WSnks^DAT. MARCH li. IM R Manchester Evening Herald Averaga^lMfly Clreulstion [ g e X ^ \ For the Mwtk «f i’eteoMy. 1948 of Organist George Gaaklll Ashton Deum Laudanma, tha words arra and baritone, Robert Gordon, Sr. The Study group of the South will present "the Holy City” which entirely scriptural. “The Holy City” was last sung Methodist W.S.C.S. will meet at Soloiata of the choir singing im­ by the South Church Choir in 1926 List Director is suggested in tha first part by ,ths under the direction of Archibald Member *t the Asdit About Tovifn the church Friday afternoon at Serlptura, "Here Have Wa No portant parta of "The Holy City" 2:30. The devotions will be led by will be Mrs. Eunice Hohenthal, Sessions. Palm Sunday evening At HALE’S >. BsieM M CXieslatleu Continuing a ty ," "Thy Kingdom ‘1 Mrs. Carl Marks. Mra. Inez Truax Miss June Teomans, Miss Eleanor the service at 7:30 p. m. will be For Oratorio Come," and "My Soul la Athirst preceded by a carillon recital on r » M t PrMWenti of Mary Bush- will lead the discussion on South­ for God." Willard; contraltos, Mrs. Mabel 24” % 40” and 24” x 48” PRICE THREE CENTS Ml Cheney-Auxiliary, TT.S.W.V., eastern Asia. Mrs. Arthur Gibson Robbins and Mrs. Frances Schro­ the Case Memorial Chimes begin­ (FOURTEEN PAGES) The second part of the oratorio ning at 7 p. m. Colorful ^ MANCHESTER, CO?JN„ THURSDAY, MARCIL45,1945 m\ meat with Mra. Charles War- will be in charge of refreshnienta. Georfje Gaskill Ashton was suggested by the words, "I der; tendr, Bernard Campagna, Lvol. Lxnr.. no. i 3* (CSmwUM AdrertMag ea Paga It) ------, 447 Center atreet, Friday af- saw a New Heaven and a New noon at 1:30. Nurses’ Aides who have any ex­ To Present The Holy Earth," thus realizing tha desire tra time to spare, particularly City on Palm Sunday. and promises contained in the flraf ‘ Tha Women's Auxiliary of the mornings, are asked to 8®t part. Bedroont Rugs Tokyo in Flames After B-29 Raid [ian*Amcrlcan Club will meet in touch with Miss Eileen McGuire, I On Palm Sunday evening, With tha exception of two j Yanks Virtually Cut avening at 8 o’clock at Uie , superintendent of nurses, as icon I March 2t>, the Squth Methodist hymns, a verse from John Milton, Smart floral patterns and novelty Ian to Rewrite illan clubhouse on EldiidRc as poasible. There arc many sick and three veraca from the Te . eet. All menibcr.«i arc urged to , patients at the Memorial hospital church choir under the direction stripe design. In red, blue, green, nd. at the present time. black and white, and rose. Will wear % and wash for years. i $ 2 - 9 8 ^he Cosmopolitan Club will Theodore Juscryc, of Manches- , irty Lever Bill; Nazi Superhighway; at Friday after: oon at 2:30 at ter, and Mias Yvonne P. Brunella, nter Church House, with Mrs. of Springfield, MftflSt wore mar- irbert House as hostess. Jamw ried Saturday by Justice of the HALE'S SELF SERVE Mddlaw of Rockville, head of the Peace Stuart J. Wasloy, accord- The Original In New England! Baldwin Proposal LH clubs of Tolland county, will ing to a return made today by Mr. on Connecticut highways and Get Across Moselle Waslcy. colored pictures. » Mary C. Keeney Tent; Daugh- THURSDAY SPECIALS! Measure Source of Miwh Romulo Will ig n of Union Veterans of the Civil Public Records Controversy Within EHtablinh Nine - Mil« W ar will meet tomorrow night Allied Planes Sees Hope , Briflgeheail Withia Mth' Mrs. Wilbur Loveland of 41 All Kinds of Sweet and Republican Party; Dis-X 7^^// o f J a p E ro street A St. Patrick’s party Warrantee Deeds cussed at Oucus ^ -p _ Eight Mile« pf Co« «U1 be enjoyed. Frank M. Terr>- to Margaret R | O f Victory Dwire, property located on A rd -, Salted Butter Attended by Mitchell;| R a d i J e e d S Again Pd^iid blenz; First Army Ad- more road. . Margaret R. DwMre to Frank M. Small Towners Object.! ----- This Spring lances Within L Half Terry et iix, property located on Maxwell House Reich Today Mile of Ruhr-Frank* Box ’Chocolate.** Ardmore road. _ T 7 u ffnr/i ^ Bitterly iye.$cribes *Cold- Fresh Candles Nellie A. Norton et al.. to John Coffee 1-l.h. F’ajici Hag 31c larch 15.—(ff*) — Reliable ly Premeditated Airoc- flirt Road; Germani Arrive F.ach Week! .S. Wolcott et ux., property located Qoseoi»f of Reg. S1.49 11-Ton Super - Bomh Churchill Pledges Con­ on Main atreet. sources disclosed today that in Mariila; Films Biiihling lip Strength. Arthur Drug Stores l.aar|Fe No. 10 Can [the party lever bill, source of Cretliled with Knock­ servative to Prom o­ 845 Main S t Tel. 8806 To Indict Japanese. I much controversy within the ing; Out Vital Rail Via­ tion of Free En­ Bulletin! Can 8 5 c Pineapple Juice 20”x36” I Republican party, will be re- \ Paris, March 15.— WHEEL CHAIRS Oval R iigs I written in an effort to align San Francisco, March 15 — duct at Bielefeld. terprise After War. Bitterly describing "coldly p|«- The German radio said HOSPITAI. BEDS For Children! [the party solidly for it in the Novelty hit-or-miss oval scatter ^ > -d meditated atrocities" in Manila Bulletia! I.xmdon, March 15—<>P)—Prime that the new U. S. 15th Arm j HOSPITAL For Rent or Sale. rugs for bklrooms, halls or bath- VL I | v l l-General Assembly. The plan had none into action in thf Can 4 3 c I to redraft the meakure, placed at Brig. Gen.. Carlos P. Romulo waa London, March 15.— A Minister Cluirchill held out hope EXPENSE IS NO ARTHUR & JAMES, INC. Banana Flokes rooms. ^ I *-1-^ Itho foot of the House calendar back in the United States today fleet of 1,380 American bome- today of victory over Germany east Rhine bridgehead at magen to swell the asaitult 198 Farm’gt’n Ave. Htfd. 2-4848 (after it had been reported faVor- Ctith a aheaf of documents and ers attacked the outakIrU of this spring, pledged hjs dominant LONGER A DRAIN Sun sweet Berlia, Including the huge |ably by the House membera of Aims to ’‘indict the Japanese peo­ I Conservative party to promotion force to men. ON THE (the Elections committee, waa dis- ple on the floor of Congress." freight yards at Oranlenburg. of free enterprise In the post-war ___Qt. 29c (cuaaed at an hour-long caucua of The resident commissioner of toda.v following the first nse period, and served notice that he Paris, March ly — “ FAMILY INCOME I Prune Juice' 1 Republican repreaenUtlvea at­ by the R. A. F. of a new 11- the Philippines, who arrived here intended to guide Britain In the Americans virtual^cut thi tended by Harold E. Mitchell, the from Manila yesterday after a ton volcano bomli. trials of peace. . 3c Per Day and Up FIX I party state chairman. dramatic reunion there with his "Victory lies before us, certain Ruhr-Frankfurt / superhigh* Wni Pay tar X-rays ■ Boom and Putnam Coffee Lb. 3 ^ ^ C .\pproval Outlook Improved wife and their four sons, said the London, March 15 ■ Allied and perhaps near,” he told the way east of thy Rhine todaj Beard • Operating Room • Am- DRIVEWAYS One high G.O.P. source said prime purpose of his trip wss to warplanes ripped into the Reich and established a nine-mil< bataniT • Anaetboala - Medl­ I that as a result of the caucua, the (Gontlnned ou Page Two) Large No. 2<'t Can Salteoea again today in the 31st day of a bridgehead %Sross the MoselU ines aad Laboratory. 1 chances for ultimate House ap- (Continued on Pngo Two) Men, Women and Children NOW! J proval of a revised measure had sustained aerial offen.aiv# which river within eight miles oi tron birtb to 78 years of age. Call us for all driveway re­ Cah I iubatantially increased. saw R. A. F. raiders unleash a besieged (!oblenz. First ArmJ pairs and Installations. Clam Chowder 35c The proposed legisatlon, advo­ new weapon yesterday--an 11-ton Yanks Seize infantrymen edging into thf cated by Governor Baldwin in his super-bomb credited with knock­ heavUy wootled hill* east of th* ALLEN & Tall Can Rio Del Mar inaugural message, would elimin­ Op eii Meetings F. Fitzgerald ing out the vital Berlin-Ruhr rail­ expanding Remageo bridg«h«*4 ate party levers on voting ma­ way viaduct at Bielfeld, 80 mjles were within a half mile of the HITCHCOCK TELEPHONE 2-1417 chines and the party designation Two Silmyaii Sardines; Can 37c Plan Reverses east of the Rhine. / superhighway at 9:35 a. m. (bat-.- A ll Lines of Inraranee ASHES REMOVED on paper ballots. British bombers weie in Action tlefront time), and an unconflrint 888 MAIN STREET Republicans from small munici­ during the night, heavies ^rik in g Sea Islands ed Brussels radio broadcast 44 TEL. S10S palities, where the use of paper Prior Policies at the western front snpply cen- ^minutes later said the road na4 Super Suds Lge. Pkg. 23c Make Yourself A ballots is general, were reported „ ters of Zwelbniecken knd Hom- been cut. aa the chief atumbllng block to b.urg, while Mosquitos locked Ber­ Invailurfi of Mindanao Ameiican machine-gun ■- fiM the enactment of auch legislation. lin for the 23rd s t r ^ h t night. aWept the conciete highway, buW Savol .Oroke still Dours frdm •ectlon of Tokyo (lower right) several hourt after a force of more than They cbntended that the elimina­ San Francisco Confer­ SOO Mariahaa-baaed B-29s loosed a record bomb load aver the Japanese capital. Imperial palace More than 5,000 / British and by Hitler aa a military road aerv- tion ot aaachlnery for voting a Push' Five Mile* Fan! BROWN'S (Contents^) 23c is at right center, just outside dev.nsted area and at extreme upper center is Fujiyama, sacred moun- American planes participated in ing the Rhineland and the Saai straight ticket would increase the ence Will Be Wide Of Zaiuhoaiiga; 43rd Bleach Water QUILTED ROBE Opento Press and Ra- I tlln o ? % a n . ’fn i bombing w s, March 10. i A P W iephoto from 21,t Bomber Command.) the operations yesterday during , First Army Assault forces piiabc4 written so that no ballot may be Mexico City Inter-.American ■V Springboard P ositions taneously R A." F. Lancasters at­ - . , . , - . o.. I north of Honnef and stiU otberi FREE TOWING declared void when the Intent of oenference which waa notable tacked another viaduct at Arna- small islands in the gibuyan »ea ^^.pj.p fighting ih Notscheld, ti» Fresh Carrots 2 Bchs. 17c $ \ .4 9 yd- the voter is clear. That would for the abaenoe at reatitoLions burg. 27 miles southeast of Dort­ , . miles east of the Rhine and save* PHONE 3978 OB 8>182T mean, one Republican leader ex­ on news eeverace. Now Spending Ban mund. with six-ton “earthquBke” Yank Invaders «n Mindanao i plained. that unUke the situation Preaident Rooaevelt baa atnted Operational Silelice Pre- ^ Q o n fe r e e S G c t bombs. Island, pushed five miles east of Germans wbie building U| Fresh which obUina now a ballqt can-* fi—I* the United NnUona eon- vails Along Crucial The two viaducts were de­ captured Zamboanga in an accele- strength due 'east of RemlV not be declared void because a ferenoe at San Fmncisoo will Republican Proposal to scribed aa the most vulnerable ra^d drive. „ » . k R*-" “ "<1 " ’ ■‘I*’ ^holly uncolu Green Peppers Lb. 19c 39” Quilted Figured Rayon cross or a check mark placed bo almllarly open. Miso Prevent Union Activi­ Berlin Front; Slovak R M l l V c r s i o i l S points on w'hat are now perhaps Gen, Douglas MacArthur re- firmed c . assertion____ _ thatXtheir bomb* ' Textron after a candidate’s name slopped Lewla tella here what” this the most Important railway routes , ported today that MaJ. Gen Fred, era had destroyed the' Ludendoril. -J over a bit mm ns ani* contrasts It wltta ty Divides Senate Campaign Re vi veil. tax In the whole of Germany. >Hck A. Irving* 24th di%nsion In- bridge and nearby ponUmn brldg* It would be possible alM under the United Nations policy that Orlginagv there were two paral- fantrymen. veterans of Levti) supplying upwards of 76,000 fool the proposed revision for' a voter lel viaducts at Bielefeld, each car- Bataan and Corregidor, in\aded saw soldiers barring reporters (^nipaign Probers. Moscow, — March On Manpower Fresh Accent To HEALTH MARKET I $ 1 . 6 9 yd- to designate his choice by running nt the Hot Springe Food con­ rvlng two railway tracks, but one Romblon and Simais Island.* at (Continued om Page Blj^t) Shower Curtains a single line down the ballot con­ — Sporadic Russian attacks! ______ference In 1942.) Bulletin! p^UTouslv had been knocked out nifiht >"<1 "attained complete tac- . ------— '\ Your Loveliness '^AUOHT ahort Keep Fresh Sea Food On Your Menu! It certainly For housecoat.s, bed.jackets, bed.spreads and bassi­ necting the individual boxes be­ from the mouth of the Oder House Refuses to Ac- by six-ton earthquake bombs. ' surprise. , , . , Income tax P»ym: helps out in the meat shortage; more and more folks nettes. Plain colors in white, isiiik and blue. Floral side the list of candidates. By Flora Lew is Washington, March 18—lune to ilorch 1 total 428,007, An Early AppoIntnKWt tlOO t ll.44 •tl73 IIOJS 1944 election and that those muni­ force, between captured Kues)rin J . , . D I hekvv bombers blasted away at in- 10.74 binations. yd- 0 0 c cipalities accourAed for only 18 per ments will be similar to tho.se at penditure. The committee day. waved along by a Republican j " ____ , last S.iturdav. MaJ. Gen. Jen* A. Secretar.T of War Stinisoa report- Is Advised! 300 W-H recommended elimination of and Frankfurt, but they have not 300 54^ Od-M 3f .37 Fresh Fillets Smoked Fillets cent of the total Republican vote. the conference just concluded in a.sscrtlon that the move means a , (^jMtinued on Page Fonr)^ Doe’s 41st Infantry dix’iston rap- e\Aii ,;p__Deteerive G. C- Shrltron * • « aession where the Act of Chapul- The Republicans sought a pro- Malinovsky carried the fight al­ most to the outsklrta of Banska I nd.l to predict that a stBlPDinte 1 British statement today . (Continiied on I’sge F.lghl) tedav Ferdinand 4. f^gler, 43, had^ Our Populju* 3c Sale I Hollywood, March 15.^—(tC)— tepec was brought out. will result ami the country msy get 1 reports that a German admitted slaving hfs 17-.vear^l(*-' These Stores Are T h e 'fir s t break developed today The open policy in Mexico even (Continued on,,Page Four) Bystrica, headquarters of last ---- r------year's gallant Slovakian >iprising, n o manpower legislation. approach to Allied representatives son. lohn, be-ause the boy * dl In the ranks of Hollywood's AFL. went behind the few closed doors Responding to a presidential attempted here • few days cha.rgp from the. Merchant Juriwilctlonal movie strike as the IQ miles north of Zvoien. which excluded the press from request in January .T n m I n frti* for H a OOfTlDllI* compul­ ^ vtJAtsr Fn A had Iilaced “a black mark qil tn« Film Technicians Local 688, voted Capture Eight Towns ago with a view to a possible Yankee Fliers Now Going On!/ meetings of the chiefs of delega­ sory work law. the House passed armistice. b\it said it> was Imme­ , . , „ . _ family name.” The detect;*^* saM to return to work, regardless of tion* and Informal talks among Toss ill Last Drlying- through the wooded Oirpsthian mountains these Soviet a bill setting SIO.OOO fines and five- diately rejected. i A Id 1 the father had siHmed a ^atem plckeu. • • diplomat*. year pri.son terms for draft age / \ x x l |„ which he admitted hooting tha _J 1 The Film Technicians represent “ An approach waa attempted Background Conference Dnily men who refuse to take or hold a few days ago through a third ______tiov vestertint with a/rifle. Sygler 1900 of the 17,000 studio workers Every day. Assistant Secretary Of ’44 Taxes (Continued on Page Four) STORE Ol'EN THURSDAY AND [ es.sential jobs. party to a Junior member of the t; being he'd without charge pend­ I on strike. By a majority vote the of State Nelson Rockefeller held But the Senate proposed instead I Technicians upheld the stand of legation staff." the unofficial Brit­ Fiipajijp ill . ('oorcliiialpil ing cmupletlon of an lnvrstlgatlo»b a background conference whera he ' Treasury Balance I fines and imprisonment for em- ish statement said. He was arrested last night ^ SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL s 'p . M. I their leaders whu declared that •poke freely. He had his. advis­ Americans Boost War- 1 ployers who violate ceilings on the I the strike w al "a wildcat walkout "The third party wa* at once .Attarkh on Targets polh-e Sergt. C K. H a z ln s k tjj^ THURSDAYS er* there to fill’ the pres* in Wosklnglon, March 15. — i/Pi — number of employes allowed Indi- told that the British legation was said Sygler wa* In a hysterical lliaving nothing to do with wages, development*. time Revenue Past I vidual plants. In Three Counlries. I hours or any logical union cause." The position of the Treasury , not in the least Interested in any condition. ^ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! When the Argentine problem 100 Billions Mark. March l i t I The'House wouldn’t take it, al- such approach.” I The first of the returning tech- wa* hottest, Adolf Berle. U. S. am­ : though 134 Republicans and sev- Iniclans started work this morning RecelpU. 8269.343,898.25; ex­ Dentea Feeler Attempted Rome, March 15— (A*' , U. S. Relief Freighter Sunk and bassador to Brazil, and Ava War­ Apparently the German effort It o develop backlog of exposed Washington, March 15—(A’)— penditures. 8476,832.754.49; net 15th Air Force fighters and bomb­ IJsbon. March 15— Th* the ren. head of the State depart­ (Continned on Page Eight) to make contact with the Allies I film shot during the first three America’s 50,000,000 taxpayers balance. 815.406.052,842.13. ers for the first time yesterday sinking of the Fortugue** fglght- Keep Warm With Our Shower Curtains ment’s American Republic* office, came only througn the British be­ engaged in coordinated attacks er Islandla In the B*> of Vtmeay I days of the strike. . gave inside report* on last min­ today toased in the last hundred Studio ProdnoUon Drags. millions on their 1944 taxes, cause tlft American legation de­ with Russian airport on targets off Gljon. Spain. ute development*. Warren and nied that any feeler had been a t-, In Austria. Hungary and 5'ugo.sla- 456 tons of suppMea tor SATURDAYS The , Otherwise, opposing sides Stood Berle were- the American* most boosting wartime revenue post JW . HA L^ coRit tempted there. via, it waa announc ed today. wo* reported here , |pgt on their demands, studio ,pror 8100,000,000,000—# figure aur- Dean Inge Sees Britain The third party mentioned in m a m c h b s t e r C o m h * and Drapes I duction dragged and It appeared pa*.slng all prior collections in The American Hghter pilot* en- were not revealed but J (Cnatinnnd mi P i«e Two) theine unofficialunoniciBi announcementBiinuum -eap- countered German planes attack- I that some government agency American history. ere»v was sold to have been envo^ Plain colors and nautical design. I might have to step in and effect parently wa* a Swedish business formations of Russian bomb- The Islandla sailed from Lieaew. FUEL Tax experU estimated govern­ Headed Toward Serfdom man who, other informants said. I and'jome«| in the battle, In blue, peach, green, dusty rose, |hn annisUce. ment collection* for 1944 a t 843,- March l « u"dcr the auapleeees waa approached by a minor Nazi Twenty Allied planes, including the .Amerli-an Bed <>ooa r 9 a. m. to 9 p.m . maise, and black and white. Each $ 4 .9 8 1 Striking membera of the Con 000.000,000, highest on record and official in the hope of using him ,jjfht heavy bombers, were reporl- Ifbrence of Studio Uniona went Muined goeds^ai^ other comparing with pre-war revenue* Winchester, Eng.. March 15.—uP) security of the barracks—Would be as a medium for talking to th* Al- ■ ^ missing from the action*, I back to picket atattons with added of 85,000,000,000 • year or less. too dearly purchased by the lose lies. I ■ Twentv-one enemy craft were Rugs and Shower Curtains (2nd Floor). ■ support from sympathetic .work* —Dr. WiUia-m R. Inge, known os Three KlUed by Toroodo The midnight deadline for 1944 the "gloomy dean of St. Paul’*,’’ of every kind of freedoni." Responsible Allfed officials g»n- destroyed, at least 17 of them by lars of other unions. I income tax payments neared with Dr. Inge cautioned that “ we are erally regarded the incident os a American lilols. Atlanta. March 1^—yiT "- on. Neverthalsas. tbreatsned whole said today he believed that Great eostem ores Red Cnrnmtm Odd Fellows 3ingo 1 these developments: carefully planned O rm an propa The combined American-Rus- Britain was heading toward serf- ^ on the highroad to serfdom and -1 1 i ,ni aoBouBCod today • STORE OPEN THURSDAYS AND I sale defections from the ranks of i 1. Some 30.000,000 person* — the loaa of all that has made our ganda maneuver in on effort to assault waa believed to have 4 You Can Depend On Iths rlvar latemational Alliance of dom and a financial crash greater ; nodo had swept ♦*;?*«*' Tki JW 1141* catt those earning below 85,000—were civilization great, of all that to an apli; the Allies by caueing mis- been the first instance In which than tliat in 1931. nr«r Greeawood, MIse., tsum SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M. iThsatrical Stage Employea ap- relieved of the^wnnual siege of underslandlnga and suspicions of ^ Allied air operation* in the area MANCHetTM teUM* In an address prepared for the Englishman mak8a life worth liv­ i reporte IndkoUag *« 1 Iparently had been beaded off by “dlgitf jitters" by the 1944 simpli- double dealing. I were coordinated. Thursday Night ■ the hasty arrival of top officers Society of Individualiats and the ing." he added: killed. Hendquoftor* h ^ flesUon ficL But long Une* atlQ. Our Drive Is Lagging "TTiere will soon come, quite in- The Stockholm oewspaperj •phe American MusUng* ' report wa# eoBed ta at ■ JL-OC Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! |of the organisation. ■ought belp St Internal Rovenue National League for rrcedom, the Sveneka Dagbladet, which, report- ed and strafed within M mt.e* « €R icaK ‘j»7«i'in tiiB at 85-year-old retired clergyman ex­ wltably, ■ a financial crash cem- AND E V p iY THURSDAY EVENING Big Toment rredieUd -As Yout Conscience bureau offices ocroas the country. ed the attempted contact earlier; the Honganon front. The clash Eori Eqaen *f ~~ The A big turnout was predicted for pressed fear that efficient planning p o i^ with -which the threatened Leflore eenaly Bantly glTing vent to demanda for stlU dloaeter In 1831, which turned a today, sedd the Germans had with th* Qerman_ t'8” tem occu^ AU Bingo Players Clear? cenensltt** Hiaif Itom onw night's naas meeting of more simpllflcation. would destroy freedom. . urged the Allies bofto negotio- red 55 milee north of- Budapest ■the' Screen Aetonf guild, hot "A t lost,” he asserted, "the In- Labor government precipitately when th* American Dghter group, tkot flrat rep ei_ '' Cordially invited to Attend/ PlMW'Heard Ibr Easnnsofi* out of doore. was a milk shock. We tlona for oa armisticeto while Ger­ lenet 89 pereshA Iwbatever decialon its 8,000 mem- 8. Plea* were heard for eoae- divldtial is delivered over entirely many was etill strong enough to escorting Liberator*, sighted Mca CEHOttSe^SOH Ibers reach won’t be known imtU Give Through te the tyranny of the state. So shall be obliged, whether we like groea, were leknod H. Tb« J W I U U COM Bcnt* in tax burdens, but there it or not. to look facU in the INC. |tiext week, when votes are tabu- searching a tyranny has never ^ (OeattMMfi en V s f Tweh M a m c h b s t h i C o h n * Your Red Cros/ seen before, gocuritv—the taco." Oil Co.PHONE 529.1 (CoMtfaMM# f iC S N T IiR STR E ET AdverliM in The Herald— It Paya sn Page Twe)

. I •^'1'' \ I '/:• ■ ■. r I - •' ^ ^ »' > JV PAGE THRiy MANCHESTER ETEIfINjB EH^ALD, MANfHESTBR, CONN. THURSDAY, MAlU’li U 1915

\ MAmjUJCOTSIC EVENING H E R A L D , MANCHESJl'EK, 1X)NN., THUKSUAY, MARCH 15, .194§ attempt to'lron out disputes which (AFLi will be made tliia aftemc^.™ Xlaylord Webster of Troop 25 and No. 25; Crnipman N a z ^ , N q / 4 l; j Director Waldo C. Holden of the at 2 p. m. in the W LB office , George Johnston. No/91; Richard Thomas Duke of Troop 91. I New First Aid War Labor board said had arisen Boston. Holden aaid that both tM;. Johnston, No. 91; /John McClel­ proach to the Allies was made Dofiiitc Blood March 23 | Expect Crowd bctweenj'‘the United Aircraft cor­ company and tha union had Sp‘ . 'ed ington this morning. The '2,000 delegates gave their ' Salerno and 'Anzio in Italy. Isrew of an invasiontransport men. "Creeping along at only flve towards Buenos Aires. vocates. Von Ribbentrop wa.s said Zoning Board of Appeals. Muni meeting last night in the Masonic vhlch carried troops to the beach- the Court of Honor to be held class badges will be awatt^ to will start March 23 at 8 p. m. at 11 Perhaps the moot Important I at.' Romulo told newsmen that "the leader a tiimiiltuoua ovation a* he Now' he's got a brief re.st aa knots we’d have been out of luck For Ladies’ Night WARDS to have talked with Hitler all cipal building at 8. Temple and elected officers tc _iead at Luzon, and later managed Friday evening in Masonic Tem­ the following Scouts: / / the Howell CSieney Technical ' rape of Nanking was.a picnic com- ! eonMuded hla 4fi-mlnute addreaa. officer in charge of the Hart­ If another Jap sub had found us.” change in Mexico was the policy night before persuading him it Friday, March 18 reach port after being torpe- ple before one Of the largest pub­ First Class Badges: D ^ld Dew- school. AH persons Interested are/ .pared with what the Japs did to He eauMoned the Conservative ford Blood Bank. I tell you it serve for the chapter for a year. was eaaentlal to sue for peace. Special Town meeting. High llo ed in the middle of the night In lic audiences In the history of hurst, No. 13; O r l ^kolow sky. Invited to Join the class and to ' Yankee Flier* Manila." "BvaeuaUon Offer Made school hall at 8. party against "humbug and bland- would he the beat tribfite to Reiiorts u'ere submitted by thi ‘ Ishment” snd against bidding for Isnemy waters. Manchester scouting. No. 126: George MroaCk, No. 126; flutmeg Forest. Tall Cedars of register at that first meeting. that coraproihlsee , were obvious <,^rrlee Dorumentary Evidence The article said the Germans Boy .Scouts' Court of Honor at him if they kept a long line of s(scretary, treasurer and the retir Lieutenant’s Wife Boy Scout executives from Nut­ I votea and party popularity "by I 'The ship— ypteran of amplhbi- Cflifford Erickson/ No. 121; Lebanon, will hold its annual La­ An Advanced First Aid course and secret deals ruled out. ' He said be carried documentary bad offered to . evacuate all oc­ Masonic Temple. donors going into the South ing worthy matron, Mrs. Evelyn meg and other nearby councils i nromising w^hat we ' To Iron Out Dtsputea ference. Then. In a small com-' The I.'. S. heav’/ bombers struck would benefit by negotiating peace at club house on Etdridge street. I ^^am "for nationalizing all the brook; associate matron, Mrs . "Moat of us were asleep,” said will receive the A ir Medal for her Andrews, Troop 91, four; Theo­ Richard P. Jackson, No. 91; Rob­ Fred Lewie Is chairman of the will an example of the Filipino* to in­ Tile line forms at the church mlttee room jammed with more s total of nine targets In the three with Germany now while she is Ruth Borg; associate patron, Kar; iR ice and his Coast Guard crew- husband. First Ueutenant James dore Chambers. Troop 126, ftYe; ert E. Jensen, No. 91. dinner committee: Joseph Lutz, cn- fluence Greater Ka.st A»ia. " ® T?. . _ .. . means of production, distribution on March 23. Hartford, March 16.— (/P)— An - taporters than delegates, the com -‘ countries "with better than fair still strong enough to act as a Fritz; secretary, Mrs. Minnie Oos Knates. "and woke up with a ter- C McNulty, A ir Corps. - who Is Reynolds Deacon, Troop 98, two; Second Cflass Badges; George 'tertalnment; Fred C. Knofla, mu­ Mrs. Virginia Romnlo, .small and ®''‘“ ''*'-^ '""‘-|and exchange.” Mnatlon of the three plans was 'results.' the announcement said. bulwark against the "Bol-shevlk can club. lee: treasurer. Miss Mary Miller Irific explosion ringing in our ears. missing in action. The presenta­ Thoma.s Duke, Troop 91, three; Fla veil, No. 27; Robert Johnson, sic: Har<>ld W. Haddcii, gsnmes; quiet, nodded vigorously aa the He asserted that would Imply conductress. Mrs. Viols Trotter Vsiul openly. Nearly 1.000 medium bombers menace." Annual Get-Together o f Hose iT h e blast shook the ship from tion will be made at Bradley Field, Robert Harrison, Troop 25, flve; No. 27; Robert Hopkins, No. 98; and the remaining members of thu general said the Filipino soldier "not only the destruction of the- associate conductress. Miss Eliza When a compromise was reach-1 and fighter-bombers, meanwhile, Co. No. 1, S.M.F.D. -jite* later, declared Britain waa Istem to bow. It was an awful sen- Conn., a unit of the First A ir Robert Kurland. Troop 25, two; Robert Burr, No. 98; Robert committee are James O. Baker, must be given the privilege of life of the whole of our existing both Smith; trustee, Raymon _Is on the hemisphere security i reeumed their attacks on rail Deny Knowledge of Offer Monday, March !• Obligated to tepay injuries inflicted fcation to feel the decks lurch and Force. Saturday, Manih 17. Edwin KosakowskL Troop 13, Palmer. No. 98; Clifford Dolsen, John G. Strandberg. William J. participating In the invasion of London. March 15 i/Pi- Official system of society and life and la­ Blanco. Hua^Mteea, it also was made pub- arteries winding through the Bren Salvage paper collection in bor, but the creation and enforce­ by the Japane.se "and the infernal ■tremble underfoot and to hear the The citation accompanying the four; Carl Mikolowsky, Troop 126, No. 98; Nossef Sawyer, No. 98: Waddell and Herbert C. Fraser. Japan, "for I'think we have earn­ Brili.sh quarters today denied all The above officers will be seat loound of steel plates and beams uc iTOnediately—a sharp contrast | ner pass and northeast Italy. B-25 southeast portion of town. ment of another system or sys­ cnieltiea they have peipctrated medal states: "F or meritorious two; Gaylord Webster, Troop 25, Ellard Hulbert, No. 98; Robert ed that right." knowledge of a reported peace o f­ ed at a semi-public inatallstion i Itw isting and buckling under the to the buroharton Oaks method of Mitchell bombers destroyeci .the Clothes Salvage meeting at tems borrowed from foreign lands, upon his majesty's subjects, Brit­ achievement in aerial flight while flve. Armentrout, No. 98; Joseph A. Malarial mosquitoes have a fly­ VALUES! Nineteen-year-old Carlo* Ho. fer which the Swedish newspaper the Masonic Temple on Wednes _tVlng.aVery Important announce- Municipal building at 7:30. and alien minds.” ish. Australian, Indian, Burmese Istraln. You can bet-w e were re- Star badges will be presentetl to Morlarty, No. 13; Efrem Jaffe, ing range of one mile at moat north span and damaged the south mulo, .Ir., proud at having killed Svenska Daghladet said had been day evening, March 28. llieved when we found she was go- participating in sustained opera­ v'm ent lintir the meeting ended, Tueoday, Marrh M “Fly Flag of Free Enterprise" and MaJayan alike. Douglas Andrews of Troop 91; No.' 25; Douglas Anderson, No. from their breeding places. Others span of the Vlplteno rail bridge on seven .lapanese during his year* as pii8 forward by the German For­ A social time followed las' tional activities against enemy u s c 6 6 6 r Michael J.\ MeDermott. State By contrast, he declared that "This requires an Intense effort llng to stay afloat.” Theodore Chambers of Troop 126; 25- Paul Peter. Jr., No. 25; David have a flying range of. five miles the Brenner line, flve miles south a guerrilla, spoke up: eign Office early in 'March. A. U. St. Patrick's Party, Gib)>ons night's business session, with re­ I Despite the confusion of those from May 10, 1944 to May 22 ■ department pr’esa chief., got out “ at the head of our mainmast we and no mood of war weariness Rcynohls Deacon of Troop 98; Boyd, No. 25; Donald F. Behrend, or more. Cbid J^rsporafioaSiOSidiraefed of the Austrian border, .S. embassy spokesman also said Assembly, Catholic Ladies qf Co­ freshments by Louis Vanderbrixik] Iflrst few moments, the crew was 1944,” ' texts, as eoon a.s they had been tt ant to I’ OlleeMapan fly the flag of free enteroriar.” must prevent us from doing our Fighting on the Italian front he know nothing of the report. lumbus. duty to the last inch and to the and his committee. decided upon. waa the lighteet in many days yes- 'T h e anihition of every guerrilla Wedneeday, March SI "W e are determined,” he aaid. The open meetings, and ab.sence is to be a military policeiuan In hthat the native genius and spirit last minute," He declared. \ tenia.v, with only minor patrol M ilitary Whist. Ixsneflt Red Cautioning of difficulUes ^ead, at guards to keep newsmen away clashes reported along the whole Japan so we can double and triple ! Break Comes Cross. Auspices Teachers' club. ^adventure, of risk taking in Board of Appeals from officials day or ntght made what the Japs have done to u». " p e ^ e aa in war shall bear our for- CThurchill declared:, "let thereX be front and no changes in forward Masonic Temple at 8. no mistake about it, It is no e ^ y for an entirely dlTerent atmos­ positions. Allied headquarters said Mrs. Romulo and three of the ] Friday, Marrh S3 tu n ^ forward in profitable work younge.st boys were picked up one i and tWde for our ^ o p lr, and that cheap-jack utopia of airy phases phere in Mexico. today. 111 Film Row Blood Donor Mobile Unit here, To Meet Tonight Willing to Talk Freely at a time from a central Luzon | good ahd thrifty housekeeping, that lies before us. Allied mortars silenced German arranged by local chapter Red I lunched with delegates, cha^ province by Ameriran fliers in ■ both naaonal and private, shall "'rhis is no time for windy plati­ machine-guns Aring from the con­ Cross. V The principal matter to be con­ ted with them In corridors ana tiny cub^plane*. Carlos left his ' (Continued From Page One) sustain ouh economy." tudes. The. Conservative party tested road strongpoint of Ver- M ilitary Whist, Chapman Court. sidered by" the Zoning Board of I - found them willing to talk freely. guerrilla band to join the family. : .With morh than 1,000,000 B rit­ had far better go down telling the 4 ^to. 'southwest of Bologna, and Order of Amaranth. truth and acting in accordance Appeals at its meeting tonight isl % ' Even if you could And a delegate Romulo said that inside Ma­ 'ated, Repre.sentatives of the three ish homo* damaged or destroyed, a patrol cll^h occurred west of factions the two unions and the Saturday, Marrh S4 with the veritlea of our position the request that has again been! .... J fv during the Dumbarton Oaks con- nila's Intramupo* (walled city) CTiurchill said: So young-looking Cas£h\ D'Aiano, west of Vergato. Masonic Ladies Night, Temple. than gain a span of shabbily made to use the Pioneer House on| » ‘ Vv’ Teraations last yeer In Waahing- the Japanese herded virtually all producers asscxiiation' are to ar­ Will Face Food Shortage Othe'r clashes took place south­ bought office by easy and fickle Forest street, to shelter girls who.l . ton, the lid was on so tightly he the men into Fort Sanitago, gue, their cases. 6:30 p. m. "N ever was there a time when : waa afraid to mention the state west of l^onte Giovo, about eight Verbal rla.she.s continued be- Annual meeting, election of of- froth and chatter. will work on tobaccx) this summeiLl doused the place with kerosene so much waa planned and project­ The request made last month wn| '^ ’ «if the weather. The press wasn’t miles west of captured Monte tween Herbert K. ,5torrell, pre.sl I fleers, Britiah-American club at ed and so much remained to be No Time for Humbug Spigollno and, in the Serchlo valley. and set it ablaze. "W oe betide those public men," turned down. Allowed inside the walled estate "In that fort 1.700 j.iv||in„_., i dent, o/ the Studio Union confer-^ clubhouse. Maple street. turned from paper into action. On the Eighth Arm y front a Churchill cried, “ who seek to slide It is said th at the girls will come lA Georgetown except on formal died. " he declared. "Only three encr. who called the strike when ' Sunday, March 25 Nothing is more clear than IhSt Nazi raiding party forced the into power down the slippery slope here from Pennsylvania and will nATAflntie where retd decisions escaped, through machine-gun fire, producers refu.sed to recognize the; Sacred Concert at South Metho- when the war is over the world Allies to Withdraw from one po.*i- of vain and profligate undertak­ be employed about three months, wore kept secret. ' to describe Ure horror. affilinted Printers local as the bar-! dist church at 7:30. will face an acute shortage p f food tion southeast of Riblo die Bagnl. ings! This is no time for humbug the ^ r io d the house is to be used. • H totographers x ^ had a hey- .Saw ..Jlumed Cor|»»tes gaining agent for studio set deco-1 Field finals. Sportsmen's Asso- for several years. It would be / so pretty... and blandishment, but for grim I entet^n-or^ San'tag"',, later ' , Richard A Walsh. | ciation at Talcoltrill^als. madness indeed to cast away the j and atark facts and figures, and Sc-'-A' \ increa.sed food production which and I the burned corpses ly- powerful I. A. T . , Tuesday. March 27 action to meet immediate needs. K.. which al.so sought control (Combined meeting of Service has been achieved In the war.” Ing Mlter-Skelter. Some were "It would be very easy for us ! of the decorators cluba at the Y. In his first addrepfl to a ftill Con­ TATE h o l(^ g onto the grill work, and | j all to promise or even to give each aorrell Scoffs at Threat Monday, April 2 servative party conference since rnjhViiM wpflid drop off when I touched' other presents, bonuses and gratu­ m RANGE AND FUEL I Sorrell scoffed at Walsh’s threat Knights of Uolumbus Ladies' ; assuming lesderkhip of this dnmi- em.” to pull out projectionists, machln- ities in the most enthusiastic He related that women and .Night, Legion Home. 1 nant political group four and a manner but if we woke up in the OBJl^TIVE, CALL ...... lists and stagehands from the na- Friday. April 8 I half years ago. Churchill declared: children were rnowed down as theaters, and reiterated: moiming and found that t t e pound J BimMA!’ NATURALLY, r cwso widen choice! I "The continuous and ever more they sought to flee the I n t « - .-ph^ War Labor board can set- Paint and Powder plays at High sterling ($4) bought only five .n .Y M school auditorium. I rapid progress of the lymr sgr.lnst shillings (51) worth of goods or mufos thSDugh a breach mad# by tie this thing in five minutes if ' Ge>rnany and the Nagl tyranny MODERN EIDROOM flNTE, ^ American artillery. Jtt will order the prcxlucers to Saturday, .April 7 services we should have commit­ 8501 Tall Cedars Ladies Night, Ma- lends us all to hope that the giant “ I saw the body of a daughter phide by the award the W LB nrbi-1 -row,-!. R.-m n m ted the crime of cheating the sol­ OIL I foe against whom for more than diers and workers of the country." S l’ N. - SION. - •TCES. 4 IT’S WARDS FOR \ K BED, CHEfT AND VANITY / 4 « 9 5 MOBIL lUBBOSIlNB AND MOBILHKAT PUBL Qt of a banker I knew. She had ' trator made in favor of the Paint-; ^ Sunday, .April 8 : a year we stood alone, unflinching He asserted Britain would be “ RO UG H LY SPE.AM NO ’* I been raped and then cut In two [ p is ' Ica al. and undismaved. will be forred in- Get all three piacsf at this value prical You're lure to ilke Nw able to recover from its exertions PLU S : "N E V A D A ^ ^ |j with sabers." I "A fte r that, the pnxiucers can! anniversary' celebratmn of I to unconditional siiriy*nder o f MORIARTY BROTHEI of the war "only by a large release PM D LA D I C A M S popular modern styling of the waterfall topt . 1; the impreMive Hopea for Ctoee Relationship ; appeal to any agency they desire. 1 Tribe. I. O. R. M... j beaten to the ground In ch.aoa or **Oa tke Level" A t Center and Broetf Romulo. expressing hopes for includiog the Supreme court, and st Sports Center, Welle street. from the necessary bonds and con- Open All Pny and All NigAL 5:30 p. m. . i ruin.” • trola” imposed by war.. beauty of Walnut vanaaril Sturdy hardwood oonatruction Ihal close FUipino-Amertcan relatlon- WF will’ abide by whatever is de- 1 target o f frequent eritielam - ' '\ ~! ship after the Philippines receive etded. But- rm ke th' producers Monday. .April 9 / "N o restrictions upon weH-estab- TO FOR M Y ouuras you year* of satisfactory aerviep. Plate glass mirror. Meeting War Records Commit­ from leftwing factions In Com-« lished British liberties . . . can be Round and Square \ W ARDS their independence, said the Unit- deal • • with us pending such an ap­ nions. the prime, minister opened tee at Whiton MemorigJ' Ltbrary, tolerated," he aaid. “ Control for Only 20% Down/ MoatUy Puymaal fhm l ed States undoubtedly would re­ peal." hia rightwing political party's ad­ DANCING tain air and naval bases in the Wal.sh retorted: " I f the produc­ North Main street. control's sake Is senseless. dress by saring; " A t the head of our mainmast, X n e w EASTER SHOES islands. er* recognize the other organiza­ Friday, April 2« Has Not .Answered Insults Every Friday Night. 8:30 we fly the flag of free enterprise." "It )s within the realm of, pos- j tion over our protest, then we'll Annual Masonic Ball at the "M any are the insults and slan­ YEOMAN’S HALL sibility that you won't have tb { have to move against the shoiwng j Masonic'Temple, ders which, we have allowed to | A single oyster may spawn ■ J - . send. American soldier* there.” he i of their picture."." pass I will not ."iiy unnoticed, hut Columbia B EN S O N ’S 500.000,000 eggs in a season. said. "Maybe the Filipino sol-J He declared that "the W ar L a­ , answered for the sake of con­ diers will protect the '-bases for ! bor board attempted to coerce the 1 sswu i Last centration on the war effort. /I you. We have shown that w e '1 pV(iducers into recognizing our ; x vreso i "W e shall maintain this patri­ can fight loyally for America. j rival organization . . . by compul- | otic restrain aa long aa the na- ; 55-FOUND FELTED S i L E ! aory arbitration.” ] The stocky little general had Of ’4^1 Taxes tional coalit’on continues to work | Whot’ vorietyI Styles ond colors new la numerous souvenirs with him, in- •Still w orking on ComprnmlHea together in loyal comradeship." ' j Still "W^irking on a conipionii.se COTTON MATTRESI eluding two Japane.se sabers he (Continued From Page One) He indicated clearly that he, has DANCING plan. Or a'tnice proposal, was the no Intention of stepping down ; tomorrow’s newspopeH Shad I choose THI^ WEEK ONLY! plan.* to give to House Speaker tri-guild committee from the ac­ Sam Rayburn and Secretary of from the driver's seat once Ger- i tors. directors and writers. was no immediate prospect for | Every Thursday Saturday 10% 0*wal war Henry Stimson. a reduction in record high levies, j many is defjeated. 1 9 .9 5 Among WaiSh's first callers "Should It fall to me.” said ^ a dainty sandal or a sKng-boek pump? Y r e George Murphy, presldcnt/bf ! "'"V ' Evenipias the Actors guild-Vwhich foitght * revenue biU this year but a _ governmeht______... i—.—before ,■—the general 8:30 P. M. to 12 P. M. a All new loft-fehed cotton. POPULAR SCATTER RUGS Peace Feeler the lATSE effort to gain conWol of . baa its tax staff at work on a Potent, kid or calf? Each is so style- election. I .shall seek out not only ART McKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA • S5-lb. w eigh t. . . firm support; (he actor.s' group in 19.'i7 - and post-war tax program. ! Con.servnlives hut men of any par- Repre.sentalive Carlson (R., ' BROKEN I,OTS OF THE FAMOUS i Bv Nazis Fails President E. J. Mannlx, president tv or no party who are willing to right...so eo^ to wear with every pretty • Durable woven-stripe ticking. of the Producers' Asoociatlon. ; Kans.i.STis.). author of the pay-as-you- . , ^ ; , t^us invest our admin- • Sidewalls stay firm and neoL ' BEAUTY TREAD SHAG RUGS ' Neither party would commept on , go . bill which established . the ciTr-! ...... latmtion- ...... with a national charac- Walter's Restaurant (Continued Prom Page One) the discussions. i rent withholding system against | ~ Phone 392.3 outfit. Each is so weB worth my shoe couponi e priced to fit yotd" budget. In the Popular Shadga of Red - Blue -’ Nile Green - Roae Still unsettled, too. was the di’s - ! wages and salaries, said today | This, obviously, waa m eart to act as a bulwark against the "Bol- pute between Sorndl and L. P. Lin-y Aqua and YetpIIow . further adjustments are needed to , Include victory over Japan as well ■shevlk menace.” deloff, pre.sidept 1>f the Interna- * simplify returns for persons earn- ' aa (Termany. S' Size Rejr. Price Sale Price Sven.ska Daghladet said the at­ tional Painter*/ union. LindeloS , ing more than 55,000. I O b lig a ti To Repay In|urte* tempt failed becau.se the German telegraphed yesterday from La 24 X 36...... $3.‘».> $3.49 -1 He told .a reporter he is study- ! For (Thurchill, only a few mln- * representatives predicated their fayette, Ind^ for the strikers to X •«••••«••••••*.. 24 44. $.i,9ir $4.9»> bid on the condition that (he Nazi go back iai work; Sorrell subse­ Ing the advisability of a gradttsted ] WE’RE COMPLYING WITH THE CURLEW I 39 X 54...... SD.O.") $8.9.5 government should continue in quently said the order had been re­ withhoilding levy designed to take 33 X .33...... $."i.9.> $1.95 office. scinded,/and Lindeloff then denied virtually the entire tax of persons IfllgwaiRWtSluKf. DANCING EVERY THURSDAY RECLINING CHAIR The nei^'spaper said the ap- rescinfl^g the demand.* making up.to 510,000 a year. Round A check o f figures compiled by AND SATURDAY NIGHtS AND OTTOMAN 3 x 5 ...... $12.95 $11.95 the congreesionai t u sthlT showed 4 x 6 ...... $19.50 $15.95 that form 1803—as fXr back as 8toll:45f.M . Orir their figures go— through fiscal STATEH A RTFORD To the Music of Curley Tyler’s ImproYisera > 1941, total tax payments amounted t0% Dawml 3 9 .9 5 COTTON OVAL BRAID RUGS Oil C(inip:my to 597,953.073,000. WIU Top 100 BIIIIobs Value prical Specially designed Size Rejf. Price Sale Price Center ."’(reel T he last payments today on 1944 DEPOT SQUARE GRILL 19 X .36...... $2.19 $1.98 incomes are expected to bring, Telephone 38.35 chair tilts bock to the angle you BOLAND 13 to 90 24 X 4 8 ...... $4..50 $3.98 'revenue for the three war years TRY OUR DELICIOUS PIZZA I like. Deeply filled with sisal and 4 X 6...... $16.95 $14.95 ' considerably _ above 5100,000.000,- Dial 000, whch congressional experts cotton, covered in better quality ' n I T aaid was more than the aggregate richly colored cotton Tapestry. VM) H Cl, \J £ J L i G320 Which fo r y o o f A new print HAM) HOOK RUGS of all prior taxes collected since A . the nation was constituted. Built for long service, tool Size 24 X 36. Reg. .S4.3.3...... Now $3.98 O f the 1944 collections, around In Spring's singing colors— FURNACE BURNER SERVICE 517.000.000.000 will be from indi­ I r n T l Size 24 X 18. Reg. $6.3.3...... Now $5.98 vidual incomes. The remainder FRL-SAT.-SUN. a memory making pastel— or a comes chiefly from corporation taxes and excise levlm on such MWI rOR THE HIGHE5T IIDDERI dark sheer highlighted with daizKng KA(; Ri (;s itenis as liquor, cigarettes and Size 24 X 48 ...... Special! $l 98 beauty aids. Robust olivonturo...thrills white » They’re oh, so lovely— every Ro«my UfHlly CuhhiBt i 3'alues to $2,981 Prior to enactment at the first Individual income tax'In 1913, the sot to mvsk... «M « Prln> ene. And Words hove these fine Eoonomkol solution to ex­ RAG RUG RUNNERS , When You Buy government was financed chiefly coss from o **brido ship'' tra storage spocol DoubW iiy levies on liquor and tobacco. finds lovo in « plorious rayons not ordy fo r misses and women, door style . . . fiSsISsIlt 18’ s 24 X 6 f t ; ----- 1...... $3.98 Records disclose, th^t in 1907 the .‘J imdtet. White enameled. Slm$ 1 24 X 8 ft ...... J ...... $.-,.98 liquor tax yieldetfBO.fl p w cent of now worfdl but for juniors and holf sizes, to o l SCREENS 39 to 44 all government revenue#.* I .\XMINSTKIl SC.MTER RUGS Buy Fuel Saidngff Too M-O-M Round Edjre. Size 27 x 45 ...... Sale Price .$4.50 CHEMLI.E Ri:VKR.SIBLE RUGS Adult Probation U e Mtonb Tkne Peymaal Mem Size 27 X 4.3...... $3.98 Rusto w’^Combination To Be Discussed ■ • • B tiM C h a in ac wr^rtopejr. . THERMOII) COTiON FRINGED RUGS M Many hond*ome styles to With* Rubber Non-Skid Backs W in d o w s Hartford, March 15—(P)—Adult Together choosefromi ; wing choirs, Size 24 X 48 ...... $.1.50 Stive Up to 5 0 % Fuel probation will be discussed at a channel back choirs, oed 29“ !• luncheon meeting of the Connectl- S i* e 3 X ' 5 ...... $8.9.3 • to ll borrel cholfv All ValuesI EXPERTLY INSTAIXBD , cut Prison Association Kerch 21 Colors: Wine, Green. WITH THE EXCXUWVE STEEL SEAL ; at St Joseph college. Among ' speakers will be Roecoe Pouhd, I. No Of*n! No Rolo VcetiletlM! i dean emerttua of the Harvard Law . p u tg o m e r y PROTECT YOUR STAIRS Check t. Cheegc Screen to Stone Hoih le 'A Me* school. alo From INSIDE Yoer Home: [ The program will open at - noon j SALE OF STAIR TREADS — RUBBER-LIKE MATE- ' with a reception fo r Dean Pound, These fT Ne Heiky Wleiowo to Store le Ooller! RIAL. Size 18X 9 ...... 12 for$1.00 ' A t the meeting following lunoheoo. ontgomery No Feoo — No Leflilani ~ Uttio TImot Chief Justice WiUtam M. Malthie | A PLACE TO ROT Features L tor Itaelf le Feel will preside, and the toaatmaater \ ^ ^ r d g o o d gO od I. No Dowe Peymeet—M Moetko To Pay! will be State's Attorney Hugh Meade Alcorn, Jr., chatrmao o f the Let Do Sfeew Too • Remo S-Way Coartinatloe Wladow! Wan aaaociatlon's Committee on Pro­ •a* m n U e F. B. A. nNANOKD -> M MONTHS TO PAT. bation. 824-828 M AIN STREET Violt oor .Oatalac Departmeot nciuH ontgomery Ward The invocation will be given bgr the store. Or shop hjr F*“ “ the Rev. Edward S. Bridea, chap­ MANCHESTER BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. lain of tha atate’s priaon la Weth­ in. 824-828 MAIN STR K N l ersfield. ALflOr JANE WITHERfi ia -*FACES IN THE FOG* UANCQESTBB IM WOODBINE I HABTPOED (•) U A D i Tlf-TIf MAIN rTAftT Besides Dean Pound, speakers -i-'. TBLJlPHONS S-ISM will ioclude -Judge Maltlite-'ABd End Toniftit: "Casanova Brown” — "M iirw gin H g IlfP* I Governor Baldwin...... y v - , ■- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, MARCH 15. 1548 MAr^UHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHI^TER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 15,194d FOUR artist sklllfuUy painted the design a food sale on Friday at the Me Lewis’ eritlciam of campaign sf upon tbs board. X ^'rt*the^T afcottvlU e Mip and (ward (Julnn and charged with as- August J. Poliquln, Railroad RockvUle A grand daj^s work was accom­ Carthy Flower shop on the Board FOBtTIRED licitations appeared to refer Walk, starting at 2:30 o’clock. ^ently had an argument at the sault and battery. street. Baltic. Old Fashioned SIiar??ly employes of the Butler ShipbuiN lAttention Focused plished last Satufday by Master •AvrMAfifc ooerom I’rolo. Fii'.rk A.. Pfc.. son of ing company of St. Paul, headif tayinohd Fitts on behalf of the Meeting Tonight mala, wars. Il yae ssAw fvlra. .\ima P. Proto, 109 Hamilton Now, moti than aver. Red Cross. The-March meeting of, Victory , , tlraj. •ehtag. h a n S u tart by Robert Butler, Mtainesota Dcr ABSembiy, Catholic Ladles of Co­ __ caa gat aakh aaii •atUfrijas N^trcct. -New Haven. Party Planned Over Political ocratic finance director, but thd Report Made Raymond, you,know, sold rides with graaadMS, atalalaaa POfKSL w w Casna. Repp, John D.. 2d Lt.. son of It tried in vain to have Lewis pr^ On Peace Program on hie pony for 10c a ride that lumbus. will be hold this evening. rellaf. Casts aa ilttla aaS Sasa aa aasi .Afts. Margaret W. Repp, SImonds duce his affidavits.. day and raised the amazing sum There wUl be a pot luck supper cut a SOs alaa Jar TOUAY at fe;:- :ul Men, Dead, Wounded or Misslnc, avchuc. Collinsville. Spending Ban By Red Cross of $18.56. with Mra. John L Moran, Jr., aa J. W. Bala Carp., WalSan Drs*. line of Connec^ul Tierney, Francis S„ 2d Lt., son British War Veterans’ The committee said Butler relJ chairman. At the meeting officers PLANTING TIM qtataa’a D ra g . M srphir D ra g As ReleasedIdeascd By tnf War and Navy Departments Today. ted that five' former employes s i [state Department Try­ He was assisted by George Nun- aaS all gaaS drag aiaraa. Are Based On Prior Notification To of Mrs. Agnes M.> Tierney, West Auxiliary to Have St. (Contlnned Prom Poffo Onef* limited campaigpi funds after leal Bolton rych in the day’s work and both for the coming year wlU be elect­ These Reports Side road, 'Norfolk. ing his company and that all maq Drive in Rockville Is the b ^ s and the pony we«\ well ed. IS GETTING NEARER.- Neat of Kin and CasWities Noted Here May Previously Willlartjs, Joseph F„ 8. 8gt„ Patrick’s Day Social. ing to Avoid Repeti­ Special Match hibltion against "expenditures, as affidavits. They used ' neithi Due to an error ths first three tired out after their day of Hare Been Reported Iit^the News Columns, husband 61 Mrs. Jeanne Williams, threats nor coercion. tion of Bitter Les­ Running Ahead of the There will be a special bowling 33 Judson avenue. New Haven. well as contributions, made in con­ names on ths Hat of contributors match this evening at the Central PATEiNT Mons-Yprefl Auxiliary, British nection with any Federal election “Any evidence Mr. Lewis ma to the Bolton Red Cross DVar ^ l^ y a l to his school as ifhost You*ll Need: Wllhson, William W„ 1st Lt.. son by a corporation, bank or labor or­ have had,” the committee conclud son Wilson Learned. Schedule This week. boy! are, Raymond decided to bowling alleys when GUllck’Z All MEDICINES to March 14, 19^.^ of Paul W. tViJlson, Meadowbrook War Veterans, will entertain • a Fund were omitted in Tuesday’s Stera roll against the Qenovesi Total Naval Oasualt large number of the local Irish ganization.” ed, “shou^ have been freely give) Herald. The contributors and turn the money he had raised Into With the present hiRh Lowest Prices In Townt Tho Navy Department anno\>nce* for the United States as a road, Darien. to this committee. The public hd By James Marlow RockvlUe, March 15—(Special) the Northeast school fund In order AlT^tars, residents at an old-fashioned Irish Might Limit Freedom of Speech their donations should have read: \ Forfeited Bond point value of canned ^lirthur Drug Stores w ho^O O S S iia lo S r ^ March 14^1945, of the U S. Nav^l Forces Chairman Green (D., R. I.); and a,right to every man’s evidence! Washington, March 15.-^ff)— —fit the second report Issued by to swell bis school’s total. tqa party Saturday, March 17. St., Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Dimock, (Carl Oowden, 32, of Church K(N)ds, wise people are 845 Main S t TSL S8M Tn ^ , M ar^J^rP * . a"** Coast Q ua^i not Senators Stewart (D., Tenn.) and IWoodrow Wilson had a bitter les $100; Helen Dimock, $5; Patricia Kerwln Blllott, Red Cross war Mrs. Franew Sterling street, Hartford, forfeited a $60 prepfirinff to raise ■ Naw t^M rtm ent ToUl Casualty listA consisting of 19 dead. .^6 Patrick’s day. in the basement of Tunnell (D.. Del.) disagreed on the The State department is fund drive treasurer and turned Mra. FTnnres Potter Sterling. wS^Jd^*^?nr25 mi„inK. These c a s ^ s hrinR the total reported Al^out Town the British-American club’s build­ grounds that such an extension of ■ing to avoid a repetition of it. Dimock, $5. more fruits and vejce- # JiM X t of kin and released for publication since Dec. 7. 1911. to There will be a benefit card over to drive chairman, J. Everett 90, of S6 North Park street, wid­ ing on Maple street. the corrupt practices act might Wilson—in desperation to gain party held at the home of Mr, and North yesterday a total of $14,- ow of Benjamin F. Sterling, taMes ever I March 14. 1945. to 91.132. classified as folV's: President Annie Rlsley and Vice ■public support for the League if Don’t Neglei Slippinx Mias Mary Ireland of 118 Main limit freedom of speech, press and Mrs. Arthur Pbiney on Thursday 009A1 had been raised represent­ one of Rockville’s oldest residents, f o r ^ It’s economipfil President Fannie Kelbish will wel­ assembly and that prohibltlon^and iNations as he wanted it—cruaad- evening at 8 p. m. The Bolton ing 54.9 per cent of the quota of died Wednesday at the Rockville and ^trioflcl -■ -Dead Wounded Missing of War Totals street, has been elected secretary come the guests and receive the sanctions fail to prevent "perni­ COlDl across the country. In the end TEETH 2,378 48,680 Grange is spensorlng the! party $25,600. This report definitely CJlty hospital following a short ill­ United States Navy...... 23,9.59 13,02i 9,321 of Uie Woman s Athletic Associa­ FIGHT MISERY Do f«l»e teeth drop.^sllp or w abble d ig Yn to H^LP ■870. 1,890 41.3.52 tion at Massachusetts State Col­ tickets. cious political activity.” he lost. and Mrs. Plnney la serving as stao'ws the local drive U ahead of ness. She had been a resident of i United States Marine Corps 10,381 28,211 Tea will be served from 6:30 to The clash over union election where you feel it—rub He waited until World War I schedule with only approximately when you talk, eat, laufeh or sneeze? 210 M2 0 1,100 lege. \tis8 Ireland is the treas­ chairman. The committee in Roskville for 23 years, coming Don't be annoyed and emoarraased by for IncomoTax United States Coast Guard s. 598 7:30 p. m., and will be followed at activity was bundled up in a 250- tbroat, chest end had ended to make his big bid and 50 per cent of the time having here from Washington, D. C. slks- urer of Kappa Alpha Theta, and eight o’clock with a program of page report on the 1944 campaign with t.Imp-tp-rti-t |hts most futile, frantic fight. charge of refreshments will be eweh handicaps. FA,STEETlL an AUOHT abort . . . with | an 41,443 10,483',^ 4.268 91,132 was the former softball manager Olive Swanson, Alice Jewell and elapsed. She was born In West Virginia, line (non-acid) powder to spHnble on C Income tax payment dus Total casualties entertainment. Misa Jeanne Milli­ filed with the Senate. \ But while this war still Is going In Mr. Elliott’s report all teams April 25, 1854. She leaves a daugh­ your plates, keeps false teeth more March 15? Don’t borrow tbs for Women’s Athletic A.ssociation. The committee, which question­ Ion the American people know of LUlian Mack. There ‘Will be firmly set. Gives confident feeling »f se­ It is requested that all com'munications concerning: change of .She 1s also the secretary-treasOr- gan, well kno'wn local danseuse, prizes for whist and setback, show encouraging totals and are ter, Mrs. Thomas F. O’Loughlln, ey tinneceHsrUy. but If a aUtus of errors in casualty lists ^ addressed '>'cccUy to the Bureau will present a group of her stu­ ed Sidney Hillman, head of the ■the plans for an international or- well on their way to attaining with whom she lived; two grand­ curity and added comfort. No gun^iy loan la to your advantafs, art er of the Industrial Relations Club. PAC, said its inquiry developed Iganlzation to keep peace hercaft- door prize of five pounds of sugar gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Get FAB- :oday. We maka loans of Relations, War Department, oi^,the Office of Public Relation., dents in dance routines and spe­ will be given. All proceeds from their quotas. Tolland was the first children, Probate Judge Francis TI2ETH today at any drug store. aimply, privately on al(n*turo Navy Department, Washington 25, p. C. . cial numbers. There will also be that while the. corrupt practices |er. branch to attain Its quoU having T. O’Loughlln and John J. alone. tVe’d like to aerv# you. The board'of directors of Wash instrumental music and several act prohibits unions and corpora­ President Roosevelt has kept the card party will be donated to Come In, ph'one or writs ua All these casualty reports are based on prior notification to ington Laalge IJJL will ineet to­ the Red Cross War Fund. , This done so on the second day of the O’Loughlln, In the U. S. Army; «f the good old Irish songs will be tions from making contributions in ■the nation's attention focused on drive. also two great grandchildren. We have a complete selec­ today; or aave thta ad until; next of kin. In case of divergence between this Iv't and infomatKin morrow night at 8 o'clock in the Federal elections. It "does not ex­ party is not to be confused with SSr to the next of kin. the last War Department or Navy Depart­ rendered by MancheMer talent. |this through! Organizations. business con­ The funeral will be held Satur­ tion of club house. 1. HI9 meetings and plans the bingo party to be sponsored Plumber, SteumfiUer Bi r b i u r I ment telegram or letter to the next of kth Is always the appropri­ Group singing, games and danc-- tend the ban to expenditures.” cerns, industry and special groups day at 2 p. m., from the Burke Would Apply Ban to Spending Iw ith other workl leaders. by the Grange which will be held • M t t Ing will round out the evening im- are responding admirably ■with the VEGETABLE AND fm u 0 $ 91 MfiaMv The 23rd annual meeting o< the next Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. Funeral home. Rev. E. O. Heper. IMB MmOOp ate final authority. ______01 11:30. This position, taken by Hillman 2. His speeches and explana- house to house canvass coming Pump Mechanic P«T9*e"M British-American Club, Inc., will Itlons to Congress and the public. in the Community Hall- The pastor of the Trinity Lutheran FLOWER SEEDS The committee In charge re­ at the time, later was concurred in along slowly. In the breakdown of church will officiate. Burial will 1100 tIOAO t i m be held at the eluhhouse, 75 Maple 3. His very carefully thought- proceeds from the bingo party-also UM 99.11 1974 Navy Dea«l of Mrs. Elsie C. Markham. 38. quests all members and ■ friends by the attorney general. The com- No Need For Tears the grand quota, Vernon’s share is be In Grove Hill cemetery. CARI. NYGREN 900 Bristol street, Wallingford. street, on Saturday, March 24. The As wounded American boys come back from the battle fronts they mrltee asserted. Ferguson and lout moves—by bringing the Re- goes to the Red CroeS. So enjoy $14,790 and to date 56.2 per cent We have the Famous Hart’s 900 94.40 94.90 997 9 Molon, Michael John, Seaman who have promised donations of If ffiaot it o probUm, mokt hoK ot Funeral ,»aturday Tel. 15497 Massaro, DorVunic V., Pfc., hu.s- husine.ss meeting, schedliled for 8nd American Red Cross workers in all miliUry and naval hospiUla food, to see that it is at the club- Ball would apply the prohibition to Ipublicans into consultation witli two parties and help a worthy has been raised representing $8,- 15 South St. Seeds—grown from choice, Tk. . W n i« iM « k k M < m Ic, USNR. (Previously reported band of Mrs. Feltciat Massaro, 282 six o’clock will be followed by a ready to help them. This year there will be more need than evef. political convention spending as mbch tottt twice Qt good, in ditbt# Ihis own Democrats—to smooth cause. The funeral of Mrs. Emma Reu- missing on Report of Naval Cssu- houw as early as possible. Mem­ Uk* thit ent: 318.81* healthy plants to assure Oak street. New M taln. dinner. Officers for the ensuing before for RH Croei service in dpmeaticjioepitala. New, mora IbM bers are also urged to be at the well. — ■the way for acceptance of a world Soiiool Bill Hearing Folloyring are additional dona­ ger Thuemmler, 76. wife, of Eu­ •Ities, Jan.2S, 1945.1 ParenU, Dr. year are to be elected and a pro­ ever, your Red Crosa la at hia sid^ In its lengthy document the Meat and Vegetable Pis gene T. Thuemmler of 107 Talcott you of a friutful harvest. and Mrs. Louis Sam Molon, 346 Moran, Francis 8. Sgt„ son clubhouse early on Saturday to IlM gue. A bill concerning state aid for tions received from organizations: posed revision in the by-laws will assist the committee In charge. Special Campaign Investigating cupt cubed cooked meot Will Be Greater Evidence Alden Skinner Auxiliary ' avenue, will be held on Saturday I Mimover street, Meriden. of Mrs. James P. M m ^, Box 84, be acted upon. public school buildings will be afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the Danielson. Others abating Mrs. Risley and committee also: V2 cup minced onion The Dumbarton Oaks confer- heard by the Education Commit­ No. 5 ...... Fresh Salted Nuts Navy Wounded 1. Criticized Fulton Lewis, 2 tobletpoont fot or lolod oil Isnce here months ago was con- Holy Rosary Society, St. White Funeral home. Rev^ George , FINANCE CO. Pagano, Patrick V., P'fc., son of The American Legion Auxiliary Mrs. Keibl^ are Mrs. Margaret tee in the Senate at the' State S. Brookes, pastor of the Union I MANCHESTER HARDWARE • Jabs, Henry Frederick, Aviation Mrs. Phllomena Pagano, 207 Main Wife of Flier Allied Planes McKee. MraXMae Gritnley, Mrs. Washington radio commentator, 1 cup droined cooked or Icrete evidence that the big pow- Capitol on Tuesday, Marth 20 at Joseph’s church ...... 6.00 I,ncql Agency for state Theater Mdg. maehinist’s mate 2c, USNR. Par- will hold its monthly meeting for what it said was his refusal to lers were getting down to cases tm Sacred iteart Society, St. (Congregational church will • offi- 1 Double Kay Brand COMPANY Sad I la r t street, Hartford. Monday evening, March 19 In the Helen Lenncm\Mrs. Mary Hall conned lomotoet ' p. jn. This bUl—8. B. 431 elate. Burial wUl be In Grove Hill Telepheaa StSS ^anta, Mr. and Mra: Albert Jabs, Paskowski,. Raymond A.,^\Pvt„ co-operate with the committee in 1 No. 2 con {2^ cupt) creom« Ian international program. The Joseph’s church ...... 5.00 Arthur Drug Stores' D. B. Brawn, Bs*. ‘21 Woodruff Court. New Britain. Legion hall on I.a?onard street. and Mrs. Ellzawth (Jordy. its effort to ran down his charge Jias been introduced by Senator cemetery. 248 NO. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. son of Adolph Paakowaki, 104 E(aly To Get Medal Again Pound ttyle corn I San Francisco conference In’ Aprj Rockville Methodist Sunday 845 Main S t Tel. 8806 Ueeaae He. Ilf Ainur Dead—^European Regions that employes of a Minnesota |wlll be even greater evldcnce>. Hanmer and should be of interest 5.00 Food Sale Friday avenue. New Britain. \ 2 leotpoont lolt to every parent and taxpayers in school '...... Alahuk. Wglter, Pfc., brother of , Polhemut, Richard R., S. Sgt^ The monthly meeting of all shipbuilding concern used “threats But even so, the mass of Alher- RockvlUe Lodge. No. 1359, The Youth Fellowship of the Miaa Sophie Alshuk, 372 N. Main groups of the South Methodist Vi footpoon pepper ^ the town of Bolton. TTie bill 50.00 aon of Mra. Linda Koempel, 4 N. Reich Today and coercion” In soliciting Roose­ licans probably know only In a provides that the sum of five bil­ B.P.O.E...... (Rraet, Seymour. „ . Croaawaya, Lucaa Point, Old ■WSCS will be held Monday at 8 Hiisbatul of Local Rctii- velt campaign funds. 1 cup bitcuit mix ■ vague way about the proposed Stanley Do boss Post, No. Aiideraon, SMward R., Pfc., nua* pix m. Mrs. Eunice Hohenthal of W eddings 2. Recommended removal as Milk Iworld organization. The details lion dollars be set aside for the 30.00 Greenwich, dent Has Been Re­ (Continued From Page One) building of schools. It provides 14 ...... band of Mrs. Mary E. Anderson, Seaha, Bruno J., lat Lt., broth­ th^ Hustlers’ group will lead the “utterly unrealistU:’’ of an exist­ Brown meot ond onion in fot or I already tentatively worked out East School Teacher’s club 126.79 SS4 Main atreet, Danielson. wonMiip service. Mrs. Inez Truax ing Hatch act celling of $3,000,000 tolod oil. Add lomotoet, corn, tolt that a town may borrow up to er of Joseph Seaha. 102 Main ported as Missing. I most likely leave them puzzled. $50,000 for the building of g pub-i Junior Citizens (Jlub, 8th Aasara, Tony, Pfc., husband of street Windsor Locks. of th^Asbury group has made ar- dust rial targets for the 30th suc­ upon receipts and expenditures by ond pepper. Simmer 15 min. Pour It Is at this point that the State grade. East school...... S.OO- Mrs. Madeline M. Assara, 32 Hill rangentgnts for Miss Josephine cessive day. fighter bombers of the Thrall-Martin , political committees and a $5,000 into greoted cotterole. Cover. Pro* lie school; one half of this amount 2.00 Serafln, Edward J., Pvt., son of Miss Kathleen Marie Martin, Idepartment steps In. Mayflower Rebekah Lodge street, Waterbury. Kriz, rewrned missionary from Mrs. James C. McNulty, wife of U. S. Ninth Air Force, protecting limitation on individual cam­ pore bitcuit mix occordtng to dir#^ Since Wil.son’s time we have to be a gift from the stats and Mra. Josephine Serafln, 62 Bond the Remagen bridgehead, destroy­ the other half to be paid back in Mother's CTub, Congrega­ Bowman, George T., Fl-o., son India, to'^address the meeting. A 1st Lieut. James C. McNulty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guss paign contributions. tiont on pockoge, adding eneugb ■ seen grow up In this country a tional church ...... 6.00 street, Hartford. ed 60 German planes sitting on ap twenty years at one sind pne half «f Mra. Mabel T. Bowman. 430 Sav­ Sherman, Edward M., Pfc., son graduate of the Hartford Semin­ A. A. F. of Rockville, who was re­ Woodward Martin of Denver, OjI- The committee said that while milk to» moke emoolh, eoft dougb. |thihg called "public relations.’’ Rockville Fire Department 95.00 in avenue, Weat Haven. of Mra. BeMie Sherman, 1787 No­ ary Foundation she was sent by airfield east of Coblenz, and dam­ the Republican National commit­ Businessmen go in for It In a per cent interest. This bill has First Lutheran church .... 6l!60 Bnoaka, Walter, 2d L t. son of the Methodist Mission Board. Sev­ ported missing in action in a aged 55 others. Three fighter orado, and Lt. Elmer M. Thrall, tee reported spending $2,828,651 Boll in circle obout 1" tmoHer tbon many supporters among the rep­ ble avenue, Bridgeport bombing raid over Italy on June top of cotterole. Cut in 8 wedgeo. Ibtg way. They hire experts to Ladles Aid, First Lutheran Stanley J. Brxoska, 2 E. Meadow Smith, Raymond W., Pvt., hus­ eral young wothpn of the church bombers were lost. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. and the Democratic National com­ I make themselves or their product resentatives from small towns. It church ...... - • 25.00 9. 194.^, will receive the Air Medal Thrall of 277 East Middle Turn­ Ploce on meet mixture. Boke In very is hoped that many from Bolton atreet Stamford. . band of Mra. Florence M. Smith, will model natlve^lrul*®" costumes. awarded by the War Department The Nazi aircraft were believed mittee $2,056,121, groups support­ |look good and attractive. Sewing Orcle, First Luther­ Bnckland, Morton D., Sgt.. son 5 Pond street, Milford. Refreshments will served by a preparing for a mass kssault on pike, were married Saturday, ing the national tickets spent as hot oven, 450*F., 12-15 min.$ervet4. Takes Cue From Experts will join the large number of an church...... 25.00 of Mrs. Ethel C. Buckland, 23 El- to her husband at ceremonies to March 3, at 4 o'clock In the Cen­ Swiencicki, Alexander, Pvt., aon committee from the Stanley group, be held at Bradley Field, Windsor the bridgehead when the Aiherl- follows: Tho State department—at long small townsfolks who will regis­ B’nai Israel Brotherhool.. 60.00 aaqtHrtreet-Hartford. of Waclaw Swiencicki, 23 Vine which inelpdes Mrs. Stuart Was- cansitnick. tral Presbyterian church, Denver. Democrats; Independent com McCALL'SMFAL PLANNER hast shaking off some of the moth- ter in favor of the bill a t the hi Chapter No. 18, The button Locks, Saturday, March 17, at 2:30 • Corcoran, John L., Pfe„ husband ley, Mrs. Harold C ^son and Chaplain James A. Andrews of mlttees, groups or individuals, $2,' A AAcCAll'S MAGAZINE Mrvict balls that bogged it down—has ing. R.A.M...... 10.00 / Of Mm Oladys M. Corcoran, Route atreet Waterbury. o’clock. The U. 8. Eighth, Air Force Lowry Field performed the cere­ I Wadhams, Ray F., Pvt., husband Mra. William Thorpe. \ Missing Since June 9. meanwhile attacked an airdrome 327,659; intrastate Independent ■ taken a cue from the public rela- At the same time the Education Women’s Society, Baptist l.XIllingly. of Mra. Lorraine Wadhams, 245 mony. Music for the wedding was group*, $1,024,648, and State com­ Committee will hear Senate Bill . 5.00 Croteau, Armand J.. Pvt., broth- A pilot of a foilr-motored bomb­ 10 miles northwest of Giessen, played by the church organist. Select one or two meals | Itions experts. church ...... New Litchfield street Torrlngton. The Woman's Society of'^^ris- er, Lieutenant McNulty was re­ touching off an explosion which mittees, $2,033,370. I In the past few months the de- 425 Introduced by Senator Row­ A little hit tardy but none the m of Mrs. Simone Didio, 94 Day Walker, Robert E„ Pfc., hus­ tian Service of the Quarryville The bride wore a salmon-oclor- Republicans: Independent com­ from this list . . . Ipartment has sent out 30 of its land concerning provision for a less effective is the Red CJross ported missing in action last June Air Force officers said they Heliev- ed suit with na'vy and white ac­ atreet South NOrwalk. band of Mra. Winnie M. Walker, Methodist church will serv^': a 9 and has since been unreported. «d was a'Jully stocked dump of mittees. groups or Individuals, Haddock Fillets [people—some of them the highest minimum program of financial War fund drive quota board set C ii^ . William. T-5, ward of Storra “Dlnty Moore" supper at cessories arid her corsage was of $609,291; intrastate independent [officials—to talk to clubs, socle- support of public schools. This up In Central Park the past week. ■arotd Napp, Danbury. Two members of the crew of Lieu­ bombs and shells intended for use white orchilis. Her bridesflnaid, Smoked Haddock Fillets Woods; Frank E., Pfc., aon of church tomorrow evening frortv tenant McNulty’s tomber have against the bridgehead. groups $493,905 and State commit [ties and associations. bill is known as the “equalization The Red Cross has Miss Welda DeMartino, William C., Pvt., son Mra, Mary Woods, 63 Avon street 5:30 to 7:00, under the chairman­ Miss Betty Roenfeldt of Grand Is­ tees, $9,260,528. Mackerel They explain the State depart- ! of Mra. Raphaella DeMartino, 100 bqen reported prisoners of war but Attack Oil Refineries land, Nebraska, wore navy blue bill” and it has many good fsa- Bowers of 61 High atreet to thank Hartford. ship of Mra. John Ehdekaon of Bol­ nV communication has been re­ Infers Complaint to Biddle Steak Pollack [ment’s foreign policy. Dumbarton tures—however it will be far more for the interesting design deplct- on Tom's shirt Q times . POwe atreet, Anaonla. More than 3,250 heavy bombers with yellow accessories and cor­ Army Prisonera of War— ton. ceived from either the former S. Reported it had referred to FRESH OYSTERS Oaks and the idea of an Interna- beneflcial to tbe large towns and jng the progress of the drive, Fanning, William S.. Pvt, hue- and 650 fighters of the Eighth sage of gardenias and roses. Lt. the attorney general tMtimony [tional organization to keep the band of Mrs. Shirley M. Fanning, Oeimany members of the missing plane or dropped'3,500 tons of explosives on Rafael Gabarra, classmate of the Whole Haddock cities, 'rtiere is doubt that both! Miss 'Bowers has carried Miss Clara M. F i ^ daughter of the W ^ Department regarding concerning a complaint by^enator peace. bills will be passed by the Appro- through with the theme of the Robbint court Milford. | Avery. Henry G., Sgt., husband Mr. and Mra. Edgar Fish of 18 factories and oil refineries at bridegroom, acted as ttest man. Taft (R-Ohio) against distribution Frosted Cod Cakes I It Is a sort of open forum af­ 1 of Mrs. June P. Avery, 1700 Farm­ further disclosures of the safety Hannover, U-boat pens trt. Ijmui- Following the ceremony, a din­ priations Committee and it is up [drive, "Keep your Red Cross at Fenney. Thomat N.. Pvt., broth­ Newman street, was honored with of the Rockville pilot. by the Ohio CIO State council of a Frosted Crab Meat fair: The speakers explain and to the people in ths smsll towns his side,” showing a ssrvics er of Miss Evelyn Fenney, 200 ington avenue, Forestvllle. a dinner party and greenback den on the Dutch coast, rallyards ner was given for the ^ wedding then answer questions. Azarian, Martin, Cpl., son of Ja­ Came From Vernon campaign pamphlet entitled.\"He CORNED BEEF HASH to see that S. B. 431 tA es prs- flag side by side with a Red Crosa. nghland avenue, East Haven. shower last night at ’The Sheridan. on the main routes northeast of party at Qiez Paree. Mrs.Thrall’s Wanted to Do Business with HiUer Archibald MacLelsh, the new cedence. T his is augmented by a large dol- riesch. John, Sgt., husband of cob K. Azarian, 458 Edgewood The party was given by fifteen of Lieutenant McNulty Is the aon the Ruhr and the Wescr river rail parents and friends of both bride and Hirohito—the Amazing Sto^yi Only 3 Points assistant secretary of state for street. Hartford. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNulty and bridegroom attended. t Town Meeting Data tar sign, spaced off into $ 2 .^ Mrs. Ruth C. Flesch, 45 Landers her associates in the Cravat De­ bridges at Vlotho and Bad Oeyen- of Senator Taft.” 49c Pound public and cultural relations, says VN a *w thcae are painted out avenue. New Britain. B arrett Richard I., 1st Lt., son partment of Cheney Brothers, in of Washington street, Vernon, and hausen. Mrs. ‘Thrall formerly lived in DRIED BEEF the speakers go only when asked of Willoughby J. Barrett, 333 he attended the Rockville schools In doing so. the committee said', Due to the fact ^ a t the date ^ drive progresses. The Rock- OU know Tom, altHouf^ petKaps yon caU hloi F^no; .Rosario, Jr., Pfc., sop of recognition of her approaching Running into violent flak-at sev­ Grand Island, Nebraska, and has it recommended a test case to de­ 4 Points and even thoti can not fill all the of March 30. “ “ ** vUle Chapter quota of $25,500 U Mra. Frances Freno, Niles Hill Wakeman road, Fairfield. marriage to Staff Sergeant Harry and graduated from Rockville been engaged as a dental assistant requests for them. March town meeting date, falU on * High School. Before entering the eral targets the Americans lost 12 termine whether circulation of the Quarter Pound 23t sdso Shown. By inother name. A shy, quiet boy who has aud* ;• road, Waterford. Bieroackl, Stanley R„ 1st Lt., T. Mathiason of the U. S. Marines, bombers and seven fighters. at Lowry Field. Lt. ‘Thrall has \pamphlet could be considered a He says the department receives Good Friday, the Selectmen have Richard Bundy was in charge of Y ■ t Helstrom. Bernard C.. Pvt., brother of Mrs, Mary Uliasz, 88 son of Mr. and Mra Oscar T. service he was employed ih the been in the Army Air Corps since ASSORTED COT.D CUTS I between 8,000 and 10,000 letto^- designated Wednesday, March 28, Pratt A Whitney plant of UAC Italy based Liberators and Fly­ January 1942. He received his Democratic campaign contribution having the sign prepared and set denly become a man in the midst of war. Until hx brother of Miss Gretchen Hel- Silver atreet. New Britain. Mathiason of 691 Hartford road. ing Fortresses of the U. S. 15th uiUjcf the corrupt practices act. dl^ote & Weigel’s a week from individuals m at 8 p. m. in the Community Hail, up while Alfred Uidwlg, local atrom, 261 drive, Fairfield. Blondi, Raffaele F., 1st Lt., 'The wedding date is for April as a photographer. pilot's wings and commission groups asking about our for/lgn He received hia wings as an Air Force again went to the sup­ ■nie Committee absolved Taft of Krankfurts affd Kraut as the town meeting date. went into the Army Tom had never been away from House, Eugene P.. Pvt., husband brother of Anthony Blondi, 181 port of the Red Army, ■ attacking Second Lieutenant In February CIO complaints that he spent ex- policy and particularly about Dum­ Henry J. Zimmerman was ap­ Of Mm Josephine O. House, Nel- Plymouth street. New Haven. Army pilot at an air field in Okla­ 1943. He was assigned as instruc­ \ Cottage Cheese barton Oaks. •••••••#•••••••••••••••••••••••*•*• homa and received hia advanced all refineries and vital communi­ cessiv^sums In his November elec­ pointed Dog Warden by (he Board home. But now he’s three thousand miles from Mom ton court Hartford. Blundell, Charles J., Pvt., son Raymond Leonard Carmody, tor at Balnbridge, Georgia, for Shredde(t Cod in Boxes Helps Clarify Thinking of Selectmen for the term April Uoyd, Cyrus B., T-5, husband of Theodore D. Blundell. 181 training at Boise, Idaho. He has cations north of Budapest and few months, later going into twin tion campaign and that he used his The department sendq out pre Seaman, Second Class, of 109'T been overseas since April, lOtf. within 35 miles of the advancing position to prevent the CIO from SaltxCod in Pound Box .1, 1945-April 1, 1946. and Dad...and a Hoy can become m i^ty kmcly, evea of Mm Anna Lloyd, 30 Winthrop Knickerbocker avenue. Spring- Main street, and Walter A. Von Russians. engine transition. He will com­ using radio broadcasting facilities Clam pow der made from I pared material, some of It in ques' Bolton Briefs atreet Hartford. dale. Lieutenant McNulty was mar­ plete an Intensive engineering tlon and answer form, to help the Hone. Seaman,. Second Claas, of ried on Nov. 9, 1943. to Miss Jes­ In Ohio. 40 Fathom Minced Clams Rev. James Spalding, graduate in an anuj^ o f m illions. Lowell, Frederick W.. T-4, ■ ne­ Bollard, Joseph W„ S. Sgt.. hus­ 48 Madison street, have complet­ lATgeHt Bomli Ever .\luft course on the ^ B-29, at Lowry I letter-writers clarify their think' phew of Mrs. Rose McGaunn, 617 band of Mrs. Margaret M. Bollard, sie Kerr of Manchester. ’The cou­ The Allies’ newest ’‘secret wea­ Field, within the next feW weeks. 4. Dlsclo.sed it had turned orer student at Hartford seminary, coUO ed baste training at the Naval ple have no children. to the Justice Department infor­ FOR YOUR PUP! who has occupied the pulpit at the But here in the jungle, as though Hy some mlracl^ Garden atreet Hartford. 735 Baldwin street. Waterbury. Training Center. Sampson, N. Y., pon"- already tabbed the "town- After his graduation, Lt. and mation gathered, in an Investiga­ State department officials have Bolton Congregational church for , Malone, Nestor J„ Pfc., husband Bonlto, Salvatore P.. Pfc., son and have been granted leave. huster" —Is the largest bomb ever Mrs. Thrall plan to-come east to Horse M eat\...... 21c lb. 1 undertaken a series of radio r o u r ^ ’ a Red Cross club has been established. And inside arx of Mra. Yolanda Malone, 173 ()1 Mra. Rachel Bonlto, 495 Chapel carried aloft. Specially equipped visit Lt. Thrall's parents. The tion of Texas Defnocratlc Senator Bombo ...... 2i>c broadcasts to explain what’s cook' the two past Sundays, will again ; X'/ Mount Pleasant street Meriden. ' Lancasters were used for the job. young couple now resides at 1644 O’Danlel’s weekly newspaper. The preach at the 11 o’clock sendee * girls...sm iling, wholesome American girls who spe^ McGee, Edward' P.. Jr., Pvt., r T hns Married Couple.a club of the Attacks Improve W. Lee O’Daniel NCwsV It said Jack & Jill C ^ Food ,. .14c on March 18. C3holr rehearsal for The primary role of the g(yat Milwaukee street, Denver. the publication collect^ rhor® than ^ And., Secretary of State Stettin' the Easter music will be held on husband of Mra, Joan McGee, 22 b a n ro f Mra c X tln e M Bos^; Methodist church will en- bomb—25 feet, five inches In HERE’S G O ^ NEWS I lus shortly will appear for four or 4 your language and are so much like sis...or the girl James street, Danbury. 29 Dow atreet. New Haven. i 1".^ * t Russian Positions length—is for attacks on under­ $191,000 and asked the Justice de­ five minutes In a movie—support' Friday at 7:30; Church school (» Ni/rcsyk, Raymond M., 2d Lt., Boyce, John L.. Pfc., husband evening at 6:45, ^ d follow it wil^ partment to examine the jjietter in That W, it is gWd news if led by professional- Hollywood ac Siuiday at 9:30. a holjby show. ’The committee Is ground structures such as the fac­ relation to the corrupt practices Mra. Brownell Gage has been next door. son of Mrs. Casimira Nurezyk, 20 of Mrs. Ruth A. Boyce, Star (Continued From tories known to have been built by you have plenty of blue tors—to tell movie audiences about Cabot street New Britain. Route, Putnam. composed of Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ g^ One) . Xbe Germans deep In the earth. Your Gl Rights! act. points. We have\ju.st re­ Dumbarton Oaks. spending the week with Rsv. and Tom knows that among a score of heart-warming Semler, Robert J.. 1st Lt., hus­ Brause, Donald W„ Pvt., son of mond liought, Mr. and Mrs. Or- OUISTIONS AND ANSWtRS Reports Excessive Sp««dili|: MacLelsh says the broadcasts Mra. Jolm H. Griuit, at Gould mand West. Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ troops captured el towns In ‘The Air Ministry said it had an 5. Reported excessive spending ceived a large shipment of Homestead, Fairfield, Conn. band of Mra. Beatrice A. Semler, Mss. Anna Brause, 50 Collins increased velocity and it should ON SCRVICIMIN'S SR081IMS and the movie cost the government Jobs these Red Cross girls perform is the simple, homey 66 Center street, Waterbury. street. New Britain. _ liam Thorpe, Mr. and Mra. Snor­ that area yesterd^ in the Arkansas Democratic pri­ fancy quality Peai nothings The movie industry, he Mr. and Mra. Edson P. Herrick couOH L ozm eis Sspakowski. Adolph L., Pvt., Brennan, Ralph J., Pfb., hus­ ris Bennett. The committee for Moving w est/ sver the steep ’’greatly exceed the devastation of mary, “fraud and glaring Irregpt- Peaches . . . and Ap\icots ■ays, suggested the picture of Bolton Center will spend the itesily MOihfnf bscausa they’re the show Includes Mr. and Mra any bombs so far employed.” By Douglas Larsen act of helping a GI sew on buttons. So Tom has tom 1 son of Mrs. Mary Srpakowski, 102 band of Mra. Flora M. Brennan, 39 forested shoul^r of the low Tatra laritles” at the polla there, but not in No. 2 V2 glass j^rs. help gfet the.facts before the pso- week-end In Neiy York Oty. really medicated. Each F a F 1^! Hartford avenue. New Britain. Addipon street, Waterbury. William Mounce, Mr. and Mrs- mountain.^, his ttoops reached Previously the largest bomb had NEA Staff Correspondent “a scintilla of evidence" that the Couth Losencs gives your Uiroat a button from his shirt and a Red Cross girl is sewing .1 Treat, Alvin H„ Pv’t.„ son of Mrs. John Speed, Mr. and ' Mrs. Fred within 12 mtleA of Kremnlca, been the six-ton "earthquake." Washington—Dependents at de­ election of Deniqpratic Sena'ior PEARS ...... jarA2c ^ But MacLelsh says that keep­ s 15 mlButs soothing trestoMiit Calka, Bruno G., Pvt, son of ceased service men get three types that reaehts all die «i«y down... bo- Leila A. Treat RFD No. 2, Sey­ Mra. Katherine J. Calka, 137 S. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert astride the enemy’s most import­ Fulbright Was ' affected in any PKACHES...... iar Uc ing the public Informed is a ))lg it on. And a little later Tom wiU tear off that same Pratt, and Mr. and Mrs. Hall ant lateral communications east of of money benefit payments from way. 36 Phone Operators low tbs gargle list. Only 104.boz. mour. Water street. East Port Chester. ; Contributes Year’s Savings tho government~six months* gra­ APKICOTS...... jar ^ job. He told oengressmen here: Vinlng, Arnold L„ Pvt., husband Capalbo, Frederick B., 2d Lt,, Stewart. the Vah river. 6. Said it had turned over to ••Wt think ive have to do a whale button again. In all (and this is an actual case)^ that of Mra, Josephine M. Vinlng, 95 ■ « ' tuity pay, monthly pension, and if the Juatice department “for con­ son of Frank L. Capalbo, Edge- The wooded, rugged terrain still Redwood Falls, Minn.—(JP)— he has service-insurance, monthly COiHE TO PINEHURST of a lot more work than we have Pay Rise Asked li:: Pleasant treet New Britain. Sergeant James W. Maher who was fiercely defended by the Ger­ sideration and study of the proper -done." button was sewed on a total of nine times! wood Drive, Greenwich. hgd been' with the Eigtfth Air Mary Jo Zitmann’s contribution to Insurance payments. enffSTement agency” s transcript • for "Grade A A Strictly Army Wounded—European ChaskD, Andrew, fig Lt., hus­ mans, who were anxious to keep the Red Cro.ss was her year’s sav­ Fr^h E^xtra Large Eggs, Regions Force In England for 21 months the northern anchorage of their Q. Just who gets, the gratuity of testimony concerning the Amerr The girls know, and smile indulgently.- X little band of Mrs. Jessie D. Chasko, and was sent to France, Is now ings. Mary Jo, who is six, counted payment.and how much is it? lean Democratic National commit­ New Haven. March 16—Follow Danublan front from being torn .'>3c dozeh. Ing the conclusion of wage nsgo- Davis. Clyde R„ Sgt., son of c-o Henry Shaeffer, Grove Point, with the ground crew in Belgium. up the pennies and nickels and A. It is a lump sum equal to six tee, organized to oppose a fourth 4 g ^ FarAi Bread, I Urges Farmers Gel I thing, yes^ but such little, friendly services can give a Mrs. Adele Davis, 6 , Freeman Westport. out, blit Malinovsky’s troops made dimes she hgd saved in a year and months pay at the rate the man PepneridKt I tiationa Tuesday night,, offlcisils He is the husband of Mrs. Biernlce steady progress. term. 27c loaf, street Hartford. Cole, Erwin J., F-O, brother of Maher of 63 Oak atreet and son turned In $'7.10. The Red Cross was getting 'ndien he died. If he The conimittee said this group, \ Fertilizers Early of The Connecticut Union of Tele- big lift to the spirits o( a lonely service man far away Deshaies, Renaud A.. Pfc., son Miss Harriet E. Cole, Greenfield of Mr. and Mrs. Jere Maher of OMMtal Corridor Set Blazing got her savings of $2.65 a year, died overseas dependents of a pri­ of which Former War Secretary ARain we asK you to bring phone Workers, Inc., and ,The of Ernest Deshaies, 10 Hsmlltoi) ;KnolU. Fairfield. ,, (Thestnut drive. The Third. White Russian Army, too. vate or seaman get 20 per cent Harry Woodring of Kansas once in your waste fkt which the Southern New England Telephone from hom e. street, Hartford. Davignon, Leo A., Pfc., son of closing In on Koenlgsberg. set the more than bass pay and those of ■erveid as chairman, solicited funds government needs very I Company announced they would Dl Joseph, John G.. P\’t., hus- Mra. Ernestine Davignon, 150 Nor­ Gerthans’ coastal corridor south­ an officer get 10 per cent more. with the understanding that con­ 8t ^ . March 15—Because-fer- jointly petition the Telephone rUiis is tKe 'hnIy appeal tKe Red Cross wiH make • • . band of Mrs. Helen T. Di Joseph, wich avenue. Route 4, Norwich. west of the East Prussian capital More money is paid if death occurs tributions would not be publicized. much for use in v^r mate­ 1 tilzle? deliveries to Connecticut Panel of'the NaUonal War Labor 29 Han'ard street, Bridgeport. Dingec, George A., Jr., Sgt.. son Hospital Notes bluing again under a heavy in flight, a parachute, or subma­ After a' hearing, it added, the rials. \ farmeni are behind schedule. J. Board for approval of wags In- you this year. How much pain and suffering and lone­ 7 Dfhgwell, Calvin M.. Pfc., son of of Mrs. Anfta G. DIngee, 21 Law­ ground assault supported by LA80K SUPPLY DROPS rine, It is paid automatically to a ADNC agreed to file a complete We pay you 4e a ] Stanley Owens,’ agronomist of the creases for the company’s 2,700 Burton L. Dingwell, 31 Tremont rence Lane, Greenwich. wife of a deceased ssrvlesmail or If Agricultural Extension Service, operators and other central office ■warming Red bombers. ’The Soviet (P9tt9nt ervoiftffaf* fot •mpfey- report of its coUscUema with the and 2 red iraints. Brit liness the Red Cross wiU alleviate depends on you. Foe •street, Meriden. Edgar, Richard, 2d Lt., husband troops struck at Koenlgsberg and there la no wife, to the surviving clerk of the House. [university of Connecticut, urges|fomale employes in the traffic de- Doherty. Gerald W., Pfc., hus­ Admitted yesterday; Mra. Mar­ m««f m U. S.; ffgvrM ffpm - to Pinehurst Meat Dept. of Mrs. Gloria F. Edgar, c-o Mra. Braunsberg at both ends of the Af«jtOAd«r Hffmiffon child or children. It is not auto­ No Violation of Law [ farmers who have not placed thehr partment. The proposed tnersassa The Fine$t in the Red Cross is entirely dependent upon your contribu­ band of Mrs. Mae I. Doherty, 31 Rose Marcus, Marcus Department jorie Boland. 29 Ashland street; enemy’s shallow i>oaltions along matically paid to parents or broth­ 7. Said it foupdowtd no violation of And If you have any lat I fertiliser order to do so Immediate-1 range from $1 - per week for em- Water street, Torrlngton. Store, Rranford. Joseph Katkauskas, 594 Tolland ers or sisters of an unmairled ser­ lly “Waiting until late April orlpjoyees with leas than one year’s tions. The task is greater today than ever. Won’t yon turnpike! Mrs. Florence Peterson, the Frisches lagoon; the lew in Its inqtory into tha pub- I paper hags.. .or egg box« Dwy, Ervin J„ T-5, son of Mra. Fitzgerald, John, Pfc., son of Two thousand prisoners were re­ viceman. Application for it must lication by the 'Trade Union News | May will reduce ths amotmt ' of service to $8fi0 per week for those Katherine Dwy,' Pect Railroad Mri. Alice E. Fitzgerald, 23 Jew; 20 Pine Hill street: Russell Brown, Jim be made to War or Navy Depart­ .,. nlease bring them qlong. fertilizers avanable," he adeta, with three ysars or mors ssrvics. I DESIGN g iy s iS much as you can in this great Humanitarian canae ? 729 North Main street. ported taken yesterday In the Publishing Ca,' Inq., Philadelphia, If you have a shopping atreet. New Milford. fttt atreet. jAnaonia. vicinity of Braunsberg, and it-ap­ ment and distribution of a booklet en- | “and consequently the amount of| To avoid ihtra-plant inequities, Freeman, Harold J.. Pfc., eon of Frechette, Joseph C„ 2d Lt., son Admitted .today; George Lath- Q. Who da eligible for monthly titled “Clear Everything with Sid­ bag or basket, please make Icrops grown.” Heavy snow thU the union and company will also ! WORKMANSHIP George Freeman, 90S Main street rop, 35 Starkweather street'; Clau­ peared likely that this Nazi strong- of Eugene J. Frechette, 372 Cen­ point would be quickly Isolated. payments for a serviceman killed? ney.” " - use of it. [winter, shortages of labor, and tr-jrequest permission to Incrsass ths Willimantlc. tral avenue. New Haven. , dia and Carlisle Teabo, 207 Spruce A. J t la paid to the widow and 8. Reported ,that if the dead 1 I regutarities In shpiments of ma-| wages ot an other hon-nuuiags- Gaines, Richard L., Pfc., son of Gillespie, James M., 2d Lt.. ward 'street; Mias Mary Cunningham, 19 Tighten Siege Rings children of a deceased aerviceman. voted In Kanawha county. West Another Blue Point Item tsrials to manufacturers hays ment female employees, number- im a t e r iAl Mrs. Mollie Galnea^ 583 Broad of Mrs. Velma G. Maine, 400 Wind­ Flower street m Troops of the Second White Unmarried children under 18 or, if Virginia, as had been claimed, it [combined to delay production, IUid| ing about 1,000. These proposed ln< street. Meriden. ham road, Willimantic. Discharged yesterday: Robert F. Russian Army, Meanwhile, tight­ they are In school, up to 21, are did not affect the final selection of Just In . . . [also deliveries to dealers end far-|creases are $1 per week for am- Gilden, Bert D„ 2nd Lt., son of Grace, Michael C. P., T-5. hus­ Blessing, East Hartford; Mrs. Ste­ ened the siege fings around Danzig enable. Dependent parents are delegates to the two party b—Nor- biilld to ba laatlBfly aatto- . Mm Alice L. Haynas> 13 Knapp of Warren Haworth, 72 Crescent road; Henry Kuryla. 512 Middle ,Reb Army planes inflicted a savage pendent father and mother they win find in any store. I Owens. 'This winter ' Connecticut [wlch polios yesterday said they factory. ' Street Springdale. street, Hartford. turnpike, west: Mrs. John Connolly pounding on WoUin lalaad. In the get 125 sac^ One only gats |45. fanners are buying approximately [ware seandiing for an sacapad hi- Realy, Dennison Pfc., son of Hayes, Arthur W„ Pfc., husband and son, 138 Deepwood drive; Mrs. channels connecting Stettin bay Q. What benefits are paid by $3,000,000 worth o t hay to offset|mats from itha Windham county^ Mra. Bertha Healy, RFD, New of Mra. Mae O. Hayes, 231 Walnut Henry Ponticelll, and daughter, 10 Come to Pinehurst and RED and the l^tlc. govenmsnt taisurancs? the shortage a t last summer’s 1 jail at Brooklyn whom they eua- Itartford. street, Winsted. Homeetead street; Brenda L. The pressure was so great front A. Benefits are paid monthly, i we win help you all We can. ciap. High nitrogen fsrUltasrs|psct may hava hasn respcnalble MANCHESTER Jones, Charles F., Pfc., husband Hennessey, Francis X., Cpl., son Smith, 109 Waddell road. baaed on the age of the bsnafic* Ilpo applied to pastures early this fqr this cttFa fourth faUn firs dispatches sai^, that Nasi field « t Mrs. Ruby Irene Jones, 05 HUl- of Mra. Anna M. Hennessey, 222 Discharged today: Norma Wil­ iaty. On a 110,000 policy. If tbs GIVE oprlng win prenrids early feed thatjslarm In a month. Sergt. John R. MEMORIAL JYOtfC commanders appealed to the Ger­ aide avenus, Shelton. South street, Hartford, son, 95 Middle turnpike, west; Mrs. bensflclAiy la undsr 80 a t ths tbna U I h iu iiiiii Xllmeck. Edward F., Pvt, aon man Navy for support to keep the will reduce ths necessity of buying [Donovan IdenUflsd ths fugitive aa Kleppe, Philip H., Jr„ Pvt. son i Jdhn^MitchsU and daughter, 27 Dlevenow river, between Stettin of ths death of tha senriesman, he hay during lata April and M a^ljos^ Martin, $8, of Ptssq|io| Of Mm Julia KHmsclu 76 High of Philip H. Kleppe. Sr.. 86 New­ K e t^ street: Arthur Keefe, An­ gets 240 monthly paymrats at a lUbsral applications of fertUlxar [lala,_____ Ms., . who asrvlag a . COMPANY ■treet Waterbury. ton street, Stratford. bay and the Baltic, from, being dover. breached. rats of $8.81 for each $10DO of in­ [haylanda this Bprli4r wlU huurt|ysar*a aen^noa to r fraud. A. ikasWI, Prep. Knlpe, Timothy W., lat L t, son • Pace, William A., Sgt. son of Birth today: A daughter, to Mr. surance. On A 110,000 policy a 60- [■gainst a bay ahortags next aum- is Kaiil F. Knipe, Darien. Mrs. Margaret Pace, M 8. Elm Hard fighting continued in the CX>B. PEARL AND HARRISON GIVE and Mra. James Farrell, 9t I>rtve O, yeaiH>ld bensficlayy gets $58.90 Gsta Aato Bids MORE [msr. ImmsdiaU delivery of fer- .. Kmusa, Richard W., Pfc., Mm atreet Waterbury. Silver Lane Homes. foreata on tbs perimeter in Alt- moNthly, a TO-year old, $86.10 PAYROLL a n u u e iR damm on the east side of the Oder tUizsr to fama will not only pro- lUm B. Kmuse, 88 Marlboro Peck, Raymond S., Pfc., son of monthly. [toct tho pnrahaoar, Mr. Owans do- ___ _ vaomiiiBioaw Hamden. Mrs. Agnes Peck, 62 Franklin The daughter of the U. 8. com- before Stettin. daiaa, It also e t f o t Aaron L, S. Sgt, hus street, Fairfield City, Danbury. miasloosr of patents, Annte P s- hut win hMp 0 4 ^ ! i dlapatcbea herein, healthy people who could be do­ Following are the hours at the jronductress; MrZ. Marion Gulo aasistants. Stalin gave a similar He failed to enplain the steps f Pull aarrlca eilant of N. E. A Sarrlca tortion. They were held for sen­ be served under the direction of June 30. local office ol the War Price and miles away. A doctor and a cian; Florence M. Nichols, super­ -guard. dinner Feb. 8, and C3iiirchiU Feb. the association would consider but Inc. ing more useful war work." tencing April 5. Fred Lewie. Clarence I.ewle, John Sugar Rationing Board at the State pharmacist's mate ran a "sick intendent of nurses; and Mrs LM VI supply you with •!! your b#kinfl Doodi. 16 Injured W hen NaVy The inst;anation of officers w| u,,,. said the defense of the Mansfield Visit any el Pur Sloroi today. hAeke your Publlabara RapreaenUtlraa: The When he was asl^fe If, under Acquitted on KRic t'ounia Albasl, William Clegg and James Now Good; Sugar Stamp No. 35. Armory: 10. bay.” Emily C. Fischer, X-ray techni be held jointly with the post Stalin Exhibits Sense of Humor The Ameriunli staff numbered folactions irom an array frathar producti {^utlue Hathawa Special M ency— New The State Supreme court jury j Lewis. Entertainment is being In Book Four, good for five pounds, Mondays; 10 a. ro. to 4:30 p m. that theory, he Ib oii^ t It poasi- Transport Wrecked Saturday evening, April 14 at tl It was at these dinners, perhaps upwards of 300, most of them State at raatonabla pncai. Tork. Chicago. Detroit and Boaton. of 11 men and one woman voted arranged by William M. Anderson, expires June 2. It is expected that Tuesdays: Closed all day to the ble for the leagues to operate thi.s VFW Home. Manchester Green. [ more than at any other time, that department people. sger, who will be represented byiuon. bureau of acquittal on five other courts. On r.alifornia Hillside. John Munsie and Oliver Mansur. the next sugar stamp will be vali­ public. MOT c a o s i iramniBR AUDIT the Soviet chief exhibited the sense it waa a hard-working confer­ Milk b Ito beat food y ClHCUl-ATIONS. year, he asked "Why not?” Fa.v. 51, is vice president of the Fred Werner's orchestra will dated May 1. Wednesday; 2 p. m to 6 p. m. private counsel. of humor described by one of the ence. and it took 16 hours—from laurca el esttiwn and TAIL A more accurate and truthful International Union of Operating furnish music for dancing and the Fuel on Thursday' and Fridays: 10 a. m "W e feel too large a responsi- phowharava and*naw "Tba Barald Printing Com ity. Ipt. Bulletin! guesU as ’’delightful.’’ noon one day to 3 a. m. the next— BUNS UVk-PZ' question for the President to have Knglneers and Bove. 44, former floor committee conaists of Harold to 5 p. m. with Vitamm D addad it dMttmaa no dnaoclal responsibility for vice president of the International .San Carlos, ( f^lif., March Case. Allan Clark, Walter Kanehl Period Four and Period Five Public Records At all the dinners there were to draft the final communique. ^poitrapblcal error* eppeertng in ed- asked at this junction would have coupons of 1943-44 issue and Peri­ Saturdays: 10 a m, to kffiSO ii mete autrifiva for both HNS Mrtleetoente 'n The Menchester Eve­ Hod Carriers, Building and (?om- 15— The crash of a Mg iraos- Allan Ayers. noon. toasts in the Russian manner— NNAST DATW WHTTI ^ ^ childran and aduhi. been; "How can they?" Make ReserratloMs od One, Two, Three, Four and Five sometimes so many that the food (Tomorrow: The Polish seHle- ning Bernld. ______mon Laborers union, is secretary- port plane on a storn*-lastaed coupohs of 1944-45 issue valid to Office telephone 5189. treasurer of Local #0 of that union. hillnldn killed seven men and It is requested that sutiper reser­ Margherita Fava to Edv chilled and leg muscles got sore ment). ThUcadny, March 18 For It is perfect nonsense to D'Agostina of Manchester BREAD IQ. At aur IvanpaOiva Milk diary wa aacapt aniy haih mOk Iraia impactad pretend that anybody who can get The conspiracy charge was the Injured 16 others, the Navy vations be made as early as pos­ from popping up and down. dairy hardi. Wa ta»t avary batch to maka »ura it it «waal and pood. first count In the indictment. They said toda.v. The accident oc­ sible. None can be accepted later vestiture Sunday, April 15 were Elena Tricarlco of South Win Observant Americans quickly Reasoa for JoyfuIneM out on the field and play a base­ sor the property located at Wa procati tba milk *000 ittar it drriva* Irom tha wrreunding form* New Hanipshlre Speaks also were convicted on the seventh curred last night n few miles than Tuesday, M^rch >20. Meni- discussed. At the open meeting a learned the Russlana’ secret of en­ to that it rataini iti Iraih iwaal n*v.r. Praises Faith program of motion plctvires will be Wells street for a term of o| Chicago—(yP)—Mrs. Joseph de ball season through should not be count, which charged they extort­ southwest of here. The plane bers of the local lodge have re­ durance. The toasts could be dilut­ fvangalina Evaporalad Milk rightfully datarvat hi pralarrad poulion It is perhaps a very good and ed $62,000 from the Walsh Con- rarrled 28 persons, healquar- ceived cards. Members of the frn- given as well as a novelty act by year, with a three years exte ed between times by sipping water Vitto went to the income tax of­ classed aa "perfectly healthy peo­ Sion, if desired, for a yearly renll fice with her return in her purse BREAD sg12« i«l tha Now England markat SoW at a •avt'ngt to Ihouaand* ol Now very symbolic augury that the .stnictlon compan.v betwVen Feb ters said, all Navy and Ma­ ternit^ who are not members of Merlin, who 'has assured a good ple who could be doing more use- O f S t P t e k or a drink something like cider. —and a song In her heart. For as Engiandari. 9 ii availabla only at EIOST NATIONAL $TOOES. ’ 2, 1939, and May 7, 1942. rine personnel. Manchester lodge and are desir­ program lor the occasion. of $1,020 payable $85 a month | Even the Russians didn’t down k'first formal expression of popular advance. There ia also an agr she ataried, the mailman handed f\il war work." Delllmrsies 14 Hours ous of attending should contact Nearly a dozen candidates are a heavy slug of vodka every time. looyii wfHOu vmiAT ^ _ Amnrlcan wUl with regird to the ment that should a bona fide her a postcard from her huband If the baseball s e ^ n is played The Jury deliberated more than San Carlos, Calif., March 15.— Stewart Kennedy. SO Lllley street, awai^ng investiture in the circle Some of them occasionally took great world adventure ahead of Fallier McLean Speaks and It is expected that the number fer fort he sale of the proper Informing her he was a prisoner p it 14Ditiig through, aa we expect it is going 14 hours In considering changes (JP)—Twelve persons were reported 'phone 5295 for reservations. wine, weaker than most American PUFF'S MIX 20* will approach 20 on the ceremonial be received during the term of f of war. He had been missing three BREAD ;°g15« BROOKSIDI ua should come from thst most that the two men conspired to ex­ C # % l \ A C MIUBfiOOK CLUB « 2$OZ ^ M to be, it will be employing hun­ killed and 16 injured in the crash 1 To Members of Colum­ date. z lea.se the leasees will be ffiven tl vintages. Some of the toasts re­ months. rock-ribbed and peculiarly Amey- tort $703,000 from the contractors quired only touching the glass to ASSORTED-CONTENTS ITIS A 4 * dreds of men who could, from any and that they extorted $420,000. of a Navy transport plane last ' bian Squires at M eeting right to buy the property at t| DAT! «id NUT ^ ^ ^ "lean o f all Institutions—the NeW f g DclflVCfl price within IS days of beii the Ups. But glasses had to be physical point of view, be doing Juatiee William H. Munson told night five miles .southwest of here drained when one individual toast­ England town meeting. That the Jury that the total sum paid offered. CEYLON TEA':SISKir:^S^^'3 4 * useful war work. Why pretend on a storm-lashed hillside. "Carry out Catholic principles Three Grass Fires ed another and again for what the town meeting is the symbol of the to Fay and Bove, according to Almost 2 Hours ^ovt, LOAF ""SZ* EGGS differently ? Twelfth Naval district headqiiar- in your daily associations in school hosts caUed "big toasts"—to a APPLPIE n)ocmr3 2 . ' determination of Americana to witnesses during the eight-day and later when you go out into the nation or chief of state, for ex­ ' d i s c o v e r how esif/y^ FZ o v o L STRICTLY N E S H -C ra ^ A The '^nRh is that the President trial, was $368,000. 1 ters In San Francisco officially an- In the South End Skeleton IdentlAed FINHER LAKES govern themselves. And if it ! nounced seven dead. The higher world,” Rev. Frederick McLean of ample. and quickly you can SUNSWEET JUKI ”fi 2 9 * himself, and baseball men, and the Darien, March 15.—(JP)— Passen­ LARGE now recognizes the fac,t that the ““T." ™“-VirguVrwa77ecervTd from ^ SL James's church advised mem­ Up to 12:30 thi.s afternoon there Waterbury, March 15.—Uf) Stalin’s Dinner Biggest make ^e/icious, old- fans who want baseball continued was paid willingly no crime was gers on a train due in Darien at bers of Brown-LaGace circle of Chief Inspector Joseph Bendler Stalin’s dinner waa the biggest DOZ world, too, must govern Itself, to but unquotable sources. All of had been no calls for grass fires by fashioned pie crust with CAKE «"27« HERSHEY'S COCOA 't^n^ 10* SIZE all know perfectly well that base­ involved but that if f.he sums were the plane’s pa.saengers were Navy 9:02 a. m. were delayed almost two Columbian Squires last night at the Waterbury police departmel and the only one to which the few this precition-mixed preserve liberty and avoid an­ given the defendants after a either of the fire departments in HOni-SPRED ball will be using manpower that and Marine personnel. hours today when a transformer in their meeting at the Knights of town, but yesterday there were has Identified aa that of TarJ women onlookers at the confer­ ' blend o f home-quality THIt NATIONAL DOUOHNUT W IIK PEANUT BUTTER archy, that is recognition from threat, the crime of extortion was After lying In cold rain and mud the engine blew and burst into Columbus home. Father McLean Saliska, 68, the skeleton whij ence were Invited. They were could be used sonqe place else In a committed. three taken care of by the SMFD. ingredients. 'By Flake M-OZ 8 * 8 the very roots of the American or from one and a half to three flames. The train was a few hun­ stressed the importance of faith, No, 1 had a call for a grass fire was discovered yesterday in President Roosevelt’s daughter, once and we believe you Hev* you tri*d QUICK COOK fKG< I X * more tangible contribution to the In his opening statement to the hours before rescuers could reach dred yards west of the New Ha­ pointing out the great faith that north end woods. Bendler Mrs. John Boettinger; Churchill’s th«M light H-O OATS tradition. * jury. District Attorney Frank S. at HdLTtford road and Palm street. will alwsyt use it. war effort. them, 13 of the injured were re­ ven railroad depot. St. Patrick brought to the people No. 8 was called to extinguish a identification was made through | daughter, Mrs. Sarah Oliver: and Mko-liko d i a m o n d l a i i m u It haa been the town meetings Hogan accused the two labor lead­ of Ireland which has endured down WALNUTS 4 4 . And the truth also is that they moved to jjearby hospitals. Firemen used chemicals in an grass fire In the rear of the 'VFW tattered social security card fo Kathleen Harriman, daughter of n e v e r d r i p p y n e v e r s t ic k y doughnuli. o f some 225 New Hampahire ers of having sought to levy a flat effort to subdue the flames but to through the centuries. "If you the American ambassador to Mos­ r s c (^ is s the fact that the The plane wah flying from Home on Middle turnpike, eaat, in the clothing the skelat Thoy ar* made towns which have provided the one per cent tribute on contracts Olathe, Kas., via San Pedro. Calif., no avail and at 10:20 o’clock the follow the teachings of the church and the last call came at 6:20 last wore. He said Ealiska hd cow. W. Averell Harriman. PILLSBURY'S FLOUR 6 a amount of manpower need^ by by threatening labor trouble and you never will regret anything And here’s the with tho host grat popular referendum on the to Oakland, Calif., where it had power was cut off and all traffic night when No. 8 went to 32 Cot­ been reported missing sines Mai Mrs. BoetOger waa aomewhat M R(sd U 6 baseball Is a relatively am^l picket lines. was at a Standstill in this area. that you do,’ Father McLean said, 1944. uneasy about the toaaUng. but she lOO 'o «aty way to doughtail Hour GOLD^EDAL hour 61* question of United States partlcl- been reported overdue. It pan­ tage street for a grass fire. make homc- 90IKM lOM. amount, and that' they eonsldet Tell Of Paying Money caked in high wind and heavy rain Water waa then used and quickly "you-will be bo th a bstter Cathn- looked across the table and saw known and »r« potlon In a world peace organiza­ A number of contractors teeti- lie and a better citizen.’’ Admiral WUllam D. Leahy, ^ le f PURE '(|j L quality corn that the "morale" and entertain­ on a steep, grassy hillside at about put out the blaze. The smoke had \m u f f i n • —J Iraa iroiti any tion. The uniform question all ffed they paid iponey to Fay and 8:40 p. m,. breaking in half. One been ao Intense that the firemen Communion In Body o f staff to the president, smiling ment good these men can accom­ Chairman Peter Pinto of the Re­ HONEY ' Flakotn. grvaiy ta>t*. Boye. of Its two engines was shorn off. were forced to wear gas masks. At and exhlblUng two crossed fingers these town meetlnge voted upon ligious committee announced that plish by keeping the national T^a defense, which did not ask At / All Uraeers Ab4 UellcateiMS* DOUPl^ TOUk was whether they Hwuld "support Able To Walk for Help 10:50 traffic waa resumed and re­ the Squires would attend com­ on each hand. gams going will be of greater either of the two accused men to turned to normalcy. Tha Russian foreign comlssar, /91»ser Lake* Roaey Co-ep., l«e., bond buying DOUGHNUTS United States memiMrsbip in a Passengers In the rear part of munion in a body at the 9 o’clock Gratoa, N. Y. value to the nation and to the war take the. stand, presented its case M. Molotov, started the toasts JO A N CAROL in one dajr. It called 13 contracting the plane were less seriously in­ mass at St. Bridget’s church next general aystsm o f International with tributes to the president and PLAIN OR effort than would be their labor firm reptoMntatlvea to give jured than those forward, rescuers Sunday. prima minister. Mr. Rooaevelt SWEET aKNCY FLORIDA cooperation such as that proposed said. One was able to walk for Plans for the open meeting of ■ SUGARED 1 6 at some war production bench. character te^mony and two labor More Disputes. was next, then Stalin stepped in. at the Dumbarton Oaks Confer­ help, and four or five others Bvere the circle March 28 and the In- Choica of plain or wgarad That la really, the baala on which officials who said Fay and Bove u i e Y e The menu Included caviar, ence, having police power to on their feet when help arrived. the continuation of baseball Is had aided in halting a strike on the The pilot was killed, and the co­ Being Settled bread and butter, oonsome, stur­ maintain the peace of the world.” huge water project. geon, beef and macaroni, cauli­ being justified. And that would pilot received a broken leg. Most The resolution also carried • me­ of the passengers were thrown flower, sweet cake, te«^ pOffee and be an honest argument to present fruit—and vodka and .five differ­ Raaited ORANGES morial to Congress^ urging Con­ clear when the plane hit. One was Boston, March 15—-(JP)—Better to the nation. ent wlnea ’The cauliflower waa a El gress to approve such United pinned beneath the wreckage, and understanding between manage­ Tha whela levm’t taHuag aboaf Tha fiction that tha men who threa trapped inside, t'wo o f them ment and labor was credited to­ rare treat, because, freah green 8 LB States membership. Connectibut vegetables are s^dom seen on COFFEES ihaM fina juicy orangg* . . S« are going to play baseball this \, alive. The plane did not bum. day by Regional Director H. R. fraih le aiMn and naaify packad These New . Hampshire town Residents of the area Mid they Colwell of the U. S. Conciliation Russian tablea. / summer wouldn't be physically • You know that s w m ( desaerta, such KYBO 2 14$ BAGS 51* in tha convaniani carry-homa math bag. Or>a trial wiH cenvinca EMetlngs—some o f them. It Is heard the transport go over, heard service for an increase in the nunv- Not Unfited kyt Formal Dinners you tha* Ihii it "tha" way to buy arangai. able to do anything else deserves Lourpatronat opre- scription here for careful Since the - Russians brought as csVea, pics, puddings, need a bit of BAO true, getting no better attendance the motor cut off. then a noise like ber of labor-disputes settled with­ RICHMOND 21 LB BAGS 41c —and gets—a horse \augh. The Y ankee a thunderclap. The wreckage waa out recourse to strikes and walk­ ciated"— a fine old pq tase compounding. We’ll fol­ 14,000 botUto to Yalta, the vodka salt to bring out than do town meetings kn Man­ and wine weren’t limited to the COPLEY » UBJAR3I. same philosophy, or perhaps H is' By A. H. 0. found about 500 feet below a road outs. totoo o oftca o ftc a neglected, DC ' low his commands in full flavor. Try chester—voted approximately 14,- along the top of a high ridge. In the six-months* period from PRESCRIP­ precisa detaiL And yoa formal dinners. They—and cav­ aOftIDA merely contempt for the public not at this iar-—wars on the table for all IVORY SALT 000 to 800, or almost 18 to one. Navy rhsouers were seht to the July to December, 1944, the con­ TION phsrmscy. Bring, will pay no more for AH Size* Intelligence, which makes the From all the state, one clear, scene from San Bruno Naval sta­ ciliation aarvtce settled "TOO New meals, breakfast Included. But on grapefruit 1 GRAPEFRUIT in favor of American membership yout pnysicisn’s pre- our pnjesskm sl servjcaj President think that be can get consistent, unquestionably sin­ tion. England labor disputes involving at American headquarters, at Umnu.awMter/ in the world security plan. lea^ few sU^ed the day on that D'ANIOU-URGI away with such a statement Is cere voice has reached the Gen­ 340,710 workers, Ctolwell reported. \ YKLOW LAIM. TIA In the great shaping o f national eral Assembly with a specific, defi­ ------•They included 120 in Connectl. diOt. ' end EXTRA FANCY symbolic of the whole Washington dut, 26 in Maine, 420 in Massachu­ WELDON DRUG CO. Except for Ufeakfast, Mr. PEARS opinion now taking place,'toward nite proposal for 'minor court re­ attitude toward home front man­ Growing Tobacco setts, 49 in New Hampahire, 65 in Preserlplton Pharmaelsts Roosevelt ate Russian foods pre­ t^ eventual decision in Congress form. Rhode Island and 25 in Vermont. U R G E FMSH power problems. Congress ia do­ It was heard, Ironically enough, 961 MAIN STREET TEL. 8f2l pared by Russian chefs. itoslf, this referendum in New For lunch there might be aoup, w e s t e r n " ing exactly the same sort of thing on the very same day that Hhuse No Simple Task • •esssssseseeeeeesoeeeeeeeea a,* • • CARROTS Hampshire is no more than one a stow or goulaah, fruits and pas- em U tn d u C with the national service act, try­ members of tbs commit^ on straw in the wind. But I t la Wet Constitutional Xmendmenta voted trtea for dessert. ing to double-talk its way into 10,000 War Jobs come, timely, and significant, the to reject two of the mam propos­ Hartford, March 15.— —Grow­ A typical dinner served to the For Tea at its Best FANCY WHITE “ credit for having acted on the als of the^udlcial Stu^ Commis­ ing tobacco In wartime for the p ru d e n t would Include cs'Viar, CELERY granite roots of America speak­ i manpower situation without ac­ sion, one '4 four y w t term for nation’s cigar smokers and mem­ Filled in Month vodka, toast and butter; some ing. smoked flab, like salmcm; cab­ FRESH, tually having done anything about minor court judg^ the other ap- bers o f the armed forces, who get SERVE FISH AT LEAST iBintment of t^so judges by the a large portion of the U. S. cigar bage, soup, sturgeon, ham, beef, TWICE A WEEK. W ESTER t\ it. All this hypocrisy fools ho P ^ X o M U x C b r Explosion Coming Governor wlth'the consent of the output, is no simple task, members HaKford, March 15—(5>>—The poultry or game (the meat might FRESH GREEN PEAS FULL PODS one, and least of all our soldiers, General Assembly. of the Lions club learned today at War Manpower commission re­ ba on skewers), potatoes, pastry American troops from the Re- vealed today that more than 10,- vwwvwwvw or fruit, champs^e or a wine | HADDOCK Fin n s ' 3 8 < CALICORNIA-ALL SIZES who like straight thinking and That pSBiinlttoe aotton, apeil- their weekly luncheon at Hotel 000 jobajivere filled last month in New LEMONS 2 » 23* II TURNiNi 3 *s 10* magen bridgehead have today cut straight talk. Ing tt e death of all .court rs- Bond. _ aMn to sparklbig tnirgwt'ly. NEW fom iyia tbo 1945 aeoalon unless Connecticut war industries. fee with a diffisrent taste. GREEN the Frankfort-Cologne Autobahn, Ralph C. Lasbury, Jr., director CABBACE 2 7* I APPLES M'Intosh 2 19* Gqshraor Baldwin finally do- ot the Shade Tobacco Orowara WMC aaid that the U. fi. Em­ Cream Deodorant No ftonal Atrire • m u i A ” FLOUNDER FILLETS‘4 5 * the broad military highway which Midnight Shock .pMea to fight for some Item of Agricultural association, o\itllned ployment Service offices in Hart­ Safely kelps Mvan at the formal dinners Heinz own Aristocrat* FRESH atofu BEETS T^s onions offers the clearest' chance for dra­ ronstrucUve ' seoomplisbment ford. Bristol and Norwalk were there was no formal attire. Mr. 2 IS-1 3 n . In a talk before the club the gigan­ among those reporting a decline matic expansion of this particu­ Judging by the long faces from this lagislaturs, Ulnstmtea tic task involved in keeping 7,000 Rooeevelt vrore businese suits | tomatoes blended with STEAK COD • 2 9 * the aocuiaey of all ndvanos ra- in the number of job openings on Stop Perspiration throogbout the eight days. lar Invasion of Germany. It has have seen at post office windqffk acrea o f Connecticut farmland un- FANCY m M Older as of March L D o n not kriMte akia. D om Cffiyrchlll embellUhed business TEA coming out of income t u consult­ porta that this session Is snttre- der cultivation for the projluction 1 been slow, difficult fighting up ly prepared to Ignore the Issoo William J. Fitzgerald, state di­ not roc dresMt or men's ihiro; elothea with a tremendooe black rich county cream fFHOSTBD FOODS ’’NO POINTS ants’ offices, and showing the of shadegrown wrapper tobacco. rector of WMC; however, called 2 . PiCTcnts undec-irm odor. In Packagfis and.Taa Bags at Your Grocat'a MACKEREL / * 17* Is. through the Rhine hills to this of court reform without ao Shade- growers alone employ close Helps stop penpitttion tafelf, aealskin hat. SUUn always ap­ shadow of homf-bumc^ midnight much as an npology either to for even greater participation in peared In uniform. fimOSiYI ^ qw point. But it has been featiired to 14,000 persons at, the hel$^t o f the war progimm, declaring that S . A puK, white, antiseptic, itiin. BREAD end GRAVY MONTH oil,(our beloved Congress was do­ the people of the state, or to the season, from mid-July to mid- less vanishing CKsm. Lavish as vodka and caviar IT' by steadily increasing American the I f U seesloB, which at least thqra were still 5,407 “must” jobs, 4 . No wsitinf to dtp. Can to sound, there were plenty of other ] CODFISH CAKES 'PKG^ 23-« ing some rather mapleasant kid­ power. September, Mr. Laabury report^, still to be filled ia Connecticut. aac4 tight after ahavlng. luxuries. Barbering anil manicur­ WILSON'S BLUfBERRIES preteadefi that tha laamo waa with a total payroll for the eight- D IB O B IV I ^ Meanwhile, one can get, from ding when It aara tha new income one dsfervtng of eoastivctlva 8 . Awarded Approval Seal of ing "on the house!" care and chauf­ 3414-OZ week period running Into $2,500,- American Institute of Launder- 14-OZ PKG front line reports, two Ideas of tax bill under^which we are now action. iog—hatmlesa to fiabtic. Use feurs—^but they all had to be Im­ JAR BAKED BEANS '»g 8< 000. In order to'keep production of ported from such famous Moscow 2 4 SPINACH operating / entailed no . basic Against this general trend, one Attid icgolatir. rr l<> German resistance. Some of these voice haa been heard. It waa the this valuable cigar leaf tobacco go­ hotels as the Grand and Metropolf. change in rates. * ing under wartime cqpdittons, the , front line reports say that the voice of the city attorney repre­ AND SUDDENLY 3 9 * krf The conference setting, the Ll- SELF SERViCE G RO CERY SUCCESTiO/¥S Germans are actually withdraw­ Cop^ess, in this Instance, pro- senting the administration of one industry haa been forced to im­ vadla palace grounds, was what port aeveral_ thousand workers Mr. Roosevelt called a combination A . ' ing troops from the bridgehead cl%itned that it was merely "slm- of Connecticut's largest cities. He >|d'b!d1b!d appeared bffore the Judiciary from outside'Connecticut. of Hollywood, Newport and the WILMER-DID area. Other reports, from sources pflfying” Income tax ‘procedure. IT’S committee with a proposal for a south. But In stark contrast with YOU CALIF. SARDINES li: 12- Raki^ ^oodL at least equally “ refliable," say Bvit such simplification as many miniature test of minor court re­ it was the devas'tatlon of war in WEAR YOUR evidence on the countryside-rskel- CALIF. SARDINES that the. Germans are briplpng taxpayers have found and enjoyed form. SPRING! is an' expensive simplification. No­ His proposal waa that the city C ^ n Forum etona beside the roads and shat­ euBBERS . t troops ^ tbia battleflont"' from tered, blackened buildings. HOME ? / CAMPBELL'S ^WINACH^ SOUP'°¥.nM2- JAR ■ Other parts of the frcjfiC These body .seems to know just why. but court of his city henceforth be HEINZ staffed with one full time Judge, The main conference room, on ■'. reports even describa''' the condl- Uncle Sam's share of, your Income who would refrain iCrom nil other "Give When Ton live* the first floor of the palace, once \ C AMPBELL'S tomato soup 3 27* most kinds Available Marah GERBER'S - tlon and past recopff of these reln- seems to have jumped. practice of laa’, and yftao would * ? o u n d e c waa the place where the top stra­ 2Srd • 27tb and 8fitk tum of Tsarist Russia wined and i forcing units, indicating that they If we may bemoan this indi­ receive a salary of $8,600 a year To the Editor, HEINZSqmato SOUP iioztinII. CLAPP'S Tour effitorial In the Herald of dined and danced. The room ts ^ have already been through so vidually, we should, to be consist­ on a four year appointment by 1874 about 50 by 150 feet, vrith a 40- VEGETABLES the Governor. The court in ques­ M^rcb 9tn, "Give whera you live," LIBBY'S ' much def(»t that they may not ent, spplaud it editorially. As we foot ceiling. HEINZ SOUP 13* tion now haa two judges, who was very timely, but one could MARCH 900 MOST kINDS recall it, we argued quite fervent­ Assigned Tsarina’s Boudoir BEECHNUT L be much help to the Remagen work alternate weeks, at salaries, wtto It had appeared' a few days The Tsarina and her four daugh­ \ HEINZ CHILI SAUCE 28- F area. ly, at the time, for an increase in we believe, of $7,500. earlier. ters used the second i^ r in the Here was, o f course, a reform You say, "The Mincheater cam­ VANILLA or * But whether the Germans are Income tax rates all down the 23 old days. Oen. Oeorge C. Marshall proposM even more perfect than paign haa been based on the the­ ' Barbed Crosses CHOCOLATE withdrawing or reinforcing, the line, all to the end that this na­ WATKINS assigned the Imperial bedroom and JELLO PUDDINGS anything proposed by tbe*Judicial ory that people should donato Admiral Ernest J. King the Tsa­ PURE MIRABEL main point still clear in any case tion should pay a little higher Study Oomnitsslon, for it recog-/where they live.” Tou are quits Brothers* in c. And evea Natara lakes oa rina’s boudoir. There were anlck- PAINTY PUDDINGS rr® 5- is that the Initiative. is definitely percentage o f the cost of this war nised' the prlhciple that trua jus­ right. Manchester objects., to hav­ 400 en about that ^ ing Hartford concema cpUaci a aew appesiraaee! Perk MARCH PRESERVES ours, and that German strategy ts now, instead of postponing it so tice requires court officials them­ It’r local gossip 'that an outgide \WLMER- DIP YOU JUN KET RENNET POWDER FK« B« ; selves barred from tha practice of from her citisens, but Bolton with 9 jaarjiwm appaaraaea FUNEF^L . 7^ Juil granulalad tugar and whela ripa Mlactod fruit. Nothing Bueraly one trying to alow down that our returning servicemen stairway to the ascond floor waa REMEMJ addad. iuti lika you maka in your own kitchan. ot law, and projjKieed a salary de­ a amall popalatlon, has her trou- far Bpriag aai Easter primarily for the use of the Monk could help pay It. But wa should with a aew iaatos Halr- 27 H l-jio CRACKERS >»««-• 21«i tlto rata of our advance. signed to make such a thing prac­ biM alao. As pna of Bolton’a can- SERVICE ' Red Cockerels Rasputin, a powerfql court figure. U l JAR 2 5 « tical. vaaaera I have contacted quits PLUM Thare la an exploalon ef have liked to know of our edi. ■ The plumbing waa somewhat In- EDUCATOR A L L P A K T S fko9 « ' t atrsagth coming, and H will ha torial victory in advance, instead This same city administratiOB. few prospects who say that their adequale, so supplementary (“Chic H I JAR 24* employers strongly urge them to BLACKBERRY also put itself on record, as favor­ O p « B Daily. Bale” ) faclUUea were insUlled |i:Aa>arlcan. of diacoverlng it a few minutes ing a salary syatem for probata donate where they earn their Ormand J.West MARCH 800—(Straight Ran) outdoors. Washbaaina. pltcheraand MARMALADE , H $ JAR | 5 « SHREDDED WHEAT 12*1 On the eastern front today, before midnight on March 14th. judges, thus also providing the money. DIAL 4201 'Director buckets were aUppUed mdoors. ts a aontraat batweaa tha It's wonderful in principle, and a only voice ao far heard against , A good many residents of Bol­ Soviet guards were pbsted BOaaca o f Moscow ooinmu- torrible shock to the individual. postponing probate judge reform ton work in Manchester or Hart­ 30 Sex Links throughout the grounds. The indefinitely. ford and with our quota, for Americans were advised not to of­ OXYI and tha aacitament aC tba There to, e< ooone, a catch la small town, we lose credit for fer them any gift*—not even ciga­ nheyaiiaays CRISCO CAMAY over tha aituatioa Bead Btowa IfiO Miles aU this. Far tha citgr admlnU- quite a sum. rettes or candy. It is forbidden bjr V K E fA lU SHORTENMC T O l U T S O 4 P atotral Oder front Official Tuscaloosa, Ala.—(fiV-William trattoa la qneatlea, whkh fiada In falmaaa to our poopla, how­ SoY'let military law, under heavy \ M e ojfieai^nsdK & ^'fftaf DOES USE 2 J : I 9 - M ptatanda nothing o f ape- Harris found a $25 war bond on it aa easy to ha Mactoa and defi­ ever, will say, a good many split rensUlet, to accept them. mteeymm. ymtm aU dU, W fbe ton EVERYTHINa FKO his farm. The bond had been Issued nite about eaur f rafara, la the their contributions and give pisrt JAMES’ Cbedcerboard Feed Store Preferred to Mooey Tlpo gaatoaaq fitUefoua lavae at Kablacv IhcaH lEtportajiea ia happening WbwCfiefoalatemirabiaeaSbfatoafiWbaa* 2 6

MANGHERTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEB’I'ER. CONN.. THUKSDAY, MAHLH 1D4A 515 EIG H T the President at Ita head, I* re­ the speaker said, as ^at'times the Churches and Mlnlstera, a position local hoapilal could not have func- . mortar fire caught them as they he haa held since 1939. sponsible for care during dlsa*- Tired Kkhieys ...... By Robert Dnncan Colif erjeesj. • Get tioacd without their, help. These ran down the ktrccts. Synagogue Speaker Pastor la ServlM tera ahd calc of troops while In nre onjy.a few oif the local a ctivi-; |anksSeize Allied Infantry, meanwhile, oc­ Obituary Fire Damages . lYie members of the Second this country. ties lii.sc.UBsed by Mrs. Reed at the | Locally the Red Cross sees to cupied sections In the southeastern Both Versions Congregational chufeh are pleased eyghing’s meeting, others Included ‘ Often Bring and southwestern parts of the city Novel of American Internees in Manila to obtain the services of a pastor it that the famlllea of newly In­ Bid, home nursing and mifri- JTwo Sibuytfn and reached the main railway sta-‘ By Jo* Beichler 2 Family ifimse First Sermon fo r the church aa they have been ducted 'servicemen are not In need tloh courses, volunteer special ser­ without a paator since Rev. Ben­ during the two month* lapse b ^ Sleepless N^bts tlon. New York, March 15.-H>D— On Manpower! vices and the Junior Red Cross Thomas Healy Recounts Burnian and African Campaigns ton 8. Oaskell resigned from the Rotary Club Surprifled fore their flrat pay aUotmenta Ar­ Major League basebaH'* .neatest which. Incidentally. Is entirely Sea Islands Beport British Fleet In Action Overhealefl Furnace Is Next Sunday pastorate to enter the services of rive, and also after dl*able(J/'vet- self sTipporting In Manchester and problem, manpower, appeared- to (Continued From Page One) At Number of Activi­ eranS are discharged from service. London, March 15.— (/P)— 'The fViarlee H. Snow report pn the resurgence of Mont­ the United States Navy as a chap­ i* doing a splendid Job. Shelley Smith Mydans. wife of | gomery’s men is one of the finest be solving itself today oa big Gauge; Three Compan­ The Blood Donor aervipe, active ___ „ r--*-______ititupelthl ■0* One) Tokyo radio .said today the British Charles H. Snow of 338 Summit eral Demtxjrats identified as laboi | lain. ties o f OrganizationX or wont J prwigio wlto •morttec kM Life photographer, Carl Mydan*. \ ., descriptions of a tank battle yet league spring training camp Although Rev. Gates will not be throughout the country, has fur­ Pacific fleet, operating from Aus­ street, died at noon toilay at his supporters tried to defeat the ad­ ies Have Hard Battle. Rev. Allen H. Gates to •omotimoB ahowo tbero k ronaoti^lai ^ to appear in print. • squad* are being augmented by able to preach hts first sermon as nished the govemmqht With 500,- with yotir kktoryi or bUddir. D opT ■ fgtS tlM Mrd, «n d*r Maj. tralian bases, had gone Into action home following an extensive Ill­ has put her experience* a* an In­ ministration’s move for a confer.! om • • • new arrivals. Including many regu­ Assume New Duties at pastor In th* church, because of Everyone 1# more or less fam ll 000,000 pints o f l^ o d , and ha* ib ir co&ditlon ftoid I rnlneblo* , tM tiard r. Wing, dtova eaat- In Philippine waters, taking part ness. A resident of Manchester ternee In Manila Into a novel, her Thomas E. Healey, who in some ence. HOSPITAL SUPPLIES Whoa diooctlor ^ kidory functiop lars o f last year’s teams. Lack of coal for heating and In­ repairs which are being made on iar with a few of the many activi­ been the mean* xit aavlng 98 per >iooomio iBRttor to tramia w yo J from captured Antipolo on in U. 8. operations against .Min­ for the past 30 years he ha0). The book $2.75) Ls certain to draw a good openly concerned over the unwill­ held In the Church Community start* to list them, as Mra. Wln- In th li war,' tK* speaker *ald. Rec Ki«eat o f w in lla while MaJ. Gen. Ed- Brothere and irf later years by the the London Mirror in "Tourist Ing testimony that OPA regula­ was given as the cause pf a fir* reatlon bo)rts which are now be CRUTCHES AND CANES nweUioc, pufHooM ttadcr tM tyott b was writterr prior to the libera­ audience; the helicopter occupies ingness of some player* to leave North Coventry, March' 16 House and It I# hoped that a large throp A. Reed did at the meeting and dlaiicMOi. D. Patrick** Sixth division Town of Manche.ster at the local Under Fire” (H olt: $3.00), is an tions are wrecking the packing in­ that yesterday afternoon'damaged Ing prepjllred by the Camp and Don’t wait! Aok your dnioiot for 1 tion of the city, a factor which their winter Jobs to letum to base­ (Special) —Rev. Allen Hazen number of member# and friend* in of the Rotary Club'Tuesday eve­ Arthur Drug Stores v'livned hack eeveral counter^t- disposal plant. Australian of Iri-Sh descent. His a prominent place In postwar dustry and cutting down on Arm j j Hospitel group with the coopera­ PiUa, uood ■uceeflofully by miniooo (or c. _ Plan to Rewrite no doubt contributed greatly to ball, were greatly encouraged by a two-family house a t”! 14-116 Eld- the community will Join the^, wor­ ning, the tremendoua scope of the 845 Main 8t TrI. 3806 They givo happy relief nna wiU I cka o r high ground to the north, her decLston to Actionize her nar- I heritage, that of two of the most thinking and planning, and this and N avy supplies. Gates Will preach his first sermon tion 0T clubs, churches and indlvid- He leaves his wife. .lusephino A, well-written narrative will answer announcement yesterday of sev­ ridge street; ship service Sunday monMng In organization can be better ylsual- iho 15 tnilno of kidney tubeo 0tMh out poT l(.W ltetln g heavy caaualtlee. ^ a t i v r L d spare those still In- Individualistic and penden Chairman Wagner (D.. N. Y.) | The house la owhod by Giuseppe as the paator of the Second Con­ ua>4, win be dropped by parachutes one wMto from your blood. Got X>Philadelphia Phillies— Rookie cost,” he said. street at 4:08. 1921, and obtained the degree of paper accounts said military and Special paign. and one of his reports won 1912-14 and then served - in the tJ. 8. Pacific Fleet Headquar- war, when non-combatants are For Instance. Greer testified, hil Thrrei Companies Galled Doctor of Hebrew Literature from of per cent on life premiums the commendation of "The Man for a . one-sitting reading. Mr. Lou Lucer, who pitched for Louis­ A.E.F. in France from 1917-1919 in civilian authorities both were dis­ rs, Guam, March 15— (JPi—-Wav- William M.. of New York City, thrown together Inside a prison company Is required to furnish The alaiTC called out No. 2. 8 the Seminary In 1934. atop a Japanese bunker, the and 2 per cent on other premiums With the Cigar’’— Winston Klellaiid’s book : is hard to put ville and San Diego last year, World War I. From 1919 to 1921 turbed over *n Increase In drink­ three daughters.' Mrs. Joseph stockade. But the life In Mrs. over 200,000 pounds of frozen pork and 4 of the South Manchester de­ From 1921 to 1924 he served __ KStars and Stripes caught the for business written In Connecticut Churchill. ’The unpleasant pic down. signed his contract to boost signed he worked in the Newport News ing and vice generally. partment Two lines were con­ by oui-of-state Insurance com­ O’Brien and Mr*. Harold Lyman of Mydans’ book Is not one of un­ • • • player total to 20. Inflelder Charlie sides weekly for lend-lease te the rabbi of Temple Beth E l In Shipyards In Virginia, and was Just Received Shipment of 'brseze today over blood - stained ture of the lackadaisical British England at a loss of $1 a hundred­ nected to the hydrant at the cor­ Stamford. Conn. In 1924 he ac­ panies. A t present they are taxed Manchester, and Mrs. Edwin Laird, alloyed drudgery, boredom, and Recommended antidote for the Letchas has been called up by his ordained aa a Congregational min­ iivo, 750 miles from Tokyo, slgnal- misery. Well-handllsd suspense colonial, more concerned about weight. ner of Spnice and Eldridge streets cepted a call to the pulpit of Tern on a reciprocal basis, being com­ of Mansfield Depot; one brother. snow-bank and coal shovel blues Thomasvllle, Ga„ draft board for ister in 1921. He was pastor ,ln I that the island has been cut the supply of Scotch than the on- The present situation, he said, but No. 2 waa sent to the street pie Israel In Scranton, P*., a posi­ ay from the empire of Nippon pelled to pay whatever rate their W alter G. Snow, of Mansfield De­ Is Introduced when the Japs get Is Elmer Ransom's "Fishing Just Induction March 23. Scotland, Connecticut, from 1921 rami join MaieiK wind that American soldier*, pos­ rushlng Jap. 1* confirmed, and has set up a chain of cause and to the south. School street, where tion he held for 15 years. In 1939 ter 55 years. respective stales charge Gonnectl pot: two sisters, Mrs. E. C. Young, L u ck ” (Howell, Soskin: $2.00) to 1923 and then served as a Mis­ If especially valu­ ing as civilians, are In the camp. with anger. (Cleveland Indians— 18 Indians, effect which finds more and more a connection waa made and the he resigned to become Director of the 25-day-old fight for the cut companies. o f Tucson. Arizona, and Mrs. This popular writer for sportS' sionary under the Hawaiian Evan­ Goodyear Factory m Healy saw one retreat through, 10 of them pitchers, in camp, at livestock going Into the hands oi | Field Service and Activities of the able at this season mre w. #f M - M**f*aA Rep. Frederick Holbi-ook Ernie Lombardi’s hit study by calling Brig. Gen. Frank caused much smoke which had to Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. SOOTIIES THMIT IRRITATION MIOI form ally at the south end In the companies ratjp higher than the kins Brothers. Council of Congregational « Cross Moselle pull their thin reserves out of ting feature drill as squad is in T. Hines, head of the Veterans’ be eliminated before the men He has traveled extensively 6.00x16 H.D. 6-Ply 15.08 Bluidow of Mt. Suribachl. [1 3-4 per cent and 2 per cent es position for subsequent crossings. could enter the house. The fire­ IR QUin TEH William Taylor creased to 26 with arrival of pitch Administration, 3 $ the first wit­ through Europe and Paleatlne, and tabllshed In the measure.. And yet the Remagen crossing, men kept the fire confined to the Powers Vested in Nimits Word has been received here of era H arry Feldman and Elwald ness. la a well-known speaker in many Quantity Limited L t. (Continued From Page One) now six ihlles deep and more, than A proclamation, read by Marine $400,000 Refenue Increase Seen the deaUl on Friday, Maroh 2, of Pyle and inflelder Roy Nichols. The committee, Rankin said, cellar and the rear part o f the communities throughout the Uni­ OoL D. A. SUfford, Spokane. Holbrook said It was estimated 11 wide, already was threatening first floor. The estimated dam­ ted States/ In 1939 he was presi­ William Taylor, In Castleton-qn- and tank troops the enemy _ said Hollywood—They say that Brooklyn Dodger*—Eight play wanted to question Hines private­ Wash., suspended "all powers of the^measure would Increase Con­ to burst Into the open southern ap­ ly about the operation of his ag­ age was not learned. dent of the Rabbinical Assembly of AGAIN TONIGHT! HOMEMADE RAVIOU Hudson, N. Y; His funeral was held we.e In the 50 or more square ers entrain for Bear Mountain as pvemment of the Japanese em­ necticut’s revenue from out-of- proaches to the great Industrial Gregory Peck, the bright young ency generally and particularly The recall was sounded at 6:01 America and In 1940 wa* acting there on March 5. He was the son miles of the German heartland. Manager ,Leo Durocher Is cheered CORNED BEEF ft CABBAGE pire” and vested them In Admiral state inajirance company taxes by of the'late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel valley. star of “ the Keys of the King­ by n4ws o f the signing o f veteran about complaints made In the president of the Synagogue Coun­ NICHOLS-BRISTOL, INC. Third Army Deepen* Foothold The Third and Seventh Armies Chester W. Nimitx as military $400,000 k^^year, a large share of Taylor of this town and a nephew dom.” has for breakfast each Frenchy Bordagaray and rookie House against alleged "Intolerable cil of America. OX TAIL BRAISE G. already had outflanked the Saar Formerly Center Auto Supply tmor of the Island. Marine ar- which wouiA^come from New Jer­ of Henry Black. He leaves his The Third Army bridged the catcher Stan Andrews. Youthful conditions and Irregularities a f­ He la also a member of the and its vast coal deposits and. fac­ morning a raw egg In a glass of Hundred Present TENDER STEAKS ★ HECTHRFlAVOtlD TER ry almost .drowned out Staf- sey companl^which now pay no Wide Moselle *outhwest of Co­ fecting hospitalized veterans." Board of Governors of the Na­ ★ wife, two children, two grandchil­ Eddie Basinskl to remain on war GOODYEAR DISTRIBUTORS B tories from the north and south sherry. Being as ever the Doubt­ tional Academy for Adult Je'wiah SUPER MARKETS IHHim E*s word*. taxes In ConneiKIcut because that dren, a brother and sister in Cas- blenz and deepened their east Job In Buffalo. Professing to see no need for LOADS OF FUN TONIGHT! »/2tn. !, This morning’s communique an- and were threatening to pinch off Studies and of the Joint Commis­ sUte has a reciprocal taxing stat­ tleton. bank foothold to three miles. ing Thomas, I determined to ob­ Pirates— 20 player* on hand as a special investigation, Rankin For Anniversary ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING ' 155 CENTER STREET PHONE 4047 PKG. _20JM)0 "a* a very closed the whole district — Germany’s sion on Jewish Education of the ute like Connecticu The crossing was made yesterday serve this' phenomenon at first team, led by catcher Spud” Davis, said he will ask Individual mem­ Approximation of enemy killed"— last large holding west of the bers to visit Veterans’ hospitals in united Synagogue and the Rab­ Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer Truck, Passenger and Tractor Tire Inspection. Eg, prites arc lowerl AHMURM Other bills approve^l and sent against light resistance of the hand. I made an appointment. in absence of Managed Frankie but extended to 20 days an offi­ to the Senate Includ^id meiumres Rhine. their district* during the forth­ Daughters of Liberty No. 12.5, binical Assembly of America. FAVORIW German Seventh Army, which had 1 arrived at the Peck residence, Frisch, open camp at Munde. Ind Sunnybrook Native cial silence on the heavy cost paid lost more than 64,000 prisoners The Saar Is known as the little coming Easter recess and report L. O. L. I., celebrated its 42d anni­ A social and question period Increasing the salary of Ove mayor Funerals high on a windy hill, at 7:17 a. m. New York Yankees—Manager ^ the Marines to win Iwo as an of Danbury from $1,500 to\$3,000 to Lieut. Gen. George 8. Pattons Ruhr. Before American troops In­ their findings on their return trip versary In Orange hall Tuesday will follow the lecture. Reymander's Restaurant FRESH CAUGHT The hsmdsome actor swung the Joe McCarthy expressed worry evening. About 100 members with FRESH EGGS a ir base and eliminate it as a men- annually, provided the City Cimn- Army since Jan. 30. vaded the Saar, It produced six te Washln^on. 36-37 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 3922 George S. Dzlato door open and greeted me with: over his infield with three-quarters their families or friends enjoyed a 3,141 ■ Im * alpng the B-20 route to Japan. cll approves; allowing supen^^ The Moselle crossings extended per cent of Germany’s coal and ' Rankin’s move, while approved The Flying Fortreaa has Extra Large Mediutn The funeral of George J. Dzla- "You must be crazy.” of last year’s regular Inner works delicious supper consisting of cold LB The last Amerijjgn casualty flg- tendents of mental hospitals th. from eight to 17 miles southwest 10 per cent of her Iron and steel. by Representative Phllbin (D., anti-friction bearings. HADDOCK 19‘ jto of .55 Delmont street was held "That is neither here nor there." still missing. They are first base cuts, potato chips, potato and sun­ sre from Guam, covering only the parole patlen ^ for a minimum of of Coblenz, American occupation The Ruhr, however, produced Mass.), was not considered ade­ la morning at the William P. I answered, moving out of the man Nick Etten, second baseman shine salads, rolls, tea, coffee, st three days of the fight, was one year, instead of six month* as headquarters In the Idht war three-fourths of all German war quate by the New Englander, who 50’ HADDOCK FILLETS cur a 39> Qiii^h Home, 225 Main street, at served under the chairmanship of chill pre-dawn air Vj* j GTOrge Stlrnwe'lss, and shortstop DOJcN D021N *,732, including 644 killed. An In­ at present, and directing the trus­ 9;.30\nd at St. Bridget’s church a major traffic center on the mid­ materiel In 1942. The Ruhr is al­ warm house. It was a comfortable crosettl. Arrival of pitchers made the complaints of "Intoler­ Mrs. Annie Johnston,' STEAK GOD FSSSH SLICID L* 20* dication o f how these have in­ tees of the state’s three .mental dle Rhine. Other Third Arm y most a continuous factory settle­ able conditions.” at 10 ^ mm. . with full mflimilitary hon- but unpretentious Joint. Joe Page and W alter Dublel In­ 'The supper committee also ar­ creased Was given March 5 at ho.spitals to form a Joint commit­ troOps have been at the outskirts ment o f 5,000,000 people; the Saar • # • Phllbin said hfe will pres* for MACKEREL rsNcvc*#* ors. \ creased squad to 17. ranged for a large, beautifully ^a*hlngton\ by Navy Secretary tee to coordinate the work of the A solenr hlgh' mass of requiem of Coblenz but a'croes the Moselle had 800,000 when war started. Because there was little time Rules committee action on hi* decorated birthday cake. This was The TTilrd Arm y’s Moselle Boston Red Sox—Manager joe MALTEX OYSTERS FANCY trewlNO P^rreatal who said Marine dead In.stltutlons. Such a committee was sung b^sjlev. James P. Tim ­ for five days. before he had to leave for work, r^Iution to create a special 11- cut by W orthy Mlstro.ss Mrs. Dol­ Sdone had roarhed 2,050 as of has been functioning unofficially mins assisted rw Rev. Denni.s Glea­ Six Town* Captured ;rossing was near the northeast I Immediately got down to busi­ Cronin ready to play first base member committee to study treat­ ly Wvlie and Installing Deputy Farther south, the resurgent eftmer of the Saar region. At least SMOKED DLOATERS Peb. 21. for the past six years. son CSC as deacun aod Rev. Law­ ness. ^ this season, although outfielder ment o f all servlqy men. Including Mrs. Vera Tedford of the Hartford The House concurried with the rence Sullivan CSG as sub-deacon. American Seventh Army Invaded 10 towns were taken across the "H ow on earth did you ever^gfct George Metkovlch, who is expect­ the handling.of benefits under th* lodge, and served to each ohe CEREAL LODSTERS UVCCHICKIN Senate In the adoption, of bill* Mrs. Harold R. GarHty was solo­ Germany’s Saar district anew $nd Moselle Including Macken, Mors- the habit of an egg In sherry fo r ed to play the Initial sack thl* I. bill of rights. present. Twelve tables were artis­ ^elieve$ Artenal captured at least six towns, in­ hausen, Oppenhausen, Hersch- permitting certain towns to raise ist and presided at thiKorgan dur­ breakfa-st?" year, signs contract. An early hearing has been tically decorated with colors and f r a r k f o r t TIS money by issuing short term ing the mass.. \ cluding Furstenhausen, a suburb rolsen, Udunhausen, Bauhof, A i­ St. Louis Browns—Veteran Sig promised by Rules C3iairman favors to represent .each month of or MINCED Mam At Osaka Destroyed " I guess it Is a hangover from 22 OZ 9 P0lHt» notes instead of bombs, and al­ The bearers were Joseph Min- of Voelkllngen where the largest ken, Burgen, Nordfershausen and my Broadway days when I got up Jakucki shows fine form on Sabath (D-Ill). Phllbin told re­ the year. * WANTED!! BOLOGNA 21st Bomber Command. Guam lowing the state to levy a tax on ick, John Plzzini tfnd Louih Ber- steel mill In the Saar is located. Brodenbach. A ll are eight to 14 mound. Team prepares for first porters. He added the belief that There was group singing and a March 16— Maj. Gen. Curtis in the afternoon and couldn’t eat PKC COHAGE CHEESE Federal property In ca.ses where chulskl, all of Hlgganum, and Voelkllngen. an Industrial city of miles southwest of Coblenz, a city exhibition game with Toledo Sun­ only through a special committee, musical program In the form o f a A sufficient number of legal voters to attend the special town H. Lemay expressed belief today 31,000, was menaced imminently, a thing.” such a tax is authorized by Fed­ Walter Berchulskt of New H av^ of 58.000. "Am 1 to take ‘hangover’ liter­ day. armed with subpoena power and radio broadcast by members un­ that Osaka’s 150-acre' arsenal— as was Saarbruecken, capital of eral statute. Hugh Kelly of New York City and .as V, Beat Feet Ruwer River Washington Senators— LleuL adequately financed, "can a com­ der the direction of Miss Lillian meeting tomorrow (I^*’i*l**y) evening, who are interested in Vital to the Japanese war effort— district and a mined city of a lly?" Guido Toeattl of New Britain. ^ e < In the Trier area where the Bert Shepard, one-legged pilot prehensive investigation be made." Kittle. FLORIDA THIN-SKIM went up in explosion after explo- “No, 1 do not recommend It for holding the Sidewalk Snow-and-Ice Removal by-law Burial was In St. James’s ceme­ 1 ^ 0000. Saar river flows Into the Moselle, veteran, astounded onlookers at A national debt limit of three- Robert Johnston of 180 1-2 Cen­ JUICY LARGE SIZE DOZ' plon in Wednesday’s 300-Super- The Seventh Army advanced up hangovers.” He explained he ter street, won the blanket raffled ORANGES tery where ^ e v . Dennis Gleason which eventually Joins the Rhine camp by running bases, sliding, tenth* o f a trUUon dollars may not Portress raid on the empire’s sec­ Destroyer Fox conducted the committal serv'icc. to fouKmiles on *(^,seven-mlle front heard <)f the concoction from off during the evening. at Coblenz, Third Army troops fielding at first base and batting. be high enough to carry the coun­ CAUFDRNIA-Sotid # ond la'rgest city. A firing squad under command west of^. Saarbmecken, crossing some obscure uncle In Arizona or beat ahead another mile and a something. ’.‘Let’s have one.” he UtUe hampered by an artificial try through the war and Its after- Hasdi Larg* Sira 4 HOS Blasts so terrific that they shot o f Corp. W alter C. Kohls, fired the frontl«.^and reaching the Saar half In the rough mountain coun­ LETTUCi Real«lautem. Claren terests o f Aclence. Senator Ceorge' (D-Oa) sounded V. F. W. to Hold ’The Moselle crossings were W e went into the kitchen and leave. . , this note today aa House^approved LBS 1 akies were the basis of Lemay's thal and Schoehecken all toppled made on treadway bridges. Actu­ TEXAS CLtAN-CRISR Boston. March 15—()P)—The De­ I met Jessie, his wonderful cook. Philadelphia AthleUcs— Arrival legislation Jacking up the debt SPINACH belief. Skies were clear for ^ second ally at least two were made and Social ami Dance stroyer U. S. S. Myles C. Fox, Any cook Is wonderful these days, of third baseman George Kell at celling from $260,000,000,000 to The folk* who do not want to shovel snow will be there------Larg* Criip A ORD Three hundred Super-Forts, day, presaging further heavy A1 forged swiftly into a single named in honor of Lieut. Myles Woman. Chosen but Jeasle is even more so. The camp rounds out regular Infield. $300,000,000,000 cam* UP for ac- Double Stalk f c BCHS f c V making the third 2,000-plus ton lied air attacks. \ bridgehiead nine miles long. Crosby Fox of Stamford, Conn., sherry and eggs were produced Out fielder Hal Peck, purchased Uon before the Finance committee Saturday night the Veteran* of WHITE Celery Incendiary attack bn Japan’s larg­ With the Ruhr already.*moking Tqe German radio said five Mo­ U. S. Marine who lost his life In and Peck poured three fingers In for $20,000 from Milwaukee, heads. Appsoval seemed a fore­ Foreign Wars will hold a St. est cities in five days, laid waste a Schools’ Head as much from bombing ahd shell selle crossings were made anff August, 1942. on Tulagl Islqnd, ■ :UoA» the hot)} glasses. Next he plopped on another arrival. Patrick’s social and dance for YELLOW-CLEAN SWEET five square mile area In the heart in g ' a* from piproductlo that the attack was driving gone ^conclusion. , WILL YOU? TURNIPS will bo commissioned at the Boa- .ow Chicago White Sox— Squad o f 18 members of the Post, dub. Auxi­ o f industrial Osaka. heightening question was strongly toward the old Rhine egg io each glass. George went back to the record ton N avy Yard next Tuesday. ~x much longer Its factories move* at top speed in two-heur of World I for an example of what liary and their friend*. A three One of the chief targets was Bridgeport, March 15. - (/Pi — town of Boppard, ten miles south Built at the Bath Iron Works, force* could continue to feed stee "See, It’s easy,” he said and he .drill. George Gray, 17-year-oW piece orcheetra has been secured NATIVE DELICIOUS • f t LBS Osaka arsenal. It produced anti- Mary Anne Sullivan, assistant su­ ~x)f Coblenz and a bare three east the United States may expect APPLES Bath, Me., the Fox was launched and will play both .for modern and WErTtUN YOUNG UNOLR CALIFORNIA WLL-POOS sdreraft guns, artillery, machine- for German war needs. oifv captured Udenhausen. Patton swallowed the glass’ contents southpaw, reported. financially at the close of the pres­ This is YOUR chance to help retain one of Manchester’s most on Jan. 13. The vessel was chris­ perintendent of Bridgeport schools,' old fashion dancing. guns, rifles, shell ca.ses, bomKs and Western Edge in Allied H a ^ w a ^ \ ^ d to be using up to four In one gulp. I followed suit. The ent conflict. , tened by Lieutenant Fox’s mother, was unanlmou.sly elected Mmerln- Thik is the first o f a series of progressive steps o f recent years. 2 b*ch.'1 5 * GreeaPeaSi^iy 'fuses. It included a steel mill, The western .edge o f the Ruhr arm om l and four Infantry divi­ sherry went down easily, but the "Our greatest spending in tli* Garrets Mrs. James C. Fox, of 42 Sea tendeft^. effective Immediatriy, at Saturday night socials which will I MISTER P E m IS P ^ V ED ! 14 OZ bhemical works and research lab­ a salary of $7,500 annuallv. last and Its great cities of Colp^^ sions. yolk had a'little ^fflculty slith­ Education Board First World W ar came In the 12 PM Beach drive. Shippan Point, Stam­ be continued when the (q»clous .*BnilBBte.WiiY B b «B PKO°°'21* Spliaoh 27* oratory. night at hjeJtlng of the School Krefeld and Muenchen Gladbach - Resistance was light, principal­ ering past my toilslls. It was over months after the end o f the actual 160Z ford. social room* are not being used ■ '* , 10 OZ Roar Admiral Felix Gygax, com­ already w^re in Alhed hands. A.r- ly from small arms fire, in the in a few seconds and didn’t taste fighting.” he told a.reporter. Mister P. M ill charts. Pie-charts, bar-charts,, PKO 23* Soiash WKG Board. Urged Reconsider for activities by the Post or Auxi­ YOU can aid in improvfog our town’s winter appearance, the NoPoinu Cat Cora mandant of the First Naval dis­ She succeeds John A. Young tillory bombarded the hevt M Rhine and Moselle valley towns, bad at all. "Our production machine was fever-chartz — in pink and green and purple Chinese Attacking trict and the Boston yard, will whose resignation, due to "contin­ the Ruhr basin for 15 mile* east but the Germans asserted that the I watched him' take another one going fuU blast .New contracU liary. convenience and safety’of its people, its accident and liahilty - 'The canteen which is In charge place the destroyer in commission, ued III health,” lyas accepted wnth of the Rhine, battering such pro­ Third Army suffered heavy casual­ and then we » t down for a little had been made. It was impossible proving anything you want. baked goods treasures... I Japs in Hunan o f Alexia ( “ R ed") Toumaud and and Dr. John S. Fahey, 35, of regret by the School Board com­ duction centers a* the K;“app ties and. .were being subjected to orange Julee. i asked such mo­ fiartford, March 16—(flV- to stop th* whole thing abruptly. record. Chungking, March 15— UP)—The mentous questions as "what do Alonzo G. Grace, state commis­ his committee will serve sand­ He hai a nice new chart on the coat of living. RUSHED FRESH FROM THE OVENS Newport .R. I., will accept com­ missioners. works at Essen, the vast in la ^ strong countef-attapks todays (‘Similar conditions prevail now. IlChinese high command announced port of Duisburg, Duesseldorf, you do when you first get up in sioner of education, today called wiches and coffee throughout the mand. The executive officer will Miss Sullivan, vdleran educator The enemy announced that' the Even if the war in Europe ends at It showfl the price of practically everything curv­ tonight ' that revitalized Chinese Muelhelm and Obe, hauaen. Aerial the morning?” He told me. "And upon the Thomaston Board o f be. Lieut. Pemberton S^thward, and first woman to Hold such a First Army’s east Rhine bridge­ a reasonably earli date, this spring night. Accidents cost money— your tax money. troops were attacking enemy po.sl- bombs supplemented the shell*. after that?’^ e said he showered Education to reconsider its dis President William Barron of the ing aharply up after war began. / 27, of Augusta, Me. / post In the cKy’a historj’. will head was more than 10 1-2 miles or summer, there\will be a new tions in Hunan province -south- 'Ihe twisted steel of broken rail and dressea' gfrabbed his sherry missal of School Supt Elmer Dav club and Commander Jack Llnnell VIENNA DREADT^rc^ll* serve until August 1, when she be­ long and five deep. burden on the goveim®ent, getting W«st of Yuhsien. a communica­ lines, the ruin* o f smashed Junc­ and egg and washed. He said he who are working together in put­ But one price itubbomly itayi down at pre^ comes 70, the retirement age. Patton’s Third Army captured enport. the troop* back home from the tions center 45 miles east-north- tion* and th* gaping bolM in made no attempt to be vivacious Dr. Grace Informed the ’ThomaS' ting over these Saturday night war leveli. It’s the price of electricity. It upsets LinolyJje Teacher Dr. Katherine I* Fitzpatrick, a 3,798 Germans yesterday and European theater for necessary P A t K M CARAMEL LOAF CAKE 29* •ast o f Hengyang guarding the member of the school system for bridges and overpasses in the arc in the morning and I added that ” ton board Uiat he considered its Boclala are looking forward to a buri^ 201. The troops captured aa rest and retaining and re-equip­ Keep Manch^er From Slippmg-Backward$ the neat coit-of-living curves. It upsets P. P. Pettz. S|Ut flank of the Japanese Canton- 40 years, was elected assistant around the whole crisU zone eMt made it a point never to crack action illegal and asked for full large turnout of the member*. enemy hospital at Bad Bertrick. 19 ping them for a different theater jpbuikow rail, corridor through Dies ill Waterhury superintendent on Miss Sullivan’s of the Rhine posed an equally smile before noon. * reinstatement of Mr. Davenport, He’s peeved. searching, queatlon of whether the miles southwest of Mayen, finding o f war. , yJr„H0T CROSS DUNS^"20* t^ n a . recommendation for a three years’ *T must bo off.” he declared, who ha* served for approximately Tm not at all opUmlstlc that German Army itself could get into 170. Germans and five wdqndcd W e’re sorry to offend Mister Peltz, but glad *These attack* were viewed here period expiring March ?4. 1948, at gazing at his' watch. He bade fare­ seven years. the $300,000,000,000 limit will REMEMBER, THE VOTE IS . lairing groimdwork for a com­ an aalary of ^,000. , the battle of the bridgehead in American prisoners. well. and left the house at 7:37 The state commissioner said he that we’ve been able to keep electricity plentiful A&P COFFEE...GROUND FRESH TO YOUR ORDER Waterbury, March 15— UP)— M. annual hold.” ■ I Ellington ing Chinese counter-offensive, strength enough to stop its steady Galas U pTs Uneo MUes He had to be at MOM at challenged the ’Thomaston action Edward fr ig h t . 72, died today at In the ’Trier-Saarbrug area south and cheap when so many things are scarce and p o t h e r Chinese, in southern Waterbury hospital. He was expansion. o’clock fo r additional scenes on three groilnds: •‘The dismissal Beyond Honnef, the First Army of the Moselle, Third Army infan­ Confuses Bobby-Socker P fe Forest Cohen, aon o f Mr. NO! (Good and Loud) fCiangsi province, gained 9 1-2 born in l^ston, son of the late “ Valley o f Decision." Such is an was voted without cause, it was expisnsive. DOKAR COFFEE 2.*^^^^^^^ Predicts Revenue was less than 20 mUes from the try gained up to three miles along and Mra. Joseph Cohen of Frog Salles in southward attack toward George E. and Mary (Love) actor’s Mfe. So, home and to bed, ordered after March 1, the dead­ 8an Francisco— UP)—Bobbg-8ox »41* southern e ^ e of the Ruhr and a six-mile front. Hollow section who la stationed It hasn’t been easy\o serve busy homes and RiSCIrcIi 2.A’.47‘ EightO’CUcIi $.«.■ Itenhslen, former advanced U. 3. Wright. feeling a slight rosy glow. line. under state statutes for re­ * On Any Motion To Rescind. within five miles of rather open They entered Welsklrchen, 12 girls—the first they had s ^ — at Camp Beal, Cal., I* home on « M r bass and a pofitlcal and eco- Wr. Wright was Instructor for O f $150,000,000 tention of school employes during gathered around liberated herote booming war plants at the same time — with the oenter of the province. ’The country where tanka could ram- miles southeast of flaarbrug and IS-days furlough. the first linotype used at "rhe the following year and the fact of Bataan and Corregldor. One girl Corp. W illiam Sulyma, aon of friendly, efficient service we like to give. But all ligh command sair) that snemy Hartford Times and later gave P*K^- i '. , 34 northwest of Saarbrecken, and Unlawful Eviction Charged that two board members were Rhine Crossed Week started Jlve-talklng to Corp. Mar­ M r. and Mra. Nicholas Sulyma, has DUZ I, who were driven from rimilar instruction at several Hartford, March 15—(M — Frank Agd repulsed two counter-attacks. our folks have pitched in and woriced hard to IVORY SNOW •OOet EVSRYTHINO" The Rhine was crossed a week serving as school Janitors, in vio­ shal Stoutenburgh of Kelly's Cor­ reftrned to this country after liwan, another former abvsmc- papers In Rochester, N. Y;. .com­ W. Kraemer, collector of Internal Schelden, nine miles southeast of Phoenix, Ariz.—($5— A landlord, ago today and, despite the arrival lation of another statute. ner, N. Y. He was baffled, but he spending 27 month* in tha Aleu­ The date: Friday, March 16, 1945 make k posoibla. air.baae, retreated about 50 ing to Waterbury In 1916, he be­ revenue, today predicted that to­ Saarburg, was entered by the 94th unable to move tenants from retorted: ’This is wonderful—tox-; of scattered reinforcements, the tians and is with bU parsnte.for ' . to th* northwest in the di- came an automobile mechanic and tal payment* by almost a million divtsicn which captured Hedert, home they had occupied. IS years, ang yasame sCbcle shigoto!” Th* enemy ha* not yet been able to brought suit fo r possession fo r re a 30-day furlough. Following hia • ((Mr NCUON M T hi ‘THf RKTSIC HOUR" wHh «#h.rf Ion o f Kanhaien. before retiring several year* ago Connecticut taxpayer* on 1944 nine miles southeast a t ’Trier. Fonaer Aasistaat bobby-soxer retired in confusion. furlough he will raport at Camp conducted his own business. earning* would reach $150,000,000. mount a major counter-attack. Rugged, coal-packed mountains modeling purposes. Defeated ii Armkrmttr's OrtkeOm, Smdef 4i30, IWT, CIS Nafwart. large PTC LARa pkc Even aside from the aerial seal- "We’ll call it a draw," laughed Howie. Texaa, for reassignment. Thirty-seven sack* of mail, are between the TTiird and Seventh court, tljf landlord t began dis­ Carp. Bill Peterson of Lake Park, off, however, there was another New Haven, March 15. — lisut. Norman E. Ctewaz h* me: 8:00 P. M. [apmseae Try to Sneak heaviest yet received by the Inter­ Armiea but continued Advances mantling the house. H e removed low*. "AU ’Marsh’ told her was The strong factor In this failure of the Fimeral services for Isaac Isaacs, npotted zt Key Flakl. Mlzs., after Elected as Overseer nal Revenue office during thl* fil­ placed that position of the Sieg­ plumbing, boarded up window* af­ lot* of.rest and no work'—in Nip." fut of Fort Du0erm Nazi command tp heed the lesson ter removing the glass, and ev*n 74, former assistant chief of the z 25-

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Two million 14:30—W DRC — Strictly Swing; gan Show. :'| M t on the home front oosnsa : these are not in use since the I w n c — Lorenzo Jones. 8:15—WHTD — Lum and Ab­ ner; WTHT—Kay-O-Qulz. Appear in Red Cross Benefit Friday ^ ^ ^ r aa the news from the w a r , over-all figure Includes replace- Festival Play — Plan Ghanses 1 : —WDRC— Milt Herth Trio; T f s Spring, ^TisSpring!^" Legion of Honor 4 45 8:30 — W DRC — Death VAlley Captain W h iE 3ie r RobBc *M ita grows more heartening, ments of lost or destroyed books. ” I WHTD— Hop Harrigan; w nC Sheriff: Bill Henry: WHTD — Gain Rec Intermediate I- SSSlle ^Jhrremembers the last The "extras.” therefore, amount —Young Wldder Brown. Season Second with 110^-^ Is Presented The ever popular and smiling In H. S. Course America’a Town M eeting; '■' war will also remember that near- to only a fraction Spring Fever Hits M. H. 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Opp. shine is rapidly gaining preced­ WTHT — Superman; w nC — Gabriel Heatter; W m C — Music | A n ilC X R c C / Rec Senior Basketball The individual scoring champlofi j 'l I) whatever the market demanded, books. Dat's absoid! Royal Blues 22 Alumni ...... 19 ence while home work lies un­ and has carried a full schedule of Relationships to Eng. Portia Faces Life. Hall _____ 23 of the Manchester High cagcri# I' using their large re.scrves of ------De wing is on de boidl!" At Drama Festival. 37 West Hartford .... touched as long as possible. extra curricula activities for ths I 8:30— W DRC— W ar Commentary: 9:15— W T H T Music without Junior League Crown Final Standing* 16 d u ^g the recently completed sue. ‘Boney saved during the shortage Mr. Bowles has recently sent me Well, they say it's really here a t . W. L. P.C. 28 Bristol ...... Passing between buildings and In order to meet the needs of all Ad Liner; WHTD —Jack Arm­ Words. 31 Windham ...... years of the war. As a result of some .statistics on real estate last. The calendar says so and ail Sock and Buskin Thespians have lost four years. j Downing Pioneers 15 PA'S ...... 4 0 1.000 27 cessful season was forward Bob rlasaes, the studes stroll very slow­ students in all aspects of Interest, j strong; WTHT —Music; w n c 9:36—WDRC — Corliss Archer: 35 East Hartford ...... {his uncontrolled spending spree, values which. I believe, you'll find the signs point to it. Spring is Herb has been a member of the Hollows ...... 3 1 .750 26 Tedford who rifled the neta for a ly (except the rush for lunch, of again entertained M.H.S., this time which haven’t been emphasized be­ — Just Plain Bill. W H TD — Spotlight Banda; Coro- 25 Meriden ...... prices climbed very rapidly. By interesting as a sidelight to price here! Choir and A rt Club since his Croon; To 9 in Playoff Tilt. Rangers ...... 2 2 .500 13 total of 126 points in 15 gatnai course) and soft colored pelbmells ! by their enacting of "Way Sta- fore at M.H.S., many changes will j I 5;45__WDRC— Swoon ent Story Teller; W TOT—Treas­ 35 Middletown ...... A 22 which included two games in the . :3une of 1920, house furnishings control. Real estate, of course, Among the younger generation freshman year. He was both idnlght; a t y Cab ...... 1 8 250 and Eton caps are increasingly in tion" by Thomas W. Duncan on I be made in the program of studies | WHTD — Captain ure Hour of Song; W TIC —-Joan 33 West Hartford ...... 30 Class A tourn.ament. Tedford "cost 43 per cent more than on isn't under price control and land the jump-ropes have been brought I this year and last year on the w n c — The final games were playsd in Aircraft ...... 0 4 .000 for the forthcoming year. Moat of W T H T -Tom Mix; D a v ls ^ a c k Haley Show, 23 Bristol ...... 43 ania.s.sed his total on 55 baskets Ice Day. Rents were up 23 coats have risen steadily since out of their winter hiding places evidence. Wednosday, March 14. Under the A rt Service Squad, which does the tha East Side Rac Intermediate The girls are moaning, "Tn the very fine job of decorating the the new units which are being Front Paige Farrell. 10:00— W DRC — The First Line; 38 Windham ...... 32 and 16 charity tosses to lead his per cent. Clothing had risen 46 1939. They are now about 45 per and the kids are wearing out shoe direction of Mrs. Helen Page Skin­ E\’Miing .spring a young man's fancy light­ high school hall for the various planned for the future, will be | WHTD — Fred Waring Pro­ and Junior League last night 31 East Hartford ...... 21 nearest rival Canlain Whizzsr 'p er cent cent above what ihey were at that leather at a terrific rate to the I 6:00— News on all stations. V ' The same thing can happen ly turns to thoughts o f . . . . ba.se- ner they are to present this play dances. The Debating Club 1s worked Into the existing courses. gram; WTHT — Anlte Ellis when ths Knights were crowned 19 Meriden ...... 22 Itobb by 16. Robb netted 41 time and are continuing to rise at tune of "M y Mother. Your Moth­ I 6:15—W D RC— Headliners Club— l-'ggsin unless we profit by the ex- ball!" T o boys, according to those at the Annual Drama Festival to one of Herb’s activities, as was The proposed plan, still In the | Sings; w n c — Abbott and 42 Middletown ...... 26 doiibledeckers and converted 2fi the annual rate of 14 per cent. er," "Buater." and alt the other Ueutenant Alan R. Blackburn, champions of their division by Pioneer Five 32 Bassl.;k ...... 28 ' perience of the last war. Aa the on the "W orld" arrival of .spring be held in New Britain on Satur­ the Student Cknincil since his developmental stage, includes a Costello. free throws for his 110 point aai Mr. Bowles is especially con­ familiar chants. Jr.; W HTD— Digest of th«r Air; 10:15— W T H T — Paul Schubert. taking the Canter Billiards 25 to 21 Hlllhouse ...... 18 day of military victory -comes means baseball, track, tennis, fish­ day. Mfirch 17. change in the units required for cumulation. cerned with thls. trend because of Elderly folks, who ventured fear­ freshman year. also was a Washington Snapshots; WTHT 1 0 :30—WDRC — Here’s To Ro­ 11. The Royal Blues also won, Recapitulation; Won 12, lost 3; Bearer, it's up to us on the home the effect it may have on dis­ ing, and dreams of playing hookey. 'The scene was In the waiting member of the CTurrent Affairs graduation In order to correspond j taking over the Highland Park Clinches Berth Compile Great Rscord fully on the icy ,>H('lewalkB this win­ with the changes in the curriculum. — Moses Berkman; Concert mance: WHTD—March of Time; longest winning streak, 8; longest The Pep Boys comoiled a record front to gird ourselves to fight charged veterans who want to buy There is a promise of outdoor room of a railroad station In a Club last year of which he was Pioneers 15 to 9 and annexed the ter and breathed a sigh of relief Freshman English will include a Hour; w n c —Professor Andre WTHT—Connecticut Forum of losing streak, 1; average points of 11 wins in 13 starts during the against the pressures of Inflation a farm under the terms of the G.I. art rlaAses and gym cla.sses going small city in Iowa on a blizzardy the treasurer. honors fo r the Junior League. when the ic;e'melted, learn to their ‘unit of “ How to Study" and A I Schenker. the Air; WnC—Rudy Vallee per game 30.2: opponents average regular season in addition to galny |r-that stand on all sides. We can do Bill of Rights. Just what can be on hikes again. January night In 1930. Track is the only sport that Gains Fourth Place in dismay thAt the roller skating sea­ course in High School Orientation, 6:30— W D RC—George B. Arm ­ Show. Bines Gala Lend points per game 26.14; highest ing a three-way tie for ft.st place I* thip best by keeping an aiert eye done to stop or slow down the up­ Soon strain.s of graduating mu­ Aa the play began, Davy Msl- Herb has sictively taken part In. son haft Arrived. All over town the in order to further familiarize the stead; WHTD— The Answer 11:00— News on all stations. In the first game the Blues, led score one' game 42: lowest score In the Central Connecticut fnter- ' jOn celling prices, by refiusing to ward course of land values, no­ sic will sound from the as.sembly colm (John Hansen) was rubbing He has been a member of Cross­ Rec Bowling League; Gunner HlllnsM Whlzzer Robb •V y y a penny more than the top youngsters have dug out the his cold hands before the fire of a Herbert Stevenson students with the High school. A ll Man; W n C — Bob Steele. 11:15—W D R C — Danny O’Neal; [b y Lea and Keating, gained the one game 19. scholastlc League with Meriden body can say at piesent. But it’s hall and seniors will run helter- country these last four years and Two’ of the highest scorers on the local basketball front. Gunner skatM. and are happily flying up pot belly stove. Davy was dressed fre.shman girls will probably take 6:45— W DRC— News; W H TD — WHTD Musical Roundup: I lead right after the Initial tap Griswold’s Triumph. and Bristol. The locals easily galn(> ^_|agal price for anything. obvious that we have Inflation skelter trying to get things ready was the captain this year. Hllinaki and Whlzzer Robb, will be In the lineup of the Aircraft F ri­ and down the streets. Woe to the as a hobo In wrinkled brown trous­ Home Economics while the boys In Musical Roundup: WTIC—Low­ WTTiT Buddy Rocco Trio; 1 and were never headed after that. IndUidusl Scoring ed admittance to the annual (jlofii here. for that great day. He has been an active member sketching and oil painting as well w n c — Harknesa of Waahlng- Tliey put up a sone defense which day night at the East Side Rec when they appear against the Hoboes P. Player G. B. Koul.s T. Antomoblle owners should un- poor pedestrian! ers. a very old overcoat, held to­ as listening to classical music. that year will be offered Manual ell Thomas. The Pioneer Parachute bowlers A tournament at the New Havsil ' h fferllne March 21 on their calendar, But spring has also come to For the rest of the M. H. S. stu­ gether by safety pins and a bat­ of the track team since his sopho­ Training. T:0O—W DRC — Jack Kirkwood ton. I stopped the Pioneers from getting assured themselves o t a spot in In a Red Cross game. ____ .37 Tedford ___ 15 55 16 42 126 Arena and were given the third •.gliat’s the day A-14 gasoline This week we established Ofte High stiidents. The windows are dents there are only about 70 days tered old cap. He fell asleep until more year. He specializes in the A fter school is over Herb plans Course.s In Personal Economics, j Show; WHTD— New* Corre­ 11:30—W DRC — Ameriesn Labor gny sucker shots. L. Bolton. the West Side Rec League play Robb ...... 15 41 28 .56 110 highest rating in the state. Aftea atamps, good for four gallons each, of a contemplated 44 Area Price bein'g opened wide and thg soft of school le ft---- this year. Fred Burtis, the stAtion agent distance runs. to enter the school of Arts and Vocations and health w ill be added I spondents; W T H T — Fulton Party Dinner ; w m 'X'D — Varia- I however, got off a few nice long oflz when they took three points 16 Degutis ...... 8 14 15 28 53 whipping Bridgeport Baasick ' in ■become invalid. A-15 coupons bc- Panels. It's situated In Atisonla spring breezes, blow in on day- Olga Krupeii, '47. (John Peckbam) awakened him For relaxation. Herb enjoys Sciences at Connecticut State. to the Sophomore and Junior years Lewis, Jr.: W n C —Supper Club. tlons by Y"* Cleve; WTHT — j pope for the losers but needed from Darling’s last night at the 23 Vilga ...... 15 12 18 31 42 the first game b y a 32 U> 28 score, and will handle the price pTOblems 8 J. Murphy .. 8 13 11 19 37 aome good on March 22. and the two reminisced about child­ while all Senior English classes 7:15— W DRC — Music that Sat­ George Stemey's Orchestra; help to catch the winners. Rec. " In the Other match, the the team completely folded ufl of that town and four surround­ Aircraft, Hoboes Play 26 Pierro ...... 12 14 6 16 ,34 hood days and Fred told him of the will be rearranged to include a isfies; WHTD—Raymond Gram w n c — Music of the New | High Scoring Pair third place Griswold's Oaragemen against New Haven Hlllhouse and ing towns. Its members were 16 Brown ...... 6 10 8 15 28 ^ T o u r chances of showing ellgi marriage and death of Betsy, wife Jr. G.R.’s Fill Boxes course In Personal Relations— In Swing; WTHT — Hlt> Tunes; World. Holliday and Duffy combined to alTO took three out o f four points lost by a 48 to 21 score In tfad picked from the WAr Price and Chose Commiltees Via the Grapevine 12:00— W H TD — News; Music; 16 Keith ...... 6 3 4 11 10 bUlty for a new passenger car of Nicholas Pawe and old-time the home, in school and. In ^ tu rs w n c —News of the World. do the heavy scoring for the from the Main Street Servicemen. quarter-finals. Hlllhouse went OM Rationing Boards falling under its Quill Club w n c — News: Design for Lis-1 6 Witcher .... 6157 7 were sharply reduced this week. sweetheart of Davy. As station work. 7:30— W DRC — Mr. Keen. Tra- Knig^U. These two put the The Parachute team encounter­ Friday for Red Cross to capture the coveted crown. ' Heretofore; the new car eligibility Jurisdiction. For Coming Play agent, John wore a large sheepskin Did you all know that some­ For Boys Overseas JiKst what will be in the courses cer of Lost Persons; WHTD — tening. Knights 111 the lead from the 8 Mason ...... 6 0 5 10 5 Win Eight StiAlght la Within a few more months, we ed little difficulty In downing 4 Kanehl ...... 2 2 1 1 5 'H at contained 26 classifications. overcoat, large boots, and an offl- thing new has been added to the and how they will be organized ia start and kept hooping them con­ ^ r lln g s . Led by Benny Schu- Btartiim off with a biang In tbq expect to set up other Area Price My First and Unit Ride 2 F. Murphy ..4111 3 season’s'opener, the Pep B oyi hfiaw it has only eight. This cfial cap. absence list in the line of one Ed- being studied by six faculty com- tinuously. The Center Billiards's birt; who despite a poor third the Hoboes open their bag of Panels Ip the state. By handling "Ooh, swell," I shouted to Jane 2 Straw ...... 3 0 0 0 0 downed a great Alumni five thoa rahange was necessary because the Members of various committeee The Important And blustery son Bailey’s name? It seems that The price of admission to the mittcees which are as follows: high scorer Stash Davis. wsA held Robb, Tedford to Ap­ tricks. The Hoboes will appear In price violations for an entire sec­ over the phone, “ of cqurse I can game crashed the little maples 6 Davis ...... S 0 0 2 (1 proceeded to pile up an impreaslKt ^ Btiinber o f new cars now available banker, Nicholas Pawl, (Don Mr. Bailey has been stricken with last meeting of the Junior Girl Personal Economics; Miss Kel­ West Coast Is Interested in check and* only got one charity for a 352 three string# total. Pat their regular hobo outfits which tion through a central committee, to assist in presenting the two rids, why I'm an old hand at It, laryngitis and hasn’t been seen logg, chairman; Mias Greenaway, pear with Aircraft Five eight game winning streak before fa the nation is well below 10,000 Klemer) arrived on the scene Reserves which was held at the point all evening. 'D'e losers Annlello and A rt Maasaro both Include clothes that a scarecrow we Hope to create fixed standards one-act plays to be given by Paint you'll see!” I dashed upstairs to around school lately— here's hap­ Mrs. Warren and Mr. W right. How finally being stopped by a spiritad. 'Jud these cars must last us until wearing a grey suit and dark over­ just couldn’t seem to connect aided considerably In the win. For In Benefit Contest at would turn Its head to, yet once for measuring each case. In this look for my very worn jodphurs, py convalescing to you, Mr. B. Center church Tuesday, March 13. to Study: Mis.s McGuire, chairman; In Television Experiments Bristol High team at Bristol. Afts* - the end o f the war. and Powder were chosen at a coat. As Davy and he conversed, with any shots they.t^hrew. 1 the game geU underway, the boys 'way, all persons appearing for a (certainly not worn from horse­ was to bring any small article Miss McAdams, Mrs. Loomis, Miss the losers, Reed and Qullitch were winning the next two. the Psp meeting in the Drama Room, Da'vy reminded him o f their plans Rough Game Bee; Play at 8:30. I can really play ball. Colorful la ... t- The rumor that there are 19,- hearing will be aaeured o f Impar­ back riding, for I'd never been on like playing cards, puzzles, dice, Low, Miss Klbbe, Mr. Piper, Mr. high. Local Sport Boys lost a heart-breaker to Meri­ to meet on January 9, 1930, that A lot of things always come out The game was rather rough and The other mateh found Oris ------the word for the team which will F too,000 more food rationing bo&ks tial and fair treatment. March 9. a horse in my life). comic books, pocket games and Perry, and Mr. Sanborn. Personal New York, March 1 5 —la hoped to get tesU under way den High at the local armory them very night, but Nicholas, now an In the wash when graduation pic­ the Knights took advantage of wold's sharpening up their eyes The A ircraft will be able to pre- bring their regular six man sq\iad The chairman of the business On my way out. mother called important banker, refused to ad­ pocket size books to fill, an over­ Relations: Miss Estes, chairman; ther experimentation In television this year. in the final start against Middle- tures begin to float around school. Previously announced relay this to Bhowyood team work and for their first playoff match, committee is Durwood Miller. As- to me to be careful, also telling mit that he remembered and that seas recreation box. Mi.ss Fellows. Miss Smith, Miss sent a well fortified lineup Friday to the Rec for the game. T rlc l^ Chatter town, Robb, Tedford and Compail^ So far we have heard that Howard networks is proposed In another plans have included the A. Ti A T. ran the leaj'u p to 12-5 at half and Cowles and Ed Kovls led the way sLsting him are Gloria Ferrell, me that she definitely did not ap­ Betsy would be there. Janicke's picture is a dead-ringer Judith Handley, chairman of Cole, and Mias Putnam. Vocations: „ , * » t . h . „ Rod C r „ . j went to town to gain a 42 to M rather ambitious license appllca- links between Boston and New 20-8 at third quarter. while Mickey Katkaveck paced The next American Legion-Her­ who has charge of Publicity. Diane prove of the idea at all. "Gee, Mom, for Boris Karloff—that someone the service committee, was in Mr. Carleton, chairman; Mr. The winners of each league will win. , , Aunt Betsy (Elinor Dougan) did York, the General Electrlc-Inter- the losing Service five. basketball game at the East Side ^ ^ talented lot. Their pre- ald Sports Night show will be Good Cooebing Job ' ' I •ee 16 Let Labor Speed, Alfred Brodeur, and Bar­ don't be a 'kill-joy'." I said. "You arrive wearing a long, dark blue else looked as if he had lost his charge of the program. She wa.s Dougherty. Mrs. Walsh and Mr. Oon being filed w llb the Federal be presCoach Wilfred J. Clarks In h li bara Johnson. haven't one single thing to worry best friend—and some people are lucky to have as gue.st speaker, Hartwell. Health: MT.-Potterton, Oommunlcations Commission. gold basketballs by John Falkow- dress, appropriate of the 1900’s, a cuit, Schenectady to Washington, Brasky ...... 103 95 WS 306 April 26. at the Legion Home on 26th consecutive year as coach ds- ,| On the alage crew arc Richard about.” large black kat trimmed with ready to cry when you mention the Mrs. Philip Cheney, of the Am er­ chairman; Mi.ss Whipple, Miss Dlt- sld,. Rec director. Jackie Robb and Bob Tedford ' price of admiseion alone. Arriving at the stables . found mars, Mrs. D'Amico, Mr. Clarke, This one, for the west coast, and Phllco'i Philadelphia, Wash- Cataldl ...... 92 126, 90—318 Leonard street. Ceveral shows serves a world of praiss for tha Heady, Richard Morrison, Kenneth plumes, a short black coat, and a old saying "pictures never lie!” ican Red C?ros8 Chapter, who / Knights w.„M .pp,.r WU, IP. A,r=r.fl. Issue Lie Dormant me with butterflies in my stomach, Mr. Emery, and Mrs. Wandt. calls Itself "Sky-Top” because of Ingrton and New York route. Qullitch ...... 96 102 128—326 that were held in the post winter team that campaigned under tha Lappen, and George Cox. large fur muff. The truth finally spoke about the Red Cross and B. F. T "But gosh," I thought, "what’s Orientation. Mi.ss Worth, chair­ plans to erect stations on moun­ R e e d ...... 113 121 102-336 The signing of this pair of high teams from the Rec League ap' months proved to be popular and red and white colors during tha Properties are in charge of Con­ wat told that Nicholas Pawe had Merrily we roll along—roll along "our boys.” 0 DuffV. If ...... 3 3-6 9 there to worry about all you man; Mr, Robinson, Miss tains. It also would Incorporate Talks tonight: B LU 7:45 Ches­ Hedlund ...... 84 ,119 115-318 scoring forwards coupled with the pearing In the preliminary game it Is expected that another large season. Starting the season from principle" by several apeakers but stance Ellis. Constance Rogers, killed his w ife for her Insurance — roll along. This could well be “They just love-these recreation 2 Holliday, r f ...... * 2*4 10 Sides H op e. Com* have to do is get on and let the Meachara, Mr. Vaders, and Mr. program stations to cover local ter Bowles of O PA ; 8:30 Tovrti veterans including Gunner Hilln- at 7:15 crowd will take In the next free scratch, no lettermen, no vetaraHL the method of creating the second Rita Husarlk and Joyce Long- and Davy- and she left the scene aa the case last Wednesday when a chests and also various maga­ 1 Kennedy, c ...... 0 . 0-3 0 horse do the rest.” zines.” She went on to say that Wigren. a arena.' . , Meeting. "How Should we Deal 488 563 543 1594 skl, Ray Boyer and Tiny Pockett, offering. the white-haired mentor moldafi >mise Still May Be injury fund was deemed worthy streth'. happy as in their younger days. gang of M.H.S. students got a ride Augmenting a previous applica­ 1 Moriarty. r g ...... 1 0-0 2 The keeper selected such a bea'u- they do not like old magazines With a Defeated Japan?" CBS 2 Knofla. rg ...... 2 0-2 4 Parachute (8) the Aircraft will be able to field together a hard-working baH t e a v of much more consideration. Be,tty Jane Lewis and Richard Tn his portrayal 6f the “hobo,” into Blast Hartford on a pile of tion for an experimental network and despite the loss o f threa rs(B> tiful shining black- horse that and told how she was visiting a 11:30 Sec. Ickes and Sidney Hill­ 3 Hubbard, Ig ...... 0 0-1 0 Maasaro ...... I l l 123 107—341 one of the strongeat lineups that BMeball will be the main topic ^Reached on Assenv! State Tax Oommlssioner Walter Hassett are in charge of making Davy Malcolm, John Hansen lived hay no less. A gay time was had In the eastern part of the coun­ lars during the course o f the sea# looked as meek as a lamb. Finally, hospital and came upon a soldier man from labor party annual din­ Angelo ...... 90 107 107— 304 has appeared at the Rec playing Sports Roundup on the show. The 1944 World W. Walsh, Senator C. Raymond the program. up to his fine acting in "The Fight- by all and singing seemed to be Spring Program try, the Raytheon Manufacturing I son. the Pep Boys carried on ta * bly’ s Top Dispute. after not too much difficulty^ the order of the day. It all devel­ who was reading a magazine dat­ ner. 9 10 5-16 25 Annlello ...... 122 102—342 surface this season. Seri'S film featuring the St. Louis Brock (R), minority leader, long In charge of lights are Jean •----- ,----- , . . ___T .ln g Littles" and other Sock and Co. o f Waltham, Mass., In an­ compile one of the moot Impteeeli^ (which was Buskin plays. His sad. reminiscent oped after a gang of studes got ed 1917. “They are just like NBC—8 Frank Morgan: 9 Bing Center Billiards Merline ...... 115 104— 332 Robb Sparked Pep Boy# By Hugh Fullerton. Jr. Cardinals and tihe St. Louis a proponent of the bill, and several Larckeveque and Gaylord Webster. For Jiiiiilile Inn nouncing the project. Is a ^ in g as­ Borwns will be ^ o w n aa well aa records in the school's history, i Hartford, March 15 i-Vi - Al­ mounted. \^c starte K„rse ' "'ays won for him the sympathies together after taking some pics you and me. They like up to O osby: 10 Abbott and Ctostello: P. B. Schubert ...... 127 93— 352 Robb was the sparkplug of the New York. March-(F>- From tax collectors and assessors ap­ Wardrobe is to be taken care of signments on channels up to 26,- the latest American League film. Lose Three Hogaisia pace, when suddenly my ' of the audience. for the good oT Somanhls. date magazines.” Mrs. Cheney 10:30 Rudy Vallee Variety. CBS 5 Struff. c ...... 0 0-1 o Manchester High team during the though labor relations lemained proved the measure to change by Barbara Hall, Doris McGeegan, started to gallop and did 1 hang 000 megacycles. Including space Richmond, Va.. Marshall Rotella, An outstanding authority on base­ Corky Kanehl the team eaptaM visited the barracks at Mt. Nebo Jumble Inn, Manchester’s teen­ — 8 Suspense, ’’Cricket’’ ; 9 Major 4 Cordera. rf ...... 1 1-2 3 .565 .593 513 1671 recently completed succe-ssfiil sea­ the major issue between House motor vehicle tax collection meth­ Margaret Sasiela, and Doris Holz- on! Then all of a sudden, off I flew John Peckham. as station agent, heretofore unexplored. Bowes in Gould .Concert; 10 First supo^^'i8or bf city athletics, for­ ball is being sought as the princi­ was lost after the aecond gam s o r with his .stories about all citizens The girls of M.H.S. who belong when the soldiers were stationed age canteen, has some big plana 3 Lanz, If ...... 0 2-3 2 son while Tedford emerged as the ods but opposition was launched helmer. and right into a briar patch. I Along with television, the cir­ Line; 10:30 Larry Douglas, Joan wards an appeal to organized base­ pal speaker. the season to the Marine OoruM . Hepublican.s and Senate Demo- of the ■ lall town tried to draw to Girl Reserves have decided that there. While visiting there, she for the Spring months. 0 Vennart. .If ...... 0 1-2 1 Griswold’s (.3) teams leading scorer. The Whlzzer, by others. Including Mayor George The curtains are in charge of groaned miserably as I felt for cuits would be assigned for FM Edwards. B LU — 7:15 Raymond Several weeks later. Red Psgiitig r Bnts, both side.s agreed yesterday hini.self up to his full importance as far as roller skating ia concern­ discovered that there wa.sn't any The program committee has 0 Crockett, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 Cowles ...... 117 120 112 -349 a tireleiw worker, in addition to ball to provide more help for “ the C. Quigley of New Britain who Beverly Ma.ssey and Eleanor the bump which seemed to make and standard broadcast relays, Gram Sw^ng; 8:15 Lum and Ab­ 4 Jack.soh, r g ...... 2 0-4 4 one of the better three sports but failed with the tramp. . ed one Mickey Murphy is a defi­ chairs for the soldiers to sit down triea to plan a program to suit Tomlinson 100 92 115—307 being a dependable scorer with the kids. " . . . Baseball “w ill be given Harold Turkington, one of the to let the matter lie dormant in called It "cockeyed” and an "en­ Pfeiffer. my head feel several sizes too highway control systems, public ner: 9:30 Benny Goodman Band; 1* Davis. Ig ...... 0 1-1 1 118-318 at the school was Inducted tetote to ttit.i Aa the important . small town nite jinx. Mickey was sailing mer­ on. The next time she visited every teen-ager’s taste, bqt any Fagan .... 100 100 Pep Boys w m a tower of strength better all-around sports fans in I-'the hope that a compromise still croachment” on the municipalities The prompters are Elsie Demko large, along with some other call systems and other services. 10:30 March of "nme: 12:30 Mo­ an oppprtunitv again” in one Rich­ Marine (Jorpa. The third regu li# lawyer. Don Klemer, very ably en­ rily along at the Girl Reserve- Mt. Nebo she brought several suggestions for a program will be Marchosotti 90 106 ----- 196 snaring rebounds and setting up Manchester, dropped down to the by the state. and Betty May. bruises, and right then and there, Frequency bands would be wide tion Picture Academy awards. 17 3 5-12 11 mond High school, six junior highs to leave was Rudy Pisiro, vetsKB Blight be reached on the General acted his part of a small man try- •High Y party with a lady friend chairs for them that had been do­ welcome. Kovie ...... 120 120 103- 343 scoring plays. Tedford is strictiy a Rec the other evening and pre­ Ushers are Joan Coffin, Lois I decided this was my first and enough to permit color and high­ MBS— 8:30 Agatha Christie’s Poi­ Scoi> at haU time. 12-5 Knights. and 25 ejementary schools, Rotella backcourt star who ontsred tl^ Assembly's No. 1 Issue. Oppose License Fee Change ing./to make himself more Impor­ on his arm when all of a sudden nated by various families through On next Saturday, March 17, Low Score 85— 85 scorer. When hot, he is unstopable. sented Director Johnny Falkowskl Davidson, Kathleen Gilroy. Lois last ride on horseback. er definition television. rot; 9:30 Antonlnl Concert- Referees. Capra and Barrett. explains, but that's just a start. with a check to help finance the Navy. All three proved their abUw' , That the Issue was sitting atop Officials of the Motor Vehicles Rita Husarlk, '47. tant. the lady friend was no longer on the Red Cross. sports night is planned. Co-ed Only a junior, he paved the way Doggart, Shirley Draghl, and Irene Station sites are listed at Mt. Another problem ia “convincing Rec Junior League tourney that ty while playing with the B keg of dynamite was apparent and the State Highway depart­ Elinor Dougan. In her siyeet, his arm and Mickey was no longer Mrs. Cheney made it clear to volley ball and cageball will be ,527 538 .533 1598 for the team to hang up one of the the owner of the Richmond profes- Benson. gentle ways, made the ghost of on his skatfs— both were on the Adama In Washington, Mts. Shas­ Friday program.*!: NBC— 9 a. Royal Blues get-*! under way next Tuesday Boys. I B om pronouncements from both ments opposed proposals that Memories everyone how Important the Red played under the direction of Miss F. T. Main St. Service (I) best records In the history of the 'slonal team that it is alio to his Mias Anna McGuire and Miss Betsy Pawl a reality. floor. Undaunted Mickey sallied ta. Lassen, Tamalpals, Whitney p. m.) School of the Air: 4 House p. B. l i e - 301 night. Harold never misses a base­ ■nie .attendance at tbe homa ffamps that, should future negotia- would lither reduce the present Memories are priceless gems CTrosa is and how much this or­ Doris Cole and Harry Kitchlng. 0-1 0 Walker ...... 95 90 school. interi'st to help promote the game; Isabel Worth are sure that these Sock and Buskin have this year forth again with a different lass and San fSoronio In California. Guiding Light; 6:15 Serenade to 1 Accorncro, rf . . 0 92—324 ball or ba.sketbai: game and is games was limited to 1,416 ,fan& ttona hit any real snags, Republl- three-dollar operator's license to So precious to behold ganization docs for "our ,boys.” Dancing instruction will also ha 2 Keeney ...... 619 113 something that he never has committees will ably perform the on his arm this time but as crimi- Wheeler Park in Nevada. Kings America; 8:30 Duffy’s and Pat 1. Rivosa, i f ...... 1 0-0 100—298 Hllinaki With Aircraft an ardent supporter o f all sports. due to revised fire laws. Y e t oit ■yn s would shove their measure 50 cents a year or provide such a The future gleams with silver lived up to their name which Judith with the help o f her given. 0 Brown ...... H2 86 done." . . . The conclusion reach­ job and help make tho plays a hals always go back to the scene Peak In Utah and Gray’s Peak In O’Brien; 11:30 Vanity Fair, Part 0 Diana, If ...... 0 0-0 Gunner Hlllnskl was nosed out only one occasion was there license for three years for $7. dreams. means comedy and tragedy. Com­ committee filled the overseas box. For March 24, a hew aad dif­ 0 Qiiagha ...... 98 92 127—317 ed by this one enthusiast ia that fbrough the House and Demo- great success. of the crime, so Mickey again end­ Colorado. Heights range from II. CBS—9:15 a. m. Irepeat 3:30 0 Blow, c ...... 0 0-1 There will be an important than a capacity crowd at the spaA But memories are gold. edy with their acting of "The Her cpmmlttee consisted of: Gail ferent surprise is in store. Albert 1-2 7 Katkaveck ... 88 120 130— 338 as the leading Individual scorer in baseball needs some promotion Brats would force the passage of A proposal that would have D. Kanak, '47. Fighting Littles” and "The R iv­ ed up on the floor— Oh. well, per­ 3,000 to 15,000 feet. Transmitter p. m.) School oft he A ir; 4 House 2 Lea, rg ...... 1 meeting of the West Side Rec clous Main streefi drillihed. Basg Davidson. Anne Zwlck, Jane Wl- Endee, well known magician, w ill 2-5 6 the Rec Senior League ir the final now: it nce>ague Veterans who will return next and distributors which would per­ opinion about the Girl-Reserve- the singing o f "She’s a Jolly Good by the committee. work (35^ednesdky and will present Canham of Michigan. ger (Frank Frisch) is laid up with eompromise measure introduced June Stevenson told of the Gib­ For the future gleams with silken Sedre at half time Roy.al Blues title, while the Knights downed vear include Tedford. Mickey M u ^ mit them to keep one per cent of H i-Y roller skating party held Model Community Fellow,” meaning none-other than On April 14th, movies w ill be lYale Baseball Nine a combined force of 33 at the field Water on the* knee which, despite ^ e a d a y by the Republicans and bon monkey which Is found on dreams. (7-4^ Referee, Sheehan and Mc- the Center Billiard# to win the the state gasoline tax, a mesmure Tuesday evening from 7:30 to 9:30 Mrs. Philip Oieney. M. A. R. featured. house today, bringing the entire- energetic pumping and a great phy. F.d Brown, George Keltb,' that created an official Impasse Borneo and the Malay Peninsula But memories are gold. at the Sports’ Center. squad up to about 50. Kinney. many damns, has so far declined Intermediate crown. Burt C?arlson and Norm B ea u ty which, although it disappeared — Nancy NoiVls. '45. Planned in History April 21 la another open night. Now Numbers 50 alnce. the Democrats yesterday re- living In the trees. When the girls and fellows ar­ April 28 should be a big night Head Coach Robert A. (Red) to respond to treatment." eard in addition to two FreshmalC from the state statutes In 1935. Penguins are very human in Chambers }n Deadlock The playoff berths in the We.it tuaed to accept the measure. rived, they started the evening off when dancing contests will be the Rolfe, former New York Yankee aces. Dick Kelly and was erroneously printed in the their actions, even having court­ •Srde Bowling League are all Standing behind their decision to with a general skate. The program All Boy Program New Haven. March 15.—UPy-~ third baseman. Is expected to re­ One-Minute Hporte Page ; sett. Tedford. Brown and 1936 cumulative supplement. The ships and marriages, wrote Bob main feature. Prizes will be Brown Scores 31 clinched. The Pioneer Parachute 1 favor the original measure which was varied with different skates A large-scale drawing showing The Yale . university basebs^ll turn from his assignment with Uie Two Los ^gelesnromoters are i were regulars while Murphy gas companies have been operat­ Kaminski. Also on this same sub­ QuiH Club EJ^ls, given to the couples who make With Hunters in Y Loop team by winning last night in has received the support of the such as “ Moonlight CJouplea,” the plan for a model community or squad will assume full propor- Arm y Special Service Forties in­ bidding for an outdoor fight be­ ed to be the find of the year AB» ing under thin provision since Entertains Class the best appearance while danc­ As Trojans Win ______■» their match with Darlings, gained Connecticut Federation of Labor ject. Lois Massey stated that pen- tlons today when Infield and out­ side o f two weeks to ssstime full tween Bob Montogomery and W il­ ■ in all. prospects are fair f r ^ that time. “ Whoopee,” which was a trio com­ a large map of Manchester are the ing. I D’Amico (6) the fourth spot. The other three (A ^ L ) and the Connecticut Coun- quins are great swimmers and Plau8 for Contest field candidates report to acting combiand of ths squad. Festivities in the Y Wednesday | lie Joyce -since they’ve heard that gloomy for another.standout te a * Cancer Deaths Obereass Seen posed of two girls and a boy, and projects being done by the Prob­ Plans as to the May and June ___ 107 87 115 302 are the West Sides. Tavern and aU of the CIO. divers. When these , birds dive, coaches Widdy Neale and Phil Keye ---- the Montgomery- Genaro Rojo 'Ladies Oioice.”' The sound of lems of Democracy class under the An all-boy program Tecently en­ programs will be prendewed at a Brown stole the show at the Y Night Bowling League are at a Perrett ...... 84 102 126- 312 1 next year. Both the Republicans and the The Appropriations committee, they are coated with an oil for Moonvea In the Coxe field house. tussle at the Olympic next week Ls Griswolds. smoothly rolling skates was also supervision of Mrs., I,eila Lund- tertained the pupils of the sixth later time. last night when he 4aged a tbtal ___ 103 128 101—322 Oemocrats left one little escape sitting on the biennial appropria­ protection. Nancy Norrl-s, '45 was elected Battery candidates have been standstill today aa far as flrat Glea-son sellout -B u t Bob's Arm y bosses Promoted to Colonel varied by frequent crashes indicitt- period English I class of Mrs. If any teen-agers have any dif­ of 31 points as the West Side ...135 115 138 -388 |. corridor open, however, when they tions for the State Health depart­ The bluebird is one of the first president of Quill Club at the quist. working out for the past two place in the second round Is con­ H. Barton at Luke Field. Ariz., may turn Matters are all tied up in Hie Y . Ing fhat some hopeless creature Those who have chosen the map ferent suggestions as to A pro­ I Rec League Trojans - downed the Y Hoboes 65 ___ 94 111 113-315 , aigreed not to pre.ss Immediately ment and the University of Con­ birds to come to New England In meeting held March 12 In 14F Erna Loomis. In this program weeks in the spacious cage and cerned. CaiamtierB Movers dispoeed Low Man thumbs down . . • Craig Wood, League now that Chambers have i/P,—Mrs. John C. E ck f ; had lost his balance and taken a have to designate the location of gram they may be given t ^ Bar­ to 61. AbUity to control both ___ — — — II !■ come into their own Hunters have SeatUe . , for. a Hou.se or Senate vote on necticut. heard Dr. Stanley H. Os­ the Spring and one of the last to Other officers elected were the Wendall Austin gave a .speech most of the hurlers are far enough of D’Amico’s Billiard# last night duration Open Golf champ, no the new* tuitible SRain. However, the many church, school, hospi.tal, factories, bara Turkington and her pro^tAm Leadlag Scorers backboards enabled the lanky 516 543 593 16&2 been oh the downgrade for th e. mann is overjoy— _ their respective measures pending born, state health commissioner, leave, Arlene Kelly reported, and on "H ow to Be Popular” In which advanced In their conditioning to ,by scoring a shutout while the longer Is bothered by the back ail­ had been vice president, Sandy Hansen; falls caused by the Dutch Cleanser stores, ■ and etc., with colors. The committee. Suggestlona win I O B F T Brown to score almost at wHI. Obombei* (8) past three weeks and the race i.s • that Elmer E. Elmer resumption of peace hegotiations. predict that, because of experi­ is found .throughout the East, secretary, Carol Rudolph; and he told of things not to do in or­ give the batters more than high, previously league leading Hunter ment that troubled him whbn he ences gained by soldiers in war­ (much to the dllgust o f one Bop >lan for a community will have to der to gain popularity. gratefully received. Surowiec, P A ’a 12 66 29 161 Trojans (65) ...112 111 126- 348 a two-team battle second; promoted to colonel l« b o r Representatives Still Silent A loud shrill call announces the treasurer, Elaine Marr. hard ones to swing at. five was absorbing a t'wo point 8. Hllinaki won the tltl# In 1941. But he's find­ in India. "H e really dcTCrved W Ami fan) sprinkled on the floor did jc developed into a civic center, Jack Fogarty,-?4li. Hllinaki, Cab . 12 68 31 157 Pagan!, rf ...... 5 4-8 14 ___ 94 111 113— 318 round honors with more That left representatives of the fare, the cancer death rate In arrival of the robin, a common Members of the club discussed Vincent Diana gave a campaign The infield and outfield hope- loss to the Manchester Motor Keish ___ ing Sammy Spead, Byron Nelson promotion," said Mr*. . not detract from the fun. with the library, churches, and Renlck, Hollows 8 54 29 137 McVeigh, If ... ------4 0-0 8 ...104 138 117—359 labor organizations .still in their Connecticut was expected to de- bird througho\it the entire United speech nominating himself fo r the I (uls wound up their conditioning Sales five. In the other match, Witkowakl and Jug MeSpaden are trouble night# of play left. Wife of a lieutenant colonel IB the submitting of material to the Another attraction of the eve­ public buildings g;rouped aroUnd It. Natural Error Turkington, R’gs 12 57 17 131 Folon, c ...... 3 0-0 6 124 138— 385 creaite during the postw ar years. SUtes. Mary McFall also reported position of town garbage collec- Moriarty Brothers managed to Smith . . . ___ 123 enough . . - Walter (The Great) men’s crew. “He's ha^ a lot ^ clamholes, officially silent on New England Anthology an­ ning was the refreshments, dough­ In addition all the activities nec­ Green, P A ’s 12 44 34 122 Taj^or, rg ...... 3 0-0 6 129 114— 340 aither measure but hopeful of Dr. Osborn said that returned that It lays four eggs of whlUsh ■tor. This topic provided comedy down the Bryant and C9iaproan T. Chamber .. 97 Mails, of Cleveland and Coast nual and publication of poema nuts and soda, which were avail­ essary to the life of a small com Failure cards, which have been Kubelle, R’gs 8 48 23 119 Brown, Ig ...... 13 5-8 81 tough luck. He lost “ ■‘ V* bringing the opposing forces to­ veterans would have "little or no color In a neat of straw and mud. written by high school students in the program. Next, an after Milkmen by. a two to one acore. League pitching and talking fame and another time he »uffen^ able whenever the skaters had munlty must be shown, such aa re­ issued regularly to a certain fresh­ Boyer, Aircraft 11 49 20 118 Morgan, ,rg ...... ® ® 530 613 607 1760 gether in a comprmotse. Labor's fear” of the surgeon's knife be­ Doris Asplnwall reported an in­ dinner speech was given by Weat- The result of last night’s play has finished a Red Cross coarse at Bowliug eratlons and lost some f In 1943 two poems written by worked up enough of an appetite tail stores, garages, schools, and man, were, on the day due, called Yost, P A ’S . 11 41 10 92 only wish, frequently expressed, cause they have learned the value teresting fact about the domestic ly Smith, entitled “Converaatlons.” leaves Hunters and CSiambers all American U. in Washington and la to n " Oh. yea, the colonel Is a t ^ l members of QuUl ^lub were pub for them. small industries. » for In a sixth period class. 'The Diakon, P A ’S 12 40 9 89 28 9-16 65 Hunter’s (1) la to get labor relations legisla­ of immediate surgery to save life, cat—It was tamed in the the 13th The program ended with an In­ tied up for first place with but two ready to go overseas. He already Team .No. 1 -o r bear nfascot of the Soper-^ 1 Iisher hours to arguments for and 'When the fej^ows and girls had Club Members • jans. Referee. Janrla August. 129 95— 339 The Chicago Cubs, says an Item Ed Krasenica 93 107 ,82— 282 periment station to allow salary James Tuttle’s report? This ant Is Peggy Sasiela, "A Tribute to Con­ «...... Omaha- thla week -wlfl hava one of The second match between Hun­ Hair ...... 1 1 5 "the moat powerful and b m tBgalnst scores o f other bills, taken off their skates and were the highest scorers In the nation ___ 105 . .— 105 from Texas, will “invade" sandlot J. MeSherry 98 95 92— 285, increa.ses which he said were nec­ feared by large animals slich as necticut” by Joan Plurin. "Just Beafionably ters and the Motor Sales found the Howard structed and designed Ica-t Lsunong them measures to reduce elephants. These ants cross rivers helping...... 113 126 104— 343 baseball, sponsoring teams In an l5a I - - essary to hold g staff of key Me” by Dianne Speed, "Contem­ hobliling around acarcely able to Mimic Actors entire team combining their efforts Tanner in the world.” price of automobile operators' members. bv building human bridges. PvL Eitner Robinson tallied KX2 ...... 88 115 139— 342 effort to make up for the lack of ToUla 360 371 344 1075 plation” by Nancy Ames. "Home­ stand up. they agreed that the eve­ Several Changes to win the second snd third gsnws Mazzoli . hccases and to make the Motor Betty Jane Lewis reported on the ning had been most aucccasful. Red Cross First Aiders^ ^ Tabes Tested points in 82 games against rugged Sasiela • • e • • - * 107 114— 221 Class “ D " farma fo r their kid Tchicles department the collection Insect fifth column — Insect pests work” by Carol Ruldoph. and regional and national oppoaltion. after dropping the firer. ITie Unit — -- ■ - —— ' prospects . . . At least its a wel­ “Eatoy yo un hombre?” was i^ en cy for the annukl pfoperty BAohloC Exhibit A t Btorr* such ss the Japanese beetle, the "Mehaoriea” by Nancy Norris, Fort Warren will meet teams from At Notre Dame two were close, Huntera winning 527 598 M5 1670 come change from sand letters In­ cs OB motor vehicles instead of gypsy moth, snd the comborers, wen read and criticize. Short wildlife DispUy only one o f the many queationa. Asked'to Register . Lju^e Stock Fort Snelltng, Minn., Fort Leonard by Ux pins in the opener and the vading Major League baseball. asked by second year Spanish stu­ For Hoaith mu municipal tax collectors. all of which- may be destroyed. stories “My First and Last Horse­ Wood. Mo„ and Fort RUay, ^Cans. Motor Sides by one in the seeond. atom. March 1*.—i/P)- Praal dents during their club period First Aidflm. cooperation please! Will the holders South Bend, Ind.. March 15.— Brvaat B dutpaiaa (t) ■Whales put up a great fight back Ride” by Rita Hqsarlk and Nsttonsl Wildlife week, March Cargo led the Hunter five In a los­ 102 119 336 Rervloe Dept. Open Jdlis For Disabled dent John Taylor Arms of the Tuesday, March 12. under the di­ Parts (gV-Whlls major league baseball Wilson .. ___ 115 R e la x d iU m t when hit and even wreck boats Rose Ago.stlnellTs “ Mystery of the 18-24 will be the feature o f the of first aid certificates who are still Interested, and thftse Bagby SattafM ing cause. * 102 314 Quick change act: When, the L j *nie proposed e.slabli.shnient o f a Society of American Etchers spoke rection. of Mrs. Eileen Weisner, athletes unllmbered In Indiana Vlttner . 106 106 Vignone reported on the life of the Screen Door” were also read. who wish to enter new classes, please register by filling 94 339 Bainbrt(}ge, Md.. N aval Training BOWL display to be held In the school IX pecond injury fund" which. Ms before the Storia Women's club substituting for Miss Beulah Todd. camps, the football pot boiled Burr ; ...... 119 whole and how It is caught.- Atlanta, March 15—(F)—There’s after a slow start In the 109 320 Onter basketball team staged an LaagM betvMag la ickers sald.-wmild open job.« more last night on the eve of aii exhibit library showing pictures of anl The fifth period claaa partici­ in the form below and sending it to York Str^ngfeld, over with coaching staff changM Farrbnd ...... 96 116 Elsie Anderson stated that the IsMt Minute OiangVs no contract aquabbUng this time, 110 124 U i end-of-sqason banquet, about half leavtag aHagra avaltaMa 1 tally to disabled. war workers, of some o f bis work in the exhibit mala and birds snd displaying pated In a very entertaining “Who Chairman First Aid, 46 Franklin St., Manchester. * at the University of Notre Dame. Skoog .. ___ 116 cones o f some volcanoes are so old and Jim Bagby. Jr„ pitcher for the players were missing, trans­ baya alwbja aa kaaL ime in for careful scurliny. room of tha University of Con­ books (of which there are quite a Am I? " game, during which Helen Hugh Devore, newly appointed that cities have been carved In Last minute changes of the Art few ) about animals, etc. #••••• the Cle-veland Indiana, la ready to was a swet one over the Milkmen. Totals ...... 535 566 558 1658 ferred to other duties . . • Pvt. TJoder the measure, partially in- necticut library. The exhibit opens C o x was Greta Garbo; caiaries N a n ie Rambler head coach and acting them alnce the last eruption. assembly were not able to be. ac­ Another feature in the library at report to the Indiana’ training LaChapelle and Hank Skoog Moriarty Bros. (2> Manuel Ortls of Camp Roberts, gtacitated workers, should they today and will continue through knowledged in the previous Issue Young, Lon • MeAlHster; and athletic director,. disclosed yester­ A Baptist church fn d a live present ia a bulletin blow ing Address Phone. •, • • campnp at La'ajLa'ayette,_____ Ihd. I He’s' given emergede as Uie stars far their re- Zachss ■ ■ ■ 87 124 125 836 Calif., the banUa^champion,>la the CHARTER OAK leoma fully disabled, wquld-re- Wedneeday, March 28. Arms, who of the World. Corrections are aa Prank Vlchl portrayed C?harles up hiahla job at the Bell Bomber day Adam Walsh, Itns mentor, room parsonage was built from “ Days To Rsmember” In the s p t ^ v ataama. 'Atamian ---- 100 111 161 318 only MaicAa fighter ever to ALLEYS — J7 0A ZI » t increased compensation lives at Fatrflek). has etchings follows: Barbara Turkington play­ Boyer. Stnd, First Aid Cert.. ( ) Adv. First Aid Cert. ( ) plant where he worked an winter. bad signed as head coach of ths reach the Encyclopedia Brittanies, one old California red-wood tree month. Orover Cleveland and den M A IN a v H. LaChapelle 126 116 95 '339 ileh is not now available under luuigiiig In the permanent collec­ ed the piano In place of Norma The second and third period Intemted in Stnd. or Adv. Course ( ) In the two months he played with .profasslansl Osvelsnd Rama, He did it in 1944 by defending hi- wrote Viola Nelson. eral Sherman have Urthdajra In Spanish clubs had interesting (3eorge Francis Train. American Kroll ...... 11» 167 96 322 I existing law. The money would tions o t many noted museums, in­ Turkington: Irma Hare, instead the Indians last summer he won while the Irish appointed Gene title eight limee In one year . . . in the future we will be able to spelling bees, as did the sixth peri­ Interested in Refre.aher Course ( ) lopcft Tliarsday l)ntil t P. M business man. Introduced trolleys Wsickowskl 124 106 107 337 ALLEYS AVAILABLE AFTBWfOONS AND from a secehd injury fund cluding the Metropolitan Museum get telephones to match the color of Helen Smoluk, changed records; March, St. Patrick's Day U March four snd lost five. However, .he Roneani. fonrbr Marquette Uni- . . ^ But Manuel never crashed the big- j 17; Spring 21: Palm Sunday, 25; od class, comprised of third year Interested in .Junior First Aid ( ) IckMMd Saturday At 5::i0 P. M. versitv snd Chicago Bear star, a#. into England, Switzerland, and for by the employer under of New York, the Boston Museum s(-heme of our rooms, reported and the "Spirit of 76 " appearr

^ . t i 5 ‘i 11' ' A m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MARCH 16,1945

Judge- One year and- $50 fine. Man Do you llvf^ n-lth^ HOLD EVKpVTHI.NG Prisoner’s Lawyer—Your hon-, ipcome? Hf-usehnld Cuuds or. I beg that the sentence be r* - 1 HOSPITAL BEDS or wheel chairs, Sense and Nonsense versed within POLE. for rent or sale. Rates reasonable. Classified Judge—Very well. Fifty years.tredlt. Phone Keith's Furniture, 4159. and ona dollar flna. t , Thl* sign Is on a highway ril­ The new office girl was ------A baby bprt tn a aouth€rn town FOR SALE-GRINDING outfit. y*u Anqwsr Tkl* Owe! Btrucled by her boas, as he left the Advertisements Breathes there a soul so pure and tering a small town: When you question your wife’s was flve^.^t tall. Young giraffes 1-4 h. p. motor. Inquire 37 West Machinery "Drive Slow. Our Mayor ls office, to file everything he left qnqn' , ,top to remember that little thing*. Middle Turnpike, between 6 and goexi his desk. Thirty minutes later « « j i^e married you. Van Lines For Rent Foi Sale Professor. He is not heartless. Are That he has all a l o n g withstood Broke.” I 7 p. m. S E L E t m o N OF U SE D tractors, XXIV came bounding back and shouted; - It takes a beauty doctor to moving serv- new and used equipment, cement you, Frederic?” The urgent lure *omehow to glean T o Buv T o SrII 'The Meeting Policeman What are you look­ Boss I’vei VC lostlunv iiijrmy teeth.$ Have Some people use their religion ''make a mountain, out of a mole mixers, milking machines. Dublin •<_No, George:’’ A lltU* extra gaaollne. SAVE YOURSELF a lot o f time “The fact is, and you would ing for? you seen tftgm? only on Sundays, other* use rt spot. GKNKKAL CAKt'KN I P Y i>nd re­ and bother—shop Marlow's first Tractor Company, Wlllimantlc. ” S h - Chopin is playing.” Office GirlGirlXYcs, I've filed them. modeling Kitchen remode.mg and seem to forget it. Monsieur— Little Sally was told she could: Woman—A parking place. every time they can profit by>1t. always. Hard-to-Ge* Items in Outside the Paris home of the Policeman But where is your Boas (deniat^diugl Filed them! cabinet work a specialty. Will Painting—Papering 21 |)uche*s of Orleans coachmen, Ftederic is removed'from the herd not have the piece of candy be­ stock. Bread boxes, aluminum car? Where? Private But I’m not help you plan and g ve estlmatea __ sersby, others paused to listen Aren't you, Frederic?” cause she had been' making a guard I gQcial Situations PAINTING AND Paperhanging. cookie sheets, baby scales, lamp Wearing .i\rparel— Houses TA Woman—It's dn the imrking Office Girl I them in a tonight, girlie. free A. R. fharon. !^H2b shades, met.al vegetable bins, lo the music that carried into the ”—Yea, George.” noise when racing around. When folder in that filing\abinet mark­ Canvas ceilings and wallpaper. F jrs “ He la ages removed ages! You Daddy came in he asked: place I’m looking for. | Girl— But I am. soldier. | ------diaper pails. Marlow's for Values! FOR SALE—2 FAMILY 6 and Tight air. ed: “Brldging-the-Gapt’*' i The Hltuatioa: A friend of your* WA.SHKK, y-A< HUMS. Kleotni John P. Sullivan. Phone 4260. room flats, with 2 car garage. In know that Frederic?” Daildy—Why so quiet? Why *o SWEATERS - BUY AT factory i Josef Elmer produced hi* invl- What a mere man can’t under- j A credit reppfllng agency In an is moving to • diatSht city in which motor*, etc., eepalred All part* Manchester Green section. Tele-| latton and was admitted. He le ft; ■<—Yes, George. ” quiet? available '24-boiit service mve a report that this is moving the names and addre.sses chester Green. Bus stops here. -vhite gloves with a lackey at the age women who complains con­ mornings or evenings. FOR SALE- MIXED wood for yea (Jeorge ye* George ye# yes yea pai ty ^ ^ s no property, either real; of your (rienda with the ortlers, Acces(sories— Tires PlANU 1 «nd repairing: Open dally 9 a. m. to 9 p. m, lloor, then went up the wide stair*. stantly that *he has nothing to Did :^m kill any of thehij player piano specUily. John fireplace, stove length. A. Latul- Ixits for Sale 7Sl ••_Sh— Chopin is playing ’ ! His yea were glassy. "There was no A California man. while lying ^ •raonal; no credit, either ac-1 "Now be *ure to look them up." FIXXIK SANDINU lipe. 758 Vernon street. Phone life in his expression. Everything wear. Cockerham. 2b Bigelow street JUST ARKiVEL Army double- Josef Elmer clutched the pack­ on a davenport In' his home, was or potential; no prospect*. Bettor Way: Writ* to the friends FARMF.R.S; YOl-'R CHOIOE of Laying ano Ftniahing 6077. . * was George. No, George. Yes hit by an autotbobll* and hurled • Bali'.. . .To reach th* port of bar or knob tread tractor tires. E Jenten Phone 2-ii920 Tel 4219 breasted sheep-lined fores- green FOR SALEl—THREE building lotsl age Mile. Gladkowsk* had en- enher present or future; and no living in the distant city saying I 1M8 BT W 4 —BVlCt_ George. across the room. One Im’t safe oit Pratty Touiig Drill Pre«* Oper­ dreams we sail sometime* Ilx3fi. 9.00-36. Only JfiS 9.1 plus If No An*wer—A329 jackets. 413 each. Brunner’s, 80 on East Middle Heights. Call| |rust*d to hi* car* for Fred*ric. ator (In * defense plant express­ the wind, sometime* against hope either here or hereafter.” that another friend of yours is FOR, SALE-GREEN hard wood 2-0720. Josef Eisner said nothing. His a roof or on a high tree any more. 'That's what we call laving the moving there and ask if they will "Button those top buttons!" tax. I>ct us help you Apply for a Oakland street. Open evenings ■le passed into the music room. ing her relief after a visit to the But we must sail, not drift, lie WANTED— HIDKR.S to Hartford. for stove o r furnace. S15 a cord heart said everything. c*rd* face up on the Uhl*. kali on the newcomer. | ration order. Use wards "Crop PLOWING. HARROWING. lawn.s Private Instructions delivered. Phone 8608. 'till 8. Saturday till 6 —There were chsir* for 40 or 50 doctor) —I have just found -out at anchor. Arrive at Hartford center, 8:20. graded anf the room where It was possible. Frederic stared. FUNNY BUSINESS Motoreycles FOR SALE— GRADED quality attic, can be made Into rooma.l ” -FYederic, please! The guests J ■1^ Apply Spring cleaning For full Informa­ Studio, 709 Main street. Phone Green Mountain potat'^es In 50 lb. I f Frederic raised his head, to OtSt V0QNTY.S COOStVi CC»A\>i\K>Y. .VKt years' ex(>erlence! Tel 5244. Free size*. Out they go! We need the Can be seen anytime. Phone 7002| Frederic made another effort 6'tCOVCl’O , 1 ' «pot for clean 1936 to 42 model*. liams, 1632 Tolland street, Buck- W i Colonial Board Inspection*! room, $10 each. Brunner’s, 80 or 513 Lydall street. Madame Sand was several chairs But it wa* not any good. George VW WCYAjc. - 5 ! W ANTED! Brunner, 5191 Open evening* tlU land. Itway. Her eye# were fixed on V06 "Wit TV'At 9 o’clock. Help Winted—Female 35 Oakland street, open evenings. , took hi* *rm. Company Vrederic. Josef Eisner saw her. ••_Oi»e thing, Frederic. ’ Jozef ■'a 615 Parker Street V. ANTED USEI' CARS— Will buy E-OR LOCAL MOVING call 6718 W A.NTED-LADIES t< sew, full ROSE COLORED coat with gray But his eyes were not for her. they Elmer extenrffed hi* hand. FA T CALVES any year or mooel W# will pay Also ashes removed. or part time. Call evenings 2-0391 Household Goods 51 fur collar, size 14. Excellent con­ ‘O bjeclive* Biirina^ were for Frederic—the friend and -Mademoiselle ' Gladkow.ska!” r-uiilLLiJi top price* for well kept care Oole or 2-1305. dition. Telephone 6893. pupil he had not seen for so long. Eisner said. "You remember her. Also Bob Calves for fatten­ RA.N'GE BUR.NERS and p6wer 7 WHITE ENAMEL kitchen cabi­ Moron at Center Phone 4164 Frederic was very pale. His eye* don't you, Frederic?” ing, and any kind of Live burners of all makes and kinds ALTERATION WOMA.N wanted nets at reduced prices. Double Is Inspiring Story had receded into large hollows in at Burton’s, full or part time. Ap­ Frederic stared. REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Poultry. cleaned and adjusted. JO years' door china cabinet, regular $49.50 Houses for Rent 65 bis face, or so H seemed to Jozef "— She la In ParU, Frederic to Business Services Offered' 13 experience. Tel 2-1731. 44 Main ply 841 Main street. now $39.50. Single door china Of All Types Wanted! ner. He was dressed, too, in the ask for help—for men lik* Carl street. cabinet, regular $39.50, now SOUTH COVENTRY-Near lake • foppish manner, or so It t'ash Available. WANTED —WOMAN with pleas There are, mariy ways to de-l and Tytua who are not free. Money AJ A. GREMMO f o r y o u r f u l l e r brushe*. call $29.50. Double door 5 shelf utility and bus—four rooms, fireplace, em«d to Joaef Eisner; even a Leo Audette. 109 Cooper Hill RADIO REPAIRINO—Pick up Ihg personality for permanent scribe a motion picture. Some are I will make them free. I promised 3 cabinet, rogtilar $24.50. now kitchenette and bath, Available outonnlera in the laprf of hi* T M 8 fO U 8 ^*7 erf. JARVIS REALTY CO. street or Manchester 2-1131 be­ position. Children's department good. Some Are bad. Some are! to bring her an answer.” service Radlor checked st the $18.95. Kitchen base cabinet with immediately. Welles Agency, jeoat. He was playing now the Ofllee 4IIS Residence 7t75 &SON fore 12 noon or after 6 p. m., for home. Ba’ tery packs O il morn Experience not necessary. Apply sneaked into the theater in the I Frederic stared but it was now Weekday* and SnnUay* porcelain top, 30 in., regular South Coventry. Valts In C-Sharp Minor. a different kl*d of stare, as though Telephone 3441 or 60.11 prompt delivery. Inga 2-0840. Manc».ester Radio Burton'e, 841 Main street. dead of night to bo sprung on the I $34.50, now $24.95. Benson’s, 713 Frederic raised hi* head, a »mll# something were trying to fight Its Kp Red Points BY V. T. HAMLIN Service. 73 Birch street Main street. FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, unsuspecting audience along with I ALLEY OOP WANTED—WOMAN Interested In on bus line for gentleman or .. hi* lip*. He looked toward way through th# blankness. three other features. Some are! steady wbrk at good pay. 8 to 5— COAL OR WOOD, green kitchen couple. Telephone 6803. fadam^ Sand, then ss his eyes " - Money!” Bfisner shouted. OKAV.' IF THAT'S "are VOL TIfViN' iAV.'.' WHAT vandered beyond, the .smile sud­ / BEIN<5 NEiWLV ^ SO WHAT? , OH,NO, . Heating— Plumbing Saturdays off. New System Laun­ heater, white Florence oil kitchen ‘‘magnificent,’’ "grand,’' "stir* I "Just m oney-could break them i VOUR POLICV, T^AVVOU SIR, VOUR - IT'S JUST KIND A ' C(3MS TO LBM. I ’M mere TD LEMIANS NORTH ELM — Roofing 17 dry. Harrison street. heater, white all metal Coolera- NICELY FURNISHED, and com­ ring,” ’’gTeat" . . . yet at time* I denly froze, then disappeared en­ VOL' CAN’T RULE VOO then VOUR. HIGHNESS.' THAT THEV'LL PEOPLE W ANTED J&HTNINe HI&HNESS WILL RUN ALU PIE OF tor. Curly maple double bod, din­ fortably spacious room. With or these are no more than adjectives | tirely. Jozef Eisner wriit to the door. K.NOW ANV- P0PE9,HOT ARE FOR SALE WANTED - MIDDLE-AGED, ex­ The piece was flnlahed and was WILL 6T(?1ICE WILL SOON OUT ON ME? star vatio n ROOFS Ob ALJ. TYPES replaced ning room table and buffet. Tele­ without cooking facilities. Cen­ used by those in the movie trade. He stopped. He had almost for­ AMS MOMENT TUIM6 OF OUR tSEEC YUH.' VOU? STREET perienced housekeeper in small Im et with vigorous applause. Fred­ have no or repaired incjuding Slate, com­ phone 5187, Austin Chambers tral. Phone 3989. Last night this reviewer saw at gotten the package Mile. Glad- k o m : 7-ACRE PLACE ALL AROUND family. Short hours. Phone 6334, eric acknowledged the handclap- SUBJECTS.' 6-Room Single. 2-car ga­ position, shingle or Un Aiao val- Warehouse, ManclTester Green. motion picture at the State The-1 koweka had given him for F r^ - On Hillstown Road, six Pine Acre Terrace. TO RENT—NICE furnished room, atcr. If there has ever been a pic-1 -ping. 'Then he hunted nerv-ously in eric. He plac^ It on a table, then V rage. Steam heat, insulated. Irv*. flaehlnga gutters, chm- evs Open daily 1-6. Saturday 8-12. light housekeeping arrangements. Ifi. rooms, modem house and PRINTER E V CoughllA 390 Woodland ture that reaches for a clod of I Ihis pockets for hi* kerchief to dry left without another word. r Storm windows, screens. YOUNG WOMAN to work In mod­ Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main ei.rth and holds it up for all thel Ihi* hands and to mop his head. HI* barn. Pnom 7707 MANY HAVE taken advantage of (To Be Continued) em dry cleaning plant. Good con­ street. Telephone 5440-5938. world to see: if ever the simple I l*yss again met those of Jozef PRICE ...... $7,500. I.arge comer lot. Beautiful­ ditions. good salary and- hours. our $5.00 trade-in offer for their ly landscaped. Shown by ap­ .\pply In Person. old mattress. Come in now. Select dignity of man's faith in his cause, I lEIaner. R.ainbow Cleaners. 50 Harrison FOR RENT—LARGE light house­ his way of life, his God. has been I Elmer stared without applaud­ pointment. Now Available! street. any cotton-felt mattress in stock keeping room, suitable for couple. HERALD OFFICE and deduct $5.00. Home of Good brought to the screen In a finer! ing. SsROOM CAPE COD Inquire 109 Foster street Tele­ motion picture than Warner Bros.' j CALL 3620 RETWEEN GIRLS AND WOMEN wanted to Bedding. Benson’s, 713 Main St. Frederic was about to resume ^replace. Garage. Oil 13 Bis.sell Street FARMS phone 6388. “Objective. Burma," then this r e -1 |at the piano. He had a sudden ‘‘I don’t think the catching material looks very good!” Bnraer. Pre-War con­ 7 AND 9 P. M. work on small toys, interesting viewer hae not seen it. For "Ob­ work. Apply Kage Company, Che­ 3 ROOMS OF FINE quality furni­ IchangC* of heart. He looked-at the I's and A I struction. 100*;^ Insu­ HEBRON— ture with a new Deluxe Model jective. airm a” is ns real as that iDuchess. Hi# voice faltered. ney Building. Elm street. ttiHims W itln u l Board 59 service flag in-the window and as lated. Situated on Au­ 14.Y-Arre Farm, 80 ai-res combination Bengal range.. 'P(iis ” Your Grace will pardon me! I outfit includes everything neces­ down to earth as that letter from SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH burn Drive. clear, lO-rnoiii house, all Im­ your G. I. Truly It is a hymn lahall continue in a moment.” Q _H ow do the China-Burma- BY MERRILL BLOSSElk sary to start a home. VVe Jiave CAN ACCOM.MODATE a gentle­ to He walked from the room which Ret’klesO Romeo 1 PRICE ...... $7,500. Will Buy Any provements, largo ham, silo, Help Wanted— Male 36 man with room and board If de­ those who arc sky-borne with India and Texas-New Jersey "Big FRECKI.e s a n d HIS FRIENDS shed* and chicken coop. All just 3 units to offer and urge boots of clav—the men of the | Iwas instantly a-buzz with conver- Inch" pipeline.s compare in ESSENTTAL WORK in dairy bam those persons Interested In fur­ sired, In private family. Con­ CEDAR rqiiipiied for truck farming. Im­ venient to mills and bus line, parachute corps. laation and startled looks. length ? ilPIEUQIASC ME Single or 2 Family and on farm. No charge for rent, nishing a new home to see this I Jozef Eisner began to follow. A—The CBI pipeline is 2000 WHV CX3NT you TetL THAT LOVESICK Milda.my 10-ACRE FARM mediate occupancy, foraier own­ Phone 3227. "Here ‘‘is “the ■ moving tale of one | s in g in g Y, ru . DO er In .Army. 81,000 dnu-n, hal- IncliidinE modern plumbing, milk, very unusual value. Take a year parachute company, dropping like | I Madame Sand, alarmed now, stood miles long, about twice th* "Big GOOF TO Give HS *BALCONV SCENE IN ROCKVILLE H t u i 8 C -^ r .a .‘'l i wood, and garden plot. Mr. Zink- BACK TO ROMEO •------success anre arranged. to pay if you wish. Branch of so many, sacks of grain into the III) hi* way. , Tneh's" length. AINT Cow, horse, and all small (If Price Is Right). POLES er. Rockville 93-2. Burr Nurserice. AND JULIET 7 I DID, DADDY Connecticut's largest furniture Wanted to Rent 68 dark, twisted Burma jungle on a ••-_Tou wish to see tredencT ^ GONNA farm tools. Ideal for a f’lothes Poles - Fence Posts store. Albert’s, 41 Allyn street, •That I* why I came. Madame.” Q Who are the "Met. Men"? TURN MY List Your Property With ELLINGTON— WANTED—MARRIED man for mission that will take them crawl­ and Flag Pole* Hartford. A $25.00 REWARD for necessary ing over one hundred and fifty George smiled to hide her slarm. A- Meteop/logical Fhghts. Brit­ HEAD! chicken farm. This Agency for Results! general farm work Excellent 40-Acre Fami, mostly clear, arrangements to rent small house miles of endles* Hell. It is a tale , ” Ple*»e—’’ Then together, with ish Coa.'tal Command's weather m STILL PRICE ...... $8,000 8-rooni house, all Improvements, wages, house, fuel, milk, potatoes, Call Any Time. FOR SALE—COMBINATION oil or two bedroom apartment, -fur­ of valor and courage that can find I Madam* Stnd leading, they went service flyers. PLIGHT garage, ehlekon coop, large garden spot. H. S. McKnight, and g.os stove or coal it necessary. MV F. Fitzoerald nished or unfurnished. Stove and its equal only in the annals of oth­ I Into the room into whit.' ••'rederic -RKmi The above are excellent ham. Ton's and equipment In­ Ellington, Telephone 2-1670. er men who perfomied similar | TEI.r.PlIONF. 2-1417 cluded. I'rlce .88,500. Down refrigerator essential. Pay good I had dlaappe “ed. properties and reasonably George L. (iraziatlio rent for desirable place. Call deeds against the Japs In Burma. R«al Entate and Insurance ASIIE.S REMOVED Ta;imenf .8.3..100. In the role of Capt. Nelson. War- | Captain Easy priced. AH can be occupied Help Wanted—■Male or FOR SALE FURNITURE. Phone Hartford 6-3271. Room’ 716 eve­ They met at last, face to face. 109 Henry Street Tel. 8278 nings or leave message. ner Bros, have cast Errol Flynn, hi thirty days. Female 37 3572. veteran of a-.ssoned action stories. I Frederic had tiothing to say. He NO. COVENTRY— I could not looWlat Jozef Eisner He PLACE OUTSIDE of city, one or Mr. Flynn’s performance as the WANTED MAN OR WOMAN LIVI.NG ROOM COUCH, reason­ [tried to shield hi# face with his A Going Poultry Farm—28 more acres, house and out-build­ kindly captain desperately trying «. 1M* »» »** U------acres, approximately 10 acre* for profitable Rawleiph Ropte. able If taken at once. Inquire 135 to conceal from his men the fact I arm. He cowered. U ■LJUBBULMAUn;. Spruce stre’et. ings, 5 year lea.se. option to buy Georg# said soothingly:- "Mon- tillahle, .10-60 bearing apple Must he satisfied with good living preferred. W-'ite Box A-B, Herald. that their plight is hopelea.s, is Stuart J. Wasley trees, modem - 7-room house, at start. Write Rawlelgh's, Dept. tnily deft, clean cut. and inapiring. Isieur Eisner came to see you." FOUR HONEST-TO-GOODNESS Jozef Eisner stepped nearer. BY FRED HARMAlf 755 Main Street l-car garage, Imrn and gralO- CUC-4S-101, Albany. N. Y. innerspring mattresses at $44.50 WANTED RENT cottage "Objective Burma" continue* Just In Tim# Manchester, Conn. ery. Poultry houses for I..100 with 3 or 4 bedrooms, modern through Saturday. I "Good evening, Frederic.” RED RYDER Wanted THE WAR MAN POWER com­ each. (No trade-in allowance.! lYedertc shrank from him. He birds, equippt :l with lights and conveniences, near beach at Point Tel. 6648 - 7146 mission certified Weldon’s lunch. Two full size, two twin size. •VO VJO*1AM SLAPS ninning water, summer shelters 'O Woods, month of July. Call I BMved backward. ’ oET5 AvOAV vlUH 901 Main street as ai essential Heavy service stripe tickings. James VI of Scotland was lam­ " —Teh, tchT Ypu are nor- ill Acs' and brooder stoves. This farm Ben.son's. 713 Main street. "Home 3535. Is being sold with entire equip­ industry in this ofen. It is eesen- pooned in the Mother Goose rhyme, I than I imagined—" Capable ment ready to go. Price 812,000. tial to both of us that you fill an of Good Bedding." WANTED— 5-6 ROOM house on “Simple Simon,” because he levied Frederic could retreat no far- r Down Payment $4,000. essential position here. or before* April 1st. for perma­ high taxes. Ither, His back now was almost nent resident. References furnish­ I against the wall. He tried to For Matrons ed. Call 2-1280. latralghten up, ’’Why did you come IM M ^ IA T E Dors—B irds— P ets 41 I here tonight?” | Stenograplier ALLEN WANTED—4 OR 5 ROOMS by ” —I came, Frederic—” I 4 COLLIE PUPPIES, 7 weeks old, family of 3, by April 1st. Tele­ ACTION perfectly rrtarked. See Zimmer­ REAL ESTATE "You ahouldn’t. You had no phone 8885. right. George, why did he come ?” Big star of the "Wash Tubbs ” Y'i'orlvrr. REALTY CO. man. 22 Birch street. Phone 6287. I IF YOU’RE PLANNING Must Be Aoeurate, Rapid WANTED TO BUY — Single. "Not to quarrel. Frederic. Please comic strip is this square-shoot­ All I.lne* nf Insurance, WANTED— 4-5-6 ROOMS, on or 2-Family H«u*e* - Large and TO BUY—SELI^BUILD before April 1st. References fur­ I believe me—” Jozef Elsner'z eyei ing two-flated captain in the Air For Interview Including Life Live Stock— Vehicles Small Farm* — in Manchemter. I were watering. He removed his Forces. Easy’s smiling at the OR INVEST nished, permanent residence. Tel. Bolton, Vernon *nd So. Wlnd- U-- Mortgages Arranged 8290. I apactacles. ’’And if it wasn’t return of his old pal Wash In a FOR SALE—5 GAITED small rid­ •or. AP transaction* (CASH) nacessary—’’ He brusquely rubbed new- story, featuring Wash, hi# Write P. O. Box I2.'> 983 MAIN' STREET I 3»4 1, When planning yonr new ing horse, two saddles and hay, Whnt tev* yooT UnP, Writ* •* 1 the teara away. wife, his trouble-making twins TELEPHONE 5108 reasonable. Martin J. Riester, home with Jarvi* yon get the Or Phone Manchester 2-0030 Houses for Sale 72 Phone — Mnnchrater 4842 ot Frederic looked helplessly at and his cranky father-in-law, J. ‘SincT snuar is so hard lo pel I’ve been liidinp llir cookies^ benefit of hi* year* of experi­ Hillsdale Road, Wapping. Tele­ 2-1107 (Any TImel. I George. P. McKee so there’s never a dull phone 3708. bill he lias taughl S|x>t to point them oulT ence ae a builder of fine home*. FOR SALE—OFF EAST t ENTER George said, with mock poUte- moment. BY LESLIE TURNED Plan*. *|>ec>tlcatlon* and alte* Stop! street, 7 room single, steam heat, HOWARD R. HASTINGS IlMta: "If It ia so Important to WASH TUBBS nnw avaiinhie for yniir ap­ iMonslaur Eisner, there I* no rea- . ------TIii*m.V fACKEP SeBflNITY OPTHE HOMElVA«C TRIP gJRSt^ proval. (live UR a call and let’s Poultry and Supplies 43 oil burner, 2 car garage, pre-war Ural B*taU nnd Insuranee BY FONTAINE FOXj Ison to avoid a talk gt any time— TOONERVILLE FOLKS 8EAPY. WASH? ITS MY TURN TO W I’M GLAD ITS VOOK ^ FIGURE PARTS PROM THg CURB get together. built Call Arthur A. Knofla, 5440, 101 Pbrip* Bond. Onr Ur«««i Rd. TuaN AGAIN, J .F .- PLACE TOUR ORDER now for 8938— 875 Main street lor any place.” ’Then to Jozef Ela- eviSS* p«ve Twe sHARt-nc-ntoe eujB l o o k o u t a tm c k e E y o M . CAR’S TH* ONLY REAL^RARE Miller’* Baby Chick*. Supply Iner: “The guests are waiting, Mon- ONB 81 THE G RO O M .HR.McKfll T H E L i t t l e S c o r p i o n s C u u b IHOUSTRIiS S. Looking for a good home limited to our own flock. Over Isiaut-, so if yop will allow me.” She ,THAT*W«SUyB5>0*A, y o t m t u m that will be Bviillahle Immedi­ BUYS! progressive breeding program I turned aharply to Frederic. ’There TO SW ATH * HIT HIM! ately ? give* our chick* many Inherited Easter Bonnet! ■ have beea uprising, in Poland, NOR’n i END— qualitlea that will produce far I Frederic." She paused. Wc have choice single homes above average' result*. Our stock ■4. 5 and 6 rooms—various lo­ WANTED 6-Room Single, Owner ’’Uprisings?” Frederic mutter- is healthy, uniform in color, with cations. leaving town. - led. He .was looking at Geroge. ” 1 PRICE 94.400. good body and egg ale# and Is lam sorry tq hear it.” noted, for high production. Have “— You think he la heartless. S. Are you Interested Ill GAS STATION FOR Reds, New Hampshire* and selling your present home? S.ALE on a busy thor- Creases hatching weekly. Kindly We have customers who will Female Help onghfare. telephone *v*ning* (Manchester 8626) for details. Fred Miller, pay up to $10,000 for a good \ BEAl”nFl'L 7-ROpM home, Let UK make you an Coventry Poultry Farm, Oovaa- FOR s k e i n WINDING — CONE WINDING SINGLE HOUSE — Jn*t offer. off Porter Street. Hot try. AND WOOL SPINNING DEPARTMENT water heat, oil burner, v a 4. Looking For An Invevt- J fireplace. BeauGfnI shrob- Articles for Sate 4S metit Thul 1 Bring* a Good Re­ bery. Never on the mar­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPL®. turn On Your Money? Apply ket before. Owner leaving OUT ODR WAT BT J. R. WILLIAMS state. For full particu­ FOR SALE—PRE-WAR Whlti»*y We have fiats and duplexes V4UEN I W AG ^ e O V , 9 JR! IF V4e 'R E (5 0 tNG TO DISCUS* lar* and term* see wicker csrrl*g*. Tel. 2-0817. , BLAM.' BLAMi.' WHATS WRONG OH.SOME PEOPLE' that will do just timL WITH TODAY? LOVE THAT O L D TRIBE HAD AM OLt> SCENE.RV, OL AF, H A'VE'VOO ALDON SPINNING MILLS BOY, THEM WASTH* , THCXJGHT OF A BUSINESS 0 ( FOR SALE—8 MM. Movie earners, DAYS OF r o m a n c e RIDING TViRU ADVENTURE COZ. MEDICiMG MMd IMHO t r a d e w h e n Talcottville, Conn. tsble model rsdlo, motor bicycle. a n d TH' b o u n d l e s s rrs PAR ENOUGH UGED A FALSE FACE 1 © WCXIB. JONES ‘ ADVENTTURE" BACK IN HISTORY JARVIS Inquire 14 Munro street. RIDIN’ OVER TH’. s k i e s k n o c k in g scAtuE m tfin eviL CAREER IS ENDED ? -• * — BOUNDLESS PLAINS, DOWN ENEMY TH«kT THERE'S HOW ABOlST A professional All hiring done in accordance with ITHACA 18 OAOE doubi* bsrrel PLANES, ORf>4 NO DANGER 6 PlRl'TS“-*'VOO REMIND REALTY k n o c k in ’ o v e r M* HlM,Tv4iGGfc-H- LINE, eOCH A© REALTY CO. Area Stabilization Plan. shot gun with 2 boxes of shells. b u f f a l o e s a n * TH6 GROUND T O THEIR S6-S8 Oak Street X MEAN THE MAS*< POSING FOti TA 4112 or 7278 Weekday* Tel. 8254 Also H. R. sportowsn* target *slDIAN S-' tCMOCKING OUT HIDES.' ENEMY TANKS? U E P U T O N f ’ "TCTTEM PO LE . and Stmdaya. revolver, with holster And 280 SCULPTORS ^ BalM W im Jarvis For Seenrityt round*. Call 8427. By Ban Burnetb /i. 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In white or rose-pink or another A treasure trove for crochetera. / siM desired, and the Pattern equally flattering color for those knitter* and borne necdlecraft ex­ Number to Sue Burnett The Bfan- perts and amateuta—=the wrtntcr ■ / gala occasions when you go out to chester Evening Herald. 1150 dine and have fun! issue of the Anne Cabot Album! gdasl Cat** M*«a a month pops exmtains lovely dally deslgne, gift 3^ 15 60^ A YEAR. YoUR Sixth avenue. New York 19, N. T To obtain complete crocheting , Amerlcen eald if* “ ideas, presents for babies, troe- Go ver n m en t pem an pe a i3% t a x on a l l c l u b crw*«a*»is> Ready now— the Spring Issue of Instructions for the "D ate” Bon­ ISMIlsa cMliaBs cleer i ^ l e *fto 8-S net (Pattern No. 5769) send 15 scau lingerie, corde bags,- h-itrl Ifiasl air attack in Nortbern Italy. THEDtSTANT HCtaO Fashion, .lust ?.1 cent*. A com- dccoiatlng designs; Price | I War aaoney belpa hold off the P U E S . 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