this brings me up to the p. m. . one unttnish^ room upstairs. rooms down with hot-air heat,’ lated against distemper. Two new Write Box A, Herald. off West Center street, oppoaitl Tiled bathroom. Hot water and 8 rooms up with steam For War Work CIRCUS HELP litters ready to go soon. 26 Gard­ miles, flrst house on left past Tay- the intersection of McKinley atrec [ >ment when Kathy joined Con- heat. 2-car garage. Conveni­ -lor atreet. For rent sign on prop­ e and me in the breakfast room Taking No Chancen heat. Oarage. S. P. .$6,800. Workingmen and Truck Drivers. ner street. The cost of the proposed new bullcj D. P. $1,500. ently near center of town. erty. id the temperature dropped to 30 va& JUNIOR TOOL MAKER USED CORNET OR trumpet In Ing totals $108,000. The unit coil S. P. $6,500. D. P. $1,000. High wages and .board. Apply, good condition. Tel. 7379. low aero. A fter. a few momenta San Quentin, Calif—(/P> —Five MIL4,ING MACHINE .Manager Hunt’s Circus, Dough­ Live Stocks Vehicles 42 of the new homes la $4,500, and ai| uncomfortable alienee, Cohnie hundred San Quentin prisoners Strickland Street. Modem LegalJ^|icefl 78 of five rooms each. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Very Dcaeriptlyc BY MERRILL BLOSSBR High Street. 2-family house OPERATOR erty Field, Wednesday and de some excuse about the twins who are mailing 8,000,000 copies of 10-room single. 5 well ar­ FOR SALE—GUERNSEY CX)W, The Edgemont tract was accep I Ration Book Three to Californians with two 4-room flats. ,%ll (WANTED TO BUY Coolerator in At a Court of Probate Holden at id rose and left the room. ranged roonls -on flrst floor Improvements but heat. 3- DRILL PRESS Thursday, June 2 and 3. freshened. 160 Slater street, Man­ ed by the Board of Selectmen ll are taking no chances .... with sunny- kitchen and ample good condition. Tel. 3156. Columbia within and for . the Oia- Kathy sat there staring at the Bue.WHAT HAPPENED IN Is i r SAPE Well. I hAppenso ae mbbino ay—. IHEN SlLENCf, A OKKA© car garage. S. P. $5,500. chester. trict nf Anrlnrer on the 31st da3’ of 1921 before the creation of tlf ilden-topped egg on her .plate. They’ve welded iron bars over two TVlAT OLD BUILDING ON ■fo SHoor storage apace. 5 good size OPERATOR Zoning Commission and ail lota ail 'THREE men were TAUONO', AND ONE OP AND SIN ISTER StLENCE D. P. $1,«M. .Mav. A. O.. li*43. ,en with a preoccupied air ahe entrances to the work-room, and . WIUCW ROAD P 'OFE My them SAio—'Oiay. LBFTv-eive hua botiJ hovered OWfR, THE bedrooms and pleasant small Present CI^YTO.N E. IIU.NT. Ksq. .50 feet frontage on Hyde, CooIid|i| ALSO UNSKILLED HELP Three-Piece Judge. [eked up her coffee and a piece posted all-night convict guards at BARRELS . then 1 HEARD RNO lOUO BB- PLACE. UKt A DREAD enclosed porch on 2nd floor. McKee Street. S^room sin­ FOR SALE—COW AND calf. In­ and Harding streets with slight | two other doors. POR.TS— ANDIWO MIN OROvrAWAy/ AND SiNISTCIt SILENCE 2-car garage. Spacious Have Cash Buyer\ On motion of Edward Johnson, toaat and ambled off in the di- gle. Steam heat. 1-car gar­ Those now employed in war quire 419 North Malr- atreet. Laurel street, Hartford. Conn., more thai> 100 feet in depth. jetion of the li'ving room."With- ^ 5 .r iunds. Ideal for children. age. Good spot -tor garden. Executor on ' the testate estate of Bul'ding Inspector David CSuuil Compromlaes on Canning P. $9,750. Terms arranged. work need not apply. For 2 Family House Frederlcka Johnson late of Bolton it a word of apology. J ’ S. P. $6.200- D. P. $1,000. Immediate Sale. CaU within said district, deceased. bera approved-the plot plan for ttl r Poultry and Supplies 43 This Cojqrt doth decree that six new construction and work will b I ■About a week after Margaret Kansas City, Kas—(A>)— It waa Union Street. S'- family ^ Emerson Street. 6-room sin­ months be' allowed and limited for gin at. once,, on excavation'of fou:| the first' time woman had ever Carlyle-Johnson ARTHUR A. KNOFLA the creditors of said estate to ex­ |d I had come down to Kraik- house. Improvements. Large gle.'Oarage in basement. Hot 875 Main St. TeL 5440 dationa on West Center, Hyde, ar] ver that spring a young man been sworn in for Federal grand water heat. S. P. $5,500. D. BROILERS FOR SALE—Apply hibit their claims against the same lot 70’x200’, providing go. fa crlik e the sun Coming from WASH TUBS Hap^e Street. 2 - family Norwegian Brush Off BY ROY LUANB roundings. ' Sale Price $5,500. usehold Furniture Men, Women,-High School hind a cloud. . I'OONEHVU.LE FOLKS house, 4 rooms each. Hot air P. P. $1,000. Students. . Choose your le ejcplalned, that day when he BY FONTAINE FUA heat— lower flat. Also 4-room storage Warehouse of bt appeared, that he was a BLBA IVBN MMSUrmiL ^ 1L5A.IRVO0 IP O NOT BO ’ Washington Street, 6-room own hours. Full or part- **Lucky** Sun Suit ft 16 THB MILL CiO WITH TO DANCES WITH single with all improvements time. Pleasant, easy work. [iter o f detective stories, that his \\ - ,«RL6 CAM8eSPC6, bnt heat. Must be sold to­ single, with flreplace, glaased- ;E0. E. DEWEY & CO. Have Cash Buyer ME TO THE DANCE UISIIN«S.X^ SSS Trumbull Street ,, ^ ^ Gdod pay. ae waa Clint Mattlaon, that he 1 MILL MAKE A gether. S. P. of $6A00 includes in porch. Nice garden apace. For Single House il(l pay me in advance, and that /KSbx ’aif^iU'sr both. D. F. $1,000. 8. P. $6,500. D. P. $1,000. HARTFORD, CONN. ' M l i . M ItWJMC lODAff’. YOU SQOP BEPOBTTO ______/ [wanted to rent the Cottage, l1 l^VIIC./MU6T match h e r THE general DA MARLOW'S ne Cottage ia a rustic studio Sat., June 3, at 10:30 A. M. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA AND Ren9RTT9Me NOUft CONDUCT OTHER PROPERTIES: 875 Main SL TeL 5440 of cabin built down In the ’^(Sale Ihside, Rain or Shine) by Michael as a honeymoon E.46T HARTFORD— garage. Large modern, S- Many lots: a general line of Irawsy for Waiter and Harriet Tolland Street 4-faralI.v year-old atone barn. 150 acres household fiirniahipgs coriaiat- ■pent all their aumman there apartment house. Separate-hot of land, 50 acres clear, balance inp of:—Bedroom sets, dining J1 Harriet became ill, but Con- water coal heating system. AIF- pasture and woodland. 40 head sets. upholstered furniture, will never go near the place— improvements. Rental Incoma- >-of milk cows. High bred ■fock;'' ruga, mirrors, stands, pouay, I suppose. $1'J0 m o n I h i y. Carrying anil a pair of horses. .Milk kitchen lequipment, etc.,.etc. is too far from the big house charges less than S60 per check $1,000 per month. S. P. BOYS WANTED ■use aa servants’ quarters, and month. Sale Price $7,700. $22,000. Aloderate down pay­ AuctlfWieers* Notice:—This sale last few aeaspna I have rented Terms arranged. \ , ment. Terms arranged. (This has been duly advertised and.all '-I respectable vacationing cou- farm has 2 good, hired 'men unpaid accounta wtli be sold fo.r Inmiediately To Tak^ O^r littracted to our neighbor- Washington Street. j^Roora willing to stay with new own- storage charges and other ex- by the excellent fishing In- 'V., ■Ingle: .$11 ImpxQiemcnta In- erT. "' - pienses unless redeemed prior to Several Newspaper Routes llake.. ■ It -ctndtng - heal (gas). S. P, sale. Kell, Clint Mattlaon wasn’t- a $4,6.50. D. P. $650. ^ pis but I saw no harm in a ^UTOUR WAY BY J. a WILLI. OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR UOUFLE -COVENTRY LAKE, CONN__ Apply "" ng man burying himself alone ' ' 'Robert M. Reid & Sons b o m b DAV, ffO M e T IM E . LEBANON, CONN'.— lie wood* for the summer If It * AMO* ALVVMfS MO, But TH6 Ol d BO V H » MUGT, ^ .5-Rooro Cottage. Lot Hyx Auctioneers ^ b o m k m o w I'm s o i m g Excellent Dairy Farm eon- "300*. Very near lake. 8. P. Jed him to turn out better de­ TO O O T SM A B .T THACT GETGmKPACft A.% X GTALHSO OUT h a v e 4 alattfig of 8-room house,'2-car $2,600. D. P. $600. 201 Main St., Manchester, ConiiV HERALD OFFICE lve yanis. A good tnahst, I 50y.' 1 MADE HIM «TAY RORTMB MORN> BABftCO L A 6 T N IG H T CO M E IN * 740 Alien SL, Springfleld, Mos$. ■ X,'"' ' read, would have been all the INDOORS SO N ING PANIC AH e HIG LA.IR WITH A FLAB)4-1 VBRXICAL er for a little burying qf . the I H6A.r o LIGHT AND A — 1 SAW or the author, or both. So I OlO AWN OP HIN$ SAW­ G H 6 R U 0 C K HIS him the Qottage. ING HI6 M0LME9 FROWkI'' SH O ES IN MICKEY FINN Aetloa Delayed! LANK LEONARD Bat I didn’t know at the time, WAW rrw A G THE teyer, was that he waa also an r KlO ON VOUR THROUGH PRBTTV LAT6, HAU.: Luscious three-plege' to wear litMir glider..efttbuUaat and WAN TO ^ THS GVENFDR'HiM, uaing the hlU at the end of right through the summer. Waist-' \ THET»0 BT MAlNB TO « T A R T . W€'RC FROM THE ] VES—THE reporting aboard TAKE VOUR THEN WE'RE whittling jerkin, clasale shirt and |lake as hia taking-off point be SU&MARINE school! / BOAT R OUTV, ORDERS .TO NOT GOING TO kick-pleated aklrt liable to come buinping down ' ----- W0006/ A R IO T / « THAT THE LEAVES • THE‘ , BE ASSIGNED Pattern No. $440 is in sizes 10, the landscape in a suicide TENDER. n ^ROM the END quartermaster! TO A SUB 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 1$, 17 and 18. apUon any time he could find •BARNACLE," I V OF THE PIER! RIGHT M J M f Site 13 jerkin and skirt takes 3, pne with a car and a mind to L' OUT THERE? yards 30-lnch material. Ebert t him a tow. sleeve blouse IH yards. ’ r For this attractive pattern, send By Mrs. Anae Calset send 16 cents in C4>in. your bat morning, the flrst after IS cents, plus 1 cent for postage, Chubby little "lucky elephants" and atidi'cts anil pattern nur py came down, Clint Matttsoo in coins, with your name, address, appllqued on the tiny skirt and to Anne Cabot, The Mancho’l to pay another month's rent pattern number and size to ‘ The sweet little bonnet make tbla aun I Herald, 106 Seventh avenue, |Margaret showed him into my Manchester Herald, Tcxlny'* Pxl* suit aa amuaing aa a threo-ripg' ^York City. Encloae 1 c e n t; at the end of the downatalra tern Service, 106 SevbnUi avenue. (flieual Do the patchwork Me- for each pattern ordereiL , I gave him a receipt, and New York, N. Y. , phanta in bright, gay TOtton I ‘The new Spring Anno Qsbot | him about hia recent iand-_ f/A *’*•> *.i • ^ Now you caa order a Summer ■crape- Bonnet la iqade one Bat bum is ready for mailing. Cont Farmer MiUer’a pig pen. He isaue o t Faahlon. our helpful atm - ptaee eC ease in laundaring and I’IS'ptgea of aprlng and aummart jied, aa ha did 4«eily, and start- Ing guide and pattern, eatalogi ironing. r ceMKirlea, waya to aaya noney|| go. Contains over 100 new patterns, To obtain complete pattern for home decoration: alda to tato tba hall with Mn, baa information on care of cloth­ the Lucky Elephant Set (Pattern the .family clothes budget In I^Katby—ahe had ehanged into i v ; . . i i f ing, how to make over, how to l>lan Sun suit, bonnet and applique’ of I time! The brand new Albu upboyant black and white ■nifUaN wardrobaa. 35« per eo|^ No. W72), eUad foe a-$<4 years, [pricod 15 aanU. k-* David Oartar, aon o f Mr. and 18 Griswold street, have received gregational church was held il? Michael Brand, former co-editor A. F. Howes will meet the mem­ A M ra a . B. CJarter of ITS Henry Second Congregational churches, iinith. Re«dy-to-uw word from their aon. Private Gor­ the parish . house last evening. of the "Vocational Giildance” mag­ bers of the combined committee at cost—only $1.9* gM* a tr*^ M' at present atationed at don Vennard, that he has arrived azine will speak on-Jhe subject, will be held this year from June th Methodist parsonage, 70 Henry ttM U. >• Maval Training Statian, During the business a^slon. at safely in Greenland. He attended which Mrs. Arthur lUing'presided, "How to choose a vocation" dur­ 38 through Jtl)y 16. Mrs. .Michael street, on Friday, June 11 at 8 cam p Bampaon, N. T. school at Camp Pickett, Va., and o'clock Tot a final review of the Bombard Pantelleria; reports were made on the general ing the social that will follow the L. Vetrano will supervise the Stage Revolt Camp Shenango, Pa., before going program. work of the year, and the Federa­ services. The social will be given schbol for the second time and this overseas. He Is a graduate of the tion's finances; and the head of in honor of the Jewish graduates local High school and was former­ from Manchester High school. year will use the.tl^etne "The Four each group, on her representatives, Freedoms." ONt COAT COVItt WAtU ly employed In the office of the also gave individual reports. Saturday, June 5: Sabbath TALL GEDAR8 PAPta. poInHd wolU, wiM<- United Aircraft Corporation in morning service at 7:30 a, m. The combined^ committee from OLD Red CroM S ^ in g the two churches, under the chair­ boofd, bOMmoM wallt. Some Slight Return East Hartford. ' Children's services will be con­ Mra. Edna Case Parker spoke manship of A. F. Howes, has laid BINGO APPIII* lASIlT wUh • «aa* War Minister Chief RECORDS interestingly of the Re sewing that had been done, and In the eUfoUu’ cnt of the primary TOMORROW NIGHT a*n*r-K*ot*r. rag* If yon waat to keep a u c b -c o f b a n shojved several types of Warmehts erly Buraack will be the reader*. (Known As Queen Alice) department which Includes chil­ ed v n is . Hurl Shells Into Harbor playing the new one*. made. Sunday, June 6: Cloalng exer- dren from four to six years of age. ORANGE HALL ONI OAUON DOII TNI A V I*. Mixes March Into Buenos Aires SPHUTDAL. MKDIUM Miss Leila Webster presented cl.aes of the Religious school will A M aooM. WITH W ATtRI W M b P A P tR I And Battery Areas for He S. Graduates Labor Pinch SV'i* eaeb paid for old reo- Seventh Ilsnghter of a Seventh Son Mra. Joseph Handley, substitute 1,535 sualties And Quickly Seize •rda In eapecUve of qnantJty. the report of the .lominating com­ be held at 10:30 a. m. All par­ teacher In the Manchester Schools, Bora With a VeU. ents are Invited to attend. 3rd and 4th Times ReadlngB DaUy. Incinding Sunday, mittee. No president was named; will superintend this department. Control of Strategic This office is to be filled In the fall, Tuesday. June 8: Red Crons Face Greatest Least Year 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. OrByAppoInt- Sewing Circle will meet frobo Mrs. Bennett, Director All Auto and Truck This Week; No Dam­ KEMP'S Mrs. nilng meanw'hile acting in The school is planned fo r . chil­ Pointfi About Q ty; nient. In tbe S«rvlee of the Peo­ 1:30 to 5 p. m. ROlUR-KOATER In Attu apture Ine. ple for M Fears. an advisor.v capacity. dren four to fourteen years of age, REPAIRS age or Casualties Suf­ Bloodshed in daslk 7S8 Mai* SL TeL SdSO tMUcera .4r« Chosen Shsvnoth Holidays and registration la open to all boya Test in Years A fter War 169 Chnrch Street, Hartford, Conn. Wednesday, June 9: Shavnoth rersonal Guaranteed SuiitH Roll* Kent- OA a . fered by Attacking Phone 6-20S4 Other officers are as follows: I and girls of the community. The Tone right A j f V l On Outskirts; Castillo First vice-president, Mrs. Wal- j Ylakor services will be held at program will include handcrafts, ABEL’S 3 4 2 Dead, 1 J 3 5 8:15 p. m. All those that want over your Units; Replies W eak; lace Payne; second vice-president, singing and worship, games, and Bear 36 Ooopet; Street wall* quick­ DRICS WASNCS Cermans Lose Local Boys and Qirls Manpower Expert Pre­ Assigns General Mar­ Mrs. Eugene Lehr: third vice-pres­ the names of their departed to be USILVI Woundea\58 Missing a project period. Mrs. David M. ly, easily, IN ONt NOURI - Bombers Blast Naples. Warned They Are (»o- quez to Combat Move. ident, Mrs. Eme.st Beng.ston; read during the Yiskor, will please •m oothly I I'kk Up to M id in ig ^ Tues­ dicts Continuation of fourth vice-president. Mrs. Henry oohUct the Rabbi. This will not 162 From 500 ing Into World of Tur­ Miller; secretary, Mlse Beulah be necessary for those that have Allied Headquarters, North day^ Navy Reports Shortages; Plenty of Bulletin! Todd; treasurer, Mrs. Paul Agard^ memorial tablets. Africa, June 4.—(A>)— British b ,. ' moil; 2 91 in Class. Jobs for All Implied. Salads Do chairman of Red Cross work. 'Mr*. Thursday., June 10: Shavnoth warships have bombarded Buenos Aires, June 4.— (/P) Edna Case Parker. morning .services at* 7:30 a. ta. Planes^in Raid WkBhington, June 4 . ^ ^ lAK GRILL- LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE the Italian fortress island of Warned that they were facing — Gen. Pedro Ramirez, leader An advisory board of five was Yiskor will be said. — Conquest of Attu in A1 Ne wYork, June 4—<41—A fpre- 38 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. 5406 the greatest responsibilities ot any of a revolt against the gov­ About Menu Monotony also named. This Includes Mrs. “WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” Pantelleria for the third and tians cost the United State' CFSt that labor ahortage*-—imply­ Robert Alexander. Mrs. Clarence Full Story of Attack graduating class from the Man­ ernment of President Ramon fourth times this week, hurl­ 1,535 casualties including 342 ing plenty of jobs for all-w ould F tti Sb§rtag«s 111 R atltilig ^ Peterson, Mrs. Emil Kottke, Mrs. chester High school during the S. Castillo, entered ' Govern­ Howard Eddlson and'Mrs. E. W. ROOFING DINE AND DANCE ing ahells into the harbor and On Kursk Unfolded; men dead, 1,135 wounded and continue for at least a year after battery areas, it was an- , ^ 0 Erie railroad cabooeeB are randwiched skyward after a past fifty years, two hundred and ment House in downtown A r t M E m m f t c • • H Wbttham.' To the Lilting Tunes of Land Action StiU 58 missing up to midnight I freigbftoain rammed the rear 6f another freight in the Erie railroad this war was made today, by Leo Buenos Aires this afternoon After the businas# meeting ASBESTOS SIDING MARTIN-SENDUR nouncced today. Both Wed- Tuesday, the Navy reported yards sL^Jsmestown, N. Y. No one was injured. sevehty-four students received M. Cherne, manpower expert and Tiling introduced Mias Helen Es)»s, neadey night and Thuraday morn­ Desultory on Front. diplomat this morning at the State executive secretary of the Re­ amid shouts of ‘‘Long Live who had coached a one-act .mys­ INSULATION DON MAC AND HIS PAINTS • v a r n i s h e s • ENAMELS ing the big ehlpa stood off and today. Th* deaths represent theater whi<4i waa packed to the search Institute of America. Democracy!” and “Long Live tery play, "Gratitude," for the en­ pounded the rocky island in dupli­ a ratio of about five Japanese doors. There are seventeen mem­ C3ierne'B predictions indicated Freedom!”' These cries rose 'J tertainment program of the eve­ Bulletin! Expert workmanship. ,\ll work RHYTHM MASTERS cation of their double assaults at killed for each American lost in bers in the armed forces of the he expects success for the numer­ from crowds gathered in the ning. Taking part In this Ingenious guaranteed. Reasonable Pricea. the atari of this week. There was London, June 4.— fyp) — The the battling over the anow cov­ school and orie was present, Robert ous organizations studying post­ half-hour comedy .vi^ere Mias Na obligation for an estimate. DELICIOUS FOODS —■ MODEST PRICES! A some alight return fire from Ital­ German radio reported today ered crags and tundra. Roos^elt Views Knurland, seaman in the United war problems with the aim of pre­ famous Plaza de Mayo, be­ a past la Blanche Henry, Mr*. Emma Ly­ ian batteries, but aa In the two that the .Rusatans had hurled . Known Japanese deaths, the venting unemployment Some of fore Government House, s; besidea, ffw Write or 'phone. Statea Navy. The sixteen others ons Mettleton, Mlsa Doris Kibt«. Steaks Vi Broilers Roast Leg of Lamb previous attacks the Britleh Na­ three Infantry divisions and a Navy has aald, total 1,791 exclu­ will be presented at a later date. these groups estimate that aa which contains the presiden­ sol They cm as Miss Blanche Hplman and Miss reinforced tank brigade, per­ many as 30,000,000 men and wom­ Burton Insulatine Co. Roast Top Sirloin Veal Cutlets Pork Chops val unite, were reported to have sive of enemy abldiers killed by Sweltering Heet tial offices abandoned by Catherine Putnam, ' suffered no .damage or casualties. haps 50,006 men In nil, into a air bombing and Naval bombard­ Gowned in deep red cap and en might be left jobless by de­ A pleasant social time, with re- 180 Oxfbrd St. Halartford Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer powerful disy and night asanult Strikes Liable mobilization of war industries and Castillo. They gave an up- Britlah Rake BmplaoeRietits ments and cremated or buried be­ gowns the class sat through the freehmentaz-bf coffee and cake, TeL 82-4515 aimed at smashing the VeUzh fore American troops took the is­ the armed services. roarous welcome to Ramirez, concluded the evening. 30 Oak Street Tel. 3894 Factory Special Bombed day and night by line some 250 miles west of long ceremony amid sweltering Commenting on a study-of man- land. American and R~A.F. planes In Moscow. The German ne- heat which was almost unbearable. who had been minister in Sman Groups Still Sniping the air aiege, Pantelleria'a shore eoont, reeorded by The Asso­ For Duty The diplomas were presented by (CoBtlnued oe Flag* Six) Castillo’s government. ODD END SAMjPLE LOTS gunners could reply but weakly ciated Press, asserted the Rus­ Small groups o f JapaneM atill the dean of Manchester's teachers, aa th* British ahips raked their sians had failed to break were roaming Attu harassing F. A. Verplanck who compliment­ Buenos Aires, June 4.— [/P) emplacemente through despite tbe Intensity American troopa on Tuesday, the ed them~.upon reaching their pres­ Scoop eat of the attack. Navy said. However, their activ­ Lays Down Simple Rule F a v o r ® ent start in life but warned them — Army units revolted today DINE AND DANCE Aa Allied announcement dis- ities have been confined to sniping, that they were facliig a world that Giraud Will Be against President Ramon S. closed that R. A. F. Wellington Man Who Quits Es- ^ HV O rS GEORGE SMITH’S MUSIC Moscow, June 4.—(A')—The Ger­ and wiping out all remaining ene­ waa in turmoil and an uncertain Castillo’s government of neu­ bombers battered the island out­ my troops aeems only a matter man Air Force lost 162 planes out sential War WQrk ^ C ufiiture i ’b would greet them when tral Argentina, marched into WITH TONT OBRIGHT AND HIS XYLOPHONE post Monday and Tuesday nights of time. they took up the difficult task of Army’s Chief; PLANTS and on tbe latter date also deliv- of 500 that ' attempted to raid Navy Communique No. 401: races service; Applies going ahead in the world. Buenos Aires and .iiuickly Soft, Sweet Music For Your Dancing Pleasure! ared a block-busting raid on the Kurak Wednesday, It was an­ "North Pacific: damaged port o i Naples. Two-ton Reviews School History seized control of strategic For Victory Gardens SLACK nounced today as the full story of "I. On June 1st, on Attu Island To . All Deferred as Strike H cads Mr. Verplanck reviewed the his­ New Decision points about the city. There bombs exploded on the Naples In­ the raid unfolded. small bands o t Japanese troops dustrial area and among the docks Well as to Miners. _ tory of the Manchester High was bloodshed in a clash on Walter's Restaurant It was announced previously still roamed some areaa of the is­ school for the past fifty years and We have thousands of strong, true to name Ar’ege- and “ many were seen to burst land, although there was no fur­ the . outakirta. Gen. Pedro Rami­ among plants and port buildings," that 133 German craft had been through It he outlined the growth Wjll Make Number of Formerly Dante’s ( At The Center) table plants that will help to make your victory garden destroyed over Kursk in one of ther enemy resiatance. Washington, June L— (A*) Standing Vole Subject rez, minister of war in the Caa- it was stated. of the Bchool.and the quality of the tiUo cabinet, waa identified a* th* a succei^. tbe biggest air battles of the -war "3. The United States Army — President Roosevelt, who To Later Roll Call teaching staff and faculty. He told Concessions to De- THE VERY BEST IN CHOICE FOODS AND LIQUORS SUITS No Fighter OpposiUoa casualties on Attu as. of midnight leader of the revolution. as the aerial struggle all along has ordered John L. Lewis' the graduating members that Gaulle in Return; Offi­ Beaidea block-busters— each ca­ the front Intensified and land ac­ June 1 were as follow s:. — Ballot; Stiff Penal­ OaUqA MUItary Movement "Killed—343. striking coal miners back to where ever they go. or what ever Government quarters described cup nserifidM i Giant Pascal Celery pable of levelling a city block—the tion remained desultory. they do, there would alwaya Unger cers to Be Replaced. Lettuce twin-engined Wellingtons dropped "Wounded— 1,185. work Monday, laid down to­ ties Are Provided. the revolt aimpfy as ''a jnnil*>7 Msj i.iisisita er i A correspondent for Red Star, th*. memory of the days spent as Tomato Plants, Red Plum, Yellow Golden other types of high axploalves on the Army newspaper, said the "Missing—58. day as a simple rule that a movement.” Castillo assigned “3. In addition to the known students of the school they were Algiers, June 4 -— (41 — Gen. Gen. Rodolfo MarqUes to combat DisMlve gekaie M i tha vital Italian ahipplng center. Germans attempted an elaborate war Bulletin! leaving today. "Your class motto Th* Wellingtona encountered no Japanese dead of 1,791 on Attu man who quits essential Charles DeGaulle and Gen. Henri tbe movement with “forces of re­ •Beocdinc to ctijrvctioai t Queen, Red 'Earliana, Stone, new plan of approach In the at­ island (previously reported In work thereupon becomes lia­ H'ashington, Juite 4—iVP:— reflects favorably on your conduct fighter oppi^tion either over Na- tack on Kursk, after their experi­ Giraud were reported today to pression” made up o f men loyal chiH im « sMspa**^ G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. Navy Department Communique Legislation providing for during the four years you- have to hi* conservative regime mnfi plea or Pantelleria, etrlking evl- ence last May 32 when they lost ble for Army service.' He been a melhber of the Manchester have reached a newr-eompromise Champion, Bonny Best denea of the depleted' state of No 400) tJ. 8. Army troops have prison aentenoes and fines for 'policy of prudence” in world af­ 65 planea in a raid on the key brought up this phase of the coal persons Instigating or lending High school. "Not for ourselves under which Giraud will remain Lumber of All Kinds Axle defenaea. captured 11 priaonera." controversy himself at a press fairs.” — Sweet Pepper, Bull Nose, Harris Early Giant Russian Ukrainian base. The announcement that eleven strikes in government.operaix. alone" applies for every class that commandei ta chief of the 7'rrncb «n|ea ChM w d don. Ceasbine (CBS aald tha' Moscow radio This time they came In from conference, without saying wheth­ haa graduated. I enn only add my (Port authorities in Montevideo, $ 4 * 9 4 Japanese had been taken. prisoner ted plants was passed today , Army, out in return will make a capital of neighboring' Uruguay, i^niA with Mason Supplies^—Paint— Hardware quoted Swiss dispatchss as report­ many directors and,_^at different er he has any drastic work-or- by'the House Snd sent back to blewing and hope that success ■S mtad dteasin*.. Setvct Cabbage Plants, Golden Acre ing-that all foreign newspaper re- increased by seven the number of were ordered to be on the lookout VALUES UP TO $7.98 altitudes to form a star, the dis­ enemy troops reported captured in flgbt order in mind. the Senate for action on awaits you.” number of concesaiona involvec the portera. Including even those from patches said. The attack began at the campaign. Lewis' Remains Silent replacement of a number of high for an Argentine Navy gunboat, amendments. The address of welcoVne waa which was reported without ooa- Geraniums, Vinca Vines, Petunias for boxes Axta eountrlea, have been forbld- dawn and lasted 10 hours. Meanwhile, nothing but silence made by the class president, officers by generals from the den to enter, Naples. It added that But Kurak was on the alert and came from'Lewis, whose, hold on Fighting French forces such os COAL COKE OIL oorreapondente of neutral coun­ Washington, June 4—(fl')—The George Hunt, who was laten en­ (Oontinaed on Pag* Foer) PIN |BU RST m e a t d e p t . ....,at reduced prices. Retail ■■■ Salesroont the city's anti-aircraft guns Chinese Forces Smash his so-far personally loyal miners trusted with the diplomas of tfie Paul Le Gentilhomme, Elduard tries were allowed only In Rome faces a real teat in view of the House on a standing vote today ap­ Rene De Larminat *Marie Louis With^nly so many ration points to spend, you might 2 Main St. Tel. 5 1 2 5 threw up a heavy barrage at the Into Port of hu proved legislation provided stiff members who are in the service. and Milan.) enemy craft which slipped past president’s order. Miss Arlene Benson's subject as Koenig and Jacques LeClerc. „ just as yeW get the finest possible food for them. Shop The two R. A. F. night raids on Chungking, .June 4— (fl^-Chi- penalties for persons instigating Annuals will be on hand in about a week. Red fighter planes at the distant First, Mr. Roosevelt was asked salutatorian. "A Backward Purely Headquarters Job ... at Pin^urst Friday and Saturday for Quality Fish, Pantelleria were said to have neae forces have smashed into the or:, directing strikes in govern­ It is understood that GiraUiTif'' MANCHESTER approaches to the city. whether troop protection would be ment-operated plants, requiring a Glance,” was well received and this Mea^Fruits and Vegetables. started several fires and many Yangtze port of Itu^s^r annihilat- provided for those miners who command will be purely a head'*' Germaa Strategy Stopped ballot of workers before a strike was followed by four numbers Flashes ! Warm days suggestr a cold cut platter with a obey his order to get back to work! quarters job. He will not extend, fOanltaiied' an Pag* Four) Each aide fed reserve planes Inr. (Conttataed on Page Four) could be called and strengthening his activities to field commancL (Late Bulletins of the (41 Wtro) KNITTING MILLS He preferred not to comment on the authority of the War Labor (Coatlna^ oa Page Two) OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 :00. to th* battle and the German that because, he said, it waa in a The 'ask of directing the gen­ ^Assorted Cold Cuts...... ,1b. 49c tp 55e board. The action is subject to a eral war effort of those parts of - TELEPHONE 6304 strategy of smashing vrith small sense a bit iffy. He hoped, he said, later roU call vote. Indictments Against 7 QnnUied Delicatessen Baked Ham. MORE AIRLINES ARE TIMED formatlona yvas quickly stopped, tlmt the miners would go ' back the French empire not under Axis Boston, June 4. — (41 — Indlct- 155 ELDRIDGE STREET PHONE 8486 The legislation continues major Grote & Weigel’s Frankfurts. Italians Wait with many Junkers 88a and Dor- Backs Story Monday, control was taken up by the., new ments charging Police Commis­ BY ft'. nler 315* shot down. T bs Germans provisions of the Sena.terapproved Bank Building "Committee for National Libera­ sioner Joseph F. 'nmllty and six Cottage Cheese. Bluer Cheese. The'n, without any further ques­ Connally bill and a substitute then seqt In one squadron of 100 tioning, the chief exMutive said tion." other Boston police offleiaM with Sliced Bacon . * , Ih. 47c F o r l^ a s io n .measure drafted by the House The issue of cohimand had been BENRUS planes- at great height, but only Told oh'Raid there haa been a good deal written 'Military committee. Work Banned conspiracy to permit gambling girled Beef Ih, 25c a few a t them succeeded in im-. about the induction of miners into' one of the main points of differ, were ordered quashed today by V THAN iY It provides that anyone insti­ ence between Giraud and General loading their bombs on the target the Army. He commented that gating a strike or directing a Superior Court -iudge James C. PINEHURST FRESH FISH ' ANY OTHIg area, the Russians said. there was nothing startling or new DeGaulle, who nuw are aerving^as Donnelly. In a simple brief: Berlin Broadcast As- Woman Associate Pri­ strike or lockout shall face a Prohibited from Contin­ co-residents of the committee. De- 'Another shipment of Fish due Friday .“ .also Live Tbe Russians previously said about that, and that the rule la a maximum penalty of $5,000 fine "Pleas sustained. indictments ) B ^s Germans Prepar­ they lost 30 planes in defense of vate Detective Wit­ simple one and applies to all, not Gnulle has maintained from the quashed.” Judge Donnelly ruled..- - Lobsters.. .all sizes. . and one-year imprisonment In ad­ uing Construction of beginning that Giraud shotilfi dis­ ZJ.I-, the city, only the miners. dition, it bars the use of union that the offlcials who were Indict­ ing for Large Battles. ness ih Dempsey Case. Mr. Roosevelt went on to say associate himself from the mili­ ed by the grand jury after an In­ . The Soviet midnight communt; funds for benefit payments to Branch in Boston. tary command if he desires to RADISHES or " f ^ que said the Rad Army Air Fore* that if anyone is deferred because workers on strike but does not in­ vestigation by Attorne.v General London, June' 4.—(iP)—While White Plains, N. Y., June 4—(g') he is engaged in an occupation es­ have a hand in the political ad- Robert T. Bushnell would not have R.\RERIPES, bch. . . /C FLOOR hit six German tanks and. more terfere with the right of an indi­ Boston, June 4—(41—The War mlniatratlon.'’ Italy tensely awaited an Invasion to stand trial. than 50 trucks, sank a transport —Miss Hazel McNeel, an associ­ sential to the war, he normally re­ vidual to refrain from work. Production board announced to­ >y Allied forces, .a Berlin broad- ate private detective of Ned H. New Spirit Of Conrillatlon RED.sRIPE TOMATOES and a tug in the Gulf of Finland mains deferred as long as he con- ConsolldaGon Of BUI __— day that the National Shawmut A new spirit . - f i t conciliation ---- 4 sat told Its overseas listeners tx>- Pfterson, Loe Angeles investiga­ Unues to work. ^ ’ To I'rge Canal Completion CZD C D C and blew up ammunition and fuel The measure represents the bank of Boston had been prohibit­ which appeared to pervade polit- California FOR ACCURACY, WEAR A C A ST CKNTKH STHKCT ay that the German Army was dumps. An enemy submarine tor, testified today in corrobora­ Becomes Liable, for Serxice consolidation of a bill d ra f ed by I Columliia, S. C., June 4.—(4*1— ed from continuing construction of Icai quarters Ih Algieni- following ' Qov. Olin D. Johnston said today CARROTS, bch. . . IUC preparing'for battles on the larg- and a tanker were sunk in the tion of Peterson's story of the raid But as soop as he stops work, he representative Harnes.s (R.,. Ind.) a branch at 2 Westland avenue on the forrnal establishment of the st poMible scale." ' on Mr*. Hannah WiUiam Demp­ stops that work for the nation, and and Representative ^ Smith (D., I he and twiii'ather governors would Spring Black aet. It was said. the ground that the bank violated committee yesterday gave rise tp The A ltera radio said the Ital- A Moscow radio brMdcast skid sey's apartment on Nov. 32, 1942, : personall.v present a petition to a WPB consideration order.- The home, however, th-.t this question I President Roosevelt urging com- SPINACH, peck,. in government had ordered mili- in former Heavyweight Champion (Conttaoed ou Page Six) (Oootinued on Pag* Four) bank-is on* of the largest and old­ Jack Dempsey’s suit for divorce. I pletion of' the Fort Myers-Stuart'' Ary trials for deserters from Itair (Oohttaiied on Paga Two) est in Boston. (Continued on Page i'wo) Native C BENRUS ^ war facloties, Reuters report- Peterson, who yesterday told tbs' i canal In Florida to increase the Upon notification of tbe allagsd Lflow of fuel 611’ to the gasoline- ^ RHUBAim, 1b...... OC —AT— court that he, Dempsey and two violation, the bank discontinued- Strawberries .. Grapefruit ^ 'lUe 'W g.Ec U H Traiqpet Allied Threat other detective* found Mfa. Demp­ construction volunta'rily last July, ' staned east coast, statea. John- {t ^mdon newspaper* dontinued sey in bed in a Loe Angeles apart­ Bee-Bee Gun Gave Army Under the official suspension or­ ! ston, vl*"* president qf the .Atlantic ^ l i e i e SwgepM ade Steel Plants ^ and Gulf Q(nnls aSsbciatlon,' Inc., j h trumpet .the Allied threat to ment and saw ^ n n y Woodall, der announced today, the bank Is AS .\DVERTISED IN McCALL’S 1= .jfAly*a iaUuids and mainland. Aft- named by Dempsey as a co-re­ prohibited from pur^aslng or ac­ ' in a leUer to 15 govetoora o f east spondent, running from the bed­ Wcs.son Oil, pint 3.3c Spam,4.3c '‘V " tJH - noon edition headlines ware: Over France Idea for New Gdrhine cepting any materials in order to ; coast stales said he was confident “Tension ta Italy at Peak'— room, waa on the 'stand for cross- Feel Strike i^that If the Fort .Myers-Stuart Miracle Whip, pint 31c „ . Post Tens, 25c ^ JVJA examination.- continue or complete cohstnicUon Jvenlng Standard, quoting the o f the building, unless specifically canal wjre put to (ise It would Bisquick, .37c Saniflush,2.3c rp g lers radio. Miss . McNeel, attractive and lleve the fuel shortage In the Port Clinton, 0 .„ June 4—(41 — S hunting rifies which ranged authorized by the WPB follcswlng, Wheaties^ l.'5c Drano, 2.3c One Enemy Aircraft smartly dressed, said she was In less Production of Five Millsi * PCA “More Tnvaalon’ Ships Are Th* b^-bM irun, a toy with which i.than 1,800 yards. an applicatlpn in a prescribed eastern seaboard states." Kraft Dinner, I2c Shredded Wheat, 2 for 25c ling" — IBvening Newa, quot- Mr*. Dempsey’s bedroom when , - • • * Destroyed by "In combat, it has been the best manner. Restaurant and Grill British Dempsey, now s Ueutgnsht com­ most Aoicrlcan boys have riddled Will Havf to Be Cur­ 'Asks .Again for Retrial Scott Tiasue, Towels and Towel Holders. g dispatches from La Lines Diversion-of Materials Caused * MID CONTINENT ;hlcb reported at least 137 ships Fighters in Attack. mander in the United States Coast empty tomato cans,' provided ord- ” ««tr* * tailed Next Monday. Ciheinnatt, June 4..ft-(4'i — Max Monday will he the last day on which blue points G, Guard, confronted hia wife. nance and Industrial gun designers S. The WPB announcement de­ Stephan. Detroit restaurateur con­ ;VS laft Gibraltar during the clared that "negligence" oh the II and J are valid. ' . n n fsw days, "Mra. .Dempsey said to Mr. with the Idea for.one of the Army’s •** victed of treason, asked the Sixth London, Jiuie -t- Britlah part of bank officials.'"resulted in PittsbuVgh; June 4—(41—Th* * DELTA “Italy; Ws Maaa for New tiempaey, ‘What is this all about r ’ newest weapons. ISLS n U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals fighter* made a sweep over north­ testified Mias McNeel. She said Th* new firearm—a vicious little “ a wilful violation of conservation production of five huge mills of the again today to order retrial of his NEW ARRIVALS... k • iw*'—Evening Star, quoting U. ern Ftance today without loaa and Order L-41 and cau.sed the diver­ AMERICAN Our New Office , ART McKAY AND HIS Peterson replied, "You’ll find out.” 30-caUber carbine combining light-* Cf-rnegie-Illinois Steel corporation ease. Once sentenced to be hang­ War S eorsti^ ^ Stlik* A shipment of Fancy Keeble^s Cookies (bulk) at one enemy aircraft was deatroyed, Mias McNeel.quoted Dempney as ness, fire>'power and accuracy i *?*’ **"*^-* soWler can sion of materials and labor needed ed, and scheduled to go Into court ^ EXPORT AIRl'.NFS it waa announced authoritative- for prosecutl(Hi of the. war to uses will have to be curtailed “ma­ 33c to 35c ib. Have an assorted pound. UU Tha oversssa eommentator sf saying to’ Mrs. Dempsey: "I have at battle ranges — was demon- ®**'^^®**'' "ve times as much at Detroit tomorrow for re-sea- ihn new lrnn» Cironic »y. — - . caught you again." . strated to nelramen for the first i not authorized by the War Pro­ terially” next Monday' due to a tence, Stephan appealed from an Good New^...our shipment of Emily Harrison’s is iV O lF at IS Oarmaa radio w m quoted as A t the aame time German fight­ duction board." fuel ahortage. officials said today BENRUS' eifiu- ORCHESTRA FOR DANCING “The Britlah are talking The witness continued: Ume today by the War depart- *?*' ^*1® Garand. Its very .sffec- order Issued Mny 22 by Judge .Ar­ French Dressing with Chutney has fihally arrived. Fac­ Tivciy on Renruv WnKh er-bombers acattdrad exploalvea Peterson and Woodall Enter - The announcement said Jhe or­ as the coal strike moved into iji about an Invaaloa of Europe ment's Cleveland Ordnance dlsr I ^''® aiiort great- thur Tuttle, den.ving him a new tory doing so much business they cannot keep up‘with Arlington over a southeast coast town and der, known as L-41, prohibited fourth day. trial. The Supreme C<»urt of the InmljMQt**' "Then Peteraon and Benny trict. Ilwduction now is nearing^’’ accu*»cy than the 45-caliber orders on it. ' Linlit 2 bottles with an order. A IT Sliocli. then shot up the streets, causing a Woodall came into the room. fuU scale at th* Standard Products w h i^ is handled experOy this tYpe fo consiriiction, if It cost A auivey of- 18 coal producing United States enrly this week re­ |M«of WaNk t*orant**d .* * * * « • kafarring to the “assumption" number o f eaaualtlea Includliig Woodall threw himself on th* bed by only a few men at ranges over |S,b00< or more, unless specifically state* ahowed, the shutdown 1* fused for a third Hme to resiew the Expello for moth protection ...... 25c d*|M«id*bl* and occvrel*. C x O / S 175 EAST CENTER ST. 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. ,t the Osrmans would remain on aoMe killed. Co.'s plant in this Lake Erie town. cauaing a loss of app.oximataly and Mra. Dempsey ssid.'*Oh Benny The carbine la a short-barreled SO feet " authorized by the WPB. In order case.” Dwin Insect Killer ...... bottle ,50c N tolar of rich rod gdd, ^4* » ^ defanatv* ta Ruasia during the A number of buildings were hit, to coimrve critical materials re­ 2,000,000 ton» daily in output, and ' • • • ’ wMi otaoiwioo bracolol Inar — aa darling, what have they done to rifle, only 36 indhea long. Like the Tbe new weapon rapidly is re­ Armour's Star- Peanut Butter ...... ';2-lb. jar 72c Where Wg Will Be Pleased To See imptkm which jlneludlng a church stnKk by s de­ you ?” ' . placing th* 45-caliber pistol as quired' for war purposes. that.the effect on the . nation’s To lA y Off 800 .Men lose from a recent broadeeat to layed actloh bomb. bee-bee gun, it> weighs leas than B. R< Switzer and Company. Inc., great industries would become Our Old Friends and New. She said Woodall did not an­ six pounds, including strap and standard sldrarm, the colonel Chicago, June 4—<46—.A spoke*" rman Uatenera by' Lieut. Gen, Residents of the town said It swer. was contracted by the bank on "kerious” by the end of a second man for .Carnegle-IIUnols Sleel I'inehurst opens at 9:00 a. m. Fridays and-Satur- WIAS A SINtUI . . . rot - M i ^ u m Charge * 1 .0 0 cartridge clip. That's about three says. Easy to handle, i t ' can be week of Ulleneas in the mines. rt Dletmar, Nasi military Focke-Wulf 190a made th* attack "Mr. D am ply aroae to go." March 10, 1942, to builu the branch reported loda.v that 800 me* days, and closes at 6:00...... MAinV ,«.a08 ACCUtACT. ifccaman — the overaeaa eom- and two were shot down Into the pounds lighter than the newer fired "(Jommando style" from the at an estimated cost ot $100,000, Blast Furnace Closed Miss McNeel continued, “and he GKrsn^. hip or from the shoulder The first blast furnace to be would foe laid off Ibis week at tlie tator aaid: leaned over to 5Cr, Woodall and and actual construction started koge armor plate plaat ta Garyi “The base of Europe Is so strong I^ptta 15 Sluga From Clip Dozens of the men snd women after April 9, 1942, the date, that closed waa one pf the Republic «nld,. T caught yon this tlms—you Unlike tha air rifie. It spita 15 assembling th* gun’s 85 parts L-41 became effective, the WPB Steel corporatlofi at Birmingham,' Ind. Neither Oarnegta-UUno** id wlds.that it permits not only Trearary Balaneq can take her—take her and keep nor Army Ordnance would oon^ Clarke bisurance "Agoicy Kitchen Open Until 11 p. m. fsnsivs but offensive aetioaa" high-velocity aliiga, from on* cUp have Incentive for making them SBldi Ala., where' official* notified < thj her.' ” with 4eadly accuracy. The veloc­ perfect: They are fathers, moth< government the cause waa an In- meat on the feason for tbe tayaff, Kraptag Ptaas Secret Washington, June 4—(F)—The Proceeded With BuUdlng hicfiiiTjt Givcem ^nc: Iiiaiiranoe .Af An Kinds' Mias ICeNsel bald Woodall did ity o f its bullets a t 58 feet from era, wive*, alstera or awsetbealrts Tlta,suspension order declares a ^ u a t e coal supply. They aaid a foot from. autlisHtatlve eoureaa a ' '‘‘Cl '-"A'rf ■ Oetmaa gaaaral staff is’ position of th* Treasury June 3: .not utter a word whil* in Mrs. Mattbew MANCHESTER TELEPHONE S665 Steaks, Chops and LobatergI *|Mnf its plans secret, th* com- the muxale Is 1,900 feet per second, o< 33 Port Clinton men captured th* bank learned of the iesuance aecond one would have to be was leanied (h sl tt would "h* «**• Receipts, 130,350,164.09; expend­ V . POS'^ OFFICE - uAi: Ft OCK f POM ARMCRJ! JEWELER Ample Parking Space ^empasy's room at that time. Shs ranking next to the larger Garand or killed adth General MacAr- of L-41 or. April 9, 1942. but that banked in “another, day or two.” reef to assuine that the Araay ha* itures, 8133.331.417.38; net bal- rifle's 3,675 feet par second and thur'a 192nd Tank Battalion, on enough n ra> 6r.^ fc far Ito-teaks MANCHESTER aa Fags Fweg mutm, 313,504,569,899.89. 977 MAIN STREE1\ sosssBaBH SsnBsaisagiBH BBKsssaaaB aonsifisrablF abeva aldar typaa at Bataan. .(Ceeltaeed ea. Pag* cFeur^ '.(Oeadtaw*;/* r*s« fwat at Htn nroneat m m . ^ V-

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