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^anrlf>0t^r Eoftting Averata Daily Clrodathm hr me Moatfe of Jaaaary. 184a logical that he Join the strongest A Windy D ay ...... Hopkins Carol Cochran and moat powerful organization. Piano Pupils The, Doll's Ball . . . . . , . . Martlir 9,030 Such an organisation Is strong About Town' Heard Along Main Street Emerise Petijean The Army and Novy Club a of the Aadit • and powerful through the number Across An Azure Sky .... Rungee of its membership. Give Recital of dronlatloBa |t«T. A !fn d tk wmuma. rector Nancy Walsh And on Some of Manchester*$ Side Streets, Too 'The American Legion is the The Captain's March .... Hopkins Incorporated 'Manchester—‘A City of Village Charm f at, M ary's Kplaoopal church, largest and strongest veterans' who has hsen eonflned to his home Lois Mikolcit group In the United States—pro­ l^arge Gathrriiig at St. My Doll's Lullaby ...... Hopkins fa r tbs past three weeks by tUneM, knows f'from Park street south to Forest Pete Condio, probably bably the largest such organiza­ Valerie Roberts VOL. L X V J N O . 106 (Clleaelied Advertislag on Page 18) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1946 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS L'j has recovered sufflclently to take In street. Otis street has not been more about hunting conditions I tion In the world. Through its Mary^H Farikli Hall; Jingle Jangle ...... Hopkins aart In the services tomorrow at 11 the outskirts of the town than any accepted by the town so doesn't strength of membership the Le­ . w'eloek and aaridn In the evening Complete Program Carolyn Kittle hunter, because of the type of come under the sidewalk ordi­ gion is best fitted to help the vet­ . Dvorak f nance. "Now I can shovel the I.,argo...... «t T o’dock. business he follow's. Pete has a erans of both World W ar 1 and 2. AJda ...... Verdi BINGO snow at that lot when I get good Officials Protest UNO Site Choice bread rout^ and at all hours can Next in size and power is the Vet­ Pupils of Miss Gertrude Herr­ Norma Keith Sunset Rebekah liOdge will meet and ready,” says Francis be seen driving along lonely erans of Foreign Wars organiza­ mann gave a p'iano recital la.st The Cherry T ree ...... Hqpkins Bevin Cries ‘Lie’ Monday evening at 7 Every Sat. Night At 8:30 Sharp! roads delivering his products to tion. The difference between the right in St. Mary's Parish hall, The Happy Farmer . . . . Schumann Effort to End Steel to allow for the public Military Reports are coming in to us the various farm houses. On two is that the V F W is-limited to before a large gathering of rela­ Bette Boglish W hist f«>Uowing at 8 o’^Jpck. under . V „nnnrtiin. I about a character who is roaming tives and friends. The children 4tyb direction of Noble Grend MUe these trips he hM am ^e oppori^^^ backyards lifting what food those who have seen service in any Waves of the Danube .. Ivanovlcl 21 Games Including Sweepstakes war the U. 8. has been In provid­ were all from Manchester, with the ' Lorraine Peterson arace Hatch. Prizes will be aw-ard- Ity to ob^rve the presen *■ i he can reclaim from garbage cans, exception of Carol Cochran who To Reds’ Charge sd and refreshments aened by aence of rabbiU or pheasant j seems to know the m a n - ed that service was on foreign Valse ...... Chopin soil. The Legion is open to all lives in Hartford and Valerie Rob­ Margaret Korngiebel 7 DOOR PRIZES Mrs. Minnie Klssmann and her tracks. ! su elderly fellow who is oddly at- erts of Wethersfield. Among the Row Renewed Today; The Skater's Waltz ... Waldteufel committee. Pete, who U an enthU^uc ^ who saw service In either World War 1 or World War 2 regardless participants were one pair of Maude Wilson hunter In hla own right, p iw ic is Jacket. He carries a bag sue- twins, Carol and Connie Jarvis. EACH SATURDAY NIGHT The Toung People will take over more game this year than lit any of where that service was given. Ballet Music ...... Schubert On Grieece Issue pended under his arm and he goes Harriet Mqher / the entire Sunday morning worship year during the duration of the around picking scraps of food from Both are highly respected organ­ service tomorrow at the Center war. He also gives a reason. Here izations and have proved over the Rustle of Spring ...... Sindig the pails and putting them In the Polish Dance...... Schwerenka Oongregatlonal church. The names bag. Now and then he goes along years their great help to the Bowles Called Again It la: Thelma Dowling British Foreign L o O m of those participating will be found "During the war years. says veterans of the country's wars. munching on whatever scrap he Miss Mary Edmunds, Miss Irene on the church page of today’s .-ler- the local hunter, "this territory They have both been potent forces has found. Matchet and Miss Doris McFarland sld. Six Boy Scouts will serve as was covered by more hunters than for good government. . W e don’t know just what the served as ushers during the eve­ Truman Holds Hurried­ ushers. Flowers w1H be fumlshed in any dozen years before. A t­ idea is— a man rating from garb­ W e respect the desire o f veter­ Vishinsky Challenges | TVOU? P r i m C ning. by the Quadrant. __ tracted here by war plant wages, age cans In these days of social ans to jo in , their individual His Friendliness To* | ly-Called Conference ' groups, but they can best serve Wat^rhury Brass hundreds of men from northern security and unemployment fees. DIANA'S Sunset Council, No. 45, Degree of New England, mostly hunters, .Some people who have seen the their own Interests by first join­ ward Russia; Denies! Naval Arm Today with Schwellen- Pocahontas, will Install Its 1946 came into this territory. But that man think that he is trying to ing the largest and strongest of FENDER AND Peace Is Endangered; bach and Murray; Nei­ offlcers at lU meeting Monday eve­ wasn't the worst of It. They work­ arouse sympathy. He makes fre­ the veterans organizations. PACKAGE STORE ning In the ZIpeer clubhouse. New ed In three shifts and the game quent repeat trips to the same ,BODY W O R K Navy Expressions Hint Plants Now Idle ther W ill Comment candidates will also be adopted. really had no chance to sleep. garbage cans. Whatever his pur­ That 'teen-age boy who was In­ I 3 6 V2 Center St. Tel. 3914 London, Feb. 4.— (A*)— The installation ceremony will be pose It stands to reason there Is volved in the stolen car episode SOLIMENB A FLAGG At Trend of Future After Leavinjv White in charge of Deputy Louise Wlnans Hunters were out In the woods at Open Monday Through Saturday Until 9 P. M. Foreign Secretary ^rnfst all hours and the slaughter was no need of it. N o person in these reported in yesterday's Herald INC. l " of Hartford and her staff. A social United States need be forced to proved himself a quick thinker, •84 Oeatot S t TW. S ltl Bevin of Britain cried’ "lie” Planning; May Be T « o of ‘B l, Three’ Com- \ ‘British Bridcs’ House; Price Adminis­ P time with refreshments will fol­ gi'eat. "A fte r the second year I notic­ eat garbage scraps. When the stolen car stalled at the today in the United Nations pames Shut Down as, trator to See President low. traffic light at the Center the Safe from A-Bqmhs ed few tracks across the roads or Security council to a charge young lad apotted the officer di­ ^ E C t A L : - along the aides. And then they al­ W s understand that some of the 12,000 Workers ^o Reach Gotliam; recting traffic nearby. He saw ALICE OOFBAN by Russian Foreign Vice By The Associated Press most disappeared. But now I am returned veterans who are claim­ Waahington, Feb. 4.—(A)— he was in a tpugh spot driving a (Knomi As Qaaso Alim) Commissar Andrei Vishin­ On Strike; Pay Issuel ’ beginning to see rabbiU and pheas­ ing unemployment fees are using Atomic warfare, if it ever comas, President Truman held a stolen car ana when it stalled he Seventh Dsnghter nf a Seveatb Sea SHERRY, PORT sky that British "troops in ants again. It won’t ,be long now almost any kind of an excuse to hurriedly-called conference LECLERC get out of doing work. Some of thought surely l|ie officer would Born With a VeB may find the submarine ranking Waterbury, Feb. 4.— (/P)— when local hunters will get a Greece were protecting the i Voyage Rough with Secretary of Labor them won't even hang out the question him and would notice his Readlnga Dally, tnclodlng Sniitey, AND MUSCATEL rightist forces there. with the carrier-borne airplane as Two of the "big three” com -; niNERAL HOME share of their own game." youth. 9 A. H to 9 P. M. Or By Appolat- Schwellenbach and CIO Pres­ Monday wash on the subterfuge Hot end Heavy Argument a prime Naval weapon. panics in this center of the j in Mato Street that they migtit be considered as The boy thought quickly. He meet. Ia the Sendee of the Peo* In a hot end -heavy argument 451 Women, 175 Chil- ident Philip Murray today in Marcel Donze, steward at the jumped out of the automobile and Mlaa Gertrude Herrmann pie for SO F e n r a . ______Thia likelihood ahaped up today Westchester county officials have adopted a resolution of protest againat choice of their region aa a nation’s brass industry shut employed and therefore lose the over Rueeia’a demand for the."lm - as the result of a aeries of Navy a renewed White House ef­ Phone 52(lf . Lennon Home, has one of the larg­ as he did he called out in a loud SPIRITUAL MEDIUM WINE site for UNO permanent headquarters. Here James D. Hopkins, supervisor for the town of North down today as 12,000 work-! flreii Aboard Army weekly benefit. est and most complete collectlona voice so that the policeman could Mias Herrman closed the prrtgram 169 Chorcb Street, Hartford, Oou. madiate withdrawal” of the troops expressions hinting at the trend Castle, points out the proposed site to other officials at a meeting in Armonk, N. Y. Hopkins said fort to end the steel strike The other night a veteran who with a finished rendition of Cho- Fifth on the ground that they endan­ of future planning aa well aa rtn- ers went on strike for more T ransport Argen ti n a; of World War 1 and 2 souvenirs Is married to a local tavern owner hear him—"O. K., Pop, I’ll see if Phone d - m « the move would practically bankrupt North Castle.— (N FA telephoto). deadlock. Neither Schwellen­ anywhere around. In addition to I can get some help.” Naturally pln’a Polonaise. 4 Gallon.— HAS gered International peace, Bevin ping away the aecrecy from some pay, and last minute com- Bad Stormfi on Trip was asked to get up on a chair A list of the numbers, and the eaaerted: high policies of the past war. bach nor Murray would cora-.« rifles, small arms, swords and and fix an electric light that had the police officer thought there p>any-union negotiations were ment as they emerged from tba knives of all kinds and from prac­ was a man in the car, but when players follows: "Mr. Vlahinaky says that our Fresh Salted Nuts burned out. "Oh, no," said our In the latter connection was in progress at a third concern New York, Feb. 4.—m —Storm' half hour session, which began at tically every country, he has col­ he investigated^ short time after­ The Puppy ...... Williams troops In Greece are protecting the Local Ageacy for Lazy Vet No. 1, "supposing some­ the total war philosophy of the Choice of Site where employes voted to< postpone the unusually early hours of 9:30 lected practically every division ward he found Che car empty. The Robert Taylor Refrigerated Ales and Beers right—I give the He to that." Axis by issuing an order in the Safford Shifts Prior tossed and tired, but radiant with Double-Kay Brand. one should come by and see me. a walkout for 48 hours. a, m., but the labor aecretary insignia there U. He remarked re­ lad had made his get-away. Teddy Bear ...... Williama'I RANGE OIL He spoke after Vishinsky, in a first daya after Pearl Harbor for anticipation, the flrat group of They might report me as work­ Vote to Strike Next Week said: cently that he would like to add Smart boy-t-but too smart for Alfred L’Eaperance | eO-minute statement had challeng­ ‘imreatricted air and submarine ARTHUR DRUG STORES ing and theif I'd lose my unem­ ed Bevln's friendliness toward Rus­ Brings Tnrmoil Five thousand employes of the “British brides"—English women "We came out amillng." an atom bomb to his exhibit, but his own good. Passing Ibe Church...... Hopkins warfare againat Japan.” The wis­ ployment claim." ‘ Delivery Suspicion Testimony Bridgeport Brass Company, at who marrieut two. hours. previous marriage, and aon, 15 ------8:30 P. M. makes a fine coasting place when MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 ence, White House aides announced he bought another lot from Mr. railroad crossing and the Oakland ing the peace of the world and de­ command violation of laws ternational Military tribunal today John J. Driscoll, state clo sec­ montha by the present, one, was the anow la on the ground as It has business men. was in turmoil today that OPA Administrator Chester Refreshments! Holl in the Oak Hill development. street crossing. During the day clared that if Vlahinaky really be­ Homma (Called against destroying public rec­ that German invasion forces "de­ retary, said about 8,600 Ameri­ rejoining her husband In Manhat­ Prises! been practically all winter. MANCHESTER Furnaces over its inclusion in the site rec­ Bowles would see the president at It is on Otis street which runs they came across a groundhog lieved It was, then Bevin should liberately and systematically" de­ can Brass company workers were tan Beach, Calif. The kids in the neighborhood ob­ IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION ommended for the United Natidna ords. Earlier in the day, Saf­ 3:30 this afternoon. Bowlea haa that evidently had fallen victim to A Few Still Available. not be In the Security council. stroyed world-renowned Louvain affected in (Connecticut, and 3,600 ject to Band being put on the drive AUTO BODY world capital. ford had testified that "suspicion 80 Expectant Mothers been bolding out for a $2.50 a ton one of the fa.st trains that passes Ohargoa Net True Desk General An estimated one-third of the university library in Belgium in workers at Chase Brass. Thirty of the women were ex­ and have rcaorted to throwing over those tracks dally. It had exlata’* in his mind that Gen. Increase in steel prices, while the 5Q Oak Street RACKI.IFFE OIL CO. Help the Hospital — HelF Local Industry By Continuing town of Greenwich lies in toe 42 1940. Buffalo Plant Strikebound pectant mothers. Bnowballs,/Sticks and atones at the been severed in two. So. If the "Tbie charge bee ceuaed bitter­ George C. Marshall and Admiral industry ia seeking a $6.25 boost Telephone 3979 898 Maple Avenoe — HnrtforS square miles of Oonhecticut', and Appearing as a prosecution w it­ The American Brass company Three literally risited their lives town highway workers when they weather doesn't suit you the next To Save Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! ness in the hearts at the British Harold R. Stark had so broken to compensate for a wage increase. REAL ESTATE reL Hartford 1-8191 Top Nipponese Censor Westchester, N. Y., countryside ness, the history professor who j)lant at Buffalo, N. Y.. employing to make the voyage. They were In JAM ES A . go therg to scatter sand. As a re­ few weeka just blame it on a Auto Body and people,” he said "becauoe it la not the law. Sticking To Wage Hike true." rated No. ,1 by the UNO Site In­ also is the university's general-sec­ 2,200 also W'as strikebound. advanced stages of pregnancy, W in sult the town workers avoided the groundhog that sought a cross-cut Pender Repairing Gives Views of Army "Winds Code” at Issue The president ia reported to be pey cash for yonr prop- spection committee which returned retary, said two German artillery Approximately 4,500 workers at road/rather than put up with the over the railroad tracks. Auto Painting Bevin spoke about 40 minutes. 'The question at issue was and when the Argentina encoun­ ■ticking by his proposal that the •rty — anywhere in Man- WOODS kids' attacks. "H ave I, my government and the Propaganda Section to London yesterday to report to whether cdpies of a "winds code" batteries were trained on the li­ the -Scovllle Mfg. Co., were to tered the first of several record- Simonizing brary, destroyed by the Germans 750,000 striking ate^ wrorkera be chaatcr, Bolton, Vernon or One resident In the vicinity — a British peoplq taken action In the General Assembly on the pro­ message which Safford said gave have joined the strike today, but breaking atorma, they were con­ Like Mayor LaGuardia's act In ; once before, in 1914 and rebuilt given an 18H cents an hour in­ Sooth Windsor. No delay. father — also objects to the sand­ Greece or elsewhere to endanger posed location for permanent UNO Waahington a three-day tipoff of members of Local 569 of the In­ fined to the ship’s hospital under Range and Fuel Oil changing the name of New York's Manila, Feb. 4— MPi— The prop­ with the aid of American funds, crease. CTurrent conferences ap­ ing of the road. He enjoys sliding the peace of Europe?” he asked in headquarters. The committee an­ the Japanese attack on E>ec. 7, ternational Union o t Mine, Mill •constant observation by Arm y Sixth Avenue to the Avenue of the aganda section of the Japanese while 43 planes bombed it on . the parently have to do with a decisioa with hla youngster apd even went conclusion. "On that I ask tn an­ nounced New York City as Its pri­ 1941, was received here and later and Smelter Workers (CIO ) voted I doctors and nurses. Local Moving and Americas, Tolland Turnpikera, ru­ FILMS/ mary choice for Interim headquar- morning of May 19. on how much an increase should be Howard R. Hastings to the extent of calling the town swer . . . 1 plead with you cither Arm y considered Ueut. Gen. Ma- destroyed. Sunday to postpone the strike ut The brides came from England, mors say, contemplate changing DEVELOPED AND Fired Only At Library granted manufacturers in the price Real Estate Specialist highway department and asking to absolve us or brand us as guil­ aaharu Homma more of a deal| tera./ least until Wednesday at 12:01 a. Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Mal­ Trucking the name of • their thoroughfare, Protests also came from some of Under questioniiig- by Senator "They fired systematically at of steel. that the road be not sanded. How­ PR IN TE D « Experience ty." Lucas (D., III.) of the Senate- m. Recommendation to postpone ta. They were destined for homes since pigs have been galivanting comprehensive se­ general than a field commander, a the New York State communities the library and only at the library.” Schwellenbaoh said he did not 101 Phelps Road ever, other residents there prefer a OsoU Have SeM "Nothleg More” the Scovllle strike waa made Dy in 44 different statee. 29 Pearl Street therei^. Names suggested by the 24-HOUR SERVICE! top Nipponese censor testified at affected, eapeclally the 200-year- House committee, Safford said he he said, adding that one Nazi bat­ niones 4842 or 2-1107 sanded roadway, to the coasting lection ol coikete in Vlahinaky told the council earlier rUMMSW President Reid Robin­ Office Gagman are: Porkers’ Park­ the general’s war Crimea trial to­ did not susp^t responsibility for tery scored four times and another New York led the list with 84 (C'ottttnuad ea Page Eight) Tel. 6566 facilities and they have let their de­ that "nothing worse could hove old town of North Caatle, aU of son at Sunday's meeting. Inanrance Mortgfaaes way, Hogs’" Highway and Bacon sarvicae priced to Film Deposit Box is a valuable asset in any business. day. whose 1,000 inhabitanta live in the destruction of the records rested registered seven hits. women and children. Pennaylyania sires in this respect be known. been said” than Bevin’a assertion with a group of Naval officers, as Haa 5Iad« (Hunter-Proposal Bohlefard. And further, he fumes: The witness was Teijl Ikeda. He proposed permanent site, but it Before the First World war the will receive 48, O llforn ia and 11- T h e last time the sand was ap­ meet dll needs. At Store Entrance. last Friday that propaganda from he had 'said before. Scoville, alone of the "big three" /"Since folks are today commem- That is why we point with pride to said he supervised censorship, and was in Greenwich that the storm library was one of the best in Eu­ linoia 40 each, Michigan 34, New plied the youngsters got busy and . Moscow was a danger to peace. "But you do have suspicion planta, haa. made a counter-pro­ xirating Groundhog Day, It might assignment o f Japanese corre­ struck hardest. rope, housing priceless manuscripts Jersey 31, Massachusetts 30, and covered the sand with anow. A t/ be well to designate the date when The Russian foreign vice com- spondents in the fields against Stark and Marshall?” ask­ posal to the union's demand for a Ohio and Indiana 27 each. miosar, replying to Bevin’a defense Confronted With Eviction and a large collection of books of last report the feud was atlll on/ the atrollinlf' ahoata appeared, as KEMP'S our experienced help who are re- Ikeda said Homma never in­ ed Lucas, referring to a reply Saf­ 30 per cent wage increase. The ^ cia lly, they represented in the WE CAN QUICKLY ARRANGE A o f British policivB in Greece On one aide property owners the 16th and 17th centuries. The beat we can predict is that g!l ‘Roadhog Day'.’f spected battlements or personnel ford had given Representative company has offered an immedi­ majority Britain’s middle and up­ Flashes! against Soviet attack, declared: coilfronted with the prospect of Unscrupulous abuse of diplo­ LOW COST nNANCE PLAN will be p.k. by Fourth of July. — A Non, or the Bataan area even after the O ark (D., N. C.). ate increase of 10 per cent to be­ per-middle. classes. Most of them sponsible for the quality work we "It is the opinion of the Soviet eviction from land that haa been matic prerogatives by high rank­ (lA te Bnlletbia ot the UFi W iio) > Japanese victory, "so far aa I " I have no proper basis for sus­ come effective one week after ap- took the Army transport only be­ ______t h r o u q h t h e b a n k A whole flock of new organiza­ delegation that nothing worae in their famiUes for generations ing Nazis paved the way to (Ser­ know.” picions against any individual," mon seizure of Norw'ay and Den­ cause it was the quickest means a n d a g e n t tion for veterans of World War turn out daily. May Testify Tonoorrow Safford replied. (COBtlnne Page Eight) of rejoining their husbands. 2 la cropping up and the service (Oantlaned an Fage Eight) (Oonttnaed on Page Four) mark, th^French prosecution told Surprlao Move Rejected 24 HOVR SERVICE The former commander of the "Do you want to change your the International Military tribunal 27,000 Applications Washington, Feb. 4.—WV-Tk* p l a n man la juatiflahly bewildered testimony of a while ago?” Order Philippines probably will be called today. 'The 451 aboard the Argentina House rejoeted ISO to 42 today • SAVE when he ia approached to join one Tuesday as a witness' on hla own "I would like to change my an­ Dlplonwt Among Key Figures were given passage from among or all of them. A drive ia current­ swer to Mr. Clark’s and your ques­ ■udden, anrprlae move to kill al 622; behalf, Lieut. Robert P elf of New In both countries. Prosecutor Labor Front some 27,000 applications under an labor legUlatioD pending before lt> MONEY ly on to enlist veterans o f this Seeking Cause York city, assistant defense attor- Denies Appeal tion. I have no suspicion directed M A N C H ESTE R T A X I CO. FUEL OIL Edgar Faure charged, a Nazi dip­ Arm y system of priorities based The attempt waa madediy Repre­ lost war in the Global War Vet­ Proprietoretor AfteatioaAftent Pelz said. against any individuals who can be lomat was among the key figures on hospitalized and demobilized ON AUTO FINANCING AR T BENSON named." aentative Celler (D,, N. Y.), In a erans. A Purple Hearts organiza­ To E l From One of Msuebeoter'e Old- The MANCHESTER It will be the bland, well-dressed in the usurpation of sovereignty. Every Call Split Apart American soldiers. proffered amendment to n sweep­ INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE! tion ia also being launched which cat Dealers for Reliable Service. Of Fatal Fire general’a first opportunity to an­ Of Yamashita SAYS: Can’t Understand Anavver In Demark, he said, AmbatMador They were first "screened” in an ing strike control measure by / would probably take in veterans swer to charges rue was responsible 853 MAIN ST. TEL. 5810 YOUR RADIO- Repreaentative Cooper (D.. Werner Best, who also was an SS American Army camp at Tid-/ Representative Case (IL, S. D.). who were wounded Ifi any war. for the "death march” from Ba­ WASHER—AND RANGE OIL \ Tenn.) aaid he couldn't understand leader, was aided by Danish Nazis Socialist Leaders An­ worth, southern England. The In effect, the Celler motion waa to Men who served In the Army air Three Investigations Un< taan, and for'atrocities and ne­ Supreme Court Deci­ REFRIGERATOR Metered Service! DRY CLEANERS that kind of answ-ei;. that it ap­ and secret police. investigation waa carried out by ■trike oat., the entire bilL Celler forces are being approached to glect which the prosecution claittu N E W VACUUM Are Yoor Moat Valued sion Refuses to Alter peared that if Safford had aus- In Norway, Faure went on, local nounce Withdrawal Army doctors and United States had told tbie House "this gives yon join an outfit membership in PH O NE 7254 der Way After 13 caused the death of approximate­ Home Assets. The W . G. Glenney Co. 93 WELLS STREET Nazis under Vidkun Quisling and immigration authorities. an opportunity to defeat ell this which would be based on service CLEANERS ly %7,000 Americans and Filipinos Death on Gallows (Contlnoed oa Page Bight) Reichs (Commissioner Josef . Ter- In Cliilean Strike Then they came aboard the Ar- Don’t Neglect Them! PHONE 4148 Persons Lose Lives in 1942. haaty, bad legialatlon.” After re­ with the Army Air Fori^e. Liberal Trad^la Allowanoe. boven played an important part igentina at Southampton. C A L L 8588 Pels was perturbed when a de­ jecting hla motion, the members* No doubt the various divisional Iminelfaite Deilvery! Cleveland, Feb. 4— (S>)— Investi­ Washington, Feb. 4.—(ff)—The in the suppression of Norwegian Balletin! It waa the flrat “brides’ ship” went ahead with consideration of groups will be_lonnlng-organiBa^ -----JHARBT MAHONET FOR fense witness, Jose Santos, a Ma- Treasury Balance nationality legislation suid for pro­ gations by at least three separate Supreme court refueed today to Kantiago, Chile, Feb. 4— (iP) amendments to the Case bill. tlons. The paratroopers probably EXPERT ATTENTION - ^ cedures in favor of National So­ P H O N E t^ tS M ' groups were under way today in save Japanese General Yamashita —Activities In dtlle appeared (Contlnued on Page. Six) • • • Call 5141 will be asked to organize as well (OoBtlnued oa Page Four) Washington, Feb. 4.— (/P)-'-The cialist doctrines. On Any Service Problem! the Saturday fire which took the from death on the gallows. FOR— posiUon of the Treasury Jah. 31: Forced To Issue Ultlmatom outwardly nornwl today, three Wage Negotiatlona CoUapee the tank corps men and practical­ Parts, Tubes for AU Makes 'Uvea of IS inmates o f Jennings Chief Justice Stone delivered Receipts, 1147,300,131.52; ex­ Resistance among Danes grew hours after the deadline of a Waterbury, Feb. Wage ly every other specialized branch (Good did Reliable) hall. Catholic home for the aged the Supreme court’s 6-2 decision. negotiations between CIO leader* Offiers These penditures, $153,018,511,84; bal­ to such an extent late in 1943, both scheduled general strike. of the service. All will have some Justice Jackeon, now acting as BENSO N’S f^AD/0 U SERS! in suburban Garfield Heights. ' ance, $25,426,508,434.43; customs Workers, as usual, crowded Ocean Flight and the management of the Sco- specific purix>se. If they have not Plane Sets chief U. S. proeeoutor in the Nazi vlU manufacturing oonipony ool- BOTTLED GAS FURNITURE Cuyahoga County Coroner Sam­ receipts fo r month, $42,298,162.21 (Continued., on P a gf Four) trolleys, buses and trains. Oas CAB already stated their alma. Houses • Now Avoiloble uel R. Gerber aaid.hla office would trials in Europe, had no part in' still flowed through the mains. Inpsed today, and union offtalale We, can see no criticisu o f vari­ AND RADIO CO. Mark Broken ■aid 4,500 employes would Join on Rural ICas Service BMiMiict wMi prkk conduct an investigation almllar New Record Yamaahita’a case. Justices Mur­ Light, water and telcphqne SAFE, COURTEOUS DRIVERS ous groups seeking to organize 718 MAIN STREET GLENWOOD STREET— ALEXANDER to that in the East Ohio Gas Ct>. phy and Rutledge disaented. aer*'loes were not affected. Wednesday 12,000 vorkera already and to maintain their indivldiieJ Gas Applianeea o«r opfMiiilMMit m- expioaion tn which 128 persona lost Over-Ruled on AH Points on strike in this center of the nn- OPEN ALL NIGHT designations. It la - natural to STREET— S-aad 8 Duplex. Lot IU8z their lives here In October of 1^4. The court over-ruled Yamashita Stelle Offers to Debate Santiago, Chile, Feb. 4— — Constellatioi) Hops to tion’a brass industry. An Im­ gather around me n who have Telephone-6869^ -,-' Commercial Airliner 880. Hot air heat New 8-Robm Slagle. Brick The coroner said probes also on ail points. ' Chile’s once-united labor front was passe, was reached over the Mla% aomeUiing In common. However, England in 12 Hours, aniTtNline coaatructinn. Down- would be made by the Garfield Flies West to East in Stone's 7,000 word opinion de­ split w id e. open when Socialist Mill and Smelter Workers onion, if the veteran is seeking to join, an RAYTHEON stair* las-atory. Porch. Comer CIO, demand' that the company Heights fire department and atate clared: Charges Against Bradley labor leaders announced they were organization which can be o f the Five Minutes; 2 Stops agree to grant -whatever wage la- BOLTON— lot. Fully Insulated.- Cupper fire wardens. The Cleveland fire 7 Hours, 27 Minutes “It appears that the order con­ withdrawing their support from greatest help to him however and ise Is made In the steel Indno- ILICTRONIC plumbing. Hot water heut, oil department also may help, he re-' vening toe commiaalon (o f five a general strike scheduled to be­ whenever may need advice or SPIRELLA * t-Room Slagle. Lot 80x140. burner. Automatic hot water. New York, Feb. 4.— (/P)— P.an- try ... The company offered a tra ported. New Yoric, Feb. 4— (fiV -A new generals who tried Yamashita) Newburgh, N. Y., Rel>. 4—(d’)— j Boaton ia putting on a night force gin today. assistance. It would seem only VETERANS TICNNICIANS Will decorate to salt. Communist leaders, however, Amerlcan Airways said today one per cent Increase, but balked nt CORSETIERE Death ToO Reoehea 1)| tranacontinental commercial plane waa a lawful order, that the com-: starting Feb. 11 in an effort to Newburgh, N. Y., Feb. 4—(;P)— | * ■aid the strike would be held 'as of Ita Constellation planes had aet agreeing to ponillrl a steel set-. Good Food Plus Atmosphere! F o r AppohitiaeBt Call QAK STREET— Paatta toll in toe flash fire rose record was set yesterday by a mission waa lawfully constituted, try and handle the volume of ana administration today had a work brought to them by return­ planned. a new transatlantic commercial tiement. Atfeintion! PRINCETON STREET— to IS ysstorday when John B. T W A Constellation which flew hon- that petitioner (Yamashita) waa R U TH M. A L L E N New Six-Room Slagle. Fully atop from Burbank, Calif., to La challenge from John Stelle, nation­ ing veterans." Ready To Preaerv# Order flight record of 12 hours and 48 , • • 81 Goodnla Street SEVERAL 4 AND W aten, 84, succumbed'to burns. charged with violation of the laur Meanwhile, the newly reorgan­ minutes, flying 3,400 miles fro m , Three Held In Auto Thefts . Be sure to spend an evening Y O U R * vS,. -* ^ Insulated. Copper plumbing. New 6-Room Single. Fully- Of toe seven persons rsmainihg In Guardis field in seven hours, 27 of w ar and that the coramiasion al commander of the American : Stelle, who had asked the ous­ Maachester, CL Pkoae 8-1384 6-ROOM HOUSES Insnlated. Copper planiMng. minutes and 48 aecdhSa. . Legion, to debate his charges th a t; ter of Gen. Omar Bradley aa vet­ ized government Intervened to as­ LaGuardla field to Hum, EkiglanJ, i fileriden, Feb. 4.— Agents of H ot water heat, oil burner. hospitals, the condition of only hod authority to proceed with the with two stops en route. > • ! the FBI, asserting they were proto with us soon. Enjoy really SNAPSHOTS PRICES $5,000 A N D $6,250 ^ f‘ cue now PONDED Hot water heat, on baraer. The big airliner also set a rec­ there brnm been a breakdown in erans administrator, asserted, sure the continued operation of one was regarded aa erlUcal. triiit and >ln doing so did not public aervicea. Vice Admiral V i­ The plane left LaGuardla fleUI Ing a “ large scale stolen car rack-- fine food in pleasant sur­ Antomatto hot w a^. Win AatoBHittc hot water. Interior ord for toe number of pefsons car­ V A services. I however, that “all America honors Ftnlebed A t Short Notteel by Faansd by a stroag wind swept violate any military, otatutory or cente Merino, interior mlniater," at 4:17 p. m. (e.a.t.), yesterday! e t" extending throughout the At- roundings! Soft lights and $200 Down Payment decerata to suit owner. deeomtIoBS to salt owner. toe hilltop on which, toe hall ried on a eoast-to-coMt hop—48 constitutional command.” Stelle, speaking "at a meeting J Bradley aa a great general. WtSTfRN NAHONAL "The American Legion ia happy promised full protection—by arm­ and landed at Hum at 7:40 a. m. I'lantlcsonbonnl, arrested three ELITE STUDIO itood, the blase spread quickly paaaengera and a seven-member Yamashita waa convicted by the of the Legion’s Ninth New York I your favorite tunes while And We Will Arrange INDEMNliY CO to pay him tribute." said Stelle, ed force If riecessery— to all work- (e.a.t.). ^ j Man today en chargee of «•»- ,’ija 988 H A H * BTREBT crew. American M ilitary commission in district yesterday,, asserted he you dine. u n r 0 n 11* f o !l t Otl IO f HOLLISTER STREET— New homes under con- through toe' rambling, one-atory '"but if this tribute requires cover era wishing to stay on the job, An airline spokesman said the | luting the national motor vahlcda ‘ Public Setback structure. Many of the 82 resi­ The foriner weat-to-eaat com­ Manila of condoning uncounted would . "welcome an opportunity Your G. I. Loan mercial flight mark, 11 hours and for further dlactiSslon" of his Ing up the inelllcicnciea of the and militarized carabincros and plane carried 30 passengers and theft nc^t. Raiding the Y n » l ^ patr worU for ^0 rinys New f-Boom Sbilte. Fully straction in various sec- dents were ill in bed, several were atrocities by hia invading troops W E D . EVE., FEB/6 • 8:30 55 minutes, waa set by a T W A claims. He aaid he waa backed Veterans administration and turn­ police stood by to presen'e order. n crew of 10 and averaged 308 j Clipper, a deluxe diner on the B«to Your Money Refunded If yoijf a/'uromi’ tions of town. See us for crippled and one aian was blind. in toe PhiHppinea. Special Luncheons Insulated. Copper plumbing. atratoiiner in'July, 1940. by findings of the Legion’s Re- ing a deaf ear to the complaints of Socialist Leader Bernardo miles an hovir while over water j ton Post rend here, m cooperaUw LIBERTY HALL I.4ian Is Not Approved. fompU'tf* satis/a»'!'On‘ complete details. Interiiit The enemy general waa the first H ot water heat, oil burner. Some became panicky and resist­ . Pllated By TWA President habiliUtion, Legislative and Em­ needy ex-aenrice men and women, Ibanez, general secretary.of the from Gander, Newfoundland, t o ; with Meriden j ^ l ^ , the F ill ngsaito Golway Street ed rescue efforts. Pacifif! war leader to be tried as Automatic hot water. Will decorating done to suit Jack Frye, president of Trans­ ployment- committees. it is. too costly, too dear,” Chilean Confederation of Labor, Shannon, Ireland Stops were made; took Into fu^todv Alexan»r and Dinners Daily BY APPOINTMENT a war criminal. In appealii\g to 3 PRIZES! owner. Flames Envelop Ediflos continental and. Western Alz, •Til go before any group In the See* Excclleat ,Iob b.v Bradley urged workers to remain, on the at both Gander and Shannon. ■ tl’ .*?!' “ " S '" . . Fine Quality Wine»— KNOFLA decorate to etait. I „ A Steinberg. 88. Inter was placed no-- Firemen amid they believed the Inc., who piloted the Conatellation the Supreme court he contended American Legion or before any In New York. Henry W. Geilier, job and to “ avoid provocation ' Sponsored By ONLY fire began in toe men’s quarters that the military commiaaion did which might lead to bloodahed.” PfDVioUB Rf^COra Jfttte 4 f Amm mvemmt hlA llOfllA* Liquora and Beer on yesterday’s fight, said the av­ public forum." he aaid.* " I ’d national commander of the Army The previouB record for the trip! « • • . Knights of Pythias and f a r m a n d h o m e l i s t i n g s W A N T E D ! and toon reached the gas line'in not have authority to try him. and Navy union, said Bradley bad Likewise, Roberto Perea Nunes, BROTHERS CALL 2-11(>7 3733 erage speed waa 845 to 860 miles welcome an opportunity for fur­ Was 14 hours, two minutes, j - r , ^ I , oow„ Pythian Sisters the three-yeiar-old structure. Fol­ an hour, with a maximum of 378 Stone sat'd; ther discusalon.’. . .based not on done *!an excellent Job” aa. V A Socialist and Santiago provincial tocretary of the confederation, call­ Jan. 4 by a Pan-American clipper] ^ Washington. Feb. 4.—OW —/ General Contractor of Manchester. lowing a loud explosion, flameg en­ miles an hour between Fort Wayne, "W e have considered, but find the sentiments of any one indi­ head and would succeed “ if" let HOWARD R. veloped the edifice. Infi-. and Hayeaville, Ohio. it^unnecesaary to diocuas other con- vidual, but on the facta in toe alone by politicians.” ed on workers to go to work as plane. / „ / „ „ „ Supreme court today at Jobbing and,. Admission ...... 50c. Potterton’s Survivon wkra belag eared for tohtiona (by Tamaahlta) which we In Portland, Me., Edward A . usual "b«cauae-the government haa CaUef Pilot Robert D. F o rd y c e ,, i w oflton DcpnrtaHfft.1 JARVIS REALTY CO. Altitude ranged between 15,0Q0 case. I challenge anyone to mrat reported to the airline that the |,ar BefpRie mai Bstate — laearaaee Hertgagee aft the homes a t friends or rela­ and 17,000 feet, he saidl The dlih find to be without merit. me in a debate on thia subject.” Trudell of Boston, a vice com­ amply satlafled the petitions ot our PRINCESS RESTAURANT General Repairing HASTINGS I At the Ceater 889-541 Mala St. trip, made at. an average altitude ughtly elad ledlea froM'i tives and ia varioua Catholic nurs­ Putting on Night Force mander of the organization known oraanization.'* Real Estate Specialist ti ALEXANDER STREET' pBONraAlll AND 1878 tones covered waa 2,490 miles. PetitleM Denied of 17,000 feet, waa so smooth ria u nwll- S m S n Open Tbnradsy T il •:#• ing homes. Last Friday the asms plane set He said accusations ggainat the aa AM VETS. said Stelle’a criti- The confederation held a secret "Food That’s Fit For A King” Weekdaye and Soadaye * "W e therefore conclude that the “ that I coifid have balanced a : ^ iv e r e d the-' h lA o e i« f i'J lg Call4386* Room 3,'Odd Fellows Bldg. Closed Saturdays A t .8.*80 J3aBLBge to the hail was eati- an east-west commercial record of detention of the petition for trial Veterans administration "must be ciama of Bradley were made "be- meeting,' minua its Socialist mem- J' ‘ BUILD WITH JARVIS FOR SEpUBITT! glaaa of water on my lap without' eisloa. Read Herald Ajilvs. 489 Main Street true" because "word comes that catuie Bradley wouldn’t play polt- MAIN STREET AT PEARL STREET ' Before 6 P. M. ■plUing lU" to y iOMiiwMd aa «ac8 i t a - (Oeattaaad m Page roar) iOoetleaei m Pag# Pourk 'tba Vatarans admintatratlon ia tiea with the American Lesion.” ' (CHMittniied on P a n Four) t

mi: JtSSt ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4,194« TWO r - the scrap at smelting points. Con­ man's bill, but no provision is demand that the government it­ Acts AT ONCE to relieve Donations of $1.00 and Over Will Use Japs’ struction firms will buy smelted Political Issue made for price cellinga on new and self build houses for veterans.” Rockville Local Clothing Drive metal, subject to approval by the old houaea or for aUUiority for the In his statement the Michigan a g M MONmY; Local Doctors Boost Home ministry. He w|ld tbs sale government to subaldizs the output lawmaker declared that neither the To The 1946 Polio Drive Military Steel price would cover only the ex­ of scarce building materiala with­ price nor the subsidy issue Is of. pense o f reclaiming the scrap. Chafrge Hiifled out hiking prtcea to home buyers. “ Immediate consequence because m u r e t t ^ ...... RANGE (Clothes Drive To End on Wednesday "Allowing about 30 days for Representative Wolcott of Michi­ the bottleneck In housing is not FEMME nU DUE TO Polio Drive’s Total Mr. and Mra. C. E. John- •• taM takm rsgolsitil Previously Published ... .$3, 225.11 son ...... 1.00 coal to get to varioua Industries, gan. ranking Republican on the In the field of financing, but ia COLDS More Than 2,000,000 we expect the steel program to Patman Hits Republican Xodia ■.I. Flnkbom's Vototsbls t - Mrs. M. G. Crockett .... 1.00 Miss V. S m ith ...... 2.00 committee and apiokeaman for the largely due to a ahortage of build­ pound r ' g w A F U E L Ends Saturday start meeting the essential needs ing materiala of all kinds.” •OM MOOS utsa Talissrf‘ '| on. rr»*erlk«a by •! 0»ct»r»l torney Jay Rubinow is likewise tracts for packaging for overseas Harold E. Young ...... 1.00 Pearl L. Peterson ...... 1.00 Tons to Be Converteil Drive to Change Hous* minority group, aaid in a state­ moaOilrilr psta whoa Out to hiaa . I I.4iHt Chance to Con­ Meiliral Society Conlriln contacting the members of the all during the war. J. A. Young ...... 2.00 William Moxtsr ...... 2.00 of the people soon after the first ment the subatltute was decided Blaming both the labor shortage tlonsl porfedlepe dlotasiiaaeao. It s k » j I mroMiM U letentlftcally prepared When the United NaUonal For Use of Civilians of April,” the conference was told and uncertain over continuation of roUaros soeompanyint wnUik tii OPEN 24 HOURS iitf*a Check to Fund; Manchester Bar Asaociation and tribute to Help the Mr. and Mrs. Everett Judy and Jackie Pontlllo 2.00 ing BilPs Provieions upon to "prevent the program from BonofM, fittorr fooUits —of SI___ to set at once—not only to relleea it is expected that both will have torkvillp to Continue ' Clothing Collection headquarters Moore ...... 2.00 W alter R, Schubert .... 2.00 hy Col. R. J. Ballard, economics being bogged down bMSuse of con­ the president's priority powers un­ nsniro. 'Tskon rozularbr—Ptaklmadp» . (iioh coufthlng but »l»o to loooen Oempoona hoIps^utM up rmaisnaa Hope to Reach I.ast reports to make within the next Unfortunates in All : in New York gave the local com- Mr. end Mrs. George Barbara J. Kennedy .... 1.30 Tokyo, Feb. 4.— OP)—General officer of the Eighth Army Mill Washington, Feb. 4—(4^— Rep- troversies in the pricing and sub­ der which building materials are tickling phlegm and make It aoaler to (lainpai^it Until End of channeled into low and medium i l ^ such moathly dlstmoTnak- few. days. j mittee its shipping directions they Smith ...... 2.00 Beatrice C. Blackwood .. 1.00 tary Government section. resentativs Patman (D-Tex.) con­ sidy fields. n*s Oompouad is loona trytagl MORIARTY BROTHERS roUe. S a f and mighty tgrcUvt for Parts of the World MacArthur's headquarters today cost homes, Wolcott said that by Ycar’sv^uota Tlii« Year Postmaster Olln Grant also re­ i read, ‘'Deliver t6 S A W Packing Mrs. C. Kroll ...... 1.00 Robert Chartier ...... 1.00 'He said that Japan’s coal pro­ tended today that a Republican Bays Proposal Wwlteaa BUI both old and young. Pleatant t*»ttngt This Week announced organization of a Japa­ removing the uncertainty one “On Ihf Ltvel At Center and Broad” ported the following additional' I Engineers, Manchester, (Sonn." Peter Pinto *...... 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. duction by March 1 "will be drive to strike out price control collections over the weekend - Manchester's Clothing Collection No sorting was necessary the only Troxwell ...... 2.00 nese non-profit committee for con­ brought up to 7,500,000 tons per Patman, however, said “the Re­ source of the ihortsge would be Any (Ciifatora. ^ P E R T U S S I N ^ ManrhoBter’* Polio Fund got an­ Rockville, Feb. 4— (Special) — Me Hale Fam ily and Mary and subsidy provisions from hia publican proposal weakens my bill averted. Folding Boxes, Inc., $15, G. E. for overseas distribution will end restriction being that clothing had Mr. and Mrs. S. Duncan .. 2.00 verting to civilian use more than month— enough to meet minimum MANCHESTER other aubstantial booat over the V. Holloran ...... 4:00 housing bill "makes a political ia- and makes a political issue out of Willis and Son, Inc., $10, Burton’s Due* to the fact that the Victory I to be delivered to the local con- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ted- 2,000,000 tons of steel from the requirements for essential Indus­ Bue out of homes for veterans." weekend when Dr. A. K. Diakan Wednesday, February « with a Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hewitt 1.00 homes for veterans. I f anything, $25 and $10 from the proprietor Clothing Campaign was started j cem In full truckload lots. Cloth- ford ...... 2.00 beaten nation’s armaments. tries." Patman's comment to a reporter To Orgauilze Women Workers house-to-house canvas for the ben­ Ing collated In other nearby com- R. P. Landis ...... 2.00 my bill should be stronger, not A U T O BODY reported to Chairman Walter Le- of the store. Burton Knopp. late in Rockville It will be con­ I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Tbe committee, o-ganized at a Armaments to go Into the melt­ was made In advance of a closed clorc that the Mancheater Medical efit of those who have not been I munitlei has also been shipped In- Jack and Joanne Hayford 2.00 weaker.” Tokyo, Feb. 4—(/P)— Kyodo News 50 Oak Street tinued during the .present week. Behrend ...... 2.00 recent conference of American ing poU Include 30 submarines at door session of the House Banking ABBOciation had given $100 to the able to bring their donations of old : to Manchester for packing by the Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Sl- Mr. and Mrs. A. Osella .. 2.00 military government officers and the Kure Naval base. committed (10:30 a. m. e.s.t) to Saying he was convinced of tbe agency said toda;^ that prepara­ Teltphone 3979 drive. Donatlona of thia kind go Chairman Harry C. Dowding baa clothing to the depots established i local concern. broaki ...... 2.00 necessity for both price control tion# were under way for organiz­ Auto Body and announced that the drive will not Mrs. John E. Hedlund .. 2.10 Japanese steel makers, is charged consider his measure as well aa a a long way toward helping Man­ To Speak Before in centrally located places Guy McCormick ...... 1.00 and aubaldles,' the Texan added: ing a national lalwr union of end tintll Saturday, February 9. Mr. and Mrs. James T. with Collecting and smelting all substitute proposed by the commit­ Fender Repairtnf chester reach the amount needed throughout the town. King ...... 200 "I want private enterprise to do women factory workers. Organiz­ Artloies may be left at the Fits- Mr. and Mrs. Hat N. Sch- scrap metal and weapons into in­ Harbors in Stale tee lAlnorlty. ■ . Auto Painting to raise Its quota, or to exceed last Federation Here Winston Turklngton, chairman Exchange Cliib^s wedel ...... 10.00 Mrs. William B. L u l l ___ 1.00 gots and diverting tbe steel into The latter would grant separate the Job, but if we don’t get results ers plan to seek wage equality geraid Sales room, the Dklley there's going to be a tremendous with men workers. Sinonizing year’s total of $S,000. of the local drlvq, stated today Albert L. Dandurand .... 2.00 Mrs. A. McLaughlin .... 2.00 reconstruction channels. authority to Wilson W. Wjratt. new Sales room. Town Farm, Police that with the clothing which it is Indications now point to a poa- H. $4. Austin ...... 2.00 Francis Minor ...... 2.00 Committee Chairman T. Kom4t- Partly Paralyzed housing expediter, to carry out his slble chance of beating this figure. Headquarters or Mr. Dowdlng’a estimated will be collected Wedr Funds Increased Prof. Theodore A. Wlel of the office. P. Pogtma ...... 5.00 Mr. and Mra. Domenick su, who once represented Japanese progranv of low cost home con It can be done If those who have nesday, Manchester will be cloee 1.00 Beilis ...... 2.00 American International College in Itaaketball Tonight Margaret Kompanik .... steel interests in the United struction with reference for veter­ not sent in their contributions will to its quota of 65,000 garments. 1.00 Tellers (Manchester Trust New Haven, Feb. 4— (/Fi—Tow­ Springfield, Maas., will apeak on The first of the Recreation Ths Exchange Club’s drive for Arthur J. Holmes ...... States, said the scrap included ans regardless of whether Presi 1.00 Co.) ...... 2.00 boat traffic in New Haven, Bridge­ do so at once. International relations at the meet­ Board basketball games to . be Tile VartoiM Local Depots funds for the upkeep of band uni­ A. B. Walack ...... units of machinery, communica­ dent Truman’s war powers are ex­ HubaUntial Contribiitinna 2.00 Guilio Annulli ...... 1.00 port and New Lorfclon was partly ing of the Women’s Federation of played In the'Town Hall will take The depots located in all the forms at Manchester High reached Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wilkie tions instruments, electrical equip­ tended beyond their June 80 expi­ Temple Beth Sholom and St. 2.00 Trieste Pagan! ...... 1.00 paralyzed today aa the strike of Center church Wednesday evening place this evening starting at 6:45 club houses, fire houses, 'YMCA, $448.00 over the weekend, WilUaro Earl G. Ruddell ...... ment, ball bearings, wire rope, ration date. Bridget's church have already sent 2.00 Frank Ronea ...... 1.00 New York Local 333 of the Inter­ at eight. The meeting will be o'clock with appropriate ceremon­ and Recreation buildings, as well Kronlck reported today. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Marte tubing, electrical wiring and simi­ In thia it follows closely P a t in substantial contributions to the 2.00 Peter Urbanettl ...... 1.00 national Longshoremen’s associa­ open to Center church people and ies In which Mayor Raymond E. as at the Community building in Tbe Exchange Club will continue George Forbes ...... lar articles—which can be con­ drive and it is expected that other Dante Pagan! ...... 1.00 tion for a 80 per cent wage in­ thelf friends. Hunt and First Selectman E. Orford Village and Sollraene , A ita drivio ludeflnltely. The original Mr. and Mrs. Russell verted to civilian uae without churches will be reporting soon. Felix Pagan! ...... 1.00 crease spread into Connecticut. The program has been planned Flagg display rooms, will remain drive, conducted by the High school Clough ...... 1.00 modification. Shlndler ^111 take place. Thfse Mr. and Mrs! Albert Zanis 1.00 The only towing lines affiliated Dr, Bernard Sheridan is con­ b^ Group D of the Federation, Mrs open until the close of the drive and The Herald was for new band Mr. and Mrs. A. Ho>i'land 2.00 games have been played In the E. H off ...... 1.60 The primary aim of the pro­ with the union in this state are the tacting the members of the Man­ A. Hyatt Sutllffe, leader. Mrs. El­ Wednesday for those who can still uniforms. The present drive, con­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Priess 1.80 past at the Maple street school Miss Ruth McLagan .... 1.00 gram, which is expected to require Bridgeport Towing Co., the New CALL 2-1081 chester Dental Association and A t­ mer Weden of Group C will be bring their clothing ^o these desig­ ducted exclusively by the Ex­ Mr, and Mrs. Charles A. gymnasium, but the attendance Elizabeth White ...... 2.00 12 to 18 months, is to make avail­ Haven Towing Co., and the Mer- chairman of hospitality. Mrs. Her­ nated depots. Noonan ...... 4.00 has Increased to such an extent change Club, is for the upkeep of Paul Cervlnl...... 2.00 able for reconstruction all metal ritt-Chapman A Scott corporation For the Solution To Your bert House of Group A will con­ WIU Call for UoUilng the unlforme and Instrumenta. that Improvements were made at Mr. and Mrs. George Pat­ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Phil­ that can be reclaimed within Ja­ at New London. Anyone having no possible way The original aet figure of $2,000 2.00 duct the worship service. Group B the Town Hall. ten ...... '•...... lips and Family ...... 2.00 pan's boundaries. Other sources of Two tugs and 12 men were idle of bringing thell* contributions to 2.00 Printing FENDER AND is In charge of the refreshments The first game will be at 6:45 for the purchase of new uniforms Mr. and Mrs. T. Rollason scrap are closed to the nation's at New Haven* and Bridgeport and a depot should phone 5440, 5145 or 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. William Dil­ The committee is Mrs. George between Stolle & Gamble and the for the Manchester High School E. W. WhlUiam ...... lon ...... ’ ____ 2.00 industry. three boats with an unspecified BODY WORK Beauregard, chairman, Mrs. Frank PAC teams; at 7:45 with Elling­ 5223 at once and a truck will call Band has been reached. It la ex­ John R. Lowe ...... 1.00 Komatsu said Japan’s 6ve larg­ Problems Wednesday, February 6 and 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. George L. number of men were Idle at New Bramley, Mrs. Stanley Clulow ton and Legion teams meeting and on pected that the uniforms will be Edward Feltham ...... est steel companies would collect London. SOLIMENB A FLAGG pick It up. -..This will be the only 2.00 Graziadio ...... 2.00 Mrs. Howard Eddison, Mrs. Louis at 8:45 the (Comets and the Vet­ seen for the first time at the com­ William B. G orm an...... Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hub- collection by truck and those who 1.00 INC. Fish, Mrs. Clavin Fisher. Mrs. Rob erans will play. Earl Yost of ing spring concert o f the group. Jeanette M. Paton ..... lard ...... 5.00 Fred F. Recave •34 Center 8L TM. S1«1 ert Hawley and Mrs. Russell P it­ Manchester will referee. During phone ate asked to have their Following Is the latest report of Mrs, Agnes Johnson .... 3.qo clothing bundled and left at the Rogers Corporation .... 50.00 Printer kin. Mrs. Allan Belcher has re­ the evening a collection will Iw the Exchange Club: Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gates, Edgar H. Clark ...... 5.00 • 6 • . . as our Sealtest Flavor-of-tbe-Montb • • • curbing. signed as leader of Group B and Is taken for the Infantile Paralysis Previously acknowledged . ,$4S8.00 Michael and Allan Gates 3.20 S. M. Silversteln ...... 10.00 211 Main Street succeeded by Mrs. John Mortimer fund. Manchester is fortunate thia Howard and Audrey Wad­ Mrs, Michael F o le y ...... 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gar- with Mrs. Mark Hill as co-leader. Attendants at the game will find year in not having to sort and bun­ dell ...... •• 5 00 Donald and Russell Craw­ rity ...... 25.00 American Legion Auxiliary 6.00 GuietloitfiChild The execuUve board of the Fed many changes made at the Towm dle the clothing which has been ford ...... 1.00 Charles E. Jacobson___ 5.00 George Marklaiid eration has made tentative plans Hall. The old style chandeliers collected during the past month. Eveline June Geromlller 3.00 KIwania Club of Manches­ have been removed and new elec­ This resulted In a tremendous Job Total to date ...$448.00 Who, for several years, was em­ for a new group at Center church Mr. and Mrs. John Gorman 1.00 ter ...... 30.25 to be made up of young married tric lights installed, the exits have last year but the work has been 2.00 ployed by Miss Dorothy Slnnamon American Legion Auxil­ and young business girls. This been Improved, additional fire ex­ handled by one of the town’s new­ Thomas Ford ...... 1.00 iary ...... 5.00 ’uSth Don Willis Garage I group will be a bridge between the tinguishers added and new back­ er Industries d u ^ g the current Anthony J. D’Avanxo .. Basketball Game at East “Dependable"’ j high school groups and the Fcdera stops for basketball built. Under campaign. Truck loads of cloth­ Colin Dartes ...... 2 ^ side R e c ...... 35.95 TMs firaid RNitf tron Oi$trt$s 6f GonfMiiL the new plan the game will be f and managed the garage while I tlon. The executive board will ing have been taken to the S A W Robert E. Richardson .. 1.00 Uppir BraueMil Cdmistigi, M m ilar So t m w u . Don was In the service. Is on a I sponsor a get-together supper early played lengthwise in the hall in Packing Engineers at the old Oak­ M. B...... 1.00 $ 325.50 That word sums up the stead of crossways as In the past. short v'acatlnn In Florida and on I in March for this Junior group of land mills and this company has Mrs. James CHark ...... 4.00 his iretum he and his brother I the Women’s Federation. Meeting Tonight been doing all the sorting and Paul HlUery and Family 2.50 Total ...... $3,550.61 I service rendered here. Rising Star Lo a t l ' In Lota of 46 or 8.2 Gallon diungking, Feb. 4.—(flV—A More OnllojRS.. London, Feb. 4— Sir Mau­ 500 LOTS — 1,000 P L A N S Drive In — Write In or Ph^iie In fOR BEkUTYS rice ■ Drummond Peterson, vetpran Communist spokesman aald .today James’ Beauty Salon A Ploy hy ARNAUO tfUSSEAU ond JAMES COW We Will Buy Your Car. Over the Phone SAKE BritUh career .diplomat n w s ^ - General Marshall and tbe other CALL AT 341 BROAD ST. 7-8144 Staged by e iA KAZAN two m^mben of the committee Wa ’U Show You Actual “ Where It’s Convenient To P#rk” Ing aa ambassador to Turkey. hM Experts Say been named ambaasador to Mos­ with which negotiated the truce in Photos aiuf Plana of nuna’a dvll strife planned V to U SE D C A R PRICES W IL L DROP 50% W H E N 74 EAST CEN'TER STREET cow to aucceed Sir Archibald EDITH ATWATER • IHEOOORI NEWTOM • lOKIT HAWSOM Completed Homes Next To the Telephone Company aark Kerr, akric Kerr, now on a eave lii mid'-Fehruary on a tour NEW CARS ARE IN FULL PRODUCTION BOLAND special mission to Indoneala< wm of tbe former battle areaa. Other become ambaasador to the Umtsd truce committee memben . ere F. Johnson OIL COMPANY Gen. CJhang Chun, who thpreaent* ■BUtes this spring. Guilder — Real Estate 369 CENTER ST. -rEL. 6320 ad the central government; and CAPITOi. K40TORS, INC. By 1839 more than 700 men and nsaae eaelose payneat a»d Sen, Chou En-Lai. caiineae C o m ^ TEL. 7426 368 MAIN STREET HARTFORD Oil Burner Sales and Service women had left England-for New ■"’ •eist representatlvSi ' 1 Advertise in The Herald-'—It Pays Zealand with ahobt 400 children fiS i ' . wmI

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTERj^CONN, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4,194^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4,194« » A G i F n n p o tm I , . I Other members of the committee color photographs of organs of homes which have already donated Hoiiiina Called freshly dlsaected bodies. note "so full of falsehood and die- early as possible" but in any case not concede It,” the board said, did not agree that this was suf­ Sguad tortlon." within 30 days. “ we find that the company la en­ to the drive. Other donors Include: Choice of Site ficient ground! for excluding Mas- W m Not Try Offset Group Engineer Philip Hutchinson ...... , .»1.00 Tripile Problem Faced Slow Decodbig Doconaeat A hearing was held at Hartford gaged in commerce within the SIMONIZING I mn 1.00 aachusetta. Desk General Additional Measures Nomura declared the declaration Oct. 23 before Trial Examinpr meaning of the national labor re­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drcgcr The committee said any site se­ Prol ^8 Fires 1.00 could not be delivered earlier al­ Walter B. Wilbur on the petition lations set." Th« Body SInp Method ^ Xew wAool Plana Mr. and Mrs. D. McKee .. Brings Turmoil lected should be within 90 minutes’ To Protect Court Japs’ Envoys Vote Ordered 1.00 though It was in the Japanese of the Amalgamated Lithograph­ Be Chosen Myron M. Lee ...... (Oontinaad from Page One) Nuernberg. Feb. 4— —Brig. em­ Twelve resldelhta of the town 1.00 travel time of a big city, and bassy two and a half hour* before ers of America. In 1^‘70 .there were 70,000 p u p ^ SOLIMENE R FLAGG. Iim. M jron M. I-ec, H ...... should offer "the possibility ot GeiiP Leroy M. Watson announced Settling Steel Strike met with the Bohl5—A police Jurisdiction over the company, the fair and undemocratic.’’ ises were not required Immediate­ Administration; Infla­ ters. The grave of a son shot PRESCRIPTION The clerk read the follow ln ^^t slcki ...... On the other aide was a less vo­ ly could stay on as tennants of "Santos has taken the defense menta at strategic points in m e the arson squad today was tnvestigat- tal donations at Man­ Tokyo, Feb. 4.— (S’)—No ppose- Washington, Feb. 4.— (JP)—Xn decision said, "w e are o f the opin­ iinnmmnrr - Hie 8«Uctinen will miik« their the request of the Selectmen: "A t Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson .. 1.00 by surprise and I am going to ing a series of Sunday fires in the down over Chiba peninsula la ad­ election by secret ballot to deter­ ion that the question concerning PHARMAaST * ciferous group, among them a rep­ the UNO. It added the United big courthouse where J li Nazi tion Involved cution of the two Japanese who jacent to the house. /AVlSltMIU I M ccUon of the new Town Engln- a meeting of the Bolton Board of^ Miss Lvdia Young ...... 1.00 treat him as a hostile witness," Congress hotel, historic Michigan chester Trust Co. as of mine the collecUve bargaining representation which has arisen 4 Always On Duty! resentation of Greenwich shop­ States government should com- ^ chlcftaina are being tri » ' ■ ' ■ talked of peace In Washington Nomura and hla nearly blind 8AXATIV1 K oer tomorrow night at the meeting Selectmen called especially 'Mr. and Mrs. Aldo P e s c e ---- 1 00 keepers, who declared the choice "We aren’t looklng/for any trou­ avqnue show-place, which brought even aa Nippon’s fleet moved agent for employes of the Travel­ can best be resolved by an elec­ Otttsa. isi« ••)* •« MflfiCftD pensate any evicted person* and! Pels sadi. By Jamee Mariow 10 a. Ill today wife have returned to Tokyo from ^ o f the full board. The sub com- qtiaint a committee with proposed Mr, and Mrs. Cheater Hutch­ bestowed a high honor on the com­ the United Nations later would! Tries to Impeach Testimony ble, but to be on p ie safe side we death to one man and injuries to against Pearl H arbor'— Saburo ers Insurance Ooropany’i Offset tion by secret ballot. ARTHUR DRUG STORES is o n ...... 2.00 their residence at Enzan. ^ . ^ t t e e appointed to Investigate Inc plans for a new school fifteen munity and that the cries of oppo­ pay the U. S. government. An ! Pelz then called Jullto Guatio are increatlng okt firepower ’just 12 persons. Washington, Feb. 4—)— Presl- j Kuruau and former Ambassador department haa been ordered by “ Although the company does 8CTA2S/B0X 845 Mala Stree* TeL 5806 No n)HTie ...... 20 Xniallflcations of sla applicants, ap­ vltcd guests were present. The nents reflected aelflsh interest. area of 40 to 50 square mllca ta ^ defense investigator, in an effort in case.’ ’’ the j^fneral said "Thlnga Frank J. van Hoesen, 35. dent Truman la at one of the critl- \ $4,184.24 Ktchisaburo Nomura— la being con­ the National Labor Board, It was pears to bo unable to agree upon meeting was held on Saturday Mr. an A Mrs. qplen Tenney .. 1.00 Originally, the move to Interest have been qtilet to date and there Rochester, N. Y., paint and wall- announced today. needed for expansion over e pe­ ! to Impeach Santos’ testimony. cal cross roads of htq administra- j (N ote—Listing of donors fol­ templated, It was leai^ed today at any one of the candidates and the J H. Mitesey and family .. 2 00 paper executive, suffocated during afternoon. Jan. 19. Ample time the ITNO in this region was Initiat­ riod of 30 or more yeara and to I Guatio read this statement which are no indjt public opin­ to the palace defenses because of Many of the hotel’s 2,000 guests ORANGE HALL BINGO session of the board following the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson .. 1.00 serted. north. The movement of trains trol and inflation. include the pair in the list of war Division Of Opinion general meeting. ion on the matter. A committee to Judge Swift, supreme knights the night of Dec. 27 w M continu­ "security." The only difficulty thus were routed fronj their beds, and criminal suspects, a full statement London, Feb. 4—(JP)—Fighting The office of Superintendent of Miss Mabel and Mr*. Minnie IB ree Cloaely Linked EVERY MONDAY Dewey-Richman "On Saturday. Jan. 26. there ap­ promote the Stamford area then of the Knights of Oolumbua said ous." far reported with German civilians some fled dowm fire escapes or of. the reasons will be announced by her way through raging aeas kick­ Roads end Bridges has always Howard ...... 100 A White House spokesman, rec­ the demand for a price rise— peared In the Manchester Evening was organised. in bis Boston address to 1,500 .Saturday Pelz asked the mili­ was occasioned by scrub-women dropped out of windows to lower the international prosecutions seC' ed up by a 70-mlle-an-hour gale, a been held by a civil engineer. The Pamela McCormack .. .\...... 25 ognizing that those three things might become general and that Herald the following Open Forum Not FlghUag UNO tary commission trying Momma to forgetting their pa.sses. Jpvel roofs. ^ tion. British destroyer early today took Penny Bingo Starting At 7 :30 P. M. sub-committee, it Is understood Joseph Franceschene 1.00 people at a dinner In his honor which affect our future are closely would cave in the government's Co. Letter.’ (The clerk then read the A ll opponents were unanimous Earlier, the hotel staff Aad put Both Kuruau and the aging No' in tow the British submarine Uni­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry SheckKy 1.00 that "although tbe UNO has ban­ note that Elsenhower refused to linked, said: whole effort to prevent inflation OCULIST ’are divided on this question, some In declaring that they were not out two small blazes with hand versal, which last night radioed mentioned letter). Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Warren 1.00 ished even tbe name of God from recognise an Italian-German de­ "You can’t divorce the steel by keeping prices down. mura have Inaiated they did not Regular Bingo At 8:00 P. M. being • M t un to take care of all town 1 more fully criticise or approve the Tobias Family ...... 2.00 ciples. on by Russia,” was responsible for charges against Homma Is one In relays with hla top govermhent won’t buy as much. LENS OIIPUCATED the United States fleet. spotted the submarine's distress SlrtSeermm ^ r c S n ^ le to handle plans, The Board of Selectmen X h T F F ...... 0.00 Just what they could do to keep these conditions. that Manila was bombed after it Fire Marshal Anthony J. Mul- advisors Saturday: It's this caving in of the price PLUS SWEEPSTAKES REPAIRS MADE their properly from being swal­ Aware of Bitterness flarcA stood by the disabled craft gf all mglneerlng work done by the quote from the iw ^ d ^ Mr. and Mrs. William Minor 2.00 "Failed to Uphold Idea la" had been proclaimed open. ((X>Bt1naed from Page One) laney estimated the hotel loss at First Secretary of State Byrnes line which OPA's Bowles fears lowed up In an InteCpatlonal rone $35,000 and declared so many fires Shortly after the-Yanks arrived during the night, but was unable I town Including work of the Water oiia meeting: The Board of Scjcct- Miss Jeanette Sumner ...... 1.00 "Godless Russia baa torn the Jap Medical Suppilea Short and Treasury Secretary Vinson, and what he has been fighting they were no certain. 'They hoped, in such a abort time "looks susp:- in Japan, Kuruau said he was to take o ff tierrier crew In thq high ^ department feci that criticism Is good If Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marshall 2.00 Atlantic charter to tatters and en­ Earlier today, Maj. Gen. bers, with Communist Congress­ both former reconversion directors; against. however, that their protests might ciou.s." Chief of Detectives Walter aware of the bltternesa of the aeas. Another opinion held Is that the it is given to promote rather than Result o f a wager on the slaved millions of our fellow Cath- Shusiikc Horlguchl, head of the man Bernardo Arava presiding. then O PA Boss Bowles and the cause the General Assembly In Storms directed the police arson American people because they be­ town should secure the services of hinder.’ Criticism is invited at weather ...... 30 oUca. By one sbanielcsa appease­ Japanese Medical section, testified The only statement Issued after present reconversion director, Sny­ Berlin Residents Burned Since Wednesday the amount London to act In their faror. squad to investigate and posted lieved he and Nomura were insin­ A young engineer to do the map this meeting Just as It was at the ment after another,” he declared, that although Japanese medical the .session was that the confedera­ der; then again with Byrnes and Trying to Recover collected has reached 550.80 which Across the' New York state line tion was determined to carry out guards in the corridors of the 14- cere in the oeace negotiations in work and engineering and the ac- meeting of Jan. 18.’’ "we have failed to uphold our supplies were short they attempt­ Vinson. December; 1941. New Britain, Feb. 4—(g*)— Miss added to the previously acknowl­ in North Castle, civic, social and American Ideals. Yet we are now the strike. story hotel. , ’The conferences lasted for hours. LAST WEEK—ANNUAL SALE tual conetnicUon work should be Dlseiisslons of Meeting ed to replace deflciencea by pur­ Mildred Edelaon, 27, of Berlin waa edged sum of $200 brings the total political organizations fired a vol­ 8trlke Seen As 1*011 tleal The Congress, built during the Last Crash Victim “The American people view me THAT COUOH Following a discussion a.s to the asked, to lecognizo and ratify the chases from private Manila sources Then Mr. Truman decided that thia with grave suspicion,’’ Kuruau said. in New Britain General hospital to date of $305.80. ley of protest cables at the United Ibanez said that the strike "has 1893 Columbian Exposition, is week he would call In men'from of persona composing the building so-called ‘realism’ of the facts of and did not use captured suppilea. "It is better that I await a decision today with serious burns received, Over two hundred of the 250 Natinna Assembly In London. now aasumed a purely political known locally as the stopping outside the government to discuss SOUNDS AS IF m s international robbery ^nd un­ . Horiguchl, a defense witness, Elk Mountain, Wyo., Feb. 4 of the Allied nations before I take Berlin Fife Chief CTarl A. Focareto MacDonatd Re^Uphoistering coin letters sent out have been re­ Theme of the messages, said place of presidents. From Grover : “dlriSn^alid d " M cjln- blushing enslavement of whole character since the government the steel strike and other econom­ (J*)—A weary party of blizzard- said, when her bathrobe became ig­ ceived with generous donations. John E. Lockwood, lawyer and res­ also admitted that his Medical pronUrod to solve the country's Cleveland to Franklin D. Roose­ any part in the future affairs of DUI TO A COLD.. nations. ic affairs. battered searchers prepared today Japan." nited in some unexplained manner i h IU cT u GrlS: amount of money o;’^^ Demoerata To Meet ident of the community, was that section failed to set up sanitary' And after that Is done,” he economic and spcial problems.” He velt, they all had occupied its Take the triple problem step by to work its way up the treacher­ Sunday night. Also in the hospi­ New Post War Fabrics and Designs The Tolland County Democratic the U NO committee was "apend- facilities along the "death march" Nomura contends he did not YOU SHOULD TRY ' continued, "to guarantee the sta­ added that, although the reason for presidential suite. step;— ous, ice-encrusted side of Elk tal was her father, Meyer Edelson, Association will reconvene the ad­ Ing $100,000,000 more than was ne­ route becRu.se the military admin- know Pearl Harbor aircadv had tus quo of those subjugated pop­ the strike po longer existed. "Com­ * From 1942 to 1943 the hotel CrippUng Reconversion mountain in an effort to recover who received burns on the hands journed annual meeting at 8 p.m. cessary In order to be near New i.stratlon had its own medical de­ been, bombed when he and I^rusu FATHER J ohn's Your 2-Piece ,‘work. and William ElUott, former- would favor .I)! ulations by sending our Ameri­ munist groups Insist on carrying it was tenanted by the Arm y Atr The eteel strike, over higher wa­ the body of a soldier— last of the and arms in pulling the robe from this evening In the Warren Me­ York city’s night clubs." Ux:k- partment. ' carried Japan’s declaration of war ^ly of the State Highway Depart- the town couW ^ can boya even without the consent CTit.” Forces who used it for q radar ges, la crippling reconversion and 21 victims who were killed when to Secretary *of State Hull, who his daughter’s body. Fire damage, MEDICINE.. ' TOnt and the Sea Bees where he amount to be given ^ the state, morial in Stafford Springs. Lt. wood referred to the cost of land Living Room Suite of Congress, to rivet the fetters The labor leader earlier had is­ school. It was reopened to the will paralyze it If the strike lasts a United AirUnes transport told them he failed to understand said Focareto was confined to the held Important Jobs In Naval con- He did not feel that the townapeo- Gov. Wilbert Snow, will be the In the area. Budget Terms more firmly on those helpless and sued a atatement supporting the public last Aug. 1. long enough. Mr. Truman wants to crashed into the peak Thursday. how any nation could deliver kitchen and "alight." irSOOniltTNITNIIOM'*' Regular $5a Denim dfuctlon. 1 pl* would approve of a sharp rise speaker of the evening. A protest cable bearing neatly strike, but changed hla stand after hopeless millions, lest their patri­ Noted library end It. The hardy band o f searchers, AS LOW AS NOW $48. Appear* to Have Edge I in taxes. He was Joined in this 1.000 algnatures also was dispatch' the new cabinet wmounced it He asked the CIO and the U. S. Ladles Ot St. Maurice otic youth should ever arise to set Swiss Feel Earth Tremor lead by Ranchman Henry Cheese- Engineer Oriswold, becauae of.j opinion by many persona present. ed from Greenwich, while chvirchei would grant legal status to strik­ Steel corporation, weathervane for Regular $99 Domaake The meeting of The Ladies of themselves free so they niigbt re­ brougti, recovered three of the Successfully Used Ovei SO Yeais ' bis long connection with Cheney I The architect then showed the and World War TT veterans In Bed­ Nazis’ Target ing nitrate unions. Bern. Switzerland, Feb. 4—(J5— the industry, to settle for. a wage filacDonald strips your furni­ NOW 879. St. Maurice will be postponed until cover some of those very aame bodies late yesterday, bringing to i Brothers in the water department, group the same three plana that ford Village, N. Y., sent 'othera The present labor crisis was A sharp, brief eartli tremor awak- , increase of 1814 cents an hour. ture to the frame, and rebulldN Regular $119 Tapestry Monday Feb. 11, due to prevalent God-given natural rights for which 20 number of victims brought ‘ then owned by that company, and I were shown on Jan. 19. He de- colds and other illnesses. 8,000 Reside In Area brought about by the action, of the eicd realdenta of Bern, Biel and The (710 accepted although it completely. New filling and NOW 189. our boys were told they were (Continued from Page One) dow ^the icy mountain trail. Ms other private work done In the I acribed them fully as he had done An estimated 5.000 persons re­ government last month In dlasolv- Luzci-n 5:10 a. ra. (11:10 p. m., e. had been asking for an increase aprings are added and' the Surprised A t Party fighting." Army-trained huskies, pulling MONTHLY Better Fabrtcq Priced Pre- town, appears to have the edge|o„ jan. 19. He stated that he side in the full 42-square mile area, among workers and industrialists, ing the nitrate unions. A meeting a. t. Sunday) today but no dam­ of 25 cents an hour. heavy dog-sleds were employed in SPECIAL Oil Burners woodwork reflniahed. Guaran­ Mrs. Egbert Atwood was very He said that "ainister forces portloomtsly Low. ! In the oplAlon of eeveral of the never given a figure on coats among them Former Heavyweight i the court was told, that the Ger­ protesting the dissolution, held age was reported. Switzerland 'The U. S. Steel corporation re­ the gruesome task of removing the teed workmanship. Largo selec­ M ectm en. I as no architect could state a cost pleasantly surprised Wcduead.'iy a f­ Boxing Champion Gene Tunney, that now dominate the world are here last Monday, resulted In the has been experiencing quakes for fused, B ayin g It could grant a raise aad tion of fabrics. Evening estl- ternoon, the occasion of her seven­ feverishly hastening behind the mans were forced to issue an ulti­ frozen bodies from the wind-swept He has asked for the salary o f j,a j,ad figured the building. Magazine PublLsher Henry R. Luce matum demanding that the Danish deaths of six labor''confederation more than a week. of no more than 15 cents an hour. matea by appointment only. 1 Week Delivery ty-sixth birthday, when a group of false front of ‘anti-Fasclsm* to ice field far up the 11,000-foot NEW WRINGER ROLLS and hlX wife. Rep. Clare Boothe government place the nation un­ members In a clash with police. The strike started right there. landmark. Furnaces Out Of Town Cuatomera Given Special Attentloat her friends dropped In on her Luce (R-Conn.), and Frank Alt- foist a Communistic government The new cabinet sworn In yes­ Since be has named 18', cents bringing a large basket of many der an emergency state of siege, For Your Washing Machine A Few Still Available. ,, . ..i , , ___, schul. retired New York banker on Catholic Spain and Catholic forbidding strikes, assembly of terday, contains six new members an hour as the settlement figure, Mads of be^iful fruits and brother-tn-law of Herbert H Argentina and precipitate minori­ more than five persons and plac- —four Socialists and twro fo rm er, the president can’t very well back also cards. Those participating in ty revolutions there.’’ RUBBER SHEETING down from that. RACKUFFB OIL c67 —MacDONALD UPHOLSTERY CO. IfcM tt, inotlwr cwMHd,t« and - Iz y “P J®'" .^'’■uditor Lehman, dlrertor of the UNRRA. ing the press and radio under ex­ members of the Radical party. | u> • Maple Avmiae — Hartford dvjl engineer told the committee Everyone agre^ that ^ the surprise were; Mrs. LsFort, •Tunney aaid If It were necessary Three military leaders, whose pres-1 Wants Price Increase FAMILY GROUP 983 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD 3 PH9NE 2-4127 tta t the salary he baa asked la lura was a good thing but several Mrs. Milton Fish, Mrs. A. E. Fish, treme censorship. By the Yard. IW. Haitfora 1-8 lt l I for world peace "we'd give up our Arthur Seyss-Inquart and Julius ence In the old cabinet was p ro-; The U. S. Steel corporation, m atar *»■*" those asked by the dlscuaaed the Idea of adding it Mrs. L. P. Spencer, Mrs. Lucy land 10 times over” but added he Denies Ap|ieal Strelcher, two of the 22 defend- tested by labor groups, were re­ after the strike started, took this ^hera and he has stated that he later. It was pointed out ttat in Reid and Mrs. R. Coffin. HOSPITALIZATION We Pick Up and Deliver! thought the seleqtlon was “ a great ■or 1 • . ants, returned to the dock today tained in the new cabinet along ARTHUR DRUG STORES stand: has practically eliminated himself two yeara from the time the first Second Meeting Planned mistake." with one member of the Ponular If It Is going to grant a wage from the race fo r this reason. 1 application for funds la sent to U l 1 a ilia s lllt a , after brief Ulnessaa. 845 Main Street TeL 8809 INSURANCE Harry_^ J. Miller has announced In New York city, before the Front and two ministers without increase of 18*4 cents an hour SAFEGUARDING OVER SI.000.000.000 BELONGING TO 1.300.000 THRIFTY CONNiECTICUT PtOPLE From what can be learned to- the state a second application can that a second organization meet­ UNO committee left early yester­ party irffiliation. the government must allow it to day. It aeema likely that the board [ be made. This would mean flnan- ing for the purpoM of atarting a day for London. Its chairman. Dr. (Uontlnued from Page One) Tried to Hush Up Story incresM the price of steel more A New Family Policy WASHING MACHINE REPAIR w u carry on as In the past, with I cial sId from the state If the audi- Cub Pack will be held Friday eve­ Stoyan Gavrilovlc of Yugoslavia, More Reconversion than 86.25 a ton. Now Available *11 engineer at the head of high-1 torlum were added later and If ning, Feb. 8 in tho Quarryville said In response to questions of and his detention upon his convic­ About Experiments • ('The government’s policy to SERVICE ways and bridges and that En- ^qded at the present time the full church. Fewer parents than could newsmen that he personally had tion, subject to the prescribed re­ Nuernberg. Feb. 4—(/P)—Hein­ Detroit — More reconversion: prevent runaway prices la thfa: At Low Group Rates A. BREWER PHONE 2-0549 gineer Griswold wUl be the man cost would be paid by the taxpay- be desired were present at the W age Increases, If they mean in­ not heard of oppo.sitlon to the site view by the military authorities, rich Hlhjmler tried to bush up the Classified ad In today’s Detroit RENTAL For Men, Women Ages 18 to 60; selected for the Job. era of Bolton. meeting last Friday. Mr. Miller chosen. were lawful, and that his petition story of three yeara of murderous News under heading For Sale! La­ creases, can’t be granted without John Ratabrook then made the urges every parent of boy >in- government approval.) Children to Age 17 Incinsive. a Decision Up To Assembly for certiorari (asking the Supreme medical experiments on Jews and dies bowling ball, bag and shoes, BATTERIES Older Age Group 60-80 motion that the T-shaped plan as der twelve years - of 5gc to be O PA has checked the steel in­ "W e have made our report," he court to review action of the Phll- Catholic priests at Dachtfti by timv-' $2fi7 or trade for canary and cage. Pay* tort Public Records originally shown, containing five present. inifaJiia former sweetheart and her ROAD SERVICE dustry’s figures and says it should g e t t h e said. " It ■ la now for the General ippinea S:ipremc court in refusing SIckneaa or accident expenses y o v JR rooma be adopted. *nils was sec­ Bolton Briefs Assembly to decide what they will him a writ of habeas corpusj, and "mad doctor" husband shot to be allowed a price increase of only Q CALL $2.50 a ton. when confined In any hospital h e l p YOE! Warrantee Deeds onded by Robert McKinney and The Ladles of St. Maurice have dc.” his petition for leave to file In this death Just before American troops anywhere In the D. S. A. or ^ a N T . . The Hartford National Bank and | th^ vote was unanimous, collected the clothing for the vie Following the committee’s arriv­ court petitions for writs of habeas took the camp. Allied Investigators Latest reports from within OPA . - /-V 1 FULLER BRUSH Say it would be willing to allow a Canada. Room and board ez- Trust COh et ml, to Catherins Mlt- Everett McKinney then moved tory drive and find that they have al In London early tomorrow, It corpu.a and prohibition should be, have established. Nichols-BristoL Inc. v o ' J steel price increase up to $4 a ton penaes np to 86.00 pe{ day for chell et ml, property located on that the,flfth room located on the twenty-three cartons of assorted was announced that the report and they arc denied.” Himmler’s secret papers, discov­ 153 Center Street flret 80 days’ oonflnement—^ .0 0 ered by Allied Investigators in a . DEALER -^but no more— as a compromise Hackmatack street second floor be uaed for extra­ sizes tilled wltli good usable cloth­ would be presented to the Head­ Last Dec. 7^-on the fourth an- q Phone 4047 per day for next 80 days* eon- curricular activities when further ing and they have four baga of quarters Site rommlttee tomorrow, ntverasry of Pearl Harbor— the cave at Halleln, disclosed that Dr. gesture. Cliarles A. Clark, Jr., et ux, to Open Evening* for Your But It is reported, on extreme­ 6nemeat. Patrick J. Orakowskl, property expansion o f the plans take place, shoes. This is a fine collection re­ with the committee expected to Military commission in Manila de­ S. Rascher and hla wife, Nina PHILIP B. ALLEN u Needs. ly reliable authority, that Recon­ located on Glenwood street and In the meantime this fifth membering ^that a concerted drive present It to the UNO General As­ creed d'catli by hanging for Yama- Diehl, a former actress and one­ Ton owe It to yoor family to 81 qoodwin SL TeL 2-1254 version Director Snyder thinks It The Lincoln Corp., to Kenneth A. for all u.sed clothing was made sembly before its adjournment; ahUa. time heart Interest of the Gestapo provide this eecorlty and pro­ 'i- room be used as a classroom. 'This would be all right to give the steel aouther et ux, property located last year. Mrs. Henry ShecUley tcntativeTy'schcdulcd for Saturday. The Japanese protcated that "m y chief, were shot and death by SS tection In aa emergency aa i motion W’as seconded by Doris companies more than $4 a ton. time of need. on Devon Drive. has been assisted in the work by consciencR is clear." He was lock­ men in April. 1945, on Himmler’s D’ltalia and was passed without a So Mr. Truman has to consider A Family HoepitollxaUon I The Lincoln Corp., to Robert J. dissenting vote. Mrs. Clifford Loomis, Mrs. Vin­ ed in a Manila prison while three orders. Meeeler, property located on Deep- cent Grzesicki, Mrs. Angelo Soms, Hyde Park Area of the U. S. Army attorneys who Experimeata Detailed • this: Group Policy as low oa f.07 a Plans Deerrtbed How much SvUl U. S. Steel set­ Day for a. Family of Three: '’i wood Drive., Mrs. William Minor and Mrs. An­ Problem for Planning defended him before the commis­ 'The papers told In d e^ il of Administrator’s Deed 'The plan calls for a five-room thony Fiano. sion were flown to Washington to Rascher's experiments In reviving tle for in tbe way of a price in­ Larger'Families Slightly High­ er. The estate of Hugh McCaull to school at the present time. Four The Bolton Volunteer Firemen By Flora Lewis a rgud his appeals. unconscious frozen men with the crease to end the strike and give Viola E. Thoren, property located classrooms are located on the will meet Wednesday evening qt London, Feb. 4—(/PV—Hyde Tho three and govcnimcnt coun­ heat of nude women’s bodies; of the 18 1-2 cent wage increase: $4 Come ta and Investigqte this on Orford etreet. main floor together with a nurse’s 8 p.m. in the Firehouse. ~ Park, N. Y„ was rejected as a pre­ sel argued the unprecedented case experiments In which he subject­ a ton? More than $4? How much policy which Is desigiied for fam­ room, a principal's room, girls’ Ralph Broil has been dlschkrged ferred recommendation for UNO before the Supreme court for 5 1-2 ed Jews to high-altitude pressure more? More than $6.25? ily proteetloa as a nalt. and boys’ 'toilets and storage from the Arm y and is w ^ hla headquarters partly on the ground hours—almost twice the time al­ tests In special chambers, and of Will Demand Higher Prices Service b ’TradlMonal WKb' De! Side Drupe space. On the second floor is one family on Andover Road./He has that the area offered did not lend lotted for argument of usual cases. experiments In w’hich he injected If ateel prices go up, that n^eans classroom which is reached by two seen service in the ETO./ „ Itself to city plqnhing, according pus into the legs of Polish Catho­ the cost of eteel will Idc higher for stairways. This room has Its Homo on furlough is ’Thomae to on unofficial version of the Site lic priests In oi^er to test a "prep­ a great many industries which use The Allen own toilet facilities and cloak­ Carpenter of the Coaat/Guard. He committee’s report obtained today Service Available aration” he had "discovered." steel. They’ll be a cinch then to Realty Company rooms. When the auditorium is is visiting Mr. and /Mrs. Earle from a reliable source, •rhe papers also described vhow demand higher prices for them­ ■ITie report, scheduled to go to I bidit later these same stairways Gowdy. ' / . Rascher’s wife assisted by taking, selves. and the United Nations Assembly for To Local Shippers w'ill feed the balcony and the Mrs. Anthony Fiano and aon If U. S. Steel gets a big In­ Rocco are spending several days action tomorrow, also showed that crease, . other Industries which cloakrooms and toilets will also Soviet Delegate G. F. Saksin had The Allen Ihsnraiice be used by the occupants of the with friends in N *w York City. International air express and ^ don’t 'Use steel at all can come In asked that Massachusetts'be ruled air freight service will be avail­ . and demand higher prices, too, on Agency, Inc. balcony. out as a possible site because’ of One of the classrooms on- the able to local shippers under the LIQUORS the grounds that whaVa fair for 180 Center St^ Manchester a Boston speech which he said had U. S. Steel riiould be fair for them. first floor is planned as an activ­ recently annoimced trlauguration Tel. 5165 N^^Aiii0iem Sung shown*"hostility, to the United Na­ A t Lowest Possible Prices! - , Pretty soon the price rise—or ity or meeting room to be uspd by of combined facilities of the 1 \ tions." However, two sites In American Airlines System and the all members of the school. It will Massachusetts as well as Hyde V At Sdutli Church Railway Express Agency, Mr, ARTHUR DRUG STORES be a large room because it will Park were suggested by the com­ 845 Main 8t. TeL 8809 contain no cloakroom, and will be mittee as atternatives in case the Gray, local REA agent, stated to- day. approximately the size of the preferred 42-8quare-mlle area' on L K flF SAVINO USED PATSI Don’t fafl down on this vital Job VACATION large meeting room In the up­ A new anthem, ” Jcfcua Christ, the Nevv York-Connecticut border Under the already effective agreement Manchester as one of / WHAT ABOUT WAGES? now. Even U>cmgh fo o d fata are point-free, our country’s supply stairs of the Firehouse but will Our Strong Salvation,’’, the words was not chosen.’ ' the 23;000 express points in the Are You Earning Enough? of induairial h tt is still very low. Every bit o f used fat you have a twelve foot ceiling. Off this by Jphn H ubs, and the iquslca^ar­ Of Hyde Park, according to thle activity room will be a kitchen reporter’! Informant, the commit­ United States* will offer throug^ Are You Salesmen Selling Enough? turn in swells supply. . . helps inake more aoap .m j othu rangement by Dfb. C lq i^ c e . and IDEAL from which hot' mcaLs can be tee says: two-way service, including In the Are You Qualified To Enter ^les? vast network all citie.s bn Ameri­ peacetime p ro d u c t ’ served. When the auditorium is Helen Dickinson of Unloh’yTTieo- "The district Is apt to be rath­ VENETIAN BLINDS tasnre all theae conditions by enrolling In our February 26th. A gocxl savings account can help you carry out many of your plaoL built the activities can be moved logical Seminary, was sung "yester­ er hot In eummer. The area does can Airlines’ expanding foreign and Salea Training Group . . AND to it and the activity room will day morning at the service of herfy not lend Itself very easily to the and overseas routes, Mr. Gray The habit of saving regularly can mean a really wonderful trip ot be used as a classroom. When communion by the choir of the building of a d ty Inaemuch as said. WINDOW SHADES “ Learn To Sell Jn a Professional Way.” South Methodist church, ’The an­ Thus, Mr. Gray pointed out. this is done it will leave the room there Is only one strip of land Custom Built for Homes THE SALES DEVELOPMENT SERVICE on the second floor for a meeting them was Introduced by George G. which lends lU elf to city planning. Railway Ebepress Agency’s pick­ a vacation, paid for in advance. and Offices F. D. Childs, Jr. d . F. McKdIar room or library or both. The sec­ Ashton, minister of music, who is "The close' association Of the up and delivery service and coor­ doing graduate study at Union area with Preeldent Rooeevelt—ls dinated air and rail transporta­ 190 Tram bull Street ond floor room can be reached by WE SPECIALIZE IN Koom 464 Hartford 8; Conn. TM. 8-5858 the public without passing a sin­ Seminary in New York Qty. This greatly welcomed in certain Am**'* tion Is combined with the Interna­ anthem Is one "of the finit com­ PAINTING gle classroom on t|y first floor. lean quarters and arouses Just as tional routes of American Air­ munion hymns of the Protestant strong opposition In others." lines with simplified handling and H E A P I N G W ith the money savc(i.-ahead, The future auditorium is in line church and John Huss was one of OhJeS^ to Sw in’s Speeoh way-billing for local shippers with XV.XliiCORDING The - with, the central front entrance the great reformers of the church In objecting tor Massachusetts, an eye to Internqtionat trade. you’ll enjoy your vacation more. and will be reached by passing who gave his life at the stake In the Soviet delegate said q speech FOR PROMPT SERVICE through the hall to the auditor­ the year 1415. i made by Judge John B. Swift of CALL .MANCHESTER ium. In this case also--lt will not In the communion meditation. the State Supreme court at a Bos­ For tbe Lovelleot When you return, you’ll have be necessary to pass any • class- Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., etreesed Savings Bank ton meeting showed the Bay State PERMANENTS i S 5 3 V “+'oom -on the first floor. the importance of the observance did not have the necessary poUtl- H ow M ake only pleasant memorii^ instead Further addition of cltass- of the communion qs a wltnees of cal atmosphere for smooth func­ Yob Ever Saw BOXER Sh o r t s ... rooms Is planned for either end Christian people before the world, tioning of the United NaUons. $6.50 Up IDEAL MFG/CO. of the building. of their faith In Christ and loyalty Long HID Road of unpaid bills. of Those attending the meeting in­ to his church. Only the church BEAUTY BAR cluded Doria D’ltallA Herbert which manifests Inward strength 81 8L Joha 8 t TU. 8628 Andover, Conn. By Sue Barnett Hutchinsoq, Pearl Jewell, Mario will be taken seriously by the out­ SICKNESS Eliminate the bother of but­ Here la a: becoming all occasion Moira, Everett McKinney, Doro­ side world, said Mr. W i ^ . AND frock for the slightly larger fig­ thy Luck, John Eatabrook, Helen A t the evening hour of worshl; tons or snaps with comforta­ I f a war-delayed vacation is due M anchester ure. It features the slimming Ener, George O. Rose. Robert Mc- a kodachrome study was presen ACCIDENT ble all-elastic waistband, full graceful side drape, surplice clos- Kenney and Agnea Kreyslg. The ed, entitled " I will lift up mine cut in soft oxford cloth. for you, save for it now at your .Ing and pleasing . cap " sleeves. meeting discussed certain aspects eyes unto the hills," qnd Mr. Ward preached upon the theme, “The INSURANCE Shoulder shirring ^ves a soft of construction and the adjourn­ -RECORDS- Mutual Savings Bank. * feminine touch. B a ^ to make— ment took place at a .little after Kingdoin of God.” , 30 .4 2 your ABC Special today. midnigbL MqTeminm^hiem sheat Pattern No. 8994 comes in sizes — " "March. Of Dime*" Hospital Mils when offerlag Today we arc all tntcreated In making our cloth­ 82. 84; 88, 88. 40, 42, 44 an.l 18 mnderatoly priced elclaieas sad ing last and one way to insure long wear froth The Bolton March Of Dimes for Plope Sets' HftP PUT MORI SOAPS IN THI HORISI Any drop in your 81m 84, cap sleeves, requires 3 7-8 1948 took another’ big leap over aocldeiit laanraaee with liberal clothing is to depend on the safe and superior saving o f used fats means a further difop in the country’s fat yards o f 89-lnch fabric. the week end to pass the $300 New Record beaedt* repairing boepltanta- service givep by •iPItllS IV tH ilill IN run IV TNI SIVINSS i m $ ' IIMSIT m ilN TV M M I f CINRICTIClIf. I l l For this, pattern, send 20 cenU, mark. ’This la a remarkable rec­ ttaa. supply. Keep turning in your used fats and youH help prevent in coiaa; your luime, address, size Oavert IndiTldaals qr tually ord when ontjf recalls that the worse shortages..j,hdp put more soaps back in the stores aoooerl desired, ahd the pattern number largest contribution prevloua to (Cwrttaoed from P a ^ Om ) gtaap to naet ydar bodgnt itop (You get 4P for each pound turned in.) - MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS to Sue Burnett, ’The Manchester this year was in 1945 when Bolton at oar offloo COLUMBIA - DBCCA - VICTOR - CAHITOL Bvaalag Herald, 1180 Ave. Ameri contributed $138.60. As was previ­ 10 hours and 49 minutes, but made i L i i m eaa. New York 19, N. Y. ously acknowledged the North a stop at Kansas City. Alexander Jarvb T t e Bsw spring and summer is- schOql sent a contribution of $6.28. The fastest time for all types AGENT fiM a l JTaahion Is ready for you. POTTSRTOIT8 Bolton Center school sent 15.65 o f planes was the four hours, IS d DOVER ROAD 93 WELLS ST. Where fhere's fcif there^s so€ip STAD1I v'ld l -IPMiy to make styles—also and Birch Mountain School con­ minutes and 26 seconds of a jet- At The Center Mali Siraat PHONE 7251 OR PHONE 4118 Opea rbataday Uattl • P. M. Unaad aaturdaf At idW ? N. iJm jjU t patum for you. Price 15 tributed $4,60. These are fine con- propelled P-80 Army fighter on q For-Conpleto Oetalle Itributiqna. aa they come from tranKontinentsl flight Jan. 28. vXaep Turning in Usud Fot$—To Haip Moka Moru'Soopl

'MK: could, at the aacrlflca of relatively on the ship wera under IS months 4lanrl|eatrr of age. little distance from New York, Rally of Youth. Mothsra wera physicstiy incapa­ have found territory somewhat ble of caring for them. The few oitt more virgin In character. who were able to walk were organ­ Here Success ized by Capt. Beatrice ’ Breesc, a lu$ ‘iMn- fM^. T»« Mmutti ■ 0*r On the other hand, even those S«—Kong i nese rooming house. Kong himself Assisting Jap Cap­ TmmM OeteMr 1. IW view, the most Ideal of all poasi* mulae in the spsclal diet kitchens. ! Dan Ksr is one of the most envied sleeps on a sofa Iq the cafe. It Is bathing them and doing what they I iiigton on Wednesday the softest bed he ever knew. tain Flog Msoner - rufeiukM ■••IT ■’2*15L ble sites. Their protest really la Church on Sunday figures in Hong Kong’s younger Augi|»i Md MAllatyA *t !"• c4uld for the mothers. generation. j Kong can count up to tan and Wednesdays to Noon fwitOWM at miiclKiUt. Conn., u that It picked something too good. Red Cross Crew Busy The Connecticut Society of He is a doorboy and wears clean ' ssy such English words as "(3ood Tokohamz. Feb. 4.—Oh—Shinl- Steond CIM» M*H ______And outsiders, who have no an­ The town-wide Youth Rally Meanwhile, a Red Cross crew ; which climaxed Youth Week in I Washington, D. C.. composed of whits trousers, a crimson jacket morning, g o ^ evening, okay, and chi Motoyzahlkl UsUAsd today be SUWUfUH'IUN RATES cient rooftree of their own in­ compo.sed of Mrs. Vivien S. Harris, j and a pert.bright red cap. Diity thank you." They ware taught him zaslatad hiz former zuperlor. C art Manchester, was a decided success. of Rochester, N. Y., Barbara LJn-1 residents of the Stats of Con­ Om T*M bjr MjU ...... - f ••15 volved, will concede that nothing A capacity crowd of young people barefooted beggai* Chinese chil­ by "drunk American soldiers" (the buU) KItaro Isblda, baat an Mir M«ap by » » ...... I "S colp, of Winter Park, Fla.. Mary necticut living In the National Cap­ dren, clad in last year's gunny whom he likes very much bscauss American prleoner of war found too good for the organisation gathered In the lower auditorium Blake, of Washington, D. C.. and •ii^« Co»y ...... 5 »•”" of the Kniamicl Lutheran church ital and surrounding areas, will slacks, sigh with envy as Kong they are kind to him, although with an extra shirt during a cloth­ Currier & Ives 113.00 which must work. If decent life EUiel Lord, of Reading, Pa., distri­ hold a banquet on W e^esdsy eve­ greets each customer to the Pari­ "sometimes they say words I don’t w««t«ni •taUi «nd APO nt 7 p. m. for an informal service buted layettes, nursing bottles, ing inspection. anywhere Is to survive. of reports and group singing. ning, Feb. 6, in the Ststler hotel, sian cafe with a snappy aalute or a understand.’" Last week the prosecution In «RtfR o r medicated cotton, w’omen’s clothes Washington, at 7:30 p. m.. accord­ smart bow. These are words he is probably Mirrors th e associatediCtAT PRB^ ‘ Bob Wright of th.e Center Con­ and more than 100 other es.sentisl lablda’B war crlmsa trial intro­ gregational church, chairman of ing to a release from the offices of Kong pays no attention to the better off without. duced affidavits describing ths Th« Aaaocialda Praa* i* ’*'? A Shameful Prospect articles. the Connecticut Society received little beggar boys. He la now a Kong gets no salary, earns solne- Pictures - ^ •ntlUad to Uia uaa of the report committee, led the serv­ None-of them went to bod on the defendant as a man with a scarred 12 all nawa diapatebaa credited to it or not today. man of affairs and he rose to his times up to three American dol­ face who walked with a Ump. Ishi- to add distinction oUan^aa craditad By the time Congress gets ice, which opened with the singing first two nights of the voyage. Governor Baldwin, his Aide -and lars a week in tips. 6 8 J 0 •lap tab taeai nawa aubitahad bare. of “America the Beautiful." Fol­ On Sunday night, Jan. 2T, present eminence the hard way. da took the stand and contended through approving the British lowing the opening prayer reports a paity of 30 from this state will He is 13 years old, though his "The Americana give me most," that he did not fit the description Introductions of some of the most famous loan—if it does so approve it— screams sounded on "A" deck. A go to Washington for the affair he said gravely. "The Chinese All riKllte ol repubMcatlon of apeclal were given from the various Young woman lay there in the corridor, stuntsd little body make him look snd that ths person described was to your dressing table prints, framed in ll^ x l 6 >/g inch red, black dimatchei harem. • « •‘»® Uncle Sam will indeed have People's groups, telling of their ac­ itnd the entire Congreaslonsl group about^eight. He never had a fay hardly ever give me a cent.” iCll aarrlea oHant of N. B. A. Service rolling from tide to side and cry­ from Connecticut and their wives Motoysahiki, a subordtnaU. and maple frames. Such subjects as Camp­ claimed his pound of flesh, cut tivities during Youth Week. . Elsie ing "Im finished. I'm finished." in his life. He doesn’t want one. Uniform Furatahed Free Revives With Cold Water Ine. are planning to attend. He hardly knows what a toy is. His uniform is furnished free Solid Maple., sturdy ing Out; Chicago Fire; Husking; Ameri­ _____ The from near the heart of his ally. Demko gave the report for the Con­ Captain Reynolds ran to her side A large number of Connecticut Today Metoyaahlkl aald be had Puhllshars RaprefenUtivea; cordia Lutheran church, Phyllis and attempted to get her on her Because he speaks only a few and Kong treats it as tenderly as joined Isblda after "the bull" al­ can Farm Scene; Winter Evening, etc. One Jallus Mathews 8P< iJ^ la l Agency—New The cut will not have been made Karlin for Temple Beth Sholom. residents hold responsible jobs in words o6 English, Kong told me his a freshman with his first tuxedo. There nre over two dozen of a kind. Torn, Chicago. Oatrolt and Boston. feet. She fought him off.. It took the various'governmental agencies ready bad started the punisbmenL in terms of interest, or in require­ Ernest Johnson for Covenant-Con­ the officer and two nurses to get Exercise Series story through Herbert Wong, He is fanatically clean and scnibs and that they continue to strike different types of easel mir­ m bm b c h a u d it bu r e a u o f gregational, Jean Robinson for in Washington and they are enthu­ American soldier who worked for himself twice a day to live up to - ments for reform and reorganiza­ her to her cabin. There she became siastic over the affaire being held the prisoner with bat-like clubs rors st Watkins that offer liveable furniture URCULATluNg. ______Emanuel Lutheran and Bob Wright the telephone company in Hawaii the prestige of his uniform. until be fell down and bad to bs tion of Britain's world trsds set­ increasingly violent and was taken No. 1 regularly by this organization, before war: almost endless possibility in The Herald Pnnimg Co“ pa"f. for the Center Congregational. to a barred ward for mental pa­ He works from 8:80 a.m. to 11 revived with cold water. ------— HP Oa^lSl reapopslbllity for up. blit in terms of insult If Clarence Helsing, director of music For Sleek Arms, )Wosp Waist which is strictly a non-partisan or­ Father Killed By Japs In the kitchen stripping beans. equipping your dressing ta­ Six-cushion lofs.. .spring-filled.. .covered in s tients. She will be placed under ganization. The witness was unable to 29.75 ^5!5!?phS^TS»ra appearing In ad- there is anything discouragingly of the Emanilel Lutheran church, "When the Japanese came to From 11 to 4:30 he standi at the Identify the prisoner, whom the ble. If yours is n tiny ta­ small-figured burgundy dsmMk, 68.70. Lounge la The Manchester Eve- the care of public health author­ Stand tract, fttt «Rort. Cloip Kendt. The officers of the Connecticut clear in advance of the debate, it then led the group in a period of ities In New York. Hong Kong there waa much firing door welcoming customers. He court ( ^ ;e names as Pfc. Ken­ ble, squeezed into a small chairs to match, 29.75 Hing Herald. informal sinfdng. • ro>»t ormt tlowly tvtrh tad . inholt. Society are Charles E. Calkins, goes home for his rice then and is that our perpetual Brltaln- Wotrst of All Nine Days 7. lowtr to ihovtdtr littght. Twiif president: Mary Dielenschrtcider of guns. My father who was a neth C. uohnaon (home address wallspace, there sre tiny Monday. February 4 Evening Services trunN to ItH. CsKolo. carpenter ran up the hillside ard returns and stands door duty from not listed) as ths victim. haters will at long last have that Wediriesday, Jan. 30, was the 3. Itvtfto mevtMtM to potition (1 ) ' and Captain W’allace Burke, vice- 5 p.m. to midnight. At 13 hours a mirrors for you. On the Maple mirror At 7:30 p. m. the young neopie presidents; Bradford M. Fullertott, was killed. We never found his other hand, there are large uninhibited field day they have were escorted to the sanctuary of worst of all the nine days. 4. Mtpoot tsOfClM. Nriltiop rifHt. body. day he piles up 91 hours in his with rope-edged Early that morning, the Argen­ 5. Isocuto timtt ia oitl^ dirtetioa. traaaurer; and Marion K. Day, seven-day week. ones, including triplicate Russls Splits The Atom been postponing for so long, part­ the church, marching double file to secretary. 'The offices of the Con­ "The Japs put my brother in a frame, AeO reserved sssts in the front of ^ e tina collided with a full gale. The prison camp with the British. My Kong thinks he is the luckiest models, for large tsbles... The foreign ambaaaadora sta­ ly, ws suppose, out of deference to wind at times reached a velocity BEHEALTHY-SAVEANDTURN necticut Society are located at 613- boy in Hong Kong snd la solemn­ Rec Centen church, the church being lightei^ 15th Street,-N.W., Washington. mother went to work as a woman and sizes in between. Good, tioned in Moscow havd all formal­ the fact that there was so recent' with candle light. The procession-’ of 70 miles an hour. It moaned coolie, carrying burdens for the ly grateful and happy. He hopes 'Snd cried in the rigging, and IN USED KITCHEN FATS Any Manchester resident who that if he docs well he will some­ Gym Schedule too, for tops of chests. ly notified their own governments ly a time when Britain stood alone al. “Phantasie" by Relnberger, was has a member of their family In Japanese. It was very difficult. I played'by jUr. Helsing. The hymns whipped rain and hall across the wanted to work too, but I waa only day get a fulltime job in the kitch­ Add the dramatic touch of that Soviet scientiata have suc­ against a world full of seemingly decks BO fast that it took the paint Washington may attend the ban en like hia older brother. But he Heat Mde Roe used were "Come TTiou Almighty quet on Wednesday night. « nine years old then and very small. Monday, Feb. 4—Oym. Small rococco-lesf mirror, ceeded In arranging the spontane­ successful aggression. King," and "Lead On O King Eter­ off the masts. The Japanese wouldn’t give me a has no plans for the future. The mere announcement that By nightfall, the violence of the 5:30-7:00—Aircraft group. similnr to the sketch above, ous splitting of the uranium atom, nal." storm virtually had stopped the Ar­ Subs Loom job. I stayed home and cooked for "I can’t read or write,” he said, 7:00-8:00—Women’s class. in gold, 2.75. Um first important step Howard Senator Bilbo, that product of Anne Beechler, of Emanuel Lu­ gentina. She drove forward, groan­ my mother. She Mjas always "and I don’t know what I want 8:00-0:30—Man's class. the creation of an atomic bomb. deep Mississippi slime who is al­ theran gave the Invocation and ing and creaking, at no more than Problems of Vets tired.” ■ ' to do when I grow up—but if any­ Swimming Pool. A large model of the same Color Rita Hadden of St. Mary’s Episco­ Now Prime She only made 25 centa a day. body asks me to do anything I 6:00—Juniors. Not only have the Russian scien­ ready a specialist in Insulting all five miles an hour. will do it." design in sm art dull white pal read the Scripture. Lee Freed Twenty miles behind her.ji the Subject of Talk After three years, prices had.:lsen 7:00—Men. tists wecsddsd in doing this, but races except those indigenous to man of Temple ^ t h Sholom. chair­ so high she snd Kong couldn't live. After talking to this fortunate t:00—^Women. '- . finish, 5.50. man of the Devotional Committee, giant Queen Eltxabeth "hove to," Naval Arm They decided to go into ,thc In­ child—and he fervently feels he is to your bedroom the Ume at which they accom­ bis own unhealthy swamps, is pre­ stopping entirely. Tuesday. Feb. B—fXytn. Oval antiqued gold m irror; plished it is significant. They did it pared to filibuster for . fiO days expressed his appreciation to those It was the worst storm, officers "Veteran Placement Problems" terior. fortunate—you get a new Insight Senior League baakstbaU game. who had served on the various com (Continued from Page One) will be the subject of a talk to be "We walked four days to reach Into the meaning of the old phrase, Wednesday. Feb. 6—Oym. heavy frame with Grecian at least two, psrtiaps more, years against the British loan, whereas said, of a winter that has already mittees for the fine work they had broken bad-weather records in the given by Clifford Foley at the Ro­ Welchow,” said Kong. "We walk­ “Ha hasn’t got a Chinaman’s Intermediate baaketball league. scroll feet, 8.00. with boudoir ago. That, applied to the time he scheduled himself only a mod­ done and also announced the pur ugly North Atlantic. There were portknee of the undersea fleet tary Club meeting tomorrow eve ed until our fieet were blistered. chance." 6:00—Improvers vs. Trojans. est 30 days against the FEPC, is pose of the offering. The amount gives added aignlflcan :e to cur­ ning at the Sheridan Restaurant. We begged food from villagers. At 7:00—Jokers ve. Ramblers. Oval Victorian ia Braids table of our oam progreas from a number of minor accidents when gold finish, ATS the apUtUng of the uranium atom indication enough of the kind of received Is to be given to the Re­ women fell down the staircases. A rent proposals for United States Mr. Foley is Interviewer-ln-Charge Weichow mother got another coolie 8:00—Celtics vs. Cards. chair or chaise lief of the War Victims in Europe acquisition or control of former of the Manchester branch of uis job. We lived in a broken down Legal Notices Swimming PooL 52.00 to the actual construction of the thing which is in store. small child was thrown from his Rev, Theodora Palmer of Emanuel crib, and Captain Biscontl put 12 Japanese-held islands in the Paci­ State Employment office which is old temple because there was no AT A COURT OF PROBATE held 7:00—Women, beginners. Lend charm to bomb, could mean that the Rus AH this sound and poison and Lutheran gave the offertory pray­ stitches in its head. fic and other far off shore base.s. located In the Brltish-American rent to pay. We slept on stone at Manchester, within snd for the 8:00— intermediate. lounge ■ians are even now on the verge hate will have a double purpose. er. Such bases would have high oper­ Club at 73 Maple strest. He has floors." District of Manchester, on the Snd Thursday, Feb. 7—Oym. Speaker of the Evening Storm Lasts Nearly Two Days After the Japanese surrender day of Februer)-. 1946.' of producing the bomb itaelf. Us first hops, of course, will be to ational value for watching trou­ had nine years of experience with Preaent HON. IftTLUAM M. HYDE, Junior league basketball. Colonial Settings BUI Strain, of the South Metho­ The storm lasted nearly two ble spots of the world by means Connecticut and United States they walked back to Hong Kong Judge. 6:00—Squires vs. Royal Bluea. Lot of luxury in a chaise longue eould moan that they have at defeat the measure in Congress dist church, introduced the speaker days, but even after it ended, the of submarines. Employment services and during and found Kong's older brother. Estate ot Felix Farr, lata of Man­ 7:00—Pioneers vs. Red Raiders. sea remained torn and ragged, and at small investment! Tufted seat ready produced It itself. But, failing that, the of the evening. Conrad , Hahn, From Vice Admiral Charles A. the war was Secretary of the Man- "Things are much better now," chester. . In eaid Dlitrict, deceased. 8:00—Spartons vs. Flying Tigers. Just the background for early maple, pine and . This revelation emphasises, Britain-baters still hope to make Headmaster of Suffleld Academy. the wind strong. As a ship's offi­ Dower Priority Committee for the said Kong. "He works in a kitchen The adminiitratriz c.ta.. having ex­ Friday. Feb. 8—Oym. and back model in blue cretonne cer said, the Argentina "didn't get Lockwood, who is leaving com­ hibited her final admlnletraUon ac­ birch, and for the less formal Queen Anne their stream of international In­ Mr. Hahn spoke on the theme Of mand of submarine forces in the Central Connecticut area. This helping ^ e chef and I am a door' count with aald estate to this Court 8:00-9:30—Badminton. with rose and green. once more, what our own poeaea a single break." was the committee which did such boy. Mother doesn’t work now. She pieces in mahogany, such as lowboya and sult so bitter and so crude as to "Brotherhood.” using as his text. Pacific to become the Navy’s in­ for allowance, it Is Swimming Pool. Mon of the bomb really means to "Am I my biother'a ksepe*?” and Through it all. Army transport spector general, comes some high­ an outstanding job in filling Con­ is sick all the time.” ORDERED: That the tth day ot 6:00—Juniors. poster beds. There’s a limited lelectioa ready goad Britain itaelf into a refusal officers, assisted by a few of the necticut’s unprecedented deman Is Februer}-. 1946, at 9 o'clock, forenoon, us. It deaa not mean any monop­ drawing an analogy from family ly Hpteresting thoughts about No Home Of Own at the Probate Office in the Municipal 7:00—Msiu For the large dressing table use for you today at Watkina... so hurry. to accept the loan and its condi­ life. We are brothers in the world, women, did everything possible to for workers. The little family has no home •:00—^Women. oly. It does not moan that we make life bearable. Deut. James Nai'V planning. He told a week­ Building in aald Mancheater. be and this hinged set of thive unframed Heavy quality rugs braided from real raga tions after all, even as we are brothers within our end news conference that: Although the local office a.aslsts of lt» own. They rent bcdspace in ths same ia assigned for a hearing on Saturday, Feb. 8. mirrors, 9.50 Give your bedroom the finished deco- poaseas any great military advan families, he said. It Is the task Hepburn, of Bronxville, N. Y., is­ anyone in securing the kind of the allowance of aald administration 8:00-5:00 — Veteran members rator-touch which a boudoir chair im­ like the old Ck>lonial originals and in crisp taga over the rest of the world. If, one way or the other, they sued a memcographed dally news­ The Navy is “very much inter­ account with said estate, and this of the youth of America to see that ested" in the possibilities of rock­ Work or position he would like to basKatball. parts. Here’s an opportunity to add Early American colorings. The gift that has come to us should achieve their object. It this ideal is put into practice in our paper, "Wives Whispers.” Volun­ fill, the chief call for its services Legal Notices Court dtrecta that noUce of the time West Side Ree 24x36 inches...... 4.71 world. teers operated the public address et carrying submarines. today is from returning veterans, and place assigned tor eaid hearing be Monday, Feb. 4 a dash of color.. .the pepper and salt through our own pioneering > in would be the United States itself system, selecting recorded musical There would seem to be no rea- AT A COURT OF PROBATE held given to all persons known to be in­ of your decorating scheme.. .and at 27x48 inches 7,00 W’hich would be the greater loeer. Two anthems. "The Lord Is a and it is the problems which the •t Hancheater. within and for the terested therein to appear and bs Oym this terrible means of destruction Mighty Qod," by Mendelssohn, and broadcasts, there was a "commun-______son why a submarine couldn’t country faces in placing these men Dlitrict of Mancheeter. on the Snd day heard thereon by publishing a copy 6:80-7:80—Squires vs. West the same time lend relaxing comfort 36x60 inches...... n .95 is a very special and a very lim­ We would lose in practical things, ity sing" in the lounge each night, ! carry and launch an airplane bcar- of February-. A.D.. 1946. of this order In some newspaper hav­ "Ve Watchers and Ye Holy Onejf," which Mr. Foley will discuss tomor­ ing a circulation in said District, at Bids Snd. to your room. Just a few of the 4x7 feet ,22,00 ited privilege—the privilege of like increased British trade with from 17th Century, wera sung by a and a movie on most nights, j *ng an atomic bomb or, even bet-. row evening. Present WILLIAM S. UTDE. Esq.. 7:80-8:80—Binks Buddies va. The ship’s chaplain, John M. Eg^ * hnzz bomb with an atomic Judge. least five days before the day' of Colonial many new models now available at us, and Increased trade In those junior choir of young people from Estate of Catherine Coughlin, late aald hearing, and by mailing ia a West Sides. Hit-or-Miss colorings in genuine rag braided talcing the lead in making this gand, of Brooklyn, held religious warhead because "then you don’t registered letter, on or before Feb­ Watkins are shown here. new power an Instrument for parts of the earth now within the the various churches, and directed of Manchester, In said District, de­ Bowling Alleys rugs. by Mr. Helsing. Rev. Raynold O. services on the two Sunday mom- have to get the plane and pilot ceased. ruary 4, 1946. a copy of this order to Tavern vs. Oriswold. 20x34 inches IJIB peace rather than the cause and preferential British trade empire. Johnson, of the Covenant Congre­ ings of the trip, and vespers every fisek.’’^ Veterans’ Group On motion of Michael J. Coughlin Raymond A. Johnson, attorney for evening. Crater Effect Shown of said Manchester, administrator. Lucy Farr. 750 Main atreet, Hartford. Orin vs. Darling. 38x60 inches 4-28 Instrument of new war. We, and the world, would lose our gational church, gave the benedic­ ORDERED: That Six months from Conn.; Domenic J. Farr. 46 CottMS Toeaday, Ftb. 8 The women who were well i Yes. he believed the submarine street, Manchester. Conn.; James W. Lamps We have only the moat tempo­ best chance of bringing about a tion. 'Fnjovs Banquet tha Snd day ot February, A.D., 1946. Oym Softly colored hit-or-miss chenille braided enough went each morning ,t0 ! could survive the A-bomb threat, be and (he same are limited and al­ Farr, 647 Main street Manchester, 8:30-7:80—WUdeata vs. Tigerz. 22.70 rary of Intervals in which to ..pet, new kind of wrorld. trade and com­ ’•orientation” talks, designed toi'Die three atornic bombs exploded lowed for the creditors within which Conn.; Joseph J. FSit, 75 Oak street. rugs; soft under foot, toa / A group of former GI’s, Just to bring In tbeir claims against said Manchester. Conn.; Nicholas F^arr, 34 7:80-8:80—Comets vs. Falcons. by our oWn example, the 'lceimd^ merce, in which many of the pro­ give them general instruction in | so far showed no crater effect, so Beach street, Hartford. Conn.; Loula BowUng ADeys 24x80 inches 4JIS ^British Brides American institutions. They heard it could be presumed the blast and released from the service, got to­ estate, and the said administrator is to brighten the Early for the use of atomic energy, oal}h verbial causes of war would b<^ gether for a celebration on their directed to give public notice to the Farr, 90 Chadwick avenue. Hartford. tnea vs. Fairfield. 4V^x6V^ feet .20.26 mrsd. But we would lose most lectures on government, the polit­ pressure would not reach a sub­ creditors to bring in their clalma with­ Conn.; Mary C. Farr, 60 Cottage Kaceya vs. Browns. f a brief IntervM in which to be- ical system, and American schools. merged undersea boat. (The three return to civilian life at the Gar­ in said time allowed by posting a copy atreet. Manchester. Conn.; Annie Bern., American Room Tufted-back boudoir 24x36 inch braid rugs of wool In deep color- hava as. if we had a world reapon- not in' the practical field, but in Reach Gotham: They saw a number of travelogues. den Grove on Keeney street, last of this order on the public aignpoat bogna, 47 Cottage street Ueaohester, W^tdaesday, Feb. 8 h - bombs, howiver, have been explod­ Conn. Oym chair covered in a natural eesesseeeeeeeeeseseeeeeeeeeeeee 7e25 ^ aibiUty, not some ^ patented mira­ our cltaracter' and reputation as a. Virtually Standard "Uniform" ed in the air. The new tests will Saturday evening. naarest to the place where the de­ 4x6 feet cotton braid ruge with colorful bor­ A chicken and spaghetti dinner ceased laet dwelt within said town and WILLIAM 8.• HTDB. ■ Judge.■ _ 8:30-7:30—^Basketball practices. chintz with floral designs cle, on our hands. nation hnd u a people of short The rbstume that became virtu­ include one st-surface and one un- by publlahlng the same in some news­ , 7:80-8:8D-Open. ders ae* •••eeeee-e#eaaeeae##eeeeeeee el4a00 Voyage Rough der^aurface detonation as well as started the festivities at seven paper having a circulation‘In said pro­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE held in burgundy, rose and Those who still cling to the idea ‘memories and small heart. The ally a standard "uniform” for them o’clock. Following the feast, a se­ at Manchester, within and tor. tha BowUng AUeya 12.50 waa composed of slacks, sweater, the initial experiment of a burst bata district, within ten days from District of Manchestep, on tha fad Pagania vs. Pioneers. blue. that we have a secret, to the Idea question abted Is whether we are (Continued from Page One) several hundr^ feet above the an­ ries of round table discusoiona ' the date of thle order, and return day of February,' A.D., 1946. rubber-soled shoes and a scarf were held between the GI‘a..none .make to this court of the notice given. Warren and JaiYla vs. Pockstts. that.we should plan to monopolise going to allow a group of petty knotted around the head. chored target ships). WILLIAM S. HYDE, Judge. Present WILLIAM 8. HTDB. Esq.. Thursday, Feb. 7 that secret indefinitely, to the and distorted minds In Congress in more than 200 years to bring As they talked, it became obvi­ The discovery of nuclear fission of whom had seen other members Judge. . New shipments hava British girls to American hus­ may in Itse^ aid the submarine. If of the party for many years. ()uite AT A COURT o r PROBATE held Eatate of Marla A. Squatrlto, lata of Oym (Left) Comfortably tuft­ idea that our earlier timetable to give us that reputation and ous that the questions uppeimost a few of Uie men were members at Manchester, within and for the Manchsiter in aald district deceased. 8:30-7:80—Basketball practices. made our selection of bands. Not since the days when In their minds were: Will America a way is found to harness atomic District of Manchseter, On the 2nd day Upon applIcaUon ot Rose M. Squa- ed boudoir chair with with that secret constitutes mill* that shame. sailing ships brought wives to the e'hergv to machinery, it could mean of the old N%tlonal Guard outfits tiito, admlniatratriz. preying for 7:30-8:30—Open. table lamps most com­ be very different from England? of Februer>‘. A.D.. 1946, BowUng AUayg high back, full box pleat­ tary safety for ourselves, to the American colonists on the shores Will adjustment be difficult? Will a faster submarine with great of Manchester, and had left town Preaant WILLIAM S. HTDB, Esq.. authority to sell certain real aetata plete. You’ll find a of New England has there been space-saving In propulsion machin­ in 1941. However, all branches ot Judge. • particularly deacribed la said applica­ Wogk UMe Roe Jmiter RowHag ed valance. Burgundy idea that the Moscow agreement ^ General Bradley American women resent us? How Estate of Caterine Sartor, late of tion on file, if ik lAngwo sm art collection of and UNO action toward interna­ such a voyage. long will It take mo to cook for ery and a corresponding increase In the services were represented at ORDERED; Thkt the foregoing kp- cretonne. Terrific Voyage range and weapons. the affair by the 23 guests. Manchester, in said District, decesssd, r 8:80-8:30—West Sides vs; All Early American Re­ 25.50 tional control of atomic energy To accept the accusations which my husband in the American way ? On motion of Peter Sartor of said pllcktion be heard and determined at Stars. It was a strange, pathetic and All are timid of America, and Captured Subs Being Studied Those present included the fol­ Manchester, administrator. ' the Probate offlea In Manohaster in productions as well aa amount to a trap from which we one source makes against the rec­ even a terrific voyage. lowing; Eldon Neville, George ORDERED; That six months from aald Diatrlct on the tth day of Feb­ Big Ten vs. Lucky Strikes. Eighteenth Century ord of General Omar N. Bradley most are apprehensivn of finding C^ose study is being made of the ths fad day of February. A.D.. 1946. ruary, A.D., 19^ at 9 o'etoek In the FYMay, F * . S must still try to escape, to the As the Argentina slipped past themselves ’’different” in the new best features of captured Japanese .WUaon, William Adlmizon. Milton forenoon, and that noUee be given to and Modem dtsigiu. as head of the Veterans Adminis­ tbs docks in Southampton, the Boyle. Ernest Brown. James Sal­ be end the same are limited and al­ * Oym idea that our own terrible experi­ country. A great many began try­ snd Oennsn submarines and data, lowed for the eredttore within which ail persons Interested In said eetete of 6:80-8:00—West Stdao basket­ tration for the past six montha women, lined on the docks, began ing to develop an American accent Three huge Japanese jnibmersibles ters, John Simmons, Donald Sim­ to bring in their clalme egaihst said the pendency of said applloktlon and mentation with the weapon should singing "There'll Always Be an mons, Jamea Bro^n, Francis estate, end the said administrator Is the time and place of hearing there­ ball practice. would be to accept the verdict in speech on the voyage. ^ —two of 5.500 tons each and one of directed to give public notice to the on, by publishing a copy of this order 8-10—Badminton. (Left) This chair has a be given an air of threatening England." Tears strasihed down The ship’s master, Capt^ Thdmaa 3.000 tons—are under study bv the Brogan, Frank Tragyis, John Ip some newspaper, having elreula- - 14.75 mystery—such people are holding that General Bradley was a hope­ their cheeks. f Catalano, Gerald Demeuay, Sher­ creditors to bring in their claims with Bowling Alleys full-width ottoman to go Simmons, of Manhasset. N. Y„ Navy at Pearl Harbor. Canable of In said time allowed by posting s copy tlon In said diatrlct. at least five days 8-10—Open. an empty eggshell in their hands. less incompetent. And such a cur­ At almost the same instant, an­ nhrased the prevailing estimate df caiTVlng four aircraft in the case wood McCann, Langdon Judd, of this order oh the public signpost before the day of aald hearing, to ap­ with it, making a two^x other group began the words for nearest to tha place where the deceas­ pear If they see cause at said time and Bainrdny, Fob. • rent appraisal of the man would them when he said: of the largec subs and tw'o'ln the Daniel Newcomb, Thomas Moore place and be heard relative thereto, piece chaise longue. Beige "God Bless America." "A wonderful bunch of girls." smaller ship, the Japanese built the and Arthur Jotoson. ed lest dwelt within aetd town and by Oym have to be plac^, for*proper con­ That was daturday, Jan. 26. publishing ths seme in' some newt' and make return to this court 1- 8—Open. * Sketched above: Marble, polished brass \|dosheen. ' Welcoming The Dove submarines for the specific mission Caterer for the celebration wag. paper having e eirtulstlon in esld pro' WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Judge. and blue glass font with 14-inch Godey trast, alongside the unanimous On Sunday morning, as the ship of attempting an air attack on the Arnold Pagani, owner Of the bate district, within tep days from the 2- 0—Badminton. That dove of peace which is tide of praise which only last passed Land’s End and headed Pans'n^ Canal. Grove. —. date of this order, snd return moke to AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Or 10—Open. shades, 12.50 supposed' to northward into the open Atlantic, Seeking Cause this court of the notice given. at Mancheater, within and for the Bowling AUeys With Ottoman hover perpetually sunimcr greeted and approved the The United States is scrutinizing WILIJAH 8. HYDE. Judge. District of Manchester,, oil'-the 4th day 1-8—Open. . 50.50 Hollywood Beds over the future home of the UNO she began to roll in a long ground- Germany Navy blueprints for ul­ Outlaws Mountain VlUago of Februaiy. 1946. ___ Also sketched: Marble, brasB and a news of his appointment. i swell. Before noon... four-fifths Present HON. WILLIAM 8. HYDE. 8-10—Open. ^ choice of blue or amethyst oil fonts; I la flying in wild snd distraught Of FataLFire tra-speed submarines, capable of as AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Then General Bradley was db- of the women were violently sea­ much as 25 knots. Athens, Feb. 4—(IP)—A govern­ St Msnchsstsr. 'within and for the Jrudga. 16-ineh Floral print shades, 14.75 Other models from 18.00 circles today, as the UNO Site cepted as an Ideal appointment to sick. The Navy’s discussion of its war= ment announcement said today Dletrtct of Manchester, on the fad day ' Eatate of Bllenor A. Regers. Iste of Ump and MJserafile of Februar>’, A.D.. 1946. Manchester, In asid District, deeessad, ^olve the extra bedroom CoDimittee’s designation of '^ jwhat every one knew would be a (OsotiniMil from Page One) time pollcv of uniYstrictcd warfare that an outlaw band led by the Preaent WTLUAM 8. HYDE. Eeq.. sdministrstrtx, having exhibited Week End Deathe Not shown: neW, home is touching off a fine They collapsed on thO'decks, fell agsipst Japanese shlpning was fugitive Avanheloa Manganas had Judge. her admlnlatratten account with said’ vltalfy important and yet terribly in the passageways, and aat on the mated by Second Aasistant Fire estate to this Court for allowance, it is ;• All crystal Waterford um with 16-inch series of wars. embodied in a press release con- raided the mountahi village of Estate ot Roger F. Billings, of Man­ problem^ quickly and complicated task. He wag so ac­ stalrxiases, with ' faces averted, Chief Elmer Cain of the Cleveland celTiing achievements of the un­ Diodia in the southern Pelopon chester, In said district, minor. « ORDERED; That the 9th day of Floral print shade; 19.50 Smarting,. understandably, un- limp and miserable. Upon sppileation of The Manchester February. 1946. at 6 o'eloek. fofenson. ■_ Hollywood—Ghkirlea W. Koer- cepted on the basis of his record, fire department at $35,000. dersea campaign. The atatem'ent nesus, killing three persons and Trust Company. Guardian, praying for at the debate Office in the Munlctpsl ner, 49. executive vice president Milk glasa Waterford urn with 12-inch der the news that the UNO plans jwhich had been one of apeclaliza- Doctors, nurses, WACs, Red also challenged'any criticism of the seizing 17 as hostages. authority to sell certain real estate Building in aeid Manchester, be snd Pleats shades, J Cross personnel and the ships' the same' is assigned for a hearing on and production ehlaf at RK(>Rm- 12 10 ^ inexpensively! to root them unceremoniously outjtion In Army administration. The Fire Destroys Residenoe Hall • all-out policy by laying; particularly deacribed in aald applica­ dio motion picture studios, 'fo r­ Milk glass or crystal oil lamp style; 16- crew worked frantically to get Cleveland, Feb. 4— —Fire of ■‘Now that the war is over, now tion on Ale, , it is the allowance of said administration .of their handsome homes, some of Ip^nciple Involved-that a man them to their cabins. Children Lcfffil Notices ORDERED; That the foregoing tp- account with. said astate and aaeer- merly general manager of the inch Floral print shades, 12.50 undetermined origin ' todi^ de­ that the country Is safe, now that plication be heard and determined at talnment of htirt and this Court RKO theater circuit ' the most distinguished residents j ,vho had helped take our armies were abandoned in the cabins, or stroyed a three-story residence freedom of speech has been won, dirseta that notles of tha Urns and Jenny Lind bottle in amethyst with 12- left alone, screaming^ by mothers AT A COURT OF PROBATE held the Probate office In Menebeater in New York-D r, Karl Riedel, 88. Meed an extra bedroom quickly? Two of Fairfield Cojinty are even re-; through the war would have the hall at Villa Angela, a Catholic it can be expected that, the theo-. at Manchester, within and for the said District, on the 9th day of Feb' place asigned for said hearing be giv­ Metropolitan Opwn oenductor for Inch old Floral print shade, 12.50 who were too weak and sick to Girls' school. Moat of the occur rlsts will climb down from their District .of Mancheoter. on the Snd day ruar>'. A.D.. 1946, at 9 o'clock in the en to all Arsons known to bs interest­ Two rooms in one Hollywood beds ^ v e you a pair of sorting to the argument that the „3^turai background Tor taking reach them. A little boy, climb­ of f^bnwnr. A.D.. I94s. fomoon, end that notice be given to ed therein to be beard thereon by pub­ 34 yeara, noted prinotpaUy for hie Ship Lantern base, crystal and brass; pants were attending mass when ivory towers and exercUe that ell persona Intereeted in said estate of lishing a copy of this order in seme conducting of Wagnerian works. twin beds at smiul cost. Each bed UNO is a joke, anyway, and not 1through the . demobilization ing on the deck-rail, almost fell the fire broke out snd none was freedom of sneech in criticizing neaeqt WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Boq.. newspaper having a circuletlon In said 12-inch Ship Print shades, 7.50 overboard before the horrified eyes Judge. the pendency of said eppUcatton and He born In Vienna. consists of a coil-filled box spring on worth the aacriflee Of one single reconversion period-was injured.. • ./ those who made that tough dect- Estate of Meredith Stevenson. late the tln»e and place of hearing therepn. District. St least five days before the George Washington bottle in blue with when you have a* of his mother who struggled, half-, by publishing a copy of this order In day of said hearing, and by mailing a Baltimore—Arthur H. Deute, legs, and a matching ma,ttress. You ;pleca of comfort. They visuaHzc Hn-Tm:td«rtal in the-genertiL slop." of Manchester In said district, deceko- copy of this order to Doris R. Jahiss, 87, nationally known gourmet and 12-inch Floral print shades, 12,50 crawling, acroaa the pitching deck, ed. i. some newspaper having a circuleflon can add headboards at any time.^ .or Ithemselves. these old Connecticut’ .cognitioh that General Bradley toward him. Upon application of John 8. Steven In said district, at least five days be­ 3750 Whitney Avenue, Hamden, Con­ president of the National Brewery No Derislsn On Shipping Silk fore the day of said hearing, to appear necticut. ■. remove the legs and install the bed­ ipioneers like Gene Tunney, as • personally was an excellent Crewmen worked throughout eon. praying that an instrument pur­ WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Judge. Oo. Be was a native of Oregon the afternoon, swabbing the decks Open Forum porting to be the last wilt and teeU- If they see cause at said time and C t^, Ore, Studio Divan ding in any regulation twin beds when ; modem Minute Men, called upon | choice • Tokyo, Feb. 4—Oh—Allied su­ ment of said deceased be admitted to place and be heard relative thereto, the type of furniture you want be­ and corridors. By nightfall, the preme headquarters today denied probate as per Mpliestlon on lie. It is and make return to this court. ATIA COURT o r PROBATE held Londca—B. Phtuipe Oppenheim. Ito defend the sancUty. of their, jt seems to be a growing Amer- WILUAJIf 8. HTDB. Judge. at Manchester, within and' for ths T9, prtilfie author of spy thrillers, ship waa so dirty that Army doc­ a report by the Kyodo new! agency ORDERED: That the foregoing sp-. District of Msnchestsr, on ths fad day .Get your feel up comes available. Smart to use "as Ihomae eKeinst foreign Invasion. 1 to smash reputations tors, Capt. L. E- Reynolds, of Do­ Trailer Village plication be heard and determined at mystery teles and society adven­ is: that a Jaoanese silk ship soon the Probate office in Manchester In AT A COURT OF PROBATE held of February. 1946. * ___ (An organization which can only|g„biy ^nd gleefully, and some- ver, Colo., and (>ipt. Peter Bla- would sail from Japan to the Unit­ at Mancheater, within and for' the Present HON. WILLIAM 8. HYDE, ture books. Hia beat aellera includ­ contl, of Seaford, N. Y., were wor­ Dear Editor: said District, on the tth^day of Febru­ District ot Manchester, on the fad 1 Judge. ed "The Lighted Way," > "The :SUccMd If whole nations surrender 11 ,this pastime enjoys some ed States. No decision has been ary. A.D... 1941. at * o’clock In ths fore- BsUU of Annie Bell, late of Man­ off the floor 69.50 The Colonial...... 56.40 ried about an outbreak of disease. Having ja trailer viUage here for noOn, and that notlee be given to all day of February, 1946. Qrant Prince Shan," "Murilar gt lever increeeihg portions of their .pecess. But sometimes made yet on silk shipments, h.ead- F^eeent HON. WILUAM 8. HTDEj^ chester. in asid District, deoessed.' Through Lieut. (2ol. Floyd Lyle, returning vets .certainly would not persons Interestsd in said estate of Thelsdmtnistrstrix c.ts.. having ex­ Monte Carlo^ and "The Last Train The Style A ...... 81.90 own aovercignty to- it is being con­ hurt the town if the village Is con­ quarters said. the pendency of said application and Jude^s the effort asks too much of the transport commander, they an­ Eatste of Emil Johnson; late of MaH' hibited her administration account O ut" He lived on the channel is* fronted with the habitual and un- nounced an emergency inspection ducted fight, a,t least hot as much the time and place of hearing thereon, with said estate to this Court for al­ hmd of Oaemaeir, pubUe'e credulity. And. in the of a disgrace as having the vets by publtehing a ‘copy of this order In cbeeter. ill aald Diatrlct. deceased. ' deretandable reluctance of indi- present Instance, it is too much of the entire ship. some newepaper having a circulation In The administratrix having exhibit- lowance, it is Oklahoma atyu-W. F. Post 78, Stuck for an extra room to use for -vlduals to aurrender aoverelgnty. The doctors attributed the high being unable to find homep. said district, at least five days before ad her admlnlatratlon account with ORDERED: That the 9tb day sf fatbor of Tnioy Post late famod Hassocks to ask us to try to believe that incidence of seastekneaa to ner­ The zoning ordinance concern­ I Pprsnivil iSollcFB the day of said hearing, to appear If said eatsto to this Court for ellowsnee. Psbruary. I64d, at 6 o’clock, forenoon. mrlator. guests? Your living room or study can -Hm UNO. which everybody was they see cause at' esld time snd pisoe It Is St the Probate Offlea In the Municipal General Bradley has suddenly be­ vous strain, reaction to the emo­ ing trailers was made before we ORDERED; That the 6th day of Building in aald Manehaster, be and Miami Besdt—Hatty U Bm- be easily converted to a dual-purpose ready to welcomie to Ameyica. anA tions of fear, apprehension and had a problem like we have today. snd be heard relative thereto, and, February. 1946. at 9 o'clock, forenoon, I the same is assigned for s bearing on ham, 74, aconomlst wboae 1944 Nothing so relaxing as room with a studio-divan. DavenTOrts come unworthy of his job. €ard of Thaliks make return to thie court, snd 'by the allowance >f said sdmlnlstrstlon 'wbiOi everybody waa ready to high excitement that beset women Suspending or adjusting that ordi­ mailing in a registered letter, on or at the l^ b a te Office in the Municipal book. "Permanent Peace in Bu- tp raise your feet off by dfiy~...' full size beds by night. Maple who were leaving their homes to nance to relieve the housing short­ before February 4. 1646, s copy of this Building in said Manchester, be and account with iuild eatiate. and this ...rope,!! gained him widespread ree- the floor. 18-inch round wsloqrac to OoniMcUcut, finds that Will Keturn ’Temple Bells age would not hurt the spirit of We take ■ thle opportunity of thank- the aame is assigned tor a hearing on Court directs that notice of the time model comes in a blue and beige striped go to a new and unfamiliar coun­ Ink our friendi and nelghbora for order and ssid- will to Jamas Steven­ Uie allowance of said administration I snd pises ssslgnad for aald hearing be >gnltlon. He (ormsrty was la the welodme fheUng almoet entirely zoning as a whole. In fapt being (heir kindiiees duiinz our recent be- son, n s Main street Hackensack, -N. models, 8.50 and 10.50; homespun. try. J.; William R. Stavsnson: Main strest account with aald estatq snd sscerUin- given to all persons known to be Ir utemobOo flaaaex—hueineae in gene once it has put its finger on NEgoys. Feb. 4—(,S>)_The bells Normally, no more than' 10 per arbitrary in enforcing the zoning reerement. the death of John Cope­ maat of heirs snd this Court directs terestsd therein to eppesr and b levelxnd and CtnotnnsU. squares, 10.50.13-inch which Japanese militarlsU con­ laws will play into the bands of land. We would eapecielly thank An- Bristol, Conn.: Lila J. Bteveneon. ISl heard thereon by publishing s copy <. Lawsen design is in a plain blue cover­ 76.00 a precio spot on the map. cent of the passengers would have deroon-Shea Pnat. V.F.W. snd Auxil­ Washington street. Hartford. Conn. | that notice of tho timo snd piaoo s ^ ' Hunttnftcn. W. Vn,—<)eoKa i. squares, 5.75 fiscated from a thousand Buddhist the zoning haters. . .. Margaret Andrew, 17 Beaman Clreie. aignsd lor said .hearing be given to oil /this order in soma asswpaptr hsvin; ing juid ia usually |96.00. We ate inclined to agree with been aeaaick, shipa* officers said. iary, the Disabled Amerlcsn Vetsrsna, porsons known to bo Intereeted there­ s etreulsUon In kkld District at least .•ani, IT. long pmeidnant In locai temples for war mstsrisl will be For the first half of the voyage, The trailer vUlagl idea has been the BiitUb-Amerlesn Club snd the Msnchestsr, Conn.; Faith Btsvenson. five dqys before the day ot sold h si^ end West Vlri^iln etnte poUtiea, tlM gitteeting reetdants to one returned to their original places. so well expressed in Archie Kil­ boys at the Community Lunch. S630 16th street N.W.. Osktswn Tei^ in to appear sn'd. bs heard thereon by more than M to S5 per cent were reoe, Washington, D. C.;'.Helen M. publlahlng a oopy of this order In Inf, and by mailing on or before Feb­ former mayor of Rimtington, and a t OmI argumaata. which is that, Moat of the bells have been found ill. Some never left their cabins patrick's article that I can find Steveneon. 67 Hamlin street. Matfches- some newspaper having e circuletlon ruary 4. 1946. s copy of this order to intact since American - bombings but little to add. Mrs. LUIIen Copeland end In aald Dlstrtot. at least five' days be­ Richard J. Bell, 31 BrowntU street a tJ. B. msMot nttomsy from the UNQ.ponteniiplates an or the hospital wards until the daughter, ■ Lillian; Thomta. ter, Conn.; Meredith Steveneon. 1136 Hartford. Oonn. ___ lS8t te 89IA estSbUOMMent, it destroyed faciliUcB for melting ship reached port today. Yours truly, Jamea. Edward. Lawrence Euclid etrdet. N.W., W sshli^os. D- C. fore th._d«r_« k « £ l 2 f c . j ^ .: WILLIAM 8.*HTD3„ Judge. them. • Mora th si^ a lf tha 17K ehllArwn J. W. Cheney. snd Mies Mery Copeland. lAM 8. HYDE. Judge. - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 .194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1944'

with the Internal affairs of Greece specUve witnesaea hava Indicated Wt IU— IU80 WTUT— USv Effort to End Kiwanis Hears w u R c — u e o Today's Radio JHHTO—1410 Beviii (lri€‘s ‘Lie’ which causes a grave aituatio:i that they harve no knowledge of Obituary fraught with conseqiienceg for the the message in question. Steel Strike; Baatcra Stawtonl Tima PA ^s Come From Behind to Whip Sub Bai ichester Population To Reels’ Lliarge Greek people and general peace Tokyo late in 1941 iiet up a code Officer Duffy and security." of signals to notify Japanese diplo­ 4:00-^WDRC — Houae Party;-7:45--W H TD — inaida of Sporta; VIshinsky declared that former matic agents of any impending Bowles Called News; W HTD-- Erskine John- WTIC—Mualcal Appetizer, On (greece Issue Greek Premier Petros Voiilgarls break .in relations. The words Funerals son in Hollywood; WTHT—Jack 8:00—WDRC—Vox Pop; WHTD Is Figured at 32,000 in an interview had made threats ‘:Kast wind rain," in the middle of He and Mrs. Elliott De> (Oonttnoed from Paga One) Berch; WTIC— Backatage Wife. —Adventures of Bulldog Drum- against neighbors of Greece and the noon news broadcast fsqm John Copeland scribe Probation Prob­ 4:18—WHTD —Johnson Family; mond; WTHT—Lum and Ab- Legion Wins Thriller to request that an Incrraae of 10 (fontliiued from Page One) that bands of Greek monarchists Tokyo, were to designate a break Sport Slants Katkaveck Paces Tci Funeral services for John Cope­ know whether the presldeht had WTHT—Glrand’a Music Hall; ner; WTIC — Oavalcade of per cent be granted immediately "have violdfcd the frontiers and with the United States. lems Brought by War WTIC—Stella Dallaa. America. >nt Local Enunt with a company promise to give could have been said thsn this dec­ land, World War 1 Veteran, were any plans to summon Benjamin E. hsvg pillaged in neighboring coun­ Salford said the code words 4:30—W D R C -U fe Can Be Beau­ 8:18—WTHT By ErtI W. Yost an additional increase to meet laration of Mr. Bevln's of Feb. 1. held Saturday afternoon st two Falrlcss, president of United States Hedda Hopperia In Overtime Session iona Uicd to E«li tries." were in a me.ssaee intercepted in o’clock at the Holmes Funeral tiful; WHTD-MuUial Melody Hollywood. To 51 to 48 Victo] whatever Anally was given in the 1046. Steel for a White House talk. Contrary to whst might have Sparta BSItof Most delegates mlnlmlKed the Japanese Morae, rather than in Home. 28 Woodbridge street, Rev. Hour; WTIC—Lorenzo Jones. 8:30—WDRC— Joan Davis Sbow; itc Number of Rcai steel Industry. “ Does he think that his declara- After the departure of the union been expected, war-time wages in­ llon is in harmony with what he cham es of a compromise on the voice broadcast, which was Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds, pa.stor of leader and Schwellenbach, the 4:43—'WDRC—Main Street, Hart­ News; WHTD — New Adven­ The union made it plain that the dispute. parlic\ilarly in view of brought to him by Kramer on the Second Congregational chdrch creased the number of non-support ford; WTHT—Hop Harrigan; tures of Sherlock Holmes; Defeat Wethersfield in Opening Dates Are Set Glanoea Here nnfl There 'dients Living Here strike Sent hour at Scovill was .said about the friendship between pre.sident’s congressional leaders Rec Leaguers Marty Servo wasted little time Hoops by Johnny Gi the two nations ( Russis and Oreat renewed sttarb as the placaided pickets cold breath of the unhappy P""t «nncka" fte endangering 8:18—WHTD— Superman; WTHT tune up bouts before tackling the Big Crowd Yesterda) We could not help thinking of t h e a n a c K S House committee, Kramer testl- military service and Aring squad. the White Hou.se this mqrnlng Probation Officer Duffy appear­ WTHT — I Deal ifi Crlroa; tha announcement at their meet­ il-age children and began their token marching In the worlf! peace. Aed in s 194.5 inquiry before Ad­ The bearers were; Joseph Mori- Portia Faces Life. Murdock Pace Attack Second Round of Play ing. leading eontondera.. Hartford’s of 'children and Juniors amS dark ahadowa which have worked Schwellenbach had even leas no­ ed with his assistant, Mrs. Fannie WTIC—Telephone Hour. Johnny Cesarlo and New York’s Notre Dame Suffers Isl Inky darkness. Tliere were no miral H. Kent Hewitt that he did arty. Herbert Sweet, Frank Drake, G. Elliott, to outline the work of . 8:30—WDR(3— News; Swoon or Here are the opening day eon- ' The PA’a finally ovarcama and women over the age of more than six pickets at any gate not for good but for 111 relations Will Tiirn to Indonesia tice, a Lsbor department official 9:l8—W HTp— Real Stories from To Get Underway With Dennis Patrick Brady suffered As soon as the council Anishea not recall the wording of r the Albert ’ Jacobs, Michael Sheehan their office. Croon; WHTD—Captain Mid­ Real Life. « . It took tha local American Le­ tosts. First In the National Defeat; Navy Boasts jinx and pinned a 81-48 dafbat 'years of age, not enumerated, and some of the leaser gates were between the two countries." declared. night; WTHT— Jack Arm­ gion quintet two overtime periods their first ring aatbacks last week the Sub Base quintet of New Lc__ Vlshlnsky’s remarks opened the discussion of the Greek «llspule,! message he thought had / been and Mr. Moaeley. According to Mr. Duffy, war­ 9:30—WHTD — SpoUlght Banda; Two Games Scheduled league. Philadelphia faces the . la a reaonable aastunptlon that not picketed. A strike of .’1.500 AFL Tugboat strong: w n c —Just Plain Bill. to get back in the win ecdumn last Giants at New York, Leo Duro- within 72 hours. .Brady'a mouth Undefeated Record don at the Sporta Canter yeaterfiayj .^—ucheater has reached a toUl No .Songs and .Speeches second discussion of the explosive it, will turn to another controver-j turned over to .Salford. > -• workers in New York harbor, time wages made it possible for WTHT — Forever ’Tops; Coro­ was badly cut which forced his ^...... ,, sial question a request by the Safforil told the committee last men who had previously had close­ 8:45—WDRC—Old Record Shop; Saturday night. The locals outlast­ cher’a Brooklyn Dodgers go to Bos­ afternoon. It waa tha tenth win Ia1 'tMIKilation of about 32,000 to date, The Intense cold kept spectators Greek question. On Friday, he which Mayor O’Dwyer estimated WHTD—Tom Mix; WTHT — net Front Page; WTK3—Infor­ The second round In the Rec pop and trainer to call off a Bos­ demanded a quick withdrawal of i Soviet Ukraine for investigation* week that Kramer had written on ly balanced budgets to feel that mation Please. ed tbe Wethersfield A. C. in a mar­ ton. Pittsburgh’s Pirates open New York. Feb. 4—(Ae -W ith twelve atarta for the locala ^ T h e Old Age Assistance tax from the scenes and the pickets had could cut off 80 per cent of the Tennesaee Jed; WTIC - Front athon game to win by a ecore of Senior League will get underway ton) engagemant tomorrow night. The game itaelf proved to ba a^ British troops from Greece on the of the presence of British troops the message, which still was In About Town they.could afford a splurge and a 10:00—WDRC — Screen Star against the St. Lobla Cardinals and only two teama-Navy (7-0) from • numeration shows l.’i.AM persons little to do other than try to keep city's normal flow of fuel and Page Farrell. M to 60 at the high school gym. tomorrow night at the East Side tha Cincinnati Reda entertain the* H** Object to this Ux. those between warm. There were no union songs grounds that conditions there were in Indonesia. Japanese, this translation of key .about half its food, began today. good' time. Frequently, their dis­ Play: WHTD—Your Land and Rec with the usual two games New York Giants will clash at the among the major auintetaquintets and Ot-Ot J*** A sipation went so far that they Evening 'The victory, the local’s eighth National Leagua champion, ChlcS' terbein, (9-0) among the smaller ^ e firat quarter waa playad Roundup; WTHT r~ the Legion Buffered losses in their Ends are paired with tha City travels to Detroit for a data srith replace the annual Eastern All long lead and at Intermiasion tha 9 583. city police at any of the gates. hinsky said. Russian Foreign Com­ are contemplating some political only way he knew what the ma.s- United Marine division, in their once. 10:30—WDRC — Crime Dwtor; Cab facing the Center Billiards Star gamo againat tha Giants be­ nual post season tourneys. their second child. Increase In Cnses Kay-O-Quiz; WTIC— Professor next two ataits. the league and world champion, PA’S held a pne point bulge, S7#S8. ' Many Not On Books Realise of the postponement of missar V. M. Molotov submitted adventures against their neigh­ sage contained. wage dispute with the New' York Andre Schenker. t WHTD — Musical Roundup; in the nightcap. tween a team of collaga players.. Notre Dame and West Virginia, Score Knotted Detroit Tigers, Cleveland’a Indians both under consideration for bids The Sub Base came back stroag , _lach year, as last year, there the Scovill strike there we»-e no a Soviet memorandum Insluding bors.’’ Kramer told Hewitt, according Tugboat exchange. Officer Duffy also disdussed tha 6:30—WDRC— Top Tune Time: WTHT—Steel Workers Speak; The Legion and North Bnda. An automatic pin spotter, a ma­ In the third period and for t S these two points: that the Allies Mathias Spieas, historian and At the end of regulation time, with Bob Feller play the White to the NCAA National Inrita- .g M several hundred persons sub- pickets in evidence at that sprawlr The broadcast did not designate to the narrative statement, that ILA President Joseph P. Ryan Increase of juvenile offenses due WHTD—Answer Man: WTHT— WTIC—Dr. I. Q. the electric ecoreboard showed the finished In a deadlock for honors chine that will aet up homing pins first time held the longest lead establish normal relations with he had no recollection of the re­ compiler of the lecturer on Indian to the war, many of them, he felt, Sox at Chicago and Joe McCarthy’s tion tourneys at Madison Square ;}act to the tax who later make tng-plant. " ...... " the ‘'neighbom," but VIshinsky. in said his longshoremen would re­ Concert Hour; WTIC Back­ 10:46—WTHT—String Ensemble. teams deadlocked at 52 all. In the In the first round, each team win­ Bronx Bombera of old, the Yankees has been Invented and will tw dis­ that either team waa able to fontek. At the American Brass plant in Bulgaria, Finland. Hungary and ceipt of a "winds" message when lore, will be the guest speaker at fuse to load or unload any ship not within the category of serious ground for Dinner; Five minute 11:00—News on all station. ning four games and dropping played at the ABC tourney in Buf­ Garden, had their perfect records payment on their own initiative, opening the Soviet case last week, the meeting of the Pine Civics As­ •^■first overtime, at the end of five face Connie Mack’s Philadelphia spoiled Saturday night. The Irish the period ending 42-87 In their Buffato, approximately 2,200 Romania; and that the Greek re­ said his government hsU pointed it Ar.st was mentioned to him in which normally would be operated crime. It is his function to defend Mystery. 11:15—WDRC—Night Owl Sbow; two. The series between the open­ falo in March.. .The new device favor. . ^ “ St having been listed hi the origl- sociation tonight at the Holt home, minutes. It was 56 all. The winners Athletics. lost to Northwestern, 56 to 65, at tl annual OAA enumeration. lUMMVV strikers were Joined by gent be advised to install a "truly out at the Potsdam conference that the spring of 1944 but after talk­ by strikers. Troopships, which youthful offenders when they ap­ 6:45 WDRC Treasury Salute: WHTD — Treaatiry Salute; ing game contestants stands at a elimlnatea pin boys. .Marty Servo 489 Adams street. Mr. Spiess is held a 19 to 9 margin at the quar­ Not Too Distant Future C hica^ while the Momitinecrs From all appearances. It looka^T':^ (d on previous enumerations, 200 offlee workers, members of the democratic regime" in his country. the Gieek government was "taking ing to Safford he recalled "being are served by Army tugs, will not pear in court, and it is his con­ WHTD Easy Aces; WnC — WTHT — Music; WTIC—Hark- game apiece. hae dropped only two lighta in like the visitors were again go^ VIshinsky said this memoran­ chairman of the Manchester War ter and a 25 to 17 count at half­ At the Gold Key dinner last Mon­ were tripped by Temple, 48 to 42. _ number would be about 600 Interstate Metal Workers union up an attltu(re that might endanger shown such a message by the be affected by the strike. Rail- stant effort, he said, to .protect Lowell Thomas. nesa of Washington. Both teams will counter with eight y c M . Both were at the ing to prevail as they increaaaff' dum ” ls' what Mr. Bevin calls a Records Committee. time. day Bight. Manchester’s Joe Mc- at Philadelphia. Both had won 12 •00 persons. The number, add# (confederated unions of America) peace and even threaten to declare watch officer and walking with load-owned tugs and a few boats charges still in the formative pe­ 7:00—WDRC—Mommie and the 11:30—WHTD — Feeling ia Mu­ Going Into the first quarter, their atrongeet possible lineups. hands of Sugar Ray Robinaon.. their lead as high as seven poiata In the strike. Joseph C- Scioll, counter-attack against Great Brit­ war against her neighbors, Albania hint to Captain SaffOrd's office owned by two oil companies also riod of youth from having a bad Men: WHTD—Fulton Lev^, tual; WTHT — Gems for Keimey Chapman will give the Le­ Cluskey, one of the recipients. In Eddie Doherty la back with the sti^alght Navy kept its slate clean to the total of the other two Hose Co. No. 3. SMFD was call­ Manchester held a nine point mar­ hia speech stressed the point that by whipipng Cblumbla, 62-41, with the time quickly running out# PdBumerations gives a total of 21,- lUMMW Aeld representative there, ain. and Bulgaria." and belng'present when he turned were expected to continue oper­ record permahcntly fastened on Jr.; WTIC—Supper Club. Thought: Frankie Carle’s Or­ gin, 39 to 30. gion added scoring a t r e n ^ while Boston Red 8m Ss publicity writ­ With four minutes to go & lo­ fvJgS. said that about 200 pickets repre­ "When the Soviet union wants it over to Captain Safford." ed at 4:50 Saturday afternoon for ating. them. He told how two youths, 7:15- WDRC—Jack Smith Show; chestra; WTIC—Dance Orches­ the North. Ends are expected to the sports program at the Univer­ er..Nick Stato la featured tomor­ Unofficially these are the teams The broadcast, quoting from the s chimney Are at .14 Pitkin street. Ed Bergendahl, Big Ed Sweeney under consideration in the various cals were down 48-41. Successive senting both unions were on duty to set up a democratic govern About eight hours after 'the whom he had recommended for WHTD—Famous Songs; Musi­ tra. come up with several new faces. sity of Connecticut could be put on row night at the Hartford Atidi- * There is no check on the chil- semi-monthly Moscow magazine There w-as no Are loss. and Jimmy Woods started pepping par with many majqr schools, pro­ NCAA districts: (season record in baskets by Leo Katkaveck aaS „ ^Sren from one year to four years, on the picket lines. merit in Greece and asks for Unit New Times, said "the continuation walkout started Capt. William service in the war when the al­ cal Roundup; WTHT — ^ y- 11;45--WHTD — Buddy Morrow's The red hot City Cab will be a torlum..Look for a rematch be­ Johnny Green cut that icadi dcsnl vJ edNKingdom support, Mr. Bevin ternative was being sent to re­ in baskets from all oer the floor vided that Connecticut coaches figures). mvenlles from lA to 21 years or of the reactionary regime in To Seal Officers Bradley, president of the tugboat mond Swing; WTIC— News of Orchestra; News. and Wethersfield rallied to over­ strong favorite to whip the Bil­ tween Pat Brady and Vie fibres with Green’s final basket putting ” calls It a counter-attack," Vishin- Mr. and Mrs. Mason Markham formatory, had given their lives the World. 12:00—WH'TD — Chuck Foster’s liards in the second game. The sent their star athletes to the within the next month gt the District One—Rhode Island State ■* rly people, men and women, Greece, gtiarded by foreign bayo­ hav,e returned to town after a two local, said the strike was "98 per come the nine point deficit end go Storrs coHege and not to another 12-1, Yale 12-1, Holy Choea 10-1, the locals ahead for the first ji AO ytars and up. It is a rea- sky said. Aghting. for their country. 7:30—WDRC — Bob H a w k’a Orchestra; WTIC — News; 8L Cab under Coach Johnny Hedlund Hartford Auditorium.. / Bristol nets," constitutes a real danger to months visit to Miami, Fla. Mark­ cent effective.” out front, 52 to 50 with seconds re­ school. Harvard 8-1, and Dartmouth 10-3 In the second half 49-4S with leal .nable assumption that there are Bevin, he said, "considers this peace. Of Mystic Review He said a "half a dozen tugs Mrs. Elliott, whose work lies Show; WHTD—Frank Singiaer; Louis Serenade. dropped their first three starts and High’s basketball team is the than a minute to go. ham formerly operated the Arm­ maining. J. O. Christian, head football and which got off to a bad start but these three classlAcations 10,000 Weddings his ace in the hole. I don't like f'harges ArtlAclal Inspiration or so" still were working on in- principally with young girls, ob­ WTHT — Lone Ranger; WTIC 12:30 -WHTD — Lew Diamond’s then bounced back to win their classiest seen this season.. .Weth­ In those final seconda o f ptav to go on with this gambling ory Restaurant on Main street. served that many parents, nowa­ A one handed flip by Kenny baseball coach stated recently that now has won eight in a row. Tufts piore residents, making a possible The Communist party newspa­ completed tasks of escorting ships —Jack aaya “ Ask Me Another.” Orchestra; WTIC—Lee Sima. (Thapman, making his debut with next three games including a win ersfield has looked Ilk* the best B Ike Cole came through beauti# house simile but I would like to District Deputy Mrs. Fred days, are confessing inability to the Uconns were hopeful of play­ outfit with Howard Brown’s Suf- waa picked last year. gyaad tdtal population in Manches- per Pravda charged that the Kei.sh of Thomas Drive will seat to nnd from berths. These were the team, split the nets to knot over the Legion last week. The fully with an eye-filling sbeC to ^ r of/more than 31,000. Potter-Breen add that the ace of Mr. Bevin does A Kodschrome study, "No Place a.ssignmcnts taken on before the exert a controlling inAucnc* over latest win knocked the Legion ing their major athletic contests field tegpa tops in the Cla.ra. White snapdragons and Bevin replied then that Briti.«h Azerbaijan province. the minister. Eh'enta will begin at Union officials met for an hour It began showing itself before the ture. .Southworth while with the see 10-3, Tulane 11-2. Kentucky 3 Server, rf ...... 0 president will be succeeded by va. Black and White—which again. some day in the not too distant fu­ Cardinals knew tbe value of a 1-8 1 1 Waterbury Brass ferns decointed the altar. troops were in Greece with the ap- Mrs. Raymond Gamble of Lydall 7 ;.'50 o’clock and will conclude with this marnlng with Edward C. Ma- war, but in a new and improved should the public be vk ed to ac­ Hartford, Feb. 4.—Matchmak represented the district last year. 1 Wierzbickl, rf , .1 nroval of the Greek government the serving of refreshments. The latter’s top-in, followed by ture, the Universlay of Connecti­ good farm ayatem. .The Cards are . * J The bridal attendants were Miss street. Mrs. Kelsh will serve as qulre, labor advisor to Mayor The Ways and Means committee dress which its spokesmen insist cept before television gets under a two poiter by Chapman, proved er G'as Browne plans to stud to- District Four—CTommlttee hasn't 3 Kubelle. If . . . . 8 to maintain order and would stay m'jri'ow night’s Auditorium box cut will be able to take their place ready to peddly off their 25 pitch- 1 -t T i i Plants Now Idle Constance Hunt as maid of honor, .Safford Reverses installing officer because of the CDw^rer. and William C. Liller of of the Buckland-Oakland Club hae way 4n earnest - hasn’t yet been to be the final margin of victory. met yet, but Iowa l^-l. Ohio State 4 Surowlec, If . . . . 8 0-1 Mias Beatrice Breen and Miss Elsie there to protect ,the develonment Alexander Leggett, Jr., of 30 has just about prepared it for the Ing undercard with fighters who! of the major base- era for the right price. .The Giants 10-3, Indiana 12-2, Notre Dame « i illness of State Field Director. the U. S. Conciliation service. No answered. It has been nearly A free throw and bucket by'Chap­ 0 <3ole, c ...... 4 1-2 • Tolli (if Rocky Hill, bridesmaids; of a democratic government. Beafn Maple street, celebiated his Aral progress toward a settlement was engaged Ben Avery’s orchestra to public. have proven their mettle in many 1 imsketball and football teams i are bound to buy at least one Red 13- 1, Akron 14-1. DePauI 13-4, J Prior Tesliiiioiiv Mrs. Grace Be.st, who was to have two years since CBS first man rounded out Manchester’s 3 Katkaveck. e .8 1-2 u (Oonttnoed from Pmge One) and Kame Dickinson and'Patricia denied that Greece's neighbors m birthday Frid.ay. with a party play for the Valentine dance, Fri­ other battlc.s here. He has Nick { Bird hurler nnd possibly two. Bowling Green 20-4 and Valparalao acted in that capacity. reported when the session broke yet u n eq u ip ^ for live talent j advocating 'higher “ deflnltron'^plc- scoring in the second overtime. 2 Horovath. rg . I. •-1 ■ ...... # Jones, Aower girls. John E. Breeii, were threatene«n)-3hooting EMt'’""Hartfonii verines the Wichigans. ing 13-4, Brigham Young 10-7, Col­ 0 Ellender, rg . . t e-s • 4 le “union“1 was not fully prepared which- he said had been made in up a mistake? , ! by... Judge Raymond------R. BowersR. in I Methodise church. The 1 $1.35 an hour for unlicensed per- power output rated by the en­ five years of research to make figures Bergendahl and Sweeney f walk out as a result of the oon- The matron of honor wore ma­ Parliament a year ago by a Labor gineers at 20 kilowatts. It operates featherweight. Yonn/ Bobby, Just''’"' 'Oterans returned from "Well, Ann Arbor Is breaking orado Univ. 6-4 and Utah 10-6, are 4 Exel, I f ...... 2 9-4 • Town Court this mornimorning for in- ^ James S j.sonnel in place of- the present 67 color fully suitable for the public.' '<’'1 I*)** losers’ attack Its back trying to get all those ■..... I xuston that grew out o f Satnf-’ roon moire taffeta, with matching member. F. Seymour Cocks, to exists, Safford replied.* to 72 cents. The tugboat opera­ on a wide band at around 490 turned 18, and expecting to report armed forces. beat prospects. Brigham Young up- k hat and nui/f of L,o<;hinvar cama- toxication. Father and son were Klar, planning technician for the CBS counters with the comment I Wethersfield plays here on Kri- Naturally competition is kern boys back. I’ve talked to aeveral 19 day’s meeting -with the manago- show that the Elas, a Greek re­ Safford has testiAcd that an in -' arrested Saturday at their apart­ tors offered a Aat 10 cents a'h hour megacycles under an experimental for Induction any day soon, has set Wyoming Saturday night..U tah 20 S-88 4fi / j tiona. ‘The bride.smaids wore gold tercepted Japanese message was Connecticut Development Commis­ that "If the entire industry puts P®*’- 22 In a return game, for s graduating high arhool luml-i of them, , got the bid a year ago. Score at half tl ne, PAAC SBent."” , sistance force, "had held up ten ment for making a disturbance raise for all personnel. license compared to 60 megacwlea its shoulders to'the wheel it ia our j Legion (65) headed many a card hero the past moire taffeta, matching hats and German divisions" with weaoona received by the Navy three days | sion. who will speak on the suhiect. when the system, developed bjrDr. year. narj'. There Is nothing wrong with* "Frank Kosikowskl, big Mar-1 Pacific Uoast Champs Sub-Base 28. Oppei^ to Further Delay while Intoxicated. Officer W. R. "Zoning, a Means To An End." This dispute and a walkout In PINEHURST belief that color acta will oe in the i p B F T , William Moriarty, CIO spokes­ muffs covered with pelargoniums. .supplied by the United Kingdom. before the Dec. 7, 1941, attack- and * the brass industry boosted the na­ Peter C. Goldmark, head of the Watei'byry’s Frank Vigeanl, vr.rioiia schools showing .auch a quette, end. a rfgtilar with the r e -; District Eight—The nomlnaUon ri. The Howsr girls wore rose moire Dwyer made the arrests. - All men of the church and others Tuesday at Pinchuret Fruit home by early 1947." But it adds I CHiapmali, rf . . 9 1-3 19 yotingRtrr their advantages. markable Fleet City, Calif,, Blue- will go to the Pacific Coast Con- . man. said he was opposed to any Bevin, the Russian contlnueti, has now vanished from the Ales. ! tional, total of idle in abor troubles CBS laboratories, was firm shown n who has won half a dozen bouts j Norman M. Jalbcrt of 17 Wind­ Interg^sted will be welcome. the estimate that the present pic­ 2 Stratton, rf . . 1 0-2 S t ' further delay in the strike. He Inffcta, matching hat.>) and mtiffs { spoke qf the attenipts by a Greek He said there was ‘"‘an appearance ' to about 1,460,000. Accounting Department you will find in pre-war days. In a row, is scheduled to appear in But when young men .have pla.V- jackeU ahead of such accomplish-1 ference champion. At present of runtrastihg carnations. sor avenue. Rockville, was fined ture "is something less than half 4 P. Murdock, If 4 2-2 10 , ed a year or two for an insti- j ed workmen as Bill Daddio of i Southern California and California deacribed the company offer as I minority to seize power but "it of a conspiracy" and that it ” ia - $5.00 for intoxication. He was ar­ for the bulk of this Agure arq the plenty of ripe Bananas, A previoua post-war demonstra­ aa good aa it will be in six a six-rounder. Vigeant defeated The bride’s mother wore black Warren D. Bidwell of 14>2 Hack- 3 F. Murdock, If 1 1-2 3 1 tutlon, and plan to return there I Pittsburgh snd the professionals are tied in the southern division, State Guard Doi THnSdequate," and quoted Scovill isn’t a minority—it Is the Greek human to try to cover up a mis­ rested Feb. 1 at 1 ;20 a. m. by Offi­ steel strike, 750,000; General Mor- fresh Strawberries and ex­ tion of an RCA developed system months." 0 Yost, c ...... 6 3-5 15 Jimmy Gi'eeii in a rip-roaring*''bat- take.” . •Tiatack has enlisted In the regu- tle here last Tuesday that drew a until approached 'with glowing and Perry Schwartz of California with ail five teams. Idaho. Oregon, officials as saying they would not cer W. R. CasseUs. 'ir Army for a neriod o^ 18 months tors, 175,000, and electrical work­ tra large, ripe Pineapples. used live talent. The CBS spe­ I ^PP*rontly, then, unless some­ 4 Aliezi, rg .... 2 7-10 n 1 nnd the bridegroom’s sister, wore Marshall was the wartime chief cially prepared film Is designed to tremendous ovation from a capa­ offers from a rival, and then and the pros, drew rave notices Oregon State, Washihgtin and Rockville Quintet ^ake any other offer a£ future Calls statement "Groundless* it wa.s learned today. He Is the ers. 200,000. Avocados, Delicious nnd _ thing of a common THTderstanding 5' Murray, Ig .. 2 „ 1-2 5 make a change, John Alan Bcrge, from California football writers. Begotiations.” a lime green dress and hat. Both | VTshinBkVTiHied Bevrn^"irtsle-i “t * " “ "d Stark was the 1941 More than 66,000 .workers in indicate bow effective color can city house. Washington State, in the running wore gardenia corsages. They as- chief of Naval operations, .son of Mrs. Anna W. Bidwell. of these conflicting views can be my reliable Milwaukee corre­ "So what happens? Frank for the northern title. The winners In voting to delay thevstrike for operations. related industries are idle because Baldwin Apples, D’An^ou | be In contrast to black and white. 19 25 Then there's George Humes, slated the bridal party in receiving | Russian propag^da Hospital Notes reached, black and white groups 15-26 65 spondent, for one, believes this is Leahy pops up out of nowhere, of the two divisions will meet for 48 hours, the Scovill local author- Clark developed in questioning Pears and Nevin’s seedless Improvements came in dtail, in tVethersflSld (60) pulverizing kayo puncher of thia Company 0 of State CKwuq i at the Breen home, arid at a recep-1 Mrs. Francis G. Brogan of 54 of the lack of ateel. and officials win keep on with their announced something that should be stopped. and take young Mr. Kosikowskl the conference title. Last year Ore­ Safford that no one in the Navy brilliancy and In overall results. P B r t Icity who chilled Bobby Hicks )n ed the season with a 88-8 trwae# liMd its negotiators to confer with tion at the Old Colony restaurant, 1 ^r^tUh foreign secretary In below the rank of Admiral Stark • J siia# i North School street has been ap- of the Ford Motor Ck). plant at Pink Grapefruit. plans tot a nation-wide aervlce, The subject is a trifle warm as out to dinner. Young Mr. Kosl- gon represented the district. psanagement during that time and Chester, Pa., employing 3,000, an­ In comparing the rival demon- 3 McCue, rf . . . . 3 0-1 6 a. rousing duel two weeks ago ing ever Ompany C jot Roekrilla. East Hartford. White carnations 1 reconatruction days after the would have ben responsible for I ^J^ardr Marlborough;xta:.ihornn..h‘- Mrs. Nor-Nor i nolnted stenographer at the Man- with the color supporters main­ far as mentioning names goes, but kowski’s parents 'are told of the Many of the above teams alao First World a'ar, war, accused. Moscow cheater Memorial hospital, suc­ nounced the plant would close FRUIT BASKETS atrations, it must be noted that taining their position aa research 2 Heath, If .... 0 1-1 1 here. George faces Bat Stroud of benefits of old Notre Dame. Whitcher, Boske, Rlsley lefi the and snapdragons composed the sending a war warning message ma Dickson. 98 Hamlin* street; Tampa, Fla., in a six-rounder. that doesn't stop my good man may receive a bid to the Madison decorations. in 1921 of creating anti-British ceeding Mrs. Frank Gardner of Wednesday, because of the short­ Delivery aiiy day in the somewhat different systems are continues in ail branches of tele- 2 Woods. If ____ 4 1-2 9 Johnny Bcrge in his latest com­ "It probably would be better to wiiinera while Baldwin lad the based on the informtaion he said Mrs. Catherine Wagner, 49 Birch being used. From a general 3 Bergendahl, t 7 1-5 15 Stroud arrived he^RTrora the sun­ Square Garden invitation Tourney losers. / When leaving with the bride­ propaganda but asserted that "the Walker street. age. Slight Increases in produc­ week on Pinehurst '‘custom vlsUm. munique from the west. omit names, but this situation ex­ and elect to compete there instead Hug“Me~Tigh t came in on Dec. 4. street. standpoint, one .was about as good 5 Kedugh, rg . . . 2 Orl 4 ny south but a few days ago, hav­ The team will travel to Rock­ groom for a trip to New York whole plot failed." "Therefore," Clark reasoned, "no Admitted Sunday; Dennis Mc­ tion at St. Louis, Chicago and De­ made” fancy Fruit Baskets. "Sure a fellow can change his ists. and someone should speak of in tho NCAA eliminations. Last City and Washington, D. C., the In 192A and 1927, Viahtnaky Ward Cheney Camp No. 13f troit boosted last week’s steel out­ as the other, w-lth the CBS pic­ Dialing tonight: NBC>-8 Caval­ 2 Schumann, rg . 3 1-3 7 ing been active in southern rings. againat it." ville Thursday n^ht for a return one below him would have any Namara, 32 Division Street: Carl 5 Sweeney, Ig .. 6 0-3 mind," reports reporter Berge, year Tennewee. Rhode Island, De bride wore a light blue dress, said Austen (Thamberlain, then uAted Spanish War Veterans, put from Ave to 514 per cent of These baskets are priced at tures somewhat brighter and hav­ cade drama "Children of Ol’ Man 12 There it is, Johnny Berge — game. Also a g ^ e Sunday with motive for covering up a mistake. Anderson, 233 Center street: Mre. ing less flicker. However, the 4 Mulcahy, Ig .. 3 0-0 6 Opening Date Set back In stride again now that he Paul, West Virginia, Bowling Company E, Hartford. matching Feather hat, brown fur British foreign secretary, "follow There wouldn’t be any neglect of Ruth TVrclI. 58 Middle Turnpike, will meet this evening st eight normal, the magazine Steel re­ $5.0Q, $7.50 and $10.00. River": 8:30 Barlow Concert; 9- is once more in civilian clothes, right out loud. Green, Rencssriacr, St. John’s and coat and gardenia corsage. They *d (Turzon’s path and sent a note Voorbeea Concert, Jaacha Heifetz; There may be repercussions, if All persons Intereated in gamea duty below to send out that mes­ east: Mrs. Jeanette Goodwin, '44 o’clock in the State Library. ported. Please order a day in ad­ 26 28 4-16 60 "but he should do it without out­ Muhlenberg were the eight teams will reside on Farm.s Village road, i to Moscow on propaganda ogainst All but 21 of the 129 elementary 9:30 .Information Please, Bea Lil­ Hartford. Feb. 4—(A>)— Hart­ not. we'll settle for a few rebut­ are admitted free of charge. sage? There would be no reason Hamlin street; MLss Margaret vance, if possible. Score at halftime 25-17 Legion side help. picked for tho Garden affair. All games/in Hartford at Avon, and be at home to their' Britain. and high schools in St. Louis were lie; 10:30 I. Q. Quiz. .CBS— 7:30 ford’s Eastern Leagua 1946 base- tals. the to cover up?" Keegan. 70 Main street: Mrs. Clair The .postportbd meeting of the 82 an regulation time. baU debut will be made here on "I can cite specific cases where Perhaps the three ■ most Out­ State Armoty start at 2 p.m, friends after Febniai-y 15. | "Those, charges against the "That question," Safford re-, Darr. Norwich; Mrs. Beatrice Pal­ Highland Park P.T.A, will take closed today as 400 members of PINEHURST MEATS (repeat 10:30) Bob Hawk Quiz; Notre Dame, Michigan and Pur­ Anything for a littls excite- standing games of the week are 8:30 Joan Davis; 9 Rita Hayworth 86 all first overtime. May 3 with Albany providing the menL Manchekter. Co. O (68) The bride was graduated from ' Russian government by the Brit- plied, "goes beyond anything I mer, Westheld. Mass. place Wednesday evening at eight the A FL CTustodlans and Matrons TURKEYS N eed New 4 10-minute periods. due are doing just that. Notre Dame against New York union went on strike in support of in “This Love of Ours"; 10 Bob competition it x'as announced Sat­ University, Navy against North B. F. F.. Manchester High school in 1941.1 ish government collapsed noisily. want to answer.” Admitted today; James and o’clock in the auditorium of the 52c-54c pound 2 5-mlnute overtime periods. “I’ve always been a Notre Dame Vendrillo,/If ...... 0 0 Clark Demands Answer their demands for a $20 monthly Montgomery in "My aient Cur­ urday at a loop meeting in New fan. but opinion in the middle Carolina and Oklahoma A. A M. 0 She has been employed in the en-' but the traces still are left — Barbara Frick. 89 Heniy' street: school on Porter streets. David Referee, Phelps, Dowd. York City. King. I f / , ...... 1 0 gineering office of the Pratt and | heavy, dangerous traces," the Clark, a slow-speaking persistent Rene Cote, 28 Devon Drive; Don­ Strom wHl be the guest speaker wage-Increase, Fryers Broilers ley” ; 10:30 East Crime P h oto.,. weat Is that the Irish aren’t doing Toiivot Lavelli Sets again.st DePaul. The Aggies now 2 ABC 8:30 Fat Man Detective; 9 I Biske, rt . 6 0 12 Whitney Aircraft white-haired Russian diplomat questioner, demanded an answer. ald Kirby, 88 Plymouth Lane; and will llluatrate hia talk with- a Four o f t^e city’s -13 high _ ____ Roastem -: May Report By Radio themselves any good with their boast the best winning streak—14 j BRAKES? Deal In Crime; 9:30 Paul White- ■■ roonns Win Easily —In the country since losing their Whitch/r, c ...... 13 1 27 Safford Anally said "You’re Pallia Crossen, 375 Adams street: schools were operating, but offi­ present policy. I The- bridegroom . attended said.*- projecting machine, radio and 49c pound Three New Marks Nodden, Ig ...... 2 1 5 schools in Sim.sbury and the Uni­ right" that the responsibility of Mrs. Mary Phelps, East Hartford: cials at Central high Said they man Show; 10 Jimmy Oleaaon “ In fact, with their returning only game to DePaul, 46-42, early j "Bevin speaks of Russian pro­ other equipment, used in audio Fowl for Fricassee MinneapoUa—(JT)—"Sniffed leak, Storre, Feb. 4—(F)— The Uni­ Wilki/, Ig ...... 1 0 versity of Connecticut. He was in­ sending a message rested with Mrs. Dorothy Wells, TalcottvlUe. would probably close because of a comedy..MBS—8 BuIMog Drum­ stars heading for South Bend, in the season. | 2_ paganda when he hears our friend­ visual aid the University of mond; . 9:18 Real Life Drama; snuffed same. Over." That might versity of OnnecUcut, aided by New Haven, Feb. 4—(F)—Tony Rlsley. rg ...... 5 0 10 ducted into the Army in 1942 and ly warning on the situation in Stark, and with Marshall in the Discharged Saturday; Alan Fre- lack of lunchroom supplies Pork products are comiuR two Big Ten schools are at the Current leaders In the various | h C onnecticut The meeting is open 10:30 Detect a Tune. be the way repairmen to the aerv- the return of Walt Dropo, a war Lavelli Yale's sensational fresh­ discharged, in November last after (ireece—when we speak of the in­ Army. ‘ heit, 72 Lyness street; Mrs. Caro­ through now, and we expect moment considering drastic ac­ conferences: to all vi^o'are interested. ice.department of the hllnneapolia veteran, snapped a three game man ahotmaker. was possessor of Totals ...... 28 2 58 serving 22 months in the E.T.O, human and terrorlM regime of "Any neglect of duty rested in line Haugh. 100 Spruce street: to have Beef and Pork in Oaa Light Company will make fi|- tion. ' The Big Ten~Iowa; Southwest the realm of Marahall and Stark," Mrs. Gwendolyn Chambers 88 Trying to Prevent Tuesday items; 'NBC-^O;30 a. loflng streak by trouncing the ,*Tn 1942 Wisconsin had a fine at least three new individual uni­ — Baylor; Pacific-Coast (Northl — Rockville Co. C (8) He is in the hardware biisine.ss iii adventurers in Greece. Seventh Day Adventista will fair supply this week-end. ture reports—Ity radio. The com­ versity basketball acoring records Avon. Clark pinned down,*and got an­ Middle Turnpike, west; Edward m. Daytime CHiuMca; 12:48 p. m„ University of Maine’s basketball- team, beating Ohio States, West- Idaho; Pacific Coast l South i — , B. F. Pv "When we say the presence of have a prayer meeting tomorrow Bridgeport Strike Brisrhtwpnd pany has Inatalled a 250 watt radio ers, 60-48, at Drone, Me., Satur- today aa a result of his brilliant Baldwin, fn ...... 3 0 6 British forces in Greece is used other, "Yes, sir.” McVeigh, 34 Flower street: Ches­ nlng at 7:45 at the home’ of Maggie McNelU's; 6:18 iSchoea of station and one of Its 48 ears ren Conference ehampion of that u s e and CTalifornla tied; Missouri Clark told the witness it is a ter Berger. Scotland, Conn.; Ethel Bridgeport, Feb. 4.—(^5— A con­ PORK SHOULDERS Tropica: 7:30 Hia Honor, the Bar­ dby. 1 - fall. It will be recalled that the 39 points in Yale’s 67-45 conquest Valley—Okla. Aggies; Eastern In­ Burns, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Winter-Madore - by the moat reactionary elements and Mra. Fred Miner. 62 Bige­ ference was under way today be­ equipped with a 80 watt transmit­ of the U. 8. Military Academy . 0 0 0 violation of the oriminsl code to Adams. 307 Gardner street: Mias !i2c pound Buick ...... $12.95 ber; 10 Bob Hopo...CBS— a. ter arrived at aigtreet leak four tercollegiate—Cornell; Southeast­ Meyers, c ...... Mi.ss Verna Mary Madore, daugh­ against the Greek people and all low street, and on Wednesday tween union officials and manage­ team in Payne Whitney Oymna- Hanse^, rf . . ’...... 0 0 0 the . United Nations, including secrete or destroy a public record. Ella S.toughton, 29 Cottage street; afternooft from two to four o'clock Pork Batts ra. Arthur Godfrey; S:S0 p. m. minutes a fter.ir It Was reported. ern -Louisiana State and Ken­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ma- ment of the Bridgeport B ra « Com­ Chevrolet alum Saturday night Wadsworth, r f ...... tt, . 6 0 I.H1 Great Britain, it ia called propa­ He said Marahall and Stark would Wlliliam Anderson, Broad Brook; the Dorcas "members will meet . .. $9.95 Sing Along CTub; 6:15 Patti day- tucky tied; Big Six—Kansas: doiv, of F'qrt,Kent, Maine, was miy- pany amid reports that HeiroAn 37c pound LavelU’a 39 polnta washed out Soplhern—Duke; Big Seven—Brig­ Walsh, If ...... 1 0 2 have had to Violate the law to Melvin Crockett, 20 FalrAeld with Mrs. M. B, Wright, 95 Center ton Song; 8 Big Town; 9:30 HM- Foam Bit Thielrar ried Saturday evening, to Robert ganda. ■ W. Stelrtkraus, company president, Pork Chopr ChiTsIor 6 .$11.95 the old individual -high scoring ham Young; Rocky Mountain Quotes BrHiah Bolons cover up by hiding or destroying street. da Hopper In "The Tin dow n"... Local Sport Chatter Winter, son of Mrs. Mary E. Win­ Discharged Sunday; Janet Nut­ atreet would make an offer to the uirion mark of 87 polnta for a single Colorado College; Ma'son Dixon— Totals ...'...... 4 0 8 VIshinsky quoted from state­ copies of the alleged tip-off. Pork Roasts De Soto . . ...$ 1 1 .9 5 ABC-^11 a. A Breneman’a Break­ * Tyler, Tex.—(P)— Foam on the ter of Bar Harbor, Maine. The "Do you charge that they did in an effort to prevent a strike gam e. which waa eatablished on American Univ;. Ohio Conference— Score at half time, 31-4. Man­ ments .$11.95 Tramp* Down Proa The bride wore a princess style Helped to strengthen Greek right­ Safford waited for some time, 72 Burnham atreet; Mrs. Bessie to be made by Stelnkraus were not • Othar matchaa this week. To­ entering the Army and in hia ab­ verted 11 out of 11 trot trlea. Bridgeport, Feb. —' — Bill gown of ivory brocaded satin with ist factions against other move­ then replied: Wood. TalcottvlUe; Mrs. Margaret John Mather Chapter, Order of disclosed. ever meat arrives will be Olds 6 . . . morrow n%ht, Lee’s Easo and tha sence a swell job of pinchhitting The Somerville, Maas., young­ New BritairT. Feb. 4~rCiF)— The ...$ 1 0 .9 5 ster also bestqd the ajl-Ume Payne (Bozo) Dent* of Waterbury wen sweetheart neckline and train. Her ments. ■ ' “I do not make that charge and Madden, 30 Laurel atreet; Mrs, DeMolay. will confer the Initiatory nlaced on sale at once. Fairfield Qrocara and the Knights waa done by Marty Fagan. The Bristol Tramps, state basketball 'third annulil George. Brown Anger-tip veil of illusion was edged He then quoted at leng;th from Packard 6 , latter is expected to seek s mas­ Whitney Oymnaaium individual I do not deny it.’’ ? Helen Kulo, Rockville; Carl Lor- degree tonight in the Masonic Tem­ Corone^ Clears Visit Our Meat Departmeht .. .$12.95 ON YOUR RADIO TONIGHT AT 9:00 of Columbus and Brown's Garage. league leaders, yesterday wallop­ fling * classic here - Satiirdey with lace, and she carried a show­ a Btatertient, publlahed .today in CTlark rephrased his question as entzen. RFD 1, Manchester: Mrs. ple at 7 o’clock. Master Councilor Wednesday night Pagani'a Weat ter’s degree at tha University of high aepre for a tingle game. Hia ed the New Britain Pros, 64-56, Tuesday Plymouth . . . $9.95 S9j)olnta topped this previoua rec­ an eight game total of 1093. er biuquet of white bridal roses, The London Newa-Chronlcle, by to whether Safford was making Madeline Stafford. 117 Pine street William Mullen has requested that Sides and the Pioneer Parachute Connecticut in a exhibition contest before a He recelv^ a $.200 prize. Chet gardenias and sweet peas. John Sphlanopoulis, former for­ any "assertion," ‘’suggestion" or _Dlscharged,today: Richard Bow­ all the officers and degree' team Manchester Man For Pies we suggest that are paired and Warren and Jarv^ ord of 80 eatablished on Jan. 19, Pontiac . .. . .$11.95 1944 by Bob flaught. former record crowd of 1.800 fans. Tbe Kemis of Torrlngton was runners The matron of honor wore a eign minister and resigned head statement of ’‘suspiclan.” ers. 75 Deming street; Mra Cath­ members be prompt in attendance you use Pure Lard or and Fockett’s Stars. h is a known fact that Oeissler, vlctore led throughout Walt A crocLted bolero-type "warm- gown of. aquamarine marquisette, Notre Dame cage star who was Up with a 1052 total for $90. A of the Greek delegation to the “ Yes sir, there is a suspicion." erine Glean. 35 Cambridge street; in order that considerable business Swift's Bland Lard- We Studebaker $11.95 a former Manchester teacher, has Kresge, with 18 points, led the field of 60 top-notch pinners com­ •r-upptr” which ia novel and very with matching tiara and veil, and United Nations, who called for a riartford. Feb. 4—(P)—Amos C:< playing for the Columbia Midship- "Against them?" Sandra Cummings. 290 Middle may be transacted. - have a supply of Mince Adam Twarklna known tocally gacsivad feeltrs from other schools winners. pleted. young and attractive looking. Very arm bouquet of yellow roses, snap­ general amnesty of political pris­ ."Agalnst-thcm," Turnpike, east; William Dickson, Brownell of 27^cst Street. Man^ for his services. It is, however, cx- men'a School team againat the easy to make aa the two armhole Reports from the sick, athletic Prices include lining aa Dick Adams, the atyUsh south­ Yale AAITC quintet dragons and sweet peas. oners in Greece,' declaring terror­ Clark then phrased his question 98 Hamlin street. and obligations committees should Chester is found not criminally re­ Meat in jars and Mussel- Pfcted that he will remain at the ■actiona ara crocheted of two Following the ceremony a re­ sponsible for the death of Prank paw of last yaar*a Plant J. Major Lavelli alao amaahed the Indi­ ism in the country must atop and as to Whether Safford was intend­ Births Sunday: A son to Mr. be forthcoming. Pl^ns for future man's Apole Pie Mix. 4 wheels and labor baseball nine has signed with the head of RockvUle’a athleUea. ahadaa of wool and then a«t to- ception was given by Mrs. James the Greek government must be and Mra. Arthur Meegan, 8 Alpine 2Slmmel, 81, who was struck by a vidual aeaaon’a acoring record of Mther by mcana of the little mid- ing to create suspicion in the minds meetings' 'rtll be announced and Large White Grapefruit Philadelphia Fhlla for the com­ A. Roberts for relatives arid friends purged of collaborators. of the committee or the public as street: a eon to Mr. and Mra. Ru­ every member will have an oppor­ car opersted by Brownell, Oct, Manchester High’s swimming 245 which Wqe aet in 18 garaea ila-of-tha-back aection. Regulars Ue Lfiivc your car in the mom- ing aeason.. laat aeason by Capt John (Rabbit) at the Blue Front Restaurant on "And now I ask Mr. Bsvln." to law-viqiatlon by Stark and Mar­ fus aemerit, 94 Drive A. Silver tunity to state the type of social 28 on Silvsr Lsne. East Hartford. team dropped their Initial meet To obtain complete crocheting In a finding issued by Acting Ctor- Ing and pick It up in the Waratler of the epirent team. La- TOWN - North Main street. Later the cou­ VIshinsky said, "whether all these shall and obtained Safford’s reply. Lane Homes; a daughter to Mr. function he desires. Although a Seedless . I4c last Saturday afternoon to Mid­ Btructiooa for the Bolero Hug­ ple left for a wedding trip to Maine oner Richard R. Steele today.; Zlm- evening. Mike Forllne, husky Durham vclll'a IS-game total reached 282 o-light (Pattern No. 5090) aizes Bnglbfh statements are Moscow Committee Counsel Seth Rich­ and Mrs. John -Hempstead. W spring dance has been suggested Order a dozen Soft Weave dletown High at the YMCA pool S and Nebraska. On their return propaganda and counter-at­ ardson said Capt. Alwin D. Kramer St. John street. no deAnite plans have as yet been mel died at Hartford hospital, Oct. pitcher who worked a few games Saturday night and, with two BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP t l , 14. 16, 18, 20 Included, aend 15 30, Zlmmel. acconllng to the act­ Tissue while we have a sup­ in Middletown. Marsh i^ n ed a games yet to go, he loomed today they vVill make their home at 22 wlli .be called , to the stand after Death yesterday: Mias Rose made. OPEN 7:00 TO 6:00 for the Orlll last year U attonding •anta In coin, plua one cent post- Devon Drive, Manchester. tacks?’’ ing coroner, stepped out Into the flMt in-the 4(b yards fresstyle and aa the first 300-polnt man in the He recalled that Bevin had told membera Anish questioning Saf­ Howard, Marlborough. A worthwhile gift wUl P*'* ply. Bob Feller'’s baseball achdol. Tom­ aga, your name, addreas and the The bride is a graduate of the highway as If to seek a ride and Oollina in the 100 yards breast­ hiatory of Yale baakethall. 2 P. M. SATURDAY, FEB. 9TH the Security council Friday that ford. possibly' today. sented-to the.Chapter at this meet my Sippita raporta that Woody stroke tor the local's only flnts. Mktam number to Anne Qabot, Fort Kent High-school. She has struci; the right front door of the Wallett, former local catcher had Nto claimed aa a record but aatd . T%o Maaeheatar Evening Herald; Great Britaip wanted a “yes or After Kramer's appearance, Clinic Schedule ini, from James B. Elliott, Jr„ now lived in' Manchester for several Richardson said ofliciala who were Tuesday—Tonsil and adenoid at serving with the Armed Forces. Brownell car, breaking off the ban- a lot to do with the success o f Fer- to be ao by veteriui obeervera of CHARTER OAK' BOWLING AIXEYS t i l M Ava. Amaricaa, New York 19, no" verdict on whether British del. The coroner finds thers avt- Tonight at the West Slda Use, Yala baaketball garnet waa hia years and Is employed by Cheney in charge of (he Cheltenham, Md„ 10 TTie presentation will be mads by Une the past few years. i Brothers. The bridegroom return­ policy in Greece was endangering . dence that 2tomsl had been In- tha Wsst SIdsa will attompt to perfect convereion of 11 free 14aaa Cabot Album contains ^ a c e and aecuiity. * radio monitoring stations in De­ Wednesday—Chest clinic at t. proky aa P v t BlUlott wUl be unable a gain their .first win of tha ysar EnUriet Accepted Up to 7th ed last month from the EIT.O. He Wednesday—Well baby clinic toxlcateiL Brunners throwb againat tha Cadajta. cember, 1941, will be called, to to attend this evening. «f wintry waathMr aweat- drove a tank desti oyer during com­ “ Instrument of Preseure” Theto was some testimony that Frsneis Oeissler hss been hon- when they meet Harold Binka’ The Yale team qloaea out Ita tMMW-UghU,Iffbta. bed packeU, “The Soviet delegation," Vlshln- testify whether they ever inter­ at the V.M.C.A, frem ’^2-4. DeMolaye recently discharged 80 OAKLAND STREET orsbly discharged from tha Army Baddies from tho North End. The bat holds three battle stars, Thursdsy---Prenatal clinic at from the seri’lces are eprdisHy In second car ran over the demssed season thia week at Princeton on ' Entry Fee (Coven Bowiii|i) $| ^ MB u d lociis,„ snug, _ woolen bon- Central Europe. Rhineland and Ar- sky said, "has a clear and deAnite cepted a so-called "winds eaiecute’’ ! and the coroner was unable to de- PHONE S ift and will rcBuma his duties es West Seconds wUl fact ths Wednesday night and with Holy answer. The presence of British message. which Safford said came 9:4,5. vited to attend this meeting and teacher and athlsUc eoach st •quins la the first fama at fiilO. ManAroMery, qullt-ldennes. also the Belgian Brigade Friday—W eil'baby cUi)lc at the ienew their, fsllowahip lln the or- j termine the extent of the Injuries Croat IMM en ■atuadav. ntloB ldaaa.|medal. Victory ribbon'and' Good troops in Grtece is an Insiiument in from that station on Dec. 4, 'infilctod by slUier oar. Conduct medaL ot prewura and a a . Utteifereace |1H1. VUebardson said UMsa, pro- hospital from 8-4# ■dsr. iw r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 ,194« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY, FBBRUART 4 ,194» Fuel and Feed 49-A Wanted—To Buy 58 TOONERVILLE FOLKS Antomobiles for Sale {(leini'Mi* Services Offered IS iusincM Service* Offered 13 Help Wanted—Female 35 BY FONTAIlfirti ANTIQUES—Reflnished and re­ GIRL FOR general laundry work. FIREPLACE and furhact wood WE BUY newspapers, rags, scrap 1938 DODGE coupe, 1938 Reo OIL BURNER SERVICE iron and metals, etc. Service at paired. Rush or splint chair seats Manchester Laundry, 72 Maple for sale. Prompt delivery. Phone ' Gassified' DOROTHY " I THINK, SIR, THE MEN ARE GETTING READY TO sedan, 1942 Chevrolet sedan, 1935 Air Conditioning Installed Stanley Keefe. 2874-W5 Wllll- vour dooL Wm. Ostrinaky, 183 Sense and Nonsense Clnafied International truck, 1935 Ford 1- replaced. Tlemsnn, 189 South street. STALEY s t a g e a Ho m e -G o in g D emonstration • All Work Guaranteed! Main. Tel. 5643. mantlc. ■> Blssell. Tel. 5879! "THu/lde/if llieif Cried ■> ton truck, 1937 Reo platform. AdvertnffiL.nts Cosrriglit, 1944, NIA Setvk*. Isc.. lOltS Brunner’s, 80 Oakland street. VAN CAMP BROS. BOOKKEEriNG, public account­ WOMAN for laundry work. Call Tea Will Never Be Sorry We can’t understand why a wom­ Phone 5i9i--448!k 7600 or call at 25 Park street. CORDWOOD. cut any length. Call Rooms Without Board 59 For Rent Fui Sail Day and Night 8er^’lce ing. income tax returns, payroll, For living a purs life; an complains of having nothing to For Siile Colchester 696. For doing jrour level beat; 1941 MERCURY convertible, ex­ social security,' withholding tax, BEAUTIFULLY fumUhed attic To Buy To Sell wear, and then takes a couple of The Story: Pkinip* tries to only to look up and see me sitting wife through this period o f ra- PHONE 5244 OR 4844 unemploynnent compensation, For being kind to the poor; hours to put It on. cellent running condition, white WOMEN WAN-TED. New System HARD SEASONED oak. 4 feet room. Light housekeeping privi­ strike Dm with her riding crop there to feel restgd; to forget the adjustment.” ToSeU notary public. Telephone 3627 Laundry. For looking before leaping; wall tires; 1942 Chevrolet four- length. Phone 5117 or 5118 be­ leges provided In an attractive bat FteCch knocks It oat of her horror that he liv^ with so long.” SIhe said briefly, “ Clonnccticut.” RADIO REPAIRING Pick-up days or evenings. f For hearing before judging; Editor (exclaiming)— For re­ I thought, ’’Well, Pen Downes, Shehe added defensively, “I don’t door sedan, ,two tone paint ex­ servlcs. Ksdlos checked at the tween 8:30 a. m. and 5 p. m. kitchen reserved for roomers. hanA The Mow sends PhUllpw WOMAN for general cleaning Central, single. $5.50, double, $4.50 For thinking before speaking; fined cruelty that beats anything you Know the proper approach, know why you ask. She doesn’t cellent running condition. Buck's home. Store open all day Man- SHEET METAL WORK, hot air work. 60c per hour. Apply New reeling. Frank, n farm-hand, hiw Auto Service, Broad street. each. Girls preferred. 14 Arch Wanted—Real Estate 77 For harboring plean thoughts; I’ve ever met! don’t you?" care anything about Pen.” cbeatet Radio Service, 73 Birch furnace repairing. New hot air England Hotel. Bolton. For being generous to an enemy; watehftd the scene from a wiadow. street, second floor. Publisher — What’s the story, Miss Jenny cewade* to Naan that That was typical of the man. He • I said, “ I wonder why. He is a street. Telephone 2-0840. and air conditioning furnaces In­ Garden— Farm— Dairy PROPERTY OWNERS —If you For stop^ng your ears to goeslp; now? she Is worried aboot Betsy’s roa- knew the proper approach for any completely fascinatiiM! man, and stalled. Eaves trough and con­ WOMAN for housework and care Products 50 decide to sell your property, be­ For standing by right principles; Editor — The groom’s snooty sl\jB cared enough to marry him. I A1«I> vrItiU male puppy 1935 PLYMOUTH sedan. Call MODERNIZE your home at low of two children. 1 day g. week. nlng around with Pen Downe*. type of woman. To Betsy he was 4047 before 6 p. m. ductor repairing. Norman Bents, Wanted to Rent 68 fore you do, contact ua. We pay For asking pardon When in error; mother thinks he is marrying be­ just another sick kitten to be should think she wouldn’t want street cauWs pet cost, bulkl that extra room now. Write bi care of Box T. Herald. FOR SALE—Green Mountain po- » . • * 277 Spruce street. Tel. 8966. top caab prices for property. For For being square In business deal­ neath him, and she offered to make yearned over and comforted. to leave him-jalone. You wouldn’t, Wwae a»1704. Alterations and repairs. Work of tafflea. flrsta and seconds Amelia VETERAN and wife desire 3 or 1934 Plymouth and 1938 Oldsmo- YOUNG woman or girl to quick action communicate with ings; it worth while If I’d devote the . VII , “ He was so much better today, would you, Bfflsy? That la, with­ blle In very good condition. Turn­ all kinds. Real estate work FOR PROMPT towing and work Jarvis. 872 Parker street. Phone 4 room apartment or flat. Phone For giving an unfortunate person whole account of the wedding to out good reason." ^tXWr—llMiradey nlglit Udy‘« at soda fountain fcid luncheon- lui ua. Call 7728 or 2-0920 or write Betsy came in shortly after 5 Nana." Her eyes glowed. “Nans, ' Mack haadbaa eontalninf email pike Auto Body Works, 166 3tid- solicited. Rates reasonable, credit wTecker service call 3926, Parker 7028. 6393. a lift; what the groom wore, his life and That was, aa Fletch wduld say, terms arranged. Tel, 2-0400. ette Experience not necessary Brae Bum Eatates, Inc., 5 South o’clock. Betsy and I have the he even played for me. Brahma. "/^'raiaount of money and fountain die Turnpike West. Phone 7043. Welding Co.. 166 Middle ’Turn­ For promptnem In heaping your his family, merely mentioning the “hitting below the belL” pike 'West. but helpful. Apply Weldon's Main street, Manchester. room upetaira on the dining room | It was wonderful.” pan, ealued aa a peraonal gift. promises. fact a bride was present. side of the houa*. They face the I knew Peis Downes was almost (1^ Be Ooatiaaed) 1940 PONTIAC sedan, heater’ and AIR CONDITIONED UNITS luncheonette. Household Goods 51 PP • Can 7»04. Reward.______nusiness Property for .Sale 70 FI'VE OR Six room home in de­ ’The Verdict rock gardens, 'and were once the asigood a musician oa he was a radio; 1940 Dodge sedan, heater; Hot Air Furnaces Installed CARPENTER and builder, repair Speak well of your enemies . . . And then— ' and Reset . work. Telephone 2189J5, Wllll- GIRL—General office work. Foc- sirable section, within $8,500. nursery suite. They are pleasant painter. LOST—Red wallet InlUala J.p.B., 1935 Chevrolet coupe. heater; PACKAGE Store. Centrally locat­ Box Q, Herald. ^emembar. You Made Them! He said he'd love her Eaveetrougha and Conductors mantir. perlenced. Good salarj'. Box JN. POT STOVE, $9. Phone 3324. rooms, cool In summer and cheery “It was the first time, Nana, he Social Siiuationa .' Saturday night on Green Bue. 1934 Chevrolet sedan, heater and ed. excellent busines*. Substan­ For ever and ever—• All Types Sheet Metal Work. Herald. tial cash required. Tel. 2-1301. in winter with their open fires. has been able to touch a piano. Reward. Flionc 7513. radio. Terms, trades. Cole Motor. WANTED— A single house in Fanny—^There’s too much money Ah, men! There is a bathroom between MANCHESTER wasted on funerals. He couldn’t bear to go near one. The Situation: You aro (nvited Tel. 4164. 4 PIECE Mohogany bedroom Manchester or outskirts. Cash —Christine Shearer. Betsy’s room which is in the back, I’ve done that for him, Nana.” L x y p ;fhi rrv ©f Keeney etreet, young SHEET METAL WORKS Buildinff—/Zontractlnff 14 waiting. No Agents. Box G, Danny—Yes, It would do much to an open house between the hours 21 years’ experience. Phone 5413 Help Wanted— Male 36 suite, also spring and mattress, Farms and Land for Sale 71 and my room, and the small room I had heard It said a girl t KagllA Shepherd dog, black S'TORM SASH, combination storm, Herald. good if used among the living. Man (to a friend)—That fellow in the front of the house, which of 4 and 6 and you arrive at 4. By 1932 ESSEIX miper 6 coupe. Apply mohogany table and chair, 1 couldn’ t go wrong on Bach. I 5 the house la crowded with guests. i With tan marklngi. Reward, pall doors Installed Create extra living LINO'TYPE Operator. Apply EaM. ONE Hundred acre farm on has a wife and a cigaret lighter, u.ied to be the schoolroom, is now 51 Hamlin street after 6 p. m. RADIO CLINIC—Appliances eerv’' easy chalr.^ roll-a-way bed, 1 Child story heard in the vicinity and they both work. hoped at that moment that the Wrong Way: Stay until 6— or I? ei»4.______r Iced. 25 years’ experience. Your space. Increase yon r Income. Add Hartford Gazette. East Hartford. smoking stand and 1 ice box. Route 15. Price reasonable. Write an upstairs sitting room. I heard same held for Brahma. Conn. of the post office: Betsy come Into her own room. even later. If there are still guests fe ON * Gray plgakln glove, vicinity radio aerviced with latest preci­ one of two fbonna. Phone 2-1428. Telephone 2-0819. ^ Box 21, Tolland, Conn. The nwther left her little boy in In Atlanta, Ga., a .woman ran •’What a)>out Travers?,” I said. around at 8. 1936 TERRAPLANE 4-door sedan, sion teat equipment and delivered She came to the bathroom door "Who is going to help hlte forget I - Depot Square. Return to J. M. WANTED — Brick-layers. Apply RUDY JOHNSON the car while she went In to piu'- this ad in the Atlanta Coiuitltutlon; and called “Nana?” and I an­ Right Way: Leave at 8. If guests 8175. Phone 2-0860. within 24 hours If parts available. 2 OIL burners, also one pot stove. some of the horrors he has seen?” who arrive earty leave after an Nichole. Reward.. Industrial Oonstnictlon Oo., Phone 2-0998. Inquire 104 West Houses for Sale 72 ELECTRICAL CONTRAOTtNO chase a money order. There was a '’Cook Wanted—long hours, work swered, “Here, Betsy. Come In.” We call for smd deliver. Phone Rooflnff— Repairing 17-A long line at the window (always “Oh, Travers,” she diamlaaed hour, there Is more room for the 1936 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, .Southern N. E. Telephone Oo. Center street. AND REPAIRING hard, woman disagreeable, pay The heat had turned her hair 6079. CUMBERLAND street, six room that way) and it was about 15 min­ poor, apply after 6 p. m.’’ with a shrug, and I felt Hck. late-comers. radio and heater. Good tires. EXPERT REPAIRS of shingles, Building. (Job under cover). R. F. D. No. I, Roekrille, Into a hundred ringlets and In the single, all conveniences Including utes before the mother returned. There were 12 calls. She got her Travers Dick had been pretty Im­ Phone 2-0254. RADIcT and Phonograph service. slate, composition and tin roofs. WE HAVE nnest assortments of Route 44 flat-heeled shoes and the peasant portant to Betsy; now she could steam heat. Nicely shrubbed. 2- The youngster was crying. cook. skirt and blouse she was wearing, Nnch A Sweet Dnam •' ICE CREAJf to carry out. Plnu of All makes repaired. Military Rebuilding and repairing of kitchen linoleums. Also tile and PHONE .MANCHESTER 8038 cover her feelings toward him 1985 Plymouth coupe, model P. J. chimneys and flashings. E. V. Situations Wanted— car garage, extra lot. Immediate “Oh, Mother,’’ he wailed. "I she looked like a little girl. Last night I held a lovely hand, vTImat's extra rich lea cream. training. Phone 4553. Guaranteed wall coverings. Manchester Floor thought you were lost In the with a shrug. a hand so soft and neat, with radio and Southwind heat­ Coughlin, 390 Woodland street. Covering Center. 34 Birch. Call occupancy. Phone 5470. One of the most painful wounds ’’Where la everybtWy?” she Without sherbet. Also sundaes, Radio Service. 37 Margaret road Female 38 mail!” In the world Is a salary cut. The three of them, Fletch, I thought my heart would burst codas and sandwiches Bidwell's er. Also .camp trailer. Phone Phone 7707. 5688. asked. "The house is aa empty aa POSITION wanted as companion. ATTENTION G.ls, 4 and 6 room a parking lot ” There was a curi­ Travers and Betsy, had been with joy, so wildly did It beat, Soda Shop. 537 Main sUeet 3716 after 5 p. m. RANGE BURNERS and power- hio other hand unto my heart ROOFING, asbestos sidewall, nu- Best of references furnished. 18 MUELLER warm air quality fur­ singles with all conveniences, PERSONAL SERVICES ously expressed excitement about an Inseparable trio for years. burners of all makes and kinds FUNNY BUSINESS When Betsy was small and tagged could greater solace bring, r i d e to Hartford, vicinity of cleaned and adjusted. 10 years’ wood ceilings, eavestrough, con­ Drive D, Sliver Lane Homee. naces In stock. Devino Company. price $5,000 and $6,200. G. I. AGENCY Betsy that annoyed me. Auto Accessories—Tires 6 ductors. kitchen cabinets, general mortgages arranged. ’The Larsen “This house h u been just about after them, Travers had tolerated Than that sweet hand I held last Bartholomew or New Park ave­ experience. Sales for Ljrnn range Post Office Box 1007. Watsrbury PHONE 4974 — JOHNNIE J At nl|^—four aces and a king. repairing, free estimates, time 89. Telephone 3-3858, Watsrbury. Realty Oo., 1026 Main street, as empty aa Grand Central Sta­ her with a good-natured amuse­ nue, arriving 7 a. m. Inquire 25 PHILCO Car radio, 3 hot-water and power-burner. Tel. 2-1731. HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE ment because she was Fletch’s —Mrs. Calla Blandin Weetfleld street______■ 44 Main street. payments. Phone Lavigne. Man­ Dogs—Pets—Birds 41 Hartford. GENERAL CLEANING tion today,” I snapped. ’’People' car heatera. Parker Welding chester Rc^flng, 2-1428. FOR THAT new Inlaid linoleum have been coming and going at all sister, and Fletch liked Betsy tag­ 3VAXINO AND POIJSIIING A thief looking for food in a re­ A RIDE to Underwood’s from 7 Company, 166 Middle Turnpike ENGLISH Setter puppies, cham­ kitchen floor or asphalt tile In hours, and always In a hurry, and ging along. But along about when REFRIGERATION SERVICE ALL KINDS OF ODIl J«)BS r^ATtaKiiTv frigerator at Rockingham, N. C., . a. m. to 5 p. m., vicinity of Main West. Phone 3926. A BACK to pre-war roeflng, sid­ pion sired, A. K. C. register­ baaement floor, telephone 2-0866 Lots for Sale life here has been pretty much Betsy was 16, it was Fletch who Gninow, Coldspot, Crosicy, Frigid ing, insulation, new ceilings, ed, proven hunting and show In the raw.” tolerated her with good nature; departed with $300 he found In the MeNMlkl B|ra4k«l«, and Middle Turnpike. Phone 2- NEED NEW tires? We have In or'6759. Free estimates. Daly. EL aire, G. E., and all other makes paperhanging. painting. etc. stock. Phone 8212. FOR SALE—Lot 50 x 192. locat­ Betsy dropped down on the has­ it was 'Travers who Insisted that Ice tray. 18M after 6:80 p. m. stock 5.80 by 17, 6.00 by 16, 6.50 Dougherty and Noonan. Inc., 468 Commercial and Domestic. Large savings, tims payments, Hartford road. ed at 53 Middle Heights, Radding sock at my feet. ”I’m sorry, she tag along. Travers had taught by 16. 7.00 by 15. 7.00 by 16. free estimates. Tel. 7256. The SINGING canaries, guaranteed to street, Manchester, Conn. Price. Town Nana,” she said. ”I forgot for a her to ski and play tetmls and Trade your old tlrea today. Brun­ SCIENTIFIC Apex Home Remodeling Corp. sing, 110 each. A good valentine $500. Inquire Mrs. Walter Reed. minute about Phillips. Has she drive a car. He had criticized her BOOTS 'AND HER BUDDIES Ouch! BY EDGAR MARTIN ners, 80 Oakland street, and Lee’e REFRIGERATION CO. present. Raised by Ralph Crepel- DIVAN, over-stuffed chair, gate- Box 230, Blood street. Route 1, brought the boys back?” clothes and checked on her com­ Advertisement HPSJVX.N n V \ OOteT -Nt«b WOMH HA'VINQ a dinner party, church Esso Station, Center street. 37 OAK ST. PHONE 2-1226 ROOFING—Specializing In re­ la, 91 Nelson street, Hartford, leg table and lamp. Phone 2-1167 Old Lyme, Conn. “Of course not,” I answered. panions. and if he failed to. she ->oo«. consulted him. He was almost MIL VOO V OO.YOO! supper, banquet of perhaps you pairing roofs of all kinds, also Conn. Board of Tax Review "You know PhilUpa means what r juM want a Sunday dinner. Ex- NEW 'TIRES, new recaps, used new riyifs. No Job too small or WE BUY and sell good used finished rhedical school 'when the Wanted Autos— she says. Fletch has been looking VXCL TO coUant cooking. Food and wait- tires and tubes. Expert vulcaniz­ large. Good work, fair price Free furniture, combination ranges, Wanted—Real Estate 77 Notice for them all day.” I added quiet­ war started. He spent his In­ raaces supplied; the best of serv­ 5Iotorcyeles 12 ing, 8 hours recapping service estimates. Call Howley. Man­ Live Stock—Vehicles 42 gas ranges and heaters. Jones’ ly. “I thought maybe you were ternship In the Naval Hospital in M L ’. ice guaranteed in your homes Manchester ’Tire and Recapping chester 5361. Furniture Store, 36 Oak. Phone WE HAVE clients for 4, 5. 6 and helping him since you weren’t Philadelphia and then had been MORE CASH for your car from Company, Broad street. Tele 2-1041. 7 room homes In Manchester The Board of ’Tax Review >f assigned to the Pacific area. Now ' or in a hall. Telephone 4598. your Pontiac dealer. Stop in or 15 NICE rabbits, reasonable. with your mother.” phone 3869. Open 7 to 7. within a reasonable price. The the Town of Manchester. <3onn., It was taking unfair advantage. he was back In Portsmouth. call 4164. Cole Motors. Frank Smith, Manchester. 7733. Movintr— Trucklnif— A NICE combination dual oven, Larsen Realty Co., 1026 Main will be in session at the MuAiclpal I'lrii' Vi' Her face clouded. “ I’m afraid Betsy said, “Travers doesn’t FOR SALE—Paper Route in Pof- SEWING machines, vacuum^lean Storage oil and gas, white kitchen range, street, Hartford. Building the following daya dur­ I was selfish today. Nana. I had need any one. He is completely • ter street section. Call 7001. . WILL PAY .celling price for good era and small appliances repair Poultry and Supplies 43 onel radio table model, one elec ing the month of Fe^fiiery. 1946: _the whole day with Pen.” The self-sufficient.” used car. Phone 2-1309. ed. A.B.C.—Flxit Co.. 21 Maple AUSTIN A. Chambers. Local and trie portable record player, one WANTED a single hom«~ln Pine Friday, 1st, 6 o'cloeh p. m., cloud was gone and there was I couldn’t quite see Traver^be- street. Phone 2-1575. Pick-up and long distance moving, packing, BABY chicks, one grade only, the nice dining-room set. one four- Acres or Pine Acre Terrace. Will to 8 o’clock p. m. nothing but radiance In her face Ing self-sufficient, unless you can TOP DOLLAR “Jones,” at Brun delivery service. storage. Phone 5187. . best we can produce for livabil­ burner gas range and other pay the price and wait for occu­ Saturday, 3nd, 8 o’clock p. m.. now. She got up and stretched consider an affectionate setter as ner’t, will pay you your price for ity. egg production and meat. items being sold for storage. Ap­ pancy. Write Box K, Herald. to 8 o’clock p. m. her arms high above her head, being self-sufficient. A Message From your car. Drive over now. '•80 RADIO-Electrlcal Appliance Serv Manchester Chicks, 136 Summer ply 115 Main street. Phone Monday, 4th, 6 o’clock p. m.. ” Oh, Nana, we had the most mar­ “ And,” continued Betsy, “ Pen Oakland street. 5191—4485. Ice, repairs, picked up and deliv Paintinff—Papering 21 street. Tel. 6971. 8254. ✓ -to 8 o'clock p. m. velous day. I sat in the studio loves me." » ered promptly. 20 years’ exper m.. while Pen painted. It was so bard I said, “So does Travers.” AR’TS RADIO sales and service Tucaday, 5th,. 8 o’clock p. Jarvis To All ience C ft M Radio Service INTERIOR and exterior painting. DELUXE dressed broilers, fryers, NEW Vacuum cleaner* for sale to 5 o’clock p. m. for him, Nana, this coming back. She .looked at me almost with electrical appliances also repair­ I'lll'll ______2 'Phone 7454. Also paperhanging. Prompt aerv- roasters. 48c Jb. Also fresh eggs. Liberal trade-ln^llowance. A.B. Wednesday, 6th, 6 o’cJack p. m„ He is trying to. break away from disgust: “So tioes Fletch," she ed. prompt and efficient service C. Flxlt Co., 2i Maple street. POULTRY ALLY OOP Something To Think About ice. Fair Price. D. E. Frechette. Special price stores and large to 8 O’clock p. m. ^ b 'l ' " " M U ’ 'INI-II'"" those horrible war paintings and said. "You don’t marry someone Service Men CaU^-1403. 698 North Main ELECTRIC MOTORS—Repairing Phone 7630. orders. 'Deliveries Wednesdays, Phone 2-1575. to go back to the things he did whom you've known all your life rewinding. All work guaranteed Thursday, 7tH, 8 o’clock p. m., f l WOM'T CO , I DONT KMOW,^ WHAT M A K5 C ,^ L L J ’VE PONE A ^ street. Saturdays 2-0617. EQUIPMENT before the war, and If I’m there, like a brother.” n o t h 'm ' Til l ' BUT IP ME CAN (I^BTTV GOOD JOB Ace Electric Motor Repairs. 221 PAINTING A.ND Paperhanging ) to 5 o’clock p. m. VO U THINIC. ScfTsnl MW homes now In Limited Quantities . . . Baby Friday, 8tb, 6 o’clock p. m.. it is so much ensler for him. He "Your mother did,” I retorted. MV W HI&KECS OCT OOP TO YOU CAN ON MV OWN CHIN WANTED—Model A Ford pick N. Main street, opposite Depot Good work Reasonable rates EGGS—Strictly fresh, delivered 4 PIECE maple set. two chairs ‘W e had to put up a railini:;— they got dizzy walking in a e o w B A C k! THS LAST PEW WNS.’ Chirk Feeders, Fountains, Broil­ to 8 o’clock p. m. says I'm like the quiet of sun­ ’’But Pen needs me, Nana.” PUAV BALL MAKS MV ■Bder eonstrnetion. We are up truck. Price must be reason entrance on North School street Raymond Ftske Phope 3,384 direct from farm to consumer. and coffee table. Phone 3923. er Feeders. Ether Wafers. Roof circles!” light on a placid lake. He needs “Where, Betsy,” I asked “Is his WITH U*. I ’M WHICKERC in n porition to build what able. T. Moore. 7251. Telephone, 5642. Phone 2-1430. Saturday, 0th, 8 o’clock p. AStCIWOj NO OROW? LARGE Size coal hot water heat- Saddles, Stove Pipe, Electric to 5 o’clock p. m. ^QUBSTIOMC.' joa want if It is not avail­ GILBERT FICKETT-Painter and Brooders, Coal and Oil Stove*. GARS WANTED—Will pay cash ELECfTRIc ana Acetylene weld­ paper-hanging, residential and TURKEYS, a few more nice fat e;^reIephone John Gaily, 2-1369 XIonday, llth. 6 o’clock p. m„ able at the present time. for a car. Will consider a car ing. No fob too large or too affiffi' 4 p. m. I— 1440-Egg Capaeity James to 8 o’clock p. m. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH commercial. Interior and exterior turkeys. Frank Smith. Manches­ W’ay Incubator (nsed), 1—600- that needs some work, any make email. All work guaranteed work Telephone Man. 4208. ter 7733. Tuesday, 13th. 8 o’clock p. m.. • LA'TE MODEL Universal electric Egg Bockeye Incubator (used). SEE US FOR or year. Phone 3926. Parker Weldlnr Oo.. 166 West to 5 o’clock p. m. Middle Tun.»’ lke. Tel. .3926. CALL KEYSTO.NE decorators on NEW HAMPSHIRE red pullets. kitchen range with deep-well W'ednesday, 18th, 6 o’clock p. COMPLETE DETAILS interior work. Submitting bids on $1.25 each. Use for egrgs or meat. cooker, used very little. Phone Business Services Offered IS EBCO CO. m., to 8 o’clock p. m. Vr LINOLEUM and asphalt-ille In­ exterior work for spring, Man­ Also eggs for sale. Phone~4782. 4849. TEL. 8388 87 IIOLUSTER ST, Thursday, I4tb, 8 o’clock p. m., stallation. quality materials. chester 2-1805. to 8 o’clock p. m. Tour job gets complete attention. All person* clalmiug to be ag­ Jarvis Reoify PLUMpiNG and Heating Service. PROPERT'Y Owners Attention Articles for Sale 46 1 ELECTRIC refrigerator and : Phone 5504. Daly - Dougherty - Noonan. Inc. grieved by the doings of the 468 Hartford road. Tel. 2-0866 or Paperhanging and painting, in­ Ice box. Call 3101 after 4 p. m. Assessor* of the Town of Man­ Company side or outside Large savings COMPLHTTE housefumishlnga for LOCAL MOVING, trucking and 6759. 5 rooms. Includes electric refri­ S5TALL Pot belly coal stove,' chester. Conn., and those re­ New block ceilings. Estimates ■ M • DOVER ROAD ashes removed. J. Klein. 28 Foley gerator, stove and washing ma­ slightly used. Inoulre at 132 Bls- House For Sale quiring offsets mu8t appear and street. Telephone 6718. RANGE AND Fuel oils. Buck's furnished free. Phone Apex 7256 file their complaint at one of-tbese FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BuU's-Eye BIANCHESTER chine. Call 31 Union street, 1st s e ^ street any time between 5 Oil Service. Bruno Bychoiskl. floor. p. 'W: and 8 p.- m. meetings or at some adjoufnad, ALL APPLIANCES serviced and 568 Center street. Tel. 5858. O f FCER.. WOUU 5 WHO IS THAT lh«i'S C-:? WHO 1 Bet IF 1 tu r n e d meeting of said Board of Tax re­ MV BACK FOR. A Residence 26 Alexander St. repaired, burners, refrigerators, Private Instruetions 28 Six-Room Single view. YOU Be A LITTLC PARLOR (jOWBOy, STAR-. ED ALL t h is WHI’TE porcelain kerosene stove, MORE GUJIET? ' TROUBLE. MR.SHERMER.! MINUTE . VOU COULD . TEL. 4112 OR 7275 ranges, washers, etc. All work WATERMAN’S Personal errand The time of appeal is limited oy CLEAR SPEECH—Good reading, other furniture suitable for cot­ Machinery and Tools 52 Steam heat with oil burner, WET2£ TteVING- SOLVE OUR PROBLEMS/ Weekdays or Sundays guaranteed. Metro Service Co. service. Local package celivery. tage.. Manchester 2-0243. law to twenty days from and aft­ 1 0 HEAR. THe Tel Manchester 2-0883. direct talk, correct meaning Light trucking. We cater to any gained. A^thmetic and Reading. USED Brushbreaker plow, new continuous hot water. Lot er the first day of February, 194S. MUSIC! local errand. Telephone Manches­ Private lusons. White Studio, SINGER Sewing machine, $15. and used disc harrows, milk­ 90 by 140 feet, fruit trees, Gustave Schrelbcr, ter 2-0752. 709 Main street. Phone 2-1392. Elwood enlarger, $25. 14 Munro ing machines, cement mixers. one-ear garage; near school. Chairman. street. Dublin ’Tractor Company, Provi­ John i. Olson, ALL MAKES of washing ma­ P r ic e ...... $12,500. dence Road, Wllllmantic. ” ^ ’ Secretary. HOW ABOUT THAT NEW HOME chines repaired. 10 years’ exper­ Musical—Dramatic 29 ’THREE Beautiful tables. One Sherwood A Beecbler. ience. Call, A. Brewer. 2-0549. Martha Washington, mahogany, PHONE 4829 Board of Tax Review _of the one mahogany' pie-crust with LET u s recondition your piano Musical Instruments S3 Town of Manchester, 'Conn. Y O U h a v e b e e n p l a n n i n g ? OIL BURNER Service. Burpers like new and start It on a new Duncan Phyfe legs, one cocktail Installed and cleaned by licensed ' SEE JARVIS AT ONCE FOR EVERY DETAIL! career of usefulness. The Piano table with lattice work in ma­ operator. All work guaranteed Shop. 6 Pearl street. Open ’till hogany. Phone 6709. ELECTRIC VICTROLA. O il W* tavtl* yo* to Inepect the materials and workmanship tneor- Lowest possible price. Senna 9 p. m. Phone 3328. 6775 ||awt*d tato the several new homes we now have under eonstmo- Bros. Call 2-0147. COFFEE table, desk, wicker set, PIANO Tuning and repairing, 2 beds, fireplace set, diiiing set, ’THE PIANO-Shop, 6 Pearl street. CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY . OLD FLOORS SANDED Player pianos specialty. John beautiful glasa front gas stove. Fine pianos at fair priceSi Always Laying and flnlshlng. It yon are interested in selling your property we respectfully offer Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. 270 Woodland atreet. Telephone a fine selection. Pianos tuned. our services aa sales agents. We have several customers who RED RIDER DlirheHS On (he Jub *J. E.'Jensen, Dial 4219. fil24. Factory reconditioned. Bought, JARVIS REALTY Tel. Wllllmantic 9928, evenings. - would Ilk* to buy: ''ROj * at e& .-^ CUTw.V' S.D Ome*t < Dover Boad ResMenoe: 28 Alexander St. sold and appraised. 3828. Open , ONE-FAMILY HOUSES ‘ AT - 5 Pbonee 4113 or 7378 — Week Days and Sonftey^ ’tUl 9 p. m. ^ FAM ILY FLATS "A R < .AES3 S WAOCeb RiO SR— $-FA8nLY DUPLEX HOUSES PLAYER PIANO and good up­ FARMS — LARGE OR SMALL , HOUSE VALUES— FIRE INSURANCE right for sale. Your choice. $75. Jpst call, ’phone, write, or stop us on the streeL - . w in t h r o p , Gffiitl condition. Piano reflnishlng and rebuilding. The Piano Shop, Have you tocre*eefl the flr* Inaarance on your home or other IWWMI , we. T, a, stg u. a mt. orr. bnUdlnga tetelyf 6 Peart street, Manchester. ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. MERRIAM Real Estate and Insurance awe. iH« »y at* a«vi«hm TrK m w.Sft. X-9 Accountant • Auditor Bonding oeeto today are tmoh higher Hum they were a few 968 MAIN STREET PHONE 8450 - 8848 ”You must excuse my husband for reading the comics— “You never liked my other hatii What have you got on HELP WANTED yeara ago. % Tax Reports Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 he says they make more sense than most of (he people. your eonscienee that makes yUu think this one is so Smart people are asking na to write addlHonal Inanmnoe en Temporary Office: we know !” V heaulifuir iSS NO. MAIN STREET their propertlea — the cost la not great for the additional Inaur- CU|BEOUT -Ariny and Navy With or Without Experience anoe yon need. O. A. Chappell ft Son, Inc. c o m , 810 and $18. Also tmder- VIC FLINT Too Late BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY AND RALPH I TEL. MANCHESTER 3-0714 shjrta, 3 for $1'. work shirts. X Men and Women For your own proteetlon wa anggaal yon dieoh np oa the Thursday 8 to 8 P. M. amomit of Are inanranoe yon a n earrying and oompara it with Brunners. 80 ‘Oakland street. ^fter the fightt I gave Judge 8191—4485. 3 got a key at‘the desk. What I saw WEAVERS — SPINNERS Saturday 1 to 9 P. M. the replaoeracnt vahw of year bnUdinga. Garris^ 'tna whole story I CAN when 1 opawad his door wasn’t good. Or By Appointment « and left him at his door, TAKE CARE . Home Phone: We will be pleaaed to help yon In eeHnmHng today’s value Of MYSELF. WUUmantto 830-W-3 on yonr bnlldlngB. . . . r ' I'M NOT COINS 1D LST YOU JUDGE. SUPH ^ Experienced Wliy take flte ehanoe of a flnahelal loos when lira inanraneo WOMEN CX>NnNUE TO RISK YOUR NECK POSE YOU OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS can be bought at anoh low prleeaf Call na at any time. lOR ME. HINT. TOMORROW IM SLEEP ON IT LOOMFIXERS — STEAMFITTER - TELUN6 THE POLICE I WAS 'AND tU CALL INSURE wrm JIMMY A . VOUiNnHE DOGGONE THIS WAV ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. With IJERCE THE . IWORNIN6, OF LIVIN'.' I T O O < A CAR PAINTING Real Estate and Inanranoe petHHEWAS WALLOP AT A KID A N ’ Apply At: MeKINNEY BROTHERS Can Earii MURDERED.. 9«S MAIN STREET PHONE 8480 - 88tt veXJR UNDERWEAR Get Our Estimate Beni Eetate and Inaaranee 5LE E V E COME OUT AN- 505 MAIN ST. TBL. BOM SQLIMENE & FLAGG WRAPPED AROUND HIS Cheney Brothers Employment Office NECK AJO* ME THOUGHT INC. G o i M f Pay ♦ • -V • 884 Center S t Tel. 8101 Adyertiie in The Herald— ft Pays . ( GOT A HOUSE Wrapping Roses, Shrubs and MICKEY FINN Making Up For Ixtst Time! LANK LEONARD T O SELI.? Fruit Bearing Plants WASH TUBBS Enter Mary BY LESLIE TURNER MW- t SURE HOPE SOYOUANOMTI \ YOU BET WE 1 BUPPOSe YOU'LL I Vef.UNCLff PHIL! rouicEto Y We have clients with *nf« tMosn wotrrter homc TPUCAN , SCARCELYJ6SBM 8O,T0M-WBLL, REALLY CELEBRAl PIP.'W E HAD BE TARIN' h e r OUT^ TONI6HT AND EVERY SPBAK TO ^ NAVf imOM Yis...rvf MOM K i m ^ UNTIL TWO fleient cash looking for all INVESTIGATE NOW! \ THEM SINCE JEROME tMED— C*MON DOWN- LAST NIOHT, EH. 'PINNERATTHB AGAIN T0NI6HT. EH, ' n I6HT* WEVE 60T CAPTAIN .1^ - ' • - FOUR., Am t ■UT MPT gfCAUSE 1 HMENTT OCtOCR TMS MORNtU, types of homes. Singles, M IN VOU m - BREAKFAST MICKEY? . ILO POST 6RIU> M IC H A E L ? U A LOT OP LOST TRIE BOBCUTT DUNCAN.' ■ ■—Ije iE D TOiJ— nOKK-ANDHeWAS 16 READY.' doubles, flats, fanns, subur- Call Mr. Reeks or Mr. Yurkshot WA LONft 6AWASHOW-AND baa and business properties TiMf.Mias, «M«N6MTTCBATH ^ mabV* aOQMJUSTNOW-CO ui;j$ently needed. Manchester 4l61 1 A M S ffVRKYTHINiS Our active, cIBcient or* IB aUBt. APTWa ALL I gapization guarantees re­ GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS! sults. MUST BE 16 YEARS OP AGE Call us for prompt serr* Ice. Biirir Nurseries Jorvis Realty fifffiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiMii 6 Dover Road 119 OAKLAND STREET Telephone 4112 or 7275

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