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««WMOAt, MAJtUH 11 X K l L y B The Weather Manchester Evening Herald Averag# Daily Cireabitioii Forccant.ul L.. o. ^teatuer Bureau Wm iha Manta a t Fabtnary, 1948 Fair tonight, slightly coMer In Dr. Henry Smith Leiper, execu­ Memorial Temple. Pythian Sla­ money paid to data la $78.00 and ed la two and only ona amployae inlerlor; some high rlondlnes* refunds to employeea not partici­ a t the town is receiving the pen­ tive secretary of the American ters. will meet tomorrow evening Police Court Town Pension 9,116 Wednes^y, but otherwise fnir and About Town Committee, World Council of in Odd Fellows hall. Card, games pating in the plan la $343.47. Of­ sion. ’ Oil Buraers ------1------^----- Mensber a l tha Andlt mild. churches, will give the first in the will follow the business session, fice expenses are $117.10. The and with a social time and refreshments treaaurer has invested $20,000 of B anna Otaentottena series of live lectures under aus­ Judge Raymond E. Bewrm Report Made z a t iciM Ocrtrud* Nealey of 67 pices of the local committee of the by the tending entertainment com­ the sinking fund in U. S. Govtm-/ Manchester-^A City of Village Charm Wadcworth atrMt w u in Boiton, Hartford County Y.W.C.A., to­ mittee. found probable eauae and bound ment Bonds. ^ RUBBER SHEETINCf Furnace^ 'jlaac^ fHia waek'Mid attendliif tha night at eight o’clock in the audi­ Arthur St. Pierre of 151 Maple The total number of employaas A Few StiD Available. PRICE THREE CENTS Treasurer Waddell Is­ of the town from whom tledi^lona DIAPER PAILS MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1945 '(TW ELVE PAGES) "annual flower ahow. torium of the- Nathan Hale schooL Miss Jeanette Buchanan, leader atreet over to the Superior Court (Claaalfled Adverttatog oa Faga 18) The theme of the series Is “ Ldberty of Girl Scout Troop No. 12 which is have been made from pay-rolls as RACKLIFFB OIL CO. in bonds of 12,500 in Town Court sues Figures Showing of March 6, 1945 Is 139 and the A Military Whist for the benefit and Justice For All.” Season affiliated with the Second Congre­ Arthur Drug Stores TaL Hartford 7-ei81 tickets are on sale at Dewey-Rlch- gational church, attended the thla morning. , Condition of the Fund. total number of employees, not e f the Red Cross will be held next participating ih the plan, who are 845 Main St. Rnblnew BMg. 888 Maple Avenoe — Hartto week Wednesday evening March man’s, or admission may be paid morning service in a body yester­ St. Pierre was presented In Protection at Remagen Bridge at the auditorium for any of the day, in observation of the 33d court last Wednesday morning on not participating an. Concord, Maas., State Reformatory of pqy-roll of town employees, in devastated lands. Any pieces, ty will show motion pictures of 18 Main St. Tel. 8085 i Near Superhighway and asked the court for leniency. participating in the town pension large enough to be cut into four- England and France before the plan. inch squares will be welcome. Used present war. The hostesses will Jumble Inn, Manchester's teen­ The accused had been sentenced to on their hemocrau Auert ^iVotcrS Will the Maaaachuaetta Institution for 820,000 Inveated In B on^ BMitorlal must be clean and in good be Mrs. Hatty Kuhney, Mrs. Nella age canteen, played host to over The total amount of pension ] publican-Drafted Bill 1 _ , ^ , condition. Materials may be left Gillette, Mrs. Julia Loomis. Mrs. one hundred youngsters on Sat­ a Crime committed In that state. I>ess Than Two Miles at the headquarters of the Red Edith Bailey and Mrs. Jennie urday evening. He was apprehended here on WHEEL CHAIRS On Labor Relations iShOtV Wortu Cross In the House and Hale build- Segar. The bowling alleys, ping pong March 4 about 9:30 p. m. by Offi­ 33rd Anniversary From Six-Lane Road cer Winfield Martin who caught Falls Short of Ex-', Trying to Expand !g;;- tag. or at the Production room In room, game room and snack bar HOSPITAL BEDS Linking Ruhr With the Center church parish house. St. Pierre and a, 14-ycar-old boy Nu-Wood For Rent er Sale. Daughters of Liberty No. 135, were in popular demand through­ pectations; Intend to Unity Stand / li,A‘ out the evening. trying to open a cash register Frankfurt - on • Main; L. O. L. I„ will celebrate their 42d which they allegedly had taken ARTHUR & JAMES, INC. Members of the Anderson-Shea anniversary tomorrow evening in Dancing Instruction was given Tie Ceilings Back Scott Proposal*. * Post Auxiliary, Veterans of For­ from a barber .shop on Maple 108 Farm'gt’n Ave. Htfd. 3-4848 Oder Bridgeheads Germans Estimate 60y> Orange hall. A short business in the gym from 8 until 10 p. m. street. Attic Insulation People of ?iew Hamp­ P-'. eign Wars, will meet at the comer meeting at 6:30 will precede the At 10 movies, the highlight of Repair Work — New Work State Capitol, Harford,, 000 to 70,000 Ameiv o f Woodbridge and Starkweather supper and entertainmenL Mem­ which sketches were of New Eng­ llarch 13.— (/P)— A serious shire to Hallot on streets tonight at 7:30 p. m. and bers are requested to make returns land, South America and the war lean Troops in Crit* . will proceed to 06 Starkweather on the home front. The movids I'.eavage on the state labor Subject ^ of Setting Germans Report Reds 1.100 Bombers o f stubs for the blanket drawing ASHES and RUBBISH ical Sector Now* Street to pay their respects to the which will take place during the lasted until 11:30 when the can­ LECLERC Raymond F. |elations issue was reported Up World Federation. Attacking.**— I-.*..- North^orth of " ..late Mrs. Margaret Keefe, whose evening. teen closed. REMOVED jirtually inevitable today in f . ^laughter, MrS. Florence Streeter, FUNERAL HOME Schaller pliable legislative sources as Frankfurt; Kuestrin Jjjt Dortmuiid; Pari.*!, March 13.-—(yP)-— 14- Is a member of the organization. TELEPHONE 8962 Bulletin! If.' 2.‘t Main Street Contractor and Builder democrats, joined by some Captured by Soviets. First Army infantrymen libor representatives, flatly Concord, N. H., March IS—- Half tracks mounting anti-aircraft guns, of the First Army, stand guard at the approach to the drove ea_t from their Rhine Paul Ottone and Joseph Hublard, Phone 5269 218 Parker St. Tel. 6446 GAVELLO & E. SCHULZ (gV-The plana o f the great Berlin Raided Ir., of Middle Turnpike, returned Isserted that a Republican- bridge over toe Rhine at Remagen, Germany. The soldier on the truck at right uses binoculars to I.,ondon. March 13.—(/P) bridgehead today to a point . stnteamen to affiliate the Uni­ keep a sharp lookout for possible enemy planes. (AP wirephoto from Signal Corps radiophoto.) yesterday from the west coast af­ HALE'S SELF SERVE ted bill on the subject fell ted States with a world federa­ — Soviet troops are attack­ less than two miles from the ' ter spending the past month in liort of their expectations. tion, posseaslng world police six-latie super-highway link­ Oakland, Cadiforaia. The Original In New England! ing powerfully north of City in Path of Allied |seen Unacceptable b.v RIsCasal powers, recelv^ the approval ing the Ruhr with Frankfurt Even before the details of the of the first plain American Frankfurt in an attempt tO| Armies on Western Members of the Army A Navy Delegates Not on the Main. New gains wid­ Iv. |.O.P. bill were made public, Sen- citizena to vote on It In New Yanks Chasing Japs expand their bridgeheads; Iv Club are requested to meet at the or Lieon RtsCassl, Democratic Hampshire town meeting elec­ over the Oder river, the Ger­ Front Written Off ened the bridgehead to near- / clubhouse. Main and Forest streets, ly six miles at pointa along its p TUESDAY SPECIALS! loor leader, said he had learned tions today: In Swnnzey, N.H„ man high command said to­ thb evening at 7 o'clock. From Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! l-iough about It generally to know first town to report on a ref­ Bound to Any As Dead After Raid. mile breach in the German Rhill^ there they will proceed to the Hoi- SMART WOOLENS day after Moscow announced line. i liat It would not be acceptable to erendum laid before 17$ voters Into Mindanao Hills loran liberal Home la tribute to lls party, which controls the Sen­ In town nteetlng, all 17$ voted capture of the east bank for­ The Germans eattmated .toat Dennis Coleman, who was a mem­ Bulletin! lu.. te- • ■ In favor. Pledged View tress of Kuestrin. The Nazi com­ from 60,000 to ''0,000 First Army ber. fo r As result, said RIsCassi, Senate Take Zamboanga TowUj mand said the Russian assaults London, March IS. — (4^— troops were in the critical araa— Danish Pastry Pkg. of 6 29c emocrats will remain firm in Concord, N. H., March 13.—;^wn^<>Jor such a^s^keup^nUgW •treet Corporal Miller is station­ The referendinn was inserted In day, while other doughboys Guam, Manh 1 3 - lA')— Seven The German communique told of Service— Knowledge— World Friendship j/ould report the Scott bill favor- a number of town warrants In toe team.” ed in Alaska. Stettlniua. who is chairman, met pressed the cleanup of southern local breaches by Red Army troops, front was written off dead to-1 aHo^ved the LudendorR fbly this week If the Republican 225 communities holding meetings important war plants and harbor as lill proved unacceptable to them. the other members of the delega­ Luzon island. beating toward Stettin from the day following a shattering attack | bridge at Remagen to stand, per- Banana Flakes Lge. Jar 43 C today—making the Granite State The 41st seized four villages on installations were damaged in yes­ (Dehydrated). Withhold Official Comment tion. except Former Secretary north. on Dortmund by more than 1,100 ;mitting Americans to cross toe Hull, at the State department and the iilghway about two miles terday's terrific incendiary bomb­ The Second While Russian Army Representatives of organized la- (Conttnned on Page Fonr) north of Zamboanga as engineers British heavy bombers which drhp-' Rhine with dry feet, lor, some of whom It was under- subsequently took them across the ing of Nagoya, reconnaissance to the northeast battled within ped about 6.000 tons of explosives] Gains Relatively Slow A REMINDER! No. 3 Oaa Valvtta Fancy AH Oreen street to the W^lte House for a were reconditioning a captured photographs disclosed today. sight of the sharp church spires of I t o ^ had been shown the Repub­ nearby bomber airdrome, 215 on toat eastern gateway to toe Gains eastward from too Rhine The J W . H A L C CORF. lican measure, withheld official meeting with the president. Fifteen fires still were burning Danzig, where the war began. Part Ruhr in 29 minutes yesterday. ; in the rugged hills, sheer cliffs and Wlicn Yoo Need More In his initial statement to the miles from Borneo. The Japanese in the Industrial city, which pro­ of the civilian population dnd mili­ MANCMBSTBR CONH* fomment. Unofficially, however, abandoned formidable fixed posi­ It was the biggest daylight at- valleya of the Westerwald was Asparagus Can 1 9 c Ine labor leader whd asked not to Plan to End groap, a paragraph of which was duces 40 to 50 per cent of all Jap­ tary garrison of Danzig has been tions before the town and around evacuated by sea, Moscow dis­ tack ever staged by the R. A. F , ‘ relatively slow. The Germans were INSURANCE le identified, termed the measure released for publication by the anese warcraft, when the photo­ which also kept the mighty Allied making their strongest stand at Headquarters for Girl Scout Equipment 1 "lawyer’s bill,” which did not give State department, Stettlniua said toe airdrome and fled northward graphs were taken 12 hours after patches said. No. 3 Can St, I awnhnel Probe Today Into the hills dominating fabled aerial offensive rolling through the the north end of toe bridgehead Fire - Theft - AotoMoblle lulBcient powers td the proposed that "all of you have an expert 300 B-29s fired a five-square mile Sea Eaca|»e I.ane« Bhx'ked night by sending its Masqiilto, where the Americans were but 33 Itate labor relations board. knowledge of toe Issues Involved Zamboanga. area. or Familure Against similarly light opposi­ But Red Army planes now had bombers against Berlin for the miles from the edge of the Ruhr Can The labor representative 4lso (In toe forthcoming conference), Aircraft Works Damaged blocked sea escape lanes, and a 21st successive nl;(ht. | basin—Germany’s greatest arsenal* Cut String Beans 17c both national and international. tion on Luzon the 11th Airborne CALL bjected to the proposed appolnt- Union Official Praises Greatest damage was done to Soviet correspondent said "the end Waves .Agajn Over Reich A First Army officer said resist* rient of an agent who would serve Seen Able to Work as Team division epptured Los Banos, for­ of German divisions trapped on Soon after daybreak today ance in thV center of thfe hridge- mer prison town, and Batar\gas, Aichl aircraft works’ Eltoku Burt Olaey toe Investigating officer for the Packard for ‘Magnifi “ And we are all prompted by the Danzig coast is drawing near." waves of Allied warplanes again i head .salient waa moderate. De- the same desire to succeed,” he tenth provincial capital on the is­ plant. MaJ. Gen. Curtis Lemay, ALEXANDER »rd, contending that the bill, in cent' Engine Job. commander of the 21at Bomber Some accounta said the Germans swept over .the Reich, continuing | fonse on the sotith was character- |ffect, gave that official rather added. ” I am confident, therefore, land to be liberated. were fleeing in panic. clock-arotind blows which General: ized as light. , Tomato Juice 20-Oz. Can 10c that while free In pursuing our Los Banos, where airborne command, said 358,000 square feet han toe board the power to say of the plant waa destroyed. This Farther east, the alege tighten­ Eisenhower said are having a The German communique ssud JARVIS chat cases should be considered by Bulletin! personal views and convictions, we troops rescued more than 2.000 M AUBXANDER STBBBX was nearly 14 per cent of the roof ed on Koenigaberg. East Prussian “ tremendotia.” crushing effect on the First Army had captured sey- Largn Bottle |he board. Detroit, March IS.— H. shall be able to work as one team. civilian Internees tl.ree weeks ago, capital. A large portion of the the enemy." ' eral villages and heights east o f Ofltoe 6IIX ReaMenee «t7B It Was understood that the In- The six delegates who met with was easily taken. Enemy strong- area. One of the main sub-aa- W. Anderson, vice president in sembly buildings waa gutted com­ population apparently had escap­ Dortmtind is the second largest the Rhine, Weekdays and Snndaya ' eatlgating agent would be ap- Stettinlus were Senators Connal- points were encountered after­ ed. city in the indiwlrlal Ruhr valley.' "Battle Still Developing" Domino Ginger Ale charge of personnel of General ward 1,500 yards northwest of the pletely. olnted by toe governor, receive a Motors Corp., testifying to­ ly (D-Tex) and Vandenberg (R- The German garriaon of Kiiea- an’central or considerable.” —May Be Wouinletl. one until at the end a path of de- In Tight Deadlock. steen, vice president of the Unit­ Post - War Program. ' Naval Appropriation Sought ed Automobile Workers (CIO), southern Philippines. The Japa­ Big Naval Base Target ( Washington. March 18.— (F) — nese deserted toe ancient Spanish Meantime, India-based Siiper- (Continued on Page Four) I Congress was a.sked today to ap­ Hollywood, March IS—(4^— commend the Packard Motor Car Bern Switzerland. March 13—(/Pi FIX Notionstr-Noyelties Company for doing what he term­ London, March IS—(/e\—Britain fortress city about a week ago, Fortresses in "medium” force - Frontier reporta said today that propriate $23,719,158,050 for the ORANGE HALL BINGO liouaanda of film workers, from ed a “ magnificent job” on an air­ announced today that three air leaving behind a small delaying bombed industrial targets at Ja­ Field Marshal von Rundstedt no 1 I Navy for the fiscal yeer 1945-48. lamoua atars to anonymous la- craft engine that other manufac­ transport companies would be ,set force. pan’s big Naval base at Singa­ longer waa in command of toe Ger- The new Navy budget submitted DRIVEWAYS llortara and machine-guns era, remained idle today as toe turers did not want to produce. up to carry on the empire’s post pore.'r A 20th Air Force head- I mans on the western front, and one Nazis Blasted by President ‘ Roosevelt provides Refers to Labor Charges war civil aviation program. Steam . sniped at the Yanks from the hills quarters communique from Wash- ; unconfirmed account said the Nazi i for a Navy of approximately aultl-mlUlon dollar movie atudio NOW! E V E R Y M O N D A Y , B P. M . and School Supplies It also heard George T. Chris­ ship linea will play an important where the Nipponese had their Ington said results from Brie. , opneral had been wounded. 3.38!),000 men. a Marine Corps of Can US for all driveway re- Strike threatened to apread in pari In the program. main positions. . Gen. Roger M. Ramey’s 20th ■ Advices from across the border! From Mount 178.000 ami I7S.165 In the Coast ope while leaders of to i rival topher, president o f the Packard palm and in.%tallatlonn. company, reply to labor ,charges A white - paper disclosed that Strong Bunkers Found Deserted Bomber command were "good ” | reflected growing tension in the Gunnd. The amount requested Admission 25c ducer-union faotiona grappled Strong bunkers and tunnels PENCILS CANDLES that hla company bad hoarded la­ each company la to operate over Some of the B-29s bombed by pre German homeland, particularly in compares with total appropria- a tight deadlock. non-competItIve areas and to have were found deserted around San cision Instruments. Munich, where the Nazi gaulelter Fifth Army Troops Re­ (iona of about $28,500,000,090 for Sharply worded atatementa bor and stood to profit greatly by Roque bomber air field, the second F. Fitzgerald 23 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPECIALS its war contracts while labor’a a combined o^anization - for the The raid followed by only two was said to hqve warned all party j 19t.t. ERASERS WAXED PAPER to fall In the Mindanao invasion. TELEPHONE 3-1417 rom oppoaing sides gave no indi- chances for wage Increases were training of personnel and the main­ days a successful attack In similar officers to avoid circulating In 1 pulse (^.oiinler - .At­ ation o f an early settlement of blocked by the "U ttle Steel for­ tenance o f aircraft. MaJ. Gen. Jens A. Doe's tank- strength against Important rail in­ worker secliona of the city because | Wiirkers l-'ort-ed To Flee ASHES RE.MOVED MOVIE STAR ADHESIVE TAPE led Yanks qblckly overran Wolfe tacks on Spigolino. PLUS SWEEPSTAKES * he dispute, which, does not In- mula.” To Ooerate to United States stallations at Kusla Lumpur. 200 the police no longer were strong ■ l.ynn. Mass., March 18. — (F»— TABLETS olve wages or hours' but is based 'What do you nqean when yoti The British Overseas' Airways field, a small airstrip, and then miles north of Singspore. All B-29s enough to guarantee safety. I .\pi»roxlmatel.v 1.50 employes of toa BANDAGE STRIPS $n a three-cornered Jurisdictional talk about labor hoarding’?” Corp. will operate to the United returned. Revolt Rumors Not CouBnufd Rome, March 13. '4*, Filth Webster Shoe Comiiany, and the WAR HERO TABLETS ontroversy. ‘ Chriatopher asked. “ You mean States and British commonwealth, (Continued Page Eight) General LeMay said nddilional • However, rumors of outrijflTl re­ Army troops have blasted the Ger­ Su|ierlor Counter Company, wera HAIR NETS May Be Final Arbiter keeping men you have no work with extensions to China and other “ 9 Information increased to 16.7 volt in Munich w'ere not confirmed. , mans from 5,900-foot Monte Spigo- forced to lea\e their benches Today regions Iri the Orient. An out- PAPER CLIPS The National Labor Relations for and don’t expect to have any Treasury Balance ^ square miles toe Tokyo area devas­ Well Informed observers here lino. in the forbidding mountain lo the Vamp building when fire In THIMBLES T' . which has been examining giw th of Britain's pre-war civil tated by more than 300 Siiper- speculated that Hitler might stage | country 14 miles northwest of a freight elevator filled the stnic- for.” air transport companies, it will Forta Saturday. He added these a^ue new aurpriae, auch as the use j COMMENTS RENT RECEIPTS he case, may be toe flnel arbiter, He pointed out that the charges Wasliington, March 13—(A’l—^The PLstoia. and repulsed enemy coun­ ture with smoke. A deputy 8ro lit when its decision can tie eX' comoete with other globe-girdUng position of the Treasury, March five factories to the list of those of gas, or some other new weapon, , ter-attacks upon the peak. Allied chief estimated the damage at like* this PEARL BUTTONS of hoarding had referred to 1M2 services, including Pan-American e remained problematical. IP: destroyed: NIsso Steel Mfg Co., to stem toe Allied tide, but agreed headquarters announced today. $2,000. MONEY RECEIPTS and 1943. Airways. Fujlkura Electric Csble Works. toat whatever too fuehrer decides, couae Blrcm- T H E W A R S Production stoppage in half toe That was toe time, Christopher ReceipU, $83,646,734.78; expend­ The activity flared in a section I H AT PINS A second company, to be known itures, $258,746,785.06; net balance, it must be done quickly. Enter'^ Innocent Fleas para to call in Europe and in the Padfle ,or eudloe yeeterday during toe said when Packard was asked to Throughout Germany. reporU , belvedere FILLER PAPER e'ning roun^ eeem^ certain to as toe British Latin American Air­ $15,790,067,106.61. . (Continued on Page Fonr) Boston, March IS. —(AV- ua with conii- are not over and the Germans SPOONS ” build 800 Rolls Royce aircraft en­ lines. will be established to serve here state, there ia utter confusion which the Americana hold. Monte to other lots as union gines a month. Spigolino ia about three miles east former Office of Prica .Admlalstra- and Jdps continue to take the COMIC BOOKS, 2 for Sc South America. The majority of resentment and outright resistance tlon offlrlala pleaded toaooeat to dooce- okssmen summoned support He told him Packard bad re- its particlpanta will be British against new reductions In food, of Pianainatlco, on Highway 12 lives of many American Boys. Beautiful ASH T R A Y S om ehrioua unalflllnted groups. running from Lucca to Modena. Federal court today to chargas of COMIC BOOKS, 3e each steamship lines in toe South Amer' travel and cooking privileges as illegally selling 150,000 food ratla«:; Pickets continued to patrol stu- (Oonttnoofl sm Page Foar) lean trade before,toe war, although Mother Qives Cigarettes Nazi leaders aeek to alow Allied Like the action in the Belvedere Woolens for 5-OZ. JUICE GLASSES' gates, and eoundtrucks and region, the advance apparently points to Boston marketmen. J a u ^ Are we, the people at hom e.^ntinatng PENCIL LEADS British Overseas Airways will par­ advances in the eaat and west. H. Howard, former Boston dIatataO; Suits, Coals, Dresses, nera were ordered Into service ticipate. PartIsM AcMvIty Increasing was designed to correct Fifth to do our share in the helping of these toe tempo stepped up. [ ration hank officer, and Marfte S.~' POCKET MMBS SALT AND PEPPER The third organizaUon will serve To Blood Donors forr Son Banditry and partisan activity Army positions for whatever may hoys? Jackets and Skiru. All Name Playera en FeMe BriUin and Europe. < Its partici were declared tncreaalng. be In store on the Italian front in 1 Norton, former Boston food taUsl^j] SHAKERS Ing officer, were held to 81,999 r RAT TAIL COMBS HoUywood’a name - players, nanta will include railway com- A privat* report from Berlin tht coming months, 60” xride. anwhlle, remained on the fence ench 'for a hearing. tm CARPET TACKS nanlea. short aea shipping lines, kanaas City, March 18-save the life quires many pints of plasma in .Advance $09 Yards Apply at Qieney Brothers A “peace movement” wia In 'Swinton, minister o f civil aviation, treatment and each pint used must by these foreigners, who robbed In the arc before Bologna Fifth of the Identity e f Brt$ Do More Than Your made a "secret deal” with toe rall- of her three-year-old son Donnie, freight can. to action on tha ated by toe Screen A cton , critically 111 of nephrosia in a Kan-- be replaced or paid for at a coat Army troops advanced about SCO w m Employment Office o n and Writers gnlldn late vraya to give them control of civil of $25. Workers committees against toe yards. Improving their positiona Capt. Laoantd aviationlatioti toxo preventpievenv cwupsiuMw.,,compfAltlon. ••X City hospital. Nazi rejsiime were reported oper­ Bifht. A eommlttee, Share This Year “I waa deaperate,” ahe said. and taking aeveral houses about vative, aaM AH hiring In accordance with the Arcs in g a t President George Mur ■nte proi^^glyra People will do auch crazy thinga ating in Easen. MoelUheim, Dues- ahonU he nrade to i G teE N STAMPS ton toe authority to approve the 1,000 yards southwest of Monte Stabilization Plan. . t i l J W H A I 4 COM Dorothy Tree ■ and Alan Rumici. "nSra ware other advances ----- hi ehlef to M* ! GIVEN ila was named to confer with Give Through appointment of boarda of dtreeton. noate publicity Tb

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BiANCBSSTEB, GUNN,. TUE5DAI, MARCH IS, 1948 sons per 100.000 in 1920 to 17 per] 100,000 in 1934. Mental Cases Level Off or Decrease \ BOOKM ARKS ...... By Robert Dime [anufacturers Study "With the removal of national I A bout Tow n Peter Gochee i Not Affected prohiblUon ta 1934," Dr. Landis iLocal Salvage "M M m m — Goodr and Miss Cushman continued, I Ancient Automobiles^ Modern Aircraft Carriers Post-War Possibilities "these rising rates o< admissions I War Casualty did not taoreaaa at a more rapid Breaks R ecord *n»e regular meeting, nomination *fohibition of Sale pf pacb but rather prqgeeded to level and election of offlcere of Ander­ News Items From the World of Books and Authors Liquor Does Not Cut off or to decrease," son Shea Auxiliary 2046, Veterans link Employment Will 430 Pint* of Bldiod Between 1005 and 1020 the rato of Foreign Wars will be held this Local Youth Died of Nearly S I Tons of Cans . 6 Remember the Apperson Jack with Marcus, Wake, Rabaul, Lewis, Dreii Number in Hospitals. of admissions for alcoholic psycho­ evening at 8 o'clock at the Home, Parros, Sinclair Ie One-Third Above Donated by Woman \ Wounds Received in Rabbit? The Haynes, the Saxon |Tarawa, Kwajaleln. T.nik. Saipan, and Hemingway. sis fell from about 18 persons per I Manchester Green. Collected Here Last the Rambler, the Wlnton • “ i and oUiera places which have be- |Pre-War Level ; Small Nsw Haven, March 18— (43— ^L«* 100,000 to nix (tonons per 100.L . Germany February 6. you're lees than 38— and even then come household words, New RKef TMe the two reaearcfieri wrote, stating Week; Largest Yet. Los Angeles, March 15 — ■ gal prohibition of the sale of, alco­ that legal prohibition failed to in­ Private Horace E. R u« m 1I, of you’d have to have a good memory Sample groups of warshipa are The 27tb volume in the fUv F*irms to Hire More. — Mrs. Rose McMullln of holic beverages does not decrease fluence the course of excessive Carter street, and Private George The War department today dis­ —those names won’t mean a thing shown to explain the make-up of df America Series puUiahcd PhiladelphU says ahe can’t CSukirman Stuart Waaley, ol the number of chronic alcoholics, drinking. W. Tabor, Jr., of 28 Crestwood closed that Private Peter F. Oo- until you read Floyd Clymer’s carrier task iforcas, with their Marrar A Rinehart' will 7 By James Marlow , understand how anybody fte local tin can ^Wvaga commit­ drive, have been assigned to the chee had died in Belgium, Febru­ "Historical Motor Scrapbook" complement of battleships, crui­ soon. It is the story o f the Sail: could to squeamlah about g iv­ state two groups of authorities “Tlfe low 1920 rates, however," 399th Infantry of the 100th Divi­ Washington, March IS— (43 — j they wrote, "were riot perpetuated tee, today annoiut'ced that in the ary 26 from wounds received Feb­ (Clymer Motors, Los Angeles: sers and destroyers. The author River of California, called son ing blood to th< w ar effort. who have approached the problem sion in the Seventh Arm y in to a survey on post-war em- with the 1020 advent of national •rive last Frid^ and Saturday in ruary 6 in Germany, In a tele­ $1.50). And If you do recall those tells, why Truk was almost at­ times the “Upside Down Riv4 She claims she has Just France. Tabor is in Company B lent which should get atten- , from both ttie psychiatric and the prohibition, but started to climb Ifaaeheeter, A total of 61.960 gram received by his mother. Mra. gasoline buggies, and perhaps the tacked several months too soon; because it flows northward. An donated her 430th pint Of and Russell in Company C. sociological view^nta. back toward the old higher leveL" sounds of On had been collected. Henry J. Zimmerman, Lake street, fltoddard-Dayton and the Lambert |why certain targets In the Mar- B. Fisher is the author of [n. It was made by the National' blood — to a child suffering FriCtlon-Flyer, this book w ill open shalls Salinas" and the illustrations hd W riting ta the current issue of Fhla is 40 ^ u n d s short of 81 tons Bolton. were cho4en. and how Ad­ ition o f Manufacturers. from a rare blood-stream Dr. Landis and Miss Cuahnum and is, 1^ far, the larfreat contrl One new case of scarlet fever He was well known In Manches­ a floodgate of memories. miral Halsey's carrier flyers dis­ been done by her husband, WalM disease.' the Quarterly Journal of Studies derived their figures from (total K. Fisher. 'ou, personally, may dislike the buOon mrlng the extensive drive is Reported in Manchester as hav­ ter. In his youth he resided at In the main it's « collection of covered the surprising weakness Starting the donations In of Alcohol, published by the Lab­ available aa far back as 1898. . ing developed this past week, the o f Japanese air power in the Lid’s thinking. Oq you may to 1035, Mrs. McMullln indicated that 1m covered Manchester every the North End. He attended lo­ automobile advertisements snd oratory of Applied Psychology of State Health department bulletin Philippines, which resuit’ed in the A number of radio scripts it. There is never any doubt she haa never felt any Ill-ef­ ®tber 'month. cal schools and was employed at photographs dating back to the Yale UnlveraUy, Dr. Carney Lan­ shows. No other new disease cases Invasion of Leyte some two the late Stephen Vincent Beij Urges Feeding O f Phenaanto tin eana were collected and the Aircraft prior to entering the .’90s, and as such is s history, a |tt' it • represents management fects. dis, principal Research psychologist are reported in Manchester. months earlier than planned. have been collected and will “The doctors I've known to the Salvage. Depot itl army. fascinating and amusing one. As iking. The survey is based upon o f the N ew York Paychiatric In- You laam about two bombard­ published on March 16 by don't try to figure me out," Hartford,' March 13.—(4) ford. To date local house- Mrs. Zimmerman has two other an added bonus Mr. Clymer atltute and Jane Cuahman, senior ment techniques known as the same publiaher. The book '56 answers to questionnaires ahe told reporters. "It's Just Sportsmen of Ooiuiectlcut should have contributed a total of Mothers’ Circle of Sg. Gerard, sons in the service. Cpl. Frank -Rendered freed fat want Inta that aaka,” VIetar Oa Angela, left, Chief throws in some other advertise­ technician, asserted yesterday that "Spruance Haircut” * and the be called "W e Stand United,’ * [liled to NAM members. God-given strength, I sup­ continue the' winter feeding of W .940 pounds which amounts to Will hold Its regular monthly meet Gochee in the Arm y and W t. Clar­ Caak at Halloran Oaneral Haagital, itatan laland, New Yark, axglalna ments offering (Mtifomia ostrich “the argument that legal prohibi­ "Mitschsr Shampoo,' .with start­ title of the first ecrlpt. .lese manufacturers are loca- pose.” pheasanta imtll April 30, Dr, Rus­ a grand total of 217. tooa ing tomorrow night at the home ence Gochee also a member of the ta S/Ht. Alphanaa Raleh. Army Inatallatlana adnaarve every drag af feathers, man's suits to measure tion . . . w ill decrease the number ling before-and-after photos. It's A supervisor in the Llpplflcl . in 43 different states and they sell P. Hunter, atate superinten­ Bxpreasea H it Thanks of Mrs. John Oderman. 20 Phelps army. The latter was recently fat. far rauaa Rrat In eeaking, and avantual aalvH«- Army rapefta fat for 112.50, snd four quarts of o f patients entering mental hos- Chairman Waaley jvlshes to seven-year-old rye for $3.20, ex­ exciting reading which supplies an Philadelphia office struck a bonq ink post-war employment should dent o f fisheries and game has as­ road at 8 -o'clock. honorably dischargad. aalvaga In the amaunt af U,MS/W0 paunda during 1944. pltala to not subatantiated by the thank the people of Manchester press charges included. excellent background for. the re­ za for his firm recently when one-third above the pre-war serted. He said that natural food ran across 1193 copies ot Ui| figures from New York atate." far their splendid cooperation in But automobiles snd their evo­ cent task force raid on Tokyo, *el. For example: Past Sachems such as weed seeds and Insects Linne Lodge, No. 72, K. of P., edition of "The Night StatiaUca of the two researchers preparing and saving the cans for lution, with due attention given and f\iture blows by our carrier Before the war there were about would not tocome available to the | will n^et tomorrow night for its Trying to Expand planes. e dtristmas" (illustrated showed that alcoholic adrhiaalons aaeli a vital cause. The cans were, the motorcycle, occupy most of , .by ,600,000 people working in manu- birds in sufficient quantity until regular meeting In Orange Hall. Serious Cleavage thur Rackham) cached in a N l to New York hospitals during pro- as a whole, in proper condition Knights Pay the book, which Includes s little bturing Joba. But the increase in Night Is H eld that time. The meeting will open at 8 o'clock. York warehouse, enabling bln f hibiUon rose from about six per •nd favorable comments were re­ Oder Brulgeheads personal history of the author. Book Newa: B traiuition to peace-time pro- ceived from the Hartford Salvage On Labor Issue Discussing the topic recently, atop a 1043 printing at 1000 l^ o n ahould be between 3,400,- h .' Group E of the Cantar church Mr. Clymer was an automobile o f this book. committee. ' Final Tribute agent In Denver at the age of 11. "I8^ a t Books Should W e Send b and 4,400,000. under the direction of Leader Mrs. (Continued From Page One)- to Europe?” on BBC’s Freedom This small fortune in paper Large Attendance at Rei ' The collection ie well above the broke the world’s motorcycle rec­ And here’s some more: J, S. Brown will hold a pot luck Seen Inevitable Forum, a weekly ’ discussion of hidden away for all of 14 [After the war 79 per cent of our ' average tor towns. the size of ord for 100 miles in 1916, snd set Men’s Meeting Despite supper tomorrow night at 6:30 in last stand, in the old fort, Moscow postwar affairs shortwaved to the the' books having been aoM knufacturing concerns will em- . Maaohester per pound and the re­ Members of Local Coun­ a record to the top of Pike's Peak the Robbins room. said. United States from London, was Uppincott in 1031 to a book Ijy more people than before the Give Now! cent collection exceeds the prevl- (OontimMd Froae Faim 0(sS> in 1926. He knows hla cars. Rainy Weather. Pour Shells Aoroas Oder cil Visit Bier of Late M. Andre Jean, French Journalist in Boston who purchased tb4 hr, *1316 rest will employ only as ' oua collection by 8,000 pounda T-S Norman gterling, eon of Russian guns poured shells This ta Cfiymer's second Scrap­ The n'ext tin can collection date tion of Labor, "wiuZcloseted during and Literary adviser, who had fo# a special customer. H m |uiy as before the w ar or less. Mrs. Mary Sterling of Hamlin acroaa the Oder into strong (3er- book of a series in which he in­ At the regular meeting of The B ed Caress Nei^ds H elp her Mancheeter has been set for the morning with Governor Bald­ Dr. P. G. Hayes. been In France throughout the were turned up in ,a , Expect to Show Best Gain atrcct has arrived in Franca. He maii positions. tends to recall ‘'memories of the whole of the German occupation. In N ew York by the executor | And—small companies expect to Miantonomoh Tribe, No. 58, I. O M ay 11, 1946. has been in the service for the' win, presumably to discuss the Final mopup of the city in the G. O. P. bill. 2200 make of car (including 80' To prove the thirat for books this special customer’s estate. iw the best percentage gain In R. M„ held in Tinker hall last past 18 months. southeast triangle formed by the A large delegation of members tenmers) which once competed Miss Margaret Connors, CIO which exists In France today. M. ,jt-war Jobs. The largeat com- night past sachems’ night was confluence of the Warthe river o f Campbell council. Knights of for space In U. S. garages." He Legion’s Bowlers legislative agent, al.so waa at the Jean said that there were only Suas-rps |ni«a, having what the N A M (»U s observed with the following past A eon, David Charles, was bom with Oder opened up lateral com- Columbus, visited the bier of Dr. deals with some 230 in this one, three things of greater importance " A r\tne To Die," "broader base of employment,” March 9 at the New Britain Gen­ Capitol and she too hoped to dis­ sachems on the stumps: Sachem^ munlcationa skirting the Oder Patrick G. Hayes, of Hartford, a and even oid-Umers wilt find it to the people; food, coal, and arms rence (Simon A Schui not expect such percenUge CROSSED FINGER DRIVERS cuss the measure with the chief To Have Banquet eral Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. from one end of Marshal Gregory an education. Almost anyone wtll executive. for the fronts. It la extremely Arrows at a church langes. Cleve Ellington; prophet, William Charles ,E. Smith of Plalnvllle. The K. Zhukov’s front to the other. charter member and past grand enjoy It. The labor relations issue, subject difficult to obtain an English or trouble, a govemeaa diaapp le industries which expect to C. Schleldge; senior sagamore baby's mother is.the former Mias The Germans obviously are Jit­ knight, last night after the meet­ of considerable controversy in "Carrier War.” by Lieut. Oliver' Americah book in France. Prices murder follows, and detective M ai .. 7 the beat percenUge gains in Members of the American Legion B etty Coleman of Plalnville and tery over the prospects thst Zhu­ ing of the council, which was held Walter Gustafson; junior saga­ other years, virtually monopolized Jensen, U SN R (Simon and Schus­ for what few books are available East comes up with a satlsfacto iployment are au.to, aircraft and - s u m ” Obunty Bowling League and a few more,/ Frank Diana; guard of the the father is Charlaa "Chuckle" kov may choose Kuestiin aa the at an earlier hour than usual in ter. cloth: $2.5(); paper: $50c), tells have skyrocketed.* "Gone W ith and dramatic aolution. irta g;roup (64 per cent), the are headed fer trouble! Invited guenU will hold p banquet the attention of legislatora as they forest, Joseph Barto; guard of the -Smith, well known local Tw ilight site to send his Second White Rus­ order that the council members the W ind" now sellb fo r 1500 Mtrical group (70 per cent), Saturday night at Legion tackled the .work of the eleventh in faat-moving prose and some 200 wigwam, Irving Keeney. the League baseball player. David sian Arm y group across the Oder might pay their respects to their francs or about $30 or $33 in "Blood on Nassau’s Moon," avy equipment (74 per c^t), Home here In obaervance o f the week. splendid pictures an^ maps the Thlt haJamark Wiaw>lW.i MOPAt pmtH aipadaOy awJa tor is their first Chilli. in' strength. decenaod brother. In the unavoid­ American money. Waibrldge McCuHy (Crime kchlnery (46 per cent) and rob- Despite Inclement weather It TEA Thousands of car owners are crossed-finger drivers . . . often conclusion o f the league aeason. A The House tinanihiously adopted story of our new big aircraft car- Plynawfc, DaJga. Palate sag Cbryaha (The enemy radio, in fact, de­ able absence of the council chap­ Though M. Jean agreed that $2.00). Nurse Susan OrM*^l [r products (37 per cent). was the largest ♦umout ta some neglecting thgir cars. . . gambling daily that nothing will happea torkey dinner for which . Chef and sent to th^ Senpte a resolution rler.s. A biography of Task Force aara, onJ PaJga JaS Itaiteg Tmaka — clares tha^ Russians already are lain. Rev. Thomas F. Stack, of 68. the book is a comprehensive books dealing with advances made answers an ad in a N ew To| [But this should be remembered, time. During the meeting Past thbano Osano will cater will be memorializing Congress to "takb cbrygaf Cargamtiaa — Pstia Dhrialaa. across the stream in this area. One Bloomfield, Rev. Frederick McLean history of the Central Pacific cam­ in medicine, engineering, agricul paper and goes to Nassau with t| nployment in the hnanufactur- Sachem Schleldge presented the Y et most of us are driving middle-aged or older cars. These served at seveii o'clock. It ta ex- Lieutenant Dupont suitable action” to provide that German broadcaster said yester­ of St. James’s church led the as- paign— more so than a n y ' other ture and other technicn subjects ’Wilkinson family to escape ' industries, according to the retiring chief of records, James ____ gggp ON 9UVINO WAt .iON99 pacted that 73 Will attend. Dil- day that several crossings south men and women now In the armed Bcmblage o f Knights in the recita­ Foley, with a fountain pen In ap­ cars naturally need regular and thorough check-ups to avoid forces be represented at the peace work yet published because of should be given a high priority, winter. She finds herself involvl »M survey, is at S wartime peak Iwn. in Malor lawM* Praamw Th«»a, f PJA., I.W.T., CSS MaNmh VPorth-OomeU Poet’s bowlera won Given Air Medal of Kuestrin had been merged "into tion of the rosary. facts now released by Naval cen­ fiction and poetry should be In­ in murder with no apparent oi| lich w ill not be the peacetime preciation of his services to the trouble. the chaffiptonehlp thia year. • a single atotek on a broad front." conference. The resolution called Only Six Remain tribe as chief of records for over for one delegate at the peace con- | sors. There are new details of cluded high on the list. Books but Lieut. Swansdown ot ak. Although the banquet Is for Rumom Sweeping Beriiu Supreme Master of the Fourth 20 years. If you own a Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto or Chrysler auto­ ference from the Army, the Navy , famous battles, accounts of per­ which -his countrymen miss most York Homicide proves a match Will Be Decline gMinbera of the league anyone in­ (That rumors are sweeping the Degree William J. Mulligan, a past Fox B etter An Eighth Air Force Bomber and the A ir Forces. sonal heroism, and many ships are are those by Cronin, Huxlby, the villain. Good motivation ag (There will to a decline from the The guest speaker of the eve­ mobile, eee the man who really KN O W S Y O U R C AR . . . tha terested may attend. Carl PrieM, Berlin ‘populace waa Indicated by state deputy and a cousin o f Or. Station, England— 2d Lt. Philip Rep. Charles L. Jenkins (D ) of named for the first time in connec- Maugham, Caldwell, John Dm a puzzler. nrtime high. Says the N A M :' ning was Leo Du Bols, supervisor Chalraan, I%on« 3686, or Charlee one German broadcast denying Hayes, greeted the delegation at d e a l e r who handles that make. Talk it oVer with him. Here’s wh y- A. Dupont, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Torrlngton. the only member who p it seems probable that a great of Internal Security of Plant Pro­ Wlgren, Phone 7092, should be that Soviet airborne troops had the Hayes home. With the death tection at Pratt-and Whitney A ip- Albert M. Dupont, 482 Adams spoke on the resolution, told the i for poise and posture,” he said. any industrial workers are on oontaoted by Thuraday night. The landed near the capital). of Dr. Hayes only six of the 43 craft. He gave a very Intereattag Your dealer has equipment and tools designed especially street, Manchester, Conn., and House that; "Why don't you try it?” Jury H iring e Job today primarily because winning team will be preaented a Field dispatchea make It plain charter members of Campbell Trade School the war. A large proportion of talk on the funcUona o f his divi­ to test and adjust your car. H e has the right parts . . . and husband o f Mrs. cnara J. Dupont, "A s a veteran of the First World council now remain alive. One o f In a moment we were choosing 1 >4 eup by Savitt, the Jeweler, of 45 Wardwell road. W est Hartford. that the Germans have aaaembled I war, I know that no one wants weapons. Meanwhile he assured [ase people will go home when sion. A t the conclusion o f hla talk tiy ibis tempting xecipe made with Hartford. William Muatoe,-of a great concentration of fighting these, Past Grand Knight Robert On Wior’s Miirdel he related an intereating story on trained w»»r'hanica who can q>ot trouble oftien before it happens. Conn., has been decorated with the peace any more than the soldiers me that he had only seen two fenc­ |e crisis is passed and munitions Hartford, IS league president, and raaervas west of the Oder. Mine­ E. Cai-ney, was named chairman bear hunting in Canada. A ir Medal, it waa announced re­ who have had to spill their blood ' Honor Pupils ers 'bSdly hurt, qne nui through > longer are needed. Don't drive With your fingers crossed. Phone your dealer. Ol H. Norton,'of Hartford, ia aecre- fields stretch for miles up and down of the committee to draw np a William DeHan won the attend­ cently by the commanding gen­ and bear the brunt of battle.” | the neck and the other throu^ the "Many housewives will leave tary-treaeurer. the river on the Berlin side. ’The resolution of sympathy for the Makw an appointment to ready your car for trouble-free Spring eral, Eighth Air Force. He said their presence at any arm. Hmmmmm, I thought. I ask­ Hartford, March 13 — — « factory and will go back to ance prize. big highway and railway bridges famUy. Other members of th e ' FJ Hiirh Rankinff 'The Citation accompanying the peace conference would assure the ed him what wSs the matter with grand jury hearing on two ho lusework and many young fel- H einz Coadensed* and Summer driving. ^ at Kuestrin hava been wrecked. committee aoDointedappointed bvby Grand i MlUti atoea Queadi n r e award read: "For meritorious ‘lutmoat effort to establish an en­ his finger, which was bandaged. cides in Hartford County haa ~ ars w ill go back to school. Rata are now used for pregnancy .A companion battle to his vic- fCmghi Foster H. Williams were I ordered for Friday by Superid achievement while participating, during peace.” Student Named Today "Oh, that?” he said. “That hap­ ” Tliis part of the readjustment testa because they cost only 40 Hamilton, Mo.— (IP]— When a toy in Kuestrin still Is being Ltotuier Thomas Dannaher and I Court Judge William J. Shb. aa a bombardier of a B-17 Flying Baldnin Urgen Re|>eal pened last week when the villain manufacturing employment is cents and give the report ta two deaia c/Zmato Hamilton woman found a box of waged by Zhukov against another Robert Camppell. It was voted to ! By^ Director Echmalian The victims were Matthew Wlo Fortress, in sustained bomber Governor Raymond E. Ba'dwln in thia picture took a swipe at me igarded as ‘voluntai^ witbdraw- hours. kindling In flamea In her kitchen, vital enemy biigdehead that em- drape the charter o f the council 1 \ Manchester Jeweler who was kiSd *O ds tin e l sotqp filuf one o f Soup FOR YOUR OWN SAFiTY’ HAVl YOUR BRAKES CHECKlD_TODA)^ but didn't miss. The finger, was )’ from Industry. Large numbers combat operations .over Germany Issued a statement today in which for 30 days out of respect for the ! ahe grabbed for the water bucket bracea tha eastern outskirts of he recommended that the-General Director John G. Echmalian of hacked down t o . the bone.” : He in his store Feb. 28, and Herbei patriotic citizens have neglect- milkorwater makes four bowlfuls delicious soup and N a d occupied Europe. The Stettin. Based in the three decease of Dr. Haves. | O. Parsell, State Prison guard ' •—but it waa empty. So she seized courage, coolneas and a k lll' dis- Assembly repeal, a bill it passed In the Howell Cheney Technical showed other cuts and lacerationa their homes and their aduca- a bottle of milk and emptied it on suburbs o f AHdamm, Flnkanwslde To Hold Irish Night I waa killed in an, attempted breil , played by L t Dupont upon these 1943. authorizing conatructiofi of a on his hands. to get into war work and pro- and PodJuch this position, how­ Next week the council will hold school announced today that IS With some trepidation, I began at the prison last week. the fire. Then ahe finished the 'occasions reflect great credit up­ new highway across Fairfield coun­ ice materials fo r out armed .Baaaea by pouring on a can «f ever. is being steadily whittled Irish night In coniunction with an boys are on the Honor Roll for Jan­ the lesson. Cornel explained that Irces." on himself and the Armed Forces ty, and then start afresh to con­ open meeting. Because, o f the tomatoes Just opened fo r dinner. down and by slashing Russian at­ sider the traffic requirements in uary and February. a good part of fencing consists of of the United SUtea.’’ tacks. mission at St. Bridget’s church L Vatfona Kinds of Shifts tlAKO that section of the .state. The Electrical department beating off your opponent’s at­ There will be var(pua kinds of PIECRUST/ nets have . V4 Lt, Dupont Is a graduate of the Viewed Plainly Prepaiatory supper will be aeiu-ed at 6:30 tempts to ventilate you. He dem­ A half dosen biUa repealing the heads the list with nine boys list­ ■*la. War' veterans will be mov- that real, Senior High School, Mancbbater. W hst Zhukov is doing along the . o'clock to allow those who wish to onstrated by having me slash at 1943 act, Introduced by senators ed, while the Machine department . into tbe heavy industries. home-made ground b e t f ^ ^ Tomatot^Soup. sou t V4 Connecticut where he waa active Oder ia viewed here as plainly attend the miaaion aervAies time to. him. M y saber whished through and representatives from Fairfield ha.s three, the Carpentry two and ’ar-Ume workers will be moving flavor W am in ai in the sports program as a mem­ preparatory to the next great county, were scheduled to be. heard bcupreaent. An interesting speak- the air but he stopped each blow the Drafting department one. it into the^ non-heavy Industrie^ HA1CN OBV fOR m iin T V ber of the football and track stage in the Soviet offensive, but r .t <> -V I « r will address the council ani its before it reached him. WED. AND THURS. team. * the timing of that blow, In which Following are the high ranking back into tbe homes. Rlten and Bridges c o i^ ltL ^ r If I f he hodn’t I„thlnk Columbia Says the NAM: Prior to his entry into the It Is expected he will be Joined by the Legislature and s large dele are corcluded. students: pictures would have been mad at Annual Uklles’ Night "One of the most encouraging Army Air Forces bn January 18.' Army groups commanded by Mar­ gatlon of Fairfield county proper­ Carpentry Department: George me. H iadC M s 1943, he waa employed by the shals Ivan S. Konev and Konstan­ The annual Ladles' Night will be Bidwell. Stuart Grisel. :U about employment during the FIAKDRR ty owners waa expected to be on insition period is the speed , _C0RN MUFFIN H U x Bead eoMi eea catsw mudi anfferta. P ratt St Whitney Inc., Co., Eaat tin K. Rokossov.sky, has the enemy hand to support them. the next Important event on the Drafting Department; .Peter Error in Backing lich the changeover to peace- Don’t suffer needleBsly. JuA W t a lit­ Hartford, Connecticut. guessing. Passage of the 1943 act created calendar o f Campbell council, Capra. tle Va-Wo-nal up caeta nostrlL Believes lickets for the affair which will ,me production can be made in in- OOUPK yOUK BONO II U Y I N O KoneV’a forces are drawn up a storm of controversy In the Electrical Department: Ber­ rds- be held at the American Legion Chicago— (Jb—C3ang, clang, Ivldual companies and in Indlvid- A . ------C income tax payment due the Union Army lii 1865 at the age governor that such projects were "HAIIi. THE CON<)VKRINO ‘Although moat o f the manufac- March 157 Don't borrow the ^ > '■raMmnr - coast only eight to nine miles wide not feasible and that a third high­ The U.- .8 . Immigration and HERO” — With iring industry is turning out money umieceeesrUy. but It a .'i o f 17, Even Jan Full and extending southeastward from way across the county, through Naturalisation Service is author­ Eddie Bracken — ERa Raliiei ids fo r war, this does not mean loan le to your adyantage; see W«m ( today. We make loana Sellistrau through Gdynia to the ised to remove to other countries Atoa: "Matole Qaca Ta Reaa” it most manufacturers have re- which virtually all traiflc from Oklahoma (?lty— Housing simply. prlvaMy on signature The first shipment of supplies edge of Danzig. New York to New England flows, aliens who have fallen into disti Abm 3 Stooges. — Conunnnlty invcralon problems. alone, we'd like to aarve you. from the United States to the Far Encircled Kolberg, on the coaat conditions are so bad here you from causes arising after their Sing — Cartoons — Sharts! Come in. phone or write ua was necessary. can’t even get a reservation In Jail. Leas Than Fifth Converted East via a Russian port was made northeast of Stettin, was being Tbe governor said today bis entry. today: or eava this ad until BAnaARA ccata A transient en route to Holbrook; "A statement was recently made recently and Included about 300,- heavily attacked. Found among administration did not propose to Ariz., called officers to the bus sta­ ■ Brig. Gen. Albert J. Browning 000 American and Canadian Red the_ dead » after a skirmish in that -Jn illd "a road that nobody wants,' BBOoyEBSiiUa^BhBBCio tion here and complained, *T tha Arm y Service Forces that B IB U Cross food parcels, clothing, medi­ ^ s yestertoy was the ^ asserted that repeal of the MiaMdy MoBMp haven't slept for two days and I'm s than 20 per cent of industry Ibbb cine and other supplies. Ueutenant ,co"i- ,91943 43 ,^ act 1 would not lietUe settle the HoUykvood — So I was fencing taHnsR mgnder of the 163rd German In­ tired and nervous. I f I were in jail terms o f employment ever con- question once and for all. with Cornel Wild$, sabers going Weilniisday, Thura., 9100 $ISM •11.73 llOtJ fantry division. I could sleep.” Police said sorry, :rted their plants to war produc- clickety-clack, when I casually re­ 300 UM n.11 1974 “ the JaU U full." Fri. and Sat. |on. 300 94 AO 34.30 ifjr Youngeet 8m Just Esrited mark: ,Of course, the problem of re- CARPENTER WORK "Do you think you look like llw uhoeu tdmSdh kMOtodeOpaBtna kmu4 m pmmgt M s Hospital Notes Fa>'4 for Third Offense- ^iverslon -may to severe in in- moinOdf rgpg|iggn*l 8 Milwaukee—(/P)—Maj. Stephen Dana Andrews?” ^ fvidual cases and in certain in- . AND REPAIRS . Sitter, arriving in- Shn Frinciscb Now any normal actor. When re­ itries but the fact remains that Who is the man - Admitted yesterday: Reuben St Petersburg, Fla.—(d>— A after'nearly, three years in a Jap minded of hie reaemblance to. a bulk o f manufacturing indus- Bronkie. 20 Sunset street; Mrs. winter visitor walked against a R. CHAMBERS priso.'Cam p in the Philippinea, rivaL'inlght have, run me through, is prepared to go ahead rapidly Stella Hampaon, 68 Birch street; red light. Then be impeded despite Uie bad publicity which Ti/tdOHtA telephones bis wife and two young [ith peace-time production.” WELDON Tel. 2-0772 Mrs. Gertrude Lashay, 3 North sons. Nine-year-old Steve gemem- progress of a car. Thirdly, he might ensue. But to show you what* FINANCE CO. in your kitchen? Fairfield street; Mrs. Viola Arm­ thumbed' bis nose when the driver a good guy Wilde is, he merely an­ .mie proportion requiring more state Theater H4g. tored his tather, but Larry. 5, was R 4 weeks time— in the manu- Sag near DRUG COMPANY strong. Bolton; Charles Squires. Just excited. After the call, Larry remonstrated. The driver wss a swered: Mpi aMtomadc riaaar doth; aastrata aomnia; adw luring industry—to reconvert Telepbeoa S41S Yonc gM compeny bes the answer . . . hc’i a Preeeription PharmariKis Rockville; Alexander Shields. 67 rushed back to the telephone, jdain clothes officer. The visitor "Yea, 1 think we do look alike. I. a. Brawn, Mgr. peacetime pr^uction is very gM tasigt wfinear from the great laboratorict qstw drawer tpoee; aummatia - bstoar Ughtina Cooper street; Alice Hettinger, called bis grandmother and ex­ forfeited s $5 traffic bond in city In fact, I keep telling Dana to tip Ueaaaa Me. SM T H E PHILADELPHIA 901 Main S t Tel. 5321 Read Herald Advs. a z^ control of tamperawre, ftoat lew ahsteat te Gleason street; Miss Nellie Etak- claimed breathlesaly: "What do court. well in restaurantf ao waltresaes ORCHESTRA * EUGENE T H E PHILHARMONIC. af dw gas indnsuy. His drafting board i< ast donis, 2 Pearl street. ^ top (pead; an anay range w keep dees. you think, grandma? Mother's won’t think Tm a cheapskate.” O R M A N D Y. Conductor SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ap and ha b woridag oa a new gas range for Admitted today: Ann Haddock, husband is coming boma!” , dnbe Retailed la Time Wilde to the handsome Ud who O F NEW YORK . A R T U R your "New Freedom Gas Kitdien.” Tha tUPERB BEAUTY ... Modem Itaaat varif 42 Walker street; Henry -Kuryla. is making a hit an Chopin in ”A p la y in g BEETHOVEN’S* RODZINSKI, C ond uctor jh—rhof oa hit boerd indicats mors than the ling white finiih; inaonth 10^ toeedad smtag 512^Middle turnpike, west; Mrs. , Spokane. Wash. ,— (43 — A1 Song to Remember.” In that pic­ SYMPHONY NO). 7 IN A The Japanese herd Indonesian piayidg TCHAIKOVSKY'S Mas aad Aape of ytmr new ’YIP’’* Gat Rsnre attractim handlai and eooarol peed. DoiBQiy BeUieL 374 Oakland women of all ages into slave Idbor Struck! flgurea 'hq^ have a good ture be tlcfcies the Ivorlee seem­ M AJO R. Op. 92 RANGE AND FUEL street; George Willard. 138 South We Offer 'You...... they are die cxect specifications for the camps in Nethariands New Guinm golf .seaeon if his luck holds out. ingly with the touch of a mnater, aUitintl'i? geen s y m p h o n y n o . $ IN B ECONOMY OF OFEBATiON ... k aL Main street; Janet Dougan, 31 ItM . #dad(/ IIIN Q R to do pbsrslcal labor fo r the Jap­ Two sets of golf clubs were stol­ but BCtunlly Chopin and Cbop- aMMt. wonderful oix>ldag performance you waya earn lem te harp hoMa whh gtai t emt at CALL Birch street. anese troopa in that area—felling en from him last fall at the close sticka comprise his repertoire. Ha . Op. 74 rP a tM ^ ") ever knew. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Repa Ou'r One-Week Opening Special: avtty 7 womas to Hartford, eat get Mgetodp. VS trees, buikUng trenches, planting, of the golfing season. They were memorized the pieces that were Pritehsrd. 38' Ashworth street: Set M-MM-558 $5 JO ★ ♦ ■ff etc. Tue death rate amongst these recovered and returned to him Just played in the movie, bar by bar. so thriby, mDdera aad praedcaL George Dumore, Locust street; women is as high as 45 per cent. at the start o f the new seaaon. he would apjiear to to pounding it $7.50 MACHINE PERii^NENT T N I e i R r a C T O V t N . . . AsteStetkaUy 8500 Mrs. Melvin Jachimsen and aon, 41 out himeelf. OIL Jarvis road; Mrs. Fay Jones. 18 Ceeftm end hear there mperhreeerdimge. Yen miUheomeeed eaeaeBad te the meet teisaie dtgraa of temperatort. ^ hr the beeutyef the imterfremieiu, the breeih4eUmgretUUm MB *'GwiMBd MOBIL BEBOSENB AND MOBDJIEAT TOBL OIL Alpine street; Mrs. Robert McIn­ Hto role in ”A Thousand and FOR $6.00. ejthe repredeetiom, the neieeleeeaar/aeaa. ffetevemeemhemr easay llaailli toralatil: Mg reaiigh Im iha totgw foaat- tyre snd son. East'Hartford; Mn. One NiigfaU’’ to • far cry from tha •CP . . . the mark of apadal sPsUty ereheetret teas teith petfeet heienee. Seeer hefere here dme tme •■ 8 »••• oa raogat m ^ by all Ugh grads wrew MQRIARTY BROTHERS Gertrude Miner. Bolton; Helen moody compoaer. In It. be ehniM This Is the season when greet Amerkmm erdm tret asawefad to thrilUegly IffeUhe em reeerdt, Dube, 262 Oak street; Mias Anna REGISTER NOW FOR HEW • Bagdad bobby, soxera with hto mOILIR. ADVANCID DUION ... (acraract. 22 mpar-faseiraa. . . Osa todas» “Os the Lever At Center and Broad Stieets Sillano. Qlaatonbury; Mrs. Eva eTerjrthIng takes r. K. and went to chow. When be r»* ahroad aad naasad « p a d w a c t to 241 NO. BIAIN STREET DIAL 304.8 turned he Miouted again sf Ids sdua Standard Flnt AM2 ha tm the US$ Olymnicg taam to steepinjg compankm. This time the taka a part In a Broamaay rimw. ENDS “ THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW" ssmssm response was quicK It was— alma Advaaeed First A M 7 ...... 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,MANCHESTER, CONN„ Tl^SDAT, MARCH 18,194k 40,000 acrea of rich farm land Truupety. Neo nate >5 for Eaater planta for ^ e A s o c ia l s e c u r it y bsns- About 400,000 bituminous Indus­ attraction at the Stsite theater I You cannot see Lieut. Jacobs paratory to the arrival of 2,500 Rockville. ] The House yesterday voted 359 j Francis E. Miner. street light, the city council look try employes covered by the con­ m Saturday. (William Prince), second In com- of 1943 at the age of 17. He Dr. Conlon, a former resident milac and iprinn addM , hoepltal at Bradley Field, A • accident or health here tomorrow througn Saturday. I turkey poults which were expect­ Funeral services will he Thurs­ |) 8 to extend the life of the CGC j ed up old records. She’s been ap­ •ad Uia seed—til b refiahlMd. tract expiring March .31 between mand, for he is flying with anoth­ ed today, was destroyed by fire the first High school graduat physician at Manchester Memorial Annual Living Room Suits meeting waa turned over insurance paymenit, proceeds Starring Errol Flynn and featur­ day afternoon at 2 o’clock at the receive his diploma While in ter the administration promised pealing for the same street light Miner rhatstw el ne eztin eari William Eella, program ^alrm an Lewis’ United Mine Workers and ing an all-male cast that Includes er squad, but his calm, his un­ last night at the farm of Edwin J. I.add Funeral Home. Rev. Dr. nat any agency employe found hospital, gave a vivid description since 1917. But the comer U atlU ran be sudt to atademlM and of life instance policy paid operators ^111 be polled March 28. emotional confidence is with these uniform of the U. S. Navy. He of his part in Allied operations in in and Mra. Norman Aalxijird chair William Prince, James Brown, Aberle near Ogden's Corner In George S. Brookes will officiate and derwent his boot training luilty of wrongdoing would be dark. Rummaqe Sale add remferl to yenv eel. on dea>|i of holder. TTie vote was ordered by the George Tobias. Henry Hull, War­ men now. It Is Just as well that ■Vernon. burial will be in Grove Hill ceme­ ■red and prosecuted. Rev. Bussell E. Nelson the European theater to an ap­ Homoppun iDAn. Sampson Naval Training Staj of Far Ouarantred werfcnuinthlp. J, S. Blahop, oM he State Board \ National Labor Relations board ner Anderson, John Alvin and you do not know him, for he is The fire was believed to have tery. I Representative Keefe (R.. Wis.) preciative audience as a medical Dead Duck Lands At Feet after notice by Lewis that a dis­ and was then assigned to Rev. Russell E. Nelson will be Frompt drliTTry, tarn arirr. o f Flaheriea a m Game, waa in­ PEN PENSIONS SIO I and eth er many other capable character ac­ among those who will not Jump been caused by a brooder and Mr. To Speak liter announced he has prepared a officer aboard o DST. Temple Beth Sholom tIon af fehrlre. pute existed under terms of the West, Florida, anu later to ^solution calling for a special the guest speaker at services in Be first described details of the Balter tobrics esek aa dentans, troduced and^^^ve a brief talk on • money recVived from tors. "Objective, Burma” is the again. < Aberle estimated his lose at $7,000 At the communication of Fay­ folk for further schooling, Temple, Tex.—( ^ —It was one topeetrlM, frlexcs, klnketlce end 20% DSWS— 1 Tsar to Pay B Smlth-Connally wsr labor dis­ Then there is tall, good-looking partially covered by insurance. ette Lodge A. F. A A. M. to be hold llouse committee o f four Demo- Emanuel Lutheran chUrCh, Sunday, type and use of a LST,— At first the program of the department the government by d war vet­ saga of one parachute company took part in the action in Sai| March 18. He will address the Jun­ of those sudden Texas storms, and THURSDAY, MARCH 15 aliitn prtotd pToparlienately Ws Barry our Owe Astsssto putes a ct Sgt. Treacy (James Brown). Not Both the Vernon and Vernon Cen­ this evening at 7 :30 o’clock tn Ma­ ats and three Republicans to in- the ship was used exclusively for Phone 2-4127 ’ tow aida^n annual "crop" large eran, the veteran's'lom ily's and of their brand of valor. It is Guam, Marianas and the ior Missionary Society at 9:15 a.m Lieut. Josci'h Sager of Hazelton ,^h for hunters and fishermen Replies Sllll Unfinished to these men of the parachute so long ago he waa slinging hash ter Auxiliary fire departments re­ sonic Hall, Dr. George S. Brooke?, estigate the entire government transporting vehicles and tanks Pa., was hurrying to his quarters In the Store on Bissell St. pension, or dependency bene­ pastor of the Union Congregational shalls. It was on Tinian that] orporation setup. the congregation at the morning also the long range program The operators spent Sunday and battalions and airborne Infantry In a college town. Now he is the sponded but due to the progress of performed the extraordinary but later the ships were used to at Camp Hood. He heard a loud formerly occupied by the fit allowances contributetJ by yesterday formulating their re­ second sight for the waiting gun­ church will give a talk "George "When'government corporations worship hour at 10:30 o'clock, and evacuate the wounded. perpetuating all forma of that "Objective, Burma” is hum­ the fire they were unable to saVe which resulted in the cltation.| ag.iin at the Sunday afternoon plunk. At his feet lay a dead duck Fish Market. MacDONALO UPHOLSTERING CO. the government. plies to the demands submitted at ners on the ground. Warm and the building. Mr. Aberle Imme­ Washington was a Mason.” Irt Invested with borrowing pow- At the Anzio Beochhead wild life. He showed a series of bly dedicated. Colleetlon o f Paper Was Hit Seven Xlmea Irs, authority to initiate programs. vesper service at 5 o’clock, he will —Perhaps a casualty of lightning 98S Main St. HARTFORD Phont 2-4127 . kodachrome slides with pictures the start of contract parleys Laden down with grotesque friendly Gabby Gordon (George diately started to search for a His ship was blasted with After only five weeks as a or hall. The lieutenant ate the March 1. Still unfinished last The Bqy Scout-Oeneral Eisen­ Ind do Just about as they please,’’ j tell of his experiences In the mis­ x;ommibsioned officer. Dr. Conlon New Woolen Remnants! O n # W e e k of native game birds and smaller Jump equipment, the men slowly Tobias) is there too, always ready place to house the poults expected shells from enemy fire. The sion field. duck. PROPERTY RECEIVED night, they asked and received to laugh, ready to fight; and hower Waste Paper Campaign is keefe said tn a statement, "it’s was assigned to an LST. He was animals. The pictures stressed file Into the hollow belly of a today. month ' rocked and the entire su{ Llgh time to abolish them and cre- Pastor Nelion was bom at Kan­ os o gift, bequest or from Lewl.s agreement to another there’.s "Nebraska,” slightly corn- being conducted during the immediately detached to duty at the research made on pheasants c. giant transport plane that is to .Men’s Club Hosts of March and April and each boy structure on the starboard Ite for their functions Federal ag- diyohi. Minn. He studied at Gusta- lay's delay it^resumption of nego- sea aiid after several months of frpm the first setUng of eggs to inheritance. (But income de­ vomit them forth, somewhere fed. but q\ilte a man for all his The Men's Club of the Rockville was wiped away; many of directly under the supervl- vua Adolphus College, St, Peter, Uatlhns. who collects 1,000 pounds of waste It.cles extensive training, he was in the life on the wild life farm apd rived from such property must above the earth, each man resem­ jump suits and they hide Mark Baptist church will be host to the paper during this period will re­ shipmates were killed o f wol Iton of Congress." Minn., receiving his A. B. degree finally life In the wild. The NLRB estimated at $300.- bling an automaton. Yet behind Williams (Henry Hull), combat Men's club of the Methodist church ed. The local youth had been hl^ in 1930. He spent one year at the thick of battle in the European be reported.) pr ceive a General Elsenhower medal Millions Made on TIp-OITa theater. One of hts first duties OOfi the costs of the nationwide their Jumpers’ combat goggles, no eighteen years. More identical this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the seven pl^ccs'with shrapnel, Keefe and Representative Taber Lutheran Bible Institute, Minnea­ . Feed for Birds. Animals mineTs’ poll on this question: "Do and each troop establishing a rec­ was to assist in evacuating the He also showed a seriss of pic­ two faces are alike, no two hearts correspondent who has raced off church social rooms. The guest ord will receive a unit award. ly after recovering consciousn^ |R„ N. Y.), during consideration polis, and graduated from Augus- you wi-sh to permit an interruption to the wars as if in answer to a he crawled about the wrecl |f the CCC extension bill, contend- tana Theological Seminary, Rock wounded from the Anzio. beach­ tures on berried and fruited trees of war production in wartime as a beat the same. Enter the plane speaker will be Stephen J. Von The three Scout Troops In Ver­ ■fire-alarm. Euw who.se subject will be "Much helping his fellow shipmates, Id that certain CCC employes had Island, n i„ receiving his B. D, head area. It was during this • that provide feed for the birds result of this dispute?" The. bosrd with them, live with them but for non will gather waste paper of all service that the local physician But now the red light on the Better Than Working.” Movies of kinds in a house to house and store ship was finally despatched liiabled speculators to "make mll- degree in 1936. The same year he and animals and also some pic­ Photos Show will foot the bill. a moment, mingle freely, for some was raised in rank to a lieutenant, tures of wildflowers, frogs, but­ of them will not return. cabin cowling is blinking on and the Ice Carnival held at the collection on April 14. All papers of range of enemy gims and lon s” through tip-offs on impend- was ordained into the holy minis­ In a statement It said "the de­ try at St. Peter, Minn. The follow­ senior grade. Later he was one terflies and the like. Mr. Bishop Last to enter, and first to Jump, off. the men are rising. Up mus­ Recreation Field will be shown. should be tied up Into bundles If wo\mded were evacuated to -igr government actions affecting termining factor in all arrange­ pital ships. lommodity prices. ■ • , ing three years he served as pastor of the first doctors to artrve in answered questions put to him by ments . . . Is that no production is their Captain, Charles R. Nel­ cles twitch, their hands are slight­ There will ,also be games and re­ possible for easy handling. Tnicks Nagoya War with drivers are being sought for Copy of Citation I In response. War Food Admlnls- at ' Emanuel Lutheran church, Rome srith the victorious Allied the members. time Is to be lost because of the son (Errol Flynn), holder of the ly moist. It is beet to leave them freshments. now, for you do not listen while the collection, further details of *rhe citation that he received Irator Marvin Jones wrote Con- Hutchinson, Kans. forces. Mrs. Ash devoted the remainder mechanics of the vote. Miners are D. S. C. A veteran of many Council To Meet * Pastor Nelson was called to serve Aboard a Mather Ship of the program to an "Information Jumps, hardened by the gnarled men pray. Mayor Raymond E. Hunt will which will be announced later. aa follows: ess: "We are going to the hot- Plants Hnrt expected to vote oh their own time, Ex-ery Mothem Club The Commander Fifth Fl4 fom of these charges, secure the In Honan, leaving for China wltl^ With only a limited amount of Please” type of entertainment either before or after working preside at the meeting of the (Com­ lacts and, if any evidence Is found his wife (the former Miss Eleanor medical facilities available on HOW MANY DROPS With state birds consUtuting the mon CJouncll to be held this eve­ A meeting of the Every Mothers United States Pacific Fleet, (Continued Prom Page One) hours." Club will be held on Tuesday at mends , Robert Albert KurL If Improper conduct on the part Bloom of St. Paul, Minn.) Sept. 2. ! board, Dr. Conlon with the asstst- answers. It was brought out Results to Be Given March 29 Nazi Leader ning at ? o’clock. At the meeting L( an official or employe, I shall 1939. They have served for five an<;e of five pharmacist mates, that there are over 300 native 1,100 Bombers 6:30 o’clock at the home erf Mrs. Sonarman Third Class, Uni| Some 4,000 special agents, hired appointments will be made for the Mary Wells o f Snlpsic street. States Naval Reserve, for ser promptly remove them and shaU years on our field there. Pastor snd srformed several major opera- FILL A BUCKET? Mrd types in Connecticut. Tokyo Gas Co. (Suranachl branch) Tokyo Kozia, Co. and TsukIJl mar­ for at least three days at $11.80 Shift Made offices of ratemaker and tax col­ D. A. R. Meeting as set forth in the following sk that proceedings be instituted Mrs. Nelson have two children. fons. The LST the local doctor k Chief of Police Samuel G. Gor­ a day, will be employed by the lector for the city for the year The March meeting of Sabra Uon: |o punish them.” It became necessary for the Nel­ was attached $b was called a % don waa present and showed a ket and warehouses. board to handle the referendum. Hit Dortmund; Three B-30s were lost in the com­ starting A fil 1st. Trumbull Chapter, Daughters of ‘For excellent service In The House then voted to con- sons to leave their home at Yuh- "mother ship.” It would drop More than 2,500 telephones have been given number of Mrds eggs he bad col­ bined strikes—one ovei* Nagoya Results will be announced here (Continued Prom Page One) Meeting Toort material for bar­ than $50 aa well as idfentification Realty Company, property located in May it was decided that those ments arc serving the war ifi another way on Nazi oil InstallaUons in the stationed at the Naval Recelx missionaries whose furloughs were buildings standing. It was here By Dkuglaa Larsen Irvine said his crews did twice as Vienna area. Other Italy-based ricades. papers lost Saturday night by on Middle turnpike west. Station in Boston. Bob Is the New York, Marcl\ 13—(iP) — A much work in half the time nor (Continued From Page One) AMM3-C. Thomas W. West of 8 due or nearly due, should be grant­ that he was on duty. Many ol the They arc saving time gnd money and steps — NEA Stall Oomspondent bombers attacked German rail Throughout Bavaria and Au.itrin J. Rush and Fannie F. Foster, o f Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Vashington dispatch to The New wounded men were placed on the Cottage street, was found Monday to William F. Johnson,-property ed permission to return to Amer­ Waahlngton—Men who served diiced man hours on the engine communications In Austria, almost all trains were reported Kurland. fork Times says the Army has ica. Pastor and Mrs. Nelson were I.ST that carried the local physi­ by planning more efficient communications In the Merchimt Marine are not “Proof of the quality of work aC' Yugoslavia and northern Italy. by Mra. Mary Jamieson of Snlpsic located on North Elm street. decided that Menus for prisoner complished ip 36 hours Is the fact from 1,900 to 1,200 and pushed halted. Freight trains on local street and turned over immediate­ Included tn a group of nine who cian and evacuated to a hospital systems for war plants . . . by showing how eUglhle for benefits under the GI production up to 1,400 a month MaJ. Charles R. Meintile of lines have been stopped entirely. By 1840, practically all the war will be revised to include were granted furloughs, while the ship dot of enemy fire range. Sev­ B ill^ Rights or most other vet­ that not one aircraft was lost due Brownsville, Tex., destroyed six ly to the police who notified Mr License Found In Com Substitute foo4 monthly. The St. Galler Taghlatt reported dians east of the Mississippi remaining missionaries evacuated eral hospital ships were sunk but better use can be made o f the service they erans’ benefits provided by law, locomotives. West’s family. West returned to placed on reservations. bivllians now find hard to get. said. "We had 11,000 to 12.000 men from SchsUThausen that gas for camp Saturday night after report­ to Chungking, Free China’s war­ Dr. Conlon believes Axis planes but they, do have re-employment In the plant when wo started on The British Air Ministry report­ cooking has been forbidden every­ Loctilst Grove, bkla.—(/P)—Adair The revision is ordered, The time capital. attempted to drop tjieir bombs on have. Connecticut will benefit from this* ■NA righta if they left a permanent Job ed that Dortmund's defenses had ing the loss. The billfold was found . Fjranklin saw a metal driver's ulmes says, in a memorandum this Job. When wc took It on we where throughout the Reich except near the Intersection of East Main Rev.'Nelson and family left Chi­ Allied ships close by the casualty work even after the war is won because to help carry war goods over the al.so got Into production of the been swamped by the attack. Five for hospitals and some community license faUl out of an ear of com Signed by Gen. George C. Marshall, na for Calcutta by plane, arriving ships and that It was not intention­ high aeas. The law which creat­ heavy bombers out of the big fleet street, Middle road and Cottage Voters Will marine engine for FT boats. We restaurants. street, where It had fallen Into the he wtas shucking. The metal piece chief of ?taff. at their destination in ten hours al. . business will be bctv?r prepared to speed con­ ed thta right did not designate a failed to return. left an impression on the grains ELASTIC Personnel in charge of prisoners u tlil» had to incren.so our employment Factories In southern Germany gutter and had been covered by the flying time. He wrote, “Our de­ Describes Aerial Attacks specific agency to administer It, to 28,000.” One Flying Fortress was lost of corn, indicating It became lodg­ re directed to "make every effort parture from China ended in a Enemy aerial attacks were de­ version to peacetime production. Init Selective Service has volun­ Show World out of the armada of 1.350 heavy were said to have taken over the light snow of Saturday night. STOCKINGS to subsUtute, on prisoner-of-war Says I’ nlon Divided > Social Planned ed in the ear during early stages grand crescendo, our speed of scribed and on many occa.'lons. teered to help in the Job. bombers sent out yesterday by the feeding of the people, but many aenus, food items which are easily Christopher .said that much of places required that those who Following an Important business of maturity. The license was mail­ travelling having constantly In­ anxious moments were spent with Q. I am now in the Merchant Unity Stand the labor trouble in his plant had U. S. Eighth Air Force. ed to its owmer, D. C. Kelly obtainable and not in short sup­ creased since we left Yuhsien, pro­ shells flying by overhead. Sea Ifarine and want to be sure to get wanted to eat bring their own po­ meeting of Stanley Dobosz Unit Arthur Drug StorM developed since September, 1944, No. 14, American Legion Auxiliary Charleston, S. C., who may be able ply, tn lieu of those Items of food ceeding first by rickshaw and bicy­ mines which were placed several my old Job back when the war Is tatoes aad whatever stored winter 845 Main St. Bablnow |n which critical shortages exist." (Oontlnoed Prom Pafe One) when there had been a change In 484 British Civilians Vegetables they had. scheduled to be held Wednesday to say how it got lost there. cle, then by truck, bus, train, and yards from the beach proved to be ever. How do I go about thlaf officers of the UAW-CIO Local The memorandum as quoted by finally by plane. Going 'over the a serious handicap to Allied frrees, A. As soon as you leave the 190. “The union has been divided, Killed in February .he nm ee also says that the sub- hump’ was a thrilling experience said the speaker, as once ■ they service apply to the War Ship­ the first In the nation to poll Its itltutions are to apply "not oi\ly to people on the latest international w'lth two factions seeking .con­ London, March 13—(A')—Enemy fo. all of us. No parachutes are came into contact with landing ping Administration for a "Cer­ trol," he said. neats but to all canned fruits and provided for the passengers for barges the casualties were high. peace proposals. air action killed 484 civilians in yegetables, fruit preserves. Jellies tificate of Substantially Cgntinu- Much of yesterday’s questioning Britain during February and in­ this dangerous flight. We , could Allied cooperation was excellent oiu Service in the Merchant Ma­ TTie question as worded on the ind all other food items which are town warrants asked whether the by the senators dealt with the jured 1.151 others, according to only boW our heads in earnest during the many long months that rine.” Show thm to your former slowing down of production in the figures compiled by the Ministry critically short." prayer unto Almighty God as our the local man was in the active employer and he’ will be bound to voters would "support United States membership In a gisneral last hour of two 10-hour shifts. of Home Security. plane took off with a mighty roar, theater of operations, he declared. give you your Job back If you are This was admitted by union stew­ entrusting ourselves unto His lov­ Visited Historic Spots able to handle It, if it was a per­ system of international coopera­ 'This represented a 102 fewer How to prolong the life ards and other workers who testi­ tion, such as that propoeed at the deaths and nearly 500 fewer per­ i'iliii Workers ing care.” On several occasions, after manent Job, and if it still exists, fied there was an implied under­ sons injured than in January. Thus after a two month’s delay beachheads had been established Q. How long after I leave the Dumbarton O^ks conference, hav­ standing work should cease when in Bombay, India, waiting for pas­ ing police power to maintain the The ministry announced that ad­ and the Allied forces began to push Merchant Marine do I have to ap- quotas determined by time studies ditional casualties and damage Reiiiuiii Idle sage, the Nelsons boarded an Amer­ forward, Dr. Conlon was given |dy for my re-employment rights? peace of the world." were attained.. ican Navy transport, bound at last Returns of the voting are to be were caused by continued enemy of your washer brief leaves and he was able to visit A. You must apply for your Christopher testified that quotas nlr acUon during the 24 hours end­ fo. America, and arrived here Oct. many historic spots in Europe, in­ certificate within 30 days after reported to the secretary of state (Oontlnned From Page One) were not being regularly maintain­ ing at dawn today. 6. 1944. cluding Rome. He said a package Completion of your last assign and results sent to New Hamp­ ed. "If they were,” he aaid, "we’d / / shire’s congressional delegation. |soon as possible” with the hope of cigarettes in. Rome cost $4. If m ent After you receive your have a 100 per cgpt efficiency rat­ ITrge Shanghai Be Open City a serviceman opened a pack, pass- oertiflcate from WSA you must Once before New England vot­ ing Instead of the union's own fig- settling the strike. ers were called upon to express Pickets reported that several ersby would linger around, wait­ apply for reinstatement in your uer of 76 per cent, -----V “ . Ill' ¥ Tiir I Chungking, March 13.—((P)— their attitude toward a world fed­ Open Forum including l^na'^rner. T - (Chinese residents of ing for the butt. old Job within 40 days. "Something was ssl() about in­ taia, Following his excellent talk, an ,Q. What are the qualifications eration and at that time they ap­ dustry making a lot of money,” jo n ^ y and Shanghai have suggested to Jap- proved it overwhelmingly. open discussion took place with for getting a Certificate of Sub­ Christopher remarked. SldeMWlk ProWems [tumed back yesterday at the pick- authorlUes that . they de- questions being asked. One wss stantially Continuous Service. In the Massachusetts election "We will wind Up with a one per To the Eklltor. , ,t Une. but many, otaers cross^ Chinese ad of 1942 the following "question of concerning the Mediterranean sea. A. You must have ser\’ed on cent net on $448.(K)0.000 worth of As one who works on the second e lines and worked if they could vices said today. 'These reports Dr. Conlon remarked that it was a regularly- commissioned U. S. public policy” waa p la c^ on the business In 1944.” shift and unable to attend Town Stars Unable to, Work | said some Japanese officials ap- Merchant ship after May 1, 1940, ballots in 42 state representative Commenting on the work-or- Meetings, I do not know all that Stars unable to work yestwday pn^ently looked with favor on the and before the end of the war. districts scattered throughout the ftght bill pendiitg in Congress, transpired at the meeting in re­ ncluded Bing Crosby, Ingrid TOrg- but Tokyo’s reaction SHE HAD SORE, You must have served for con­ commonwealth: ' (Christopher observed: gard to the removal of snow. nan. Joan Davis. Jack Haley, ^vir^^uncertala. tinuous periods as set forth by "Shall the representative (or Can’t "Legislate Harmony" With one of the largest walks in lumphrey Bogart, Barbara Stan­ ACHING, HOT FEET I WSA regulations. ’ Or you can representatives) In the general “I don’t believe you can legis­ town to clear, I was out of work M} ch, Dennis Morgan, Jane Wy- Draft Hits Barbers fWAO WH 4 T SNC OfO have been in any of the Merchant court from this district be in- late harmony into labor relations.” after one storm .with an injured jian, Betty Grable, Gene Tierney, "I •uffarMl torlura witli buralac cal- Marine Training schools at the end structed to vote to request the He added his belief that an equita­ hack and had to dear the walk leanne Crain, June Haver, John Roy, N. M.—(/P)—Long beards lottftM^-couU hWrSly wotk. TrU4 ho*! o f the emergency.. president and Congress to call at Payne, .Dana Andrews, Pat • TarjrtlilKt, Fl»«l*jr I ble statute Would be one that sub­ after other stomU as I could find and unshorn locks may stage a PODOL. Wkat ■ nli«f. A («w an^Uca- the earliest possible moment fi con­ jected labor to the same provlslona no one who wanted the Job. With J’Brien, Adolphe Menjou and John comeback in Harding oounta. Sev­ U«u at aiskt 4U tka trick. Na aMCa vention o f representatives of all 1. Don’t ovorlood wothor. Ovailoadinf 2 . Watch running Hmo. Modem waehers 3. Don’t forct clothat through wringer. ns are corporation^. the prices hoys were asking ac­ ^ayne. eral months ago the draft tMk the tortura. Now wark kaltar aad slao, r free peoples, to frame a federal the maVhina may strain both mechanism need only five to ten miautee to wash omfi* Adjust rolls for thickness of clothes and k«ltar,’' rrritaa Mra. F. A., Now Harrati. Col. George E. Strong, command­ cording to news items in other The 'War Labor Board last Feb- oply barber from Mosquero, 18 POIIPL—a iirkita, (roatalaao aiataaaBi. Non Residents constitution under which they may ary granted the Painters’ local ing officer. Central Procurement towns, perhaps it would be best to and motor and can vary aaaily damage your nary clothes, ten to fifteen minutes for feed them through evenly. Belt buckles, miles distant. Mosquero men start­ EaBa and aoatkaa Ifca JafiaKto alria unite in a democratic govern-j-jigtrict, Army Air Forces, com­ stay put o f wortrito do the Job, as clotbes.'Hm clothes should be able to mova vesy dirty clothing. Overfoog nmaing adds buttons, etc,, should be folded nadar Mm cognlUon as bargaining agent ttaanaa. Will Bat atala. Oat a SOc jar Park Cars Here ment?" Ifor 70-odd set decorators, and the ed coming to Roy for shaves and tadar at mended the Packard company for $5.00 to clear a sixty foot walk is and turn ftaaly in tba water. amar to wMher. dothet to protect the rollers. hair cuts. Now Roy’s lone barber In every district voters regis­ doing a- "quality Job” on a very beyond my meEns, as a boy who is utemationaly AlllSnce of Thea- J. W. Hale Carp.. Weldaa Drag, tered themselves heavily In favor M cal. Stage Employes, also aeek- has been drafted. The nearest bar­ qalBB’a Drag. Msrpkjr Drag difficult engine. He added that he now four yearr in thp Army and ber is at Springer, 4fl mllas away., « aad sU ga ^ drag atorea. When" the special committee of the proposal, n ie total vote believed it should be said that “the two and one-h«M yekrs in the thia designation, demanded a from the Chamber of Commerce was 202,603 for and 67,691 labor situation has stood in the South Pacific and the other son in lew. This is now pending snd Wiring the world (asked the Police Commission to against. way of ' Packard receiving the the amphibloua' branch of the serv­ slated to bs considered this regulate the hours of parking on Whether New Hampshire voters Army award for aircraft engfine ice, mkny oL us know that our -ek. for sound the west side of Main street, from would indicate similar sehLiraent production.” sons have a bigger Job to do today Baching the Painters’ union to today waa the subject of consider­ Jie strong Conference of Studio r the Center tp Locust street, it was The company already has re­ than helping "Dad” aroimd the ' In just ten average days, the Signal Corps and pointed out that several cars were able debate. ceived a Navy award for produc­ house. Jnions. which lias eight oUier af left there from early in the morn­ tion of the PT boat engine. ' After clearing my walk. I know and a total membership of communications tropps in France use enough ing until late In the afternoon. that on many occasions the main 1,000, many key men. A chuto for Mr. Shuto? These cars, they said, had been hazard was still there, an Icy con­ Late developmenta laat night id- wire to go around the world. In a single field Return to Shell bluded: ■ . "W h y is it," a customer writes, "that the telephone left by people living east of Man- Nazis Blasted x dition, especially aa the walk is headquarters, they have installed 2,100 telephones ’chester, working in Hartford, who on a down grade. As I use fuel oil Must Enff Strike First always seems to ring when I’m the attic? By the time Production Jobs Notice from the W sr Labor *0 took buses to Oielr Jobs. for heat, I did not have ashes to which handle 30,000 calls a day. I answer the call, the other party has invariably hung up. I The new sighs restricting park­ From Mount put on the walk. Has the town ____ia Washington that the con­ made any provision, aa in Hart' ference must end the strike before ing, were posted last week and Detroit. March 13.—(A>)— With These figures are from just one battlefrom Guess I’ll have to install a chute!** the police commission advertised ford, for large wooden boxes to be ; wfll act further. and a Regional War Labor board di­ the change. Yesterday a check (Continned From Page One) put on streets and kept filled with A claim by the producers that one field headquarters in a global war. They help If you are calling Mr. Shute —— or anyone ete w w t made on cars parked in the space rective rebuking both management sand so that people m ^ use this hey have been caught in tha mid- ■howed that the claim made by the and union, 700 employes returned, south ol Salvard' agajnst no enemy sand when they know the walks 4 . Hondio your cord with coro. PuDdie f. Clooi wo$har««ftor uaing. Whan 4* lavaaHgoto atrunga noitaa. If ym Qe of the conference-lATSE row, to explain why there’s a shortage o f telephone you give him plenty of time to answer? He will c e r t ^ y to their artillery ^ell pr^uction opposition. p b ig , not the cord. and. abovoeH, don’t let poo axa d r o u ^ arith tfaa —***«Gt^ keey ntifciwlHer we4— in yoor madlfaia. nd Richard Walsh of the lat­ committee waa-true and five cart are In an Icy condition? j equipment here at home. be grateful if you do. And it will save you from making ^ re tagged. Jobs today at the Thqmpeon Pro­ An Allied patrol ran Into long Yours Truly, the oord gat damp. When yon posh plug . aoap curd or lint from tub, agitator or aoo> it^ a good idea to can aa authociaad aaiw er group threatened to call his ducts Co. plant after a five-day range German machlne-gtm fire aembers out An strike if the pro­ the same call again. Taxpayer. tion cups and wipe dry. Htendlng water Iceman fanmediataly. It atay maaa a vacm (■OMB OB WBRB strike.' north of Monte Belvedere. Brazll- in, ba eura dw awitch ia ’W r aad all ducers recognised the Painters’ wM ortl o l eootrole art in aautraV. caa net, staia aad rot putSk ar looaa port that oaa caaae daaiafo Avoids Back-Slapping The directive upheld the dis­ lian troops northwest of that psak Horse Given to Drive jisrard. •’M a d charge of six men pending arbi­ met 19 Germans, killed three and Indorsenosnt o f ths set design- N o n o B t Fort Bennlng, Gs.— yP)— Staff tration but ordered reinstatement captured the rest. Seven Germans -Browrning, 111.— —Arlle Bur- local hy tha Screen Publicists’ Da not risk msHag . \ Sargt. Melvin J. Uttlason, back of 20 discharged workers and re­ were killed and more captured tn t(Hi. chairman a t the village Red alld. a pottora o t year ta­ b k a t t p a d s a t BXDDOBD >Aom Attu, gave an account of his vocation of 'Suspensions against the Spigolino attack. Cross drive, waa making the Herbert Sorrell. conference ble. Let OB de It— n u c E s ^ ^ tfit'a most unpopular member. 1 ^ others. Activity along the Eighth Army rounds hustling donations when [iresident, accused the producers to taeore a perfect ENGLAND COMFANY fi'tt it coldler found what appeared While terming United Automo­ front farther east on the fringes o t Nathan Shannon stopped him to stirring up union troubls, and BL- SOUTHERN ^ 9 be a stick of candy wrapped in bile Workers (CIO) Local 247 the Po valley was confined to ask how the campaign was pro lidded bru^uely: TELEPHONE ' wax paper In' a Japaneae ma- "immature” and advising it to rely patrol clashes. greaatng. Then Shannon, placing The Manchester Electric Division "Walsh Is. just a stooga for the se-gun nest. It tssted Uke can- on the Intemationsl unlpn for di­ A Navy communique announced the' le^ strap o t a halter in producers.” Airter he had eaten hadf the rection. Regional WLB (Chairman that PT boats operating off Masco Burton's band, aaid: "Here’s my He said the producers didn’t ACME TABLE PAD CO. HABTFORO i sAother soldier, familisr with -Louis a Mirianl criticized the point In the gulf of Genoa north­ donation. Get what you can to r m oomacncifr r o w ^ oompant a pcomlat to abide by the •47 MAIN ST.. ROOM 424 print, kJentifled . it Thompson management for Its ruling, snd concluded, "Why PHONE «-388.8 west o t Spesia angaged a north­ IL" At the other end of the MIM b KltUeson said no one handling of di.sciplinfiry action bound convoy of el^t lighters, halter waa a durable looking work Hell should we believe UieyH -^mdy-Iover on the against workers accused of pro- sank two with torpedoes and hit a horse. Burton plana to sell the ; • MLBB dMlaloBl wking a jirevibua sLop^sf s. third. ; •iMd at a conuBuaUjr aala. Fl-.' ’■■■■■ i MANCHESTKK KVENIJNG HEKALU, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TTJESUAI, MAKCH 13, iy 4 » >ACE s i x record ot all deaths and mar­ riages filed with toe city or town. ba.«i» of MaiK’li'e.'ttcr's expcricnc' lion for early pasture for hay- High Income • | North Coventry j Women Voters lAvvide itate aid to educaUon. Manchester in other years. short fdrmers, and that ground Better Roads Bolton Clothes Drivi Foreign Policy Change Forbid tha amploymeat of chil­ The following members of toe dren under 14 for tobacco harvest­ This itiesit, In effect,- that there will be dry and ready for plowing Rationing Data Favor 9 Bills ing and limit work hours for oth­ Evening Herald at an unusually early date. The following list of subscribers Stand Urged Mother’s Club are on the nominat­ as only one solution to the prob­ Seen as Need Meet Call^ ing committee, Mrs. Margaret er minora employed in tobacco to lem. That waa and Is for Man­ This information Is hereby of­ Furnished By to the Red Cross War Fimd were At Yalta Conference Cooper, Mrs. Louise Bickford and eight hours a day. u SlMCll StrMt chester to keep Its sidewalks safe. fered to all who wish to abuse it. Office of Price Administration solicited by Miss Patricia Dlmock, Milk Protlucers’ .Head Mrs. Romona Clapper. At toe Two Other# Opposed; Frirvlde for the election otf Manetieiter, Conn. There can be no suit a(rainst the Probably, however, our Inveterate Baldwin Calls for Ex­ ayde Marshall and E. W. Atwood Selection of Chaii meeting it waa voted to give 25.00 school board members by separate THOUAfl nCROUSO" Kegtonal Dspartment of Information Wants Level After War to toe Red Cross. The next meet­ Most Have to Do with ballots. 0«n«ral Hanater town unlesB It can be proved that season Jumpers need no such »5 rremonl Street, Qoston, 8. Maasachnaetta tensive Rebuilding of In the West street. Middle Turn­ Of Slalvage Campaj America Assumed Re­ Cornell White House Set up a committee to study toe rounded October 1. IBSi. special Invitation to* various ex­ pike East, Lake street and Bolton ing will be held at the home of Election La w s . ‘dangerouB condition” existed at Center Districts of Bolton and It is sponsibilities in Euro­ Reporter Six Years To Match Debt. Mrs, Walter Keller on April 3rd. functions of county government. Pobllahed ■eery B»«n'nf B*«Pt the time and location of any fall. cesses, such as planting peas, Aug. 31. All coupons worth 10 gal­ Urban Areas Routes. To Be DiscusKed. Rev. A. E. Patterson waa the The measures opposed would: Bundaya and Holldaya Entered at the .Mcal>i and Fats very encouraging to note that In Hartford, March 18—(85—Nine Repeal the 1941 statute requlr- Poet Office at Hancheater, Conn., aa The first basis for any effort to slartlng cold frames, and report- ' Now Good: Red Stamps Q.5 lons a unit. some cases donations are a little pean Politics for First Hartford, March 13,—t be alarmed by the vio-1 June 2; .N-2 through S-2 expire flrat-haad Information from and the ability to possess not only regular meeUng Thursday avenii^. The measures given league ap­ dlapatchaa herein, are lent scratching sound which can jum- 30. Following are the hours at the all passenger car travel in Oon- 4otte Hoar, $1: Clarence Huber Chairman Reed has invited I participants, the series will Mo., Monitor-Index before the necessities of life, but toe lux­ The Lecture’s hour will be chil­ proval would: Tbeia Is more than Just aeeurtty and a bank book to a SaylBfifi Pull eerrlca client of N. B. A Senrlce cltement over them. In East Hart­ local office of the War Price and necticut was on urban streets and Dimock, $5: Mr. and Mrs. Fred resentatives from toe four Ssi| take tile reader behind the Joining toe Des Moines, la.. dren’s night, and everyone is eup- Ino* ______be heard from one enti of the state Sugar uries as well.” Abolieh the party lever and pro­ ford, Hartford, Wllllmantlc, Rock­ Rationing Board at ths State that many of those trips were Luck. $5; Oscar Anderson, $1; Club.s of Manchester and all scenes to watch the Big Three Register. From Des Moines he He advised- dairy farmers to poeed to bring a childhood picture vide for casting a separate vote Want Rallaf From Fund . . . there Is promise of a future, a future that can bh Publishers RMresenUtUes: The ville, Middletown, * Meriden, and to the other. It la not any nnsea'- jjow Good: Sugar Stamp No. 35, Armory: short, resulting in concentration of Mrs. Sophie Anderson. $1; Char- veteran's organizations and at work, take him to their din­ went to Washington and the “work for increased sales . . . as and wear children’s clothes or pay for each candidate on paper ballots Julius Usthews Special ^ency—New Mondays: 10 a. ra. to 4:30 p m. auxiliaries to be at this mec ner parties and aboard the de­ U. S. Dally. After a year on your drMuns come true . . . the home you hope to own, Savtagfi Tork. Chlcsgo, Detroit end Boston. Bristol, to name but a few Con­ soniil Influx of locusts. It Is not in Book Four, good for five pounds, traffic on those areas. loltte Hoar. $1; Clarence Huber a positive means of avoiding the a fine of 10 cents. as well as voting machines. the Japs burrowing up through expires June 2. It is expected that Tuesetays: Closed all day to the The governor said last night in Hoar. $2: Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian and join in a round table dis stroyer where FJ9.R. met the the General Press association, threat to their Incomes that would The Ladies Fragment Society Abolieh toe city convention end ARTHRITIS are today’s hopes which CAN become tomorrow’s Realltiee. wbor bureau of necticut communities. We do\ibt . . ' . . . . the next sugar stamp will be vali- public. slon of th e project and make Middle East potentates. And serving specialized newspaper, will hold an all-day meeting MEMBER AUDIT Bu.iterranenn passages It Is not 1. ----hie weekly radio broadcast...wnuwe,. that S i Gambolati, — —..... $1; Mrs. Joseph Negro, come with a post-war milk sur­ make toe town comtnlttee respon­ CIRCULATIONS. that any inspection of all cltiea Wednesday: 2 p. m to 5 p m. survey showed that 54 per cent of $1; Mr. and Mrs. Ettorle Brochet-' gesUona’ as to a chairman for T the historic facts of the con­ clients, he Joined the AP in plus.” Thursday. sible for selecting candidates for ndt etaK today to make your future necure by opening an aeeai with snow removal ordinances the caoaphony of Addles, nor the Furl Oil Thursday and Fridays: 10 sl in C hester. ference are not overlooked. Tbs Herald Prlntln# all pa.ssenger car travel in Con-1 to. $1; Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Bro- 1933. Sales Value Increases local office and delegatee to town PAINS? »t the Manchester Building dl Loan Aeaoclatton! Msumee no llnencisl responsibility for would reveal perfect compliance buzzing of next summer's nios- „ , _ , td 6 p. m. necticut wa.s on urban streets and chetto. $1; Mrs. Rose Riva, $2; *15118 will be a big project The reasons for calling It, Its He has accompanied Presi­ Reports read to toe deIeg;ateB conventions. Try Tysmel mm This Manay* tjrpocraphical errors eppesring 'n quitoes. It is nothing as pestilen-1 Bci lod Four ant . . _ . Saturdays: 10 a. m. to U:30 will require a lot of work and| problems and their back­ dent Roosevelt on his last Cause election lews to be pub­ with them. But that is a matter that many of those trips were Mrs. Frank Paggtoli, $1; Mrs. Clif­ ground,, the publishable deci­ indicated that toe sales value of discussion Group •aali Biiarantaa MrtlMmenU la The Manchester Eve­ tlal as any of these 1 ‘‘ noon. short, resulting in concentration of ford Loomis. $1; Mr. and Mrs. John close cooperation of all ginup three campaign tours and on milk produced In 1944 by CMPA lished and supplied election offi ning Herald. ______of enforcement, which is another It iM the ^cratchinp of pens It One, vhIuI to Office telephone 5189. town Irrespective of fratems sions reached, are covered In cruisers to Newfoundland, the dais. If you are ■utterlns from tiie (tab- can he heaji in the halts of ,he I of traffic on those area.s. Lombardi and family, $5; Mr. and easy 1-S-S style.) mbmbera was $9,073,582.40, an In­ bins palni of arthrfUo, Thou»»>V f™' Tuesday. March 13 thing. Where the existence of “It apppar.a a sound policy to Mrs. Helmar Anderson. $2; Louis denomlnationhl connections Caribbean and toe Pacific. crease of $45\000 over 1043, de­ Meeting Is Called Permit absentee voting for civil sciatica or aourltto, sO'today and.buy such an ordinance Is combined Capitol. It haunts the post of-1 order to secure the tremeni spite a 1 per cent drop in produc­ Ians In case of lUneea or pbyslcel . tuba of Tyomol at. any sopd drug flees. It can be traced almost anv- ( me.” aajd Baldwin, “to have the C. Dimock. Jr., $5: Viva Massey, amount of clothing that is ne^ By Douglas B. Cornell atora. Apply thla dollzhtful abtorbont with a little original enforcement, Gauleiter Decrees state turn towards the iqiprove- $1; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hutchin­ (Copyright, 1945, by The Associ­ entered prominently in toe tac­ tion. dleabtlity. to tho part that buru and watch re- C A tii/jic/teyS t e X . Hitler’s Last Hope where whore pen and ink are of­ fqr relief purposes. The 1944 volume of milk hand­ Provide regietran of voters with •lulU. Tou should 000 o differanes after the results arc good and the habit fered. But it.s central volume | Assembly Notes ment of the main route* around son. $8; Mr. and Mrs. Edson P. ated Press) tical discussions.) The discussion group of The the vary Oret appUoatlon. At the moment when It might our cities and through our urban Herrick, $3; Mrs. Frank P. Lester. led by members, reports showed, Manchester League of Women BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION, INC of keeping aidcwalks clean and comes from the state’s political I B.\ t ’oiiiiiuttec' on I’ublic Mass Shooting Washington, March 18—(JPi—A Political Issues Considered was 227 million pounds, of which 07 voters will meet Wednesday, Should Tyoaiel. tall to slVa aatlatae- have been called upon to meet the clubs. . The ward heelers of the' areas where there is need to be- $2; Elsie B. Collins. $2; kelen H Political issues demanded as tlon by reliovinz the torturins palne, safe becomes An automatic habit. Information Iieve«congestion.” Berry, $5; Hannah Mlldner, $1; Coventry Soldier! plane bearing American stars and per cent waZ produced by mem­ March 14 at toe home of Mre. Wil­ aoraneaa or itlffnoM in inuoclet or lisa------oacANuiD Afina / « » / ------first aiJseable German counter-at state are on an exciting new' Connei'lieut General .\s*ieinblj bars dipped down to a llght-as-a- loudly as military problems that bers. The balance was purchased liam Cooper. 95 Middle Turnpike manS iuot return empty tube and the Two weeka ago Manchester fi­ chase. Some of them tho'ught. ] -The governor said that In pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Mc­ there be another meeting. man aotUTPr will r^und tout nontya tacks, the American First Army ilmuii 40.'>, State tMpltol London, March 13— i/Pi— Mass feather landing on a Russian air­ chiefly from out-of-state sources. Weet at which time topics will be nally took the common sense pro­ for a time, to hteal a march on war days. Connecticut motorists Donough, $2; Mr. and Mrs. George Wounded in Fn Left over from toe Dumbarton Bacon said. discussed. Mrs. Richard Martin You win find Tyamol ploaMnUy die- across the Rhine at Remagen has one another. They thought they 1 shooting of women and children In spent, collectively. $250,000,000 to O. Rose, $2; Margaret H Rich, $3; strip ten minutes after noon on Oaks conference in Washington ttaottya amone------. -----proparj-atlono of no cedure of adopting a snow remov­ Hell rings Reviewing CMPA efforts to oh and Mrs. Albert Beaufrere will claea. Ouaranteod to Im t!rea fri from n a r. begun attacks of Ita own. These al ordinance. The decision to be alone followed the patronage trail besieged Koenigsberg was decreed own and operate their vehicles and John R. Rich, $2; Mr. and Mrs. Feb. 3. was a decision on how members tain higher price ceilings from the speak on the topic “Health” and rotlco and dope.______Bold byleadlns drug- of the (leneriil As.senihly. They The (.'ommittee on Public In­ provided the $15,000.0double the number listed dur­ f"52,637.00, an lncrea.se of only South Carolina. He was emplc^ game. icut variety long to translate and 2 p, m., Room 402—Bills concern­ ing the preceding week, the week­ $952 over last year. The school by Pratt-Whltney Buckland p f took hairpin turns through tum­ Thus, at Yalta, America assum­ reported lending a hand, and one and will be crossed, they say, war, however, haa forced two delphia, Pa., has returned to the bled, snow-tipped moutalns. Democratic senator, asking not to Z- realize that Connecticut law ing Rates, fire in.surance, bonds, home of her daughter. Mrs. Karl ly bulletin of the State Department board has asked for an appropria­ in civil life. He M s a brot ed for the first time speclflo re­ Whenever preparations have been changes In such thinking.' would term the additional emolu­ and casualty insurance—H, B. 67, of Health said today. Sergeant Herbert w . Oolhuin, | Many Of Sentriee dirts sponsibilities In the field of Eu­ be quoted by name, predicted; Links so as to attend the wed­ tion of $18,'012 compared to last “We ll have at least 12 votes from • '/A'*' completed. First, however great the dam­ ment a barrel of wine. Mr. Twaddle, House Chairman ding of her granddaughter. Miss Major centers were Mansfield year’a appropriation of $16,656. with toe Air Forces Many of toe sentries along toe ropean politics. Cautiously investigating the concerning Standard Fire Insur­ with 00, West Hartford with 45 and way were girls of 14 or 15 and wo­ In a "declaration on liberated the Republican side." Paralleling such developments age that air bombing can do, it Beatrice Links, on Saturday. Hartford with 42 of the total of Due to toll Increase in the budget Europe,” the three great powers Williams nomination may come : V • ' scheduled duties of the office, our ance Policy, to conform with na^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ulm and the Selectmen will ask for an 18 men of 50 or 60, uniformed and •n the western front, the Russian alone can never knock an enemy ward heelers found that said jHiet tional forms, etc. 191 new measles cases reported for promised to assist in: (li Estab up tomorrow, but a vote is impro­ daughter. Miss Patricia, of Buck­ mill tax compared to 17 mills last HiilPs Condition riMMiIdering rifles to take the lishing internal peace. (2) pro­ bable before last Thursday at the ‘f ■ f i r armies in the east have finally out. It waa a year ago that the laureate might, if he wished, w’rite Judiciary—Tuesday, March 20 - ingham were Sunday callers of the week. places cf menfolk away at the a ■ poem on the. occasion ot the among others, a bill creating a East Hartford with U was the year. The March Town meeUng Is viding emergency relief,. (3) form­ earlieat. completed the conquest of Kue- same superlatives now applied to Mrs. Shirley Ulm. only other community with a con­ scheduled for Friday evening. fighting fronts. ing governments along democratic Senator Ellender (D-La), la pre­ strin, which has been, for the Tokyo were being applied to Ber­ King's birthday. But they were commission relative to a aystem Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and Inarch 30th, at 8 p. m. in the Com- Greatly Improvi Mr. Roose'velt and Churchill encouraged by the discovery that of uniform city charters, intro­ siderable number of cases. lines. paring a major speech in behalf of past 25 days, a German bridge­ lin. Yet there la still life In Ber­ son Calvin were Sunday callers at Meriden with 11, and New Ha- ] miyilty Hall. reached Talto ahead of Stalin. It If toe situation in a freed land Williams. Aiken and Senators Hill Chaucer, the first holder of the duced by Senator Mulvihill, S. B., the home of Mr. and Mrs. Htnry Bolton Briefs was not until toe next day that head on the east bank of the lin, and the war with Germany post, really couldn't write'English 625. Sen. RisCossl. protection of ven and Preston with nine each, becomee sufficiently serious, toe (D-AIa) and Lucas (D-Illi also Hurley in Middletown. Mrs. Hurley were the principal centers of | Mrs. Mark Carpenter of South Washingrton, March 13— (/Pl| the Soviet premier came over to Big Three agreed to eatabliah a have indicated they will apeak for Oder. Although the Ruasians still goes on. at all. children from improper amuse­ plans to leave on Wednesday to Cordell Hull's physical ctmdlt Uvada palace, which was Ameri­ (P tt. Jenf.B It Jutt en- So. with stout hearts, and a whooping cough of which 67 new Bolton Is a patient at the Man- commission to pick a provisional confirmation. On the other side. themselves have •possessed west Second, the actual physical de­ ments: S. B. 345, Sen. Corkey, spend the rest of the month at Mi­ cases were reported as compared Chester Memorial hospital haa greatly improved In toe can headquMlers and toe scene of government representative of all Senators ‘McKellar (D-Tenn) and o lW C J ./o e/H e's yottrs surprising approach to true poetic compensation of accoutants mak­ ami, Florida. few weeks; he now definitely I —tom, hrothmr, sw eet- bank bridgeheads for a similar struction wrought by air raids fervor, the ward heelers are at with 37 for toe previout week. Mrs. William Minor who unfor­ all toe conferences. democratic intereste. The provl- Bilbo (D-Miss) are prepared to ing municipal audita: penalty for Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hartford led in new scarlet fev- j tunately met with ah accident to attend the San Francisco About a mile and a half south of slonel government would be pledg apeak at length in opposition to heart or km tbm nd! ^ e ’re length of time, and have appar­ has an effect on enemy morale the task of making themselves false statements; H. B. 980, con­ Stedman Storrs has been promoted ted Nations conference. Yalta, Layadla once was toe sum­ WliMi|MfiwrtsiclitlMBedCro«wasaBkedtov«fify. HtfiSBCWiddfiyovfc We sura fdt bucked up when • • eligible for what will obviously he er cases with 29 of toe 91 cases re­ when she mistakenly opened the ed to set up at toe earliest possi the former >natlonaI youth admin­ tailed him Jenht—but ently made some efforts to extend almost exactly opposite to that cerning chattel mortgages on live to Staff Sergeant. He is stationed ported for the week which ended car door thlhklng she was opening Whether he actually makes mer residence of Tsar Nicholas H. ble moment, through free elections, istrator. Aad.Ui|HilatotfaeirMVorl,I|otboiBel got those Bed Cross ditty bsfin them, the German defense based once expected; the most comfortable plum pf stock and farm equipment, etc; somewhere in Germany, yesterday. Last week’s state total trip, however, will depend on I t has been converted into a rest hit nom a U lagton/j 1945. the window has re-entered the a government entirely responsible on Kuestiin has been formidable Even after the world had notyd Thursday, March 22, 1:30—Sev­ Arthur Keefe has entered the of new scarlet fever cases was $L Manchester Memorial hospital. Unued improvement during home for tuberculous patients hy to the will of the people. Quldc Thinking Seven CfiDdren They are working hard to eral bills relating to political ac­ Manchester Memorial hospital for For toe third successive week no next month. enough to hold the whole central that Britain, under dh,rmAn make Senate rhyme with House, treatment for his eyes. After being confined to hia the Soviets. ConM End Unilateral Action tivities of state employees, attor­ new casee of, infantile paralysis ] It wss preserved during this war Only Ume could tell, but Ameri­ Hartford. March 13.—(45—Rich­ Russian front in check. Now Kue- bomba, grew more united and or either rhyme with Baldwin. neys, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and w-ere reported. for three months he is now abls because It served the German high Some rhymes they will swap son Calvin were recent callers at sit up every morning in bis aim| cans who sat in at Yalta contend­ ard M. Crosby, 64, of Hartford, strin has fallen, and the next splendid In splrtt, more deter­ Public Health and Safety—Tues­ Aluminum Co. command as headquarters, hut the ed this arrangement could mark collapsed from a heart attack .a. among themselves, but any one day, March 20. 1:45 p. m.. Room the home of Mr. and Mrs. Randoff i 17th floor apartment at Russian surge fon\ard has an In- mined than ever to fight through who finds a rhyme for Judgeship Bethesda; Md., Naval hospl| Germans looted it of everything the end of any trend in Brlteln. while driving his car on a busy 40.5—Bills concerning licensing of Hayden In Haddam. I Ruled Monopoly movable except two pictures which Russia or any other country to- street here yesterday but quick *•► .F ' creased chance^ of break-through to victory, It was still assumed keeps hla paper uell covered. slaughter houses, requiring milk Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Post of AFL Urged to Join Sometimes he also sits up dur They are always shocked, at the East Hartford were Saturday call­ the afternoon. hung In toe presldenfFlfcdroom. ^rd> “unilateral’’ (one-sided) ac­ thinking on the part of Patrolman success. the bombs dropped op Germans or products In the state to be pas­ Completed In 191’, It la a two- tion and spheres of influence In Joseph M. Tobin in his own auto­ This two-front situation is pos­ Japs would have an opposite ef­ beginning, to find that Jobs and teurized, etc. ers in Gilead. World Labor Unit! Hull’s weight Is back to nor graft don’t rhyme automatical­ New York,'March 13 — — about 170 pounds. His appetlt story building of stone, with num­ lands wrested from toe Nazis. mobile saved possible disaster to a ing the final strain upon Ger­ fect. Thla was a lofty usump- Public Welfare and Humane In- erous eotonna,des and high win- Yalta produced other decisions group of school children playing ly, and their lines, for a time, Three Circuit court Judges, author; good. w'* many’s fighting capacity. As the tlon that although people on the seem a little rough and Irregu­ 8titution.s: Wednesday, March 21. 'His doctors expect that b e’ dOW8* —On TugAsIavie, am Polish bound­ nearby. Tobin hooked the fender 2 p. m„ Room 405—bill concern­ be able to return to his Called "Booeevelt Weather’’ ary and governmental questions, of Crosby’s car with hia bumper situation at the Remagen bridge­ Allied side of thla war could “take lar. But give them a little more Ellington To one side are the 4,000-foot practice and they will be turn­ ing care and treatment of aged. American Fi^™ tion unanimouslynliTK Jthat the Aluml- apartment within three weeks. I on holding a United Nations con­ and ^ided the out-of-control car head shows, von Rund.stedt needs It,” peihple on the enemy side Infirm and chronically 111 people urged by CIO President Philip peaks of toe Yalla mountains, to ference In San Francisco, on vot­ to the curb which both cars ing ou^ .a mean, hexameter. num Company of America consti­ ^ ^ ^ - ' troops in the west, and doesn't couldn’t. These scratching pens symbo­ of the State; state hospital for Ellington Grange will confer Murray "to come back Into the tutes a monopoly. The ruling re­ To Start Rebnlldlng 1 ■ the other the waters of too Black ing procedure for the InternaUonal mounted and crashed into a tree. dare make any large shifts of the That assumption hasn't worked lize a new era In Connecticut inebriates; eligibilities for old age toe first and second degree on a international house of labor” by versed a Federal District court de sea. Snow wa$ on the mountains, S i^ rity council; decisions with Crosby succumbed shortly after politics. For now ward heelers assistance; amount of award, as­ class of candidates Wednesday parUctpatlng In plans advanced at I returned the case for New York, March IS—(F>—| but flowers were beginning to regard to occupation and control toe incident and Medical Ebcaminer forces he does have at his dispos­ out. Human beings, on either sistance for aged, etc. night at the meeting In the Towrn the World Trade Union confer­ construction of toe ruined It bloom down by toe sea. It was top of Germany, reparations, quarterly al. But the need for troops on side of the battle lines in this Mill he rhythmic spielers athirst further consideration. coat weather but pleasant enough Walter Welasenborn said death for berth With wine on the line. Hall. The ladies degree team will ence held last month in '{^ndon. The decision, wrritten by Judge town of Cassino will begin Thu meetings ot Russian, British and was caused by a heart attack. A llOIMI > dust sUppiafi hsids • Bed Cross Thanks for your Mood folks. TSlist a team you, tha war, react to adversity in much Murray, speajtlng last at Hand and occurred in by day when too cornerstone of for toe Russians to call it "Roose­ American foreign ministers. Ihfi wife's Jefei tfifi fiifer hw opsiailoii. N. Y. the German east front ean hardly We have' smoked out the Indi- do the Initiatory work with ta­ efebdeaifi*W( edicol eoepe, ood the Bed Cross mokel be any less pressing. Hitler hopes the same way.' The harder civil­ vid^l responsible for all this,.and bleaux. A social hour will follow a world unity rally heW under Augustus N. Hand and first ^building will be laid, velt weather.” Some of the problems were, BedCwrafWMDirato tsou^ t tlMyiodiepe New Books Listed and refreshments will be served. CIO auspices at Madison Thomas W. Swan, waa Issued-yeg- Italian broadcast recorded by The chief executive’s quarters, tough, some easy. Most could pot that the Allies, in this situation ian life Is hit. the more civilian wllrdisclose him at the proper on the first floor, were those once time. '^ e Red Cross solicitors are at Garden, said the AFL 4>K)uW " p a r - ^ a t e d toe belief that Federal Communlcatloai be'foreseen at Tehran In 1944. Yet t M Car fSrlMi On Skr I M will “grow tired and break up.' life rallies to support of the war. At Branch Library work covering their territory un­ ticipate with other international I ;^lcOx operated a monopoly In Sion said today. used by Nicholas and his son even at Tehran there had been In­ But if that is the la.st real hope It would be pretty to thi^ that der the ^chairmanship of Mm. labor organizations in the P®*’*®®* violation of section two of the Alexei. M r.. Roosevelt’s dining formal iinderatonding that ,it I room. Nicholas, In esnsUnt fear WE BUY he can offer the German people, bomba would convince civilian of Helen Quinn. tlon of a peaceful and democratic anti-trust law. Whether would be a good idea for toe prestr GIVE MOW- GIVE MORI Of assassination, never slept in the dent, prime minister and premier ■ % . H should be clear even to them the evil error of their nations Getting Workers New books recently received at Property taxes in Ellington are world.” . 1 "eventually some form of dlssolur as4 m THE Ufin due March 15 and Howard E. Lit­ lion would be proper” was left to same bedroofn two nights in a row to meet agrain. ’ asT V01.S that all is lost. cause. But they don’t. And milK the Buckland branch of toe Whiton —and sometimes changed in toe o m o z . r. Memorial Library, Include the fol­ tle. tax collector, will be at the _ , the District court to determine. For Ofi r you’ve got s man in service—if you know a man in tary authorities may, after this BeijDg Diseussecl Ellington Towrn Hgill Saturday, “^h u tid e c middle of the night (Tomorrow: ‘Tje4*a Get Oolog," lowing! Kelly Again Keeps “Sn.'S: Mr. Roosevelt sUyed put. aald StaUn.) ' service—give for his sake. Give so that the Red Cross Special Town Meeting war, come to the opinion that it Brink, “Buffalo Coat”: Cronin, March 31 from 3-5 in toe after­ Stalin and toe president chatted 1 doesn’t really • pay to at­ “Green Years’’: De La Roche, noon and 7-9 In the evening.-This 1874 for perhaps an hour before toe ean give to him! Ten years' ago, Manchester en-, ton, March 13.—(4>i—Man- “Building of Jalha"; Graham, is his first ijatz In rtoe 11014^ Hall, General Waiting [ toreT ^ fIimT*ln 1938 violated the Favors Universal Training tack civilian life from the air. We ' ‘restauf»nt of trade” section of the first session of the second confer­ Joyed winters in which it was , powerNdirectors of the six New "Earth, and High Heaven”; Nor­ evenings previous he will be at restaurant 1 ence of toe Big Three buckled down i — ' 'i * . Your money may help to get a mcMagehometoyou.lt have to keep on with our bomb­ England'states today discussed the ris, “Burned Fingers”; Wlnsor, his home on Ellington avenue. anti-trust act. Hartford, March IS.—(45—Wll- forced to pay nothing for side-1 to buslnesa at 4 p. m. Feb. 4. M nuy pay the coat o£ collecting blood plasma for him lit ing, because we don’t know, that problem ot,, obtaining about 105.- “Forever Amber." Phenlx City, Ala., March IS.— They had much to talk about Itam J. MlUer, World War I avia­ walk fall injury suits. Perhaps i p„y But the truth may 000 workers for essential Jobs In Miss jane Grant is librarian of {/P)—Bergt. Charles E. Kelly— Fourteen months packed with hl*- tor- and fonner congressman from may pay the cost of delivering a Red CroM package to an toe weather was perfect,, or such that mass bombing of civilian the area before July 1. toe library, which is housed in the Deaths Last Night more quickly recognised as Com­ Escaped Prisoners WATKINS tory-making events had elapsed toe First Opngreaaionol district,. Arthur C. Gernes, regional chief Buckland school t^pilding. I t is mando—kept a general wraltlng since the trio's only other meeting, has sold he favors “good legisls- | Attterican prisoner ot war. It will help pay for the thou­ falls a. did occur were lucky f«U», j p„,ation. prolongs toe war in- who called the conference, said open to patrons once a week pn BROTHERS^ IHC.| or perhaps sidewalks were kept! ^ Yesterday—again. a t Tehran. Some, of toese^eventa tlon 'tost will bring shout uni­ sand and one services’the Red CroM performs—to keep up I staad of shortening it. that 50,000 skilled employes were Wednesdays from 1 to 3 o’c^OTk. Tulsa, Okla.-rMra. Robert Gal- But It waa his—Commando’a— Still Being Sought dictated another parley. versal military training" In the Bockfe dvWoil Bfe. The wise vetersa goes to the Red Cleaner then. I needed immediately to maintain During vacations when toe school wedding day. And alao a year, to United States. He told the Rotary the spirits of our fighting men—to help save their lives. is closed toe library is closed also. breato, 72, one of Oklahoma’s first FUNERAL Closer Oeerdtaatton Needed Croat! Thera they kaotr the snsweto sad era eager to , But, in toe last dacade, the cost vital production and that 55,000 women newspaper editors and wife a day, ainee toe congressional With the AlHee batUlng on Ger­ club here yesterday that he was WdMray i« f e« It ’s True would be requested to replace medal waa beatowed on him for London, March 18—(A’l—An ex­ convinced that tJie United fitatea help sa ex aerviee sua with hi* ptobiemi. The more you give—the more.the Red Creos ean give! Let Of these damage suits against toe 'Urges Donating Clothing of Robert Galbreato, pioneer oil man 'BoU both In the east and the taxpayers of- Manchester has After our scoffing at those op- workers Inducted Into toe armed man and former Democratic na­ killing 40 Oermana in 30 minutes. tensive manhunt ’.vas maintained SERVICEV ' west, there was need for closer must have either a strong stand­ your heart be your gnide! Don’t delay-rgive today! forces by July 1. tional committeeman. She was .Commando Kelly and hla glrU today for 35 Oerman prisoners, tactical coordination. That was at ing Army or a trained civilian re­ been Increasing until, this year, a timtsts who reported there was no Hartford, March 13— (A5 —As­ Miaa May Frances Boish of Pitts­ the laat of a group of to stlU at . He said that Boston needed '21.- serting that the United National born In Elmira, N. Y. ' least pertly attained at Yalta. serve in order to “give our envoy new all Ume high la threatened. frost in toe ground, we went put i)00 at once .and that latKir short­ burgh. were exactly 20 minutes large after their escape Sunday OrmandJ.Wttfc Russia for the first time loosened up at the peace conference s strong Clothing collection for war relief Atlanta—Charles C. Chandler, late to their wedding. Among ftom a prison camp at Brigend, in There waa some hope, when an and. dug aome post holes. And, ages also existed in, .IVorcester, drive from. April 1 to 30 was an on mlUtary data and eecrets. By voice in toe peace negotiations.’’ Springfield and Lynn. 74, who waa secretary-treasurer of those waiting waa MaJ. Oen. Fred Wales. ' ’Director the time the talks endsd, sgreSY Insurance policy covering the since honesty is occasionally an "opportunity for us to demonstrate the Atlanta Georgian-American, « They had tuijneled their way towrn for sidewalk falls waa ob­ editorial policy, we herewith re­ our sympathy and show our grati­ L. Walker. menta had bssn reached on: rOMSS ATM tS^IDE All-Negro Jury Tries Csss whiph ceased publication in ^39. General Walker la the comman­ out of the camp, excaVating tons 1. The dsUy trading of informa- Bobber Worker Loeee Arm tained, that the town had a rea­ port that the unlikely rumor Is tude that we In America have been He was a native of Blockton, fa. dant of toe Infantry achool at of dirt in mMklU and tin cans spared the frightful devastation New Yorlr^Dr. Bernard. Drach- West Haven, March IS. sonable financial stfiution to toe indeed true. There is no frost in Birmingham, Ala., Inarch 13.— that so many of our Allies .hftve nearby Ft. Bennlng where Ser­ and scattering it widely over a V 3196 (4V-For the first time an all- man, 83, Hebrew scholar and ona geant Kelly haq been stationed *Thone Aa nceldeat ta s fabric cementing jggDblem. But toe type of winter, toe ground, except for an occa­ borne with fortitude," Qovernor 'Bschlne at toe Armstrong Rubber Negro Jury -is trying a ease in of toa foundera of the Jewdah Dia- since lUs retura from ovaraeas. ' Reeidents of the area . barri­ Armies in the eSBL Drhm k t— W* sail tm t This AdvortiMommU Sponsored by ^^Vhich diacouraged sven aome of sional early morning crust. Baldwin has urged Connecticut Od., yeeterdny cost Uoyd Delbert, Jefferson county Circuit court. people to contribute whatever trlbiition committee and o£,. the He Is alao the same general who caded their homes and special 2. More effective distribution of > o a e citixena usually conacien- This is probably the earliest Two white attorneys., Horace Al­ wearable clothing they can spare Jewish Theolofical seminary of last December was raiuly to pin (uarda were mounted In villages mBterixl sad troasportotloa to oU 40. of Weet'Haven. hU right arm Ap vdHv l»r- A t 9km IBous about keeping toeir^ aide- date on record for having toe ford, . representing the defendant, to toe drive. The Connecticut drive America. He waa a native of New the Brltiah mUltary medal on u> prevent p rr the prieonen from tks A U l^ JuM above toe elbow. Phystclsns clean, nkulUpUed the num- ground free of frost Unless it As and Harrison Kendricks, repre­ is being organized under toe di­ York city. K^ly—who, ten minutes before seizing dvillan clotoee. His Sign of a • 3. Deunsd ptaas for the Ubh St the Hospital of St. Raphael am­ senting the plaintiff, agrpad to the rection of Mrs. Herbert F.,Fisher ceremony, was found in hie quar­ Two of the fuglUves were cap­ ing snd^ecope of sledgehenuner putated the member shortly after of faOa, until the Insurance reversed hy s new spell of aero Cryolite h»,f been used in the ters, stripped to the waist, mop­ tured at Bonivl'ton, eight milez Worthy Senrirr I'Albert waa extricated from the MtMololf. Pioneer Parachute Company, Inc. Mlectiona for the 11-msh Jury in of Went Hartford, a member of the blows St toe heart of Germany. felt compelled to revoke weather, it will mean that grass Ine esse;—a civil suit in which toe State War council and of toe Na­ manufseture of (lass, enamel ping the floor, oblivious to toe ap­ from Cardiff,. They'zalU they had At 142 EAS1 CKNl'IiB Weather prospects. tThese machine. p It Isi lasuad as ttoa roots will bs in axcellent condi- Hiioinais are also Negroca. tional Clothing Drive committee. ware and aome Insccticldea. proaching fanfara.1 booed to Btow Away oa a ahlp.

' 4 J i?; -y.; I - r A Q > MAKCHESTEK BVENINQ h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN- TCESDAT, MARCH IS, 194# MANCHESTER EVENING HERALL>, MANUHE8TEK, CONN.. IUESDAI, MARCH 18, 1948

the bridge. A front dlapatcli de­ Yiiiikees Chasing Yanks Drive East clared that so much American Hates Foundei legates Not power had been transferred to the FUN^^SCIENCE From Crossing east bank only a major enemy SSteiS. Today’s Radio PA ’s, Hollows Vie for Rec Round Hono. Japs Into Hills counter-assault could budge it. On IgnoraH(ci Bastem Was Tbne Sound to Any Near Super-Road (Continued From Page One) 4:00 — WDRC — House Party;<^ ily; WTHT — Arthur Hals; Lecturer Here So Desi{ News; WHTD—’Dme Views the w n<3— Dick Haymea. Pledged View| captured big San Roque airdrome, (Continued From Page One) Obiliiarv News; WTHT — News; Glrand’s 7:45— WTHT—Knights of Colum­ one of the be.st on Min>. to organize their defen.He.s, he re­ to two miles yesterday and were mund Barrett. Rev. Frederick Mc­ Lelper, arc "blind s'lisots" which are! 9:15—WTHT — Mu.slc Without left-hand hitting, fast dischargee schedule. The t’ A’s by winning scheduled night of play In Here to attend a meeting of the 6:30—WDRC — War Commen­ Training Camp who last year was shortstop at ported, because of the "rapidity fighting today from Honnef and Lean was deacon and Rev. Wil­ founded on ignorance and the as-l Words. By Harry Orayson will retain p^manent possession Rec Senior League for the 19 lerican delegation to the April Hoenningen in an effort to add tary: Ad Liner; WHTD — Jack 9:30—WDRC—This Is My Best; First Place as Tavern Birmingham, so If he measures up of the Rec trophy that is gained 'erence, the former Minnesota and surprise of our advance." liam Dunn was sub-deacon. sumption that each race, to itself,! NEA Sports Editor 45 season with the usual two I to the 23 towns already taken in Armstrong; WTHT — Music; WHTD—Spotlight Bands: Coro­ Cincinnati, March IS—Ordinar­ the shift of Williams will be unnec­ through winning the loop crown cent weeks or months, the average There was no mention of fight­ Arthur E. Keating sang and is best. White people Hvfng In Chl-| Team Is Defeated in . m or Indicated he la prepared WTIC—Just Plain Bill. Notes essary. on three occasions. The PA's cap­ ferings on tap. In the flrst | age at death being alwnit 80 or a ing for the .San Roque airdrome, inner Germany east of the river. Mrs. J. F. Barry was at the organ. na quickly realize what li meansI mei net Story Teller; WTHT — ily you can tell something about a ■upport, at least In part, the 6:45—WDRC—Swoon or Croon; American Forum of the Air: Rec Bowling Matches. club’a prospects, but this year in In the outfieldlast year’s trio of tured the crown the past two- at 7:30 the a t y Cab five wUl itentlon of Senator Vandenberg little less. which has an airstrip 4,000 feet New-s DImout Obsr-ures Battle Burial was in St. James's ceme­ to be a minority group ana^if wej 'WHTD — Captain Midnight; By Ted Meier WTIC— Fibber McGee and Cincinnati, as elsewhere, ^ e pic­ Eric Tipton, Daln Clay and Gerald years. tie the Frog Hollows. t i Mich.), that the pcace-keep- Alfred ('.oldstein. son of Mr. and long, but the American Cincinnati Reds. service. 'The roster shows four tional League in home runs, total lows arc confident of their ability many starts. The PA’s ' Moderate machine-cun and mortar These are weapons in the hands of j WTHT— Evening Musical Va­ match, Warren and Jarvis' pinners bases and runs-batted-ln. tured both the flrst and secon^.l permit it to expand its ac­ on leap years he Is all right on Moselle river to a pocket six miles Funeral services for Dennis P. people worried about their own su-j Hour, _ , rieties; WTIO-Hildegarde Show A member of the Chattanooga catchers from whom his successor to pin a loss on the champs. fire was encountered on the out- trounced the once mighty Hart­ Powel Crosley, Jr., parted with rounds and by winning tonlgtot)] es development.^ warrant." tlio birthday question. But by the long and four deep and mopped Coleman were held this morning at periorlty or groups anxious to ac-j fl:30-^WDRC — George B. Arm­ 10:45—WDRC — Behind the club In the Southern Association win be selected—AI I.akeman, Joe 'Mdd Bring Perpetual Turmoil Jewish calendar he gets a birth­ .skirts of the Zamboanga city cen­ up Germans who failed to escape 10 o’clock at Holloran’S Funeral stead; WHTD — The Answer ford Road Tavern five by a three last year the smart old righthand Just, John Riddle and Russell Chuck Aleno and a wad of cash for the red clad warriors can cllnMll!( quire power over minorities,' aa In j Scenes at CBS. to one score In a startling upset.. left-hand hitting Al Ltbke, who I The scoring championship will ■aid he feels it would be Im- day on the 10th of March, so he ter. traps In the Eifels. Home, 175 Center street, and at the case of the Nazi party In Ger- j Man; t ^ C — Bob Steele. er may be of great help to the Kerns. also be settled tonight. . The top their third .straight Rec 11;00— News on all stations. Pagani’s richly deserved the compiled a .307 average for Seat­ championship and with an Ical to invite review by the is not to be cheated out of a birth­ Aircraft and Naval gunfire sup­ Besieged Coblenz apparently 10:30 at St. James's church. Rev. many. 6:45—WDRC — News; WHt D — Reds. During his stay In the Lakeman is perhaps the most three. Gunner Hlllnaki, Al Suro- Service to men of the Navy Is Just •■ Important ■ function of th« 11:15—WDRC — Danny O’Neil: tle. Originally a pitcher, he is some­ viable record. The PA’s havenT. >aed league of every agree- day celebration whatever happens. ported the ground operations and American Red Cross as aid and assistance to those men and women was not yet under frontal as.saiilt, Frederick McLean officiated and North America, with Its mixed ] Musical Roundup; WTIC — Lo­ honor and distinction that goes to majors, mostly with the Chicago likely to succeed. He hit .295 for wlec and Steve Renlck are all in WHTD — Musical Roundup: the first place winners as after a Chibs he won 168 games and lost Syracuse last trip, but did moat of thing of a giant, standing six feet dropped a league affair since mlSij’l it that la being made. To do He was 13 last Saturday and was hit installations on Ba.silan island, in other branches of the armed forces. This 1945 War Fund poster hut Patton’s men were In its out- read the comiyilttal service at the population is an ideal proving well Thomas. WTHT—Music: WTIC —Hark- action. Hillnski leads the Blond it. he said, would keep nations across the 12-mile Basilan strait torrid struggle with the Hartford 120 for a .683 percentage. his playing at first base. He had four and coming In at 205 pounds. way in the 1942-43 season w hidiy confirmed In the Jewish faith at ■ymboUxes acrvice to the men who fight on the aesa. skirt.s and ready to storm the mid­ grave in St. James’s cemetery. ground for a solution to the minor­ 7:00—WDRC — Jack Kirkwood ness of Washington. Bomber by six. It will be a race perpetual turmoil over contro- the Jewish synagogue at Hebron from Zamlxianga. A number of Road Tavern for nearly two Altogether Bilah appeared In previously been strictly a catcher, Shoun, Onmbert In Army includes a perfect record last : dle Rhine traffic center at any Arthur E, Keating sang and Mrs. ity problems, the speaker said, and Show; WHTD — News Corre­ 11:30—WDRC— Casey Press Pho­ Pitching replacements must be down to the final whlatle. ' issues. Green, the Rev. Solomon Chasln small Japanese seacraft were de­ time. , John F. Barry was at the organ. he offered several points on which spondents; WTHT — months, which saw both teams 500 games, pitched 2,535 innings, however, and is apt to give the ball and to date an unblcnoished tographer: WHTD —Metropoli match game for game, the West fanned 795, walked 807 and yielded a long ride when at bat. found for C^yde Shoun and Harry the authority ought to be of Wllllmantlc officiating. stroyed. The Third Army captured Mr. Coleman was burled with we might work to develop better! Lewis, Jr.; WTIC—Supper Club. CXingratulatlons to PaganTs this season. Staaaen continued, to go In- Following the religious cere­ dispatches said the Japanese gnr- __WDRC — Music, that Sat­ tan Opera. U. S. A.; WHTD — Sides continued their sensational 2,630 hits. His best years were In Just was the second string man Oumbert, who traded flannel for Jolo Island, in the, Rulu archi­ 4.508 prisoners yesterday, raising military honors, a firing squad understanding of this factor. 7-16 George Stemey’s Orchestra; khaki. Naturally,, the staff will be West Sides for the triumph in the Hollows Bent on Reveoga any agreements whose main- mony a party was held for him in pelago southwest Zamboanga, rlsiin of Liucheng was retreating ' Equal Opnertunlttrs isfies; 'WHTD—Raymond Gram pace to pull away from the Tavern 1932 when he won 19 and lost M last semester, hut with Mueller on of The Home Nurse its total for eight days to 20..508.' from Company G. State Guards, „WTIC—Words at War. built around the redoubtable Bucky West Side Bowling league. Last The Hollows stand between lance might seem likely to Willimantic at Yhe Bank Street was hit by heavy bombers which toward Lichow. We must avolci second hand esti­ Swing; WTHT — Hit Tunes; as the latter was suffering several with the championship Cubs and in the premises he was probably the PA’s and the championship By Lona L. Frott Another 108 Nazis were burled. under Corporal Walter Kohls be­ 12:00—'WHTD — News; Music; Walters and Ed Heusser, who last night by taking four points from hg on another war. Synagogue, attended by a large concentrated on the air field there. T- mates, he said, and when we judge w n c — News of the World. unexpected defeats In the past two 1933 when he won 20 and lost 12. most idle understudy in the history well as the latter finishing Numerous Hits on Bridge. ing present. The bearers represent­ w n c —News'; Roy Shield and of baseball or the theater. Although season surprised by becoming the the Knights of Columbus five, Secretary of State Stettinius as number of friends and relatives, Heavy fighting was reported Asst. Dir., Nursing Service a race or group we muat start with : 7-30—WDRC— American Melody weeks. The west Sides today hold He also helped the Cubs win the season with a perfect mark, Jap Broadcasts German artillery acored num­ ing the Army and Navy club wera: His Orchestra. a full eight game lead over the 1929 pennant with an 18-7 record. hugging 40. Riddle can still do an National League’s earned-run lead­ they clinched first place. lan called the American del- many of whom made a special trip along the Shimbu line in the Marl- * American Red Cross Frank Blanchard. Reuben McCann, the common denominator of equal { 'Hour; WHTD—One Man’s Faqi- er. Jim Konstanty did well after two previous games bet ites to a meeting today (11 a. erous hits on the Ludendorff second place Tavern five and with Other developments among the adequate job. from. New York City. Nearly 100 kina watershed east of Manila, on Admit Reverses Ernest Peterson. Paul Donze, Rob­ opportuitity. No Chinese Mandarin ' graduating from Syracuse in mid­ The West Sides proved that these two. teams the PA’S e.w.t.), to discuss preliminary bridge at Remagen, sometimes is suited by environment or educa­ only one more week to bowl, there various training camps: Any infield problem that might Invitations had been Issued. A col­ Luzon Island. The First cavalry di­ ert Oaw ford and Donald Heming­ season. team can come back, ns after tured both. 'The flrst by a 52 for the San Francisco con- lation was served and a delight­ By The Associated Press Opinions Differ On Thumb-Sucking momentarily halting the flood of tion to judge the conduct of a isn’t a chance off losing top honors. Brooklyn Dodgers— Pitcher Hal develop centers around Eddie Mll-> vision which drove into Antipolo Japane.se broadcasts today ad­ way. However, by gaining the top berth, ler. The shortstop’s military status Elmer Riddle, whose ailing wing trailing the Hartford Road Tav 47 count and the second by a ice and to meet with Presi- ful time was enjoyed. "Can you sugge.st something men, tank.s and gtins comprising Dodger baseball fan, he declared. Fred Allen to Get Back Gregg, who won nine games year vlnclng 80 to 37 score. The " Friday still was battling for that mitted reverses in the Philippines the West Sides are not the league is not only questionable, but he last year prevented the Rhineland­ cm for many weeks, the team it Roosevelt at the White John Horton spent the week­ town on Sunday. The Japanese four divisions Which the enemy Sentimentality has no place in ago. finally signed contract. ers from making things tougher suddenly capitallxed on several lows were considerably Missing from the eight- and'complained thaT u i S. troops i disagreeable to put on this child's Arthur 8. Palmer eliminating race prejudice, he said. champions for the year as the clr' broke his left knee cap this winter end in Washington, D; C., the were strongly entrenched in and said already had cros.sed the span. New York Yankees—Alley Don for the Cardinals, submitted to loiMes by the Tavern to edge their In the second game when 8tenif| iber group will be former Scc- guest of a former college class­ on Luzon Island advanced with . thumb to break him from sucking The bridge still stood and still Funeral services for Arthur S. The million or more barrels of J On the Radio in the Fall. ‘cult is run on a playoff basts with aid, star pitcher, signed his con­ falling on the Ice at Cotult, Mass, under buildings. Palmer, of 129 Oakland street, who ✓ team four meeting team three, When he was examined for the surgery, won’t know about his arm way into first place. With only Renlck and several other reguIaflH of State Hull, who is in mate. Robert Condren. at the such “ rapidity and surprise" Nip- , it" a young mother asked a phar- was in use. As.sault boats plied tears shed over "Uncle Tom's 'J tract. until he attempts to throw. failed to put in an appearane9i;j Secure Dominating Heights died Sunday afternoon, will be held Cabin" has done less towards ad- | the winner to meet team two and Army he was sent back because of one more night to bowl the West 'avail hospital. JJniversity of Connecticut. pone.se troops were unable to or- macist in the drug store. The | the RhineRh' as if it were the Mis- St. Louis Browns — Shortstop Arnold Carter is expected to take Sides hold a comfortable eight Tonight the Hollows promise ' TTie 18th birthday of Robert The cavalrymen, however, secur­ at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon in the justing the southern Negro p rob -1| New York. March IS—<4V-With- • ported they were ready, as s ^ n as the winner of this match will face it He is not capable of playing Harlrgmiind Data .Assembled ganize their defenses. ! thrce-ycar-olcj at her side sucked .si.ssippi the Germans said pon- . » .s.t.iia iTrml Allen conditions permit to get Into Vem Stephens, 1944 American Shoun’s place aa the Reds’ leading bring out their full team M Horton, son of Edmund H. Horton, ed dominating heights on three Second Congregational church. lem than one song by Paul Robe­ 1 the West Sides for the champion­ League RBI leader, worked out in now, and it is likely that his board game margin. The State department Is under- The Domel news agency conced- his thumb contentedly, oblivious ! toon bridges had been thrown out going Into details, Fred Alien television field. Indications are will call him up again as quickly southpaw. backers of the team are confide to have assembled for study was observed Saturday at the Hor- sides of Antipolo. The enemy loos­ ed Americans invading Mindanao to his mother's convemation. ! across. Rev. Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds will of­ son In the Town Hall In Enfield, | has let It be known he expects to p„gt war seta, through a ship. fine style as Manager LuKe Sewell Howard Fox Is a large right­ ficiate and burial will be in the Last night’.s match saw the com as the Injury heals. that they can topple the PA’s v the delegates background ijhta toi{ home by a family party. Be­ ed heavy rocket fire against Yank reached "a former air field ” near , .q could, ladv, but I’ll be hon- Re.ststance stiffened somewhat Conn, *et back Pittsburgh Pirates — Catcher the Warren and Jarvis team next the title. i^;| itmrton Oaks preliminary thrrtwn Into utter confusion and good." tha phannacist I'Cplied. ; andid Hargarten fell yesterday In home viewing. liams. who played every game on second season of organized base­ grandmother. Mrs. Marietta G. artillery and air pounding. friends. single factor _jn piecing together Is continuing to do an occasional for the Knights. Although the Spud Davis put in charge of club week and await the playoff pair­ Must Mtop Renlck ;lng but on Big Three security disorder by the Japanese forces ‘'Usually the child gets used to the i tlTcIc pu.sh eastward toward the flrst game was close, only seven the schedule at second In 1944, was ball. ^i^CCisions made at Yalta. Horton, his uncle and aunt, Mr. To the north, the Sixth division the jig-saw of inter-racial fela- guest spoL Tuning Tonight: NBC—8. Ginny until Manager Frankie Frisch, Frank Dasso has been hanging ings. which win be run on an elim­ Steve Renick is the Hot who all day long on March 11 *ub- „„d goes right on sucking. ; Autobahn. Chitting of that great Mra. Henrietta Moffett Fred dropped his CBS program pins separated the teams, the next a capable shortstop until groomed main hope. The lanky e Stettinius also was prepared to and Mrs. Daniel G. Horton, and repulsed several mlnoY counter­ jected the enemy to terrific shell- ■ doctor.s tell me the tlons. We inherit most of our 1 Simms; 9, Mystery Thea t^ ; 10, bothered with a Hore leg, is able to around in the Pacific Oiaat ination basis. Mrs. Henrietta Moffett, wife of prejudices along ^wlth aur lan­ tliiB season, on s ^ c e of his physi­ two were won by lop-sided plnfalls to flU the big brogans of drafted has been the team’s leading iport on the Mexico City confer- Mrs. Lulu Lord, Robert Is a stu­ attacks and preased farther into ing." ommend such treatment any length of the Rhine front would report. Lonney Frey. Ijcague. Last year with San Diego dent at the University of Connec­ William H. Moffett formerly of guage and the shape of #ur cian, because of^high blood pres­ as the winners began to function Washington Senators — First getter and as Renlck goee, , which Chairman Ctonnally the hills southeast of Montalban. The Domel broadcast, beamed to hamper German quartermasters. sure, and his return to the air, CBS—7:3cl, AmericJin Melody: 9, It is extremely unlikely that he easily had more speed and stuff Tomorrow night at the East ticut. Japanese shipping in the China Andover, died in Plainfield, this heads.” l| Inner Sanctum; 9:30, This Is My Old reliable Pete Hansen paced the baseman Ed. Butka was expected than any other hnndcuffer in the Side Rec the Ce.tter Billiards and goes the Hollows. The addll Tex.), of the Senate Foreign the United States and recorded by j young mother is likely .0 be j With some armored support, the however. Is to be governed by the attack with a triple of 356 with Frank McCormick will be accepted itions committee told the Miss Lois Hildlhg, a student at sea was severely hammered. Navy the Federal Communications *'om-| about bre.aklng her: infantrv moved north and south state, yesterday at the age of 73. Summing up. Dr. Leiper stated Best, with Orson Welles: 10:30, to report soon. for military duty because of the circuit, paced It In strikeouts, but the Knights will meet in the se^ of Joe Chopus and Henry the University of Connecticut, was Besides' her husband sho leaves that in eliminating race prcjudlcea condition of his health. Alan Freheit only a shade behind has strengthened the team iber yesterday placed enforce- Catalina patrol bombers and mission, said 100 | child from thumb-sucking, be- 1 along the east bank of the Rhine Allen’s next guest appearance Rep. Harold Knutson on “Return­ Chicago White Sox—Total of 16 flrst baseman’s injured back. Third always has had the habit of losing ond game of their aeries to decide at the home of her parents, Mr. a half-brother. E;j-astu8 Galea of the end will be reached when we with 349. The latter copped high siderably and 'with the de it on the Monroe doctrine on Army Mitchells set afire a small allies were 'PP _ . i cause .so much has been .said about | Those fighting in Honnef for the will be In the Frank Sinatra show ing Veterans” . . . . BUU—7 :30, One players reported for flrst workout. baseman Steve Meaner likewise is his composure in late Innings. the Rec Junior championship. The and Mr.s. Albert W. Keefe, for the Manchester. meet strangers as human beings Man’s Family; 8:30, Alan Young single with a mark of 140 although Bob Ferguson alternated be­ Knights won the first last Sunday Johnny Kershaw, Deumy many-natlons basis. freighter off Foochow and prob­ Although third day threatened the Ruhr en CBS Wednesday night, Sinatra this was bettered by Joe Picaut by Manager Jimmy Dykes still hopes unfit for the'armed forces. So. as Connally and Senator Austin week-end, also Robert. Horton. ably sank a 7,000-ton freighter- Funeral services will be Thurs­ —not as “Jew” or “Negro" or Show; 9:30, Tony Pastor Band; 10, first baseman Hal Trosky will re­ suming that Williams Is switched tween Cincinnati and Birmingham by a 21 to 20 score. Gome starts and Danny Norkum on haa^ thl number tc severa” difference of opinion Those in Hoenningen were only day afternoon at 2 o’clock In the having come to New York from five pins of the losing five. Herb Vt.), called attention to the Among those attending the final ^^nsport south of Hong Kong. "Chinese.” Hollywood for four broadcasts. Trans-Atlantic Quiz. . . . MBS— port. to short, the problem will be find' in 1944. at 7;30.‘' team may prove to be n ' concert Sunday afternoon at the Bolton church. Burial will be in Dr. Lelper’s address was the 8:30, Roy Rogers Show; 9:30, Carvey with a three string 368 and That’s the Cincinnati picture at nut for the PA’s to aaek . :t that the Senate now has An\8,000-ton freighter was left Fred also has been scheduled as Picaut with 356 were the only two Philadelphia Phils — General ing a second sacker. Windham High auditorium, Wllll- troops” were ’’continuing destruc­ agree that punishments or re-! Reaches Bullav Area Bolton. first In a series of lectures on the American Forum, "Commercial Manager Herb Pennock, newly- the moment. In the preliminary gams tomoi^ C>aty end Ossie Oswold ere ibers participating actively ii^ sinkh« near Hainan Lsland. Off stralnts to break the habit do more guest MC for the BLU’s Hall of consistant Knight bowlers. Other inflcldera are Walter Fla !erences at which security riiaiitlc, were Charles M. Larcomb tive assaults.” , The precise moves of the Third theme, “Liberty sind Justice for Air Policy.” elected director of club, announced ger. Kermit Wahl, Jodie Beeler, Bill McKcchnie wishes he knew row night, a playoff for second more capable men that the French'. Indo-China a fO.000-ton ham than good. They are likely Mrs. Margaret Keefe Fame March 25. Tlie other match wa.s another in what It would look like. April 17. menta are reached. Connally and son. Charles, Jr. Clare Porter tanker aitd another of .^.000 tons Fomuma Attack Reported Army were partlv dimmed out. All," being given by the Manches­ signing of Pitcher 'Vem Kennedy Ray Medeiros and Ralph Kraus, the round honors In the Rec In terror lows may call upon. and Horace W. Sellers, also Miss to ’cause the child to indulge him- too The Tenth (Tigerl armored Wednesday Programs: NBC—9 a series of unexpected upsets Austin served a.s advisors at and a 2.(KK)-ton freighter were U. S. Philippines-based aircraft .self further, to gain attention or to Funeral services for Mrs. Mar­ ter Y.M.C.A., at Nathan Hale au­ Ebcptv**lng the belief that ‘T ele­ and three rookies. diate League will find the High­ No OiMingee Flanaeff Susan Pendleton. The event was division reached the Bullay area, garet Keefe were held this morn­ ditorium. The next lecture enti­ a. m., Ed East and Polly; 2:45 p.m. which have dominated the loop in exico City. Connally and Van- sunk or sev^ely damaged. raided Japanese .installations on comfort himself in his unhnppi- vision has now progressed to the the past few weeks. The seventh CThicago C5ibs—-Got in flrst field­ land Park Pioneers opposing the The PA’s wiU depend upaa »4nberg wore named San Francis- given under the auspices of the Formosa Monday the Tokyo radio seven miles from Cochen. Both ing, at 9:30 at the home of her tled, “Tensions in Human Rela­ point where It Is ready to pweed Hymns of AU Churches: 4:30, Lo­ ing and batting practice as flood Roval Blues at 6:30. same team that has eerrisd Community Concert Association, Liberators dropped 89 tons of nc.ss. renzo Jones; 7. Perry Como Sup­ place Warren and Jarvi.s five led delegates. bombs on four t^rth Borneo alr- reported today in an unconfirmed The baby usually discovers by towns form boundaries of the Mo­ daughter, Mrs. Florence Streeter, tions.” a panel discussion under commercially at the end of the waters receded from French Lick, through the schedule with with Arthus Whitfemore and Jack selle river gap. of Starkweather street and at ten the Isadcrship of Kirs. Paul per Club; 9, Eddie Cantor. . . . by Sullivan managed to take three High School Players dromSlh-.^ broadcast. accident that tiicrc is satisfaction war,” John Ballantyne, president points from the ’Tavern. Ind., diamond- great record. Tha team Low'e presentihg the program. Onlv light resl.stnnee was en­ o’clock in St. Bridget’s church. Pfuetre, will be given next Mon­ of Phllco. has Just advised stock­ CBS— 12 noon, Kate Smith; 4 p.m. New York Giants — Manager “About 30 enemy fighter planes” to be gained from sucking his House Party: 6:15, Lyn Murray With the exception of Joe Bir- proven to be tha doss Both are U. S. Navy men, on fur­ bombed the island in the morning countered bv other divisions mon- Rev. James P, Timmins was day, March 19, at 8 o’clock. holders that his company plans to Mel Ott sbnt squad through stiff circuit and Ooach Johnny lough. and they wore their uni­ thumb. It may be caused by the Music; 8:30, Dr.. Christian; 10, tlcs and Bolo Lucas, the Tavern Twilight League Marines Push Jttps and 35' bombers and "several” fact that he is hungry, or Is not ping up traps which once held 23 - celebrant, Rev. Dennis Gleason, turn out television receivers for workout, in chilly weather; Ex­ kowskl has Injected the Hebroir forms. The performance ^vaa • a C.S.C., was deacon, and Rev Law­ Great Momenta in Music. . . . BLU five fared badly with continual In Rec Tournament fighters struck Takno and Tainan being properly fed. TTiis pos.sihil- 000' Germans. Seven miles east of the public a few months after chopping paving the way for the pressed opinion that chib shaping spirits Into his club. genuine treat to music lovers. Closer to Sea rence Sullivan, C.S.C. was sub­ —11 a. m.. Breakfast in Holly­ as b ^ t In three years. Hot Stove Gossip in the Island's southern section In ity should be eliminated by consult­ Trier, the Germans dropped 4.100 peace comes. wood: 2 p. m., John B. Kennedy; match decision. The opening game win heodore Grant, who was taken Word of the death of Mrs. Mar­ U. S. Pacific Fleet Headquar­ thr afternoon, according to the rounds of artillery, rocket and deacon. Burial was In St. Jameii's Manchester *^"W s believe,” he said, that tele­ Philadelphia A ’s—Connie Mack High five, appear to be one of the ing a physician. 3:30, Appointment With Life; 7:30, Pagani’s (4) Center Billiards, Hawk- Gunner HlUnski, the.leegue’e ! i^peoently to the Manchester Memo- garet Keefe, widow of the late ters, Guam, March 13—(/FI--DHy- broadcast recorded by the Federal mortar fire on Third Army men cemetery where Rev. Sullivan read vision can ”provldo a satisfactory returned from CAlifomla winter better valanced quintets in the 'The first meeting of the Man Dennis Keefe, was received here Break Habit Lone Ranger; 9, Freling Foster G c a s ...... 108 117 —225 tourney. est Individual scorer out to hospital for treatment follow- Ing foot by foot against bitter Communications commission. closing for the kill, the committal service. Dale Book service” on the 12 allotted chan- vacation; Planned to go to camp eyes List Several on Chester Twilight League is sche tain his title pace. HillnsU, a paralytic shock, died there Saturday forenoon. Mrs. Keefe resistance, Maj. Gen. Keller E Since the best time to stop Bearers were Edward. Sherman, nets currently assigned to commer­ dramas. . . . MBS— 12;30, Army C. Freheit ...103 123 99—325 tomorrow. Other Entries V Meet Continued Resistance "Armor still has not gone Into Service Forces; 3:15, Detective duied to l)e held next Wednesday Gabbers scoring, whls holds m I Thursday night. He had for died *at the Manchester Memorial Hockey’s Fifth Marine division The Tokyo radio acknowledged thumb-sucking is in the begin­ Stanley and Conway Keefe, Ray­ cial telecasting while at the same Wennergren ..105 107 123—335 Cleveland Indians— Oscar Mclll- The other teams entered include ning before the baby learns to Coblenz.” AP Correspondent Tho- Tonight My.sterics; 4:45. Handy Man; 7, Rosters; To Start Play night at the West Side Rec at point margin over Al Surpvi' ae time been an Inmate o f an hospital, after an illness since pushed the Japanese closer to the todky that Japanese troops were mond ‘ Streeter and C:3iarles W y­ ttoe research goes forward to de- A, Freheit ...105 110 104 —349 lo running club as Manager Lou the Red Devils, Cyclones, Clippers. 7:30 . . . The East Hartford Pratt depend on It, the thumb should burn Wiant reportSd. Victory Garden Information Fulton Lewis. Jr.; 9:15, Real Life Knights, Spartons. and the High the PA’S In the battle tor people’s home or convalescent last June. , Funeral services were sea and destruction In a narrow­ meeting continued resistance In The city of 58.000 is shielded by man. vtibp the higher frequencies. Han.sen ..119 11.5 122-r^.56 Boudreau stayed home due to Next Tuesday. and Whitney nine has applied for be quietly removed every time it meeting. Auspices Manchester Drama. 12(1—120 1 daughter’s lllnesa. Nine players on School Sophomores. All the com­ crown. operated by Mrs. Rose held at the home of her daughter. ing triangle around Kitano point, the northern part of French Indo- th c600 to 900 foot mouth of the Ower companies also have re- I Pagani application aS well as the Pratt goes into the mouth. If some­ George J. Dziato Grange, High school hall, at eight ■ and with more expected today. peting teams will have an eye on" Kutiene Leads Rangem da In the Mlllstream road sec­ Mrs. Florence Streeter, In Man­ northern extremity of Iwo, Mon­ China, bu\,edclared the rest of the Moselle, which enters the Rhine at The Rec Junior Tournament will and Whitney squad from West thing Is placed in his hand to at­ o'clock. Public Invited. cision. Arguments waxed hot and the Individual prises that will be Hilinskl will attempt to lead ' tion. In former years he had been chester, Monday forenoon, with a day. colony hadNwen taken over in ac­ the (joblenz limits. Funeral services for George J. Red CJrosa campaign is on. Our 540 602 568 1710] get under way exactly one week Hartford . . . The WllllmanUc cordance with, orders from Tokyo tract his attention he is more awarded to members of the win­ matea to a win over Otto Ku' a night watchman at Turner’s service following at St. Bridget's There were Indications that the Heavy clouds hung low over the Dziato. of 55 Delmont street, will quota is $41,600. furioue for days afterward. K. of C. (0) / Honest Finder of Butter Fliers are definitely back In the mills In that part of the town church, Manchestef. Interment dissolving Frerigh authority. likely to lose intere.st in the K 0 Punchers Mlcello, a pro boxer for little CMviello ___ 113 97 89—299 from tonight with eight teams eye­ ning and runnerup teams. A beau­ and his Ranger quintet. Kub fnemy la weakening steadily even thumb. northVrh hairof'th7w es”tem 'front | be Income tax experts at Munici­ picture for the 1945 season ’ known as Amston, then called was In St. James’ cemetery by the An AssociatedX Press dispatch at the W P. Quish Funeral Home more than a year, has done moat Shea ...... 107 97—295 I Los Angeles—(JP—Fred G. Noe, a ing the title aa well as the many tiful troph'y will go to the Most added a lot of color to the ' though resistance remains stiff. Thumb-sucking is definitely an again at dawn, but skies to the pal building dally to help you with Valuable , player in the eyes of Art Pongratz and Tony Del Conte aervllle. He was 81 years old aide of her late husband. Both Today’s morning communique, from Paris last* night quo»^ a and at 10 o’clock at St. Bridget’s of his early fighting in the- Elm Morrissey .... 91 104—295 machinist, found a 54-pound chunk individual prizes that are offered. have announced their intentions of with his constant chatter French communique^ saying that infantile act. When it Is persisted south were clearer. In bad weather flllng returns. Tonight Pairings will be made this we^ tournament officials. In addition aggressive ball playing and was the last one of his family Mr. and Mrs. Keefe were for many covering action up to 6 p. m. Mon­ church. Burial Will be in St. Thursday, March 15 Fight (?lty, his adopted home town. Carvey ...... 134 10.5—368 of butter — 1296 points worth. He campaigning with the Polish far as known, though but little French troops In the northern sec- 1 In In the age of three nr four yesterday, 4.800 planes battered James's cemetery. The Quish notified police, who located the and two games will be played n e « medals will be awarded to the All- Harold Turklngton, the years residents of Hebron. She day. said Maj. Gen. Graves B. the whole Ruhr and a aeal-off arc Meeting of Alcoholics Anony­ Mario actually came out of New Picaut ...... 88 145— 3.56 Americans during the coming be ascertained about his past leaves six children, Arthur M., of tor of Tonkin were ren tin g the years, or more. It P^'l^hably Funeral Home will be open after owner, a creamery. The creamery Tuesday to start the ball rolling. Star team and to the highest scor­ win be able to put two at Er.sklne’s Third Marine division cause of some adjustment dlfficul east of the Remagen bridgehead. mous, Balch and Brown block. De­ York. Only last Friday the New. er in the event. With the town jun­ season . . . Both performed with . He was bom in East Wind- GileadI Maurice J.. of Hebron, a Japanese in accordance with or­ seven o’clock tonight for friends. Red Doty, Mario Micelli sent Noe a $2 reward and he en­ Included on the list of several of highest scorers In the in the center and Maj. Gen. CHlf- ty that should have special med­ Dortmund got one 'of the worst pot Square at 8. Haven scrapper acored hlS latest 533 540 540 1613 ior title at stake, all teams are ex­ the Hamilton Props last year . . . or and his wife was Samaria former representative and milk ders radioed to the garrisons by dorsed it to the Police Relief As­ the teams are members of this Billy Pagani has announoed against the'(jabbers. Last ton B. Cates’ Fourth on the right ical attention. poundings any city ever took — Meeting of Manchester Demo­ victory, defeating Jackie Peters in pected to present their strongest omer) Grant who died many Inspector, Edward of Lebanon, the French general staff for qia- Matched in Teature sociation. Noe and his wife report year’s High school varsity includ­ verbally to President Nick Angelo Turklngton smashed the see are mopping tip along the north­ The older child who has suf­ 4,000 tons of explosives poured in­ cratic club. Providence. That made it 27 tri­ Hartford Road Tavern (1) possible lineup in an effort to cop ago, and was burled in An- Mrs. Florence Streeter, of Man­ tlonal defense. 105—302 that they’re eating margarine, ing Whizser Robb and ^ b Ted- that he is not going to enter a record pith a otal of 81 east coast. ficient Interests and playmates to to that Ruhr communications cen­ Irish Tea Party, SalvaUon Bout at Auditorit^m. umphs In 32 fights for the fiery Vennart, ...... 95 102 the tourney bunting. |;4Dver. A committal service was chester, Clarence, also of Man­ 105-.-283 ford who have been signed to play team this year . . . With new in a losing cause. In tl)e Fourth’s sector near Artist Slightly Improved Icfep him busy and happy will Did You Know Army citadel. Elm enty battler. Johnson...... 86 92 All games will be played at the .beld for him at the grave Sunday chester, and Aloysius of l^ebanon. ter in less than a half hour. 96r-S00 No Parking Sign Serves with the Center Billiards five. Ted- owners at the Oak Street Grill, no With flrst place at stake in ! Tachliwa point, where Iwo’s bulge ra'rpljj be bothered by the habit. Jumpy About North Holland 2!oalng Board of Appeals. Muni­ A natural southpaw, Micelli M uld<^ ...... 117 87 East Side Rec and wHl be on an l^aftsmoon, the Rev. H. R. Keen of She leaves a number of grand­ Hartford, March 18.—Knockout 1 4 ^ 3 6 0 ford led the Pep Boys In scoring word has been received yet as round standings as well as the makes Its greatest extension east­ Bennington. 'Vt.. March 13.—UP) T h a l - ^ cipal building at 8. fights from a right-handed stance, B ir iie s ...... 105 107 last season while Robb was the elimination basis. Bt. Peter’s Episcopal church off! children. and great grandchildren. Germans facing the CJanadian punchers noted for their proclivi­ 147—376 Rockford. 111.—(J5—An unlden' to whether or not the Beer Barons dividual scoring championship, ward, a small Nipponese pocket —John Atherton of Arlington, na­ Ayill I.,ower Air Rates First Army on the lower Rhine Friday, March 16 and has a style much like that of Lucxe ...... 118 111 mainstay of the team, acting as a '‘'Hating. Interment was in Andover She was a woman of fine charac­ Special Town Meeting, High tifled cowboy rode Into town and will be back. The Plant J Aircraft banner crowd Is expected to ‘ ' still held out. tionally known artist, who suffer­ were reported extremely jumpy The Lincoln Highway. S.384 ties to churn their ring duels Into A1 Davis. Doty was beaten once by playmaker. 5'toy the side of his late wife. He ter and was highly regarded here. school balLat 8. 521 499 601 1621 looked for a place to tether” his team has held several meetings Inq^the final Rec league garni 84111 Cletting Naval Support ed serious head Injuries and a JacksonVyie. Fla., M ^ch 13—(/P) about north Holland, from which miles long connects New York torrid displays of leather-slinging Davis, but “ Red" was so tough horse while attending to business The Hawkeyes with Ed Brown, Last NighCs Fights leaves no children. This la one of A grandson, Arthur, was killed In Bpy Scouts’ Court of Honor at ( 3 ) concerning forming a team and the season. Despite the narrowly Com­ fractured leg In a Manchester ski­ — Eastern llr Lines will put new Increasing numbers of troops were with San Francisco. that A1 would have nothing to do Wstreii g Jarvis He tied the animal to a no parking Mickey Murphy, Eddie Vilga and aaveral deaths of old people of the action in the . second World war. Masonic Temple. mast tonight when j,‘R«d” Doty of 110—312 more than likely will be back First game starts at 7:30. pressed Japanese area at Kitano ing accident Sunday, was slight­ low rates In'ntn, el“ effect throughout with him when sought for a re- Dietz ----- sign. Tommy Mason, all members of the ' town or former residents in re- son of Maurice J. Keefe of He­ being taken to reinforce battered Saturtey, March 17 Hartford tangles with Mario 92—336 again. Jeff Koelsch will enter his point—a triangle of 1,000 yards or ly improved today at Putnam Me­ its system Majr\ 1. CapL Eddie armies on the 150-mlle line' along The robot bomb’s chief advan­ matrij. Mario knocked out Kenny O. Jarvis . bron. Rickenbacker, pr^ident and gen­ Irish Tea Pkrty, Britlsh-Amer- James And Milton Styers here in Sullivan . 95t-S40 By The Associated Press Hill Billies ss usual. Jeff Issued a less—U. S. Fifth fleet warships morial hospital. the east bank o f the Rhine Nijme­ tage over conventional aircraft is Ulctfll of New Haven in the ten- statement that hie crew will be A public card party is scheduled still were able to support the eral manager of thg .company, an­ Ican (Jlulx loiind star bout at_^ the Audi­ August, \xnd chilled Johnny Oor Marco .... 102—322 New York—Humberto Zavala, l.aoli Hockey L oo| Mancliester gen to CJoblenz. its reduced weight, achieved by the Annual Get-Together of Hose 114— 333 tougher than ever . . . Mickey for the evening of March 24, at Leathernecks with carefully placed According to a midsummer suif- nounced today. removal of all unnecessary vtolglit torium. ' • "bett, another local favorite, in i W. Jarvis 135. Mexico aty, outpointed Pat Holland evidently was left with Co. No. 1. S. M. F. D. Demers, 135 8-4, Brockton, Mass., Katkaveck who was one of thg, Evening Herald the Town hall, opening at 8 o'clock, Shelling. Army fighter planes vey - by the Office of Civilian Re­ insufficient troops to defend the from the robomb. This allows the These hard-hltUng welter­ New Haven bout. Sporis Roundup main cogs in the PA machine last Leading Score! with proceeds to go towards the based on the southern Iwo atr quirements, 8 per cent of the ra­ Charge, potentially availatole. for Monday, March 19 weights are paired In a repeat Doty kayoed Tom Collins, Leroy 548 583 517 1643 10. Sid Haber, 140, Brooklyn, out­ whole area adequately. The ma­ robomb a greater flying range, a Salvage paper collection In ysar may land a berth with the Red Cross membership drive fund. field provided air cover. dios In 46 million American Homes postwar transportation by kjr be­ number; they sUged a closely- Saunders and Billy White, de- pointed Orlando Ferrara, 134 1-2, jority of remaining Germans were greater fuel load and a greater ex­ sbutbeast portion of town. By Hufli Fullerton, Jr. <^walt until all the angles can be Hartford Senators hut will play Thci-e will be tables for various Otlier Army fighters braved In­ are not. in working order and 28 tween the U. S and the 10 South plosive load. contested brawl In New Haven last clsioned Joe Behnett and Sid Mill­ Stamford, Conn., 6. Cla8.sified Advertisements strung along waterways from Arn­ Clothes Salvage meeting at New York, March 13—Urth t7, J'.r»7 and Mrs. John O’Donnell, has en­ THE COSTS OF CONGRESS fened Jimmy Thompson in a rous­ Boston, Mass., March 18—tiP— la the subject of a nifty piece In j f'a.'sh Charge Army Air Force Liberators whose Marshal Montgomery had been or­ been found for the all-glass sealed- Blood Donor Mobile Unit here, At last Saturday’s Knights of Orange, TKO Georgle Parks, 1821 auto mechanic with a station to fort to establish a new point listed in the U. S. Na\-y and has ing brawl here three weeks ago, The Class A Connecticut cham- the March 20 iseue of Look maga­ - -- - - ■ - • boot . . . Many familiar faces will # Consecutive Day.t ...... ! 7 cts 9 eta sucressfully passed his physical bomlxs started'flres sending col- dered to launch an offensive across ^am headlight developed before arranged by local chapter Red Columbus meet, the stout starter WashinKton 6. Mansfield Dreekel ord for the season. • Consecutive Days ...... ) 9 ctS|U eta unqins of smoke up to 15,000 feet. the war and almost universally Cross. aims his dynamite at "Red" Ford pionshlp Hlllhouse High school disqualified four sprint men for zine. And Homer Dunham, the 147 1-2, Detroit, outpointed Dan bo missing but with the new teams The weekly N. H. L. test. the lower Rhine Western Michigan college publicist, X Day ...... 11 cts;i3 eta Launching their flrst big drive used on American automobiles. Military Whist, Chapman Court, of Bridgeport in one of the sixes. basketball teaih of New Haven, the saiT\e reason, leaving only Bar- Oolcano, 149 3-4, Havana. 6. that are seeking entry, local fans lists issued today confirmed AU orders for irregular Insertions Allan L. Carr of the State hos­ Nick SUto. Springfield Greek will meet the East Providence, Ewell, who did 60 yards In 6.3 has authored an article In the can look to another high-class K Will be charge at the one time rale. pital. Middletown, was here last east of the Rhine yesterday. Gen­ Order of Amaranth. London—Danuy Webb, 131 3-4, Lach has set a new assist Special rates for long term every Chinese Trotfps I Saturday, March g|l lightweight who defeated Joey R, I., quintet niursday evening In without competition. . .. You can’t “Afhletlc Journal” plugging one of league . . . ’Tis nimored that at 51. two above the figure week and went to Willimantic to eral Hodges’ dot^boys scored The Hungarian city o f Debrecen this dept.’s pet projects, s college Montreal, - knocked out Johnny 'tfpy advertising giveii upon request. gains of up to two and a half mllea was known as “Calvinist Rome” Annual meeting, election of o f­ Wasnlck here last week, f a c « the Boston Garden In the opening I blatfie Lavelle, who is about the Jimmy Foley will handle one of by Clint Smith of- Chicago a Ada ordered cancelled before the see Miss C. E. Kellogg, who Is a Recapture Suichtcan ALL baa'eba^ coaches association. Russell, 137 1-4, London, 4. the Aircraft teams. Jimmy knows and expanded the bridgehead' to during the Lutheran Reformation. ficers, British-American Club At another tough foe In tangling with game of the New Ehigland Inter- beat starter In the businesa In spite ago, and has run his point ^ . Srd or 6tb day will be charged only patient a t. the Windham Commu­ Chungking, March IS.— (>P) — unpredlcUble Freddie Polowltzer scholastic Basketball Tournament. his feat of shooting himself with Holyoke, Mass.—Jerry Maloni, baseball from A to Z . . . Several for the actual number of tlmea tlie nearly live miles deep and 11 miles clubhouse. Maple streeL to 76, just six off the mark nity Memorial hospital. Her con­ Counter-attacking Cllhlnese troops of East Hartford In the other eix- -Director Henry McCarthy an- a blank cartridge, because he fol- StrirUy from Hunger *161, Sprlngflead, Maas., outpointed new umpires are expected to be ■d appeared charging at the rate dition Is reported as about ^the long. They brought to-23 the num­ Argentina, secondrlargest pro­ Sunday, Mardi S5 MAKES Saint Paul. 165 1-2, Springfield, 10. last year by Herbie Cain of ' ' •amed but no allowance ur retumi have recaptured Suichwan, former Field finals. Sportsmen’s Asso­ rounder. nounced today. I ows the rules.. . . The obvious con When the San Francisco Seals ad Baltimore. two-months absence,, Parson Gil Lieut. Gen. Georgeu 8. Patton’s Knights of Columbus LadlM’ championship, drew the cham' Ah Demarco of New York ■ora than one time. bring the number since last fall up tingulshed Italian painters of the Reasonably, any bright guy ip the audience who for lunch. . . . But when O’Doul 10. Frank Sweeney, 160, Washing­ Dodds was back In Boston today, Tha InadTertent omlaaloo of tneor- is the first of the lost air bases Third Army to thC south ad­ Nigtat, LegionH om e. pionshlp WatervUle. Maine quintet Syd Hows during the to about 20. east of Japari's "west wall” tn 15th, Iflth, and 17th Mnturies. can figure out a substitute ? asked how about a sandwich. Baer ton, knocked out Leroy Fleming, unperturbed by reports that his oblleatlon of adTertlalnc will be vanced another fOur and 'a half Friday, April « In the number three game on replied: ”No thanks, Frank, I Uke Joint p o ss^ o si^ o f only by cancellation o( the Many motorists passing through (^Siina to be reported regained by "Bridgeport, March 13.—(/P) A 161. Washington, 8. , ) 4:06.4 Indoor mile track record the town, especially on the side miles along the north bank of the Lloyd’s of London, famous In­ Paint and Powder plays at High ^Tiibea Tested Thursday night’s program. couldn't lift it.” place with 53 points, U bSOTJ ge made tor the aervice rendered. the Chinese. school auditorium. 80-pound.otter that made a num_ Manchester, N. H„ and Adams. Quote, tJnquote Chicago—Robert Fowler. 14%. was In jeopardy because he set It Blake and Cowley, with BOOM# ;AU ■drerttaemente must eontorm roads o)r at some distance from the Moselle river, cloal|« the ta p still surance company, handles no life Tubby Raskin, Brooklyn College on a Chicago track that lacked » Jape Retreat 8outhward Sunday, April 8 b e r ^ nasty If skllUul passes at Mass., will meet In the number Chicago, outpointed O’Neill Bell, other point behind them. ■tyla, copy and typography .with center, are seen stopping their held by the en4my i o 10 miles; insurance. Large Stock Bill Keller of 1624 Main atreet basketball coach; Ping pong is a Service Dept, curbing. ationa enforced by tha publlth- cars to «ut off pus.sy willow sprays Chinese advices said the City was The Flnit Arm y assault hurled 3Srd anniversary celebration of two game with Somerville, Mass., Marine Lieut. Angelo Bertelli, 148, Detroit, 8. Pat Egan of the Bruins 1 they reaerra the right to recaptured Sunday night when yie Miantonomoh Tribe, I. O. R. M., and his dog was captured In nice game to coach.” As soon as the flying parson ar tually clinched the leagursj by the road sides. 'The pussy the Germtns from heights Cast of coast Guard ice breakers plow meeting Barre, Vt., In the number former Notre Dame quarterback, Baltimore—Jackie Wilson, 127 rived, he rushed out to Boston ■wlaa or reject any copy eon- Japanese retreated, southward to^ at Sports Center, Wells atreet. downtown open lot here late yes­ man title with 74 mtautsa onable. wlllo^^ are here In abundance the Rhine and to the south, rob^ through Ice. by breaking It with Paris terday after Keller "counter-pass­ four game. One-Minute Sports Page escap^ Injury whien a Jap mortar 1-2, outpointed Cleo Shans, 134* college to work out under Jack ward Kantisien, site of another 5:30 p. m. Winners of these games ^11 lore and minors. HOURS—Class mad ada to 'though apring Itself aeems lagging. blng them of direct observation of the weight of sjteclally designed ed” the animal Into a state of un­ Utah’s defending NCAA basket­ shell landed 15 feet away from him Lob Angeles, 10. Ryder, his coach. Id aamr day muat be lost air base. Monday, April 9 meet in the semi-finals on Friday The tan leadsroi their artillery Are, which had hulls.' consciousness iWth a length of ball champions Should hava a bit on Iwo Jims. Four men standing New Orleans— Freddie Archer. 13 o'cloex noon. Saturdaya Oommunlat DonAtion DecMned The Japanese still are maintain­ landed some shells on the -Luden- Meeting War R^rda commit­ night. McCarthy said, with the around him were wounded. Bortelli 145 1-2, Newark, N. J„ outpointed O. lead pipe. of scouting dope on their Western Have to Swim Ashore ing railway connections between dorff bridge. tee at wtolton Memorial Library, winners of the flrst and third and Division opponents. Herb Wilkin­ must have thought they were pro­ Howell Steen, 146, Dallas, 10. t,ach, Csnsdlwis ....25 North Main street T ouy the otter, a rarity In this jihone Your Want Ads New York, March IS—OP)—The Kanhalen and Kukong on the Can- Although no offleial announce­ Held Responsible for Death the second and fourth games play­ son, star 1M4 guard, pUyed for tecting jhe passer tn the old Votro Wilmington, N. C.—Buddy Scott, Butte, MonL—(ffV-H. F. Fisher Richards Cansdisos Friday. April 20 heavily Industrialized eecUon. was Blake, CsnsiWims ....2 7 ara socepUd over tha tala- Communist Political association’s ton-Hankow railway, but the Chi­ ment hpa been made. Army engl- ing each other. Under this a^ Iowa against Oklahoma Agglea Dame style... . Lieut. J(>hnnrJ*t’ 189, JacksonvlUe, Fla., knocked and John Sampson found fishing Middletown, March 13— (4”) — Annual Masonic Ball sto the In a cage at the central open mar­ furs, IMS Perm SUte footbul ace Gowl^, Booton at IlM CUAJIUB RATB S^sn $5,000 donation to the Willkie Me­ nese were reported trying to cut neera were believed to have com­ ket and tf It fuUy recovers from ran$;emcnt it will be impoeelble and Bob and Fred Lswls have both out Jerry MltcheU. 215, Boston. 5. through Missouri river Ice very SB a eoatanlenoa to advsrBsen, morial building fund has been de­ this line and isolate enemy forces pleted additional Rhine crossings (Coroner Morris Wrubel today Masonic Temple. to hkve either en eB-Connectleut played for an Army team that who Was wounded less than a Detroit—Leon Spencer, 135, absorbing. They watched fasclnat- Kennedy. Toioato . . . » js CASH RATES irU) bs seespt- hU attack It wlU find a home at Demarco, Rancsra...M clined by the board i^of directors of St Kanhalen. by now. A knockout blow against said he Held Wilfred Hettlinger, 40, or an all-Massachusetts final faced Arkansas. . . . Prexy Jack month after reaching thF German Cleveland, outpointed Joey Peralta, ei1 as a big one approached their n rU . PATMBNT U said St tha (rifVMt f t $wsl ireer Rapid advances of U. S. armed the Beardsley park zoo, , Keller Howe, DstfOlt FVeedom house. The action was' Chinese press dispatches said the b r i^ e tyoUld not be aa serious of Middletown, criminally respon* ______MAIN 8 * game on Saturday. Mara of the foottoall Gianla claims front, reports hla Injurte# came i: 8. Tamaqua, Pa., 10. Jimmy Riz­ hook. SUd^nly they realised their I otriea oq or bafora tha savaoth gfble for causing the death of forces on the frohta of this war and ■aid. < from a ”run-ln with a booby trap.” Carveth, Detroit the Brat inaarilon of taken ycAterday by the board In Oiinsaa forces also had recaptured 1*44 l/eai iudfH SweeW aa It would have been three or four No one could offer an explana­ Thursday night’s pUy will start hie club “doesn’t know" what It zo. 131 1-2, HamUton, Ont., out­ Ice block was floating down roc riaa tha CHABGB RATE UudMor esi tbs Kwaufsi-Kwei- Adolph Dvorak, M, lata of Had- rapid deatraetian of wire b%ve OpcB Thanday Oatfl 9 P . BL at 6:15, McCarthy said, with the will do about the plan to move the - -. Apparently Coach Bob Higgins river. They had (o swim 30 laet Mosienko, CMcog a 14 to one vote. J. Raymond daya ago- caused critical shortages of tacti- tion for the anlmal'q presence In avoid being pointed Vic Gade, 133, Cleveland. '■sSrtUty for Walsh, o f the CIO Politicjii Action riiow rraraad 11 mllea north of Boats were being used to trans- lyme, who died D ec.. 30 aa the re- quarter-finals getting under way Brooklyn Tigers Into Yankee Sta didn’t teach him to through water to shara Ci ■adtlv Ctolflgif wtU ba aa- crl field telephone and tclcsraph doM d Satarday At 5:90 P. M. Bridgeport beyond saying "a lot icy committee, cast the kme (Ussent- Liuchow, Junction of this line and port m^nAPaiqnAPd Buppl-rssuppl-rs arrooxa th»tn»* .siilt -''ui. of « a head-on collision in Had- at 8715 on Friday. ,dlum. The declaion will hava to mouse trapped. wire. of things are different todays tm n m Xte tfkTin somA of the load 1 MAWtJHKS'I’ER EVENING HERALD. MJWCHESTER. CX)NN., TUESDAY, MARCH 11,1948 .MANUHESTBR BVaNlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MARCH 13,1946 P A G E E L S '

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Open evenings 'till WANTED —WOMAN with plead- FOR SALE—LADY’S Golf clubs Advertisements- He (swearing)—If you refuse Man—Is he a very famous doc­ miles an hour, Miss. That'a all. Phone 5191. 9 o’clock. Ing personality for permanent and bag. Bbcccllent oonditlon. Tsl. We are told that $,006 motor Wbnt Mm “X"1 me, I shall die. tor? , 6086 after BeSO. For Sale cars are making their final trips How asdiy I Recall the day Sweet Young Thing—Ah, that’s She refused him. , ' , ’F riend-H e’s a bone specialist. PLYMOUTH 1938 coach, heater. V. ANTED USED CARS—Will buy FOR LOCAL MOVING call 6718, position. Children’s department. For Rent Experience not necessary. Apply to the autonooblle Junk yards dally. When the ration I'board gave me an Where I've got you. I’ve been out Sixty years later he died. He carries his own dice. Small down payment, balance 34 any year or mooei We will pi Alsu ashes removed. FOR SALE—FOLDING baby car- To Boy To Sell XXXII keep it from Frederic’s sight. only ten minutes. So, smarty! Burton's, 841 Main street. “ How do you feel this morning, But we doubt very much the report "A” weekly- Terma and trade. Brun­ top prices for well kept cars Ooll PLOWING, HARFtOWING, lawns] riage, good condition. Inquire that their upholstery etuffing is Sufficient gea I seemed to lack. Tou’d be Biirprlaed If you knew Patient (recovering from opera­ ner, 80 Oakland alrect, 5191. Open Motors at Center Phone 4164. Dillon’s Garage, telephone 5185. Uprising la Poland Frederic?" Oeorga ssked. Judge (to defendant)r—You are graded and seeded trees removed. BAKER'S HELPER wanted. Ap- Frederic didn’t answer directly., being talvag^ for filler in these It I rods to work, then I walked how much faster bootleg liqtior tion)—Why all the blinds drawn, eventnge. ply Federal Bakery Shop. Phone The hours pasted Into days, the lying ao clumsily that I would ad- doctor ? ^Aime Latullppe, 758 Vernon | FOR SALE— 8 MM. Movie camera, He walked across the room. new Bcven-cent cigars. back. ages than the legal brand. jtreet. Telephone 6077. 3iS21. sys Into weeks, and the At last they let me have s "B", ise you to get a lawyer. Doctor — Well, there’s a Arc FOR SALE—1941 Pontiac aedan, Business Services Offered 13 table model radio, motor bicycle. Wearing Apparei-» •’Truthfully, Louis,, I am not eX across the street, and I didn’t want WANTED—RIDEfte from Keeney reeks Into months and Jozefj sctly in a mood for business. ” Hit Father (to young son sucking But gravely warned, “ Long time Having home-grown vegetablea 1939 Biilck aedan, 1938 Oldamo- RA.NGE BURNERS and power WANTED— KITCHEN cleaning Inquire 14 Munro street. Furt, 571 Blsner—grayer, thinner — never, Oangstci's Lawyer Do you you to wake up and think the op­ Lost Slid Found etreet tectlon to Hdi^tford. Leave blle aedan, 1938 Dodge sedan, WANTED—ALL KINDS ut elec- mind seemed to be wandering. "If his thumb)—Hey, don’t bite that no ’Cr." knocks out the home groan over trlc wiring and repairing. Any biiyners of all makes, and kinds man, salary and meals, live in or sd a direct word from Frederic' realize that you are facing the eration was a fathire. 12:30 noon. Return \ p . m. Tel. 1937 Pontiac sedai., 1937 Ford ITHACA 16 GAGE double barrel ROSE COLORED coat with gray I It’a nothing Important, iLouls- thumb off: You may need it when the price of those at the More. SATURDAY, on Forest. size Job given prompt attention clewed and adjusted. 10 years' out. Apply Dietitian, Memorial ‘master pianist, master com-1 ’’Doea Louis ever have anything electric chair? 7201. sedan, 1936 Pontiac sedan. Cole hospital. shot gun with 2 boxes o f shells. fur collar, size 14. Elxcellent oon-1 you are old enough to travel. A man always chases s woman ^MalB or MJddl* Tumpiko Wo«t. Call 3975 before 7 p m. expe\lence. Tel. 2-1731. 44 Main Also H. R. sportsmans our Right Wayt Avoid using the MALE HELP 4 A^o Accessories—Tires 6 these Items. Phone 5191 and give Jozef Eisner gloried in Fred- forced smile. H f patted George’s found it was Crooked business I Automobiles for Sale evenings, HeatinR-—Plumbing Bric’s success. But not without us to choose the three-wsjr dinner plea win be that spring la the time wnnl during the rest of your con- ; "How long will the skipper let) WANTED—LADIES tf sew. full your name and address. Brun- hand. "Is that all. Louis?" got out of It. — Roofing 17 __ ervationa. Yet he could never One Wife (chirping in )—Sure; Sweet Young Thing -What's the Second Lawyer How much ? for tender shoots. veraatlon. I us stay on the beach?” 1936 CHEVROLET coupe, good FOR 'BALE - THREE pre-war GENERAL CAHPE.NTPY end re- or part time. Call evenings 2-0391 nsFs, 80 Oakland street, Man­ Rooms With«>ut Board 691 Louts Pleyel piiloed. WANTED auto Ull^s, slightly u«cV NORTH ELM WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED I FOR RENT—1 ROOM for married | of a tom heart. Would have loosened It more 'K O O T b'.V W VQOOQVVO . ------, <>NVVC>VO WANTED—BICYCLE for four- available. 24-hour service. Charg­ couple or girl. Centrally located. His vlilts to Pleyel et Cle, be­ •Naturally, Frederic. I realize.' «>\6©tO«b TOa ^ Cdmpany year-old boy. Telephone 2-1249. es C O. D. Manchester 2-1439 Moving—Trucking— full or part time sales person for FOR SALE—GREEN hard wood STLVPJtKi’. -k VJhfa \K) STREET ladles specialty store. Pleasant for stove or furnace, $15 a cord Phone 2-1614 or 47 Cottage 8L came fewer. He hungered for His words were honeyed. They mornings or evenlnga 20 ■news but there was never any had never been more sweet. “Yet iROOtA T O O M WtilO .'?O O Q 615 Porker Street Storage working-iiconditlons. Good wages. delivered. Phone 8608. 6-Room Single. 2-car ira- FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, Inewe. rredertc had withdrawn how often have I dreamed—yea, T^ytVl TWO'?! FOR SALE—BOY’S bi^cle. In REFRIGERATOR SERVICE. We AUSTIN A. CHAMBEIRS Com­ Apply In person, James T. Blair, | on bus line for gentleman or { good condition. Telephone’.^-0174. from the world, voluntarily or night after night—of just one con­ W .V T > L 9\CTv: / .UTTER /yguk Reasonable. 160 Center street. the kind but hla pride would not OUT.' BE A LOW PRICE ...... $6,800. What is Army's new CO- Sifting LIMP! ISC m V MIGHEST ^fllCC S • • RADIO— AMERICAN BOSCH WANTED— 4-5-6 ROOMS, on or let him admit his ignorance. He X' ASHES.' maxes before April laL References fur­ asld, lightly: ‘There’s no danger. The above are excellent Poultry and Supplies 43 table model, $30. New Home sew­ ideik ANY MAKE AnV^ MODEL ing machine, $25. marble top Vic­ nished, permanent residence. Tel. I U there?" I properties and reasonably McKinney Brothers Franz Ltaat did not answer. twb toils of equipment Tel..$060 or Evenings 5280 PLACE YOUR ORDER now for torian chest of drawers, $20, oak 5290. ’ ^ vou/ riced. . All can he occupied I Main Street Miller’s Baby CTiicks. Supply “ Well, you agree, don’t you? ” JUST PHONE 5191 \ bureau, $10, Morris chair, $5. Tel. “Yes." Liszt bowed hijt head. , “ 1 Q- What are the four tactical EI thirty da.vs. limited to our own flock. Over 6881 after 5. OUR BUYER WILL CALLl\ progressive breeding program Houses for Sale 12 I agree, certainly.” uses of the rocket? (COMBINATION STOVE with oil —Then what could be wrong? A Air - to - air, air - to-ground, gives our chicks many Inherited ground-to-air, ground-to-ground. qualitiee that will produce far burner, 3 piece wicker set, also FOR SALE—2 FAMILY 5 and 6 N'lthing! Frederic la busy. Maes­ above average results. Our stock davenport and> chair, suitable for room flats, with 2 car garage. In tro. So am I. We both have bur work.” Jozef Eisner attempted a Q—What is the “scavenger" is healthy, uniform In color, with recreation room. Telephone 5910. Manchester. Green section. Tele­ smile. “Well. Monsieur—’’ metal which neutralizes impurities TO BE SOLD good body and egg size and is phone 6446. 1 WIU Uila honoe Interest you? It has a beautiful kitchen with B R U N N E R ^ l S Frsnz Liszt said earnestly: in steel? noted for high production. Have ••When he playa occasionally — I A Olcium . nice ciabinets, a basement laundry, steam heat (coal), at the east Reds, New Hampshlres -a n d Machinery and Tools 52 80 OAKLAND STREET OPEN T IL 9 P. M .\ mean In some salon wouldn’t you An Eye-Opener end ot the living room Is a nice llreplaoe. Ttvo other rooms that Crosses batching weekly. Kindly SELECTION OP USED tractors, osreJAL 5 IlfMr—two bedrooms on the second floor. The bathroom Is very Coventry Poultry Farm, Coven­ Fire Insurance ei?Ao Tractor Company, Wllllmantlc. sslona are not In my circles—’’ in this war? TUNMEL ETC attractive with ahower, brasa piping, copper screens nnd storm try. On Your “Nevertheless. Professor. I shall A—Uhlans and Hussars. windows. Yea, It la Insulated at the root— recently built. see that you are invited—’’ Mu.sical Instruments 53 FURNITURE , ■'—^Thank you just the same. Q. What is the population of c IMMEmATE On a nice residential afreet, near Main street, a well built W ell,'good day. Monsieur Liszt." I wo Jlma? Seven-Room Single, kitchen cablneta, ateam heat, oil burner. Are* \ Two to 48 BASE NICXJLO SalanU piano And Personal Effects U sst called after him in a jocu­ A —In 1940 It waa 1,151. in 223 accordian and case. In excellent ACTION place, large lot and a two-car garage. Shown by appointment. lar tone; “Remember, Profeeeor— houaeholds. AUCTION (K>nditlon. Phone 5737. We can protect you tor as low ea-'h time — I shall see you have IP YOU’RE PLANNING P. S. The living room la about IS’ s 2lV. as $4.00 per $1,000 tor $ years' life Invitation ” Q—What is the total amount of ttmfc Mlnimoro Premium $8.0Si ••— No — No, I’m afraid I gasoline allotted to the public TO BUY/-SELI^BUILD ' 5-Room Single with steam heat and an oil burner for $6,500. FBI., MAR. 16 at 11 ;00 u. in. (rain or shine) Wearing Apparel— wouldn’t know what to do with it.' daily ? )R INVEST A pre-war boose located on a comer lot. Basement garage. Furs 57 Let me call at your homs aad A —For the first quarter, 1,144,- explain details or It waa Louis Pleyel who brought 32 — Accredited Dairy Herd — 32 s w e a t e r s —BLTY AT factory 000 barrels. I the news to Nohant. A recent hen planning yoor new p rice^ n d save. Retail salesroom, Telepbone 6440 or 50S8 with Jarvis yon get the ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. UiTE MODEL FARM MACIHNERY, TB.ACTOR AND AT­ Polish uprising had juat been aup- Q—How many aoIiUeni were MS MAIN ST. Real Estate and Inanrance PHONE S4S0 TACHMENTS, POULTRY EQUIPMENT. SURGE BULKING MaMhester Knitting Mills, Man­ I ((reseed. killed in 1944 anriong all belliger­ It of his years of experl- chester Green. Bus stops here. eewMipMSYSgussswolsK. v. w. ssa, u a ssT err. I a builder ot line homes, MACHINE, 2 UNl'i’S WITH PIPE. 4-CAN MILK COOLER Arthur A. Knofla George read the paper In at- ents ? m WITH PAR COMPRESSOR — SADDLE HORSE. Jpen daily 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. I lence. “ —A thousand miles from A—2.000.800. estimates a life In- “Slip into your old qlothes, dear, and I’ll yi?? my speclflcatlona and altes **The Fnmltare Firs fret course in physical culture 1” available for yonr ap- JUST ARRIVED Army double- Insurance Man” Paris,” she said lightly. "1 doubt akrance company. y provaL Give ns a cali and let’s For the Estate of Donald C. Gehring 87$ MAIN STTREET 1 Yery mucIT It will disturb him.” It Is Tricky, Yes! BY LESLIE TURNKHI breasted. sheep-lined forest greel Frederic came into the room. WASH TUBBS g^ together. By Order of Mrs. Ruth Gehiing, Admx.; At His Isite Farm On jackets, $18 each. Brunner’s, 80 Office Open Dally I He wss thin. His face waa whiter toonerville f o l k s BY FONTAINE POX you HAVE TO ViOtUC'. ~ W E TR Y TO .'4ELL McKCiE Oakland street Open evenings aad Thnra. Evening 7 to S P. IL you 8bou6t4T ba ck , 1 DON'T SELL IT. no! 1 NtVER SITKIOP^ you SEE, MONA.MV Bread and Milk St., North Gtivenlrv, Conn. than ever, his movements more leetlecabbaue wi _ _J»V 5TEPIN MV PLAN TO STOLEN FORaERY, HE MAY BE 2. Looking for a good home 'till 8. Saturday 'till 6. '^SUMSET AMD CASBAdCS 1 TO SELL IT! I'M 6ON4T0 SELL THE . (NO. COVENTRY-ROCKVILLE ROAD') Jerky. HAVE NOTHiN* TO , SBLL THIS'RNN'nNS MUST su'tpicou^ AVIS 'avestioatb rr. Uiat will be available Immedi­ “I’m Ists for our appointment, WHICH RAMON AND 1 OTHER FAKE PAINTINO,” r e m o r s e aoT iF HE PtStiovERS IT HlMSELRl (LOOK FOR AUCTION ARROWS ON CONN. ROUTE 44) »4 A WINE cellar: for 50 48ANO! WORRY ABOUT (NHEri ■ ' WORKIO OUT CAREFLLLV ately? I Louis. You wUI forgive me. ' H O U S I N G S h o r t a g e I h c i p e n t STEAO. IM C E N T R A L WORK );E WILL BE AHWOU5TO SCLlEVtl TTils Is a good dairy herd, mostly Ayrshires, several purebred; Pleyel pretended to be gay. He AMERICA, OTTO! YOO IT 6ENUNE: We have choice single homes 8 year old Ayrshire bull; 20 cows. 2 fresh, 4 due soon, balance Old Fashioned Comfort! I forgave Frederic, of course Then DIP MOT SELL IT, -4, 5 and 6 rooms—various lo­ WANTED In various stages; bred heifer, 10 head of young stock. MO? he glanced at George who wts un­ cations. Ford Ferguson Tractor, model 9N150646 on rubber with hy­ obtrusively folding the paper to draulic lift and power take-off (bought new In May. 1944); new S. ,4rc yon Interested attachments all Ferguson as follows:—Plow (type AO), cultiva­ selling your present home? tor (S-KO-20), weeder (MKO-21); also Dellinger saw ring, Clark wheel harrow. New Idea hay loader (L103), New Idea manure We :have customers who will Female Help spreader (No. 10). Cut Down Model A Ford drill press, platform pay up to $10,000 ''Tor a good acales, hay wagon, silo fence and paper, lumber for silo 12x24; WAR BONDS home. Let u.*i make you an 2 electric fence units, some fertilizer, barrel of molasses, some FOR SKEIN WIn W g ^— CONE WINDING .offer. sawdust, quantity of hay. AND WOOL SPINNING DEPARTMENT Poultry plucking machine, large Ice box with electric unit, 4. Looking For An Invest­ seven 12’ x 12’ portable brooding houses, one 9’ x 18’ ; 9 small \ \ ment That Brings a Good Re-, range houses. 7 brooder stoves, automatic time clock for lights; turn On Your Money? Apply about 75 bags of wheat and 40 of developer, oyster shells, foun­ tains, feeders, etc. Quantity of i4-ih. pipe. Few furniture items. MA.I0R HOOPLW We have Hats and d.uplexvs saddle horse, also drive, cultivate, etc., single harness, west­ OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE that will do )U8t that. ern saddle. . . PATRICK ALDON SPINNING MILLS Auctioneers’ NoHce:—Items under OPA ceilings sold In socord- WELL. WHY NOT? SHAKE TVAE H/ANO Cff- THAT’S TH* CRAZIEST CHUlskS Talcottville, Conn. SBOe to regulations; Lunch served. TH IN G 1 EVER HE’S TH’ f ir s t o n e ' OLWr PATRICK. CVU>A6, HEARD O F " TO HAVE E n o u g h M.Y F/ANtOOS 03l9i4)AtV 03iBMJAfY JARVIS DECORXriM' A SENSE TO DO NOW -MAAM.'r All hiring done in accordance with ROBERT M. REID & SONS, Auctioneers 6LAOlACVO«, AM.OS, CAPTURED e n e m y WHUT HE’LL HAFTA AETERl'VDO STUPE REALTY CO. Area Stabilization Plan. EsUblished 1907 . / PRISONER OF DO LFCTER—N\ORE 201 Main Street. Phone 8198. Manchester, Connf YOUR EVE0ALLS BACK. TCL 4112 or 7275 Weekdaya WAR SENSE THAN HlS MY w o r d / 740 Allen Street. Phone 2-8271. Springfield, Mass. \ WHOLE NATION.' INIWEIR BASS.'-— and Sundays. 5838 IS h e A- Build With Jarvis For Seenrltyt V4I^R%CHALLEN&iKG NOO AN) B A O lOEVMS OESCeNDAIdt SORJKETO A, OPTeCUMSEM, By |hw BenaMt CMAfAPEEldSVAlP O R -ce iH J LANK LKUNAKD THE LUC»Q/ X lUUUfiY FINN A Chance To Talk Here Is s dainty little frock for MATCH.' a pretty young miss. Pert puffed wfU.,D0ff*Ttrr COULONT YOU MY TRAIN LEAVES tlSTEN OICK^WHY NOT sleeves and full gathered skirt make It s style she'll love to wear m H0L9 YOU UP, HANG AROUND AT ONE O CLOCIC- C0M6 a l o n g WITH ME > Panties to match. THAT'S THE WHOLE ' MCKEY'ItMAS UNTIL X GET BA(X? IM HEADING HOME AND THEN WEUCO RIGHT «TOffV,DICK-IMGOINl , JtSTPAS<1#6 -rU.ONLY BE TO KANSAS CITY ON f r o m the WATCHMAN'S Pattern No. 8T15 Is designed for HOUSE TO THE TRAIN'. By Mrs. Anne Cabot instmetiops for the Flrehouae Red OVEX TO the WATCHMANS GONE A COUPLE A FURLOUGH'. LET'S sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 yqars. Size As wsrin and comfortable as an ; Slippers (Pattern No. 5838) sisCs SEE-IT’S TEN THIRTY IT'LL GIVE US A CHANCE 3, dress, requires 1 8-4 yards 35 or NOME THIS MOANING OF HOURS! o.c bedroom slipper but as smart- | small, medium and larg^ Included, t NOW- TO t a l k ! 39-incb msterlsl; panties, 8-4 yard; looking ss today’s models have i send 15 cents In coin, plus 1 cent 6 yards rlc rsc to trim as pictured be these' firehouse ~ ' red wool.cro- postage, your name, address and For this pattern, send 20 cents. cneted bouse slippers are trille d the pattern number to Anne Cabot ‘The Msnetaestar Hsnfld,'1150 Sixth In Coins, your name, addroaa, aise with a line at black wool around ■li” the cuff and have black soles cro- avenue. New Ycrk 19, N. Y. (desired, and the Paltem Numbar Cold weather garments, ^ k s, to Siie BumetL The Manchester chetta over a felt or cardboard sole. A row of “popcorn” stitches down sweaters, m'ttons snow-set acces­ Evening Herald, 1150 Sixth sories for chiklren, lovely embroid­ ICarssPtaW avenue. New York 19, N. Y. the center front and on the cuff turn them Into a de-luxa job. Make ery desigiu rdi the home are to be Belgian woman wariring tietbes v'li'/i' aM"*''’'/’ Send for your copy of the new them In pale pink aniTDlue If you found In the Winter issue of the wbils Yank tanks blast Spring Issue of Fashion — just have an engaged girl or bride's Anne Cabot Album. Seno for your slUens close at band. War Benda p«M dor these medem vnr ow- rn$» A PLOTS OE HPiGHf off the press. Book full of < sm art present to think of! copy or send s copy .to s ne^e- .MtNwgM ■laduta THE MENTAL MEDAL ..l.-JTLtAg'g To obtain ootnnUta croebetinx I worker ftiend. Fries 1$ cseta. chines thsLopefsU ovsr rough Ur- up-to-the-minuU styles. U salts. m a . V.S.TtmtmnDtfrmmd