4 B A T U S D A T , J A N U A R T 28,1944 >^AGE rWBLV* Manchester Evening Herald War Bonds Will H elp to Back the WACSf Waves and Spars F- Pfc. Clifford A. Bombard, aon I of Mr. and Mra. Clifford A. Bom Is Decorated Chili to Burn EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8iI5 About Town bard, Sr.. o< M Henry atraet, la | Heard A long Main Street ______a ____ TWENTY-FIVE GAMES FOR $1.00 Average Daily Circulation The Weather aUUoned at the U. 8. Naval 8U- Its Mortgage For the Month of December, 1845 Foreosat ot U. S. Weatber Bureau Vrt. Anna Aiical of i8 Kwall tlon, Jacksonville, Florida. And on Some oi Hanche$ter*$ Side StreeUj Too straet was agroaably Increaeing elowUneas, aot eo Thuraday avenln* lo gat a long Mlsa Peggy Torrance of Rose 8,504 cold tonight; Tuesday partly mary Place and Mies Adele M. It may 1 e a good Idea for par-fment told him In regard to the British American Or- cloudy to cloudy, not much cdiange dtatanca call from bar aon, Bruno, man with' the cane only confirmed Mlkolonls of 11% Ford street are enU to, tell their offspring where Member of tlie Audit In temperature. •t a Navy b M to Chlca^. ^uno jSanization to Celebrate enroUed at Pennsylvania State his earlier suspicions for he ate pureso o f CIrenlatlona k BOW a flaatoaa, flrat elaaa and they live and also their name. AERO BINGO and paid for a hearty meal. College for speclallaed training In The Event. ' ------AT ------Manchester— A City of Village Charm ■Maattr opent aeronautical engineering, on the Yesterday afternoon a child, It is to be hoped that this per koopltal wltb tonaUlUa. He la be- completion of which they wlU re less than four years of age was son no longer will be .able to im for a noticed by Officer Heffron wander - With appropriate ceremonies the fpg aant to a Florida baae turn to the Hamilton Standard pose upon the’ kindness of the (Ulasslfled Advertising on Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1944 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Mra. British American Club will burn apadal e l^ t waeka course. Propellers Division of the United ing along, Main street. The child town’s clergy as, we understand, The Army & Navy Club VO L. L X III„ NO. 102 Rusaall, the mortgage on its property and AUeiai has another aon, Aircraft Corporation, East Hart- was stopped and asked her name. he has in ..the past^^even to the loeatad to Bngland,______She could not give It nor tell extent of living for an entire club house on Maple street this No gasoline? Can’t use your car? fc ^ . where she lived. The officer took week upon the largess of one of evening following a banquet at Then why not walk? It’s not too far« The Mad Hatters Club, a. newly her to the police station. The only them. 6:30. Members are asked to re Quadruple Submarine Launching Sets Record marrlsid thing She knew was that she lived port early inasmuch as there is And you will And our Bingo’s fun Free Enlargement organised club of young 'on "a street with one light out.” ------quite a program for the evening. With many prizes to be won. to Baltic women will meet Tuesday eve- Gateway Allies Push Forward It was early in the morning ’ - •' Georgel She was kept at the police sta- Ilie British American Club, un with Every E«dl of nim A t % f , Work tlon while an effort was made to and most of the stores selling der shrewd management and finan (20) $5.00 GAM ES (3 ) $10.00 GAM ES candy along Main street were not Dgeeloped and Printed. "P W C .Hii'h. fnr the Red Cross. The check the police record showing a cial investments, has acquired val (1 ) .$20.00 G AM E . (1 ) 350.00 G AM E S . meettog was iJ ; id ^ the home street with one light out. There yet opened for business when a uable property Which is, now free local man came into a restaurant for Reds; and clear of all encumbrances. Nearer ELITE STUDIO I!/ Mra Ravmond Reid of 203 was no such rect of Mrs. y Lieutenant ter a call came to the police sta which sometimes has a supply of The mortgage will be burned this street. In 2 Italian Areas; Main ------, , , ^ tion reporting a child missing. It box candy. He had Ju.st come evening. Osano will cater for the Lenore P. Obremskl of the from work and was seeking the occasion. “W aves” was a guest. She has came from Mt. Nebo avenue, a dis A t iu f mM/ wOOFRAM tance o f one mile from where the sweets for a fellow employe who Advance Difficult be«i with that branch of the serv (HIIOWB As qaeen Alice) child w.^s found. The mother call was on the sick list as he in ice since October of 1942. Lieut Herbert Weber SPIRITUAL MEDIUM ed in for the child later. tended to pay a visit to the latter as a delegate for the shopworkers ScToath Daughter of a Seventh Son Richlird David Flsvell, acamanl A eommunlcatlon from Major British Russians at Approaches | J ) l ^ g S e e S Nazis Admit Drives prior to getting his rest. Being Bom W ltb a VeU. second class has completed his Edwsrd .T. Murphy, well known Oeneral William F. Kepner. com told that the restaurant’s supply Readtags Dally, toctadlng Sunday, basic training station at Sampan, druggist, on a trip to Virginia re manding general of the Eighth WASTE PAPER Of Kingisepp; Ger S A M. te a P. M. Or By Appolnt- N. Y., and has been granted a fur-| cently came up with a neat one had all been sold he asked where A A F Fighter Station in England, Ahierican m b L In the Service of the Peo mans Assert Soviets British and Americans lough. He Is the son of Mr. l that he observed while In the he could get some at that time of states that Second Lieutenant ‘Jap Plot* ple for IS years. Mrs. Howard C. Flavell of South, After, 8 meeting, held In the day. Herbert Weber, aon of Mrs. Her Launch Big Scale At Put Redoubled Fury Ids Church Street, Hartford, Coon. One of the patrona, who was a Club Hartford Road. afternoon. Mr. Murphy decided to man Prless, of 299 East Middle Bombers Smash Phone d-2034 go for a stroll. Walking down a side friend o f his, volunteered the In Turnpike, has been awarded an tack in Dneiper Bend^ Still Alive Into Attacks from formation that at that ho\ir he COLLECTION street he noticed a crowd going In Oak Leaf Qluater, in addition to Heavy Battles Fought. Beachhead Arc Below to a church. As he drew near he- knew of only two placea In the the Air Medal previously awarded — BINGO — saw a algn on the door. "Chicken vicinity that would be open that to him for "meritorious service In Committee Pledges Re- At Berlin Again Rome and Main Trans;- might have some of the desired MONDAY, JANUARY 31 EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER S Supper Tonight. Come In for a aerial flight, in the completion of Will Be Omitted Moscow, Jan. 81.— (/P)— W ing and a Prayer.” confections. 20 operational sorties over enemy Russian troops, pushing rap netced Vigilance to Italy Line at Cassino; . ROAST BEEF AU JUS a He hied himself to the nearest occupied continental Europe.” one and managed, apparently by Lieutenant Weber trained at IN THE SOUTHWEST SECTION idly west from Leningrad to Fight ‘Cunning and Third Terrific Blow in Germans Report. Great ^ NATIVE BROILERS Local garage men are sore. They the use o f his friend’s name, to Camden, S. C., Blytheyille, Ark., This Week! day along the, shores of the Federal Vote are one o f the hardest hit of the Trickery* oh Enemy. Four Nights; American Violence in Attacks. TENDER STEAKS obtain the box sought Selma, Ala., where he received his All streets west of Main street from the Center South Gulf of Finland, Reached the small business firms. While most Later In the day the friend was wings, and Weatover Field,, Mass. of their time was to sell cars, approaches of Kingisepp, Ik. Fliers Attack Bruns OYSTERS AND CLAMS ON THE HALF SHELL In the same establiahmenf and He left for England last falL Will Be and South of Center and West Center streets. Washington, Jan. 81.—(ff)—De Plan Threat Allied Headquarters, Al OYSILKS jA ^ a n d d a n c e TO N IG H T! prior to 1941, they now arc oc gateway to the Baltic. Gert. A world’s record was claimed in the launching o f four submarines at the Portsmouth, N. H., N avy was greeted by the proprietor with claring "the Japanese plot' wick and Hannover. giers; Jan. 31.— (JP)— British; cupied making out countless forms Leonid A. Govorov’s Army Yard when the four aubmerslbles hit the water In one day. Shown here are three of the four (left the remark: A son,' John Vincent, was born Continued against the United States “ Is still to right) USS. Ronquil, sponsored by Mrs. O. M. Elder, wife of the aide to the commandant of the and American forces threw for some agency In Washington. "I appreciate your interest In passed Veimam, 17 miles For Whites One owner made the following re at the Hartford Hospital yester being carried on” In this country, Portsmouth Navy Yard; USS. Redfish, sponsored by Miss Ruth Adair Roper, daughter of a Navy cap London, Jan. 31.— (JP)— themselves forward with re-, Reymander'd Restaurant my business, but please don’t send day to Dr. and Mra. Jolfli V. Ore February 5th from the border of Estonia on the tain, and the USS. Razorback, sponsored by Mrs. H. F. D. Davis, wife of the Portsmouth Navy Yard man mark: “Some day I am going to me any more candy customers Advertise in The Herald-^Il Pay* the Dies committee pledged Itself Hundreds of big R. A. F. doubled fury today from ' find out who the bird is that made gon of 1193 Main street. railway from Leningrad to Reval ager. The fourth sub, the USS. Scabbardflsh, hit the water In another section of the yard. (A P Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer early In the morning.” bombers smashed at Berlin up theae confounded forms. When (Tallinn). The junction la east of today to renew vigilance against Wlrephoto.) Mississippi Senator De both the beachhead arc be-; 35-87 Oak Street Telephone 3922 Klnglaepp, Which controls entry I do If am going to Washington the "cunning and trickery" It said again last night with a holo low Rome and their main ’ Nature can generally be depend- | Into Eatortls through a atrip of characterized the actions of our caust of fire and explosives clares Boys from South and give him a piece o f my mind If ground . between the gulf and trans-Italy line at Cassino.'| I have any mind left after making ed upon to make up for her mia- enemy In the Pacific. in history’s greatest sustain takea. For Instance, while last Lake Chudov. ’ In a report to the House, the Fighting to Main While Allied headquarlers £ out these.” Pitiless Peace announced new gains in both > fall the wells were nearly dry and ] Klalntain Preaaure committee created to Investigate Navy Reports Sinking ed aerial offensive, which left tain White Supremacy. the lawns were seared and brown Troop# of Gen. Marklan Popov’s un-American activities said "the the Nazi capital and three areas, the German high com- i mand’s communique, as heard; Walking around town wa heard for lack o f rain, every storm this I Manchester Has Several Housing Developments All second pre-Baltic front malntoln- Axis invasion o f the United other great industrial cities the complaint of the grocer, ea- winter haa brought rain. The only ] ed pressure from Novosokolnlkl, States” began 10 years ago. with Plan for Japs Washingtdb, Jan. 31^>F)— Sen here, admitted that powerful tank ’ pecially the amaller ones, about aflame and heaped with rubble. and infantry forces bad launched. snow we have had so far waa the approaching within less than' 60 the Japanese Fifth Column being Of 14 Japanese Ships It was the third terrific blow in ator EMtIand (D., Miss.) said to counting up the ration points. He, milea of Latvia along the Moacow- an offensive in a northerly and': light fall at Thankagivlng time. “considerably more Intricate and four nights upon Berlin, and Mos day the administration's absentee too, hma a legitimate kick, or at Within a Very Reasonable Driving Distance of One Rlga railroad. This force encoun northeasterly direction from the Contraatlng this winter with laat, Involved than that of any of the Now Hardened quito bombers darted in after the leaat he feela that way about it. tered alternate blizzards and ballot plan for the armed services strategic wedge just below Rome, 3 while we have had conaiderable other Axis countries.” heavy bombers to add to the FRADIN’S His beef follows; “ I used to be able thaws which male the advance waa a threat to "white supremacy and that battles on the main front cold weather, traveling conditions I _ Tighter Immigration Urged A ll Go Down A fter I J^p { { e m m e n t spreading ruin. INCORPORATED to read the Sunday paper# at one have been easy on the highway de Another...W e Suggest That You See the Others difficult. ( ^ T ig h te r Immigration rules were Some Ranking Authori in the south," and told the Senate had attained great violence. time. Now I spend all day Sunday partment, and instead of shoveling (The German communique aaid recommended aa a precaution Attacks by Far-Rang- * ” ^ Ominous Silence Over Germany Attacking Main Defenaes V e. that "the boys from the south are counting, aortlng and proving that snow the men have been clearing | the Ruasiana had launched a big against future subversive move ties Advocating Pro ing Submarines; Two Cut to Pieces An ominous silence fell over llhe fighting to maintain white au- The communique said the Allies ^ I'h a v e enough points on hand to the gutters and manholes. acale attack In the Dnieper bend ments which the committee said whole of Germany in the wake of premacy." were attacking the main German balance up for the amount o f gro December 13 brought the flrat and THEN See southwest
PAGE mA f W T i r.o 1 gflu mvrnrrnm nriKALD, MANCIIF.STER, CONN;, MONDAY, JANTJARt S^, 1344 MAMCHESTER EVENING HEKALU, AlANCHEblbK, LUAiS., .UUAUAl, JAAUAKl ai, l'J44 r A o ik iv v u «■ • '\- atlon of prisoners still in Japanese air aqtivlty over the bridgehead hands is np bad it could hardly be Expect S5,000 .and ohly 900 sorties wei-e flown, Lieut; Keisli worse and might evaritunlly be im New Guesses but medium bombers put in at Donohue Sells iond Sales $542,000 proved by the force of outraged tacks on road junctions south of public opinion. 111 Polio Drive Rome,, and light bombers attacked His Business Even the ruthless leaders now In On Red Stamp shipping off tHh Yugoslav coast. control of the Japanese govern Even though fighting desperate Here at End of ment may be swayed by this opin ly on both land fronts and in the ______- _____ ■■< ¥ ____ 1 a1?I______Loral >Flycr IMifising i o ^ some experts feel, if they be- On Yugoslavia Couiniittee to Wind Up air. the Germans apparently were New England Hotel to day evening they will agafn call, li^i^ that by better treatment they preparing for eveptiial withdrawal Long Way Yet to Go, Over China Is Alive, Loone EikIh Before from Rome. Italians who fled from Be Taken Over by Two at the same hour .-rnd pickup the may prevent the imposition of (Continued from I’age One) m U a r e n , pledge cards which may be sealed His Parents Hear. harsher peace terms than those End of Week. the capital said the major German New Owners. Say Those in Charge, In the envelope. Each student will already planned by the Allies. disavowed by the Yugoslav parti forces had left after sowing great carry an extra supply of pledge But any peace short of uncon san leader, Maishal Jo.sip Bros numbers of explosives and mines, As House to House Tonight will mark the end, offi Francia Donohue, who haa con cards at all times. First -Lieut. Fred C. Keish. son ditional surrender. American lead Tito), who is now bearing the leaving only demolition troops to iw iffo i Drive Is Prepared. Wants to Sell E Bonds of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Keish, of ers fear, will leave Nippon in posi brunt of the lighting against the cially of the Infantile Paralyala act them off. ducted the N ew England Hotel in The committee behind the drive 40 Clinton street, reported by the tion to rearm and strike again. Germans in his homeland and who drive in Manchester. Chairman Engineers Span F'lmids Bolton for the past 10 years, sold ^ a /lrj6a d CO. War Department on January 20 On the other hand unconditional has repeatedly accused the forces 'The American tank and infantry Mancheater haa reached $542,- stated that they sought’ to sell E Jack Sanson said-today that ha the business Saturday to Sebaa- Bonds. The quota for this series as mi.ssing in action, ia safe. surrender raises serious questions of Peter's war minister. Gen. flanking movement around Caaaino 000 tn the Fourth War Bond cam* is $611,000 and by far the largest This is the word that came to as to the terms to be imposed for Draja Mihailovic, of aiding the would commence the task of col w’aa made possible by American tine Alouiae of Hartford and B ar palgn, according to figurea re- ever assigned to the town. Several his parents in a cable from the long-range control of the enemy, Nazis. lecting the boxes from the schools engineers who spanned German- tholomew Tambo'mini of Manches loaaed at noon today by Chairman cities throughout Connecticut young officer yesterday. ■'■dficiala with whom the question The Sunday Observer’s article and business places and hoped that made floods in the Rapido river ter, who are to take over tomor the total would reach the $5,000 bottom with a log bridge and cor Harold Alvord of the Manchester reached their quota only when the Since receiving the word that he has been discussed start with the coincided with a Moscow Broad row. They have only purchased the house to house canvass started was^ missing his mother has never cast saying that Yugoslav volun mark. All of the returns have lio t duroy road built under enemy Trust Company. There la, how- fact that any nation's ixllltary business and have taken a five- and Mr. Alvord hopes that this given up hope that he would be strength is governed entirely by teer units at a mass meeting in been gathered in aa yet. shellfire. year lease from Feb. 1. ever, a tong road to travel before will produce the same resultlk in found alive and each day has its real or potential industrial re Russia had pledged themselves to Since the start of the annual In 48 hours of flaming battle, ANNUAL TO THE PEOPLE OF the quota of $1,441,000 la reached. Manchester. written a letter to him ju.st as she sources. * ‘take an active part in the sacred drive here for the Infantile Paraly- the Americans cracked forward Mr. TambominI formerly owned The Jap atrocity atoiiea stimula had done since he entered the .Should Take Every- Precaution battle against the enemy’ 'and had ais fund and for the benefit of the ramparts of the Gustav line, cap a tavern in the Montgomery W ard ted buying over the week-end and service in 1942, feeling sure that Prior to the present war. they sent greetings to Tito. state and national foundation turing two hills, a amall moun b.uilding, later opening the Park the window at the bank haa been Business Is Sold he would ge,t the letters. .say, the United States in effect Hard Fighting Report Manchester increased its amount tain village, an Italian graveyard Tavern in the Johnson block and crowded since the story broke. It was with much relief to his armed Japan by contributing Tito's communique broadcast by each year 1943 was the banner which the enemy had converted waa the firat to open the grill at With two weeks yet to go before parents yesterday that the cable heavily to the development of its the Free Yugoslav radio today year with a trifle over $3600. into a strong point, and more than the Center now known as Walter’s the end of the drive, Mr. Alvord la Grill. He later sold this and pur In llie North Einl came. There were no other' de peacetime industries in order to said hard fighting waa going on Mr. Sanson said this mroning 100 prisoners.^ pinning a lot of nope on the efforts chased the Armory Tavern, which rails, but from other sources she open and expand new markets. in Montenegro and in the Croat that he contributed a lot of the A di.spatch'' from Associated of the house to house canvass learned that the bomber he was coastal area between Senja and success of the campaign thia year Press Coirrespondent Hal Boyle he Bold when he waa drafted for which will start Wednesday eve They feel that when this war ia the Army. He waa released from John Kacmaresyk. owner of the flying had gone down, but that over every precaution should be Vinodol. to a hard working committee and said that aa a result of this thrust ning. Students from the Manches .Albanian ’’mercenaries" have the Arm y because of his age. package store at 219 North Main those in It, had bailed out. taken by the Allies to prevent any to Arrigo Aimetti who loaned his th^ Germans fxce the chcice of a ter High school will, for the most joined the German forces in street, today sold his business to a He has been in China for a such development. truck, decked out with a wishing quick counter-attack or another part, take over this Important Montenegro, the bulletin said. Hartford man, who is U kin g over number of months and now that According to at least one line well in the bouse to house canvass. defensive withdrawal to the moun Local fighting waa reported con the business at once. Mr. Kac- he has completed' the required of thinking the Nipponese would The committee expects to pick tains behind the entrance to the Br^ucato Case Eager to Take Over marcayk ia the owner of the build number of missions over enemy tinuing in Bosnia. up the loose ends before the end Cassino corridor to Rome.'.’ M r. Alvord atated that the stu not be permitted to buy any more ing in which the store is located. territory his family expect he will of the week to wind up the affairs The American infantry. . em dents assigned to this task, the steel or other metals than neces For aeveral months Mr. Kac- ploying Ru.sal.nn tactic.s, moved Inquest Opens A lS we plunge into the third year of war, with W e realize this was not done without some incon- sophomore and freshmen classes, soon be. sent back to the states. sary to build light, consumer zoods of the campaign. A marezyk haa been operating his were eager to accept the responsi- industries. They would have ac forward on the heels of the tanks, MUty. TOey w ill'start at • o’clock store on a part time plan aa he cess to sea and air lines, since no About Town keeping within the treadmarks of (OonUnaed freoi Page Oae) grim determination and an earnest hope that it venience to our shippers and passengers. Trains sharp pnd call at every home In has also been working on a regu nation can be permanently isolat Allies Go Forward the vehicles to escape German lar ahift in one of the w ar plaiUa. their sector on Wednesday eve Pitiless Peace ed from the rest of the world, but anti-peraonnel mines. The mines been summoned for the inquest, The sale leaves only one place now were sometimes late ... but we are rather proud ning. A t this time they will leave the ships and the planes would be P\’t. Earl G. Ruddell of 6S Bran In Italian Areas; exploded harmlesaly under the which preceded a Superior court will be the last... let us take a quick look at 1943 at the North End atill being con an envelope which will contain at owned and probably operated by ford street has completed his- basic tanks with a noise that one aeasion on a plea by L aw ’s lawyer, ducted by Its origrlnal owner, tbe least two pledge cards. On Thurs Plan for Japs friendly nations'. training at Fort McClellan, Ala., doughboy said sounded like "a Alfred A. Td^ano, for the right to of our on-time performance record. Trains were others hitvlng been sold within the Admit Offensives . . . a year of intense activity all along our lines... Those and similar-conditions, un and is now enrolled at the Intel million fireerackers going off.” consult his client. past few months. der this plan, would be rigidly en ligence Specialists school for ad A dam thrown across the R a Temporarily passing Law, Cor occasionally crowded .. .‘ but we never knew of Now Hardened forced until the Japanese people ditional training. (Continued from Page One) pido late laat week by the Ger rigan called Mrs. Law, wife of the a year thrft offered a severe test to every man and Tbe flatlonal Park system of the mans spread the stream over an accused, into hia office to get tha' United States—Including recrea had passed so completely under 'The Junior Luther League of Cistema. 26 miles southwest of American supply road on the east inquest moving. tional areas, monuments and cem (Oontlnnod from Page One) control of non-milttarist influences woman on our railroad ... a year that found our an instance where w e were unable to take a pas and had so far broken away from Emanuel Lutheran church will the Eternal (Jity, and the British ern bank and turned the bottom Deputy Sheriff Abraham Wood U N IN 6 eteries as well as parks— now land into a quagmire. American ruff said he had aei ved siibpoenss century of aggression and to pun have a valentine party tomorrow and Americans were methodically totals 21,613,543 acres. the past that they could be trust ish war crlminaia such as_ those ed to a."-mme a responsible and evening at 7:30 at the church. blasting them out of haystacks, engineers solved the problem with on Coroner Corrigan, State's At* railroad an indispensable part of wartime America. senger to his or her desired destination. military officials responsible for peaceful place in the world once silos, farm buildings and villages a tree-trunk highway built in Her tome.v Abraham S. Ullman, High Sheriff J. EMward Slavin and ( MUSCLES the atrocities inflicted on American more. The Manchester Professional hastily converted into camouflag culean day and night labor. priaonera in the Philippines. Women’s Club will meet tomor ed piliboxVa and forts. Pin Down Onn Poaittons Chief of Police Henry P. Clark, M a n n ’a Rad Croa Plaatar AMt a ORCE tt n lim Once across, the tanka tore ordering them to appear before The magnitude of our operations during this war In addition there ia a belief in row evening at 8 o'clock In the Reports Strong Offensive 365 days and nights of thundering freight trains Wipa nUave baekaebaa and (A ^ r l i n broadcast today said through barbed wire and pinned Judge Patrick B. O’Sullivan in a N aval circlea that the United Sitecinl Commission Center church, at which time Rev. down deeply-entrenched enemy apecial session of Superior court •Char BMveular aehaa and States should have control of the S. J. Szczepkowski, pastor of the a strong British-Anierican offen year is reflected in our financial statement, which MP To Probe Atrocities St. John’s Polish National church, sive bad been started from the gun positions while the Infantry this afternoon to show cause why • • • fast passenger trains . . . long troop trains . . . paina. for thcae raaaona- Bonin islands or islands in that Canberra, Australia. Jan 31. ii
\ ■ • t MANtrtESTER EVENING HERALI?, MANCHESTER, LU.NN.. AIUNUAY, JANL’AKY 31, l'J44 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MUNCHES l EK. UuNN., MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1LM4 iC S E P O U R T Urg^ Getting Rationing Data Blaze Rfizes B o i l o i i Winds Prevent Next Feature at the State ibor Stand Furnished By Mrs. Clyde Mamhall Ready to Pay OFFICE OF PRICE Milford Inn Phone 4062 Mock Air Raid Big Question administrahon k><'^ Regfonal;.Department of The -pupils of the Bolton Cenr Final Attempt Cancelled High Time for Many to Information Fire Almost Completely |Orguiiz^ Groups Be* ter school have decided to sell Start Saving Money 55 I'remont Street, Boston, 8, DestPoys Seven Gables '.A >/''s * stkring Selves; Sur* soda at the Stephen Foster Min As Velocity of 4 8 Miles MassachuscAta strel they are presenting on Wed For Income Tax. Early Sunday. prising Results Loom. nesday evening at the Community Hourly Reached. Hall. The pupils have further de Meats, Fats, Etc. cided that the proceeds of the Hartford, Jan. 31— (/f) —The Bv James Marlow and George Book Three brown stamps Milford,' Jan. 31 — (45 — Flr» Washington, Jan. ’>31.—(/P)—Or Zielke sale of soda will be-given to Bol third and final attempt of the Civ and W valid through Feb. 26. early Sunday morning almost ganised labor pioses one of the ton’s March of Dimes. Robert Washington, Jan. 31—W*)—For Processed Foods completely destroyed the Sever il Air Patrol to stage a mock air Book Four green stamps G, H Mggeat question marks in this Gowdy is chairman of the soda great many workers, it's high Gables inn, a night club on the V \ committee and will have assist raid on Connecticut was cancelled and J good through Feb. 20; K. : 3rear’s political campaign. ’ 'time to start saving pioney for in ants. by State War Administrator Har L and M valid Feb. 1 through Boston Post road here, severa' With the CIO Political Action come tax payments coming due in March 20. Maurice Sllversteln will act fia old F. Woodcock at 1:40 yesterday March—payments which may be a hours after it had closed for busi committee in the vanguard, miem- interlocutor and end men will be afternoon when high winds which Sugar ness Saturday night. bers of labor unions from Oregon lot bigger than they realize. Darid Toomey. Robert MurdocK, had been sweeping the state reach This is true particularly of per Book Four Stamp 30 good for Damages were estimated bj I . to Florida are bestirring them Richard Smith and Courtney ed a velocity of 48 miles an hour. Mrs. Jean Casillo Padden, owner selves in a “turn out the vote” sons who weren't required to make five pounds through March 31; Tucker. All members of the Cen Planned incidents on the ground a declaration of estimated tax Book Four Stamp 40 valid Feb. 1 at $60,000. drive that may produce some sur ter school will take part in the were carried out on the adminis Discovered by Motorist prising results. (and pay up) last Septembeh or for five pounds for home-canning, minstrel. trator’s orders. good through Feb. 28, 1945. The first was discovered by i Oolng Out After Scalps December. Admission to the minstrel will The first call for mobilization HIzeahle .Amount to be Due Shoes passing motorist at 4 a. m. H< was sent through at 2 p. m. This The CIO. committee, reputedly be by the purchase of fifty cents In general, a sizable amount will Book One Stamp 18 and Book notified the watchman who awokt well heeled financially, is going or more in war stamps. An au was followed by the blucviignai at Anne Baxter and Farley Granger in a scene from "The North Mrs. Pappen and her mother, whe Star,” with Dana Andrews^ Walter Huston, Walter Brennan and Ann be duo March 15 from any Individ Three "Airplane” stamp 1 good out openly after the scalps of thorized agent will also be pres 2:20 and the red at 2:35. The emer ual who didn't pay on such a dec occupied an apartment in th< gency period ended at 2:45 and Harding playing at the State Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat Indeflnitelgr. . congressmen and senators who ent to sell bonds.- laration—if: Gasoline sprawling structure. voted for the Smith-Connally an- PledgM Condiig In the state went back to normalcy urday. ^ 1. The worken earned enough to , Three companies'of Milford lire- Mrs. Daniel Halloran who is In at 3 o'clock when the all-clear was In northeast and southeast, 8-A it*** « .tl-strlke law and tor other labor become an Income tax payer for coupons good for three gallons ihen responded to the qlarm. Al •■togulatory measures. charge of the house-to-house can sounded. the first time in 1943. Or— though some parts of the building vass for the Fourth . War Uian Streets Completely Cleared through Feb. 8. remain standing, firemen said the Its activities already have come 2. Earned substantially more in Fuel Oil : vnder fire from Representative drive reports that several cab' Woodcock said that during the Allied Food Try to Adjust spacious ballroom and kitcher 1943 than in 1942. Period Two coupons valid Smith (D., Va.), .who demanded vassers in the various sections of red period of 10 minutes the This is because the withholding were completely destroyed and al and got the promise of a 4nBtlce the town have turned in their re streets were completely cleared of through Feb. 7 in all areas ex other parts of the building wen from wages and salaries during cept the south. .tkpartment investigation into ports and the result is most pleas pedestrians and vehicles. Hopes Top Tax Disputes the first half of 1943 was for the damaged. « ^ r v.v SnJth’s charge that the commit ing. While the final figures are Twenty-six flights, each of 10 victory tax only, and didn’t cover Patrolmen Ernest Kelly and tee was violating provisions of not. yet available It is certain now miles, had been scheduled for the any of the regular income tax. Board Is located in the Lincoln Robert Fixon of the Milford pollcf the Smith-Connally act against that Bolton will exceed its quota bombardment. Wing Commander Axis Foes (^nferces Work to Set For those with Increased Income •chool opposite the post office. Of department stated the cause ol j union participation in political of S3.000. Bonds may be purchased Thomas Lockhard of the C. A. P. in 1943 over 1942, the payments fice hours ere ss follows: Monday, tht fire was undetermined. The> campaigns, liic Dies Committee in Bolton on the evenings of Feb, declared. g tle Dilfcrences on they made last March and June, 10 a m. to 4:30 p. ro.; I'uesday. 2 said that Charles McCarthy, a These, he said, were to have t ' on Un-American Affairs also 2 and Feb. 12. Not Likely to Be Pleii' based on 1942 Income, wouldn't p. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Wednesday, 2 waiter who closed the building at projected an investigation of the hlarch of Dimes Grows ''attacked” munitions plants. The New Revenue Measure. make up for that half year or 1943 p. m. to 6:15 p. m.; rhursdey, 10 2 a. m., told them of trouble Sat The Bolton March of Dimes New. Londoyi Submarine base, a m. to 5:16 p. m.; Friday. 10 urday night with an oil burner. ^CIO group. ^ docks along the water front, rail-, tiful for Either regular tax. While 2,600 New York CIO took another step forward over Washington. Jan. 31—dP)—In a “ rnforgiven’ Ta.\ to Pay m. to 5:15 p. 'm.; Saturday 10 the week-end. Previously acknowl road and industrial centers and During 1 9441 Also, everyone who owed an in members recently endorsed a other Important areas. Residential Side let's-facc-it mood. Senate and a m. to 12:30 p m. —The tele fourth term for President Roose edged was the sum of 835.50; ad House conferees on the 82,315,- come tax of more than 850 for phone number Is 2—0494. ditional contributions have been areas would not have been "bomb Nazi Position Worst. both 1942 and 1943 will have some Break With Axis " , f. velt, a country-wide survey by ed” he said. 800,000 new tax bill attempted to the Associated Press indicated received as follows: Mrs. E. Selma "unforgiven” tax to pay. * Incidents According to Schedule adjust remaining differences today that organized labor is even more Haley. 81; Buddy Timbrell, 50 Administrator Woodcock de Washington, Jan. 31—(/P)—This Persons who started working in Called Popular cents; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. in time to put a long string of 1943 may get the biggest Jolt, Three From State interested in local Issues in many clared that incidents by Icoal com year la not likely to be a plentiful localities. Griswold, 81; Mr. and Mrs. James munities throughout the state as wartime purchase taxes in effect For instance, a single person In Florida, for InsUnce, the Fletcher, 25 cents; Miss Mabel food year for either side in the on March 1. who earned $25 a week through- Killed in Action Miami. Fla., Jan. 31—(45— and Mrs. Minnie Howard, 25 cents; substitutes for the "bombing” had Adrian C. Elscobar rested in Miami lions, swollen in membership by been executed according to sched war, says Agriculture Secretary The excise tax increases, which 1943 and didn't owe a tax for 1942 lipyard and other defense work- Peggy Munro, 60 cents; Jackie Wickard, but the United Nations account for more than 81.000.000,- will have to pay up to 873.75 on today before presenting bis cre ule. Washington, Jan. 31.— (45 dentials as Argentina’s new am are organized to fight a pro- Mtinro. 60 cents; Mr. and Mrs. A Chief Air Raid Warden Charles probably will make out better 000 of the anticipated new reve March 15—almost three weeks' _jd constitutional amendment Casein, 81; Mr. and Mrs. Adolph A. Welch said the drill went off'as than the Axis countries, particu nue, become effective in general pay; That’s over and above all the Twenty-two New Englanders are bassador at Washington, where he outlaw the closed shop in that Broil, 81; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph planned. larly Germany. on the first day of the first month amounts taken out of pay for included In today’s War depart will fly tomorrow. ste. Broil, 81. This brings the toUl to Commander Lockhart said that In an annual report, he present which begins more than 10 days taxes during 1943. , ment list of 449 United States sol. "Ask me any questions,” he told The campaign for the amend- date to 832.50. while the plan to ' "attack” the ed this picture for 1944; after enactment of the tax bill. And a single person who earned diers killed in action in the Asiatic, newspaper men upon his arrival Wa The coin boxes will be collect state had been abandoned for the Great Britain—In a position to Unless unforeseen delays occuh, $40 a week all through 1948 and Central Pacific, Eurpoean, Medi- last night, and then through an f Blent, which would preserve ed on Wednesday and the (Irive llabor's right to organize and bar- present, it was possible a mock support its present standards; this means that beginning March who didn’t owe a tax for 1942 will terramean. Middle Eastern, Pacific interpreter declared that Argen iln collecUvely but would prO- will be kept open to Include the bombing would be staged in con Russia—Millions facing "actual 1 the Federal tax on liquor will face a tax bill of up to 8140 on and Southwest Pacific areas. tina ia ready to take action proceeds of the soda sale to be Shlt the closed shop, is being led junction with a state-wide drill la- starvation"' with fbod for non- rise from $6 a gallon tb |9, furs, March 1.5—three and a half weeks' New. Englanders and next of should the Axis powers attempt I by Attorney General Tom Watson, held by the Center school at their tei^ in the year. combatants reduced to barest jewelry, cosmetics and luggage pay! Again, that's in addition to kin include from (Connecticut: reprisals as a result o ft h e break ■ S’" ' running for re-election. Watson Minstrel Rally. The quoU for the minimums; will be subject to a 20 per cent amounts taken out of pay 'during Mediterranean' area; in diplomatic relations. i l 'H t I P S town is 880. Your, contribution German-occupied Europe— Con levy, and charges at night clubs 1943. Dubina, Pvt Peter L.—Leon "No reprisals are expected, bul contends that many workers who and cabarets to a 30 per cent tax. Ibave been forced to join unions to will be welcome. Send U to Mrs, tinuing deterioration in food sup Will Still Owe Something Dubina, father, Brick Top Road, we will take all necessary meas I hold defense jobs favor it. Clyde Marshall, R.F.D. 2, Man-^ plies except for a slight improve Would Be Taxed Heavier Taxpayers who filed declara WllUmantlc. ures to protect ourselves, and to Chester, Conn. Ellington tions of estimated tax last Sept Goaceatrate on Registration ment in Greece; Telephone and telegraph ser Simonelli, Pfc. Hugh A.—Mrs. assure the security of the Ameri Albert Sebert of Coventry is Mrs. G. F. Berr Japan—In a “favorable food vice, admissions to movies and ember or December had to get up- Mary J. Simonelli, mother, 9 Allen can hemisphere,” he added. In California the AFL and CIO chairman for Tolland County this 493-3, Rockville situation” because of the terri other places of amusement, club to-date on their 1943 liability, but street. Mystic. "The (liplomatlc break with the {are concentrating on registration yeas and has Just announced that tory it dominates; dues, wines, oecrs and other arti rhost of them, too, will still owe Yeske, Pfc. Frederick J.—Mrs. Axis was popular in my country. [o f the qijttmated 500,000 workers Lewis W. Phelps of Andover will It is gratifying to know, in tak China—"Hunger and famine in cles and services also would be something in March—half the un Madeline Yeake, mother, 39 Bridge The people Mcked the action of ^wbo have been drawn into the serve as treasurer for this drive maiiy parts x>f China” due to war taxed heavier. cancelled portion of one year's tax ■traat, ColUnaviUa. the governmont.” ■tate by war industries and on for 1944. ing stock of the War Loan Drive disruptions and the Japanese re Those sections of the bill al (Congress canceled 76 per cent or getting them to the polls. What Service Men’s Notes in Ellington that the t?mpo of quisitioning of food; ready have been agreed upon, at least 850 or either the 1942 or affect t ^ additional vote will Donald Tedford. A. 8., of the purchases has been stepped up Close to Maximum Yields along with increased postal rates, 1943 tax, whichever was lower). have in a pivotal presidential state Merchant Mniines, spent the In addition, these taxpayers (in 87,000 over comparable days in the United States—The level of higher corporate excess profits la anybody's guess. week-end at his home ' on West total production which can be ex the declaration brackets) will Third War Drive, although the rates expected to yield 8502,700,- The Pacific northwest has had street. Don has qualified for the pected, with normal yields, will be 000, and changes in the^ individual have to file 1944 declarations—and the same kind of influx of labor engine course at Sheepshead Bay following report does not cover all Ibw May Mwayi Sofftr from close to the maximum under war Income tax law estimated to add start paying on them—probably Into war industries, but in some and is now taking the course. He districts. It lists purchases as time conditions* and with only 8664,900,000. “ In April. This responsibility was -nUier states, such as New Mexico, reports it is most interesting given by solicitors the first period minor changes developing for the Chief matters still in dispute are delayed because Congress still situation la reversed. The New work. of drive ending January 27 as re remainder of the war period. two proposed amendments to the hasn't passed the new tax bill. CONSTIPATION Mexico vote is expected to be very A new address for Corp. How ported to the Chairman, Mrs. E. Wickarc; said that "in areas war contracts renegotiation law. I . / light, ainqe many a t its citizens ard C. Chase, Co. D, 2nd Bat. 20th Foster Hyde: Cogswell District, now accessible to the United Na One involves definition of the axe in the armed forces and others Marines Division. S.M.F., c-o Esther Luginbuhl, 8506.25, Cogs term subcontractor, the other the U N L ia s- \ : tions, except for Russia, the total Ton eoneet tSnlty-Uring ksbtts—nnlsas have gone farther west to the war Fleet Poet Office, Ban Francisco, well chool, 8187.50, Frog Hall Dis food production and transporta right of a contractor to a court Planned Programs plants. llrer bUa flows every day Into your Intes Calif. T he address was received in trict, Mrs. Harold J. Patric, tion facilities seem adequate to review of a renegotiation he con tines to help guard sgalnst eonstipstton. Texas, ordinarily considered an a letter to his parents, the first in 8693.75, center District, Miss Hat meet the present consumption siders unfair. ‘StiU Far Short’ Bo use eommon esnse I Drink more water, ] *^morganlsed” state, is witnessing several weeks. | \ tie Berr, 8431.25, Miss Adeline needs. Leaders among the conferees / ees mote fruit and vegeteMee. In the meen- a union drive to register workers Bolton Briefs Loethscher, 893.75, Mrs. Donald seemeii confident of settling both time to Insure oentie yet thorowsA bowel 'and to get them to pay their poll The Jolly Club meets this eve Prase, 8543.75, Mrs. John Lanz, matters .today. Then the bill goes Chicago, Jan. 31—(45—With* the moTcmenta— take Dr. Edwards* Olive T sb - * tax. ning at the home of Mrs. Mary 81.556.25, Mrs. Lavitt, 8«50. Win first to roe House, and back to the shadow of 6 to 8 million peace leU —tbstr ingredients are praised by some 0 0 0 of the hijmest medical authorities. In MarylEUid, labor is fighting, a Dunlop o f Bouth Road. dermere, Mrs. Earl McLean, More Atiiminum Senate, for adoption of the con time unemployed looming large in NO FEF Jaw which requires a voter to its vision, the American Society o f ' OUve Tablets, being purely jMpetsble, MINTALLV DULL East Central Pomona Orange 82.268.75, Sadds Mill, Jacquelln ferees’ recommendations. are t p o n d t r f u l not only to pep up Uver bile state his intention of becoming a meets this evening at 7:30 at the McKnight, 895S.25, Sand Hill, Mrs. Planning Officials , reported the flow but also aid In elimination. Ifo grip NtADACNI Production Cut nation today was "still far short” citizen of the state at least a year Community Hall, Bolton CeiRer. Karkevtch, 856.25, Crystal Lake, ing or weakening eSeeta. Test toniyat to U M IT BTOMACH before the election, a provision Mrs. Carl Berman 8600, Mountain of planned programs for post-war feel ‘tip-top’ tomorrow. Inexpensive. AU the unions say will disqualify street, Emma Bats, 856.25. Long Washington, Jan. 31.—UP)—Alu Local Soldiers development. drugeterea IPoUow label dlreeUona many war workers. Demand Italian view soliciting reported by Mrs minum emerged today as a poten In a statement, the society esti Colorado furnishes another Dorothy Murphy, 8400, Orchard tial all-purpiose metal as the War Are in Hospital mated an annual national income slant on the puzzle. Some war Production Board closed down of 8160,000,000,000 would be nec whole legs to take you to your job . . . and two strong street, a a ite Glradlnl, 8310.75, No. essary In the post-war years to Hitler and Hirohilo havan'l quHirot . . . not by a lont production has been curtailed in King Abdicate 5 District, Marjorie Cordtsen, three more production lines, all at Second Lieut. Arthur J. Watson iMep employment at 57,000,000. arms swinging-at your sides! that state, notably the ellmlna- 81,575. Postmaster EMward Char Massena, N. Y. Satisfactory war shot. WhjJ^ould they? » ition of one eight hop'r shift of 46 Pearl street, and Corporal This, the society pointed out, corn- ter sold 85,793.75 worth of Bonds production has been reached and . i-daily at the Ilehver ordnance London, Jan. 31— — A con much aluminum may be put back William E. Powers of 208 Charter area to a national income of 888,* Are you sure srou’re investing all you can In Bonds^ ference of lUllan poliUcal parties, at the post office. A total of 149 00,000,000 in 1929; and 842,000,- They know that a few battles lost... a hhlf dozen lant. The politicians are wonder- on the civilian market to bat for Oak street, are patients at Eina^ M Sig what will be the political re meeting in Bart, Italy, was re E. Bondr were sold and 2 G bonds. land General Hoapital, Atlantic 000,000 in 1933. retreats . . . don’t mean defeat! They have more Chances are you’re malting more money today than The Connecticut Light and Power steel and other metals. SPECIAL FAMILY no action of workers who have been ported today to have adopted a The closures bring the total to City. The inatltutlon ia in one of "Private enterprise is expected you ever did._What’s more, goods are scarcer, harder laid off and who may have to resolution demanding the abdica Company through an arrangement the resort's biggest and moat mod to play an Important role in keep conceded this war than wo conceded it jftcr Pearl with the National and State Head 15 and mean a 14 per cent de travel some distance to find other tion of King. Vittorio Emanuele crease in aluminum production ern beach-front hotala Its pro ing tha national Income at a high GROUP HOSPITAL PLAN ':o buy. - Jobs. and the formation of a new Ital quarters has credited glllngton gram ia designed to restore fight level through expanded produc Harbor or Bataan or Correipdor! with 81,000 making a grapd total but a surplus still remains. In ad And in the highly Industrial ian government. dition, a contract with the Ship- ing men to physical and mental tion,’’ the 'ociety said. "But with . Sfiparatfi Contracts for Each Individual of 817.306.96. all Justifiable optimism for quick That’s why tWa is no time for ua to ait back anc: So, sH dewn'new and (Igura H out. Check the things T tf New England and Middle Atlantic ~~A broadcast by the United Na shaw plant of the Aluminum com health before returning to active ^ P a y s Up To 86 Days for ^ T o n Select the Hospital County Chairman Arthur. Sea' conversion of Industry, at least states, workers, who are unionised tions radio at Algiers said that pany of Canada, under which more duty or civilian life. Lieutenant ^ E a e h DlimbUlty * You Desire take it easy. Just because we seem to be winning, i* nc you and your fanuly must have. Necessities! Sub the conference, which concluded bert of Coventry has appointed Watson was wounded in action in temporary unemployment of sert- to a marked degree in these areas, than half a billion pounds is be ^ N o Medical Exomlnatton ^ D iseases PemilUlr to Women are actively seeking to make their yesterday, had passed a resolution Louis N. Phelps of Andover as the South ~Paclfic lest July and oua proportlone appears inevitable reason for you to say; “ The war’s nearly over—and tract that sum from your earnings . . . and you’ll find ing contributed annually, has un- ^R eqnlrad ” Covered ^ influence felt in the campaigns saying in part: County Troasurer of the National rejoined hla old outfit ainca which during the period between full Ql mld-1945 to run. production for war and full pro ^ E ffe ctiv e Anywhere In U. 8,, anyway, I caui't 'afford to buy an extra War _BVhal To Do About It 'ord day’e hammering at Kwaja- Air Raid Test lasted about SO'minutes and the for the next Uilrfl - Manchester Iclfl, Maloelap, W otje and Rni Hitler Returns Veterans Here the spring had been , B ig Demand JResident Here Marine^iglit Early Birds all clear came through at 3:67. . Like the previous nCws of the Local Youngsters Must Pay utolla. *' By Judge Shea ready. " ® ^Evening Herald Japanese execution o f our Tokyo The enemy forcea presumably . To Old Theme But No Planes Grace before tbe were huddling in underground To Giv^ Blood led by Father T lii^ F FUSUtHED BT THE filers, the disclosure of Japan’s For W ar Goods Kills Himself Here on Feb. 4|| Hold Session Briggs Eiiteri ■UU.D PRINTINO CO., IN a For Primrose Path Stroll pill-boxes and bomb oheltcrg simi (Oonttnaed f»»«n Fogs One) Die* Sees led the prayert St tM ’ I I BIi m U atroolouB treatment ot the prison lar to those the Marines found on L ochI Jurist PrincipaL speal^ing proSrmm. , ltanoh*lt«r. Conn. Tarawa after tha Nov. 30 Invaaion plan Under Way to Get High Winds Kept the v h o m X bV b b o u b o n ers ot Bataan has had the result a development in the case o f a • Innocent Plea The dinner waa oerve*! Kiwanifi Club Heark De« How four young Hollister scbooldgry from their canvassing, dined Hrtiry H. Rimfinll in Fit of the Gilbert ialanda 500 mllea to Expect to Organize Local Couple Alteml the ‘Jap Plot’ Speaker at Banquet of Oonoral ■an af*!' of booating war bond salea. That Bolahevlet victory.” - Fliers Grounded; Ail B on ioB Ootobor 1, t i l t boya found admirable intentions ateak. From ateak, it was an the south. Them Together on is,- unfortunately, the only good tailfi of Profliiclion Or DeHpomlencyTakefl Meeting of Pioneers of Knights of Columbus. . 11.. *v,. ••■y transition to-a movie, But A ir Mtrengtb Immoblllaed Veterans League at| Speaking wltnln 24 hours after Went Well Here. (tlaalbmiad ft«oa Paga Om ) . pubUahoA Bvory Evoalnc Eseopt momentarily aurrendering to the 11,„ ha should be aomething more than Ihroughs in some sectors below sell at once called for help and a ley, officer in charge o f the Spring- had not touched upon military tive of Mr. CUrka’a efforU, and that the town had planned 26 in ssld, was that of securing ade has been within gun range o f the ataitls the- country, the first dual the Blood Donor Service is coop of "Peace Now," an organization liams, who snloothly handled the. The Doctors’ Rooa Impaaaloned erlea to ruin Japan the middle Dnieper river in the call waa sent for Burke’s ambu- field, Maes., Marine Corps Recruit events. _ cidents in addition to the one# MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP quate facilities to handle a pro Islands. A ll foreign ships have flight of note In the nation. erating with him to moke Veter- which he eaid advocates a nego United Statea gold stocks de introduction of the epeakcra aa Ukraine. The broadcast nfentioned Federal Vote lance. but the man was dead when ing Station. "Instead he tWiched upon those tiated peace; the CIO Political which the planes were going to CIRCUDATXONS. and eongresaional j|>ropoaaIa that gram greater than any nation had been barred alnce '38. > From teat pilot to the invention ana’ Day a big day. The mobile cllnad about $700,000,000 in 1943, toastmaster. In the course o f his At the Hospital "heavy defensive struggles’’ in It arrived. Rockville Psrenta Here things which he considered the de Action committee, and practices drop. High wind! kept every plane Tha Barald Prlatlnpl Company, we send our fleet at once to blow ever before attempted. The cruisers and battleships and* A delegation of parents of Ma- I of the flret free-type parachute cisive questlona of the war,” unit wifi be here between 11:15 going mainly to Letln-American remarks "uring the evening Toast Wed., Feb. 2 A t TP. areas northwest of Kirovograd, Police Are fiummnned brought Army recognition for this of the Civil Servlea commission m grounded. . , master Williams alluded to the Ine., aaaumaa no Snanelal raaponaU The second bottleneck waa that Plan Threat deatroyera which presumably made rinee from Rockville la expected to Schroeder said. "In theao serious a. m. and 8:45 p. m. on Feb. 18, The alert came through about countries with favorable balencae blUty for typographical arrora ap- Tokyo off the map. southwest of Cherkasy and east The police were notified and investigating tha loyalty of appli vartouB future activities a t the of materiala to be used In .manu- up the U. 8. eurfece unite must attend oa well os dads and moth- pioneer flyer. times the Germane ere aeeklng and all veterane wishing to sign 1:59 and was followed shortly a f of trade with this country. taring In advartlaamanta In Tha Let such orators who want to and southeast of Belaya Tserkov. Officer William Scully waa detailed Four years ago a company was canta for Federal Jobs. aaohaatar Bvanlng Harald. factur. This problem, he said, was in the police cruiser to investigate come within range of shore-baaed ere from Hebron, ' (folumbio, An for a deeper sense of events.” up for contrlbutione of blood may C ruin Japan remember that their solved through cooperation among The Nazis claimed strong So F o r W hites big guns—and thrilling atoriee of formed here and named the Pio viet forces had been encircled in and he in turn called Dr. D. C. 'Y. dover, South Windsor and Bolton. neer Parachute Company;- with Monday, January 31 part of ruining Japan is right un ail producers In Industry. Moore, local medical examiner. long-range artUlery duel# between Manchester has a total 'of 106 ! Shortage of Manpower the area south of Pogrebische in ship and shore doubtless will fol Henry Mallory of Cheney Broth der their noses. Let congressmen the southwestern Ukraine. The (Oonttnned from Page One) The doctor g iv e permission for the boya In Marine Corps service, a 1 er#, president and Floyd Smith, The third bottleneck which had removal of the body to the John B. low the lifting o f radio silence. large number of whom have taken Hitler’s L u t Hope who want to level Tokyo remem to be solved before American in Russians said Saturday that they 'Tribute To Air Force ■ V ico praaident and general mana had given ground to German elate and local authority to Fed Burke undertaking home at ^ Eaat part in much of the South Pacific ger. Mr. Smith eurrounded him- ber that their role in the leveling dustry could perform its ’’miracle’’ TTiat American warships could counter-attacks east of Vinnitsa, eral dominion, alt doubt of hie Center atreet. action, including the heavy fight Kvary one of Hltlar'a argument! was. he said, that of manpower. In move closely to enemy coaita eelf with eevarol oasoclatee who of Tokyo is on their desks. Let basic attltpde ia removed. by this Surviving Mr. Russell are hie 00 ing on Tarawa. had oerved with him in the oarly hrasterday— axcapt one— baa al* the solutiqn of this problem, Con in the same general territory. was a tribute to the Seventh Army / all who want vengeance show that speech.’’ wife. Mrs. Martha E. Ruaaell, of Members of the State staff' of monufoctura of the present type necticut was found to be an out A ir Force— whose planea have Iraady baan aaswered. Kvan that The Iowa Legislature, he said, Mancheater.'.a son, Herbert E. Rus the M(7L will attend with (Tom- parachute, the model of oil para desire In action aa well as In standing state, he said, pirtocipally pounded tha Marshalls for 10 argumant not yat eomplately Uneasiness Created is in session at the present time sell, now In. California, and two oil. mander Miller and tha F ife and ehutea now In use In the world. words. J because of ita natural d iv ^ lflc a weeks— and to carrier planes who and "will, I believe, adequately tors, Mrs. Emma Russell o f Bos Drum Corps of the Caldwell Colt essRii ad baa Ma ablution, if tba tion of industry' andaiiu skills.nniii*. \ In Swedish Navy dumped their huge bomb loads on To be spaclflc, let those who and properly meet the absentee ton and Mrs. Florence Uunderwood Robinson Post, VTW, of Hartford Utritad N ation! wlM only apply At the presentit tlm ejie.aald jth e Japoneae olrfleldi. want higher profits, higher wages, Stockholm, Jan. 31.— —The voting problem.” of Hingham, Maaa. win play. tbamselves to it with conaclen* labor situation Is still ^ t y in Russian advance toward Estonia MoJ. Gen. WlIUs H. Hale, com Russian Drive (Since the letter was written, He was a member o f the Ma- Richard Veen of 82 Washington Tlie best of bedding helps biijj^er prlcea from this war recon central Connectlcutlcut, , where____ vital____ created uneaaineaa today in Swe sonie order, hia home lodge being mander of the Seventh A. A. F., tioiia .good w ill and oouragaoua Iowa’s Laglalatura has adopted atreet la tha local chairman of the sider their ambitiona. Let those bail-bearing plants, w ii^ a product dish Naval circles, which specu in Dallas, ’Texas. ' reported recently that several of rranknasa. special soldier voting legislation organisation plana for the Man Food Threat that goes into every conceivable lated that powerful Russian fleet The funeral will be held at the the olrflelda had been left qnly 20 who think this can be a soft war and adjourned.) chester chapter of ths Marine Tba Oarman paopla can judge Instrument of war, are atlll fight units might soon break into the John B. Burke Funeral home, 87 to 60 per cent affective. Since then, aak themselvab how soft they ing to get the mer they need. Corps Lsogus. Baltics and threaten Sweden's Start Baca on Oontrovorsy East Center etreet, at aUme to bo doily A*. A. F. raids have poimded (t ) Page Om ) $ m tbamaalvaa how well Hitler want It to be now. Let there be The speaker admitted that If build healthy youngsters traffic with Finland and Ger The Senate and House atorted later decided. / the airdromes—followed by the JBs Bolvad thalr ‘inner aoclal prob- there had been a national service no doubt about the right of the many. a race today to dispoaa of the terrific two-day carrier bombard flax and tobacco. Poaturoge areas act at the beginning of America’s 4 jams" and brought them “social soldtera who are going to level Since 1943, the Ruaaian Baltic ment. have been reorganized with a view war production effort, the func votea-for-eervicemen eontroversy peaba.” Ib a y eaa Judge how well fleet haa been bottled up In the to ecaiaervlng tronoportatlon of Upkyo to participate In tha proc- tioning of the W PB would prob once and for all. Bnlwetok, reported bit only once Your Federal Gulf of Finland and restricted to Navy Reports 14 Itveoteck fodder, and the dairy In he haa aUminatad alaas dltunlty eaaaa and privUagas of tha democ ably have been much easier and The Senate met on hour earlier before. Is only 875 miles from limited operatlona from Ita base than usual and optimiata ■old a Kwajolein; and all other atolls hit duotry haa been revamped to pro Garmany. They can Judge him more successful. But, he added, we Income Tax duea more cheese in a month then Pick of the babies who racy for which they ara fighting. at KronsUdt. With the occupation Anal roll call might be reached Jap Ships Sunk In both heavy carrier ral^ were You can well afford theaa acoraa bacauaa they ara are now doing well without such K used to turn out in a year. t Let those who would be tough an act. of Eatonla, the Germans threw an late'today, but Tueoday or Wed In the heart o f the Marahalla— amsalvaa, under him, divided in- extensive minefield and submarine Ne. S3 PenalUea Systom Established with the Japa begin by' being War Not Over Yet nesday seemed more probable. (ConUnuod F ro n Fogo Oao) within easy atrlkiim distance of * laconw From Aaaoltics Supervision of the agricultural Jto two elaaaaa, tha alavea and tha Looking to the future, Mr. booms acroaa the narrow neck of The House Was left at the post one another if the Japanese could know best! tough with their own part in the the gulf from BaltUch port (Bal, Annuities have bscomS a popu- ; setup hoe been eorried out under fNaal BMgtar clique. Bates stressed the fact that because of other business and only have put planes into the klr, Isr form of investment in recent j the aye o t German speclallsta and war elfort. L«t’a buy bonds, and tlik i) to Finland. 548 — and probably 717 — planea to g ive them the prompt, adequate production is In couldn’t etort debato until tomor Submorlnb Baas Frebobl* years and, beesuoa of the nature diatrlet adminiatratora. A system <* ‘ They ean v im Judge for tbam- give blood, and speed production A Swedish Naval officer, E. during January, their bloekaat j itself a factor whi ;h will shorten row—but the contoat was warming With 36 ysors to prepare, the of annuity Inoomt, opselal treat- ) ot penolUea h H been aatabllahed Oeberg, writing in tha Stockholm month of aortal warfare. •salvaa tha adaquaoy ot tba mili and let’s atop bickering and grab the war. “The war Is not over by up in the eloakrooma between Japoneae are presumed to have ment is rMuired in tha prepare- ; In on effoot to aqueeia the utmost Tldningen, said the smashing Rus Allied loeaea for this eamo pe Watkins Carriages a r y power ha boaata ot hatdng bing on the home front. I f thara’a any meana," he said, "and 1044 la "etates rightert" and Federal bal riod were 97—an Allied advantage concentrated both offanoivo and tion of a Federal Ineome tax re- ] nut ^ ovary Pollah farm. Rewards sian advance opened the possibil best at these low going to demand sacrifices from lot advocates. ’ITie House bll), of about etx to one. defensive serial strength in the turn. alao ore offered for good produc iraatad. They eaa Judge It by any one thing ws can do to apaed ity of an early Russian occupa us alL’’ already pasacd by the Senate, aim- By far the greateet damage to various Marshall atollo, which There are aaverol forma of on- ^ tion In the form of permits to buy buOatlaa from tha Ruaaiaa frtm t tha and o f tha Japa, If thera’a any tion of Baltlsch port from which at Cleamneo Priest Edson Bailey fumiahed today’s ply would tell the states to ar Japan’s .sorely . wounded air abound in fair to good lagoons and nuitles, but tha most oommon ore i textlleo, dioea, household goods the Soviets could command great They oetild. aa be waa apaaklng. one thing wa can d o ^ let tham attendance prise, which was won range their own absentee voting. strength woe accomplished at Ra- harbors. They probably A m had a annuity contracts looued by Insur ■ml tobacco otherwise unobtain- Judge It hrora tha Mund o f thou- know our vangaanca is certain. It by Stuart Waaley. Herbert Mc areas of the Baltic. Praaident Roosevelt called H a baul, the onca-formldabla New submarine base in tha Islands, ance companies. An endowment < •bto by tha peasant Kinney, the fifth member of the Insurance policy may be payable ■Hm affaetlvantsa o f this prea aanda o f tena o f AlUad bomba fall is to pull ouraalvaa together on Oould Endsuiger Troffle ’’fraud" lost weak. Britain sea base which rapidly Is from which undsrasos croft opsrat- Notice the babiee wfi® "ate hi tta kacw" ttowH 1$ club to enter the armed forces, Amendmenta Litter Path becoming a Junkyard o f wrecked sd In ths Solomona 15 to 15 months to tha beneficiary In monthly er ; aura is seen in reports that four Watkina Carriogset And no wender.' Hieee e w ing hi ttaalr mldat They could, tba home front and make It plain, was presented with a token of the The RuaslAn fleet and A ir Force operating from Eatonla could iso The Senate met at 11 a. m. to aircraft aa well aa ships. Here the Bgo and sxtended elaswhera In the annual eums for a period atipu- ; times as much meat and three lia g ei are up to the minute in ■navtiieaa . . . boHi fo r that mattar, Judge It from hta that victory la our only Interest, club’s esteem, and made suitable open the second week’s debate enemy lost 335 planea for certain South Pacific their menace to Isted in the policy, frequently for Umoa os many potatoes were ahip- reply. late Finland and Germany from to atend the gaUf! own admlaaioa that victory la no our only motive. on a revived Federal war ballot and probably 111 others, against American warahipa and communi tbe life of the beneficiary; or a ped to Germany in 1942 os in 1941. President Everett Keith urged traffic with the eastern Baltic bill which would send uniform our loss of 68. cations person may purchase, for k flat The needa o f the Polish popula longer certain. Kiwanians to invest in W ar Bonds. natlona and make traffic between Right now when Februnry OlaanuMe f r ieen m to ballot blanks for president, vice • Fifth and Thirteenth Arm y A ir > Earlier yesterday Admiral Nim- sum, an annuity policy from an tion have been largely ignored in Tha outside world knows the In the Third War Loan, members Finland and Sweden difficult. effect. Mom and Dad can save mmoldeaiabte. IM J » president and members o f Con Force and Navy fliers netted this itz said in a preu release that insurance company which provides order to ship the maximum to February Saner Than His Lobbyists of the club and the businesses they The Dagensnyheter naval cor model for $14,9$. $26.50 fo r $14.98| $$5.M fa r tU B B answer to these argumenta, too. gress to men and women in uni record bag which surpassed by Seventh A. A. F. and Naval planea him with a monthly or annual in Germany or to the eastern front represented purcha^d $110,000 in respondent predicted the Russians, come for life. In such annuity con ImportoM# Increased with a wide color aelectlon In this group. |4SJB receives them with the know! N ot all American farmers are. form all over the world. A host 218 planes the December total. bombed Wotje, Kwajalcin, Jaluit bonds. Thomas Bentley was nam with new bases, could break off tracts, a portion of the payments , With the losj of production for models $87.83. of amendments littered its path January KiUlqg Increoaed and Maloelap anew on Friday J adge that the man uttering them bound blindly to the berserk grab ed tihairman o f a committee to trade between Sweden and Ger received represents IntereiK on the ‘ m erly obtained from Russian to final passage—some of them The January killing waa in night, before the carriers began la doomed, and that hia creeds programs of the professional farm spark the Kiwania effort In the many. Swedish iron ore is one aum or sums paid for the policy or areas now reoccupled by the Red Save on Outfits present Fourth War Loan Drive. Of the main raw materials of the compromise attempts to soften creased by at least 30, and more their fierce attack Saturday. win go down with him. It knoani bloc. There are, of course, indi likely 62, Japanese planes in a contract, and a portion repreoenta Army, tho Importance of Poland German arsenal. Oeberg named the opposition of those who con a gradual return o f the principal aa a German pantry naturally has Comiilete outfits include both bn.\ spring It haa muatered the military vidual farmers who know that tend the Federal plan usurps the double sweep of the'Rabaul area the following shipa oa comprising Friday morning and evening in Japs Claim Powerful to the annuitant. increaaed. Simultaneously, how- «nd mattress. strength to do thia. inflatkm will ruin the farmer as the Russian Baltic fleet; the 33,- right of the states to handle their Only that, portion of the pay ever, the drain on Germany’s man Gateway* to Baltic own elections. which 30 out of 70 Nipponese in Units Intercepted Regular $79.00 outfits including Nationally But the Allied world la not .yet well aa every one else, and who 000-ton battleship October Revolu terceptors were shot down for cer ments which represents interest power due to military demands New York, Jan. 31— The Tokyo on the cost of the policy or eon- haa resulted in a shortage of qual- advertised grades by Simmons, Burton-Dixie, WATKINS tion; the 8,000-ton cruisers Kirov Support from soma southern aura that H really poaaeases the know that Inflation wouldn't be tain, IZ more probably, and more § r o t m i r $*..i a i « ^ Nearer for Reds; and Maxim Gorky; the 3,000-ton Democrats heightened admlnistra^ than 20 parked aircraft were radio asserted today that "Japa tract ia taxable income, and for Ified oasiatanta for supervision Serta and Stearns k Fo»ter; 16 in this group; any better ' merely because it nese Arm y and N avy units have answer to what was Hitler’s main destroyers Leningrad and Minsk; tion hopes for an early vote in the borhbed and strafed and liatsd as purposes of uniformity the law and efiforaement of the program choice ...... $59.75 argument yesterday—an old, per- might happen to be the farmers ten other destroyers of 1,700 tons Senate. It was southerners, joined probables. intercepted powerful enemy units provides that this portion shall be of agricultural exploitation. At Advance Difficult which have, been attacking the who started it. Sometimes we sus each; numerous torpedo boats and by Republicans, who defeated the Our losses were only five fight considered .u 3 per cent of the cost the same time the urgent demand Just 5 outfits which were regularly $59.50. anwiai, but 8tUl ever-freshening Marshall group since the morning some submarines. original war ballot bill last month ers and one Mitchell medium until there has been excluded from for more weapons, coinciding with argument. If there wan any ele- pect that, all the high powered of Jan. 30 amd fierce fighting ta These include Simmons White Haven and (Continued from Page One) I'rgea More Deatroyera and sent the states rights measure bomber, and two of our pilots were g-oas Income an amount equal to the aerial destruction of many fac lobbies at Washington aside, the no\lr going on.” Serta’s sensational new Palconia. BMnt of his old-time gleeful cheer Oeberg urged a strengthening to the House. rescued by search planes. the principal aum paid for the pol tories in Gentian”, ia making it The broadcast, an Engliah lan In Hitler’s speech yesterday, It majority of AmeriOair farmers ara said. The Russians repulsed 26 of the Swedish destroyer force and The House takes up that bill to icy. Thereafter, the entire amount impoaaible to m ’ iply adequate | Choice ...... $47.50 \ This assault againat Rabaul was guage tranamiaaion beamed to counter-attacks of forces up to morrow under a ruling excluding the 26th during January and the of the snnuitw la taxable incoma. farming machinery. waa present when he got down to thus aenslble in their views. What asserted that in 1942 Russian sub- North America, waa recorded by regimental strength before taking a Federal war ballot proposal seventh in a row. In Just the one Annuity Income, accordingly, These present (llfflculties, how the business o f warning Britain becomes farm bloc policy at marinea attacked Swedish mer the U. S. Foreign Broadcast Intel Novoaokolniki and their advance from the floor, but Representative week, 149 enemy planea were de must be reported In the Federal ever; art! o ily a foretaste of the chant shipa In Swedish waters. He ligence service: and the United States against So Washington la, perhaps, leaa grass continued to the west and north Worley (D„ Tex.), author of a stroyed for certain in the stepped- income tax return, whether the food ctt- ' 'e'he which will face | warned that the Russians might Tokyo’s reference to "Japanese roots policy than It la policy by west. Federal boHbt plan almost Identi up campaign to eliminate that annuity is a gitj; received from Gcrmar.;/'. '.• r retreating Arnilea viet Russia. I f there has been even occupy the Aaland islands In Army amd Navy units” suggested Save on Mattresses The Leningrad forces approach cal to the pending Senate bill, waa New Britain base as an impedi some one else, or received as the are com .c ! 1 to evacuate the Po- anything which could make him which tba farm bloC’a paid lobby- the southern part of tha Gulf of tbe poastbility tfiat Amerioam circulating a patiUon to break the ment to Allied drivef into Japan’s proceeds, to a beneficiary, o f a life lish pan’uy sio carefully developed lata perpetuate thalr own impor ed Klngisepp from the, northeast Bothnia between Finland. isnd landing forces ma'y have gone happy o f late, It has been the rule and force a vote on his meas inner defense perimeter. insurance policy laaued to an and organized in the last four! Four only regular $39.50 Cotton Felt Youngster’s bedding has important functions to perform. Doctore along the coast as well as from Sweden. aohore on one or more o t the is domineering attitude of Soviet tance and their own aalariea. ure. Reports Naval Bombardment other. years of occupation. tresBcs by Simmons and Serta. the east along the railroad. A well-posted non-SwedLsh In lands or that surface warships know good firm bedding will help youngsters to grow straight and strong. Also in today’s communique If the annuity derives from a Rusaia on the Polish question, the Thera la some alight Indication South of Leningrad, the ad formant took tha view that en^ may have clashed. On the other Choice ...... $29.75 from Gen« Douglas MacArthur straight annuity contract, then Their bedding must insure them sound, restful sleep in order to rebuild the separate peace rumors In Pravda, of thla In the fact that the one vance extended 17 miles and 19 larged Russian fleet operations in Target o f Solons* hand, it may bave meant only that the cost to be shown would be the miles south of Gatchina (Rasnog- the Baltic necessarily would take were reports of Naval bombard* the sir arms of both services were Party Teudered Eleven $29.76 Mattresses by Stearns * energy they bum away during each strenuous day. You know only the the Russian rejection of Secre big farm organisation which ment of Japanese targets, on Bou amount of a single premium pqjd vardeisk). time. Until the mlnefleldt can Economy Drive in action. Foster,'and Serta, including Serta’s Palconia tary Hull’s offer at mediation, the hasn’t tailed along with the rest gainville Island in the Solomons for the policy. If the annuity Is re best can take the beating youn^stws will give their bedding! A third prong on the Leningrad be swept, the warship# would be Admiral Chester W. NimiU' Washington, Jan. 31—OP)—The and dive-bombing attacks on en ceived by the policyholder of an Soldiers-to-Be j mattresses. C hoice...... $19.95 significant rift which has. come of the hew farm bloc took a poll offensive had thrust forward 28 communique issued at Pearl Har in extrema hazard upon venturing Federal Communications commis emy poaltlona holding up the A l endowment insurance contraejt, Into United Nations dipldmqc^ .among Ita members the other day. miles from the railway city of out of the Gulf of Finland. sion found itself the target today bor Sunday night made no men payabld in installments to the pol Dne only full size Monarch Mattress, Was Lyuban. lied drive on Madang, New .Guinea. Right now you can well afford to give them the finest for prices are over the apparent Russian deter The organisation ia the National of the first congressional economy tion of landinga, but did aay that icyholder, then the coat is the aum A farewell party was given at] drive of 1944. Off the northwest tip of New surface, forces—presumably bat- 119 Spriice atreet last week for $19.75 *$13.95 mination -to play power TOlitlca of the premiums paid for the pol dramaticdUy reduced here at Watkin$ for February Clearance. Mattresses Farmers Union. Polling 12,000 of Ireland, a reconnaissance plane tleahipa, cruisers amd deatroyera— George RoWe and John Simmons, German Colonists Aroused over Commiaalon spotted a fair-sized enemy convoy icy. and box apringa in this sale are in discontinued tickings, or are dis(«)ntinued before accepting the theory^of col Ita member#, ii found a large ma C>)airman James L. F ly’a refusal had moved to within 10 to 20 miles In addition to the cost o f the who are to leave for )hc Anriy , and left two ahipa, one a destroy Feb. 5. George Johnson, Louis Cer- lective security, over our own ap jority approving the organisa Reported Fleeing O bituary to testify fully before a apecial er, burning. ' , of ths Stolls and firsd thousands policy, as stated above, there must models. All are offered subject to Prior Sale. Houea committee InvasUgaUng hit of rounds of shells. The -Nimitz vinl and Michael Genolfi were peasement of Hitler’a pal Franco. tion’s attitude on national jiffaira London, Jon. 31.T-(fl^—German The picture at the western end be considered the amount of the colonists were reporteid fleeing agency, a bi-partisan House group communique was issued long after annuity income received during speakera. A veal cutlet ^ d spa Save on Box Springs Here, in the diplomatic rift, is This attitude the president of the o f New Britain, invaded Deo. 18, ghetti dinner waa aerved. A t the from the Baltic states today as moved to chop FCC funds In the the time given by Tokyo for the the year. The portion of this an clarified with reports that the attack. 'The "morning of Jan. 30,” conclualon o f,th e party a collec Che only small hope Hitler has organization defines as follows: the Red Army, which yesterday Fnneralfi $8,300,000,000 Independent offices nuity income which is taxable, Nine regular $39.60 grade by Simmons and Japanese were pinned against the tion was taken up for the March | left— the hope that, beaten though swept up SO more towns and ham supply bill alateo for passage to Tokyo time, would be Jan. 29, namely, 3 per cent of the coat of "The Farmers Union la the only day. mountainous Interior by low-fly Pearl Harbor time, since the Mar- O’ Dimes and $5.62 was realized. New York (Red Cross). Just what you need lets between the Gulf of Finland , Fritz Frelheit ing attack planes and U. S. Ma the policy, is the amount to be en he la, he may yet salvage Ger national farm organisation which FCC funds for the fiscal year shalla lie west of the international A purse was given tc the two men.' to make your old mattress feel like hew and Lake Peipus, raced toward ' The funeral of Fritz Freheit rines moving in from Capb Glou tered in item 2 o f Short Form many by bla old favoritd process starting July 1 already have been date line. "Mike” Kelly waa the master of Ea«y Terms haa taken a determined stand Klngisepp, la.st rail station abort was held from the 'William P. cester. ' 1040A or Item 5 of long Form again. Choice ...... -$22.50 trimmed about 20 per cent by the Another Tokyo broadcast, ceremonies. of dividing bis enemies. So, yes against Inflation, in behalf of the of the Estonian frontier on the 'Qiiish funeral home Saturday af' Aerial Ptneer Assault 1040; the balance is non taxable temoon at 2 o’clock and from the House Appropriations committee, beamed to Italy, was recorded by terday, he bad fogic and reason in -general public and o f the war ef line to Narva. More than 40 tons of demolition and la to be applied against the Thirteen $29.76 Box Springs by Simmons, Pgy gg you enjoy Watkins Home Fur Ziort Lutheran- church at 2:30. but that failed to satisfy the ag U. S. government monitors at 6:30 coat of the policy. When the tax Serta, and including Stearns & Foster's Hotel going back to his old theme of the fort, as well as that of its own . Gen. Leonid A. Govorov's Len ency’s foes. bombs and 75,000 rounds of heavy- a. m. today. Rev. Paul Prokopy conducted the caliber ammunition were poured payer haa received nontaxable in nishings. Minimum initial paj-menf, “ Russian peril." He was merely ingrad Arm y Iiinfied to . within 7 ‘Theto is room for some more It said: Piildir Kerords Built. Choice ...... $17.50 members and farmera generally. services. Burial was in the family on the slowly retreating Japanese come in this manner equaling the 1-3 miles ofi Kln^sepp with the cutting," declared Representative “Strong enemy forces , at dawn aaay weekly installments; small carry- tilling a field the Allies them It has done so by seeking continu capture of the rail junction of pl'ot in the Ea.st cemetery. T h e Saturday in an aerial pincer as coat o f the policy, thereafter the bearers were, CHarence, LsTwrence Taber o f New York, ranking Re on Jan. 30 began an offensive whole' annuity income each year l^arrantee Deeds selves have already plowed.' ance o f the subsidy and support Veimarn, only 17 miles from the sault. - « i I ksg charge. and Allen Freheit and Fred Day, publican on' the qommittee. "This against the Marahalla. The Japa must be e n te )^ as taxable income. Alexander Jarvis to Earl G., I To this, Hitler’a best reniaining Estonian: border, a Soviet’>qmmu- kA review of January communi nese armed forcea in this sector prices programs.’’ ail grandsons o f the deceased. outfit is working against the war ques showed a massive weight of These iirinciples for the treat and Gertrude Greaves, property I argument, we kn ow . th’e answer. niqua announced. The v illo ^ o f effort all the time and ia a liabil are now engaged in hard fight Two. thirds of the farmers ques Kotly, 16 mtlea above Veim om on' bomba had been dropped on the ment o f annuity income apply alao bn Fairvlew street. . ity. The head o f it la a menace Ao ing agaiqat thcae forcea.” in general to retirement Income, W e charted it, in general terms, tioned recognised the fact that too a spur line to the gulf also waa George T. MoRobbte Japanese, 2,400 tons on New Gui George and John, Jr., Kornae, the war effort” annipty penaiona, and other forms at the conferences o f Moscow and taken. Funeral services for George T. nea alone, and heavy strikes to Alexander Jarvle, property on rapidly rising prices conatltuted T a ter said he believed the en One-Tlms Official Dies of annuities. In the cose o f retire Teheran, where we pledged oqr- The Moscow radio said Ger McRobbia were held this afternoon againat enemy ahlpping. Fairvlew atreet. an eventual threat to thalr own tire fund for the TOC Radio In- Four auxiliary warships ware ment Income and pensions, where Groenbruoke Homes. Inc., to man colonists were fleeing along at tha Thomas O. Dougan Funeral Briitoepert, Jon. 31. — (.P)—J. selves to international coopera welfare. Three-fourths of them Home. Rev. Watson Woodruff of telUgance division should be de destroyed as well aa 34 mei'chant- no payments have been made for Thomas W „ and Ellaabeth Dun-1 (B elow ) Saddle-bock occasional (Below) Fleeted back occa with retreating Nail troops. Alex H. Robertson, 63, manager of tion. These conferences were the nied and thoae functions tumod men, 157 barges and 15 small the income, then the whole amount bar, property on Walker atreet. chair from the period of Queen sional chair with typical were more interested in some as DrivlBg Toward Railway the Canter Congregational church A. M. Kidder A (^mpany, broken over to the W ar and-Navy deport' craft, and nin» other cargo ships of the income ia taxable (except Alexander Jarvis to Greea- Anne. ColoiTuI atripes In blue, Queen Anne period cabriole answer to Hitler, and we can be surance of a decent price after the In the Lake Ilmen sector 60 officiated. here, and a veteran Republican mente. The Appropriations com and eight barges w e n listed as for pensions to Wm veterans and broeke Hbmes Inc., property- on] lemon, green, or roae-ruat dem- lege and graceful carved ‘sure that he waa very low indeed miles to the south, another Red The bearers were Amos Lillie. leader and one-time city clerk, died war than in som e. temporarily mittee recommended a $1,000,000 probably demolished. Damaged their familiea.) aske; burgundy and blue tapes- arms. Small checked bur- Army was driving toward the Fred Lewie, Albert Miller, Rollin today In Bridgeport hospital. He Walker atreet. during the brief interval when the high price now. slash in the divisional fu n ^ , aug- were four crulsera, nine deatroyera. Penoiona or retirement pay re Joseph. Romoaka to the Allen triee. Leningrad-Pskov railway, after Hitt, Herbert Bissau and James leaves his widow, a brother and gundy tapeetry, $19.75. SmaU erai principles adopted at gesUng that the FCC military four auxiliary Warships, 39 mer ceived from employees’ trusts Realty company, property on sealed blue tapestry. That would be the interest and seizing Vellskoe Selo, 17 miles Sullivan. flve sisters. Funeral services will operations be handled by the serv chantmen, 79 barges and 11 small should be treated in the some way S le conferences Were allowed to the attitude of the farm bloc southeast o f Luga, a Junction on Tntermant was in tlm Eaat ceme be held Wednesday. Birch atreet. . ' j ice departments, In effect disre craft. aa annuities. I f the trust Is one William F. Johnson to Howard 25.00 remaia unviolated. These confer- the vital line, pther Soviet units tery. Vi giants at Washington, if they garding President Roosevplt's re which meets the statutory tests W., and union Wilson, property 29.75 encea .can be raeatabliabed aa the menaced Batetakaya, from svbare for txemption from income tax, were really fighting for and serv a spur line runs to Lugs, 18 miles Attending Chiefs* Conference Jection o f a recommendation o f the on Autumn atreet. 'final m ntw w to HiUer’a last hope the amounts contributed by the ing the Interests a t the average to the west. Joint chief! of staff lost F ^ru ory. [Nm>(d Force Shells Ijtntif If wa merely begin to cooperate, Ftgores In Reaitoga' employee, If any constitute his Juliiw Frodln to The sFrodin I American farmer. A lobbyist is In the Novoaokolniki area still Hartford, Jon. 31,— (F)— Com Marshall Islands basic lost of the annuity; i t he aa we said we would. But our farther south, Oan. Markisn M. missionar of State Ptflice Edward This rocommandation figured m / r / Apparel Shop Inc., store on Main tbeoretically a aervut. Some- prominently in hearings by the Bearl Harbor. Jon. 81. — (JFt— mode no payments to the trust, street for tbe term ef flve years, present long range diplomatic Popov’s Second Baltic Army waa J. Hickey is in Hershey, Pa., today What may ba Uie greatest Naval his coat is zero. If, however, the Make something of your bedroom Umea he grabs mastery of the in reported to have driven to svitb- social committee investigating S Jon. 1944 to 3 Jon. 1949, at on quarrel over the Pellah question, attending a twd^ay conference of task fores In^hlatory hurled hun trust Is not exempt from tax, con terests hs la supposed to serve. in less than 60 mllea of Latvia, police chiefs of the northeastern the FCQ, Eugene L. Gorey, com- h rm annual rtnUl ot $$.000 with op with Soviet Rusaia’a unilatoVal ul dreds upon bondreds o f tons o f ex tributions to ths trust by the em tion to renew for five yeow addi- When the American farmer does in thrusts west and northwest at statea. sel, claimed at the Umo, after F ly plosives for tha oecond conaecu- ployer are treated as additional Want your bedroom to look like thoM Eight timatum there, our present long had refused to testify on many speak for hlmaelf, he’s usually Novosokolniki, which fell Satur tiva day yesterday on the cringing Uenol. LsM e eenth Century rooms you see pictured i « b ib m v range differeiicaa in, attitude to day. Moscow said nuiro tbon 3,000 Boxer AeridMitally Killed matters on the ground they in Japanese defenders o f the Invasion- U I 1)1111111(1 1 ,' ■ 39.50 for as little as sane, fair and rational^ and he’s volved military secrets, that the . Brneet F. and Ralph C. Brown. zines? Here’s the start . . . the three n »)W ward Dictator Franco, with our Germans were killed in the fight threatened MkrahslI islands. UPl Marlon B. Whltcher, Allen 1. by n
Local Airman Given DFC Award Crusade Aims lot Hit. St watte V ill^ e s Dance Jap Regiment . paper w ill stake W T iti— I08U n n i w i M i — i m |>cal Club Celebrates t.Ml eartena each eontolnlnf ene life wuRL-vww loday s Kadio whm>-uio Cut to Pieces Are Outlined preaerver lisht. Grand Success P. A. Win FirstHome Game of Season 6 7-6 De year ehsrsi iiigteik Wav Time IBuniing of Mortgage Save watte psperl iMMtxaa a » ¥» » » » » On Ledo Road Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Newcomera to Town 4:00—W n C — Backtage W ife; v7:30— W T IC — Come on and • » « i Morri»on contributed to the pro- WDRC — Broadway Matinee; Dance; WDRC -r- B I o n d 1 Turnout of Mem- tram with humoroue ■onga. Jr., Delivers Stirring Raise Fund to Increase W TH T— American Discussion Ice Marshall , (Continued From Page One^ and Dominion light bombers and News: WTHT — News; Music; Topple Windham E,® w, , a? • ^ Recently, the club voted to acll fighters over -.lorthem France and WNBC — Blue Frolics. League; WNB4D—Lone Ranger. College Quintets E n j o y a n E v e n i n g a portion of Ita new holdings, Sermon on Sunday. Polio Fund. among scores of other enemy Holland. Four of the missing fight 4:15—W T IC --Stella Dallas; 7:45— w n c — MUa O’ Dimes. _ . , frontage on Spruce street for de- 8:00— w nCJ—Cavalcade of Am er bodies. ers were American. •WNBC — Parade of Stare. E n tertain ip en t anti yeiopment. The value of the pres- "The foremost requirement for Residents o f Orford Village and ica; WDRC—Vox Pop; WTHT I ent holdings Is approximately Jape Still Holding Talpha Ga Allied guns knocked down an 4:80—W T IC — LOrensa J o n e «; f Stars Sunday At the aucceaa of the Crusade for a additional dozen enemy planes Silver Lane Homes, the' new gov WDRC — Fourth War Loan '""'—Sam Belter: WNBC—Newa. Primed for Title $15,000. The battle gradually spread ernment projects in the western New World Order led by the during these side forays, bringing D rive; Ad lin e r; WNBCJ—News 8:15— W T H T — Fulton Oursler; ------1 , ------eastward and ^uthward toward The total bag for the day to 103. part o f the town, held a dance In 4:45— w m c — Young W 1 d d e r. W NBC— Lum and Abner. remarks expressed by; Talpha Ga on another Chindwln bishops of the Methodlat-Cburch. Is a vitalized local church,,” said Rey. By every indication, yesterday's the Silver Lane Homes clubhouse Brown; VmBC — Parade of 8:30— w n c — Frank Block's Or British veterans and tributary. A communique Indicat Dartmouth Has Eastern [ ) o t y F i ® ’h t S East Side G" W. Ralph Ward. Jr., pastor of the American aerial task force at Saturday night. About 50: cou Stars. chestra; WDRC— NineUes ed the Japanese still were hold old-country folk In Man- Rockville South Methodist church, in hla a«r- Teast equalled In size the record- ple were present. The money to 8:00—W nC—When a Girl Mar Revue; News; W T H T — Sersno Cage Honors in Bag j ^ ^ ing Talpha Ga, with the Chinese' pay for the orchestra had been , that they would like to I.ewls II. Chapman mon ■ . yeaterday morning. Mr. breaking arm.ida of -more than 800 ries; WTDRC — News; Four Gammtll; Castles In the Air; besieging It. Boatner said 400 to U. S. heavy bombera and an estls» collected »head of time an^ the Right Nowf Scramble j F4»rinep UConn SUii b an organization right here In 849, Rockville Watti defined the Cruaade aa "a Way Minstrels: Ad Liner; W N B C — Blind Date. At Hartford .500 Japane.se dead had been count mated 700 American fighters money paid for admission was W T H T — News; Music; W NBC 9:00— w n c —^Telephone Hour; Box Scores___I EriMeter, where they could ed in the Yupbang-Talpha Ga movcmrtit In the Mcthodlat Church in Mid-West. Hot Contest Her*? to mobilize aentiment for a juat which plastered 1.800 tons of turned over to the March of Dimes •"•—•News. WDRC—Radio Theater; WTHT ijlir and talk over events of area. bombs all, over industrial Frank fund. About $30 was collected 6:15— W T IC — Portia Faces Life; —Gabriel Heatter; WNBC — P A A C (87) Rec; Pringle and More than 300 Japanese were and enduring peace and a Christian Hartford Boxer Anxious childhood and service epl- furt Saturday. but as there are other funds col WNBC—Dick Tracy. Counter Spy. By ’Ted Meier B. r . T.^ Big Bond Show killed In'the Taro sector on the world, and to make that aentiment , resulted In the formation on influential at the place decision is Fighter* Set New Re<*ord lected In the two villages the 8:30—w nC — Just Plain Bill; 9:15— W TH T— Believe It Or Not. New York, Jan. 81—(S')— The To Meet Rennet in Zwick, rf . 2 1 5, ^High Scorers; WCh ^ 1922, of the British right flank of this operation, and Escorting American fighters money will not be turned over un WNBC—Jack Armstrong. Guarino, rf 0 0 0 80 others, including a major, died made and before decision is made. 9;30— w n c — Dr. I, Q.; W T H T — most exciting week of the .reason Salt Came Away E^can CHub. For Rockville It la opposed to isolationism. It yesterday bagged 45 German til tomorrow. 6;46_WTIC ~ Froijt Page Far Soldiers with Wings; WNBC— Near Future. Yo«t, If ... 9 4 22 b ik Saturday night, in the at another spot. Thick jungles planes, setting a new record for It was the first time- the new rell; WDRC — American Wom is alAad for College basketball Qrsyb, H , 1 1 3 probably hid many more bodies. urges the collaboration of the Unit Spotlight Bands; Coronet Story Final Quarter. ■naence of 450 members and the second day in a row. The pre clubhouse was used for a social en: WTHT—Superman; WNBC fans. The results of some 15 Hartford, Jon. .—George Dlakon, a . T s 15 "That many kilted together ed States with other nations In In Teller. 81 ■SMts, Fred .Dickson, president of suring a righteous and lasting vious high of 36 in one day was gathering and it is . planned to —Captain Midnight. outstanding games in the next six Greene, rg e e e e e « .5 0 10 jraclley Field Band to with the certainty that hundreds 1 0 :0 0 -w n c — Contended Pro (Rwl) Doty. Hartford welter The local Polish Americana^ ■ m club and Miss Jessie M. Rey- peace.” broken Saturday when 42 were hold another meeting Within a Evening Koeak, rg . 1 6 2 I burned the mortgage of the gram; WDRC—Screen Star days should clear up considerably weight who has oeen challenging Provide the Music Mu for I more were wounded means the 8erlea of Mam Meeting* downed. * short time when an association Kurlowlcz, 0 0 0 lied to defeat the WllllmonUCj clubhouse on Maple street, regiment is eliminated for a long The latest two Berlin attacks g ;00—WTIC — News; WDRC— Play: WTHT—Raymond Clap Joe Bennett without result, takes The Cruslide which began with a will be formed. the national cage picture. WierOMcki, Ig 5 0 iS Five 67 to 62 as they opened __Scant of the debt clearance time," Boatner said. "The (lilnese set off new sheets of flame and —News; WTHT—News; WNBC per; WNBC—Raymond Oram on Freddie Graham o f New York Tonight’s Event aeries o f mass meetings through Two games oi* Wednesday— A. Fieh, Ig 0 0 0 tinst all club holdings In Man- were elated to find themselves bet. gxve the Germans little opportun —Terry and the Pirates. Swing. In Tuesday night’s ssml-flnal bout home season at tne Bast Side ! out the country in January was 10:15— W TH T — Concert Hour; Marquette at Groa^ Lakes ^nd Sunday afternoon. __ Iter. ter fed, clothed and e q u lp i^ than ity to extinguish the fires started 6:15—W T IC — History in the at the Hartford Auditorium In an 67 Rockville. Jan. 31.— (Special!.— the preaching theme of all Meth lours of Service WNBC—ThU Thing Called Texas at Rice — start the fire Tetole ...... 80 Due to complications and a 1 It was a gala occasion Saturday the Japanese they were fsclng," last Thursday night when tha Headlines; WDRC - To Your effort to force Bsnnett'a hand. WnNmMri4e'(6t) The Vernon W ar Bond show will odist ministers yesterday. This • Love; Parade of Stars. works. Great Lakes boasts 20 up, the scheduled prelimt fasrht and the members gave full Pound Jap Air Fields Lieut. William L. Andersoa, (left above) who died In air action In R. A. F. dropped approximately (3ood Health: W T H T — Sports; Doty feels that If he eon whip the B. r . T. be held this evening at the Sykes week Methodist laymen and lay- 10:30— W T I C — .InfornMition wins In 22 starts while Marquette, game did not go on and the 16 "n t to their delight over this slg- Auditorium sponsored by the Ver R.A.F, dive-bombers pounded the South Pacific last September, was posthumously awarded the Dis 1,500 long tons. On Caiulleiiias Day Music; WNBC—Sports; News. tough New Yorker In their eight- R. Barbero, rf .10 4 24 women, led by- the lay leader and Please; WDRC — Broadway off to a poor start, has bowled management wishes to e; " Boant and pleasing milestone non War Bond Drive committee. Japanese air fields at the weatem tinguished ihylng Cross, highest award of the Air Forces, yesterday Stockholm dispatches, which 6:30-W nC -- Jack Says, "Ask round battle he would have more Pringle, If ... 13 3 29 president of the Women’s Society Showtime: WNBC — America over Camp Grant, DePaul and N o their apologies and are deter badicd in the club’s history In the Burma port of Akyab and sur at the home of his mother, who received the medal and citation from over the week-end pictured the Me'Another;" WDRC— Digest of a right to challenge Bennett 1 . 0 2 The doors will open at 7:30 for Christian Service, have been Special services will be held at tre Dame in its last three games. E. Barbero, e that it shall hot happen agoil mart space of 22 years. A full o'clock and the program will start rounding areas yesterday as Al Captain George L. Marburger of Bradley Field, representing General Germans as evacuating the capi of the Air, Jack Stevens: WTHT Looks Ahead. who has established himself here Lachapple, e 0 0 0 ~|Mirse Chicken dinner was served, asked to make a visitation In every both St. James's and St. Bridget’s Lieadershlp In the Southwest Con However, the main game at 8 o'clock. The feature of the lied troops continued , their „ » slow George C. Kenny, Commanding General of the Fifth Air Force. Yes tal. said that telephonic communi —News; WNB(3^-Feed Bag 11:00— News on all stations. a headliner. Rowan, rg .. 2 0 4 [Hne program of professional en- Methodist home telling the story churches Wednesday, Candlemas ference is at stake In the Texas- on as scheduled and the fo il program will be an auction, which advance on the Arakail■ ■ front, a terday's ceremony was the first local posthumous award in this war. cation between Berlin and the Frolics. 11:15— w n c — Harkness o f Wash- Another undercard bout of note Shlfflet, Ig .i. ^ 1 1 3 Iners were on hand and six o f the Crusade and leaving litera day. and Thursday, St. Blaise day. Rice encounter. fans saw a game that started' will Include a 16-pound ham, but- communique said today Swedish capital still was blocked g;46—WTIC — Lowell Thom ington: WDRC—Joan Brooka; is the six-round featherweight I of fun and genial association ture' pertaining to it. On Candlemas day the masses at On Thursday Great Lakes faces ly but aa it progressed It plC ter and two cloth patterns for A t the same time U. 8. medium early today. as; WDRC — News: WTHT — W T H T —Give and Take; W NBC tussle between Briators Earl Roys Totals ...... 27 62 dd-count^ men and women ObjecHra of the Program German planes attacking Eng St. James’s will be at 7:.30 a. m„ another formidable opponent. up speed and turned into a suits from the local mills. bombers struck at the Important Music; WNBC—News. ' — Music You Want. and Maxie 'Tanaka, Hawaiian Score at halftime. WUIimantic Ing spree with both teams th their friends spotlighted the Explaining the objective and land Saturday night killed at least at 3 o’clock in the. afternoon with 11:30—w n c — Storiea of Escape; Bowling Green, of Ohio, winner The military band from Bradley Meza bridge In the Katha area of program of the Crusade. Mr. Ward 7':00—WTIC — Fred Waring: Hatchet Man who has scored 36. P A A C 24. lint defense to the winds in liversary date. central Burma for thei'- second 26 persons and Injured 25 more blessing of the throats' for the chil WDRC—Dance Orchestra. of 16 or 17 games. On Friday three victories In three weeks Field with WAC soloist will play Present Flying Cross said "it urges us on a campaign WDRC—I Lave a Mystery: Referee, Byoholakt. Time 10 efforts to score. he beginnings of the club, ac- straight day, damaging three at scattered points. Three enemy dren or anyone else, and in the eve 11:45— W NBC—Saludog Amigos; Purdue and Ohio State start a here. Tanska, having kayoed two ng to secretary Fred Baker, during the program and there wlU of evangelism to arouse those of ning at 7 :30. WTHT—Fulton Lewis, Jr.; two-game week-end series that Klin, periods. Led by John Pringle, ex-U.( be Interviews with several local spans and wrecking a concrete planes were shot down. News. of his local victims, at first was addressed the big dinner our own fellowship who through A t St. Bridge's church Candle WNBC—Heidt Time. will help determine the Big Ten star, and Russ Barbem, ex-W$ men who have seen action overseas, ier. The nearby Pylntha rail 12:00—w n c—News: 8t. Louis reluctant to meet Roys, who has up to recite the history of the indifference and preoccupation mas day. blessings o f the candles 7:15—WTIC — News; WDRC — champion. Northwestern, which ham High star,.^thc Thread acts of entertainment and a short ridge also was damaged. Then Serenade: WDRC—News. won most if not all of his numer five managed to run up a 12 b, was Insignificant. There was. To W ar Hero’s Mother have wandered away from Church 3,900 Tons of Bombs will be at 7:30 a. m„ and on Thurs Ed Sullivan Entertains; WTHT smashed the 12-game winning address by Judge Laurence M. DU- I EAllied planes attacked widely 12:30—w n c —Three 8uns Trio: ous bouts hare. lead but with the beginning of ' Seems, a British American and Church attendance. What we day, St. Blaise day, the blessing o f —Salute to the Newapaper Men Grid Greats lin, chairman of the Vernon W ar scattered targets behind the ene News. streak of the Iowa SeahaWks. A third six that promises plen second quarter, Ute visitora at up in Hartford at the time the can do -for the world may be smalj iJropped in 48 Hours the throats will take place at serv and Women. takes on Wisconsin in another Im ders began thinking of a club Drive committee. RalpK Glbeon my front. Distinguished Honor Is Eleven Dollars Collected compared with what we can do for ty of flatia fireworks pits Eddie ped up the pace and led by, Is In charge of the program. The bulletin said Vltall. a half London, Jan. 31— U. ■ S, ices In the morning at 7:30 and In portant Big Ten struggle. and many of the local worki By Only Two Youngsters Christ right here In our Church If the evening at 7:30. Rossi of Boston against Buddy W ill Return two afore-mentioned players, The committee etatee that any mUe north of Htlndaw on the Ara Posthumously Award Arm y headquarters announced to CHiilax Saturday Howard of Worcester, who has gan to pull away from tho loca rode In to Hartford in cars, we take this matter deeply to our day that heavy bombers of the jlally an old Ford owned by person who purchased a bond since kan front, was occupied without hearts. In our time when a great The excitement mounts on Sat beaten A1 Costa and held "Sonny” and wnen the half had ended T Jan. 1 Is entitled to a ticket and If I opposition by Allied forcei and ed Lieut. W. L. Ander Billy Fortin, Jr., seven-year- American Strategic Air Forces Foes^ Radio Equipment urday with the following on the Home to a draw. Rossi kayoed a comfortable 36 to 24 lead. I Reynolds, to attend the meet- old son of Mr. and Mrs. W il need has arisen for the CTiurch to based in England and Italy had Republicans Plan Again in ’44 Ews of the Hartford Oub, twlds a he cannot secure It at place where also reported Japanese Infiltration express her power snd Influence at card: Purdue-Ohlo State; Okla Ted Brown of New York here last With the beginning of the he purchased the bond he will be attempts east and northeast of son Who Died in Battle liam J. Fortin, and Jean Elii- dropped more than 3,900 tons of homa and Iowa State tangle for week. ond half, the locals woke up ^ t h . aon, ll-year-old daughter of the place decisions are being bombs,, on the German war ma ^During the winter of 1922 the admitted at the door If he shows Buthedaung were frustrated Sat- made, and before they are made, Spring Convention Is Inferior to Ours the Big Six leadership; North The main bout o f ten rounds went on a scoring spree oC tl the bond. | urday night. The Distinguished-Flying Cross, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Ellison, chine in the 48 hours ended Sun Carolina's domination In the pairs Joe Bennett of New York Greb Fought 300 Scooter Scussell Will own. Led by Yost, Green# abject o f form ing a club in Man- both of Hemlock street, have we are called upon in the local A t the conclusion of the program the highest decoration of valor of day night. • Southern Conference again is oi)d Freddie Cabral of Boston in Wierzbicki, they managed to ir s tr r waxed strong, and finally, turned over to the March of church to be aflame for A r is t and Hartford, Jan. 31 — (>P) — The Play for Yale Again a buffet lunch will be served _ _ _ _ Attacking from both the we.st New York, Jan 31— (fl>)—Dt.'4-* being used to tip off thfc men threatened by Duke: Dartmouth a match where a knockout Is pos the visitors lead to 49-41 at thql Hth no capital and only the desire the United States Arm y A ir Dimes campaign over $11 have a passion to bnngT^npIe in Republican State Central com those taking part In the program and south, American planes in of training In servlca radio work. risks Its 11-game streak at Cor sible on either side. Both have This Fall; Jackson end of the third stanza.. Ip their hearts for a closer bond of Forces, was presented yesterday which they collected In their to fellowship with God. A world mittee gathered . in Hotel Bond played samples of the types Fights, Lost Seven ■lioclatlon among those of their by the Red Cross Canteen work- > ..Tsesas. two days destroyed 255 enemy nell: undefeated Anny plays at hefty right-hand wallops that In the final quarter, both neighborhood. at its worst calls for a Church at here today for q 5 p. m. meeting radio communications equipment I clan, the club was launched In ers. afternoon to Mrs. Frank Bronkle, her best.” aircraft. Fighters downed 131 On the air tonight: NBC — 8 Rochester; DcPaul battles Notre have scored kayoes here. Also Eligible. shot the works but the kxxtls whd Tax Collections while 124 fell to bomber gunners. at which It waa expected April 13 captured from the enemy would Dick Powell, Ona Munson In "A yiS South Methodist church on Is Made Citizen mother of 1st Lieut. William L and 14 would be set as the dates Dame; Long Island meets Rhode By Billy Rorhe had suddenly found their my li| Francis 8. Rupprecht. collector In these operations, which on Sailor Takss a W ifs ;" 8:80 Barlow Harch 5, 1922. Anderson, who died In air action for the spring convention for the Indicate Uncle Sam's boys have ai Island State; C^anislus is paired Famous Befereo Olid Monager By Lou Bloek the beginning of the second holfl of the Old Age Assistance tax for Anderson waa lost in action on Sep Sunday alon^ Involved more than concert; • Voorhees concert and Fred Baker of Manchester, Kng- in the South Pacific on Sept. 13, nomination of 16 delegates to the lot better apparatus to work with! against Temple and California The "Human Windmill.” they New Haven, Jan. 31—OP)— Al continued to find (their marie hritlx the Town of Vernon, has an. Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, tember 13, 1943, the exact details 1,700 planes, the Americans lost Lily Pons; 9:80 I. Q. Quiz; 10 |s^, a returned veteran of the 1943. Bombers Smash National convention. -Hartford is again plays UCLA. called Harry Grcb, but he waa though the 1944 football campaign regularity and .with but four nounced that he wlU start the col Jan. 18— (Delayed) —Pvt. Henry of which have not been revealed. —considerably more up to date, j Contented concert: 10:30 Informa Pockett Aids B ^ d War, was the first president The posthumous award was 54 bombers and 21 fighters. slated for the convention city. Unbeaten Iowa, which faces windy with fists, not gab. Greb is at least eight months aWay, per utes to go went ahead the s lection of the tax on Tuesday, Feb. H. Scott of Manchester, Conn, She Chooses Her Home For instance, most of the Japa tion Please, WendeU WlUkie I Reynolds,* Incidentally, the made by Capt. George L. Marburg .At Berlin Again The American role In the devas (jovemor Baldwin 'and other hapless Chicago on Saturday, ran had a atyle all his own. From bell haps it Isn’t too early to inform ora and despite thtir onsUuigh| 1. Mr. Rupprecht will be at the wss among the first group of United States Army Air Force nese radio acts are hand-made of Quest M. C. ____secretary, is .the only woman er, U. S. Arm y A ir Force of Brad tating aerial offensive included state officials will be guests of the Its winning .streak to 11 last week Team to W in to bell he threw punches from all everybody concerned that Levi the locals held on to tha Mod EhHOnbar of the club from the ba Townxuwii Clerk's v,..,;.„ = office _each___ week ______day.. Arm y personnel to become Amer- officials discussed with Mrs. Bron- Saturday's record assault by more inferior material. German appara-^ CBS— $ Vox Pop, Gen. Geo. C. during'^Febniair Inriu^^^ citizens In the South Pacific, ley Field, representing Lieut.-Gen. committee at dinner at 6 p. m., and, along with Army, Utah and angles, all in the direction o f his : Jackson, New Haven Hilihouse’s the end. sing and each season, when George C. Kenny, Fifth Air Force, kie where she would like to have (Continaed from Page One) than 800 heavy bombers against tns for the most part was of a de-; Marahall; 8:30 Oay Nineties; 0 ace, and Ray (Scooter) Scussel. It was a real fire-engino days from 2 to 5 p. m. He will He was ■ sworn *"In ** at Maj. “ Gen. ■*" following the meeting. Miami University of Ohio Stayed opponent snd rarely did his blows stub boMs famUy gatherings I South Pacific area. the decoration won by her son be Frankfurt, Sunday’s bombing of sign froaen five years ago. ; Oreer Garson in "Random Har- Yale's star, arc going to be turned ball game where both also be at the office Saturday Rush B. Lincoln's office Jan. 3. in the spotless ' record class. Plant J Quintet Scores miss their target. He waa the l^lllBi■lauea nmjMim Reynolds is the perpetual First Made In Maatwhster stowed on her I and she chose her have cascaded on the city in an aircraft plants at Brunswick and TOe display, at the winter tech-1 vest:” 10 Alan Ladd in "Lucky loose again on Connecticut ■ grid- I mornings from 9 a. m. to 12 noon 1944. Knocked'out of the undefeated nearest thing to perpetual motion matched each other boal y|MMt egat honorhoe because M her dlS' Accompanying the award of the home, 10 Beech street, rather than actual bombing time o f less than war Industries at Hannover In nical meeting of the S3-year-old ■ Jordan;"' 10:80 — Blast Broadway Irons next fell. basket but the locala managed t o ' and Monday nighU froth 6 to 9 Henry B. Day, American consul the more auspicious ceremony ten hours. Institute of Radio Engineers, just showtime; 12:80 War Loan show ranks were Georgia Tech. Al Easy Win Over Dash that ever stepped into a prize ring. ; I lin a tlo n ct imembeMhip. for New Caledonia, administered medal, the first ever to be made Germany, and smashes at Nazi- bright, Milligan (Ten.) and More- The pair was supposed to kave shoot In Just a few more. DOs V liat Seealoa p, m. which might be provided in her Large fleets of Allied bombers concluded here, was In cooperation from Denver. Hero of sorne 300 battles from ' R M A * the oath of allegiance. to a parent in this war in Man held airfields In northern Italy. head (K y .) Teachers. Boys 73 to 50. 1913 to 1926 Inclusive, during I represented their institutions on fense really woe secondary hi | < M y about M persona attended Anyone mailing a check and chester, was the following cita honor at Bradley Field. and fighters kept the air battle The number of enemy planes with the Army Signal Corpa’ BLU—7 Horace Heidt program; the football field for the finale last Among the service teams, other which he met llght-heavles and game ae both team'e vtppei jifbut first organlaatlen meeting in wishing a receipt ahould Include a tion; Lieut. Anderson was a typical roaring on today, striking out to destroyed on the ground In Italy enemy equipment identification 7:30 Lone Ranger; 8:30 Blind autumn, and when they trotted off stamps and addressed envelope Henry H. Scott made his home than Great Lakes. Norfolk (Va.) Plan J took a fall out of the heavyweights, Greb, 5r8. 158, lost f- thought wae to ecore and nggg, and when they Mgned up, "By direction of the President, American boy, vigorous, enthusias ward northern France. alone was greater than the total service, which has catalogued and Date; 9 Cfounter Spv; 10 Ravmond the gridiron after their teams’ last with the check. Those who do not at 194 Center street and was Naval Training station boosted Dash Boye at the School street only seven, always to bigger and frequently. iSasca ware an members—about 20 under provisions of A ct of Con tic for the air service and talented In a little more than 72 hours, number of U. S. bombera lost In ‘TILO’ studied more than 10,000 pieces of Gram Swing; 10:ln Out of the games, their coaches, and thous among those who left Manchester winning streak to 14 In a row and Rec, 73-50. Pockett was high scor John Pringle and ■ Bie slab off, Fhe early pay before March 1 will have an gress, approved 2 July 1926 . . . a in hla chosen specialty after long the Allies have pounded German enemy equipment. Shadows; 10:30 Forum, America heavier men. He waa knocked out ands o f spectators joined in giving wijth the selective service con the 48 hours. America’s Largest its season record to 24 wins er for the winners with 29 points were the two men who kept flg the dub wars uneventful. extra charge added to their bill, Distinguished Flying Cross is months of Intensive training. and occupied territory with six The Identification service re Looks Ahead, "After War Treat only ' once, by Joe CThIp in two them a grand farewell.' Took i*art In Alert tingent on November 23, 1942. He He was fully aware of the threat heavy assaults and several lighter Roofers and against one loss. The Olathe and was given excellent support by rounds in his first year o f profes mantle In the running while 'i S a flnsnelal venture, the club awarded by Commanding Gen Bomb Military Objectl\-«* ported that it had found that ment of Axis Nations." Their return is strictly okay. In The members of the local Civil was employed at the time by the to our accepteid way of life by Nazi sweeps, dropping probably well MBS—7:30 Denny Beckner or (Kan.) Naval Air Clippers also his mates. For the losers Watts scoring among the PA’e hi many rsapeota. The only eral, Fifth Air Force, fo the fol London. Jan. 31—i/P)— United Sidewall In.sulatnrs while the freezing of design by sional fighting. Jackal's case,_ he has switched ian Defense Units reported to Rogers Paper Manufacturing and Jap dictators and he chose to over 8(000 tons of bomb.s in the the Germans had speeded up pro chestra; 8:30 Sherlock Holmes; extended their winning streak to and Sheriff shared honors. Greb beat Gene.Tunney for the scattered with Toet, of securing finances was lowing officer: States Liberators, escorted by his course from' a commercial to a their various stations at the audl Company- Since he has left his donate all that he could—even his greatest sustained offensive the duction, it bad boomeranged in 9:30 Paul Wlnchell’s Jsrry; 10:15 14. They have lost once. Fort Aircraft Plant J light-heavyweight title May 24. Greene and WIerxWchi dohi I the sale Of soft drinks and "First Lieut. William L. Ander Thunderbolts, bombed military ob NOW college one, and so far as Scussel ble alarm on Sunday afternoon, family has movM from Center life— that this way could be main world has ever known. that "The Nasis have been unable Education for Freedom, Father Bragg surprised by upsetting both B, F. T. 1922, lost it back to Gene In 1923, heavy acoring to lead tlM ' said ths uss o f a pool table, son, A ir Corps, United States jectives in the Pas-de-iCalals area is concern^, the Marines want although no planes were used In street. tained. Large Areaa Bombed HAVE A FACTORY to keep psice, at least in this line, Gannon; 12:30 Chicago theater the Cherry Point (N O Marines Morrow, r f ...... 0 0 0 won the middleweight champion him to get his Yale diploma before to their eleventh triumph hi I often had to dig down for Army, for operational flight mis of France today, Army headquar connection, with the test. The sions from 4 December 1942 to 25 He went,away full of the eager The German-controlled Scandi with Uie rapid-fire technical de aymphony. and Fort Jackson (S O Red Raid Sorgi, If ...... 8 0 16 ship from Johnny Wilson’ Aug. 31, proceeding to a boot camp. That’ll teen starts. jr to hdp defray the $30 ex- ters announced. BRANCH OFFICE -ashsa ssonthly fo r the rooms used Rockville Guards under the com- August 1943. ness of life. He performed his navian Telegraph bureau said the IN MANCHESTER velopments in the jjnlted N a ers In winning the Southeastern Pockett. c ...... 14 1 27 1923. He held the latter crown keep 'em both around New Haven Next Sunday the PA's n mapd o f Lieutenant Julius May "For extraordinary achievement duty heroically to the last mo R. A. F. bombed large areas of tions." The German equipment, What to Expect Tuesday; service tourney *t Raleigh. Donahue, r g ...... 1 0 2 till he lost to Tiger Flowers. His next fall, at least. an opponent yet to be named jig lb e e M b . Indian com is gro^wm to some ijB u tth e d ob was not to be denied. reported at the Memorial build while participating In 50 opera ment of his life. His place has Berlin last night, and indicated while'sound, is regarded as too Fourth War Loan—CBS All-day Sectionally this is how things Stone. Ig ...... 9 0 18 last fight was with the "Deacon” The news brougjit joy to t cer the East Side Rec. A foot the center of the city was hard hit, extent in every state in the union. Inoreaaa hi members was ing and were sent out for a re tional flight missions In the South been taken by another boy—an bulky fo r efficient field service. broadcast, Kate Smith appearing stand: . B oyer,'Ig ...... 4 0 8 for the title August 19, 1926. in tain high acbool and UnKerslty, llmlnai-y game w ill start the German fighters met the raiders and the finances even slower, ported “Incldeht" near the Elks Pacific area, during which hostile other m othA's son—somewhere In On the other hand the Japanese in every program with special Dartmouth Top* Sapienza, I g ...... 0 0 0 and you know what to the opposi ceedings. ■at Ufe coast, but many of the A TILO MAN New York. Che future of the struggling Home. contact was probable and expect this United States, who will also apparatus, which the service aald spots a( 8:25 a. m., 3:45, 4:45 and East—Dartmouth won Us sev Two months later he was dead, tion. It ’s a "break” for most fans, Next Frldav the local PA ’a iBasketltoU Benefit bombera took new routes to reach h American Chib o f Manches- ed. These operations included es carry on the famous tradition laid ^Want an advance^ WILL HELP YOU! contained "many materlala pur 6:30 p. m. . . . . N B C — J2:30 enth Eastern Intercollegiate 36 1 73 following an operation on his left too. meet the Rockville A ll-S t^ The YMCA league basketball corting bombers and transport air down by our forefathers, so well Berlin, it added. STOP WASTE! chased on U. S. distress markets Coaat Guard On Parade; 2:15^To- Dash Bovs May Protect benefit game for the Infantile _■ was assured. St. Arnauld-Mahoney Up to mid-aftemoon, the Ger league title by swamping Colum eye. Not till after hla death did Four years ago the club decided games this evening at the Maple craft. Intercepting and ‘ attack exemplified by the great Patrick during the depression.” was gen day's Cfiilldren; 6:15 Serenade To Sheriff, rg ...... 6 0 12 Repercunsion from some high raiysls f)ind at the East Side I street school will feature a collec- Miss Helen Mahoney, daughter man radio had made no mention of SAVE FUEL! bia. Unbeaten A nny made it it become known that for yeara purchase land on Maple street, missions, and patrol and recon Henry, "Give me ll^rty; or give onyourslilary? erally small. However, Arm y men America. CBS— 9:15 a. m. (W est six in a row. Muhlenberg re Watts. U ...... 7 0 14 Harry Greb had been blind in that school coaches slated to meet Hill- More details of this game wUl ap^ n to be taken for the Infantile of Mrs. Anne Mahoney of 60 me death.” the Berlin attack in broadcasts to REDUCE EXPENSES! ^.nneriy the Dunn property, .with ^ n naissance flights. lin ihe course of reporte" that "the stuff often 3:30 p. m.) School of the A ir; 1:45 gained prominence after losing to O'Toole, c ...... 3 2 8 house in football next fall Is sure pear In the Vocal paper throu I%raly8ia Fund. Maple street and the late John Germeui listeners. In a broadcast unnccMMry borrow- eye. to follow the news of Jsekson’s il^rontage on Spruce street and to these operations strafing and doesn't work in battle,” despite its Goldbergs; 4 Broadway matinee. Penn by ending St. Joseph’s eight- Benson, rg ...... 4 0 8 Die* .\fter .Accident this coming week. A fast Two weeks from tonight, a Mahoney, became the bride of bombing attacks were made from beamed abroad, Berlin declared at tng te never wIm . a 'Per availability, so in fairness to the „f'1ook at plans for a new. chib- sonal'loan which nrovldee Im compact size making "easier to BLU—9 a. m. Breakfast Oub; game winning streak 'and knock Cai;laon, Ig ...... 2 0 4 Greb’s death was ntot the result liminary game will also be fe similar collection will be taken for Maynard St. Amauld, son o f Mr. dangerously low altitude, destroy least 44 R. A. F. bombers had been' husky Negro and Reggie Root, hia Khoiise. - " mediate cash Is often the beet FRRE ESHMATESt handle than ours.” 12:30 p. m. Farm and Home Pro ing Albright out of tfie'unbeaten Emmons, I g ...... 2 0 4 of the operation. An automobile tured at this benefit night. the Red Cross drive by the YMCA and Mrs. Frederick E. St. Amauld ing and damaging enemy insGrflar Soldier Held shot down. colutton to a money problem. Study of the equipment has aid gram; 4 Ozark Ramblers. MBS— rootbgjl tutor, nere are the salient ' . The. piaxhase of the land for of Glastonbury pn Saturday. The Last night’s blow against the ROOF'S ranks. Hobart surprised by beat Prete, Ig . 0 0 0 league. tions and equipment. T h r o u j^ ^ r You pay only (or the actual ed In the revelation of ^ n y of the 3;15 Footlight Rhapaody; 3:30 accident did him in. facts'in the cose: j^the new building was not a h“ ty ceremony was performed at 11 Reich capital was the third In time you keep the money. For SID E W ALLS ing Rochester and R. P .,I. while Harry waa a apeed maniac, both At Hospital these flights, outstanding coun%^ In Slayings enemy’f communication secretA Y-ankee House party; 4:30 Full 1. Because of slim family' funds, frenture. The older members, hav- o'clock In the rectory of St m D example; 430 for 3 weeks costs ATTIC INSULA'nON Canlsius humbled the Sampson 24 I 60 in and out o f the ring. Entirely Handsome Harry Greb Mrs. Antonjna Sklodoskl of 108 ability, and devotion to duty were four nights, the sixth this month, A rm y men said, and some of It IS Speed. and picayune prospects of being png easperlenced the alow and and the 14th since the beginning only 43c. A loan of $100 coats R E P A IR S Naval quintet. Referee, Turner. unorthodox In his training, he YMCA lYoles. Esmtlmes doubtful begbinlng of Brooklyn sti-wt was treated at the James's church, by the Rev. Ed- demonstrated. 430.M when promptly repaid able to finance a college education (Oaatliiaed from Page Om ) of the “Battle of Berlin” two and FLAT ROOFS Midwest—Purdue, Northwestern conditioned himself by dancing In club, cautioned against too ex- Rockvlllo City hospital on Satur- «und Barrett The bride and George C. Kenney, ' In 13 mODtbly eonaacutlea In defatigable, weathered the atiffest ■Jackson took a commercial or day for Injuries received on the I bridegroom were attended by Miss Lieut-Gen. U. 8. A. Com a half months ago—a mighty stallments of 410.05 aach. Coma FOR HOMES AND 3, beford a capacity 15,347 crowd Id Iowa tied for first in the Big night clubs and roating over the punches of heavyweights. His business course, and was to have Tomorrow: j^treme’ an. action. But hi the end In, phont or. write today, Trucks To Navy Ellington-Broad Brook road. T h e '”Margaret------* -- Mahoney,------sister of the manding. ar^a about the diamal island, part campaign that already has cas BUSINESS PROPERTIES at Madison Squ4tre (3arden. A Tm conference with Ohio State, countryside In high-^wered auto great speed and peculiar clever recelj’ed his diploma come June. 10 to ll'a. m. — ReflnUhluffl Jthe new spirit prevailed and the MONTHLY TERMS Chicago Tops Class, Women’s Division. automobile In which she was rid bride, and Harold Fosterwold of Lieut. Anderson hfid bejn pre- o| Hamilton township, during the cade about 19,500 (long) tons free-for-all that aent Ott Heller, hot on their heels, beaten In only mobiles. , . . iieaa, however, saved him fr.om 2. When his football talents rose {property was bought and plant loeat $10 le $300 Chattanooga, Tenn., Jan. 81.— 11 to 12 a. m. — DiscuastOQ^ Ing, operated by her son, skidded Glastonbury, a friend of the bride viouely awarded the Air Medal autumns of 1938, 1939 and 1940, of bombs on the hapless city. Maurice Richard, Bob Dill and one game. After losing two in ‘‘All I need Is a haircut and much punishment. to the fore last November, several w ot the clubhouse viewed. Ap- (^ —Virgil (Fire) Trucks, former Group, Women’s Division. and collided with A tree.- groom. which has yet to be preeented to striking in each case at couples The R. A. F. night shift took Mike McMahon to the penalty box row DePaul rebounded to 44- shave,” he used to say when hie Some of the good heavyweights colleges exrpessed on Interest In Rproved plans were finally submlt- In parked automobilfs. Twice H i A t m a i FiNANCX c a ' I^troit 3-*2 Detroit pitcher, wss assigned to 12:15 p. m.— Luncheon, W om -( A t the Rockville Cnty . Jbospltal The bride was attired In martxm hie mother. over before the last of a great for major ottouts delighted the feat Puedue while Notre Dame manager exhorted------him to train .Greb trounced were^Tom Gibbons, his future, especially after his high Pted and the ground was broken chiffon velvet, with white and shotgun ahells found near the bod state Theater B*lldl*« the N avy after his' induction ex ens’ Division. she was treated fo r lacerations of Present at the ceremony In the American daylight fleet had re^ lad PliMir ' Phk the title from a course that could be completed Many of the first year members at the Hotel Bond, after which the wounded. u-w of William J. Davidson late of: this spring . . • Abe (N.B.A.) in one year— half the required 100 years old. * graduatloh aa a fighter pilot, he In a parked car on the laland on troit Red Winga last night and place, having lost their last seven record, pressed closely by Iowa Ing just how far Some boaeball Greb's conqueror, Tiger Flowers. i[wlth their wives, members who couple left fo r an unannounced ' Interspersed with the major Manchester, In said District, deceas Greene's pointed comifient on Frl- time. Since It was November, 1943, Birth applied tor admlaslon to nie U. 8. Noy. B, 1038. ed. oueted the Boston Bruins from games in a row. State, 4-0. Probably best over Greb didn't confine his flsUO TIRES lined wlthlit 10 or 15 years luid •datsig trip. hlowa against Germany were day sxscutlvss will go for players t^ls dey'e Angott-Beau Jack fight: "It they suggested that If Levi was Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Montelth Air Forae, was ae^pted, and wai The bodiea of Mrs. Katherine The Manchester Trust Company. fourth place. all is ths IndSpsndent Oklahoma operations to the prize ring. Ones ew members, many who were The bride Is a graduate of Mah- light attacks' on the PVench In Trustee having exhibited Its annual ‘TILQ' year, AtlooU’s Borl Mann, who was a prelude to a l8-round title willing they would permit him to of S Stone street are the parents ordered to Louisiana: fo r advanced Before 18,881 speotstort at the Iboys In school when the club was Wemer, 36, and Frank Casper, 38, vasion coast, and it was reliably AAgiss with miufk 0816*8. speeding to a fight in an automo of a da'aghter bora on Saturday at cheeter High, school and la em training. 8uhsequefiUy he waa account With said estate to this ahioofo otadluts, ths Vugmt N H L Boost Bond Balsa reesnuy stgiMfi ten players In fight at 816.50 tops, but I’d hate mitiis up two months hackwork In Iformed, were there Saturday were found In an automobile on estimated that the over-all air of Court for allowance, .It Is % > el» Uountalna jr- tmfiafsatad to bo the one who pays 816.50." bile with a bevy of feminine ad the Rockville City hospitaU ployed by the Prudential Inmr- aent to the Sduth PactflA'and Join turnout ct tbs aeaeon, the Block Cubn, snoountersd one prospset the required subjects — Spanish Rafght. And they enjoyed the the laland on O ct 8, 1939. Mrs. fenalve had dumped some 7,000 ORDERED:—That the 6th dnj- of U tfh . i0*0, wea unMndal ehani' mirers, four stlck-up men blocked Stand Conttnuea anoe company. The bridegroom ed the 5th A ir Force under eom- FebruaiT.-, A. D., 194'4 at 9 o'clock PHONE hawks eome from behind with two Atlanta, Jon. S1.-HB)—rHera's whoM fathsr wasn’t sure his boy and advanced algebra. He wal, ihlght's. fun immensely. Nothing Werner, was the mother of' two tons o f bombs on the ^ c h and plonship o8 N glon by whlpplnr his rosd with a stalled car. Greb Richard Bundy, chairman of-the Is a graduate of East Hartford mand of Ueut.-General Oeorge C. (w. t.) forenoon, at the Probate fools in the lost period to win, what happened la the W ar Bond would be well fed "up north" . . . and has. mraa sirred to make the observ- children and Casper was ths fa occupied territory In leaa than Office. In sabI Manchester, be and Colorado Collsgs, 48-84, and Fort 'Hit* And That got out, uncerenuiniously and with Infantile Paralysis Fund commit- High - school , and la an accountant Kenney. S to 8. The victory was Chica drive here; 8o Mann, who diaUkes highly sea Eligibility Questioned jpuice a complete success. , ther of a five-year-old aon. the same la assigned for a hearing Logan, 88-88, ovar wsek-ond. Quinev, Mass.( claims the na dispatch flattened the quartet of tee announces that the Mile of | toe the Pratt fi Whitney Aircraft. Then followed a long period of On Nov. 16, 1940, a couple waa four daya. on the allowance of said account 2-1257 go's fourth in a row and put them John Oliver, Atlanta Bank soned food, set out to show him Which brings up the question President Fred Dickson, ini a German losses aloft were as Paciflo Coast Confsrencs — tlon’s No. 1 bike rider in Dr. Wal would-be robbers and continued on Dimes stand will be continued _ __ valuable service In which Ueut. fatally shot by a shotgun as they with said estate, and this Court di pmiucni.president andana AlumauaAlumnus mof thsuis Uni- that Georglona could stow away (and Root admits it is a good one) 9ET BEPENDAILE' brief address at the conclusion o f in the midst o f a battle fo r second Woahlnfton, unbeaten In flvs ter Gardner KondslI, 88 years old t ) keep his engagement. Cops through tonight. He reports a Before World War n, all the Anderson took part in mors than sat in a p$rked car about 20 feet grievous aa on the. ground. . The rects the Trustee to give public no 953 MAIN STREET verslty, of Gsorglo, nlocsd a auC' their share
Vleitor (in defense plant) — Love makes blessings out of HOLD EVEItViHtI J»ok at that youngster, the one burdens. with the cropped hair and trous- ere. It te sure hard to tell whether The weather was chilly, but the Sense and Nonsense U ie a boy or gorl! man had on only a thin t ^ coat: . W ar Worker— She’s a girt—aad Friend— Funny to aee you like Boy (who was sent to a dentist ■heel alary af Mia IsuR F a «r Taaaa ■he's my daughter. this. Are There Any ? 1946 A eoldier I’d Just love to seek by his mother, to office girl) —M y Visitor— M y dear sir. please fo r Man— What do you mean? “The customer is always right.” To deliver a kiss on each cheek. mother sent me to make an ap give m*. I would never have been Friend Why, I Jiut saw your " I f you don't see what you want, av RRA s m t Mw. Is the one who’ll confess pointment with the dentist. so outspoken If I had known you wife pass by wearing a fine set of Office G irl- I'm eorry, but he’s ask for it." were her father. furs. R o o fin g 17-B Help Wanted— Female 3.3 Articlea for Sale 43 Wearins' Apparel— Fora 57 That he used to earn less "We dekver anywhere." Lost and Foond Automobiles For Sale 4 Legal Notices 78 Leiifll Noticed 78 Than seveaty-flve Rev. Aloyslua' Reilly, Francis building he ran up the hill to the buildings, leaving a man on duty the New Elngland area. By oaa missionary, who waa station-' Fire Damages Radar Expert The Weather About Town ad for nine yean la China, will be at the lira alarm bgx with instruc ; Range and Fuel , Roofing—Asbestos tions to pull the alarm if he blew Average Daily Circulation Foreeut ol U. 8. Wonther Bowa» : the guest speaker at the meeting For tiM Month of Jnnnary. 1S44 of Gibbons Aasembly, Catholic Garden House his whistle. The sight of the of To Speak Here OIL Siding and Rock Dorcu mMalMn wffl fcUow Ladles o f Columbus, tomorrow ficer running .up the hill attracted invader. • Much colder with cold warn U - >Ui«lr meetina: Wadnaaday avaning: evening In the K. o f C. hoitie. All much attention. When he blew his Just whether or not Prof r TICKET PRINTING W ool Insulation » ,5 9 9 night; lowest teropomturen IS in Emanuel LuttMean churcli with members wbo have mite boxes are whistle the alarm waa turned in. Nelson will bring any of hia ap METERS low; fWr toalghti WedneeSay finir a program and Vaiantlna party. Blaze Discovered in Prof. Howard Nelson to paratus here tomorrow Expert workmanship. All w< Member ot the Audit and continoed cold. requested to.>retum them at this Meter prints gmoant of de- Valentinaa Iwoufht ahould dla- m ating. A social will follow in New Apartments on Make Address Before could not be learned. He gl' goaranteed. Reaaonablei Pil< BnreM of Clreqlntlona aloaa tba idaattty o t tha g lv r- charge of Mra. Walter Gorman, convincing talk on the sul iiyery on your slip Ua your No obllgatloh tor an oatlini Manche$ter-^A City o f Village Charm tlM hoataaaaa wiU ba Mra. Va chairman. Miss Mary Shea, co- St. James Street. Manchester Exchange Club. The meeting is scheduled to Write. Petaraon, chalnnan; Mra. Ann .chalrman, assisted by Mrs. Wil at 6:30 sharp and Pres protection. Raad. Mra. laabel Reid. Mra. Edith liam F. Taylor, Mra. Mary Shannlnr, Mra. Dorothy Swanaon, Three companies of the South Date ‘Book Professor Howard Nelson of the Burton Insulating C O'Leary, Mrs. John G. Rohan, Manchester fire department were IS# Oxford S t ^ Hartf Mra. Marla lindaay and Mra. Mrs. Thomas Quinn, Mrs. John (% University of Connecticut, recog present at the above hour. ’ L. T . Wood Co. Mabel Zimmerman. The iTieat called at 3:43 Saturday afternoon Wednesday, Feb. 2 Phone Hartford $2-4515 Donovsm, Mra. Bernard Lyons. for a fire in a house in the Garden Surgical Dressings at American nized as one of the best informed 51 Biasen SL Tek 4496 apaaker will ba Mias Anna C. men on radar, will address the Apartments development on. St. Legion Home. Leonard street. 10 ftanch, leterence librarian of the Manchester Elxchange club to U. S. Bombers Off to Hit Jap Pacific Bases Mrs. Carl G. Swanson, Jr., of James street. Before the blase was a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Mary Cheney library. Thoae who 20 Phelps Road, and her sister. morrow evening at the Sheridan. promlaed eooklea for tha lAitheran extinguished considerable damage "Marines' Night” program. Tink RANGE AND Seaplanes Attack Allies Only 16 Miles Miss Margaret Starkie, gave a Radar, which has been a closely ...... S e ^ o a Center, Ayer, Maaa., thla had been done.- er hall. surprise miscellaneous shO'Wer re Saturday, Feb. 8 guarded secret of this war came FUEL OIL month, are reminded to bring cently for their cousin. Miss Ma The fire must have been burning out into the open about eight them to the meeting Wedneaday for sometime before it was dis Annual banquet of Hose Co. rion Behrend of Walnut street, No. 1. months ago. Professor Nelson has 381 Center St. Tel. 636R eranlng. whose marriage to William B. covered as the firemen on arriving been outstanding in his work in Japs’ Wake,Base found much smoke and a hot fire. Sunday, Feb. 6 t t - ‘ Roulstone, Jr., of New York City, Police Benefit Show at State this field. James A. Woods After Inventory Spedals Southeast of Rome; Walter Glamann of Oak Grove It is thought that the cause was will take place Saturday at seven theater. To the average layman radar Is Btreet, today moved hia family to o’clock at the South Methodist an overturned coal heater which a complete mystery and Ita func the two-family houae at 103 Bla- had been left burning in the apart Friday, Feb. IS church. Relatives and friends of Veterans' Day at Blood Donors’ tions have enabled the Army auth aell atreet, which he recently the bride-elect to the number of ment to dry out the new plaster. orities to do away with many of Read Herald Advs. To Protect Ships bought. Mr. Glamann i# employ The fire had burned through the Center. St. Mary's Parish hall. In Hale’s -Housewares Dept. 20 showered her with beautiful Saturday, Feb. 10 ed at The Herald plant. gifts. The hostesses served a de flooring and had gotten into the Start Big Offensivj Bond Rally, United Polish So licious buffet style luncheon. basement where it set fire to paper A apecial meeting of Manchea- cartons. This gave off considerable cieties, at Poilsh-American club Further Operations of 'Allies Need ter Lodge of Maaona will be held Corporal John J, Harrington smoke. house. CLOTHES DRYERS Task Force Cloaked tomorrow evening at 7:30. The The Are was confined to the Sunday, Feb. 20 Strike to Outskirtfl has returned to Camp Mackall. N. Unveiling of Service Flag of Fellowcraft degree will be con C., after spending the week-end room where it started and to the Ualian-American societies at Ital- By Official Silence; Big Force Doubt Franco Tells About Campoleone and, ferred. with his wife, the former Miss hole burned in the rough flooring. Small size for It also burned around a window ian-American club. No Credence Given to Norma Stoddard of Hartford. He nursery use ...... $ . S Edge of ^ Cislei also visited his mother, Mrs. casing and got into one of the 1 7 In Pacific Ready to Cut New Arm s Martha Harrington of MIU atreet partitions. i Tokyo Radio Reports Americans on The alarm was turned In from SOMETHING 8MIN n ; AUMCHISTER Attackers Intercepted. The new officers of the Army Box 44 at Main and Oak street and Larger sizes for Ties to Axis On Planes Front Seize 2 5 0 \ery runeinl we di and Navy club auxiliary will oc attracted a large crowd. The recall $ T, , Tt ^ a' K 1 Will Converge on Japan was sounded at 4:1Q. laundry and kitchen 2-’98 Pearl Harbor, Feb. 1.— (A») ^ oners; Nazi Defei rect receives the full cupy their positions for the first ALL ARRANGEMENTS may be Over Roads as Di time at the meeting this evening A t 7:35 Saturday night No. 2 made at one visit to this modern — A highly accurate bombing U 8 B-26 bombers head out over the Paclflc to blast a Jap stronghold on Taros Island In the Hardest Shooting and In Corridor Above benefits of our per- at eight o’clock at the clubhouse. was called on a still alarm to ex NEW! Maloeiap atoll of the Marshall group. Admiral C. W. Nimitz ebtimated the daily raids on the Mar Both Supporters and En by two squadrons of Navy rect as Possible i * Is Best - Defended Air sonal service, tinguish a chimney fire at 102 Ben funeral home. shalls had destroyed 60 to 80 per cent of the Jap atrength there. In addiUon to the bombs, planes emies in London Are sino Are Crumbli • At the special Bingo for the ton atreet. We’re Now Serving' •14-Plece Covered seaplanes, intended to pre wliciber the family chooses lands Fortified Well. carry 75'pam. cannon. (AP Wlrephoto). craft in World Carry March of Dimes, given by the Tall The Are In th* Garden apart Breakfasts Pre-arranffement on request as vent Japan’s Wake island air Doubtful Diplomatic Allied Headquarters, the least expensive casket or Cedars Friday night, $2080 was ments was discovered by Police At Popular races! base from interfering with United States Colors, raised. The winner of the game man Harold Heffron. He was sures appropriate and complete New York. Feb. 1—(iP)— Ueut. Relations to Be Cut. giers, Feb. 1.— (JP)— . one comparatively, expen Refrigerator Sets the current American offen received $14.00, but the entire sum walking down Main atreet when service of the highest quality, Gen. Alexander Vandegrift, troops bursting forward ^ sive. Our understanding co was turned over to the local com OPEN AT sive in'mid-Pacific, was re Political Pot Washington, Feb. 1.—yet—New- he saw the amok# coming from keeps costs well within meanfl. commandant of the Marine Corps, Kingisepp Fall Looms; Bulletin! big offejjsive from thsir in\] mittee In charge of the polio drive. the building on top of the hill. Not 6 Piece S e ts ...... Special 39« ported last night by the Navy and deadly products of the Army operation protects the fam 7 :3 0 A. M. said today that Allied forces will London, Feb. Sharp sion beachhead have strin sure there waa anybody toi the » but further operations of a Air Forces' armament laboratories ily finances. W e advise mighty task force against the To Boil Soon restrictions on consumption of to the outskirts of Csni] converge on Japah'Over roads as are going ihto thla country's against extravagance. FOR TOP VALUE Marshalls were cloaked by offi direct as possible and If there are Fight House to House liquid fuel are being Imposed leone, only 16 miles soutl File Tour 104S Inooma Tkx Now Triangular Shaped cial silence. any short cuts, "we have a long In Spain ns a result of “ supply planes, incUidihg the big bombers, of Rome, and also to tl Pounded for 25 Days Republicans to Start dlfflcultles,’’ the Spanish radio Our nation-wide profession IN A NEW HOME W. GREEN way to go to get to them.” to make them the hardest shoot Garden In to o announcements, spaced said today. ing and best-defended aircraft In edge of Cistema, commui See the Ones Being Bnilt By Tax Consultant He told a luncheon pf the North Beating Drums at Russians Across Luga cations town on the Appian- w( al affiliations enable us to 00 Drive "A” — Sliver Lane by only a few hours, the Navy Atlantic area conference, Ameri the world. Oil Treated Dust Mops Experts Get ’ London, Feb. !— Both pro- 14 miles northeast of Anzio, bei serve at distant points at HonM« Restaurant 'AMMOMCB set told of Coronados dropping all can Red Cross, that “we may as Lincoln Day Dinners. River in Many Places; An official disclosure of fire GREENBROOKE _ I * their bombs on or near the desig power developments in aircraft quarters announced today. Cat CaD Between 10 A. M. and well be frank and admit we got ' t Franco and anti-Franco elements poleone la 16 miles above the reasonable prices. 840 Main Street nated targets at Wake Sunday ' Nazis Driven from armament Is producing apecial In HOMES, IN C S P. M. or 7 P. M. to 10 P. M. off to a slow start” in the Pacific. Washington, Feb. 1—(/P)— With New Tax Bill among Spaniards her* expressed vasion port of Anzio. DAY-NIGHT 43 4 0 night and of land-based Army and Defenses Well Prepared terest in aviation circles in view AMBULANCE SERVICE 39c and 59® Navy planes sustaining through at'least three potential presiden Huge Area Near Lakes. doubt today that Generalissimo ol G}en. H. H. Arnold's recent de Hammer Out New Oalne On Walker Street Japan has prepared her de Francisco Franco would go to tl» the 25th straight day their pound fenses well, he declared, adding tial candidates in action. Repub scriptlon of the giant B-29 as a American troops attacking For fnrtbar Information eall at ing of the Marshalls Saturday To Be Given Final Pol extent of breaking off Spain's battleship ol the Air,” armored the main front north of Cjastl that the task of breaking through licans will start beating the 1944 , Moscow, Feb. 1.—<^)—The' diplomatic relations with the Axis Alexander Jaryls Co. offlee on night. to Japan* "is one for a team—a heavily with multiple-gun power have hammered ou% new gall urke _ Center street or at 26 Alexander But Monday was permitted to political kettledrums next w-eek at fall of Kingisepp, eight miles ishing Before Rati despite American-BriUsh econ meanwhile, and seized 250 pi big team.” He said it called for turrets. street. pass without word on the move an estimated 2,000 Lincoln day from Estonia and last east omic and diplomatic pressure Lists New Developments era from the German 44th Infi the best kind of teamwork among fication by Congress. A diplomat in Buenos Aires had 9'f aMU-' i,i>i After Inventory Specials in Domestics Decorated Waste Baskets ments that day of the largest dinners and meetings in all seC' ern outpost of German de The discussion of aircraft guns try division. Pboaeat 4112 or n iS ail the Allied forces In the Pacific. predicted Spain would cut off re mass of warships ever sent tions of the country. A field dispatch said Gei B against the Japanese. Saturday, it This international teamwork al- fenses to the Baltic, was ex Washington, Feb. ^1—(A*)—The lations this week and both Axis Chairman Harrison E. Spangler (Continued ou Page Seven defenses in the corridor abo' Hunting and Floral Scenes, for Living Room and De^ had been disclosed offi.-lally that pected any hour today as the new $2,315,800,000 tax bill which and neutral sources told of a hurst Casslno were beginning to crui (Contlnned on Page Ten) said reports reaching National carrier planes of the task forces Red Army fought from house is counted on to swell the govern of diplomatic activity at Madrid. ble. committee headquarters Indicated It had been expected British CLOSEOUT — Regular 79c Fine Quality opened a powerful assault on the more meetings would be held this to house. Lieut. Col Nikolai ment's total income to more than U. S. units striking noi Marshalls, 700 miles south of Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden of Aqzio have reached within hal $1.19 and $1.29 year than at any time in the last Denisov with the Army in $43,500,000,000 a year went to leg would make a statement in Com Solons Clash Wake. Sunday the Naval units in decade. Spangler will apeak at a mile of Ciatenva, a key rfll HALE'S SELF SERVE eluding battleships, were reported Scaut Chauce the north reported in Red Star islative drafting experts for a fi mons today on Britiah-Spanlsh re road Junction and large a gathering in Fairmont, W. Va. that "our troops are capturing one iations but by mld-aftemoon he The Original In New England! to have moved closer to pour nal polishing t o ^ y before i^ rati- They fotind the Germans '^/ell t - r , shells on the air bases and ship Expected Outline Positions house after another. The Rtissiana flcaflon by House and Senate. had n6t appeared and It was un Over Bearing TWILL PRINTS were acroaa the Luga river in sev in on the border of the ping lagoons of those atolls. Japaues^ Will Wendell L. Wlllkie. the 1940 As approved last night by a likely he would today. ■esisting strongly. Inclination to Doubt Reports nominee who has not yet an eral places and this meant there Joint Conference committee nam More Serious Immediate Menace 1 For dresses, blouses, sport wear and children’s See Our Table Of was no natural defense barrier be British forces pushi AND HEALTH MARKET % No official credence was given nounced his' candidacy, and Gov. ed to thresh out differences be Franco’s adherents, who profess Delay Blame ward carried ahead ThJ Radio Tokyo reports that ‘‘Japa John W. Bricker of Ohio who has. tween them and the big town of tween the two Houses, the meas neutrality, argued that the Ger wear. Checks, plaids and wool lyke designs. Halt Torture Narva,-14" miles west of Kingi nated assault to the ■y. After Inventory Closeouts nese Army and Navy units have are-booked for major speeches in ure proposes to raise more than a mans across the border in France poleone. Intercepted powerful enemy units which they are expected to outline sepp.” billion dollars through sharply in are a more serious immediate The twin attacks were the Getting Terrible Beating Jemocrats and Repub- MANY USEFUL yALUES! which have been attocklng the Thousandis of Ameri their positions on national Issues. creased excise taxes, about half a menace to Spain than are the big offensive since the landli TUESDAY SPEtlALS V MarSball group.” Lacking thla Another avowed presidential can The Russians were giving the billion extra from corporate excess United States and BriUln at a Ticans Wrangle Over An Allied oRlcet' said the Ni substantiation, there was Inclina cans in Enemy Hands; didate, Rep. Everett M. Diritsen Germans a terrible beating as profits taxes, approximately $664,- distance, even with their power of brought troops from the area n< Heavy Cannon Terry Weave tion here to doubt the reports, of Illinois, will speak at a rally they drove them from a huge area 000,000 from individual Income blockading Spain from the sea. Responsibility for Sol of Rome to- meet the Allied bk OampbeU’B particularly as to the Inference H o|ie Militarists Will at Ogden. Utah, Feb. 16. between Lakes Ilmen and Peipus. taxpayera, and the balance from Opponents of Franco added to dier Vole Slowness. But the Navy said that that the Japanese Navy, at long Bricker will speak Feb. 10 at a "The last days of the Leningrad higher postal rates. this that he is ideologically pro- landings of reinforcements See Writing on Wall. Predicts Approval Tomorrow German and hopes for a German f o r t m h a j u v c o m last, had Joined battle. banquet arranged here under the front battles arc characterized by impplles were, proceeding on Tomato Soup 3 27c Bath Mats $1-29 * 1 J W The Wake raid, 10th of the war auspices of Republican members the pursuit in all directions of the Senator George (D., Oa.), head victory. They said a Spanish rup Washington, Feb. 1 — (S’)— uie, under falvorable conditions. ^ 1 of the Senate conferees, predicted 71^ m a n c h ist m Comm- to hit that Island since It was cap Washington, Feb. 1.—(>P)—Re of the House and Senate and the defeated ‘ enemy,’’ Denisov report- ture with the Axis seemed proba Democrats and Republicans clash Pound Anstrlsn Air Base GarSea o f Allah thb bill would be called up and ap ble only if Franco were forced out Smart terry weave bath niats with floral designs. Will tured Dec. 24. 1941 by the Japa peated failure of diplomatic ef League of Republican Women. edi ed in the Senate today over re- American heavy bombers rei nese, was made by between 14 Word has come Out of Ohio to He told how fast Soviet mobile proved in both Houses sometime by a faction or coalition which wear for years. Blue, green, maise, peach and dusty forts by this government to curb tomorrow. spon.sibimy lor delaying a vote on ed clear into Austria seeking and 30 seaplanes, each probably watch for a “new approach” by units > threatened the German was convinced tfte Allies will win destroy German air strei Coffee Lb. Ja r 34c rose. ' Japanese atrocities apparently In its sixth and final day's work the war. the ^ministration's war ballot carrying more than a ton the governor to the issues of the flanks and rear as the Nazis fell on the long-pending measure, the pounding the air base at Kla] bombs. None of the raiders was The Spanish embassy declined bill for the armed services. Beards|ey’a has left the thousands of Ameri ho®*-. „ , back, sometimes running to avoid conference adjusted a number of On the House side, meanwhile. i’ lost while making What was de Wlllkie. leaving New York citv encirclertient. comment on the report that Spain (Continued on Page Two) cans still In enemy hands with Contentious it sues, including a se would break wifh the Axis. Minority Leader Martin o f Massa scribed officially as a “ strong at scant hope of better treatment. Feb. 4 on a western tour, will '^The Russians were slowed by a ries ^ f amendments to the war 2-L b . aJr Developments in Situation chusetts predicted that the major Peanut Butter 4lc tack.” !*■ The only hope still held by some .-peak Feb. 11 at Tacoma, Wash., thaw west and southwest of Nov contracts renegotiation ,sct. ity of Republicans would oppose a The earlier announcement of at a Lincoln birthday dinner ar-, gorod, the Army newspaper said Among the development* in the Red Label military leaders and government In general, the changes tend to situation was a broadcast by. the apecial roll call vote on the war a The Greatest Loss Of the Saturday night.. air raids in experts on’ Japanese psychology is ranged by the Pierce County ReA A tank battalion was said to haye modify the impact o; renegotiation the Marshalls featured a 45-tOn German-controlled radio saying ballot legislation. that the Tokyo militarists soon publican committee. In his talk, captured the entire staff o f a Ger upon contractors. Majority l,eaiier Barkley • (D- bombing ♦by Army Liberators of to be broadcast nationally (CBS), man artillery regiment in the re the Allies had threatened to cut Flashes! Karo Syrup - Bti. will see the bandwriting on the The Hftuse conferees waged a off Spain's food supplies and had Ky) declared in the-Senate "at. the 20c Kwajalein atoll. Wall. Wlllkie Is expected to bid for glon. futile last-ditch action to tax (Late BuUetlns ot the‘(A5 Wlr«)| Heat In Any House Is "These raids were coordinated told Franco he must "submit or pace we're going the soldiers will Demands More Speed In Pacific farm and labor support. pari-mutuel betting, but the Sen be lucky to vote in the presidential Blue Label with attacks of carrier-based ate g;roup, which included Major fight." To make it plainer that the day .. To Confer. With Le«ders In Madrid, morning newspapers election of 1972.” Ford Stoppage Ends squadrons of the past two days,” of reckoning Is not too far dis Red Army Continues ity Leader Barkley of horse-breed i - yesterday’s announcement said. Tile 1940 nominee will stop in carried on their front pages Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) immedi Detroit, Feb. 1—