■* .f :':y .*■,' ■ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, Mil*.i - Manchester Evening Herald Average Dally Chreulation For tb* Month of Jaanaiy. 1945

North Methodist WSCS mem- In Supporting Role Cites Aims 9 ,0 6 3 bers will have an all-day meeting Local SPAR to Wed Local Schools’ Member i t lb * Aadlt About Town tomorrow. Each member attend­ ing is requested to bring a box Of Kiwanis Bureaa a« OltoalatlaBB lunch. The business meeting will Bonds Record Tonight’s The Night! H i* llaUilan* wiu be at 3:30. Hostesses serving tea t Ip WlVSS At A Lfftdicfl ^l0Ut will be Mrs. Mildred Arendt, Mrs. Community Service Pro­ (ObwaUlei Adverttatag aa Pagu 16) ijM vtv thli *venlng * t 6:30 at the Elisa Chapman. Mrs. Maude Fields Continue Fine Support V O L, L X IV , NO. 114 ‘5 ! m . C. a . The Ust of talent se­ and Mrs. Carrie House. gram of 10 Objectives cured for the party includes Of War Effort by Pur­ Oeors* Bowe, W TIC announcer, Teachers o f the Concordia Luth­ chases in January’. Is Outlined Tofla'y. ' GeorM Ashton, choir director of eran church will meet this eve­ Tornado Flattana Sotitheni Homes the South MethodUt church, Ross ning at the church. Basing its community service Reds Crash Through 'Shlrer, local ma«ldan, and Uie Pupils of Manchester’s public Modified Powers program for the coming year on 10 Hire* Andrew Sister* of the High H ** 11th Nurses Aides class schools again demonstrated their far-reaching objectives, the Kl- : gdiool. Mrs. Ida Soderburg will will hold its bi-weekly meeting to­ continuing support of the war ef­ BINGO cater. morrow at 1:30 p. m. at the home fort by their purchases In January wanis Club of Manchester an- of Mrs. Setine Krulikowskl of 278 of War Stamps and Bonds, total­ ounced today that "W in the W ar— Passed by House; Pfc. Charles T. Lucas, Jr., SO Build for Peace" would be Its ad­ Queis River Defense; Woodland street. ing $8,803.44. William street. 1* a truck driver Washington school set itself a ministrative theme for 1945. With the 3rd Battalion, 351st In­ J. Gower Elder, president of the fantry Regiment, which has been Unne Lodge. No. 72. Knights of goal of "F ifty Bonds in January ’ ST. BRlDGErS Manchester club, said that Kiwanis Pythias, celebrate its 38th Anni­ in addition to its monthly RisCassi Objects awarded a W ar Department Dis- International's more than 139,000 ttngulahed United dU tion. The cl> versary tomorrow night in Orange goal of 90 percent participation. hall. The meeting will open at members in some 2,250 communi­ came as the result of a four- Through colorful charts kept on ties throughout the United States 68 Miles to Dresden seven o'clock. The rank of knight day battle which resulted in the the blackboards In each room and Canada had pledged time and CHURCH BASEMENT will be conferred on a class of can­ Provides General As- P q I( i j i (1 F i r s t ' Cim>ture of Lalatico during the showing the progress of Its cam­ effort to the fulfillment of the ob­ Fifth Army drive to the Arno didates for both Memorial and paign, enthu.siaem was kept at a Unne Lodges. The degree work jectives which were adopted at semby Can Revoke ftver last July. high pitch. When the totals were recent wartime meeting of the Berlin Says Armored will be exerapllfled by members of added. It was found that the goal Any W ar Order Issued both lodges. Following the meet­ service organization In Chicago Crucial Test Units Have Broken had been reached and passed with Mias Mary ,\nn Balch They follow: Canadians Charge ing supper will be served by the PLAYING STARTS AT 8:15 Far AD ^ l»e * of Sheet Metal S 1-c Rela d a re Sellers the sal* o f fifty-three bonds. Miss By Governor During social commmittee. 1. Hasten total victory — accel­ Into Sorau; Konev Ap­ Work. Hot Air Fomaoe and Catherine Shea, principal, albo an­ An up-to-date teen-age girt i« a O f Formula Mr. and Mrs. George Sellere of erate club war services. 10 Legislative Days Air Conditlaning Work nounced that with last week’s suitable description for Antoinette, 2. E xeK our influence to estab- proaches Upper Neisse: The Cosmopolitan Club mem­ 36 Waddell road, announce the en­ .sales, the i l l pupils at Washing­ portrayed by Miss Mary Ann Balch ; maintain world peace, Succeeding Issuance. gagement and coming marriage Near Goch Today; bers will attend the World Day of ton had bought enough stamps and in Caroline TPrnrif'kFFrancke’s « tlirpe-aclthree-act _ « , , j River in TTirMt to CALL NORMAN BENTZ Prayer service, Friday at 2:30 in of their daughter, Reta Clare Sel­ 3. Enlint every Kiwanian in a Allied Commission Em­ bonds since September to pay for comedy, "The Fighting Littles," to 5M Cast Center Street the chapel o f the South Methodist lers, to Pfc. William John Cham­ club or community project for State Capitol. Hartford, Split Germany Asun- Telephone 8066 their third quarter-ton Jeep. be presented at High School hall service to returning veterans. powered to Select church, and will omit-their meeting pion, son of Doctor and Mrs. W il­ on Thursday and Friday evenings. Feb. 14.—(>P)— The Republi­ , der South of Berlin; which was scheduled for that date liam D. Champion of Philadelphia, On a per capita basis, Highland A Cooperate in community post­ Let us take care of your Capture 2 Towns Feb. 15 anil 16, by the Sock and war employment programs. can-controlled House quickly New Government and at Center church house. Pa. Park stands in first place with an Buskin Club. { Tearing Gaps in Lines. The bride-elect is a Seaman 1-c. average sale of $3.50 worth of 5. Promote understanding and approved today a modified Prepare for Election. Marv Ann, daughter of Mr. and cooperation among social and econ­ Mary Shapiro, daughter of Mrs. with the "Spare,” the U. S. Coast stamps per pupil in January with Mrs. W alter Balch. of 15 Washing­ Building Repairs and war powers bill, but just as Tillie Shapiro, 15 Ashworth street, Guard, Women Reserves, and has the remaining schools following omic groups as essential to na­ Bulletin! ton street, a senior taking the col­ tional unity. quickly the Senate Demwrat- Washington, Feb. 14—(iP)—His­ Push to W ithin Mile Yaiik BoHibcrs LECLERC the former private, has been upped been sUtloned at Philadelphia in this order: lege course at Manchester High, 6. Intensify Kiwanis youth serv­ ic leader, Leon RisCassi, as­ London, Feb. 14,—^/PV” grade at Muroc Army Airfield, since last July. Formerly employ­ Hollister ...... 3.02 has been active in extra-curricula torically-troubled Poland emerged And Half of Traffic FUNERAL HOME ices— build future citizens. Alterations Jauer, 34 miles west of Bres­ Muroc Calif., to Private First ed by Watkins Brothers, she took Manchester Green ...... 2.87 serted the measure was not today as the first crucial test of activities. She is a member of th# 7. Fulfill citizenship obligations Center; Hassell and Class. A graduate of Connecticut a four months’ accounting course Nathan Hale ...... 2.51 Girla’ Leaders’ Club, Sock and acceptable to his party. We Blast Dresden lau, has been captured by ths 291 Main Street lest we forfeit self-government. the big three formula for libera­ business college. Private Shapiro ...... 2.45 Kitchen Cabinets, Install Nu-Wood Ceilings, don’ t like It.” Senator RisCassi ' Washington Buskin, and the High School World 8. Further the friendship be­ Bedburg Are Seized. Red Army, Marshal Stalin Phone S2S9 was employed aa secretary to the red to the Coast Guard school at staff, writing the weekly column flatly told newspapermen soon ted Europe. Keeney street ...... 2.05 tween Canada and the United Balsam W ool Insulation, Metal announced toniRhL Goldberf, regional counsel of Federal Public that place where she was gradu­ BuckUind ...... 2.01 "Via the Grapevine." She also par­ after the bill had been approved The > ^ e d commlaaion establiah- ill Main Blow Housing Authority prior to enlist' States as a world example for In­ 12 miles northwest of Jamr, ated In June. Robertson ...... 1.90 ticipates in basketball and swim by the House. ed In Moscow is empowered to "sa- Bulletin! I ment in the Women’s Arm y Corps. Private Champion is a member ternational good will. W eatherstripping lect a new-provlalonal government Lincoln ...... 1.85 niing. Would Give Veto Power also was taken by Marskal She arrived at the Muroc Fourth of the A. S. T. F. and is at pres­ 9. Work to preserve freedom of (fo r Poland) and prepare for an Paris. Feb. 14.— (-'F)— With Bunce ...... 1 51 M iss Balch has been a member Free Estimates! The House-approved bill would. City Already Burning Ivan Konev’s forces, Stalin’s Air Force base In February, 1944 ent attending Temple University opportunity for all. election,” In the words of War massed Runs and under ELASTIC Barnard ...... 1.50 of the Hollister School Dramatic In effect, give the Legislature order said. and Is assigned to duty In the spe­ School of Medlcln*. HI* pre-medi­ Club. Paint and Powder the fresh­ 10. Streak spiritual values as Mobilizer Byrnes. clouds of planes, Canadian From Night Assault t South ...... 1.48 vital to human progress and make vet'i power over an. war order la- STOCKINGS cial service section as a clerk- cal training was completed at the man, sophomore dramatic club, Byrnes provided a first-hand ac­ Wreckage of an outlying realdentlal district In Montgermery, Ala., testifies to the t°rce of a t ^ a - High ...... 1.01 it a part of the district program Bued by the governor through a First Army troops crushed stenographer. University of Pennsylvania. and has belonged to Sock and Bus­ count of the momentous Roosevelt- do which kined at least 25 persons. Several other person, died a . a le. of wirly sea.son storms swept By BritWi; Attacks London, Feb, 14.— (,/P)— Since It* Inception it has been for 1945. JOSEPH ROSSEXTO provision that the General Aa- six formidable counter-at­ It Is understood the marriage kin two years. Last year she play­ aembly can revoke any order dur­ Stalln-Churchlll conference short­ Red Army troops have craflli> the aim of Connecticut’s Schools- Kiwanis International's 1945 ad­ Builder and Contractor the south. (A P wirephoto). Support Reds’ Army. Arthur Drug Stores will take place on March 29. ed the part of the maid in “ Junior ing the 10 legislative days Imme­ ly after his flying return from Yal­ tacks today and were advanc- at-War program to encourage ministrative theme and objectives, 236 High Street Telephone 2-0308 ed through the Germans’ M8 Mala 8L Robinow BMg. ASHES and RUBBISH Miss." This is her first part in one diately succeeding Its Issuance. ta In the Crimea. inR toniRht beyond the every school-age pupil to buy at of Sock and Buskin’a major pro­ devoted for the most part to prob­ He told a news conference the London, Feb. 14-( jP)— Mora Queis river tine less than 68 [Pfc. Ian G. Wright lems of the war and post-war It come before the House aa an breached SieRfried line at the least one ten-cent stamp a month. ductions but at rehearsals she has amendmefit to a bill passed by the Idea behind the declaration on lib­ than 2,250 U, 8. bomber* and miles from Dresden, a Mos­ REMOVED periods, have been the subjects of Solons Placed Eight local schools achieved in given a good presentation of An­ Senate yesterday which would P*r- erated Europe was to show every­ Yanks Loose Decisive top of the western front. One cow dispatch said tciday, and ;; widespread comment and com­ fighters struck Germany tn wide­ Slill in Hospital January the coveted 90-100 per­ toinette, a neighbor of the "Lit- m lt buses to carry more standees one they can’t “play off one big column was within a mile and TELEPHONE 8962 mendation by leaders ^n all walks power against another." spread stuck* today, delivering a Berlin declared armored units/ cent goal which allows them to fly tlM'” , I than normally allowed, a half of heavily fortified FOR YOUR NEW the Treasury Flag indicating their Tickets for "The Fighting Lit­ of life. Mr. Elder sal^ Should Prevent Violence On Delegation main blow at Dresden which was to the north had broken intd GAVELLO A E. SCHULZ Pfc. Ian G. Wright, U. S. M. C., Tires Should Be Recapped Now! Blow in Manila Today Goch. Another major road all-out participation. Led by Bar­ tles" are on sale, all this week in i fled*b?u” ouW turned do\)’n by | ^The pledge of Allied unity already burning from a night as­ Sorau, Junction city 83 mile* spent the week-end with his par­ nard school with its perfect score the Senate where his party is In should "act aa a deterrent and p re -, I. I ■ ------' center. Calcar, was approach­ southeast of Berlin. Marshal Ivaa j AND the drama room. They may also be | We Have Plenty of Good Grade A Truck Rubber sault by 800 heavy R. A. F. bomb­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard of 100 percent, the next eight in purchased from any Sock and Bus- i control, said he objected to the Re­ vent acts of violence,” Byrnes said. For Meeting ed.by troops who neared Moy- Konev’s force* hitting weatwaril' Wright, 456>,a Main street. Pfc. order of their percentage ratings kin member. ! SURGIOAySUPPORTS At the Present Time publican action of bringing up the For this reason, the Allies don’t Japanese Cornered in £ ) i j . e c t R c D O r t land.' three miles northwest- ers. in a sensational. threat to apli;; W right was wounded in the South are ae follows: The curtain will rise Thursday Of all kinds,/Tmanen, Abdomi­ general war powers Issue before expect that they will have to set Dresden la only 68 mUea or leas Germany asunder south of B#r^‘ O LD W ORK Pacific at New Britain, Jan. 4. Barnard ...... 100.0 night at 7:45 and Friday at 8:15. the General Awem bly in the f o r n r ^ —^rea Near Pasig Riv- from advancing Russian troops. lin” were approaching th* upper 1944. He has been in a hospital nal Support^ Elastle H osiery- 6.00 xT6^ 7 .0 0 -^ 0 xW $8.15 ipparenily' m STARTING Highland P a rk ...... 98.2 Expert Flmrs—Private Fitting o f an amendment to a Senate bill. in Poland for other countries. and la a nerva center of Naal da- Neisse river, which r ^ s about 56 See ever since. Six weeks ago he was The exiled Polish government In Mouth; Cavite Mav Bc Made Nathan H ale ...... 97.6 Rooms. / “Disinclliiatlon to Compromise” At Outset Anv Ar- Paris, Feb. 14.— (iP)— The fensea In central Germany. The miles from Dresden, a dlraet transferred from the U. S. Naval One Day Service! We do all sizes right here — no wait­ London has already voiced Its ob-1 cow dispatch declared. South ...... 97. “If* unfair to attach a rider to W h ic h Naval Base .Seized. « 1a Canadian First Army charged day and night air blows were In SOON hospital in Seattle, Wash., to the QUINN’S PHARMACY ing. Bring your car in the morning have it in the Jectlons to the Big Three decision ; rangeinents direct and coordinated auppori of The German high command aald Williom Kan^hl U. 8. Naval hospital In Brooklyn. Manchester Green ...... 97. Oil Burners the Senate bill, and it shows a dis­ moving Poland’s eastern boundary | behind massed guns and Hollister ...... 96. evening. inclination on the part of Repub­ Approval. By Roosevelt Marshal Ivan Konev’a First Konev’a armor, beating northdrar* General Contractor The MOTOR VEHICI^ He enlisted In the Marine Corps westward and promising recognl- ■ Might Stall Bulletin! flamethrowers today to with­ High ...... 94. and Let us help you with your certificate for new tire » licans to really reach a compro­ Ukrainian army. toward a junction with ether Rad DEPT, will conduct a “spot on Oct. 1. 1941. and went overseas z in a mile and a half of Goch, Army men along tha Oder east 519 Center SL Tel. 7779 Washington ...... 90. mise. We’re standing on our origi­ (Continued on Pnfe Tw o) | Manila, Feb. 14.— (/P)— Attacks Three Hoara Apart check” campaigm on brakes with the 1st division in 1942. / AUOfc COFRAN ^We will gladly inspect your present tires. New tires in Washington, Feb. 14.— (45—Con­ 11-way German traffic center Berlin, had brolieii Into " Mr. and Mrs. W righ t also had Nathan Hale school students nal position." ------— - — - I Hopes for a relatively rapid Associates See Possi­ The R. A. F. bombed Dresden Furnaces /(Known Aa Queen Alice) Democrats have Insisted gress found itself In position to­ eight miles northwest of and other safety equip­ their nephew, Cpl. Richard N. made the moat impressive im­ all sizes. s between the Rhine and twice la attacks three’ hours SPnilTUAL MEDIUM throughout that the Legislature cleanup in Manila’s south Pa­ and across th* Bober river. Soraq, Lyttle from overseas over the provement. With an Increase in A Few Still Available. SHELL GASOLINE AND MOTOR OIL day to exercise an early and pos­ bility President W ill apart. ment. ^venth pUnghter of a Seventh Son rather than the governor should i sig district, where fierce Meuse, and outflanked it on la five miles Inside Berlin’s week-end. Cpl. Lyttle will report participation from 59 percent in Bribe Story sibly decisive voice about Ameri- Want to Tell People the northeast by capturing Part of th* American force, December, the pupils of this school RACKLIKFE OIL CO. / /Bom With a Veil deal wth any emesgencies arising j fighting has been raging for consisting of more than 1,860 fly­ Inca af Brandaahurg. Feb. 20th to the Medical Officers Reading* Dally, Including Sunday, participation In a projected Haaaelt and Bedburg. Th* Cana- A REMINDER! W ILL Y O U R Training school, Carlisle Bar­ raised their percentage by 38.6 Tel. Hartford 7-6191 , while the GeneraV A w ^b ly 1. In days, ^ g a i) to. lAde. today bft-. About AgFeements. ing Fortresses and Liberatora and Lungaa 9 A, 51. to 9 P. M. Or By Appolnt- Compbeirs Service Station aeaalon. Under the original 6™"^ world security organization. _ diana, Scot* and Britons of Oep racks, Penn. points In January to reach third 898 Maple Avenue — Hartfory 900 flghtara, alao bombed trans­ The Swiss radio oootad a*raean « When You Need More ineiit. In the Service of the Peo­ 275 Main Street — Comer Middle Turnpike of power made two ,* Labelled Lie Four legislators were designated cause of the stubborn resist­ Henry Crerar’s Arm y C A R PASS place in the local ratings. by President-Roosevelt as mem­ two miles or so, leaving behind all portation and industrial targets sources aa saying Kooev ahuadF^ ple tor SO Years. governor was given the rjRbt to ance of Japanese entrenched Washington. Feb. 14 — had lunged to Bommerfeld, 1»<|| 169 Church Street, Hartford, Coan. bers of a delegation of eight to at­ the 45-square-miIe Relchswaid at Chemnits, 85 miles aouthwast z iuapend any state along T a h avenue to the col­ President Roosevelt may report mllea northwest of Sorau, INSURANCE THE TEST? Phone 6-2024 hi* opinion Interferred with the By Goldberg tend the San Francisco United N a­ after breaking the core of resist­ of Dresden, and at Madgeburg, 70 2 tions conference opening April lege ground near Harrison directly to Congress and th4 na­ ance offered by seven strongly ar­ miles west of Berlin. within 17 mllea of a Junction o f' Fire • Theft - Aatonobiie HOSPITAL Marshal Gregory Zhukov's troop*! Better plan N O W to have ’^ ^ fm ^ ifled bill approved t^ay 25. park. This hotly contested tion on the accomplishments and mored German divialona. A fourth formation was as­ signed to knock out an Important on the Oder. or Purnilore your DODGE, PLYMOUTH EXPENSE IS NO by the House would be in effect These four apparently have It In area was still a mile from the far-reaching significance of his Virtually Turn Northern End Testimony Regarding their combined power to veto at Rhine bridge at Weael, 19 miles Berlin broadcasts aald Kom or DODGE TRUCK safety until Feb. 1, 1947, or unUl the ccs- water front. The Nipponese meeting with Premier Stalin and They virtually turned the north­ CALL LONGER A DRAIN Car Hard Starting? aaUon of hostllties. It was approv­ the outset any'arrangements they ahead of the Canadian First Arm y “Inevitably la tearing gaps In oi»^, Attempt to Buy Camp Prime Minister Churchill. ern end of the Siegfried line. checked by men who know MODELS/ ed by the House after the Senate believe might stall Senate ap­ were known to be in many He is reported to be greatly on the western front. lines, and that Volkaatunn a y .' ON THE See Me For Prompt, Expert] Canadian Infantry closed up how. NOTICE bad adjourned, so that no further Funston Ready from proval of a forthcoming treaty Bet­ parts of the intervening ter­ cheered by the agreements reached The R. A. F. dumped perhaps "alarm units” were being thrown; Auto Repair Service firmly to the line of the Oude ALEXANDER action can be taken on It until to- ting up a world league to keep on both military and political 2,200 tons of bombs on Dresden, FAMILY INCOME! Large Stock of Model Kits and S u p p ^ s of All rain. Rhine, a tributary of the main (Oontlnoed e « Pag* Tan) ABEL’S SERVICE ST A. I IN ORDER TO SERVE YOU BETTER Army Officer’s Report down future aggreasion. issues. Associates consider it likely refugee-packed capital of Saxony SO LIM EN E & * " ^ ^ e r this year the House had river, northeast of Kieve and sent which controls railroads to Ber­ JARVIS 3c Per Day and lip Bear — 26 Cooper Street There Is every reason to believe that he will want to tell the Amer­ a strong raiding force from cap­ Kinds for the Modrf Buil^r.' passed a measure extending wan Manila, Feb. 14.— (JP)— ican people himseif, when he gets lin. Prague, Vienna, and Breslau, $6 ALEXANflER STREET will Pay for X-rays . Room and Washington, Feb. 14—(fl*)—Auc­ that President Roosevelt had this tured Kellen almost to the Rhine FLAGG, INC. bowers to the governor on the Grim Yanks, advancing home, how these agreementes can and Is the site of great engineer­ » 4112 Kesidenoe 127S Board - Operating Room - Am­ tioneer Jacob Goldberg heatedly thought In mind when he chose ferry crossing facing the indus­ aame. terms as he held them Hi' shorten the war and contribute to ing Industries Weekdays and Snnitey* 634 Center St. Dial 5101 bulance - Annethesla - Medl- YOUR denounced as "a lie” today a 23- them as members of a group head­ among ruins strewn with trial center of *Cmmerlch. 1943 until Feb. J this year, but ed by Secretary of State Stettl- an Atlantic charter jieace. It was suggested unofficially in eineii and Ijibnratnry. MANCHESTER HOBRV SHOP bodies of the foe, loosed the Tanks, huge sky fleets and pa­ Flashes! the Democratic controlled Senate year-old story that he once offered nuiB. They are Chairman Con- First hand information on the London that Air Marshal Sir 51en, Women and Children 22 Birch Street^/ ______decisive blow for Manila to­ rachute troops powered the Brit­ (L «ts BuUetins of the (F) W IN ) from birth to 75 years of age. ATTENTION INCOME TAX CONSULTANT rejected It and countered with a a $25,000 bribe In an effort to buy nally (D.. Tex.) and Senator Van- historic Big 'Three gathering in Charles Bortai. British air sUff proposal that the various war Camp Funiston In Kansas. denberg (R.. Mich.) of the Senate day at Japanese cornered in the Chimea came, meanwhile, from ish empire assault steadily rul­ chief who returned from Yalta yes- T orders be extended by legislation. James F. Byrnes, war mobilization ing up the aoggy German posi­ ferday, brought Instructions from WILL BE LOCATED AT Speaking after Senator Fergu­ Foreign Relations committee and a three square mile area near Admits Slaying la Oanga r; Amendment of Senate director, who arrived yesterday tions between the Rhine and the the Big Three to deliver this and A LLEN & VETERANS son (R., Mich.) read from a re­ Chairman Bloom (D., N. Y .) and the Pasig river’s mouth after ' Bridgeport, Feb. 14.—( ^ — The measure adopted In the Rep. Eaton (R., N. J.) of the House from the Crimea and met news Meuse and threatening defenses other blows in support of the Red Charles cailttem, 46, employo af WANTED House today actually was an port by the quartermaster gen­ other doughboys on the Atmies whenever possible. NITCHCOCK . Under the O. I. Bill of Blgjita, Forelgm Affairs committee. men in late afternoon. Byrnes said on the Cologne plain between the the Meyer Trucking Oo„ confeaaa# Honorably Discharged Veteraaa amendment to one of three bills eral’s office to the assistant secre­ southern outskirts seized Cavite he hoped that Mr. Roo.sevelt would Announcing the night opera­ MAN TO WORK IN HARDWARE STORE AND DRIVE All Linen of Insnrance tary of war dealing with the al­ All four worked cloMly In the early today, police Lieut. doaap|| G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. of the War Can Build a New JONES FURNITURE STORE passed yesterday, by the Senate, Naval base and two air fields. make a radio broadcast or address (Continued on Page Tw o) tions, the British A ir Mlnistrj- de­ 951 MAIN STREET leged offer, the white-haired auc­ Monris m M, to the killing of Wto^; TRUCK. RETAIL EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE. / Home Now! 36-38 O AK STREET End In Sight for Garrison Congress. clared: TEL. SIOS tioneer arose from his chair and (Continued on Page TenT Ham Corrigan, 67, of 27 Gregar^;^| STEADY WORK. GOOD HOURS. FULL TIME. We eaa aapply Plana—SpeM- (Continued o f Page Ten) 'T h e end of the enemy’s trapped Proposed Two AgreemenU "A s the center of a railway het- Lumber pt All Kinds DAILY (Except Sun.) UNTIL MARCH 15th. declared: He disclosed that the president work and a great industrial towm street, Monday morning, la toff fleationa aad Site*. We can do garrison is In sight,” Gen. Dioug- tnicking company gsirage. CRIi- "N o air. that’s a lie.” las MacArthur announced on the had acted as chairman of the it (Dresden) has become of the Apply: Mason SuppliM^— Paint— ^^Hardware the building and arraaga the HOURS: 7 P. M. TO 11 P. M. Testimony that Goldberg first Nimitz Now tem, who waa arrested on *un» financing. 12th day since his columns enter­ meeting and proposed two of the greatest value for conducting any offered Charles S. Gerth, then a Trial of Spies agreements— those on liberated defense the Germans may organize plejoD 11 hour* after Oorrlganto' Balsam w o o l Insulation Ton can let aa handle the de­ Cliinese Reds government auctioneer at Kansas ed the city, wljlch since has be­ come the moat devastated battle­ areas and the Dumbarton Oaks Using Guam aganst Marshal Konev’s Armies. , his skuU cruehod. was f( tails from beginning to cad and City, $10,000, later. $15,000, $20.- Other Night Targets m Bllsh Hardware Company Comes to End field of the Southwest Pacific voting issue—which were announc­ In the rear of the garage h/J BUILD/A/G know In advance that every­ Reject Plans OOOi and $25,000 In turn. In an at­ ed In Monday s communique. Altogether the R. A. F. dis­ August Meyer, operator of tl 793 Main Street Manchester, Conn. thing will work oat to /oar tempt to buy the camp, was given campaign. COAL COKE OIL MAURICE J. CROTEAU Doomed to be' added to the The Dumbarton Oaks decision, patched 1.400 aircraft to Germany trucking concern, admitted complete aatlstactloB. at a War department hearing In Patrols Clearing Out during the night. Other targets 'a ______more than 68.000 enemy casual like many others arrived at. re­ hours of police questioning that h* 2 Main Sl Tel. 5125 Theae atatementa ate aet- idle 1922. Defense and Prosecu- mains temporarily secret, but it Last Few Hiinilretl were a synthetic oil plant at Boh- had struck Corrigan with a toafli words but backed by a maa and Proppsals for Settle­ ties inflicted on Luzon island in mmmmmmmimmrnmmmm Roads From Army Report I tion Give Summations five weeks, the Japanese survivors cleared the way for the April 25 len, -outh "J ] hammer after Corrigaa had o r d ^ aa oiganizatioa of rnidlapnlable ment of Communist Reading from the quartermas­ United Nations conference at San Japanese on Island. Magdeburg. 75 miles southwest of fd Chltt^m to "jcrt out of the fO- within Manila are massed behind Berlin, and the railroad towns of Integrity. ter general’s report, dated may 27. I At Session Today. thick walls of the centuries-old Francisco. That date, Byrnes in­ rare and atay out.*' dicated. may reflect Important i Nuernberg. Bonn and Dortmund. • • • Question Turned Down 1922. Ferguson said It Indicated Intramuros. within government U S. Pacific Fleet Headquar- ^ British and American Attention QUALITY CASH AND CARRY CLEANING SERVICE Goldberg first offered $90,000 for estimates of future military do- Casiiallies I nder 100 Bulletin! buildings and among docks. < ters, Guam. Feb. 14 - (F)—Marine (Continii I on Page Twelve) Jarvis Realty Chungking, Feb. 14.—(A>)—Gen. Comp Funston In a prc-aucUon Cavite, on the south shore of velopmenta by the Big Three. and Arm y patrols — sometime* ; Washington, Feb, 14.—(F) — He expressed conviction that it Home Owners Chou En-Lal, Communist dele­ Nuw York, Feb. 14—((Pt— A Manila bay, fell Tuesday. The last armed with guns and pometime*; War Relief Pbooea 411S or 7276 had nothing to do with Russia's Casualties al>oar«l the Ommonu*/"^ Week Days and Saada/a gate, haa rejected the Chungking (Continued on Page Tw elve) ^ eeven-man military compls- Rising Sun warrior was killed at with loudspeakers—are clearing Bay, escort carrier whose loos wa^i aion with power to Impose the plans for possibly entering the war Our expert earpeatera govemmenfa proposals for a ael- Nicholas air field near the city’s out the last few hundred Japanese announced yesterday by the Nov' - are now available for any Glamour tlement of the Communist quea- death penalty began consider­ southern outakirU, ending five against Japan, tie described it from this Island which Fleet Ad­ Minor Clashes ing today the fate of William as probably the earliest date at totaled fewer than 100. Cupt, Ho' and aO types of home rt- tlon 'and has returned to Yenan, bitter days of struggle. Nielson miral Chester W. Nimitz an­ ard U Young, her skipper, sold 1 Information Minister Wang Shih- High Pressure C. Colepaugh and Erich Glm- which the leaders thought the con­ nounced today as his advance pairs and aHerattona. ference could be called in view of day. The Omsnaney Bay Chieh announced today. ] pel, accused as Nazi aple*. (Continued on Page Twelve) headquarters. Only In Italy Eatimatea dMcrfiiOy The prosecution declared in Its the military situation. struck by torpedo fire from ae The Wang disclosed, however, thkt Nimitz said several weeks ago panylng l ’ nlted State* Naral th 1 government had made new Blocking Snow Buramatlcm that Colepaugh'a I f there is any hope that the he had moved from Pearl Harbor given. • Begins teetlmouy that he saw la his major battles for Germany may ! sels after she was wrecked by BINGO proposala which Chou 1* taking Treaaury Ebilance to a “forward area” to keep up Germans .Probing More back tb Yenan with him. mlaaion Sh opportunity tb be finished by that time, however. With the war marching westwardly | bombs from an attacking Byrnes did not indicate It. In fact, Actively at Allietl plane. Captain Young, a native HARTFORD “ Importout Couoeaatons” Maile get away from the was Washington, Fab. 14.— CP)—The toward Japan. i Not More Than Four Brooklyn. N. ¥ „ whose wife » Wm. F. Wang, one of the govemmenfa a "hraaen defease” and asked position of the Treasury Feb. 12: be aald that the m lllUry plans TO-NIGHT for a verdict ef guilty on all made In the Crimea call "fo r a Alao Bomber Base j Lilies; Artillery Duels. lives In Coronado. Oalu.^Nto wprekenUtlve* In the two-week Inches in Any Section Receipts, $169,519,108.98; ex­ Guam, long mentioned as the , « ______nagotlationa with .the Gommu- three oonats. penditure*. 8260.400.492.59: net vessel was hit-in the rtUIr Johnson BAYS at Eight (Continued on Page Ten) site of the new headquarters, also Rome, Feb. 14—(F)— The entire area while en,route to the Good Prizes Weekly Door Prize nlata. aald the government had Of New England balance, $18,791,812,741.10, is the base of MaJ. Gen. Curtis Le- ' Broad Street' New York, Feb. 14—(A')— The Italian front subsided Into minor sga. mad* a number of, "Important May’a 21ta Bomber command yen gulf Ir TELEPHONE 7426 patrol clashes and artillery duels y U. S. Bond End of Each Month coneesaions,” including these; Boston, Feb. 14—{Jf)— A high Governors laland apy trial waa which dlspatchea Super-Fortresses Or OaO Arthnr Avert resumed today with aumtoations Chief Rabblfttaeomee OathoUc Children Uke to “look nice’* too. So keep their A readlneaa to recognize the pressure area over northern New = urrM.«n.. t. Start 8 p. m. Adinission 25c Cents Ooveirtry — IM . tS a -W 6 Chinese CommunlaU aa a lawful by defenae and prosecution after Rome. Feb. 14.—(FH-ton clothea looking clean and neat with Ehtgland blocked off a heavy anow- Japanese homeland, political putty. completion of testimony Including Vote Against College Paper At this headquarters "you can A Brazilian platoon with artil- Zolli, chief rabbi of R®"*r; Inclualon of a high Communist storm forecast for last night, caua- a reference by WUHam Curtis aet a sniper bullet from almost any lerv support raided an enemy-held wife were baptized Into t IN HOME FINANCING official in the NaUonal Military ing It to carom out to aea, leaving (jolepaugh to bis desire to aid in area of the laland,” said Col. Shel­ hili a mile east of Gaggio. 29 miles olle church today at the Cu , council. not more than four inches In any smashing a “dirty racket"—pos­ Under Faculty Supervision ton C. Zern, operations officer for southwest of Bologna, and engag- St. Mary of the Aag«>» I’d the Nazi defenders In a sharp IF VH i m Al leOIEIT Inclusion of (jonununlst repre- soction of tho *lx uit sibly an extensive German the laland commandant. Marine had resigned W* poet nnd THERE’S MORE THAN MEETS, THE EYE aentatlves and rapreaentativea of plonage plot iUmed at the United claah. Allied headquarters the presidency of the R Fire Insuronce • OOCTOir At® MOrniAl BUS RAINBOW Weather bureau reported today. MaJ. Gen. Henry Laraen. other political parties In tha axac- Nantucket laland, off Maaaachu- States, Williamsburg, Va., Fab. 14-— 875 MAIN 8TREBT Harrison Street Manchester '•censorship" was proposed. sY DONUTS r Dozen 28c (Coattanea aa.Faa* Ta®\ The coUexc oresident added that OStoe Opra Daily oaOAN ZlD APttIL 1- (OanltuMd ea Face Tea) ------/«9/ ------« Fagu T w «) aad Tpara. Bvcaiag 7 le 8 P. M. ■ ■ >

I ■ / V": MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1945 tor that appeals to the public, to­ gether with the assurance that that tha plcturaa of ManchaatV’s Sion "a compromise." He called Scots baat down a tank-aupported | thay are backed by tha aecurlty of men who have given their llv ^ Poland First "encouraging" to those whose Canadians Charge counter-attack near the boMer in Gas Is Scarce Hart Discloses Views tha V, B. Government. ^chy Pimples Service Men’s will be. Included. sympathies lie with the Poles In the Oennep area. Locally, the Postal Notea offered Each picture ahould be c^afiA- \ Oiicial Test London: Near (ioeh Today; The hard attacks of the Cana­ a double feature on the first few Kill Romonce Photos Asked ly labeled on the back, with the \ __ However, he pointed out. there is dian First Army in the north at­ Around Town At Press Conferettce, days qf sale. In addiUon to patrons ' '^Many ahattered romancaa may name of the aervlce gsan or wom­ only one government In Poland. (Capture 2 Towns tracted more and more German, who purchased these Notea for the , ba traced diracUy to acratchlng of an and the name ana addreaa of Of Formula He was referring to the former troops to that imperilled area close Simplified Form economical payment of bills, .there Iktii blamiahet. Why tolarate a member of the family. Lublin committee, now in Warsaw, to the Ruhr valley. Some Dealers Out o f It but this was easier. It waa done Mailing Money was a tremendous demand for Itching o f jitaplaa, acsama, angry To Again Be Displayed which has Soviet recognition. The (Coatiniied From Page One) Advance Halt Mile Permanent Peace Poflsi ’ i sitting down. PosUl Notes for philatelic pur­ (Contlniiag rrom Page One) I One of Sons Prsaent poses. While this special issue of n d blotchaa and other Irrltationa. I ’nlnformed About Draft United States and Britain main­ The Fifth division of the U. S._ Entirely But See Sup­ Taken Up Quickly. irhen you can get quick relief from In Store WindowB As tain relations with the exiled gov­ flooded Ruer and the great Rhine­ ble Through Interna-, erf*Hart'a sons, ueut. ros- Postal Note sUmps could not be | tlon to a reorganiced and unified Third Army south of Pruem gain­ ply Coming Soon. purchased Independent of the Ipothing Peteraon’a Ointment ? Oroflno, Idaho— )—An allegad government In Poland, ernment In London. land cities. ed a quarter mile and fought half­ Mis$ Rena Halem*$ Red Cross Project. (JP Murderous barrages were Uonal O rganiz.U oni-o^^^'SSijr.pSSSl The new Postal Notea which Notes, coUsetors found it desirable Rbc all drugglata. Money refunded draft avader. arrasted in Clearwa­ According to ^m es, however, Byrnes' statement. together way through Ernzen, north of ^ one Mpllcatlon does ndt delight thrown down. The Germans The gasoline situation In Man­ Party AffiliaUon Told. ^ were Introduced to the public na­ to make complete Note purchases Because la.st year’a atore win­ ter National foreat by foreat the three major powers are deter­ with his explanation of Russia's Echternach. Other men of that Red In order to secure these new sUmp proa nteraon’a Ointment also rangera for failure to carry a ae- mined to drive on through to a ao- attitude as "not wanting a gov­ were pushed at least three miles Diamond division advanced a half chester today is considered aerioua tionally two weeka, have proved to dow exhibits of the pictures of east ot Kleve to positions a doisen husband addressed the Assembly. editions. ELECTROLYSIS SALON boothea irritated and tired feet and ernment . behind Soviet lines” be a tremendous auccesa, accord­ lictlve service card and regiater lutlon. mile to points nearly a mile north by most of the dealers. In soma By Paul V. Cochrane She la the active manager of their It was made plain by posUl of­ ■cracks between toes. Manchester's service men and for the draft, told the FBI "1 went He pointed out that ohe of the whose loyalty Is dubious, made It miles inside the Reich. The foe of Ferachweller. ing to Postmaster H. Olln Grant. FINAL ROOM 16 — RUBINOW BLDG. cases there is no gasoline jlI all, Hartford, Feb. 34—(ff)—Admiral Sharon farm with Its large herd ficials that these new PosUl Notes women proved of such interest, Into the forest right after Roose­ major difficulties facing the com­ deal* that If the Poles in London appeared to be falling back to a The Fourth (Ivy) and 80th PostmasUr Grant wishes to re- the Red Cross is again sponaor- new line between Goch, eight and in others only a limited aupply. *rhomaa C. Hart, Omnectlcut’a 67- ol dairy. ( ^ be cashed at any postoffice or velt wss first elected and I haven’t mission on Poland is that "the won't play ball with the Big Three, (B lue-Ridge) dlvlsiona repulsed Four other children. Including hlnd patrons that they are not re­ ing such a display, starting next miles south of Kleve, and Calcar, The dealers who have a aupply year-old newly appointed Junior in the United SUtes within been out alnce.” statement of facts aren't even they can play by themselves. three small counter-attacks north­ U eu t. Oomdr. Thomaa, Jr., were quired to make out an application two <»lendar months. Smaller post- Monday. Febr ary 19. agreed upon." The Moscow com­ The Russians "can't look back­ close to the Rhine seven miles east of Pruem and northwest of have been helping out the others. senator, planned to wind up hla to secure a Postal Note, but mere­ CLEARANCE ASHES and RUBBISH Families with men and women southeast of Kleve and 15 miles scattered elsewhere. offices not now issuing these Notes mission, crested at Yalta, is com­ ward as-they march forward to Echternach. The Third Army cag­ The situation is such, that if Naval work In Washington today With Hart’s admissiem to the ly to tell the postofflee clerk the in service are urged to leave pic­ Eariv Man Had Mines from the Ruhr railhead of Wesel. those who have aufficlent gasoline are instructed to cash them. The REMOVED posed of Russian Foreign Commis­ Berlin." Byrnes said. ed 461 prisoners yesterday. Senate. Connecticut will be rep- amount of the Note desired up to public are asked to complete the tures at one of the following Oermans Pulling Bark Crerar’s Canadian, English, to carry them along for a few days, after disclosing here yeaterday his Group 1— sar Molotov. American Ambassa­ "Wants Strung Poland" belief that the United States must resei^ed by a. Republican and a and including $10. He alao aUted payee’s name and address as well stores as soon as possible: Blair’s, Evidence that man had reached More than 100 iiiiles to the will only take such gasoline as they that, “ PosUl Notea may not be TBI.EPHONES962 a well-developed atage of mining dor Harriman and British Ambas­ And, Byrnes said, "Stalin wants Scottish and Welsh forces widened take the lead In international or­ Democrat. Brlen McMahon of as the remitter’s name and address Manchester Electric Division, south, the American Third Arhiy steadily their breach in the Sieg­ need. Instead of trying to fill up sent to a member of the armed 24 Dresses Formerly Up To $10.98 KEITH’ S Midwinter when mastodona trod the earth has sador Clark Kerr. a strong Poland because twice In ganization to ensure peace. Norwalk (D ), who waa ,elected in Ink to assure maximum protec­ V.'atkins Brothers. J. W. Hale's, gained up to a half mile in muddy, fried fine between the Maas and their tanka the supply will ba last November, became the senior forces overseas but are confined GAVELLO A SCHULZ C E. House a Son. It Is hoped been uncovered In South Africa. Byrnes termed the Polish decl- 25 years the Polish corridor was a enough to take care of the pres­ In his first public statement of tion to purchaser and posUl clerics doorway for Germany to Invade tortuous terrain through fresh Rhihe rivers, apeared beyond senator on Maloney*! death merely to the United Statea.” ent emergency. It has been report­ views, made In the course of a itoi Utility companies. Insurance cashing these Notes. Now $2.00 Russia." breaches In the Siegfried line op­ Kleve and emerged from the east­ press conference that saw ques­ About his political future, he posite northern Luxembourg. Sys­ ern edge of the pillbox-studdeil ed that a large supply reached companies, publishers, etc., have Byrnes laid heavy,strcss on the tions on several score subjects Bald, "I am too old a man to say FU«-Flghttaig Aid Clearance VALUES Hartford by boat late yesterday Informed postal officials that they protections to be afforded to small tematic blasting by tank destroy­ Relchswald. South of that forest flung at him, the senator-designate what the future will bring but I they established a bridgehead over and this will be delivered tomorrow are already receiving a large num­ Group 2— nations by the great powers but ers and self propelled guns carved also made public for the first time will try to answer the question In fighting fires, one gallon of avenues through the thickest part the Niers river. or the next day and by that tima ber of Postal Notea and that they strongly Indicated that the latter the trouble la expected to be over­ his political affiliation—he’s a Re­ squarely by saying that between water has an extinguishing value 42 Dresses Formerly Up To $19.98 of the west wall and a slackening Air support was given the troops now and November, 1946, I will are being handled easily and effec­ would not indefinitely argue over come. publican. tively. The amall 5c fee for Notea of 30 gallons, when forced through Include Reuphoistery of German artillery indicated that by approximately 1,000 British Not even (3ov. Raymond E. Bald­ never do, aay, or think anything a nozzle that breaks it up Into fog. issues before taking action. planes which hammered away at of $10 or less seema to be the fac­ This came out when a newsman the Germane were pulling back to win (R ) who appointed him to fill with that electloi. In view.' Now $7.88 SI. new positions south of Pruim. the Nazi forces, now estimated at the place of the late Francis T. asked whether he would comment seven divisions. on the decision of the Polish exile The breach was expanded to Nimitz Now Maloney (D) knew that. said I 4,000 yards depth and almost 11 Battle Into OrieUiauaen Hart, until he told the governor Group 3— governmenV In London to reject miles In width by the 5th, 76th In the northern sector the Cana the proposed settlement for and reporters about It simultane­ and 80fh divisions. dian forces battled their way over Using Guam 20 Art Wool Suits Formerly To $39.98 Poland. "How niany of them are ously at the press luncheon. Other fronts were quiet. Gen­ flooded terrain into GrietTiausen, Baldwin, who was host, cor­ / there?" Byrnes asked. eral Eisenhower had committed less than three miles from the in­ (Continued From Pngo One) roborated the admiral's declaration Now $10. up only a small fraction of his dustrial city of Emmerich (Pop. and added that the admiral’s poli­ strength to the offensive. 14,650) across the Rhine and about /nipplics burled here and there be­ tics would have made no difference 20 miles nortbwest of Wesel. Clearing weather over the en­ fore the American Invasion. In any case. "He was the man I Group 4— Democratic Club The fighting north and east of tire front tended to alow ground As Admiral Nimitz issued lU* wanted for the job,” said Baldwin. Kleve was described as the communique today telling of the Hart came to the luncheon with 41 Trimmed and Untrlmmed Coat* Endorses Wallace operations with increased thaws heaviest to date in the seven-day and flooding, but It permitted 68 th consecutive day's raid on newspapermen and top-ranking FOR THE CHARMING WOMAN old Canadian First Army offensive) Iwo Jima, enemy airbase In the state official^ fresh from an ova­ Now to i O ff great Allied air fleets to flay the Southwest of Kleve Crerar’s The Democratic club of Man foe. Nearly 4.500 bombers and Volcano islands, 750 miles south of tion In the Houae chamber of tbe forces were enlarging steadily a Tokyo, prisoners were - itlU being General Assembly where, before a Lovely florals fashioned into flattering silhouettes. Chester at Its regular monthly fighters pummeled the Germans bridgehead over the Niers more Group meeting unanimously passed a In the 24 hours ended at dawn. taken. joint session of Senate and House. Bright and beautiful dresses to lift your spirits than a mile east of captured Gen- Governor Baldwin tendered him resolution praising Henry Wal­ Canadlana Occupy KeUen AppeeUs tp Hlddea Comrade* when the snow falls— to start your early Spring nep, front advices said last night. hla commission as senator. Good Quality Flannelette Pajama.s lace's past record of achievement Canadian Highlanders occupied Patrol> (Sften go out with a Three miles southeast of Gennep Not Easy to Effectuate wardrobe. and backed hln\ 100 per cent for Kellen. two miles northeast of the an ^armored patrol stabbed Into Japanese interpreter who volun­ O tt, tarily appeals to his hidden com­ Only $2.98 the post of Secretary of Com­ ruias of Kleve, and Ontario High­ Hommseraum and returned with In a brief address, before get­ Sizes 16-17-18. merce, along with RFC functions. landers cleared Griethauaen. 300 60 prisoners to bring the total tak­ rades over the loud speaker. Many ting down to questions. Hart as­ respond by surrendering. Spun Rayons and Rayons The entertainment committee miles west of Berlin and close to en yesterday on this sector to 6, serted permanent peace waa pos­ Floral Prints and Plain Colors. made known to the members that the Rhine. Scots from Ontario 000. They've had enough hiding and sible through international organ­ final arrangements have been raiding halfway from Kellen to watching Americana speeding the ization but declared that an effec­ Keith’ s. Custom Reiqiholstery tremendous development of thla completed for the first annual the Emmerich ferry encountered tive peace agency would not be $ 4 - 7 9 dance sponsored by the club. The massive artillery and Naval base easy to effectuate. stiff opposition. German flood- i Greenback Shower while the Japanese themselvea get response by the club , members ing north of Kleve Increased; the | He called for full utilization of A Large Assortment of Purses Means Real Re-Bidding! no aid. favors an excellent attendance. campaign was aquatic in that re- | thla country’s capacity for leader­ Spun Rayons 14 to 20 — Rayons 14 to 44 — some half For Bride-Elect Army Llbertora alao hit Chichi ship and asserted it must give sizes 18^ to 24)^. A few rayons at $3.98 in larger sizes, Keith’s reupholstering is expert and thor­ The next meeting will be held gion; the tanks clanked in the ' Jima and Mel Jlma in tha Bonin Reduced to $1.50 on the second Thursday of March mud toward Goch. away no more of Its bargaining ough. Your suite is stripped to frame, r^ group Immediately north of tha power. Hart praised the results of 48-50 and 52. Tax Included. — the 8th—Instead of Tuesday. The Germans yesterday still Mias Ida CTampoeeo of O i^ er Volcano islands. built, rewebbed, refiniahed, filling and springs street was honored with a green­ the Dumbarton Oaks conference were near enough Kleve at points Babelthuap in the Palau Islands and tbe recent Big Three meeting replaced if neces.sar.v. It pays you extra to shell it heavily. back shower last night, given by and Yap in the western Carollnea but declared much work remained. New Fitted Smocks dividends in comfort, smart appearance, sat- South and southeast of the clear­ Mrs. Nina Armstrong of Main were targets of Marine fighters. He did not favor partitioning of Pvt. Roy Haugli ed Relchswald. the Germans pull­ street, who was assisted by her isfying Cost . No more, often less Germany "for the sake of parti­ Nicely taUored, colorful smocks In Orchid. Green and Rose. ..'llm l’s why we’re popular! Wounded in War ed back to the line of the Niers sister, MLss Anne Merenlno. Up­ tioning in itseir* he said, but ex­ See them all tomorro'w! river, which already has been wards of 25 friends of the bride- Public Record8 pressed the belief that there would crossed and bridged by the Allies. elect were present. be aubatantlal territorial shifts on Nrw Arrivals of J*^al)rics Mean We Can Private Roy Haugh. youngest East of Kieve. Germans of three Mrs. Armstrong used red and (Sermany’s eastern frontier at the son of Mr. "and Mrs. Samuel Haugh parachute divisions were thrown white Valentine decorations. The end of the war. As to the exprese­ 'Warrantee Deeds $ 3 - 2 9 Again Offer Reupholstering to a Limited of 31 Edgerton street, was wound­ back on their heels and the sting dining table had for its centerpiece ed desire of the French to annex was taken from their counter-at­ a large heart edged with lace Morris Housen to Kunlgunda ed in action Jn France on January Bastis. property located on Oak­ luge slices of adjacent <3erman 31, his parents were notified by tacks. AP Correspondent Roger D. dollies. Streamera from a tall bou­ territory, Hart said there waa al­ Number of Custo***®*’*- Greene reported. quet of red and white carnations, land street. the War department yesterday. Homes Inc., to Fred P. Fergu­ ways the troublesome precedent of It’* been nearly three month* *lnce we've offered Th’? wound was slight, the tele­ Prisoners Now Total 5,300 led to envelopes on the table con­ Alsace-Lorraine to be kept in our uphol*tery service In this newspaper, due to taining the greenbacks. Games, son, property on Coolidge street. gram stated. The total of prisoners in the six- mind. j y j A R L O W ’ S fabric shortage*. This new shipment of beautiful music and dancing were enjoyed. Young Haugh graduated from day Canadian offensive rose to Mum On Length Of W u long wearing fabric* Is what you and we have b ^ Manchester High school this last 5,300. Miss Camposeo Is the fiancee of Although Hart waa commander- waiting for. Make an early selection, don’t waitl June and entered eervice Imme­ The village of Hasaelt, three Sergeant Maurice Jodoin of Park in-chlef of the. Asiatic -fleet at —For Values Advertise in The Herald——II Pays diately. He went overseas In De­ miles east of Kieves and four Terrace, Hartford, who la an in­ Pearl Hubor and has long been a structor and Interpreter at Craig cember. northwest of Calcar, was taken in top-ranking authority on Pacific Field, Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Haugh have six a mile advance. Troops which cap­ affairs, he declined to discuss the D y W OF M>MANCHESTEr sons in the service, one of them. tured Bedburg advanced more NOW PLAYING probable length of the war against Sergeant William Haugh being a than a mile beyond it on- the road Chinese Reds Japan. prisoner of war in Germany. to Udem. Neither did he care, he said, to The retreating Germans were Reject Plans take any stand on the pending flailed by artillery firing wheel to nomination of former Vice Presl- e i w s w’heel and by sky-darkening fleets dant Henry Wallace to be secre­ 1115 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL of planee firing cannons and ma (Continued From Page One) tary of commerce until he had chine-guns and loosing bomba and more time to acquaint himself LECLERC rockets. Kuomintang (the government 'With the facts. FUNERAL HOME The Germans blew more dykes party), the Chinese Communist He also declined ts discuss the on the Rhine north of Kieve. send party and other parties aa well aa 8»MUIlGoU»WWpis* ______'work or fight bUl on the same 2 H Main Street ing fresh torrents Into the flooded some non-partisan Independent grounds. Phone 6269 region. Allied engineers countered leaders to consider interim meas­ X BOBHOrtE-**^ Flavors Unlv^eraal Training MIDWINTER Clearance Items by dynamiting other dykes which ures of military and political uni­ He did favm: some sort of uni­ swamped the enemy. fication pending a convocation ot PRINCESS«|d*ePlBATE versal military training, he said, Scottish troops bridged the Niers a national congreas.” VIRGINIA MAYO 1»ecau8e he thought It would be Are Reduced 10%-To 40% AUCE COFRAN near Zelderschehelde, just west of The Information minister add­ MUM . MUM ciaei "beneficial.” Asked hla attitude on ed: (Known Aa ()aeen Alice) German-held Kessel oji the ap SIEZM * IIEM49*R(l«6llR labor, the admiral Said he had "no if- SPIRITUAL MEDIUM proaches to Goch. Street fighting "In the course of the negotia- fault to find with collective b u - tiona we appreciated the disinter^ Plus: ‘THE GREAT MIKE’ ' Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son erupted in nearby villers. The ■ gaining but I believe the rights of Bom With a Veil ^ ested but friendly efforts of tbe organised labor also carry with Readinga Dally. Inrludlng Sunday. United States ambassador, Maj. them responsibility and account­ Ocn. Patrick J. Hurley, in keeping 9 A. M. to 9 P. .M. Or By Appoint­ ability." ment. In the Service of the Peo­ the two aides together and In On the question of what the ple for SO Teara. Personal Notices helping create a better atmos­ United SUtes ot^^ht to do to hus­ phere for the negotiations.'* 109 Church 8treet» Hartford, Conn band Its resources. Hart said it Phone 6-3034 In Memoriam Dlasppears Too Soon probably would have to continue In tender lorlnx memory of Elle; pouring them out for some time to Farrell: / Denver, O>lo.—UP) — Amateur HARTFORD come but added that greater fru- One year has patted alnce that aad Magadan William Hyer lugged hU " gality was needed. A REMINDER! day. personal 40-pound sink to an audi­ "Vim* Always Wasteful” r The one we loved was called away. Both the Army and Navy had Ood took her home. It waa hit will. torium for his performance after When You Need More someone noticed he "used every' tieen wasteful to some extent, he c But In our hearta the llveth atilj. thought, but "war is always a I thing but the kitchen sink" in hla Lovinziy reni-mbered by daughter, a ct He put It beneath a piano un­ wasteful business.” INSURANCE ■on, and gr>ndc)iUdrrn.' ‘ The press coni’erence was de­ Farrell Family. til time to make It disappear. It Fire - Theft • Antomoblle disappeared too soon, thoujgh, and cidedly unusual. Hart sat at a table with Baldwin and other police now are helping Hyer look or Famitnre Card of Thanks i state officers along one aide of a Through the medium of The Herald. for It. I wish to express deep appreciation (or (lining room hall In the Hartford CALL the thoughtful kindneaa of trtehda and club while reporters, editors and aaaoclataa daring the months I have Werid’a Largest Ranch a number o f publlahera sat at ta­ bean a abuUn. through a tall In my bles about nlm and fired away. home. I cannot say enough In pralac The King ranch. In Texas, Is the The be-rlbboned admiral, alert SOFA BED ALEXANDER of the Public Health Nursing Aaaoeia- largest ranch In the wori

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Wayne Lohmeier of Lincoln, Neb .■ Sizc.i to keep in reserve $0 avoM and its radioman, T-S Barry Grubb such Uifficuity In the future. , ^ With a'Boob and a Beauty Aboard! Heara Husband of Hellertown. Pa., have already Bookmarks. . By Robert Duncan , Rationing Data Walter Joyner Cite Progress Appointments been reported as prisoners of war. The following appointments Lieut. Towle Is the son of Mrs. Furnished by were approved: Mrs. CSiarles Mit­ War Prisoner Irene Towle Strong of Avon snd Humor Abounds in ^Narratives of Prewar France Of Red Cross has been In the Air Forces since Office of Flight Officer chell as Prisoner of War rsprs- - Our Navy’s War In The Air Told Ip Paintinsrs Prlo# Administration ssnUtlv# to fiU the place left by April, 1948. He is a naUve of Regfoaal Department ef the removal from town of Mrs. Message Heard Over the Keene; N. H., where he graduated Informatloa Home on Leave After Committee (llhairmen in Alan Richardson. Mias 'Virginia Radio, Relayed to W ife .'rom the Keene High school. He Members Have Wives Nelson, co-chairman of Canteen; was formerly employed in the SITM-UPS; 56 Tremont Street, Boston, 8, Reports Show Good Ag Guests; Fine Enter­ Maasachusetta Graduation as Naviga­ Mrs. Louis Custer, co-chairman of In Manchester. Pratt & Whitney plant. F.Ost itlen and Women of Lo­ contained in' "Perils in Provence, j ,igtance of the Office of Deputy Blood Donor Service. It was Longmeadow. And Other Ticklish Places,” by I chief of Naval Operations (Air). ‘*Man in the Shower,’’ by tor on Feb. 10. W ork Being Done. cal Plant Praised; Re­ tainment Provided. voted to change the regulaV Mrs. Frederick Towle, of 11 Theodore Pratt (Duell, Sloan A j "rhe paintings, which deal largely Peter Amo (Simon A Schuster: Meato, Fata, Etc. monthly meetings of the Boatti of cently Completed Mak­ Peare#: $2) recalls a France which; with training activities, vyere done $2.50). 112 Am o cartoons, with Book Four Red Stamps Q5 with 18 members present, Dr. Directors to the first' ‘ "'ondayMon at West street, wife of Lieutenant The Rotarians set aside all busi­ the artist in his usual good Walter Hammond Joyner, 23, Freys Observing ha# been for some time defunct.! under the auspices of the Navy, through S5 good through March Eugene M. DavU, chairman, called 8:16 p. m. Frederick Towle, 25, pilot of a Fly­ ing 300,000th *C3iute. ness last night in order to enter­ form. 81. Stamps ‘T5 through X5 good son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. ( f imt also a France, an Italy, a but were paid for and donated to the directors of Manchester chap­ ------^ . ing Fortress which was shot down tain their wives and guests in an Spain, a Westchester, and a the government by a private firm, through April 28. Stamps Y5 and Joyner, of' 31 Holl street, wqs Dale jof W edding evening of fun at the Y. M. C. A. “The Book of Naturalists,” ter of the American Red Cross to Manchester, Fab. 14—President Greenwich Village which could Abbott Laboratories, Z5 and A2 through D2 good graduated last Saturday as a over Germany on November 30, George Ashton, choir leader o f the edited by William Beebee through June 2. order for the February monthly Training Cdiirse 1944, waa iilformed last night by Menry R. Mallory of Pioneer Para­ happen only to a Theodore'Pratt— | As art in the loftier sense of Flight Officer and received his sil­ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Frey, of STA& LINE South Methodist church, started allowing that there mav be others.: the term, most of the pictures can (Knopf: $3.50). (Jomprehensive Processed Foods ver wings as an aerial navigator meeting Tuesday afternoon at 4 A Captain George E. Ellinger of the chute Company announced today the ball rolling with group sing­ anthology of writing of 45 i New Britain Police Depart’ment, 6 West street, are observing the somewhere, to whom siich delight-1 be dismissed, but they do have a Book Four Blue Stamps X5 at the Navigation School, San Mar­ o’clock. The minutes of the Decem­ For Girl Scouts 40th anniversary of their wedding the company has been awarded the ing and soon had those present ful and Improbable happlngs hap-, hlgb reportorlal 'value, and that, well-known naturalists. through Z5 and A2 and B2 good cos, Texas, Army Air Field. He is (hat he had listened in to a radio P$p$i-Cola Compant. Loaf /eland City, N.Y, calling for more and more songs. ber meeting were read by the sec­ / ' today. They were married in Hun­ Army-Navy "i" flag for excel­ pen after .all. was the purpose of the through March 31. Stamps C2 now vl.«iltlng his parents here while broadcast from a German prison gary and have lived in Manrhestor Franchised Bottler: Peiml^ola Bottling Co. of Central Village, Conn. lence of production for the third Following the dinner a pre­ As, for instance, the case of the | book. The athletic pre-flight "Death Defies the Doctor,” through G2 good through April 28. on a 10 days’ leave before further retary, Mrs. H. B. DeWolf, and camp between 10:15 and 10:30 last arranged surprise wss In store for by Denis Muir (Phoenix: A training program tor Girl for '3.') years. time. ^ unabashed artist who each mom- training program is covered with Sugar assignment. approved as amended. night and had heard Lieut. Towle Mr. and Mrs. Frey have six chil- , Under Secretary of War Robert the party when Mark Holmes, Ing worked on a painting of Mr. illustrations of hand - to - hand $2.00). Murder in New Guinea, Flight Officer Joyner ^entered Ftmt Aid Scout Brownie leaders will be held messaging his rclative.s that he with a hint of the supernatural. Book Four Stamp 34 good for tlrcn, all of whom reside in *^an- T. Patterson, in a letter addressed chairman of the program commit­ and Mrs. Pratt In bed He had an combat, obstacle courses, calis­ five pounds through Feb. 28- service in May, 1943. He had en-- York Strangfeld, First Aid chair­ aj^^e South Methodist church in was a German prisoner with other tee. Interrupted President Stephen r- ( '" i ehester. They are; Stephen Jr., Jo­ to the men and women of Pioneer unopposed view through the bed­ thenics, and "abandon ship’’ Stamp 35 valid for five pound! listed in the Army Air Forces a man, reported fine resulU from the ^the ladies’ parlor on Thursday aft­ members of the crew of his plane. seph Frey, Mrs. Eugene Magnau, Dube as he was about to give his training in the swimming pool, "The Legion of the Lost,” Parachute Company, said the third room window of their house In through June 2. Another stamp year previously and was a student blank run in The Herald, and g o ^ ernoon, Feb. 15, at 2 o’clock. Relays the Message Mi-s. Sam Clpolla, Henry Frey, —RECORDS— award for "high achievement In welcoming address, and stated that Cagnes-sur-Mer, and In reply to to mention a few of Its many vig­ by John Creaaey (Stephan scheduled to be validated Msy 1. at Trinity College, Hartford, when progress made in plana for classes The message as received by Mrs. Daye; $2.50). Spies (on our All Girl Scout leaders, council now with the U. S. Air Forces, and the production of war materiel the ladles were to take over the their heated objections made the orous phases. called. He is a graduate of Man­ to start about March 1. Towle from C-ptain Ellinger, meeting. Mrs. Dube then gave the side) to the rescue in occu­ Shoes and committee members will re­ William Frey. They also have, six , , . stands as a symbol of your implacable rejoinder, "Monsieur. I Planes of all types, from train­ chester High school. Home Service read: ’’Darling, sure hope you are grandchildren. at and continuing contribution welcoming addre.ss and from there ers on up. and an impressive sec­ pied Ehirope. Book Three airplane stamps 1, ceive instruction Thursday evening paint only what I see.” Mr. Pratt 2 and 3 valid indefinitely; OP A The new officer is . entitled to Miss Jessie Reynolds, Home Ser­ all right. I am absolutely O. K. Mr. Frey is employed by the P at 7:30 in the Federation room of the cause o f freedom.” on anything could be expected. bought the painting. tion of blimps are shown on the wear three seta of wings following vice secretary, re p o rt^ 144 cases Magician Entertains Bays no plans to cancel any. Center church. Miss Ruth Rothen- Take good care of yourself and Town of Manchester. ______rMr. Mallory, on behalf of the There was the pig whom no ground and in the air. ’The "Wave” such valuable Innovations aa the his graduation as a navigator hav­ opened, 140 closed and four con- tell all my friends to write to me. Pioneer workers who recently com­ RoSs Shirer, well known local gets her full share, too. and is Gasoline burger from National Girl Scout Henry B. Mallory ' one, least of all its seller, had the water-injection engine, the shut­ ing previously been graduated as Unued, with $57 Jlnanclai'assist­ headquarters will conduct these in­ Bob Hope and Virginia M.ayo. here shown, are paasengers on All my love. See the Red Choss.” pleted the 300,000th parachute, re­ magician, was the first of the en­ portrayed rigging parachutes, in 14-A coupons good everywhere ance extended during the past heart to slaughter for a feast: the terless aerial camera, and a new for four gallons through March an observer and as a bombardier. struction courses. It is hoped that the good ship Mary Ann when .she 1s attacked by pirates—and this The signature of the message was plied that "we will all continue to tertainers, and with the assistance the control tower, and repairing droppable fuel tank which in After entering service h# under­ month. M is^ Elizabeth Clark, the Congregational church in Med­ Provencal porker finallv obliged 21. B-5, C-5, B-6 and C-6 coupons all individuals interested will make is the start of the meuy tale in "The Princess and the Pirate, Tech- "Fred.” The prison camp is Sta- put forth our best efforts for the of Ross Junior pre.scnted a half by running away and getting him­ and grooming the Navv’s planes. creases the range of the giant went training at St. Louis, Spring- chairman o^Junlor Red Cross, re­ SORETHROAT COLUMBIA — DECCA — VICTOR M ieflt of the Army and the Navy ford, Mass. He has been at Pres­ hour of magic acts which had Paintings of life aboard a carrier good everywhere for five gallons. an effort to attend these classes. nicolor comedy which Samuel Goldwyn produced for RKO radio re- lig-Luft A. self killed by a car. It was the Martin Mariner by 60 per cent are field, Mo., Oklahoma City, San An­ ported the Completion of Valentine Reinemliers Her Dream duatoaceld. .JetaUttktime-tested antil the final days of victory ar- ton, Conn. everyone completely baffled. deserve special mention, for some­ Fuel Oil favors p r the Manchester hos­ All new Gin Scout leaders will lease playing at the Stale trxlay. 'Hiur.'iday Friday. Saturday. A series of five special sermons ex-owner (“See how young! See among the subjects which the au­ tonio, Texas, Childress, Texas, and Mrs. Towle, who lives with her Following more group singing how pink! . . . What pain it la to how they achieve greater realism thor was able to discuss without Last year's Period Four and Five finally at San Marcos, Texas. pital, ^ e town farm and Newing- be given instruction Friday after­ Mias Mayo is the lovely new lending lady to the comedian who of j VapoRub # 1 £ 1 C With the winning of the third has been arranged for Sunday in which Mrs. Ernest Roy and than any photograph. coupons and this year’s Period One tonTlome. Also the collection by noon, Feb. 16, in the Robbins course is starred, with Walter Slezak, Walter Brennan and Victor parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Mc- POTTERTOM'S mornings at the Union church by part with him.' He has so much revealing military secrets. Flight Officer Joyner’s younger donkey stated last night that she ‘".>r,»"TSVLYlS5! “B” awar^ the Pioneer Parachute Mrs. Benjamin Crehore assisted by sympathy!” who ate the largest Mr. Cooke spent many months through Four coupons good in all brother, Herbert Joyner, a Private, J^ior Red Cross members of be- room at the Center church at 2 McLaglen also embraced in the featured billing. Amy-Navy flag, flying over the the pastor. Dr. George S. Brookes, rendering impromptu solos, the o’clock. Miss Rothenburger will had had a dream the nlgTit before A1 The Center portion. “The Aircraft Annual- - 194.5 of this year in England as s war areas. Period Five Coupons good First Class., is now an X-ray tech­ iKveen 200 and 300 used belt Open Thursday Until 9 P. M. Closed Saturday At 6:30 P. M. factory, now carries two white as follows; Feb. 18, the Gospel A c­ Three Andrew Slaters, Gene Suss- in Midwest and South. All coupons also conduct this instruction course in which she received a letter from Mr. Pratt was forever in diffi­ by David C. Cooke (McBride: correspondent specializing In aW' nician on duty somewhere in the buckles, requested for the Bradley received a rcfreslier course In sion to Africa when Measer- atars. The original award was cording to St Matthew: Feb, 25, man, John Peckham and Donald good throughout current heating Field hospital in connection with which is open to all new Girl Scout schmitt plants at Regensburg her husband." I felt sure that I Reud Herald Advs. the Gospel according to St, Mark; culties with the French police; $3.99) is not only a very adequate atlon. He lived with flyere and European war theater. leaders as well as prospective lead­ high altitude -flying, first aid, made In December, 1042, a year af­ Klemer, entertained with their season. the making of belts by the conva­ were bombed. would hear from Fred, as Monday March 4, the Gospel according to there was the matter of cartes reference 6ook, but its story of knows his subject, being a pilot ers snd those interested In this ditching procedure, communica­ ter Pearl Harbor. burlesque of the famous trio. d’ldentlte for his cat, a damage the war in the air and account of himself. The layman will have Serial Numbers Called lescent patients: also the collec­ He is the son of Mr. and Mra night I dreamed that I had receiv­ S t Luke; March 11, the Gospella c - Pots On Quiz Show Ration Board Hours program. tions, and learned latest combat ed a letter from him,” she said. I One Week Delivery At MacDonald’s ' suit for a clgaret-bum in a sheet aeronautical developments of the no trouble with the technical side tion of 40 or 50 records, as well as tips from veteran fliers. A. V. Lindsay of 38 Edgerton cording to St. John; March 18, George Bowe, announcer for the Following are the hours at the the purchase of several new ones, street. Manchester, and he was a "I have never given up hope and Message according to S t Paul. (he claimed he had retained past year makes good reading. of the book, accurate though it Is Fort Lewis, Wash.—iJP\— Ydu’ll He is a member of the 388th WTIC Quiz' of Two Cities program France’s most famous criminal Improvement in plane design, In that department. local office of the. War Price and hear three serial numbera/called for Bradley Feld. The enrollment student at Colgate University be­ I thank God that he is alive and Young Married Couples broadcast every Friday evening, Rationing Board at the State Bomb. Group, a unit of the Third Rockville lawyer to defend him), and out at formatlona of Company B, of two additional Bolton schools Corporal Lindsay Air Division, the division cited by fore he enterealBene, 25, had been killed In and a Valeptine social following About Town who is cast, as hard-boiled. Fred E. Werner and Ray Kulpln- trition. sent her report that a period-of training for Cpk— Lind­ -life and to wqather many, a financial storm. -pttlon oh liuson, January 19. the business meeting. Miss Emma devil-may-care newsmanTTjut who aky. /The Original In New England! Nutrition class, scheduled to start say. both In the States and since ______JALD OPHOLSTERINO^. ,4j®e was bom In Rockville, Jan- Bata is chairman with Mrs. Inaa quickly emerges as wide-eyed, in­ Mr. Werner who la organist of Must Get Own Data this month, was too small, and arriving at this ftation, where he Without going further back in history than the |‘t iitfy 18, 1920 and attended St. Bchook as co-chairman. Temple (Chapter, O. E. S., will genuous, and somev/hat on the the church Is completing his 21st has been postponed until next fall. first World War, ask those who SAVED a good OS-T MAIN STREET HARTFORD PHONE 2-4127 L Senard’a and the Rockville High meet this evening in the Masonic sappy side. His toughness takes Blood Donors Ash Wednesday Services year as a teacher of the church Bloomington, 111.—m Mrs. John Pitkat of Pillsbury D. 2 Can St. Lawrence / the occasion. way duplicate the contents of the the effectiveness of home ^HDl, who stated that on Friday, The guest# pre#ent from Hart­ Mary C. Keenay Tent, Daugh­ DODGE $$I0 $745 1 $8S0 $1030 $1390 1 $149$ ters of Union War Veterans, will medication often dc|tends “■ebruary 2 she fell on Vernon ford and thl# town pdoled ^ e lr 1 STUDERAKER 1 $430 > $935 1 $1080 1 $1040 $1380 $149$ kitbags, aa $hey **’« • upon the ability to begin venue. injuring her hand. The gifts and presented Mr. O'Connell meet tomorrow evening at the Tender Sweet Peas c..17c purely recreational items, o f a home of National President Mra. ' NASH $S2$ 1 $745 1 $980 $120$’ $110$ $1819 also to be carried easily In pocket DYE-CRETE treatment of Illness instant­ unicatlon was referred to the with a purse of money. H e. ex­ 1 PONTIAC $$■0 . <79$ 1 $740 1 $99$ $1278 liiif ’ ly. Meet Winter’s attacks ma Cpmmlttee. pressed his gratitude for all their Beatrice Manning, of 47 Maple No. 2 Can Winslow's Fancy All Green or kit such as miniature cribbage ir STOPS p v s r r street. A Valentine social will fol­ boards, checker boards, crossword half-way by ches-klng your 4 .Alderman Hoermann reported kindness. medicine chest supplies ‘n at the Finance committee had low the' bustneaa session and each Wo loy Cars and Trucks of All filakoR, Yobit and pusala books, small musical In- if HAHOSMS TOM SOMPAem member is requested to bring a- Can struhients, harmonicas, ocarinas, against these tried and iimtered into a contract with Wil­ Types, Rcqardless of CMdltieB Asparagus 39c proven reliefs and dally valentine for exchange. Mrs. Man­ etc. Each Connecticut chapter fred Lutx of this city who audited Deaths ’'Last Night if TO§ eolon. ponsTMATss health ms'ds. Make a note the dty books In 1944 to do so for ning will be assisted In serving by Is asked to provide two gifta s Mrs. Muriel Davis, president of Juicy, Sweet iitTo eoMcnwrst of your needs— then mark up IMS. under the new contract one month, each gift not to exceed savings at our MID-WIN- Mary C. Keeney Tent. $2 In value, to be used In the edpy will be filed each quarter and Jeruaalem — Miss Henrietta Drhe ht— We wilt hny TKR SAI.F,! at the end of the year there will be Szold, 80, Zionist leader and social Dos. birthday recognition of boys re­ ir OPAMO MSWt Former claasmatM at Hlgb Florida Oranges eoples for each member of the worker largely responsible for Phone m—• yopr eer turning home on hospital ships. Dye-Crete, a sensational cone ret* Board of Aldermen. bringing 13,000 Jewish children school of Sergeant Ted Wood­ The Camp and Hospital com* Superior Court from countries of Nazi persecution ward will be interested to know Or write in. over the phone. mlttee has sent furiiiture and rec­ floor flnisb used fai industrial plants Mrs. Dorothy Fischer Russell of to Palestine. She was bom in that he baa been tranaferred from Med. Size Baldwin Apnies ords to Avon convalescent hos­ for yean. Is now available for RockviHe was granted a divorce Baltimore, Md. Italy to France, and that'^e has pital, and Is providing soft slip­ home-ownen! Now yon can give j from Charles J. Russell on grounds Onclnnati — Harry Winfield been decorated for his achieve­ pers being made by a group of / your basement, garage or porch Of desertion. She was awaMed the Bro'wn, 69, former publisher and ments. He 1# with tUb' 447th Manchester produc.tU)'n workers, Oostody of their four children and editor of the defunct Cincinnati Bombing Squadron. CAPITOL MOTORS^ Inc. 4 25c s*^95e to Bradley Field hospital.' floor a flnish that not only atopa given $14 a week toward the sup­ Commercial Tribune and later an 388 Mela St. - War Fund dust but dyes the eoncrete, desp^i port of the phildren, at the session executive of The Cincinnati En­ Corporal John W. Aceto, 195 Dye-Crete Is easy to nse—whether Tj Gr. Spruce street; CorporsNWslter B. Successfully Used Over 85 Years Herbert House, War . Fund Of the Tolland County Superior quirer.' the concrete Is old or new, damp Court held in Rockville on Tuesday Corinth, Mass.—Russell Keaton, Archlvy, 25 74'orth School street; HEALTH MARKET chairman, reviewed the lineup of a s p ir in 1th Judge Howard- W. Alcorn 35, author of the comic strip, "Fly­ (Jorpofal William C. Avsry, 9 Pur­ committee chairman for the drive, or dry! TABLETS [presiding. nell place; and Private Hsrvsy U ^iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiimiiNiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu and stated that again this year )PAGAN! ing Jenny.” , ' ObncFre the Lenten aeaaoii with WHre Sea Pood Dye-Crete la not n Judge Alcorn reserved decision Miami— William E. Petty. 88, Johnson, of 205 North Elm street an exhibit of pictures of Man­ 100 for 23c ere members of a U. 8. Army port dishes on yonr menu. It’s a good Idea—for economy, chester servlca men and women surface flniahi it the divorce actions of Margaret former world’s champion pistol penetrates and ac­ ood of Somers against Ellsworth shot. company now assigned to an Im­ for health, and as a help in the period of ahortages. would be shown in the windows portant Belgian port There art 81 of local storso, starting next Mon­ tually becomes part Wood and Katherine Hunt of , the concrete. of Andover against Bernard other Oonnsotlcut men In this “Something For The Boys” day. A meeting of all workers Manchester’s I Officials DeUver V X tm eholee of fonr Brown of Willimantic. 285th Port Company handling sup­ will be held February 27 as the ply operations for the Alltad foroea FRESH SEA FOOD: handsome colors! Tile case of George Duncan of Schenectady, N. Y.— UP)— The . start o f the canvas, to be held Don’t yon want the THURSDAY, -fRIDAY, SATURDAY SPECIALS! Ington, t:hBrged with breaking Schenectady Railway company has In France, Germany and tin Low­ during March. entering in the night season lands. Color OhrdT Foremost Caterer three new buses, but it. took the Qnohogs Bofton Blu« Special Kervicee f continued to the June session, president of the company and two PLAID MACKINAWS Mrs. Henry Mallory, chairman Two Eaay the accused is seeking to enter V w o new cases of mesalaa are of Volunteer Special Services, re­ Applications service. ■union officials to bring them here Mackerel Boneless Fillets Whether You Plan' for Ten or Ten Thousand, Arnold reported aa having developed In With Hood. Some Reversible. Sizes S to 16. ported as • follows: 31 Canteen DYE- The case of Eugene C. Bigelow from Cleveland. With no drivers Manchester UUa past week the Pagan! and His Expert SUff of Culinary Artists will PIMT SIZi available to make deliveries, Ed­ membedb gave 167 hours during 1 •> CRETE • Coventry was assigned for trial Stats Health dspsFtmant bulletin Cod Smelts HARDENER MUk o f Ihursday. ward Q McGlnley, railway presi­ Indicates today. January, feeding 300 donors at the prepare food that will delight the epicures! SWAN SOAP hardens, eolon Unlou Church Notes dent, and Charles Wisher and Le­ Blood Bank, and serving hinch- Magnesia roy Bostwick, president and vies $8.95 to $14-95 ' eoas to 73 workers. 5 Home and diutproofS LAWQg C A K t (U m ii2> ’ Members and friends of the Telegrams—25o the eoBercte. Mr. Pagani has had years o f experience in preparing dinners for ac- church are pleased to Icam president of the Transport Work­ Quick Frosted Fish Cakes ^ Service workers gave 98 1-4 hours, 11 Motor Corps drivers ,t Rev. Raymond Fiedler, a for- ers Union Local 159 (CIO), spent The Post office department put DYE-CRETE FLOOlk EMAM tuaily thousands of people. *9*(Limit 18 member of the church has ac- 30 hours driving the buses from a special telsgrmau and rates in Chop Suey Shrimp Etc. drove 617H mile# ln^ll6 1-4 hours during the month, while 82.Pro-, 2• EL gives a tongh, tastnm 50* BARBASOL . a call to the pastorate of factory over snow-clogged roads. effect for rstumad ssrviosmsn flnish that icristo oIooImI. gMoUae, 35 ductlon workers gafve 878 hours and servicsihen bring discharged and chemicala. SHAVING CREAM (U m k I Jt J BOYS’ LONGIES to knitting and sewing. 14 Staff FOR Y0UR NEXT PARTY OR B ANQUET— WHEREVER IT MAY from service. A variety of mes­ * WHEW! >tsslstnnts< woiked 144 S-4 hqura: sages are offered which may be 'tweeds Plaids — Plain Colors. BE-rTEL. 7364 OR 5790. ARNOLD PAGANI IS STAFFED AND quart SIM m'^OLUNTBER BLANK BIXMID DONOR SERVICE 88 Nurses’ Aides gave 1340 hours sent to any point in the United BIRDS EYE ANNOUNCES t ! ! $ K*l. M D IB K A L i Manchester Chapter. 'The American Red Cross States for only 2Sc. Tbs tele-' and 50 minutes. M ra Broensn, 4.95 EQUIPPED TO GIVE YOU THE BEST IN FOOD AND SERVICE^ IRONIZED YEAOt 71 chairman .of Production^ reported grama will be liaed in rotation ,01L 1 Want To Donate Blood for the Army and Nary that 144 kitbaga are being filled TABLETS. $1.00 Size (U m k I ) . - ...... ‘— centers, sepaTatloh centsri and $3-98 to $9.95 a n d w i l l s e r v e y o u a n d y o u r f r i e n d s WHEREVER YOU Lenten BAKED BEAN Special! thla week, and that a quoU of debarkation hospita^. Sizes 6 to 13. Waist 8ixes'24 to 30. woric for the lobal hospital haa been accepted. Mias Sampson, WISH. "Reteasa Kits" 1-Pound Pdekoge Baked Beans SUPPOSITORIES chairman of the Nurses’ Aides committee, stateg that much dif­ GLYCERIN, 2Sc SIZE. INFANT OR ADULT (Um is i ) . • • "Release Kit**’ containing JOHNSON 8c Package!' ficulty has been encountered in .Ass. lS-20. • •« Asa. SI-SO rasor, blades, shaving cream, note obtaining uniforms in time for the paper, envelopes, a pencil, a tooth­ last two clasass,- and that unt- brush, paste, socka, handkerchlsCs, kMk hoar jo* prafer appointment: 28-Ounce Package Baked Beans toHaa bad to be borfowed from I M . . , . . 1-8...... 3-8 ..... 8 -4 ...... comb, eoap, a novel, playlBg tbd Hartford cha|i{er for, the PAINT CO. LIQUORS AT REASONABLE PRICI cards, hard candy, chewing gum, 11c Packoge! ptoaent class to w ^ In their hoa- Fin in and maO to cigareta. and a leather dgart 699 Maia Street ARNOLD PAGANI ‘ SONS T>IU1 work. It was voted to 01^ Rad Oooa, Hooaa A Halo Qufidini ease are being issued American AT THR HlALTII MARKET! de^ a number of \ uniforms in sU M an ch ester serricemeo. released from enemy orisoa oaMs._hy lha Rag Ckogii'

A .■-■■ -i p a (;e f i MANCHESHEF EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C O N N .. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1948 > MAWrHPJIIil KK KVPiNfNtJ HPJKAI^n, MAWUHP^S’l'FHl, tX>NN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1948 Mrs. Mary R. Sandstrom, mother, WhyThomands mt D octors rcE SIX Agnes Gladding, mother, 32 Lenox seph’ Lukeso, father, R.F.D. No ] M n. Jpyce Baldwin, mother, 218 2, Torrington. 183 Liberty street, Middletown. H avsl what they can di to honor these Caroline street, Derby. street, Hartford. it comes to a proposal for build­ American ajilhoriUc.s will be In Goodrich, First LleuL Joseph E. Mlccio, Pvt. Sylvester A.—Mrs. Sarantopouloa, Pfc. Charles G.— heroic men. 40 Casualties Burdick, Pvt. Kenneth J.—^Mrs. Adele N. Mlccio, wife. 32 Lawton George L. Sarantopouloa, father, Manchester ing peace. We are much less position to note and report and —Nathaniel H. Batchelder, friend, I P. F. C. House Studies Three Edith M. Burdick, wife, 10 Lake- street, 'Torrington. • P. O. Box 4, Danielson. afraid of a peace-building and act on any possible variation I The Serviceman view avenue. New Canaan. Loomis Institute. Windsor. The Open Forum From State MichaeL ***«• Moses G., Jr.— Savlelkt, Pfc. Cart A.—Alphonse Evening Herald peace-protecting proposal which from the formula laid dowm at i PraJsea Sgt. Btnok Cain, Pvt. Clement J.— Mra. Gost, Pfc. Henry A.—Mrs. Katherine M. Goat, mother, 255 Moses G. Michael, father, 183 Deer Saviello, father, 270 Ferry street. PDBUSUBO BT Til Yalta. They could not fail to Editor, The Herald, Anna Cain, mother, 370 Windsor HIU avenue, Danbury. CTWAT-P PBIMTINQ CO. INC might cost us a few millions than CommunicaUona for publications in the Open Forum wUl not Emergency Measures Meadowsbide road, Milford. New Haven. note that the prescriptions laid Dear Sir: , Income Tax— No. avenue, Wilson. Michalko, Pfc. Paul E.—Mrs. U Bissau Btrsat we are of a new war which would be guaranteed publication if they contain more than 300 words. Thought you would be interested Listed Among 2,858 Cewe, Pfc. John J.—Mrs. Anna Hooks, Pfc. Charles A.—Mrs. Sedletskl, Pvt. Chester —Mra. Hsnebester. Conn. down at Yalta are so definite and Mary Mlcbalko, mother, 107 Cher­ certainly cost us untold billions. The Herald reserves the right to decline to publish any matter to know about one of your home­ Wife Entitled to $500 Exemption Cewe, mother, 48. Blast Pearl Marion M. Hooka, wife, 260 Pine Nllda SedleUki, wife, 105 Meadow THOMAS rEROUSON that may be libelous or which is in bad taste. Free expression Danbury traffic cqurt waa made Soldiers Reported as str«et, Bridgeport. ry sUeet, Torrington. Pertussin mast be food when tbosi* Gansiml Msnacar And that, we think, should be the specific that the whole world can town boys. .^gislators . Hopeful street. New Haven. street, Bristol. sands upon thousands of DoctofS Foundad Octobar 1, ISfti watch their fulfillment. They of poliUcal views Is desired by oontribuUons of this charmetor'' This story concerns Sgt. George by legislators and othera from Chanda. T-4 John—Mra. Julia Huntinfrion, Pvt. HUlery C., Ill •MlUer, Pvt. Daniel P. F.—Mra Smith, Pfc. William J.—Mrs. spirit in which Oongreas acU. mined. They should follow the] Killed in Action. —Mra Heater G. Huntington, Grace B. Miller, wife, 483 John have prraeribed it for eo many vosia, but letters which are defamatory or abusive will be rejectod. M. Blnok. By S. Barton Heath . that area, including two probate Chanda, mother, 331 Hunting- Anna Smith, wife, 648 Orchard Pertussin acts at ones to rellm /c o r publlshad. Baanr Haanlnt Except could not fall to realize that any general rule for doubtful cases Conflict on War Pow* mother. White Oak Shade, New street, Bridgeport. BundsTS and BolldajrA Entered at the He is the holder of»the bronze NEA Staff Writer judges, Joseph Donnelly of Ridge­ ton Road, Stratford. street. New Haven. . coughins. It loosens and makes dhlasa conference trying to trick the * Wallace also, although he Is far star. He won this award for his The working wife of a service claim the status moat favorable] field and Hjalmar Anderson of Washington, Feb. 14—(ff)— ITie Haven. Plude, Pvt. Raymond D.—Mra. easier to raise. Safe and eSectlve tat Post Office at Mancbaster. Conn., as Pinned Down On AH Fronts Wallace's FwiiBariHes to them, state the faets, and let] ers to Be Settled Be* De Girolamo, Pfc. Michael J.— Anna M. Plude. wtfe, Saybrook Spada, Staff Sergt. Salvatore J. both old and young. Insxpentvet Second Ctasa Mall H a t t e r .______world would have avoided being I above the rest in personal princi­ fine and outstanding work during man may be able to get the ’ ^ „ , , » . „ , Redding. War department announced today Mrl. Antonetta De Girolamo, Klesow, Stsiff-Sergt, John B.— To the Editor: both day and night delivery of benefit of a »500 exemption for, the Bureau of Inteinal Revenue,] fore Nightfall. Spokesmen for a number of Mrs. Mary E. Klesow, mother, 58 road, Middletown. ■Mrs. CJonstantlna Spada. mother, SUBSCRIPTION RATES . The war on the eastern front so frank and specific in its re­ The ‘‘facts” produced to prove ples and good intentions. However, the names o f 2,858 soldiers killed Mother, 1130 Park avenue, 64 Pearl street, Middletown. I call to mind an old saying that ammunition to his fellow workers. him, to reduce her own Income, automobile aosociations. Hlghwior Grant street. Hartford. Pracukowskl, Pvt. Francla M.— Qua Taar by Mall ...... » has now reached the stage where sults, would certdlnly have re­ the Instability of Mr. Wallace are -Wife's Income Bridgeport. Far montli by Mall ...... | •™ “the infernal regions are paved Rain, mud, snow or late hours In tax. It works like this: state Capitol, Hartford. Feb. 14. Commissioner William J. Cox and in action in the European area, in­ Kovacs, Pvt. George J., Jr.— Mra. Valorie Pracukowskl, moth­ Toce, Cpl. Rocco C.—Mrs. Rita German counter-attacks should frained from giving’ the wrorld a certainly far from Impre^ive. with "good intentions’.” the night didn’t stop "old Sarge” G. I. Joseph, aa an enlisted man. The wife of a service mas ls| cluding 186 men with next of kin Egnai, Pfc. Louis R. — Mrs Mrs, Camille H. Kovacs. wife, 65. er, 21 Brown avenue, Jewett City. Toce, wife, 77 Birch etreet, Man­ Blngla Copy ...... » 0* —(ffV-Legislators were hopeful several legialatora were among Elsie Egnai, mother, 335 Wells Oil Burners Dellrerad Ona Taar ...... f » 00 appear, if they are poseible. The detailed program to watch. In the first place, Mr. Wallace I , also protest against “special from delivering his ammunition. A receives less than $1,500 In serv- r^ulred to file at tols Ume those who registered with the Con­ of the New England states. Hawthorne street, Stamford. chester. Western States and APO . . .$12.00 was 'never "the- high priest of an ice pay, which is ail tax exempt «n>®»* her own Income including street, Bridgeport. Pucci, Pfc, Fred H.—Mra. Anna and Russians are bulldlfig and prepar­ But these were, perhaps, less privilege” for the White House few times when the shell-firing today that the fight on the Tover- stitutional Amendments commit­ In case of divergence between Kowynla, Pvt. Mathew—Mra. Pucci, mother, VaUey Road, Cos Wruck, Pvt. WiUlam H.—Mrs. economy of scarcity” as a basic was heavy from the other end you He hM no other Income, so he h®® »h«® community I n c o ^ in noris emergency war powers would Fournier, Cpl. Edward J.—Mrs MEMBER OF ing for what seems likely to bo di.scerning and less suspicious family. I remember what a "to-do” tee in favor of keeping gasoline this list and information sent to Edith L. Kowynla, wife, 177 He­ Cob. Winifred Wruck, mother, 1002 THE ASSOCIATED PKKSi. principle. An emergency calls was aroused when their boys all could see "old Sarge” delivering does not have to file any return be a thing of the past by nightfall Catherine Fournier, wife, 40 Ma­ Furnaces commentators. Our morning con-, taxes and motor vehicle fees the the next of kin, the last War de­ bron avenue, Glastonbury. Rachel, Teen. Sergt. Matthew J. Whalley avenue. New Haven. The Associated Press Is exclusively the final assault beyond Berlin. At for vigorous measures. In 1933, went Into the service as captains. his shells and singing a little tune or pay any tax is aa much aa |1,200. (Thia differs as tile House prepared to , study partment telegram or letter to ple street, Plalnville. La Fauci, Pvt. Rocco S.—Mrs. entitled to the use of repubilcatlon el exclusive property o f the Highway —Joseph Rachel, father. South Zenobl, Pfc. Ivo—Mrs. Ooncetta A Pew Still Available some moment before that final temporary avoided all such opti­ when Mr. Wallace became Secre­ Mrs. F.D.R. was quite ^ e'ved to break the sound of the falling Mrs. Joseph, left at home with the civilian rule that any three Senate-passed measures de­ the next of kin ia always appro­ Frost, Pvt. Trayton W.—Mrs. Saral La Fauci, motlier, 37 La all neera dispatcher credited to or not tary of Agriculture, it wa.s neces- a child, gets an allotment from P®!™®" with as much as $500 In- department. . Sophie E. Frost, wife. Box 115, Elm street, Windsor Locks. Zenobl, wife, 923 Madison avenue, otbarwtsa credited In this ^ ^ r and full scale attack la launched, the mistic pitfalls. Perhaps It rests about it and said in her newspaper shells. He is always on the alert signed to bring nn end to the con­ The only opponent of the amend­ priate final authority on the itat- mont street, Waterbury. Joe, to which Uncle Sam adds come must fil^) North Bloomfield. Bridgeport. r a u k i .i p k b o i l CO. ^ nlso the local news published here. Its case on one solid conviction— sary to tackle the mess in which column, “ Our boys have to make and ready to go at any time. He troversy. ment was Rep. Philip E. Curtiss ua of a soldier. Reed, Pfc. Harry D.—Mra. Germans should cut in, as von the "conservative" businessmen Is-alBo well known throughout the something monthly. Neither of “ the wife has as much as $1,- After greeting Admiral Thomas GInsburg, Pfc. Hyman—Frank Leo. Staff-Sergt. Frank—Mra Zillnsky, Sergt. Joseph R.—Mrs. Tel. Hartford 7-SI9I their way, the same as other boys.” (R) of Norfolk who spoke against Included m the list were the Rose Leo. mother, 11 Webb ave­ Amelia Reed, mother. Depot All rights of repubilcatlon of special Rundsledt did in the west in De­ that nothing produced by Church­ had landed the country. He .said, Just one thing more: All my op­ battalion. these is taxable. She has taken a 2(X) income she must file by March | C. Hart, the state’s nbwly appoint­ Ginsburg, father, 398 Common­ Amelia Zillnsky, mother, 288 898 Maple Avenae — Hartford dlsiiatcbas herein, are 15, but that return will be consid­ it on the House floor two years ago following names from Connectl- nue, Greenwich. street, Suffield. cember, with a counter-attack de­ ill, Stalin and Roosevelt can ever “ We must clean the wreckage ponents urged me to put my efforts You can often hear a crowd of job with Joe’s old boss at $30 a ed senator and listening to a short wealth Avenue, New Britain. Sandstrom, Pfc. Joseph H.— Spring street. Union C3ity. Full aarrics client of E. A Service e r ^ tentative. When her husband | when it was before that body for cut. -Mra. Lukeso, Pfc. William E.—Jo­ Inc. ______signed to throw the Russians oft be truthful, ever be good. In this before we can build.” Into writing to boys In the service. “Joes’’ talking about “old Sarge” week, or $1,560 a year. Because address by him, the Senate unani­ Baldwin. Sergt. Frederick D.— Gladding, Pvt. Edward T Why should they infer that I did and his fine work. Wo feel that it this exceeds $1,200 she must file returns, if it develops that a joint I mously and without'debate. adopt­ preliminary approval. tT Publlshars ReprasanUtIvaa: The balance. view, It can at least claim con­ I am surprised that the six mil­ return would ]|ave saved them I As he did then. Curtiss argued lion little pigs weren’t mentioned not do so 7 In fact I have written to is an honor to have such a swell now on her Income instead of ed three bills which would In ef­ Ir ' Julius Mathews Special ^ e m ^ —New But there, are indications that, sistency. . ' several of them. In one case, the guy for a leader. This is our only waiting until Joe comes home. money, they can substitute such I fect, allow buses and trolley cars today that the die loiltlon of such Tork. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. / by you. Those six million little a joint return for the individual | fees should be a matter of legUla- although such strategy must be pigs were killed in Sept., 1933, young man. who ts not a relative, way to show’ our appreciation of Filing on her $1,560 Mrs. Joseph to carry standees to the limit of MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF has been in the South Pacific for him. claims three exemptions—herself, form the wife files now. their capacity, permit women to tlon and had no place in the con CIRCUI.ATION3. obvious enough to the German and turned into one hundred mil­ Estimates stltutlon. lion pounds of pork which was three years during which time ' Sincerely young Joe, and her service hus­ work in restaurants later than 10 High Command, it has not found The Ammunition Section Service men who expect their I p. m.. and give Indiwtrial concerns The amendment, to survive, The Herald Printing Company, Ine., Your Gl Rights distributed for relief. The few have often written and sent him band. Using the table, her tax is assumds no financial responsibility for and may not find a way to bring gifts. He has just been honije for P. S.—His slogan 1s—“The Am­ $27. H she did not claim her incomes to be aa much as $500 an extra day in the time allotted must be approved this year by a QUISTIONS ID ANSWIRS too small for pork were matle into above tbelr service exemption are I Values like these typographical errors appearing I n ^ - it into operation. For one thing, his first fprlough. in Everett, mo must go through." husband as an exemption her tax for making up payrolls. two- thirds vote In each House and vartlsements in The Manchester Eve­ ON SIRVICI* [IN'S FROSLIMS grease and tankage for fertilizer. fjomewhere in Luxembourg, required to file quarterly eatl-1 All these things, fprbldden by then must go to the people at a the Russians have not yet at any Mass., and' while there he wrote would be $1'08. The saving as $81. ning Herald. ______The advantages from that per­ Jan. 23, 3945. mates, as civilians do, and with I state statute, had been permitted referendum. formance at that time were many. me anti I replied. So what? The same result could have moment relaxed their own pos­ Aa for writing of “ dog.s” and been obtained through a joint re­ the estimates to pay quarterly in­ under emergency War orders is­ Wodneaday. February 14 I can list them but won’t take throughout the store session o f the initiative. With Veteran ^}4arded .-Vgalnst RacketN trains,” I believe, Mrs. Goodwin, Favors Parking Ban turn filed now or after Joe is de­ stalments on the tax they expect | sued by .Governor Baldwin which space ts do -it now. With machin­ to owe. their shifting offensive, they have Douglas Larsen that your friend F.D.R. thinks the To the Editor, mobilized. But she can not file expired on Feb. 1. Refusal of the Peace Worth Some Risk ery for a normal, balanced supply. canine family are very important, If, however, a service man is I Democratlc-controlled Senate to T^o from State been able to keep at least one Staff Correspondent I am very much in favor of put­ a joint return now unless Joe left Mr. Wallace said, there would as he has introduced his Fata into ting a ban on parking of cars on her a power of attorney for the abroad on any estimate date, his go along with the Republican-con­ $27.50 Queen Anne Occasional Chair with tufted Proaldent Rooaevelt'a message great eector of the front alive ...ashtngton—Rackets—big and never again be the need to slaugh­ speeches of international Interest; obligation is postponed on the trolled House on a measure extend­ On Casualty List small—aimed at gouging the sav- the highways all night. purpose (Treasury Form 836) and seat; graceful cabriole legs; figured wine tapest^ to Congress urging adoption of even while other sectors did pause ter little pigs because of diminish­ and a recent account of a "wed­ It is about time something is very few service husbands have same basis as his obligation to flic I ing the war powers for two years 'tngs and bonuses of Gle and vet­ a return, as outlined in the first | cover 61.9.75 the proposala to implement United for breath. A t the moment, fo; ing prices. ding” seemingly of great moment done about it. It should have been thought to do that. ’precipitated marked factional bick­ erans, are cropping up with in­ To declare that his principles to the White House and'widely re­ of these articles. ering on the issue. Washington, Feb. 14— UP—^The States acceptance of the proposals instance, Marshal Zhukov is li done a long time ago. If she waits until Joe is de­ creasing frequency these days. and beliefs change from one ex­ ported by radio and newspapers If Mr. Knight Parker tbok mobilized and then files a joint Fay Now—Or Aalt! Indloattons ot Compromise Navy department today announced geacbed at the Bretton Woods state of pause along the /Mer. Securities Exchange Oommisslon, treme to the other, shows a very Although there was no early appeared to me to be in worse took around town he would see why return, she still must file her own If a service man is entitled to I 196 casualties ot the Naval forces, $28.50 Oval Mantel or Console Mirror having a conference presenU aand empha- But, to the south, M arsb^K onev Federal Trade Commission, OPA shallow knowledge of Mr. Wal­ taste than my “literary spasms” the town’s plows could not do tentative return now, pay $108 defer payment of income tax dur-1 telling bQW the Senate issues and other Government agencies lace’s record, or a desire to be­ of “bad taste and mediocre pro­ ing his absence from the country, woiild fare in the House, there including 12 dead, two w oim d^ carved frame fini.shed in genuine (gold) metal leaf, sixea the broad |^>als the Bretton is carrying on a campat^ which good job because of parked cars with it, and then wait until Joe’s and five missing with next ot km are working daily to keep these fuddle the public. vincialism.” it is to his advantage to do so for | were indications late yesterday Woods conferees were seeking. Is itself just as muciya threat to Every one knows there is a war return to substitute a joint re­ from the Npw England atatra. antiqued with w h ite...... $24.50 leeches of society behind bare. As for the other arguments, I am glad you called my little on, either by relatives or friends turn, put In a claim, for the $81 at least one very practical reason. after the Senate mtlbn that some "This point in history at which Berlin aa anythin^Zhukov may sort of compromise would be The New England casualties to- Working with the Government they are Just silly. I have no effort a "crow-bar” Instead of a In the service, or hasn’t Mr. Parker refund and wait months, a year If the service man files and I clude from Connecticut: we stand,” says the President, "l» be going to lauqgn in the center. in this matter Is the National As­ way. just now. of checking the pin-prick; for It Is no "goose egg” tried to buy a piece of lamb or or more, to get her money back. pays, and then dies in service, the [ leached. It was said that party leaders were agreed at least on the Gerber, Milton Alfred, Seaman full of promise and of danger. Konev, first b ^ id ^ west beyond sociation of Better Business Bu­ truth of the various, things men­ we have to crack; but a huge nest beef which are the only two types Community Property tax will be lost to his family. But I $79.00 Five Piece Modern Breakfast Group in principle o f the measures. Second CTass, U8NR, dead. Wife, '.The world wlU either move to- reaus. They make a quiet Investi­ tioned. but if true, why they of termites firmly entrenched of qieat the writer can eat by doc There are eight community if he dies in active service, leav­ Mra. Ida Gerber, 1668 Mato street, Breslau, haa/now begun to shift among our foundation walls, and ing the tax unpaid, Me obligation | The bills, as approved in the maple with bakelite extension table top and red up­ : ward unity and widely shared gation of suspicious operations and should be relevant, is difficult to tor’s ori^rs? property states—Arizona, Clallfor- Hartford. Father, Henry Gerber, gradually K the north, so that be if the facta prove that criminal see. We have had no famous working to undermine them. It The pnrase "don’t you know nia, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, ia cancelled automatically. Senate yesterday and sent to the holstered chair seats...... $69.50 ..jsrosperity or R will move apart House are effective until the final Belden street, Hartford. Sister, la now yilome 88 miles from Ber­ tactics are being used to swindle statesmen or soldiers who have calls for a crow-bar, and a good there is a war on” is so old and New Mexico, Texas and Washing­ In case of sucl^ death the serv- I Mra. Annette Wallack, 1776 Boule­ rinto necessarily competing eco- not had peculiarities. Everyone sturdy one, to heave them out of ton. In these the wife is respon­ ice man’s estate owes no tax on adjournment of theNSeneral As­ lin. p K ^ t is in view la a flank- veterans the case la turned over worn out that it makes my blood sembly when it is expected that vard, West Hartford. has them and they have to be very their gradually built-up encroach­ boil or are you using it as an sible for half her husband’s salary income for the year in which be Bomie blocs. Wo have a chance, ing/movement which may even to the proper agency. the governor again will be granted Gooley, Albert Francis, quai^er- $98.00 Modern Sofa with birch arms and frame, One of the most popular forms serious, Indeed, to balance against ment. alibi? in excess -of the $1,500 exemption. died. * Any back cOxes, interest, maater Third Class, USNR, dead. .'we dtlaens of the United SUtes. tonlly carry beyond the (ierman war powers similar to those which of chicanery 1s the phoney em^ fine outstanding qualities. A re­ I have no axe to grind, seek no It is my opinion a lot of people She must consider his liability in penalties or assessments that may Wife, Mra. Emma Gooley, 82 Cen­ finfshed in a warm, friendly champagne color. Coral ..to use our influence in favor of a prestige, number many good Dem­ expired on Feb. 1. 'Mpltal. ployment ageniSy; There are thoU' cent example comes to mind of (not all) leave their cars on the determining whether to' file and have nung over hie head are writ­ tral avenue, Poquonock Bridge. self-tone tapestry c o v e r ...... $49.00 I saore united and c o o p e r a tl^ ocrats among my friends; but T how much income to report ten off. And if by chance the The new measures, however, Obviously enough, the Germans sands of reliable agencies doing an one of our present generals, whose street all night because they are carry a proviso that they may be world. Whether we do so wliyde- instability was shown in an inex­ shall continue to protest to my ut' too lazy to either put them In a Oklahoma and - Oregon have man’s family has paid any euch cannot strike at the Russian cen excellent job. But there are also most against the rapid trend in the revoked at any time the governor cusable attion a while ago. Yet, garage if they have one or at elective community property laws. obligation on Ms behalf, since the termlne, as far as It is in/ our ter through this area where Ko­ the fakes which require registra­ last 12 years, towards a Socialist date of his death, they can obtain | finds that the war emergency to tion fees and do nothlmrinTetTiFn he is doing quite well for him least put them in a driveway or The legal tax status of service which they pertain has ceased to PoorDigHtion?D5 $145'00 Breakfront Cabinet with glass enclosed power, the kind of ll)«umbarton Oaks proposals. specialists In addition to a repre about. I think open discussion of ■12 Maple street, a daughter Lenore Mae Charter of of the public money thU winter.” Albert Lange, fought for several when they are ready, wrlthout any sentative from Veterans’ Adminls Ellington, her mother, Mrs. Eva M. "Voted to have school enough to ployes practices and gave the em­ The lattw seek a system for pre- our national policies and events is February 12, 1915. minutes to loosen the do^s grip ployers the right to organize for disruption of their plans ^from tration who can give you ail the just In line with our form of gov­ Clark of Bridgeport and a broth­ school out the public money.” but when Marguerite finally was wsntlng war. former seek a er, chief petty officer Lyle KUey in collective bargaining. German sources. advice necessa'ry about getting ernment, and shows a healthful The Hospital Campaign freed it was too late. Attorney Margaret E. Connors, the Navy. The funeral was Mon­ / aysUm for making peace and job. "state of the Union.” But all of To the Editor, Police said the mother asked CIO legislative agent, asserted CLEARANCE prosperity so attractive no on< them Just ’’lambaAtied’’ me In­ day afternoon at 2 o ’clock in the that the 5-year-oId dog, named that the three bins “fly in the face The succeas of bur campaign to Ellington Omgregatlonal church has the ii|stlnct to turn to war. How Could It Be Good? stead. which did not ruffle me at The Poet’ s Column Woof, be destroyed. o f labor legialation’* and said they all. nor help the general situation. false funds for the enlargement and the body will be cremated. The child’s father, Staff Sergt. With these obJecUves there is, The distinguished contempora­ Lecture Gourse and expansion of The Manchester would mean the "complete de- TnOMT benrow onaaeasiarily. Yes. I read "Under Cover” a long T-Sergt. Russell E. Miller, son “ Just a Few Crumb#, Pleaseit Cniailes P. Derdenger, is stationed Btructlon of the bargaining rights but a n loaa will solve, a in this nation's present mood, gen ry which has a morning clrcuhP time ago; but I am at a loss to Memorial Hospital has .been as­ of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Miller at Camp Barkley, ^xas. sured by the generous And encour­ The drifts sweep high above the of labor” and were a “one way problem eome to Ih m d end gat is open tomorrow evening to 9 ' aral surfaiA agreement. But dif' Uon in Manchefltor la never eo As a Memorial know to whom you refer by "sub­ of Longview Section, EHIington street” In favor of the employers. tlMoe plus adveatagm: versive groups, most of them in aging support given to this under-' and husband o f Mrs. Hilda Miller hedge ferences still present themselves happy o When it can poee pure taking by the people of Manches­ And over all the white expanse Harold Feinmark, legislative ag- 1. iioanemeileeaafgietsseinly. the pay of the Nazis.” Of course of 30 Ctooper street, Manchester, Oeta Her Cigarettes ; on details And, on the Bretton principle against the imperfec­ ter and our neighboring towns. The birds swoop b$ck and forth, •nt for the Connecticut Federation S . Oisqilita prtvney ahraya. , . • J" New London, Feb. 14—Plana of you cannot include Governor recently enjoyed a "recess” from of Labor, Timothy CoIIina, presi­ Woods proposals, the main differ tions of international cooperation, Dewey, Governor Baldwin, Sena- We deeply appreciate the aid and sharp-eyed, Denver—UP)—A Denver woman 8 . Pnmpl. frtsadli^tfrvlee. Connecticut College for the estab­ assistance of all those who have aerial war at an Air Service Com­ To see if there, riiay be, by chance asked a drug store proprietor if he dent of that organisation, and The appearance of our store to the contrary.. .the Semi-Annual Sale will ences presented are those of pretending it would favor such lishment of a lectureship aa a Me­ tt of Dr. Lawrence at Yale, will give paper have been of Incalculable land. At the resort T-S Miller The beauty ®f the traps and lunch. An hour later she return­ MJt* 1974 aa might be expected. Is a hard' lations. the first Lawrence Memorial lec­ Moieys “After Seyen Years” ; and senting the Manufacturers Aaso- other Important books; and some assistance in bringing to the at- lounged in the restful atmosphere lawna, ed, took the chair, and hubby went Mt ilst headed one. They think that the It was quite in character for ture Tuesday evening, Feb. 27 at tentlSngof this community the ur­ of the vacationland hostelry and Is not a happy circumstance home to eat. At 4 p. m. she got ctatlon of ConnecticuL and Wil­ articles on the first two pa$;es of liam A. Dower, who represented \ proposals ask the United States our contemporary, then, that its 8 o’clock in Palmer auditorium. His gent need for providing larger and' was provided with every tj-pe of For those who must depend on her cigarettes. topic will be "The Problem of In­ the editorial section of the New the retail groups, who also oppos­ to do more than its proper share. greeting yesterday morning to the York Herald tribune for Feb. II in better hospital facilities. recreational facility. American at­ crumbs. ternational Security: Historical I am happy to extend to you A winged life’s not all romance—, ed *the CIO-CFL bill a week ago, They think that private banking resulU of the Crimean Confer­ Backgrounds.” The lecture will be which various, news men call for mosphere, and all the touches of told the committee they would re­ eome knbwledge by the'public, of the appreciation and gratitude of "home” are provided by the Amer­ There is the cold and beat, and S tarts INSTANTLY t t r s l i t i t BSanagement can possibly do the ence should have been dominated open to the public without charge. the hospital and all its friends for thirst; serve any comment on the meas­ Dr. Marjorie R. Dllley associate what is going on at the "Big ican Red Cross, co-piutners with ures beard yeaterday until a later Timtmtu] ssime Jobs better, without bother­ by doubt and suspicion, and that Three” meeUng. If it is as big a the outstanding contribution And when the winter snows ad­ professor of government, is chair­ the Air Service Oommaqd in the hearing when other labor relations FINANCE CO. ing tb enter the formalities of the its greatest enthusiasm and em­ flop aa those of Teheran and the which you and your newspaper operation of the Rest Onter. After vance man of the Henry Wells Lawrence have made to this great public Housc-peta are safe and dry and MUSCULAR birji rrould corns up for a bearing. Bretton Woods proposals. phasis should have been reserved Memorial committee which con­ Atlantic Charter fiasco, it is valu­ seven days Miller went back to Kfa able time and much money thrown enterprise. warm Not a olngle witneaa apoke in Some compromise between the for fine-toothed poeslblllties that sists' of trustees, members of the combat station ready to play his favor of any of the thrsv bills. away, aa usual. Military decisions Sincerely yours, part once again in the air battles Watching the flrelit shadows O. A Brawn. Hgv. Regular $135.00 Three Piece Modern Bedroom in limed oak venebrsj broad objectives outlined in the there must still be something faculty and alumnae. The commit­ dance, ACHES-PAINS Plen Fer Retention ot Court Ueeaae Me. In tee proposes to raise an endow­ must be kept secret/ of course; but WUllam J. Shea. supporting the Allied march into Sonam«ndStMiMM a light, practical finish.^ Full size bed, dresser and chest, with ^ce.ssed President's message and the prac- we the people whom It la ^ n g vi­ While birdlife huddles in nest or A plea for the retention of the wrong with the picture. By that ment to bring to the campus annu­ General chairman, M uchester Germany. He has bompleted 15 For blessed prompt rdlef — r r t oa drawer pulls ...... tical views of American banking formula, each admission that ally a aoholar in the fleldl of his­ tally to concern, should know Memorial Hoepltal Building Fund missions over Nssl-dominated tree. powerfully Boothiu Mnstoroje.. It something of the topics that were Campaign. ■ Depending pn food from you and interests will probably have to something good might pSssibly tory “who will present his subject Europe. Before entering the Army to be discussed, at [east. The Amer­ Feb. 10. 1945. me! ^ be sought. have happened was balanced by in the spirit of the liberal tradition he was employed as a carpenter D. Janat PatarsoB. to which Dr. Lawrence was devo­ ican people have not been accus­ tomed to being treated like pawns by- W. F. Jifluison bulldera, Man­ iSSSJSP!i2SilV^’“ Regular $114.00 Two Piece Maple Bedroom in just the right combina­ But, as we seek that compro­ an appropriate dash of cold wa,- ted.” “Heroes Park” on a chessboard. chester. tion for small bedrooms. Full size low-post bed (for slanting mise, one thing should be kept in ter. Judy Strohm of New Tork Is A ValeatiBa tboogh t ■ a t An article in last week’s '/Chris­ To the Editor; \ For thoae In the “Servlee” a cabriole leg (Salem Style) high chest " mind. We are now engaged in a The cold water was familiar tian Century” on the Jones-Wal- To me the Manchester Herald is visiting her , aUnt, Mrs. William MUSTeroLE which has, so far, cost us Fournier and her grandmother, Thia dainty valentine o f miine, stuff. The resulU of the Crimean Lew^^ Demand lace matter spoke very Indignantly oa welcome (well, almost) aa a Iet< la somethuig more than satin ■ 1238,000,000,000 in money alone— Conference are to be distrusted of the way FJJ.R. treats hla Cabi­ ter from home. The Herald keeps Mrs. Phebe Ti^en of Msin street. Thv Ellington Rationing Board And lace so fine. LINOLEUM net. He has persistently Ignored to say nothing of human life and because the results of the Teheran New Obstacle uz G. I.'s informed on the many And two red hearts pierced R ^ l a r .^1169.00 Three Piece Modem Bedroom in walnut veneers. Mr. Hull, who was one of the best local items our families and friends will meet on Monday evenings in heartache and destructive produc­ Conference seemed to dissipate in men the Administration had, untU the future inatead o f Friday eve- With cupld darto. The smart streamlined dresser and chest have bar type drawer don’t ordinarily tMnk to write Is a silent tidien of love Save on this tion. ' That astronomical continu- subsequent policy. It is pleasant he could not longer stand for It I about. winga. ends o f the drawers ...... • 5i3“ «o know how he was made a fobl of And friendohlp true. STARTING Box Spring .tng expenditure is necessary. But that the great powers have ar' MUml, Fla., Feb. 14—Jong as these homes, famiUas and trienda to cans and fata. Every pound of fat gafeea he was wearing vdien hit— your selection. We’ll submit an estimate. always most eomfortablel You can own both of these fine pieces Without becoming any Santa council members wield oonsidlur- things go on, to protest against serve in the armed forces of their you aava means two red points anfla piece at a $10 biU. Better plan NOW to have Less discerning, and less suspi- able influence in an electicui, the of balding for only $49.50 during the Semi-Annual Clearance. apendthrtft. wa can afford methods udilch if successful will country. Some have died, many when taken to your market your DODGE. PLYMOUTH doua analysts, sU ovisr the coun­ outcome could not be guaranteed. make America over into a ^state more have been wounded, others k a relatively insignlflcant A record book of lailngton Polloe Win Baby Darby or DODGE TRUCK safety ' Regular $184.00 (Hiippendale Bedroom shown at the top o j (Also a few full size Box Springs available separately at the same try, managed a happier view of While LewU’ re-afflliatlon was wMch flouts the Constitution and have fought in the toughest battles School District No. 4 has been / tisem en t SoUd ogee bracket bases am appliqued carvings, with oval ' of dollars for the crektioo the conference reaults. Tliey could the main topic beford the council, the Bill of Rights. I consider ther checked by men who know of this war, some have not fought placed ia the Hall Memorial Libra­ Boaton—(F)—Tba stork-was m in o r fo r the dresser. Mahogany veneered ., ...... • • • • aioa-ww discount.. .124.75 for regular $29.76 quality). At world stability and that not faU to note that every prob­ it issued a statement today out­ Bible a Book for the Ages; and I yet and are waiting their turn or ry by M n . Buel Sikes. AUtrton bit tind today—but aq ware B ^ how. lining a program for re-employ­ also beUeve that the philosophy p n sp w lty whldt la certain lem diicuseed by the conferenm art doing the Job assigBod 'to them. C. Klbba, Mra. SlkaF brother was too police, 'Who woo an etghtr-raca WATKINS BROTHERS ment of veterans. e«d prlndplea which the Founding clerk at tha tima tha records baby darby with tha umg-laggad a preventative of future Whs aettlqf In specific terms. They It called for the 900 central Fathers gave us under God ’rbasa man art truly haroea. Let SOLIMENE & us not forget them, their names cease. The clerk to make the first blKt In onb race, a cruiser car tak­ We know sm cannot be could net fail to note that repre- bodies of the AFL In ever^ indus­ through much eacrlfice, will al­ should be placed where averyooe record la this book wm Horace ing an axpeCtaat motttar to the when war comes to sentativea of all threa powers are trial city and district, to form ways be valid and basic in our na­ hosNtal baeana snowbound and a FLAGG, INC. committee to help find jobs for re­ tional life. That, is why I stand can eee and remember them. Sikes, great grandfather o f |Mr. VYATKINS b r o t h e r s ; INC. tha mmm token, we can- to take their part ib the carrying pollea ambulaace had to be rushed 634jDenter SL . Dial 5101 turning veterans in^ their locall* against the cmnmunist-minded Manchester people should give Buel Sikes. [ out o f hU IkME habiUonA m that B n w te ^ WUUaoiA u d aarioitii thought m ta hov and Tha record d a ^ hoea to Ou zaaeuA A -. . , ^ ' ' ' « ', •f-* - ' .•**•■. f-- . '. , r « ' • 'M A N l ;HE»rKK EVEMMi HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14> 194« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14. iy4» 0G B E T O irr /

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B2, R, T and Gasoline Ration •ect Report Glognu doomed to annihilation | Only in I^ly Fruit Is Seen Bright Ftotura for Alert Orawora Change Made (Jhecks. • Army divisions which otherwise Date Book On Delegation , Seen Toniglu'^ “However, there la e bright fu­ ’Thla new system to no way ef­ might be reformed and Used again Here Praised Two Ways to Be Pidd ture for the alert (Connecticut fruit y'' t fects the power or authority of the May Be Made to establish a basic defense zone,” Today (Contlnaed From Page One) Production at Lower grower who makes plang now for To Be Mailed from Hart­ local board. It merely relieves the New Three-Act Coaiedy by • said Associated Press Correspon­ Meeting Police Commissioners, For Meeting Ordinance on economical production in the post­ local office of the responalbllity of dent Daniel do Luce In Moscow. Slate Gmncil Says It Police Headquarters at 7:30 p. m. mand’s reports noted a number of Cost Pictured at Meet­ war period,” Rollins stated. ford; To Continue to handling and safeguarding ration SOCK AND BUSKIN DRAkATIC CLUB By Roosevelt Moscow still had no official com­ Income^ tax assistance dally at conditions under which an enemy Parking Is Run;? : Serviceman Can Buy No "Streamlining orchards for currency. ment on German reports that Zhu­ Is Based on Sound Municipal building until March IS. (Continued From Page One) withdrawal from northern Italy Talcottville ing of Growers. greater efficiency Is the answer.” Apply at Office Here. Since this new ayatem neceasi- kov had thrown bridgeheads over could be undertaken. .Into Several Snags, Lesfi Than $ 1 ,0 0 0 in he said. "One of the first etepe is ir » tatea one extra day in,mailing, It rrom Fa*e One) the Oder within 30 to 40 miles of Actuarial Principles. Feb. 15 and 16 la advisable that all renewals be Thunday and Friday Evenings, Feb. lS-16'^ H __ “The Fighting Littles,” a three- past with former Secretary of Fifth Army headquarters said The Women’s Miaslonaiy Society making permanent Improvements The Manchester Rationing Berlin. , State Hull on preliminary plans for the enemy was laying down Wartime Insurance will meet In the Aasembly room at New Haven, Feb. 14 — — which can be begun now. Remov­ Board announces that it is now in­ made out and in the local board’s W r toroMng more men than Driving on Chojnice act comedy. Sock and Buskin Dra­ The meeting of the Board of Post-war producUon of higher ing unprofitable trees, Improving office any where from 10 days to Manchester’s Municipal Em­ International peace cooperation. smoke-screens south of Bologna, With $10;000 Limit. the church, on Thursday at 10:30 corporated in the Hartford Issu­ » before In this conflict. Some of Zhukov’s columns were matic club. High school hall. “possibly to shield movement, dig­ Police Commissioncra to be held quaUty fruit at lower coat waa pic­ cover crops, greater utilization of two weeks before the expiration leiwMMit Fight to Bitter End ployee Pension sy-stem, according Girl Scout training program at Hull, named by the President in tonight to pass on the question of a. m., to sew for the Red Cross. A ance O nter as far as the laauence High School Anditorinm driving on Chojnice, In the Polish to the Connecticut Public Expendi­ ging parties and the laying of cordial invitation la extended to tured by H. A. Rollins, extension younger, smaller, anqual-hearlng date. Hie mlUtanr chiefs, he addM, corridor 62 miletf southwest of South Methodist at i p. m. and the White House announcement mines.” The Germans in the past all night parking will probably not (Editor's Note: This le the trees, and more efficient use of of gasoline coupons ia concerned. »^do not mlnlmlxe the possibility ture Council, is one of but six 7:30 at Center church. yesterday as a member and- senior reach a final decision as there are all women of the perish to meet fruit specialist at the University ’Ate means that no gasoline Danzig, and on Ncustettin in Pom­ pension plans In the state which Is adviser to the American delega­ week dynamited gaps in the Sehio third of three etorlee on the with them. A box luncheon will be available labor are some things U ^ n . Used In Ptanea 'i- civilian collapse in Germany erania 35 miles weftt of Chojnice, based on sound actuarial princi­ Friday, Feb. 16 river's flood banks forming a water town and state hlghwavs that government’e Insurence for served at 12:30. Aside from the of Connecticut, to members of the that can be considered." - coupons of any kind will he issued Curtain Thursday, 7:45. General Admission, 50e. it ttey are counting only on Konev cracked the Nazis’ Queis tion, generally 1s expected to be­ must be considertid. * * at'th e local board office. Instead ples. - ’’ Girl Scout training program. come the presiding officer of the barrier behind which a withdrawal soi^cenien.-) helpful work the women are doing (Connecticut Pomological Society Four alngle-bed size aheeU use iting'to the bitter end "with river line after a similar rapid Center t;hurch at 2 p. m. could be effected easily. Under.a general law, the police * - each week, the noon-day lunch the local office will process appli- Friday, 8:15. Reserved Seats, T5«. ‘ ster cooperation than has ever In a release from the Expendi­ higher level United Nations con­ commissioners of a town or a city , By Jemeo Morlow and New Haven County Fruit Ticket Goes 4,000 Miles cattona aa usual but will send the 88 much linen aa goes Into the thrust over the Bober river yes­ ture Council today. Executive Di­ '.Saturday, Feb. 17 ference. Minefields Sown Freely hour haa become an enjoyable eo- Growers at a meeting yesterday wings, fuselage, and ailerons of Jore existed.” terday In gains of up to 10 miles. rector Carter W. Atkins describes First annual dance. Democratic. can make the necessary rules gov­ WesHington. Feb. 14— W — i ciaUaffair which 1s looked forward at the Connecticut Agricultural Information aa to the amount of Byrnes emphasized over and Towns that fell included Klltsch- For the other two members, Mr. Minefields — another barrier ef­ erning traffic and parking on the Columbus. ■ Go.— —A “ ticket coi4>ona to he issued to the Issu­ one type of training plan*. the Connecticut Municipal pension Club, Legion Home. Roosevelt picked Lieut. Comdr. fective against close pursuit—have you hove onyone In the ormed ser- to with keen Interest. Occasion­ ExperiiTient station. W again that the declaration uo dorf, 68 miles northeast of Dres­ systems, and while not mention­ town owned streets, but have no vlcee covered by government In- ally, a special feature is intro­ for a meter ordnance violation '^Mrated areas, in which the Monday, Feb. 19 Harold, E. Stassen, former Repub­ been sown freely by the Germans power Xa act on state highways. Competition for the Consumer’s followed Pvt. R. O. De Cesare, for den. ing the Manchester system by Paper salvage In southeast sec­ lican governor of Minnesota, and aurence, the Information here moy duced after lunch, and we under­ dollar te going to be keen after the SnitJM States Is committed to Both Klitschdorf and Neuham- In the past week along the Tyrrhe­ It Is alM necessary, under the law, he worth remembering. stand the program on Thursday of merly of Ft. Bennlng, aome four * ar» with Britain and Russia In name. It Is known that Manches­ tion of town. Dean Virginia Gllderaleeve of Bar­ nian coast and in other sectors. to get./the state traffic commission war,’Rollins said, adding that with mer, another newly-captured ter’s system Is based on sound ac- nard college. ’ A eervlcemon can buy no less thia week will be no exception. more spending power during the thousand miles before It reached ■otopean political eettlements, town, are situated on the east FA. 20 and 21 More than 500 fighter-escorted to work with the town. This has than $1,000 worth of the warUme On Thursday evening at 8 him In October. The recorder’s a t the "greatest importance. ’ i tuarlal principles because Mr. At­ "When Johnny Come* March­ Legislators immediately Inter­ heavy bombers of the U. S. l6th not been done by the state and for war years, the consumer has learn­ bank of the Queis river which, kins, with Richard Martin, Attor- insurance and no more than $10,- o’clock sharp, there will be a ed to be particular and will con­ court clerk got It back with a 50- It means an end, h. said, to the like the small T.schirnc river about ing Home,” musical show by preted the choice of Stassen as a Air Force attacked railway yards that reason to enact a law govern- 000. The $10,000 policy will be meeting of the Cffiurch Council in franc note to cover, the fine and It’s a big event... Have a Coca;Cola daagei of political rivalries jje- ' ney Charles S. House and WUlard Mansfield Detachment, Marine presidential recognition of the so- In the Vienna and Graz areas of tinue to dematid a higher quality six miles to the west, flows north Sraman, 1-c, Jeanne Ijita ^ B. Rogers were the authors of the Irvg the town owned highways and u s ^ throughout here in the exam­ the Aaaembly room at the church. product. These two factors, plus the following note; "When I re­ tween the other two powers which Corps League, Hollister street au­ called "One-World” wing of the Austria and Maribor, Yugoslavia, not the state highways would re­ ples given. Matters of Importance may be dis­ ceived the ticket, I could not at­ and joins the Bober In the vicinity plan, which Is regarded as a model ditorium. yesterday. increased competition from fruit vipuld lead to development of of Sagan. 30 miles northwest of Jeanne Lata S. 1-c., daughter of for the state. Republican party that was repre­ sult in confusion. Two Main FIoos cussed. growers in other states due to a tend to It, as I was due back In Mheres of influence. » Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zaremba. of MlllUry Whist, Catholic Laflles sented primarily by the late Wen­ Fifteen Allied planes were lost There are two main plans for The Senior Choir will meet for camp on orders and I have been captured Bunzlau. I "Only six of the 63 municipal from the day’s operations, whic)l lessening \xp of transportation in < And in his opinion It minimizes, The speed of Konev’s advance 610 North Main street, who has systems now In effect In Connecti­ of Columbus at the Y. , dell L. Wlllkle, subsequently by paying beneficiaries: One for those rehearsal on Friday evening at the post-war years, he declared unable to remit since as I have )f it does not remove, the threat completed her course of cooking Dally until Feb. 28. motor vehi­ Stassen and Senator Ball (R- Included renewed attacks on t)ie under 30 years of age, another for 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs, been on the go." —25 miles In two days -Indicated cut are based on sound actuarial Brenner pass. will force the Connecticut grower a t violence in Europe’s small na- there waa little to give him pause and baking In the "Spars” at Palm principles, and most of the others cle registration, branch office. Mlnn.) Police Court those over 30. Let’s take one under Gaetano Slmonoelli, • lions where chaos follows In the Beach, Florida, is now home on a State Motor Vehicle Dept., Legion The Allied Naval comamnd an­ short of the Nlesse river, srtjne 20 fall to provide a substantial cush­ Stassen, who originally appoint­ nounced that a German garriaon of 30 flrsL . . . wake of war. miles beyond the Quels. The 10-day furlough. She will report ion for future contingencies,” Mr. Home, Leonard street. ed Ball to the Senate, is author of For 20 years (240 months) he Be Oeneral Peace Conferen^ to Long Beach. Calif., for further Wednesday, Feb. 28 about 40 men stranded on one of or she receives an installment of ktl Nlesse generally Is rated as sec­ Atkins stated In his report of the a world organization plan which, the Dodecaneae islands ta the John Cahill, of 274 TrumbuU Oil Barge Blast ■ This in turn should facilitate duty. She entered the "Spars” on Military Ball at State Armory. in effect, calls for creatioa of a street Hartford, waa sentenced to $55.10 a month. That $55.10 te the WHAT A DIFFERENCE! L":,» ond only to the Oder In eastern uiunicipal systems. Aegean sea attempted to raid the monthly payment on a $10,000 pol­ both the establishment of a Unlt- Germany’s defenses. September 21, 1944. "Cusbion Is Provided” Red Cross Benefit at South super government to police the the county Jail for SO days, 15 days •fl Nations security organisation neighboring island of Nialro this on jsach of two counts, breaking icy. So It’s Ihe largest made. . Fatal for Four Drive Into Austria Portended Her husband. Pvt Peter Lata, Manchester, In town meeting, Methodist church at 7:30. peace. week In search of food and other h >1 and the wrlUng of the peace at In the Army, has been overseas In appropriated $18,000 last fall as a at^d entering in the night-time and , At the end of 20 years the l»ne- another great international wn- A new Russian attempt to drive Friday, March 2 ^ Desire For Cooperation Seen supplies, but a British and Greek fleiary will have received not $10,- o Into Austria was portended In the South Pacific for 16 months. backlog or "cushion” for the pen­ Adjourned annual town meeting, landing party killed eight and cap­ theft of property valued at more fcm ce to follow sometime after Her brother, Frank Zaremba, S. Connally told reporters he felt than $15, In Town Court today. 000 hut $13,444. That $3,444 over Norfolk, ITa., Feb. 14—(ff)— An o Marshal Stalin’s order of the day sion plan and Required the setting High school hall. that his and Vandenberg’a desig­ tured 30. what the policy called for te due the end of hostlllUes Byrnes 1^ 1-c. In the Navy, has been overseas ulde a percentage of their pay Cahill waa arrested by Officer explosion aboard a Navy oil barge fllcated the Big Three had agreed announcing the capture of Buda­ for 15 months and Is now In Texas Tueaday, March 8 nation as members indicated a de­ Edmund F. Dwyer after Michael to the 3 per cent Interest com­ e pest. It described the Hungarian each week for the support of the Red Cross lecture, "Meal Plan­ unloading high octane gasoline IriJATOTUJinlLS.A ^ ^ A MODERNyATHTUB ^ ttiere shotdd be a general peace waiting for a ship. Pfc. Stanley plan. Due to the fact that there sire on the part of the president to Carra, owner of the groceir etore. pounded over the years. * capital as ”a strategtcally Im­ Zaremba of the Army has been ning.” Center church at 8 p. m. “have the utmost cooperation be­ Main street and Hartford road, If this beneficiary dies before hero yesterday killed four mem­ portant German defense center on are now but one pensioner, there Is Friday, March 9 Hospital Notes receiving the fuH 240 P»y>"«nt^ PAL : , ***He explained the situation this overseas for three months. In Ha­ I a good surplus In the pension plan tween the Senate and the execu­ saw someone lying on the floor of bers of the crew and Injured one. ORDinARq * the road to Vienna.” waii. Tin can collection In all parts tive.” the store when he opened the place then ^ e remainder due will be HOLLOW (ROUND The order was directed Jointly account over and above the of town. Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Ruth paid to the next beneflclary. Three other crewmen are missing. RLADE • Greece, Poland and Yugosla- i amount expended monthly for the Vandenberg recently heartened for business yesterday morning. , via the American people h ^ awn to Marshals Rodion Y. Malinov­ Saturday, March 10 the administration In a Senate Aschenbrenner, 185 McKee street; Prosecutor Raymond A. Johnson For instance; 'The first benefi­ A Navy yard spokesman said Flexible sky and Feodor Tolbukhin of the payment of the one pension. Banquet on fifth anniversary ’Mrs. Mary Davis, 93 Branford ciary lived only long enough to the vessel normally carried a crew w qp • ; OOndlUona arising before the OT- Is a Workable Plan speech endorsing the principle of told the court that Cahill had bro­ m RAZOR • in Razor inea cimference which they b ^ Second and Third Ukraine arm­ Modified Powers opening of American Legion International collaboration along street; Florence W. Goodman, 87 ken a pane of plate glass to* get collect $5,000. The remaining $8,- of 16 but only eight were thought ies. Their forces have long been As time goes no, the number of Home. Deerfield drive; Mrs. Nellie Mike- into the store and had collected an 444 would go to the hexL to be aboard. Names were with­ Beved were leading to town employees entitled to pen­ the line* laid down at the Dumbar­ Beneficiaries’ List Tight held pend;ng notification of next Uahment of British and R ussia well west of Budapest on a 250- Passed by House; ton Oaks preliminary conference wlcz, 51 Apel plack; Mrs. Irene amount of groceries and other ;end »hee1 eres of Influence. They f« t mile battle line stretching gen­ sions will Increase, but with the Scoville, 228 Center street produce totaling about $18 In cosL The list of beneficiaries te vary of kin. wIm) « JifFarenee between iWi oW Mb ol iMhOgony < annual appropriation of $18,000 as While the Michigan Senator left tight. It’s limited to wife, child, The explOBlon occurred at ■m KAt.,1 Muiend tadovlodoy’f i iiraamHinvattreom-jirted poreeloin _i»b...on^*______between on t they would be compelled to erally northeast into Slovakia. some doubt about hla accepUnce Admitted today: Ronaldk Hill­ Cahill arrived In town about three Sanderwrlte ouch arrangements Except for holding actions and RisCassi Objects backlog for the pension plan, the Trial of Spies man, 299 Highland street: George or four o’clock In the morning, ac­ parentH, brother and aiater. If th6 South Norfolk pier of the Gulf Oil $ahtr rotor blode ond Ibo new Pol Hollow reduction of Budapest these arm­ local system will become In every of a place on the delegation by de­ cording to his stoiT to the police ggrvicffniftn nxincd no bcncucl&ry* corporation. Flames quickly Without having had any hand in sense a workable plan, and there clining comment on his appoint­ F. Helm. 55L Brookfield street; o difforani, modem blode for a different, modern ihove. PM ies have been mostly marking Comes to Enel and being hungry,' broke into the the government would pay off first swept the oiler and set fire t o a Baking them...... (Continued From Pnge One) will be enough money each year In ment, friends expected him to take August Mlkolelt, 21 Woodland to wife, then to child, then to par­ If flexibf* In lb* roxor, follow* foelol contwrf, wMfWng away Ihli; danger arose from the fact time since the main Russian drive street; Mrs. Ruth Brewer, East store for food. Gulf Oil tanker moored at an ad­ whitkert wllh lu*l o "Poolber Touch". No booring d o ^ »o / that **«* nassage of war left many toward Berlin opened in the north the account to care for the gradual the post. Cahill had a previous redord ents, then to brother and sister. jacent pier. The fire on the lat­ continuing the terms of three Bloom has demonstrated a will­ Hartford: Oscar A. Muller, Rock­ The serviceman could name any so Wloilon le lender tklnl. Dotkolp l>lod* eidget loif iMger, S ttS ^ ^ iS u V u tes in political dls- more than a month ago. separate war orders until the pension of employees who will (Continued FVoro Page One) ville; Herman Lamprecht, 34 Vil­ which waa viewed by Judge Hay- ter vessel waa extinguished with erder. FacUonal leaders strove for Before the Germans launched a qualify under the provisions of the ingness to give all-out support to mond R. Bowers before Imposing of them as beneflclary or next slight damage. • tee. Try 9 p e * lodoy. ______Legislature’s final adjournment did you "want to turn In Glmpel?” the administration on Its plans for lage street beneficiary to any order he chose. pwer. They sought the supporter counter-attcak In early January when It was planned that the war pension plan. Discharged yesterday: Miss sentence. ither BriUin or Russia and tried and regained some ground In an d ie s an Example He answered: "Not because it the'peace organization. At the time the officer arrived But not outside tha list given. powers be renewed. In contrast, Mr. Atkins points was Glmpel. I had fio grudge Eaton joined with Vandenberg X?ynthla Frank. Andover; Mrs. So, a aervlceman’a widow who Stamp* Save Moving iV those great nations on attempt to relieve the Budapest Majority. Leader Herbert B. Clifford J. McNamara and son, after telephonic message from the PAlPIONItimL ,,, or having fun at the family reunion j t each other. Sometimes vlo- garrison, the Russian forces had Wanderer of Bethel, the only out, the City of Waterbury, will against Glmpel. I had to turn and other Republicans at Mack­ proprietor, the accused was mak­ eoUected a few payments, then PERFfeUD AND have to appropriate the sum of him In because of the dirty racket inac island months ago In pledg­ 32 Division street: Rudolph Each- married again and died. She rould Kansas (?lty—(ffj—A_sUmp col­ 4 for I0< Msulted, as in Greece. Sorne- reached__Uie vicinity of Komarom Hmme itiemher to speak On the man, 58 Ashworth street; Miss ing ready to leave the-store by the PATENTED THE Baby takee his first steps toward his dad home on furlough, snd the family I the United Nations were di­ Danube valley city 90 miles from amendment, said It represented "a $65,627 a year for a period of 30 Just being started and I wanted ing their party to cooperative or­ back door. The cash register waa not have named her new husband lector has lived on the ground years to catch up on the arrears to help break It. I wanted then ganization with other nations to Mildred Pfeiffer, Bolton Lake; rifl^, Prosecutor Johnson stated, sa her beneflclary. floor of a duplex for several years, IOfor25< MLLOWOIOUNO vided, as in Poland. Vienna. They albo were less than sincere effort to compromise In a Mrs. Milton Plouff, 119 Auburn circle in friendly happy reunion. And, of course, there’s Coca-Cola To Put End to Sltuatl^ 50 miles from Austria, below Lake fair way so that we may have a of the actuarial deficit, whereas If to help my native country.” prevent future aggression. and the sum of 54 cents found on Efforts may be made In congress but recently tjie new owner drop­ RAZOR BLADE The declaration on liberate the city had opened their plan on There was no amplification of street. CahUl when he was arrepted. to broaden the list to .enable a ped aroimd to tell him he would SINGLE OR Balaton In the southwestern cor­ general war powers bill." “Great VIctosy for Stalin" Discharged today; Mrs, Louise PKBUKCO.EY. from the family refrigerator to add lu life and sparkle. To visitors snd family •seas is deiteiled to put an end to ner of Hungary. The Senate method of dealing sound actuarial principles, there this statement In the Army com­ serviceman to nama anyone bene­ have to move. The owner wanted DOUBLE EDGE Bisse oonditloiia by Joining the would today be enough of a back­ munique. Similarly, a. previe w On the crlUcal side. Senator Leach, 290 Middle turnpike, east. ficiary, even though not related. 110,000 Captured with war emergencies. Wanderer Wheeler (D., Mon.) told reporters U. S. ^nthertlo Traded tor the floor for himself. Noting the aUke, the words Have * Caht are the signal for a friendly get-together. PUn to ttaited SUtes, Britain and Ru»sla The conquest of Budapest in 49 argued, “doesn’t meet the problem" log "cushion” to carry the plan reference by a croas-examlner to Birth, today: A son to Mr. and Haa Option on Fnyinenta stamps on a table, the landlord an­ Bnnly in an agreemjsnt to Uke through Bucceasfully. "other agenU” being “active” was that he thought the resulU of the Mrs. John G. Rohan, 183 Center Bi«zU Crude Now let’s take the example of a hi^h-siy>n days of street fighting cost the and gave the governor war powers The report-states that "70 per conference between Fresldent nounced that he too was a collec­ have a supply of Coca-Cola ready ice-cold in the refrigerator. Coca-Cola stands S ly Joint action when necessary Germans 49,000 men killed smd "through the back door." unexplained. street beneflclary over 30. Say she's a tor and the two got Into an inter­ t« restore order e"4^set up gov- cent of all public employes In the Roosevelt, Prime Minister Church- Rio de Janeiro—— Edward added supplies of natural crude the tenant upstairs to move. In- | §0XTIID undid AUIHODITV op THi COCA-COLA CORPAHt 'Oika*. Both mean the quaUty prod­ $ i5 e and free choice of their own men and policemen. Imperialism.” Brown aimed a. wooden gun at a haa been arranged here.x The new the highest rate. In her case, at ago ture waa not In session. ' Does Not Include Firemen ed In answer to a question; stesfl of you. You’ve got some uct of Tba Coca-Cola Company. Mvenmenta by the peoples con- Moscow announcements stress­ “Glmpel didn’t like my going out 'Senator Ball said In a state­ flight of pigeons and shouted agreement contemplates use of 35, they’d be $42 monthly. And Undesirable for Two Reasons The local pension system does “Bang, bang.” To the astonish­ the synthetic by Brazil’s rubber with this goes a guarantee of at stamps I want to trade you out , COCA . COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, EAST HARTFORD. CONN. ed that the vain counter-attacka The three bills sent down from not Include the firemen of the at night. He said he could get ment that he thought It “unfort least 120 payments. This may of.’’ , -Whenever it becomes necessary toward Budapest from the north­ along all right without me.” ' unate that the eastern boundary ment of Edward and hla compan Industry which Is making Urea Bm big powers’to set up a the Senate, he told the House, were South or North End departments Ions at rural Butler, a pigeon fell and tubes, many of which are be­ sound confusing. It Isn’t. west and southwest cost the Ger­ undesirable for two reasons: “They for these are maintained on a vol­ Further cross-examination of of Poland waa not settled so as .O l«4S hw C-C Co.. l&'BhMniment or restore order they mans additional "hundreds of Colepaugh Included the following: to Include within Poland the cit­ dead. ”It was the surprise of my ing exported to the United States,^ Say this woman of 35 lived an­ don’t properly meet the situation; unteer basis. life,” commented Deanne Smart, Supplementing earlier agree­ other 32 years. She'd have receiv­ iSSatB aopotat a Joint commission to tanks anfl tyns of thousands of they aren’t properly drawn" The report states that taxpayers Q—"Didn’t you know that Glm­ ies of Lwow and VUna.” ‘ “ details. This has already their officers and men." pel, after arriving In New York, who made the gun. ”It’s the first ments In which Brazil agreed to ed by then not $10,000 but $16,128. _oae Ih the" case of Poland, He pleaded for acceptance of tlic are legally bound In most cases, to But he added that "the com­ time one of my guns ever killed boost rubber production and limit If she lived to 100, ahe’d hava re­ The roll dt German prisoners "compromise’’ so that the Gener­ make, up whatever sums may be made no effort to carry out his promises reached regarding the anything.” Elders were convinced ceived $32,760. In other words: abject bSIng to reorganize the captured in Budapest was headed mission? her own idustry to the use of NEW 100r« ALL WOOL IlilllllililiBItiiillltllBllliiillillilllltlUM IBtillliiiiBBIlM piillillBItiililiiBilillBiillilllii at PoMsh government • at al Assembly could "get on with needed to keep premises, jlo mat­ governments In Poland and the pigeon suffered a heart attack $42 monthly aa long as she lived. by the enemy cOinmandant, Colo­ other legislation, equally Import­ ter how Indiscreet. "The munici­ A—"Yes, air.” Yugoslavia, the strong emphasis 10,000 tons of crude annually, the r to include "democratic ele- nel General Pfeffer-Wlldenbruch. „ Q—“Did you ever see him try to current pact will give the Ameri­ But suppose that same woman not now represented. ant, that we ought to give the peo­ pality, having accepted even the on the Atlantic charter princi­ Go to Chicago for LMSon «rf 35 received only two payments SLIP-ONS and CARDIGANS It was this officer who In 1938 ple of this state.’’ smallest sum from Its employees, build a radio?” ples, the agreements on policing can Industry more crude to mix - ^ d died. What then? Remem­ By such procedures It is hoped commanded the • German police A—"No. sir.” with its syntlieUc and permit / to bond an Atlantic charter peace Wanderer asserted that recently has entered Into -a definite con­ Germany after the war, togethes Chicago—Czechoslovakia after A—”No, sir.” witz, the famous pianist, also beyond their former 10,000-ton Byfnea aald waa that the main role aome quarters to deny the govern­ there Is no escape without their idns announced, far outweigh this teaches. Occasionally he goes on at least 120 payments. I,ong Sleeved Munich—the first Nazi seizure of or war powers at any time and concurrence . . .” Q—"Write any lettera?” lUnltetlon. So, to this case, the government Irritable, depteoMl BMwds M ofUa *■.3. ^et the United States in underwrit- another nation’s territory. A—"No. sir." point.” concert tours. So....two of hla related tooooatopatkB. TrimNatarelk ' jUv luch MtUsmcnti for tho first told ths House that when the sit­ Senator Walsh (D., Mass.) aald pupils, a 16-year-old boy, and First ■ allotment of U. S. syn­ had 118 payments still to make. Some direct supply lines to uation was discussed by the Ju­ Flatly declaring, "that’s a He," girl, 18, followed him here for thetic to Brazil will be 2,500 tons These went to the next benefl­ Remedy (NR TabMi). Coataina m i Wm in its history will be to pre- German forces In Czechoslovakia, Colepaugh denied a cross-exam In a statement that "the propo­ with more available If Brazil can ehemieals, so adaerali, no pheiial 1 vaw the development of war- diciary committee, "believe it or Wizard of Piano sals respecting Poland, both po­ their lesson and then returned to clary In monthly Installments of dcrivstivea. NRTehl^eis JUkteak CARDIGANS Hungary and Yugoslavia already Iner’s question: “Isn’t it also true use it. $42 until those remaining 118 l^rsadtiig spheres of influence. have been'cut and others are be­ nfft, 1 heard that there was ob­ that Glmpel told you it was Im­ litical and territorial, are shock­ New York. —act difierrat Pk«b ear yble-ra jection to granting war powers to ing to all those who profess ad­ payments had befen completed. ^ •ombiaatiaii of 10 vegriabl*iBgrwB>t ing Imminently menaced by Mar­ With Stage Show possible to carry out the mission But you aay: "These full 120 shal Konev’s westward thrust the governefl' after the Legislature and suggested that both of you go herence to the cause of freedom enia fonanlsted one fiO yearn agm I Russians tlrash wrent home.” and the right of self determina­ payments at $42 a mouth bring TJneoated or eandv ooatod, th w $5 39 across northern Silesia. to the FBI?” the total payments to only $5,- Konev'a -advance yesterday At the original hearing on the Frankie Carte, wizard of the tion. They are wholly at vari­ aetiaa Ife depwdatim, thorou^yrt matter, he added, no one. Repub­ piano, whose “Golden Touch” has ance with the Atlantic charter 040.” j —»«i» aa .nUHMHi cl NRk nav9 Queis Defense; swept up ISO German cqpmunl- . Considered Wise Prectiee tlea In addition to advancing to, lican or Democrat, ht^d held such thrilled mlUlons, appears In per­ pledge.” OetaflMbestot o ..^ an attitude. son, with his piano, and hla own High Pressure True. This waa considered , wise _ ' oeoMuiy rise. Au nrnttiria In pure white and pastel shades. and possibly crossing, the Quels Odd Fellows Bingo insurance practice by Ckjngreaa - Nearer Driesden river, his troops were mopping up Need Not Have Approval ^ e a t band* at the Stat6 ihaatar* ChutioB: Take coly as dheeted. Sizes 34 to 40. During the nine-minute Senate Hartford, starting Friday. Com­ which wrote the law that way be­ the approaches to Sagan. Blocking Snow cause . the government lost on Mfi lO-NIOHr/ TORONf OK AlMOHr (Oentlnoed From Page One) 'The Russian cominunlque session, Senator Leon RisCassi, poser of Buch song hits as "Sunrise I Engagements V s Serenade,” "Lover’s LulUby.” those who lived long. SLIP-ONS . XI silent on operations oh Bukov’s Democratic floor leader, reminded But th en were complaints that front, both directly before Berlin bis colleagues that It had been Falling Leaves,” and "Moonlight (Contlnaed From Page One) Thursday Night AlUVKaUtt OUtM I Into the fight to keep open retreat this waa tmf air. So Congresa and in the tlihisl toward Stettin the practice of many years for Whispers," Frankie will aleo In­ Toumaud-Filion ^Lovely pastel shades and pure white. tinea to the west. troduce hie newest composition to <10 inches causied New England­ Mrs. Alma J. Fllion, of 295 amended the law to give a bene­ They also reported Zhukov was to the northeast, but It announced legislators to Introduce bills by re­ Main street, announces the en­ AND EViKY THURSDAY EVENING ^ ficiary an option. Let’a take the five and six-ralle gains In the con­ quest. Such bills, said RisCassi, Carle Boogie” during this en- ers to take elaborate precautions **massing strong forces” on the gag^nenL Featured with the Carle on this the fffth anniversary of gagement of her daughter, Miss aame widow of 35. $ Frankfurt - Fuerstenberg front tinued cleanup of the Polish cor­ need not always have the approv­ Marcia Elisabeth Fllion, to Alexis All Bingo Player* 2. She gambles on her long­ 4.59 along the Oder for an assault on al of the legislator who introduced bandAre the voices of lovely Phyl­ the St. Valentine’s day blizzard of A 7n > /-T n : J'jf *• ridor. lis Lynne, Lee Columbo and 1940. ’Tournaud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cordially Invited to Attend! life chance to be sure the govern­ Berlin. them. ment pays off the full $10,000 Menaced Dresden, capital of the Frankie’s newest dlecovery. Paul Many business men spent the Anthony J. Tournaud of 181 Lake "Because your name la attached Allen. Augmenting the stage bUI night in crowded hotels, highway street. value r t the policy. . old kingdom of Saxony, waa bom­ to a bill doesn’t mean you’ve done Instead of; the $42> under plan barded by 800 R. A. F. planes last To Hold School are the Pitchmen, comedy sUrs of workers readied battered snow re­ POR seCID niM PESneil— any more than your duty,” he said Sons of Fun”; Mack Lathrop and moval equipment and* motorists No. 1, her monthly payments are night. In demonstration of Allied as he explained that for a legis­ V irg in Lee In "Tap Dancing $39.90. She'll receive that much M a RLOW’S military coordination. Moscow dis­ For Odd Fellows lator to introduce a bill on re­ rented garage space. patches said Konev was 18 miles Gone Park Avenue,” and others. ’The storm, however, failed to * every month the rest of her life. quest was nbthing more than an Showing on the screen win be ”Kld materialize, depositing only a diut- If she lived to be 100, she’d have —FOR VALUES— or less from the frontier of Saxony. act at courtesy,^ Konev’s lower wing was only King David Lodge of Odd Fel­ Sister” with Judy Clark, Roger ing of snow on the New Ehigland coUeeted $31,122. Later, RisCassi told newspaper­ Pryor and Constanee Worth. states. But if she should die before the aome 90 miles from Prague. Cze­ lows will hold a school of instruc­ men off the floor that his remarks Aa usual, there will be a mid government has paid her as much choslovak capital. The conquest of tion Friday evening In Odd Fel­ were Intended to Clear up a mis­ night ■'show on Friday only. V A L -O IL GETBUSYNOWl as $10,000, then, the difference be­ battle-wrecked Budapest, whose lows hall. The regular meeting will understanding. over a Waterbury There are late stage show# Sat­ Mo$t of Nation Don’t wait until Spring Is S tween what she has received and aiege cost the enemy 159,000 troops begin promptly at 7:30 and at pension bill which he bad intro­ urday and Sunday starting at 9:45 here to get your awnings, s the $10,000 goes to the next bene­ captured or killed, freed strong eight o’clock Grand Master Get* MUd Weather / porch choirs and the like In s ~^,uaaian forces for new tasks, duced by request. ^ p. in« ficiary until the $10,000 baa been BROWN'S Charles S. Roberts, Jr., and Grand Before the House adjourned. It By. Thr Ansoriated Praa* F or Copper Sfcreens, good shape. Yonll have plen- s paid out ta-full. ' , ‘ rshal Stalin significantly de- Instructor Frederick ll 'Phelps of ty of other things to do then S ibed the Hungarian capital as a was announced that no F rt^ y Taatailte liuitallBca Seabees Most of the nation, with the ex­ Middletoum will conduct the session would be held this week ception at snowbound New Eng­ ...so get started now on S GARAOE Thinking of Jewelry^ ion on the route to Vienna. school. Important questions will be In Aretie your pslnttng. s CRUISER CAR Speuli of Growing D<*hacle and. because of the Washington's land, gratefully accepted continu­ 3 Navy Craft Seek 16 nrainmrC Place Moscow dispatches spoke of the asked ajid answered, and a special birthday holiday, sessions would Point Barrow, Alaska— ance today at mild weather while (Rear of the Gas Co.) rmans’ "growing debacle in Si- invitation is extended to all Odd be held next week on Monday, Far northern Seabees, up above Texas, where temperatures bub­ The Connecticut Company radio-equipped foreseen delay in the regular, circulation Fellows in town to attend. Bodies of 18 AD Rinds of Gonernl . Think of Donnelly’s! ila” under Konev’s blows, and Tuesday and Wednesday. the magnetic north pole' In north­ bled to aa . high as 89, bathed in Cruiser Car ia in operation 18 houra a of the city’s travel system, the Cruiser Id his vanguards nearing Saxony Vice Grand Clinton Keeney of There was no announcement of ern Canada try try to find oU, are summer airs. s. Automobiki Repair Work [were “still meeting poorly armed King David Lodge reminds the a Monday session by the Senate, keeping a shsai> eye for tantallta It was only a respite, however. Yott*Il B« Pleased With the Purchases You Make Here I day from 6:30 a. m. to well after midiiigfaL Car operator la on the spot—prontol Ho members of the special War Serv­ The Chicago Weather bureau mobs of the Volkssturm sprinkled however. ore. Sen FranclBO, Feb. 14—(JT)— FREE TOWING reroutes the bases when necessary and sees th some police and SS dctach- ice Fund, and requests all who One aource of tanUliim, a au- cheerfully reported a new cold Navy craft- cruised over shallow The Cruiaer covers the entire system and iihts. have not already contributed to do wave waa gathering ice in the Use Setfsst canvas s raO N B 8878 OR 2-U2T Stone Set Link Bracelets...... $8.50-ai^ up perfaard, noncorroalve metal, baa point for ownings, 3 rato-whlpped waters off Alameda la on call by radio to Investigate any tliet all additional equipment, ia provided "Ths decision, attributed to Hit­ JO before March 1. - ^ Tlie Weaker Sex been found by Ouetme De Staf* northwest and that It woqld cover Naval airport today searching for moot of Minnesota by tomorrow b 0 O d h ombrellas, g when needed and acta in a general “ele»- fany, a Montana explorer and glldera, beach chairs s 18 mtsstog occupants of a New emergency that m i^t arise on the various Ban Jose, Costa Rica — (/P>— prospector. The world’s supply Is aiMl move southward in time to Yorti bound Navel. air transport Spray P in s...... $4.25/tod up Mrs. Matilde Conterd, 64. of Puer­ give Mississippi valley residentaa and other eonvoo ob- • sarvioe plane which crashed ahort- routes. In the case of fires, blocked streets, up” capacity. The Cruiser is another impor* to Humo, has been 19 times a small and the metal la next to cold week-end. Jecto. 1 gold and platinum in value. Meantime moderate cold was ty after takeoff yesterday. HOSPITAL tie np doe to winter atorma or any nn- tant factor In mebliig transportation click. Red Cross First Aiders widow, having 22 children from A new aou^e of tantalite in the V«l-Oil Is Meal for eopper Six bodies have been recovered; Solid Gold Locketfi...... $1^.JOO and ^p. her 19 dead husbemds, 'according forecast for New England today. ■rriitius It piuvaato tbs dis- one a saUor who had 40-day leave EXPENSE IS NO far north would supplement the ' ' ' — ------7 ^ r to the newspaper Ultima Hora. In A heavy snowfall ranging between papers to hla pocket. Nemaa of perfect health, she lives on $90,- meager supply in Brasil, Belgian 2 pnd 5 inches struck New Yoric oeloiiitkMi of patart oa w ta' - LONGER A DRAIN Congo and Australia. North state. Five inches fell at bedeviled daw traaMo, eastegs aad oa victims were withheld pending Solid Gold Crofises and Chaina $ 9 .7 5 and up Asked to Register 000, Inherited from her 19 hus­ notifleatloo a t famlliiM. bands. She recently remarried, America’s only known. previous liuffalo, causing .freight move­ aldiag aoar windows. ON THE' supply waa mined on a very amall ments to drop 3,000 ean.^ SETFAST CANVAS PAINT The ahty’a tangled wreokege P in t Aiders, cooperation please! Will the holders this time with a 20-year-old male. scale in New Mexico and South Canvas, Mko rabber aad metal, la a vital war material. Sava was lifted from the hay yesterday. I FAMILY INCOMEI Lady'fi Expansion Bracelets. . $ 1 2 .0 0 and up o f first aid certificates who are still interested, and those Dakota. , irtmt yea have! It le easy te reaew aad preserve praetteaOy Officials said the Mg plains . de­ wIm) wish to enter new classes, please register by filling ThreeiHnadred Corpeee 69c Pint , anything made from canvas witti SETPAfiPT CANVAS PAINT. | veloped engine trouble and etriicfc 5c Per Bay and Up the form below and sending it to York Strangfeld, Ferry Issueg Warning ' the water with such an Impact win Fay tar E-rays . Roeee am. Solid Gold Guneo Brooches $24.00 and up n First Aid, 45 Franklin St., Manchester. The Unlveralty of Kentucky ac- V - houses were abahen. Ofieralteg Raaoi ••Aain cpiired the remains of 300 Indians, The Initial factory to overseas On Heavy Snow 85c Pint $1.39 Quart | V Haaaibddn • Mefit- removed the Tennessee vaUey pre­ station ferry flight waa made by $1.02 Quart am 1 Reward aad Laberatery. Baby Crosses ...... $1.80 and up isaaiiaa»»9GS«#8 paratory to Its being flooded by the United States Army- Air a,' WoBMi aad ChOdtea dam projects. Corps tective or finishing materiaL m int — Varnleh — PateteiW SappUes — WaUpapere — Ar n act, haa poaM • luah reward ^ierested in Stnd. or Adv. Course ( ) to be one of the moat im ^rtant eral reasons why this should be It eoagoers. tost, preveata MoteilBl — Pletare Framiag — Drafttag lasIfunientB — i ,r Ito return: Four perttagea of HITCHCOCK in Refreaber Coarse ( ) artna of tha natlon’a mlUtary doosb hs says. Mdny buildings are rietarea — Wladew Qhue — iUrrere cigarettaa. ate atteka of A 1 U N a ^ f ______by vbtna d t tta iOflUty not . eoasfaroetod to wtthatand TELEPHONE 5887 |, chewing gam ead—a book, “ Iha M 8 MAIM I JEWELERS AT THE CENTER ta JoniorJIrst Aid 1 > to get our fighting planes anew and w ater will form 3 Ancient Art of Mhktog TEL. 810$ |n fr. FM ^Aid R^regber Course ( )' and safey^ to any a t our through the roof dedng traiU i ^ to Um tatezior. - /• PAGE THIRT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. (X)NN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14,1941 MANGHESTEP EVENING HEKAL.U. MAfSCTlEai e.R, CXIWN., WFUNESDAT, FEBRUART 14, 1949 N. M t TWELVa Pesca, Mra. Daniel HaUoran and tlM sport wa» good for two days, or Mrs, Joaeph Flowt. The following Public Nurse Yank Bomhers College Thinks Religion until the snow begs., to soften up Tolland refreehmehte will be on sale; ice I' pribe Story, To Talk on Art Mr. Smith—a Mighty Man (and Soldier) Is He j To Give Show Columbia and became worn down. i cream. soda, homemade pies, There------was— an ------attendance. . „ of , i Tolland friends of Mrs. Ruby doughnuts and coffee. In addition SessiohHeld BWst D resden May Need a Selling Job Plans tor n consoltdatad school nsa^ 70 at 8L Bowler Amprimo were saddened to there will bs a drawing for some * Labelled Lie For Patients which have boan submitted by A. live poultry which should be an Inducement to those who have had R. Sharps, arotaitec^ to ths sps- Deciilp to Conduct An' In Main Blow By Jane C. Millet A study will extend over two years. Bishop Walter H. Gray of (3»rist Mrs. Amprimo waa bom In Tol- a hard time obtaining meat. The ‘fip e $ to n 4 By. Goldberg Louisville, Ky.-A rangy,' red- ' Benfleid will visit college Marine Corps 'Thespians clsl oommlttes appointed at ths Church Cathedral, Hartford, ron -1 jjjg daughter of the late Wll- dancSwirill start at 8 p. m. and the nual Fund Drive in ^ . 1 , * • campuasea to dotermlne why atu- last town mesttog ars on dUplay flrmed a class of sto. The memMra Margaret (Brown) Bowl- admission price can be found in (Continued From Page One) haired clergyman is making a two- | Memlngly arc not interested ■t tha town halL Ths plana, the advertisement to another sec­ (Coatimied rrom P *f« On«) To Repeat Perform­ were the Mlwa Mary ^ the first 29 May as Usual. year study to find out whether the 1 ij church affairs. He will InvesU- which will bs recommended to the and Grace Markham. CflarePo^r «r tion of this paper. All the night operations wefe at a same intang'ble factor ^ a t sella gate those .ihiirches with success­ ance at Hospital. town at the March town meeUng Helen and (Seorge Rose. TOe girls I ^ yeara as teacher in the Tol- * Selectmeo’a Meeting The regular monthly meeUng of I itd, and later raised his offer to cost of 16 bombers missing. lipstick and lace also will sell re­ ful programs ir> use; he will study, call tor a four room structure, looked devout to whUe veUs, mjwy Schools. She will be Routine orders and the selection the Manchester' Public Health! |uo,ooo. Soon after breakfast this morn­ ligion. through the use of questionnaires, with provision mads for ths sddi- When the offer was not accept- Ths cast of the “Jitonnjr Oomss and the whole claaa listen^ attem I y missed by her many Tol- of names for the Superior Court Nursing Association waa ing the German radio began inter* The study, approved by the , . . Religious ResMrcIwr . . • Uon of two sddlUonal classrooms yesterday in the Board Room of •d. the War department report re­ nipting its programs every few bo.ard of directors of the Presby­ Marching Home” musical comedy Uvely as the Bishop ^ en ds. The family has the Jury took up most of the time at the various reactions , of both ahow, which will play at the Hol- and a gymnasium. The new them after sympathy of her many Tolland as the Selectmen’s meeting held Mon­ the Manchester Memorial hospital EXTRA lated, Ooldberg paid $138,000 at a minutes to warn listeners to take terian Theological Seminary of church-goers and non-participanta. lUter etreet school on Tuesday, building would be located about mony. giving them a heart , to •' day afternoon at the Firehouse. with Miss Anna C. Sampson, presi­ dabsequent public auction "foi less cover from approaching planes. At Kentucky, founded- in 1901. . has At the same time, Dr. Benfleid feet back of the town hall fac­ property” than he had sought to Feb. 20 and Wednesday, Feb. 21, 100 heart talk on the true meanli^^ ^ Arthur Caldwell, age 35 years, This was the first meeting to be dent of the Association presiding nObn, the U. S. Army Air Forces been organized by Dr. W. A. Ben- will make complete ana detailed ing the road. The commlttss Mrs. Gertrude Rayner who ia in &tain for $110,000. announced officially its bombers flold, Jr., professor of Hebrew and haa accepted an invitation from reUglon. Is was awarded the state prize of $10 held In the Firehouse and Just af­ studies of sales training programs the American Red Qroas to pre­ wtohed to call the attenUon of the taken on from outaiaeoutside by°y. a«v i the county prize of $6. He ter Catharine Marshall, clerk of charge of the Visiting Nursea re­ Denouncing the original charges were over Germany. Old Testament at the Institute. a* leading manufact*,Mng com­ public to the fact that the prices The British blow again.st Dres­ Dr. Benfleid regards the pro­ sent the-show at the station hos­ magical process but ^ de- one-quarter acre of com, the board, had entered the build­ ported that 615 field vlaiU were as “aplte work,” the ^tncss, panies and advertising firms ia quoted on the plans are pre-war. made by the four nurses during whose recent auction sales Tin the den, Germany's seventh city, was gram as a iHincentratcd survey pital. Bradley Field, on' Sunday veloped from wlthlm one-quarter acre of mixed vege- ing, car parked on Bolton Notch America. He recently returned and the present cost would prob­ those present repaired to tte home ^e road caught fire and damaged the the month of January. 1 ] ■' Defense Plant Corporation arc un- the flr.st major attack ever made into the fields of advertising and from New York where ho had 29 evening, Feb. 25 for the hospital salesmanship to try to discover and ataff personnel of Bradley ably approximate an additional of the rector. Rev. H. IL worked In his neighborhood wiring considerably. Mrs. Mar­ The program for the annual | VALUES : der inquiry by the Senate War In- there. A striking feature was the interviews with inGuential busi­ 40 per cent. and had the op p ortu ^ y ^ p "tt^ )„ » total of 2081 hours, shall had parked the ear and enter­ drive to raise funds for the Asso-l : f deatigating committee, Goldberg lack of anti-aircraft fire. tlie fufidamertal principles of ad- ness leaders Within two weeks. Field. VI.Using and to determine if such Mr. and Mra. John Sloat are ths the bishop md members of t^ P » 4.^ gju), work ed tbd building when Arthur Pin. elation was discussed, and It was 1 .>£iMrt6d: Clouds Obscure Target The cast will meet at the home parents of » daughter born Fri­ class. RefreshmenU wero served A raurnaa^n ney going norto on the road notlc. decided by the board that the drive r 'There wae Jealousy in them principles could be transferred to Dentist Pension Tax Would When the first wave hit about 10 of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Berran, day morning at the Wtodhsm by a coin m t^ e to U m ? Md^Mrs.' Charles C. Cunier ed the smoke coming from the en­ will start May 1. aa has been the '^ y s like there is today.” ,, religion and applied in church pro­ Paste Cabana co-dlrectora of the show, 38 Pearl p. m. clouds obscured the target. grams, including the sermon and (Community Mejn®r**t hospljW, Clarence E. Porter at the soendlng several days at gine of the car. He called Select­ custom to the past, and continue l^ Idbcrg depicted himself as the Lt. (toil. \\utter n> Smith K. .\tlni. N orm an M. Sm ith Lt. Gen. Holland M. Smith street for lunch at 4 o’clock Sun­ through the summer. Final plansl ^Ctim of "rough treatment” and When the second arrived three the organization of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tuttle, Mra. L e v ^ W. Phelps imd Jf^unt’^rren^lant to the Lauren- man Vincent Krzeslcki who waa Mrs. Willard Hills 'A Businesslike Poll Washington—(/P)— A proposed day afternoon and will go from Miss Sally TutUe, and M la ^ e a n CTarisaa Pendleton poured from just leaving the building and they for the drive will be decided at the j 4wire-tapptng” in connection with hours later the sky was clear. The bill to pension Cuban dentists Uqulries into his surplus auction crews said fires could be seen for By David Taylor Marks "The executive advertising man­ there to Bradley Field for the laham were to Hartford Friday the tea and coffee ums, and sand- ^ Young People’s Society of extinguished the fire with snow next monthly meeting of the| Mrs. Josephine Pieseik Hills of bv the Kc\ "some remembered. A “ t o e a s w m « u i - The .gray-haired president of her radio debut tomorrow after­ lower east side, cry "Beaver" and a factor whirh he contends tthe the Coordinator of Inter-Ameri­ tal. ber of a class of 84 student. Cadet aged. not heretofore contributed to the I gees fleeing ahead of the Russians. I The Praise and Prayer meeting urplus Liquidators, Inc.,,and the noon at 3:15. Mrs. Hills will speak 35" fighter plaiie..< strlkiiii; jn two start a mild riot; you can yell, can Affairs. «d Keen R*>ckvllIeYor a Social Program on Visiting Nurses, ■will do ao thlal Some German government offices at the Church of the Nazarene to­ church has largely overlooked. The Captain Fred W. Riggs, Marine Nurses. Mlaa Tuttle spent the enate War Investigating commlt- oven WTHT for five minutes, and waves the previous ilay, Ijomei "Hey. Rube" in a circus and start I tall, deep-voiced theologian, for­ the late Mr. Frjnk H. Keem I evening. February 16. at year as every dollar that can pos­ also are said to have been shifted night at 7:30 will be in charge of Corps Recruiting Officer o f the week-end at her, home here. ie got into an immediate contro- each Thursday afternoon there­ claimed damage from Tuesday s a young war; but you ain’t seen mer pastor of the Bcechmont Marriage Custom mother of the rector, {^he Ttolland Town Hall. Festivities sibly be raised is urgently needed srsy as he resumed the stand to there. the pa.stor. Rev. James A. Young. Hartford District, a veteran of the Misa Jane Lyman, who is a Ca­ ^10,000 Plastered after for a period of thirteen raid was "extremely light." nothin’ until you start calling, church in Lexington, Ky., says the det Nurse at the Backus hospital occurred very recently. She hw i gj. 7:80 p. m. to carry on the work of the Visit- I press regret over the use of "big Together American and British I Mrs. E. T. French \ la give the Guadalcanal. Tarawa and Saipan ing Nurses In their endeavor to Clearance Sale weeks. She does not propose to graced all church affairs since she Miss Daisy Caldwell has accept- "Hey, Smithl” in an Army camp. study is an enUrely unique ap­ The evening before a marriage invasions, will outline the alma of In Norwich spent Sunday at her jnes” in the company’s efforts teach art via radio, but to give a Tactical Forces on the continent missionary study lesson in connec- care for the health of the people | The sudden upsurge of huskies proach to theological education. in Bohemia finds the young girl the local detachment on Tuesday, took up cd a poslUon with the Aetna Life On Super-Fort I (Atain a Defense Plant corpora­ aeries of talks on art appreciation, yesterday flew more than 2,100 East African Trtmps I tion with this service, as this la home here. . « . friendly and in^ Company of Harttord of Manchester. tyill approach a tidal wave. Dr. Benfield considers the min­ friends of the bride making the Feb. 20 in their efforts to secure a Mrs. WUllam Helm of East tion contract. explaining the different methods sorties against battle area targets ' the only opportunity during Feb­ ister a poor salesman oP religion, bridal wreath, each lidding a twig and ahe was greatly missed, m r | Tolland Federated Church FOG ' He declared that investigators used in working with all kinds of and Nazi supply lines. The pilots Capture Scilpya Tliere are more Smiths in the ruary for the VV.F.M.S, to be rep- Service Fund for returning Ma­ Hartford was a week-end guest companion and housekeeper. Wichita, Kas., Fab. 14---(85—A Hard •. Ceylon. Keb. 14. ,Ti — armed services than any other because, he Laid, the clergyman of rosemary and a prayer for the of Mr. and Mra. Raymond Lyman. Women are invited to attend the GLASS ttther for the comlttee or for mediums, how best to go about reported meeting the stiffest anti­ resented. Members of W\F.M.S. uses "a vocabulary philosophical­ winning of a husband. Only the rines. Nellie Rydell, was also ^ 1 world Day of Prayer to be held at B-29 Super-Fortress— the 1,000th LIGHT Ea. t African troops have caiitured family name. One soldier in e v e y ; ghould bring their offerings. Tlte The two current sWows are for The 10th district of the Con- Jas In StomacM Mayor F. H. LaGuardla of New drawing or painting, how to tell aircraft opposition t these battle 1 ly above his congregation.” be present, as she waa called to j ^jnion Church, Rockville, Febru- to be manufactured at the Wichita York, whose earlier inquiries pre- Scilpyu on the Irrawaddy river 100 and every 115th man or | church boart will hold its meet- bridegroom-to-be is permltt^ to the detachment’s $6,000 Service necUciit Milk Producers Assocla- COOKWARE SALE good paintings and the Do’s and line attacks since the German Begun a short time ago, the observe the ritual. Florlda a few days ,, ary 16 at 3 p. m. Mrs. French will plant of the Boeing Airplane Com­ Upitated the investigation, had Don’t of art in generaL Ardennes offensive was checked. about 105 miles southwest of Man­ woman in the Navy answer to 't. ing at close of service. Fimd. ” ■ Uon vrill hold an all day meeUng owing to the sudden ® arrange for transportation for all pany—waa delivered to the Army at Yeomans hall on Tuesday with and Bowels Tk ftapped” his telephone wires, Mrs. Hills by training anil ex­ Their combined claims for the dalay, seizing large stores of Japa­ In round numberz there are sister of Mr. Keens. Nurses j.-.-jn e to attend If notified, today, plastered with about $10,- 1.98 i ‘-Who tapped your «4res7 de- perience is well qualified for such nese equipment, the Southeast 72,000 soldiers and 21,400 tarr. Center church older young peo­ dinner being served by the Parent help of any Wnd are hard to secure ^ junior Red O oss at Hicks 000 In coins and currency. day included 109 locomotives, 307 RELIKVKD Off NO COST Six-Inch, jnanded Chairman Mead (D-NY). ati assignment. All through child­ railcars and 278 motor vehicles Asia command announced today. named Smith. And 356 soldiers ple held a Valentine party lost Teacher Asaodatlon. and Mra. Rydell was pressed into' Memorial school are busy knitting The money was a spontaneous ; "Tour investigators know who, are named John W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.' Reginald Lewis Ev«ry person who !• troublsd with Black Enamsl hood and girlhood she gave wrecked and 48 rail cuts. • In northern Burma t^hincse First evening at the church. The room South Coventry service. fi,p 1 afghans for servicemen's hospitals. contribution by Boeing employes tee witness replied. "I don't care Brass-Hat Smiths who have recenUy moved back to cxreffMve in stomach and bowels Finish, promise of unusual artistic ability. The U. S. Ninth Air Force, Army troops consolidated posi­ was decorated in keeping with St. PINEHURST OFFERS The'^ regular , meetingu .1 h.. of w r, The girls are asking donations of to the Infantile Paralysis founda­ should pel a packnxo of Baalmsnns to go into that. I worked a lifetime .Top-ranking Smith is ribbon- ConnecUcut from Vermont are the Hebron school board has been ^ny color and odds tion. The workers, seeking to ex­ Qaa Tablets and try them for quick r«- Amber Lena. Her talent was early recognized which lost 11 aircraft, claimed two tions on the Burma road above Valentine’s Day. A social hour of Mrs. Eioise D. Bonney left on to develop an honorable, honest, by the late Miss Harriet Condon, Lashlo yesterday, strengthening bedecked Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell 300 50-Pound Bags‘of Grade A parents o f a son, Jeffrey Sumner postponed from last Thursday eve press their pride In the thousandth i:ef of the distress. Nazis shot down and three more games,and singing was enjoyed Sunday for Washington. D. C- and ends wU! be appreciated Sharp pains in the alxlomen are huctlon business. Art teacher of Manchester High defenses of the new overland sup­ "Beedle" Smith. tart-tongued bom last week- at the Windham ning to a week later. sky giant, first attached contribu­ "The auctioneering business damaged. by the young" people. Dainty re- where she will live. Her husband, Please send yam to Hicks Me­ often due entirely to fas pressure. school, who gave her every encour­ ply libk. ".shadow commander” for Gen. freshmenas were served by the Community hospital. Mrs. Leroy H. Getchell, clerk of morial school, Tolland Center. tions to the nose section aa it mov­ .Mnny sufferers occasionally have s treates Jealousy and enemies. The NATIVE POTATOES Bag $2.39 Fred A. Bonney, Motor Machin­ burninK pain at the pit of the stomach, agement. Five...... Allied _ planes^____ were____ reported _ Eisenhower. Not far behind are social committee. There were 52 present at the the Hebron rationing board, at­ William French, son of Rev. and ed into the primary assembly line. TAsy’ rs Galvanixtelt only way to get at me is by In- From Woodridge and Donald Grant. ist’s Mate First Class, is stationed Grange meeUng last Wednesday tended a meeeting Saturday in Parts of the wings and virtually cnllsd heartburn. Others compiam at W W W SALE The embryo artist won a Yanks Loose miselng in forays which included I "Howlin’ Mad” Lt. Gen. Holland there on the U. S. S. Potomac. Mrs. Hollis French has been trans­ times of palptiatlon. labored brcathlnK, One and a half ^ _ Mnuations and innuendo." scholarship which enabled her to the destruction of a main bridge ^ M. Smith, explosive, commanding ,78c evening at which the lecturer’s East Hartford where the Issuance ferred fnjm Kcislcr Field, Miss., to all the fuselage, dorsal fin and en­ sour risings, nausea, bloating, head- < i^ead and Committee Counsel Ronald J. (Juster, youngest of PECK (15 Pounds) BAG .... George A. Cour, Jr., Fireman center set-up was explained. It gine nacelles were covered by the .r\che or disslness, any of which may m sisaBasyte '| ^ ^ 9 study part ti.W at Hartford Art and its bypass on the Burma-Thai- 'general of Marines who drove the the three sons of Mr. and Mrs. 2-c., U. S. N., was home ovef the program was a Valentine party In Do)m- Genuine Yams eompicting his bombing missions of the seasons ■written by Mrs close temporarily the ration board the monthly business meeting, dlre''ied Always on hand at nard M. Baruch, presldenUal On completion of her three-year \Honiewar(l Trip will probably be confined to the office at the firehouse on account today that Stalin had “ won” the Coirngated, galvinlsel steel rinnr, and Herbert Bayard within Manila have been silenced. mand, and, for the Navy, two reau FLORIDA ORANGES with the 15th Air Force in Italy, Rice and dedicated to the young this evening at 8 o’clock, at the MAGNKLL DBCG COMPAIIT course in Hartfoi'd she was award- hospital ten days or so. Seaman was a Sunday \1sitor at the home people of the Grange. Those of Insufficient heat. The clerk home of Mrs. Bernice Hayden. Crimea conference at Yalta. . . . resists rart. Falsted hi. fhvope as authorizing use of their Thousands of Japanese have died admirals, Allen E. Smith, and 1-c Custer enlisted in the Navy Green Peppers 54c dozen. ed -another scholarship at Warsaw Norman Murray Smith, who o f Lieut. Nathan C. White. Both taking part were Mrs. • Laura will hold the office at her home Athur BushneH. Star Route m^l . AlasvalMl names in letters to the govern Academy, Poland, before the pres­ here, adding neaVlly to casualties SergeiiTit and Mrs. Nelson D. when 17 and entered service— in ------GRAPEFRUIT founded the fabulous Seabees. Spinach nlr me.n were formerly members of Squler. Mrs. Edith Ishani. (Gordon imtlTThe weather peimlts going carrierT from ToTTand to Rockville ipent, Goldberg declared: ent war. which during the fifth week of the KilpatrlclK of Gunter FicM. Mont­ March of last year. His elder back to the firehouse. The office One and a half ^ ^ q Luzon campaign jxceeded 20,000. Exploits of the Smiths are le­ 12c and 15c each. the same Liberator crew, which Llewellyn. Mrs. Dora Wilson; who has been ill for several days ■oart. Yoacan SM Befreta Use of Namea One of her teachers at the gomery, Alabama, arrived at Ser­ brothers, Robert and Arthur are Pascal Celery Keep a dozen Lemons on flew to Italy last June. Lieutenant Sally Tuttle. (Jharlotte Clarke, is not open Tuesdays and Fridays. is now able to attend to his daily , *T might point out that none of Academy was Marya Werton who Every Yank knows the last Nip­ geant Kilpatrick’s h6me, 20 gion. ^ There’s the story of Sgt officers in the Army Air Corps. Hours for Monday, Wednesday, nhatfs epokhri ponese will fight as long as there Smith of White is now stationed there as a Donald Woodward, Mrs. Edna 8orvio£ teese was signed or authorized by is now in this country. The current Roosevelt stn^et, this morning o n ; Gunner Maynard H. hand . . . Pinehurst offers lead navigator at Group Headquar­ Thursday and Friday are 10-12, in Mrs, U Ernest Hall, who has is one man left with a gun. Ene­ e time of leaving Caro, Mich., who was the litUe White Celery Yule, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Robin Jpae. It la appropriate to say, how­ number of the Polish Review con­ furlough. At The Past Presidents Club of 2 sizes: ters. . son, Shirley Trythall, Carol Ly. the forenoon, and 2-5 p. m. Tele­ spent several days as guest of her Two-Veor Gwdrnirtoe/ ever, if they were in fact signed tains an illustrated article by Miss my troops man the thick walls Montgomery, the tornado which man who was there when his U.S.W.V. will meet Friday at the Mr. and Mrs. Burton Moore and phone calls will be received at the daughters, Bernice and Alice Hall, and flu the narrow streets of the Yellow Onions 300 Size Sunkist man, Jeart Isham and Dorothy 1^ some other official of the com- Werten on Professor Edmund caused wldespreml damage and bomber burst into flames. He kept Mary BushneH (Jheney ’Auxiliary, their young son have returned to Getchell home for the time being. has returned home. ' aany, that I regret the use of their Intramuros (walled city), built loss of life ln Memllan, Miss., and the.fire under control, fought off LEMONS...... doz. 42c Squicr. Bartlomlejczyk who was killed in home of Mrs. Fannie Waterman, White Onions their home from the Manchester Word has been received that There will be a communion serv­ Mnmes." a German concentraUon camp in by the Spanish who founded Ma­ Montgomery passed over the attacking German planes and 13 Bilyue street. Members should 250 Size Sunkist hospital. They were hospitalized ice Ash-Wednesday at St. Peter’s i Commenting on ah apparent $5,- nila In 1571. southern section of the latter city, played nurse to the wounded tail LEM ON S...... doz. 51c Billy Tipper has arrived in this 1940 at the age of 55. He was an­ board the Depot Square bus .leav­ Beets as the result of Injuries received in country after making a number Episcopal church, 10 a. m., the 000 discrepancy between gross other of the teachers of the local Thirty-Seventh division infan­ cutting off elcctclc power. gunner. Unfortunately, S g t Smith ing the Center at 11:37 a. m. and an automobile accident several Rev. H. R. Keen officiating. There trymen of MaJ. Gen. Robert S. Crisp, Fresh, Red of missions over Germany as gpm- Bolton •Wrocceds of $168,000 from MaS' artist, and she was surprised to Due to the lo.ss of several score couldn't control also his sense of alight from the bus at Broad and ' Temple Oranges RADISHES . . . bunch 9ViC weeks ago. They recently came will also be a communion service "peth. N. Y., and Burlington, N. J., find in the arUcle in question, a Bclghtler, using flamethrower, of box cars on the mainXline of the time and overstayed his leave. here from Windsor, having pur­ ner in a bomber. 50*«. Hilliard streets. Lieutenant Alfred German is next Sunday, when the confirma­ auction sales and bank deposits quotation from a letter she wrote rifle- and bayonet, moved on the Southern railroad, the tniln which When Secretary of War Henry L. Tangerines M^ntosh, Baldwin or Green­ chased the former MacFarlmd tion class members will take their The annual World Day of totalling $163,000, Goldberg Miss Werton, deploring his tragic Intramuros after a slow push would have brought the cpuple to Stlmson and high-ranking officers Tax Collector Samuel Nelson | ing Apples...... 2 lbs. 27c | place in the southern end of the spending a leave at the home of Prayer sponsored by the United through streets and alleyways, his mother, Mrs. Julia German. first communion. |(erted: death and the great loss to Polish Manchester was delayed several came to camp to award him the announces that his office in the Cauliflower town. , ,, The attendance at the 11 a. m. Council of Church Women will be "There is no such shortage, as over and around wrecked houses, Mr. and Mrs. William Macht, obHerved by Protestant women of Fslenlwn atl*r < art of one who mirrored the spirit houra Congressional Medal of Honor, Municipal building will be open I On account of the road condi­ service Sunday at St. Peter's Epis­ gtvss gzUks foi audit of our books and records of modem Poland, which it is churches, hospitals and ceme­ S gt Smith dropped his KP teaks, tomorrow evening until nine I Rareripes Toma­ tions following the blizzard of last Sr., have received word from copal church was somewhat less Columbia, Hebron, Gilead, An­ teries; Many Japanese yet to be hig. TresMs .which are and have been in the hoped now with the help of the Wins Divorre for Desertion strode out of the kitchen to pa­ o’clock for the convenience of peo­ Thursday, Parents’ Night program their son Frizt that he is now in than usual, owing in part to travel­ dover.. North Coventry. South ession of this committee will allies may be able to 'develop her added to the casualty lists are rade before the assembled digni. ple who hav# not paid their Old Avocados toes .•it the Churchill school was post­ the Philippines. ing conditions and perhaps more Coventry, Quarryville and Bolton lly demonstrate.' art and culture in her own way. buried in the debris. taries and receive bis medal, then Age Assistance tax and are unable poned until Friday night of this on account of the afternoon serv­ at the Bolton Congregational Plunge to Manila Bay Chicago—(>P)— Joseph Baske- Dates A t one point, Goldberg told the marched right back to KP duty. to call at the office through the ice. Mr. Keen’s sermon was on Church on Friday. Feb. 16. A Keep Warm With Our The First Cavalry division of line. 53. a puppet show owner, told Pears 25c box hinchebn by the Ladles Benevolent ommlttee that “for 30 days all Superior Judge Joseph Sabath his Down But Not Out day. Mr. Nelson states that more Tech. 6th Gra^e Eugene Rych- the theme "K nock and it shall be have been trying to do is tear disposition of the bill by Senator MaJ. Gen. Vern D. Mudge which than 5,000 have yet to pay their hng Is now located In Luxembourg, Society will be served In the Com wife Millie, 11. claimed his 15 Lt. George H. Smith of Elm­ Hebron opened. unto you.” It waa a very B-etmem Set ay character down.” George (D„ Ga.) divorcing the crossed the Pasig on the eastern tax before March 1, when a dollar | Last Friday night Mrs. Elbert fine sermon and much appreciated. munlty Hall at 12:30, Local women ARCHERY multi-billion dollar RFC from the edge of Manila and skirted the marionettes hmi stolen his affec­ hurst Ohio, is a living example If you have a small baby, you who have not rcg(istered with their “My friends know me for an of the slogan .that a Smith penalty will be added. Sheldon was tendered * stork show­ Clpl. Gordon Earl Porter, injured Commerce department. devastated battle pit of the 37th, tions. She objected, he said, to Mr. and Mrs. John Kowalski of group leader should make reserva­ F IR E K IN G nest man,” he continued, "as "down” is never "out.” Forced will welcome this new Diaper- er by a group of friends at the at Saipan, was home for the week­ The House Rules committee can plunged all the way west to Ma­ his traveling with the show and home of Mrs, Robert Sebert at the Amston Road, who recently re­ tions by calling Mrs. Arthtif Mer 4.95 tor my enemies, I don’t care.” to his young woman assistant. down in the Solomons, he was Seaman 2-c Harold MacNeeiy | end from a hospital at Springfield. F U E L do one of these three things; , nila bay yesterday through sub­ ■Northeast Shore. ceived a telegram from the War rill, 69.53, chairman of the luncheon OVENWARE tastadMflVte Obarges Still Pending "How about a reconciliation?” adrift for 22 days. He spent his who has been spending a flverday white product... money-back department informing them that He is making a fine recovery from teotlMBOowead 1. Bottle up the George bill, re­ urban Paaay. furlough with hia parents, Mr. and Some of the 90 miles of towm hts serious injuries and was able committee. . lindsay Warren, comptroller fusing to clear It for floor consid­ Below Pasay, the Ilth Airborne Judge Sab.ith asked Baskcline. time successfully experimenting roads sUll remain to be plow ^. their son, Sgt. Joseph Kowalski had Program hew, 'W*ll jjgeneral, told .senators today that Mrs. Joseph McNeilly of 24 Strong guarantee of satisfaction. to walk to the church service with SALE 9 8 c made. ▲ flM eration—with a view to bring division of MaJ. Gen. Joseph M. "Don’t puppet .shows usually end with an original method of getting The snowstorm of Feb. 8 was the been Injured, have had a letter TTiis year's service has been pre­ ffome charges of “irregularities” drinkable water from the sea. street, has returned to Camp | out crutches, and with only 1 s e t l about outright rejection of Wallace Swing snuffed out all enemy re­ that w ay?” Sampson, N. Y. He expects short­ worst since that of 1934, which sines the telegram giving some pared by four British women in Baks to th sn . . . thsn ssrvs in N T A expenditures are still "Not this one, Judge.” Ba.skeline Perhaps the heroism and daring slight limp. by forcing a Senate vote on ap­ sistance at Nichols air field. Other ly to be assigned to sea duty. Buy your Beech-Nut and some recall as being a winter simi­ particulars. Sgt. Kowalski says London and is based on the theme, OIL la thsffi Inelndss 1-ni. pmdlng. proving him as Commerce secre­ elements captured Cavite. That said. He won a divorce on a of all Smiths is typified by that of lar to the present one, although that he waa injured by shrapnel. •That ye should show forth the easMTOls, loaf pan. pte plate f Warren testified before the Sen- charge of de.sertion. Tech. Sgt. Ezra R. Smith of Sum tary with powers over RFC. Naval base, which the Americana The Monthly meeting of the I Clapp’s Baby Foods and Cer­ the temperature during the w e« A »d head and feet were frozen. He praises of Him who hath called you sad 4 indlTidaal hahsr- ite Agriculture committee that, a 2. Grant an extraordinary rule destroyed prior to abandoning mer. 111., who braved death to of Feb. 10 In that year was re cit­ had a tussle with an enemy sniper, out of the darkness Into His Toil Can Depend On Btter which Aubrey Williams American Legion Auxiliary, Mon­ whereby the House would be allow­ Manila without a fight late in De­ Fliers Rescued by Bus keep Old Glory flying at Corregi­ day evening at the Legion hall will eals at Pinehurst. . . we have ed as the.«oldest to 61 years, local who left him for dead', returning North,Coventry | marvelous light.” Worshippers are j lontended “exonerated” the Na- thermometers registering as low as ed to 'vote on a Republican-spon­ cember, 194l’, yielded 10 enemy" dor. It was shot dow i by artillery begin-at 7:30 sharp, to allow for to atrip him, when Kowalski "got requested to take time prior to the Strong ant/^yAcewede I, tonal Youth administration had sored amendment to the George sieaplanes and a battery of three- Miami. Fla.—(.Pi—Three Navy fire, but before It could touch the the card party at 8:15 for the a complete line. 30 below on Feb; 9, and never re­ him” instead. Just how this was Sunday morning. Rev. James A. Day of Prayer to study the First KIDDIE , nfemce only to expenditures on bill stripping away Mr. Roosevelt’s inch guns. 'They were seized in- fliers who survived uninjured the groiind, he sprang up and gath­ benefit of the Service Fund. Mem­ cording higher than two below dur­ effected is not told, but now the Spaulding was the guest speaker Epistle of Peter: "May It be read r he All-American Youth orchestra’ ing the week. The blizzard of th£t • WALKER . ■War powers to i-eshuffle Federal tact. crash of their plane into the sea ered the colors in his arms and bers are asked to invite * their rtiTMiMP ».»«,. intrepid sergeant is under hospital raref\illy and expounded adequate­ [' n 1940. The com m itt^ is con- were rescued—by a bus. The driv­ winter started at dusk on Feb. 20 at the Second Congregational ALL METALri agencies. American casualties for the amid bursting shells, repaired its friends and make up tables. Bridge tum im »i IT n ull care, somewhere overseas. ly.” The i; tdering the nomination of Wll- er, of a bus plying between Key and by morning everything waai church. A duct was rendered by Offering for Projix-te B an tly 3. Send the George bill to the fifth week rose from 7,076 to 9,683. severed haljrard and shattered and setback will be played, with ■III iiiiiii III a i i i i i ' 25c box Word has been received by Mrs. S.4LE 9.95 - lams, former head of the NYA, West and Miami saw the plane hit tied up. State Highway plows wero Mrs. Arthur J. Vinton and Mrs. Offerings received at the World House floor under regular House The totals consisted of 2,102 killed pole, and had the banner soon prizes for the. winners in each sec-j Thomas C. Badore, • the former , o be rural electrification admin- the water near Conch key, one of unable to get through and Hart- Theunes Cooper. The flowers were Day of Prayer services will be rules, blit with an understanding —an increase of slightly over 500 waving proudly and defiantly tion. Refreshments will be serv­ Mrs. John Mitchell, nee Lucy Ten­ ■trator. that a House vote would be had on the land-links of . the overseas again at the top of the island. ed by Mrs. David Thomas, chair-1 ford-Willimantlc traffic waa not a mixed bouquet. Miss Barbara used to further the work of four in a week—192 missing and J7.389 WiE HAVE 3 WAXERS FOR RENT.. open unUl Feb. 22; Another minor nant, that her step-son, Pfc. Vin­ Robertson was the leader of the “Outstanding are total excep- tl^ Export-Import bank amend­ highway, and stopped, the Coast man, and her committee. cent'Mitchell has been awarded projects of the United Council of llO lit y ' tons amounting to $98,111,” War- wounded. Guard reported today. The three $t.00 A DAY blizzard followed W» the 26th, fol­ worship service for the Sunday Church Women. These are 1. The ment. This w6uld kill the war Out in Mantis bay, Japan's si­ Truck Shears Off Pole the combat medal. He la now som$-" ‘gchooi jjour. «n testified, adding that $7,666 crewmen paddled their rubber EMward C. (Juster, chief petty I , Please place yonr order a day or two in lowed by warm rains''which mMe providing of clinics nurses, play- O il Co.PHONE 5293 S c a le 4«95 powers amendment, for admittedly .where In France. He waa Inducted lenced fortress of Corregidor was Ufei^raft to the key, and found the a mess of things In general. The Christlan Endeavor services for 155 CENTER STREET . las been collected and $30,813 It can be considered only under a Middletown, Feb. 14.—(fl^— The officer U.S.M.S., is spending a 'advance. Buy your household supplies into the Army twoggesrs ago and g;rounds, child care centers and Waighs np to 2S0 pooada fed 160 more tons of bombs Mon­ bus waiting—and hitched a ride last snowfall that year waa both the Junior and Senior socie­ religious services for share crop­ Seported to the attorney general special rule from the committee. Newfleld section of Middletown leave with his wife and three at Pinehurst.^ has been overseas since last Octo­ Dial can bo road after lor collection. , day, today’s communique - dis­ to Miami. naonths old son. Mrs. Custer waa March 14. ties were held Sunday evening at pers and mlgrante in 24 states, 2. closed. This followed . a 200-ton was blacked out for three hours Renuzit Ammonia Noxon Mrs. Evelyn B. Snyder spent the ber. o’clock. Leaders were: Junior, object la rouoTOd frote i Asked by Senator Ellender (D., Washing Too Expensive early today when a skidding truck the former Mias Dorothy Gutzmer, The religious directors in United bombing during a 48-hour period Wilbert’s No-Rub Furniture Polish week-end In Greenfield, Mass, Whether It was a blizzard or Miss Ehlecn Loyzim and Senior, Statea (Government Indian schoola. M.) if such exceptions are un- sheared off an electric light pole. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard »*■ ■ ending Sunday night. Corregidor Vano, Snecial! 25c bottle. Draino Clifford Beebe, Gunner’s Mate wasn’t a blizzard depends some­ Miss Phyllis Gowdy. 3. (Christian literature in (Jhlna, ; isual, Warren replied, no. He Seattle—^yP)-r-Ckpt. Stuart B. Patrolman Joseph Grimaldf said Gutzmer of .43 Mather street. Herj 2-c., U. 8. N., who has been traln- what on one’s point of view. Ver­ Following the church service bars fleet usage of Cavite. husband Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | India and Africa. 4. Support for 11 rent on to say that “exceptions” Mockford, sent his necktie to the 1 the truck was operated by Joseph Shoe Polish , Barcolene • ing at the San Diego, Calif., base monters might laugh at that term, Sunday morning, a apecial church METAL 1 lo not necessarily mean “irregu- Other plattes strafed enemy Carl Cuater.of North Elm street. seven Union Christian Colleges in MEN’S KHAKI OPA. In an accompanying letter troops on Bataan peninsula, where W. Tetraeult, 27, of Kensington Cameo Cleanser idnce returning to duty after a fur- but to Hebron people, especially meeting waa held. It waa voted to Things Are Fresher At |, aritles” but simply mean the he explained the khaki cotton tie India and China. 700 tons of explosives were unload­ and added that the accident oc We have a good suppiv of Scott Tis-. Idugh at the completion of 3 1-2 those old enough to recall 1888, It proceed with the painting of the Speaker Announced DUSTPANS^ I iomptroller general's office wants cost 16 cents four years ago at Looking for Qaa Loopbolea ed over last week-end. curred when the driver attempted sue. Soft Weave Tissne, Packages of years in the Navy, is how at Hous­ brought back lively memories. Interior of the church, and it waa The Rev. Joseph Twlchell o( WOOL PANTS I brther Information. Fort Francis Warren. Wyo., and to adjust his windshield wiper with ton. Texas. also voted that the trustees be giv­ In central I-uzob, where a drive Hammond, Ind.—(/P)— Marion I Anyway there was snow on the Windsor will address the group D Substitute to He Introduced had depreciated approximately 40 the vehicle In motion, and struck Table Nankins. . en i>ower to proceed. The Board of ■ to the east coast at Dlngalan bay W. Isbell, area idirector of the level pretty near knee deep, with iriefly at the hall immediately at SALE '39c J |l A substitute for work-or-jail per cent, but it still cost 20 cents cut the island in half, MaJ. Gen. a bump In the road. Dried Apricots and Prunes. Walnut big drlXte of 7 to 10 feet here and Trustees will meet Monday eve­ ter . luncheon, following a abort SALE-2.95’ I egislation that would put both OPA, has his attorneys looking T to have It laundered In Seattle. "I EMwln D. Patrick’s Sixth division Meats and Pecans. Walnut Meats in there, well, maybe four to seven ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. bufilnesa fneetlng; then the group I he armed forces and civilian em- for loopholes in U)e agency’s gasr can no longer afford to pay 100 has reached Baler bay. 20 miles Reports Without Foundation Douiul lots win be featured at 99c pound Marlborough feet would be more exact. No Theunes Cooper. will adjourn to the church for the MODEL iloyers under scnitiny on their rer cent more than it is worth to oline ' regulations. today so that The Ladies' Fragment Society •north of Dingalan, and occupied an for week-end. school, because teachers from out prayer aervlce-led by Mrs. Walter DeLUXE SKIIS j 1 use of manpower appeared likely have ■ it washed,” the captain Vatican City, Feb. 14.—(d")— the Pollack Brother’s circus can • tne will meet tomorrow afternoon, at F. Elliott. Anyone IntefesUng In abandoned air field. get out of town. For a week the | Mrs. Barney Ofshay, cbalrman o f town and even those living here, Made of Selected Oral* f; I pday. wrote. On the west side o f the Island k The Vatican secretariat of state ;hc Coventry Grange Hall for a attending the church service only METAL II The proposal reportedly is in- circus, elephants and horses In­ V of the local Infantile Paralysis were stuck In their own door business meeting at 2 o’cloek. fru it shoppe near LIngayen gulf, the Yanks at yy, ■* i^^described as without foundation STRICTI.Y FRESH GRADE A A EGGS campaign has annolinced yards, and couldn’t get their pesky should plan to arrive at 2:15. . Hickory. Ifcrporated in a measure that may To Live In Store Window hard-won Rosario beat off a night ^qday reports piibllahed abroad cluded, has been quartered to the I Coventry Grange No. 76 will Menu aiM Committee “ Where Genuine Quality Prevails” Price is dow,n amfher cent for Thursday. * tog $236.17 during (toe recent drive. cars to negotiate the drifts even as hold Its regular meeting tomorrow SKILLETS • ^ Introduced tomorrow by Sena- raid by the enemy. Further down quoting authoritative Holy See ■team heated Civic btiilding, sep­ This Is the largest amount ever Mrs. Arthur Merrill Is chairman ilors Kilgore (D., W. Va.) and arated from Hammond OPA far as the roads. The state snow evening at tne Grange Hall. 997 MAIN STREET TELEPHQNE 2-0784 SALE 8.40 Hollywood—(/P)—Mrs. Elizabeth the wert coast, the 40th division of 4, . ) quarters as expressing fearis that Extra Large Grade AA E ggs ...... doz. 56c collected here. tiBst year $177 wai plow came through early In the of the Luncheon committee and [Wagner (D., N. Y.). Ortez. wife of a sergeant overseas, MaJ. G ^ Rapp Brush which se­ the Btg Three Crimean declalona ofnees by only a- thin • partition. Last Thursdav’r bllzlBard caused will be assisted by Mrs. Herbert Just a Few Steps Below Hale’s WITH H1ND1N08 ij Medium Eggs .doz* 50c t collected. Mrs. Ofshay haa e x p ^ - forenoon and opened up the main the closing of several roads in SALE 49c Said to provide authority for will live in a Sunset boulevard cured big Clark air center still la would aoy? the seed of future war. When ths time came for the car­ ed her thanks to all who have help­ Hutchinson. Mrs. Thomas Bentley Var Mobilizer Byrnes to deter- avan to roll on to Louisville,' there road» but a good many of the yore town due to extiemely high drifts store window for the next week to mopping up enemy remnants In the (The reports were not carried by ed make the campaign a success. off the line roads are still impass­ and other members of the Ladies llne whether the most effective wasn’t enough gas. , OPA offi­ but by Sunday afternoon |dmost Benevolent Society. -The menu V e l l o w r ip ^ WE HAVE A Go o d ^ dramatize the plight of service­ mountain range which flanks -that The Associated Press.) There waa GIRL WANTED . . . We have an opening for young Those who madei the house to hoUM able. AU sorts of social affairs se of manpower is being made, no direct conunent on the Cri­ cials could find no excuse for all the roads to town were opened. selected for the luncheon: Tomato men’s wives who are unable to find base. I lady in our grocery dept. Pleasant light work.. .good canvass are: Edith Fuller, Floyd were canceled; the Senior Snippers Several res'dente were unable to COMBINATION SELECTION OF POPUl.A|f’ ttber in the services or industry,' living quarters. Mrs. Ortez was Air blovi's reported today con­ mean ieonference from the Vati­ granting special. rations, but Is­ Hodge, Eleanor Blish, AMn 811- Juice cocktail: scalloped potatoes, he plan was Indorsed strongly in bell went to work to see If some- | hours; 9 a. m. yntil 6 p. m. with Wednesdav afternoons had to give up their'session for report at their work, tecause of baked beans, cold meat, cabbage chosen for the glass cage Job from cluded the damaging o f a 2,000-ton can. verberg, Esther Ofshay, Joiui Rob- Thursday evening. The benefit blocked roads, among whom were STEP-LADDER Fiction BooksI ace by a CIO witness ^ fo re thing couldn’t be done. off. Part time driver position has been filled, but we ' arts, Janet Chapman, Louise Cole­ salad, rolls, butter, layer cake and 500 applicants and will* be awarded enemy cargo ship off Amoy, China, dance for the second World War rumeroua defer.b- workers. BANANAS he Senate Militarj’ .committee to- a $.500 diamond ring by a radio the sinking or damaging of four Bills Stin In Shoes can use a full time man for delivery and store work. man and Harvey Ofahay. coffee. Barbrr veterans was'out o f the question, Mr. and Mra. Gilbert H. Storrs Valentine Sorial AND STOOL »y. Show. ships along the French-Indo China ^ Ives Problems All Iqcal boys to the 18 to M have received word that their son Byrnes yesterday reiterated his Chicago— (Jtr—M C. Schroeder ''3Wara gfoup "who now hold 2-C and a new date will have to be set. The Women's Society for'Chris­ JUICY FLORmA JUICE ^ ■'*1 coast, the downing of a float plane riven Sunday the Rev. Charles A. Russell was wounded to the Phil­ apport of the House-passed Envoy to .\ustraUa Bettlgns off Saigon and destruction of roll­ of A|ton, Wta., has the $20 he Oakland, la.—(85—Barber Ben PINEHURST MEAT DEPT, will offer Fresh- Oysters, classifications have been ordered" tian Service of the <)uarryvllle 49c Eoch 1 Downs, acting pastor of the He­ ippines on Jan. 22. In September, church will bold a public valentine 1 SALE 4.95 aeosure. ing stock on Formosa. threw out of a hotel window when Mead, who haa the equipment and Haddock Fillets, Whole Haddock. Mackerel. Steak Cod to New Haven for physical enm l- 1942, he and his brother Raymond LEMONS ORANGES Lewis G. Hines, national leglsla- a fire Stroke out—thanks to the patrons but hot the manpower, nations on Saturday, Feb. 17. bron and Gilead Congregational social under the chairmanship of Canberra. Australia, Feb. 14— .( and PoDtick for the week-end. We have built up a heavy churchea, was unablb to get out of left tor the west coast with the representatlve of the (S*>—American Minister Nelson ahore patroi. Schroeder, a survi' has solved his problems by letting Mr. and Mrs. H. U Staples, who Mrs. Fred Warren bn Friday eve- his dooryard, and the services here 43rd division and went to New ' 4 for 15c 35c doz. . also testified, did not mention Johnson announced his resignation Japanese Report vor of the General Clark Hotel fire, hia customers do things their oiyn demand for 40-Fathom Minced Clams in cans. H ie y have made their home here for al­ Zealand, Csledonia. New Guinea. ning, Feb. 16 at 8 p. m. in the aubstitute proposal but entl- today and said he expected to leave tucked awa> two $10 bills to d pair way. Furnishing a choice of m ^ e a fine chowder. / most two year*, are »movtog to were omitted. church basement. Tliere will be a Attack on Formosa^ Munda and Into the Philippines. penny auction and members of the the work-jail plan as "coer- Australia in April. It ia not known of shoes and put them to hia ditty razors and other supplies from hot Hallford this week. ’TnKks an1 cars were stuck by Raymond and Russell have been Private Richard Raukl who Is th^roadeldea here and there and society are -reminded to bring ■lid eompul.«ory legislation” here w'ho will succeed him. John­ By The Associated PreM br.g which ne tossed out a window. water to IoUo m . Mead .lets hia Grote A'Weigera Frankfurta and Liverwurat. together since their entrance into ICEBERG it might lead fo "complete to- "Some 60” flghter-eacortod When He went to the Army to ’to< stationed to Camp Wheeler, Oa., Is services of the local garage man articles for the auction. There will Your Firestonei son saidiie was sorry to leave Can­ customers shave themielvte for IS Freshly Made L A ^ PATTIES (no points) .... .lb. 35c the Army. '\ JltarUnlsm.” berra. He is dean of Canberra dip­ Ainerican Liberator and Mitchell quire if the bag was tu m ^ to — exp ect^ home on furlough this were to great demand. Thege.was The Skating Club will sponsor be a smalt admission fee and each cents.' He does draw, the line, how­ pers’ installationa and rommiintca- The two $10 bills, dripping wet, bring a valentine for exchange. Re­ ■ ded to strengthen the power of cut their own hair. Plenty of Calves? Liver is proipised for Friday. W. Jones and fiaughtef. Miss Church Community House. LETTUCE War Manpower rommiaslon in Bnaxperted Greeting tions on Formoaa Tuesday, the were in his shoes. Veaesaela To Adhere To Pact Merle, went dashing around the The Mothers’ Qub will meet freshments wlU be s e r ^ . Every Japanese Domri news agency re- one is cordially invUed to atten L Ing out the present voluntaiy Olvea WatehnUM First Aid green In their Slel|h which they Wednesday evening. Feb. 14, at 'em of labor recruiting. (torted today. Can’t Get Fish Now Caracas, F*b. 14. -r- (ffj — "Jlw . Dance on Friday FRESH Dealer Store Little Rock, Ark.—(/Pi— Wear­ t .u|^t some years ago of the late the home of Mrs. Albert Katzung. ciuspr Fallaoe Oeefadon Due Today Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s com­ foreign Office azmouneed last 'The Ladiss of St. Maurice will ing a 'full dreas uniform bearing Sigmet Cnp. Phm. Spokane, Wash.:—(85— ' Robert George Mitchell. Faithful old Dob­ Mias Margaret Danehy. R. N „ vdll FREEDBIAN • DOBIN enly hostile House Rules ar Impreaslve array of aervlce muniques have reported dadly at­ Great Falls, MonL—<85— Pstsr idcht Venezuela’s totenUon o f ad­ bin waa frisky and enjoyod the ride be tbs speaker. All motbera are present Bucky’s Melody Boys’lwith P v t Ralph A. Herr, Colbert Iff,/ watchman at a rruirket, chal­ music'for round and oM-fauioned SPINACH CARROTS M came up today to a de­ stripes. Brig. Gen. H. L, McAlister. tacks on Formosa, but have not in­ Preston used to go out and catch hering to the United Natlona pact with a long string of old fsshlMied cordially invited to' attend this Wash., removing felled timber from lenged a burglar. The baildit at­ dances on Friday evening at 8 85« MAIN STREET an legislation dealing .with Arkanals’ new adjutant general, dicated the size of the attacking tha Jungles p t a South Pacific is­ his full limit of whlteflsl’ whenever and the newipaP" ® N aci^ ■teigb bells Jingling around his meeting. _ arernment future of fo'nner pavaehed his aald the government waa taking Mrs.-Raymond Calhoun,'Mias Enes latlOR of W'allace as C om -;a visitor. "pL'jso tell me h o w to raid on Formo«a. ’ tory< Buy more War Bonds. Now. he says, he’s lucky when he down onto ths hard roadbed, apd, churn^ togetl^. , ^ ; 4j(eto a oiliblfc cut and’ca s* kim first aid. V Uki Salts Tag Diviaton,'’ The Domai J A 1 . " " ' ^ V i .;: ;.-r •'-V * .’v-K ■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14.1948 tv*'y*'/' ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN» WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1945 kOE rOURTEEIf tMnoryar m moiiiiCTW w abriciiltwie ...... 'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllim S l S f c l S ! . Today's Radio 5 S ? 5 = i a ! PA % Frog Hollows Register Easy Victories Warns D rive rs Eaatara War TUna m m MTD mm IN 4:00—WDRC — Houaa PartyiA WHTD — Th# Lons Ranger; , _ . (t . f I .— / . ■...... V On H azards News's WHTD—Tima Views th#■ ^ WTHT — CssUes In the Air; BasebalFs Valentine I Items Of Interest to Local Women f w nc—Alcoholics Anonymous. News: WTHT—News; Music Champs Top Cabbers 7-45— w n c —Emile Cote Chorus. Pep Boys in Finale Hsll; w n c —BacksUge Wife. 8;00 — WDRC — Jack Carson Coliunli^ion^ Assert* 1M 4;16—WHTD—Musical Roundup; Show; WHTD — Ted Malone; M a n y Autoist* Don’t WTiC—StelU Dallas. WTHT — Cecil Brown ; .wnc— Shopping with Nancy ★ | 4:30—WDRC —Strictly Swing: Mr. and Mrs. North. Friday at Middletown Hollows Beat Aircraft Recognize Danger*. W n O —Ijorenzo Jones. 8:16—WHTD — Lum and Abner; 4 :45_W D R C —This Thing Called 111 WTHT — Curt Massey. Fashion: WHTD—Hop Harrl- Hartford, Feb. I t '— Reduced 8:30 — WDRC — Dr. Christian; Bowling Schedule Tonight A1 Surowiec Scores 26 Till gan: WTIC —Young Wldder News; WHTD — Counterspy: Locals Hope to Regain traction on snowy, icy or wet road Advertisement— Advertisement— V3 Advertise pcnl- Advertisement— Advertisement— Brown. WTHT Human Adventure; Winning Ways; Coach Bee League Local Sport Points as PA^ Remain anrfaces aad poor visibility due to 5 ;00_WDRC—News; Ad Liner; w n c — Carton of Cheer. Faikchute vs. K. of C: longer hours of darkness, fogged Ing or cleaning Mary’s new school tersall checks in rayon surah, tie 6 slices bread, 1-4 pound cheese, 'WHTD—Terry snd the Pirates; 9 :00—WDRC — Frank Sinatra Clarke Confident of Tavern vs. Servicemen, Unbeaten in Rec Loop; windshields and sleet, rain or snow dress. Informative labels now silk and gingham, and Gibson Girl sliced; 1-2 tablespoon mustard. WTHT—Happy the Humbug; ] show; WHTD—Keep up with the y League Chatter __ Renick Paces Hollows.'v atomns are the principal factors In­ tell exact fabric content, give in­ stripes in cotton-and-rayon mix­ Add the mill- and salt to the w n c —When* a Girl Marries. World: WTHT — Gabriel Heat- Charges Snapping Jinx Moriartys vs. Huntera. ter; w n C — The Eddie Cantor volved with regard to winter driv­ structions for care of garment tures. b aten eggs. Remove the crusts 6 ;1^_ WHTD — Dick Tracy: % — — — Chambers hrs. Motor Sales. 3 0 Let’s take a few minutes and j „ ' ~ I . .. ing haaards. stated Commissioner snd tell how to prevent shrinkage from the bread and spread three WTHT—Superman; w nC — Show. _ * Manchester High will engage In Milkmen vs. BUllards. Oi analyze the baseball aituatlon for 1 The Polish Americans snd the iiu *n 'n 'll 'u 'IT n '41 IHI Q 9 ;15_W T H T — Income Tax Ques­ th* coming year on the Twilight ' Frog Hollows launched their drive McCarthy, In commenting on the and fading. We’ve Just seen the new gabar­ slices of bread with' mustard; top Portia Faces Life. mma it mmtmm m Mtsarai i -The 1945 wartime Valentine that a serviceman has,sent back tions and Answers. her final regular scheduled basket­ severity of the winter season thus I home isn’t very different from those sent by his coui.terparU in the dine suits over at Montgomery with slices of cheese and a second 6:30—WDRC — War Commen­ League front. for third-round honors In the Reo far experienced In Connecticut. tary; Ad Liner; WHTD— Jack 9 :30—WDRC — Which is Which; ball gams of the season Friday Revoliition. Civil or first World War- they’re strictly sentimental. As you are all to horribly aware Ward and arc full oi raves. They slice of bread. Cut each sandwich First Of all, ITthTre is any doubt . Senior League last night when While extreme driving difficul­ have all the qualities you want Armstrong: WTHT— Music; WHTD — Spotlight Bands; Cor­ night when they travel to Middle- The accompanying chart show­ transferring submarglnal lantts to About the prettiest of the lot discovered in the collection of con­ of the fact that taxes arc due in in half to mak>' a triangle. Place onet Story Teller: WTHT — The town to meet Middletown High in In your mind that the Twilight they defeated the City Cab and ties oftimes reduce traffic volume another month we won’t delve in­ and look for when buying a suit the sandwiches in a' well-greased w n c —Just Plain Bill. Byron Nelson ^ 0 ing the signal rise in agricultural suitable state or other uses, such cert singer Dorothea Dix Lawrence is the Valentine of the Revo- Brownstone Theater: WTIC —r League will not be in operation, | Plant J Aircraft teams, respectlve- on our streets snd highways, nev­ to the subject further other than such as lovely touches ^ hand- one-quart (leat-resistant glass 8:45—WHTD—Captain Midnight; a C. C. I. L. cissh. production with fewer workers on as fore.stry and recreation, thus lutionan,' periml. Mr. District Attorney. The game wlU be yltally Import- ' from President Nick Angelo down ly. in opening games o f the final ertheless the attendant hasards the farms is one reason why the Its outer layer of lace has a lltt'e blue bird. Under the flf*1 to say that it will be possible for tailoring. Also, all wool fabrics utility dish; cover with the beaten WTHT—Tom Mix: w n C — brought about by the severity of removing the land from the mar­ 10:00—^WDRC — Great Moments ant to the local charges as i t they I Wins Agaiin to the waterboy, Manchester will j round. The league champion P.A.’i are some doors of lace which o p e " to reveal cupids and this mess those of you who find you cannot and a grand variety of luscious eggs and milk and allo\ the dish Front Page Farrell. weather conditions sometimes are Connecticut Post-War Planning ket. in Music; WHTD — Ice Box win and Meriden High loses to have a league during the cbming smothered thi Cabbers by a 58 to cope alone with the form which spring shades. Lucky sizes you to stand about one hour. Bake In E'\’enlng reflected In the traffic accidents Board issues a warning against The Planning Board points out age: “ Follies; WTHT—Dale Carnegie: Bristol, s three way tie for first i months. 38 score as AI Surowiec ‘went on has to be filled out can find help who wear 10-20, lor then you may a moderate ovei (350 degrees F.) 6:00—News on all stationa recorded in the Motor Vehicle de­ any appreciable back-to-the-land .that the experienced farmer will “ Sweetest line, I eaiinol forget able.s. Clean, mend and bundle ,W n C — College of Musical place In the league will be the final a scoring rampage and the Hol­ at the Municipal Building from get one. about 40 minutes or until the 6 :15—WDRC—Lyn Murray’s Mu­ Toledo Goljf Sensation partment. movement after the war. face vital problems of his own, thee. what you have and send it to the * Knowledge. The Pratt A Whitney team of lows (Inibbed the, Aircraft, 47 to 30. With increasingly efficient tools now until the fifteenth of March. sandwiches are puffy and a deli­ sic; WHTD—Les Smith Journal; result. As an example, stated Commis­ caused In part by expected major Time shall >— The* has been holding forth. It seems birdies, 7 pars and one bogey. tired last year by the P.A.’s. This and 9 points respectively. Gunner 2. Adapt your driving to pre-' carbon monoxide, and always pro­ Spanish-Ameriran War. Valentine, shade.s after- sundown to con.serve and Bob Tedford will be counted Last N ighr8 Fights Hartford. Feb. 14 Warnings every bit of precious heat. BLU network, which has been only fitting that Jackson Beck, upon to do the bulk of the scoring. MeSpaden’s 1-undcr par 36-34— Five Matches year will find s new cup up fpr the Hillnski and Mike Plndzola paced vailing weather conditions .and vide for fresh air within the truck but Its verse is os sentimental as who has been playing that role, is against esrbon monoxide poison­ Look for the Lsit>el! This trio have all proved to be 70 was never up to Nelson after w^ner In the same manner as the the Cabbers. road conditions. On icy or snowy cab pr passenger car. those of years before: functioning with flve vice presi­ to have the male lead in the new the third hole. otoers have, meaning s three- road surfaces the car is always In conclusion, stated Commis­ A label on any product food, After today you will not be prolific scorers In recent games By The Associated Press In the second ga'me the Hollows ing from auxiliary heating ap­ dents, has now increased Itr roster , series. In addition. Ortrude Nelson not only has the greatest On Ttmiglil legged one. In order to retain per­ T -nearer the skidding point. Even sioner McCarthy, during snow or "The pleanure of thv love, clothing or hou-sehoid article is able to. have car registrations re­ 234853535323534853232353 and with Ed Brown, and George Brooklyn — Marvin B ry a n t, with the addition of Henry Haueer pliances such as oil heaters and to eight. The three new ones have Warmer, who played opposite the Keith the locals may be able to re­ number of championships to his 159 1-2, Dallas, outpointed Joe manent possession, a team must and Joe Chopus displayed a fina 1^20 miles per hour is sometimes too sleet storms. If the driving of your When stars are in the quiet skies— an Indication from the manufac­ issued by mail and some of you KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS win the title on three occasions. ! car is not absolutely necessary, the stoves were issued in the weekly turer that he stands behind the may be interested to know (hat been heads of various departments. kid, will continue with Beck. cover from the Meriden disaster. credit, but also the greatest Agosta, 156, Brooklyn, 10. Sidney brand of bad In whipping the All^ fast for winter driving. Then most I pine for thee.” A VALENTINE RECORD: The Cisod Kid winds up with to­ 3. Follow other vehicles at a best place for it is in the garage. Connecticut State Department ot quality of his product. It is not necessary to go all the They are identified as C. P. Jae­ The game is scheduled to gel un­ amount of money. His victory In Miller, 158, Detroit, outpointed Chambers Movers Meet craft. For the latter team. It waa ger, general sales manager; Fred night's program at 9:30. I the New Orleans open, his first in Milton Kessler, 160, New York. 8. Several offers of a new trophy their sixth straight loss In leagiia safe distance. Health bulletin. Improper instal- The Gibson Girl influence was Not even a textile expert can way into Hartford ,o have it done. derway at 8:30. The Manehesler Motor have been received by the Twilight 4. Slow down extra far in ad- IAU6H of such appliances can pre­ tell, just by feeling or I(X)king at From February 20-28 at the Le­ Smith, director of promotion, pub- I the seven tournaments here, boost- White Plains, N. Y.—Vic Costa, games. i.,anky Steve Renick tha still going strong in World War I ROBIN HOOD— Ti^ng tonight: ed his earnings for 1945 to 37,- League officials from iiiterestod ln« vanee of intersections, curves and sent a decided hazanl. because a farbrlc, whether it will wa.sh gion Hall in Manchester, fix>m Ucity and advertising, and Charles 142 3-4. outpointed Nunzio Ferraro. leadThg iCfirer in the lo->p added to Shelter OKers when the lady fair was described THIS HEART OF MINE— r.LEN GRAY NBC, 8—Mr. and Mrs. Nortli; 266.65 in War Bonds (maturity Sales in Feature. csl baseball fans. It no doubt will hUIs. carbon monoxide can be formed by or clean satisfactorily. He too 9-4, it will be possible to get this E. Rynd, former treasurer. Rynd ! 1145, Milwaukee, 8. Jimmy Mills, his laurels with a 17-polnt spree. in tender rhyme: 840— Henny Young and Carol; 9 Jordan Decisions value.) be given in memory of Jack Dwyer, H.'V * 5. Reduce braking distance 401 Incomplete burning of any fuel must have spcclflc information taken care of. is to be coordinator of Intra-de- 145, Newark, outpointed Charley The Hollows moved the ball and —Eddie Cantor; 9:30— District At- MeSpaden, who blew a five- Watkins, 1,39 1-2. Youngstown. Five bowling matches are organizer end president of the Twl to 50 per cent on ice or packed Major Problem containing carbon. Providing a from the manufacturer about how DON’T EVER CHANGE- psrtmental operation, a'hils his f League, for eleven years, until his looked iiKc an altogether different show by using tire chains. properly designed and construct­ "Id pink and white, my darling's toftley; 10—Kay Kyser Hour; Red Doty in 10 stroke lead in the final round of I Washington—Bee Bee Washing- carded tonight in the town bowling team than the club that WM - the fabric was constructed, dyed , Atlentlon-Oettcrs ALL OF A SUDDEN— TOMMY TUCKER post as treasurer has been taken the tournament’s regular play death last summer. |i , f. When on a slippery pavemeAt, ed fltie leading to the outside air is quite by C. Nicholas Prlaulx, who als6 11:30—Music for Tonight, new 1 ton, 160, Washington, and Johnny leagues when at the West Side trounced by the P.A.’e last week. A dream In her sweet poke bonnet • and finished, before he can judge New York—Newest conversation Monday to fall into a 284 tie with 1$; apply brakes with a light foot the only sure means of removing continues as vice president. In series. C®S. 7:30—Ellery Queen, Hartford. Feb. 14— 1 Flnazzo, 161, Baltimore, drew, 10. Rec, in Rec League matches, the After battling on even terms dur­ Montgomery, Ala., Feb. 14 -OP) She looks so shy ss she passes by its serviceability. : piece costume blouses, with mea- WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS. n. W. Blakesles Guest Detective; Nelson, is still without a cham­ I Eddie Finazzo. 162, Baltimore, out- Many of the old faces will be pressure. Brakes may lock if jam -: burned, partially burned or un- charge o f finance. Jordan. 144. Philadelphia, had lit­ Pioneer Parachute flve meets the missing and the caliber of ball may ing the first period, the CaplUfi med on extremely hard. | Sheltering the homeless was\a With a charming big bow on It.” When purchasing rayon I sages pf love, names of perfumes 8—Jack Carson Show; 9—Frank pionship. thisinis winter, butout is secondsetonu , waddy Forcey 161, Wash­ City five opened the throttle and bumed gas. The rtuc will guard In addition, Vice President R. E. tle difficulty in pounding out a bond earnings with 35,- ; g Knights of Columbus and the not be the same, but the TNvlHght 7, If the vehicle skids, turn the major problem today as tornado- against possible ill effects from fabrics it is important for you ■ and doodler-type scrawls printed Sinatra; 9:30—Which Is Which ington, 6. won going away. to check the labels as to I thither and yon over their hlgh- Kltner becomes head of a new de­ ten-round decision over Hartford s , 25(5 g4_ league leading Hartford Road Tav­ League will carry on and 1946 may any heater. ’There were fewer comic Valen­ Quiz; 10:30—Milton Berle. BLU, Hartford—Henry Jordan. 144, ern flve opposes the Main Street Renick, Cfiiopu*. Danny O'Leary front wheels'in the direction of the ; t^cken areas In Alabama and whether the fabric is all vis­ I styled silhouettes, are so startling GREEN partment, news and news features, George (Red) Doty, 149, last 1 Sam Byrd, the ex-Yankee out- , Philadelphia, outpointed George be the biggest year yet skid. During the present cold season tines than ever thle year, and with O. W. Johnston* remaining 7:15—Raymond Gram Swing; 8:30 night In the Auditorium star bout. Servicemen. Over at the Y, and Johnny Kershaw all figdyed 8. Signals for intended stops or Mississippi counted 41 dead, at World War II Valentines run cose rayon, a combination of I they're apt to stop speech right in STAMPS fielder from Detroit got 3180 for “Red” Doty, 149. Hartford, 10. with shortages of furnace fuel, as director. —Counter Spy; 9:30—Louis Prima Doty took the bout on short no­ hi.s work hero and is third with Moriartys will attempt to halt Athletic teams In Manchester prominently in the winners scop­ turns Mould be given well in ad- least 200 injured, and hundreds of strongly to ’’hearts and flowers,” acetate and viscose, a com­ ' its tracks. KEMP’S Band: 10—Niles and Prlndlc Johnny Cesarlo, 137, Hartford, ing while Tiny Pockett »ed tha loa- Hunters while Chamber’s Mover# many persons have resorted to ad­ INCORPORATED As on several pr^ous occasions. tice, subsUtutlng for Freddie Ca- , $4,112.06 for the year. Other lead­ T.K.O! Mickey Paul, 140. Boaton. 4, rallied 100 per cent during the "vance. homes demolished. ditional heating appliances. To with sentimental verses. bination of rayon and wool, I Elxample of one conversation- Comedy: 10:30— On State Every­ meet the Motor Sales snd the era. 8. Windshields and windows rayon and cotton, etc., as this stopper 1: a print motif—names Secretary of the 'hxasury Henry bral who was unable to appear. 1 ing war bond winners this year in­ Buffalo—Johnny Green, 144 3-4. recently completed Infantile Pa­ The property loss from Mon­ prevent sickness or accidental 763 MAIN STREET .TEL. 5680 i.Morganthau Is to be guest master body. MBS, 8:30—Human Adven­ kept a tenacious left | clude Sam Snead, of Hot Springs, Milkmen oppose the Billiard flye. ralysis Fund campaiggi. Both P.A.A.C. (58) should be kept clear and clean. Re- will affect methods of clean­ in fancy script and bottles as big Jordan Lackawanna, knocked ont Maxie ■' T. day’s storm was expected to run death froni carbon monoxide 8 av-a-lot (sounds,. Inspiring Furniture and Music Home of Krigidatre * I*of ceremonies In We the People ture: 10— Dale Carnegie: 1 1 - face (host of the Va., $3,846.67: Rajt Mangrum. Los 3.4 York. 7. Joe The Rec finds the Tsven team up major sports in town, bowling and P. B. F. • member you must see danger to ing and pres.sing. ! as life of famous perfumes splash­ jab In Doty 8 „ , 11 *41 28 into hundreds of thousands of poisoning the Connecticut State doe.sn’t it) is a new wmi-papor re­ on CBS Suntlay night. The part he Radio Newsreel. distance, keeping the Hartford .\npclcs, who did not play here, - — ’ — — - ■ ■----- • — * again.st an in and but flve, the basketball, contributed to the 4 Surowiec, rf . . . avoid it. The label should state whethe; ed all over In gay colors on a Miller. 137, Buffalo, knocked out .3 Green, If ...... 8 8-4 9 dollars. Department of Health urges that mover which docs thp job with 48534853532348480101014853480153235348005323484848012353 Is to handle, coming from the Vhl- slugger off balance so consl.stently ] 52.100; Denny Shute. Akron, O., Tom Daniels, 134 1-2, Pittsburgh, Servicemen. The latter flve has great cause. 10. Slow down after sundown. the fabric may be washed by ma­ white background crepe. The *t...... had some very good nights on the 0 Yost, c ...... 2 '' 0-0 * Vse lower headlight beam in snow, At war-booming Montgomery, the following precautions be tak­ ease, which means your time and versity ot Pennsylvania, is to mark Thursday programs: he (lever was able to get set to , $1,886.99. and Claude Harmon, Alabama’s capital, there were 26 en: energy will be saved. It’s also chine Or by hand or should be blouse style with its back buttons NBC. 12 noon-W ords and Mu­ deliver one of his power-laden ; Grosse Point, Mich., $1,981.74 (ma- lanes while on the other hand, 4 Kose, e ...... 2 0-0 9 sleet rain or fog. the maturity of U. S. Savings Jersey City—Freddie Scott, 207. In tfte past, local teams have Hedlund, rg .. . 9 0 B dead and an estimated 1,200 per­ 1. Do not block flue openings stainless, odirle.ss and penetrates drj’ cleaned. Information about and collared neckline, bow tied sic: 2 p. m.—Guiding Light; 6:15 Sunday punches. Referee Joe turity value). Home of their performances have more than gone all out to main­ 2 14. Try to avoid slippery’ hills slightly off center, is typical of Bonds, Series A, issued March 1, Akron, outpointed Earle Loman, 0 Kosak, rg 0 ■ 0-1 t : and steep grades whenever possi- sons homeless. At least 200 with devises which might restrict so quickly it’s amazing. Yours for shrinkage te.sts should be given. 1985. In 325 unlU, known as “baby —Serenade To America. CBS. 9:15 C u r r ie xave Jordan seven rounds Nearly all the other partlclpanta 200, Detroit. 10. Joe Blackwood, been on the shabby side. The tain the high standard set In the removal of gases. nr-ly 50c a pint at McGill-Con­ One manufacturer uses traffic i.ew short-sleeved fashions which a. m. (Repeat 3:30 p. m.)—School 3'avern team holds a comfortable 1 Murphy^-lg.... 0 0-0 B Me. homes were destroyed. bonds.” Among other guests will and sc’^ ed three for Doty. | here are already practlcliig on the 153, Paterson, outpointed Jimmy swelling the various yearly drlvea, IJ. 2. See that heating appliances verse. light labels for easy Identification can team up with a lone skirt to of the Air; 5 —Weapons for Vic­ Gulfport Course where they h(ipe ’,o- i.$3. New York. 6. margin over the second place West 2 Diakpn, Ig .... 5 1-2 12. Give snow plows plenty of Seven of the fatalities occurred be Beatrice Lillie, who recently re­ Johnny Cesarlo, 137, unbeaten The Red Cross drive geU under­ 1 0-0 2 are properly adjusted. Call upoii of the method of care you should make a costume or can add the tory: 6:15—Calling Pan-America. to0 ^ ivtfKr/k1ar%n*m interrupt Nelson’s tirinnlniFwinning ' New *- Bedford. «Mass. e ___ — Benny Sides and will be out to increase 0 May,' Ig ...... at Livingston, Ala.. 136 miles west turned to Broadway from England. Hartford lightweight who was re- way next month. The Polish 2 Guarlno, Ig .... 0 0-0 9 of here; flve near Meridian, Miss.; the company supplying the fuel for Don't relax in your efforts to follow (green for w'ashable fab­ dressy touch to a simple suit. Conciert. BLU. 12:35-Farm and centiv given a medical discharge otreak. , ' Singleton, 1.35, Waterbury, Conn., their present high standings. American basketball team is al­ The match st the Y that may - r ■ IM ■ 1 ■» -sms* two at- York, Ala,, near Living­ as.sistance and advice. save used fat. We’ve been told rics, yellow or hand-washable As arresting as this blouse, in­ Home Program; 2;30—Ladles Be MeSpaden, the 1944 champion. Qg^ar St. Pierre, ready making plana for a three 5. Do not use heaters in small In view of the fact that the new from’ the Army, kept his cause a lot of .attention will fea­ i s 25 9-19 M ston. and one at Stanton, Ala. over and over again how much it’s and red for dry cleanable fab­ dividualized by the perfume motif MBS Brownstone theater, reviving Seated; 4:30—Report From Paris. Intact by stopping Mickey Paul, is given the best chance to upset j Fall River. Mass., 9. Pedro eUr baaketball show at the Rec. Put rooms where It is difficult to ob­ Nelson at Gulfport. Other leading , 434 i-2, Cambridge, out- ture Chambers second place' team a t y Gab (88) needed but we still have to over­ rics. ) is, ditto those carrying such mes­ plays of the 90’a and later, U to MBS, 1:45— American Woman's 140 Boston, in the fourth round Other events may be staged. .Yes tain sufficient fre.sh air. come the temptation to slip up now Color tests the fabric has sages as ” I love you” and doodler- pre-tournament ' favorites include pointed Joe Monterio, 131. Ware- and the Motor Sales. The latter P. B. F. T. Churchill Report Expected take the Wednesday night time Jury; 2:16— Jane Cowlj 4:16— of a , scheduled eight-round semi­ fans, sports are far from (lead in 7 4. Do not under any circum­ •and again. Then, too, the extra passed should be clearly indi­ type scrawls— "Gin Rummy” for Sam Snead. Henry Picard, Claude ham, 6. team was the only five able to half 2 Server, r f ...... 1 5-10 Chapped Skin next week in which the Cisco Kid Johnson Family. final. _ the mad rush of Hunters for sec­ Manchester, despite the . war. 5 ' 8-8 London. Feb. 14 i/Pi— Prime stances sleep in a room in Which a points you gain in this manner are cated on the label. TJiese in­ instance is written all over one— Harmon and Byrd. Bangor, Me. — Ralph Walton, 1 J. Hillnski. If . 18 In a alx-rounder, Jimmy Davis. A pro-amateur prelude to the ond round honors. The match ap­ 4 4-8 Miniate:^ Churchill is expected to heater is operating. not to be sneezed st these days. clude tests for resistance to fad­ some of the most eye-catching 1.39. Montreal, outpointed Frankie 3 Pinosola, c . . . 12 6. Al'.vay.s remember that carbon 150 of Brooklyn, substituting for $5,000 affair will be played tomor­ pears to be the top affair of the Big Al Surowli^ of the PA'e 1 F. Vlttner, rg . . 1 0-0 2 Out of Misery give the House of Commons a ing In washing or cleaning, hot prints, however, are bolti Tat- N tw mi SMICH Sunday Attraction . Loii Perez of the Bronx, won the McDougall, 142, Boston, 8. Babe paced the Rec L e ^ e champions monoxide is nn odorles.n gas, and New Books Listed row. Querion, 146, Watervllle, outpoint­ night. 3 Taggart. Ig ... , 1 1-2 8 It’s lach a wond«rfnl teelins —th* min- full report next week on the Big An occasional can of condensed pressing and sunlight; resistance decision over Kenny James. 148, to their ninths straight win In the S U jraa spplr cooUb s , woUitns Ic«-Hint. that Its pres-'nce i.s usually not de­ ed Dean Goode. 150, Dow Field, 6. 3 W. Vlttner, Ig . . 0 1-1 1 Three conference at Yalta. His milk is very helpful if sugar sup­ to perspiration fading, atmospher­ Cniuck .Connors, manage:^ of of Waterburv. Bobby Polowitz- Rec loop last night with 26 TtM flnt touch of this macie halm au«a tected. the Pollsh-Amerlcans, an­ Miami—Bob Jacobs, 176, Phila­ 0 S. HUinski, Ig . . 0 6-0 0 tha sUbs of ehappad hands and waathcr- present whereabouts remained a plies are low. for with them are a ic gas fading and "crocking” Make An Appointment At Whiton Library er, 128. of East Hartford, decis- Young Not To Compete polnU. Flaying the beat game — 1 ana. anckad skiB. leo-MIst la not • baautir (color rubbing off). " GIRDLB WIIH PANtLLtD FRONI nounced last night that the delphia, T.K.O. Willie Muldune.. closely guarded secret today. It number of recipes for things to loned Eddie Reardon, 130, of Hart­ of th^'season, Al scored mostly 18 12 14-25 88 UoB —it’s • BMdicInal pnpanition that make such as puddings and be­ So that you can judge dura­ for your Spring Permanent Ratelle Rangers of Hartford 191. Cleveland. 7. Willie Thomas, . Sdps to rtliara raw, chapiMd akin and was believed the conference re­ New Books at the Whlton Libra­ ford, in another six. Great Lakes, M., Feb. 14. (JPi — 130, Philadelphia. T.K.O. Nate '■ Basketball on rebounds and his team play Score at halftime, 27-17 PA’s. XBPtora enekad, coush anrfaces to thatr port may be one of his longest cause the milk is sweetened you’ll bility the label should tell you soon to insure having the would oppose the PA's Sunday Raising of Debt ry received this month Include the Three semi-pro bouts of three aaiide (Buddy) Young, dusky Thomas, 135, Daytona Beach, 5. was s feature as the PA’s routed Time, 4—ifi minute periods. ■stnnl smoothnasa. dost the thins for and most thorough reviews of the save on sugar. if the fabric has passed ten­ at the East Side Rec. The speedster who has tdrned In a 9.6 ' alwppad lips, too. So don't wait. Get a Jar date you prefer. When you following: Rangers, an all colored team, two-mtnuto' rounds opened the Invadera (19) tha City Clsbberi. Referee, Dennis. ^ « f u^ldlnt today. At all drussiaia. war. * sile strength tests, tests for seconds 100-yard dash, and who Limit Conceded do, why not try one of our Bayllss, The Bollnvars; Brittain. have a roster that Includes the show. Henny Polowltzer. 120, Brondeii to Seals B. F. - -ip; The Dewey-Rlchman Company resis^nce to seam slippage. of East Hartford, declsloned Babe flashed over the gridiron for the Bidwell, I f ...... 3 9 6 Buck Bycholakl. PA Star, sat are dlsplyalng some more Of those You’ll find labels and tags giv^ Cold Waves? Account Renderisd; Ferber, Great Ware brothers, Freddy and Son: Graves. Wife to Mr. Milton; I Willie. Simms, 119v of Hartford: Lee University of Illinois last fall, New York, Feb. 14—(An—Right­ Furphy, rf ...... 2 1 5 out last night’s game against the K. T. beautiful and artistic spray pins. ing this kind of information are ...SMALL .MEDIUM • • .LAR G E (Red) Jones, 136, of Hartford, and says he will not compete In track Cabbers and In the locker room Washington, Feb. 14 —Con- Orinatcad. The High Road; Gunn. . ..._— • hander Ken Brondeii has been op­ Gankofakle, e ...... 8 0 6 0 Hauser, rf .. 2-2 8 Some have stones, some have not attached to many rayon garments Steve Murphy. 138, of Hartford this spring. Young, in recruit after the game, overheard waa a greasional flscal leaders bit their Young Art and Old Hector; Horan, tioned by the New York Giants to Miller, Itr ...... 1 0 2 0 Clemens, rf . 0-0 •c. but you’ll agree that all are love­ and fabrics. And strip-labeling, a drew: and Jack Donahue, 150, of 0 remark that went like this. "Guesn lips today as they conceded that A Bashful Woman; Kalashnlkoff, training, has been invited to par­ San Francisco of the Pacific Coast Nodden, rg ...... 0 0 1 (2hopus. If .. 0-0 8 ^ ly- new form of informative labeling Hartford, kayoed A1 Brown. 140 ticipate in several mldwestern Buck le now on the PA’s third miu, Fiiii ////’ iiFsr itn the natiumil debt limit will have Jumper; Lamond, Dingo; Lx>oa, Drop in Contagious league,' as part of a three-for-one 2 Renick, c .. 3-7 17 for rayon fabrics by-the-yard, is 1 Return to the Vineyard; Melancon. of Middletown, In the third rohnd. meeU, but said yesterday his deal which brought Ray Harrell, Totals ...... 9 19 team.” 0 Kershaw, rg 0-1 8 to be boosted to 3300,000.000,000 Don’t let discarded clothing rolled right into the bolt. Brown Service Station Carl: Selby. Elegant Journey: duties preclude such competition. veteran righthander to the Giants (ii) 0 Casty. rg ., 0-0 0 very shortly. « clutter your Closets and drawers. HIgta-Water Hemlines Diseases Is Noted B. F. P. Next Tuesday night’s Rec But they foresaw a chance to Steinbeck, Cannery Row; Thane, Brondeii led the International 3 O’Leary. Ig , 0-5 8 There are many unfortunates who can be avoided if Mom reads fab­ Ray Robinson Wagner, If ...... 0 A 0 League games pit the City Cab- / » iii niinns ' start whittling it dowm not later Yankee Stranger. League pitchers last, year winning 1 Mosealan, Ig 0-0 4 are sorely in need of warm wear- ric labels carefully before wash- Roaming Bottle McKeown, rf ...... 0 0 0 bera against the Plant J Aircraft than two years after the war, pro­ In non-flctlon: Cerf, Try and 12 and losing six for Jersey City. NATIONAL Hartford. Feb; 14. — (F) — The Brewer, e ...... 2 1 6 flve to the first game and the Stop me; Chase, The Bible and the Tackle§ Costner Ken Miller, another righthander 7 21 5-15 47 vided, as one of them put It, "the State Health department's weekly A bottle cast adrift off the coast Rivosa. Ig ...... 2 0 4 PA’s against the Rangers in the people wake up.” Common Reader; Cohn, Combus­ of Mexico was found near the recently assigned to the Seale waa MIRf IT IS! bulletin notes a drop in the num­ Van Wyck, rg ...... 1 0 2 nightcap. Aircraft (3^ r Confronted with legislation to tion on Wheels: EUiott My Aunt ber of all communicable diseases Philippine lalanda.* It had nearly tha second player Involved while J ' F. T. C!1itcago, Feb. 14—UP)—A dusky cash was eubstituted for the third. add 'another 40,000,000,000 stretch — Youthful Jumper liOuLui and Woodrow Wilson; for the week ending Tuesday as welUrwdght boxer who. just three crossed the Psetfie in 18 montha. Totals ...... 9 1 11 1 Boyer, r f ...... 3 2-2 8 Trw-Arl Oiamond riasi a n •nfeitiagly tnm to the present debt limit of 3260,- F ly in g , The U. 8 . and the World compared with the previous.simi­ ycsrii Idolized Enother welter-’ Referee, Billy Wagner. Gale Bishop Tops 3 Enrico, if ...... 3 2-8 , 8 •• Hie klgheH (iaiidordt o4 qwelitif — at wel| 000,000,00, the chairman and the Court; Flynn, Met Your Congress: lar period. weight so much that he even 1 Ceraso, i f ...... 0 0-0 0 at beantir In cut, Hntifn end mniiaHns. ranking Republican member of A fo-avarywhara tevortta ot Garwood, Artist In Iowa; Grajdan- Scarlet fever cases declined, from adopted the latter’s ring nick­ Service Scorers 1 Pockett, c ...... 5 2-4 12 ce«M TniArt Q««Hl)r It Hiehar Then frkai the Houae Appropriationa commit­ taanatara la this amart button- WEEK ■ev. Modern Korea; Han, China to 88 to 66, with a third of that num­ name. win meet a New Yorker to­ Sports Roundup 0 Messier, c ...... 0 0-1 0 >lt says a majority By The Associated Press Bishop, of the Fort Lewis team in 0 .\ntonlo. I g ...... 0 The debt now stands st 3384.- ahada. BEAUTY SALON^ Gone Away With O’Malley; Lin from thla city. son of New York and George New York? Feb. 14—)-LateetTwell equipped for boxing. But to the Pacific Northwest, scored only 0 Saplenza, Ig .... 1 0-0 2 Yutang. iVlgli of a NaUon; Pepper. Whooping cough declined from (Sugar) Costner, Cflnclrnatl negro. suggestion for improving the col-the Persian Gulf Command, the Running the mile for the first MATTHEW W lOR 000,000,000. A month befors Pattarn No. 8742 la daalgn*d.. for Manda Tnrfclagton, time Manuel Jordon's Perla, a nl. ! points last week, but it boost­ Pearl Harbor it was 355,000,000,- Philadelphia Lawyer; Stefansson, 53 to 52; menlnglcoccua meningi­ Both are discharged veterans of 12 6-11 ataaa 11, 18, 15. 17 and 19. Siaa Proprlettaas. 1 7 - 2 4 legc^ athletic setup cornea ffom hottest 0 . 1. boxli^ three-year-old filly, surprised st ed him past the 700-point mark 11 JEWELER 977 MAIN STREET 000 Within thV Chrcle; Truax, Joseph tis from 7 to 6 and lobar pneumo­ World War n. Dale Arbuckle Oklahoma U. ath- the b^e have been boxtng< for . 13, Jumper, raqulraa 3 yards at 36 827 BIAIN 8 T. CALL 7484 Oriental Park yesterday by win­ he retained first place In the Score at half time, 25-13, Lister. * nia from 35 to 84. Costner began fighting about totlc director,^ calling for the col- two yeara ^ th ou t ring shoes, pro- high scoring race among the na­ lows. Referee. Dennis. or S9-lnch material; short sleavad A smgle case of bifantils three yeare ago. He campaigned llges to establish a national ell^- tectlve or bag-punching ning tbe seventh race and paying tion's service basketball qiiintqts. Police Hold Fox Fur blouaa, 1 3-4 yards. paralysis was reported from New with Indifferent eliccese among the bility committee. Arbuckle points gloves.^___ The Army issued 18 a juicy 385.60. •The Fort Lewis private rimmed Chicago— OP)— Police in subur­ Control Program town, and there were no cases of preUminaries for more than a year out that the Big Six conference ounce mlttene but nothing elssn 293 field goals and 115 charity For this pattern, aand 20 cants, diphtheria or typhoid fever,' re­ before Induction. Discharged from not even trunks... .Graham R. Sanabria leading jockey at ban Oak Park set forth sans in coins, your name, address, size BUSTER BROWNS iCheney Brothers, bchoolB have been making a lltue throwa for an aggregate of 701' horses and hounds on an impromp­ ported. the Army several naonths ago. he on wsrUm. athletics the Havana track, turned to points, 206 more than the 495 - deslrad, and tha pattarn number Likdy to Remain has won 28 straight fights ' by double astride Buffoon $3.60 to the tu fox hunt and spotted their to Sue Burnett, 1150 Sixth Aven­ causera..ae the competitioncomnsUUon was n *rs whose brother scored by Ermer Robinson of Fort quarry near an Intersettion where FOR CHELDREN a* always have a onbeit Hie Great knockouts. Insofar as welter- eveh than usual....Tha commit- end for Navy last fall, was chosen first race and Agullucho 88.80 to Warren who continued in the ue, New York 10. N. Y. weights are concerned, he le near the sixth. it -had been reported. It was a sil­ Wsshlhg^on, Feb. 13— UP)—V*® ninniT-up'spot- POPULAR ver fox. Police and housewives Nashville, Ten., Feb. 14.•-^F^— the top. . . by eetabllshlng uniform eligibility Bob Klnpey, a former' Rice star Sand for your copy of tha new fine selection of Day plans moved perceptibly far­ Veteran. Manager Larry Gilbert of Army Meet# St. Johns ^ ence at a midwinter writers’ meet- encircled the animal between two Spring jasua o f Fashion—^Just off BBsra I8MH "im -roir ther away today from tl»d virtually niles for the nation'! major con- The Premlo Tcplc on. Thursday now at Camp Bradford in Vir­ m FOOD MARKET agartment builiiings. The fox tha' prase. Book fun o f smart, free economy, with Its clvlHan the Nashville Vols is the Southern ferencea and by VtanitartlzaUM/ etandardlzaUon^ Ihg... .The Canadian Bowling As­ the Handicap Orizaba on Satur ginia, .(bobbed up in third place By Jbhnny Maoer usre BUS M ira s m nr Association’s record record-hold­ West Point, N. Y „ Feb. 14—(A>) sociation will recognlZ'j ■ the 16 made a break through the cordon up-to-the-mlnuta styles. 15 canta. heautiful fabrics goods output, which was ones of- of proeelyUng and securing of ^ day: and tha Charro Invitational whUe another newcomer, Reece Tenneeeee Coach but before hr ran far Sergt. Daniel nclaUy prsdicted • after German er. —Anny’s unbeaten team and St for athletics----- Yeah, but who# consecutive strlkea, made by Nina Special, Premlo Anahuac and Tatum of the Lincoln (Neb.) (Written (01 NEA Servloe) 855 MAIN STREET RtJBINOW BUILDING A few of his top marks: . John’s, beaten only once to IS Sumner o f Hamilton, Ont., as Green shot him. With the origin of 74a for your sewing eollapst. J- going to get the "gotU geb a Handicap Nogalae on Sunday Army Air Base, took over the No. Long Island university bau the fox a mystery and ita owner­ War Production Board sources He’s the only msnsger to have games, claah today In a game ex­ team” boys and the “we re pure record of some sort. head-line thla week-end's races at 4 berth by two 'points over Bob 33 games In s row when tlirj*’' FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPECIALS! ship undetermined,' Oak Park po­ rsvealed that the major atralt- aerved 20 or more years in the pected to decide eastern basket­ crowd to agree on the stand- the Hlpodromo De Los Americas Carpenter of the Norfolk Na,ral birds came to the Nea Southern. He’s starting No. 22. lice are holding one silver fox fur. pleasure. jacket on manufacturing, the con­ ball honors. The Cadets have ardaT Biza Ain’t BvMYtfalng , track at Mexico City. Air combination. Sugar Bowl to play Tknnaare«i WurlTTzfr trolled matoriala plan, or “ CMP," He’a won the moat penfianta— won 10 straight this year and 26 Tbs otfier day tbit oorntr com Kinney a standout at Madison 1941. When half-time c . a NO. 1 MEDIUM SIZE TEUAIW - Urges OlviBg Blood * prctebly would remain in force eight. He’s never lost a split-sea­ to a row over a tbree-year-span. Expert Opinion mantsd on the 49 peraonal touU The Charro Invitational Special Bquare Garden games to other cnalr Bee’s rangy and son play-off, winning four. called in a baoketbaU game be­ ------^ Hollywood — Vngna and even when the war'narrowa to a Pstteraon, the N. Y. Her­ will briiig .Ipgathar. Bit Raeket. years, has toaaed to 190 field goals young men led, 24-18, and It 1 POTATOES ONIONS Harrisburg, Pa,, Feb. 14—(AV— ■ingle front. GUbetl-managed trama ha've Heacenl Bata Reeeid ald-Tribune scribe, waa on his wny tween East and Wost H1& ocbools who set a naw two-furlong world ana 70 fouU for 450. Tatum has ed very much as though tlw /'l twice won more than 100 gamei Gov. Edward Martin asked Penn­ Pianos and ^ J S u Bo ttertek PaMern Largely because of the gather­ to th# Weitcheeter dog Show M demonstration occurred last week BrownBilt Shoe Store fuu productive capacity released 138t oat by Grssnlaaf in 1929. 'b o s turnad to pholM calls bscauss ^ t l w ^ o f boaUUUss. nia leglslatura. 39c doz. 69c doz. in Leipzig, end th at. the demofi- Read Herald Adv*. 70S Main StrrrI Manrheater Gteney Brothers Remnant Salesruuin strators were dl.xper-«ed by, Nazi In the Jnhii-iin B l^ k HABTFOan ROAD > MANCHBSTKR fllera using tsar gaa 1»AGB SEVENTEE?T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1946 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1^45 I e ' ^ T B S H had my time to I've over again, ;ind finish your sermori. I ’ll handle] HOLD KVERVTiHNG Painling— Papering 21 Hc-UMchold Cuuds Wanted— To Huy 58 Rooms Without Board 59 dear, I ’d get married before I had this. I Announceincnta 2 Business Services Uffered 13 Mrs. X cams in and the minis­ sense enough not to. . 1 UNUSUAL VALUES ter’s wife listened patiently to he:-. LifAVlNtJ FOR Sew Mexico,. RANGE BURNERS and power PA IN T IN G , paperhanging, floors During Oui Annulaelt koy caa«, containing regla- PLANO I 'l'----- and repairing; 8199.75. Priced specially low as a G.) W. R. Thomson McCulloch, —Carmen V. Carter. ly get there first. eomposer, even In W’arsaw. is very much troubled, and he haa words; ^ut each one has Its fl^ . shortage and your hostess has j tration and k«y«. Howard if re- RANGE BURNERS and heatere player piano specialty. John group for ...... $157 F-I4, Soldiers Field SUUon, Bos­ The night he I# to ptay at taken desperate mea.sures to pre­ One day recently the minister PLYM O U TH 1936 coach, heater. S and Paddy O’Rourke (speaking of ctgarets on sevsral table4. | tnmod. #18 O n U r atrMt or caU cleaned and installed. Electric Cockerbam. 26 Bigelow street. ton (63), Mass. Tact Is a wonderful thing. A place. ^ was working on his sermon and Small down payment, balance 14 • Count Wodzlnskl’s, Josef Eis­ vent Avhat even he must know Though some' may think of ne\itrulsl 'Thir's the tralfrous WroBKa Way: Smoke her ciga-1 6#78. ______motors serviced. Reasonable Tel. 4219. BEDROOM consiste of Bed, Dress­ Spanish Mina de Oro, Mine of ner Invents a pretext that will cannot be prevented. Uunfortu- country editor always bragged, glanced out of his study window; weekly. Terms and trade. Bnm- (Sold. Magellan named It, but no Valentines as very high-priced Spaniar(5s, the cowardly Swedes, rets instead of your own. | ner, 80 Oakland street, 5191. Open rates. Call 2-1562. er, Chest, Spring,' Mattress, PU- take him away from home for nately, one measure he has just tnat he had plenty of It, until sud­ Minister— Heavens! There Is i-/4 LOST—LADY’S RED wallet be- lows, two pillow Cases, Boudoir Q— What U a JA8O 0 In the gold has been found there. thing like a large onion. It 1* gifts; and the peace-lovin’ Irish. th.st long-w'inded Mrs. X coming Right Way: Smoke your own, I, 4944 BY (HA MBVlCt. 1C. T, St BM. V. t. FflT. ( evenings. Private Instructions 28 a tew hours before the event. taken can bring no one any hap­ denly he had to leave town. Brief cheery notes to those who re tm m F nk and Hale'a, contain­ the fundatuental ingredient of rat up the walk row. I ’ll never get cigareU, knowing that if you! FU R N A C E r e p a i r i n g and oU Set, Chair, Cltthes Hamper, two armed forces? piness. He has sent you a new Hla departure came after he sad supply much-needed lifts. ing nuroea roglatratlon, llcenae, A —A Joint Assault Signal Com­ Q-1-What is the population of poison. Girl (to her'Vunt)— Do you this sermon done If I have to smoke your hostess’ she will prob­ “ I hope Junior doesn’t tske FOR SALE—1940 PLYMOUTH burner service. Ask about our ELOCUTION —CLEAR speech- Scatter Rugs Ceiling prices IX governor of Poland—” printed this Item; Why. If I had my choice o f all. I ’d glim of money and peraonal item*. pany. It accompanies—even pre Manila, P .T ? think I’m too young to marry. ably have to go without cigaret.s alter his father — he’s such a sedan, 1940 Pontiac sedan, 1940 Spring cleaning. For full informa­ use of words— diction—articula­ $149.50. Priced specially low as a Boots scraped the floor. There "Mlaa Daisy Mae, one of tbs ask for Just a letter— listen to her. Call «M 0 . cedes — landing forces and cues A — More than 1,000,000 (w ar­ , Secret Meeting ( town’s smart youjig set. is enter­ Aunt Sophie ? W ife - Go to our bedroom, dear. herself. wolfl” Packard sedan, Model 110, tion call Van Camp Bros. 15 tion—voc ilary Increased. Pri­ group for ...... $109 tim e). () — What Is orange oil— again , were murmflrs of “Ah.” Perhaps three v/ords from one who Aunt Sophie (old maid) —I f 1 1940 Ford sedan. 1938 Chrys­ supporting naval gunfire. “What’s this you’re playing?” taining her twin btother back on a l o s t —PAIR OP MAN’S arctlca years' experience! Tel. 8244. Free vate tutoring In mathematics— being imported from Italy — used ; “ His record Is a bloody one. caret. Could anything be better" ler sedan. ID” ! Pontla' sedan. Inspections! reading—r^ellliig—history. White K ITC H E N consists of 6 pc. Dinette for ? ; Jozef EUner said, coming Into visit. Mr. Mae. 45, la a manufac­ near comer Spruce an<, Blseell. 0—What are the two principal The Czar haa picked the most f — Lyla\ Myers. BY EDGAR MARTIN Cole Motors— 4184. Studio, 709 Main street. Phone Set, Combination Stove. Linoleum Q— W hat is peculiar about the A — An Ingredient In perfume. the room where Frederic was at ruthless hangman he could find— " turer's agent In the big city." Big Busineaa Pleaae return to atore Ho gaM given off by Volcanoes? the piano. "W hat idiot wrote I BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES i\ refrigerator s e r v i c e , w # 3-1392. Rug, Glauware and Dishware, propeller arrangement of an Ice Jozef Eisner pulled out his Spruce. Rewahl. ______PACKARD , 1942 club coupe, low breaker vessel? A — W ater vapor and carbon di­ 0 — What are nylon hose made : repair and rebuild any type of Step-ladder Stool. Ceiling prices oxide. . , that?” watch. He held It In the dim light mileage, radio, heater, black with refrigeration equipment. We ex- $294.75. Priced specially low as a A —There Is a propeller fore and of? "Thank you, Professor. I am FUNNY BUSINESS v-’v VKiOti vi'AKi: l o s t — INSULATED blanket close to his face. He took Fred­ ,C W )X AVSi My GOOO MKMlj------white wall tires. Terms and Help Wanted— Female 35 group for ...... $229 afL The bow propeller chums A —Coal, water and air. the idiot." ' „ I ?05\ from milk truck, vicinity o f Eaat chamge seaied units with factory Q— W hat Is the average mental eric by the arm. ■\0 I y o o . trade. Brunner, 80 Oakland atreet, guarantee. Sclentiflc Refrigera­ the water ahead, thus making Ice ••__Tch, tch. Then I'll listen. “ — This hangman will hunt ’YWOO‘s»^>^01 VeiMi 3 : Middle'Turnpike. Sankey’a Dairy. WANTED—EXPERIENCED and age of U. S. troops? l'v3fc 5191. Open 'till 9. Branch of Connecticut's Largest breaking easier. Q—What pattern has our Frederic continued his Mazurka Mse. tion Oo.. 37 Oak street- Phone efficient saleswoman for bakery- A —Between 13 and 14, states an down meetings such as this—” Furniture Store armed service adopted for code- In B-flat. Frederic was on his feet. “ Let \*b PLYM O U TH 1937 coupe, heater. 2-1226. work^ Apply In person at Charles Army paychlatriat. During World A-L-B-E-R-r-^ Q—What are two other names naming Jap aircraft? " __not bad; not bad at all. Did Small down payment, S6 weekly. Bakery, 183 N. Main street. War I It was 12. him dare!" LOST— BROWN Pekingese puppy 43 AJlyn HL— Hartford for Bratislava. Czech manufactui^ A —Girl names for bombers, boy I say 'not bad?” Please, Eisner, Jozet Eisner tugged at him. Terms and trade. Brunner, 80 GENERAL CARPENTRY end re­ where Is your ear? Distin­ with light pawa. Phone 1072. modeling. Kitchen remodeling and Ing city In the Elastem FYont war 0—What are the five chief air­ names for fighters, names begin­ "—Damn the hangman!" he Oakland street, 5191. Open eve- SELLING OUi entire stock of guished— Eh ? Tch. tch it s cabinet work a specialty. Will Help Wanted— Male 36 zone? craft manufacturing firms in Ja­ ning with letter T for transports. cried. Jerking himself free of Eis­ ninRS 'till 9. used furniture at greatly reduc­ A— Proxsony (Magyar) and magnificent— magnificent! " help you plan and give estimates pan? ner’s grasp. “Damn him, damn WANTED—RELIABLE MAN for ed prices. Telepl.one 5187. Aus­ Pressburg (German). Bratislava Is Q—What is Britain's daily war Frederic played until the final free. A. R. Charon. 5826. A — Mitsubishi, Alchl, Kawani- him!” eesential work. Steady work, good tin Chamber* Warehouse, Man­ the Slovak name. Population 1* shi, Nakajlma, Sasebo. bill? note. Then he came to the old man Jozef Eisner held the watch Wanted Autos— chester Grec-1 Open daily 1-5. mainly o f these three peoples. A — $67,000,000. who took him to his arms, kissed f l o o r SANDING hours and good pay. New System under Frederic's nose. Motorcycles 12 him on each' cheek. Real Estate Laying and Finishing Laundry, Harrison street. Saturday 8-13. 0—What Is the science of man­ “—To hell with tyrants!” Q—In what direction from dible orthopedics? Q—How much do aircraft car­ “ Have you seen him ?” screamed Frederic. “To hell—’’ CARS W a n t e d —CASH on the J. E. Jensen— Phone 2-U930 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for " — Shas." Jozef Eisner closed spot for clean 1936 to '42 models. If No Anawer—5339 Lower Silesia is Upper Silesia? A—Surgery and correction of riers cost? Help Wanted— Male or sale. Inquire 299 Main street, A — Some ^ little as $19,000,- the door. „ , (T o Be Continued) Wanted Brunner, 5191. Open evenlnga ‘UU A — Southeast, by virtue Of Its maimed lower Jaws. Apartment 7. position nearer the source o f the 000, but big ones cost $60,000,- “ Have you seen him, Profes- 10 o’clock. WASHER. VACUUMS, Electrlf Female 37 Oder River. Q—Over what size area is a V-1 000 to $70,000,000. Bor?” ted and < Duplex motora etc„ repaired. AU parts WANTED—TEMPORARY cleri­ BY V. T. H A M LIN V. AN TE D USED CARS— WUl buy rocket projectile effective? Jozef Eisner nodded. • He’s a Thespian available. 24-hour eervlce. Charg­ cal help. Pleasant working condi­ Machinery and Tools 52 A L L E Y OOP any year or model. We wU) pay Q --W hat state Is on the same ; A — 1000 square yards. Q—How many p # p le miss work “ W ill there be s meeting? " e6 and 6 Flat ee C O. D. Manchester 2-1439 tions. gdod hours and salary. MEANWHILE, top prices for well kept cara Cole parallel as the Italian battlefront? each day due to Illness or other "Yes." . /Vow You / T K BELT FOR. TH' IT ^ T BEING TH' HEAD "N ...THEHEFOne.I.KlNQOFTH' mornings or evenlnga W rite Box R, Herald? USED F A R M A L L on rubber tires, A —Maine. “ What about the Russian . (OF A GREAT STATE, LEMIAM6, THINKING ONLV OF BACK IN THE Motore at Center Phone 4164. ( ) —W hat is I . red squill ? disability? JEWEU&,(=»in ENOUGH) A\MT NO aota CENTUPy e Modern 6 or 7-Room Sin­ excellent condition. Disc harrows, Q— What is Tokorazawa in Jozet Eisner spoke in a low- MV PERSONAl. TypUTlJPt PEACE AN’ A —A plant that looks A — 7,000,000. THEM'S oun FEEBIWHAT SAV. /BARGAIN, SECURny OF, MV G«E^T MAN OR WOMAN wanted for plows, cement mixers. Dublin Japan? voice. “Tonight. He's going to TERMS. TAKE VIEWS MUST BE OOP MUST gle, Tieinity SU James’s SECONDARV TO PEOPLE, <80B> AGRET* Set — Business Services Offered 13 Heating— Plumbing cafeteria work. Pratt and W hit­ Tractor Company, Wllllmantlc. A — It's the Jap W right Field, Tell One ’EM OR LEAVE School ney, Buckland. Call 5194. ’EM! THAT WHICH IS IN — Roofing 17 — — r "But why tonight? Why must It TH ’ BEST INTER­ WANTED—ALL KINDS vf elec­ Q—How many official automo be tonight? I wanted to hear him. Loconaotive Dashes ESTS OF MV BE-, * Modem 8 or 7-Room Sin­ WANTED—EXPERIENCED roof­ ■V Knit Wdrmer-Upper To Church Rescue tric wiring and repairing. Any ROOFS Ok A LL TYPES replaced Wearing Apparel— biles does the government provide I had made up my mind to hear lo v e d SUBJECTS.' gle. West Side . or repaired including elate, oom- ers, steady work, good pay. Call Decatur, 111. — (/P) — Flames else job given prompt attention. Ftirs 57 In Washington? bim— ” , ^ poelUon, ehlngle or tin. Also val- Manchester 3-0443 evenings after threatened the Antioch (Christian • Modem 6 or 7-Room Sin­ CaU 3975 before 7 p. m. A—667, states Rep. Frank A <•__Tch. tch. You will hear him. leya flashlnga guttera chinmeys. 6 p. m. Barrett of Wyoming. church out in the rural reaches. gle, ridnity of the Center EXPERIENCED RADIO servic­ JUST A R R IV E D Arm y double- you’ll be there" E V. Cousin. 390 Woodland. breasted sheep-lined, forest green “This concert tonight —how can The battle seemed to turn against ing. Prompt and efficient. All Phone 7707» Q—How many daily newspapers fire companies from three com­ work guaranteed. Phone 4607. Poultry and Supplies 43 Jackets, $13 each. Brunner’s, 80 I get out of it?” Selva your m l eatate i^h- Oal^land street Open evenings are published In Rome? Jozef Eisner rolled his tongue. munities when three nearby wells COWI.19559THU IHM with Jarvli! REPORTS LNDICATE serious A —25. “ W e'll arrive at the Count's a went dry. A gathering crowd ex­ Moving— ^Trucking— 'till.>8. Saturday 'till 6. BOOKKEEPINO Services. Phone meat, shortage pending. Poultry little late." _ , ,. , perienced the thrill of drama build­ “W ilbur’s RcttinK even witli the neighbors— he thinks 3627 days or evenings. Storage 20 feed Is available and cheaper. If Q—What Is the popular na Thej^ trudged in the dark, Jozef ing to a climax, and. . . . ______one of them sent him a comic valentine!" you enjoy eating chicken we sug- Wanted— To Buy 58 for our flying bomb? Eisner holding Frederic's arm. From Decatur, four miles away. ' JARVIS ^ —The Yankee Doodle. NORTH AMERICA Van ’ Lines geat getting some of our fast A strong wind sweeping across Baltimore A Ohio Locomotive No. ] , BY GALBRAITH Inc. Coast to Coast moving serv­ growing New Hampshire Red the open country somewhat slowed 2235 whisked to the" scene with , SIDE GLANCES BY MERRILL BLOSSEK WANTED TO BUY Contax or Q —For what Is Breslau noted Plot ProgresHes REALTY CO. ice. Dial 5187. Baby Cockerel chicks which will Lelca camera. Reasonable. W rite their progress. They were In eve­ 3.000 gallons of water in its tank. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS make fine broilers in ten weeks in German military annals? ning clothes. Frederick drew his The church was saved. rk n iT f «1 U or m S Box E, Herald. A — The Order of the Iron Cross AUSTIN A. CHAMBEIRS Com and nine pound roasters in five cape tighter about him. I m TMa t o s e Lfsuess'lou a n d L j pany. Trailer van service. Local originated there, honoring sw wait: J iZZUST GIZZIVE HIZZiM ] WMAT WNO OF OOFfT VQU REALLy CAN SPEAk. FREELY .^ N D E R WOMAN! FOR SALE months. Also have straight chicks WANTEDTO BUY small wood “ Do -you think they will •leep ,\dds New Note I f T h is l i t t l e Savvy Th e * iz z * moving, packing and etorage. porters of the revolt against ^ a ^OUGH RiZrOPE AND / UNC^ S p l a n and sexed pullets from our own lathe and motor. Phone 2-0710 I don’t think they will.” ’ To'"*WUd West* Rodeo DROOP T r ie s LINGO? (50NT p«3CtcO WITH THE / j OomfortaMe 4 • Room Dial 5187. polean which began in Breslau In Bl f O l m a i l u s , d o HE'LL HIZZANG- THAT? Home, Utchen with pre­ healthy, production-bred stock. after 5 p. m. He quickened Ws pace. The old Karachi, India— (JP)— The In­ HIzriMSIZZELF/ VOU (OUOW WHAT , 1813. It's an Iron worldpg and man found It difficult to keep up. YOU -REALLV (CNO)^ HILDA WAS SAV/N6- war caMneta modem Order now to Insure delivery heavy industry manufacturing dians, went wild over their first MOW 70 y' QL] rr I when desired. Fred Miller's Poul­ he was breathing hard, though he TO ME bath, good heating eya- city. “ wild west" rodeo, but It was the MANDl E L-.?,VTeiv/ ) tem, eopper tnbing. Lot try Farm, Coventry. Phone eve­ Legal Notices did not complain. Yanks who really apprylated FOR SALE “I am sorry. Professor; we will 56 X 165, landscaped. L o ­ nings— Manchester 8626. Q— What is a Jap Ehnily? M-Sgt. William Rhor's crowning MARGARET McCAULL cated In Manchester A —A four-engine patrol bomb­ take It Blower.” ^ . exhibition. •-Boom Slagle, Mevlk Bba St. v » . They turned off the road into a a Green eectton, near bne er; flies 296 mph, 96 mph faatef The Phoenix, Artz., lad came out g-«ar garage, eteaia heat, Ibm h Articles for Sale 45 CATHERINE ALLEN.' her heir». 9 and aohooL representative, and creditor. than our counterpart, the Coronado path lined on eS h side by birch­ with a new Army wrtokle—Jeep M ac storm wiadows, sefoeasi WANTED es. They paused. They heard THIS IS AN IDEAL U. &■ ARM Y SURPLU S coats, PB2Y. bulldoRging. He leaped from a Jeep Town Court of Manchester. Town of only the wind. The path was too Imrge eoraer let. ■■aalffBOy HOME FOR SOMEONE! gloves shoes, tacketa ram coats, going 30 miles an hour, caught the Mancheater, Januarr 30, 1945. narrow for them to walk abreast. iMrfaeaped. Skowa by appoiat- can, trucks, alrplanea housea Q — How ' many medical dis­ steer's horns In the finest form and PRICE $5,750 — TERMS. Frederic took the lead. They con­ FIREMAN tanks stnd machina gun*. If you ORIIKB o r NOTICE charges have been issued since the had the animal grounded In 15 sec­ tinued for about a quarter of a *C T M wee U _?._fAT. fo'rd County, oii the Second Tuesday the path In a place that had once your name and address. Urun- of December, A. D.. 1944. and now of the governor of Sind’s palace. BROTHERS 615 Parker Street been a clearing but was now neria 80 Oakland street Man- pending, claiming a Judgment declar­ G— What does the name Mindoro 505 Mala Street weeds and high grass there was ch&dter. ing a certain Judgment lien dat(d May mean? Mexico Spending Telephone 0060 or IS. 1905. and Recorded In Mancheater A — It is a contraction o f the 5673 a bam, long since abandoned. Program Outlined. BY FRED HARMAN Eveninge CaU 5830 Lydall & Foulds I.jind Records, Vol. 37. Pago 94 to be They worked their way through RED RYDER invalid. It appearing to the subscrib­ the high grass to the farther side Washington—(J>)— Mexico will BOtIri -HEXlAieK. JT exit Household (ioods 51 ing authority that the residence of 118 000,000 "NON. TO SUP UP fAC<| of the barn. The door was closed, need to spend about $ , voe sell N.L ViH LOAD , CW 6 e n t r a n c e ,. U 6 H T / the defendants la unknown td the In the United States on materials _ lORIUNE. IN foP Th o se Tw o half- plaintirr, By Mr*. Anse Cabot '?’Your name, ^address and the pat­ though not locked* They went In- tuaauoist uswURt R ftO STutADLES.* WANTED and equipment for long-range ir­ V)ASOr4 ' . BREED OcOOKS' BEDS, BURELAUS A N D burner ORDEyiED:—That notice of the In­ Knit this vestee to keep you tern number to Anne Cabot, Tha eide and from the hayloft they AND ’ ■ oU cabinet neater. Phone 2-1661. stitution and pendency of said com­ Manchester Herald, 1150 Sixth rigation. power and industrial de­ plaint shall be given m U) defendants worm— wear it because it is so ut­ heard voices and they saw the Automotive terly devastating In ita good looks! avenue, New York 19, N . Y. velopments in the next few years. by publishing this ordet In the Man­ light from a lantern, partially This is an estimate by the Mexi­ IF YOU ARE INTERESTED S E L U N G l chester Evening Herald, a newspaper The soft-aa-fleece vestee is knitted Mittens, socks, warm sweaters, covered, that hung from a post. published In Manchester. Connecticut, Machinist easy-to-make handbags, hats, can - American Commission for We have parchaKie looking for SIx-Rnnm Single Honaee — In a lacy stitch in a lovely, shade A face In shadow looked down .onco a week for two successive weeks. ot violet, tangerine, lipstick' pink, warm houseboots, creaheted muff Economic Cooperation, which rec­ Two-Family, 5 or 0 rooms each tenement — Two-Family Flats, IMMEDIATE ci>mnienclng on or before Kebniary ALSO PARTS MAN on them from above. reseda green, cinnamon brown or designs for children, mid-winter ommends reclamation of three 5 or 0 rooms — Also One One-Family Dwelling with S or 0 rooms 10, 1945. Esaential Work! Frederic said: “Poland free. million acres of Mexican land. ALDO PACANI goo<^ old navy blue and smartly fascinators and hug-me-tight de­ The face disappeared; the all on one Soor. ACTION signs are among the practical up- Clerk of gaid Court. Good Working Conditions. buttoned with gold, silver or gay voices were silent. If yon wish to sell, please contact ns as soon as possible! - l^-2-~-4.5.______plastic flow er buttons. to the minute tnspiratlona fo r the l-Maa Casualty List IF YOU’RE PLANNING * • • Our oflioe Is at 963 Main street on the grornid floor, next door Apply In Person. To obtain complete knitting in- home knitters and crocheters. Find Rockford. ni.— (JP) — Joseph to House’s and Hale’s stores. Office hours: 9 to 5. Thursday Jozef Eisner, then Frederic, TO BUY—SELL— BUILD atructiona for the Lacy Knit Vea- them and dozens of doily and home O’Connor has reached 90, but In evenings until 9 o’clock. went up the ladder. A dozen OR IN VE ST tee (Pattern No. 5673) aises In- decoration ideas In the Winter Is­ some recent years he felt like he Schiebel Bros. sue o f the Anne Cabot Album. persona, men and women In field Center St., Cor. Proetor Rood c)ude 14, 16, 18 and 20 — send 15 clothes and Jackets, were already was on an obatacle course. He had ROBERT J. SMITH, INC cents In coin, plus I cept postage. Price 15 cents. 1-1* 1. When Planning your new In their places. a broken left hip at 79. an eye toHL Ktoer wi« awvict. we.'v. ic-eea. u.a >«t. err. Insurance and Real Estate Konstaneja Gladkowska took operation at 83, a fractured right home with Jarvis you get the *‘lmagine her telling mcNliis dress fits me wondci Ily— 1 968 MAIN STREET beiMflt o f his yea n o f experi­ Frederic’s hand and. pressed It. leg at 84, and a dislocated shouP) ence as a builder o f Bne hnmea Standing In the half-light of a der at 85. couldtell by her look that #he meant I’ve gained tv eight! BY LESLIE TURNEB Wrong Addrea* Plana spedBeatlnn* and *ltea shaded lantern that cast grotesque W ASH TUBBS now available for your ap­ shadows on the rotting beams and BY FONTAINE FOX I caaAPPio between lights proval. Give os a call and let’s weather walla waa a short atocky toonerville f o l k ? OLAXES. tP TNAT ObOB HAP 0 0 0 X 0 ITO at would betray 1 IA ’ ■ \ / We need help to aid in filling Army and Ni^vy cations. Ads to The Herald and not In tha way of one making a speech. “ America haa given us T 7 \ contracts, material urgently needed by our Armed 8. A re yoa taitereeted la the pattern. It la a good patteiyi. They (ought (o r the right to Uve selling your present home 7 Somewhere, in or around Manchestef, there i# someone who !' Forces. A N Y M A K E as (ree men, (or Itfe, liberty and J If We have ctutomer* who w(ll the pursuit o t happlneaa. Those , wants what you have to seD or has for sale something you are p ay. up to IlDjlOO for a good A N Y M O D E L are not mere words They are home. L et us toak* you gn things or which a man anywhere \ offeTk anxious to purchase.. . . can light with bia heart and with i ) . Our Buyer WUl Call all the strength that la In him— ” I L 4. Looktag For As laveat- There waa a clapping ot hands MAJOR HOOPLI APPLY AT CHENEY BROTHERS "Q uiet!” cried Jan. "None o( BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE •mat That Bring* • Good B*- Jutt Phone OUT OUR WAY and titni O* Your MoaayT that." " — You are ready lo fight, the HM.'i 5191 Get Together Via Classifieds SAV. PO ES BAV, POTATO t406E. I HEAR VOU A -^ E O , We h*ve flats and duplexes Russiaa waa aaylng. "We. too. gre 7 ^ z c n , WHEN 1 GIT IS PIONEER PARACHUTE COMPANY that do Just that. ' m a r r i e d f L L SURE rr WORRY MR. p iK fcto MOVE win ready. 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