FRIDAY, APRIL 3,1942

Average Daily CircuUtion The Weather For Mw Moatt of BUreb, 1*42 Fereenat of IT. S. Wentbe# B a Mahiman and Charlas Erler, trom­ ------bone*. . Herbert and William 7 ^ 1 1 Sllgbay warmer tonight. Holts are both members of the South Church Member of the Andit lOUt Town faculty of the Hartford School of Music and of tha New Hhven Last Minute Easter Shoppers— nmmn ef OIrenMiMS Manehestei •A City of Village Charm »v. W . Ralph w ard . Jr., paator Music Service Symphony orchestra. A ll the \------1------»a South m thodiat church, muslclana are members of the FRICE THREE CENTS coeak at the meetin* of the Hartford Symphony orchestra.- (CInaeUled Advertiaing en Page 1*) MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, APRIL 6,1942 (TWELVE PAGES) lEpworth League Sunday Easter Day to Be Sol­ The postlude, "Chrlatua Reaur- yOL. LXL, NO. 159 Robert Gordon, Jr.i will fexit," by Inno dl Gloria, Oresto'] Wood of Woodbrldge phony V ’’JSy Charlw Marie Wider, Hall. An Easter dramatic read­ Conversation* with AVAO Position Given by r w t n/r street Is chainhan of the rum­ ing will be given by Miss Sarah fib rin s ’ Army Minister After Troops on East Coast m age sale to be conducted ’Thurs­ Champlin.King of Newport. R. I., Native CAROLINE IS. High MoralC day, A pril 9. in the Masonic Tem- entitled " A Cup of Courage. In rii Not Given Letter. Series of Smashing ^ txt J I Under Cover of Dark* - pie. by Orapman Court, Order of thU reading Miss King will Inter­ h Certainly C(XlATOR ■ Anfiaranth. Mrs. Mabelle Frank- pret nine characters. Parenthood Biologiced’f Week-End Successes bCen iSeeaeCl iiess; Defenders Halt i«nd and Mr*. Ruth Furay will New Delhi, India, April 6. ' serve as co-chairmen of the sale Social ResponsibUUyt In Which at Least ------Assault Made with Sup­ Advertisement Essential! I (;p)— Louis Johnson, head which will open at nine o’clock. Veterans of Maternal port of Tanks, Artil- The regular meeting of Chapman of a special mission nam le^^ Indian 20 Japanese Planes Effect of Crumbling Is court wUl U ke place this evening See the beautiful display of C ea. President Roosevelt, h eld^- lerv and Dive-Bombers Easter fiowers now ready at Park Welfare Work Assert. Destroyed by Fliers. Pointed Out in Case as uauaL ploratory conversations with Octan Hill Flower Shop, "Leading Flor­ That's why we’re 1 India’s native leaders in what POS.1 Of Germany in 1918; Sergeant and Mrs. Anthony J. ists since 1912.” featuring these lovely St. Louis. April 6.—()IV -B u y de- ORESBY U. S. Army Headquarters Washington. April 6.-^/P) George of Main street will leave ones that will please. [was widely believed today to fenae bonds or join the Arm y— but in Australia, April 6.— (JP)— Can Reform . Armies. — The War Department an- - be a projection of United tomorrow to spend the holidays also, have a baby. The encouraging word that nounced today that Ameri- ■ , with their children In New York. w States influence in an effort That likewise is a manifestation 50 0 1000 Australia’s position is much Cincinnati, April 6 —(4^— "If the can-Filipino forces in Bataan S g t George is a member of Com­ BRANCH STORE Printed jerseys, Hosiery 1 to smooth the country’s difficult home front crumbles, everything had repulsed another heavy pany G, local SU te Guard unit printed crepes and pas­ political problem. Mindful of the of good citizenship, concludes Dr. MILES safer after two months of AT EQUATOR M cCO NVILLE tels. Blue, beige, rose, importance of India’s politic^ Fred Lyman Adair, generkl chair­ acute danger was given by goes with it.” Maj. Gen. Lorenzo attack |on the right center of and navy- Both one Easter problems If this country Is to w man of the second American Oon- Army Minister Francis M. D. Gasser, W ar Department reprer their liW , and frustrated a THE FLORIST for Easter gress of Obstetrics and Gynecol-, and two-piece models. I converted Into a military bulwark Japanese plane* bombed (Colombo for the first time In the war. The city (1), capital of Ceylon Forde today after a series of sentative in the Office of Civilian new attempt by the Japanese B39 MAIN STREET against the Axis, Johnson confer­ ogy. Grill Owner I destroyed 27 of the attacking planes. For the 13th time, Jap planes raided Darwin. Australia, (2) and Defense, declared In an Arm y Day to land troops on the east Ringless sheer chiffons, 3- red for two hours and a half yes- "This is no time t o . have a smashing week-end successes Next To Montgomery Ward for the 22nd time they raided Port Moresby, N ew Guinea (3). ______address here. coast of Bataan under cover of thread silk chiffon .with rayon I tc];Uay with Pandit Jawaharlal baby,” cry some persona in which Australian and American Handbags Addressing the (hncinnati chap­ darkness. An assault against the Nehru, past president of the pa­ Piopheta of Defeat airmen destroyed at least 20 Jap­ Here Stabbed A Large Assortment Of welt and reinforced heels and ter of the Military Order of the line yesterday was made wlU)i tent Congress party. anese planes and damaged 19 oth­ toes. 4 new’ Spring shades. "People who say this or any oth­ World W ar, he asserted; great force, a communique report­ 4 Easter Plants ers. But he warned that Australia Another Conferenoe Today er time Is a bad time to have a Survivors Tell "If the military front is broken, ed. with the support of tanks, ar­ Wm. Armstrong Arrest­ I Johnson conferred for an hour baby are prophets of defeat,” as­ British Fliers Smash must be everlastingly prepared readjustments can be made, a line Herbert E. Holts Easter Lilies $1.00 I- tillery and dive bombers, but the $ 0 . 9 5 this afternoon with Nehru and the serted Dr. Adair, professor of ob­ against attack. reformed, an Army evacuated, and ed lor Attack on Spots TULIPS - DAFFODILS Inspects American Camp defenders stopped It after hard arranged by Mr. Noe for this pr. Congress president, Maulana Abul stetrics and gynecology at the Uni­ the w ar can still be won, provided fighting. The Japanese were un­ Bloody Story "I am encouraging nobody to the home front morale Is high and Zanlungo Last Night. service. 'Three anthom.s will be AND PAPER WHITE I Kalan Azad. versity of (Chicago. At Nazi Arm's Plants able to extend the slight gains sung, first "Hallelujah, Christ la 1 Johnson, a former assistant sec­ believe the tide has turned,” he the determination to win Is upper­ NARCISSUS Miss Hazel Corbin, director of said after Inspecting an American they had made the day before, the Risen!” written by Mr. Noe In retary of war who heads a mission New York’s famed Maternity Cen­ most In everyone’s mind, and department said, and suffered William Armstrong of 41 Pur- Of Conquest troop camp. everyone Is doing his or her bit to 1936 and sung by the choir of the to build up India’s w ar Industry ter Association, chimed in: heavy losses. Including a' dive BSil Place was arrested by Officer Cut Flower* 75c and More Than 300 Bomb- Jg R ep o rt "W e must be vigilant and ready. win. Calvary Baptist church of New I potential and who In addition has "Children make you believe in bomber shot down by anti-aircraft W alter Cassells early thia morn­ York. ’The seconjl. "The Lord There is a long way to go yet.” "But if thetiome front crumbles, $1.00 Per Bouquet been made a special minister to tomorrow. A child gives you rea­ ers Attack Industry in r artillery. ing following a fracas in the Oak Now -Victorious" by Pietro Maa- Roomy Pouch and Envelope styles with smart detail India, did not give to Nehru a let 150 Aussies Mow Down He said Australia owed her no matter what the cause, every­ son to work for a better world.” easier position ”to speedy and Halted by Artillery Fir* Street Grill, when Armstrong at­ cagui from ”CSvallerla Rustl- trim. I ter which he has brought, from 1,500 Japanese in Sin­ Rhineland and Paris L a u d B lld A ir thing goes'’ with it—Army, Navy tacked FlOTcntino (Spots) Zanlun- cana. ”1116 t^hlrd anthem, "U n ­ Cor»age»50c President Roosevelt for some one Parenthood is a biological, social generous help” from Britain and and every weapon we have to fight The landing attempt on the east responsibility to these two veter- the United States plus measures , proprietor of the Grill with a fold. Ye Porta," by Charles Marie of India's native leaders. Area During Night. with. W e witnessed that In the coast of Bataan waa halted by I gle 200-Yard Stretch taken by the dominion Itself. :k-knlfe, seriously wounding Gounod from "Redemption” Neither the contents of the let­ case of Germany In the last war.” light artUlery fire from the Am *r- S Funeral Spray* $1.50 “These joint measures have ' him In the shoulder and arm. unite the choir, brasa sextet Ind Genuine Leather ter nor to whom It Is addressed (OonUnaed oa Png* Twa) O f Beach at Rabaul. London, April 6.— (A*)— Action Heavy Ican-Flllpino beach defenses. Armstrong was brought to the built up In the commonwealth Corregidor waa free of hostile organ. Sm^ituritk /loum i has been divulged. More than 300 R.A.F. bomb­ force which in the north has al­ ' police station by Jack (lordon Johnson's meetings were the air raids, but two Japanese div# Msmhws of sextet $ 2 - 2 5 Melbourne, April 6— OP)— The ready shown the Japanese the '-whan it was apparent that a num­ Calf or Capeskin first of a series he has planned in ers, an air fleet approaching Masse* of German and bombers attacked Forts Frank and The personnel of the sextet in­ UCCONVILLE bloody story of the Japanese con­ sharpness of its range,” he said Japs Suffer ber of Zanlungo’a friends were what was described as an effort the record number of more Drum, the Island fortifications cludes Herbert E. Holtz, the lead­ IVl -- florists Detect Fraud ready to attack Armstrong. to familiarize himself with India’s quest of Rabaul, New Britain, in Russian Troops Jock­ Underscored by Reports nearest the ClJavlte shore of Manila er, and Morris Sechton, horns; «. / N S ^ 8 d/f \ than 400 raiders which at­ One of the knife wouncte in Zan- problems and see what can be which ISO Australians mowed His warning, however, that Aus­ Bay, but without inflicting either Milton Greenberg and William tacked London less than a eying for Advantage Bad Defeat hmgo’a shoulder cut a principal contributed toward a solution. tralia must remain vigilant was. damage or caaualties, the com­ Holtz, ’ trumpeU and Bernard Simulated Leather Handbags Daily in Pleas down some’ liSOO Japanese in a sin­ [artery and he lost much blood be- His whole attitude, however: year ago, smashed hard dur­ In Spring Campaign. underscored by press reports that munique reported. i for* he could be taken to the Man- gle 200-yard stretch of beach, was the Japanese were receiving air has been to import an attitude of ty American heavy I reported a* fair. Easter Rabaul, former capital of New periority gained by Allied avia­ Alert Defenses The Ctongreas Party Working Cologne was said to have been one tion In the jockeying of masses of * bombers on the Andaman islands Being Sent Home Applications to Circum­ Britain, feU on Jan. 2^ after the tion. ' Committee, which has condltion- of the i^ in targets qf the R.A.F., German and Russian troops for In th^ Bay of Bengal April 2. The trouble started, it was Japanese had pitted a landing force Reports from Sydney also told ‘Sudden Death' Air I ally rejected the proposals brought vent Policy of Black­ but British bombers also attacked Stated, when Zanlungo attempted WE DO EXPERT of 20,000 men, a formidable Naval advantage in the grand spring of growing danger to the north­ Score Direct Hits Cellophane Beadet Bags by Sir Stafford Crippa, met for the Gnome-Rhone works at Gennc- Blow into Air Sethdek; to send Armstrong home at 12:30. force and an air fleet of a t least campaign beat fiercely upon the east of Australia where it was Led by Maj. Gen. Lewi* H. two hours this morning. The exact listing Foreign Com­ villiers, about three miles from - Am utrp n g turned quickly on Zan- '''] Millinery j.50 bombers, dive bombers and thawing Soviet battlefield today. said small Japanese forces from Brereton. commanding American text of the committee’s resolution Paris, which the British charged 57 Planes Seen Toll. 'lungo when they were both near * FENDER WORK panies Often Oumsy. fighters against Rabaul’s Austral­ The Rusalans claimed a total of destroyers had established them­ air force* in India, the plane* on the proposals stUl was undis­ iWas making aero-engine parta and tha door of the Grill, whipped out ian garrison of 1,400 men and an 102 German planes shot down or selves at four places— Kieta, Kea- scored direct hits on a Japanese $1.69 and $2.25 closed, but Azad said it might be ^ i r force of five planes. other war material for the enemy. destroyed on the ground last Sat­ sa, Buka and Falsi— on Bougain- Bulletin! the pocket Iqiife and stabbed Zan­ * BODY WORK Washington, April 4. — — \ cruiser and a transport, leaving I published tomorrow. {JTi lungo three tlmea, twice in the Rabaul’s casualties were 700 More Than Half Rald jCologne urday and officially announced in ville and nearby islands in the Sol­ London, .\pril 6— Brit­ l-,th in flames and observing Azad was expecting today a Widespread fraud in applications killed, wounded or misslDg while right aide of the chest and once in Wanted Spring Colors! Indicative of the weight of the a special communique that the in­ omon group. "This movement sug­ ish warships were believed heavy explosiona on them. * PAINTING communication from Cripiis which Japanese losses were in excess of ^the right arm. for export licenses to circumvent attack, it was reported that more vaders lost 40,000 men and officers gested that the Japanese were scouring the eastern Indian Three American planes were presumably would give the British killed on the central front before While friends of Zanlungo gave the policy of blackllstinff^rejgn- 2,000. ' than half of the 3i lanes tooK planning an attack on Free ocean today for at least two damaged slightly, but returned to war cabinet’s decision on the Con­ .BUze Away At Japaness Moscow between March 23 and French N ew Caledonia or the New dm first aid awaiting the arrival firms which do business qpJTche part in the bomblni Cologne, Japanese aircraft carriers their base. • gress party's proposals concerning It was at Ralauna beach that a the ambulance, (Gordon put Axis is being detected almoR dally. raided for the 105 April 4. Hebrides or Fiji islands. from which the Easter attack The War Department yesterday Indian defense. unit of 150 Australians blazed (^pture Much Materiel ..rmstrong in bia car and rushed Board of Economic W arfare offi­ Forde extended emergeqcy con­ on 4V>lombo, Ceylon was announced that the fifth Japanese Sir Stafford and Congress lead­ away at a Japanese force which British sources Im ited that him to -the police station to escape J i .A\\^ cials said today. The Russians also claimed are trol regulation^ to Thursday is­ launched. Inform ^ naval ex­ assault on Bataan in a fortnight SOLIi^NE & FLAGG, INC. ers are expected to have further was caught In barbed wire at the the big R. A. F. bo; ler squadrons possible attacks by . those at the Some of the attempted frauds capture of huge quantities of war land and afi-lslanda in the Torres perts said. The fact that the had been repulsed with heavy discussions after the British en­ water’s edge. unloaded about 1 to IS of high scene or . attracted there later by |l^Me and Plymouth Dealer* are clumsy and are caught Im­ materiel in that bloody area and strait within 100 miles of the surprise attack was launched voy receives a reply from Prime Over a 200-yard beach front, it explosives and many ii cendiaries losses. the claab. mediately. For example, a drug­ said 161 It^abited localities had mainland. The regulations will against Colombo Instead at 6.’14 Center Stkeet • Telephone 5101 Minister Churchill and the British was reported, Japanese dead were In the raids which sprjpad from Troop-carrying barges, mount- Wltnesaes to the affray were store in South America evidently been re-taken by their soldiers. give the military power to act great naval hose at Trin- war cabinet to the Congress pro­ stacked six feet high as an esti­ Le Havre, on the occupied French i ing 75-mlllimeter cannon, mads Louis Cervlni, Jack Gordon, Rena screening a Nazi firm pjfdef^d 25() The Red Army Organ. Red swiftly in any emergency. comalee found no official ex­ posals for India’s immolate fu­ mated 1,500 fell before the Aua- coast, to the Rhineland. I a futile night attack pn the east- O m a and Frank Facctaettl. tons of steel I-beams. Another Star, declared, that Russian sol­ Port Moresby Raided Again planation here. -7 'I ture. trallan fire— and the Australian Scores of four-englned stirlings, (Armstrong, who is employed by You will find these hats drugstore applied for license for a diers pressing on westward on the Port Moresby was raided again Oauoeia Press Conferenpe cost was only 20 men slightly each carrying eight tons of bombs (Continued on Page Eight) ~tne town as a laborer, was held big shipment of tinplate. central front had crossed a river shortly after noon today by seven Colombo, Cejrlon. April 6 /P— I irrtsistible, and smartly Sir Stafford cancelled a press wounded. Were believed to have taken part. without bail for court tomorrow Using Dununy Names behind which the Germans had 1 Japanese bombers, escorted by V conference set lor tomorrow and The aerial attack on Rabaul. 800 The loss of only five— less than Japan tried a ’’sudden death” air morning. Officials of the board reported established their line of resistance. 1 becoming . . . pill boxes, withheld publication of the Con- two- per cent— of the air armada, blow on this Island flank to India I ^ y Be Continued that the blackUst had been so ef­ German planes pounded furious- j (Continued on Page E l^t) fective In keeping American goods (Continued on Pnge Four) one of the heaviest R. A. F. raid­ ly at Leningrad Saturday night In yesterday but alert defenses Whlle-'lhe was booked on a sailors, medium brims, ('Doatlaned on Page Two) ing fleets ever sent out, was called charge of aasault and breach of TOMORROW NIGHT out of enemy bands that forelg^n the first big raid reported on that turned the atUck. In.slcad, into Flashes ! concerns or individuals acting for "very satisfactory. ” key Russian city in months but ■ the peace, it is expected that the cartwheels, and a beau­ New one of the sharpe.st air defeats the (Late Bulletins of the i/P) W ire) case will be continued pending the enemy ^wers were now using Narvik Area Raided the Moscow radio said anti-air- Japs Matter dummy nhmes or misusing the W ould Foregjo Reuters quoted a report today in oraft batteries and fighter planes Japanese have suffered. ' recovery of Zanlungo. tiful collection of ma­ Fire Destroys School Zanlungo, who Uvea at 117 American Legion I Crash Kills names of non-blackllated firms in the Stockholm newspaper Afton- dispersed most of the invading About 75 raiders streaked out fr applying for American export li­ bladet that British troops* and craft. The Moscow firoadcast said • of the early Easter morning aun Hobbs, N. M-, .\prll 6.— The Eldridge street, has recently fe- Jewelry At Colombo trons’ hats. anti-aircraft guns brought down $80,000 Hobbs High school iMiUd- tumed from a Florida vacat^-in. censes. War Profits planes raided the Narvik area of I in the first raid of the war on Army Flier The Export Control Division, 13 German bombers and Red fight­ O ylon, which lies In the Bay of Ing was destroyed by fire and.ea- For Easter Wear! the German-held coast of Norway largest unit of the B. E. W., re­ last Friday. ers shot down five more. Tokyo Claims Heavy I Bengal just southeast of the tip i suing explosions early today. On* Brush Fire Here Clip* - Brooches - Necklace* cently blocked a large shipment of Industry Seen Willing Explosions, It said, could be The report said some person* of India, and the British declared of the blasts tore, away wall* sup­ quinine to Mexico. The appUcatlon Lapel Pins I Lieut. Raymond L. Kee­ heard on the Swedish side of the were killed when the Germans Damage I n fl i e t e d ; that 57 of them may never have porting a section of the roof and was filed in the name of the Mexi­ If Assured Capital frontier which runs close to the jettisoned their bombs over living ! regained the aircraft carrier from several firemen barely reacbed Bums 10 Acres B I N Q O can government and its vahdlty ladders before It collapsed.. Cause ney of Somersville Is quarters. Raids on Warships. $ 1 . 9 5 to $ 5 . 9 5 Will Not Be Impaired. coast In the Narvik area, almost touching the back of Narvik fjord Part of Bag of 102 1 (Continued on Page Two) of the blaze remained a mystery Idei|tified by Father. (Contianed m i Page T w a) as authorities began an Investiga­ ^ e Manchester fire department AuthoriJ^tiv'e London^ sources The 18 planes downed in Lenin­ Tokyo (From Japanese Broad-| Iu(d a tough two hour brush and Special New Series Washington, April 6— (-P)— In howeveY, said they had no infor­ grad were part of a bag of 102 casts), April 6- -Japanese Na- ] tion. wooda fire late yesterday after- Somersville, April 6.— (iP)— An dustry- would be willing to forego mation about such a raid (which Gerih^n planes the R(is.sians .said val units have been battering at i Jaim Raid India Proper ■ noon on Hilliard street when about I Arm y flier, identified by his fath' wartime profits from the govern­ even if true, the' British probably were »iiot down or destroyed on Colombo, Ceylon, .since Saturday Sul) Escapes ment in the great majority of ten acres of dense underbrush and Now In 7th Week er a* Lieut. Raymond L. Keeney Recluse Death and have Inflicted heavy damage. I New IVIhl, .\prll 6.— —Jap­ scrub pines got out of control. It cases provided it was assui^. .pro­ (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Two) imperial headquarters announced anese b<»mbers carried the war to ea. of Somersville, was killed today tection against capital ' in i^ rf- was necessary to call for assist­ Jap Pursuers India proper todav by rakls oii two ment Chairman Donald M. Nel­ ...... ance from the Forest Fire Emer­ Special Prizes whan a plane crashed and burst Puzzles Police (Dispatches from Colombo re­ _____ rosstol citle* north of yiadros, the son of the W a r Production Board gency squad under District Depu­ Into flamea on a potato field here ported that the Japanese had ' British announced officially. The Plus Tax. believes. ty John Jensen before the recall launched ah air raid on Colombo Dutch Vessel Torpedoes plane# were based » " Peuuy Bipgo Starts Promptly at 7 :1 5 I two milea from hla home. I think the majority of Indus­ ^ * * * '''‘ * _ i carrier, operating with a-Japanese w as Bounded. The flames, fanned Gloves for Easter' Apparent Buck*hot Slay­ First Grand Army Post yesterday In which they lost at The father, R. Leland Keeney, try, If 1 Interpret it rightfully, least 27 planes, but informed Tanker in Strong Con- t«#k force in the Bay of Bengal. by a strong south Wind roared I owner of the SomeraviUe Manu­ woud be, if all things were equal, ing My*tery; Dead at sources In London said they had no Niziunpatam, a town situated at across the flats and over the hill Fine finale for Easter costumes. Tailored, dressy facturing Oimpany, a textUe mill, willing to work for nothing for the to the-fflter beds. American Legion Home Has No Survivors Left information to Indicate the ^ city vov in Java Sea Area. the mouth of the KIstna river, waa or casual ty'pes. Easter said that his son had been home Lea*t Five Day* government in this w ar period, attacked twice. Coronada also wma ’The department had hardly re­ had been bombarded by Naval I on a brief furlough. providing there was no capital turned to headquarters on Main Leouard Street forces.) A Pacific-port. April 6—iJ*)— A raided. It Is on the coast norfh of impairment during this time,” to make public any more informa­ Nlzampatam. Both lie between street when another still alarm Witnesses, describing the crash Burrillville, R. I., April «.—(*’) Decatur, 111., April 6-.- (iP) — • Raids yesterday were directed Netherlands submarine has reach­ Nelson told the Senate Appropria­ Seventy-aix years ago tonight, tion about surviving members. sent them to’ Buckland where a I said the plane .struck a tree while —The apparent buckshot slaying against "enemy warships, mer­ ed thia port torpedoing a 14,000- Msdrax and Calcutto. . . . Van Raalte Fabrics pr. tions Committee In testimony when Appomattox was as familiar “The ranks are getting pretty grass fire was endangering a $1.00 Flowers descending, sig-ssgged through of an elderly recluse in his shut­ chantmen, air facilities and the ton Japanese tanker In a atrong made public today. to the tongue as Bataan, 13 sol­ thin,” she said. "And w e’ve found garage and other buildings on the I tbe air; and crashed, after which tered cottage puzzled police to­ principal military establishments convoy in the Java oea and then Sit;Dowa Strike Outlawed Due to w ar conditions we will Urges Flexible Authority diers of the Civil w ar met in De­ that it troubles the old boys to be old Grant p it ^ r t y on Tolland there was an explosion. W reck­ day. Questioned in connection with in the Colombo area,” it said. slipping through a net of pursuing \\ ashlngton. .\pril 6.— —Sit not have Easter U lles as usual, Peter Wheelen a Spanlah-Amer- catur and organized tjhe first post reminded of how few of them are iW npik e. A fter a hal-d fight the age of the ehlp waa apread over proposed profit legislations sub­ Imperial headquarters declared warships and aircraft despite con- down strikes on veesele docked In but we are preeeiiting this beauti­ tcan w ar veteran who lived alone of the Grand Army of the R e -' left.” dspartment kept the flames away Washable Doeskin $1.79 pr- a wide area. mitted to the Senate, Nelson urged today that Japanese troops had alderable damage from depth |United States ports were outlawed E bsIbf ]3fl*kd* 35c to $3.00 ful aaaortment of Artifleial Easter on the outakirta of Burrillville, public. Miss Hoover did admit, however, from the buildings and brought it that the Army, N avy and M ari­ killed or captured 76,766 Chinese charges. by the Supreme court today In a 5 Flowers. They voted to meet on Tuesday that of the waves of men who were under control. was killed by a charge of buckshot time Commission be ^ven flexible troops in 30 encounters from the A total of 67 depth charges ex­ to 4 decision which said that "a FUEL . 5c to $1.19 from a .12 gauge sbotgtm. State nighta, and later, from regular r t Antletam, Missionary Ridge and rebellion by seamen against their Chocolate Covered E g g * ...... jPilol Only Casualty beginning of "The Greater East ploded near the submarine, accord­ No material damage to proper­ authortly to renegotiate produc­ meetings all over the north, sprang Baby Zinnia* - Snakcroot • Police Capt. Bernard F. Sten- Gettysburg, less than 1,000 were Asia war” through March. ing to the story disclosed today by officers on board a vessel aay- ty w as reported In either fire. Kinid Caposkin Gloves ' tion contracts on which they aua- many a fine parade and stirring Chin* Rote* - Sweet Pea* • III* Somersville Crash house said. still on the national rolls of the G. A neU . Dutch, new* agency, and in where within the admiralty and Nut and Fruit Filled E g g * ...... 25c«50c pected excessive profits had been clambake. A t the top of its Extensive Summary Given Stafford Sjiringe, A pril 6. The weapon waa not found. A. R. The youngest waa 9U she addition there were numerous maritime jurlsfflctloti of the U al- Wild Asters • Premier Roees - made. / strength in 1890 the G. A. R. had The total, said an extensive sum­ State police at the barracke here Araaiantly Uv*d in Faar said. Miss H oover, knows how bomb attack* by Japanese air- ted States t» to be punished a# OIL Water Poppies and Daisies. Instead, the committee approv­ more than 400,000 members. mary of Japanese operations in SchraffC* Easter Chocolate*...... • . , • , 05c Ih. and reported today that an Army Wheeler apparently lived In many are left In Illinois, but she mutiny.’’ JusHce Byrnes dellvarad TALL CEDARS It It reasonably certain that tha $2.25 $2.65 pr. ed submlasio.V of an amendment to There'll be an observance in China during that period, includes crafL ai^Ian e had craahed in SomerS' fear, PoUce Chief Frank Oenereux refused to tell. Trail Of Oil In Wake the opinion which, th ro n g ih* demands of oar regular custom* a pending 3n.212,000,(XX) military Decatur tonight fhe ladies of the 58,313 killed and more than 18,000 .'Ule, killing the pilot There were said, as neighbors reported court’* appHcatloa of tha Fadaaul era wUI be taken care of in an Mary Oliver Easter Chocolate* ...... 70c lb. 1 t jpply bill ndUch would apply a G. A. R. will have a dinner for Charter Members .411 Dead captured. Damaged fuel tank* leaked and , kept the shuttere closed on the mutiny statute, set aside a Ehbar TONIGHT ino other cesualUea sliding scale ofMimitations. patriotic organization* and the M ajor Stephenson and the 12 Japanese losses, the communi­ the submarine left a trail of oil In ^ orderly fasUou aecordlng to vjolors: White, Navy, windows of his house except for Board order directing the Southern , S :15 O’clock FIrat reporta reaching the bar- Nelson said ke thought that her wake -r-but she managed never- 1 prescribed regnlatloa* now In Loft Miniature Chocolate*...... 85c lb. gavel Maj. Benjamin Stephenson other charter members of the que a.sserted. amounted to 2,,536 Steaimhlp Company of Phllodel- Black, Red, Rose, Pas­ a kitchen spot from which he most contractors desired to make used at the founding session will theless to slip from the Java sea , effect regarding fnel oiL racke said that the plane, which Decatur post are all dead. M.ajor killed and 6,382 wounded. nbla to reinstate seamen who weut often watched a road leading to only a reasonable profit, but want be pounded once more before being It Hated a* Japanese booty: through Sunda strait into the In- i Orange Hall tel, Turf. crashed near the plant of The Stephenaon waa a resident of w strike July 18, 1938. aboard the 1 Lewi* Miniature Chocolate*...... 69c lb. Peck Rose Spr*y - Apple Blos­ his walk. ed to be protected against capital sent to the Q. A. R. National Five planes. 17 tanks. 1,470 Eomeraville Manufacturing Com­ dian ocean. The body waa discovered, Springfield, HI., and had there v«Mel City •» Worth. otMoua- som Spray • Prinfess Ro*e pany, a textile mill, burned. The loasea when they entered a rela­ Museum in CJhlcago. trucks, 309 railway car*, two tor- Her adventure began as aUe 20 Reg. Games At wound in the chest, early yester­ been a printer there who was a too, Tex. FUEL RANGE OH pilot waa, not Identilled. tively new field of manufacturing Last Snrxlvor Dead sighted the tanker in the Java sea Sharaf Easter Candies, 2^2 lb*...... $1.29 Green* Stamp* Given With Caah iSalea. Spray • Camcinas • Snakeroot day, and an autopsy disclosed that Union Army veteran, Springfield fSaGame for 25c IN ANY QUANTITY ANY 'HME! munitions and other w ar supplies. An Atmosphere of restraint will (Oowtintwd o* Page Four) escorted by one fcrul*er, three de­ N • Narcisans • Daffodils • Mom* SomeraviUe la north of hero, the aged man had been dead at Earlier, Senator McNaryV^ of would have had the honor of hav­ Markets At A Olouca prevail, however, because Com­ stroyer*. two submarine chaaer* [I near tha MaaBachuaetta-Connecti- ing the first post. S Free Games! Wholesale and RetaiL Sharaf Easter Basket, 1 lb...... 79c inig Glorics • PunywHlows. least five

Gulf of Mexico but bcgliiM in the *-1 ^liOTHiiR KNOWy> Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey credited with sowing the attack tankers or tankers In enemy (MriT Facing Winter Stars in Romantic Tropical ^tory I^ r to Quit Caribbean. jipeause of suspected enemy ties. Japs Suffer apd inflicting damage on the tight Reds Report ice” have been sunk by the Gsr-1 i Veterans Wish Time He also ia credited with)makingth 1 mal that diiMsen often need special c49i ; ^ect Fraud AOM Appllcattone daSy .squadrons of bombers and their many navy and Air force alone W ed d in gs the first investigation of the. ex­ the change of the seasons. They ai(| ; With virtually every exporUble fighter escort. since the start of the war. In Australia Post at ¥aie tent and contents of the vast mass more subjecttocolda item under rigid control,-the Ex­ Bad Defeat Some bombers fell in the city, Latid and Air The Germans said that these of floating sargasso weed, cover­ if their resistance ^aily in Pleas port' License Division of B.E.W. is .according to British reports, and ships, if loaded, would be carrying Could Turn Backward ing an area ot about 2,000,square miles between Bermuda, sufficient vitamin A. This, they said, was more than the Some American Troops Director of Peabody the Azores and the West Indies. cations daily. An average of three At Colombo ian dead were at a medical estab­ i^ction Heavy Easter lilies, white carnations Of Interest locally is the mar­ Father John'* Med­ For Licenses days,.is required to clear each one. lishment. annual output of the Iraq oilfields. and spring flowers formed the set­ riage of Miss Mary S. Marsden, Still Living in Open Museum to Take Im­ Dr. Parr lives with his wife and icine builds resist­ The applications have increased ‘It was not a matter of luck ting for the wedding this morning daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Silver Anniversary of four young children in North ance to sucl) Colds (Continued from Pag« One) that we got off so lightly," he de­ (OontiniMfi from Page One) O^rnighl News Shelters in Ar^a. Branford by supplying plenty m more than flve-fold since January Italians Report Sharp at St. James’s church of Miss Marsden of Fairfax avenue, Wsst United States* Entry portant New York Job ^(OMtlaaM from Pai* O ) clared, "but-entirely .due to the Hartford, formerly of this town, His successor at Yale will be of vitamin A. It also because of the requirement that Grace Marie Donahue, daughter appointed by the Yale Corpora­ each shipment be licensed. Before which they were' presumed to manner In which we p e e re d our­ the ground along the whole front Patrol -Fighting of Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Dona­ and George Allen Ranger, son or Into First World War o f Connecticut U. S. Army Headquarters In gives prompt relief I auspactad fiecauM of the alze have come. selves.” Saturday while the Red Army lost New Haven, April 6.— —Yale tion, which Is 8cl}cduied. to hold from coughs and January exporters could get a gen­ Rome (From Italian Broad­ hue of 14 Park street, and John Mr. and Mr.i. Gerard R. Ranger of By Associated Press ^ih* order and the fact that only. 18 planes. Norwich. The ceremony was per­ Being Noted. Australia, April 6.— Winter University will lose one of its most a meeting here next Saturday. throat irritation due eral license covering all their ship­ ^ 37 Definitely Downed flailed “Great Piece of vt'qrk" casts), April 6—(ff)—Sharp patrol Joseph McDermott of 653 Maple to colds by soothing r—iwn had not been accuatomed ments for a year. (The German high command re- fighting in the Libyan desert was formed Saturday at three o’clock i» in the offing In the southern highly-regarded scientists on June TSventy-seven were .counted He called the R.A.F.’s perfbrm- avenue, Hartford, son of Mrs. part of this land below the equa­ the throat. jr ^ buying quinlae hare. Ueeased Shipments Traced definitely as having been shot ance "a great piece of work" ipd ported'Sunday that German planes reported today the Italian high Susan McDermott and the late in the chapel of Immanuel Cost (Editor’a Note: The writer New Haven—John F. Parker, 1 when Dr. Albert Eide Parr, 41- i had bombed "the remnants of the command, which said Axis forces John McDemrott of Ireland. Rev. gregational church, Hartford, and of the following, dubbed "the 20, honor student in Yale’s junior tor, proving problems for those Form Organ izatiou ^ n ad Oooda Not Ordered So thorough' is the control sys­ down, five more as pAibably de­ the' people’s behavior "second fb. charged with keeping the Ameri­ year-old director of Peabody mu­ stroyed and still another 2.1 as none." \^oviet Baltic fleet" in . the Red had repulsed advance British units, Vincent Hines performed the nine attended by a number from thla Old Sarge by hie Aasoclated class and valedictorian In the seum of Natural History In New A line of trucks loaded with tem that in” some cases even town. Palms were ueed to bank the Frees colleagues,.served |n the class of 1030 at West Haven High can Expeditionary Force content­ FATHER JOHNS licensed shipments are traced at damaged. Britain had been preparing for ' bqses of Leningrad and Kronstadt. supported by artillery, after an en­ o'clock slfigle ring ceremony. York. To Exchange News MEDICINE i jasall packa^aa of drugs and chem- It 's(lid two bstUeshIpa and two counter southeast of El Mechlli. chancel. First World war as a member school, died yesterday in New Ha­ ed and comfortable. \ioala t a r retail stores In Mexico the other end to make sure they do Vice Admiral 31r Geoffrey I..ay- just such an attempt . for, more Miss Margaret E. Donahue, sis­ Jome of the troops still are liv­ The appointment of Dr. Parr to ton, commander^in chief of armed than a month, moving In rein- heavy cruisers were hit with heavy The Italians also reported their ter of the bride, wa? maid of H. Dwight Richardson of Nor­ of the 101st Infantry, 26th ven hospital after a short illness. .succeed another Connecticut-resi­ was halted at the border when it not leak into enemy territory. This wich gave a half hour organ re­ Yankee Division, reaching His father, John Parker, is a ing in open .shelters, receiving is true of some exports to Spain. forces on Ceylon, supported the i forcemenls, strengthening docks. explosives. planes had attacked British tank honor, and the bridesmaids were dent, Roy Chapman Andrews of : was discovered no such stores had (The Uerman news agency DNB concentrations In the same area, cital while the guests were assem­ France July 10, 1917. He went member of the Waterbury police there food from outdoor kitchens, Waterbury, April 6 - i;P) —An ordered the goods, Another control feature witn belief that the raid was sea-based i laying out new airdromes, build­ North Colebrook, as head of the ing shelters, organizing a civillait .said the four^arships were the severely damaging a number of bling. * through six major engage­ force. eating in mess halls that are only western hemisphere's greatest organization, .as yet unnamed, of i Many German and Italian orders respect to Spain is that the United and declared it was doubtful ments, was wounded and States will not allow certain goods whether damaged plane.v could air raid defense system, demolish­ battleships October Revolution and vehicles. Other Fascist air forma­ Miss Dorothy Denton, of Steph­ Hamden—Four persons were partly eenclosed and bathing in natural history museum was an­ the wives and sweethearts of Wat­ 1 for South American goods are tions were s^d to have bombed the ens street, this town, was maid of awarded the croIx de guerre burned in two small house fires water that is far from warm, Maj. to go there In Meeas of Spain's have reached their ship. ing blocks of filmsy dwellings and Marat and the modem heavy cruis­ nounced yesterday by the Ameri­ erbury men serving with the arm­ btoeWM before the orders are re­ cutting fire lanes through the city ers Maxim Gorki and Kirov.) Matruh-AIexandria rail line, cut­ honor and Miss Katherine Boyner with palm. He received a taste here yesterday, but none required .Lynn Cowan, assistant morale can’s acting president, A. Perry ceived by the shippers. British known domestic' needs of those The harbor area of thi.s city, ting it in several places. of West Hartford was bridesmaid. of the present war aa a for­ ed forces in Australia is being goods. Licenses for Such ship­ capital an^ southwe.vt port of to check any Incendlary-llghtcU Trapped Army Dissolving hospitalization. Stuart Keeler, officer, disclosed, in a formal re­ Osborn. Andrews, world-famous n ail censors take care of this in (The British icported yesterday Edward Waterman of Hartford eign correspondent, returning Edward Andersen and Ralph port to Gen. Douglas MacArthur. formed here. ments are held up until Spain's Ceylon, the air field and the Rat- fir e s . On the northwestern front, the to the United States—11 explorer, resigned last Nov. 10. West Indies porta. The last of a series of practice trapped German 16th Army at from Cairo that their forces had was best man, and J. Howard Har­ Ossiker, members of the Whitney: Cowan declared that steps to Regarded Great Authority Thirteen women held a meeting supply of those things are about malana railway were chief tar­ routed an Italian column about 15 rison, cousin of the'bride, and Ken­ months ngo. Since Pearl Har­ last Thursday and another is The United Stales to date has exhausted. In return this country gets of the attack. ~ alarms before the first real one Sllkraya Russa was reported dis­ ville fire department, were burned remedy this situation were being Born in Norway and naturalized forbidden trade, with 4,494 Arms solving dally under the blows of miles southwest of El Mechlli. To­ neth Leslie, both of Manchester, bor he has tried to re-enter about the face and hands in one taken immediately. in New Haven In 1932, Dr. Parr is scheduled for Thursday of this gets some strategic materials from .sounded only Saturday. day's Cairo communique mention­ wire ushers. the armed forces but has'fail­ week. and Individuals in Latin-America Spain. More Fvidenoe India Goal the Red Army, blaze, while Mrs. David Sapel suf­ Lauds Spirit and Dlacipllne Luscious Gehe Tierney and tempestuous Tyrone Power In a regarded aa one of the world’s and 1,894 in Portugal, Spain, ed continued patrol skirmishes.) Given in marriage by her father, ed because of reasons he out­ fered bums of the arms in a Are "The boys realize that this Is 'The group plans to exchange (From foreign sources came in­ lines In the nrticle.) tender scene from "Soh of Fury,” a heart-burning romance of the greatest authorities in the fields of Japan's air smash at Ceylon 3,700 Japs Killed dications that Germany and Rus­ Continue Malta Attacks the -bride wore a princess gown of at her home. war and that they can’t expect the tropics! "Son of Fury" will be seen at the State theater Wed- marine research and oceanogra­ items of news from the men : added to the growing evidence The German Air Force was said white satin with lace Insets and New Haven—Stabbed in the abroad and to cooperate in the sia were lining up for the spring By J. Norman Lodge comforts of home,” Cowan sold, 'nesday through Saturday. phy. that the Japanese, stalled at the In 12-Day Battle \offensive the Germans are expect­ to be continuing its attacks on i Juliet cap with orange blossoms. back and chest in a tenement "but they should have better con­ He came to the United States in sending 'of letters and parcels. Sleepy Driver gates of Australia, may have New Delhi, April 6.—i^P)—The , the British Mediterranean base of Her bridal bouquet .was of mixed New York, April 6—, these men were trained during the mand announced today. ' that illustrious company of four Salvio when he discovered him in which he outlined plans for an r.alsed to an associate professor­ Street, Cuts Across a increasing Japanese pressure on winter on the banks of the Volga. Manchester High school with the assaulting his nine-year-old daugh­ ship in 1937 and the following year ntii, htsrt trouble, rboumstitir $ 1 9 .9 5 A Chinese communique said Repeated attacks on the Medi- ! odd million, this vet, as yet un- organized program of entertain­ Gaiety of Peacetime Arranges to Parade at I «nd otKor ailments result from the Burma front eastward across (The Ankara radio added that 1936 class, of which she'was salu- ter. Gagllardl was . held on became professor of oceanography fl.M Dosra and $1.00 Per Lawn, Hits Another. Japanese losses also included six terranean island stronghold have streaked by silvered hair but de­ ment and recreation to keep the neglect of »0‘Celled "children's the bay and with counter air blows the Soviet troop movements indi­ tatorian. charges of breach of peace and and director of Peabody museum. 0 . Week. by United States fortress.bombers mortars, one mountain gun, one done "considerable damage" to finitely slowing up, turns back the m''n occupied when off duty. Celebration Cone; War Mobile Today in Army diteetet." * field gun. 70 horses and some bi­ cated the first German drive is ex­ runways and other facilities at de­ I years and recalls that fateful aggravated assault. The principal items on John­ In taking over the museum di­ Clayton F. McKay of 120 Wood­ which pounced on the enemy-held Plants Humming. Day Celebration. rectorship, Parr created for him­ Mumpi, meesles, whooping cycles and rifles captured. pected in South Russia, pointed fense airports, the communique Hooker-Maynard I k- canvas non-fit specials, I exper- i ture of troops called unbeatable by organization and rearrangement of has all those little niritles whooping cough, end ether eiU across a lawn onto Cambridge raids were made yesterday on ilar to “The Stars and Stripe.s" yesterday but it could not make mentt to which children ore lui* second against the Japanese from Chinese positions in wihch one visions were reported en route to Hartford was beat man and the er. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. ienced the thrill that comes only their commanding officer, arrang­ exhibits which colleagues esti­ in furnishings and equip­ street, striking another car own­ J0I1U8OU Advances ushers were Harry K. Brielman of Boys Drowned published by the AEF in the last America’s millions smile with the mate has added 50 per cent more ment which tend to add to ceptible. These cen often be newly-established bases in India truck was destroyed and some the'front aldng with Italian air­ Hooker of Gilead. The ceremony when the colors pass by. or when war. joy of another Easter. ed to parade here today in Mobile's ed by Charlea Mangarella of 27 and a communique on It from Maj. craft. 'mr» t k • I McnaenMeriden anc and George N. Lashay of a soldier hears taps playesaw two small boys in the vicinity, a mock battle, a dress review, Prove Efliclency i massing forces along the west of the railroad station and' ihe meets and football games are eral sprinkling of khaki and blue smoke screens and machine gun the negotiations. Some quarters braclet length and bo'jffant aklrt. street. It's sad to go on and on for planned as soon as equipment and Both air fighters and ground bank of the Irrawaddy under Report Load Red attached even greater importance The bride is employed In the of­ city wharf shortly before nightfall uniforms among the civilian par- and mortar drills. Wilrose Presents Her short veil was held in place I years believing yourself to be uniforms can be assembled. aders war further carried out by gunners proved the efficiency' of harassing fire from British artil­ Attacks Failures to the conferences Johnson held with a garland of spring flowers fice of Judge Raymond R. Bowers normal physically and then, when on the day of their disappearance. Ceylon's carefully prepared de­ lery trying to break up prepara- with Nehru and Azab. and the bridegroom is with the River Bottom Dragged the Army, Navj' and New York Paris Region Under Alarm Berlin (From German Broad­ and she carried an arm bouque'. of the opportunity. ^omes to prove Guard, which, with police and fenses in their baptism of fire. liohs for a new push. The Indian press used the Japa­ spring blossoms. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance I yourself as good a man as ever Two Coast Guard patrol boals THE Twenty-five of the 27 planes list­ casts), April 6—OP)—The German nese raid on Ceylon as a warning Company, dragged the river bottom in the Sergeant Killed civilian defense units, used the Vichy. April 6.—(/pi —The Paris high command reported today that The bridesmaid's gowns were I to find that you have everything vicinity of the city wharf Satur­ holiday week-end to stage New ed as certainly destroyed were to political leaders to bring nego­ identical with that of thC maid of In the medical lexicon from A to region was held under an air alarm credited to British fighter pilot* local Russian attacks bad failed tiations to a speedy conclusion day and Sunday without results. York's first successful rehearsal of from 4 to 5:30 a. m., today and ‘GINGHAM GIRL’ Sub Escapes and that the Soviets were thrown honor; one was In daffodil yellow |z. Dragging operations were sus­ On His Way Home all defence groups. who roared up to meet the low-fly­ which would permit the mobiliza­ with matching face veil and the Good Citizeu Disabilities Found .anti-aircraft batteries threw a ing Japanese as air alarms sent out of^9 localities on the central tion of India’s 390,000,000 people. pended today. From noon (e.w.t.) Saturday un­ heavy weight of steel into the sky. BY MAYFLOWER sector. otiier in pale lavender with face Plural murmurs, leaky heart, The citywide hunt for the miss­ til 9 a. ra. today an anti-sabotage DEFISG the well-rehearsed populace to Jap Pursuers Newspapers pointed out that the The Germans also declared suc­ veil to match. The veils were held Should Plan I some sort of thrombosis, flat feet, ing youngsters tapered off today vigil was kept, w1(h' extra guards cover. Japanese aim was to destroy har­ in place with garlands of fresh Greenwich, April 6 .—(.P) — Anti-aircraft batteries knocked cessful nighf air attacks were bors and suggested that India's failing eyesight, defective hear­ after a large group of searchers, Pergt. Kenneth C. Robinson, sta­ alert at the city's vital industrial, Spanking-fresh gingham plaid (Continued from Page One) made against military installations j flowers. Each bridesmaid carried a Having Baby ing, inertia, low or high blood including 100 Boy Scouts, reported commercial and transportation down two raiders and raised a great, ports—which are of para­ bouquet of spring flower* in tones tioned at Aberdeen Provin.c in this 2-piece suit dress that heavy curtain of steel which was at Moscow, mount importance to the United I pressure, dependents, old age and they had combed the water front Ground, Md., was to have observ­ key points. crew said, there came a terrific ex­ Mar InduatriM Hit Nations—may logically be the next matching her gown. in general just plain physical de­ and all vacant buildings In that ed his 27th birthday on leave at In VVa.shington. a head cold kept wUl pay you big fashion divi- plosion as the torpedo hit home. At Germany also struck at Russia's 1 The mother of the bride, who (Continued From Page Ona) bility. That's what 1942 medi­ section of the city without finding his home here today. President Roosevelt from attend­ targets. assisted in receiving at a wed­ trace of the boys. almost the same moment the ex­ war industries behind Moscow, ac­ The newspapers, while expressq cos find when the 1917 imteran On his way home, however, he ing church. tfendsl Smart long jacket, plosions of several air bombs were cording to the communique which ing delight over the hot reception ding breakfast and reception fol­ ans of 20 years of maternal wel­ attempts to reenter his covintrj'’s Along the west coast. Army re­ Personal Notices heard and felt. lowing the ceremony at the Dona­ fare wA i*h ift thank Uia mtnv The high command said fighting nounced wedding trip the bride period is a difficult time in which I should Immediately repair to bed, Again Tonight possible submarines offshore. aim! exploding one depth charge after there was no reason why the In­ rn»ri«l«. iiPiKht>nt4 tclHttvefl, for the localities lasted several wore a beige suit wRh brown ac­ to maintain the routine of normal [order my headstone through the i.ltiht when the car in which he But in Detroit and other inanu- jI'.h lilt i'l.ixal i >t‘pa 11 iMon i of I'h^- I another and causing considerable dian people should not meet the was riding collided with a bus. now! 12 to 20. Black, blue ji#*y Hr4*». for ll.w-lr kind ptprrAnionk days and that the Russiana lost cessories and corsage of spring life, but pointed out "in time of de­ [Legion, choose my national ceme- facturiqg centers the order o f the damage which, however, the crew Japanese threat as well os did the struction. constnictlveneas in Appearing for the last tifnea to­ John C. Wagner, driver of the car, of Nvmpulii>. iiPuiillfnl flornl tri- said was repaired largely amid the hundreds ot prisoners and dead, 47 residents of Colombo. flowers. 1 tery, call my daughter and tell her ilay was the same as that of any with white. . hulPB niul of ih^lr cars at the guns, 27 grenade throwers, 132 rearing a family 1s a vital stabiliz­ [I wanted her to have the flag that day at the State Theater, was killed instantly. present day for the assembly lines’ Unt» of the deutli of nur mother and attacks. machine-guns and numerous fire ing force. [drapes my casket, then lay back ford, is a giant five-unit "Tlage The young soldier is survived output of the tools of war: srandmother. Mrs. Martha Sander­ When the pursuers were sHtti ^.Chrlstle-Keener "A type of courage is required, show featuring, in person, such fa­ hls'widow, the former Marjorie son. arms. Hospital Notes Mrs Esther Bonin Keener, [and await death. "Keep 'em rolling." .Mr and Mrs. Ronald Hillman, for an hour, the submariile xom^ Russian planes were report­ but It is no greater than that de­ And yet, only 25 years ago, as a mous screen stars as Buddy Rog­ Brettman of Greenwich; his Hohert HtllTnan. mander decided to surface -(but he daughter of Francis- F. White of manded of those who had babies ers, famous personality of stage, parent*, Dr. and Mrs. K. C. Rob­ May We Decorate ed defrayed yeeterday in aerial Willftnantlc, and George aiflord I youth of 17. I could run the mile bad 60 feet yet to go when explo­ combat on the ground. Two Ger­ in 1776. 1863, or 1917. In about 5.10; the 100 yards with screen and radio; Zaau Pitta, in­ inson of this city; and two sisters. $ 5 - 9 8 Card of Thanks sions indicated the hostile aircraft Admitted Saturday—Mrs. Julia Chputie, son of Mrs. Charles Dr. Adair said parents uncon­ imitable screen comedienne, and The funeral will be held here to­ No Fatalities Mar 'W-. wl«)i lo .xprem our iilnc.r. man planes were qaid to have been Anderson, Vernon; Mrs. Anna Christie of Middletown, R. I., were full equipment 12 seconds; dig For Your Wedding- had managed to keep on the tall. loet. sciously develop a greater interest I latrines by the aCTe all day and in Billy Gilbert, incomparable fun­ morrow. th»nlElm street; married thl* morning at 11 o’clock In the future of their country than ster of the screen. Also appearing n»lichbor», for tlirlr klnilnui and 1 MIsa Leola Veitch, Rockville in St. James’* rectory. The attend­ I general perform a soldier’s tasks. ! Easter Season sympathy .hown to ua at tlto timo : ocean again and waited until dark do childless couples, or unmarried Only 25 years, and according to In person is (Jlyde McCoy and bis Home or Church? and $ 7 .9 8 of Itta d.atli of our husband aud Miss Thelma Wright, Roi ants were Mr. and Mrs. George to continue his flight, which led men or women. ■ present day standards already on famous "iSugar Blues" orchestra, Plan Blaekouts father. Also those who sent flhwers through Bunds strait and eventu­ British Fliers Hit Frank Leldholdt, 689 Main Brown of Newport. R. I. "It would be unusual to meet a featuring the Bennett sisters. An and loaned the use of their cars.- 1 Robert Chambers, Hartfon The bride attendeo the Academy [the shelf. It matters not that only Mrs. Laura Durnett and Sons. ' ally to safety. parent who would endorse the at­ [recently as a war correspondent added treat on this gigantic stage By The Associated Press Discharged 'Saturday of the Holy Family in Baltic. titude eat, drink and be merry for show, la the top-notch musical For Madras Area Connecticut observed the Easter Nazi Amis Plants Mary Behrend, 411 Centei Conn., and studied and Uught at [you were with the Allied armies S cu ! i t u r itk -floufeM \ tomorrow w# die.” I In the frozen Arctic, that you took revue, "Meet the People’’ with a season by exerelsing extreme care Mre. Lucinda Boyce, the Norwich Commercial school. ______" " " T on the highway and in the home. She studied later with the late Dr. [ISO consecutive days of bombing huge cast, including a chorus of (OontlBuad from Page One) road; Mrs. Yvonne Hi famous Hollywood beauties. The Madras, India, April 6.—(Ji— N ^ a single violent de^jji was Harvard road; C. M. Strlc! John McCormack, pediatrician, ■ in London and other British cities NOW land came through smiling—you're engagement ends tonight. 'The Madras fortress area will be repotled over Saturday and Sun­ Oak place; Herbert Fortu: and for several years has practiced blacked out, be^nning next Sup- CGETABLE CHOP SUEY would keep secret until the' return as a baby nurse' in ,Stoirs and PLAYING I too old. day—the state’s' 'first fatality-free •The efficiency of the nation is THE MANCHESTER of the raldere.) John street; Thomas G: day, it was announced today. wtek-enBirch street; Samuel Irwii Manchester. STATE See Sons Answering Call 4 tbsp. butfeZ But, as we reminisce about the (The province of ^Madras is at lied tlirectly to the ^ieiency .■)97 Main Street Oak Grova street; Paul Kuchenakl, The bridegroom attended New­ Urges Equipmeut the southern tip of India, nearest Hotel Sheridan Building A special Stockholm dispatch to port public tchools, New Bedford Itolllng of the military call 25 years 1 green pepper The New- York Times last night, 86 North street. Ceylon which underwent a mass of the “home front." When PUBLIC MARKET Admitted yeeterday—Mias Fran­ secre^rial school and studied at ■ago many of us sit back in pride 1 Spanish onion, nr 3 large onions, quoting the newspaper Afton ind- the National College of SwedUh las we see our sons answering tha For Brush Fires Japanese air attack yesterday. Its nlngen, eaid many casualties and cis Pakainia, 63 Biasell street; their dads made April 6, 1017, capital city of Madras ia 600 miles small head cauliflower, or 2 cups we say “home front" we mean Everett Cone, 28' View street; Massage and Phyido-lherapy, and lean cabbage considerable damage to shipping was graduated from the CMlege of rS? ■before most of these la^ , now car- due north of Colombo, raided capi­ had been inflicted in the far north­ Arnold Lang, 189 South Main New Haven, April 6—(peland, . Hackmatack atraat; Pittsburgh—Alexander N. Flora, my, bring his shirts Fancy Assorted Cupcakes ...... doz. 29c were mainly against tba town of Mrs. Floretta Dalgla and Infant C’, president of the National As­ (and the rest of the CMOS vou. NEW SYSTEM UUNDRY Bonn. daughter, 127 Prospect street; I Northern Frontier New Haven Strike sociation of Flat Roll Steel Manu­ Try Our Superior Dry Cleaning Service! bundle, too) to this TUESDAY GROCERY SPECIALS “According to reports so far re­ Mrs. Lena Campbell and infant facturers since 1933. U Harrison Street—Off Caat Center Street Tel. S75S ceived three of the attacking Cash A Carry laun­ son, 102 West atreet; Mra. Carrie New Haven, April 6—(jP)—Mem­ New York—Patrick E. Sheridan, dry. Get real shirt Bisquick, Gold M edal...... Ige. 40-oz. pkg. 30c bombers were shot down,” the Samlow, 48 Summit atreet London, April S .— UTt—Premier 70, retired police lieutenant known Peaches, sliced or halves. Royal Scarlet .... Igst. can 26c hews agency added. 1iang Cblng-Hui of Manchukuo, bers of Local 455, Hod Carriers laundiy and save mon­ and Laborers Union (AFL) re­ as one of New York’s tougtest ey. ■ Com, Cream Style, Golden (Brownie Brand), 2 cans 27c Many Tankara Sunk CUaic Schedule Returning to Harbin from a vleit policemen and in command of the German aourcaa eatlmated to­ 1) Tokyo, said he had recetvad turned to their Jobe today, ending Carrots, Julienne Style, Royal Scarlet, No. 2 can...... Tuesday, 10 a. m., tonsU $nd a strike begun Wednesday. gangatier squad until 1935. day that 2,755,M)0 tone of “enemy adenoids. . WUk dera to reinforce the northern Berkeley, Calif.—Rear Admiral Shirts 3 for 33c •...... **.*.*•.*...... *2 can$ 23c ntier of Manchukuo, exchange Frank P. Sullivan, chairman of In 100 Gallon Ixita: Wadnaaday, 8 to 4 p. ra., Well BETTE DAVIS the wage committee of the General Lewis B. Porterfield, U. S. N. (re- (Additional sliirta Rice, fancy, bulk ...... 2 lbs. 21c Baby Conference, T. M. C. A. )legraph said today in a dia- ti id), 62, whose last poet was lOo each) MONTY WOOLLEY (Contractors Aaeoelatlon of New Range Oil, Rc gallon. Pea Beans for Baking ...... 2 lbs. 19c Friday, 2 to 4 p, m., WeU Baby atch credited to the Rome radio. Haven, sold on offer of a 10-centa- chief of staff of the 12th Naval RANGE Corn Flakes, Royal Scarlet, crisp y ...... pkg. 5c Conferenca, clinic room of the hoa- ANN SHERIDEN It said Chang declared thb*Tein- an-hour raise, to become effective district at Son Francisco. TPS EFFECTIVE pital. torcement waz ordered so that AND FUEL Fuel Oil, 7.6c gallon. Gold D u st...... Ige. pkg. 16c July 1, which wea made at a con­ Centre Harbor, N. H.—Elmest P. & G. S o a p ...... 2 ban 9c WELDON’S OWN PLUS! “BURMA CONVOY** fapuiese military operations in ference Saturday night ended the Blaney Dane, 75, MaasachusetU The Manchester Electric Diyision south might proMsd without walkout InjlustrloUat' and prominent in Lemon Oil FurnUure Polish...... pint bottle 15c NEW FORMULA PLUS! Cagtoon And Sbertal eing hampered by fear of surprise DIAL 8 500 George Umoaanl, apokesmon for many phUonthroplc and civic ac­ cLumugsumoatEKiMMmufn ft flWMomm OP THE CONNECTICUT POWER COMPANY ^ Clothea Pins, Iron-Klad— No Split— No R u s t...... TOOTH PASTE PROVEN PICTURE intervention from the rear. the imion, had announced previous­ tivities...... 2 doMn in pkg. 10c ■ ^ H 1 A r n I • n T r o ir C> ft Now: "No Haada On H u Cloek” Chang left Tokyo March 24 ly that Hie men, whose number he Kansas a ty —Charles H. Price, u n it m OtaiTartlMr 1 i f f A S *-• V73 Main Street Manchester, Cotu. Clothesline ...... ,..100 ft. hank 69e PEOPLE •Twilight On Tka TralP* l.fter a week’s visit in honor of the eatlmated at 850, Were seeking on 58, founder and chairman of the PLENTY OF PARKINO SPACE! SI8 CENTBK Oat A Taht IM ay establishment-of Manchukuo^under increiuie to $I an hour from the board of The Price Candy Com­ Open 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. Katuritaya 7 .A, M. to 4 P. M. At Onr PhtraatCy! Idpanrjc sixmaorahiy. AT BIIOAO ST. DIAL 5137 BUT U. S. DEFENSE BONDS! currently paid 85 cents. pany. - . MORlARnBROS. x o n s i MANUltIcaTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, APRIL 6,1942 4- MANc FiESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, APRIL 6.1942 '‘CaValleria Rusticana” by Pietro PAG E FIVE Manchester Mascagni, and the final anthem Sui^vorg Tell About Town Church Group South Church after the sermon united the choir, State in Lead ^olice G>art organ and brassea in “Unfold, Ye Britton, former world's welter­ Date Book weight champion and father of Dr. David M. Oaldwall was noti­ Portala” from "The Redemption” Bombs Blast Planes’ Crash Bank’s Check Bloody Story To Hold Party Easter Sermon by Gounod. In Farm Laborj Survey Shows Effect - William J. Britton, who was killed ( fied by telegram Saturday night of Daily Radio Programs in an airplane colIlsi<» at Bliaml, the death of his father, Samuel Toiilght Altar Decorations ler Drinking "Henpecked Henry,” comedy by The altar, decorated by Mrs. In Theater Being Probed Fla., lived In tbla city,when he was Caldwell of Arnprior, Canada. He iW a z n a B a child but left with his parents Plan Popular Of Conquest was In bis 84th year. Dr. Caldwell Proceeds to Go to Men Mu Sigma Chi Society, Second Rev. W. Ralph Ward, .Willard Horton and the flower Ahead of Others in Congregational church. committee was arranged with Of War on Civilians when they moved to Chicago. The left Immediately and axpeeta to re­ surname of the family is Breslin iree Jails Six turn ’Thursday. In Service Belonging , Tomorrow Jr., Preaches to Big Easter' lilies, hydrangea plants Northeast in Organiz-j \ ------— ' ' (MO e9«d mojj peunfisso) Mpquet Manchester Division, Other Explosives Found Five Killed When' Air- and the retired champion is Wil­ System Requiring No wi(h bouquets of cut flowers giv­ Washington, April fi.—dP)—What the war has done to the nation's To St. Bridgets Parish Connecticut ' Sportsmen's Associa­ Congregation Sunday. en as memorials to departed lov­ ing New Help Sources. War Does Not Shut Down liam J., Sr. All members serving on the Ban­ * I . I— , • ✓ - Hidden Like Eggs in craf| Collide at 1*000 miles northeast of ths Australian tion. civilian economy thus^far w'aa indicated today in a survey showing tha;t Minimuih Balance Is in A bo C3i«rged on mainland, began Jan. 20 /vith 80 quet Committee of ths Connecticut ed ones and friends. Many wor­ formal government actlofi already has halted or curtailed production Sportsmen's Association, ara aak- Ths woman of 8 t Brldgst'a Junior Chamber of Commerce at Preaching to a crowded church shippers saw for the firs'i. time the Storra, April 8.—Conncptlcut Is { Belfast Building. Feet Over Hialeah. Force Here a Year. bombers and 20 fighters. Hotel Sheridan at 8 p. m. Television Broadcasts Here of more than 34 well-known types of civilian goods, from automobiles ^ Jkfeaking and Enter* Against thsm the defender! were ed to meet tonight at 7 p. m. at church will bold a large card par­ that filled all available space In new window screen in the Chan­ ahead o f the other northeastam | to razor blades. ' ' / Lieut. Sherman Lee’s. Reservations must be posi­ Joint meeting Klwanls, Rotary; hour the nave and the chapel of cel, cOhforming to the design of Belfast, Northern Ireland, April Miami, Fla., April 8r-(iP)—O vll able to put into the air only five ty in the pariah ball on Monday and Exchanga Cluba at Hotel atatea in organizing new sources of ‘ The fast growing Hat, which does not consider the widespread offeota An announcement from Harold ing{ Other Court Case* Wirraways—Single-engine, general tively handed in. Final plans for South Methodist church, the Rev, the organ and loeated behind the labor for farm production, says 6--(45—TTirec German-type incen­ aeronautics authorities today in­ evening, April 29, the proceeds of Sheridan, 6:30. New - York, April 6 — (Wide .a t Philadelphia and several hun­ of materials shortages on mdftufacture of scores of other consumer C. A Word, treasurer of The Man- purpose monoplanes. ’The Aus- the banquet to be held tomorrow W. Ralph Ward, Jr., said in hlS pulpit, given as an Ekister gift to Charles E. Potter, field agent of diary time bom u exploded harm­ items, includes to date: vestigated the Easter Suiiday col­ which will be ueed to remember ik>uth Church by Mr. and Mrs. W orld)—Unlike London, where dred at Schenectady. Reported Safe cheater Trust Company, calls at­ . 1* u atert to brook up what ho trslian planes accounted for two evening will be completed. Wednesday, April 9 Blaster morning s.ermo'n that “ the the United States Department o f j 4., — . . . lessly on Ekwter in a moVie thea­ Conamner Actioa Taken Effeetlve lision of two civilian airplanes that tention to the fact that Just one men now In the service of our Fourth inter-acbool concert. Albert L. Crowell of Highland A ^cuU ufe Extanaion Servlo*. television shut d ^ n when war ter which Juat had been emptied of resulted in the deaths of five per­ tginit "an unboly alU|mco'* of a enemy craft before they were shot Resurrection Is to us what stara Park. I Dialing tonight: The war:— Item year ago tomorrow, the bank In­ down, leaving Rabaul entirely ’The Ameiican-Uthuanian Citl- country. High achool hall, 7tb and 8th grade are to the navigator. The basic Visiting the state on a swing Yame, in America it baa gone right a Saturday night crowd of United Automobilea Production Stopped February I sons. troduced the CheckMaater Plan 'cartain group of men who spent choirs and orchestra. In the evening worship Miss ' 7:00 MBS;7:15 NBC; 7:25 MBS; Former Resident Was on without air protection. Anti-air­ xena club will hold a special meet­ Bridge, whist and aetback will principle of navigation is that through several New lEngland ahead. Apparently it plana to con­ 7:30 BLU; 8:00 MBS; 8:55 CBS; States and British troops, and a Auto License Both planes fell in a residenUal in which anyone m ight. have a (tboir time and money In drinking. ing tonight at 7:30 in Its hall on be in play on that evening, prizes Friday, April 10 Sarah Champlln King of Newport, states last week, Mr. Potter com­ search disclosed other exploaivea section, one striking a house, dam­ craft fire brought down five other man can trust the stars however R. I., brought the services of the tinue for the duration, turning 10:00 MBS; 10:30 BLU; 10:45 CBS- Plates Production Stopped March 18 Plane Tender Langley checking account with no mini­ Deputy Judge Ooorgo C. Lessner planes. Golway street, All membere are will be awarded and refreshments Military Whist, Manchester severe the ocean storms, and the mented on the progress made largely from entertainment to hidden like Easter eggs in the Bicyclea Production Curtailed, Stoclca Fro­ aging It, and the other crashing on mum balance ever required. Green P. T. A. day to a significant culmination East; 11:00 CBS; 11:^0 MBS; 12:00 a t eb( men involved In a cider- Bomb Rabaul Heavily urged to attend.' Following the served. baaic principle of life is that man through the Connecticut Land .civilian defense instruction and the NBC, CBS, BLU; 12:30 MBS; 12:55 building. zen Preliminary To Rationing April 2 a lawn. Occupants of the homes When She Was Sunk. "We have been gratified with business session there will be a Mre. Foster Willisms will act Saturday, April 11 with a dramatic Blaster reading Besides the explosions, the rat­ Certaking bout coupled with charges TVo days later, refugee! from can trus't the Christ. We could "A Cup of Courage” written by Army and the 4-H Victory Corps like. i NBC. BLU. Cellophane ^ Prohibited for Wrapping Long List were not injured. the response CheckMaater has the island said, 110 Japanese air­ motion picture program. as chairman of the affair, assisted Waste Paper Collection Day. not be sure of that without Easter. in recruiting both young people Meanwhile television Iboka to tle of gunfire in a running fight of Items Nov. 8-’41 lis t of Dead Word has been received here found in Manchester." say* Mr: V' o t breaking and entering the Misa Mae Stenhouae. The music NBC—8 Cavalcade of America, between police and members of craft bombed Rabaul heavily— by the following committee: Mra. Area: North of Center and East Jesus' teaching might sound co­ and adults for farm Jobs. , the pooslble 'post-war goal oi be­ new time; 8:30 Margaret Speaks, Collapsible Prohibited for Foods, Coametlca, The dead: that Lieut. Thoirui.s A. Sherman, Alvord. "Sihcc’ April 7th, 1941, wo |--Stfeaner Cider mlU on Woodland Center streets, beginning at 8 a. m. for the evening worship held In an armed band marked the anni­ ' gtfoet yesterday, to Jail for a total blasting Praed Point fortress for The official board of the South George H. WiUlama, Mre. Walter herent, His life might be the high­ the chapel was by the Cecllian "You K f farther along In a work coming an important industry. song; 9 James Melton concert new Tubes Moat Toilet Preparations, Other April 1 William J. Britton, Jr., 25. son son of Mr. and Mrs. John Slicr- have opened a substantial number a solid hour. They attempted to Methodist church will meet thla Baleh, Mrs. Cain Mahoney, Mrs. Jointly spmisored by Manchester est revelation of manhood ever program to meet the farm labor versary of the BO-calted Easter re­ Production Curtailed of the former world's welterweight of new checking account* In our - 9t 8M days, In town court this Club under the direction of Miss Just as radio did after the first time; 0:30 I. Q. Quiz new time; 10 bellion of Irish Republicans who man, of 95 Charier Oak street. Is. land on the air port but demoli­ evening at 7:30 o'clock. All John Holden, Mrs. John Wilson, Junior Chamber.of ^m m erce and seen upon this earth, but if Cal­ shortage,” he said, ‘‘because of World War. Electric Lamps Production Sharply Curtailed March 24 champion. Jack Britton, and broth­ safe after the aircraft tender to CheckMaater department, which morning. Manchester Boy Scouts.. Isabel Worth, accompanied by Contented Concert. revolted against the British in The Jail at the Center bulged tion charges were exploded and membere are urged to be present Mrs. Paul Cervinl, Mrs. Thomas vary was the last word these facts Mrs. Grace Melberger. They sang, your experience last year. In Some have regarded televiaion’a CBS—7:30 (West 10:30) Blon- Electrical er of the fighter, Bobby Britton. which he was assigned, was sunk supplements our other checking two of the invading planea were Morlarty, Mrs. Edward Murphy, Tueeday, April 14 these areaa where the labor altua- Dublin 26 years ago and who now, Appliances Production Ordered Stopped May 31 Lieut. Don Kenneth Jones, 23, by Jap bombers on February 2'7. account facilities. .with diwka last night after Offl* matter little. But while the Cross “Awake! Thou that Sleepest” and immediate future as uncertain due dle; 8 Vox Pop at West Point; 8:30 in Northern. Ireland, are seeking destroyed. Machine-gun fire Miss Bea Kulberg, formerly Mrs. E. Bretton, Mrs. J. Vllga, 14th Annual Concert G Clef claimed Him God claimed the tion ia critical it Is. Important to to priorities and the fact that no Gay Nineties;' 9 Pat O'Brien in FlaahllghU Use of Metals Sharply Restricted March 31 Army reserve officer on duty with Mra. Sherfnan stated today that .. "Our CheckMaster depositors eere Edmund F. Dwyer and David Club, Emanuel Lutheran church. "He Lives" by Hall. The pastor union wrlth neighboring Eire. neiHgan were called to the Schal- brought down a third. teacher of physical education at Mrs. Carl Karpuaka, Mra. Edward Cross an^ brought Him forth from mobilize all reaource'h. more receivers are available. How­ "Fighting 69th” ; 10 Freddy MarUn F'luoreaieent an intelligence unit here, son of she had received word from her Come from every walk of life, and ’The actual invaalon began at Credit Bureau at the Y at 6:30 led the service of worship and pre­ The outbreaks followed arrests , leir cider mill on Woodland street. Manchester High achool, will Brosnan, Misa Irene Jacobs, Miss the tomb. sented Miss King. Includes Others ever, the Federal Commumcationa orchestra. lighting Production 8topi>ed April 20 Don K. Jones, Sr., prominent 'Chi­ son's wife, who lives in Escondi­ we regard them as valued custo­ 2:30 o’clock in the morning by a p. m. The Connecticut 4-H Victory recently among alleged members Juke Boxes - Production Stopped May 1 cago attorney. It had been reported that someone speak before the Professional Stephanie Tunsky, Mlsa Agnes "Now we can trust Christ, now commission has called a confer­ BLU—8 I Love A Mystery; 8:30 of the outTawed Irish. Republican do, California, that the lieutenant mers of our institution. We know force of Japanese with blackened Women's club tomorrow evening Walckowakl. , Wednesday, April 18 we know that God was in Christ Corps program differs from the ence for Thursday at which vari­ Kitchen, Production Sharply Curtailed Mrs. Joan Wert Jones, the waa on board the Langley at the that they have found their ac­ had broken Into the nrilll. Upon ar* arms and faces and clad in shorts True or False; 9 National Radio Army In Northern Ireland: at eight o'clock In Center church The women will be asaieted by Public bridge. Women's Republi­ reconciling Himself to the world 4-H mobilization plans In most of ous wartime problems are to be Forum; 9:30 For America We Housewarea Or Stopped June 30 Army man's bride of three months, time of the sinking, but she had counts most useful l and those who riving at the scene the officers and singlets. can Club at Maaonlc Temple. Firing From Raid Shelter ' found James Madden of Blssell house. She will show pictures the following men, representing and to all of man's attempt to de- Tire Certificates the states since it includes ont only, discussed. Sing; 10 Monday Merry Go Round. Lawn Mowers Production Stopped June 30 .laughter of Dr. James E. Wert, been notified that he was safe. never had a checking account be­ That force was rspuls^d but at Thursday, April 18 The police, fired on from an air .Metal Beds, street Inside the mill siphoning ci­ of her recent trip to Hawaii. the Meh'a club of the parish: .stroy life and all that is good It members of 4-H clubs but other NBC, pioneer in television broad- MBS—8:15 Music For America; professor of education at Iowa First U. S. Carrier fore have learned how indispen­ dawn thousands of troops cams, Military Whist, Group G of Cen­ people, regardless of their club raid ahelter aa their car psuwed Springs, Etc. Production Sharply Curtailed April 1 State college, Ames, Iowa. The Langley, which was Ameri­ sable one ia in the modern world der from a keg, and a woman, Guests will be welcome. Matthew Mere, George H. Wil­ futile and ultimately will meet de­ Issued by Board I costing, has Uila to aay aa to pros­ 9:30 Sammy Kaye band; 10:30 by in broad daylight, were among covsred by ths guns of warships ter church. affiliations. The Victory Corps pects : "Television aeemi pretty Metal House Laurence Hartzell, 25, member ca’s first airplane rarricr, waa of today, srined with a baseball bat, and and 100 dive-bomDers and fighters. liams, Henry Valiant, John Merz, feat in the triumphant of God's Music That Ehidures. many on patrol to guard against The W. C. T. U. will have an Friday. April 17 also goes outalde the 4-H club or­ certain to follow the path of clvll- Flimishings Production Stopped May 31 of a socially prominent family of lately made over into a tender to "The Mancheste; Trust Com­ ' several children, waiting nearby to The Australian garrison caught Edward Morlarty. John Qulsh, Annual Masonic Bail at the Ma­ goodness and power.” such incidents. all-day eewlng meeting tomorrow George- Kelley, Peter Vendrilto, ganization to Secure adult leaders j ian defense work for the duration, What to expect Tuesday: The .Mftal Office Production of Moat Types To Be Bryn Mawr, Pa., whose widow, serve both land and sea planes. pany has always been glad to aupturo the elder burglar. . many landing barges with 50 to sonic Temple. Real Meaning of Easter During the week ending April 2, One policeman was killed in the 13qulpment Stopped ’’May -31 It was in a convoy on the fateful Anmed with Baseball Bat from 10 a. m. on with pot luck Victor Abrsitls, Walter Lederc, In other groups such as garden \vlth the entertainment dcvelop- war— ' Mr*. Florence Bryson Hartzell, widen the circle of its service 100 men in each before the ter­ Monday, April 20 Mr. Ward went on to say that the following certificates for the clubs, parent-teacher aaaoclatlons, ensuing fight. A man who police Metal Office was on her way to Miami for an day thift it was sunk. It. was be­ whenever the opportunity offer­ Madden had earlier stuck his rific slaughter of Ralauna. ^ach. luncheon at noon. Mrs. William John Jamroga, Michael Bene- n:ent subordinated to an important Morning: 8:00 NBC. CBS, BLU; said was a member of the armed Meeting Women's Auxiliary of Easter is not only an affirmation purchase, of new tires and tubes scout troops, churches and others extent to thla more serious busi- Supplies Production Sharply Curtailed April 1 Easter visit at the time of her ing esi-ortcd by destroyers, and ed, We were, of course, well aware hand out of the cellar window Further Beelstaaoe Useless Rush will be In charge of Red vento, Paul Cervinl. were issued by the Tire Ration 8:45 NBC; 8:55 BLU; 9:00 CBS; band was wounded serioualy, and was Tarrying supplies. Jap planes Cross work. The rejgular busi­ the C. of C. at 8 p. m. . about God but it is an experience that are helping with the work. neaa. KI.OO MBS: 10:15 BLU, MBS; Metal Signs Production Stopped duly 1 husband's death. of the necessity for the average through which he had enured the By noon thd Japanese were Rev. Francis Breen will also Sunset Rebekah Lodge, Military Board for the 11th District: five other men and two women Musical sighted the Langley parly in the building and received a drack on ness meeting will take place in by which to live. We as Jesus dis­ Boys and girls sign up for any Jobs "Thus, television apparently has 11:00 MBS; 12:00 CBS. MBS. H. M. Oirruthera, Jr, 20 »on of man and woman to have a rheck^ swarming everywhere, survivors assist in tha arrangements. Whist, Odd Fellows haU. ciples must live out our lives in Manchesterr Ernest D. Smith, they choose out/'of a list of 50, all were arrested. Instruments Production Shaiply Curtailed February 17 a wealthy retired Miami real es­ morning and managed to sink it ing account, and we were indeed his ke^ from the woman’s bat. of the defense/ said, and further the afternoon. A meeting of this committee .lcmonatrated Its right to continue Afternoon: 1:00 BLU. MBS; 1:45 The theater where the bombing Tuesday, April 21 Galilee where the way is hard and 41 Foster ayeet; John Calve, 995 related to production of food, con­ wherever it has been established. ' Stocks Frozen. Pending Rationing tate operator. with a smothering salvo of aerial pleased to make checking facilities Doors to the building were found resistance was (been to be useless. will be held tomorrow evening In Auto Testing Lane opens, Leon­ Middle Turnpike, East. .NBC; 2:00 MBS; 2:30 BLU; 3:15 occurred had been requisitioned torpedoes. available to practically anyone in looked and the oSieers had to difficult of the results of our fee­ servation, health and citizenship I CBS, also active in concentrat­ CBS: 3:30 BLU: 4:00 MBS; 4:45 Office Plan. Production To Be Stopped March 14, Etc. Rented For Easter Flight Some A u stria n troops then Gibbons Assembly, Catholic the parish hall at 7:80 o’clock. ard street. Rockville: Charles H. Bancroft, for shows for British and Ameri­ Machinery Soon Peoo* Also Sunk the community through Check- break one down to get Madden out Ladles of Columbus, will meet ble efforts disheartening and training. Adultft in each neigh­ ing on civilian defense aids, com­ NBC; 4:55 BLU: 6:00 NBC, MBS; can troops. A strong guard was LieuL and Mr*. Jones were in one withdraw through Okopo toward All members are asked to be Meeting of Merchants* Retail Park and School streets; The borhood will serve aa squad lead­ i Outboard All but 14 of the crew members Master." o f the bidlding. tomorrow evening at eight o’clock temptations many. But It ia Just ments: "It appears that broadcast­ 6:25 NBC:. 6:45 CBS, BLU. posted until after a concert last plane, which the officer rented to ths bush. present. Bureau-at the Y at noon. Rockville Water ft Aqueduct Com­ ers for Uie young people. Motors Production Stopped March. 27 were rescued by one of the escort­ CheckMaater was America’s Ten gallons of elder had been in the K. of C. clubrooms. A full such circumstances that- the deep­ ing activities will continue along NBC—1:15. p.m. Music for Ev­ night which was attended 1,500 I take his bride for An Easter flight. Four hundred others took the Saturday, April 25 est meaning of Easter is revela­ pany, 9 Elm street. Mr. Potter was enthualaatlc Radios Production Stopped April 22 ing tankers, the Pecos, that ship first and original minimum bal­ bought b y a party' of men which Malsbonga road toward Rabata, turnout of the members is hoped present lines barring unforseen eryone; 2:45 Hymns of all troops and members of women's Britton, flight instructor for the heading for Australia. It was on Tall Cedars Ceremonial Masonic tion. "Faith in the open tomb is Vernon: Raymond C. Weston. about the squad idea, with its spe­ and uncontrolable developments." • Razor Blades Production Curtailed March 25 ance checking account plan. In taeluded Madden, Frank Novak of a village 30 miles distant, harried for as the election of officers will R. F. D. No. 1. Churches; 6:30 Ted Steele Club. auxiliary seri-icca. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Insti­ March 1st. that the' Pecos too, was CheckMaster, a checking account V t Haynes street. Max Scballer of This State’s Sweet Temple. a way of life. A way ot meeting cific Jobs for y»ung people, and A hint of what the future holds I Refrigerators tute, was giving inatrument flying by Japanese planes. At Rabata take place. Stafford Springs; Dr. W, G. CBS—2:45 (Goldbergs, new time; Production Stopped April 30 simk in the same manner as the may be opened with an initial Ford street, Harrison Wilson of Waste Paper Collection I>ay. temptation, doubt and fear; a way liked also the rSrpgram of coopera­ is seen in the fact that WPTZ, 4:15 Living History; 5:30 Landt I 'Mechanical) instruction to Hartzell and Car- food vab picked up and the troops Area South of . Center and East Luckner, 13 East Main atreet; tion with othSt organizations In j Rubber Goods Production of Non-Ee*ential Items l.,angley. For hours sun-ivors of deposit of any amount, even a* Middle Turnpike East and Thomas movsd Into the Jungle for what of taki/ig defeat. In our Galilee we Philadelphia, and WRBG, Schenec­ Trio, new time,. BLU— 12:30 Farm ruthers in the other craft. Both the Pecos and the Ijangicy float­ ' Mrs. Burton Lewis, of Burnham Corn Is Favorite Center streets, beginning at 8 a. ro. learn as Paul did that there is Wallace I. Goodhall, R. F. D. No. 2. the communtiJ^X^ Moving of Japt8 Stopped Feb. 1 (Etc.) little aa $1, the depositor paying McCann of no certain address and turned Out to be a struggla of street who has been confined to Union. tady. have been relaying some of and Home program; 2:15 Between students were pilots taking special ed about in the waters, subject to only 5c for each check drawn anil Jointly sponsored by Junior Cham­ nothing in life or death that can "The strength of^the Victory the WNBT defense programs as a .'Shotguns (Ex­ Joseph Lioney of Center street All many weeks with mud, mosaui- her home with a aevere cold, la West Willington: Steven Boiko. the Bookends: 4:15 Final radio set Production Curtailed February 23 advanced course*. machine-gun fire by Jap planes. each item deposited. Checkbooks ware drunk when found, the offl- ber of Commerce and Manchester separate ua from the love of God Corps plan.” he taid; "is having It three-station network. The New cept 12-Gauge) The planes tangled wings at toes, malaria, rain and crocidile- improving. Boy Scouts. Union: Quinebaugh Forestry assembly at Camden. N. J. MBS— Starts Today StoVea Production Curtailed January 1 However, later oii in the day. a are free. oers testified. More than a million pounds of as revealed in Christ." presented to such a large number’ York area has an estimated 5,000 2:30 Kentucky school; 3:30 WCAE 1,000 feet over suburban Hialeah, infested rivsra. Monday, April 27 Company. of organizations and agencies that Tire* Production Stopped Dec. 11-'41 destroyer managed to pick up the The Manchester Trust Com­ Madden and Novak bad gone On many days, veterans of ths seed of sweet com hybrids devel- God Gives Immortality or more receivers, with around .500 airliners. then spun to earth, f either caught remainder of the mei> who were pany is a member of the Federal Tha Second Congregational opsd by the Connecticut Experi­ Annual concert Beethoven Glee And in these times particularly During the week the following have a vital Interest in the welfare Tin Can* Production Curtailed March 1 back to the eider mill for more struggle said, each man had only Women's League will hold a rum­ certificates for retread tires were San Francisep, April 6—(/Pi— Are. ^ still alive in the sea. Loss of men Deposit Insurance ^Corporation llfuor urhen the alarm was sent ment Station at New Haven were club. High school auditorium. the empty tomb gives to us a of Connecticut for their considera­ Compulsory ^acuatlon of Japa­ Toya and a single biscuit and one-twelfth mage tale tomorrow morning Tuesday, April 28 issued; Game* Production Stopped June 30 of the two ships w.ns staggering, \nth each account insured up to out for the police after Madden of a tin of bear. Later, natlvea grown by the country’# seed pro- trust by which to meet death and tion and endorsement.” nese from Sm Francisco begins Former New Britain Resident as two-thirds of the crews were from nine o’clock on, in the Bia- Group E, Center church women Manchester: Raymond Y. Grace, The 4-H Victory Corps mobiliza­ 1U80 (MeUl, Etc.) $.%.000. The bank has resources of had gained entrance to the bulld- helped them supplement their ducera for 1942 planting. This to see others die. Now we as Jesus’ WTIC today with the departure of 680 New Britain. April 6 -(/Pt—Jack reported missing. approximately $2,200,000. sell building. North Main atreet shows an increase of 175 per cent presents F. W. Barber in illustrat­ 23 Strickland street; BYederick tion campaign started Sunday, WDRC „.,»36o, Typewriter* Production Curtailed, Stock* Fro­ food supply with yams and coco­ first disciples can go out and live Tedford, 159 Birch atreet; Herbert Kilocycles Kilocycles of them for Santa Anita race ^*!Ladden testified that when they nuts until they could reach Aus- over the previous year. Amounting ed lecture. for Christ doing His will as best April 5, and will continue through zen; Rationing Begins April 13 The Gleaners group will meet Button, 113 Autumn atreet; Victor track, which has been turned into Vncmim went back for more cider they trallan-hsld points on the island. to shout 15 per cent of all the Sunday, May 8 we know how, and even should the week. an assembly there. tomorrow avening at 7:80 at ths Banquet Gulseppc Garibaldi So­ B. Williams. 37 Avondale RoacL Monda.v, April 8 Monday, April 6 Cleaner* Production Stopped April 30 found the place closed and he said sweet com seed produced in the death strike us down in Uje very |r. M. Those leaving for the Southern South Methodist church. The United SUtes. this will plant an ciety, Reid's Auditorium, Bolton. Clarence R. Martiiv, 14 West Mid­ P. M. Vending ha went Into the building through process, or even at the moment of dle Turnpike; Stuart H. V. Carl­ 3:00—Against the Storm. California center, first of an esti­ the cellar window. hostesses will be Mrs. Nellie Rog­ area comparable to tha combined Tuesday. May 5 beginning this dues not matter for .1:00—David Hamm. Machine* Production Stopped April 30 Would Forego son, 44 Stock Place. 3:15— Ma Perkins. mated 5,000 to be removed from Novak disclaimed any part In ers, Mrs. James WUey and Mrs. sweit com acreage of all the New Junior Chamber of Commerce there la something in the soul of 3:15—Mark Hawley, New*. Washing 3:30—Pepper Young'a Family. 4 :00— Man Behind the Mike. San Francisco, have been living Machines breaking into the building and got James Wilson. England atates, New York and monthly business meeting In Hotel man that death cannot destroy. Rockville: Reuben Blonsteln If It’ s A Production Stopped May 15 3:45— Vic and Sade. 4:10—Ad Liner. in the bay and ocean water front Slide Fasteners, off with the lightest sentence of War Profits New Jqrsey. Sheridan at 8 p. m. The earthly body iriay be destroy­ 21 .Windsor avenue; Charles H. districts of the citv. Mrs. John Kramer, of 227 Oak Marcrosa, with a production ot Saturday, May 9 1:00— Backstage Wife. 4:30—Landt Trio. Etc. Production Sharply Curtailed April 1 the six, JO days in Jail. He was ed, God gives a heavenly, death Blake, 32 Windermere street; 4:15—Stella Dallas. Meantime Japane.se In Long fbund not guilty of breaking and street, whose birthday and fifth 486,500 pounds of seed, leads In Waste Paper Collection Day. James A. Tuttle, R. F. D. No. 1; Chrysler Binlt ■( :4.5— New*. The "box scor p;” Production already halted: 6. Production or- (Continued prom Page One) comes but God gives immortality. 4:30— Lorenzo .lones. 4:.15—War Commentary. Beach and San Pedro continiied entering. marriage anniversary occurred popularity. Next come Carmel- Ares: North of Center and Blast Easter music gave the service a Charles W. White, Loveland .Hill; dered stopped: 16. Production curtailed: 29 (includes pending yesterday, was honored with a Center atreet, beginning at 8 a. m. 4:45—Young Widder Brown. .'i:00—Ad Liner. to arrive at the Santa Anita cen­ 3-Piece Madden, the leader In the elder ernaa and Spanoross. Lexington. rich setting for worship. As the John R. King, R. F. D. No. 1;’Rob­ 5:00—When A Girl Marries. ter. bringing the total there to stoppages.) y, was given 90 days In Jail any workable scheme to cut off party by 25 neighbors and friends Lincoln and Lee are three new Jointly sponsored by Junior Cham­ ert Taft, 47 Main atreet; Charles F 5:45—.Scattergood Baines. excessive profits In military pro- congregation was coming to AutomobUe 5:15— Portia Faces Life. 6:00—Now*. more than 2,500. In San Diego. J o e BIAUTY Intoxication, as he had a sus- yesterday afternoon. Tlyy re­ hybrids which have been in pro­ ber of Commerce and Manchester Harvey. R. F. D. No. 1. Living Room EASY TEK.MS r ductloiv plants, McNary said he church the Case Memorial chimes, 5:30—The Children's Hour. 1,225 Japane.se were registered ded Jail sentence hanging over' membered her with beautiful duction only one year; a limited Boy Scouts. played ^ y Frederick I. Rogers, Stafford Springs; Robert L. 6:0.%—Rhvthmelodie*. DURABILITY Wo Carry Our Own was confident other Republicans 5;4J5— Dance Music. 6 :2 0 -Edwin C. Hill. preparatory to evacuation this 1 from a recent appearance in Eaatsr flowers, group and individ­ amount of about 82,000 pounds of Saturday, May 28 pealed forth the Blaster hymns. Chism; Joseph Skalnik, Monson Suites Account C in the Senate felt the same way ual gifts, both personal and for her Waste Paper Collection Day. We Can Fix It |45:.V5—Stand By. America. ■6:.10— F’rank Parker, Songs. week. Economy town court, and 90 days for break­ seed ot these vsrities will be avail­ Combining with the organ, play^^ Road; Victor Tocchettl, Furnace 6:00—New.s. MacDonald doe* a complete upholstering Job by stripping your furniture ing and entering the Scballer elder and would give wholehearted home. After an afternoon of so­ able this year. Area: South of Center and EkMt avenue; Luis Comarella, R. F. D. 6:4.%—The World Today. There Is noUilng awkward or on- backing to pending propoaala. ed by J. Thurston Noe. South Genuine Parts 6:15— Prof. Andre Schenker. to the frame; rc-tielng your spring* and re-webbIng the bottom of your mUl, a praad total of six months, cial paatimea, a delicious supper Connecticut was the first state Center streets, beginning at 8 a.m. Church organist and choir direc­ No. 1; Alexander Theureux, R. F. *:00—Amos 'n' Andy. pleasant about arranging for neiw- DEFEnSE *‘We don’t run ware to make was enjoyed by all. Jointly sponsored by Junior Chsm- 6:30—Salon Orche.stra. 7:15— Lanny Ross. ice In ad\'ance of need. It ia a set with sag-prnnf; adding new springs and Ailing; re-staining the wood­ not including working out court to develop sweet com hybrids. In tor, was a sextet of Easter brasses D. No. 2. Factory-Approved Tool* 6:45— Lowell Thomas, commenta­ Figures Genius work and re-covering in lIOMESPl'N. eoeta roilUonaJrea,’’ hs told reportera 1924 Dr. Donald F. Jones, head of ber of Commerce and Manchester Ellington; Bldith M. Luaa, Main 7:30— Blondie. sensible, toresighted procedure, not from the Hartford School of Mu­ and Methods Used! tor. 8:00—Vox Pop. BETTER COVERS PRICED PROPORTIONATELY LOW Other Sentmess Special ilgniflcance was attach­ The Hospital unit of Gibbons the Plant Breeding Department of Boy Scouts. sic. The organ and instruments atreet; Paul LSvitt, Maple atreet. unlike arranging proper inauranee ed to McNary's statement of the Assembly, Catholic Ladiea of Co­ 7:00—Fred Waring. 8:30 - Gay Nineties Revue. Taken bv Death protection. FREE DELIVERY IN CONNECTICITT Harrison Wilson 'and Thomas the New Haven Station, produced were united in the prelude 'Tocca­ Vernon: Mildred 8. Willea, Ver­ 7:15— News of the World. minority viewpoint, since a profit lumbus, will meet tomorrow after­ lUlteraey Defined non Center. Solimene & Flagg* 8:5,%—Elmer Davis. New*. VISIT OBIR OFFICE SHOWROOM FRO.M 9 TO 8 OR HAVE OUB McCann, also members of the par- Redgreen, popular white hybrid ta” from "Symphony V" by Wldor, 7:30—Come On and Dance. Talk Over Prearrangement ^ later found by the officers in limitation propoaal approved Sat­ noon at 2 o’clock at the hospital. with excellent quality. This and the postlude "Chrlstu.'- Reaur- Somerevllle; Basil Underwood, '9:00— Lux Radio Theater. DECORATOR CALL AT YOUR HOME. 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. urday by the Appropriations Cobi- Inc. 8:00—Cavalcade of America. 10:00— Freddy Martin's Orch. Kansas C7ty, Kas.. April 6—(,/Pi With Mr. Qolah. the woode nearby, were found guil­ variety * established ths hybrid Any person 10 years of age or rexit,” Inno di Gloria, by Oreste Main atreet. 8:30—The Voice of Firestone. —Arthur Pleasant Laitdess, 70, a ty of Intoodcatlon, McCann, who mlttee was scheduled to be pre­ Young people of the Mu Sigma method of breeding that la used to over who is unable to read or write Ravanello. The South Church Dodge ft Plymoath 10:30—-Olga Coehlo, Song*. sented to the Senate today in such Chi society will present the come­ 9 :0 0 -The Telephone Hour. 10:45 Treasury Star Parade. mathematics genius who became MacDONALD UPHOLSTERY COMPANY aiud he was not drinking Sunday produce many varieties which are in any language is an illiterate, ac­ Choir sang three anthems "Halle­ Crows can he taught to talk, but Sal ON ft Serilie 9:30— Doctor I. Q. famous through his ability to work but who appeared nervous and un­ a way that a two-thirds vote dy, “ Henpecked Henry”, which now grown commercially In every cording to rullnga of the Unite^ lujah, Christ la Risen!” by Noe, splitting their/tongues does not 884 Oeater Street Maacfteater 11:00—NeWs. they have been rehearsing under 10:00—Contented Program. out intricate calculations faster 983 MAIN STREET In the Heart of Hartford CALL 2-4127 steady in court, was given a might be necessary to attach it to corn-producing atate in the union. States Census Bureau. "The Lord Now ’Victorious” from' increase their ability. 11:05—Sports Roundup. v u m m A M C s s o m c i ' the pending military bill. the direction of Miss Faith Fallow, 10:30— Waltz Serenade. 11:10—Musical Interlude. mentally than machines could be American Industrial Bld)ir-< Room 302*A month at Seyms street to sober up 11:00—News. operated, died last night. la and to reflect, Ixmey, who has Striking down a flat 6 per cent this evening at 8:15 in the large 11:15— New* Analysis. . 235 VAIN ST a' a n c h e s t e r DAY' NIGHT 4 3 4 0 limitation prsvloualy approved by vestry of the Second Congrega­ 11:16— Nelson Olmsted. 11:30—Guy Lombardo's Orchestra. For 20 years he was employed been In court more than a doun 11:30— Down Memory Lane. by large stores to take Inventory. times, the last time early last the House, the Senate committee tional church. Home made candy 12:00--Llnton Wells. News. v o t^ to authprise the presenta­ will be on eale. 12:00—New*. Tomorrow’s Program As a teat he once was given a month, got three montha Wilson, 12:05— Hospitality Time. packet of invoice sheets to total another old offender, got two tion o f a comprehensive amend­ A. M. ment under which industry would The marriage of Miaa Elsie 12:30— Paul Martin's Orche.stra. 7:00 - News. and completed the work i I IQ mln- months. Max Scballer got 20 days 12:55—News. iitea. It took nine girls five hours In Jail. be allowed profits ranging from 10 Louise EKsworth, of Rockville, and 7:10—Shoppers’ Specisl. George C. Gardner, of this town, Tomorrow’s Program 7 :.%5— News. to check the sheets. Not an error In sentencing the defendants. per cent on the first 8100,000 of |A. M. waa found. ^ war contracts down to 2 per cent was performed thla afternoon at 8:00—News,of the World. Judge Lessner stated that they 6 :0 0 - Reveille, Agricultural News were no benefit to themselves on on all above 830,000,000. 2:30 o'clock in the Rockville Meth­ 8:15—Shoppers' Special. SEVENTEENTH ANNIVERSARY odist church. 7286 WORTH FOR ’4217 8:25—New*. 8:.15—Shoppers' Special. the loose, or to society In general, 6:30—Reveille. and that It was high time that the 9:00—Press New.«. Mary Buahnell Cheney auxiliary, 6:55—New*. 9:15— School of the Air of the "unholy alliance” of such groups All Information 7:00—Morning Watch. StH' Up Your be broken up once and for. all. U. S. W. 'V., will hold Its buslneaa Americas. CONCERT meeting Wednesday evening at 8 8:00— New*. 9:45— Harvey and Dell. After court the slx^^Hogether 8:15— World New* Roundup. with Gideon . Fiona of Clinton, On Car Rationing o'clock at the Y. M. C. A. Sev* The most glamorous Cars 1(1:00—'V’sUant Lady. Laqr Liver Bile eral important' business matters 8:30— Women Radio Bazaar. 10:15-:-Storie8 America Love*. Mass., charged with drunkenness 8:55— Program Parade. To Help ReUeve ConiUpatioaT Beethoven Cdee Club and assessed court costs, which he will be acted upon, an(L aU mem­ 10:30—Stepmother. Supplied with application blanks bers are urged to attend. Dele­ 9:00—Musical Souvenirs. 10:45— Woman of Courage. n llTtr bUe d o e ea t flew freely everg Sag Fred k. Werner. Director was unable to pay, were taken to 9:15—Food News. Into your tnteeUoae—ooiuUpeUoa with and official government instruc­ gates will also be elected to the 11;00—Mary Lee Taylor. Its headeebee. mental duUneee a beif — r...... I 9:30—Aunt Jenny's Real Life other Cases tions on the rationing of motor annual department convention In ] 11:15—Tone Time. elt*e feellns often reeult. So take Dr. cars and trucks, Salimene A Flagg Bridgeport, June 3 and 6. that Brunner’s have ever sold! Stories. ■dwmrde* Olive Tablete to tnsuTe gentle High School Hall^ Morulay, April 27 A warrant was Issued for David I 11:30—Bright Horizons, Tft tHoroug^ bowel movemente. Olive local Dodge-piymouth dealers are 9:45—Qhythma of the Day. i 11:45—Aunt Jenny's Stories, J- McConiston of TalcottvUle, 10:00—Bess Johnson. ThbleU art ttmplg wonder/vl to ettr up charged with non-support of 'his now in a position to assist the r 12:00 noon—Kate Smith- Speaks. your liver bile eecretlon and tone up ★ busy local rationing boards in de­ il0:15—Bachelor's Children. arife and children. IfeCorriston Japs Batter P. M. mueeular inteettaalaettOQ. IM . iM , eoe. GUEST ARTISTS: termining who may or may not These are the most beautiful 1941 automohile* ^you J0:30—Help Mate. 12:15—Big Sister. was arrested Sunday and obtained 10:45— The Road of Life. bail by depositing three defense purchase ‘new motor vehicles un­ At Colombo 12:.10—Helen Trent, , Muriel Wilson, Soprano; Fred HuiTsmith, Tenor, der the war rationing program. 11:00—The Story of Mary Marlin. 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. bonds w ^ the court officials. could eveP purchase anywhere at prices you cannot turn 11:16— The Right to Happiness. of New York. John 13 Kennedy, S7, of 227 Cen­ ’The complete . inatructions en­ 1:00—New*. able officlali of the Sollmene A (Continued from Page One). 11:30—^The Story of Bud Barton. THE TELEPHONE ter street, cl^rged with falling to Jl:45—David Hamm. 1:05—The Inside Page. stop at an officer’s signal on Main Flagg Co. to advise prospective down. 1:15—Woman in White. Tickets, (Including Tax) $1.00 purchasers of passenger cars or pedo boats, 201 guns of various 2:00 noon—Gene and Glenn. street, was' continued to April 13. P. M. 1:30— Vic and Sade. trucks whether or not their voca­ caliber, 1,353 machine-guns and 1:45—Ufe Can Be B^kutlful. Tickets c:an be obtained from merobers'^r Aaeoclate Clayton McKay, 18. of 120 [12:15— Luncheonaircs. HOUR Membership, |2.p0, which reecrvee two ticket*. Appli­ tions fall within the 19 classiflca- 12,443 rifles. ^ 2:00—Young Dr. Maldiilt. Woodland street, charged with vio­ 12:30—Day Dreams with Bud Ftai- cations should be mailed to Carl A. Gustafson, 81 Maple lation o f rules of the road In con- tiona eligible for consideration by Japanese forces also shot down There are two 1941 Chevrolet Sedans with radio* heater 2:15—Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne. the local rationing boards as pur­ 30 enemy planes and either sank ney. . 2:30—We Love and Learn. atreet, Manebester. ■ nectlon with an accident on Main chasers of new vehicles. In many ,12:45—Here Comes the Band. can now lie heard at street, at Cambridge street, early or destroyed four gimboats and IS and,very low mileage* leas than 8*000, so this means that 2:45—The Goldbergs. cases. It is said, they are finding merchantmen, it added. I 1:00—News. Sunday morning, was found guilty that the latest regulations permit 1:15—The Uttle Show. and paid 83 and costs. the filing of purchase applications the tires are like new. One of the spar^ has never been 1:26—Keep ’Em,, Flying — .Gene ■Victor Kovas, charged with in­ by persons who, under original ra­ Report Surprise and Glenn/ Norwegian Skips toxication, was fined 810 and costs. tioning instructions, were not be­ 1:30— Marjorie Milla Hour. 9 P . M . Continued also, were Herbert W. lieved eligible to purchase new Landing at Akyab on the road. Another bargain is a 1941 Oldsmobile Six 2:00—Wrightvine Sketches. Long, 38, of 159 Bond street. Hart­ Are Reported Safe vehicles. Berlin (From German Broad­ 2:15— Medley Time— Hal Kolb, ford. speeding on East Center The necessity for quick action organist. NOW EVEN SHAVING IS "'MECHANIZED'' street, set over to April 11. casts), April 8— UP)—The German Custom. Sedan with radio^ heater* defroster and very good by applicants in getting their pur­ radio said today it was afficiaUy 2:30—Concert Matinee. Every Monday Night Arthur R. Charon, 34, charged chase blanks filled out and pro­ 2:65— News. London, April 8.—UP)—An un­ FOR SPEED AND CONVENIENCE with drunken driving on Tolland aimounced in Tokyo that Japanass tires. Another a 1940 Packard Sedan* a beautiful mid*' NOW perly classified is indicated by the troops had made a surpriaa land­ rz disclosed number of the 10 o r '11 ^Turnpike Sunday, had his case recent statement of Office of Norwegian ships which act out it reolly give* vi a thrill le lee how many army ond navy continued to April 13. ing at Akyab, west Burma port on WTIC , . . WEAF ami "The belt I hove Iried-ond I Price Administration officials within 100 miles of the Indian night blue with very I omt mileage. Then there is a 1938 British Girl Sent from Goteborg, Sweden, last Thurs­ a man or woman with a new job can get mtn, morinei, air cadett and othtr itrric* m*n have Charles F. Stone, convicted of that dealers would be permitted to % day in an attempt to run the Ger­ have tried them olll" ioyi.oi* drunken driving oa March 7 and frontier. the N.B.C Red Network taken up Remington Elec^tric Shaving. artillery officer. sell approximately 43 per cent- of (A Chinese Army spokesman an­ man Naval blockade waa reported a CASH LOAN o f $10 to $300 fined 830 and costs, which he ap­ all existing passenger car stocks Nash Sedan equipped wjth radio, heater* to be sold at $268* To West Indies safe in British porta today. Their pealed, vacated his appeal this nounced in Chungking last weak We believe in the future of America. We believe And you ought to read the «well commenti they moke; to eligible purchasers within three that the Japanese had landed at arrival waa announced In a terae morning and paid up. months after rationing began on only $90 down* $18.96 a month for 12 mopths. Will Information Ministry bulletl n In the honesty and Integrity of the American work­ March 9. Akyab, but the British denied this er. And we are willing to back our faith with our "It'j the anjwer to a loldier'i prayerl" layi one sergeant. and the Chungking spokesman said New York, April 6.—UP)—First which aald; British girl to proceed overaeaa for "Recent saiUnga from Goteborg money. We are prepared to lend a total ot $50,000 oTon later hla statement kad been In­ this give yop an idea about this sale. All our cars are td men and women in this community, single or "A godsend when the prospect oi on inipectlon jams the Bicycle Rider correct Thus far Tokyo baa not 4aval duty In the present war, to the United Kingdom of a num­ ber o f Norwegian merchant ships married, who are now working. i woihroomil" report* o draftee. Auxiliary Police reported directly any Akyab land­ Hce Martindale, 18, of BexhlU- * priced just as low. Everything must go. Come over. •Sea, Sussex, has arrived, here under charter to Hla Majesty’s Many folks have Juat come liere from other cltlea "Just the tickei for ruth ihovel Seriously Hurt ing.) and towni, on Defense work. Others who liave Thmot Toward Britlah Rear route to the British West In- government have now been com­ **We are insptcled •veiy doy and 1 hov# y#t to recciv# in the ormyl" write^ om enlhu- To Hold Banquet pleted. While complete ouceeas was lived here for some time are Juat starting on new The German broadcast said tha Let's make a trade or a clear deal. Low down payments* ss to aaalat in setting up three 0 dtmtrit for 'improptr thovt/ thonks to my Rtming* iloitic lieutenant. t 7aval canteens. not achieved, certain ships have Jobe. To such folka, both men and women, we make New Haven, April 8— col- Japanese started a thrust from thia suggestion. If you need cash come In and sea ton/* vfritti o Bying codete Members of the Manchester Akyab toward the British rear and She choee the Navy, she said, arrived safely In thla country.” Ualon between his bicycle, descend- auxiliary police will hold a turkey 15 months 'to pay the balance. Come down and get them. »upe her father. Reuben Wal- us today. Tell up who you are. Let us work but a added that the Japanese now loan for you. No outaiders will be Involved. tag a steep hill near The Winches­ supper in the Veterans of Foreign might use Akyab aa one o f their r Maiilndale, a Royal Navy pet- Theie ore jud o lew o( the thouMndt ol limilor com- ter Repeating Aims factory, and Transfers to U. S. Army Wars home in Manchester Green main sea and air bases in opera­ Now is the time. Here's the place. officer. Is to direct the new 310,92 per month repays a |M loan In full on fnenti. Con you blome ui for feeling mighty good when •p automobile at 1:13 a.m. today Wednesday night preceding a tions sgainst India. iteeno, and because two of her fi month plan. If you want 310 to |300 don’t hesi­ seriously injured Thomas Pawlov- London, April 8.—UP)—Group We reolize how much thii product li helping the boy» meeUng. The session is called for . The aimouncer said tha Japa­ Dthers are in that branch of tate to see ua today. A loan of 3100 costa 320A9 Mfi. 18, who suffered a fractured eight o'clock. Capt. Harold Fowler, director o f when promptly repaid In 12 monthly oonaecuUva who ore helping America? SkuU aad tntemal Injuries. Grace nese now controlled sea oommunl- ervice. Another brother in the United States personnel In the "The world's greoteit convo* Following the supper there will catlona to Calcutta. favy waa killed in action. Inatalmenta. PeieeM l Flnaace Co. ot .Maaehester toapital reported hU candiUon was be an entertainment program In Royal Canadian Air Force, waa Is loeated at 75$ Mata Staeat, Stale IBeater Balld- nience for a mail in the Navy,** "very poor." transferred to tha United States fiemington fouriome $19J0. Other Modell from $127$. toyt 0 U. S. Novgl ReMndA addition to the usual auxiliary po­ Colorful OanyoB 80 Oakland Street lag. 2ad n . FlMao Blaaefteotar M M . BI. H. Rowell. Policemen Robert McCoy aad lice acbool routine. Severid wpre- Stodeats AM Bloed Bank Army today, the first officer of the BiaMger. Joseph PerreUl aald there was a R.C~A.F. to do sb. He waa sworn sentatlves of the F.B.I. and the Chaco canyon la located in the Telephone 5191 I leeaae Ne. M l Mdd aaark nine fact long on the Champaign. IU„ April 6.—UP)— In with the rank o f coloneUat a State Police department will at­ north western part of New Mexico. "nvemeat where Pawlovskl tried tend. OUef Sandstrom of the West tudenta and faculty members o t ceremony In the United SfitM em- etM hie bicycle before It hit the It covers 20,M9 acres of prehis­ Afik for Chet! Na University o f lUinois ware to fanspy. A former d^uty police 1 Hartford force will be present as toric ruins, a^e-bruah, cedar trees, wiU Captain Max Knie of the East among tbs fltit.floiitfihutora to oommlssloner in New York City MATTHEW WIOR briUiant-hued cUffa and goy-coktr- BRUNNER’S nation's first stata-wlde bank JEWELER Hartford depaitmant. ad sands. « whose home la Far Hills, N. J., he ooUeeting Mood to be used In has been la Britain since last au- Advertise in The Herald*-*-It Pays 977 MAIN STREET BfANC^ESIEM r - ZeddaBta and dtsasten. tumn.

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Y ▲ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CONN. MONDAY, APRIL 6, .1942 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, APRIL 8,1942 2 PAGK 8KV] sweeping stabilisation of all prices ing a false statement on a pass­ Not Enough Women 198 1887—OaytoB Rutherford Wings' of Victory Program, we Jlhiirlrffttr Fuller. Quake Causes will make the most of our oppor­ cC oonsumer goods, to be applied port. -H e went to prison because SERIAL STORY J? Pelley Awaits Aircraft Men 194 480—Max Schmidhauser. Asked to Move Exchange Club at the retail level where tha house­ he wee the American tool of So­ In Civilian Defence Draft Order Numbers tunity to aerve our community and fMIDDLEeAGi 195 1454 — Harold F r a n c i s our nation in theae trying tlmea,” viet Ruiwia at a Um‘#;>when Soviet Clarke. Serious Damage Eifittag 9rnU5 wife can see it and know it and Jury’ s Action To Fill ChairsI To West Coast One Year Old said one of the officers. “Succcm- be guided by it, is under serious Russia waa the ally of Nasi Ger­ 196 26—Henry Thomaa Cole­ ful completion of the projects we WOMEN ( ,^ PUBUBHCD BT THB MEXICAN MASQUERADE Berkeley, Calif., April 8.— List Started, Today man. 'London, April 8.—UP)—A Rome have In mind, will fulfill the prom- H 1 I 0 THIS AOViCtri ■aiULD nUNTINO OO^ tM C . consideration, ijf ep, wa are com­ many. Since that time, Soviet coeVniaHT. isea. (/P)—Not enough women are 197 1323—William R a n ’^dall II BI*m 1I atra«t BY CECIL CARNES NBA SBNVICS. INC. being trained for civilian de­ broadcast reported today by Reu­ isea we have made to oulwelvea K>BSb«M«r, Oonn. ing back to ih e?M lsm and the Russia having become the enemy Affidavit Charges Him Pratt & Whitney Toop. Local Contractors Invit* Kiwanifi and Rotary to fense tasks, the University of 1736—James Morianoa. ters said an earthquake had caused that we ahall ntriva to better our THOMAS rBROnSON • policy that should have been of Nazi ^Germany, Mr. Browder la Herald WiU. Publ . 198 1340—Sigfrid Poison. serloua damage in the Bulgarian club, community and country. Ocaantl Hanafcr With Sedition for California's Bureau of Public ployees to Work Mos*| 1428—Harold Merold Kyle. 199 1181—Clarence Bari Fogg. ed to H[elp Construct Celebrate Event To­ y»BBS«S Octobtr I., m i_____ adopted many months ago, and unquestionably ready to give full Fellow Prisoner I be good frienda before we |et out town of Tutrakan. "The Exchange Club of Man- Administration reported to­ 86 338-,-Maurice Carney Wad- 200 776—Ernest Alfred Ritchie. jSr“:ofesfi!jssj!S fu^sS support to the same American war Chapter XI .M-i'from behind thia 8-ball " Magazine Articles. day after a nation-wide sur­ ter Mason Degree. Grdilip o f N am ^ Daily Long Road to Alaska. One hundred houses were de­ morrow Evening. cheater Is glad that its plana call zcbbi drhat haf happened in between is deU. 1124—Alfred aifford. FaU IlkM EBBry BBBBlnB B “ I hope so— Allan. Father and vey. 201 stroyed, it said, but there waa no for another year of Intensified ^Bdaya Bad RolldtyB. Bntartd at merely that tha American people effort he so vehemently opposed at No man however brave can hear Until >11 1772 Reg- 87 1224—John Thomas Spil- 202 1575 Vincent Aloysius :;:tba Otne* at Hanehattid'. himself sentenced to die un­ I—need a friend.” IndianapoIi. foiced hia eyes to meet the steady ■’Pierre de F.^ntanelle!” She county Jail today awaiting grand “ Viewing- the nation's war of Masons tomorrow night to ck forward to an 93 907 -Anthony Francis lull- tractor here. The C. L. Hale Com­ Vessel Is Hit He will speak on the qubject, “ Pup Being Felt Here Ip aatitlad ta tha oaa ar raoobilea plant. from Order No. 1 through Order 207 197—William J6wph Du­ much extra heat you get ia Maa af all aawa dtapatobaa eraditad Hot aince the earliest Japanese you immediately,’’ continued the me cheerful! He’s French.” The silver-goateed publisher of Increasing rede for women in ano. rand. pany of 891 Main street, haa re­ Tent Ballada—New and Old.” ta It or not etbarwlaa eraditad la pened to be, in preference to the "I thought so from the way he A. Edmund Allen, past master ot| N o.-216. Lists will te pubhshed every ton. Japanese thoughtfully, "btit I pre­ anti-Semitic magazines said he civilian protection activities.” 94 912 — Eklwafd Anthony 208 1615 — Robert Frederick ceived the notice. The occasion will commemorate thia papar and alto tba local aawa ralda into Burma has thy Japanese policy of America. We doubt that talks." would plead Innocent to any in­ St. Mark’s lodge. No. 9L of Gran­ each day until the entire loc$l list BBbllabad baraln. fer to wait a little—Just a . little Questionnaires were sent to Grant. Doellner. Thia will be the longest stretch By Fifth Sub the founding of the first Exchange The shortage of alcohol in this air force met with a resistance Mr. Browder has -abandoned his while Senor! It happens you have ’’You’ve met him ?’’ aaked Kay, dictments brought against , him. It by, will occupy the chair of Wor-| of 1,772 registrants has 'teen All riBhta af rapublleatloB at 1,000 cities of 10,000 or more shipful Master for the evening. printed. 95 254—Philip Harry Bloom. 209 689—Hubert Carter Maine. of highway ever attempted by Club on March 27, 1911 by Charles country la being felt in town. The checkerboard apaelal ditpatebaa baraln art alto arrived at an awkward moment for eyebrows . arching in surprise. was not definitely known, how- A. Berkey and 11 Detroit, Mich., equal to that put up over Ceylon chameleon characteriatica. We population. About half of A full Fellowcraft team will be| Order numbers for the regla­ 96 S3—Rudolph Jarl Swanson. 210 1027—Louis Joseph Gag­ any Federal authority and it must housewife Is noticing that' the FEED STORE raaaraad. us. My superior officer here, Gen. "No—seen him. He wavea his them returned reports. 97 1639— George Uoyd Collins. non. te ready by January 1, 1943. Shows Heels to Four associates. One of the highlights 16 Apel Place yesterday. doubt that he is any better an hands. You look out, Kay, or present to assist the chair officer tranta of the third or February 16, various extracts and liquids which Pull taraloa allaat at N. B. A. Baron Kazunari Sagoya, who ia in 1942 registration are in the lOiOOO 98 1719— Bruno Catrowaki. 211 1123—Elmo Lawrence Ga- Whether or not the contractors of the meetlqg will te the'reading Manchester Trtj 7711 Sarriea tne. Here was a major thrust, the American today than he was on charge of these operations, is ab­ sometimes when he’s chatting with in the degree work. The Crafts­ U-Boats; Six^^ Inelud- contain alcohol have aoared in man's choli of Manchester lodgel claaa and their serial numbers are 99 1435—DavId-^Francia J Gal- vello. will te requisitioned to complete of a 'special anniversary message opening move in the logical. Japa- -the (lay of hia conviction. And sent at present on a short business you he’ll get really excited and Oannonballa For Scrap from Founder Berkey, who still is price and soon there will be none Pnbllthart Rapratantatlaat, will also take part in the cere-| ih^the ‘T ’’ claaa. Therefore, queq- U„'an. 212 893—Carl Theodore John­ a certain amount of the. highway rng Captain, Lost. available. Jallna Mathtwaaa SpaelalSpae' Aaanep— then he was, except for the cir- trip north - to your own country, maybe give you a nasty clip on 100 son. could not te learned. The propo-^ -sciive in Exchange. ^ neae campaign for domination of monial work under the direction of; Uonnairea which will be sent to 614-^George Oliver Bus- At the Memorial hospital nurses Naw Tork, CM capo. Datrelt in fact. You are reprieved until the Jaw.” Columbia, Mo.—(/P)— Lan B. Mc- bey. sltion has teen hanging fire for a Alms and educational services of Boaton. Indian Ocean, a raid in force cumalance of birth, no American Organist Sidney MacAlpine. registrants in this group will bear 213 1517—Walter Nimirowaki. have noticed that the alcohol ia be- he returnn, as I think he may She drew back her head at that Pheeters, in charge of scrap iron \101 1217—Robert Foster Haw- 214 128—Burton Richard Kee­ long time and now that final de­ New York, April 6—(P)—Four the National Exchange Club, obviously designed to soften up at all. Freeing him is no part of and laugh'ed. . It was a rippling A large delegation of aircraffi order numbers beginning with 10,- times the engine room telegraph ing reduced in atrength, in com­ MBMBBR AUDIT BUREAU OP wish to question you before you collection, appealed to the boys up employees ia expected to be pres-] 000 and aerial numbers prefixed’ ley. ney. tails have teen completed it is ex­ which stands ready at all times to ClRCDUaTIONS whatever defenses Ceylon might winning tjte war. ~ er—leave us!’’ * little laugh, musical as a run on rang “full speed ahead” and four cooperate with local cluba, will be parison with the pure liquid they in Clay county for donations, ent for the degree work since by the letter “T." 102 1576— Raymond Earl Hunt. 215 1772—Henry J. Thone, Jr. pected that the work will te used to receive. Alcohol used as have in preparation for actual In­ Allan cleared hia throat. He the piano, and it did queer things stressing the need for weapons 103 1052—Paul John Keating. 216 1091—Fred Prevoet. rushed to completion within the times the ship showed its heels to reviewed. Reports also will be Tha Harald P n atlac Company, to Allan’s insides. He regarded her candidates are prominent worker For example in the list below menacing enem. submarines. a rubdown does not dry st once, tao,. aaaumaa no financial raaoonal- tried to think of something to say. quickly. He got eight Civil War at the plant. Lodge will open at] the first listing reads aa follows: 104 1215—Everett Ernest Fish. time specified. made on activities and projects of blllty tor typoBraphlcal arrort ap- vasion and occupation. The Japa­ more closely, and .suddenly he was But on the fifth try, boilers as pure .alcohol will, and has to be bOrt his thoughts were rather ba'diy cannonballs, alx muzzle loading 7 :30 and refreshments will te aervJ Order No. 1, Serial No. 441, Wil­ 105 1569 — George William Many local civil engineers, it is the local Exchange Club. wiped off with a towel. | aaarina in advartlaamanta In tha nese raid was timed shortly after comparing her With Asia. It waa pounding madly against head-on National Program Ifancbaatar Branlna Harald. Advice Sought confused for the moment. Before guna, and a piece of shrapnel from ■ed following the lodge room sea^ liam Arthur Scudieri. When Mr. Duncan Pressmen Strike; said, have also been asked if and seas, the freighter couldn’t make Reason for the shortage, is that dawn, in hopea of a surprise. Its anything useful occurred to him, like-comparing a meadow daisy to the World War. 106 293—Ralph Jamea Hooker. Plana for participation in the an orchid, or a drink- of spring aion. Scudieri gets his questionnaire bis when they could leave and take it, and the fifth submarine suc­ the Army and Navy have put the l Monday, April 6 objectives were damage to the na­ Watanabe’s smth voice resumed. order number will read 10,001 and 107 773—Jamea Arthur Mur­ over certain parts of the con­ national organization’s Wings of alcohol to use Iri lajrge amounts in water to a zombie cocktail. And Publication Halted ceeded where four others had Victory Program, will te an­ I val base at Colombo, to air flelds, From Pallotti "You will be placed on a neigh­ his serial number will rekd T-441. ray. struction work. This could not failed. the making of explosives. ' The Sieve Is Sinking boring Inland which we uac for the if orchids and zombies are all nounced. The program haa been Read Herald Advs. to British air power. right in their way, he mused, a However for the sake of simplicity 108 1108—Thomas Leo Hasaett. be confirmed and those questioned Thia wan the story of the shell­ detention of undesirablea. You will The Herald has eliminated the 109 628—Hans Richard Wittke. Muskogee, Okie., April 6—(4>>— professed to have no knowledge of formulated to stimulate efforts Xn tha days bafora our present ____ ^ man does better over the long ing and sinking of a medium-sized within the many local Ehechange The Japanese raid met resound­ have some freedom of-’-^ovement, Only FIVE DAYS Left 10,000 numbers and listed the reg­ 110 167—Peter Joseph Sartor. The walkout of four union press­ such a request. American ship Mkrch 20 in east­ syatem of price control went Into Slalc Personnel Advis­ but you will not attemi: cscajfr^j**^'^ daisies and men prevented publication of the Cluba for increased service to their ing defeat. Of a force of 75 planes water. He wondered if he waa go- latranta so that they can tell readi­ 111 1475— Jacob Paul Moake. Work will start the first of May ern coastal waters as told by 29 senor! There are quards there ly their order in the last group of Sunday u d Monday editions of (immunities and country. The lo­ act, when Price Administration taking part in the raid, 27 were ory Committee Puzzled slpg to fall in love with Kay Sar­ 112 744—Donald Francis Hum­ it was further learned. survivors who arrived aboard a who arc expert marksmen —and SATURDAY, APRIL 11th, Last Day registrations. phrey. The Muakogee Dally Phoenix. Pan American clipper from Ber­ cal club ia competing with all other Henderson himself was blowing gent . . . clubs in the nation In the Wings of certainly ahot down, and 25 others On Filling Vacancy. the waters of this Gulf are teeming Today’s list followa: 113 1554—Ernest Albert Doell- The pressmen are members of muda. Six men including the cap­ HALE'S SELF SERVE Bttemately hot and cold on wheth­ damaged. . The British were not with man-eating sharks. I con­ "Who Is De Fontanelle?” he Or- Ser- the International Printing Press­ Victory competition for national The Original In New England! asked, and actually sounded a trifle YOUR CHILD’S PHOTO ner. tain were lost, and another survi­ er or not It would work, some one, sider it only fair to w^rn you of der ial men’s and Assistants’ union. They Benefit Movies vor remained in a Bermuda hos­ honors. aurpriaed. They were ready—au- Hartford. April 8.—(>P)—Attor­ jealous. "What’a he doing here?”' 114 605—-Glennard Emil Peter- “Through participation in the vrs think it was Henderson him­ these deadly dangers.’’ No. No. aon. seek a signed contract pital. premely ready, with flghter planet ney General Francis A. Pallotti ‘Thank you,” said Allan me­ "He’s a prisoner ~ like us. Hq 7x10 inches 1 441—William Arthur Scu- Paul A. Bruner, managing edi­ It waa the 21st Atlantic ship self, described his prospective sit­ came the day after 1 did. He’a a 115 418 — Theodore Augusta By Polish Group AND HEALTH MARKET and anti-aircraft guna. If this has been asked to solve a merit chanically. For Only dleri Robbins. tor of The Phoenix and The 'nmes- loss to be announced officially dur­ uation aa that of a man sitting in kind of reaiatance can be main­ system puzzle for the State Per­ Watanabe took up the auto- geologist, he told me. He was 2 1103—Theodore Henry Jans­ Demoermt, evening newspaper, said ing the week of March 29-April 5, a sieve out in the middle of the sonnel Advisory Committee re­ . matlc and put it in a drawer of hsi prospecting those mountains over BASEMENT FI.OOR sen 116 53—John Johnston. there waa no complaint from the The Polish Women’s Alliance of and brought the total United Na­ tained, the era of easy Japanese there for mineral deposits when 117 138—Albert Bliah Jacobs. Atlantic. garding procedure in filling a va­ desk. He examined the field 3 1584—George Berger John- employes concerning hours, wage.s America Group No. 246 will give tions’ toll since Pearl Harbor to TUESDAY SPECIALS conquest has ended. Henceforth, cancy caused by the resignation Of the Japanese picked him up. They All children up to 14 years.. .Adults 59e- aon 118 1341—Joseph Edward Mc­ or working conditions. a benefit movie and lecture entitl­ ■l.V glasaea casually. Two or More Proofs to Choose From. See Double Green Stamps Given Wtih Cash Sales Exjierlence with this present they are up against the real^ Personnel Director Harry W, said he was spying on them. He William Dudley Pelley 4 176—Peter Urbanettl Laughlin, ed. “Young Forest in Poland” or In U. S. waters, the tally stood "You may keep these, senor,” he Window Display! 119 111—Harry Stephen Kltch- form of price control is proving thing. Marsh on March 1. says they’re crazy!” 5 1577—Sidney Mosler "Mlady Las 1 Polska.” Pictures today at 10 vessels sunk last week, All Day Tuesday! announced generously, but spoiled "Yeah? If they’re crazy, it’s in ever, as to when hia caae would be ing. will also be shown of the bombing the description all too accurate. in order to comply with the pur­ the effect by adding naively; "I 8 1158—Walter Dorman Mc- Shorter Skirts 59 since Pearl Harbor; in Cana­ This kind of victory generatea pose and Intent of the law so that a big way. The chief of the outfit presented to the grand Jury. 120 1379—Joseph Francis Mc- of Pearl Harbor. The pictures will Mr. Henderson imposes price have a better pair of my own al­ Kenaie dian waters, two last week, 23 to­ Tall Can Sheffield or Van Camp’s hope. Yet with such'hope must it would not be charged with is a general and a baron; next in Unable to Obtain Freedom Watkins Brothers, Manchester 7 806—Anthony Julius Tour- Evitt. be shown on Friday. April 10 at tal; in the Caribbean, 6 laat week, Mitlngs at the wholesale level on “dereliction of du^,“ the commit­ ready.” He handed them with a command is a Japanese Army col­ Pelley was unable to obtain his 121 687—Jamea Ward Taylor. To Defeat Purpose 7:30 p. m. at the Polish-American go the resolve and the planning to word in Japanese to the guard, naud 29 total; in South American wa­ pork products and a whole list of tee aika Judge PMlottl to answer onel, and there’s a scientist with freedom last night although U. S. • 359—Anthony Joseph Kocum 122 . 89 — Wlllian^ Thomas Club on Clinton street, -y ters, three liist week, 4 total. Milk 3 Cans 25c make certain that the same odds who hung them over Alan’s Marshal Julius Wichscr of the Wright canned fruits and vegetables. four questions involving "•trln- eyes as sharp as microscopes! Very 9 129—Leslie Thomas Robinaon RoUyaKood, April 6—(4>)— Short The proceeds will be donated to Of last week’s victims, 10 were We Call For and Deliver will continue. The Japanese, when gent" qualifications set up in the shoulder by their strap. ’’That la distinguished bunch of lunatics, Southern Indiana district allowed 123 1315—Waldemar Kangas. charity. This film haa been shown American ships, three British, Yonr Dotitor’s Prescriptions. These ceilings have been ip effect all for now, senor. We will meet 10 988—Richard David Toter skirts, says Movie Actress Thelma Betty Cracker they flrat attacked Burma, met act. I’d say. But this De Fontanelle— him several hours to post a $15,- 11 1337—John Francis Valluzzi 124 1289—Philip Hildlng Hal throughout New England and has three Norwegian and the others tor A month now; yet housewives again, I’m sure." 000 bond before ordering him to lin. Counts, are quite likely to defeat WELDON DRUG CO. even more spectacular resistance These questions concern the what is he politically? That counts • 12 537—Arnold Edward Good- received the praise of. all wherever one each of Latvian, Panamanian, Prescription Pharmacists status of Acting Director Glendon At last Allan could say some­ Jail. Brought here yestertiky by U. 125 1255—Francis Ralph Wil- the purpose for which they sup­ it has been shown. Canadian and Greek registry, and find retail prices for these foods from the American Flying Tigers. nowadays.” now posedly are intended, viz: Con­ 901 Main Street Vegetable Noodle Soup W. Scoboria and Ellsworth Wolfs- thing with sincerity. “He’s Free French. He’s a great S. Marshal Bernard Fitch from 13 aon. one vessel Identified only as "A l­ stUl rising. “ I hope so!” he declared grimly. Full Size Cooking and 1218— Louis Burbank Keen servation of material. Package Serves 6! 4% O C They took four and flve Japanese berger, merit system director of admirer of General de Gaulle and the east after his arrest Saturday 14 1258—James Joseph Rohan 126 1651— Kenneth Clifford lied.” •If, in most cases, the price in­ the city of Bridgeport, who la the The blindfold wa-s replaced. in Darien. Conn., Pelley was met Marks. “ Short skirts and the new Pkgfi. Z d C planes for every one they lost he turns purple if you mention 15 1291—Eklward Andrew Blov- length hose simply don’t go to­ 0 creases are only moderate on only name left on an available list With the guard In front and the Vichy.’ by Mrs. Lee Einehout of Indianap­ loh 127 349—Richmond Hogg. ('otloii Destroyed every time they went up. But the Kuraaian behind, he was led back gether,’’ she ventures in the way goods which have been placed un­ of ellgibles. “Sounds okay,” conceded Allan. olis, who signed his bond. Baking^acilities in t 18 1084—George Paul Swanson 128 662— Andrew ’niomaa King'Arthnr Japanese were willing to pay this Only Qualified Applicants the way he had come. He tk a Regulations here, however, pro­ Mooney, Jr. of experienced opinion. "You der a price ceiling at the whole­ He glanced at hia wrist watch. 17 1423—Sherwood Henry Goa- tend to pick up your purse and In Compress Fire price. They kept coming. And Wolfaberger and Mr. Marsh long breath of the hot, humid air "They parade your father at six? vide there must be a second surety tae 129 1005—Ronald Gordon Far- sale level, and if, therefore, it can were adjudged by an examining when the last door was passed; it owning property worth twice the 'ris. the lisle top of your hose shows. Pkg. today the big fact about the flght- It's Just that now.” Compact Cabinet Model 18 244—Robert A. Culver So does the garter you have to Wheat Giirm 15c be ‘.assumed that Mr. Henderson committee aa the only qualified waa good to be above-ground once amount of the bond and when a 19 130 1402—Victor Emanuel Og- Abilene, Tex., April 6 —(.•P)—The ing in Burma la that the Japanese “ And there he comes! I’d 1111—Joseph Damien Mich- wear, because you can’t roll the.-ie applicants when 18 candidates reg­ more. second Bondsman was not found, aud ren. compress of the Western Com­ has put a partially efficient plug walk down here to wait for him, 131 239—Thomaa John Conn. new short length hose without are conceded. complete command istered to take examinations last Still blindfolded, he waa placed Pelley was Jailed. 20 838— Ralph William Nevers press and Storage Company and into that section of the cost of liv­ and found you Just arriving.” 132 1293—Eldred James Mc- them buldging. Shorter dresses 4,000 bales of cotton were de­ of the air. The' Flying Tigers June following Governor Hurley’s in a launch. Only the guard was Knee Joss at $400,000. The United States Government has other sections. ter. length is short enough and long ed. McLaughlin, chairman of the com­ in one hand while he loosed he had not decided whether to call as 131—Patrick Joseph Moo­ The Sinclair Oil Company offices Fairy Soap 4 Bars 17c On some goods, the threat of mittee, in a letter to Judge Pallot­ Allan’s bonda with the other. a special grand Jury in the case INSTALLED ney. 135 618— Hubert Franklin enough and it will enable women and storage tanks were threaten­ If the Japanese are willing to Halted bv War Sweet. j to use their present wardrobe for called me into active service with its future scarcity is the only visible ti, aaks if Mr. Scoboria can con­ “ You make trouble, I ehootl” he or to submit it to the regular ses­ 28 345—John Michael Artaa. ed before the block-wide fire was pay the same kind of price for 136 1221—Henry Paul Wojna- the duration. ” controlled. excuse. In some instances, where tinue as director until the next said in halting Spanish. sion in June. 27 255— Walter William Hen- Ceylon,' it la not one raid akme aeaalon of the Legislature, or if a rowicz. armed forces. During my tour of duty there is a possibility that there Pelley, whose organization was ry. Ivory Soap Combination which must be beaten off, not one new list of ellgibles must be pre­ Then Allan was free at last Evanston, 111., April 6—(,Pt—The charged with being Fascist in Dies 28 1209— Michael Leonard Ve- 137 630— Kenneth William .will be future shortage, prices advent of war has not stopped Storm. spectacular victory which will de­ pared by means of another open to stretch his cramped arms. He committee hearings, has suspended trano. the insurance hiisiness which I conduct have gone up from 80 to 40 per competitive examination. If a new scrambled onto the dock, and the beer sales, the National Women’s publlcatloa pf both "The Galilean” Thrifty Range 29 1277—Louis Brochon Wright 138 632— John Vincent Ja­ termine the result. The Alltes Christian Temperance Union says, cobs. 3 med.andl lge.barfor22c cent in the past month or so. list la necessary, be wants to launch was promptly backed away. and, the “ Roll Call” which he had 30 1343—Jamea Thomas Mc­ must be prepared for weeks of know, can non-Connecticut resi­ adding that “we feel that sale of been printing in an old box factory Laughlin. 139 437—Herbert Carl John­ lit 791 Main Street and 10 Depot Square In other instances, no prospec­ He straightened thankfully, and for Those son. steady resistance. If they are go­ dents take the examination? And, found himself looking into a pair beer Inside Army camps and in at Nobleaville, I n d ,H e gave hia 31 1608— Samuel Carter Harris tive shortage is necessary to Send may the committee prepare a liat Naval shore stations is creating home address aa Nobleaville. 140 939—Warren David Keith. for 4 5 c ing to win, each British plane ahot of heaven-blue eyes. They be­ 32 937—Milton Warren Strat- 141 1131—Raymond Ridgway will he carried op by Mrs. Lillian E. prices up. They Just go up, as “on its own initiative and judg­ new customers from among the He told reporters he had pub- Looking Ahead! k ton. Lge. Pkg. Duz 2 down must be replaced. longed to the girl he had seen nation’s soldier youth." Bowers. V they began to do last summer be­ ment" or must It work through through the glaasea. She waa pret­ Uahed nothing in the magasines S3 54—Italo Comollo. an examining committee? In a statement on the ninth an­ 142 634—L a w r e n c e John Kamm and Miss Pauline Beebe. All This should be the order of tier at this close range, and much that some columnists and many 34 1345—Amerigo Michael Ec- Kearns. c^^OPEN fore there was any question of Given' No DIecretion niversary of the relegalization of other persons had not said. He said cellentc. things. prettier than the photograph he beer, the W. C. T. U. said th 143 1744—Leo Jaston Bolduc. shortage or any question of in­ Though praising Mr. Scoboria's had studied ao carefully before he had asserted Hitler’s program S5 179—Garfield Hamilton Can The attack on Ceylon is, of beer consumption in January, 19 144 308— Ivar Johnson. matters pertaining to the insurance busi­ Qhims 21c creased production costs, because services as “efficient and conacien- leaving San Diego. waa “okeh for Germany,'’ and that BUDGET TERMS Keeney. 145 1018—Thcodouloa Ai temiou course, only one phase of. the at­ tloua,” the committee declare! ex­ waa 123,084,043 gallons, an i| he knew conditions in Germany he­ 36 69—Alfred Davidson. some one sees the opportunity to “ Hullo!" he said. “Mias Kay crease of 22.840,108 gallons ovj 146 542—Harry Brennor ness will be promptly and properly No. 1 Green Mountain tack on India. The fact that this istence of a vacancy which under Sargent, 1 believe!" re Hitter took over. 87 212—George Charlea Sad- 147 1472— Ramon Domuro force prices up. In some cases, the law must be filled from a list January, 1941. No figures w ^ ’If we have inflation here we'll rozinske. attack could be made, from air­ “O-o-oh!” g a a p e d the girl available by the union on salefof Full Blze porcelain lined oven, insulated oven door Blanco r prices go up on goods which haye of eliglblea, the governor to make breathleaaly. “Who are you?” n the same boat,” Pelley added. 38 459—Jamea A. Young. handled as in the past. Potatoes Peck 35c craft carriers, reveals the Japa­ beer in Army camps, i with accurate thermometer. Cast iron oven frame, 148 1286— Charles Parker Mit­ been on the shelves a long time. the appointment with Senate ap­ “'Allan Steele.” he held out a 39 389— William James Strat­ chell nese in command of the Bay of proval,- Mr. McLaughlin advlaea The union said that 1941 oaa l^ latri’ ! -He came down here hunt­ 161 442— Nelson Daniel Kil­ amount. Keep as much or as little lii the advisory ■ committee were to Labor Department at 40 cents an for similar purposes,” McNaugh 61 548—Jean Leon Marcel. should likewise stabilize them­ strength of Allied arms, not in ing for yibur father anfl you, but patrick the account as you like. Pay only Lb. attempt to hedge the governor by hour in an action the department ton aaid ip a statement from the Here is a combination cleaner offer 52 188T-Frederic Thomas 162 266— Raymond Francis Rib Lamb Chops 33c Mr. Gandhi’s policy of non-resist­ —er—came back wRIiout locating Bliab, Jr. „ . •aoh chock drawn and each Item deposited. selves; but she knows, too, that the submission 'of but one name. you. And where'' ia your father. said would mean direct wage in­ new headquarters which was open­ it will te wise to consider prompt­ Calhoun Mo other charges I (Checkbooks freo). there is nothing in the law to pre­ ance. Perhaps the Japanese are “ It always seemed to me that creases for 150,000 workers begin­ ed this morning in eoiithem Eng- 58 769—Charles Henry Hatha­ 163 1251—Jamea Lester Cum­ Miss Sargent?” ly, while we have stock for imme­ way, Jr. Selected for Tendemeea! making the final contribution to the committee conaiderably limited ning April 20. land. mings A chocking account Is a necessity vent a retailer from raising prices “ He’s over there,” said Kay, order, effective on that He said formation of the First diate dellveiy. 64 528—Elmer Frederick Pler- the solution of the problem of In­ Governor Hurley's freedom of nodding toward the island Ollan 164 264—Frank Aloysius Laing as high aa he thinks the trade will choice in piesentlng but two na>nea date, was signed by L. Metcalf Canadian Army “ is a clear recog­ cy. those days. It Is a tremendous help to Tonight at 8 O’Clock Lh. dia. had; j.ust left. She added bitterly: You get the Royal standard mcxlel 165 272 —Richard WiUon Baby Beef Liver 37c bear. on tbs previous' certification, and Walling, wage and hour adminis­ nition that the war can only be 55 680—Herbert McCann. 166 665—Unciln Joseph Cvter every family In budgeting expenses, "A prisoner! Aa I am here!" trator, on recommendation of a won by attack—aimed at the heart as shown, plus the useful hand 58 1834—Alvin Arnold Robin- providing an Invaluable record of what Is , The housewife is supposed to be it is further evident that the "But, why? Why has this outfit 167 77—John KreiDjak Populiar Cut! stringent qualifications set forth committee that at-dled economic ,'f Germany.” model pictured. Budget. terms. son. Mr. Henderson’s policeman, but Still The Same Browder kidnap^ you two?” 168 1084—Andrew Hugh Mac- spent. And, your check Is your receipt. ORANGE HALL In Section 643E caused our dls- conditions in the industry. As de­ 57 1170—Thurter Roy John- Gowan Proceeds Now. Divided Evenly Between British War she has no badge,-and no organl- tlnguiahed examining committee “ I don’t know!” she answered, fined in,the ordez, the industry In­ ston. It Is risky to carry needless cash Lb. At a time when a good many and the despair in her tone gave 169 1456 — Clarence Samuel Relief and U. S. Defense. Bonds Donated To Manchester Shoulder Steak 29c xaUon, and there is'little the ain- considerable difficulty in evaluat­ cludes all textiles except knitted Peoples War 58 1140—Kenneth Allen Best. Wilson. 'with you or to keep It around the house. of us are coming to realize that him a hint of the torture she had. and woolen goods. 59 73i—Steve Krultkbwskl. Memorial Hospital. gle housewife can do whei\ she ing the relative qualifleationa of 170 1535—Michele DellaFera. It is always more business-like and makes Handy Item! there ia only one important Job be­ the 18 applicants who appeared be­ suffered from unMrtalnty. “If I Total employment In the indus- 60 1752—William Joseph . Ca- finds prices going up. except turn knew that perhaps I could do 171 642 — Harold Graham a batter Impression to pay by check than Admission ...... 2.1 cents. fore America—the winning of thia fore them.” t ^ is approximately 750,000; but Name Offered Bade. Gompf. •way, or pay. Generally, she has something about it.” with cash or a money order. (A money war—there has come a crescendo 600,000 already earn' 40 cents or 81 884— Louts Charles Bunce. 172 1446— Edward John Cav- Daisy Hams Lb. 45c to pay. After all, there is no set “ Seems to be a Chinese puzxle more per hour. 82 65—Harry Ekwln Burnett agnaro. order for |2.50 costs 6 < ; for »10 I f s in a,demand from American Oora- with a Japanese polish. I know Melbourne, April 8.—(JP)— An­ Guidance Sought You Get You Get 63 445—Harry Frsneia Ryan. 173 751—Francis Patrick To­ 11#. I for |26, 15#, etc.). If our check Standard for retail prices by which muniata and their sympathizers your father came here on some swering President Roasevelt’s sug­ This Model This Model 84 900—George Findell. man. for any amount costs you a nickel In idle can go, no official flgure which for the release from federal peni­ mission for our Government, but Noe Faces Tax gestion for a n a m ^ or the present 85 1523—Walter Henry Harrl- For Mac Arthur they diJn’t give me the details. war. Miss Vida G o ^ te in of Mel- 174—1305 — Sherwood George CheckMaster — and your check looks just Tuesday Special! she can point to aa the only fair tentiary of Earl Browder, peren­ •on. Ferguson. and legal price for any commodi­ Just what was .he after?” b< ume, former leader of the Inter­ 88 478—William Graham Ilk* any ether check. nial presidential candidate of that “ He never told me. Father-Js Evasion Charge national Federation of Women 175 977—George Miller. ty. There isn't even any official to Little Rock, Ark., April 6.—UP) Boehm. 176 595— Karl Fraderick Frits. party. President Roosevelt is be­ —Standing at the altar where very — careful. And since they "otera,” presented to Prime-Minia­ 87 784—Fred Richard Blanken- We invite you to come In and open a FUEL whom she can. report what she brought us here I have had no 177 .850—Thomas Joseph Pa- Fowl Cut Up ea. 77c ing asked, by resolution.s adopted Gen. Douglas MacArthur -“first te*- John Curtin today a proposal tricca. CheokMaster account. It takes only a chance to talk with him. Every New Orleans, April 6.—(/F)— t hinks to be unfair prices. Joined the sanctuary of God,” Dr. to call it the “peoples war.” 88 706—Roawell^'Edgar Abom. 178 1673 -William Henry few momenta and It Is a step you’ll b# by a “National Free Browder Con­ day,i at six in the afternoon, two Former Gov. Jamer A. Noe came She told Curtin the name “in- But it is still possible to make a W. P. Witsell, rector of Christ up for trial today in United States BOTH FOR 69 1030—Charle. David Balch. Scott ^ o r$ 1 .5 0 gress’' at New York last week, Episcopal church, asked Divine rriiards bring him to the short of di'.atea the solemn pledge of the 1. ROYAL Standard glad you took. report, for the housenvife, for the District Court here on charges of 70 1553—Donald G>y Piper, 179 1470—^Thomas Leo O'Brien. OIL and by advertisements in metro­ that island. We see each other and Alhed governments to their peo­ guidance for the PblUppinea hero income tax evasion. 71 997—Paul Everett Clune. 180 1309 — Edwar^ George Very truly yourf. American people, for the Ameri- wave our bands. They do that so ple that the war is being fought It is reasonably certain that the politan newspapers, to exercise in an Easter Sundmy prayer. Also on trial Is the Win or Lose Vacuum Cleaner 72 1086—Clifford D o u f 1 a a Hein. ril know he's all right and ha’U to eatabliah a social order and demands ef onr regninr custom­ EBB pocketbook, to Mr. Hender- executive clemency, and order MacArthur requested the suppli­ Corporation, an oil concern which Brindley. 181 1463—Ward B. Dickinson. \\ Birds Eye Combination Special! cations in an Easter*eve cabls- as I am. I don't ballave they iU- spiritual values based on Justice $46-95 78 1429—Percy Edward Hul- ers will be taken care of in an m n. Browder’s release after be has Noe headed. 182 1303—Albert Joseph Ru- gram to Dr. Witsell, which said: treat him, but—oh, he seems to and security." 2. ROYAL Hand t e r t baeba. orderly fashion According to Tha report is this; The sieve on served one year of hia four year look 20 years older than when we Noe, close friend aiid political Witli Ymir preecribed regulatlona now in “At the altar where I first Jolntd associate of the late Huey P. It was said Curtin was trans­ 76 474—Lao Joseph Poudriar. 183 1077—Thomas Edward Ee- Spinach, Peaches and Irbich Mr. Henderson and the sentence. the sanctuary of God, 1 ask that left the SUtes!" mitting tha suggestion to Wash­ .Old Cleaner 75 871—Clinton WUbur March. cles. The Manchester Trust Co. effect regarding fuel oil. Long, is charged with evasion of Vacuum Cleaner t tUaeriean people are sltUng is The main argument advanced you seek Dirine guidance for me $32,314.98 income and excess ington. 78 1179—William Gibson. 184 378—George EsrI Snow. Idling down fast. So long as the in the great struggle that looms “Now, now — thumbs up!" he profits taxes on the corporation’s 77 1681—Andrew Jamea Strok- 185 1440—Harry Milton Spec- Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. Chopped. Steak for his release is that Browder’s abeaif.” Dr. Witsell had cabled the urged her hurriedly, detecting the •r breaent syatem of plugging one net income of $337,185.55 In 1935. Destroyer Istoacbed at Night tor. FUEL RANGE OIL conviction and sentencing on. the Allied commander last Thursday: shine of tears in her eyes. “We'll 78 1425—Harold Clyde Norton. 186 1035—George Samuel Me- Iktle at a time cohUnuea, the sieve The indictment, returned Oct. 3, IN ANY QUANTITY — ANY TIME! charge of having falsely sworn in “The church of your baptism sends bust this racket yet!” 1940, contains four counts and Seattle, April 6.—(8V-The 1,- 79 890—Russell Lewie Craw­ Oollum Complete Dinner 55c U certain to sink. Prices are tip obtaining a paaaport was "politl- E>ister greetings ^ d an expres­ “ C-can you really help us?‘! she alleges 24 overt sets in. connection 700-ton destroyer Endicott left the ford. 187 313—John Leon March. Wholesale and Retail. limnd our can. sion of faith and loving pride in demanded. “Aren’t you a priaonsr with the operations of the Win or ways of Tbs Bssttle-Tacoma Ship­ 80 681—John Henry Larrabee. 188 834—Frederick Dickson. c a r perascuUoa. you." too, Mr<—U r— 7" 81 1891—Carl Rudolph John­ Special! Spinach pk9« 2 0 c WashlngtcB aanst have aliaady boss CorporatiOB. building Oorporation last night m WATKINS 189 1333 — Herbert Aloysius Well, obvtoualy. Mr. Browdaria Douglae and Ue older brother, "Steele. My friende can me JU- Seattle's first night laundilng of Brothers, inc son. M acA rdls. BANTLT OIL COMPANY something o f this report. conviction on this technical charge Malcolm, srere baptised at the Ian, though—and I euppoae youra 82 1177—Carl Fredarlck Oroe- - 190 1353—Andrew Anoaldl. Peaches pkg. 21c the war. Tha Bndlcotf was named CENTER STREET PHONE 5293 MOW, at long last, we are be­ waa a stratagem. He went to pris­ church here May 16, 1880, when call you Kay, don't they! Let's after a Navy gunner who fought bel. 191 780—Samuel John Houston. Douglas wap about lour months start right out on a Kay and Allan 88 1450 — Thomas McKinney, Serving the Public for 23 Years. Choped Steak, pkg. 17c; 2 for 33c ts k|Br that a plan for on lor something more than giv­ with Stephen Decatur at Tripoli of AAANCHESTER 193 1050—Robert Conrad OI- old. , . basis, shall we? Tvs a notion ws’U 138 years *ago. Ut" ------* ------WmjJ HERAli).( M ANCH ES^, tONN. MONDAY, A1»RIL 6- 1942 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, APRIL 6,1942

Biff Downtown Brash leneys, Union Sign Fire Interests Many Joe McClufikfiy Approved fo r Comtiiifision Obituary Town OBserVes "faster Chdrlie Robbins Wins] Presentation in Boston Saturda A big brush fire on the Ol- cott - estate on lowers Main street this afternoon gave busi- ■ Deaths By Thronging Churd Amicable Agreement ness house employees a real [ picture of what a Down East Do You Knotv— ? wood fire is like. Yankees Former Manchester High when the break in service is due Larg«l yiendance Re- ith' Parties rriUBt^ to any of.the foliowihg reasons: Heavy, pungent smoke, Dies Suddenly i- (1) Resignation; choked workers in stores ahd wheel. ^New Contract Which banks forcing the closing of ported in Years; Spe- i 12) Discharge; \ ' In the South To Win A. L. Flag; Continues Durin^War • (3) Layoff for mote than one ! all windows on the west side of cial Music and Star Wins hy 500 Yards year; i the street during the fire, which lasted over an hour and tatas Presented. IN ONE CAYi And Year Thereafter. (4) Layoff with failure to re- i Tax Evaders -) turn to work.' at the Com­ a half. Word Receiveil That Rapresentatlves o< Cheney pany's request. The fire department was Manchc.iter’s first Easter since Cirincy a Ginch Uconn Ace Is Allowed D. The service of employees closely watching as sparks on Mrs. l\Iargaret Hackett war was declared, brought out the Gophers Look Tops Field irs ahd Local S3, TexUle _____ ^ ___ ^ ^ Arie Punished Handicap But Romps leaving the Company’s employ to dry roofs would endanger the ‘ Passes in Floritla. largest attendance* in churches in ♦ - l.'^orften Union of America, today j enter Ihe Military or Naval ”Ser- central business section of the / years in spite of cool, threatening Awdy from Opppnents Uened an agreement on working vice of the United States in time town. weather which brought a sprinkle ’ New Haven, April 6— UF)— A Graham Predicts Finish Plenty Tough ' igemanU and wages that w ill' of l^at‘onal Emergency or war is Word .was received here this of rain during church hours, from former Rockville banker and two Di Maggio Gets Meuiy observers asked the morning that Mrs. Margaret In Both Leagues; But After Passing Field at _ considere.d as continuous. question today: Why was such 11 to 11:30. New Britain men were sentenced For Next Fall ^:gOiitlnue for the duration of the E. The company shall furnish Hackett, widow of Thomas Hack­ It was a distinctly colorful Eas­ Four Mile Mark; Hard* and one year thereafter. The a large fire permitted on such ett of 788 North Main street died to the Federal Correctional Instl-' Does Not Guarantee the Union with a list of employees a dry and windy day? ter with women and especially the tiite at Danbury today for evading Plenty Power ^contract was described as "saiis- eligible for Union membership, at Daytona Beach. Florida, fol­ Results; Ends Spring esl Test Yet. ^nctory and tending to preserve lowing a short illness. Details children decked out in the vivid income tax payment.*. showing total length of service colors of the season. Men, too, Edward L. Newmarker, former Despite War and High i.kaxmonlous relationships" by with the Company for employees concerning her death were not Trip and Hands Out Behind Swing July 1st, must have Worked the wore .new suits and headgear, im­ treasurer of the Bank of Rockville, Charlie Robbins, former Uni­ ‘ Banry R. Mallory, vice-president on the payroll as of June 30, 1942, available this morning. Tide Minnesota '' Has versity of Connecticut track cap- ^ o f Cheney Brothers, and as a "con- required number of weeks after j The body will arrive in Hartford pelled, nb doubt, by the inspiring and Abraham Rosenblatt of New His 1942 Selections. and at six months' intervals there­ presentation of their better halves. Britain were sentenced by Feder­ tarn, took time off late Saturday n 'Structive agreement that maln- after if requested by the Union, returning to work in order to tomorrow evening at 7:42 and will ° Formidable Squad in qualify for a Vacation. In the churches the age-old anj al Judge Carroll C. Hlncks to serve Yankee Powerhouse night to make a trip to Boston M' tains the proper balance between tiection 4. Wages be in charge of the William P. By Dillon Qrshsm IT nasployer and employee'^ by Frank C-1.. Exceptions to the above. : Quish Funeral home. Further an­ joyful story of the New Testa­ a year and a day. Louis Weinstein Training Now. an . win the 10 mile Presentation Sports Editor, World Wide Back with Old Rhythm (Jlub’a annual race over the stiffest KalUy president of the Local of A. Five cents (6c) for each hour due to sickness, will be negotiated ' nouncements will be made as soon ment Easter was told in hallowed of New Britain received a four- worked will continue to be added —U. 8. Navy Official Photo forms, interspersed by the de­ months sentence. Features course in the east. The slim slen­ fhe T« Textile...... union. between the Union and the Com­ as the details are released. And McCarthy Pleased Football reports from Minnesota to the wages of each employee. pany. Joe McCluskey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McCluskey of 40 Foster pressing realization of our nation The three pleaded Innocent at New York, April 6.—After four continue disheartening for rivals der Robbins took th* lead at.th* Cheney Stfiteinent .street, former Fordham UniveiHily athlete and holder of OyTia- She is survived by two brothers, Jfn Malloiys statement fol- This will ^ over and above earn­ C-2. Employees who leave to en­ Martin H. Kelcher of West Hart­ again engaged in an all-out war. the time of their indictnfent, but weeks of hopping aroupd Florida’s With Ace Slugger. despite the loss of Maj. Bernie four mile mark and when he cross­ ings on pay day, bonus work, and ter the military or naval service of tlonal A. A. U. track titles is shown above being congratulated by ford and Edward J. Keleher of There were a few Manchester men changed their pleas to guilty at palkn and palmetto bafieball belt, Bierman, th* war and-high water. ed the finish lipe, his nearest rival s. Iowa; piece work. The rulings covering Lt. Comdr. Albert F. Rice. U. 3. N. R. McCluskey has just be^n an arraignment March 9. squinting al rookies and veteran* was a good 500 yards away. Two ■' Cheney Brothers and the Textile the United States in time of Na- , Hartford. at home on furloughs and leaves, By Harry Cray son During the laat war athletics payment of time and one-half and tlonal Emergency or War will be i approved for a commission in the U. S. Navy. He wUl begin his but for the most part parents of Th* government charged ' that cavorting on scorched infields, this nearly perished from lack of atten­ weeks ago he finished 13th in the ..Union of America have signed a New York, April 6.—When Jo* payment for night work, as out­ paid the vacation pay due them training at Annapolis on April 20.,, His duties will bp connected with Miss Dorothea Luella Nevers local boys worshipped, realizing between the years 1934 and 1937 •un-burned, foot-sore correspond­ %ACkV FAcTs ..’ tion, but this time you may rest Medford road race and ih this con- nsfw contract to be effective for the the physical Instruction of Naval aviation cadets at one of the col­ DlMagglo belte^l one ball Into the ^ duration of the war and dne year lined in Section 6. Paragraphs A. at the time of leaving. > Miss Dorothea Lu'elJa Nevers. that many Easters may pass be­ the three men evaded income tax ent has escaped with the answers assured that Minnesota will take tept he wore the nurtiber "13'’ B. C. and D, shall apply to this D. For the purpose of figuring leges taken over by .the Navy foi thl.s purpose. Lt. Comdr. Rice, 2" years of age, daughter of Mr. fore loved ones will be at home to payments amounting to $17,000. to the upcoming pennant race*. left-field bleachers and another full advantage of a national policy pinned over his United Aircraft thereafter. The Company feels who passed on McCluakey's qualifications, is senior member of the clear over them—400 feet or Increase, vacation status, time out due to , and Mrs. Henry Nevers, of Wap- enjoy another Holy day with ■U. S. Attorney Robert P. Butler Ready for the exclusive, insld* calling for physical condition and •jersey. that the contract is most satisfac­ The Union and the Company .\nval aviation cadet selection board of the Third Naval district. tory and wishes to express its ap­ statutory accidents shall be con­ ping, died at the Manchester Me­ friends and relatives. said, in pre.sentlng the cases, that authoritative report? It’s th* more—in Savannah the other body hardening. The Minnesota Kobbins was allowed a three will immediately institute nego­ sidered the same as working time. Musical Offerings profits enjoyed by the three men Yankees and the Reds. afternoon, some followers of the TEXAS CfKiSTIAN staff never has been lax In this de­ minute handicap but It was soon preciation of the splendid manner tiations under Paragraph D of morial hospital late last evening, and the cooperative spirit In E. One week's vacation pay fol owing a brief-illness. In many local churches Easter ffom a transaction in which the That’s my personal Estimate Yankees expressed relief. DEFEATED partment. . pparent that he did not need it. this section, looking toward the. shall equal 40 times the average cantatas and musical offerings for bank 'where Newmarker held of­ and I’Ve double-checked.it against Until he caught up with Class Red Dawson left his bead coach- diaries Robbins, Jr. He stayed with the bunch and which the contract was worked out revision of rates and methods of Miss Nevers was born in South LOUISIANA STATE, with the Union. .The. spirit under- hourly earnings (excluding over­ the Glory of the Resurrection were fice transferred property to a real the crystal ball and the - oulja B pltchln2' for the two home runs Ing'job at Tulane to return to limbered up in the first four miles pay in. parachute cloth weaving. time) for a three month period, W.ndaor, April 18, 1914, and had estate agency in Which Ro.senblalt 3-O.IN 1931; l ^ g the negotiations was ob­ lived there all her life. She grad­ given and the theme of the com­ board, so I can’t be wrong. (No­ and a single, DiMaggib was bat­ Minneapolis as an assistant—to ac­ snd then he flashed into the lead B. Except in the case of learn­ plus 5c per hour to include quar- 1 anchester ,i." War posite sermons and masses was in WR8 a partner were not reported in tice: This Information carries no ting .313. The Yankee Clipper had TIED THE TI6ERS, quire more football knowledge. It viously one that should be com- ers, no employee shall receive uated from the Manchester High and was, never headed. Joe Mc- . Manded, as the whole effort was to terly bonus, prior to the month ih I civilian .Defense Phone 2-0107 — Red Cross Phone 6687 honor of the greatest miracle of income tax returns. guarantee!!!) made, one hit in bis last 17 trips, 3-BjN ’32/ IS presumed. Biggest Class Kesnsy, Boston Post sports writer earnings of less than $16.00 per which the vacation is taken. | school in 1932, and wa* a member Weinstein was an employe of t h e m evolve a form of agreement that o f the Second Adventist church, the world—the Resurrection of The Yankees have an edge in had been up eight times without AND BEAT / George Hauser, the new head looked for Robbins to, break at week of forty hours, and no weav­ F. During the period of National Rosenblatt's. Butler said. would offer the best means of pre- er shall receive less lhan $20.00 Red CroM The following persons have com­ of New Britain, and the Wapptng Jesus Christ from the Tomb, the the American league but in the a blow. 3-2,IN *35 — man, has molded Minnesota Hues Faces Barrier Newton hills, but in his story of ■orvlag harmonious relationships Emergency or War, the Company It is recognir.ed that-a very gen­ pleted the Standard First Aid greate.st joy to mankind. National it’s strictly a toss-up be­ The least concerned 'wa* Di- ...W HO SCORED ALL WITH FIELD60ALS. under Major Bierman sines 1032. the race, he stated that the form­ per week of forty hours, except may pay, in lieu of vacation, the Grange. Mias Nevers had been em­ between the Company and Its em- for a probationary period of four erous amount of service Is being course conducted by Mrs. Roberta ployed In the clerical department, Following the church services tween Cincinnati, Brooklyn and Maggio, however, for the Big Guy THE MOST KNOCKOOTS'lN RIN6 HISTORV ? All Minnesota football gots back er Manchester High star ai;tually hioyees. We are most fortunate in months, during which no w-eaver vacation pay on a date not later given on a voluntary basis by C. Robb: Grace M. Bulla. Eliza­ the streets were thronged with Grass Fires Again St. Louis. knowrs'k»-ean-hit. Nor did it make to Dr Heniy I* Williams, under brought the hills down to his 125 than September 1st, such date to < ■ the New Britain Machine Com­ In Top Flight navlng such a fine attitude under shall receive less than $18.00 per graduate nurses in this vicinity beth G. Clark. Hazel Hooey Ges.s, people who on this one day of all The Boston Red Sox or the Chi­ any difference to him that he was ------^------whom Dr. Hauser was one of the pounds and fairly flew over them. be agreed upon by the Union and pany. w a r conditions as It insures con­ week of forty hours. who may or may not be registered (..illian L. Johnson, Arline E. Ken­ Besides her parents, she is jur- in the year, disdain riding to Take Place Here cago Whit* Sox have an outside facing Sally League pitching. He Answers to “ Do Yon Know— T" will be found on ClaesISed Page. midwest’s top tackles in 1915-16-17 After the field had passed’ the tinuity of production in an efficient C. Learners who have served an the C om p ly . Employees who have In Connecticut. The person who is yon! Elizabeth Krapowicz and Bes­ church in their cars, but presented chance of giving the Yanks trou­ doesn’t care’’ who’s pitching. AU before helping the Old Man with West Newton Junior High school- aaanner for war work. been laid off or granted a leave of vived by two sisters. Mrs. Ruth his forwards. Belmont Park Handicap apprenticeship of less than six a graduate of an accredited school sie M. Trudel. N. Hood, and Miss Elsie T. Nevers, to the awakening world the new' ble and the Cleveland Indians and pi’.chers look aUke to him. and etralghtened out for th* " I would like to personally ex­ weeks shall receive earnings of not absence shall not be allowed vaca­ of nursing and registered by ex­ things and colors of spring. Detroit Tigers may possibly run DlMagglo’s perfect swing is That 25 lettermen are among the gruelling grind over the hills and press the appreciation of the Com­ tion pay unleas they return to who live at home. The Easter Parade Manche.stcr Fire departments more than 100 stalwarts now en­ Has 52 Entries Now less than $14.00 per week of forty amination or under an original 21 members have signed up for Funeral services will be held out well enough to make it a four­ , roof against a protracted slump. Pros Watching knobby knoll of Commonwealth pany for the manner in which hours. Weaving learners who have work before October 1st. waiver in .some state of the United the third motor mechanics course The women and misses wore, had a busy time fighting small I recall the first time Trii gaged in spring practice on North­ avenue, Robbins increased his pace Vednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, fire.* of all natures over the week­ way battle with th* Red Sbx and For »5,000 Added Cap afesara. RfiUy, Paton and Kiein- sensed an apprenticeship of less Section 8. Adjustment of Orirv- States is eligible for consideration to be held at the Solimene and for the most part, vivid colors, Speaker and Harry Heilmann saw Railbirds Like rop Field is hardly cheering to— that killed off several favored anres. at the Watkins Funeral Home. end, due to the extreme drjnes.s, White Sox for second place. schnidt handled the Union nego- than six weeks shall receive earn­ for reciprocity registration in Con­ Flagg garage at 634 Center street. i-eds, blues, greens and pastel Brooklyn has the power, St. the rhythmic swing of DIMaggio Young Golfers say Michigan, which hasn’t re­ Feature Event. stars, who had at least a two min­ tlatlona. ^ ings of not less than $16.00 per A. The Company agrees that it The course will commence tomor­ Rev. Gibson C. Lockward. pastor plaids "ice cream plaids" which and also because of the fact that pulsed the Golden Gophers In nine necticut, proridlng the course she of the Second Adventist church of Louis boasts the best balance and in an American League film pre­ ute handicap and forced Eddie Uahm Statement week (rf forty hours. After six will not bargain with any indivld- has completed Is equal to the row night at 7 o’clock, and ail highlighted the Easter parades. many persons took It upon them­ campaigns. New Britain will officiate and selves to burn their excess dry Cincinnati has the super-super viewed in Cleveland. Speaker and Belmont Park’s principal spring Cook to the sidelines. Presidmt Frank Reilly of the weeks. They shall receive at least ustl or group of Individuals other preparation required of Connecti­ who have registered are urged to Yesterday was one of those Heilmann were fair country hit­ Bradley’s Colt Twenty-tmo reserves s«\(^action will be assisted by Rev. Marshall grass and brush. pitching. Any one of the three Is Veterans Feel Youthful contribution to the fillies and The hard thing about this race Tsxtlle Worker's Union issued the the established minimums. than representatives of the Union cut graduates during the same be prompt.' days when a womai;i or girl could ters, but they were the first to as the Giants of the North swept for the Boston newspaper men to on all matters regarding wages, Budd. pastor of the Federated Today especially there was a a' good bet. 1 have a bunch it will -mares division is the Top Flight ftdlowlng statement Immediately D. The Company or the Union years that she was a student. be perfectly comfortable in either be the Reds. No rival can touch ask the operator to run that part Stars Might Upset to another unbeaten season and understand is tbe fact that Rob­ after the release of the agreement may reopen the question of basic hours, and working conditions, ex­ If the emergency is prolonged A new Advanced first aid cla.s.s church of Wapplng. Burial will be a spring coat or suit, or even a notable increase in the smalt fire their 17th consecutive victory last Handicap, a $5,000 added test of a cepting personal matters and mat­ in the Wapplng cemetery. situation. At 8 o'clock this morn­ their hurling (and pitching will be of the picture over again. They bins worked his usual shift at the todgy. He said: rates of pay per unit of time or and it ii; expedient for the gradu­ will open Tuesday evening.. April short fur jacket and many took more important than ever this Masters Tourney. fall. Some 75 sophomores drilled mile and one-sixteenth adopted aircraft, boarded a bus in tha believe that we have reached ters of ordinary shop routine. ■The Watkins Funeral Home will ing Ho.se (jo, No. 3 answered a raved about the ease with which In Derby Event minimum wages, with intent to ate to be employed rather than 14 at St. Mary Parish house'. Mrs. j this adva'ntagc. As usual the year). Gerald Walker should the great cdnter-flelder hit the through th* winter in the Field two years ago when it was won by morning at 8 o’clock then want out ' a. constructive agreement with make changes, but no such change B. Should difference arise be­ Bernice Maher will instruct, and be open Tuesday afternoon and call to the home of E. Atwood on continue her service on a volun­ younger women wore the more strengthen the outfield and Third ball. By Romney Wheeler House. Mrs. Dion Kerr’s True Call. Laat to win the hardest road test, out- Cheney Brothers, l^ ile there was shall be made effective \fsa than tween the Company and the Union tary basis, it may be that she will registrations are being accepted at evening for friends. Lake .street. This was a chimney daring clothes—and hats—In all Baseman Bert' Hagg>[ bat should DiMaggie Didn’t Pull Minnssota’s backfleld next au­ season the victory was the Green- aids of th* Boston Marathon which some bargaining between us we thirty days after notice Is given or any employee as to the mean­ wish to have her application for the ’Volunteer Registration Bureau shapes and difficult of description. fire of small proportion and was Augusta, Ga., April 6.—(ff’l— tumn will be composed almost en­ tree Stable's Tangled, who later will be held on, April 19. It un­ help. Punches During Streak Bless Me, Looks Great, Is were, at all times, in harmonious in writing of such intent. This no­ ing and application of the provl- reciprocity registration -^nsi^lercd in the Municipal Building. William \. t'oseo A suggestion of national de- quickly extinguished. At 9:55 a. m. Never a newcomer has won the tirely of veteran*. Gon* are All- rose to leadership among three- derstood that Robbins is going to aeeaipn. We have protected our­ tice doea not apply to changes in sion.s of this agreement, or in re­ No. 4 answered a call to 152 The Reds were feeble hitters When DiMagglo’s average fell nine-year-old Augusta Masters' at a fairly short notice. . . . For Civilian Defense William Alfred Coseo of 21 fen.se or victory was expressed in last year and yet were contenders After Long Rest; Has Sport Shorts America Bruce Smith and versatile year-old fillies. enter this svgnt and there is every selves and at the same time main­ work assignment. gard to any other matters, there this reason, we suggest that grad­ Phelps Road died last night at his School street where a small brush below .300 for the first time li. his golf tournament, but a couple of Bob Sweiger, but back are Bill For the third running of the indication that he will be well up tained the proper balance between shall be no suspension of work on Enlistment in the Land Army many of the spring pastel plai<|r fire was put out in short order. most of the way. They can't be career early last season, the youngsters may give this year's E. Any differences which may uates file the necessary papers for home V e r a long period of failing and tweeds which stood out Been Shipped North Daley, who topped th* Gopher* in Top Flight, honoring C. V. Whit­ with the front runner* when they enmioyer and employee.” arise with respect to the Com­ account of aqch differences. An among the younger people in the No. 3 was railed upon- again at siny worse at bat and Boss Will fisherman’s son ■wasn’t worried. field a run for the crown, if not registration but omjt sending the local schools is now complete. In­ health. Born in Oswego, N. Y., prominently along the sidewalks. McKectanie looks for considerable At a Glance scoring last trip; Bud Higgins, fleet ney’s great filly, the ' undefeated break the tap*. The agreement in full follows; pany's actions in these matters earnest effort shall be made to set­ fee. In this way, the Board of Ex­ Mr. Coseo had lived in Manchester 12:05 nDick Wildung leads campaign at West Coast track* Sports Roundup Union or its successor as the ex­ B. Time and (>ne-half shall be mill, and-or such other representa­ ter* o » Wednesday night, April flowers. covering the crowns of ry. tournament golf. Crusade to bring In a Victory crop five great-grandchildren. w1dc-brlmmed hats, and fashion them but their pitching doesn’t In the fact that be manufacured 15 black colt named Bless Me. Kansg* City, April 6— (/Pi — the tackles and is strongly sup­ she has proven her ability stlU fur­ clusive collective bargaining agen­ paid for all time worked on Sat­ tives as may be designate by the 8th, to be fingerprinted. Will all The funeral will be private Union or Company; this year may feel confident that entire of turbans. Sailors and appear too certain. Wyatt may home runs. Nor are they afraid of big Bless Me recently 'arrived at "Now, JP’They'd only get a win­ ported by experienced warriors. ther. Omelet, owned by another By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. cy for those eligible for its mem- urdays, Sundays, and the follow­ members have their alternate owing to illnesa in the family. Westerner J. K. Hcmssels, is one of herahip in the matters of wages, ing holidays: ?(ew Year’s Day, (3) Between the representatives their welfare will be taken care of. off-the-face models remain popu­ Australia Is Seen not be the sensation he was last As a matter- of fact, DiMaggio league competition. Harbert star­ Bradley’s Idle Hour farm near here ning team, they'd draw a crowd!" Only huge Urban Odson and Wide World Sports ColunsnlS drivers photographed before Wed­ On every farm Where girls are Friends niay call at the Holmes hit in 72 out of 73 games, and it tled the headliners at Beaumont, from Horlda to get in shape for That's what Bill Tobin thought, Butch Levy of the 1941 starters the six-year-olds aiming for the New York, April 6 — Why hours, and other conditions of em- Good Friday, Decoration Day, In­ of the national organization of the nesday night so they may also be lar, according to the quantity year, Leo Durocher may not get dependence Day, Labor Day, helping, a teacher or some otheja Funeral home, from three o'clock the results he’s anticipating from took a phenomenal stop by Ken Tex., by taking first money, re­ the Keeneland Spring meeting and, too. Bill iu president of the Chi­ graduated, leaving auch combat­ Top Flight. .She did her early rac­ wouldn’t it be logical to stage next I^oyment. Union and the representatives of fingerprinted at the same time. tomorrpw until Wednesday morn­ seen yisterday. ing under the Greentree Stable Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas the Company, and, older woman will be in charge or Children were well dressed yes­ In Safer Position such oldsters as Fred Fitsslm- Keltner, the Indian third baseman, peated on the swing east by win­ of course, for the big race May 2 cago Blackhawks, the team which ants as Ed Lechner, Paul Mitchell, summer's heavyweight title fight B. .It la agreed that the ques­ ing at nine o'clock, when the body owiiS'-the Kansas City American banner and proved an important tion of membership or non-mem- Day. (4) In the event that the dis­ the group. terday, and they did look fine, es­ mons, Johnny Allen, Curt Davis to keep him from hitting in 73 ning the Texas Open at San Anto­ at Louisville. John Townley and Manly Wilcox between Private Joe Louis and The following certificates are wl» be removed to his home. straight after the old records of nio in a playoff with Ben Hogan. The knowing ones here In the Hoclsky Association club. of last year’s reserves, and Jack member of the handicap ranks Private Billy Conn at Soldier Field, hership in the Union is one for C. Ten per cent shall be added to pute shall not have been satisfac­ awaiting call at local Red Cross Chief Warden Weir wants all pecially the little men Just get­ (Continued from Page One) and Larry French and his rookies the wages earned (riot Includirig .-ilr raid wardens who have not yet Rev. Dr. Earl H. Furgeson of can’t be counted on. George Harold Staler and Willie He tied with Lawson Little for Bluegrass, aware of Bless Me's Tge Blackhawks made their Heeren and Charley Heinmark, up after switching her campaigning Chicago ? . . . But if* we know free, individual decision.' torily settled In the manner out­ headquarters for the 'following ting into suiU. Uttle girls and farm over from a sorry loser to G. Upoit receipt of proper au­ overtime) for all hours worked be­ been fingerprinted to report at the North Metriodist church will -T h is corner believes the Cards Keelei were erased from th* third In the Los Angeles Open and high standing in the Derby winter from tbe Plebes. to the Western tracks. Mike Jacobs and his liking for lined above wlthln thrco weeks af­ graduates pf a recent Standard conduct the service. tots were adorable in pastel coats fighters, an Army communique one that won eighteen of its last Among the. four and five-year- thorization (Exhibit A l, the Com­ tween i r p. m. and 7 a. m. Twenty ter either party receives written th, police station Wednesday eve­ will miss John Mize’s long-dis­ books. He had another streak of finished out of the money only book, have .been out to 'look him Minnesota still has plenty of running things right in his own first aide claas: Ml.sa Vallettc Tur-, ami bonnets and in smaller broadcast by the Melbourne radio over and declare they are favor­ nineteen games. good ends. Only Bob Fitch and" olds with the Top Flight on- their pany agrees to deduct from the per cent shall be added to wages notice from the other of the exist­ ning, April 8, from 7 to 9 for this temed plaids. Little boys ini m e said. No damage or casualties tance wallops and that they can’t 16 games after being checked. thrice In 13 start*. back yard, there’s about as much nor, Mias Dorothy Hubbard and ably impressed—mighty favorably But, commented Tobin sadly,' Judd Ringer graduated, leaving schedule are such worthies as John chance that it v.lll be staged at weekly earnings Union dues in the earned (not including overtime) ence of any such dispute, then at Leigh De Pellignnl. These should purpose. Remember the date-- checks, with caps to thatch, were reported. again hope for all the pitching .KMsgglo Always Hits Har|>er, son of a w'ealthy Ports­ for all hours worked between 11 mouth family, turned pro in 1935 Impressed. unless they find tome other for­ BUI Baumgartner, hurt in tbe 1941 A. Bell. Jr.'s Dark Discovery, Mrs. MacArttaur, Ohio . . . The West­ amount of 26 cents per week, to be the request of either party the be called for at once. The address Aprll 8, Wednesday, from 7 to 9 Funerals caught the eye. all wearing-socks Air Minister Arthur DrakeforSanders re­ string, the ' New Yorks wera in Today, Horton Smith calls hi* Bless Me didn’t win any stake son, Clsrl Ezberg, Herb Hein and runner-up in the N a tion a lv ^ ta - Stanley #s.Haniels Buslnes* Unusually Good out a professional hockey team John Mulready. Roy Lila and Fred Pomayya and Yarrow Maid, Calu­ tlon tournament here, wm ^ o w withdrawn during the life w this ation. appointed by mutual agreement of Local stores enjoyed one of their tions over the most important placing Mize at first and with a fourth place, with 14'won and 14 game "among the best In profes­ races last year, but he made an The funerals o f ' Btanley J. unforgetable showing in th* Wal­ next year. Boston w*r* classy as freshmen. met Farm's One, Marshall Field's movies of all three of its tounia- ieontract except for legitimate rea- D. Employees who report for the parties hereto. If the two par­ a member of the Klwania and best years. It sisehied as If people areas in a new defense pla!n. The touted recruit, Stan Musial, in left lost, five and a half games back sional golf." work at their regular hour of em- desires to terminate this sgree­ Sarhels, who was killed in an He srithdrew from the $10,000 den Handicap at Pimlico when the They performed with Minneapolis Up the Hill. Glen Riddle Farms' ment game* tonight in the home aeos. Such legitimate reasons ties f^lMn agree upon the choice ment, written notice of such inten­ Country clubs. automobile accident last week, was realized that another Euter, a effectiveness of the new setup, he field. Given consistently good c ' the leading Clevtlands. When And T Is Scares Miall not be related to the wages, plojunent unless specifically In­ Miami Open after a disappointing mighty Aloab just managed to beat West High, which won the city War Hazard. Hal Price Headley's gym at Bowling Green, Ky., Mr of ah'''trbltrator or arbitrators tion shall be given to the other Mr. and Mrs. Straughan have held this morning from the Holmes year hence, may not give th* op­ said was illustrated by the recent pitching, tbey’U be hard to stop. he WM halted, the Yankees were Salamlnla, W. H. La Boyteaux’s houra. and conditions of employ­ structed with reasonable notice defenses against attacks.on Dar­ atari and aklpped the Beaumont him . by a head. There is general Palo Alto, Calif., April 9—(P)— championship. the Navy Relief Fund . . . Baltl- within one week after the request party sixty days prior to the ter­ one son. Constable Sedrlck J. funeral parlors on Woodbridge portunity to buy and wear the nice The Pirates and the Giants out in front by seven games. They Bound for his third job In two Imperatrice, Louis B. Mayer* ment. not to report, shall be paid two for arbitration, then either party win and Port Moresby, where the should battle it out . for fourth went on to prevail by 17. and Harlingen, Tex., opens. Then agreement that Bless Me would If a problem exists it U at the more boy scout troops can win frss hours’ average earnings Irrespec­ mination date in any year. Straughan: and four daughters, street at 9:30 and from St. Brid­ thing* of spring, so a heavy buy­ have won the Walden If his rider years, football <5oach Clark guards. When graduation took its Painted Veil, Olspln Oglebay's admission to one of the Orioles' Where individuals express in may request In writing to the oth­ In witpess whereof the parties Ruth, Mrs. Charles Lathrop; ing week was enjoyed last week Japanese have had to pay increas­ place, with the Cubs, Braves and he placed sixth at Los Angeles writing a desire to withdraw or re­ tive of whether or not they are as­ get’s church at>10 o’clock. A sol­ and has finished in the mongy in had taken him to the rail. Shaughnessy says he will keep on toll, 15 lettermen departed and six Level Best, Gustave Ring's Night ball games by collecting two tons er party that the matter be sub­ hereto ftkvt set their hands and Hazeltine, Mrs. Leonard Bjork- emn high mass of requiem was by all stores dealing in Easter ingly heavy tolls of aircraft. Pblllles bringing up the rear. voke the authorization, they shall signed ■work during such hours. . • 1 1 3 « i \ every tourney since. 'The Bradley candidate didn’t playing his famous T-formatioh of these were, guards. But Dr. Glow and Cls Marion, Tower of waste paper during April. mitted to arbitration under the In­ seals this 27th day of March. 1942. man; Virginia, Mrs. James Con­ celebrated by Rev. Frences Breen clothing, for men and wromen and The Yankees are not as strong "so long aa I have the material Stable's Kasidah and George D. ' set forth their reasons for so do­ This provision shall not apply in dustrial Arbitration Rules, then X o m c l I x O l l l S ^ “ Short odda in the Masters’ tour­ start last year until the Saratoga Hauser has prospect* In Wally Cheney Brothers, nolly of Simsbury, and Miss Doiv^- with Rev. Vincent Hines,as deacon children. but-seem to have enough punch for that type of game." WIdener’s Rosetown. When the Detroit Red Wings ing. Such reasons or causes shall emergencies such as inability to obtaining, of the American Arbi­ Public Records pitching and defense to stall off ney will be Ben Hogan, who won meeting, but in six starts he won Holstrom, a letterman; John start due to power failure or ma­ By H. R. Mallory’, thy Straughan who live* with her and Rev. James Timmins aa sub­ Weather was excellent last week Shaughnessy becomes -Univer­ Bichanlch, Bob Sanders and crashed into the Stanley cup he subject to review and approval tration Association. Such arbitra­ all rivals. Joe McCarthy is none at San Francisco, Los Angeles, four and was second twice. chine breakdown, etc. Executive Vice President parents.. They also have *lx deacon. Mro. Arlyne Gsrrlty was for retail buying and many related sity of Michigan coach thejend of Goerge Path, reserves: and Char­ hockey finals, defenseman Jimmy by a boanl consisting of two rep­ tion proceedings shsll be initiated too pleased with Gerald Priddy at Pinehurst and Asheville; Sam Down in Florida, while he was E. Paragraphs B, C. and D do Local No. 63, T. W. U. A.. grandchildren. organist and soloist during the businesses enjoyed the fruits of the Warrantee Deed At New Haven being pointed for tbe Flamingo will ley Dellaho and Dick Plunkett, Orlando v/rote this Inslpiratlon^ resentatives of the Union and the immediately thereafter by the President Frank Reilly season in a big way. Florists had third and Buddy Hasset6''at first. Snead, second to Hogan in money ■ Company. In accepting or re­ not apply to ^employees such as ceremony , The Manchester Corporation to Stakes, he pulled up lame after a in Chicago two dayc to 'visit outstanding sophomorra. The lat­ message on the locker room bul­ American'Arbitration Association. Vice President Matthew Paton ■ The bearers were all from the a fine trade, one store selling out Francis L. and Eileen A,. Barrett, I Neither Red Ruffing nor '' Lefty winnings and top money winner at friends. jecting the reason or reasons ad­ watchmen, firemen, sweepers and The decision or award in arbitra­ S t Petersburg and at St. Augus­ workout, but his handlers say that ter Is a brother of Quarterback Recreation letin board: cleaners whose regular duties call Michael Kleinschmtdt. Pioneer Pilrachuie CompsJvy everything in stock at midnight property on Foxcroft Drive, Gomez may win the 16 games they trouble now has been eliminated. He was coach at University of Warren. "Let’s Go! It takes two years to vanced by the employee wishing to tion shall be final and binding on About Town Saturday, ordered 1,200 roses and did last season. Th* Whit* Sox, Kogon and Stolz Hold tine; and defending champion revoke or withdraw the authori- for work at thes times. where the decreased was employed John W. Murphy to Otto E. Chicago in 1939 when that school Practice rolls into May with make $600 in the Army. Fight! all parties. The expense and sal­ sold them all for the holiday. [ with excellent pitching, might Craig'Wood. Tapers Off For Race abandoned the game. He came to zatien, the decision o f the board Section 6. Quarterly Bonus and were, Thomas Blanchard, Andrulot, property on Summmer Edge Over Opponents Intra-squsd games on Saturday Center Items Think of the mortgage, fellows. On A. Commencing March 30, 1942, ary Incident to arbitration shall be Manchester Assembly No. 15, Adolph Quey, Ralph Runde, Arthur Stores reported from 30 to 35 per street. ^ ' make a race of it if their hitting But sideliners believe the Will Hurley, his trainer, still is Stanford early In 1940, and used shall be unanimous. In the event paid jointly by the (Company and Couple Celebrate H-boys—lithe, baldish Harper, and mornings and a final spring game to \1ctory!’’ a bonus of five cents (6c) for each Order of Rainbow will hold its and Michael Massaro. Burial was cent Increase in business over last Quitclaim Deed. improves. Boston has the power, On Arena Card. in Florida and out at Idle Hour his T-formation to turn out a sur­ at tbe end. Today; the board 1s unable to agree unan­ the Union. meeting Monday, April 13. at which I although hot aa much as last year, angular, boyish Harbert—might they aren’t fc^tain what plans prising Stanford team that won imously as to whether or not the hour worked during each ensuing at St. Bridget’s cemetery where vear. The Lomas A Nettleton Com­ Minnesota reaUy puts something 6-9-7-Junior , boy*’.,gam e roo Today’s Guest Star accounting quarter year (13 (5) The grievance committee lOlh Anniversary time an Old Fashioned ^ x Social Rev. Breen read the committal ‘ Very Uttle Traffic pany to Emma Gibson, property on I what with Joe Cronin planning to be the whiz ' kids for a long-shot Hurley has foryBless Me, buj they the coast conference and Rose open E. S. and W. S. reaaons advanced are legitimate for each mill or department shall New Haven, April 6—Kayo fin­ into football—and gets something Dennis Brown, Mount Clemena weeks) will be paid (o' each em­ will be held. This will be for mem­ services. There was a large dele­ It was an at-home holiday with West Center street. warm ths bench, Jimmy Foxx a bet. think the coiy is sure to compete Bowl championships that season. 6-6:45—Junior Boys' plunge pe­ reasons, the matter shall then be be designated by the Union, the ishes In the two eight-round star out of it. (Mich.) Dally Monitor: "Tacancy ployee on the payroll at the end of ber* only. Sundsy, April 12, gation from the Pioneer Para­ very Uttle traffic in npite of the Ktarriage Intentions J year older'and Ted Williams try­ bouts on Tuesday night’s pro fight in Keenelanda Bluegrass stakes, riod E. S. filled: it looks as if the University referred to an impartial person for members of which will be afforded Obligatory Sunday, will be observ­ one of the final previews of Derby determination. Should the board the quarter. Payment will be made Mr. and Mr*. Wayland K. chute Corapany. good weather. A touch of the John T. McDowell of 227 McKee ing to live up to that .406 average. card at the Arena are not out of 6- 7—Small gym open for hand' of Pittsburgh's hopes for admlt- on the Friday following the second such time off as may be required ed with members attending the solemnness of the day was brought street and Mary Agnes Bober of Cronin says his pitching will be Indianapolis Wins prospects. be unable to agree on the impartial Straughan of 816 East ^ tn ie r th* question. In fact, both bouts Wesleyan Awards Whitney’s Massa ball E. S. unce to the Big 'Ten are stymied regular pky day after the close of to transact the business of the Second Congregational Church on sharply to the realization of aU as 437 -North Main street and George I better. Olln Gentry, Idle Hour manager, 7- 8—Small gym open for boxing party to whorp the matter is to be grievance committee. Mouth's Mind Mass may end that wray, but the winners for tbe duration. ' Coach ^ rn le such quarter year. street, were at home to their North Main street. All •embers the paraders roamed over local Briggs o t . 77 Laurel street and The Indians and Tigers tied for afe a toss-up. AJUe Stols of New­ Hockey Trophy says Colonel Bradley is not mak­ E. S. Bierman's Naval Commandos at referred, he shall be selected by Section 9. Discharge Ckses. are expected to attend this service. A month’s mind mass for the r '- ing any public pronouncements Varsity Letters Tops Course Mark the Connecticut State Board of B. Employees who resign or are friend* Saturday afternoon, in pose of the soul of Mrs. Mary streets while Army trucks, carry­ Jean Webb of 214 Park Road, I fourth last year and it looks as ark, No. 1 contander for the light­ 7- 8-,-Men's plunge period E.Iowa S. City seem to have taken over discharged during a quarter year, The Ckimpany retains the right ing soldiefs on more solemn duty, West Hartford, applied for mar­ though they'll probably be scrap­ about Bless Me’s Derby chances, 7- 8—Women's gym class E. S. kfedlation and Arbitration. De­ to dlschaige any employee, but celebration of the 40th anniversary Squatrito, "will be held tomorrow weight-title, meets Snoolu LaCey, the vacancy and the boys in the and who are reinstated, will be Th* regular meeting of John hurried from the armory to their riage licenses in the town clerk’s ping again for the same spot. New Haven,' and Willie Rosej), Indianapolis, April 6— (IF)— The but Gentry himself exudes confi­ 8- 9:30—Men’s gym class E.back S. room are betting they'll be cisions of such Impartial person upon the request of the Union, of their marriage. Upward* of 200 Mather chapter, Order of DeMolay, morning at 7:30 *t St. James’s (?alder Cup, emblematic of the dence. Middletown, April 6.—(/P)—The Agua Callente, Mex., April 6.— ■ shall in no way be considered as paid only for the hours accrued church. destinations and nearly every office today. Howsver, with a little luck either Wilmington, Del., tangles with Ju­ 8- 10—First Aid class El S. sharper on the field than either following- reinstatement. agrees tq show cause for such dis­ called during the receiving hours will be held In the Masonic Tem­ American Hockey league champ­ This latest Briidley Derby candi­ Wesleyan University athletic coim- UP)—Agua CTaliente p egg^ its establishing precedents. charge. might challenge Boston or Chica­ lie Kogon, New Haven lightweight cil announced today it had award­ record' for the 2 1-5 mile, 16-jump 7-10—Bowling alleys open E. S. Chicago or the once-upon-a-time C. Any employee who refuses to to offer their congratulation* and ple at 7:30 tonight. The full corps go for the runner-up post Stols will be a slight favorite ionship, was the prized possesetion date Is the son of'Sickle, famous 7-10—Bowling alleys reserved Panthers." D. The Union agrees not to so­ Should difference arise with re­ of officers is desired. English thoroughbred, and Buglp- ed varsity letters to eight Connec­ steeplechase course ai 4:36 today, licit membership during working accept a transfer from one depart­ beet wishes. They received a pro­ over. Lacey, and Kogon will be giv­ today of the Indianapolis CaplUls. for men's league W. S. ment to another at the same rate spect to a discharge case or cases, Forces in Bataan The' league championship came arug, a daughter of Blue Lark­ ticut resldent£'^d numerals to and honored John Haw Whitney's hours. fusion of floral gifts, aa well aa en the edge over Roach. However, four fres,hmeb-from the state for Ensign Paul Soper, former of wages that he had previously such case or cases shall be gov­ articles in glasSW'are, silver and Miss Thelma Snyder of this to the Capitals for the first time spur, and certainly has the breed­ MLssas as the horse whlph clipped Section S. Definition of Employees both Jewish boxers may wind up participation tn basketball, swim­ more than four seconds off the Tuesday: Northwestern' halfback now at the earned, and who terminates his erned by the method of adjustment linen. The buffet table had for its town and Mias Jesn Austin of last night when they skated off the ing to make him worthy of the 6- 9—Junior boys' game room A. It is. agreed that those em­ of grievances herein provided. In ' Beat Back Japs NOTICE on the short end of the score. De­ ming or wrestling. o il standard. Great Lakes Naval training sta­ ployees eligible for membership in employment, will be classed as an centerpiece'40 red carnations, sig­ Hartford, tap dancers, took part spite the fact that Stols is to meet Fairgrounds Coliseum rink with company of those four' Bradley open E. S. and W. S. tion, claims a crowd instinctively employee who resigned. the event it should be decided un­ YMCA derby winners of the post. William Slltt of HarUord and M alm ’s time-cracking run came the Union and to whom this agree­ nificant of the ruby wedding. in the entertainment‘for the boys Sammy Angott for the title .next an 8 to 3 victory over the Hershey Charles W. Stone of Guilford and 6-7- Small gym open for boxing' get* behind a Navy man. For D. Any employee who is laid off der the rules of this sgreement Bears. A home town crowd of 8,- It’s nine years since the Colonel in yesterday’s Gran Nacional, a ment applies, shall not include Children the couple presented and girls at the Children’s Village, (Continued from Page One) Effective Wednesday, April 8th our minimum month, Lacey la given a good Manager Louis P. CecchinI of E. S. proof, he points to the way th# or who enters the Military or Na­ that an injustice has been dealt an Hartford, yesterday. 000 at the fifth and last game of has seen his green and white silks $10,000 added race in which Whit­ Kxecutives, Managers. Sub-Mana- employee with regard to the dis­ te them a silver tray on which chance of upsetting the dope buck­ Portland won varsity basketball 7- 8 -Small gym open for hand­Chicago Relay# customers rooted val Service of the United Statea in were placed 40 c r l^ one dollar em shoro of ,Uie peninsula, but prii^e for dry-cleaning of Suits, Cbats, dresses the final play-offs didn’t have in the winner’s circle at Matt ney took not only the $8,175 win­ n ra . Foremen, Assistant Foremen. a time of National Emergency or charge, the Company shall rein­ et. Lacey is known in the fight letters, while Francis S. Apicella ball E. S. for Roy Cochran . . . The Army Main Office Clerical, Standards bills. The grandchildren presented Ixiuis Vanderbrook, local nurs­ Ueut Gen.'’ Jonathan M. Wain- trade as a "spoiler," and always much to worry about as the Caps Winn’s turf extravagansa and that ner’s purse but Also the $2,000 sec­ 7- 8- -Women's plunge period E.and Marines ought 'to , have siuns-. War will be paid the bonus ac­ state such employee with such will be ' spot in his trophy cabinet reserved of Stamford, Richard G. BiUard of ond place. ( . Department. Wage Control De- to Mrs. Straughan a corsage of ery msn, and Peter Cascio of w-right’s artUlery Sank several of goes best against top-fUgbt op­ never were on the short end of the Rowayton, Orvar A. Rosengren of S. good answers to that • Sbep- ' crued to his credit upon the term­ compensation for tlipe lost as may ccore. for the gold cup he expected Bime- His (juptd challenged Massa paitoent. Scheduling Depart- be determined. camellias, and to Mr. Straughan Albany avenue. Hartford, will con­ the barges and turned back the Schedule ponents. Hamden and manager-elect Stan­ 8- 10—Bowling alleys reservedpard Field, Tex., won't be any ination of employment. others. The title came to the Ceps, how­ lech to win two yean ago still is down to the wire, falling behind l Rtwit Clerical, Secretaries, and E. Rulings covering payment of All such cases of discharge shall a white carnation boutonnere. duct the 40 minute sessions of the Kogon faces dynamite in the left ley H. Bcnham of Greenwich arc for P. Emond’s group E. S. place for a golfer to go looking for Baleo Department. Members of the family Served fifth lesson in the series conduct­ . "No landing was effected," re­ Tomorrow: . hand of Willie Roach. The latter U ever, the hard way. They fought vacant. by a bare nose at the finish. Big soft touches this summer.' Pvt. Pat time and one-half and payment be brought to the attention of the You have heard it before—but awarded-varsity letters for swim­ J' ' Section A Seniority the guests dainty open-face sand­ ed by the Connecticut Horticul­ ported a War Department com­ 9:00-12:00— Second shift recre- a converted southpaw, and fights Springfield in five games in the ming. Manager-elect John H. Rlege Rebel, the early pacesetter, faded Bicycle For “Official Baainess” Abbott, former public links champ for night work, as outlined In Sec­ Company by tha Union within one ■Uon group, gym. first round to gain the final play­ "watch out for Bradley." - A . In esses of decrease in pro- tion 5, Paragraphs A. R, C. and D, week. wiches, te* and coffee, and por­ tural! Society tomorrow evening munique yesterday. “ Enemy loss- from an unorthodox right hand o f Madison won a varsity wres­ after the last jump but salvaged and runner-up in the '42 Natimtal - 1:«0-3:00—Third shift racrea- offs and then pleyed out the string third place and $1,000. iuetion. the Company agrees to shall apply to this bonus. Section 10. TennIiisUofl Date and tions of the wedding rake which at 7:.30 In the lecture room of the e- were probably heavy." stance. But, it Is with his left that tling letter. Geneva, DI.—i/P)—'The city fath­ amateur, and Sgt, L. T. Grimes, aialntaln an equitable sharing of was surmounted with a miniature Morgan Memorial. Hartford. There ’The Japanese attacked by land |tlon group, gym. ha does the moat damage. Julie with the Bears bMore deciding the Freshman baaketball numerals Massa paid $7, $5, and $3.80; ers of Geneva believe they have Kentucky open titllst, head a 12-. * Section 7. 'Vacation with Pay Modification S:00-0:00-^)pen boys. ^ Issue. Beal Dough, Tos the available work insofar as con A. One week’s vacation with pay This Agreement shall continue bride and bridegroom. is no admission to these lectures. as well as sea. gym can punch himself, and the roof went to Hetnan B. Averill of Cupid, $5 and $2.80 and Big Rebel licked the automobile and tire ra­ msn golf team . . . fosmsr Mg* All clothes and phone calls received up to 9:30-9:80—Men and ywomeif Jack Keating and Lee Douglas Utlos*( in • the various operations shall be allowed to employees who in full force and effect during the Mr. Straughan and the former Both nurserymen will speak on the "Furious fighting ’’aged along may cave in for either at any mo­ Kansas Q ty. April 9— (iffi — Washington Depot, and Richard C. owned by R. H. (jrawford of. Balti­ tioning problem. Mayor Oliver J. league catcher, is teach'Jig Chlneas permit. ornamental features of the home the right center of our line in Tuesday, April 7th until 6 o'clock will be bowers. V ' ment. were the Caps’ shock troopers in Ahlberg and George L Witney, Jr., more, $3.60. Adamson, d t y Clerk Victor G. Air cadets In Arizona how to play ' have worked at least forty weeks period of National Emergency or Miss Ruth Wright, daughter of the the playoffs drive and became co­ Som* football fans might not sus­ ■ B. In cases of promotion, lay- or more during the twelve months War and for one year thereafter, late Mr. and Mrs. William Wright, garden during war time, with em­ bataan all through April 4," the 9:80-7:30— Junior League, gym- pect it, but biuiketbaTl is in the both of Middletown. David L Bart­ The previous track reciprd for Johnson and City Council mem­ baseball. ’’ eff. or recall of employees, it is phasis on lawns, perennial plants communique said. "The enemy giyen at the old price. ^ 9:80-8:00— Girl Scouts, banquet holders of a new scoring record for lett, 4th, of Simsbury won frosh th* steeplechase, 4:57.3, was set by bers went into a huddle out of immediately preceding July 1st of and from year to year thereafter were married in St Mary’s Epis­ the final series. . Each collected money class .too. Iffiead that the following factors the vacation year, imtll terminated by either party aa copal church by the late Rev. and summer-flowering bttlba. The launched a heavy infantry assault laU. The National Intercollegiate numerals for swimming. Ship Executive earlier this year. which deve'loped: A bright, rad Horse Kepis stag Ants ifeould be considered in the order B. One week's vacation with one- 7:30— Girl Scout CoundU 2nd ven Pole, in a atx-rounder. Hie enough goals and assists for 21 Tournament, the H. C. A. A . tour­ bicycle parked in the city ball—to hereinafter provided. If either Jacob Biddle, rector of the church final lesson of the course will be supported by an intenao artillery polntsi bssting the old mark of 12 M their eequence; half week’a pay shall be allowed to party desires to modify this agree­ from 1893.to 1903. Mr. Straughan given Tuesday evening of next concentration. Large numbers of ^.u3r social room. pair hava met twice, with Marcus nament, and the Kansas-Okla- Speed Betstsd Reply AeeenpUshed Speller be used only for "official bust- New Richland, Mina,— (JV-Ths ■ ft) Length of service; employees'who have worked at ment at any termination date, such 7:80-8:80—Highland Park, gym wdnning balrUnc decielona in both points mada by Billy Taylor of homa Aggie game gave Kansas nesz." hora* is raplaclag ths hard-to-gst ’ la a native of Vii^nia, coming week at the same time and place. shock troops were massed op­ P ittabu i^ In tbs 1941) aeries. (* ) Competency to perform the least twenty weeks hut not forty party shall give the other party- froln a town named "Village," Manchesto Dry Cleaners 8:30^9:30—Suleldss, gym. flghta. City 10 nights oC baskstbaU with­ S t Joamih, M9.—m — Sheriff S. Not only could J. J. Alien df automobUs. . . . A ahlpoMSt e f M fk ; posite our position* and succeed­ weeks, during the twelve months written notice o f auch «leelra sixty where two aister* continue to five. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ward of ed in making som* small gains. pS0-9:00— Hand weairing, lo ft Soldier (3eorgle Kaher, Nbw Ha­ in a toupls of weeks. J. Shepherd sent a letter to Wash- Louisburg, N. C , spell any word Fourth largest caus* of dsath buggv whips arrived bsra for a h>- f l ) Family etatua and number PLANT^ 93 WELLS STREET calffisrchant. and thsp wera ths'' immediately preceduig July 1st of days prior to auch termination Me worked for the late J. M. Southfield, Maas., and Mr. and Heavy casaalUea ara belknrad to fi;80-8:00— 6 open alleys. ven, takes on Buck Boring, Noro- Ths take from the 43,570 cash ingtoa on official businesa six put to him, but he could give Its In the United States is nephritis, i t Bpaindiiita. the vacation year. date. In such event, both parties Burke, a leading grocer at the 8:00— South Methodist, 4 alleys. ton welterweight who is in the customers was $39,543,43, an av­ months ago. The reply just cam* exact loqayw)„Jlfi..the old blue- which has a rate of 87,2 per 100,- first in 80 yearsi said K 8 . laffoU. e; O. An employee's length of eer. Mr*. Harold Ward o f Springfield, have been inflicted on tbo enemy." BRANCH STORE: 195 CENTER STREET railroad atatloa agent. C. Employees who resign or arp agree to engue in conference to time, and for more than 25 year* •pent the Esater week-end with The island fortress of O orre^ 8:00— 3 open alleys! U . S. Navy, in one of two fours. erage of around $3,600 nightly. back— by air mall. back speuar. 000 populattoB. , when bro|ta. shall be figur- dlKh'arged during the twelve negotiate the desired modification, baa been proprietor of Straughan'* TELEPHONE 7254 tn m tha w a e< rctiiatateraeal Mr. and Mr*. 8. J, Straughan of dor was froe from air attacks for montte Immediately jpacadli^ u tha avaipt thgt attbar eartx Datiz on Bait Onttar a tm t He B East c«nt*r *tr*etl th* first tlBM liiic* March 34. i

- ’''..'if. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, APRIL 6,1942

RED R YDER Roping ’Em In BY FRED HARMAN SnensEN LAST -riM6-1 Sense and Nonsense COO*n«D.AWD EVBIfY CCWBOfAMOHIS BR09W TTYPBt? A R * PWOlSJO ■XCDSEft'% A U . a ^ A ANTiaWPrSD, . ^ M y Old B on e W s must help and oaertflea to VAU.CY <»- |u the Uttle town on the great the limit. We must unite our ef­ COWBOY6 Summer Hemes for Rent 67 140 Union street and Bernard forts ' and co-operato with our “ HOUSd Lost ani Fooad Automobiles for Sale 4 Fuel and Feed 49-A Answers to highway, 300M X Louis Satryb, 17. of 156 West HVhere I meet old friends most alllea to the utmost and we will ABcxrr, FOR RENT—4 ROOM Coventry Rockville Main street collided. Sergeant A r­ ‘‘Do You Know— ?” yiCTORV FOR SALE—1941 CHEVROLBrT FOR SALiE—9 TONS June cut Marlborough every day. get the beet of our enemies yet. nHE DEW . ^ T —PASS BOOK NO. 20997— cottage for season, all improve­ thur Frey investigated. . Special I>eL'ixo sedan, low mile­ mixed hay. C. R. Perry Gilead. Lewie H. Chapman ^ e t'e where-1 wont to live. SCHOOL 'IMlice U hereby given that P» m ments. Write Mrs. J. G. Schaller, Brush Fires 1. Lou Oehrig holds record. Biro. Howard Lord '1BACHER. age, good Urea. Telephone 6761. R. D. Atuiover, Conn. I ^ e r e the aUrs^shine bright in a Man—I pay og I go. \ '.jj N o. 20>W7 iMued by The Mystic, Conn. 96, Rockville The Fitton truck of the Fire for home runs in one . major | !8gvihga Bank Of Manchester haa 884-9) East Hampton sky of blue.j^— - I^andlord— Not while I ’m run­ FOR SALE —1941 SPEC, deluxe FOR SALE—150 dORDS of v/pod. Department. was called to White I league game—four for NeW' BUY A T THE ttaon loat or deatroyed. and writ- Iwhere the ties 6f friendehlp are ning these apartments. You'll pay ROOEI7S Chevrolet club cou|». 13.000 Get yoiir suppfy . while It lasts. street Sunday afternoon f o r ' a ! York Yankees, June 3, 1932. ; UNITED , ton application hca been made to 68 Mrs. William Fitzgerald and in­ strong Slid true. aa you move in. I2a>0C>4 miles, excellent con.ll'tion. Tel. 130 cubic ft. load $12. E. Gag- Wanted to Rent grass fire which was quickly ex­ j 2. Joe Sylvester rode most STATES r* said bank the Perpon in whoae fant son, Robert Woodruff have re­ And everyone imUee end bpeeke to 7215r-5-7 p. m. liardone. Tel. S234. Want Another tinguished. ' I winners in one day— seven at ESENSE '' 'Uame auch book was issued, for MANCHESTER FAMILY of three I Ravenna, b., Oct. 18, 1930. L : For another thing as certain as dealre four, five or nix room*, turned home from the Hartford fhat’e where 1 want to live. ONDS .Upayment of the amount of deposit FOR SALE—1937 OLDSMOBILE 3 3. Young Stribling scored death and taxes is the increasing within next few w'eeks. ' Call hospital.' rS)^>resented by said book, or .for sedan, excellent- condition, Urea Household Goods 51 Set of Prints . the most knockouts in ring his­ AMD number of Job holders on the fed­ 2-0035 after 5. Mrs. Stanley Planets has re­ Where the yards are wide and full ths issuance of a duplicate book almost new. Inquire 110 Russell Bolton tory— 137 In career ending Oct. STAMPS eral payroll. ; tberefor. A COMPLETE HOME OF I 2, 1933. turned home from the St. Francis , of trees, street. Tel. 7461. |And flowers that scent each sum­ QUALITY FURNITURE hospital. Teacbei^A nd what lesson do we Houses for Sale New Ruling Announceil Mrs. Clyde Marshall mer breeze, OUT OUR WAY B Y J. R. W ILLIA M S WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for AT HALF PRICE A t the regular Grange meeWng learn from the buoy bee, children ? OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLB Phone 4053 rhat’s where I want to liv*. LOST—BOSTON TERRIER, dia­ used cars. 1941 Pontiac sedan, 3 ROOMS- $198 50 FOR SALE—2 ROOM cotUge, For Defense Workers; Thursday night the first and sec­ [ Pupil—Not to get stung. mond on back of neck. Call 3763. Where you’ll never feel that no SKVLI&i-IT HIM? felT ■4. 1940 Pontiac .S passenger coupe, Includes with cellar. About five acree of ond degrees were conferred on a BUT DASH rr ALL, OFFICER.' A\Nj SET A LARD BUCKET . State Police to Aid. on* cares, SOUARELV UNDER HIM 1939 Chevrolet town sedan. Cole Living Room, Lamps, Tpbles, etc. land. Inquire at 756 Vernon St., Members of the Volunteer Fire North Coventry class of 13 candidates. The first ' U )S T — H E A R T SHAPED gold |And each with the other his sorrow Fear. W e do moat thinge either AN’ WHEN I SHAKE TH‘ IT WAS A BOMBBR COLLECT NOURSELFjeROTWER/ Motors. Tel. 4164. Bedroom with TTirow Rues, Manchester. Department met at the site of the degree team was composed of the locket and chain, Saturday night officers ot the Grange, the secohd Shares, because we enjoy doing them,'or I.IMB HE’LL FALL RKhHT HEARD THE TERRIFIC EY.PLOS- -*«VOO PROBABUW t o o k a POT Boudoir Lamps, etc. ^ Rockville, April 6 —iSpecial) — new firehouse on Sunday and stak­ Rev. Benton Gaskell ha(T John Friend—Why are you wearing beceuae we ere afraid not to do,i In shopping center. Finder reverse degree team was made up of wom­ |Wh*re the well-to-do don’t put on IW V O O E . L A P - A N ’ BUMOLC lON? THEN, AS THE SHiP SHOT AT THE MAIL PLANE'TUW ------Kitchen with Set of Dishes FOR SALE—6 ROOM single Announcement was made Sunday 20:1-18 for the Scripture reading, spectacles, old man? them. Feer plays too large a part cajll to Wlllimantic—2172-Jl. ed out the new firehouse. This will en members. There were 66 people: airs, Auto Accessories— Tires b Originally Assembled to Sell for d’velling, oil burner, fireplace, the text being 1 Corinthian 15:17 Mon— WeU, through crossword In governing our actions. It comas HIM OP QUICK TILL 1 GIT VEERED OVERUSAO,X GOES ONER THAT NEU3HBOR- that all of the active w^orkers of j t^e first town buUding and present with six Granges repre- j rhat’s where I want to Uve. $397. It's an exceptional value at ,tile bath and a t>/o car gfirage. Uking the thought ’’God’s Crea­ puazles I ’ve contracted an optical from the knowledge that we are DOWN ! DON'T LET TH’, f ir e o .^'ma'But wwv should UOOO EVER/ DAN AT 3 a savings to you which we cannot Apply Edward J. HoII, Manches­ the Veroj^ Defense Council who when completed will be 30 x 45. sented. Among the guests w ere' FOUND—SMALL BROWN pup­ NEW TIRES—IF YOU are quali­ tive Achievement." The choir ren­ IWhere the farmers com* to trade defect. One eye travels vertically not adequately prepared to face poas © r r h i m [- X RELATE ALU THIS TO o?c lo c K/-»«Chestnut street. Tele­ ficates in the standard First Aid ter. with Mrs. Benton Gaskell. county meeting of the chairmen' Jon on his part when you asked will be charged at tbs oae time rata. regulate your piano or player phone 3473. course sponsored by the Rockville I W ^ N T 5 Speolal rates for long term every Chief Observer Elmer Weden is ’The Red Cross has a new supply of the women’s division of the De­ ilm for the money? piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. Chapter of the American Red of material for sewing and wel­ TO ‘b E B day adyertlalitg given upon raqueet, FOR SALE-ELECTRIC Wash­ 78 having the radio that haa been at fense Council. The morning ses­ Collector— None at all, sir. The Ada ordered before the third or ' Legal Notices Cross: Ruth Allen, Mary A. come all the help anyone can give sion which begins at 10:30, wilt PIAN O TU NING and repairing. ing machine, excellent cortdition, Ihe Observation Post since its ivasion woe all on my aide. He BORq THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON THE CHIEF Sftb day will be charged only for Buchanan, Dorothy R. Fi.sk, Mrs. either at home on Sewing Day be given over to four discussion ried to kick me out. _____ . eept tBWBYtB the aotuel number of times the ad Player piano specialty. John raa.sonably priced. 423 East Mid­ AT A i:Ol'UT OF PKOB.4TI': HKl.II origin, completely checked and appeared, charging at the rats earn­ Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. at Manchester within and for the John M. Gessay, Jr., Mrs. Kenneth conditioned before returning it to which is Thursday or at the par­ groups. The subjects for discus­ I dle Turnpike. J)istrict of Manchester, on the 4th sonage. ed bat no allowance or refunds ean W. Little, TrOne B. Mase.s, Mary its oiv-ners. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel sion will be "The Women’s Motor Barber— You are getting bold, ba aaada oa ala time ads stopped Tel. 4219. dav of April A. D.. 11XA2. Ridzon, Gladys R. Ruehl, Evelyn Ralph Kendall Benton of Natick, BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Present W ILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. Woodward. Corps," "Consumer Nutrition,” lr. Do you know whet la causing Still Feuding BY EDGAR MARTIN after the fifth day. FOR SALE-^COMBINATION gas Andrews, Isabelle 'Celia Butler, Moss., was the guest of honor at a I No *^ll torblda” : display lines not SAWS SET AND FILED. CORD and oil range, in good condition. Girl Scouts "CJhild Care and Women in In­ t? sold. wood saws gummed. Lawn mow- Estate/of Charles S. Nyqiilst late Doris C. Frey, Mrs. Raymond E. All members of the Bolton Girl supper served t- home of Mrs. From 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. in N \ C t TO - DO N T ttoa of any advertliemeot ordered Barnes. Mr. Benton will graduate something to do with it. 60 YV-KT - 'STOPS. VNEVNOKE A HGCVi OF ter mere than one tlma Grinding Coirpany, 531 L^all FOR SALE—STUDIO COUCH, sihjd Manchester Executor. Rose, Mrs. Herbert W. Spiller, John Swanson on Brandy street. Room 123 of the Home Economics r ^ O O ' X S - T H E . 'B O T E VOO YtSLlAO Rt A LOT The inadvertent omleelon et In- In excellent .onditlon. Louis ORDERED:— That six moTilhi Sara L. Kahn, Eunice Boucher, Leader Lydia Young completed from the Massachusetts Nautical building there will be a general - They Only Live Who Dare OP S A F E R eerrect publleatloa of advertising atreet Phone 7958. from the 4tH day of April A. D.. School of Boston, April 7, and has Dtmock, Bolton. Tel. 7870. Margaret E Fay, Betty E. Gessay, teaching the First Aid Course. Miss meeting open to the public at ptond Upright! spetk thy OROPPnN G i n L\R.S | T M W SRE wUl be rectified only by eancallatlon^ 1947 be and the same are limited received his commission as ensign. ef the aharga made tor the aerylce MOWERS SHARPENED, repair­ and allowed for the creditors witli- Eva M. Little, Marie R. Miiler- Young spent Easter witn her par­ which brief reports of the morn­ thoughts! declare KE DOES ? ____ T H A N ' IN He was presented a money belt raadarsd. ed, shear grinding, key fitting, in whicli to brinK in their claims Jones, Mrs. Francis J. Prichard, ents in Fall River. Maas. ing’s discu.ssions will be ‘ given. coee. t»4i lY MIA teeviei. imc t m ete u s. sat, orr TH ' ARVAV with a sum of money. Mrs. Barnes I'll* truth thou hast, that ail may ’f - 6 \ Alt advertlssmente must oontorm duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. against said estate, and the snid Doris R. Ruehl, Mrs. Raymond Defense Council There will be a speaker on Evac­ aharc! la style, copy and typograpBy witb Machinery and Tools 52 Executor is directeij to ffive public returned to Natick with Mr. Ben­ overhauled. Bralthwalte, 52 Pearl Spurting. Membera of the Bolton Defense uation Plans and a discussion o f bold! proclaim it everywhere! regolatlons enforced by the publlab- notice to the creditors to brlnj In ton to attend his' graduation. “This war is getting pretty tough, dear— no more patch T ets aad they reserrs the right to street. USED 10-20 McCORMICK trac­ their claims within said time al* FTA Meeting Council will meet Tuesd-.iy eve­ the same. The guest speaker will hey only Uv# who dare. adit, revtsa er reject anyi copy eoo- tor. Oliver Implements, large low’fd by posting* a copy of this Dr. George S. Brookes, pastor bf ning at 8 p. m. at the home of the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKinney pockets!” i i i - - - be announced later. —Lewis Morris. aMerad ebjeetienabla LA W N MOWERS sharpened ar.d Varied selection of good recondi­ order on the public sigrn post near­ the Union Congregational church chairman, David C. Toomey of of Norwich, spent the week-end CLOSpid ROUXS—Claaelfied aSa recondition^, liberal allowance est to Hie place Where the deceased will be the. speaker at the meet­ with Mr. and Mrs. William Mc­ Miss Julia Frances Shirshac. to be publlehed aama day must be tioned tractor* sold on conven­ last dwelt within said town and by Bolton Center. daughter of 61r. and Mrs. Michael fo> your old mower toward a new ing of the Longview Parent Teach­ Kinney. received by 12 o'clock noon fiatnr- ient terms of payments. Dublin hviblishlnK the same in some news­ Salvage Bedding Shirshac, and Howard Francis FUNNY BUSINESS days 10:20. -one. Uied mowers $2.00 and up. paper having a circulation in said ers Association to be held this eve­ Miss Cora Kingsbury returned 1 Tractor Company, Wlllimantic. The salvage bedding project will Mead, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Free delivery service. Tel. 4531 A ...... X,u 1— probate district, within ten days ning at the school when the annual to Falls Village to resume her ^ Tskpholie Your Want Ads from the date of this order, and re­ meet Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. E. Mead of 39 A.sh avenue, Willi- 4506. Snow Brothers, 336 Sum­ Mens' Night will be observed. teaching after spending the long TH0U6M YOOCMy O o turn make to this court of the no­ at the home of Miss Helen Berry mantlc, were united In marriage Ada are accepted over the lele- Wanted— To Buy 58 tice given. The election of officers which week-end with her parents. p o D u o s o r pbons'at the CUARGB r a t e given mit street. of Bolton Center. All women pf this morning at St. Mary’s church WILLIAM ?. HYDE was postponed from th. March the community are invited to at­ Xpss Betty Visny of East Wind­ 0 4 0 / / ^ above as a convanelnca to advcr- Judge. here by the Rev. Charles Kelly. ttaera. but the CASH RATES will be W A N TE D TO BUY child’s crib, meeting will Uke place this eve­ tend. sor Hill, spent the week-end with C A M D O ir-4-6-4? About 50 guests attended the dou­ aOeaptsd as FULL PATUENT If Business Opportunities 32 also gas hot water heater. Call ning. Following the business meet­ community are invited to attend. her parents, Mrs. Arthur J. Vinton Y O O D O tY M W ASH TUBBS That Explains Everything paid at the buainesi oSlca oa or be- ble ring ceremony. Miss Eleanor BY ROT CRANE 3408. AT A CUCKT UK PRuBATK HELD ing refreshments will be. ser\’ed. Lt. Governor to Speak and Miss Ruth Vinton motored to fera the sevonth day following the at Mancliester within and for the Boston Sunday where Ruth plans Shirshac sang "Oh, Promise Me” I^ P A lO tM O / first Insertion of each ad otherwiae FOR SALE — RESTAURANT. with the men in charge. Lieutenant Governor Odell tiOCP AFTERNOON WELL, AH, \ AND HE'S District of Manchester, on the 4th to spend the week witb relatives. and "A ve Maria." The bride’s ALSO, b e c a u s e YOU'RE ON 1 IriCW HMMLBR WEU, (Tb HIGH T U i FOR MOU OLD the CHARGE RATE will ba eollsei- Price reasonable. Inquire 97 Cen­ Robert J. Reynolds Shepard will address the members ROGERS.COME IT SEEMED ' SUSACIOUS eiTIMATE TERMS WrrH THE HEA day of April A. D.. 194C. only attendant was her sister Miss tITIMATE------TERMS..... Wrm------THE HEAD/ QUffE MEU. J BEFOBC HAINKSHAWS 10 PET AC O U A ^ ^ efi. No rasponsiblllty for errors In ter street. Present W ILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq , Robert John Reynolds, three of the Tolland County Democratic Miss Muriel CHiase of Worcester, ABtTUUUSUAL O F YOU OF THE iSERMAN GESTAPO' telephoned ade Will ba asiumed and SHirtwaister Mass., is spending the week with Rose Shirshac, while the groom’s STOP MASTING EACH O T lW i TWiE. Judge. '-M year old son of R. Lewis and Ce-. Association at the meeting to be THAT HIS BECAUSE you , ASSISTANT MILffAffy CARTAM EASY OF aS.Sm nlidtNCr, their accuracy cannot b4 gusren- Estate of DavHlI Mcllvane late of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vinton. best man was his brother James tecd.' cella (Bonan) Reynolds of 148 held Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. PASSPORT TRIED TC8 ATTACHE HJ )AEET m a jo r SWSETMIAR OF Manchester, In said District, deceas­ Mead. The bride wore a beige Help Wanted— Female 35 Grove street, died Saturday night in the Fire{dace Room of the Com­ Axel A. O. Olsen has been em­ WOULD BEAR PA'SS AS BERLIN BRITISH INTELLIiSENCB Indci of CixssificsUoBS ed suit with navy and white acces-1 On motion of Russell L. Crawford at the Hartford Hospital. munity Hall. This meeting'is open ployed by A. J. Vinton (o fill the the n am e AMERICANS ■trths ...... A WOMAN W AN TE D for kitchen vacancy left by the sudden death sories and a corsage of orchids. of said Manchester co-executor. Private funeral services will be to anyone who is Interested in at­ OF JAMES ■BSagemtnta ...... B work. Apply to Dietitian at Me­ ORDERED;— That six months of Harry. B. Elliott. Her maid of honor wore a light MAD10AN, T Marriages ...... c held at the White Funeral Home tending. President Lewis Phelps of morial hospital. from the 4th day of April A. D.. on Elm street, Tuesday afternoon It la reported that the Mitter- blue suit with navy and white ac4 l>aatbs ...... 1> 1947 be and the same are limited Andover will preside. UNCLE EE t h a t 's at two o’clock with Rev. A. A. holzer homestead ' has been pur­ ALL Card et Thanks ...... K and allow'ed for the creditors with­ Farm Bureau Meeting cessories and a corsage of pinkj lA Memorlam ...... F Geist, assistant pastor of St. Ber­ chased by George W. Glenney of GIRLS OR WOMEN wanted. Ap- in w lilcb to bring In tlieir claims A series of two meetings will be roses and sweet peas. A recepJ Seem* to me linat and Found ...... 1 against said estate. and the said Manchester.' Announ'cemneti ...... 2 pl. Curb Service Laundry. nard’s church officiating. Burial held at the Grange Hall m Mans­ tion followed at the Shell Cha-j. there’s one Im- execuldrs are directed to give pub­ will be in St. Bernard's cemetery. >r Pbrsonalt ...... 2 lic notice to the creditors to bring field on Altering Patterns and Fit­ teau In Willimantlc. Decoration^ I irtant thing Ic FimemI win Scrap Skyscraper eep In mind AalomoMlaa W A N TE D — EXPERIENCED or In their claims wMthin said time ting Garments. .This is not a be­ were pink carnations, blue iris I Aatomobles for Sale ...... 4 allowed by posting a copy of this The funeral of John Isch of and fern. Guests were present | r during all thb Automobiles for Exchange . .. . t inexperienced glrla for waitress ginner’s class. As much of the order on the public sign post near­ Butcher road, Ellington was held PhUadelphIa — (iP) — Philadel­ from Hartford, Wlllimantic, argument as to Auto Accessorlea—Tires ...... 4 work, good salary. For appoint­ est to the place where the deceased actual sewing will be done outside Ante Repairing— Painting . .. . 1 ment call 2-6656 Hartford. last dw’elt wltliln said town and by on Sunday afternoon at the Ladd phia’s first skyscraper is going to Bridgeport and South Coventr the 48-hour Anto Schools ...... '.... T-A Funeral Home and at the Christ­ of class the first meeting on April week. It's a pujblishlng the same In some new’s- 8 at 10.0. m. will deal with pattern war. It's the abandoned nine-story A fter the reception the COupIi COP* mtiTVi Autoa—Ship by Truck ...... I W AN TED - -W OM AN FOR. houae- pa^^C--^avtng a circulation In said ian Apostolic church. Rev. John home of the Old Edison Electric left on an unannounced wed4lng| I grand thing, Anton—Tor Hire ...... V probate district, within ten days alteration. ; Oarages—Service-Storage ... 10 work one day a week. Phone Bahler, pastor of tiue church offi­ U gb t Company, built in 1889. The trip. , and it was a from the date of this order, and re­ ciated. The bearers/v^e Walter Those who plan to attend should grand thing Itotorcyclaa—Blcyclte ...... 11 6514. turn make to this court of the no­ bring a pattern; a fabric, prefer­ Philadelphia Electric Oimpany, The Young Mother’s Club will I A LLE Y OOP Scram, Fellows BY V. T. HAMLIN Wanted Autoe—Motorqycles ... It tice given. Hany.^ Jacob Treub,/Jd|h Feldman, In Prance, too, Bonfaeas aad Prefasslaeal garylces ably a wash fabric that does not owner, said it would be razed to hold its annual meeting Tueodayll MAKE MONEY SEWING at WILLIAM 9. HYDE Fred Zahner, John/M i»r, Jr. and provide a million tons of iron and April 7th in the Library. The and French la­ Bpaineta,^rvtcet. aalnetn. Offered ...... is home. No selling. Material fur­ Judge. Rudolph Moser. Burijnjwas in the stretch; scissors; pins; tape meas­ bor Insistod on DR. WONMOG, N MAKING CONTACT WITH ALLSV MV G 0 SH,W M AT>------>,fontraeh nished. EZaay. Pleasant. "Tie Co.’’, Ellington Center edmezery. presented by the committee wll kteping It, and Flottbtt—ITurterlet 1 and basting): thimble and other wonder how many hours the DINOSAUR.... AS A CONSEQUENCE. OUR TIME- l I N d t / AND X POMT )1N10 HtGH 412 W. 6. Los Angeles. AT A COURT OK PROBATE HELD Ask Coof^ratlan be placed before this meeting foi I *» vAjAiLi^*m/ y OCAfi' Fanbral OIrectori at Munchefiter within and for tb<» sewing equipment. Each person Many deaert plants can grow on french are working for the Ger- TRAVEUNG FRIBNOV RETURN TO TH l lOTH _ Arthur J. Guznian 4nd Norman adoption. Election of officen [ Heating— Plumblng-rlRooflng ,, W AN TE D —W O M AN for cooking Dlfitrict of Manchester, on the 4th Strong of the agriculture commit­ should bring her own lunch, cof­ annual rainfall of less than two buna now and for how many c e n t u r y CAUSED QUITE A DISTURBANCE Ibsnrancs i ...... V ...... dap .of April A. D,. 1942. fee will be available. inches. will also be held. Millinery—Drettmaklng ...... and downstairs work, 5 1-2 days Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., tee of the V em oii Defense Council >ieces of bread. *T always sleep w-lth my right shoe on to keep from get­ Moving— Trucking:—Storage a week. Telephone 5879. Judge. are urging farmei-s in this section The second meeting in the ting a sore toe— I kick the sergeant in my ale«P!” Public Paaaeoger Scrylet ...... I Estate of Dinah Fox late of Man­ who will need help during the series will be hel(l in the same Painting—Parerlng ...... chester. In said District, deceased. spring or' summer to notify the place on April 22. Pmfeatlanal Services ...... On motion of Walter E. Fox of Buttoned Beret and Pillbox Hat Help Wanted— Male 36 committee or the United States A meeting of special Interest will Xapalring ...... said Manchester Administrator with lOONERVILLE FOLKS Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. I r ^ will annexed. Employment Service of theli be held on April 23 and will deal BY FONTAINE FOX Toilet Goode and Service ...... ORDERED;— That six months needs. with the preasuK cooker clinic and Wanted—Bueineee Service .... WANTED—MAN for New System from the 4th day of April A. D., New Putor Here canning demonstration. \ Bdaeallaoel 1947 be and the same are Umlted Courtai and Classes ...... Laundry, ateady work. Good pay. and allowed far the creditors with­ Alvin D. Johnson, new pastor of BoHoa Brleft Private Isetructlone ...... in which to bring In their claims the Rookville Baptist church start­ Mrs. Edwin Lawton of Hartford < : : < w Dancing ...... I WANTED—COUNTER MAN for against said est.ate. and the snid "visited her summer home in Bol­ TREASON! Musical—Dramatic ...... ed his duties on Sunday. As he has meat Dept. Apply First National, administrator c t a Is directed to not completed his studies at the ton Centei on Saturday. Wanted—Inetructions ...... 2 0 Main A Park streets. give public notice to the creditors NATIVE-BORN AMERICAN TKARS UP^BN. MACARTHUR's PiCtURE! Fluaarlal to bring in their claims within Yale Divinity school, he will spend 'The Ladies of St. Maurice will Bonds—Stocks—Mortgagee' ... II said time allowed by posting a copy onlyweek-ends In Rockville, for meet this evening at 7:30 in the ttt§ mr m» timdt wc.TM.Ma u.«. »«t orr V-B Buaineea Opportunities ...... i:: WyvNTED—EXPERIENCED bak­ of this order on the public sign post Fiieplace Room of the Community tfeney to Loan ...... 13 the next two months. er’s helper, ateady. Manchester nearest to the place where the de­ Business Good Hall. Help and tltaatioae Public Market. Phone 5137. ceased last dwelt within said town FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Help Wanted— Female ...... 11> and by publishing the same in some The merchants of Rockville re­ The Lost Is Found BY MERRILL BLOSSER Help Wanted— Male ...... le newspaper having a circulation in ported business’' was excellent the •alesaMn Wanted ...... 2(-A said probate district." withlp ten r7Tr\ Hdlp Wanted—Male sr Female II WANTED—DISHWASHER, week preceding Easter. Parking days from the date of this order, apace in the center was at a prem­ ' ^ C O U R S E ThSFE HAS _ 1 Thought No .s a .' I g ave t Ne ^tou'ae QCAOiA Be tw enty scars I ’M tw e n ty ^ e a t s Wanted ...... 17-A ply Center Lunch. 509 Main and return make to this court of Ellington IN ir / O ne thousand suver rrwAS loaded SUITCASE TO NUTTV OOOR mtuatlODt Wanted—Female ... 21 ium op Saturday afternoon and OLDRR WNffN sou G V QUT, BUbOY 1 YEARS OLDER. the notice gl\et). AND TWgNTY JOUR THOUSAND W ITH BRICKB,,. AND TOLO Him t o HIDE IT ■Itnatlons Wanted—Male .... ' If WILLIAM S HYDE ALREADY/ W ANTED — ME.V TO work in evening, with all stores reporting -G. F. Berr t ' l IDDBk.U-V / AND th a t IT y THBN somewhere • Then I Employment Agenclea ...... 40 Judge. a very busy day. lAve geeek—.peta—Fenitvy— nursery. C. L. V inderbrook A H-4-8-41. TeL 4BS-S, BoclnrUIe WAS ALLA r you WHIPPED UP Vchielea Sons, 26 Lydall street. BoU Thla Week GAG f J yJBtB^fr THAT YARN / ( GET OOOm' Doga— Birda—Pets ...... 4i ------iZ _ AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD The annual ball of the Rockville koeeco? Live Stock— Vehiclce ...... 42 W A N T E D -R E L IA B L E man to at ^fanchester, within and for the Police Department w ill be held Miss Helen M. Stone, the new Poaltry and Suppllee ...... 43 district of Manchester, on the 4tU Friday evening at Maple Grove. Wanted —Pete— Pouftry—Stock 44 work on farm, steady work, one dav of April A; D.. 1942. principal at the Ellington Center Fee gale— Mlaeellaaeena who can drive horses. Tel. 7026. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. The police report a large advance •chodl who Bucceeda L. Wentworth I Aitlclte For Sale ...... 4» Judge sale of tickets. The money receiv­ Cross Is residing at the home of Boats and Accaaaoivei ...... 4S MEN w a n t e d FOR nursery Ebtate of James H McAdam late ed will go toward the police bene­ Bnltdlag Uatertala ...... 4 7 Mra. R. Allen Sikes on Somers work. Meet the truck 7 30 at the of Manchester in said district, de­ fit fund. Dancing will atart at Diamonda —Watches—Jewelry 48 ceased. Road. Electrical Appliances— Radio.. 49 fountain, Depot Square. C. E. Upon application of Mary Mc­ 8:30 p. m. Mtu Nellie L. Warner ot Gran Fuel and Facd ...... 42-A Wilson Nurseries. Adam praying that an Instrument Meeting Date Choagod Sarden— Farm— Dairy Products 1^, is visiting her aon-in-law and It isn’t every day you find this purporting' to be the last will and The date for the supper meeting daughter Mr. and Mra. Louis C. Mouaehold Goode ...... ti useful pattern— the classically cut testament of said deceased be ad­ llaehinary and Toole ...... 2f mitted to probate and that letters of the Rockville Civic Association Schlude o f ItfeBdow Brook Road. Maalcal Instruments ...... it Help Wanted— Male or shirtwaist dress in larger stsea! has been changed from Thursday of administration with the will an Mra. Buenos Young and daugh­ aofo.w*a>w««eivt.i».T Oines.aad Store Eonlpment ... it Every detail of this mt^el sticks nexed be granted on said estate, as ■evening to Wednesday night at i ioalali at tbt Stores ...... 2s Female 37 ter Jean of Taunton, Maas, re­ to the tried and true preferences per application on file, it is the Rockville House. The change turned home Sunday after apend- Woartag Apparal— Furs ...... 21 —the notched collar, the sm6oth ORDERED:—That the foregoing Wantad—.To Buy ...... ^.. II WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN. was made because of the final ses­ ing several days with Mrs. Young’s SCORCHY SMITH Peace, At A Price BY JOHN C. TERRY shoulder yokes, the front closing application be heard and determin­ Bieeaie Beard Hotel*—HaeaiVa ..ylanchester Laundry, 72 Maple ed at the Probate Office In Manches­ sion of the A ir Raid Wardens Pfirenta Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H •teataara'ats to the waistline, the cuffed sleeves street. ter In said District, on the 11th day school to be held on Thursday eve­ Arens o f Maple avenue and her w,4e w*»ig EeKt'ei 1 Jtoome Without Board ...... 29 and the tailored pockets. Of course of April, A. D., 1942. at 9 o'clock ^ NO SENSE OeMNS FTO THE Boarders Wanted ...... 22-A ning. Supper w ill be oerved at sister Mrs. (Jordon H. Dlmock of ^ U50W n f C ir O ... . TuST U « AhVTssYOF Articles for Sale terested in said estate of the pen The funeral of Miss Jennie Eliza­ By Mra. A b m Ckbot that averyona loves. It goes wil mg< u ta AND SUP a m f o t > SeSNS TH4T CDNTSAPTON ST!O0N(*^ praatad-Room a—Board ...... II rayon prints, silk prints or light dency of said application and the The marriage of Miss Elsie I f Real Batata Foe Beat beth Dailey, who died Thursday at A favorite whose popularity re- almost any sort of costume. Do THE MIS4INS PLANE, THE VISIT. FOR SALE—MEN’S REBUILT weight wools. time and place of hearing thereon, Louise Ellsworth, daughter of Mr. her home on Butcher Road was iweine MwAlminiehed— the eoft end in your suit materiel for eoi W X B i t m t e m EVEN and relasted shoes. Better than Pattern No. 8099 is in sizes 34 by publishing a copy of this order and Mrs. Mason J. EiHsworth of 'Apaitmtnta. Flati. Tenementa II in some newspaper having a circu­ held this morning at the Ladd pliable buttoned beret which fits spring. Embroider it in flembuQ HCEgy VVUUE,AM7 THE Buslnaaa Loeatlone tor Rant .. 24 new cheap shoes. Sec them. Sam to 48. Size 36 requires 4% yards lation In said district, at least five 91 Orchard . street to George Houses For Rent ...... 42 Funeral Home on Ellington av­ any bead size! Dent It any way ant c(8ors in aoutoche braldin $ a ( . N THE SONS Yulyea, 701 Main, 35 or 39-inch material. days before the day of said hear­ Charles Gardner, soq of Mr. and wools or embroidery Horn. A pit Bubarbaa For Rant ...... s« ing, to Appear If they see cause at enue at 8:30 and 9 at St. Bemard’r you Uke, pull It over the eye, slain SHEiT THWWN Bummer Homaa For R e n t...... 17 For this attractive pattern, send Mrs. Arthur Gardner of Manches­ ty bat for Uttle money! 15c in Coil), your name, address, said time and place aild-be heard church, Rockvi^e with burial in St. it backwards in a jaunty youthful Wanted to 'Rent ...... l| relative thereto, and make return ter took place this afternoon at For complete pattema for bo CM,-mm vseow I Real BeCata For aale pattern number and size to The Bemord’a cemetery. fashion — it’s attractive any way to this court, and by mailing In a 2:30 o’clock at the Rockville Meth­ Beret and PUIbox Hat (Patto TOBETIJBNTO THE Aaartmeiii Beilldtag for fials .. 28 Herald Today’s Pattern Service, registered letter, on or before April The funeral of John Isch, 74, o f you wear it . And it’s a superb Bualiteee Praaerty tor Sale ... 7u odist church with Rev. Arnold F. No. 5344), inetructions on emlnral Nail Polish while spring thaws bog down for India from which the peoples lightning has gone out of Japan’s the American merchant marine, Roll Garters lot see how that testimony was government will play In the mo- British statement said: gains despite stubborn resistance Pix Stix Bunch Safety Pins onnected with the attorney gen- ground forces was reported today of the Indian states were omitted “It is learned in London that of General Wainwright’s troops. lightning war after four months ’’especially those ships on long, ral’a complaint. The Judge agreed mentoCia events of this y ear la to have cost the Germans 415 —a declaration which Congress last night our bombers attacked The Army’s late day communi­ of spectacular advances, military voyages.” Dish Mops Darning Cotton Queen Valley Tailored with Berry, but said that he would growing here in view of the em­ planes in the eight days from quarters said was an indication objectives in the Ruhr and Rhine­ que yesterday .said, however, th at men agreed today. Difficulties Manning Ships 46” Fine Qnality Pnssywillow Knox said there had been some Lace Doilies Sewing Thread permit Corkey to pursue that line ergence of Pierre Laval from the March 29 through April 5 while that the negotiations with Britain land, Owing to very bad weather, Japanese casualties w»re high. As They expect further enemy Dot of interrogation on the assumption shadows, the transfer of the Red Army losses were held to 84. were breaking down. the scale of the attack whs re­ on the previous days the invaders gains and possibly such a bold new Waxed Paper Carpet and hat' Corkey had some theory In French battleship Dunkerque from Soviet fliers and gunners de­ One element of the British plan duced and results were difficult to supported their ground forces with stroke as an attack on Siberia. (Continued on Page Eight) Hair Nets Button Thread Hind which he hoped to develop. Algiers to Toulon and the out- stroyed 119 German aircraft in sky for giving India dominion status observe.” artillery and dive bombers. On the But concentrations of Allied air Rayon Marquisette “Eventually I ahail have to dc- was that separate agreements Sew On Garters Household Combs The Air Mini.stry reported fiva Ruffled Curtains ide its helpfulness,” aaid Hinman. (CTontlnued. on Page Eight) (Continued on P n^ Two) would be made with the Indian planes were mLssing after the at­ (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) Buttons Pocket Combs Corkey sought to show that states if they chose to remain tacks. Curtain Pulls Spatulas htle the contract price for the Job apart from a post-war federation. The communique added that two Flashes! Curtains aa 875.587, payment of 883.143 Neni's statement coincided with medium-sized enemy supply ships CLate Bulletins of the oP) Wire) Receipt Books Victory Pins as recommendeid. That included a meeting with Sir Stafford were hit yesterday off Norway by Wash them—Wring them—Iron them me work done on a coat plus Cripps, who brought India Brit? coastal command planes—one by Gqmpromise Offered Oil Silk Jar Covers Crystal Ash Trays $ \ .49 pair «^is as distingulahed-from work Plan to. Re-Negotiate Fire Sweeps Coal Pockets —They will look like new after re- ain's plan, at which the emissary a torpedo and the o ther by-4K>mbs. peated washings. lone on the co n tract itself. was reported to have handed One coastal command plane is Boston, .April 7—i.JP)— Fire to­ Double Green Stamps Given With A beautiful quality Marqpisette that Complains of Slowness Nehru and Maulana Kalan Azad, missing, It said. day swept two coal pocketa, two will wash and w-ear for years. Cream Hemmed On Both Sides. A complaint that the hearing War Plants Contracts president of the Congress party, a The Brehiefi radio said today To'Avoid Showdown cranes and a’ lighter on property iraa not progressing fast enough British war cabinet statement. ______] recently acquired by the Navy De- Cash Sales Tuesday only. ame today from George E. Hin- Nehru, speaking at a reception (Continued on Page Two) • I iwrtment In the East Boston wa- 3 3 ” wide nan, presiding as Governor Hur­ Roosevelt Promises Ac­ given by 'Thanu Pill'ay, president' -ylrK pliar Suggests .\p - ' front, and sent a heavy, sun- ley’s deputy. of the Travancorc State People’s ' darkening |iall of 'black"black smoke 46” Extra Fine Qnality “We’re wasting ~a lot of time Treasory Balance Charge japs tion to Ensure Sav­ Jones Denies Conference, described those who propriation Bill Be over the city. The flame-swept 54” le n g th ...... $1.79 Lhia mom(ng. gentlemen,” com- talk of treaties with the Indian Pussywillow Dot jmented the retired Supreme court ings on Pay Will Go l^tates as ’’lunatics, fools or Washington, April 7.— —The Passed Without .\ny plant was that of the Massachu­ The JW H A I^ COM 63 ” le n g th ...... $1.98 luatice aa the pace of the hearing Rubber Delay knaves.” po.sition of the Treasury April 4: Kill Captives setts Wharf Coal Company, and MANCHfSTiii Conn* lowed during tbe'examination of Only to Government. He also indicated that whatever Receipts. 827,174,383.95; expend­ Of Pending Proposals. the rapid spread of the Are for a 68 ” le n g th ...... $ 2.19 Mebe, who waa being questioned itures, 8163,655.627.73: net balance time threatened the great Simp­ Ruffled Curtains son dry dock plant of the Beth­ n detail concerning financial aa- Detroit. April 7.— Secretary As- (Continued on Page Seven) *3,307,171,418.05. Statement Issued Offi- Bulletin! X 72” length . _____ . $2.19 cts of two bridge projMta at lehem Shipbuilding Corporation. dyard which formed the basis of President Roosevelt, in a let- seirts Synthetic Plant eiallv- s' Tells Storv * of Washinjfton, April 7,—(.^) The plant, at '2’i9 .Marginal street, 78” le n g th ...... $2.39 le fourth of 22 principal charges ter read to special war con-j Program Pushed Fast, Onlv Three Survivors. —The Senate voted 51 to 10 across the harbor from downtosvn pair ference of the United Auto- * _____ , . Boston, was located near the ter- $ 1.98 SIIPC 0 ¥ l ' (Continued oa Page Eight) Navy Mothers Dry Tears; ------tixlay to suspend its rules in l mUtal of the old Boston, Be\er* 44” wide mobile Workers (CIO) here Washington. April 7- h >P)- Sec- Sydney, Australia. April order to consider a modified ^ach and Lynn narrow gauge These are an exceptional, value for CofiA/tla itiit S iU p € today, stated the govern- retary of Commerce Jones assert- —Charges that the Japanese kill- limit provision on war'™*'""' *" “rea crowded with ed their captives in cold blood u.. I piers and warehouses. $1.98. Thousands of closely spaced ment’s intention “to re-nego- «d today that there had been no Campaign Now for Silence the islands of New Guinea and j contracts offered by adminis- 54” le n g th ...... $2.19 delay in development of synthetic rs3 ix Are Hurt tiate contracts with .the em­ New Britain were made today in | dots in cream. and ^loifuU Bhtt, Wine, rubber by the government, adding tration leaders as a compro- Ex|M*<-t» Xew H ostilities 63” length ...... $ 2.29 Gtccn, Beige ployers wherever necessary that there were now engagements Karrsas City', April 7—(>P)—The • talk about, for they had boys on . a statement i.ssued officially at mjse amendment to the $!{).• U illriiistad, ( uracao, Dutch to ensure that the savings from ! Port Moresby. • Stripe end lleral pattems m atd iej' la aad Weodroee. In Hotel Fire for domestic manufacturing facili­ nation’s Navy mothers, some with the sea. Just like her Jimmy. A rm y M inister Francis M. - l — war appropria- West Indies, April 7.—i.Pi—The 6 8 ” le n g th ...... $ 2.49 the relinquishment of double or ties sufficient to produce more Mother Jones obtained names ot Dutch go\ eminent Is taking all Celanese Ninon color for correlated ciucmblcs. premium time go not to*the em­ eyes still moist from word that Forde said he had asked that the tlons hill, 72” le n g th ...... $ 2.69 than 700.000 tons of synthetic otheC Navy mothers in the town report be forwarded to him bv sen­ possible military measures In the % Heavy cotton crash . . • vat dyed • • • ployer but to the nation.” rubber annually. their boys have been killed in ac­ and soon 17 women were meeting Hutch West Indies in view of the CHAIR nterio'r of Worcester The letter, addressed to R. J. ior Australian officers. ' \\;ashinglon, April 1 .— (IP) 78” length ...... $ 2.79 Sanforized prc-thnmk. Testifying before the Senate tion, rallied behind a rigorous to discuss lhe~welfarc of their "serious pussiliillty” that these Is­ Building Is Destroyed; Thomas, UAW-CIO international Defense Investigating committee, campaign today at the opening of sons. tration suiiporters lands may be invol»ed directly In Tailored Curttuns president, stated: Jones said that this rate of pfb- their national convention, keynot­ The nucleus began expanding new hostilities. Gov. O. J. J. W'ou- • Smart, custom details and suy-put fit said they were the only surc’ivors i offereH/a colAmroniise in the just like the most expensive miide-U^ Church Also Bums. Puts Brake on Production duction could be readily increased ing it with the slogan; “Seal your when Mother Jones wrote to an ters announced today to the Legls- ‘The provisietTin some union if necessary but declared that lips and protect our ships!”- . official Navy magazine for infor­ men who were trapped on New !i Senate "•V'' todavAn “V an effort to | latlve Council. Governor M outers order slip covers. Worcester, Maas., April 7—(ff)— contracts requiring double time or "even with thia production, civil­ The slogan will be one of sev­ mation on sailor life. Her sincere Britain after the fall of RabSul. hVOld a showdown showdmvn at thl.': j said that British troops which pair 3 Way Cushions * woman gueat and fiva firemen other premium pay for week-end ians must conserve tires and rub­ eral spread throughout the coun­ letter was published. Dozens of Shot After Capture ' time upon a weltb^r of propos- | came here last year had left fol- $ 2 .4 9 ere injured today as fire of ua- and holiday work is qpite under­ ber in order to meet our military try by 250 clubs representing 25.- letters came to her, asking about The others, with their hands als dealing with profits, labor i ietermined origin forced 40 guesta standable in peacetime. But in needs. OOio members of the National As­ the little Rio Grande valley club. tiedlieu behind Deiimu th uieir eir backs,oacKa, w ere eii aiiuishot . i .._j ______/ j ___ *______!' He ■■e dindaredu i i i o . r t i the m r ••serious possibll- Given With Cash Sales In Both Washable Ninon Curtains in Cham­ o flee the tbree-atory Mayfair bo- waVtime it puts a brake on pro­ “We have persistently worked sociation of Navy Mothers. Strive to Be Mothers or ba'yonetted to death after they j ^ contro^er-■ uj... further hostlHtie# w as Tears Tell Own Story were captured by a landing party ! SialSiai rioersriders to mthe e $19;212,773,- l-.V (.'i,- proved by the submarine a tta c k s pagne and Deep Beige. An ideal living Dalphine el in their nightclothing. The in- duction. It cause# factories to at the problem of acquiring and In her answers, she said the $ J|[ #39 erior of the building waa destroy- close on Sundays and holidays. It producing rubber,” Jones declared. If enemies have trained their group waa striving to be mothers from a Japanese destroyer, it 260 war appropriations bill. Sena-' in February, These Stores All Day Tuesday. and dining room curtain. ' and damage waa estimated un- helps our enemies.’’ "There has been no delay; on the ears on hotel lobbies with the hoi>e to sailors, Marines and Coast stated. tor McKcllar (D!, T cnn.i, floor iffldaUy at 870.000. ‘Tfie prealdent's message to contrary, .the program has been that 500 visiting mothers will do Guard men away from home, eras­ Leaflets scattered from Japan­ leader for thf .measure, suggested Concedes Defense Minister The most practical pillow made. In color- Mrs. Mildred Cbrtello, 41, a ‘ITtomas came after the - union’s pushed." plenty of talking, they’l-e wasting ing their loneliness and extending ese planes had warned that any that a "sliding scale” of profit lim­ New Delhi, Inula, .April 7— Floral Pattems their lime. Mum’s the word. A who did not surrender would be audevlUe entertainer, suffered a Declares Program Met relief to th eir fam ilies in ca.se of its, previously approved by the Britain has agreed to appoint an Rayon Marquisette ful chintz in all colors. International Executive Board had tear here and there silently tells In An Styles And Colors. ractured leg in a fall from a fire propoaed that for the War’s dura­ Replying to earlier testimony deaths. k fll^ . Senate Appropriations Commit­ Indian as defense minister, Bar Harbor Sets...... $1.00 and $1.98 lacape rope. Others injured and by William L. Batt, chief of the its own story. Four years later, the chib had Each captured Australian offi- tee, be abandoned and that the .Mohammed All JInnah, president Made of good quality cretonne, guaran­ tion individual and family incomes Heretofore st the annual roll ; cer was handed a revolver and one aken to hospitals for treatment be limited to 825,000 a year, in War Production Boaird’e Materials grown into a national association. huge appropriation be passed of the Moslem league aaid Utdnjr. teed washable. A smart floral pattern in ire: Fire Captains Daniel J. call, each mother proudly arose to Mrs. Jones now is national judge bullet and waa ordered to commit *thout this or any of the nii'mer- JInnah said this concenslon waa return for which labor would ac­ Division for a 100,000-ton produc­ tell of her son’s whereabouts and The JW .HALC CORK Tailored Curtains Blue, Green, Rose, and Wine. lahan and William Foley and tion program, the commerce secre­ advocate. I suicide, the atatement said. | ^us pending proposals. nude by the British war cabinet cept non-negotiable defence bonds accomplishmenta. Thia feature haa One of men who escaped. ^^uld W ork Out Details BUY DEFENSE BONDS men Thomas Moore, Hector in liOk of sU overtime pay for tary declared that this program “America today needs mothers in Its r^ y to Indian criticism of MAHOIISTm COHM- Hemmed On Both Sides. renter and Emory Poirlaf. been dropped. I ehammed death when a Japanese | Because the Senate committee more than 40 hours a wook. had tn fact been m et There will be cluaUra of chat­ a t th eir l>e8t,” she says, ”we the original British proposal for Beige and Cream Choreh Damage IM.OOt When the commlaaion's recom­ ahould be ready to make any sac- officer went fallen , already had stricken out a House ____India’s post-w ar IndependoBCO. AND STAMPS Scarcely had the flames in the Today’p UAW-CIO conference ting women around the lobbies. CHAIRS $2-98 of delegates from 000 local unions mendations were turned over to But If the little guy with the big riflee." I bodiea | provision for a flat six per cent | NevertheliM, despite Uila offar aad lOtel been quenched when Are. .'>4” long was called to act on the national the Reconstruction Finance Cor­ ears listens in, he’ll only hear Her Jimmy now is serving his Ths thSuT^sorvivo^ ssW thev limitation which Federal of- renewed efforts by a Lnlted SUMS 4 roke out at the other end of Main poration in the fail of 1940, Jones second hitch in the Navy. ^ ‘5 W, ^ 7 ' fitials said would not work, Me- j envoy, the leader of the Hlndo- itrect in the Elim Free Gospel CIO's recommendation that double mothers discussing . their Red wsiidercd, bleeding from their DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH time waigea for Sunday and holi­ said, there were many unsolved Croaa work. "My husband is so proud of him wounds aim numb from the hor­ Kellar .said that a joint Senate- { All-Indian Congress party express CiilOUSC^SON. hurch. The Interior of the old problems to b« met, but by May he may start a Navy fathers club House conference group would be | d forthright obje<'tlons to other Beverae of Purpose# rors they had seen, for several INC 6 3 ” long CASH SALES TUESDAY! rick atnicture was destroyed with day work be waived. able to work out details on the I phases uf the program, $ 1 .2 9 Noting ihe recommendations of 19, 1941, contracts were entered Oddly enough, this strict silence and give us competition,” she days with their hands bound be­ SOFA mage estimated unoffldally at into for plants with a total capa­ la a reverse of the purposes of the laughs. hind them before they were res­ profits restrictions later. | - . . 0,000. such action by the ClO-and AFL, McKellar ..noted that it would Markets At A Glaaea the president’s letter added: city of 60,000 tons annually. organization, whose growth stem­ Jimmy, who 4* stationed at— cued. (How they escaped waa un- 68*’ long Among the gueata in the hotel OomplOtlBg Neoprene PiM t require approval of two-thirds of Tha Valuable Premiums You Get for Your Green -r"' $ 1 .6 9 Shoold Net Be WtaMfUl med from a mother’s daily chat oops. Mother Jones definitely -explained.) New York, April 7—(4^—• vaudeville entertainers con- In addition, he said, the duPont with neighbors about her Bailor won’t tell—sent thia message “Our hands were fastened and th. Senators present to write any Stocks.^ Mixed; Monday's tally Stampa Make Shopping At These Stores Extra Profit­ itaiW IIAUcoiu $ 5 ^ 9 8 wlth a show headed by "Of course the rolihquiahment company Is completing at Louis­ boy. w|flch will be read at the conven­ we were made up Into parties of provision into the appropriation falters. able. 72” long $ 1 .6 9 Ma n c h is t ir Conn* immy Durante and members of of double time ahould not operate ville a neoprene plant with a Mrs. Emma Jones recalls her tion: ten,” said one of them. bill and that by dropping the “alid- Bonds: Irtegular; lome tails Ailsn’s orchestra. aa a windfall to any employer or capacity of 10,000 tons, and the bsckfence banter IS years ago in “There are some of us who will "Each party was taken into the ing scale” proposal, all others Improve. The eauae of either Are was not McAllen, Tex. She and her neigh­ not come back. But that is .a Col^n: Mixed; New Oilsaaa •miped immediately. 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