HALE's and GARDEN

m ' - "X..- MONDAY, APRIL 17,1M4 f AQE TW EU Manche8teJn'Ê^p^nfp'fferald Average Daily Circulation The WValher Fo# the Month ot Blarcbi 1S44 Forecast ui L. a. Ueaib i- f X ■ The ’ recently organised ^taltan- ' .The Manchester Chamber of The fund'for the benetU of the •rhe Klwanis dub will entertain Increasing eloadiheaa and wodk. MysUC' Review. Woman’s Bene American I.4idlea’ Auxiliary tiie^- Commerce will serve as .collector Connecticut Society for^^rl'pplcd; more than 30 children at their an erately cooT,tonight; Wedneaday fit Association. will hold its meet bers are urged to Invite thelc -huAi. of contributions to w a i^ thb erec- 8,706 Children, la alowly bUt surely nual Kiddies party this evening at ronalderakile clondlneM and cooler TowiK ing tomorrow evening in Odd Fel- bands to the pot luck supper to be tipn o f a service men'a honor roil Member of tba Audit climbing toward Itg goal, <2.275 the Y.M.C.A. The ‘dln;jer will be along conaw haB. The offlcem and mem- served tomorrow evening at eight befe. A ll donations should be left o f .the <2,500 quota having been served at 6:30. Following the din Bnraaa ot tXrcoiatioas o t the gnard team are urged o’clock sharp at the clubhouse,on at the. Chamber office or mailed y CotmcJI, D egN * i * Poe»-F raiimd to date. / ' This result has ner and business session three '7 ^ to 'attend as a rehearsal will be Eldrldge street. Mrs. Luigi Pola direct. Manehe$ieir—~A Cify of Village Charm ___ wiU meet u naual tonight been made ppsaible by aeveral movie cartoOhs will b« shown. Two heldln preparation for the cot^ attendance prises will be gfven, is president o f the auxiliary. 'St^t o'clock 111 the U p ew club- ventloXat Hotel Bond. Hartford, generous gifts,' among them the lae. Ten m emb«i«-o< Uw^Coun- one by Ray Cooper and a special FW^y our Home - - - • tOlaaBiaed AdvertlaiBt M Paga ip> MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1944 ^TWELVE PAGES) PRICE I’HKEE c e n t s Ellis Cloak company, 'Vt^hich has VOL. L X n i.i NO. 169 ...A dl attended the Bed Men’* »2nd this sprl^. A social^ ttmt with prise, by Davl^- Cjothers. Mrs. RosS Diana, o f Center refreshmenukwlll follow ^ charge given In all <135, a gift of <25 has anniversary -baagnet and celebra* .street, was called to Boston yes of Mrs. G ra V Hov.-lhnd. Mrs. also ên gratefully received front tton last eveniiiff nt the Sporta terday by the sudden death of a Anne Smith ahd Mrs. Jeanette Fred' Murphy of Murphy's Res Chain* in Manchester- Lodge of OlMEIOT ' end-had an enloyable time. taurant and <18 from the South Masons Will be filled tomorrow cousin. ' King. Methodist church. It Is believed night by employeee ajt the Pratt TMEI STORM-WINDOWS Leaping Coal Polish-A merlcan baseball by the committee If those who and Whitney division of Niles, Be- teaA will praotice at she o’clock Genersr Welfare cX ^ r No. fl ment. Pond, West Hartford, for le s have seals they haven’t yet set will meet tomorrow ev»mlng, at TO NHHT IT tMlonnow night at the West Side. tled tor, would do so, the goal the conferring of the Master Ma RANGE AND - ' A u dedrlng to try out ate asked eight o’clock at the East Skje Rec Found Hoax would be reached. son degree. Lodge will open at FUEL-OIL to report pt that time. reation Center. 7:30 and refreshments w ill' .be If, durisf A t , ytan Mitt STORM DOORS X'. served following the degree work. wbrtutry trtt tad ttleattt wtf* On Teacher All members of Oibbons Ans«m- btlnq dtvtitptd by grWstt ttpl- ily. Catholic Ladies of Columbus, James A. Woods ttl, ctrine (or tb# dtad bets /A aVi reminded of the Important .181 Center St. Tel. 65(56 DO NOT WAIT t eevtrnsitniti (unetits, H it (tfs Expert bushiess meeting tomorrow eve Rurtd School Myntery 1$ ning a t 8:15, at the K. of C. home. it tuumt (bt» fiit per ctfite. u- A Month A soclaNjoiir will follow In charge pen,*'' is ttiM tf fttt bttb INSULATION Solved by Confe$$ioni of Mrs. A. W.. Gates and Mrs. Ber wSuld ktvt grttllv ttcttdtd the O f Four Pupils to ino nard Fogarty, co-chairmen, as- FOR TOP VALUE prt rtit cMt t ( Amtrkt’t yttrly r For Your Radio! .ststed b y MrSf Richard Post. Mrs. IN A NEW HOME, * (ustrtl b'lll. And mtny tf letb Now Is the Time to Order Them Probing Officials. Raympnjl, X>avls, Mrs. J. A. Oder- lee'itliltd itrvicM deuld ptwibly Instruction Bring It To mann and Mrs. Andrew Hooker. See the Ones Being Built By ktvt bets Itckisf in prtper dig /blcktabqn, S. D..,Apr‘il 18—— Yerj^nienko’s ' 'Forces ROBERT C. BRITTON nity end rnvnrsntinl rntpect. Berlin Target Develop New j Children ahd\Adults. Officers of Chapman Court., Or greenbrqoke l l i e case oJMhe leaping lignite at Moving Downhill on 15 Laurel Place lonely Wild Rtum rural school in \ Clas.4 Limiu der of Amaranth, will have a re • MOTOR TUNE-UP HOMES, INC. City After Cracking Prompt, Efficient Service. hearsal tonight at 7:30 In the Ma A.MBULANCE SERVICE southern Stark coimty la solved. For Bombers; For Appolnthirnt Arms to Hit i sonic Temple, Inl preparation for Ôn WhikeP Street It didn’t leap. iV w aa thrown. Baidar Gate; Expected 90 Day Guarantee! the Initiation ceremony at the • W HEEL aIIGNMENT . G. Glenney Co. PHONE 43B6 And the reported ^qwaterloua meeting Friday evening. For tnflher Iqforpiatlon call at Goa$t Raided To Link Up with 4th/, • BRAKES Cm L Lumber, Mroom^ Supplies, Paint' Area and puffs of smoke didn’t A t Enemies AJetiuider Jarvto 'Co. offlee on flame of their own accord dr^âa a Center street or nt 26 Alexnnder Ukraine Army Already • VALVE g r i n d in g 336 No. Main St. Tel. 4148 , Manchester result of the use o f some cHeinl- Pbones: 4112 or 7275 I cal. They were caused by slm;^ ivy Aerial Buttles Hussey Declines to Am Filtering Through Bar Asbestos THE SHERIDAN street. wooden sticks, “farmers matches’ Have Vipur Baby, • OVERHAULING Rj^^rteil by Germans; plify His Statement; ricades /rom North. ig and Rock in the hands of a group o f young * \ Yourself or Your \ restaurant Quick Serpite sters hoaxing their near-sighted ProbkbK 2,000 Air- * Large Testing Sttt- Insulation teacher. Moscow, April 18.— (4 V - Family PhotogrBphed The mysterious hooded man craft iitTDay Assault. tion* for Rocket Guns. Two big Russian Armies were Invites the People of Expert WotUmanship didn’t exist except in the pupils’ Expert workmadaWp. All work reported nearing a juncture in YouP OwB Home. imagination and the threatening iteed. ReasdiMbla Prices, Manchester To Try Their London, April IS T ^ — About Washington, April 18.—(iiP) — in the outskirts of Sevastopol olglgatton for estimate, and sometimes obscene notes This is thKnew Ixwkheed Constellation, described by Its builders as the largest lahd transport plane. Just after''it tdxied into the tackea to the door of the little 2,000 American heavy baimbers and Rear Admiral George S. Hussey, today for a final onslaught Phoi^3971 rite. National airport ^ Washington. D. C., after lov/ering oy 30 minutes the previous coast-to-coast mark, set in 1937 by Howard Hughes, V one-room schoolhouse wer? crude- fighters attacked Berlin and other X for AplwintBient. 65c MANCHESTER who was a co-pilot bi the iConstellation on its record'non-stop flight. Time from Burbank, Calif., to Washington was six hours and 58 chief of the Navy's. Bureau of âgainst a frenzied Axis garri HALE’S minutca Note site of^lane as compared with jeep. (AP Wliephoto.). objectivea in Hitler’s contrhental Ordnance, said t o d ^ that some son liarricaded in the streets B^ôn Insulating Full Course Luncheon ,(dontlnued on Fage Four) fortress tpday. forcing Ge \ g |K1iR G E d e w MOTOR SALES, INC planes i-hto’ hcnvy aerial battles. newHypea of weapons "arS in pro- a fi^ failing to effect a large >ôtographer' X ISO Oxford St. Hartford West Center St. Tel. 4134 One strong formation carried out ess” for use against the enemy, scale xevacuatipn. from the rboM Hartford Bt-I5l0 .Served 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. French People W am e4 the bombing of Berlin, the first e declined to amplify the state burning>Uy. (The Vichy radio, , L Invasion Time Looming daylight blow at the much-Wbmbed ment maê in response to inquiries quoting aNricrm an report, said and GARDEN \ 9 Trucking Firms Ital since March 22. at a ribwa conference held by Secre “the battle xpr Sevastopol haa Allies Garry Fight London, April 18.— (>P)— e Britain-based Fortresses tary of tlje Vavy Knox,. now commenceJk;^ with very heavy '"The time is getting short," and'Llbcratoi's struck Germany in Hussey sqid the development of fighting taking ^ c e in tlie forU the Sb*nch people were warned strength for the first time in five rocket gunsNis progressing very fleid region of the tqwn.) SCREEN DOORS White Trellis today UKthe latest of h stream Tied Up by Strike; days. A separate force of Libera rapidly and disblo. d that a "large Mountain Positlun''Cnicki . Have them ready when the warm days arrive! To Jap Invaders; o f pre-thyaslon broadcasts tors lashed at anti-invasion tar testing station” )K(W is being de Front diâtches s a i d l W Gen. 8 Ft. Tail gets in the-Paa-de-Calals area in IS and Join from the govcrnment'-control- voted almost exclusively to rocket Andrei T Yeremenko’s /Independ B& Smart northern France. \ led London radio. developments. He pr^lcted that ent maritime Army Was mdybtg 'vl.CMM) Bonibera in Raid 2 ft. 8 in. X 6 ft. 8 in. . • • . ^ . 1 0 They were advhMd to store Deny Pay Ordered downhill on the c ity from the $1.29 Advances S<;ored aa much food as possible be The first announcement o f the (Continued on Pag« IWo) southeast after evok in g a 2,; f cause “ at least untiK the day big ojieration Indicated that proba foot mountain noaitlop known aa o f liberation comes, eiylilana j bly 1,000 heavy bombers took parL Baidar. g a t e ^ a drive that yao— 2 ft. 10 in. X 6 ft. 10 in. . must live on what is stor^. W a lk .u l Aulhori^l jjJi , accompanied by as , many Mus terday swept up a road .JuncUofl $ 4 -5 0 $1.39 Location of Fighting Not ^ Trial Reamed Even after France is libcrqj- Suiiriay in Protest: tangs, Thunderbolts and.. Light Britain Gurbs miles/Tom Sevastopol and five Given Specifically in ^ ed the Allies will not be in nings flying a protective cscqrt. mlira from Balaklava, scene Of tbs position . to distribute much I WhCrt Hie Americnn boin^f'S t a m ^ “charge of the' light brU $1.50 4>)ttininnique; Drive O cS p itcF aC t food, listeners were told. Thei Again.1 FaHure of 0p-| Nazis’ Balkan npptxjached the Berlin area their Trips Outside . . losses increased and a. great mnily Nipponese Out of Posi-j ^ French were, • instructed to Orators to Comply with j This iqree, moving tbrougil Mahy PiRoide Last Winter Had No Wbrnes memorize details of London' parachute landings were seen.” dense minefields, was eXpectedto broadcasts for fear their wire W^rLabor poard Di- Berlin said. It aaserted German liftk up at ftqw hour with Gen. tion . Near Track Go- .O llC JVllSSll Supply Lines fighter planes took o ff from dozens By Diploma! less sets might soon be confis recti^..on Adjustmenfs Feodor I. T ^ u k h in ’s FouriR' White Fence ^ Toward Silcliar. ------cated by the Germans. of airdromes along the route to Ukraine army -.already filtertnc mg engage the American formations through Sevastbpora barrica^ Over The Heating Situation By Having 6 FL Lengths Attack'Railyard at Plov “ despite b/d weather conditions.” CoinniunicationsyTVlude ^ Sinythe’s Attorney As- Hartford, April 18.—(A>)— from the north, \ h e \dispatches ‘ Kandy, Ceylon,Jeyic April 18 . R. A. F. Mosquito bombers blast said. Nine New E n ^ n d truckinif j div; Night "Foray Fol ed. Cologne last night. SiihjePt to C ^ so rsh ip (JP)— Allied rces carrying serts He Has No Know! (The Vichy broad' firms, including four With of The Air.M inistry announced that t as $1.29 SWney Papers lows Day Attaicks on In Latest Step to Safe* that the German-Roi Ample Supply Of Fine Blankets the fight’to the Japanese in edge of Whereabout of fices here, today were tied up one plane, was lost during the ,nian ')sdth-. vaders northeast of the plain night operations which alao includ guard Inviigion News. drawal toward the iWest'' His Absent Client. ly a union walkout. Chester Sofia and Belgrade. the (Jrimean peninsula wi Folding o f Imphal have scored ad Prmting Again ed minelaying operations. F'itzpatrick of Worcester, Hammer'Supply Lines effected In perfect order And in vances’ find still arey“making Allied Headquarters,. Naples, London, April 18.^(A^—Britain Bulletinl : ^lass., secretary of the Trails^ Allied MedlterrrfneansAir Forces, complete acc'jrdancc with’Gwnaii satisfactory progreS^’ an April 18.—(^ —Italy-based heavy tmlay banned trips, outside this plans. Geherals Tolbiikhlri ^ Clothes DryeT Washington, April 18— (/f) port division, New England^ meanwhile, completed 72 hours o f Resuiiie Pul^catioi) Aft rountry by diplomats of''all, neu Yergraenkq have not succeeded, lOOfc. WOOL 72” X 84” Allied communique anpounc- — Continued Inability of the Conference of Teamsters, and medium bombers continued incessant hammering of the ene Handy for indoor drying. er OneDW Suspen my’s Balkan supply lines last night tral and Allied nations except the spite of all their efforts .and nuni^ 1 «d today. Pi-esumahly this of gO\-emment to locate Edward A F L , said the walkout w£s au the Allied pounding of ^German erlcal superiority, in envelophig Folding W’ood Takes up little space when fensive was directed against one . as Wellington.s and Liberators dames Smythe of New Vork, thorised Sunday in protest against communicatiuns In the Balkans I smashed at the Plovdiv railvards. United States, Russia and the the German retreating formations ^ not in use. Regular $2.98. of the three original strong c<^- a defendant in the trial of SO siou by CeKsorsbip^ tailure of these operators to com 85 miles .louthea.st of the Bul- Rriti.sh commonwealth and ma^,^ and cutting them off from the rear umns of Japanese which invaded persons charged with sediti-, last night by attacking the rail- Kenwood Famous \Special this week only 1 ply with a Vyar Labor Board di ySrd at .Plovdiv, 85 miles southeast garian capital of Sofia. ail their cdmmiinications subject as they had hoped to do.’’ ) / Awrondack Chairs $1.98 India last month, although the ous coQspirr-'', caused the' -Rydney, Australia, Aprfi\18.7>P) rective on wage adjustments. of thg Bulgarian capital of Sofia, . It wa.1 the third atraight day to full censorship. \ Evacuation Move Failure . .V comniimique did not specifically proscrution today to ask a re Serlea of Appeals Filed —Sydney newspapers, a r m ^ w ith it w u announced toda:^. and night that Italy-based bomb The action, latest In a series of i\ give the location of the fighting. cess until tomorrow morning: The dlrecUve, Issued Jan. 3, All reports from the front In- a high court injunction, rûmed A ' .communique sgld the night er Heets carried the major share Ktepa taken to safeguard invasion, cludi'hg those from correspondents Folding , $2.49 called fur higher pay, retruacUye Fighting Still Continues forav\folIowed yesterday's day of thesload in the two-way air was without precedent, but the Washington, April 18— (/f) — pUblicati'on today after a one-dl to July 14, 1943. A series of ap BLANKETS On the southern sector of the light blows by Mcorted heavy squeezTvon Hitler’s Europe, al Foreign Office announced that suspension caused by censorahi|^ (Conhhued on Page Eight) Imphal front Allied forces drove Trial ot 30 persons charged with peals has been filed by the opera- though the Mosq.u,ito thrust at "military operationa impending in Yacht Chairs $2*25 rs, the roost recent of which was bombers,, against railway targets In the Japanese out of one position seditious activity against the Uni authorities, and one' immediately Gologhe followed a daylight blow the present year” made it impera r e e le d by the National War La- Sofia anti^ the Yugoslav capital of J. Very smooth finish. A real buy!. near the track to Sllchar. but the blossemed forth with a sliarp plea at enctW installations in rtorthern tive. Washington and Moscow ted States resumed today In U. S. borNBoard April 11. Beigrade,\ and against aii^romes Kitchen Stool enemy counter-attacked and fight France ^ I c h broke, a thriee-day were consulted in the move. District court despite continued for “your freedom to read, think In \W ateroury, J. J, Horan, and aircraft factories in the Bel ing still is going on, the com m ^- grade area! lull for hravy bombers based in The onicr in effect immobilized With folding steps. Reg absence of ope defendant, Edward and write.” managgr ot the Crowe company Flashes! cpie added. In this area the Igfll- 26 Nazi :^lrcraft Destroyed Britain. the diplomats and their-staffs, in $ 1 4 .9 5 'The high court yesterday pro terminab^nd chairman of the Em ular $4.98 and $4.69. Spe trating Japanese are striving for Jamea Smythe of New York. Twenty-six, German aircraft - The attack hii Plovdiv came on cluding air, ’ military and Naval (Isite ^dileiina ot the l/P) Wire) hibited censors from interfering ployers’ Labor Negotiating com sKoO DOWN- . 81.00 WEEKLY /• poaaession of the BishenTOr-Sil- Justice Edward C. Eicher had were deatroyû during the day's the heela of d e lig h t stpashes at attaches, within Britain'^ shores cial for: char track, an a lte m s ti^ land bailiffs cajl for Smythe immediate with publicatloi of six papers in mittee, aaik that whUe only nine for the time being. None may go firms were affected by the wall.- operationa, the, bulletin aaid. The raiLtargets at So'fiia and Belgrade Kurtienda Five Pollcem.en ' routs connecting with t ^ Ameri ly upon Convening the second day this, area whose week-end Îtlon s Allied' losses Vere two heavy and plane plants imd an aiiilrome home. Boston, April 18.-—/^ — PoHoS of this^ largest sedition action of were % confiscated because they out, some 125\pperators were in Kenwood hlankets arg fhade from the finest wool can-operated Bengal-AMaro rail bombers and e i ^ t fighters. dh the Belgrade area by Fortresses To Open Diplomatic Pourhts Commissioner Thomas F, StiHIvan World War H. Smythe failed to contained an article relating to volved in the a ^ r d .' —long fibred 'and lopg wearing — exceptionally road. Allied, lifeline tq^ûrms-Chl- Other air operations yesterday and Liberatpra, ^ Diplomatic pouches, heretofore today ordered the sU8pensloa’',o ( warm. Colors:'' Blue, rose, green, and peach. na operations. . / answer and his attorney—James “ misunderstandings abroad." Employers, h e^îd, are unable $ 3 .^ 8 to, comply with theêquiremeiit of included ' ■medlumX and Like Sofia and Beigthde, Plov inviolate, now will be opened and five Brighton dlstrlot police Sharp fighting brtnte out on the Laughiln—wae asked for infor Nothing Prejudicial To Safety Retroactive pay. I t ^ baaed, he bomber sorties against div,, which Is Buigaria’sX second all their contents put through the. oers, including a sergeant,' as a raN With or without cushion Kohima-DimapuT r^d northwest mation. suit of a IS-year-old boy’s story Laughlin, replying to what he High court Judges commented said, on revenue dm ved from and bridges northeast o f R ^ e and cehsorship mill. Not even iti the lo p i during the preliminary hearing similar targets Jus^ beyond the (Continoed 'on Page ElgllJ.) First World war was such action that they had looted a dry goods n Page Tivo) I gambling warfare was found shot . A fertiliz^ for flowers (Continne4 da P h ^ Eight) tack on theVSofla railroad yards press lies amouldering in the poaition of the Tiri^vlury A p ^ 15: 'to death today. Ile.was jSmea D. and vegetableaX Showed numgrt>ua bomb hits in the London, April.18-y(^»—The Brit grave.” Receipts, $96,894.7ft4.0isf ex- Larkin, .52. Police iWld he was a . \ Fitter Seeds / ■ e London, April 18 — — The ish governmerit aqhounced 'a new Censartid Statement Reprinted pehditiircs. $478,355^382.50; net gambler, a former employe of the / ■ Burtnarlndia campaign, in which (Continnad c^Paga Eight) defense regulation' today authoriz both sldga are on the offensive in The censored statement of R. G. balance, $18,83ar.82t,749-98. Fight Fiercely Dome, h gambling resort and in 7'/2 Pound Bag Great Plains Henderaoh; chairman of the Aus ing Imposition o f penalties" up to different aectoia, appears to be five years imprisonment and $2.- 1939 was sentenced in Federal 4 9 c y / T O c P k g . beaded for a May monsoon atale- tralian Newîaper Proprietors’ as "•s . V ' ' 000 fines to edrb inatigation of roUrt to serve':,a year and a day ' mate, with the Allies holdlbg stub- f f i sociation, was 'reprinted in its Agaiiist Nazis tor doping a race fmrse. Larkin’s w e e k l y strikes. . . i ■ DD'VN -r- 50c bemly to a narrow iMrgiii of tac ori'ginal form. Informatlop Minis The" regulatlbn, which c,omes a — ' * body was found In a West Side ter Arthur Calwefi charged Hen Farmers in Louisiana n o w 50 Pounds For Window or Veranda/ tlcal advantage. into force, finmodiately; presum alley. He had been shot between $ 2 2 5 . When thd monsoon strikea iV derson with inacctiracy and un- the eyes;\ "^The condition oi the Chatham Blankets are nationally U p to 19 Inches Falls ably whs' an outgrowth.of investl- Stout Rpfiistanê by Far-' known for their wai-mth and^ wearing has in the past bogged down all truthfulness when the latter, re Up Fish; Qualities Praised gotlons.esrller-this month o f mine, body Indicated he had pot up a’ : qualities. Beautiful 100% wool Chathaih but airborne operationa. In Nebraska . as Cars plied tp f statement by Uie minis; shipyaM and other strikes lmp*4r- tiâiiK in, Eagtern Bos struggle, was shot .elsewhere aad ter •which suggested t h » « Austra hU body dumped nut of a ear. Blankets, that will "give yeara of warm Metal Plant Boxes , ’jnie over-all picture shpws that ^ -I ’ ' .. i . J Ing the w ar output of this ns lion nia and MontPiiegro. service. Colors: Bliie, cedar, green, the AUlea are trying to Watt a Stall in Snowdrifts. lian newspape. j . and Joiknalista. geared for invasion. * • ♦ Flashlight Butt'erieii WMhington.V April ‘ 18.—(/IV-sed by'the reaction to it on the :Faces F.mhezzlement Charge and peOch. short cut through northern Bunns were responsible for “ misunder Louisiana farmers are, plowing up.ChicagOHmarket.Ûp 500 per cent Certain sections of the ^ritish 23. Inches Long • / to open the Ledo road linH be. standings abroad.” press repeatedly have Said some Loîjpn, April 18.—W —Renew New Haven, A p ril. l8--'(d’ i—Sw- - 8 9 e By The Associated Press fish, and'have been;-it seems, for ■ in sales last year. The proceeds perior Court Judge William J. ed -(jei^ q n attempts to Wipe out 10c ea. « tween India.and China..The Japa (W hile these ‘.’mtjûndenitsnd- yeara. , well over $1,0()0,000. of Uwse WTitkouts were stimulated One of the most severe unsea Yugoslav nartisans., haijie shea issued a benrh warrant today nese offensive againat Imphal and lng8” 'have not been specified in A plow is strange tackle but Most widely known in the Mis- by subveralve elements with the uie Sydney dispatches, it was believed broiight fierce fighllng in eastern ehargliig embezzlement an'd theft Kotaima in India seeks, to counter aonal snowstorms in years had that’a what’s been bringing up tfie sissippi rivier statea, it is never primary purpose of disrupting pro 29 Inches Lm g. reference waa to Uie surpriae ex- Bosnia arid Montenegro, headquar against Robert L. Lee, SS,. a Wal 100% Wool Farldo thta by cutting off t)ie- Allies’ rafl' spread out unexpectedly over the amt4 -calva, alias the choUpique, theigss to be found in large rivers, duction. preMsed in the United States over “No person ghall declare, insti ters of Marshal Josip Broz (Tito) lingford bank teller Inducted Into $1.19 road supply line. high great plains area of Weaterh alias the John-a-grindle, alias the airtioat a n ^ h ere, and lends itself a y b l a n k e t i n STEP LADDERS N ot Aim ing nt Opnqueat the announcement that 90.000 men gate or incite any other person to announced today. the Army two weeks ago. B tat^ - N * Nebraska and Kansaa last night, prairie bass, and more commonly nicely to home amoking. Sturdy metal rod under each step. fHu .whole Japanese force actu would be trimmed from the Aus take part in, or shall likewise aet The broadcast communique said Attorney Abraham 8. UUmaa aakl. Woolcrest Blankets $ 1 2 .9 5 Unslaclied ^ . threatening livestock and halting known aa the bowfln: a fish appar Under-Exploited Resource he asked'for the warrant after re ally In action along some 700 miles tralian Army. In furtherance of any strike among the Nazis using “strong forces," already-lats farm operations. ently indifferent to the absence of Says the Fish and W ildlife serv STO CK C A N BE B O U G H T o f broken Jungle ahd mountain (Some American congreaamen persona engaged in performance were meeting stout' resistance ceipt of a report from State Baak- Reg. $12.50 80% Wool Mothproof McCook, Neb. bad an unpra- water. ice; 'The bowfln is an under-ex ihg 'CoinnitB^ner Rlehard Bap-: front is estimated at six dlvisloM said they were amazed that such a o f essential aervlceS- for any lock near Zvornik in Bosnia while In It ia only natural that a fish ploited resource, awaiting only in port that there was a shortage ot 4 ft. $2.60 5 ft. $ 3 .2 5 2 lb. can 25^ eedented 10 inches o f wet« heavy Curtailment would be made whife out o f 'persona ao engaged,” the Montenegro they were attacking ON OUR'CLUB PLAN. —a maximum of about 00,f with BO many namea, posaesaing telligent utilization to make It a SS.S0O in Lae’s aceonatS at tte, For white-washing walls. * . * nisn. It obvloualy la not aiming snow with the fall continuing into the United States waa .stilt’ short regulation said. . - heavily with the aid of Chetniks Lebanon Blankets 1.95 the night, and at Kaamey, motor of manpower, but later. Australian a lung in« addition to gills, and tluable contributor to bur food It uvaa explained, however, that Wallingford Bank and Trust C » h ‘ . the conquest o f uidia. and Albanian Quislings- cars ftalied In drifts from a ten- with a flavor which 'gourmets de-Vktpply.” The strength of the Allied de explanation said all but 20,000 of a worker should be permitted to “Increasingly flew ” fighting ... Reg. $10.95 75% W'ool inch .snowfall.’ Lighter snow was the men w^ra, routine diachargea scribe with smacking Ups. MiotU)ln About Uie plowing up business say wliat he likes at any proper COME IN AND ASK ' _ 1, ■ • fense force in eastern India haa be aet aside Tor special considera The service says, the ancestors o< wss rep'Jrted on all other sectors Drops Legislation Finns Set-Fast Awning Pimt general throughout Nebraska and from the Arm y and added the cut trade union meeting, but if he and the Germans were said to not been diaclosad . but it at least tion by the Fish and WildUfe tha bowfln ’ licked prehistoric W'ashingtonI April IS CLOTHES LINE equals the Japanese. as far eastward aa north central waa necessary because of the prob starts fomenting a. strike on the have lost 200 killed ,,and 400 ABOUT THE DETAILS. Make, your old awninga or beach chair like service. droughts by developing an air sac House MHitary committee the Kansas, where Concordia reported lem involved in feeding Allied outside on his own initiative he be wounded in a struggle with- the Gibboney Blankets $ 9 -9 5 new. Several colora. for puUaya or yard line., We T h is Is the geography of ’ Called Dallclotts Substitute which they filled with extra sup abnndoned plans fo r special maaaura off any length you complex fighting front: two inches on the ground. Hays troops in Australis.) comes subject to prosecution. Partisan Jfirat division on the Per Foot In an essay prepared by the In ply of. oxygen. Declaring that this , The regulation was drafted latton to force 4-Fs into l % c A t the aouth end in Arakan,. on Center, Neb. reported five inches Freedom Seen- Clialienged Mrkonjicgrad front in western 25% Wool Chatham . wiah at ..... taaaaaaaaa terior department's fish experts sac d e v e lo p into a p;;imitive aort largely to the specificatioiia of La work through the thrent of the Burmiraide of the In^n on the ground. North Platte, two, The leading article in The Daily the bowfln (aa it appears to be o f lung, the service adds: 2 bor Minister Ernest Bevin -under '{Bosnia. tlon Into Arm y and Nnvy 4’^ ^REEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES! ^ 85c qL$1.40| border, British and Japanese and' Grand, Uland, three. Telegraph said (Jaiwell “challengea' Allied planes were credited with most commonly known) is highly “ Now, when the-receding flood the government wartime emer bnttnaens. Cbnlmnn Mny G lÊN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES, forces already ara-victaal)]E-aUlar Lew Temperatana Oeaeral your freedom to read, think and successful bomlilng of a railway Sutton BtaÊei^ $ 0 .9 5 raeonunended as a deUcibus aub- waters o f the Mlaaiaalppi leave gency, powers. It requires no leg K y.) mteonnead toOnwlnf mated, with the AtUea controlUng Suh-freasing temperatures ware write.** Thla article waa In the ban-, otitute fbr smoked aalmon, her vast backwater areas o t swrampy islation, hut It can be challenged line in DalmaUa. eeoBve weertng Ihnt the - most of the Moungdaw-Buthe- general throughout the area last nod odltlbfiB. too mud, the bowrfln suffers im>. Inoon- by Parliament within 28 days; defeated three regUneata of Fl«d tee had dad 25% A I Chatham ^ ,i . m night, bringing feara to Uveatock The saper aaid the censor cut ring or finnan had die. daung hare, road, which ia eaae..- It does not prevent strikes them Marahal Milan Nedlc’a puppet ngenclsa and “True Value” Screen Enamd men for the akfety'of Ixith cattle most of the matter in Henderson's And,^ please note they sgid venienoe, for, like its long-dsod- tlal fo r any rainy aeaaon opara- ancestors, on such occasions it selves. There is nothing in It to troops between Ivanica and Raaka aiM the Ww TiKJW .tlAL€ and sheep. reply to CalwelL Includii^ vital anioked. Fresh, not much to rave Keeps your screens from rusting. Tbi J W . H A U COM tions. breathes the oxygen of the air preven ta man fro mwalking out in Serbia anil. “now are fighting M m already bad Sbuil^ Blankets ' $4 .9 8 -Ill the Oklahoqjg panhandle, a dates and facta In rebuttal to the about. But smoked- soignee’. to reqidre physlMlty MAHCHimR CONN’ The primary goala of the Japa- Bulgarians,” the yommuniqtie add-; Quart ...... af •.• • « M a n c h b s t m 6 d n n * minieter’s points, but permitted That the bowfin’s light no long instead of the oxygen of the wa 3 9 c ^Csntinued ea. Page Ybs) ad. men to asovi ter," ______i • . (OaaiiBiMd aa Fsga T w a) ^ (CoaUauad ea Page Iwe). CalwelTs statement to run in fulk er la beneath a bushed is indicat- • -

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j.-'■--^. .Ct' V 'V ■ ■: >■-'■ A MANCHESTER EVENTNG'^ÂLD, MANCHESTER, CONN., 'HJESDAY/APRIL IS, 1944 IRRir- \ M ANCUESTEK EVEMUNli J1CKAL.L>, MAXMUMt^Sifi*. GUMM. X UiUSOA A r K l L i X8, X l«4 « ' y ' ■-1X. 3 z ; 1 LG E TW a<^ y doaa not accept either the . -- .-••• .-' ■:______. - ■ . /•■■ nepeuity of regimentation or the h uying ut Lower T a^ s Ifcevltablllty of ntasa unemploy have elapsed since thlSNgcti^ wss evening'was -rLearning to live aa 9;Froin State Christiana.” Pol ment. He pointed out that public tsken. --- ^ britain Gurlis ^hialeur Night A pril 25-. the Sunday school Wayside Finn works might aid materially In the sesNoDaîger ' Causen of .tcctdaiiw \ Local Rummage Sales PeaefeNeedi last nights report from tj>e teachers will hold their monthly p" Among Missing stabilization period and Advocated State tVafflc^-Commi.saion, aigêu meeting at the home of Miss An- goverpment concentration on the O ld HQHl^stead"4nn ips Outride Is Scheduled dei-4on, to, discuss plans for Chil Is Siispendingl Neck-Deep in Battle conatniction industry as a p'nbllc- >n* South MfiSn by John TV-McCarthy, SU te Motor Real Spring ^ a r b i n g e ^ jRunil Balancecl Vehicle Commissioner, staterf .thatsj dren's Day and to ihake plans re iDcluded ill List of 441 lyraupported agency rather than, a garding the summer session of tha two fatalâcciderita cited in th* program of public works aimed at Pupils of Nathan Hale Sunday schotot. All teachers ‘are Fui’Diture Company I n n rrâlPtli commlttee!a campaign fund, Announced by War . Willi High B^Diplomats ■illA good fur'coat” but no Nyloii • some time the members them- |L.IU LA>miMiliee t-^reaiea violating the labor qis- the entire economic system. State Depaiftiiieiii al)pCal for a trjXffic s u rv e y ^ of urged to attend. ‘The meeting will South Main atreet, occurred as a Sell Out Slock; t a Ei^lilDyineiit Ral«*. ^ Rees Folly Of- Honae Efforts stockings may be, bought at the **lv*^ are tempted by-the, ”goorl Ami 'Barnard Schools start promptly at 8 o’clock. ,.For Stated Purpose of, putea act he authored^ leat aum- De|iartinent Toilay. porta No Hazards at^he result of direct action on the part (Co.nlIwueqvôin Page One) ' Business, ho said, sebs the folly Memorial Hospital the only one on The ' Coventry Ladies Degree Conditions Blamcid. of the deceased. To Be Per formers. Getdng Out Labor V ote ; Attorney General Biddle, inves- W^bington, April 18.— The '' New London, April A of attempting the transition from FEATURING- Placra Mentioned. Selectman Harold Reed refer the goV’crtunentX has reluctantly rummage sale Thursday In the x-a- /phursday, A few doors above, oh team recently conferred tbo^third degree on t Class of candidates at tigated. He said Hlllmar. bad- lasu prompt lowering of the "Federal wartime 'employment to .high ring to a complaint against speed felt bo'und'..tO ado|tt this unusual cant store at 1013 Main street, for- , Main street, to be explicit' at No. 'One of the first of the ’ major 1 Nextôvember, names of..nine ' Connecticut men An amateur night program wdll Bolton Grapge. The Girls' Drill ed orders that the money w as,to peacetime employment, alone'with- 1r * lengthy letter from the ing on South Main stroat, said he security measure,-!; \ the Foreign merly occupied by the /OiWnond ' 999, the Sisterhood o f Temple Beth local business war caaualUes was are included in a list of 441 Unit tax late after the waj- ‘'to the be presented Wednesday evening team also exemplified their floor be used in strict compliance with out the cooperation of public jgov- t’f. State Traffic Commlaaion regard had inquired if any corrective Office said. \ Shoe people. This spring event of Sholom will have a ru^jntnage sale, chalked up today with the an point where the budget will be in the Nathan Hale auditorium by work following the degree vork. By Jam ei'M arlow and the law. Smith was not satisfied, ed States soidiera missing in ac ernment at every level. ing the traffic aUtua of Soutjh measure had been taken and Po . *!The8e restHctipnav^ w ill^-'lof the groups of women who work and whether or not they have the nouncement that Wayside Fum i- | pupils of Barnard and Nathan Hale There were 30 present from Cov OeorgeYuelke wants a deeper investigation. tion, in Ihe Eur^)wan, Mediterran balanced at an 'agreed levelypf He said that while business SHAD cour.se, be removed at the earliest ture at 45 Cooper street la nm- • Main atreet between Hartford lice'Commiasloner Clarbnee . R. tirelessly for the benefit of the usual supply of new w6oleiK,^'rem- sclôola. This entertainment ia Dlea’ Committee on Un-Ameri possible moment consistent with entry. ■pendlng operations for the dura . New York, April I8^(A>)— The ean Sod Southwe«\^Paciflc areas, high' employment,’! nas been' ad wants a fiscal policy that will help toad and the Manchester Country Lvipie^n had stated that the, pres Manchestey Memorial hospital, is nanta this year prom local cloak planned to assist in financing the the-.requiremcnta of security. . . . fi^tories, early ahoppera w ill find Tuesday evening the Girl's Drill tion. IciO Political Action iommlttee — can Activities accused the CIO the W ar , department^ announced vocated by Beard.sicy Rtmili author create good products, good Jobs Club, the Selectmen were told ent lack of patrolling officers always, the'grand-daddy of the lo after-school activities which have AND SHAD ROE team will hold a rehearsal fbr the According to P. Pessner, mana* Icreated for the stated purppae of Political Action com'ipittee of be-; today. \ of the, pay-as-you-go taut plan in and good Inves .ment, It . does n ot thei location was not harardous a« made it almost Impossible to con Nht Immbdttfely COuceriifd cal nlmmage sales. People Just sdipe of them. Suitable to faahion been carried on during the wdnter I ir to- little papii, akirts or other drill and to team a new aong for gcr of the business, the help sifua-I Igetting out the labor vote next ing _ "Oommunlat . . Inspired” . and The Connecticut men 'apd next an address before studh'nts at expect a national fiscal policy to''do ■ no recommendatlona were made centrate surveillance by police on A Spokesman ' explained \hat don't look into the question of months and which will continue toga fo r children. the drill. A ll members of the dAll iNovem ber— ia picking up soine said It was aiming to ''diacredit of kin: , Connecticut College for Women. the work of ouslnesa. “ All of the P'lavor . . , None of the Bones” for alny further action of- this any apeUal section of the towm, such Allies as China, Brasil knd whether there la still any ’’wear until garden projects begin. tion and the difficulty of obtaining Already 'three or four of . the team are urged to be presSnt. Th e merchsindise necessitated th is ' Ispeed but It is neck-deep in baUle. Congress. European area: He defined the'level of hlgh^na area. however much th'e^. depkrtment others were made svihjcct to tnp and tear” in an article if it is for Activities for this, year include He assu ted that, although new j churches h ave. held successful time is 7:3ff p. m. ... I Congressmen — Representative IHllman replied that the Dies’ Staff Ser^t;' Waitin' Fv- serve a.s a giant arm to lift us to on the ddl)ar, principal and Inter iM ulted In the deathsôf Richard fid 700 miles loi\g^'-(m England's for asaiatabce. The Teachers’ Club mittee says CIO and A F L unions cohvtnc^ the sttsekera will suc day evening during the fourth de spacious showrooms. An advertise I. The co m m i^ e has j-eplted tart- Czcinski, Pvt. Wiliam J. /Itfs: Henry Biisse Op L n TUESDAY TO SATURDAY INCLUSIVE Uiurtaama and Tjrfodore Keeney shuthern and eastern CMsts, sus- of ManVheater has made ascontri- in Dallas county have fhcreased high peacetime productiou." est. \ peimHyi of all except thiXmost vi ceed in gaining a foothold, and Develop New butlon to thla fund. gree, the Deputy will be present ment in lodaj"s Herald carries a I II. V to ita cpn^ressional critics and Rose Czcinski, mother, 15l/Lakc Llitle Tough tiuys at the InUraect,^ of Hackmatack Emanuel Lutheran chuixlv folks regiistration from 68,000 in 1942 to 18 Billions Budget Neeftwary 5 TO 10 P. M. tal triTvcl between England and cstabliahlnk^^Strong bridgebSada at. for the purpose o f inspeotion. A t number of exceptional values to be Iclaims a^^mlier of AFL state and aCenue, Bristol. and South'Main streets and the . The program for Wednesday 135,000 now and got union, mem Russia's popbjation of 193 mtl- are urged to make reservations Ireland, p^hlbltlon of all ^-qews 6:30 a supper will be served at the offered in this gigantic clearaway. ■ local unions are cooperating in Dion, Pvt. John W .—Mi's. Olive Henry Biisse,' “ King of tire Speaking in the last of a series Sling o f a c ^ p la ln t with the po various plabes on the cphtlnent,” 8 evening fUllows: , lion consistss of neaiarly 200 differ- concernihg^^nvoy arrivals, and Ariii to Hit Grange Hall and will be in the The Sale starts tomurrow morning | Ispjtp of Green. . bers to pay poll taxes byôllecting B. Dion, mother. Route^^^, Pawca- Ti umpet" and creator of .''Shuffle of lectures at the college under lice thaty^ralatent speeding on early for the All-Conference bnn- one correspOTdeat wrpte. "The Choru»—Nathan Hale Glee Club ent nationalities ^ d rarial and SUNDAYS — OPEN NOON P. M. suspension . ofX air mall between Germans are êphreq for possible form o f a pot luck supper. Follow- and will continue—stocks permit Unions Bock Roosevelt them at union halls tuck. the sponsorship of the Bcatripe South /M ain street should be quot, Satuiday evening, April 29, Grades V and V I -Ing the supper the third and Rhythm," and his .famous orches- Fox Auerbach foundation. Ruml language groups. Britain and neutHl couhtrles. initial aucceaaea for the Allies but / At Eiieiillii^ (a) —"Cielito Lindo” ... Mexican ting— until the end of April. - r' The CIO, which set up the com- Dziirik, Staff Ser^. Frank J. d w c M A ths tnvestigation Of the at 6:30 In the Maeonic tem()^le, also '(A Bern broadpa^,recorded last fourth degrees will be conferred 'The management w ish es ' to | lihittee and gave it a $7(W,000 fund, Jacob J.. Dzurll/' father, 385 tia arc now playing a special en declai'cd that a national budget of V ^ N D A Y — CLOSED ALL DAY. In aras waa turned over to the have unlimited dptlmlsm concern (b) —"Fair Cuba” for Ihe Swedish Sinorgasbord at night by CBS quoted berman mili and the Girls' drill team will al.so stress that this Is simply a shut I has not as a national organization Brooks street, i^dgeport. gagement on the .stace of the State 18 billion dallars would be neces- itte Traffic Commisaion for ing the final outcome.” . Eduardo Sanchez de Ptientoa Water Control Emanuel Lutheran church Friday tary circles as saying thKJnvasion a.ary to tak^ care of all the needs. Keith’s Is Headquartera' For udy and report. Several months S p w a o f ?^8ocret Weapons/. One-Act Play—Barnard Dramatic theater, Hartford, today and Wed evening, April 28. "w ill not be long delayed.” 'A Oer- Oiie rhport tpoke vaguely of Club—'The Comer Grocery” that a large attendance of Grange that after that they will again en llty yet but many state and local Kopas, Sr., ^ th e r, 143 Spruce He advocated, however, that, .so accuracy of the rocket weapon nesday with a .special', midnight WINDOW SHADED Registrations for both e.vents nian triiiismisslon heard by --.Uie •’new Gerhmh secret weapons” Boys’ Choir— Barnard and Na- members wlil.be preaeht. ter the field. I unions have; A fourth term for Being Sought street, Bridwport. cial security . be,, financed sepa Alphonse and Hilda Jorg. Prop.s. would be Improved. Mra. Orel LeDuc and children. show on Wednesday at midjright. Cnstom Made To Orêr \ will be received by Mias Ruth Ben U,- S. Broadcast Intelligence seT., which their inventors expect to than\Hale'x...... Gr. Vn. Vm ■ President Roosevelt. Mozler, / Pfc.' . Michael Mra. rately. Dora and Norman spent the week Hefiry Busse, famed for hiî'cndl- W e measure, make, instair son and Miss Slgfrid Freeburg. vice suggested a leeway of six •P»— Broad Plac^, TOUthport. N security is adopted as a public thdlr brldgeHesds." family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fallon Done." and many oth ^ favbrHe colors, full, complete, satisfying Improve The Appearance in chaftia “ f Mm. Am y Carlson, Affects .611 Neutral Envoys Along with tha splash of Inva Rhythh) Band— Ngthan Hale Qr. I I New York’s American labor party control over Britain’s water supply policy, he stated, “ we want to be types of projectiles, aiming devices of Hartford. Robinson, Pvt. William J.— Mrs. tunes, will thrill you ^ t h his tan-;, service. Bring in old rollers for Of Your Property . . . president of the Ladies’ Aid society The ban on the departure of dip- sion storlas the Voetkischer Beo- "Marine Hymn” Weddings ■ which .recently, advocated drafting was asked by the government to sure that, in financing it. we' aid and training of gun crews has Mr. and Mra. Thomas McKinney Robinson, mother, l6|Ooe talizing trumpet .spîalties. Fea extra saving — or PHONE 4159. of Emanuel, and Ida Soder- lohiats from Britain affected all Solo;—”La Poloma” ;. ■ S. Yradler |Mr. Roosevelt to run'again. / day in a white paper presented to rather than hinder the gaining’ of Get'A Beautifol Colorado bachter printed s picture of Ger brought the Navy In the Pacific were ' week-end visitors at the , Portland. tured with the band are 'lovely burg.' . * •, - neutral ambassadors and ministers Americo Gentilepre This is the background: Parliament which would give the high employment which Is, after > man heav^- artillery moving to the point where the fleet now la home of tr.eir parents, &Ir. Aiyi btihouse. Pvt. Ernest A.— Mrs. Betty Brownell. /Wyatt How.ard KEITH’S ' BLUE SPRUCE as well as the leaser members of through what was described as a expending "only on-thtrd as many Mexican Dance— ” La RAlfpe” Sapienza-i’rice When President Roosevelt de- Health Ministry authority to make ary Youhouse, mother, 1101 all, thp best social security for the \ Cross-Examining Lawyer — Mrs. Charles Smith and Mr. and and Red Wright: An extra added 1115 Main Street. Manchester IV. to 8 Feet High. their staffs. village behind theÂRShtic wall. rounds of ammunition per plane Maurice Talbot x Mrs. J. H. 3anford of Fort Bar^ Ifeated Wendell Wlllkie in 1940 and enforce regulations designed Blac^ Rock Turnpike, Fairfield. ino.st people." uivcrtise'iu The Herald— It Pays SAM Trees To Pick Frbm. Now. sir. did you or did you not, "March of the Wooden Soldiers Mrs; Williain McKinney., ranc-as. Florida, announces the I almut 50 million votes were cast. attraction oii/the bill are The Lit Although no mention of civilian ■The Germans place confidence brought dqwn as,a't the time o f to prevent misuse, waste and pq’ Ruml-decla'red that business to- on the date in question or at any travel was made In the new order, G lrls-G r. V in and Rhythm Mias. Cora Kingsbury is spend marriage Of her sister, Mias Edith I In 1042, when the entire House of tle Tough ^ ly s , coming tp the y ' Your Choice: in the morale and fighting trim of ,Pearl Harbhr.” ing a week 8 vacation at the home lution. / stage dlj/ct from Hollywood. other,time. Say to the defendant it was obvious that civilians vyould their troops and in m obile>e**'’''rx Band Gr, 1 Price of Fort Barrancas, to Cor I Representatives had to be Judged Britain haa Just passed th i^ g h ^ $1.00 to $1.50 Each. He added dryly that another of her pai-’ nts, Mr. and Mrs. John You've s.<4n them numerous times or to anyone else that the state not be permitted to depart for Bovs' Choir— Barnard "and Nathan poral Rosai-iu S. Sapienza. son of | I by the voters, there were only 28 a third successive dry w in tey with Safer Îrossing Dug As You Plrk Them.. availablp to oppose the invahipn," reason (or the decrease in use of Kingsburj'.- Ml.sa Kingabury is a on the/screen—Now you'll rock ments Imputed to you and denied neutral coimtrlea egeept qnder un another newspaper reported.' Hale ...... Or. V II, V III Mr. and Mrs. Jo.scph Sapienza of 2 I million votes. rainfall less than 80 per /ent of Bring Bov. - anti-aircraft projectiles la that “we teacher at the; Housatbnic Vgiley w ithûghten at their funny antics by the plaintiff was a matter of usual circumstances. Civilian com Commenting on the BrUian- (a)—"With Catlike Tread” Roiteis Place. Lost Many Friends in Congress >qre i-untijng out of targets. High' school in Fall.s Village,--' normal. Action Sought on the stage. Al.so on the bill 1s no consequence or othenvlse ? munications already are tightly diplomatic restrictions, the Oa- Pirates of Penzanso The cci-emon. was performed at 1 In thst election, a committee of- The while paper proposed ex CHEF OS Also X'To keep the gun crews trained,” isillss Oerti-i'dc ^•ij‘l"rsr)irt' and 1^-bara Bla'ne, beautiful young fK lH lR Answer me yes or no! censored. gens Nyhetcr declared: • Gllbcrt-Sullivan the post chapi-l at Fort Barrancas Iflcial says, labor lost many of its penditure of $85,000,000 to extend IW OAK STBEET * Witness,-Yes or no, what? he, said, "wp, arc spending against (bl—"My Gallant Crew” Mra. Raymond G. Nelson and' ■ friends in Congress liecause per- tiance stylist, plus many others. The British press applauded the , ” No doubt all the states affect- on April I'l, oy Rev. Father Mur water and sewerage services to government’s -action while, empha- towed eleevc targets ten times as H: M. S. Pinafore small dauShtfr./Kareii Sue. ol Ifasps only 40 per cent of the work- Norwalk, April 18.— —Mayor Showing oh scre'Tir. is "Detective ^ will consider whether the privi phy. The attendunts wepe Sergeant rural areas. ' sizing that it was no reflection much' aimnunitioii as we are ex- Oilbcrt-Suliivan Chicago, spent ■ part of the week |ers voted, He added: Robert B. Oliver has asked the K itty d'D ay" with Jean Parker J 0 HH5 leges which British diplomats en pernllng in oaRle.” and Mrs. Anthony P. Juliano. upon the diplomats them.selvea. end with Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. The bride attended Pensacola "The conservatives always vote. State'-.Public Utilities' commisrton and Edwai-il Gaigan. ' joy In their„ countries shall be To IMsojisa "4 1*lus 4” Plan m e d i c i n e •’We cannot afford to Ignore Cites BaUtsî^ Report Tyler of Broad Brook. High school and is now employed I But labor wants a liberal, progi es- that "remedial measures be insti There will be a special midnight withdrawn.” Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Robert even the smallest risk,” The York . A t an examplOaf the lack of by the Post Engineers at Fort ] Itive administration. To get it, la- tuted immediately” at the/Broad .show' pic.'icntcci on Wednesday son and 'amijy are entertaining •Hartford. Aîil 18—(/Pi—The ”4 shire Post declared. The London targets, he aaid, thsKone battle Barrancas. |bor has to vote.” street railroad crossing/ where Tolland Mr. Robertson's mothe|- who is plus 4” p l^ , undeu which high night. News Chronicle uid that while the ship reported recently that in four -Corporal Sapienza graduated 1 Between 1940 and now perhaps traln-automqbile collisions have Gives TW O Important visiting them for a short time. school su i^nts spend part of thpir ruling ihight cause some hardship months of action in the Pacific it ffomxManchester High school and la minimum of 5. million people. killed two people duriri^ the p:»st> benefits. First It gives this faot could -not ”be allowed to j Bolton Howard Ayers has returned They- attended the Choral . Club IhAve moved from one state , to an? day at their books and part of it six weeks. / Slavs Kiek in Time ?84I M «in Str, MRnchd.st-eT -was not necessary to fire a stp^le from a business trip to New Jer prior tb^his entrance in the service' p ro -w y i t.. gelief.. of. vveigh agalnat .the needs of Allied [ concert at the Bushnell Memorial [other. Others have shifted real in war/Tl®"f*- discussed The mayor was Joined in hi.s aj)- coqgh'Wd throat Irri round of anti-aircraft aromuiH. sey. ■ ■ , in OctobW of 1942, he waa employ Wednesday night in the Conneqtl •ecurlty.” ’ , The Bolton strawberry camp of Hall in Hartford, Friday evening. Idence inside their states. peal yesterday by/three facôr.e^ Chicago- ..I-. Bernard Arandi tation dV to colds by its soothing tlon in action. ^ ... Mias Marjorie Miller of Willl- ed as roont.clerk at Hotel .ônd, cut W ar Council radio program the Women's Land Arm y w ill be Before a person can . vote in employ ng a total of a ^ u t 400 per-^^,^^^, ^ board carton in effect on the throat. Second, it Hussey also reported that Im nihiitic spent the week-end -with Hartford. He and hia bride have, J lome states one or two years' real- The/program was worked out by located at the Weli Sweep Farm y. aoni, situated near the crossings. i alley and"-waa tempted for a helps b u il^ resistance to colds Invasion Speculation provements in aiming devices and his parents, Mr. afid Mrs. Benja been spending k. part of his-fur Idcnce, plus registration, is net^cs- the State Department of Ediica- at'Andover this year. Mias Marion The three manufacturing concoi ns.| it a kick. Instead, when the body needs more vitamin projectiles have helped make it min MlMer. Jr. Republicans lough with his pai-entain this town Isary. Residence requirernents in tibn In cooperation with local Tinker, owner of the farm, will be have been .urging for some time , be opened it. and found its con- A. Get Father John's "Medicine Pops U p in Press possible for American warcraft to M rs Charles Courricr is spend and will live in Fort Barrancas. ■counties and precincts vary. Seven /kchool authorities and employers the leader of the camp. The farm that gates ’ be installed at the t,.pis labeled: "N itro starch— high today and get r ^ H s . Stockholm. April 18-- Wi —As "range with relative safety far in ing a few days in Mhsaachusetts. To Hold Meeting [southern states also demand poll A group from East Hartftjrd high i is ideally located near the Andover crossing and a watchman posted .'cxplo.sive. Properly of the Corps of the British virtually sealed off to hostile waters.” Mr. Kosley, his sons Roman [tax payment. school, including John E \ Mc Lake and will accommodate about there. their country from the rest of the He aaid that principal concern and Steven, and daughter Louise [T ryin g to Get M.embers Regislertd Grath. vocational guidance \ ad Engineers, United State.? Army. 100 women and girls. Bolton farm Considerable interest is reported Carl Parenty of Norwalk wa.s FallierJqhn’a Medicine Co. FOR ALL PLYMOUTH, DOI»eE, world with new security regula now la with shore bombardment Kpaley, attended a religious ser The committee, through 14/re- visor. Rita Tully, Shirley Salisbury Police Sergt. Marshall Pidgeon of ers will be glad of the additional in town concerning the meeting to k lll^ at the crossing last Thurs the bomb squad said the explosive urges everybody io buy tions a fresh crop of invasion spec and that the enemy is learning to vice ip Hartford Sunday afternoon. [gionai offices and hundre^ of and Bernard Whalen. studen' harvesters this will mean during morrow evening of the local Youiig f a l l - H T I wa.s suffirient to have wrecked the ulation popped up today lu the fear the effects of bombardment The famed Pulpit Rotk Farm, [thousands of pamphlets, is/Lrying will take part in the broadcaa' day; and Mra. Anna Larkin of New War Bonds ahd Stamps. the strawberry season. Last year Republican Chib. The gathering entile block. . DESOTO AND CHRYSLEROVirNBRS Swedish press under Berlin date by big guns of the fleet. also known as the Kendall farm, [to get union members ruistereej along with H. A. Byrne, aa 'Uanaan was killed there March 2. the camp wa« located at Bolton to old residents, consisting of-.40 will be held a t , the School street TOJIORROW and THURS. [and poll taxes paid aqd/^range- lines. ' Lake. Rec. • sistant office manager of the • The dispatches all quoted a Ger acres, originally over 100 acres in [ments made for getting absentee t ' i . Democratic Caiirus , It Is expected that an unusual Aetna Fire Insurance group. The' man higlr^mmand spokesman or the Sugar Hill district of northern [ballots where that is possible. broadcast will be under the super 7... - 5 . .nH tnAlr line., Vincent v luvcHv ixrzmvHi,KrzeaickI, cnairmanchairman oio( Great Plaiiis Tolland has been sold by a .recent attendauice will lesult as the qffi- It claims some suc^ss: 100 per mlllU^ c.lrcUa west Democratic Town Committee. cera for the year will be elected- vision of W ar Administrator owner State Policeman Arthur A. [cent registration in iome cities. It Henry B. Mosle. - I J W n e n t ^ 1 has called a caucus of Democratic l| it by Snow Koa-s of Stafford Springs, to Mr.' Campaign plans for the coming [admits failures: (mly 5 per cent h. b*fnr» the'' electors, to be held 'Tuesday eve and Mrs. M. Hachey of Hartford. flection will take up a consider [registration in other cities. The “ it ertlLill,not be long before the ning. April 29. at 8 p7 m .-it the able part of the evening. storm VilT break.” wrote the The farm acquired its name from [C IO claims 5.,^ 1-2’ milllon'..members, Given Four Weeks’ Suspenaioa Community Hall for the purpose of (Contlmieii froiB Page Oae) the 384ton boulder which balances [the A F L about/B million. agena Nyheter correepondent in electing delAgates to the Demo jrlln. in one of the fields, and from which The CIO dMan’t ^''e'xpect every Hartford, April -8 (4*) — A. cratic Town Committee, has called 95rmile wind B t i r r e d up a d u s t in late 1700 an evangelist gothg [last one of Uk members to vote. ■Varga, South Norwalk retail food iWl reported a comparative lull a caucus of Democratic electors,- in R.A.F. heavy bomber operations s t o r m which reduced visibility' t o through Tolland. preached M a [Som e of thdm will be blocked off dealer, has been handed a suspen / to be held Tuesday evening, April leiw than a mile at some points. large congregation. Several ^ârs [b y ‘ those /eaidence requirements sion of four weeks,by the O PA "to / in receht weeks while the A m erli 29, at 8 p. m. at the Community cans were^ engaged in intense air /E. C. Bray, of .Syracuse, in ago the old house burned tma Mr. MANCHESTIR [alone. In/the south, where it has familiarize himse.Ff with the obli Hall for the purpose of electing 'northwestern Kansas, where seven and Mrs. Hachey plan to/build a [many hugro members and there gations imposed/upon person^ per activity and, left the impression delegates to the Democratic Statq/ this fact n i^ t be significant aa to nine Inches o f snow covered the house there. Mr. Hachgy has re Wed. - Thurs.> FrI.’- Sat. [are bartisra to Negro voting, the mitted to deal' in limited and ra Congressional. Senatorial and Pro gi'ound, said that Uveatock had ceived a medical disclmtge from [full CIO strength will not be felt. tioned foods/ O PA officials aaid an invasion barbmeter. bate conventions come through the winter in poor the Army. The farm has had few d O says 1 1-4. million CIO- Varga had been running hia estab “German mllitWy circles are O B ter School News That car of yours .is a mighty fine vehicle, you know. Surely you^ A, . at . condition because of a shortage of owners up ’ to 1900 s M since, that [eriâre in the armed forces and it lishment in a '‘confused manner” I protoln feeds and that he expected time has changed pwnera many [is/trying, through families, friends since the 'inductibn of his two sons y/ant to keep it in tip-top shape . . . specially because the average th . ^Pm the storm to be h « v y . times. nd direct appeal, to get that aol- and had rndde consistent overr wer« eiected for the last quarter . ^ George Abbee tê. regular pastor Ulier voted lined up, too. drafts 'bn hia ration bank which ■ person may not be able to' buy a new car for several years. To protect of the• year. They are as follows: he said two sheepmen alone thei-e of the Federate^^ church being III Sees Violation Of .Art . amounted to aa much aa . 96,000 President, Raymond Negro; sec your investment, let the man who KNOW S Y O U R CAR — youfs^ lost betwben 1,000 and 1,400 head. at the home of his parents in Gull- RepreaeijCative Smith, scowling points-on Jan. 10. Ws/Tu MAHI] retary, RIchart Smith; treasurer, ford,* Conn., Ellis Garber of Hart Plymouth, Dodge, De Soto or Chrysler dealer-— help you care for David Toomey: Judga, Robert "The weakened livestock, com AND ^______183 Spruce Slreei ing out of a hard winter without ford was the supply preacher In it. But dealers’ shops are often filled early ip the day, so don’t wait Murdock: the Jury; Marion Foun the churchy pulpit Sunday morning •^TORNADO? tain, Angela Vercclll. Courtney sufficient feed o f the right kind, ■iai aimply can’t take these late apring worship service April 16,-’ ENDS TONIGHT. Until the last minute. Phone him ahead of time for an appoinênt. Native Fre»h Eggs, Tucker, and Marylyn Bockus. ' The church school hyfph Sunday YOUR The eighth and fifth grades lead storms,” he aaid. . -NO TIME FOE. LOVE" y L a r g e S ize, . / morning was dedicated to Rtcbaril "H. Aldrich Haunts A He \ in spelling this wfeek, 7wlth the Mereary To Rise Today Morganson who entered the U ^- dozen . . . v. V sixth on the third {done and the The weather bureau at KanssS ted States service January 1^3, TUNE IN ON STATION A /itt/0 matar clsans seventh gCade on the fourth plane. City forecaat slightly rising tem*. and has since been sent to carnpa WEDNESDAY AT • way mud and mad- Miss Elizabeth Dranch visited peratures for the area today, but In Devens. Florida, Richmond, Va., arum helpt pre- Dotnino Sugar, the school on Thursday and the pu WARD’S aarva exr'a' I ftmth, m MOTHS! gave no promise of the snow being Bradley Field, Windsor Lodca. ■ \ 10-lb, b a ^ . • f • • 63c pils were taught a le^n on the melted In less than 48 hours. again to Richmond, Va., MitcIWU different colors of the rainbow Eastern Colorado ranchers'vre- Field, Long Island, Richmond. Va.. z A tisb o i paint run such, as the primary colors, the ported heavy calf and lamb losses South America, India and China. /VtlDNiri SHOW fandar and body T R ^ F I R E ! •cool 'colon and the warm -colors. .Campbell’6 ini the anowatorm which measured Mrs. Donald Fisk of Hunting- WtDNtSDAY m g •cars helps prevent Drain anti-frDwtD ftavo if potaibU ), Then pictures were drawn ahow- .^Tomato Soup, 10 H Inches to 12 inches in the ten, Mass., la spending this week nisi and dateriora- fltiah And tight»n cooling tyatom. Ing each. vicinity of Boulder, and four Inches aa guest of her parents, Mr. and ^tion. J •FROM The girls of Bolton ^n ter school at Cheyenne. Wyp. The storm ex Mra. Emery M. Clough. Hav« engine tuned for warm weether havs formed a aewing club undse drwing. tended southward Into northeaat- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter HARTFORD A bit W o;/ on the direction of Mrs. William Min Remove elt denta end ruat -tpolg. em New Mexico. have returiied to Ntw York City squeaking dirmr Kello: or. They elected offlcefs u fol after three weeks spent at their Touch up w itb paint. Your furs de.serve the best c a re : T o lows: President, Joyce Sanborn: hinges or other pkg. Tolland aurareer home. moving parts les Clean chrome of ill rust. Cover ipota help conserve gasoline, b rin g in 10 c vice president, Bhiriey Balkus; sec-' Ilf lilo v OF THE TR|/4(pr, Much illneaa la reported In town sens w M r. 4 with clear Ivcquer. yo)Ji(’ furs . . .fur coal, doth c<> A ll reUry. Ann Erickson. The girls, I'lO IlS O O Il Ifia V with severe colds and compHca- voted to meet at the home o f Mrs. Ladie8^ BLOUSES Wash and poliih car to remova coed a ll Junket tlona noticeable In the town ftn’.s .;»toreti in refrifreratetl vault Minor on Loomia road avary Mon A ^'breath'* ol. »cum. Wax for protection. Rennet Powder> Halt Campaign schoola^ . Bhort sleeve .shantung — Bow tie. Also jerMtte xur.« in.sured for full .sea.soTi! day after, school. M lsi Emily Hayden, Mias Edna lro$h air in Hres, .Have brake ayttem checked and necei.i s r pkg. . . . . Mildred. Pfeiffer reported for M oi^nsori and . Mra. Grace D, bow tie — white oiily. '' to keep pressure sary adjustme^ta mada. Center schodl this week. (Caattauad trooi Paga Oaa) Clough were represents Uvea of the uniinrm lengthens Clean the upholttery and floor mala. Pre-School Bound Up Tolland Federated Church School tire life. Instjall seat covert for protection. Quaker Oats, The Pra-Schoot Ropop-Up for ,nese invasion,Of India are.Imphal, to the Sunday School Workers' Sixes 32 to ^8 . Check front wheal alignment Amd . . fOR,flESUiri««^ children who will be entenihg first family size 250 mites north of • the Arakan Convention in H artford. Sati . tate ti'ret if necesury. grade this eoming September. will hilla, and Kohinja, 60 miles norU\ pat pkg, ...... April 16, also Luthir Barnpra-bf $1 .5 9 Iûbricata^ entira car; change engine, be held, on Tuesday. April 29, from o f Imphal, captj > of Which would Regular $1.98 . ; a • Tolland who la a worker^n the i transmifsion, differential lubricant. 9:30 S. m. to 11:39 a. m. at the give the en< , base tor incur- Young M*n’s Chrlattan Aaaocla- — ON THE SAME SifOW ~ Community Hall. Misa Danehy, the ok m the Allied supply Ubn in Hartford. ^ Your Plymouth, DpdgD, Do Soto or Chrys- Tighten entire car. Wheatena," school nurse, hopes that all chil lines to hoi lem Burma. Faster ’p 'Kuaaier, Wilder '• lor doolor hM proaps»cts waiting for good < the liM’ SUp-On you CM av^d^deloy and tedious' papor- have the mother accompany the held Ity JapaneM have cut the road ' be leork by lotting him mako you • cosh offar. \ ' * • “Honesty; Insurance" -V another name Suu m aid child It will be permiastble for North Coventry THE EAST SIDE KIDS tween Giem and fighting ia fluctu- heedless Raisins, . them to come with an older broth * * y * ^ s a M \ for Fidelity Kohds. I^tes recently V*. atloi^ artth tha outcome yet to hr *. rARS OF u N iv m A L P K fU R F S WARTIME JOBS 15oz^ package, er or stater on the school bus and Sunday momihg the guest •MR. MUGGS STEPS OUT . , , ‘duccd. .Vsk us for premium quota*” attend school session. Supenrlaor I. detanhlBed. The. Allied nipply Speaker was Rev. Donald Slmpeon Itne in the bBlance' Is the B e i ^ - with a FUTURE 2 "for 25c B. Duhfleld calls attention to the and he choae as his scripture read — ENDS TODAY _ i ■ C«„ ' , . ■ tion. . • - Moot Dutoniobilo dooloro «ro today hon- Assam railway through Dimapur. ing/the ISth Chapter of Matthew twkricaM. fact that this pre-schbol helilth UOKLIOII-' PANUNi, •rtAR Kting an w eronood Yotumo oi 'work.* Many Suggestion to check up la. compulsory by law 38 milea aorthwast-of Kobtnia. Up veraea 24-80 and 88-48. For his Pastef colors. “LOST ANGEL” neod odditioool tlHllod and unskilled help Repair Shops ^ “ H<»«P8//y, h's the liest Policy^’ , California thla year. Up until thla time the this road to Uedo; XfiO ouies north sermon he choae ss his tpxt the B in y BRORNtLL*W'/ATl HOWARP Uij *'■ ~ ■” to maintom aatantinl transpoftation. If in- If you .need ports of anv * ' 'I . ' • . checkup haa been ojitional. There east of Dtnispur. go rail and 6th Chapter of Matthew, the SSrd Plus:’•The Racket Man' GET MFOKMATION M AOVANCE^your G re y , Catsup,! Sixes 34 to 4 0 ...... tereatad too .vwur nanrby Plymouth, Dodga, kind for Plymouth. Dodge. la no charge for attendance at the btghway-boma auppUaa to Uaut $2 - t 9 D* 8otn dr Chrysler cart, 14*oz. bottle. venie.. The choir rendered' the an Da 8oto or Qiryalor daalor. 17c Round-Up. Gan. Joseph W. SUIwall’s Chlnaas them "Pridee ye the Yord.” see ■ deeler who handles u, Clarke Insurance Agency and American A rm y advancing hound agent can help you make better ■ hat , make. For Podge Bolton BHafa Flowers- for the church eervice TUNE IN ON WTIC Km TUNC M MAJOR BOWeS CVCRY THURSDAY, trurk parts, see a Dodge . **■** «K . S.M ( INSURANCE Citrus Corporal and Mrs. It. Kneelapd down tha Hukawag valley toarmrd ware given -by Mra. John E. Kings- JiA N t C R.M., LYT-T, OVER CIS NITWOiUC Deeler. ^ A g ; y „ c c i Jones, Jr., are enjoying a IS-day yltkyina In northern Burma. plans by suggesting best routes and times. 17a East Center Street Telephone -‘IdSS Manbalade, buir and Mra. O. u. Anderson. WED. AT 7:30 P. M. furiough. They are dividing their / Eedc Baas o f DparatXeaa 2-lb. jar ... Prior to the church service the SPORT JACKETS UrS AU SACK TNI AHACK-SUT MOII WAK SONOt time between Mr. and M ra B^ Ledo U to StUwall’s attack what Sunday School sesaion waa held at Kneeland Jonas o f Bolton Centar Myltkylna Is to the Jhpaaeae de 10:00 o’clock and the eubject for Cardigan style in light blue and tan. Sizes 12 to 18. Dill’s . and Mr. and Mrsi Claude McKee of fense o f nortbam Burma—his base the morning worship service was Finley sti^ t o f operations. Myltkylna haa bean Friends” and waa led by the Chrysler Corporation — Parts Division — Factory Engineered and Inspected Par’s lor Best Tooacco, Youth Fellowship will meet thla NOW PLAYING! cut off from southern Burma by superintendent of the church •i 2 tins for • • • « • 25c evening at 7 p. m. in tha basement: Allied airborne landinge in the school. Miss Gertrude' A. Ander' Regular $3.98 ...... CENTER TRAVEL AGENCY of the QuartyvlUe Methodist 'Katha area, lOQ miles south of aon. Next Sunday the wotahlp STATE $2-98 church. Myltkylna and 170- miles north of service will be Th charge of Mra. 493 .Main St. • Tel. 3880 Citrate of Rad Croba Sewing arith lira. Lawrence Robertson. PLYMOUTH • DODGE Charles-T. X. WiUatt Is scheduled Mandslsy. A I (^ 1 € « Y Magnesia, bottle A Japanese break through to Christian Endeavor was held for Wedneaday at 10:80 a. m. at Sunday evening at the Church HAETFOED tha Quarryvilra church. the Bengal-Assam railway to Ledo Lysolp 50c Size would cut Stilwell off from hts House in the Christian DE SOTO • CHRYSLER The British Navy, toiMBar with main ■npplj' sources^ leaving the .vor room. The leaders for Admisskm ItlO^ê ••••aiifie the evening were Mlaa Clara 44c the R JLP.. has sunk mora than six two isolated advance forces to million tana of Oennan and Ital fight It out.- But even In that case Smith and Miss Loretta McKin to CMtS. .ontgomery ▼ fard DODGE TRUCKS ian marehant shipping. tha swua arould have tha ad- ney. The maetlng was in tha GREYHOUND Ritz form of a Flabarmanla maatliig. Tax lariaded. 824-828 m Ai N ST. TEL. 5161 MANCHESTER Crackerfl, vfintaga of air atrangth. and BtU- wen could fan hack for partial that ia, aach member brought one LtlLUtl liORlARTl BK0S.-TEL. 8500 package . 22c supply on the Brahmapura river other person and thus doubled the ChiMren 50 Ceats. Read Herald Advs. routs if the fU Rw ay w ^ lost. attendance. 'The subjact for tha MANcmsat KK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEK, UO>N.. 'I'UESDAY, AFKiL l 8 . lO lg F\i;k l-iV ii \ 7 \ - r mi' MANCHKSTKK EVENING HEKALl). MANGHES'l EIV CH^NN.. TUESDAY, APRH. IS. ic ll Zeller, State Comptroller, General tween 800 and 350 vh>uld attefid Govei-noi' Raymoud E. Bai,- . cm ,uiu alreaJy indications that fever- ICE FOUB ‘Tlie Great Francis’ chairman aevaral wsska ago, and the banquet at the Hptel Bond on a'nd'bther state officers, includiii;; r! "':l cowing nl rf.toluUons- on forei3rt''and ik>> I War Gardens YoungGOP onnovmced tha appointment o f va Saturday night, May Final ar- the CJonnectlcut Republican v^con- -g;!lgn. rne.'.tlc policy will be submiUeJ f* Big Attraction rious oommitteo ctaalnnao last rangamenta are being made /t o gressmen in Washington. It is ex':/ - the- interest already the Resol)itions committee’ ,ft»d More Nantes Nri^ Added l^rotests Act >wii to Study Ways night. ’Among those were Judge have a nationally-known Repiubll- pected that scyernl of these Wi'l ■ sliowfi, It le, expected^that thefîe; tliat the committee will ’deVqtc :es<' Boar Outlook Good Plans Norman YsUln o f. Hartford, as can make the principal Address. be called tipon to speaU,, whiohi wlfl be neVerot stormy sesHiona bf much of its. time to thoae anh- chairman of tha banquet obmmit- Invitations have been' issued to •speeches may reveal the Repub-* the Resolutions committee. There Jects.' So^th ^m rch Tha Great Francis, wrtao does ' To War ^^licsyiGroup Of Do" Warden tee; Mrs. Anna Mae Switaski, of ...... ■ - ■ ______Town îd Wkr Veteratis I War Council Committee stunts 90 feat in the air on a (^ngreMman Talbot To New| Britain, Stats Qonte^ com- swaying pole, has ereatbd -a brisk mltteewoman from ths Slxth Sen A Pastor’s (hye given opportunity mittee dt the time the present Rev. W. Ralph M'ard, Jr. . It was stated by the Selectmen Friday, 10-4:30: Thursdal 'evening. action was "gross' negligence on make the supreme sacrifice in this Service Board has been nan)^ aa Mint Approve Gas Application to express' their opinions, consid that four or five years ago the 7-9; Center church. very soon. Call the chapter office, tile port of the. dog warden” and war. shameless dream of some young church edifice was erected in 1926. 6637, for information or registra liaison officer of the State '^M t- Platt reminded gardeners that ering the fart, that both State and •s Mr. Purintdh. has long been as town counsel was given carte Surgical Dressings— Evet*y Wed tbfcy sought a hearing on th'd mat Town Wide Canvass Ithe approval of local war garden sters that the schoolhouse might A;'::' Miss Pauline Beebe, Miss Alice tion. All members of the Canteen On the suggestion of. Town War Planning Commission to cor- | biim down has come true for grade National elections will be held thla sociated with w church and serv Benson, Mrs. Grace Holman, Mrs. blanc authority to Settle claims nesday, 10-4:30, American Legion ter and filed a claim of 150 for the Ichairmen had dbeen requested by WHEN YOU BUY Ctorps must take both the course dog, which they said was a house Treasurer George H. Waddell, a relate the local post-war effo school pupils of nearby Boston who year. The suciiebs of the 1943 con ■ ' a I ed St one time as both financial Arisen B, Ward. A. L. MacTesn against .the town, but ft was in- Home; Every Mondiiy evening, I most local War Price and Ration- vention held' under similar clrcum-1 timatec that such authority ex 7:30-10; Production center. in Nutritioi and the one in' Cai)- hold pet and of gQod blood. cadvass of the town may be made were told to start their summer M s secretary and treahiirci'. He also Edward Harris. Helena BojAh. tcen. ' I The average American family I ling boards on application for vlc- stances was a deciding factor in i Church Board of Mlpirfons and tended only through the adminl.s- Blood Dono>'S—^Frlday, MobNe next fall, to secure complete and vhcation prematurely after fire was closely associated with Mr. Staff .AHsIstants ■ / '■ ‘ detailed information from parents throws away 400 pounds of food j |to^ garden gasoline. destroyed- their school and gyih- this decision. • Case in hls_woik at Mhe Case Church Extension: The Pastor, tration of the Board o: Selectmen Unit at South Methodist churclf SCREENS of all men add. women in service. every year. / ■ Platt, who Is executive assistant nasium. Mr. Norwash appointed Fred Paper Mill. Highland Psik^ Mrs." George McKinney, Mrs. Inez then in office, and was' not effec Call Mrs. Custer, 3017, for appoint ’There nic still places for a few Local Rehokahs the state commission of agrl- tive at this time. ore in the class for Staff Assis- \ Cards for this purpose, sent by BUY Receive Yearly Reports Truax. Mrs. Edwirf H. Brown, Miss ments. . the State Library, Were shown to Icuiture, was reelected chairman Nurse Recruitment—Call Mrs. tknts which will start in the near ' t'ollowing the nommatlons^'*nd Anna M, Wilbut, Mrs. Lewis Ha-s- the Selectmen, listing' about 30 lof tfte^ War Garden committee for kins. Myhavsr, 6214. ire. Thla course consists of lec Alteiul Parley ;tian of officers, reports for the questions pertinent to thd-service Capt John Ericsson ll944. Austin Purnis, staff repre- Storm Scish Too! • . 2r were received from the fol Music:,Tho Pastor. Miss Pauline tu re on Red O oas organization ' ______'Y' Isentatl^ was elected secretary, Beebe. J. Bendall, Mrs. Marion Manchester and Mrvicea, and training In office of the local man or woman. Action lowing: Anna M. Wilbur for Surgical Dressings on this nlatter was deferred until invented the Armored Ship IreplaclngNHenry B. Mosle- now CAN BE CHANGED the ^ u rch school; Robert J. Gor Eddy, F. I. Rogers. - A good group accomplished s routink All volunteers who wish to Siinsot Rebekah lodge membera Istate war ~)qdroinistrator. '-'v ^ • V Pa>sonage; Mrs. H .. L. Carr, next fall, don, Jr., tor the Epworth League; Date Book fine amount of work at last eve enroll nuist be able to type, and who attended th^ opening session A report on the compilation of in 3 0 seconds Miss Doila Wiganowskl, for the Mrs. A. L. Crowell, Mrs. Paul Fer ta give occasloi at daytime hours ning’s surgical dressings meeting of. the annual Jlcbekah State As names of all Manchester men and The householder’s dream! No Hl-Y League; Walter Fox for the ris,' Îrs. T. J. Rogers. Mrs,- E. G. Tomorrow at the Production Center. Tomor to helping'jn the chapter office. A Seaman. Mrs. Inez Truax. Pres, sembly this afternoon In Foot women now in service was given more fussing with ladders, no newly orgsinlied Intermediate Surgical dressings for Red row the usual all day session will call to the office will register any by Archie Kilpatrick, Adjutant of Pei petsaled the Hellow Bd. of Trustees. woman interested. 1 Guard hall. Hartford, were Mrs. mdre storm windows stored In Youth Fellowship; Mrs. Inez Cross, American Legion Hall, lO be‘held at American Legion Home, 1 Emma Nettleton. past presi- the Frank J. Mansfield Detach Oreend Ilbda fee ceeler. “ THE FLOWERS Truax for the Women’s Society of World Peace: Mrs. L. W. Case, a. m. to 4:30 p. m. the eellar. No more sweating Fred Hopper! G. E. Keith, Mrs; starting at 10 a m. All women in BIo m Uunors ! dent of the assembly; and Past ment, Marine Corps League, which '4|oldw,'>eellierTevik*|*evleg hnd pufling to change from Christian l^rvlce; Janies B. Wil Election of officers Manchester terested are inVlted to join the Another reimnder that the accepted this project as its first EasJ Seaman. 1 Noble Grands Hattie Grimes, Fair East Lyme, April 18\^(-15—The screens'^ storm aaali! - son for the Men’s Friendship Club; Young Rcpu’olican Club, School group for art hour, a half-day or mobile unit wi^ be at South Brown. Anna Dart, LotUe Cum- community endeavor. Names of THAT BLOOiM IN Robert Loomis for the Married Good Literature: Miss Anna M. I ■body of James Keeney, whose Wilbur. Mrs. H. W, Robb. Mrs. Ar strtet Rec at 8'30. \ f 'all day, just as they can. Methodist church \this Frday, and n’lngs. Emma L. Dowd. Beatrice servicemen and women are now be R U S ^ COMBINATION Couples Club; David J. 0 ’b|a|ll for Thursday,’ .April 20 ■ f once more the reminder .that that donors are nÛed. Call Mrs. ing assembled, corrections made |wife died Sunday evening was ■ WiXDOWS thur E. Gibson. Manning, Grace Hatch and Emily |ound hanging last night ^ his the newly fotined Choir CluE ;• Policy; The Pastor, A. L. Mac- Supper and apron sale, North all workers must wear clean wash Custer, 3017, for appointments. Kissman. Miss Kinsman is assist and insertions of hitherto unre THE SPRING, eliminate all that. They com A. L. MacLean aa lay leader, .Methodise W, 8. C. S dresses or coverall aprons and Camp and Ukipltal ported names Inserted, to form as Irtmote farm home here. Xor. Lean, E. T. McKinney, Presidents ant marshal of th^ Assembly and ICharles Kaufman of New Lond- bine storm wdndoivB, aereeiin, gave a report. Lewis W,. Haskins of Church Organizations. Friday, Apr'l 21 )icarve8 to completely cover the Davenports, easy churs, tables, Mis.s Hatch is a delegate from complete a list of servicemen and and neather-stripplng in one reported aa. local preacher, and women as Is possible under the Imedical examiner, said It w; Nominations: ’The Pastor, Mrs. Blood Bank Day, South Method half. As further safety measures. lamps, ping pong equipinent, elec compact, perman^t unit. It William Keith read a paper noting Sunset Rebekah Lotlge. present coiidltlbna lease of suicide, '' TRALA” Earl Dougan, ' Walter Holman, ist church. National Headquarters request the tric flatirons, iropfng Xboards— This evening the above mem takes just 39 seconds to change -ihe fiftieth anniversary on May J4 Mrs. Willard Horton, William Mun- Sunday, AprlP 2.2 elimination of nail polish ahd the those are just samples of\thc sort Soon Be Completed Keeney’s body .was suspended - of the lasuing 6f his local preach bers will be joined for the banquet It Is expected that the comple ■from a low r fter in the attic, and a Rnsco Window froin screen to sie, James B. Wilson. Hadassah Bazaar, Temple Beth use of very little, if any, powder of things that'/the Can^ and at the Hartford Club, honoring storm sash. You can Change or er’! license In lSfi4 when the Rev. Lay Leader: A. L. MacLean. Sholom. Hospita. eommfttee is tryifig to ted list of names, will he presented Iwas'dangling in a hole: that had and lipstick. , Rubv Perkins, formerly of Man to .the Selectman within 30 days, wash windows from the IN'- Eben ’TlrreU was'presiding elder. Committee making this., report: Monday, .April 24 provide for Uie military cstaolish- |been cut In the attic floor.' . 81DE! --.-ffliM JWBtt_W8» JU M _w lth. pleas Production Notes chester, by Mrs. Maybelle Oowd The- Pastor,- Mrs. Earl Dougan, • Aturuul concert ot.the .Be.p,th.0vcn menls arouiid here, and whiehkpey Mrs. Minnie- Kissman,- Miaa—E!a- ...A .. apfifiMtipn .“ I***® State police 'w-ere called ,10 the i \ win have nothing on the color-brightness of ant memories and poetry end read Glee CTub at' High School hall. '“'The ;Pfo(Tictloh Center re-open 'Town 'Treasw^r George H, 'Wad PIT ui'itauiar sazoii Ceehey home 'b y neighbors wfTo f r i ’K i OV ER OLD WLS UO^VS. Mrs. Willard Horton, William ed'today after a short breathing are asking the people of Mancht^s- telle Kutz and Miss Elsie Lewis. with Mr. Keith’a uauai warmth. Munaie, James B. Wilson, Walter Paper Salvage Collection in IWMit there las* night to help him VOI clothes if you bring all your non-washahlcs to KLSCO Is n metal frame, fitted -by spell, and everybody is ready to ter to ^ n a te ii they possibly cap. with combination sash, whtch is Holman on Comm. but' in service# Southwest section. Now housecleaning time has com6> |make final arrangements for his Thomas^ J. Rogers, treûref of Tuesday, .April 25 tackle the work ahead. ’The cutters Iwlfe’s funeral, scheduled for this RainI 9W for a > Installed over yonr present win have been working during the past again, and some furniture may be Strange Letter “X" The letter the ti^ tees; Charles A. . Banks, , Annual banquet Manchester VX" has mi re uses than any In the sftemoon. They became alarmed dows. Improves the appear licial secretary, Herbert W ten days, preparing sewing for the found up in the attic that is good A Chamber of Commerce at the Ma enough to use. Call Mrs. Philip tflphabet. "X marks the sp ot' |when no one came to the door and ance of your home, and Is per .êaaurer, and Georgy E. L(;apiiig ('.oal return of the sewing unit, and' a manently Installed — no semi sonic Temple. Cheney, 3311, if you find any, and where a body is found. It Is the |wiien they found that Keeney’s dth, chairman of the finance smalt shipment of Navy yam Is Y DRY CLEANING annual removal as with old- .April ’26 to .20 she drill furnish transportation fcM' Koman mark for ten, the signa- |cow jipparentl> had not been cared ''committee and current budget Found Hoax Thirty-second Annual Conven promised for the near future. This it 'Kture of illiterates, an unknown |fop-Aince Sunday night. fashioned screens and storm drive. All financial matters of knitting will be moitly scarves, Nineteenth sash. tion, New England/ Conference, 'Two special requests have eome quantity, a powerful ray,.a part of Clean Better, Wear Longer! 'the church are in good order. Augustana Lutheran/ churches, at with some gloves and helmets, and. \ Ardent Victory Gardener On Teacher It Is hoped that the" knitters will in—one for a large rug in 'good I Christmas, someone removed from ' r a i n PROOF, DRAFT FREE, WhatYnew The pastor, , Rev. W. Ralph the Emanuel Lutheran church. conditibn, to be used in a conspicu- i ' office, a former husband. It may ^ ---- \ RUSCO makes vcntllatlnn, pos Ward, Jr., read hla re]i>ort noting April 21 to 29 .volunteer to do it. even though it a gas, and it stands South Lyme, April 18.—(J5—Mrs. is not the most enjoyable of work. ,ous spot and one for a full 'length j ™can xenon; sible, summer and winter, with- changes in church membeiehlp, .(Continued from Page One) Annual Convention of'the VVom- for a kiss. Anniversary |Ella Slate, one of South Lyme's ont letting In snow or raln'and The "Dorcas society of the Eman mirror. War V showing a substantial increase in Cn’s Missionary Society at the |moit ardent victory gardeners, without causing drafts. Pi^s ' a^miasione and baptisms this New England Conference Augus- net Lutheran church will have no Nurxes’ .\ld Cor))s |berself spaded up the plot In which ly pVuciled by two girl students, for Itself Id winter fuel savings. year, and reviewing briefly his taiia Lutheran churches. Se.sslons more Thursd y evening sewing There will be an Imporatnt meet ■;z; ■she has planted peas, potatoes and Bonds age 13 and 15. ing of the Nurses’ Aid Corps at the Phone us or maU a post card for own actl'VtUea. Thub , ended today the mystery at Concordia Lutheran church. meetings at the Production Center her vegetables. Mrs. Slate Is 82. more information. The Oofiference accepted a rec- Friday, May 5 linti!, the first Thursday in May, ■Y. M. C. A. this evening at eight F/USE TEETH of the Y ’vei'hexed” (bewitched) o’clock. — ommendatiou of tne BMrd of Ed school, clpMd earlier this month 'Tin can collection for. Manches the 4th. THE ' Last Friday several volunteers AND A ^ F u n r ucation that Miss Anna M. Wilbur when pupha refu.sed to go to the ter. ; BARTLETT-BRAINARD be continued aa diriector of re Monday, May 8 spent all day at the centey; filling Wales has a population of less GRAND SMILE! iN N f W D £R £/^ that's one^Jhfng that the army and phone lines off this tropical island. Every -schoolhouseX where, they told par than 3,000,000. C ^ E R COMPANY ligious education. ents and V id a ls alike, ’ c6al Private Dnty Nurses’ Bingo 280 kitbags for the Navy, which BEETHOVEN (GLEE CLU J Upon the reading of the min- Party, at Orange hall; , 103 WÔodblne St., Hartford (6) jumped out o f the coal bucket and UU6H,ULTAlR,nSq navy commands must know to plan the advance towards the heart of Berliivand iites by Miss Mabel G.' Trotter, hopped, about, ^ e room and fire HIGH SCÔL AUDITORIUM Hhrtford>- Tel. 2-1259 secretary of the Quarterly Confer flamed from textbooks, wall maps, OFEMAUASSMENT Open Saturdays Until M. Evh. and Sun. Hartford 8-6379 ence. the meeting- adjourned _ and / • 8 P. M. Tokio colls for more telephone edmmuni* / window curtains,\examlnatlon pa St*lecliii€‘ii INanie A LITTLE DROP OF ACID / It’s BO easy to enjoy all- / ' U * T i w n i SAIVL MUSS OBOM, j^ tic attack in the Pacific. And that's all • members who desired were pers and fixtures. day confidence when A served refreshments In the church A LITTLE DOB OF INK / M o n d a y — a p r i l 24 th ' ’The denouement 'came late last vnuF plates are hdd in place by tbte z \ parlor by the Mlzpah group of William Biicklev ortcushioni’adentist’aformula. \ “Z why these U. S. Marines, using palm trees cations equipment, NaturaJWy there i$ night after four pimils of the .ind-'a check In the hands of a clever coi the W. f?. C. S. . school confessed. State Fire Mar crook bepomes bigger and more coStly. I. Dr. Wefnet'a vent spre gums. Officers and Committees Mw * a « S«riu •> ‘ tm WwUas" shal Chs.rles Schwartz and Special Protect your checking account with a Powder lets you X Econornieal; GUEST AR'ÎST / for telephone poles, ore stringing tele- little left over for use hep at homo- Officers and committees who A.ssistant Attorney General, W. J. ■The Selectmen named William ' Ch^ck Forgery and Alteration Bond. enjoy solid foMs, amall amount •will serve the, church during the E. Buckley, of .560 East Center' avoid embarrass- lasts longer. A l coming year are as follows: Atistin said that they and several Hefnre I.osse» Happen, Call Johji La^pen. xPure,hannle«, other students had engln^red the Street, a teacher in Hartford Pub- | „m ent of lo-ose ’Trustees: 1945 — Albert L. .. plates. Helps pre- pleasant tasting. hoax upon their teacher aiid their lie High Bchooh- as a member of the ; Crowell. William E. Keltii; Grofge town library board. 'Me will suc ERMA ERICKSON parents. A llivggUi Vstf4 E. Keith. 1946—Mrs. Robert Rich ceed Dr. Watson Woodruff, forrner SOPRANO mond. Fred J. Bendall, Thomas J. Austin said that In the prel(ence pastor of the Center Congrega HN H. LAPPEM Rogers. 1947—Robert B, Purinton. of their parents the ypungMers tional church, whose resignation Dr. Wernet's Powder who hltherfore kept their scc^t, AiCporras of Insurance and Bonds I ARCI SI SEl LINC PI «U - \ Mrs. Earl Seaman, Everett-T. Mc- ■from the library board was accept CONE STREET TELEPHONE 7021 POWOI R IN IMt WOHl D • Kinney. admitted— ed at the last meeting of the Se •, Stewards:' 1945 — Charles A. That when the teacher was ei lectmen. ' (T absent or was not wearing her L Banks, Miss Pauline Beebe. Ezek iel Benpon, Howard Boyd, âmuel glasses they ignited papers on X >ASS0CIATE MEMBERSHIP LIST ^ rg e ss. Thomas J. Cordner, Rob their desks, maps on the w;ail, and ert H; Cole, Mrs. Albert Crowell, ciirtainyat the windows as well as CLOSES TOMORROW (WED.) NIGHT 'Mrs. Earl Dbiigan, Miss Hazel thrusting lighted matches into Associate Membership (2 Tickets) Drigga, Walter Fox, Carl N. Fu- books and desks to produce the ef Just Apdvedf 3 Pc. Fully Spring Gonstn sibgieTickets ; ...... ^. .51.20 fect of spontaneous combustion. ray.^ rthu r E. Gibson, Charles IncliKl6 lard Hartort, -Mrs. George E. Keith, That they had bombarded wajls H. Ross'Lewis, MissMias EthyleI!!thv1* T.vftlp.Lyttle, and fixtures with pieces of ligilTtc Albert MacLean,' Thomas Max coal, hidden in their pockets and well. Miss Mary Bonn, W. Frank desks and thrown underhanded' .Mullen. W illi^ Munsie. when the teacher was not loo'klng. 1947-:-Jamea^. Nichols, Mrs, That they would pound on ttreir Nyinan, DaA'id J.' O’Neil, desks and floor and then 'rush to Pierce, M rs.ôbert E. Pur- the door from which they would announce t6 the teacher that they ieries i'nton. ^Harold L- .Richmond, Her \ bert W, Robb, Frederick I. Rogers, saw a hooded masked man'ru'nning Sidney Strlgkland, Miss Mabel G. into hiding. ' - / ■ ‘J 1. Keep oveif aadsurflca units'etoan. If ^. potato uao of bumora aayoasroold 3. Start en high onBl oethre cooking ’trotter. Jambs B. Wilson,, John L. That they surreptitiously tacked food or liquid spills on open coi) type o f ' tba spars t ^ on your ear. It will prolong begins . . . then reduce heat. It’s a ’ good to the door, in moments of, excite Winterbottom,^RIchard irking surface unit; shat o ff corrent and remova - ’ thdr life. Surveys show left fn>nt unit is idea to use covered utensils. ‘This shpri-' ton, Raymond xffericer. ment created by their antics, the V ' Recording;. Miss ajabel G. Trot notes written by two girl pupHs, Annual residua with soft brash. Flat-bottomad used 90% of the time. An iroa ovatwo A - \êns cooking time aftd helps to save prw ter; Treasurer: HerTCrt W. Robb; the oldest in the schooi. / utanails are aaggOated for best affidancy- ing ft. too? ' efous vitamtna, ' .. -V' Finsncial Secretary: (Tharles A. Austin said the hoaxing began i m H E LADIES V Banks; Head Usher: Willard H*or-, in January and hit a climax March ■'i. ton: Communion Stewards: Mr. 28th.' : A fomboi vwr correspondent wrote recently^'Jrom "HELLO, MOTHER ..'/I and Mrs. Ricliard Turkington. Mr. Austin said . there apparently, North Africoj, "When a WAC toko* ovbr a telephone and Mrs. Robert Turkington:.Dis was no motive except that they switchboard from a soldier. efFieiency goes up about A tefephone talk with home meons o lot to ony ser found the teacher gullible .and that trict: Willard Horton; OiM.V^- o thousand per cent." • aerve: Mrs. Paul (S, Ferris; Trier once’ .they started their hoax they viceman .... but it means most to the wounded of Appeal!: W. Fraiik Mullen:• N‘apparently lived the mystery -in To all WACS at switchboards, d salute from iheir veteran in a military hospital. These hospitols ore now tliei'r imagination. . Custodian (Legal Papers); Thotn- fellow operators ip ttie civilion exchanges here at ^ as J. Rogers. ‘The teacher, 22-year-oId Mrs. being^quipped with portable telephones, which eon . Lay Member to Annual Confer Pauline Rebel, was not the -only -At Oiir Lake St. Farm home. Our operators, too, ore doing work which is be plugged in ot the Esedstde. They bring the vo'ices ence: Herbert W. Robb. adult taken in by the youngsters. vital to victory, though they weor no uniform. With Committees: Membership, Evan Parents also apparently believed other telephone employees, they. ore working de of loved Ortas to the patient, lifting his spirits . ... often gelism, Stewardship: Mias Gert the stories told by the pupils and i', aiding his recovery. some appatently let their Imagl' V PLANt NOW FOR BEST RESULTS votedly With limited equipment to get through the. rude Abbey, Mrs. C. A. Banks, tremindous volume of .war messages which crowd Miss Alice Benson. Miss Marion nation run riot Brookings, H. Ross. Lewis, J .'L l George Steiner, father of- five our circuHs. ' Wlnterbottom,' Thomas Maxwell, pupils attending the school, for ex W. Frank Mullen. ' ample, told nqwsmen that he had THREE-PIECE LIVING ROOM examined the coal and U.at it Flhance*t C. A. Bankai A. L. 4 . Don’t use to o much w otor. .Only n S. M oko fun wto o f y oer oven . Plan 4, Hove H checkoff occotienoliy. Your Crowell, Christopher Glenney, Rob "trembled and jumped from my You’ll jtearch far and ivMe for auch a ert H. Cole, R. J. Gordon, Willard hands when 1 picked it up.” value as this! Generous size Sofn and nunimom aotoont of water in a ia- year fiiiiala in advapea. Roast yoor moat, rangS' was built to last. Howaver, should OPEN aaesssary in êoJdag vegatoblea Tha loea Btaam your vagetablas, and beka your doa- it require repairs, have it chedeed imme Horton. G. E. Keith, WiUiam Mun- two chairs, dCHlgped for both comfort Biq, E. T. McKinney, R. E. Purin Board Appoints and good looks. Covered In superior*^ water you use, the moN yitamina and sort in tha ovon at the same tima. It’s as diately . by a reliable Mryiceman. Don't ton, H. W. Robb, T. J. Rogers, R. .cotton tapestry in rich colors, c . p , ednerals you’ll m «9l eenireniaot. aa it is eccoondcai try to fix it youxMlt W. Wilson. - ' DAYLIGHT TO DARK-RAIN OR SHINE -A, Putoral'Relations and Pulpit. Special Constables 39% Down! Monthly Payment PIab! Supply: A. L, CroweU, Mrs. L. W. Casa, O. E. Kalth, E. T. McKinney, Mrs. Robart Richmond. H. w . Walter Kompanik and Gene En ■WfiAK T. J. Romra. rico of the C^nnecUcut Sports * Us* your credit to buy anything canted In our slora stocks or pidêd bi our cotologs Auditing: John Von Deck, Miss men’s Association, - Manchester The AAanwester Electnc Division AliM Benaoo, Mlaa Helen Rich- Division were appointed special aasad. F. X. Rogers, E.' G. Beiiman cohstablqa in connection with the Raeorda: Walter Fox, Miss Etb- supervision of traffic at Salter’s jrta tytUis. Pond, a regulated aîd stocked pond in the North End. Tha bond of Jack Gordon, spec Lake Street, Mancheater Phone 7 2 7 4 ial constable for the Pioneer ParS' chute company for six montfaa, was accepted- 82|4-828 MAIN STREET T E t . 5161 M.ANCHESTER A ■

■aN' ... ' MANCHESTER ivENING SSTER, CONNh TURS.DAY, APRIL 18,1944 \'. M g .EVENING HERALT), MAI? PUBUSHBP fel TUB 11 D is p u te responsible .for all reserach, experi produce at a profit, la the plan fgv- » « » Al.n PRINTING CO, tNC. ance agalnat the OPA haa grown ' * F.urnished By , drad by nie ibvCmment, ly p s in It Blttall Straf 20.00 ment, development and procure Woman to Give ■ Maoehaatar. Conn. progreonively amaller. ' ' Abraltls. Ursula, hoard and .\|)|irovul by Exu^l Wit Either Germany or Ja> dicated. No Employes Put in Ap ' Adkins Printing Company, . _ 15.68 Funeral Services Heltl Office of Price Administration ' ment of equipmept, and Its oSicera nOMAB rEBOOSON to Reliirii to would come . from civilian gradu Oppoeed by Industiy Chiefs Oanarat lUnaBar ! American Agricultural ChemlcaFô,. fertilizer .38.05 Regtonul Oepirtment nl Infnrroattun nesses E.xpeeled at pan Must Be Knocked This ran counter to the opinions pearance for 11 p. m. uiglejÔ alli rouadad OotoBar 1. U ll_____ 88.00 For Hartford Courai|t 55 Tremont Street, BostOa, 8, ftlassachiMelts;. x ates of technical adhoola! Q The■ General Merely AmiaW Hartford to Liftten .to ' Ansnidi fô., Andrew, corhpiesaor voiced by moat V>f the Industry Apothecaiies Hall Co,, fertilizer ...... T2.72 .x ■- ■ - , V. Heariugb /Wext Week. In his operations division, Yar- xOul of Warfare First. chiefs, who said they preferred not T o 7 a. m. Shift. ' l>|ihliahad BTary Baanlnc Bzcapt 86.80 Publisher Today‘s', .. .. nefi proposes a single promotoin New Britain, Apri) 18^-'-;(>|P)- Su'dSpi and HoHdaya. BiJiarad at General Mac'XrthuVs own ofarl- (irievances. Baif Company, Edward, trap rock ...... Meats, Fats, Et-e> to make any automobilea until all Mayor George A. Quigle^, Repub tba MM OSloa at UanoBaatar. Cana, 7.10 4,,May . )l arid w-ill be good indefinite-| list of officers, supplied by a sin New Haven, April 18—(JH— Bantly Oil Company, truck p a rt*...... W a a K ln g ^ , April •; 18 - (A?)-— A WashlngTon, April 18-^Xhe^t(uar- Bllsh Hardware Go.. F, T . hardware and supplle* 279.00 nitely. Red stamps NS. P8 anil In northeasc and southeast, 9-AI neaaes liêxpected in military clr- graduation, ,ût interchangeable fore the year’s end, bUt the autd^ Wire company,' where a walkout Ona Taar bjr,Mali, ...... **•?? Brown returns to Hartford this friends, and per.sons î-ominent in coupon.* good, for three g-UInnsI |x-. president, advanced tke proposa.l-v council chamber of city hail at Par .Month by Mall ...... lb afternoon to confer on the griey- Boland Oil Company, gasoline . . . ---- .y -• • ------...... f.. 818.28 ()8 will be -zalid April 23 and good -icles /when hearing* begin next among the three services and mobile Industry must W*lt until concurred in by sonie^thri- produc began a week ago today, halted at I 01 terg, After It became sp^phreht, *<> all walks of life, paid final tribute through May 8.; ,. Elsewhere, U-a I high noon today, ^ e oath was to EA Slaala Copy . .'i;...... 4.00 indfeffnitcly. j headed by a staff'composed of men either Germany or Japan la knock SMO a'ricea which provoked the walkout Boyd. HoW-nrd (M.D..). Workmen'* CompWiaatlon • • •'Vj^...... today to Heniy H., Conlaiid, pub week on unification of American er*-—that, no reconveralpn take 6 p. m. last night, Supt. Stephen PallTarad Ona Taar ...... him* that RepgbluXn newspapers Boynton, V. P., meats'and grocetiea ...... 12.00 coupons goml for three gallons I who had proved tlieir capacity in ed out before putting men to work be given by Missêan Cochrane, of workers ftom three plants of lisher oXThe Hhrlford Couraiit. \ I'riK-esaed Fooda ( armed forces in S single depai-t- place until there are matierials and B .. Metcalfe said, and no em deputy town clerk, who will sub-^ PaokagBB and TeAsMgli at Your Groooz’a MEMBER o r throughout the ^ n ntry were fair Hralthwaite, J. R.. labor and materials ...... i. . 27.60 through'June 21.. B-2, B-3, C-2| all three. on new passenger cars. labor available for 2,000,000 cars 4he Colt's Patent Firearms Manu Sq^c-es wcje held at 2:30 p. m. Book .i^’cnic blpe stamp.-r A8 ment Of war. ployes put In an appearance fur stitute for City Clerk Harry E., Tha a sso c iate d PRESS ly unanimous in disapprovsl ,>f^ Bray, Albert F„ wood-' ...... •...... 18 00 and C-3 coupons good for five gal^ Secretary of War Stim.*on will I a addition to n\ethod, the ques With this notification from offi .-|i year. This “ fairly subatantial” Tha Aaaoclaiad Praaa la facturing company a week ago, S t X2hrist Church cathedral with through K ^ are now ^ lid i indefi t h e n p. m. to 7 a. ro. shift. Bryant A Chapman, m ilk ...... 1.95 Ions everywhere. ■' tion of timing also,.!* expected to cial qua/ters, the nine pre-war 'prûction waa based roughly on Scheuy. Ill at-, ew Britain General ly aotttlad to tha uaa of '••oj'*' the sentiments contained in his 'H.^jonal WLB Director Saul Wal- Bjrinop Btederlck G. Budlong. nitely. Blu^titam pX^. MA N-i. be one of the .first witnesses be "This does not mean that the hospital! It is said this is'the first SI tioa of-all najra diapatohta ®''*'**'*£ leiC announced fôm Boston last Bu’ckley, Mrs. Hattie, board Snd care . ; ...... *>^20.00 Fuel on ^ fore' the special >lousc Committee produce some controversy. .So far producers of automobiles went to^ hidf. the 1941 output of the indus- to It or not 'atharwlaa oraditad In correspondence With Congressman 12.70 .Suffragan Bishop Walter H. Gray P8 and Q« w iU \ ^ valid M.*y 1 Porio all .rlahti ot rapubllcatlon, of Arthura statement meets the .gra-iifleldx to'hear thaX»a normsl Ce'rvinl, Paul, use of c a r ...... Sffigar ' rum (D-Va), which has set unity is a growing belief In military cir WUlya-Oyerland, for instance, al Metcalfe put the number of em apaetal dlipatchab haraln. ara X**® Charter Oak Grocery A Auto Supply Co.! meats and grp;. .-Representatives of Tlie Courant, T h e Local War Price and Ra-1 Individual company raporl* Prior to the inauguration exer- proprieties of the moment. #o far attendance'.of workers haiNreport- Bimk F o i^ stamp.* 3(t-ând 31 of command as its first study. cles that the consolidation should ready wiUKmaking jeeps In -1941 ployes who left the aircraft cord CTICE! ratarvad. ceriea ...... 18.00 ,'riie ■yimes and various Honing Board Is locat'd in the N. which later will be combined into and 'other companies .were deep in clsea, Mayor Quigley, accompanied as they can be met In view of the ed on their jobs yesterday morn press associaiioriii and repri-senta- valid for five pounds indefinitely . A survey of military opinion be effected to as great an extent- department and the rope mill of N. B; ing "because of the great urgency Checkerboard Feed Store, feeij ...... ,i '\39..'50 Lincoln school opposite the post | stiggcsted today that virtual as possibte-without waiting for the a single .plan for the whole indus war production, making that year by Deputy Clerk' Cochrane and Pull aarvlOa ollant of tiveg of thi city government, in Stamp 40 good for five pounds .for the plant pt intervals during the Sirvic* (DC. * tact that the correspondence ac of a number of^ftems which are ChemloSi Corporation, chlorine ...... V>.^... . , . 70.09 office. Office iinurs isre as followa: end of hoatilities. , try, were asked by the War' Pro unsuitable aa a ^ s ia for reconver Corporation Counsel /Harold -J. j which Mr. Conland had ocen ac- home etinnir.g through Feb 28. unahJmlly d>i the desirability of day yesterday at 300. ^ la n ch ^ er BarherV,^ Asl^Dcâtion tually did take place. The letters being produceij at the plant." Cheney .Brothers, rent, repaira, etc. 91.98 Monday, 10 ' m. to 4:30 p, m.; I consolidating the rhilitary services In the opinion of-many officials, duction board yesterday at the sion. . \ ‘ Eisenberg, will go tq the hospital! 1 Pobllahara 22.14 'Uve, attended-. The police coni- 1945.x ' ' 'Tuesday. 2 p. r t . 5:15 p. m.; | A week ago 80 heat treaters where Eisenberg i ^ i give the oath -- - wa Spac'*' * “ * were "never Intended for publica- The extent of i.he"urgency" had Children's Center, board and c a r e ...... i. may have- been the reason it was the success of the joint chiefs of close ot WPB'a reconversion edn- Charles It Wluk;li, executive JulloXM«tfc«!r*,„*E,**'gitroTt*"“’'~ Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co., police equipment 8.00 miasion, of which Mr. (7onland had ,/ 'Shoes ' vyednesdaiy, 2 p. m. to 5:15 p. m.; ference with the Automobile In vice chairman^ of V ^B , told the walked but in protest, they aaid, to Scheuy, who y(\\ reappoint Miss. Naw York. Chleaao. been disi loaed td, hln\ by ranking placed Irst on' the committee’ staff and ait the unified edmmands SHOI»S (:I.OSED^VEL DAY >EîNESDAY^ Boaton.______tion^” They were "neither politl- Ariny and Navy'ûthbiities, M Commissioner Domestic Animals, dog license tags 121.00 been a member untiT his illness /^■iok Oni» Stamp y lS valid Thi^day, 10 a. m. to 5:15 p. m.; I agenda, leatfing more oxplo.sivc dustry Advisory committee, at industry it would “cbntinue to over the disoharge at an employe Cochrane hls/deputy for a two- | forced him to resigând a group in combat arras provldb the basis HBtlIBBR AUDIT BUREAU OF csll.v inspired nor Intended to con said.'" s Commodore Steel Corripany. steel ...... ------. 727.71 (nroiigh .\prii 30. /'Book Three FrlOs.^/lO a. rP. to 5:15 p. m.;l issues— notably universal military for an immediate merger. tended by 17 leading motor axecu- have a tremendous war produc who declined to operate a furnace year term. X • ■ j UlRCOLATtQNS. vey blanket approval of the Con ■'Meanwhile, the full WLB -panel Cohinninity Service Society, subscription ...... 50 of officials of. th^police depart;, airplane stamp 1 i^ id indofini’ --lv Saturday, 10 a. m. to 12:30 p. mi| service— until later!!: tivea. tion Job to do for hiAny months.” on the ground that the work waa Mayor ^ ig le y was reelected by i .534.28 ment, lltcluding /Chief Hallis.*^'. too heavy. a pluraljty of 1.93I over Judge | gressman's Views." They were not is expected to take action qh two Conn; pnice qf Com. of Welfare, board and c a re ...... Airplane stamp^z be-becomes valid The telephone r umber la 2-0494. The trend toward-- unification Borne Jobleaanaas UevltnUe (N orihTniI Shops Clobed Thursday*) ln I'‘V.?u*m.'.' no%'n"inc1 a. raanonai. matters pertaining to ' the/strike Conn.'Office of Com. of Welfare! aid to dependent children... 1,284.02 Assistant Chl<^ Sullivan. . First has been definite within the A’ar Some jobleasnssa in the Industry Brasil Is larger In ate* than tha Metcalfe said the company Henry/J, Gwiazda. Democrat, in intended as •'crllictam of any po 30.00 State Assessors bUlty for typographleal. arrora ap* this week. Wallen said One is the Conn. State Board of Edneafion. labor and material ...... Deputy.Chiefôdfrey and S/cond tions nqist be nXê. He said that| department since the war began, appears inevitable this year lie- TJnlted Stataa.-- would InaM bbob ahaarvane* o t a tlM pbiHriclpat aiaction April 11. 1 paarlng in litical philosophy or of any p^'r- union's reque.si for reronAideratioh Co-'k's Service Station, truck parts ...... '...... 75.30 Deputy Chief Hickey, werr' prCa# with Gen. George C. Marshall one cauae of pending .cutbacks and Manchaatar Evanlng Harala the survey need ndt reach out in sonages in high office." of the award which cyiused the Ciirtiaa 1000. Inc., envelopes ...... '72.98 ent. // ' / / ■ B o î to Hear to Suburhnn. areas as yet undevpl-| ' of its more insistent advocates. To Hold Meeting war contracts completions, the Dart, Mrs. CarriV E., board spd c s r e ...... 7.5.00 Also from the police, i>epartment Tuesday, April 18 What were they? "They were walkdiih!' / ..iped In any planning ^qject, bull For months he has had a special motor makers told WPB Chairman .'fhe other, he said, was the re Dewey; Jane N . ggrage rent ...... 18 00 were C^pt. John L. ^ k le y , Capt. group headed by Brig. Gen. W il Donald M. Nelson. Much graver written merely as amiable ac a careful analysis' of the .ccntrall quest made by Hoberl F. .Minlz, Dewey-FHchninn Co.,'office.aupplies...... 7 76 Jere j; Grady, LiaiiL Francis J. Outlined liam F. Tompkins at work on 'Hartford. April 18—(>P)—The unemployment will occur, they Sevastopol Atfaln town areas rnust be made before! knowledgements to a member of uiternational organizer of ihe CIO Dillon Sal^.A Service, truck p a rts...... 9.05 GiinaChannan, Licijt. ■ George J. a'ny large scale building can.be| studies for future military policy, Assessing Officials Association of said, when Germany falls and our highest lawriiaking body of that a public hearing be held in DIoceaan Bureau of Social Service, boaid and ejAe .ti...... 164.58 Diytlrsk, SergeaiH:.* Thbmas and one of thi.* group's advisors Connecticut will hold Its sixth an arms schedule* are cut according In June, 1M2. the German Dolge Conipariy, C. B.. disinfectant ...... 71.74 authorized if the town is to letters contsining flstteiing and Hartford on th/wage dispute case. ^ r e y and Anthon.v Juliano .Municipal Experts to ceive its maximum benefits froml has been Brig. Qcn. John McAuley nual meeting tomorrow in the hall ly- arfdiea intent upon opening their DuPont De Nemmira A Co.. E. I., W gler Depty-auppliea 28.40 Officer.* James Strachan anij/donrt Palmer, USA retired, an out.spok- of the Houm, at the State Capitol. Nelson's reply waa interpreted friendly remarks to me -personai- fcddy 'Valve Company. Water DVpt. suppllee . 77.15 a plan ot this kind. hy* WPB spokesmen aa meaning Matortc and fateful attack on ^Coughlin. -,'Traffic Capt/Henry Appear Before Seleef- Umild Cost 85.000 en advocate of service unification All Connecticut tax assessors ly " In other words, the General Engel. Hsm*. board- ahd c a re ...... 28.00 W. Wadaworth and aydetail of 'and of universal military training. and members of Boards of Tax that he definitely favored a start SUllngrad had a pajnful prelimi - Enaworth A Son, Inc., L. L.. new- equSpmght and aupplies 26947 iiicn at Speciar M eeting The cost of the ^suiA’ey ,by| might have been equally "airla- police handled traffic^'and a mo -Mes.*rs. Adams and Shurtleff| ' ynifleation found few support- Review have been invited to at on clvlUan production shortly af nary operation to complete. Early ! First National Stores. JnX. meats and groceries 28.00 tend. Speakers include Governor ter either major enemy was van ble," and perhaps has been so to Connecticut torcycle escort accompanied ’.he w'ould approximate 85,000. it was ara'in the Navy until recent in the month, they swept down Frank Brothel a Papier Co., Inc., 9.58 cortege. The Selectmen Invited Charles months, but has picked up impres Baldwin. Tax Commissioner Wal-' quished. Thpi was the. first official other correspondents with differ ! Fuller Welding Coraphny,^Welding^rvices 24.00 statell. word of the kind— some officials GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ter W. Walsh and several officials through the Crime* to position* The Courant/^nd its hi.-inch W. Holman, chairman of the \Vhcpever it is possible for Pro-1 sive strength at the higher com ent points of view. j Giblin, Mra. Mar.V H„ board andj 125.00 offices were yeiosed from 2 to 4 mand level,ând the-most sweeping of the latter's department. - have held that no passenger cars ringing the Black Sea port of Y a n k e e I Gibson, A E.. salary as Inspect^...... 67.50 Tow-n. Zoning Commission, to con te's.sor Adams.and Mr. ShurtM tol In this Statement, at lca.st, Gen o'clock In ^,4nemory of Mr. Con conie to Manchester to’ dilkuasl reform proposals have come from Sevastopol. The sooner they wiped Glenney Company, W. G.. cosycefrient, etc...... '-i., 93.«9 the, Navy aide.' . T- eral ^ScArthur is back on the By A H 0 . land. tact Professor Frederick J. AdSnis their plan with the Setectmeh, \ as out that feovlet nest of reslatance. Goldstein. GiiS,'cedar posts 65.00 Mr. Conland ;was a communl- and Flavell Shnrtleff of New However, the general approval plane where he belongs. Let's Goodyear Seri-ice, truck rgpairs 2.00 special meeting will be called by! ^ the sooner they would oe free to cantyof Christ Church cathedral York, town planning exports, to Clerk George H. Waddell for ttaatl of the single department principle leave him there. ,and hope-he is The New Britain city election Grinia.aon. R. H„ iiniforn^ 71.00 unleash their full eastwafd cam last Week presented some .new amXtyid been active in the affairs appear before the Selectmen in piirpo.se.■ It is expected that thlsl la not accompanied by any such G'rody Chevrolet Co,,-tn^ck parts ...... 17.70 special meeting fof; the purpose of universal agreement on the form paign elsewhere. The problem, to more, discreet, even in private record.* some rather Intere.st- of the diocese. He was a mem- session will be held one week from| \ Hale Coiporation, J. furniahinga and grbceries 54.28 'ber of the chapt»r of the church autllrting details of a proposed of organization. Moal expressions' demonstrated might of ■ the correspondence, in the - fgturc. ing behgvior on the part of the 15.0J tonight. Hathaway. Norman^/rent ...... and a member of the Board of survey of Manchester intended as of opinion on the Army sid4 have NastXarmlea, seemed reiptlvely In the meantime, the question electorate. Herald Printing aubacriptlon ...... One of the new records reem Triiatecs of the Bishop's fund. a basis for future development been along the line of four equal is still raised of whether or not Holden-Nelson, In^, insurance (steam boiler) ...V , а . 2 1 along standard regulated lines. *impl*/S[he Russian defendeii of phasizes a title for Mayor George military branches— land, aea, air General MacArthur is willing to Holl. Inc., EdwqHl J., Insurance 43.58 'The Selectmen ■ discussed for jNeecl More Donors and supply—under a single chief SevastopolXere cut off from any A. Quigley, that of unquestioned Holl. E. J., is.bo be a candidate, and his .statement dean of all Connecticut niayors. Lieut. Hurllnift some length the plan of conduct and general staff, perhaps with effective outside aid. It was In- Holloran, T./fi., ambulance service 7.00 ing a basic survey of the town by four undersecretaries to head up All the fine furniture from our regular stock will be sold. Ah is being read one way or the oth The first term for hin^ began in Holmes Fi^cnirHome, transportation and burial... 120.00 I For Blood Bank! We’re sorry tit have to do It . -. . but the difficulty of getting mer cviUble that, eventually, they the furth term?” jj-as old^ recognizes committei That êmory of the past sets it lN\î|iiire will be. est eruption com'es from, India, 1 tar a loan-bp-MaU. tile fact tliat Uiis campaign had a Neptune Meter Co,, m e te is...... 1.24M0 8 — Complete There wilKbe another coihpari-; where five British correspondent.* subsidiary record of being the New5ands Sanitary Laboratoryv„Water Dept, supplies /.65 son InvolvedXtpo. At Sevastopol have used their la.st - weapon mo.st quiet and lestriiined cam O'Connor. J, P., re n t...... 10.00 C /K a//Le/cey,S t e X . SOFA BED SUITES !!i. the Nazis hav^for defense the against censorship by /efuslng to paign. in Nmy Britain history. PantaU ^ UMd Auto Parts^riick parts 11.00 Petraitia.'Mril. Frank, bogra and rare rilYANCE CO. Hofa, Club Chair and Platform Rocker. send any more despatches until This record, tjdnout of voters 28.00 BUILDING W LOAN ASSOCIATION, INC Formerly 8169.06 same kind of rtiihed city they ]>os- fin- a nia.vorsl^''êloctionniayoi:iltX'’êloction comcomplete- Pickles. .lOTin. rent..,. 10.00 Stmto Thant** Bnlldlag f sess at Cassino Op the Italian the situation is remedied. .They Pinchtirst G iêry. InX!'meats and groceries 4.64 Ind FI*m P h *n S4SS k ------OfiCANHED APRIL 1 8 9 1 ------ly reverses Uie light voting trend O. K. Brown, Mcr. P $139.50 front. Enough aai< have been refiused permission to \vhicli has/tcatui'pil most AAmeri Podrqve, A.. b ^ d X n d c a r e ...... , 178.50 Uefons* b*. an Prentice, Mrs. R ^ c h c C.. board and care''.,...... describe the Jap invasion of India can i-lo-yHims since this' \var be 235.08 8 — Beautiful Solid Maple came our chief busines.*. 'I'he light Presto Bnltoiy Sehvlce. Inc., truck parts ...... 10.30 X in whqt they believed to be its Reechi, Mrs, Angcllrie M., board and care ...... OPA Reenactment .vote/nas been the bugaboo / of 24.00 BREAKFAST SETS true seriousness; they were pre rcgniar state elections, or city and Reymond Baking Co.,\read. etc...... > . . .34.95 It. la good newB that tm Repub vented from acknowledging Jap ^bwn elections, and of those ape- Riley Chevrolet Co.. Inc\tnick repairs and partS/. ., 27.70 Table and 4 CKalra. • C A T C A Robinabn Seal Co., Inc., sbala...... y',\ ., Regular Value $50.50 . lican leadership in Congress has advances which were certainly ' cial elections which have /been 8.58 Ro]ilaion, James H.. dog w-arffen and labor , 75.00 news to the Japs; tliey w^rc. »»*-vwooasanecessary J . Observera V q -VT were/lMgin- ws ^ wv^saa , I * * i_ j IS —■ Bakellte apparently determined against ning toT wonder whethei*/* large M a ^ a Hpmc. board a n a ^ re 34.00 any vtolently obstructive tactics forced to minimize the impqftance percentage of the Am^ncan pup^ Manchester, ater, sewe/ rental 4.71 with regard to ,the' renewal of of the role ot Subhas ^Shandra lie had not abandone exercise-''of Schiebel Brothers, truck parts \ . 78.64 /. EAKFAST SETS Schieldge, William H., printirtg Tops ItT Assorted C olo^ OITA’S price' regulating and ra Bose, the Indian renegade, in the the fra'nchise for Hib duratiOp''of 168.89 Sedlacek Brothers, potatoes ...... 15.00 and 4 Chairs. A tioning- powers. Jap invasion. Whi^ they were the. war. ' / But the New Britaiti' election smith Manufacturing Co., A. P., WatW Worics suppHgB . , 3.50 i Begular Value 869.00 Such obstruction would, In the freely allowed to ^ n d was. the proved tliat ttiis trend can shift, Smitp. Raymond W.. reporting Tqw-n m eeting...... 36.50 Ajhtt place, be poor- policy. Such Singapore-like string of official and that vcnen ueriple. feel like .Souther Engineering Co.. Henry/conauItdlUon . 52.80 So. New England Telephone Co:, telephone iprvtce NEW METAL SPRINGS ''control! are necessary if we are atalemeats of Complacent opti voting . ê ir w;itf thinking and 297.74 \ oriUng ^ " n T a U n d t-*'*” * C.. and fSare 28.00 For 8Ungi* or tUpe Beds. going to keep inflation out of our mism. /• their \yor wozkl in UMHrWny. There• ■ have been Tedford, Joaeph, m ilk ...... \ Begnlar VaUe $11.59 ■war and poat-war llvfng. ThOy In their prMest the five British many apdeutations as to how Thacker Craig Paper Co., cloths .. \ have operated, efficiently, eo far, correapondei^* are right. No news the vote next' fail is going to be. Tuple X Stores; truck parts ... ^98 o ntw ûnforgettabh* ^had« \ $ ^ 5 Turkington, S. J„ towp service and vital atatiatlea >i. la doing juet that, is better thin news which gives a I*i)lntlng to /NeiV' -^ritaln we 158.43 Underwood BlliqU Flriher Co., adding machine repair 50.40 __,B.uch obstruction might, in the false impression, or whiih at least ahdiihl say it will he veryyheav'y, It seems, fii fact, that hefo .yyaa - U. S. Sanitary Specialties, sprayer . . . . . 4.00 / BOUDOIR CHAIRS .Water Works Engineering, subscription Xedond place, be . poor politice. If tries to/îve it d-’' the beginning of the keen fif-. 3.00 In Beaattfnl Chintz Oovara, ■e ' it is true that some people have If, li/ this battle over! lerest/which would normally be Wood Company. L. T., ic e ___ _.'...... \ 35.49 itegttlH# Valnes 86.95 to $9.95 ■yanner Oil .CumpanX, oil . , . . 1...... * a *>* •***•* concentrated all thgir ira on the cenaoyihip isIn its {iriginslj expMded In a presidential elec- \ 38.85 Nobl*''A..3yestbrook Mfg. Co., badge . . . V 6.30 NOW $4.95 to $7.95 evils and encumbrances of. such backward jMale. it I* gcxVl news! llo * year. _'flie New -Britain election had "S. 'bureaucratic regulation of privata that a ^ to fy of aoine im portance 'other unusua. aspect. Candi- Tfttai -814.W3.71 / ' Regular $44.59 ' livee, It is a fair guest that thb haÛjuat b*en ’w on on another ceii-l'late G w iazda w as already in proc- ‘vast majority of tuk people of rahlp front. . | e.s.s of Induction into the Armv all of its ramification's, and some SOLID MAPLE -this country are reglly grateftili ThI, .o«,. m Cl,. Open Foni|ii> thing Will have to be done. he would almost immediately be Sincerely youni; KNEE HOLE DESKS ’ . X' Oial prices have been kept'-'ôwn, that R im er. D *vlA, after tw o. yearn Willard B. Bogera. joining the service :and leaving his •\ and that -goods have fairly of battling for it, hat finally, won' administration to fend for itself. . ' w i n d ’s Milk Diet - ---- V NOW $39.00 shared. . an actual voice in army and navy As the Quigley ,'ampaigri did not X To the Editor:— FURNITURE FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOME! There rre aojxd leaders in the decisions on the siippreiîon of hesitate to emphasize, thla meant that ih'vse . 'voting for Gwiazda Having failed to fortify my Cragti Victim M aple End Tal>le«f Coffee Tables ■ . " v Republicaii.p4rty who have nour- news. Henqeforlh theater com didn’t really know;- who waa going home ivith other than faucst water The services and Occasional Tables X BEDROOM SUITES IN MAPLE, W.AIM'T OR MAHQ(V>‘”' — AH AL * l" Ished thrToolisb thought that the manders who suppress news are to head their goverpment for the for the week-end," -I - anrTorcad to D ice of Hurts \: by Reduced Price»! Brighten Up Y»ur H«»me for .Spring Wlth^hese ITtusuafl ; way to win the 1944 elecUon is to reqiijied to report their supprea- next two years, and the bept the concluaidn. that my fellow citi Furniture Buy*. , . ' zens in Manchester are "bcara for this rhodern $5.95 up - capitaliac upon what they think aiqn immediately to Washington Gwiazda answer was a wistful prediction that the war might' be punishment.” The odor and taste Watarbury, April 18.—(P)—Joph is popular resentment against for review by a board on which of chlorine in the south-end water O'Brlea, 88, of Waterbuiy, dlad In HUNDREDS o r (wer soon', because the "enemy is '.®v- t thln'ia like the OPA. U M just as arjny and navy officials and Davis cfumbling rapidly.” supply .waa so damnable over the Waterbury hospital ^ ta td a y establishment ar.e Definitely off the *beaten track', y/ OTHER EXCEPTIONAL BUYS! . Never Before., Never Again Such Values well tor the' pa'fty that they aren't himself will sit. The bdard will Despjtu_ the ..vve.akpeas of this week-end. that w* were forced to afternoon, and Modleal fcaamlnor YOU’VE GOT TO SEE THEM TO 1 ^ ^ going to carry their theory really position, which might have seemed resort to milk, ginger-ale and coca- Edward H. KlMieJIbaum said hia determine whether the- theater cola. I 'phoned a north-end.real- death was cauaed by injuilaa suf • saucy shade for a daring dress yC. APPRECIATE THEM! -e Into practice and try to crippie disastrous to outside observers, available twenty- k commander waa justified in hia Candidate - Gwia'zda: did pretty dent who told me that while their fered last Dee. 24 when he -was ■s ■/ - the OPA. Doing ao, they might suppression, an.d, if M finds the well. It is true that âyor Quig water waa not aa obnoxioua from knockad dowa by a truck at a chlorine, it continues to remind RED LILAC is the season's neotest trick in Xntar the Novemlier campaign in contrary, order the news released. ley won his eighth term with a street intersection. four hours a day tJs* asidst of a trend of rising plurality four time* aa handsome one of the mud river. Gordon Niohol, . 87, of Middle- This is. as it should be; Davis was It la no longer -n . question 'of bury, the driver, waa aarved with Lipstick... Miss Denney hot Offonged . LESSNER’S prices and riaing living costa for as that with which he made hia whfither the water qupply la in- olriginally put in his, job not to be third- comeback two years ago. a eoroqer’s'warrant last evening B^ch they would be reaponaiblc. jurioua to health. Every doctor in. copy boy for news the army and But Gwiazda atill ran-strongly In' and relatuad in ik.OOtTball pending tv H there hae been one thing Manchester urges a liberal con-. completion of -an InqueaL a complete Make-Up in.this new 4 nayy decided to release, but to comparison'" with other candidates aumption of water. PrasumnMy the SEBVINfl !irOB 10 YEARS wUch. baa. mad* aenaibis RepubU- give the news point of view in otheT* alectlons. The vote be re purpose of this la to flush the hu- I ' I can policy ia thla matter a reU- ceived was, in fact, greater than naan system. I know of no one who i . ■ . . shade— of our Cosmetic Counter. voice In decisions on news policy. the vote writh which Quigley wae tively aaay matter, It U.the spirit wants to fluah hla:Syat*m with the He flnailyr haa that voice and vote victof in 1942. Which is a lot pt YMCA Notes ■: AT ^ taehBiqu* efiU .which CbasUr water being supplied throughout ,142 EAST CENTER STREET so far aa the military side o f' af. votes to get As candidate for ab our Town, t ahMl .aseertnU from BoarUa haa flilad hie WaMtlngton fairs if concerned. To complete sentee mayor. . the State Board of Health whether , TaalgM I jeX Ha baa not bean afraid to this la a health matter, and if it is ' d:!5—Dinner—Rotary, Club. PHONE 3196 DAY OR NIGHT his statu* aa it should be, he '- - Shoes Trap Thieves 8:30*8:80— BaaketbaU — Boya CORNER COOPER ' STREET adiait tha OPA'e weak point*, nor not, I- am certain it la a matter for 45 WEST CENTER STREET should also he honored as , new; N ew York ^ (Afi — DetecUva the Public UtlUtlM CommlMion. Clubs. Club masUnga. alow ta eerrset tham, and ^ .policy adviser to the State de Charles Dawner entered a pool Failure of either hoffylo net leaves 7:00i-8 ff)6—tosdng-Boys. LADY ATTENDANT ' continual trend of hia admtniatra- partment and to such diplomatic room, corralled- 30. cue-wlelders but one alternative—an appeal to ' 7:30-w H a a t ^ — Volunteer tion haa- toward common and. said: “Take' off your ahoea.” -the next session of th* Qeneral Aa; Nurses' Aldih. conferences aa ' the future may After examining the footwear, he aemllW to order this oonditlon cor- 8:00-11:00—Badminton group. N.' aenac. - rûcUoa o f unaaceaaary bold, Ha should, for instance, rep arrfsted five yontha’ on charges of n etad Thoae of us who have in OPEN rad tape; suid'Cloaeri mere amloa- resent the Interests of the AmerU breuclng into a Madison avenue veatlgated, including doctors, - India produeas nearly 80 per store and stealing 100 pairs of hta ralatlenehipa with those aa- «aji,press at any new Teheran. know that this. 1* definitely cent of the items required for her S 73 MAIN SIRSBC shoes. health matter, if considered from war supply. . , -1 :v-- \'-. '/ !-«• A. '.y- J. -51. -! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAT, APRIL 18, 1944 , . . . U' , , . IkCT mci MANUHL^TElf'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. liONN.,' TUlSSUAY, APRIL ISi Itf office of top United Daetrleal. . . dhv and night froln Bogia, above Berlin Target Radio and Machine Workers Greek Mow Madhiic to Wftdkc island, west Of Trial R^^med Little Cirlii Tornado Victims (CIO)' local said all officials au luyu y 9 ■ n < •' f * ’ \V I M i —1280 me Taxes Hollandia. hitting enemy air thorized to speak for toe union tVUBO—1360 wNBo-iiio •oit’s Okeh dromes, gun positions, warehouses For Bombers; were engaged in a conference at Value D ro^ (y s n a d io Mack ■and shippihgxTwo coastal vessels Despite? FWt toe plant and unavailable. insteni War Tlnie itelferm Ready .were destroyedi'OTe at Varpmo and The slow-down, if one was In WithHiffffins, another west of Alfape. Coast Raided operation, apparently waa intend z Barly reports said more than One Missii^g ed to demonstrate the argument Runaway Inflation in 4:00—WTl' Backstago,.Wlfe; .7;45—WTHT — KnlghU ot Co- 200 tons of explosives were drop of those who walked out last week WDRG Brtadway Matinrt; | lumbua; WNBC.— Carson Rob York 7 iEictrafeôn Is ped in Sunday’s raid on Hpllandla. (Continued Fron Pnge One) that new piecework rates institut Unhappy Country Dis^ News;/WNBGÔzark Ramblers. Inson Goal S^t5i»t bybv » but officers at headquarters said (OShtlnued from Page One) ed April to were too low. A work by Nazi Paper* 4:15-^WT1C — Stella Dallas; 8:00— WTIC -r Johnny Presents; they believed final reporU would V ' ■ ------city, is on the route of the Orient er who faljs to ihakc the ba«e rate WNBCJ'—Parade of Stars. WDRC — Big Town; WTHT— Tigers’ Pitemng and f^ ijead en in New show much more, to add to the ’K-- ue«f absence would have on the' Express main line through toe receives a guaranteed hourly 4;20-rW’TIC —1 Lorenzo Jones. War Garden Forum; WNRO— trial. Lisbon, AprU 1«—W»)—A pair ason 'sijo tons which have plastered the Balkans to toe Dardanelles. wage! m Ad Liner; WNBC — Paul Nellson. Catching GoodY^riglit bahe in the accelerated punches ' ' Attorneys sought tod^y to have of snoes in Greece today costs fS Waahlnjton, April 18.— — evidence against their cllentsgith- Workers Fleeing J oImi News. 8.15—WTHT — Fulton Oursler; ^vpsIiileM" •xUracUon of income d e liv ^ d since April 1., 20.000. 000.drachmas, a German d:ifi_W TIC Young Widder WNBC—Lum and Abner. SpotZTrout — TNênty The Mllcd toll of enemy planes er suppressed or made av^htDle to A Stockholm dispatch-- quoted KM w u the goal set by Hoiuie them in the defense. Justice Rich advlce.s from Switzerland iu say Hospital 'Notes newspaper sayf In discussing toe ^ Brown; WDRC^Parade of Stars 8:30—wnc — A Date with Judy: Game Winner, Gate of 125,000 I^Racal laadera today aa they launch- on the ground and in the afr at runaway inflation in that unhappy 6:00—W nc — When i Girl Mar- WDRC — Judy Canova Show; Hollandia haa been heavy, And no er over*ruled all IPotTons. ing that Romanian railroad and- ries; WDRC—News; Ad Liner; pected 'to Watch Ei^jhi r a a lagialation dealgncd to relieve oll field workers wer^ fieeing toeir Admitted yesterday/ Robert country. /News; WTHT — Newa; Castles Interception wha encount5>t^,ed aloft Thirty were' called when the In the eai'ly thirties toe drach ^ WTHT—News; Music; WNBC in the Air; WNBC — Duffy’s By Harry Grayson f jMk000,000 peraona from the Job of Sunday. Fliers repprted-that evan case wM ^^ûed in Federal dls- Jobs by the hundreds as a result Lawton, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Scheduled Games r^ $1,000 ball of Edward -cent of Its population was said to Tocher.s, 91 Cho^^tnnt street; Mrs. drachmas then were equlysHint to lîSrift of the simplification meas- a $6 pair of shoes. WDRC— 'News; Baseball WNBC—Famous Jury Trials. body on the traditionally poWerful that northern baseball training is dent of/ ;he Borough Oouneli. \ S Dutch Timor, ;t00 miles northwest James Smylhe, of New York, the have been evacuated. Rose G. F e n ^ , 413 Middle’Turtt- Scores — Jack Stevens; Musical 9:15—Music. all oveKbut the groaning- it can Senior League. '-lire, whch also is oalculatcd to of Australia,' with 23 tons .of plke Blast; ^ s s Ethel Wartley, 89 the present stage of inflation in Detroit club with s suggestion of / missing one. and the Federal Bu- The Germans have thrown a cor Greece can be obtahred by imagJ* Interlude; WNBC—Jack Arm 9:30—wnc — Fibber McGee and batting punch. be reporwji that they ^d- spring Oi^ inute Sports Page aake the March 15 headache less bombs. Fighter planes destroyed S-eau of Investigation set out to don of troops aro\ind toe Ploesti Wells street; Mis.s Anne Kowaly- strong. ,~Mvere for the 1.0,000,000 other pcr- three JapsCnese coastal vessels, and Ining an Am.erlcan/who formerly Molly: WDRC — Report to toe Modified military requirei^fents tigtntog In toe South of''Russia this 'he Cubs have awarded a paid By Ted Meier finSi^hlm. oil work.s and have forbidden shyn, Stfdford Springs; Mrs. Mar 6:45—IVTlC — Front Page Farr Nation; WTHT— American Fo jieaii'.. .A Moscow dispatch states: holarshlp at a))y Colorado State | , sona who still would have to file damageo t-wo' more in attacka off (X ^ h n Rogge, splfclal as.sistaut Workers to leaVe even when off garet Foley, 05 M ather street; paid $6 for shpgir being required rell; WDRC—American Women; aire expected to save both, aK New York, April. 18.—jJPj—For3( ’ M tum s,' Roti island, aouthwest of Timor, to. pay $200,C rum of the Air; WNBC — Spot though Pinky Higgins, crowding '“Prominent Soviet masters of; 'college or university, with no better or for 'worse the major J' to the.^ attorney generftl. tpld re duty, it was said. Attacks on Malcom Barlow, 101 Brookfield WTHT — Superman; WNBC — light Bands: Story Teller. 8*port renewed aii.Old Bl adltlon M strings attached, to the kid select Win Realse Withholding Splomons-baaed bombers and porters th^ prosecution, I would the rail centeVs have hampered street. • » Other ^rreilt Prices Captain Midnight. 35, has passed pre-induction ex baseball leagues* open their' third ■ Beginning next Jan. 1, if the bill rhters hit airdromes and supply Other euwnt prices In Greece 10;00--WTIC—Bob Hope; WDRC amination.. Rudy York, 30, is 1-A, gathering in toe'9lack Sea cogst ed as the outstanding player in wartime season torlay—a can wait unti* a'ay envelppe.s • phd case or a severanefe (sfeparate trial special troops for repairs. Miss Lcola Veitch, Rockville; Headlines; WDRC—Edwin C. bp A. toothless ’Tigyt'B have' depend al- chetks the full tax Jl^ ility Liberator heavy bombers from razor blade, 50,000; a shirt, Hill; WTHT — War Gardens; ih^st entliielj’ on how long they auhny)and warm and1 roSes al- and is said to be pretty good for a If the weatherman is kind, soma.'; the Solomons patrolling to Truk, Inter) for Sinythe. London enjoyed Its fourth raid- Alexander Maas^, 54 Hudson 10:30—WTIC — Red Skelton; re a d j^ a re to fliH bloom.”[>.” ... . ./'The'-/The' 15-year-old. .. .Bob Geascy, Tera- raons earning, up, t^S.OOO street: Richard, Kreysig. Andover" 8,po0,000: two pounds of potatoee, Concert Hour; WNBC —Sports; cahxhold together this infield. 125,000 persons arc expected t^''‘ ’for Japanese base,In the Caroline is Overrules Delaying Moti' free night and a German plane WDRCi —' Congress Speaks; . aten -goef 'X on to,say to.aay that that parr- parr* pie U. publlcitor, has'just learned witne.ss the eight scheduled ganiM anmiany. x At the opening session Ju which ventured over toe south Mrs. 'Jlulia'9Home run hitter Left Holding Bag A’s, and then being. shipped to in Rudy York, InsM have been (raintqg aj Sukhumi... clo.se competition, the season total-: od.ft>r the 20.000,000 o Islands in the atoll, causing explo Chicago, described, as organizer of Sponsors of the proposed Civic Death; T(ây, Jo^ph Hender •The article fails to mention that WNBC—Let- Yourseli Go. 11:30—wnc — Polish Orchestra; Florida papers plsaseôte. Service Dept. attcnilance for both circuita will; sions anfl fires. the National Uberty party; Ger son. 152 Birth Street. 7 :15—WTIC — News; WDRC — WDRC — Romance: WTHT — Louisville,' isn’t .much 1^ the the. Music Association here will meet this fantastic inflation—similar to way of recommendation. . \ The Camp Davis. N. C.. football exceed the 7,714.636 of a year ago. * ijrjje VÂya and Means codMUittee ard WUhelm Kunze of New York tonight at eight o’clock In toe . Birth: ^sterdsty, a son to Mr. Germany’s in 1923—makes, it easy , John Nesbit—Passing Parade; Music. ^ A Raokla A Day \ team, which liad trouble scheduling and perhaps toe 8,874.755 of 1942^ ahprdved Uie principles of the^l*" said by the Justice department panics remained,on strike over'tlie and MrX G eo t^ Therrien, Drive WTHT—Memory Lane. 11:45^—WNBC — Chez Paree Or Joe Hoover, who played ..sh'orl- fnvation'njl Kurile alleged, failure Of toe companies Chamber of Commerce office. for foreigners to finish paying for alop in 1943, did not report, awaits Gene Mauch, Dodgers’ sbVtstop: -gamea'last fall, already has heard f'harnps'Meet Red Sox ’March 17^wd since then a r - l)« leader of the OrmanÂmeân P, Stiver Lane Homes. 7:30—WTIC — Ronald Colman chestra ;vNews. He's only 18. years old anff\ . hap from eleven Outstanding service The worid champion New Yortf*; tax experU n«s worked out Bund after 1939, and Oeorgpf Syl Bombers Hit to comply' with a .War Labor properties in which they made too 12:00—WTI<3—News; Fight from induction. ^ Five 4-F Infieldep^ Island Chaih^JjOoms Four new cases of sc^f^let fever, first installment a few years ago. Show; WDRC—Arnerican Mel played fewer than 50 gkm ei\ o{ teams. Lifting the ‘25TmtIe travel Yankees 'open on the road againsP/ Is, which w ^ submitted vester Vlereck, New York/author Board order of last March to in ody Hour: WTHT-IArthur Hale; Hartford. Auditorium; News; Don Heffner finally gets a full I'Mtriction may 'have had some the Boston Red Sox white toe St.'*' Washington, ApriY-^S—(Uon ( vff|(pn of a part of the--.Japane8e years for failure to register as a Nazis’ Balkan 1943. and one new case of measles are Germans—and toe Greeks who replacements are shoddy. Joe K u ^ island chain reaohi reported from Manchester In this âlcottvilie sold them lands, factories, or busi —^------'rt- Bolster the Brdyns reason Leo Durocher tried e come ng groups at Keesler Field, Miss., champs, entertain, the Pittabuiglg'^' jilnn), hoinamlttee Republican Ijmd- German agent. All/dre charged Joseph Kramer, treasurer Of the Wood, extra hand last summer,’ is ffqye cooked up a game that com Pirates at home, but the Washings’./ from the enemy homeland National Transportation .(Com wêek's State Health department nesses in 1941 or earlier are left back but is A-1,. Red Zorum play back at second and put Dixie ar. predlctMNfhe Houje woUW ap with seditious coiytpiracy agaln.st Supply Lmes Welker on third temporarily was bine* basketball, soccer and fpot- ton Seimtors. as usual, wlU puff? expect^. Secretary of the United SUt pany. inc., McKinley avenue, and bulletin. marriage of Mtss Edith Ar- holding the bag—a bag full of ed shortstop at Fort Riley, Kan,, brother of GUs, Is toe splttin’ prove the bill >f^thln th r^'sK ek s Knox saidstoday. Wilson, daughter of Mrs, virtually'worthless currency. Lionel Barryntbre'Is Now IButi^^cr Sfwell Sports to supply toe steadying, influence ball.''x They call it significant oh thelnost glamorous Inaugurtf f M d CSialrman area chairman of toe Fairfield before the Army gave him a medi image of the Giant. Almost ev- ly, “Murder.” ... . Ens. Cffjarlie ■spcctacle. Asked a 'ilews conference (rontlnu^from. Page tme) county trucking companiea, said The Mothers’ Circle of St. Ger^ aude Ellis Wilson, of Wapping, Dispatches Sent by German cor- cal discharKe. The result is that everybody considers him aa fine a that would help Mzuch live up to the Senate Flnance^^mrnlttee es One of ' Best Iiiher hlY\early promise...... He must be O'Rourke, former Chicago . Bears With Pre.sident Roosevelt aw ay -^ I timated that about^llhxmore days êther it WlM likely that the 6 ig R ^ Armies that the situation this morning is ard will meet tomorrow evening to Harry Leslie Welles, son of Mrs,- respondenU in Athens frankly de A1 Unaer is being converted from prospect as, Gus was at his age. United Statesôuld attempt to Mary Welles of- South Windsor scribe toe situation of the impov Classical Music Writer goo^Ho be worth that much effort quarterback, baa turned up in Ire from the White House on a briRT‘? I-would be requlreôr Sehgte ratl- .rcight yards. Warehouse areas, unchanged from that of yesterday at the home of Mrs; John Oder- a third-string catcher to a reserve Ganleiis în Basehull; In the Arihy last eeaaon, he was vacation, Vice • President W atao# : take^that Islan^ group in the and repair siiopB. Industrial build- took place Saturday at 2 p. m„ at erished population as catastrophlo given a medical discharge from and h ^ b e e n looking, more like a land. where he says he was sur ar Juiietiire; and that there probably would be man, 20 Phelps rpad. inflelder. prised to ' find some - other has assumed the role a t , chief North Pacific. he\Mplled "Some . At Belgrade dir^t hits were nO-,action today until after a'.meet- the Talcottville ..Congregational and coilfused, but seeks to convey Pitching. Catching Good Aged OiitUeld. the paratroopers because of In major lehguer in each,,of Brook ' .Doughton Jiiîid the legislation time. sui^, but- Kôdy knows church. The Rev. Thomas Street New York, April 18.—(/P)—Lio-.The program starts their tenth lyn’s few exhibitions---- Enrolled O'Rourkes. He'd been looking at thrower-outer of the flrat ball, would make nc substgntial change,^ Cf 1 I I reiristered on a warôuse, train ing" to be held by area chairmen The Dorcas- Sewing group of the Impression that it was the On the bright aide, to., bat juries sustained in making a when." officiated at toe double ring cere Italians during their occupation of nel Barrymore of film and micro- year in these characterizations., In toe Army Air Corps and may Notre Dame and Holy Oosa line Bcepe to be 'duplicated by otbeff ] " Bi the burden of any taxpayer. S e v a s to p o l VSOal sheds and the main stiUom Much in the Hotel Bond, Hartford, this Emanuel Lutheran church will not i- i., »» The Pv-iltzer prize winner, ”Our tling Bengals ahoulffobtain con By Harry Grayson- Jump. dignitaries at New York, Phl)ar xThe discussion waX ptompted by, * rolling stock was wreck^. The mony. ■ . . toe country who produced toe \ N'E.A Sports Editor Myron Hayworth, 28, is a broth be called In mid-season-----Gene* ups so long he thought the Irish 1:^ "Nobody will be hurt much or afternoon. meet this Week Thursday as sched The bride w-as dressed in white phone is going on m an extra pi-o- has been selected for. the siderable pitching and the catch were all Rymkuaes, Osmanskia and dclpKla. Cincinnati, St. LnuiOTs theTpcrenslng regulnrlty^-Amer^ aircraft factory at the Rogarski financial mesS..- ing is adequate.. Front linS hurlers Chicago, April 18 — James er of Ray. Tall, rangy, aggres-. once was president of the student iBalped much,” he said. iron bombing raids on IsL (Continued From I^nge One) Unable to Meet Delnunds uled at the Red Cross Production satin with lace trim and carried gram next Saturday afternoon, hour's dramatization to start the boy St Piedmont, Calif., high Krauses. ' \ Boston, Detroit and Chicago.. airfield near Belgrade w a s\ well center. They WJU resume their not in his usual capacity as an NBC series, Arthur Hopkins Pte- are Dizzy Trout, 20-game winner Luther Sewell directs a large ^ sive Red Hayworth / was quite Sharing the limelight with Vie the chnilKW'hich extends fi covered with bombs and bombUtoit Mr. Kramer said that the WLB white roses. She was attended by pitching staff in the uniform of the highly regarded by'most baseball Japanese mainland nbrth who have -flewn night and , day directive expired on April 11 as se\v1ng sessions'- on ’Thursday, hbr sister, Miss E tta Wilson, who actor but as a composer of clas- .sehts, on Wednesday night.'Rop- last trip: the southpaws, tall President Wallace at Washingta lies Cari*y Fight at least five hangars. \ May 4. .> 60 Are Present sical music. ' kina will act as p ro d u ^ in the Harold Newhouser. a great poten St. Louis Browns, but the qiies-|men. who saw him with Toledo, will be 81-year-old Connie Macl^ Russian Kamatdiatka pei^ûla; over. Sevastopol, Ihdlcated _Ltbat did .the regulair contract made by. wore a gown of ice blue and car tion- is . quality. Hia best dealersj,Bob Swift, ob Bob Coleman of toe Boston Braves toughest: welterweighlsNwho' ever day.. some------27,009,- to get a gM« the eastern Marshalls, and the action in toe suburtM, >w e pour position about four miles from tl per cent in some cases, anc. they this town. Mrs. Sowter had a bap- , .League, , but that hardly makes It is a question of how long ■ingi* *------railroad. regular bombings ot the enemy ,py time renewing old acqualn^ cast, ht 9:30 tonight with a little direction of Pablo Marin Hernan tained from toe A's last fall. Will seems to hsveêtaked a claim aa drew on a iglove, decidedNo cele of the Reds'snd X Chicago'^ Oibet' 0 ing machihe-grun fire Army coast. 'es^rejHêd the belief that der The Soroptimlst club will have The following brief stor>- on njote than the normal acclaim. him a mitiiral. ■ outfielders who have been in toe Biick^, Walters' of''Jh* R*ds< • *Nn Material Change” bases in the Gagllnd Island group engineers clearing barb^dV Wire Suffer Sonic Casualties ances and remlnlBClng over past dez. do most of it. Paul R icharc^ is Jakurki, 31, ha.s been around, thick of things as long as Frgnk gsrabler, first ejas*. in deciding brate. ■Willie the Harp ordered a ■ ^ * VhSM wns "no material change man^ was in violation of toe'UJttle a dinner-meeting tomorrow at Benjamin Franklin was handed in back. A third receiver is .dlack 25-pound tiirke.v. The butcher been nominated to oppose Ha including Truk and Ponape. and stone barricades as as The Allieh suffered tome casual to her teacher by a little girl: events. She received many l)eau- but has Keen out of organized Domai't'p, Mike Kreevich and to start Roland Gladii, the hard ' fei the Mtterly contested Kohima He said the Japanese evidently Steel formula as well as a burden 6:30 p. m. at toe Y.M.C-A. There Miller, minor league vetK^n. All hitting French-Canadlan at third weighed the bird with entraiia., Wyse on th* mouild "in a batt wsfsnas aros, 60 miles due north of felled trees and deep mined tri ties In repulsing the raid on one of which the truckers, with rates is much business to be transacted "He was horn In Boston, travel tlful flowers' and other remem ball since 1938, The reason was Gene Moore can perform regu that niay-’dupllcat* last year’s X were "trying their best to get es barring toe way into toe c brances. Everybody p re ^ t W(as Measlei8îll Stale North, South Golf are 4-F. bad habits, which seem to h art larly. If. the game is not, too fast, base against the Gtants in New legs and head, then asked the ;*5phal, the communique said. • their for'ward positions in tpe fixed .on end. wage scales, could not and plans made for attendance at ed to Philadelphia, met a lady on Outlaw For WAkeflcId Brooklyn battler if he wanted it OxQncinnatl triumph. some supplies” into the isolated proper, " Inside the city, toe Axis toe street, she laughed at him-, he served with a portion of the large been Gorrtqlcd through age. Ja- the.ac. venerable gentlemen will ■-York today, ■ Oilaese troops In north Burma bases in the eastern part of the 'erelle area, about four . miles possibly meet.. the New England regional confer birtor Doc Cramer \sAn center field, It'S easy 'to see, however., that dressed. Dizzy Trout to Woefc Bontlnued their advance down the troops were said to have thrown nwto of Cassino. Some of ^ toe ence, Saturday and Sunday, April married her and discovered elec and beautifully decoratbd - Show Iiiercase Touruev Begins kucki. 6-2, and right-handed, take care of themselves with no Pahl ’’Dlxsy’' Trout of Dqtrolf;^ mld-Paclflc Marshalls, biit "with everything they found into the Truck companies affect^ here day cake and other' rtfreshments.nnentsX ¥ 15 after which conrts a sharp drop. has pitched fob- a Houston ship discredit.*’ Other fiychaaera are toe new manager is anxious to de- "Sure thing, give me the woiks,” ilogaung valley in their drive on GeVmian artillery harassing Allied include the NatiortaJ Transporta 29" and 30; tricity.” Jimmy Outlaw' replaces slugging! said Fltz. The operation finished, is the onto 20-gam* winning Blyttkylna. main Japanese base, out much success.” From ito to streets. tr«)(>pi!fn.Ua«sino is located behind yard team and was in the Army Harold Epps, Milton Byrnes and 'velop what has been so woefully ten barges a day are belhA sunk tion company, Adley'1Cxpre.ss com Dick Wakefield. The current Allen Zarilla. lacking in the Braves in the pa.st the butcher was about to wrap the er of 1943stioi^sted to work ibrclng an entry Into the Japanese Adds to Ftwra. of Romanians TercllX t''* opposing Armies Mrs. TbOfhas J. Lewie of East last sca.son. looks like a major opening di^r. Some 22,000 are as they attempt to run'supplies Meanwhile, toe Red Air Force’s pany, the White LineS'.and Lom ‘ Hartford. , April ' .is—i/V)—The Pineburst, N. C., April 18—[IP)— choice for right field is Don Ross, league veteran. He has good Luke Sewell. An/^ôpttnlistic few seasons—rnaraely one or two purchase when Willie grabbed the String point of Warazup, which ^ watch i^chSither wa?dly in that Middle 'n i ^ l k e will leave for handy man. Other retrievers are pected at BnggsXStadlum in S9 miles northwest of Mogaung* into thebases,” the |favy secre heavy blows at toe Romanian rugged nibuntalnÔTCtOr. bard Bros. State Health department.'shid to ■The opening round of the 42nd stuff, appears to have courage, cuss, believes that >r his p(tc)ung lads who can hit that long ball. bbid and put it back on the scales. tary said. New York tomorrow morning to Charttiy Metro and 38-ycar-oJd may be a pleasant surprise. amounts to anything at all the Some of the camp followers arc It weighed only 20 pounds. troit to watch hlm''toll against too . Allied aviation continued to Damublan port of Galatl Sunday It was owclosetj;’ meanwhile, stteiur the sessions of the Contl- day in its weekly report that toer^ Annual North and, .V, South Women's St. Louis B row ns\\, Barass and bomb enemy air fiejds, night was reported to have left Annual Spring Rummcige Sale Quick Hostetler.' picked up as a West, a southpaw, bagged- eight, Browns can finish well up in the dismayed in that M’sieu GIsdu has "What’s this?” demanded Filz, that some AiHed patvpls had made No Move to End nenjM Congress of the Daughters were 612 cases of measles in .Con Golf Championship today sent not been seen functioning at third "You charged me for 25 pounds!” Hank Borowy, iitatfad of Spud:' inataUationB and conewtrotions 'many fires and much destruction deep penetrations west of the Marjorie Row of Anniston, Ala., free agent. dropped 16 for Memphis, yet led first division. •\ o|/the American Revolution at the necticut during the pastweek chpi- Holding .the Tigers should be the Southern Association'in .strike- bpae at any time during the. train The butcher explained the loss Chandler, is listed tOi pitch foK;;' throughout the Burma/sres. Fpr to the big sprawling, port, adding Sangro river in vhe Jenfrql sector Styke Planned jKotel Commodore. Mrs. Lewie .is again.st Mrs. 'W. G." Boggs''* of ing season.. . . Del Bi.sonnette; the Yanks against to* "'*■* the second time in .'Three days to toe fears of toe Romanians who Thursdays Apfii 20, 9:30 on pared with the 400 new cases r ^ ThqVnburg, Pa., and MargSret a cinch, even for the kind of op ntits. P o tte r has been ill, but of weight, but the fiery Irishman of the front wltnqut contacting Waterbury, April’ 18.—HiP) a ln g delegate to the Daughters position around today. however, 4* authority tor the wa.s far from, appeased. wMIe southpaw. Max sAmeticen long-rahge fighters Obituary ars well aware that ohe Red Army Germans. ported for the weOk before. •puhther of Memphis, -Tenn., Luke Se'.vell believes he will have List 7? JRuniiersi,. stead of big Mort Coop atruck at the Japanese air field at Union officials in this city of American Colonists meeting All that will keep them out of a fine season. statement tost Roland handled "The next time. I buy a toikey,” if gathering on the Bassarabian Shmving Intense ^qspiclon jCntly planned no move t ^turdsjf at the same hotel. New Haven again led ail Con against Peggie Kirk of Cleveland. that assignment in the Quebec toe the slab for the Heho, cehtwrt Murma. destroying plains west. of Odessa for the Store J 013 Main Street ^ necticut towns and 'Cities with 153 toe cellar, is the Athletics’ option Manciisn .-\nd Hayworth■I . he boomed, picking up the pack Allied acUvltles in >toe lower M)d toe work stoppage ^ dh b«- o.'\- lil'B.A.A. Marathon league a couple of seasons ago. age, "sell It to me ringside!" against Pittsburgh. Rip aome 17 fightfers and damaging shortest rou^te to Bucharest. Garigiiano river sector oMke main new cases reported during the past mW Row and Miss Gunther tied on it. Kramer h;p a grand oppoiloriXh- whb won 21 games for th« two in the air. Deaths gan Sunday night and oi The regular meeting of Ander- MBMORlAjL/HOSPITAL WOMEN’S AUXILIARY ity to stari , Di.schai'ged boy ' the John Qjulhn the Braves’ sec A soviet communique said dast front, the Germans laid nw e than Crowe A Co., and L orârd B: son-Shea PoBUiipiS wd)! be held to week, but Stamford was ■ a close for nredal honors .yesterday with retary, confirpis toe report with . “ - ' - r t - - with bis tantalizing alow The corwnunlqu# disclosed that last night that from 1,600 to 2,000 400 rounds of artillery firk and second with 140. Milford, in toe 76‘s'M rt.' Boggs-and . Mias -Kirk' Navy, he 'w as shipped to Toledo Boston, April 18—OP)— Receipt three'd^s ago American heavy John J. Hendenoa Co., said they were unable to night at toe Arfity and Navy club rments. Good Fur Goat. .W'ooF Twilight League because he had been out of base the information that Gladu ha* year, has been supplanted Germans w*re kfiled bn toe main additional mortar fire on the'Min' WWe V jir i^ of U»qd Gs NeW Haven area, waa third with qualified V ito ^ ’s. of last minute entries brought the Last Night's Fighit I'bokie, Elwin Roe. hainh*?8 attacked Japanese ship- John Joseph Henderson, of 152 any action as they/have not yet at 8:15. . - ’ Making. Household Furnish- .85,-but Halnden and North Haven, ball for more toan a year. Joining field in toe 48th annual Boston played more often at third base Bfrch street, died this moriilhg at land in a fight for extension of turno ares. On Sunday night tlvy' been approacheu by officerôf the and Silk Sfraps for Stosr Other 'pairings and qualifying than any other spot during his In other games ' toe Bf plnj^t Port Blair in the strategi- toe Russian bridgehead on the had thrown up flares to lllumlnw much closer New Haven suburbs, scores: ..''x Managers to Meet the Mudhons in early Augu.st, he A. A. Patriot’s Day marathon to "y Important Andaman islands toe Memorial hospital after six truck drivers’ âl. / Henry Schuetz, known, to many Ings, Etc. / bagged eight games while losing baseball career. Dodgers play the Phillies at weeks’ illness. Born In Ireland he west bank of the .pnestr river in toe landscape every 1.5 minutes reported only six each, and no new Mrs. Albert\Beckel, Englewood. 77 today, with at least four more adelphia, the Boston Braves , at the coast of Burma, .acortng io statement has yet/Men made as "Uncle Hemy” reacheide, emplo^ês at toe or West Haven. clair, N. J., \(87).; Jane Crum, be the out.=ianding»pitcher of the Maine men who have Indicated and destrojing one enemy fighter for the past 23 years. Prior to his saying'union officers law, Mn. Oscar Schuetz, WUh One hundred and six scarlet three weeks Sway, all of toe man American Association. One was a of the incumbents can come up 135 1-2, Trenton. N. J., knocked land- Indians at Chicago, .WhltOiJ'! illness, he was employed as a- miles northeast of bombed Galati. fire and grenadea. Orangeburg, 8. C.,'.(82) vs. Betty they in'tend to run in the Hopkin- with an extra-base wallop- now out Mike'Delia, 134, Los Angeles, •Sox. drval fejjrove, the pitcher whsv and damaging two which attempt- An Izveatla correspondent with towm, and. company whom he lives, arranged a pariP » ^ r | fever cases, 26 of them in Hart Abernathy, Pittshurgh, Pa., (85); agers and officials, of' the teams no-hltter. ye wpn and wa.s re ton to Boston grind on Wednesday , ad to intercept chauffeur by, toe Town Depart- in bis honor, an„ he was surroundound- ■ ford, Were reported compared with .seeking a spot in the league are pelled, *2-1. in the playoff. He is that Chuck Workman hnS'' ducked 1. A1 Guido, 134 1-2, New York,, came nearest a no-hittor in 1948,/'' No Mention of Ground Action menL the Black sea fleet reported the offtcisjh explaining they could say Mrs. R. M. Bowles, Garden City, include Sg't. Norman Bright, his sacro-llisc trouble arw is back outpointed. Joe Amico, 136 3-1. i8 expect^ to oppose southpaw. continuoaa sinking ' of transports notlnng^ntll they learned the ed by grandchildren, nieces and 107 the previous week; there were L. I., (87)' vs. Kay Byiive of Rye, invited to attend the meeting to swift, boasts a deceptive curve Presque Isle;, Coxswain Lloyd The Allied communique made no He leaves his wife, Mts. Mai;'^ 9 Truck Firms nephews at his home, 80 Garden low LONG SINCE YOU’VE 68 new cases of lobar pneumonia morrow night -at the West Side and gets the ball over. in the lineup . . . As long as Ro Philadelphia, 8. ■ • Ai Smith,'of toe-Indians. , /mention of ground action on the garet Henderson, a son, Joseph; large and small, speedy landing re^n foh work stoppage, N. Y.. (79): Mary CTay ©.’Connor, Bairstow, USCG, Kennebunkport; land can hold up the defensive end Omaha—Lou Nova.' 207,' 'Van Grove, pitching against th* ' barges, and destroyers and cutters which th e y \’ere able only to guess street. Mrs. Schuetz served h buf compared with, 48 toe week be Durham, N. C., (83) vs. Jean Hop Rec to plan details of the coming Maneu.so and Hayworth give the Bruno Mazzeo, South Portland and Arakan front to the south wjicre his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick fet supper, and all had a Jolly time, fore; 36 new cases . o ^ whooping season, which begins on May 8. . Brownies wcllvknown catching •of his Job. Manager Colenlan won't Nuys, Calif., knocked out Paul New York Yankees, held the;/ ' the British have run Into stiff re Henderaon' of' this town, a sister, ,"in ports along the coast and on Tied Up by Slrik^; at. kins, Cleveland, (86); Katherine Edwin Stiepard, -Gorham. comt In for too. harsh criticism Hartnek, 188, Omaha. 6. Paddy Bronx Bombers hltiess until with 'B Mrs. Elizabeth MacGregor, and a the '■yay t'b Romania.” Storhiovik Mr. Schuetz received tnany useful B t e H T A NEW MATTRESS ? cough compared with and se.v- Fox, Glen Ridge, N. J„ (80) \Vt. At a recent meeting, represen names. Lt. Frank Mancuso. 25, a Late entries include i f P. Can- sistance -.in • their effort to secure ■Timothy. 0 >U)m . secretary-treas en new cases of meningococcus tatives of . eight teams were on. for his gambling gesture. O’Leary, 132, Denver, knocked out two out in the ninth,, Jo* Gordaa'*':'J Akyab peninsula which would brother, James Hendefsoh. He also bombers strafing Sevastopol har urer and busiheX.Sgent of the A. '-gifts and a number t i cards, of \ ; . • ' ■ Mrs. C. R. Harbaugh, vCievelahd, ney. North Medford Club; Dlo- Mik.e Collins, 133, St. Louis,'*. doubled. That gave him a pne*'• leaves several nieces and nephews. bor and raking landing barges De>iy Pay O rd er^ congratulation. meningitis compared with nine last (87); Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page> hand to discuss toe league plans, -•S' medl Martori, Boston; Norman Providence, R. I.—Charkia "Cab be an Invaluable foothold for any F. L. Teamisters’ 'I ^ a l 677, wag. Ndxôu^ iVs so long you’ve forgotten. It could .week; and It is hoped that all those that 6ak Grill Prartire hitter, one of i l ih ’ both m O j^ fnll-sbê campaign for the recon The funeral will be held from his were operating "almost without said to be out of to^s and not ex Chapel HUl. N. C., (77) vs. An Prescott,, Los Angeles, ' Calif.; by” Lewis. 127 1-2, New York, leagues in 1943. '/(v home Friday morning at 8:30 and losses." Loyal Circle of King's Daugh nette Coar, Philadelphia, Pa;. (84). present two witeks ago will Browns’ Star Lloyd Evans', Montreal; Robert knocked out Maurice "Lefty’.’ La- quest ofûrma. (Continued From 6 m ) pected back today.. Fuiymond Gal' ters announces a rummage sale for i’our'pyesent bedding is old and hard and sli^ up agalnvfortlfled with con The coach of the Oak Grill Twi (Tokyo mdio broadgast a Domel from St. James's church at . 9' The writer, Alexander Stepanov, lagher, business agen^was also be thatlalxvoui Fifty women competed in the McCormick, Mabanoy City, Pa ;■ light team has ordered a stiff prac Chance, 131 1-4. Lisbon, Me., 10. dljâtch declaring that the fall of o’clock. Interrhent will he in St; said toe Germans sought to rhove Thursday,. AprU 26 in the lobby a t , N 1.8-hble qualifying round. crete, facts atV^the .Wednesday Etjward J. McCarthy, North Med Walter Lewl.s, 129 1-2. New York, Today’ s Games up, involving' involving " s ^ r a l hundred’ out of towm, the game sogree .sgld, froitlN good night’s sleep! ^raftês^ Families night'Session. This meeting Will tice session for Wednesday eve .ipalctwa. 37 miles northwest of James’s cemetery, ' cattle and pigs from the Crimea drivers, are: Adlyy Exress, Ne'W but "might. be Yn. the offwg” late Center CJhunUi House, with Mrs. keepinging y ford -Club: Uoyd Anderaon.. Bos ning at 5:30 p. m . in preparation stopped Rudy Rivera, 130 1-2, New Buthedaung: was Imminent, ■ It Friends may call at toe home by faur-engYord transport plabea Arvid âburg as chairman of the be caU ^ prtm ptiy for 7:3Q p. m. York. 2. By The .\8Sociated Press Haven; Crowe A Company, this afternoon. May Get Housing Huieo Change* ton; John Harkins, Wlnthrop A. for Sunday’s game. In, case of (Time Is Eastern War Time) . j Identified Palotw a'as an *enemy tonlorrow afternoon sifter 2 two weeks ago. Waterbury; Dunham Express, committee in charge. C.; Roger Napolltano, . Boston; stormy weather or wet grounds, Trenton, N. J.—Tony Schucco, o'clock. "Froblero to Save Owa În ” II. J. Horan, manager for Coast Guard Finds^ One of tXe Rubjecta Jo, be dis 191, Boston, outpointed Henry • National League ■tronghold'-J and declared ^‘Japa V Bprlngfield; Holmes Transporta A' Co., said the whole situs' Carl Kohl us, Boston; Harris B,; toe session will be held Thursday P' nese units which crossed the Mi "Their problem today, however, cussed at totnofrow, night’s meet Roas, USN, Boston,' and John R. night at 5^30 p. m. Week-end prac; Jones, 204. New. York, 10. Joe Pittsburgh at §t. Louis, 3:3iX tion, Worcester; MosKowltz was not changed one lota from . Maintain* Slower Hartford, April 18.— — The ing will be tob, league rules. The riv'er are pressing vapidly north- is to try to save their own skin,” Trucking, Norwich: Lombard in Sound Linney, Lexington. tice seuiona were rained but. Thomas; 190. Brooklyn, knocked Chicago at Cin'clrinati, '3:30. . w^rd tovyar'd the e,nemy position. he added. . Ha said ê. roar of terilay. No more' freight had Federal Pub)lC Housing authority league has functioned for' many out' Sammy. Sangi8,.19’2, Garfield, Brooklyn’- At Philadelphia, 8:1 Funerals Brothers,^Waterbury: Perrett A come in, .trucks remained loaded ‘ Simultaneously , other Japane.se Russian planes over. Crimean Glenney, Manchester: National Rate of Output disclosed today' that 500 dwelling years, ndW(. with capable,and effec-* N. J.. 5. - Boston at New York, 2:30. - hnits are advancing -noithward waterii was illie a choir witb toe in toe com ity’s yard and garage ' (inita in several todal War houring tlve rules, yet It is hecesaary from Baltimore — Curtis Sheppard, American League . Francis A, Stmens 'Trans^rtation. 'Bridgeport; and arid ho attem pt was made to move -Guilford; AprU 18.—(d V ^ tate 188 1-2, Pittsburgh, knovked out Along the Pee river. In an effort low hum Of bombers supplying toe Savin Express. New London. • projects will be opened to families police' reported today that (Joaat time to time to mklto periodic New York at Boston, 3:30. Funeral services for Francis A, them, he said. He estimated 80 HaiMord, April 18. - ^ ^ —Ke- of inductees, with reduced rentsls changes In the regulations and Buddy Walker, 191 l-2,iColumbuB, to stern'the Japanese'advance the Stevens of Farm Drive were held baas and toe high whine o| fight "For a full year,’’ said Mr. Guard, boats had found an Army Philadelphia at Washington, 3:15.41 MCmy hurriedly dispatched a re- ers supplying the tenor. drivers, we re involved and the porta m m a ' source close to the possible In, special hardship cases. rules. Those planning to repre O. , 8. Young Beau Jack. 139, BaltirSt, LouU at Detroit, 3:00. / this afternoon' at two o'clock at Fitzpatrick, "we have complied freight tied up here pjnbably to airplane which plunged Into Long more, outpointed Bobby Briscoll, Infoivement of some 1.000 Punjab .Another correspondent ■ of with every governmental proce labor suction at toe 0>lt Patent . Sumner K. Wiley, r^ o h a l direc Island Sound late yesterday about sent toeir teams should c6)ne pre- Cleveland at (Chicago, 4:00. troops which had been entiienched the W. P. Quish Funeral home. Izvestia said Nomanian captives taled' about 250 tons, ' ihbar of it Fire A rm s\M anufactiiflng Com tor of the FPHA, reached in Bos ,pared to offer constructive’'Idea* 141. Baltimore, 6.-, Rev. James A.jVoung, pastor of dure for settling this wage ejn- consigned to toe Springfield-Hol- a mile off Joehua Point.. It’s getting a little bit/out ofK -Came, the night of the match. Scranton, Pa^ Harold” ’’Janial- A In the .rear , of tjie West African were choklHg toe coastal highway troversy. We have been upheld pany said to^y that employes In ton, said that notice of the plan to A sbort time after the accident for rules changes, if in their Opin season for dart |$ames. 8ut the The Taveii. team arrived at the Games Tomorrow the Church, of tne Nazarene,. offl» behiikl Yeremenko’s troops. The yoke. Mass., and Albany areas. scv6|ra,l piece Nwotk departments provide living accommodations for ion toe existing rules are. not sat- ca ” Smith. 155, Detroit, knocked elated. Mr.' Stevens wsuf for many repeatedly by toe National ’ War authorities at Bradley Field, Wind West Side Tavern dart players, No, 4 quarters. "Where is the dart out Lou Perez, 154. Puerto Rfqo, 3. . .National League prisoners were said to be march Labor board, but It seems toe op who returned to., toeir Jobs yester ■families of men |;oing into the sor Locks, said a plane from there iofactory, or have been operating recently crowned tne 1943-44 West board?" someone askbd. "There Boston at New York. years an accountant of the Na- ing to eficjosiires without guards, day after a wi^-loi^ walkout '-se'ivice, eepecially wh^re their re detrimentally to tlw -league as a Jim O’Brien, 177, New York, Report iN'pir Siicrexiipn tional Fire Insurance company,. erators liave no Intention of com Operations of Four Was missing on a ’’routine train Side'"'Rec Bowling Champs, ssem it is 'onjlhe ,wall.” Nothing was knocked but Stan Chesna, 170, - Chicago at, Cincinnati. sometimes headed by toeir own plying with the ti^rd's orders.” were maintaining^' much slowei* duced incomes made It impoksihle ing operation.” whole in recent years. to be restless with their season’s said for Mverat minutes: as the Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Hartford, and' many of his office colonels. rate of production th u formerly. for them to cOntinuq to live In Wilkbs-Barre, 1. On /Vcip Guinea Coa$t associates attended the service. No - war or other essential mg- Cam ponies Hampered (Joast (3uar4, ^ and other craft laurels and want nothing better playe;:s looked- at the dart board. (Chicago—^Tommy /James. 150, I Other clubs noc ochûled.) Allied Headquarters. Southwest terlgls will be t(ed up, Mr. Fltz. Springfield, Mass., April-lS.—(jr> Ninety-three per emt of too "good housing,” has been aenj to circled the opot' where the. plane than to capture the ...town dart As the Tavern prexy writes later: Chicago, and Johnny Rozina, - ' American League The hearers, all employees of company’s ^proxlroate^y. 11,000 Eddie Btirke Pro Pacific, April 18.— Allied air the company were William C. Patrick said, promising that, "we —MorCi than ' 500.000 pounds of iMal housing authorities. sank in an effort to find the pilot championship for money, marbles "Any resemblance between tjrat 150 1-2, Milwaukee, drew. IQ. Roy New- York at Boston (2)< d ground-forces today reported Viclory Gardens" will make arrangements to have freight had piled up .atiSpringfleld employes were nporM to be on While the acconôdattona must or what have you. piece of wood hanging on No. Lewis, 136 3-4, MunCic. Ind., out Cleveland at Chicago. Evans. Arnold . Hobson, Joseph toe Job, but the repom said over or his body, biit iqiparently Uie CW successes in their offensives Santerson. .Alden Andersom any such materials moved.” today aa a strike of negrly 100 MATTRESSES ■be offsred to such' famUies at the flyer had been trappec in his At Racebrook G. C, V*'wall-and a dart board'was pointed Gene Ward, 146, Chicago, St. Louis at Detroit. 'acainst Japanese bases along* the truck drivers, helpen and plat all production waa /^’spotty” and prevailing rental for 6ie unit, Mr. Aa Jack Dwyer would say— purely coincidental.” Phiiadelphia at Washington. George'W. Perry ..and R^mon Is Club’s Project Btrlke Affects Tenrnlnahi draaticaUy cut In/some depart plane’s cockpit ' 6. .Naw Guinea coast.., Blanco. In Hartford the strike affected form men hampered Uie operations $15.95 to $49.^ WUey said the local authorities state police eaid they believed hop- to it, me lads.” And that is I Holyoke, Mass.—Lenny "Boom . Oen.'Douglas. MacArlhur's com- of fonr transportation companies. ments. A aew mattrese wHI do woaders have been permitted to make adr divers "would 'be ' brought here to New Haven, April 18—(ffb—Ed Just what toe Tavern team hasj Boom" Maiicini, 143, Youngstown, Yacht Baclag Besamss- -r- Interment was in the East cem Ihe Manchester Teacher’s' club terminals of Adley, Holmes, Lom* No company/ officials would die Burke of Naugatuck, brother Anyway, ..toe two teams will play tounlque told of a -hea-vy 'bombing etery. ' bard and National companies, ac . Concerns involved tai the work for your health and comfort. I. AB ShMa. Justments in certain hardship raise the pUne.,- done. Seems they hopped to it to; 0 ., knocked out Joe Lemieux, 143, attack on Hollandia, Dutch New will again , sponsor the Victory stbppage, which started ‘shortly comment on tM reports, and toe of Billy Burke,' former National trim the 8MFD_ Hoas Co._ Na. 4 ! toe s^qnd half of the match Fri- New Bedford, 3-. Leo Dulmalne, New York — New York Ta Garden'prbjecL cording to Harold Galloway, sec Come to bedding headquarters casts. ‘‘Osrtainlyt families whose Open Golf champion, has beemap* Gvinea, where .airdromes, were retary-treasurer of Local 671 after midnight Monday, wrero the. Box Springs in twin nnd tall incomes have been reduced to $80 Injured HlUle BokriUng Train dartmea. six’out ©rten games last 1 ‘‘•Y "‘8ht at the West Side Tav- 140, Worcester, outpointed Herbie Club re-enters raving with an 18 'Memorial Mass Arthur Hutchinson, who auper- ~ 7 ^ ' ' ' / pointed professional' of toe Rabe- mils event on Long Island . MaXted and supply Installations, About 50 men are Involved, he Holmes Transportation, Adley Ex right away and ehodse a really alses, 829.50 hnd $S9JM>. or $100 monthly, as In the case Frlday night to take command of ”fonowera of this game are Davis, 142, New Britain, Conn., 8. tattles and a coastal vessel -were A third anniversary mass Will v^d: these gardens last year press, Dunham Trucking and eomfortaMe' mattress.' roaH brook-‘Country, Club, succeeding-' toe first hsif- ...... of th*. match, . . . home invited," says prexy, ”to witness .Newark, N. J.—Harold Green, July 8. The race Is open to be said tomorrow at 7:30 a; m. at would like to call attention to the said. Bake^^ Ham Sapper With many f a t o ^ being drafted, New London, „ April 18—(dT — James Norval' who resigned two to* final games of this match Fri l i f t blaxing. The raid Sunday No action toward settlement of Crowe A Company, with branches Spirni Coll Springs hi nl| need some dsaisuuice,” Mr.- Wiley Machinist First Class Arnold U and home. lifl.'Brooklyn, outpointed Jpe Ma- with a 82-foot watsrllns * was latast of recent smashing SL James’s church for the repooe Japanese Beetle plague. They are in New Haven, Kartfosd, Bridge and Jest what you want whether months ago after servipg in that day night at toe Taverq and. see tonc, 149 1-2, ’New York, 8. Joe ot the soul of William Humphrey, at present in toe - ground' in toe toe strike was In progreM, go far It’s eotton.. .felt.. .layer felt or Bises. explained. Hendricksqn, 21, remained In serir post for 20 years. toe-presentation of toe dart'cup Blows at t&ia baas. could be lesumed. port and Waterbury. Conn„ and Apron Sale — He was saved from oUpping under will posume his poet in the near pointed Lee Scheirer, 124, Hoken- shop a t XCalhid. SC Pjraa, 8 to 1; Ham, aeaOeped I Joseph smith enjoining the J. V. the train’s wheels Iq) Alexander R. ta tu n ." "Before thf match a scout for No. agsra fif all local and out of towm ^paMquartera repOrtad. It appear- a long tinie, scratching, his head Jduy Manchester stores have Thousands of pounds of war A t Worcester, Mass., Edmi Kozdeba company of Bridgeport Derdzinaki, fireman first class, of 4 cam* to the Tavern, and draw teams.: tntsrsstsd in placing teams dauqua. Pa.. 8. that the Japanese were evacu- and sw^tlng profusely. Finally Boy, manager of the Adley poladees, peas and carrots, cab- Burke was professional at toe Lynn. Mass.—Oscar Lewis, ISS, various preparations for this pur material. Included In from violating the celling pricee the Coast Guard. Hendrickson Meadowbrook Country Club, Ham- ing forth a ruler, proceeded to in tbs ’Twrillght League are invited the area, ofitoerx—as hc .gsva up In despair and rotum- pose and will gladly glva-advlce. toree-quarters ot a miUiOfi .pmil| npoBted 50 tona of hago aaM . leHsh, rolls, eeffea. msasur* our board. ‘ -•— to attend th* masting eff the ’Twrt Newark. N. J-. outpointsd Archl* sdjim waa aa autpoat of the Ing the blank questionnaire to toe lid up, tneluding 43 tons I on new and used eleetrical appll* was treated for skull and 'tsf din, for the pdst four years OAd of frol^t Ued up in tba yards 1— oa atavlagae a o i apple pto. ancee. Violation of the injunction, Injuries at the Lawrence and Me* prior to that, held similar posts at "Half an inch too small.” he Lsagu* officials Wednesday night Goodbss, 132, Hartford. Conn.. 8. Bng bsM wlilcli AlHed aircraft draft board, made this notation on It la estimated that 70 percent four trucking cempaalM hare, still said were scheduled feC ship- T I I - T I t MAIN fTAItT said. ’This board la not regulation. a t th* West Aid* Rec Mark it Johnny Lux, 148, New Bedford, awaited delivery today as the to sub-contractors /on war an OPA spokesman 'said, Would mortal Asoclated hos^tahi anf the Estonians make their Uv- lAtelta sic ; CkUOrea «5e* subject the firm to action for con- then removed to ' the Submarine Club and Itound Hill Country Club There are few players of Vera Then he wont ay ay mumbling to down now and dtm’t fiprget. the : # a n b « I BBaig Pa&gad Uw govt X.OU ia^" fanmhg and dalijdns. neariy IM driven «C tbaae oom- UorUord. 8.. le a p t «C leourt. Base hospital. I, at Greenwich. Stepheoe’ coUWr -la kaiehaU now. hlmssU," Um* of storUiig, 7:30. \

.. . rA '' MANCHEST^^ EVEN IN G âtJ^, flUNCHlE^R. CONN., TUFSDAY, AratL 18. 194^ FAjSfc Kl.KVI Rwmi.s Without Board 59 r - One of the Mrformers had brought them cookery books onc^,\but 1: FOR SALIE— PLAYER piano, very HOLD BVEkYTUINU FOR RENT—ATTRACTIVE large her small'Drother with her, and never could do nothing aritArit... ------good finish, mechgnlsm excellent, furnished room with grill, for Classified as he 'Waa about . - to leave thq Second Old Settler—Too Mtqch ! oven 4 dozen rolls. Tel. 6331. couple. Near Armory. Call 6951. TAKE A W J'H E LADY Sense and teacher asked: fancy work in it, eh? x 1 I Ceaartabt. ttii. ' Teacher—Well, Bobby, did you First Old Settler—You eaid itn- fA H B Y <3 IF YOU AREN’T satisfied with Advertisements WEA gerviee, Ine., enjoy the recital? Every one o’ them rsclpos began FLOOR SAJ4DING Vehicles Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 your present living carters, ckll Life is a theater at which the I take it, are Oiristopber. Colum D e Îttoaa ( Bobby (in all serlousneaa)—Yes. the same way: ‘Take a clean dish SHOP ■ Laying ahu Fihle1i‘hg Mancheeter SOTll. w e have a For Sale > For Rent worst people, often have the be.st bus? Flirtation:. Attention , 'without all 'cept the music. ,i k and that eettled me. J. E. Jensen ONE 1ST. CALF JTEIN heif. FOR SALE —PAIR WOMEN’S The Story: iiL’ Link Belt, "What we were just talking seats. Great Explorer (heartily)—That intention. x while leather sport shoes, rubber large home with a targe sunny Telenhona Manchester 2-0811 er, aUso al.so 2 o'oung cowi^-^vlngv h ^ i v i a g 8 comer room for you. The In To Buy To Sell Amajr Air Cm radlomaa, la la- about. .Voilr horse, Jonea. I take I am! Philanthropist; A , rich charac ■ 'Would you be hsppy at home? It is; going to be a swell Joke quarts mlllâily. BrncsOS^Gow- soles, size 6 1-2 ; worn twice. t o m ^ la 'PrlasB, Yokohama. It you Just had one four-legged The Sunday school teacher was Indian Chief (turning to hia ter who gives it back to ^ e wrong Telephone 2-1081. formal atmosphere and hse'of liv —SatoN 1 Then' learn to amlle once before on the meek when they inherit a dy, Coventry?xT^cl. 8782. ' ing r ^ m and den. gives you a He is frtoai fy wttb^ Pilot Officer real horse. Tbe others yoU just outlining the doJetrine/of-,tum-the- meî)—Ilie Jig is up. We are' dis people. ' . breakfast and tv.'ice after dinner. wagon load Of bond issues. Huusehold Services cl^nce to get outside 4 walls, on ■aldwiux of the RAF, a fellow call horses." dther-cheek: / covered at last! Politeness: The art of mbking 1937 BUICK SEDAN, 4. door, the ■ other fellow think you are Offered I3-A X X Wanted—To Buy bus line, busea every 15 minutes. prti "That’s, right," Link admitted. Teacher—I think/^you all, must G rocer—So counting sheep j Geta Home Just la Time motor has beer overhaufed. Only Poultry and Shpplies 43 These new steel pennies that more Important thaii \you really 15 minutes to Aircraft. Boarders Wanted S9-A "Well, I say that isn’t what understand it now. Johnny, .what Nîdn't put you to sleep laat night? j $41.80 down. Balance weekly or YOUR CURTAIN.S carefully iaun. W a n t e d t o b u y . stove, ranges, makes Americsni act like Amer would you do if d - boy atruck you ? look so much like dimes are very are. FOR SALE -1.50 R H o b fe ISLi^ND Horae Named Jeoee xButcher—No, with lamb chops ^ Senttabluff, Neb.-—/( ib — After monthly. Brunner's. Tel. 5191. dered by Hand. Price reasonable. refrigerators, washers, pianos,' FOR RENT -ROOM, gentlemen COMFORTABLE ROOMS and icans. Maiw nien of many races Johnny—Hovr big a boy? confusing td church collecuon . Ward Healer: A fellow'who can Red Pullets.. Oscar J. Forand, R. at'present price It was a| seven months at White Horse, Yu Open evenings. 91 Main street. Tel. 2-1077. glassware, china, lamps and preferred, 189 Oak street. Inquire quality . meals Also rooms with n . have a honp named Jones, don’t takers, as well aa cutting down get his various precincts to turn kon territory, Frank Fillingham WANTED— RIDERS fi-om south ^F. D. No. 1. Rockville, Oonh. Tel. pleaahre and kept me awake. furniture. T hl Aiuit,in A. Cham upstairs or call 7050. light housekeeping privileges, Baldwin took Link’s wry grin '.you think? Will the ^ntlem an who picked the ' totoi church collection each in more votes for his party’d^ can stepped off the / train here and end to Pratt and Whitney, East 1937 FORD 60. New motor, com 742-23. central. Idea) for couples or glrii Sunday conaidcrably. didates than there are registered Hartfbrd. Second shift. D Group. bers Co. Telephone 5187. for an invitation to ait down. Me .^Link thought about it. Itîcjn’t up the fu r ^ a t on Riverside drive walked into the. d e ^ t Just aa plete overhauled, has gasoline Florists— Nurseries FOR RENT—ON MAIN street, Phone 3989. 14 Arch street last night please return the blonde voters. ExpecL^ the best Telephone 2-1614 or iiiqulre 47 sat down. mkke sense. He,^ grinned. "Tha't'a Prepare'’'fi>r the worst someone called his name. It was heater, equipped with metal pick USED FURNITURE AND Stoves fu.rn)she'd rp^n, suitable for two, sillyXisn’t it? I mean,; this whole that wad in it? No questions ask Soldier (sa he stepped on her his draft board clerk, who was Cottage street. up body on rear. Full price $3'65. FOR SALE CABBAGE plants, Articles for Sale Baldwin added, ” If you're try Take whaKcomes. BROWN German bought, sold and exchanged private home, continuous hot talk U silly.’’ ed. ,/ toes)—Just to think that I prom He who takes things at they checking then . aa they entrained lettuce, broccoli, kohlrabi and ing to get your mind off dinner, P ^ c e feWê dog. Answers to PASSENGt RS WANTED lo Terms and trades. Brunner's. Tel. Highest prices paid.' Jones Furni water. Tel. 6803. , Apartments. Flatd, "I suppMe so." ised my rich aunt never to be a come usually doesn't get very for Denver to take their preinduc 5191. Open evenings. caullfiowcr. Krause's Greenhouse, FOR SALE—SLATE FLAGGING aa I am, I think we’d do it better ^Two old settlers, confirmed Of Gin^jer. Lost in vicinity Royal, In Hartford, Leave 6:15 a. for stepping stones and walks, ture, 31 Oak street Tei. 825i.' T e n e m e n t s / . 6S by talking.” Link tied the bandage and gave O jd T Historical Department glvea dancer. much. tion exsrninatlone. Fillingham, 27, 621 Hartford,Road. Tel. 3700.x FOR RENT—ROOMS, single and e account of the first meeting She (his dancing partner)— baclielo.rs. sat'fn th^-lwck woods. was given time to rush hoine, say o f Bi^fon. R t^ r d . Please Call m. Return 5:00 p, m. Call 2-1254. squares or flecca, 3-4 to inch double beds. Kitchen privileges, Link sat up hopefully. "G ot a it a pat. "I guess we've talked out f o r s a l e — 1936 CHEVROLET, WANTED TO BUY one dr two FOR R^NT— SEOeWD FLOOR tween Ctolumbus and the In Weil, you certainly have kept your The lengthy recital had drawer The Conversation drlfte^from pol hello to his wife and two children *4-10 7-8824.'Reverse Ohaiges. thick, red, green, grey, black, pairs of used rubber flip boots, girls. Phone 2-1651, 237 Center new subject to talk abhut?" all the -concrete subjects like the YOyNG LADT wants transporta Good rubber. Priced to sell. Own flat. Available Mdy 1st Oil burn weather and pdker hands. Noth dians; promise. - to a clo.se. Ice crcani and cake itics and finally got arOimd to and return in time to catch the R oofin g 17 purple, $16.00 per square. Will de size 9. 10 jf IL CW 4998. street. Baldwin shook his head. "Look, ------tion to Hamilton. 7 a. m. to 4:30 er belngx draited. Apply 60 Whit er, hot water./Adultk only. In ing left but fantasy." He gave tl Great Explorer—Is this Ameri- had been , served and the teacher cooking. train to Denver—where he was “No jelly beans again, eh? I’ll ney Road^ (Woodbrldge), Man liver. Inquire 3'/ Charter O ^ . they gave me a clean bandage. aver First Old Settler—I got ode of ; arrepted for the Ai'my. shift, from West Side. Phone FOR RENT—NICELY furnished quire 121 Par* street bandage another pat. "HoyFs Cft 7 '' Captain—Does the horse was bidding the students goodbye. be glad whan this war’s overs’* chester. ROOFING A REPAIR of chim Would you mind?” 3562.' • ______^ R SALE—PRE-WAR Heywood- double room, private home, con that?’’ ., Indian Chief—Yes. kick you, Corporal? neys, valleys, flashings, and gut WA^^Te D TO BVY maple crib "Glad to." Link want to work Corporal—No, sir. But he fre FlOORLAYlKG^ Wakefleld carriage, just like new. tinuous hot Water. Near Cheneys. "It feels fair dlnkum.''. BMdwin Great -Explorer—Are you In WE BUY AND S E I^ all inaês ters. Done expertly and reason w i^ metal spring. Call 5623. on the otheFa injured f(5ot. "Don’t quently kicks the place where I ably by your local roofer. E. V. Reasonable. CaII 7235v 137 Pine. Call 529dx Si/burban for Rent 66 blame me,” he said, "if you de wiggled his foot. 'Thanks'.vfhere’s dian? \ RED RYDER Frepar^ness \ BY FRED HARMAN Scraplnff and\Refinishin|j Automobiles fof* Sale 4 of used cars. Highest!'pricef pdfd. Indian Chief—We are, and you. recently waS at. 1941 Olds corvertlble coupe. Coughlin, Tel. 7707, 390 Wood velop a whinny, out of this. My still women.” Estimates Gladly Glven.\, NEW DEEP FREEZE cabinet, for FOR RENT—ROOM, gentleman PORARENT—4 ROOM tenement Model 66,. 1941 Pontiac sedan, land. ' first,experience waa gotten band “Are there?" said l / n k in an lOd lAUoH. EOT f \ E F p T f-euT 1HE:S(£ 1937 FORD STATION wagon, freezing of meatx, vegetables etc, preferred. Apply at 5'Bank'street bath and electricity, 8 miles unfunny tone. KNOW NEWDVIE05 ‘ I V£KS NENSDlt 194i'Plymouth sedan special de- aging up the hoof of a horse.” IVUlL f\Ni6-Uri C A L L 8 2 5 4 \ equipped with radio, heater, new Phillips, 68 Delmont. Phone 3622. Rockville or call Mrs. .Gribbon 5513. /from Manchester. Not on bus line. "That the same horse, the one "I meari'^vomer as/a subject Of FUNNY BUSINESS TO RO&TRNK) lux* 1940 Olds sedan, 1939 Olds Call 2-0243. M ias , ?8. 3 truck I rii-cap tires. Full Millinery— Dressmaking 19 *■ named Jones?" conversation,” Baldwin explained. :e ?495. Termii and, trades, sedan. Manchester {dotors Sales, FOR SALE—ELECTRIC ' Lejay S Fo r r e n t — r o o m , "Oh, have I Mentioned Jonea?” "They should pnoot ,^you for Brudner 8. TeU 5191. Open sve-512 West Center T buy anythinf and a beauty at only $89.60 down, bal Rockville. April 18—(Special) — buh, East Hartford. ing to pet, but not an article you •vaiTtliing. Afltiqiies — Old JUST ARRIVE^! ance weekly or- monthly. Brun American Lines In»r’ Serving the ■ "'X . . . want tp keep in the house. I think FOR SALE—WOMAN'S bidycle, The public is invited to attend-a he finding states “ Marlene, un- For a moment, Baldwin gritted m m ltnre — Estates — Plumb- ner's. 80 Oakland street. Open Nation. I bound out St them or some also 8 tube Philco radio,, botl^4n meeting sponsored by .the Elling servetl by her father,, who had his teeth 'j^jsssssisr natlop'ôf the . procedUtês, -th ere Carlton Pease jvhere his eibployer a motiOu for default for failure to *’8o I si^pv :e your ideas of the Quotations WE " MERCHANDISE Private Instructions 28 wilL-ae an opportunity fo r ques kept his cattle. plead, was stricken off the dockeL world were wrecked?” " "1 hope you don’t mind— I get ouI'A trailing arbutus vine!” 4 AND .5-ROOM Garden— Farm— Dairy tions. As this is the year 6f Presi "It is the duty of a driver The case, of .Jamea H. Nayior, "They were not. .That's ^ Ci)e /'T h e y arc clotnedîn rags, in PRIVATE TUTORING — School AT LOWEST PRICES Products 50 dential election, it is expected that look and see what is in plain ct al agalnslTHorace S- Mc- point." X fested with lice, are 'ed bread that . • . Buy subjects, speech correction, letter ------— ------:______y' there will he a large -ttendance at view," said the coroner in. hia find,' Knight which was on the aasign- ••Bhl?’------—. can't be eaten, and a watery soup. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH HOUSES writing, English to foreigners, FOR SALE—ASPARAbUS rooti. t/ie meeting this evening by inler- 4ng, "but 1 am satisfied that Mar ment/list, was riot assigned. "Don't you see it?" saidÎ4nk. Weakened by privation and cold, SEE radio. White Studio,^ 709 Main St. $2.00 per hundred, $15.00 e; ted voters. lene waa not ill plain view at the , *pbd Sale Friday "I'had a swell time spending the they are forced to work 11 to 15 rTeSell thousand. Cali Glastonbury/ 3050. The Ellington-Vcmon League of time of the accident and that the The Legion of Mary of St.'Ber- ten thousand dollars. In my miiiri, lioura a day In war factories, A L L E Y O O P Opan Them, Oaaar VrT,T.KAM LIli Louis Brewer. / ' Women Voters announces the fol driver had no opportunity to ob mines and on roads. Jones Furniture Help Wanted—Female 35 nard'a churchxwill sponaor a food 1 mean. It‘’s a good thihg I djdn’t F O R R E N T lowing department chairmen for serve that the child waa in a po sale a t the officKpf the Connecti gst my bands or. IL Ten thndsand — Valentin Sizakim, Russian sol :..euT NOW L t r i • • a Trade the year: Government and Its op sition of danger so that be could GIRL FOR TELEPHONE switch- cut Light and P ow ^ Company on dollars isn't so mdeh money, and dier who esc apod Gerninn Im FiOffarr AU.THAT? 36-.38 Oak Street FOR SALK—POTATOES. $1.75 eration, Miss Gertrude Fuller; gov not avoid striking her.” I k n o \v -vOO board and general typing work. Friday, April 21, starting at two I would have fdund tb^t out. It prisonment. TEL. 2-0927 per bushel. Call 3 ^ 3 . ernment and foreign policy. Miss In the finding the coroner found o’clock.' ^ was a rosy dream.- U remained HDUCff------Tel. 8254 Pernianent position. Apply in per Lois MacFarland and Mrs. E. Fen the child "was put in a position, The world looks to ua, rather REAL son, Rogers Paper Manufacturing To Speak Friday that. And it had bedn so much 257 Hilliard Street , ton Burke: government and eco of danger when she was permitted' Dr. George S. Brookes, p d a ^ than to Britain cr to Russia or any 06., Milt and Oakland streets, nomic; welfare. Miss Josephine fun that I wettt looking fdr an Houselidld Goods 51 to remain U^ttended in the cab of the Union Congregation^ other. A biggfr prie. Even more other country, as the nation most Agent On Premises. Manchester. All hiring in accord Drew: goveiiimont and social wel of the truck Vith the cab door capable' of taking leadership in ance with Area stabilization church, will be the speaker at .the rose-colored. Soirid fun." ESTATE ALL m K FURNITURE fare, Mrs. Richard Graf; govern open leading into the traveled MasaachuseUt Teachers College establishing the' prinriplea of per agreement in effect in the Hart ment and education, Mrs. Oliver "Did that one win for you?" Y ^ Neeu To Furnish highway wide op's))." Tbe coroner for Women on Friday afternoon, ^ x ^ f course not. None of them manent peace. ford area, A^KEAUITFUL HOME Peck; election chairman, Miss found that the death was not — Sen. Harold H. Burton of Ohio. \ W hat U ava' Y ou to Nstalie Ide; wartime service. Miss April 21. havbxcome/tn a winner. Oh, some WILL BUY ANY YOUNG LADY'FOR general office Specially Ensembled caused by the criminal act, omis of them ôt part way, but not far / For Defen'se Workers Kuhniy: legislative, Mrs. Sam Sil- sion or carelessness of EMward Unlesa we Can establish a just ^ O f f e r ? work. Opportunity for advance verherz; publicity, Mrs. Lewis enough.,/toXdlaUlu8ion me." and durable world order, good for /GOOD CerHfled ment. Apply Employhaent Office, ONLY ^ Luginbuhl, or any other person'or Link grinhad at hia own de- —$269— \ Reynolds; membership. Ml.ss Betty persona.// \ ' Britain Curbs all mankind, we ahall not be able Independent Cloak; ^ ^ ch ester, ^ Gessay; nominating, Mrs. Sam Sil- .scriptlon of ha past He liked it. SEED The Best Bargain In Conn. Work Started oureelvea to keep democracy, but A l e x a n d e r REAL ESTATE verherz; librarian. Miss Gladys will drift and drift.,’ as we are X W ANTED- WOMAN to' care Tor All Brand New P'Urnitun Workmen were busy at . the / The race horse Johes, the flea Wiley. Strike Moves drifting now, to one war after an 2 small children while d ^ h e r A-L-B-|).R-T-S Recreation. Center on Monday put bag, had really ' given- him a X POTATOES Rebearul Tonight other, toward dictatorship. JARVIS Fair Prices works. Call 33 Charter Oalj^pfter 43 Allyn St.—Hartford ting In boards . for the cinder permanent lesson in how'^good it / IRISH COBBLERS The Rockville Girls Bugle and (Continued from Page Ooe) — Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fos- Btal Estate and IMartgasres 4 p. m. / ' Phone 6-0358 Drum Corps will hold Its first track. After the completion of tbe is to enjoy hope. It seemed'xto forms, the track will be filled in. dlck of New York. f r e c k l e s a n d Opportunity Kaocka One* BY MERRILL BL068BB 26 Alexander Street SPECIAL THIS WEEK--5 shelf spring rehearsal this evening at Link that he had enjoyed cveiy- HIS FRIENDS Wm. F. Johnson $3:90 WANTED — EXPE^RIENCE 6:30 o'clock at Pulaski Hall on Court Judgment as long as h^doea not incite oth- thing more than some other peo white utility cabinets, 5 fe'et high, erdto follow his'^SmpIe. Buteveh I observe a tendency In com Phone 4112 or 7275 Builder — Real Estate bookkeeper. Call for ap Village street. All members are At the Court of Common Pleas ple after that, GREEN MOUNTAINS point. 17 inches wide, $10.95. Benson's, held in Rockville on Monday the so, ft is regardca a* such a pow ment on Truk to go 'wild in op W e APPREciA-re Bur TWe '■ TTieN I INSIST TWAT P ont aomeR— 1 Telephone 7426 or 4614 urged to bring their instruments. He had enjoyed the .farm, which MINIMUM U s e ■me RUAS ALREADY gave , 71<3 Main street. Youth .Exonerated Town of Tolland was awarded a erful Vexpon as to' ylrtunllj;/ pre timism to an undue degree o< con / MR. SMITH, BUT YOU'RE WANTED—WOMAN or mother vent any but union-or^nized made an overgrown ox of a boy TO Be A BlOOD------' REOUREMeNT YOU VOUR. CH4NCC I $4.00 Coroner Bernard J. Ackerman judgment for $20.01 In Its fore fidence that this makes a sure with child, tq/Bleep in while moth- FOR SALE—CREAM AND black strikes.' Union leadership, has op out of him. At 16, passing for 18, victory in the Pacific. Ultimately IS EICNTREN / Per 100-Pound Sack. of Rockville issued a finding on closure of a tax lien against he got on with a pipeline con- MXfRE XK> . . er works, ^ to 7 a. m. Also .help five burner oil stove with built in Frank Foley et al of Rockville. posed and condemned most of the _ we will get *hat sure vietbry but M JU N O /^ part tlmd with 2 children. Call oven. Perfect condition. Tel. 8137 recent walkouts and jiaa advoca-' stmctlon crew, as laborer,.) but this doesn't provide- the warrant '■ / Discount for 10 or more There were eighteen acres of land they soon fired him unceremoni Warning^ sacks. Best quality avail 3238. / after 6. included which has been appraised ted the iise of-a specially-provided for und/ie optimism. \------— ------conciliation aetnp. ously for prankxtering on the job. —Navy Secretary Frank Knox. F O R S A L E able. ' Same as we plhnt REFRIGERATOR—Would like to Lovely Lingerie! by Joseph A. Koalorek of Stafford ..With the money he'd saved, and 6-Room Colonial House, 'Springs at |4 an acre,, a Abtal of- The Democratic Electors of the ourselves. /Delt> Wimted— Mate 36 exchange .. foot refrigerator for proceeds from the sale of a' sow Nineteen forty-four is going to steam heat, fireplace and ToW-n of Bolton are hereby warned a small table mouîi,p(K) oil burn and pigs, he we^t to a business We also have Garden Wa n t e d -p a r t t i m e janitor. or the o-wners will faâ forecloaiu'e ers and 50,000 water'', heaters in be a ciucidl year on the military 'o^car garage. Located in to meet in Caiicus at the Commu Fertilizer. $2.50 per 100- ocJ leo in Cbiliicothe, Mo. He and domestic front. There must be nity Hall, Bolton Center, on Tues Talcottville Cong. church. Tel. FOR SALE—PIANOS, glassware and forced sale. , dealers’ and ' dlatributots’ stocks vfajked into the business college e Green section. 8977 or 6871. The case of the'American Hard throughout the. United States. unity of piirpoise and action on all S day evening, April 25, at 8 p. m., pound bag. / and china. G. E. clothes drier, intending to -take a banking matters pertauilng to national maple bedset, odd kitchen chairs, course apd become a banker. \: for the following purposes: welfare, and international rela- eop«. tPM rr m h Bwvtef. m e RIC U. » PAY OPT . 7^Rooim Single, steam BAKER FULL TIME- china closet, buffet dining room Waiting to regiater, he sat beside 1. To elect delegates to the' FRANK V. Apply Federar Bake. Shop, 886 tloni^ so we mSy bring abouf the heat, oil burner, fireplace Demorratic State. Congressional.: tables, single bed, Occasional a boy who was enrolling for the kind of eternal peace that will Ik “It’s all so confiisinp-*-! ciin’l liivd training pants or-sleepr Main street. ' chairs, gas stove,- combination ^^pfing Tulip Apr^n and two âr garage. Situ and Senatorial and Probate Cpn-1 telegraphy course, and-• learned accompanied ny a better life. , ers anywhere for liftle'Billie liere, bul she still can buy ventlons. . . | ■ WILLIAMS gas and oil range. Oiambers telegraphers made $140 a month. C. I. O. President Philip Murray, ated op a lot about 90’x200’ Warehouse, Manchester ' Green. morning and aflcrnoon sweaters for*her dog!” on Porter street. 2. To transact any other bu'sl-1 PHONE 79^7 DT5HWASHER WANTED. Apply Beginning bankers made $60. ness proper ’ to come before said i 1632 Tolland/Turnpike Tea Roo:^ 885 Main stredt Open 9 to 5 and 7:30 to 9. TeL Link changed horses right there. WASH TUBBS And No Tunnel BY LESLIE TURNER Caucus. 5187. V $400 He learned to telegraph, and en . In CoYerttry, 4-Room Cot Vincent Krzesickl. Buc|dan4 PERMANENT POSITION open joyed IL TOONERVU.LE FOLKS BY FONTAINE roZ for man with car. excellent CONTINUING btm SALE of B(« LOST THERE'S AM0THeR0Mf,Sl8.» tage, all improvements, in- Chairman Derhdcratie Town Link work .d the usual vacation TDiRTV MIWOTES LA T fff! Committee, Bolton. proposition. Apply Supt. Me 9x12 and 9x10-6 Gold Seal rugs— Iweliiliqto of a beginning telegrapher. A LOT OP vAT W iR A lf Hffltf effOPPW* clnding garage, with about this week ,mly $5.95. Reg. $7,951 A n e f f o r t t o s a y e t h a t s u p e r b y o u n g p i t c h e r o f t h e fiLOOO BE- two acres of land. Dated at Bolton, Conn., this morial Hospital. theqMl Md a Job at Klrksville. Mo;, J J jT - \lW EU BEAT II,IOO-PCBT 18th day of April, 1944. Benson's, 713 Main street. B9RC IMe •'fftAT. MHgM iMi MB ACM Read Herald Advs. WANTED-^HIGH SCHOOL bo> and got it. Kirksvtlle was the TobNERVfLLE “nGBRS PROM THE TAUNTS OP THE CROWP AOr THB for stock room work. F. W. Wool- WINDOW s h a De s-^v e n e t ia n home of osteopathy; Link bid the T0jRM9uer I 400 « 6 T BELOW THt Cottage on Bolton Lake, Job because he wanted to become * ^ MINIMUM NECISSAIty west shore, has a fireplace, worth, Manchester- blinds. Ow|ng to our vary low ON.THEyREi oVarhead, gat our apadal low an osteopathic doetor, ■ He did. 6IVlMd HIM artesian well and garage. If WANTED—AT ONCE twj;o men prlcaa oa . high grada artndow Six years, and he had tils degree. PLASMA you are looking for a cot for rolling and fertilizing laiOnS ahsdea ' dnd Venatian bilnda com Then he practiced a year In Kan MOW tage at Bolton Lake here is /■ and general landscape work. Can pletely Installed. Samplaa furnish- sas City, and enjoyed' it plenty. use part time workers from 8 a. ad. Oxpltdl Window Shade Oo., He did well, too': y,our opportunity as theYe FOR SALE Hia next b o m , naturally; had m..to 12- m. ai.a 1 p. m: to 5 p. m. are very few water -front 241 North Rala jitraat Phone John B. Wolcott & Son.' / .8819. Open aydnUi^ -. " to be the armed forces. The Army cottages for sale. ' st-aan't commidnoning osteopaths S R OOM 'H O U SE ALL-STEEL 'CAn^GES AKe in the Medicid Corps, so Link en 50 Acres o f Land in- Boi- Help Wanted— heral Several ' models 819.50 to tered'the Air Corps via Civilian ton. Electricity runs in Male or Female S7 $39.50. Get youia now! Also a Piloting Training. ^ cau ae he.’d been a telegrapher, front of the property. N^w oil burner continuous hot grand selection of baby cribs WANTED—DISHWABHEai. Also $9.95 up. Uahsnn’S) 718..Main St,< and tbe Air Corps niadly needed experienced waitress. Apply Cen radio Operatoib. they’d made, him Other Listings Available ' water gas heater — Lot 107' by ter Restaurant. t — BLACKOUT SHADES—Be ral^y a radioman. He hadn't minded. OUT OUR WAY BY J, R< WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLi , At the Office. for the new blackout regulationt. He wanted action, and radio wgs ' 42 inch, 89c, 36 Inch 50c. Watklna ■ i 1 1 0 ' . Situations Wanted-^ a Mick way. WE AMSSCO W twe p o l ic e a h - ua\f / See; Brothefs Drapery Shop. ’nie moat rose-colored' spot in YOU seuenAjL \-rUiS TiMe. a K4E\NS'V4AS 4tOLCK-KACl<, CyiSU 1 ’"'I ' Female S8 hia Air Corps carper had been d a n s , MAJOR.*'I YlRiP PPSTATE OiSAPPOitSUNGlYOiy.' \N»W MOST REFINED CAPABLE woman de- that last raid' on Tokyo. 'TMEBE'^^ÔNV t o l a v -the — \NE WERE) AVS LOT 6 & . Stuart J. Wasley Tel. 3381 After 6 P. M. or Maehinkry and Took 52 They'd blown bell out of the Beal EdtaM and Insnranee slrss housework. No heavy clean WAS UL(E MHEN I CORNEREIDNiE EYPECTlMei ^CASTXMTH A \ .. State Theater Building ing. Phone ..3640. USED POTATO planters, spring Hiyudori plane w odu on the out- A 60RE TOOTH LO P A VlATER- TO READ OF W GROUP OF • sklrta o f Toxyb. But their bomber Telephone: 6648 .. 7146 tooth harrows, milking machines, 6U006NLY-STOPS T PROOF SOAP SOU eeibiG/RElNCARNAreO Write Box P, care of Herald. milk coolers, Fordson parts in By Mrs. Aube C a ^ t To obtain complete pattern for caught enough flak to force it R0U.ED OUT \SlMPlE SlkONS? WANTED -r- HOUSEWORK for stock. Dublin Tractor Company, A completely gay dnd appropri-. the Applique’ Tulip Apron (Pat down, two of the ccew killed, and OF AN UPPER! -• e e M A a e f 8568 tern No. 5400) send 16 cents in I adults. Ljlvt in.. 98 Norman SU . Providence' Road, WHllmantlc. 10.20 ate apron to .make for yourself dr the pilot died in Link’a arms after 8E STU S3 A M.Y GORGE G as a flrjt-days-of-apring gift! Use^ coin, plus 1 cent postage, your tha landing. ^<5TORE ANNiNG! MOUNrriNG - Mak^ your nicest lingerie at vivid patchwork pieces for the ap-1 name, address and the pattern Tbay ' buimed the bomber and J TO vKOtpuCO MICKEY FINN pllque’ tulips and your apron will number to Anne CaboL The Man scattered. The Jape caught Link., Z^ro Hour LANK LKUNARO home—use the prettiest flower- I—Ml V- Fa5?7>T sprigged blue, orchid or peach be as colorful as a bed o f spring- chester Evening Herafd, 1150 He didn't know about the others. flowers! Sixth ^venue. New York 19, N. Y. I WISH I WAS AS rayon silk you can find—tie the Hie fact- was that Llhk hajto’t I THftNKSj f J9f SVeW s u e s AS THAI NUieSE trim Uttle breakfast or bed Jacket dnrad Inquire about the other fel In velvet ribbon to match the flow lows on the bomber. He had not -A B O U T THAT OOCTOBJ ers In the matcriaL Makes a love admitted ha was on a bomber DOING AUt HE ly trousseau ;gtft! which had paated Tokyo. There c a n ! Pattern No. 8568 -is in sixes T o Pattern Subscribers was a i;umor around that the Japs 10, 12. 14. 16. 18 and 20. Size 12, ware sheotlng all captured flysra nlghtib, requires 3 1-4 yards of 39- Because o f the tremendous amount of mall being handled by who had bombed Tokyo. Link had inch material; Jacket, 2 yards. tbe pcaUI system these daya, and the anorUge of labor, we ask kept hia mouth shut. , For this attractive pattern, that you be paUent if yout pattern Isn’t delivered as prqnipiiy Itie Jape ha.1 his name and tag aend 15 cents, plus 1 cent for post aa in the padL Tbe seasoti of bgavy pattom orders is now under 'numiMr. That was all he’d told age, In coins, with your name, ad- siray and will continue throogb fllastar, .Tbare are bound to be them. It waa all he was going to dreaa, pattern number and Mwi tn -tell them, too. T h r nuiciM anr evening Herald, delayed becauae of postal oongesUon. Be eare to retola the anm -. Today’s Pattern Service. 1150 her at OH pattst* yoa aadsr.' 'If you haven’t raoeived the pattam Baldwin broke into bis thoughts. Sixth avenue. New Torii 19, N. Y. In a raaaonaMe length of tlma, piaaae ad'riae ua tbe number and ’‘That” aaM Baldirin, *18 not 6P Ready now, the Spring issue of else ordered and we will check your order. what Bfiakas AsiMricans actlike 'O.RWlLiMMaS S O U R F E E T Fashion, just 15C. Complete.. Full Americans." . McMufU SradUsla Is*. UP. MA3TOR=l of brand new wardrobe ideas. "HhT** aaM link, "wk^’s that!" HEROES AnEKVADE-Ncrr BORN -"V,

1PDTEn5DAY| A^HRlC T9f !RPîff AGE T W E LV B Manchester Everting Herald Average Daily Cireolation For the Moatb of Mareh,. ID44 I he Heal her The installation o f officers of Kiwnnis Gives Forecaat ot U, S. Weather Boreai: the E nblcm a u b will take place £x1;ra School GiiP8t Artist''^d Director on Wednesday, April 26. and all 8,706 X About Town Fair tonight and Thondayi membera who are planning to « ------Member of tha Aodli Kiddies Party Aimouncmg ’IW Qprins aUgbti$\cooler 'Tharaday. " Group D of Center ûfdi wom- teiid Iha inatallatlon dinner at the Opened Hture Boiaaa of CbcalatloBa Elks home, must make « » « " » ■ » r , MWs Gertrude Carrier, leader, ■N will meet at tlw/church Wedirts- tloiia' before Saturday, Aprm 22, Manchester— A City of ViUage Charm with Mrs. Thomas Dannaher of Youngsters Quests of \ day evening at T:80, for an liDjW* Community iHall Used Hint biielheee /meeting, to be foi- Bigelow atreet. Gentlemen nre.»l- ab Invited. Mrs. Dannahei would Club Members at Meet (daaidSed AdvartUfais oa Page IS) MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1944 , lowed bv a ebcUd. Each member la For Children iH, New VOL.LXIII.. NO. 170 ( EIGHTEEPkP AG ES) PRICE THREE CENTS to have the names of service lusked to bring « "white elephant. in the immediate families o f West Side Tracts^ / ing. Last Evening. lem Club members. The su - -v/ -T5-* / WUUam McNall, Jr., of A very About 40 children attended the atreet, who recently underwent â t preme orgahiraUon requests. thUThe School Board at Its jneetin^ Victoribtis Russians* Enter Odessa registration, annual kiddies party given- by the major operation at the Hartford last night approved Uje" appoint Manchester Kiwanls club at’ the boapita!, la making aattafactory ~ ri Body Shop iRed Forces Push ment of Miss Ida^Roacnberg of Manchester Y.M.C.A. last night. /^rogreaa. The Selectmen last night ac R ail cepted the recommendation of Tax Wapping as tlje^new teacher at Following the luncheon and the Collector Samuel Nelsoh that tax the school which was opened to short business session o f the club Prof. Albert W u k ^ )n o f the the children enjoyed several'^reela Univeralty of ^necUcut at refunds to servicemen' amounting day in the'eommunity houae In the Through Valleys to $136.93 be made. Bills totaling Sllvei>/tine Homes and the Or- of comic moving pictures. The at- Storra, will be Urf apeaker during ^tendance prize was won by. Harold 127 Spruce St. AtBirphft. . the lecturer’B ^ u r of Mancheater $14 493.71 for the month of March foyd" Village tracts. This waa in ac Orange, tomdrrow'evening in the were ordered paid after a report cordance to a vote taken by the Garrity and the special children’s Blasted by British; of the auditing committee board on March 20 when it was prize waa awarded to Eric Hl>l>*h- Pbone 2-1348 jgaaonic Tw ipie, He will apeak. on thal. < * N ear the VlcUUy garden projecta of lo- given. ___ _ )■' decided that it was beat to open a ypom for younger children In that The children put on a special te l Ortogera, and will be prepared program of musical numbers and Bodies and fenders straightened and painted ,>fo^^8wer any qneationa relating part of the town due to the crowd ’The Mother's Circle dt the Im •r. stunts. Four quarts of ice cream |0''^that Bubject. The buaineae aea- maculate Conception w ill meet to ed oondltiona at the Washington to match the present color of your car. ' [Axis Trodps ‘Resisting \ furnished by ”Tut” Hewitt of the Yanks Hit Geta /£on of the Grange will be held at morrow evening the home of school./^ Sure Nation 110 Manchester Dairy as special Desperately’ as Crack right o’clock. Every member ia Mrs. Raymond// Hagedorp, William Buckley reported last prizes to the best contestants Îso All Kinds of Truclt Painting. requested to be present at that MIsm Erma Rrirkaon Fred E. Werner Glen wood atreyt. night that the nefceaaary school were awarded to the> children as Russian Marines Ap- WonH Face time.^ equipment had been secured and follows: Nancy Elder, Barbara QUALITY WORK 4,480 Tons , of Explo with the announcement by Supt. By the'returns of the associate parenfly on Verge of Airmen Reach I S The Siaterhood of Temple Beth .The Selectmen have act the fol- Johnson, Eric Hotaenthal. The Army, lowlng/datea for making votcra: riling that a teacher had been se membership applications. ■ the , Clai Damages fourth quart was divided between sives, Greatest Weight Bholom will hold its annual spring cured. the board gave its approve! BiS; Bread Pinch MayJune 22; July 20 and Alice Echmalian and Susan Burr. rummage sale Thui-aday, April M and all was ready to start the new Beethoven Glee Club is assured of Ever Dropped in Sin Auguat 24 from 6 to 8 p. m. e.w.t, It was announced thatf the min Safety Under Wins M edal a t nine o’clock in the store at 999 school this morning. "There will a Ihrge audience of music lovers mil of Fall Fourth'Ukraine Af:«by. strel show to be put on for the atreet. Mrs. Nathan Sandals atthc Town Clerk'a office. be about 20 pupils and the school rARICOSE VEIN5?' gle Operation, UsFd in When the local male chorus will benefit of the Klwanis Kiddies Net© Reports from Win heads the com»nittee in will come under the supervision of present its Nineteenth annual con Camp fund will take place at the Moscow, April Nazis’ Noses In Marines Attack During Nightj ge promises Some woolen Mra. Anna Oden of South Wind th'e principal of the Washington . Julia Duhring, of\ 1 7 Strant rWO'WAY STRETCH ^ ter WheM Belt Tell cert on Monday evening. April 24, i .State theater on May 2. Jack San |A Soviet commu'mque said rammmta among other goods. ham, who recently bought a two- School on Cedar street, MIsa Cath street, through her attorney, Ray Fortresses and Liber family houae on Cambridge atreet, erine Shea. ' / at the High School Auditorium. son, manager'of the theater. Is I today that Axij tr^PS werej O f Further Irhprobe- mond A. .lohn.son, filed a cmim for chairman of the program conimit- Tell of Hilarious Week Eta C ^ ter of BeU Sigma Phi with her family, will occupy the 'I’he guest artiat will be,.Mi8a Erma ■ SHfERTEX ’’resisting desperateij^” as A rm ed Services Study ators , Again Assauill New Members Presepr injuries received on Feb. 11, i9;14, tee and promises a worth while ments in Crop Outlook wUl ipw t tonight at eight o’clock place about May 1. The houae The two new members o f the Erickson, well known soprano who Icrack Russian Marines A6\Gue9ts of Undcr- at.the home o f Mrs. Henry Mat- waa owned by Milo D. Wella, who will be accompanied by' Mildred with the Board of Selectmen show. Unusual Case of De- Western Reich Tpday. school board, Mra. Robert H. led through the valleys soutih- • 261 Spruce a t^ e t has bought a amall farm on Match Smith and Frederick.Bogers, both Berglund Abrahamson. rtight. Mrs. Duhring claims that Washington,. April* 19.— (/PI— groitnd After Being serter\^ Who she fell on Main street opposite Re-En- road near Bolton Center. Mr. and named at the meeting of the board The Beethovens will be directed ; ELASTIC HOSIERY least of Sevastopol^ apparen Confidence that the United States London, April 19.— Mra. Wells plan to move to Bol last month, were present at the by Fred E. Werner, who will close I 829 on a coal hole cover and re arm veu tuMnifin taas, nmNmv lly on the verge of joining the Guided to Sweden. listed A/ier Attack. The K.A.F. hurled 4,480 ^ n $ ceived multiple fractures Of her BAKEDBEAN able to avoid rationing of Red Arm y troops who captured Odessa from Ihe Germans march through the streets of the great ton In a few days. Mra. Franklin meeting last nl^ht aa were all hia fifth year aa director of the’’ auuN. M m r.iam iDiism Imain body of the Fourth of explosives, the ,greatest RANGE AND Strong, who makes her homcwlth club. Mr. Werner, who needs no wrist. She cites she claihis dam fiour and other wheat food, Black sea port 'ak residents wave. The Rii.:s&UPPER prodfiSta waa expressed by W ar j from Moscow). . ' weight ever dropped m a sin t o L OIL and X-rays. laault on the big Crimean port. . wore shabby civilian clothes—one move to Bolton alsa ers for the coming year were ap qrganiat "and choir director of Con arriicd acrvicea are studying the gle operation, on Etehch rail The Selectmen referred the Food %d)rihl*tratlon officiala to was in con tinental^ plus fours— proved. The usual increase was cordia Lutheran church. During ^THURS^:j^ APRIL 20 Firing On Ronaanlan AlUea / unusual case of William B. Mur- claim to the. town counsel for le f l R I H U R day aa neWNreporta from the win targets last nijniit, the All James A. Woods granted' to all of the teaching the past summer he attended ’’The Germans are heaping aa when they reached Sweden and This Friday, when the mobile gal aqtion. CENTERÛRCH DRUC «;T0RES i ter wheat beXtold of further Im- phree, a 26-year-old ' youth from Ministry announced today force, / WeatmirtXter Choir achool, under I CHUR I many bbataclea aa they can in tha they had an amazing collection of 381 .Center St. TeL 65W unit of the Hartford Red Crosa provementa inX944 crop pros Unaware Trial Old Hickory, Tetm., who. Arm y To Show Gross Flay the direction of Dr. Finley Wil / Iway of our troops and are blowing Allied Troops while U. S. heavy bombeit blood bank ia in Mancheater, it liamson, which waa held, at Prince Group F .X / pects. Stories .to tell about one hilarious officers' said, went A W O L from Instead of ahowing the salary I up bridges across mounUln were attacking Germany foi will be at South MetHOdlbt church. ton University. latreams,’’ declared the commTOl- ; Government gralh, experts are week as guests of underground All donors are requested to note paid and the additional cost of liv-^ the Arm y and joined the Marines the second time in 24 hours. Send Fire Insurance 6:00 and 6:30 O’Cldelc Ique. It added that Nazi mariune- now expecting a wnrat crop of Of Conspiracy agents who shepherded them to this change and report there In ing bonus, as has been done in the The accompanist ’of Uie choral to win the Navy cross for heroism ing out a t least 5,000 yvarplaaes in- Igunnera were firing on thetC Ro- more thaii , bushels. safety under the very noses o f’ toe stead of at the Episcopal church past, the new contracts merely group will be Mra. Eleanor A. Ben 800 000,0061 Four Raids at Anzid in the Pacific. that 24-hour period, the Allies ^ On Your 65r. X Children 50ck Imanian allies If they showed the Supplementing toe croXwlll be Nazis. ' •• THE SHERIDAN show 4t>* gross pay. Under the nett. who has fjlled that position Murphree’s plight haa reached blasted a new road toward D-day as formerly. Telephone for Reservations: |leaat aign of retreat oi aurrender. a resert’e o f around 300JOQO,000 Due to Start They were three American fliers, rule adopted recently there will be in a capable mdnner for two years. the ears of President Roosevelt A by raining a total of about 8,500 She ia a gradukte of the New Eng 4455 7589 6056 SAVE ON THESE SPRING Oen. Andrei ’ . Yeremenko’s bushels left over from p r^ o u s the only free aurivlvora of a dam presidential aide haa assured one no further need for a contract as Iiiflict Heavy LosscF on ] \ j | y y A s S U r c d tons of bombs on continental ob land* Conservatory with honors in FURNITURE iMarlnea yesterday i^ptured to years. aged Liberator which went down of Mui*phiiec’a benefactqra in Ten RESTAURANT teachers arc now engaged as-.Iohg' jectives. 1932^ A t present, she is organist of Icoeat town o f Baiaklava, acenaôf The WFA- haa said that a croj •lythe Gives Reason Enem y; Patrols and in enemy*occupied territory Easter nessee that consideration vrill be Car Hard Starting? as they are meeting the neceua'ry Rouen Badly, Hit Invites the People of the North Methodist church in And Personal EITects LAWN AND GARDEN I to historic “ohatge of the/light of 750,000,000 bushela would pr Sunday in the American raid on given to hia "outstanding service See Me For Prompt, Expert requirements. town, and studying under J. Thurs FOR 'TOP V A L U E Ibrigade.’' and today one imhi waa vide enough o f the grain for do Absence ' from Artillery Active Along Brunswick. -^Thc pilot was from during .the war.” More than 1,000 British .bomb* We can protect yon for as low \Truck Strike Auto Repair Service Is Asking.Too.Much ton Noe, well known New York or IN A NEW HOME ladvancing along the Balaklava- mestic food and seed require Hampden, N. b., the co-pilot from Remains In Marine Custody era, the heaviest., force ever dis- Manchester To Try Their as $4.50 per $1,000 for S years’ Entire Italian Front. A letter from the selectmen ask ganist and choir director. NEEDS ISevaatopol _ highway, Jeai than ments, normal live stock f ^ l n s Ojieiijiig; No Iiitehtiou (Jlarkaton, Wash., and the radio Meanwhile Murphree, married patched by the r I a .F. against oc ABEL’S SERVICE STA. ing that the achool children help time. cupied territory, launched the 4,* As. the aaaociaW membership See the Ones Being Built By laeven miles from the/^rt proper, and moderate exports. To Y iee Jurisdiction." operator from Brooklyn. just two weeks ago to a hometown Rear — 26 Cooper Stre^ ■tn preparing a list of men and wo Iwhile an')thcr movfd toward to Would Necessitate Imports ,Allied Headquarters,* Na Ta End Soon (The writer was not permitted girl, remains in Marine custody at 480-ton lotid last night. Among 65c liata must be in the hands of the Let me call at yout home ani^ Steel Rqke $1.39 other targets, Rouen was badly men in the service was recetv^. Icity akmg' the Bevaatopol-Yalta However, continuation o f the to name the airman, or Identify the NaahvlUe, Tenn. A W ar depart Full Course Luncheon printer by Thursday morning* all explain detalla or GREENBROOKE ples, April 19.— (A’) —Âllieil hit and the cathedral there was This waa considered by the board former associates who have not 14-Tooth; \ ■road.1 / threatening the base from uae of wheat for more liveatocu Waahlngtoh>^ April 19.—(/P>— country in 'vhich they landed.) ment apokesmaK said conferences Telephone 5440 or 5938 : damaged, the Vichy radio said. as asking too much and while the signed with the'club for the com HOMESv INC. ^ and southeast. feeding than average, for alcoh- ftrought Into Federal District troops yesterday repulsed Possibility o f Service Two Ounpers Killed _ are being held with Navy officiala Another French clty^pf 15,000 was Served 11, A. M. to 2 P. M. school board will assist In every ing concert, are urged to do so im The M a rin a were in right of -ourt under guard. Edward James four raids against one- posi "Two gunners were jcnixi by way possible the cost of the work Taking Hand in Mov declared to be In flames. mediately by conUcting any club Arthur A. Knofla On Walker Street $1.6? evastopol/sa they fought through (Continued on Page' Fourteen) I :;mythe testified today that he tion on the Anzio beachhead, cannon fire o f attacking MB,- (Continued on Page Fourteen) Roofing—Asbestos to be done by the pupils as outlin Lawn Sprinkler The R.A.F. raid waa sandwich member, or mailing their applica "The Fariiiture Fire. ItremendoiM barricades built was absent from the-opening two inflicting heavy losses on . the ing War Materials 1098,"'said the" pilot. "The/Sat of ed in the lette. was considered too For further Information eaU at 3 Arm Revolving. laround eut down and mined trees US bailed .lut, but one— we weren't ed between yesterday's U. 8. Siding and Rock tion to Cart Gustafson, 31 Maple insuranra Alan” Alexander Jarvis Co, office oo days of the trial of himself and much. Mr. Illing waa named to atreet. However, single ticket sales Ithrown across thq,, highway south- enemy, headquarters an sure which one— opened his chute hea-vy attack on Berlin and Luft Center street or at 36 Alexander 29 others on ' charges of seditions In Bridgeport Area. meet with G. H. Waddell, the writ will continue-and will also be sold 875 51A1N STR E E T least o f to* <=l^y> m>nt diapatOh nounced t(xlay. Allied patrols too late, and we learned later four waffe targets, and today's For Wool Insulation Office Open Dally Phones: 4113 or 7276 Union Seeking conspiracy because he did not Truk Defense tress and Liberator assault ' os DO NOT WAIT er of the letter, to explain the at the door. |aaid tpday. others were aptured by the Ger and Thnrs. Evening 7 tp 8 P. M. atreet. Garden Hase -XGoadrich know the trial was In progress. and artillery were^ active Bridgeport, Api-il 19—(iP)— western Germany. Nearly 2,004 Ehepert worimMuialilp. AU work boarh'B petition. Meet Stiff Opposition , FB I agents brought S m y to In along the entire Ralian front, a mans." ' The Ruaalans spanned to 'T c h m - ^There were possibilities today that The co-plot and radioman land bombers and fighters participated A Month gnaruteed. Reasonable Pricea. Hand in Plans to. court and he waa immediately .communique said. With artillerv Ring Airdrome in each of the American opera No obUgaUoB for an estlmnte. 25 Ft. $2.49; 50 Ft. $4.95 Inaya river, t o . dlapatch said, out put on the witness stand, 'The de- de.«)troylng an ammunition dump. the strikê cfl'the drivers of nine ed in a farm ya^, while the pilot Chief to A Henry Mayer, attorney for one northeast (Late Bulletins ot t o OO W ire) row afternoon Chief Samuel G. Justice Eidwaid Elcber sought or 'iermana. We WrtI wo\.ld l#l Mltait aroundAmiino a 34-ton bombing .Sunday noon, PRINCESS stopol’s barimr night and day and the Bell dyatom labor groups, The traffic flowing into Cflsterna, rials Gordon Of the local police depart immediately to arraign Smythe table playing poker and our and ■ the ' force-. of four-engihed veeping the aea lanes to Roma- the’Ûnited Telephone Organiza- im portint hub astride the A p ^ n War Materials Moved Siegel Motion Denied RESTAURANT ; ment; Liberators _ncounter6d neitlier COKE OIL I'ujiced' he and ' four way and a railway feeding Axis "W ar materials ’were, moved Hartford. April 19—(-Pj— Feder Poultiy (ConUnned on Page Pwo) '^^Xmttnued on Page Tw elve) aerial opposition nor anti-aircraft G on er Main and Pearl Streets (Continued on Page .Two) union Iriw^ra, (toartea H/ Persona, forces on the main front came yesterday and we do not expect al Judge J. Joseph Smith toda) - Tel. 5125 fire. Bivouac areas also were hit. ALICE COFRAN Theodora t o ^ a m , Joseph F. Bro from Artena and, Velletri. north of any trouble. There was some denied the mo4ion for more speci Business Men’s (Known As Queen Alice) irers 98c to $3.95 derick and 'niqmaa J. Tully would the beachhead. Slgnificanie of the Navy shipmenta in the freight A spokesman for Gen. Douglas fic government statement in a LUNCHEON— S P IR IT U A L MEUIU51 attend the annbri meeting armed movement, first observed Sunday movement halted yesterday, but Hoîtal Hit MacArthur said today the attack denaturalization action charging Seventk Daughter of a Seventh Son iLabor Backs ~ with proxies repfqMnting 18,00<) Hilit Surprise night waa not imm.edlately de there were not many complaints. was- made in .’orce, and the weight that PrO'f. Thepdore K. Siegel ul Served 11 A.'M. to S P. M. Born With a VeU and at ahares o f atoric a n d X ^ e n t a pro termined. "The union understands our po of explosives carried was sizeable tbe I'niveraify- of ConnectlqaV Readings Dally, Ineludlng Sunday, s gram designed to s e c ^ broader On Keynoter ; Ten prisoner, were seized yester sition and we expect that the Im rin gR aid in view of the .,000-mile roundtrip language department became . s -X-' Complete Dinners 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint MetqlTray Price Control representation of labor uk^ c af- day by Allied raiders on the right whple situation will be cleared up overw-ater flight from ' Solomons citizen at Hartford in 1988 wHIi British and American Served 5 to 9 P. M, menL In the Service of the Peo falra of to company. 'rh»e ara fiank of the beachhead. within the next few hours.” bases. mental reaervattona of retaining' ple for SO Tears. Ralph Adley, vice president of , Also A La Carte Service. about 16,870,000 ahares - o f stock Rake Nazi Communicstlona Rescue Workers Dig ' Satawan was bombed, just once fidelity to the Gernuui Reich. I>e- 169 Charch Street. Hartford, CoQii. \ lieelbarrows $11.?5 10, AFL Bud Railway outstanding ana latest compai Dark Horse Candidate Pilots who raked Nazi communi Adtcy Ebtpress, Inc., with a ter before, by two Liberators op, A^ril fenac .\ttorney Uennla /'P. O’Con- War Relief Pboaa 6-2024 ^ minal in this city and operating 10 Wood Frame. Rubber tire. records show about 440,000 ein- Support of Re- cations said Jerman figiitera ap Through Wi’^ckage of . nur. former aaaistant t:. S. attor Group Join Hands in pioyea in to network of Com peared in soma strength for the througbout New England, said . .\mien Continue Pressure ney, argueu that the apecittc ut- X •• Urging Law Extension. panies making up the BeU ayatem. lican Leaders. first, tir ^ in ‘many days. One air today: London Allied airipen continued the terancea which are expected to oe- 'The labor group, MayeC said, man had to fight off lO Mesaer- "Oompllanre Frohlbltlve’’ prcaaurc on ti% Japanese along the cunie tpe basis of th e ^ ia l should |nion$ets. Red or Yellow “Compliance with the retroac had 10,000 members, employed of achmitts for 50 mile's after bomb’- London, ■April.’19---(/P)-\ Rescue bomb-pocked north coast of New I e disclosed to give opportunity U Have YoUr Baby, Washington, April 19—(P>—The Bulletin! tive feature of the W1.B order is the downstate plant department of ing railway and freight cars north workers dug through the\ wreck Guinea and gave Rabaul. the ene- refute them. lO and t o AFL joined liaoda to- prohibtlve and runs into .such a » * Yourself or Your toe New York Teleph'ohe Oo., a Chicago, \ April I9^yP)— o f Rome. age of one of ‘ London's tergest LA ■ X Morket Price. ay to call upon Conglresa to con> vast sum of money that it caniipti ")s V The ^publican Arrange- Six German fighters were shot hospitala today in a search/ for (CoDtlnued on Page Two) '.Vdmits Hotel Ri^'ei^y aua, "without weakening amend- Family Pbotograpb^d (Coattnued ou Pngs Ten) innents committee today se dOMTi when long range fighters complied - with. T h e W LB di casualties a(ter the bnljding, fiad Bridgeport, ;^rll Un aeata." to Federal ayatem of rective of March 1 provides that BaU-Bcarinf ? ' lected Oov. Earl Warren of been blasted and set On fire by. a der arrest oiiyfharges filed in con- in Your Own Home, Depot pridb controls. CaUfarmla aa t o temporary (Continued on Fage Tw elve) the men paid an inet'case in direct nit during a German aif lie tion u'ith/a holdup In the Savoy A Jine AssoRfmenf of Vêtable/ In an umniual joint statement, chairman, and keynoter tor their allowance to cover expenses raid on the capital ' early tlUa hotel and ivith the beating of Or. ilch was concurred In also ‘ by . g- Claims Rome Charles U .Utkins, a local vet Tonight at 8 O’clock v, Phone 3971 V and Flower Seeds Move to Void t o iiartyV June 26 nogaiaat- while on the road and being retro morning. |the railway Labor Executives as- lag eonvenUon. NaUqnal Treasury Balance active to July 14, 1943, few com- erinarian, Cnaries Sipione, 39, hat , ' for Aplwintment.' Square ation, t o union organizations Nearly 2,000 patients were in Grindstones ■t/.- L$T8,95 Chairman Harrison E. Span- have go t enough 'money to tbe hospital and it was.feared a Ojjeii City cofifessed to an armed robbery Id Iceclared alaor Strike Curb tier announced the selection Washington,. April 19—(j>)—The Freight rates ara.paid numter of them were buried under the . Barnum .hotel, 5Urcfa 35, II GEORGE DEW " A restoration of t o relation- ORANGE HALL Grin Warren was unanimous position of the Treasury April 17: .shippers and the operators the debris. A Ward housing male “ ...... wax revealed in Superior ixMirt to- FCRTILIZEI Islilps between prices and wages can’t \ery well go to their cua- State’s .Attorney Lorin *V, ADMISSION a a.a • V'«.k • < .25c Photf^rrapher the 34-men|ber commit Receipts, - $108,829,685.02; ex patienU was completely destroy On The Square ch existed S ep t 15. 1942, la tee. SpangMf said tlie- group penditures, . $314,846,762.02; net DND^3uggesl|s de Valera A'lllis, .who received permission abablutely sasentlal to make the Action Taken in Parlia ed. ' a ■' " ■ ' also Would recommend to t o balance, $13,626,233,472.66. (COnOkêd on Page Tw elve) Raid Lasts for Hour. Induce Allies to from .Judge Ernest A. inglis- tc A work equitably and build t o enter''a nolle in the ease of . .\n- ' ■ For . ment M 3,000 Bus Cona’enttqn t o electioa of The raid— the first bn Londuif Seed Potatoes $3*98 Imorale of American workers to House'Minority Lender Mar fraiii front AttacKs. thony Riivello.'ifl, of. 14$ Hougk highest degree of efficiency.' Drivers Tie Up Lines. in four nights and the third attack avertue, c lia rg ^ with robbery witt Price PerHondredjJJjOjBj^tora^ tin of Mnsnnehnsetta as t o , this month— started about 1 a. m., 2-PIECE Stateanent Bead by O n ea permanent chnirmnn. Violence In connection with the . Tile statement was read to t o and lasted for an hour. , _ Bulletin! Hotel Bafnum affair. . Every Purpose I/mdon, April 19.— ($*)—Lsbor- Pittsburgh Still Awaits Anti-idrcraft batteriea -hurled up L. ISenais Banking committee - by ite critics of toe' government’s Chicago, Api-U 19— Repub I»ndon, April IB-^J’n.-Re- Spading. Fork $1.49 Rktent William Green o f t o a heavy barrage but', it failed tP plying to a plea frinh Eamoii Drop Threatened Move ’ new regulation virtually ouUaw- lican organisation leaders kint-d iLlYING ROOM S JITE fiUlLTmvG TL. The committee is coniider- tu.rn the 'raideira and vari-colored It Pays To Use i|ig strikes unless union-sponsor today' that a dark horse candidate, Sergeant Kelty^s Arrival «l« Valera that Rome be Washington, .April 19—(AV—Sen legislatlon to continue price flares, incaadiariea and high exr spared. President Roosevelt ate Republican leaden decided to ed tegan a move toward parila- not previously, mentioned in spec RE-UPHOLSTERED Good Feittliker!' atzbis another year after next plosives rained down oo the city. has told the Eire prime minia- drop their threatened move for re- n)enta Invalidation of the meat-- ulations, had tolr support for GardDn and Flower Seeds June 30. ] 7 At . least 13'enemy, planes were ie r that the city’s fate rests eonsideration of the uninlontlott of ure today aa a strike at some 8.- selection aa a national convention IPittsburgb, April 19—Of)— The* business will be in a mesa if he An Tvnea In Stock! Balk or Packagea. Qreen, in a separate presenta doesn’t show up coon. reported shot down. with Germany, while the Ger Senator Bone (D., Wash.) aa a 000 bus drivers -and conductors keynoter. . ■ mounted police were on tba "slert" Firemen .and aijr raid workers tion, aaid the A F L wants the price The mayor’s dilemma was mans again have sought uni Federal judge. It was reported to ONION SETS . tied up troUey and bus lines In Although many of t o membera quickly extihîsbed the fire at * Rebuilt $ atrol act extended.for two yean again today, the nand was ready, echoed in council, toof' and among laterally to d^lare . Rome an day after a meeting of tlie party’s eastern and central London. of the arrangements committee, the hospital and rescue squads Attention ar the war. and Mayor Cornelius D. Scully in other members oft. the official wel- open city. President Roose Storing committee. Instead Sen Japonese Beetle Control; Debate on what la Known In which will make the choice today, worked through the night hours The AFL-CIO -Railway union cqpiing committee, the police de velt’s message, dat^. April 6. ator* White of Maine, acting mi * R^-covered~ BritUh- parliamentary procedure have come to regard Senator Van- his office was virtually in the seeking victims: j Home Owners This Is a mixed fertilizer with a poison added for statement aaid. partment. and throughout the was made public 'in' Dublin nority leader, plans a speech la as a "prayer to iunnul” t o anti- denberg (R.. Mich.),,as a. likely horns of a dilemma. Some tujured Badly "The Ar.erican people expect And stilt, all through the “gold North Side section where Kelly today. the Senate Friday expreaaing t o grub strike regulation, which went into choice, t o r e were Indications (hat Some of tbe'extricated patients view" that Btme, having already * R e s t y l e d Our expert' carpen'tgra Seed Potatoes lie Congreae to p is* t o price en triangle’’ and .up and down was born and lived until, on bis a strong effort would be made to atfol biU InUct, with adequate effect immediately, waa scheduled were injured badly. London. April 19— —DNB, been conflfmed for the Ninth Cir are now available for any rorre the election of a western narrow Shawano street, echoed third attempt,’ he w-as accepted In Denim E A SY T e r m s " WHILE PRESENT STOCK LASTS _hda for enforcemenL Nobody in in (Jommona tomorrow at the re All told five wards were dam the German news agency haa pro^ cuit Court o f Appeals heach, governor for toe Important con t o same question: > foi enlistment in the Army. and all types of home re Wash Tubs " Ithis country Hoday darea to tell quest of .nlns Labor membera aged seriously by fire in addition claimed again toat Rome ia a-n sholiM resign from t u Senata nad We Carry *Onr Own Accmuit* vention poet, “ Haa anybody here » seen K elly’s ’’Mom:" three of his ’■ Better Fabrics Priced pairs and alterations. . Itha people openly that he pro- headed by Aneurin Bevan. to.two wrecked by the blast. Sev open city and iugges*ed to Prime assume the judgeship promptly, No. 2 Galvanlied.______j ______FuU Field Caavaaeed k e lly ? ’’ brothers, slid all the other resi . • a- • Proportionately Low Estimates cheerfuHy oaes to v/reck price control. Bxpaeted t» Defsad Measure eral nearby'cbtlagea also wer4 Minister Eamon de Valera of Eire Thus it becam e', parliamentary Their decizioh w a s . reported to Fob almost s week now, while dents along narrow Shawano were damaged by the explosion. that he induce Britain and the Uni Indicted oa 61 Counts ; Ample Selection o f .given. "But today there are before thl| rumors whirled acroas, the city up .until the wee hours waiting for Minor changes at no extra Per Lb. Bag ^ fp| puhnels battle of Bevan versus Bevin since have been made after the full field A policeman aaid all the nurses ted States to contribute toward its Albany, N. Y;, April, 16—(Afi-** MacDonald strips ypur suite Fabrics to Suit 3-98 109 11 0 Committee and the House commit like toe smoke from the steel the "one man army,’’ who aingle- $ the measure was drafted at the of candidates for the post was ruah^d to the rescue. " I never preservation by refraining from Former Republican Slate Seoator tee many weakening eijiendmenta to the frame, and rebuilds Tonr ITaste eostOm be made to modern canvassed, including Rep. Clare milla, everything has been in read handeclly .’’eliminated" 40' Nazis .saw women work so pluckily to get what the news agency described Roy M- ot Binghamton, now 4 vhlch. If paaeed, wiU do Juet th at request, of* Labor Minister EIrnest completely. New filling and t ' AT THE STORE Boothe Luee of CkinnecUcut, Rep. iness for -the series of celebrationai while covering withdrawal , of a patients aw ay," he added. “ Some as ‘‘senaeleas’’^ air attacks. Broome oounty surrogate, was In Prompt Delivery ., ize and add comfort to your Wm. F. / Tlie authors of those amendments ’^Vto, Laborite, who is expected springs are added and the fo defend IL ' ,. Cfliartes Halleck of Indiana, (3oV to honor Tech. SergL Charles E. company o f soldiers in Italy. of them were injured themselves.’: Allied headquarters in Naples dicted today oa 61 eoants la tha. An Work Guaranteed set. ‘ Tool Boxes, Metal $1.49 are not willing to admit t o true (Commando) Kelly, the fdead end '"I.wish’ we knew when he’d The patlenta were evacuated to said today, however, that heavy Brat true bill handed np by a spa* . woodwork is refinishgd. Johnson • purpose and effect o f their pnipne- ."i Bevan s argument against t o Dwight Griswold, ot NebraalM regulation waa understood to bs and othera. . kid" who won the congressional come," Mrs. Kelly said. Happier three nearby hospitals. A high enemy traffic waa noted moving clal grand jury Inreoagattaa Broad Street ala. Organized lebor, like all other medal honor. . , than for many months, tola moth- expioaive also fell in a tenement into Rome from the northeast laiîgSHreîije^fay. tta roups repreaentlng the people i«sed on fear that t o ordei would Ira B^mow, Nakradita natlqpal TELEPHONE 7426 put all trade unkmlata completely committeeman, said b * bad •’WSy, we can’t get U F worX iqf““(rf-iilne buys, seven of whotnj(tM rict, killing I d persons. A Bwlin biVadcaat recorded by waa ordited ha Oar. Tha Larsen’s Feed Service BLISH HARDWARE CO. epudlate ail of these attempts to t o Ministry of Information last Dewey. Fage psoh M inaaasat MdcDONALD UPHOLSTERY GO. Or Can Arttwf Ayers in the hands of their officials. Invited to a p p w before t o com done around here at ail," Mayor furt in the service, tidied- up her Many Othpr FataUtM 38 DEPOT SQUARE TELEPHONE 5406 793 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER cuttle t o price control act and Scully said smilingly. 'T v e had modest, spotless apartment. A fairly large number of fatali- night said de Valera had sent a fora Statu.Saprsasa Coart 983 MAIN STRF.ET, HARTFORD * PHONE 2r4l27 Coventry — Tel. tSiKI-W4 Insist ttiat Congress stand firm on Under its wartime poVera to mittee today to nominate Grinwold a . welcome speech on the tip of “ Maybe he’ll be here today," Kly W. Penonluo sad ws my tpngue ail week. The city’s she said. (Continued..on PKKe Ten! (Continued on P a g * Turn) oa Gwm \ ( Cay Oausd oa Tags T eal (Continued om Vmgm Ten) (Continued on Fnge ^ e i v e ) <■ •/ •• T