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Five Killed, 114 Hurt in Wreck Laid to Sabotage Woodrum Avers Aid
Waterbury Bonds
Increase Rapped Will Bring Ultimate
By jury Member Finish for Dictfdors
Baldwin Criliciaes Re- Taber Declares Effort Heavy Fines luction in Tax Rate at Must Be Successftil, Churchill Says Nazi lame Time O ty Seeks Levied on 2 /Otherwise We Are in
^To Borrow More; Re- Trouble’ ; $7,000,- Cruisers Also Sent fers to Fuss Made in State Firms 000,000 Bill Sent to
Bridgeport Refunding. Floor of House with
Hartford Oil Burner To American Coast Admonition America State Capitol. Hartford. March 18.— (4*)— S e n a t o r Concerns and Officers Must Become Arsenal. Clarence F. Baldwin (R ). Found Guilty ‘of Vio- Declares British Ship* Sunk on American Side by
member' of the Waterbury lating Wage-Hour Act. Warships as Well as U-Boats; Announces Cer- Washington, March 18.— special grand jury, criticized (/P) — Representative W pod- tain Destruction o f Three German Submarines; that city today for reducing New Haven, March 18—(P)— rhm (D., Y a .), opened House
its U x rate at the same time Federal Judga Carroll C. Hindu Destroyers from U. S. Coming into Action Now. debate on the $7,000,000,000
that it sought legislative au- today fined two Hartford oil burn- British aid bill today with a
thority to increase its bonded er concern* and two of their offi- London, March 18.— (4*)— Prime Minister TVinston Chuixh- irediction that the vest e f-
indebtedness. He voiced his cer* a total of $1,099, in closing ill declared today (hat “not only German U-boats but battle 'ort it contemplates would the flrat criminal prosecution in criticism as the Senate ap- cruisers have crossed to the American side of the Atlantic jring about "the ultimate Connecticut under the wage and proved a bill authorizing W a- and succeeded in sinking British ships. At the same Um® ( ownfall” of all dictetors< hour* act. terbuiy, which has a Demo- The fine* were levied against he announced the "certain destruction jest/rday of three ie gave his Views to e crowd-
cratic administration, to is- German submarines in the continuing Battle of the Atlantic— ed and quiet chamber which
sue $2,000,000 in bonds for a (Continued On Psge ’ new water pipe line. - tive Taber (R.. N. Y .), that fought in all the annals of war.” ______/ Baldwin, a member of the Fi- The prime mihlater apoke at * .— — the effort must be successful, nance Committee, aald he did not Japs’ Envoy Pilgrims luncheon at which he in- united States government yeater- that "otherwise we are in oppoae the bill, but aald he ob- troduced John O. Wlnant. United ' jj,*t a German aubmarine waa trouble.” ject to the elmultaneous reduction State* ambaiaador to Britain who . toward the weatem At- of Waterbury’* tax rate from 32.8 promlaed the Brltlah ahlpe. pUnea j atUck ahlpa loaded with The House Appropriation* Com- mittee sent the legislation to th* to 31 mill* and Irtcreaae of iU To See Reds and gun* “with the utmoat a p *^ United Statea-manufactured aup- bonded indebtedneas. in the greatest volume and with floor with an admonition that .tbs Same I**ue In Bridgeport all the akill” at the command of xhe prim* mlnUter eald the United State* must drive "whola- hesrtedly, enthusIsstlcaUy and ax- Baldwin contended that the At Moscow the American ^ople. ■ orm an warahlpa had aunk vea- Reference Not Cleat ■ weat a* the 42nd mertd- pediUoualy'* to become th* “*r- aame laaue w *« Involved when aenal and atorehouae" for "bel**- Bridgeport recenUy , Churchlll’a reference to aubma- ^he American aide of the rinea and battle cruiser* did not ------guered democractea” — thority to refund bond* while it Matsuoka to Pause on Five neraon* were killed and 114 Injuted In the wreck of this Cleveland-PIttaburgh passenger train Otherwlae. the committee aald, nropoaed at the aame Umo to re- make clear whethei he waa refer- „VMitlaued Ou Page Eight) His Trip to Berlin for n»ar RaHpn p * which Official* of the Pennsylvania Railroad C!omuany aald wa* caused by sabotage. I ring to Information given the (Contiuueo uu rugu a the United Stales would be atamp- duceitt tax rate. Without men- Above—car* apiiled from the right-of-way. Below— the locomotive, derailed by the alleged removal o ed "a faltering welcher." ' tioning Soclaliat Mayor Jaaper Parleys Which May A f- spikes from the track. Must Kaiee Money from Tsxaa McLievy by name, Baldwin ed that another mayor then had fect Role in Axis’ Plans "How are we going to pay the been called a “political faker by 1 Family of Five Buma Expect Moves bill? 1 don’t know," aallt Wood- Senate Democrat*, To Dealh While Asleep rum. “But we will have to rala* Waterbury’* two Tokyo, March 18.—(J’) the money from th# taxpayers ef aenatora, Michael BlanafleW w d Minister Yoauke Matauoka.^ British Defeat British Bombers Sink Binghamton. N. Y., March 18. To Counteract America, i don’t know whether Edward P. Egan, defended the route to Berlin and Rome, will —(/p)—A family of five bunted this will be enough hut I *m con- pauae in Moscow two days, it waa vinced that unless we take this fiacal pollciea of Mayor Vincent to death while they slept today Scully of Waterbury. ’^ e y cc^- announced today, for talks which Italians Again ‘Enemy’ Supply Vessel in a wind-whipped fir* that de- Strike Delays action we'll find th* day coming Tendid that the Waterbury w d obaervers believed would vitally stroyed their four-room home when our own couatsii. will. hSMS. Bridgeport altuatlona were not affect Japan’s role In Axia plana A------■ fit near-»ro weather. • to meet the dictatora and have to com »m ble becauae, they aald, for a new world order. 800 Captured meet them alone.” The Clyde Matthews. theirclty aought the bond* to_re Attaching ths-rMgbsst signifi- Auack Wilhelmshaven, 37, a *h ^ factory worker: his ‘Definite Action’ Seen Taber senior Republlcait mem- fund an old indebtedneaa. canceCRnco toLO theLoe announcement,miuivum;eniviiv, thesevuvw \ At Least 125 ber of the Appropriations Con%- wife, ^ m a , 81. and their chil- On Wright Field Di^ Conatructlon of the pipe line had sources expresaed the opinion R e n u ls C C o u n te r -'A tta c k s Bremen, Rotterdam, dren, Lsvanne, six: Isabel, five, mtttee, asserted that regardless of been urged before the Flnante Japan la seeking guarantees from . • «? • the "fantastic and ridiculous pro- Oldenburg; Start Fires and Kenneth, three. pute; May Name Medi- posals of HR 1778” It was tha Uw_ Committee as a Soviet_ Ruasla to safeguard ------her in 1 Qjj Positions in Eri- Hurt in Train Sheriff Earl J. Daniels said witneaae* **yin« tereats bordering Siberia before an overheated wood-burning ation Board Members. at present had only one pipe line At Both Naval Bases. (Coattaued Oa Pag* Twe) committing herself to any con Irea with Heavy Losses stove apparently caused the and that lU Induatrle* might b6 Crete acUon in partnership with Crash in Ohio hamper^ ahould anything happen T o Forces o f Fascists. London, March 18.— <4^— Are. By The Associated Press Germany and Italy. Two quick governmental movee to that line. It waa also understood the for- Royal Air Force bombers last 1 Approve* Trade School Bouda Cairo, Egypt, March 18.—(O — to counteract strike deUy* In de- eign minuter would pauae in Mos- night sank a large "enemy” | Freight Plows into Si^e In addlUon to authortatag ^ cow cm hi* return from Rome and ItalUn counter-attacks against fer.!* Induatries wer# expected supply ship off the Frisian F l a s h e s ! 32.000,000 laaue, the Berlin, and observers said bU dU- pos'itions recently captured by the Of Passenger Train Warmer Air generally ■ hy official Washing* (Lata Balletla* af th* (^ Wtm> approved a bill e m p ^ «2«S Wat- cuaaiona in the weat would be Islands in addition to attack- British In Eritrea have been re- erbury to laaue $100,000 bon< made condiUcmal upon what oc ing Wilhelmshaven, Bremen,, Carrying 700 Workers ^**Army ^*ourcea predicted t ^ t curred in Moacxiw during both of pulsed With heavy Fascist losses, FI;Ight To Save Gaeoltae a trade achool. Rotterdam and Oldenburg, Moving East the War Department would t ^ e Both bill* were aped to the hU atop-overa there. British general headquarter* de- To Site of New Arsenal a “daAnlt# acUon” in connecUon Nm.Jew Orleaas, March lS.-i-— House under auapenalon of the Neutral circles suggested ce the A ir Ministry announced Til* ■aeead Mg fire la tM* clared today. with a Juriadtctlonal rtrik* w l ^ ' rule*, but that du mber «lelayed mentlng of relaUons with the The BrltUh aald the Italians left tonight. Windham, O., March iS.—IT)— lulled work on t $6,900,000 wtlhla a week today awept tl To Oust Cold the mala # • * * #* the 5L- - v. «Uoli on them Soviet wa* no less Important from over 800 prisoner* |n their hands. “Numerous exploslona and fires A freight train plowed Into the elde Army Air Corpa P«>* motion of Rep. C. the Japanese point of view than . (This, presumably, was at , were observed in dock and Indus- Gulf Refialag Campany la adjan- of a nine-car Erie passenger train gram at Wright Field. OWo. (R-Hamden). Finance Committee the solution of the conflict with (jheren, m'ountain stronghold bar- trial areas" of the German ports In a broader move affecting th# tag Jeffersea pariah (cennty)* Amoaat ef damage waa ao* Imme- ch a ^ M .^ ^ ^ .uapended It* r u ^ China, which now la .taking so ring the Britlah way toward As- I of Wilhelmshaven ' and Bremen, carrying 700 conatructlon workers T oll o f at Least 78 in enUre defense producUon pro- much of Japan’s enerrry and re- mara. the capital of Eritrea, and both naval baaes, the communique to the government’s $19,000,000 diately determtoed. Dnam* * f to psM a measure autooriring tte Cold Wave, Storms; gram. President Roosevelt waa « - gaeolla* aad Inbrtrattsg oU e x p ir- m aource*. Masaaua, Ita chief port. The ■aid. Ravenna arsenal today. At least pected to name an 11-member state comptroller to dyluct pay- Hint German Mediation British command said yesterday 125 of the defense workers were ed like glaat firecrackers a* fira- Large Fire la Oil Tanks. No Moderation Seen in F^cral Mediation Board to deal men foitabt the Sames to mva menU for hoapiUl Japanese newspapers have that Important heights outside A t Rotterdam, In occupied Hol- injured. 40 seriously. aurance plan* from the pay An Erie Inveetigatbr said on* with labor disputes. SM,0M gallona of gaaeUne e to M hinted that Germany might be Cheren had been taken, land, it said, a large Are broke out East Until Tom orrorrow. A Wsr Department spokesman of AUte employe*. asked to take a hand in mediating (The Rome war bulletin also re- man waa killed. Qther men were la aearby leaks. The Galf »a ^ - urged laat week by Governor Hur- among oil storage tanks, and in a precarious efindiUon in Ave Isg Compaay plaat Is Jmt oataMs the war in China, and some quar- ported Italian counter attacka and single aircraft also attacked the Pres/ (OtaittiHiad On Pago Two) ley, waa tabled In the Houa« on tern Inclined to the belief Matau- hospitals to which - thsy were By The Associated P of the city llmlta Ofikore ex- German ports of Emden and Old- A warm air mass'moved east oka also might seek Berlin’s aid (Continued On Page Eight) . taken. preieed the belief the fire (Couttaoed Ou Pag* Two) ^ - enburg, about 25 milea northwest The commuter train, carrying started by sparks from in Ircming out the Russian prob- ward out of thq Rockies today, of Bremen. men from the Youngstown district, truck. lem. The “large enemy supply ves- bringing j-elief from Arctic cold Six Navy Men • s • Matsuoka expected by was hit as it hacked Into' the sel” was said to have been sent 24,000-scre government reserva- and storms that took at least 7g Meridea Oruggtot Bobbed these quarters to take the attitude Five Vessels down In a torp^o attack by an MerMea, March IS.— Negroes Held , that Japan la willing to cooperate tion. The giant freight -locomo- Uvea. airplane of the coastal command. tive sheared away almost half the Biting cold, howaver, chlUed the Die in Crash Ptgeoa, weU kaowa Narth W In a united spring puab against The communique-said all tba Ekiat where no moderation wad ex- 1 druggist, was held up M X*® 9**"* Britiin, provided (Jhina and Rus- Afth coach, turning It over, and In Robberies Prey of Sub Britlah planes returned from their ■mashed the fourth coach, derailing pected until tomorrow. The cold- by a yoatbfnl baadit ask lubbrt sia are eliminated from the picture overnight raiding aaaignmenta. eat place In the nation last night •bent SIOO la Ms pharmacy —otherwlae Japan la not in a ppsi- It also. Planes Collide Over Pa- but the government announced Backing Across Track Coloay *treet abe^ 11:1# adaek Two Captured Within tiem to act. .pp»r«. ..rtiwiy Anolher Merehant Ship that In air operatlona over Eng- Tha freight train was proceeding (Coattaued O* Pag* Two) cific; Bodies of Two la>t Blgbt wbra be wa* ptepart^ land today two fighters, having east oa Ita Cleveland-Youngatoa'n to cloae the cetabllehmenL Aa borne out by an article In the In Sunk by Planes------k Scout— ■pent their ammunition, were shot run.-ind the computer train was Officers Are Recavered ■ooa a* be •ecared freedeaa fra * • Five Hours of Series ing Over North Sea. down by German planes and two backing across Its track to enter closet wbeib tb* baadit bad Of BiWen Holdups. (CeattaiM Oa 'Page Twe) German bomber* were shot down th* arsenal grounds. Assert Valona Wsabington. March 18— iS* MAi^unfifnin evBwinO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY.^^CH 1%, 1941- Rejects Bid Campbell Devotes Talehts Mothers’ Club Unoccu^ that wlU Oluminat* the dark path- See §ix Possibilities Senate on a bill extending from way they are treading.” Sweet Given Lists Lecture Let Receive Grain Car freight .engineer told Win ha *1»d a 34 to 4fi hours the time In which des During* SopfUea MarahaU’a View* -From Movies To British Armored Cars clear signal." Arthur«. Qillis BCcldenU Involving pereonal In- Obituary Tha report supplied this testi- ^te Guard Cleveland launched an Uii’eauga jury or property damage over 135 mony by Gen. George C. Marshall. , ' For Surprise Gases Miss ][da Butler to Speak Washington, March 18—(O — * A Red Crooa staff In Tree Gontract By Alfred MTaB ^ An arraiwsment tor. shipment of j now Is diatrtbatlag a oqsgo tIAtt muat be reported to the Motor Funeral Riles Array chief of etiaff, on th# poael- Student Prefers to Fin- Beeenny.&ve of the injured Is Volunteer Vehicles Department. The Wll London, March 18.—(IT— Blr Here on March 24 on American grain ta unoccupied ; children’s suppUas rseatved ca 1 biUty that the United SUtea might Malcolm Campbell ha# turned hla Head N ^ed werTuken to W erw '‘‘V also provides that such reporU strip Itaslf at becesaary equipment .ish College Course Un- Prance under terms acceptable to j S. 8. .Gold Harbor, and 1# — U l; othere to Toungatown^, Raven I F u n e r a ls ‘ I Lo 4»1 Man Signk Com Break Through W idely Fail to. Dynamite Bridge talent for Qwed to the benefit of Defense. Great Britain was reported near | ing.by for th* alxmouth rtiipaMa^: muat be made by the. drivers of Mr*. Ernest Hodge Pass- in helping other nations: na and the Areenal field der Maude. Adams. tha British armored can foroea. I.oc«l Registrant Re- municipal and hoeplUI vehlclee " I think that as we now have tract to . Keep a Crew Held MiUtary and Sci- A§ Photographer* Wait at hand today. ' All Warren doctors nere called to ' im e e t Hedge es A w ay W h ile H us- The Sd-jrew-old Briton whose Thle month's meeting of the Informed sources said the __ ^y f o r m e r N « t i o i i « l hitherto exempted, among them The .funeral of. Emcat Hodge, a matter* arranged, the result will ’Blueblid” motor boats and auto- aid ae well as the Red Croae. quests-That H e Be In* police care, fire department appa- Busy for a Year. entific B elief N o New Hollywood, March 15—(JV—Pet- Manchester Mothers’ Club will be agreement probably would follow j ^ M p i o TT»# crash, at 7:0« a. m. (e. a t.), former employee of Chae Broth- band Being Buried. be to our advantage. Our own ac- mobUcs have been setting tecorda Gaudemen Pleiwed «t ratus, and ambulances. tual reaources will not bo dSmin- Fort Oglethorpe, Gh., March er Pan—toe real one— who pro- Itoene lines; Sufficient French ------occurred within the government eluded in Quota. ers, waa held thla afternoon at 3 for SO years, haa designed a new held on Wednesday evening, j v' v 'frozen” in tola coun- Pnasee Highway Bllle. lsi.ed untU toe Onlsbed producU Harry F . Sweet, of 38 Putnam Poison ,to Be ExpetAed; W lto newspaper and mised she would never grow old, Naming of Maxwell. reaeri-ation. at Its norlheaatern o'clock at tha W. P. Qulah funeral While members of the family is still young enough to be more type of armored car and haa turn- March 24. at the South Methodtat try, would be released to pur- : .. r-.ui. 12* Snnicel House paaspd a group of home 335 Main street. Rev. Dr, E. come o ff to* production tine and street, tree surgeou^ has 'been news reel photographers ed out a number of Invention*, one church, 'nie program committee FEjHALE comer. Construction of the plant Arthur V. CalllA of 125 “ P'' '* highway bllla, among them one of Emeat, Hodge were at the W. a>e rMdy for abipment. Increaied standing by. toe Sixth Caval- attractive than two movie makara chase the grain; It would be stow- ■ierted last fall, and late U»1s aum- E. Story of the South Methodist awarded a contract by too South- (Editor's Net*: In thle ae^ of wbteh has been accepted by toe has been able to secure as speakar 1U » Cbnan- XaUoeml Ouanl^ street, a-local Selective S e rv ic e l"'*"nalnihg' ^ the - connecting------link w be- production Yrtll ^ add t o ' our ern New Engbmd Telephmie Com- end e< three stertes for to# ry'# demolition squadron was with checkbooks. ed on two French ships now In mer worker* there are scheduled church cotiducted the aerviccs. The P, Qulah funeral home just before British Array. Mlaa Ida Butler, who was original- New York harbor; the British fttrtfcef 4Bduc«B«nt registrant, today volunteered for tween the Wilbur Croea‘ parkway •trength unUl the'time for distri- pany for the trimming of trees, cut- Aeseeintod Free* ^ art to dynamite a bridge to She stood today between them COMPLAINTS the O onaectt^ to turnout thellt at the rate of a bearers were John Carlin, Lucius 2 o’clock thia afternoon, to attend and a pretty plan they had lor * Sir Malcolm, with two other ly scheduled to speak to the club would relax their blockade to let Try Lfdia X rakbaak P u MrtH and the Boaton Poet Road In MU- bution begins. ting brush and trees over rights of HemM. Hewnrd W. Blnkeeiee "check the enemy.” In Jahuary, but was called to New Oonpouad to help rtUM* SSSSS 2 JIr<3n»rd today when tt »-aa minionfroundainion(rounds a month.momn. "I priority Induction. Hla order 'hum'- Poster, Montgomery Morris, A l- hla funeral, they received a call pretty Sioux Falla. 8. D., brunette. British speed- kings—John Cobb to* ship# through, and toe sup- The Erie aaid Its information In- ], 21*0. but he la anxious to ford aa the "Milford Parkway.” bert Todd, Joseph Callshsn and "I will go turther and say tola: way and along roads throughout tarns to poaalbUIttes ct Troops rushed across toe and George f • T. Eyaton—stored York to do work for the Red Crass pain, basdsehea. baekaeb* aso ttelr former eatecu- that Mrs. Hodge waa dying. The That 1 would be a much happier toe Hartford Division area. The devetopmento In th* field of span wlto toe enemy sup- The movie men, Preston Stur- pllea would be distributed In unoc- ALSO eaha tnaM o ----- — *“ dlcated that none of the trainmen. I the service with the next Others designated the highway Osorge Anderson, sU employees of ges. newest directorial aensaUon, hla speedy cars and boats shortly In connection with the defense pro- cupied France under supervision moDUOy ru o c iio o a l i membera of th* family were tak- man today if 1 thought be nad job Yvin keep himself and four men chemicnl wnrinre. Toiiierrow: posedly in pursuit. No explo- either on the freight or on the ^ygii«ble quota. ------between Cobalt-and_ Colchaater as Case. Brothers. The burial waa In and WlUiam Melklejohn, Para- after England went to war In Sep- gram at that time. Fortunately of the American Red Croas. ^ PUYkhem’a Ce commuter train, waa Injured. Manchcater's next two quotas. I jg „ the Henry Champion end to the home of Mrs. Hodge. reuched a point In our production employed for a yetu* and will start Flame-Throwers.) sion occurred. Again #|nd atlU she is again available, and her talk to baip traOd the East cemetery. tember, 1539. ' Expected To Ease Tenalen .dlatrata of " Warren hoeplUlf. said some of j i on March 24 and t'^o on March highway, and a highway between 150 Porter street, where she pass- development where we actually Monday. Mr. Swset was selected a g ^ toe squadron attempted Ha refused a promotion from hla will be on the aubject "National !S ;5 Sr5 M»e aew state Onart because of hla past experience and By Howard W. W n k ^ one the_ e men brouj^lit tnere by buR had ^9 arp already flUed. Conaeqoentiy |pf.^ton and Oroton aa th« Col. ed away at 2:30, just as the funer- had more capacity than we re- to set off the charge. Two preaent captalnay. Instead organis- Defense In toe American Red Such an agreement was expect- MaaweD wae at oim al aenrlcee were coming to a close quired. That would be toe moat equipment. - - J New York. March 15—<^V- hours passed and toe photog- Ctoaa.” ed to ease the tension demonstrat- of the battaMon of bnilaea to ahow for their •*- young Callla wtU Uke h»i william Ladyard highway. ing and commanding a motorcycle Expect Moves and Mr. Hodge was being buried in favorable attuatlon poaalble for The Southern New England Tel- Three major and three rhlnOr P®*‘ Native of Hartford , ed in a recent statement by Ad- perlence. * phyaical eaamlnation a week from ^ Stnaia. BibUlUes for new, surprlm pol^n raphers atlU Waited. company. OuardauMi which com* the East cemetery. us, In vlew^of present conditkma." ephone Company is planning ex- Twilight fell. The squadron Miaa Butler is a native of Hart- miral Jean Darlan. French vice local Qahrd uaita. now Brie ofncUila, who had et first, tomorrow. He will be assigned-to | House received from Its Pl- war gases are described in toe Movea lato Laborntory reported that the two trains tele- the next Mancheeter quota call for nance Committee a favorable------— re- Death waa caused by a shock Details oif proposed expenditures pansion In toe state that will cost announced the bridge would ford and ia a graduate of the Hart- premier, that convoy’s might be Fjriu iW a Dwtnc thia Ubm. a Chemical Warfare Bulletin of toe From that he moved Into the ford hospital. 9he senred overseas scoped on the same eaatbound j which haa not yei been received. port on, a bill providing that all of To-Counteract suffered by the death of her hus- had been withheld, the report said, over a half million dollars. Wl>*“ be destroyed later In toe used unless sufficient food was MMchtna eohf waa made up . In to keep "from certain foreign laboratory, and for aeveral months In the flrat World war, and ha* permitted to pas* the blockade. track, dispatched a rescue train pCallaU la Arm y a atatc Rurpluf In of #1.* band. are to be placed in cables and l^^doxen week. baa been spending long hours in Z h o M aad waa uacd during Mrs. Hodgs Is survived by a governments and toslr diligent are to be placed underground, since made many trips to Europe Gaston Henry-Haye, French —~ aBcampmenta while t^ from Kent to clear away the] The Uical Selective Service board 000.000 than be ear-marked, for n. through a widely held mlll- experimental work. viTeckage. was today notified that William Strike Delays daughter, Mrs. Arthur Puller, and agenta dstailed information which company Is buying rights or In the work of the Red Cross. She ambassador, called at the White oa aettve member of the retirement of outstandl^ , and ecienUflc belief that no "A ll my life my hobby haa been ■ucceeded the late Miss Clara D. House yeaterday to dlscuaa the Marshall Miller, ton of Mr. and state bonda. a procedure urged by two aistera, Mrs. Emil Jarvis and they should not have.” I added: for the laying of their conduits _ polaon gasea of m lllUry value "Tb* committee ventures to ex- spe^,” he aaid. "I’ve always work- Noyesi.ujra (also(BiBu Ka iiB.ivnnative uiof Connecv.uiuicv- rnatter, and Vlacount Halifax, Mre. John M. Miller, of Vernon, Governor Hurley In his budget (OonUausd Prori Page One) Mrs. John HUderbrant, all of Man- where overhead wires or cable# are are to be expected In tola wan Exercises Held ed with speedy motor boat# and formerly of this town, baa enlisted chester and another slater, Mrs. press the hope tost what might b* strung the necessary tree trim- ticuti aa Director of Nursing in Britlah ambaaaador. later visited jkHhooch the data for the nrrt message. Storiea of gasea powerful cara. Now I find myaelf abaorbed »h. rbH r-rnaa wtth 8t*t* Department. i May Hold Up In the regular ai*my. Young Miller James McGowan, of Rockville. The considered by some to be 'Interest- ming la to be taken car# of by the the American Red Cross, with A ill o ( the local uatta at the State Pavers Dlacretlonary Powers declined to reveal the nature of that a few pounds will destroy all with entirely different automotive Sir Maleohn Onmplell headquarters in Waahington. She la at present In CalUornla. He waa the steps to be taken at Wright funeral arrangements art In ing news' to toe citizens of this company. It Is for preparation of An informed British source in- Ctaard haa not yet been aet, it wm Prom the Senate Motor Vehlclee life for mllea around, toe re ^ rt At Art Gallery problems and I am pleated that ia now an honorary member of dicated hla government would ac- dealroui of leaving thin country Plaid, whtra work has been atop- charge of W. P, Qulah. country shall not becomt 'stra- thia work that Mr. Sweet has been says, may to dismissed as fantas- that ttie riret Bat. in my experiment# have proved of that organization’# National Nura- quiesce In the agreement, wlto the Projcel Funds Iin'd going to Cana'de to enlist in I pad-Mnee-eeriy thla month. A t tha tegic news’ elsewhere to toe harm engaged. . ^ . tic. speed to armored car#, he has the U Csnedlm, Air Force but j P?rt «n k j»l_ g lv b »» t h s ^ J ^ of toe very countrlea we are try- aome value.” three decades of experience behind Ing Committee, and la chairman understanding that toe supplies oonstnictton scene, however, Isaac The Hartford area extends Into The realities are nothing so ob- Roosevelt Accepts Edi- Whether Sir Malcolm'# experi- for the State of Connecticut on ing to asalat and to ourselves.” Lltclifleld county, to the state line would be distributed in such a under lelecUve Service regulstlone hide -.^odlc exsroi Pennar, New York electrical con- Woodrum Asserts vious, and are based on a re-exam- ments alao Include work on Ehig hla work. National Nursing Defenae which thla could not be granted. Conae- power* to i^ u lr e ^ r t ^ ‘| in Hartford county and takea In all Sir Malcolm was the flrat man way toat Germany would not be ,t4 V pc ps m pv Setup fo r tractou^eclared last night be had Forbids Pay To Subversive InaUon of toe reasons why scien- fice and Masterpieces land’s faat motor patrol boat* waa committee haa recently sent out a ess*^ quently he decided to enlist in the nation of certain drivert. B ^ h « of Hartford county and part of tists think no new military poison to drive a motor car more than 300 aided directly or Indirectly. rejectra a request from an un- Aid Will Cause One provlaloa written In th* bill not disclosed. Offlrtally. hla work queatlonaire to all registered In Contrast To Prevlou# Stand Handling Development l a An.y ..d »« .w.,t h„ !«.. ™ Tolland county. Th# men to be As G ift to People. mllea an hour, speeding 30133 At Least 125 1 5 - i S ' namad Army officer to discharge by the committee forbids use of gases are likely. ' la termed ” mllltorily secret" nuraea in the state for toe purpose Thla attitude was In contrast to I draft call. a crew of CIO workmen. employed vrito Mr. Sweet In this ■ Wen EstabUsbed Natural Law* miles an hour near Salt Lake of a general aurvey. **.'aa00«^ Finance* Not Ready. Attorney Herman Yules, who orda disclose accidents, convic- any of toe measure's money for work are Manchester men and he But If he should be, he might Britain’s previous sUpd. which N * Choice For Contractor End to Dictators paying the salary or wagea of a • ’^ e s e reasons are well Waahington, March 17—(IT) City. Utah. In 1935. With such a background and Hurt in Train voluntaersd for priority Induction tion*, or complaints or who may la to provide transportation for lished Uw* of nature. Although make thoae patrol boat# hard to had restricted shipments to such A P L building trades members person who . advocates, or Is a Titian’s famous Venus gazed com- (In 1535 Cobb hurtled hla Rail- training, Miaa Butler ia in con- It waa Indicated today by Town some weeks ago, is today being haV* phyalcal or mental Inflrml- them to and from Manchester each there are hundreds of thouianda of catch. Shortly before toe war supplies aa milk and vitamin con- walked out when the CIO men member of an organisation which broke out. Sir Malcolm skittered ton Red Lion along the same stant demand aa a speaker. Gen- centrates, medicines and children's Treasurer George H. Weddell that given s phyalcal examination by Uea. ^ A went to work. Peaner aald be had (Ootttinoed From Page One) day. * compounds already known to posedly In her mirror today, un- Besides the Waterbury bond advocatea, the overthrow of the j Maude Adams hla Bluebird II over the water# of same course at 369.28 miles an eral arrangements for the meet- clothing. Britain In fact had re- Crash in Ohio approval of aeveral Manchester the medical advisory board for no cb^ce but to stick with the chemists which can make disturbed by the social flurry at- ing are In charge of Mrs. Philip bills, the Senate alao approved of the land the program of aiding government of the United Stotea Lake Conlaton In England 141.74 hour.) fused to sanction the shipment of development projects, for whieh Hartford county. The county cx CIO, with whom ha had a con- relatively few are gases at ordi- Sir Malcolm’s own statements Nelson, and chairman and co- TUkaH sraicnv HiiinaS to a measure authorising Now Britain certain countries must continue. by force or violence. tending toe formal mount studio’s casUng director, miles an hour. Present patrol boaU 300 tons of oatmeal on the S. 8. -^aaclty *f t p « ^ CtoOi Trala. W PA defense hinds are sought amlning board haa considerable tract. nary temperature. her new home—the $ 1 6 ^ . ( ^ chairman of the hostess commit- niSCHAM II* APVAMCB riem rage One) to Issue $260,000 In public Im- He asserted: Even before the submarine re- wanted to sign Danna Schroyer to do posalbly half that. Indicate, however, that he may be Exmouth, which left Jersey City may be delayed for a short tim etcaaea______ahead and for thla' reason , Secretary of Labor Perkiiia and This at once rule# out most of National GaUery'of Art wlto Its working on aome entirely different tee are Mrs. Edson Bailey and "Regardless of what anyone’s ports—stIH unconfirmed— were re- Japs’ Envoy a contract. Three Decade# of Experience on a French mercy mission today. until the ncceaeary mechlnery la Attorney Yules waa not called to provement bonda Sidney Hillman, aanoctate director th* compounds. SUU fewer of $80,000,000 collection of painting phase of automotive engineering. Mr#. Clarence Elchman. M M went t » from the wreckage. attitude might have been as to ceived, only scant rumblings of But the young lady said "No. If he Is trying to give more I Darlsn’s convoy warning followed hcNEW haven rwady to handle eppllcatlona. Man- take hla examlnaUon until today. while the two houses worked on of the Office of Production Man- these substance# whose vapors are "W h y?" asked the surprised WMta^hced man la the other the embarking upon a program of opposition to the bill had been poisonous, are heairter than air. and statuary. that action. _ Hmkaa up but suffering chaster’a applications, fleet In thle ------— — the mlacellaneoua batch of prppot- agement, told reporters Mr. To See Reds Venus was toe envy of many aid to Great Britain, to my mind heard. Demdcratic leader* were They have to to heavier to to ei- Sturges. BHIe bat benlsee and cuts, went- ■tate, aaked funds for Installstlon n i ala, the special commlaalon Inqulr- Roosevelt would name the new last night when President Roose- "Because,” replied Miss Schroy- of aewer, water and W a f f x r n i i r V DOIMIr Ing Into the aUte civil service tys- there can be no question but what ready to picture toe urgent need fecUve for military purpose# m grounda of the Fort Stanton Ma- Aul Will Force te tka rHCue. ‘Hiay removed mediation tribunal today or to- velt accepted toe g a lle y er, "Pd rather finish studying with facUlUeo in the Greenwey Park ^ a i C F l f U l y roaumea lU execuUva hear- we have embarked upon that pro- for prompt action In auch a way AtMoscow the open. . • Crew of Columbus rine Veteran# hospital in toe foot- iHst two men with eever^ a r w morrow. Employers, employes and gram and that we muat furnish Thus toe poleon gasea for war masterpiece* as a gift to tne Maude Adams.” hills of the Sierra Blanca moun- and Pin* Acre* Terrace aecUons. - inxa with Lawrence Smith, former that they expected to hold the American people. She wasn t step- Teaching at College Balkan Action • s i otbert with skaU and leg frac- ths public are expected to be rep- enough aid to Great Britain to are restricted to compoundi of talna. As much as $200,000 may be in- I n c r e a s e K a p p e c l ‘SSr.U nt^reonnel director, as s opposition to only 30 or 40 votes ped on or jostled by toe throng of Remember Miss Adams when volved before these projects are resented In a 4-4-S ratio, but no permit Great Britain to ivin. Oth- (Continued From Page OncK low molecular weight; that la, 111 C C C B a r r a c k s Its lumber, adobe and U r paper hoIR booflres to ward off Uia witness. Smith was rscently dia- werd of the probable mefflberablp out of the House’s 436. 7 900 especially Invited guests who shs played the mythical Peter lEs the Flavor that Counts completed, part of the expense be- erwise, we are In trouble." Many Republicans likewise wera ■ I I - . ’' r autotances having amall construction contrasU sharpl.v mlaacd from the post, which he was forthcoming from official jammed the east wing of toe Pan? Srtie has. herself, refused to ing contributed by the developers By Jury Member HuU Adviaas Full Aid talking of quick approval, but cules. Hence, chemlats already wlto toe German#’ quarters aboard laUnbul, Turkey, March 1$— kitting the eomrouter had heid provisionally pending the sources. fluentlal newspaper Aashl, which monumenUl pink marble struc- appear In films. And now, white- AfUr with the town as sponsor. The committee acted with speed, there was no party unanimity on Know for almost a certainty every- Fort Stanton. N. M.. March 18. toe $80,000,000 luxury liner. Co- —The newspaper Ikdam asserted the^ freight______loeomoUve appointment of a permanent as- Production was slowed down by declared that after "an exchange ture, ^ of the late Andrew W. haired out still lovely, she is teach- 'Phis morning Waddell said he I after hearing Secretary HuU, in toe aubject. A private three-hour thing that can to made Into poison lumbus, which they fired Dec. 17. today the United SUtea’ promise Into an embankment, and (Ooattaned Frem Peg* Qne) alatant through civil service exam- St Isbor dispute yesterday at the of frank view* with German and Mellon, Pittsburgh financier and ing at Stephens College, Olumbla, —(jp)—The crew of the acuttled had no idea when the plans might { testimony made public today, ad- caucus of tha minority members 1939, off toe Virginia coaat. to ea- of increased aid to BriUln would 1 Its stda. Beventeen ination. huge Bethlehem Steel corporation vice "full out” aid for countries Italian leaders unfathoinably im- ^^*Moreover, It la well established, secretory of the Treasury under Mo. German liner Columbus set to be a p p r o i^ yesterday produced widespread Miss Schroyer studies there, and cape the Britlah. force Germany to act quickly in lo f Uwm splintered ssun motion of Republican Leader W il- plant at Johnstown, Pa. A CIO resisting aggression lest "would- portant results are expected to be •ays the article, that activated three presidents. work today to make a home of n Hka jselmtmws seross differences of opinion, aome legis- obtained from Japan’s future dip- is visiting here with 700 other The Germans were brought here the Balkans. liam L. Hadden. ^ steel workers organiser claimed be conquerors" get a chance to charcoal, the stuff used 1. g w "The dedication >of thla gallery renovated CCC barracka In toe “'We must now expect Germany ba n g h t - o f - w a y As th* Legislature tackled the lators urging a reduction In toe lomatic strabegy.” to a living past, and to a greater students on their annual spring from Angel laland. Sah Prandaco, Warmer Air 5,000 of 15,000 employes stayed deal with the United States "as total, others demanding that all la with one or two noiaoie mounUlna of the aeml-arid qouth- to play her trump card, as speed SALAM T An Bta ttoTisUgatee said tha work rtf a new week. Rep. Everett they hsve been dealing with Eu- Assail.Roosevelt Speeeh and more richly living futur^ tour. In the course of their travels, where they had been Intehied alnce away from work; the management available English security be post- exceptions, a->EOwerful abaortor W®St. ^ has become a matter of life and C. Wadhama (R.. Bloomfield! rope and Asia." The Japanese press was unanlr aid President Roosevelt. “ U the they \rere given a leaaon In pic- their rescue by U. 8. destroyers. Weddings Indicated that only "sevaral hun- ed. and stUl others advocating for all gases oTSw # kin^ So ture-making w lU y. Sturgea the Six thousand mllea aepwated death for her,” toe paper said. chairman of th# Houae Agriculture dred" workers were out. The union A grimly dramatic note waa mous In assailing President Rooae- iieasure of the earnestness of our toe 411 Nazis from the Fatherland Committee, told reporter# a aub- Moving East that only part of the big auin be that even If a new,'" powerful gas teacher. Turkish newspapers made no protested Installation of ballot added to the Proceedings by re- velt’s Saturday night neech. and StenUon that the freedom of the and more than a tenth toat dis- Rare Sentence commlttee considering Governor made available In cash and the of this sort Is found, toe charcoal He directed two of the glrla In mention of foreign reports toat boxes inside the mill by the Em- ports, that a Nazi U-Boat was en Aaahl said toe United SUtes was luman spirit shall go on.” tance aeparated the aallora from Hurley’s milk bill hoped to hold rest In authorizations. almost certainly will stop It. a scene from his latest picture, British troops had landed in TBA-BAO S heading straight for war.” Priceless Workp Of Art A sentence that conUlna all the Prenllce-Derby To Oust Cold ployes Representation Plan for route to Aroerlqan waters and by Clnea Supplied by Germans. ■The Lady Eve.” Then he ran off the nearest sea coast. Greece, nor did they hint at Tur- executive hearings dally through nomination of candidates for 47 this asaertlon In London by Win- Nlchl Nlchl agreed in principle He pointed out toat toe prac- letters of the alphabet, with none Mlse Merlon Frances Derby, the week to discuss Ita provielona The clues to ways to get around the same scene# from the real Their new home, presumably for key's intentions In ths tens* elt- representative posts, declaring the ston Churchill; "Not only German with toe presldenfa stand that Ucally pricelea* works of art, the duration of toe war. conslaU repeated. U: "J. Q. Plow might America’s I%iar Tea daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John with repreeentatlvea of all Inter- (Continued Prom Page One) this barrier of nature were sup- picture. uatlon. latter organisation had been held U-boats but German battle cruis- Heavy Fines small nations should be protected, given by Mr. Mellon. Samuel H. of 20 odd frame buildings on toe vex Z. D. Burk’a fancy.” M. Darby, of IS Vernon Street and ests in th* Industry. Labor and plied by toe Germans In toe World Kress and others, Included master- Tenders Usual Contract Harry Walker Prentice, son of Mr. Illegal by the Labor Board ers have crossed to the American but asked; war. One was musUrd. a gas The word went out that Mia# constimer spokesmen also will be was Whlteface Mountain, N. T.. aide of the Atlantic and have al- "How many small nations have pieces of German painters, such ana Mrs. John A. Prentice of Invited to give their views on the Pay Raise Settles Strike which burns toe skin. Schroyer waa good. Soon Melkle- with 22 degiee* below serd.' A pay raise of two cents an hour ready sunk some of our Inde- Levied on 2 been deprived of thetr righU by as Holbein and Durer, of Itolians, TalcottvlUe, were married this af- issue, he said. < however.. Is not a gas. but a Uquld john wo* hand, tendering the Although temperatures remain-; resulted In settlement of a strike pendently routed ahipa not sailing BriUln?” auch as Raphael and Botticelli, ternoon at four o'clock at the Engmgea Terkaloal Consultant ed below normal In nearly all aec- j • t ordinary temperatures. and of Frenchmen, Spaniards and usual aeven-year contract for tol- home of the biide'a parent*, in the The committee has engaged of 660 employes of The.S. S. White In convoy.” State Firms The other clue came from nau I anted youngaters. , ^ tiona from the Rocky Mountain# I Dental Manufacturing Company, The committee' waa reported to •rtisto from the low countries. "Do you mean It? " Danna aaked reaenc* of the Immediate faml- Harry PollKoff, a New York attor- eastward, relief was felt from the •eating smoke*, which warn nrt "To accept this work today on S*a. whose plant op Staten Island holds have approved the bUl unanlmous- n s m but very flne parUclea. iw ney, as a technical consultant on mountains to th# Miaalsalppl val- iv, after defeating effort! to cut (Costinned From Pag* One) Hospital Notes The ceremony was performed the bill, reliable eourcea said. government contracts for airplane ley. the total to $6,000,000,000 and $3,- im S l that It was difficult to make cratlc nation, toe chlrt | on sUrvation rations by the Ray. C. Norma Derby of PolikoS, a former assistant attor- Instruments. A F L members had girls here fy u £/uum d O f f h i e i D A m c ^ At Billing*. Mont., a rise of 34 600,000,000 and a motion to raise The Serv-Well Burner Corporation »n y Alter to keep them from pen*- continued, ” ls to assert the belief Brooklyn, N. Y „ aunt at the ney general In the atata of Penn? degrees In 24 hour* wa* reported. nought larger increases, but the I ®®®k* remaining differences were to be the fund to $10,000.000,000. and The Ameroll Burner Corpora- Admitted yeaterday: Mrs. Ollv# traUiig gas masks. of the people of this nation In a Finally she and Melklejohn com- bride, and formerly a missionary ■ylvanla who e. rtied aeveral cases The mercury climbed about 20 de- tion and George and Gabriel Gro- W lto these two facU In mtod, human spirit which now is every- worker In China. The oouple were arbitrated. Membera aald another motion Chamberlain. 37 1-2 Apel Place; promised. It she wanU to com* In Involving tha oonstitutlonallty of grees In northern Wyoming, east- bard, brother*. Thomaa Henderson, Rockville: the article say*. It 1* obrtoua toat where endangered, and which, in June, when ahe graduates, toe of- attended by John M. Derby, Jr., the Pennsylvania milk control law Striking CIO workmen at The defeated would have limited use of ern Colorado, the eastern Dakotas In addition, toe court ordered Harry Schleldge. 35 Elm atreet poimn "gasea” need to lim- many countries, where it first fer Is still open. She had to* last JU STA tmiVtO FROM THE FAGWRr! JusU around brother of the bride.- and Mias to the U. 3. Supreme court, will be Aluminum Company of America tha fund# to two years from date and northern Minnesota., of enactment of the bill, rather that restitution amounting to ap DUcharged yeaterday: Mra. it e d t o toe compounds made of found form and meaning, has been word as they parted. Marjorie Prentice, sister of th* given $25 a day and expenses as The goveminent forecaster at plant at Edgewater. N. J.. agreed rooted out and broken and de- to work In the plant today long than to June 3. 1643. proxtmately $6,000 be* made to Myrtle Walton. AndoVer: Chariea amaU molecules, or “ Well,” she remarked, "see you biidegioom. compensation, these sources re- Chicago said relief would come to gaiee at ordinary weather tem- tKe corner — enough to load 163,000 pounds of 8ee Few Votes Opposing their employe*. Sturtevant, 15 Lincoln atreet. stroyed. . ^ » I In pictures.” The occasloa was also- the ported. .more rapidly tonight and that The defendants pleaded nolo 'T o accept this work today la to aluminum needed by the U. S Speaker Rayburn told bta preaa Admitted today: Thomas Miner. twenty-fifth annlverMry of tha The House session was high- Smuch warmer weather would reach contendere to seven of 12 counts ***On'*toe contrary, such ^Ison assert toe purpose of the people of bridegToom'a parents. lighted by a bitter personal clash Navy. The 3,000 men have been conference that "It would be migh- Coventry. ^ ^ you nuyiited • the Atlantic coast by Thursday. against The -Serv-Well Corpora- Discharged today: Henry Trot- oua sutotanesa may to found any- America toat toe freedom of toe T l r t T I l l t v - , . — ---^ > between Rep. Fred Holbrook (R., The modification expected in the on strike since laat Wednesday in ty flne psychology" If the Houae human spirit and human mind r O r i l i e r I P C p U E J passed the measure practically tion chargl^ failure to pay toe ter. 158 Center atreet. where in the vast catalogue of Madison), chairman of the Educa- Elaat tomorrow, he said, will be a Tklaput* over overtime pay pro- minimum wage of 35 or SO cents which has produced the world s ^ visions of a 1539 contract. unanimously tomorrow. H# pre- Census: 74 pattenU. cheljstry. This izisuTdiice with Public ReGoi*tl8 tion Commltts*. and Rep. Edward due to changes within the cold air an hour, failure to pay time and a i m ^ hundreds of thousands of great art and all lU science—shall D l C S l U P r i S O I l D. Seger (D.. Colchester), over a Labor negotiations In the soft dieted that "there won’t be very maas. many votes against it." half for overtime tor all houri rtready-madi not be utterly destroyed.” group of blJlB affecting the' Untver- Ught local anowa fell from the coal industry remained at a stand- worked In excess of toe maximum HopM for livin g InsUtutloa Quitclaim still yesterday. Operators are The Appropriation* Ckimmlttee perha^ mUHons of others that BOLDEN-NELSON CO. By quitclaim deed recorded at ally of Connecticut, unfavorably Great lAkea region eastward to work week, and deliberate falsi- Paul Mellon, son of toe former i •_ / * » _ rcMrted by the committee. aouthem New England whUe mod- meeting In New York with repre- asked that President Rooaevelt'a can to eyntoeslxed. Im . the office of the town clerk, pro- fication of records. First Major Peeeihlllty. cabinet member. decUred toe V ‘chy. The measures, among them pro- erate to heavy anew piled up In sentatives of 450,000 ClO-.Unlted recommendations for the expendi- a n Mala Bt. Ib L M l* perty on Eldridge street haa been STATE The Jlpst major poeslbUlty of a lery was "toe reaUzaUon of a plan "The posals to eliminate all fees charg- Maine and New Hampahlre. South Mine Workers In the 8-state Ap- ture be approved with a single > Five Counts Olaatlased I formed by my father many year* 1 mer Deputy PhUl^rt conveyed by the Bavlnga Bank of palachian region who are demand- change and a rephrasing of anoth- ’p e T ^ p o iS n S i then. 1. dls^ve^ Rockvill* to Ida M. Piahbeln. ed against students who are resi- and central Texac and the Loulal- Five of the counts wef* dis- TODAY and TOMORROW S^^n a??er he-came.tollfrMh- Merce^^^^ dents of the state and for the ana coast were drenched by thun- ing $1 a day wage Increaaea. er section.' missed on recommendation of As- ^ an excepUonal compound In Ington" As a trustee, young Id el-1 ing toe last decade of theTTilrd Bin Of Bale ReWdy To Guard Buses The change would provide that Here’s a clinch that Th* she* bualnefa conducted by election instead of appointment of derstorms and shower*. alatant U. S. Attorney Valentine lo T expressed hope t h e ^ U e r y Reoubllc w ^ t ^ ! T * S v a * ^ th* unlveralty*# tniateea were kill The northern atstes. however, New York's - police commission- any defense article procured with Saco. ~ makes klaatory! toove It would become "not a static but a I a laugh, died two days ago at Maurice Dtemond at 1015 Main er, Lewis J. Valentine, announced the $7,000,000,000 thould be re- to Ana to show tleorge a | street has been sold to the. Shaer ed over the protcata of Sager, who bore the brunt of the cold wave The defendants also pleaded that chemically » P P ^ accused Holbrook of "using th* and storms of the last two days. last night that a phtbolman would retatned by a government depart- nolo contendere to two charges ^ *ktng or tw o.. .on a koo- l y t o to worked. ThU Is a ^ “1X ^7X '5^ii»ld New York "iS ig?toom in th* ride of fel- Shoe and Rubber company of .Wor- be assigned to every bus if opera- ment at the discretion of the presi- ' eymoon for. tbrea! ceater, Maas., according to a bill whip " to obtain committee dlaap- The death toll In Minnesota and that Tha Amsroll Corporation chain store owner, was the flrrijlow ’ tor* of two strike-bound bus com- dent. Instead of being disposed of tioiet like smoke, which w w w of sal* filed today at th* office of proval of them. North Dakota, center of the atorm , ^ njade shipments in Interstats com- collector to heed the ri V I ( MANCHESTER EVENTKG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. ^ S D A ^ , MARCH 18,1941 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, MARni lS. IM l four Stars in Feature at the State Urges Study |[ Mancheaier' Found Guilty Carload Lot ' B o l t o n iL In l e aping ^Mthsissippi Barge Lines Of Contract L_£2fl-£2± P o u ltry R aisers M eet M tt. Olydt MartkxU* Of Frigidaires Tealght News FboM 4$57 Preparing for Big Year . . a ^ V I "The Mikado" repeat perform- Local, C.. of C. Issuesunce by YJg.CA. players at Parker Repudiates Con- T o n igh t in E llingto n Paul Neron, tKree year old ton The la»t dam at caarkeville. Mo.. Kemp^s Get Shipment Sun»«,t Con \ • ' • \ TACX MA|?CHESTER EVENTNG HERALK MANCHESTER^ONN- TUESDAY. MARCH 18^ 1941 MAWCHE8TER EVBKIKG HERALD, MAKCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MAR^ltt 18. 1941 Communiiy*» Only iFire Trpek Al the Qpcle Today and Wedn^a^ l ^ e e l e r Se es U r g e s U n it y Stolen Second Time in 'Mot of ptoblamaUeal but poaatbty grant that b« a«»y 41*a«**®****y R o o se v e lt H a t SERIAL STORY ImpoAanaa. On the other side U T r e n d to W a r Ifa itft rfit r r ^ Ml. H « BMjr ■«* at al^ M Possihitity o f New Forms O n D e f e n se the near eartolnt'y that if this Srat Moscow, Pa., March 18—(F) —aihUxuMody leas thaa a * ta )i^ joaaa’t ha afin baeow* tba W j break la made In the European B r in g s $ 3 ^ 0 0 1 DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS bad .wott that nob^r*# afraid of O f Taxation Is M inim b^ff Wirt Be Glad to Have ReridMito Of to li Mato policmaa*. tiffing 9tralb food blockade It will ba immadiaU- CMVRIBNT. ISXt. vanla community hops to* case or goroo as retattoc that: ' MCA s a RVt CB. I NC. Army., Ordnance Chief PUBUliUKUBT THB any mora. . ly followed by loud and paralatant. €Y EDITH ELLINGTON Willkie Him on the missing fir* truck” doesn't get He went to New Yorii by . muo.p PRiNt^ oo, othaf Robinson Splits Bill Asserts * There’s No habit. I after s quawl at hi* bofito. M damanda from the liloovarttea that Wa^lngtoB. March 1 ^ . Speaking Tour. tt naMl) BtraM Itqms that the tax yield wwild be Lord H alifax, to Speak MAaehaMcr, Cm *. We Had Them Then, Too the hare be Igt down, for tha feed- High Treasury offlctola tald today With bou ^s «t Holly- Yaaterday: Tbe glri Toby atared down at the money, Room for Bickering. ‘“MOSCOW’S only fire ^ck w « tnOMA* rE^OOBOTt dlaappolnting. tera, la certola BeBtrtM