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lA p r il 28.— < ^ )— An unofficial Improving Quality ^ Creation o f RivM Re- ish, AniericBn and 1 tabulation of a roll call- vote Machine • Gun Baryms. gime on Soviet Soil SaXL^jSonX |showed that the Rouse voted French Forces Make

today to sustain Governor Also Seen Likely as Re- Steady Progress Today £)aveinport, la., April {Baldwin’s veto on the bill re GrotMls Not . • - ^ A new method of broaOh rifling of sult o f Red Criticism. storing forfeited rights te \ Allied Headquarters, North machine-gun barrels at the Roeg larry E. Mackenzie. Africa, April 28. — — Island (111.) arsenhl is accbmpliahr XJiondon, A p ril 28.— (/P)— iiig^bles American* troojis stormed' ing fen- 83,606/k a Job that Rufiflifin demands for a purge ^ State Capitol, Hartford, and captured three fiercely formerly cp4t |280,d»q, William of the Polish government-in-^'Snvi^i rkffiv.lui Lpril 28.— (A*)— S p e a k e r exile in Lbndon or creation O ffic ia l GoveiTi^ defended hills straddling the BaumbecHf superintend^ of the ^ larold E. Mitchell ruled to- arsenal said today. ■ \ -read to Mateur and Bizerte a rival regime on Soviet .Xoil /Ireient Newspaper Arti- iay that a two-thirdf vote Th broach ayatem, de^oped ah(j the British First.,, Arm y Were expected today by/some^ cle Sighed by ^Uiiion of bf the House was ;>^cessary shortly before the nation w e ^ ta m oii^rt Officially asXi gun motor earriags, la an all-purpose ISe’ mm. gun battled/ for a commanding, war, alsa ia increasing productih third party obseryerA^ih the - override Goverhor Bald- jectito i ’’ •y ^pbile, th is slugger among gTiins can throw a 95-pound and Improving quality, Baumbec /.vvi** 1*”.°*^ tham 10 miles, can level fortifications, knock out tanks, or heavy" cruisers One man light of' criticism 4L the gov- Polish Patriotfi’ Head. height a t Medjerda village, II milea weqt of Timia,/it waa an- win’s veto of the bill restor- aald in an address prepared fOr de- ^above) inspects the breech while th e^e^c le ts the line of lire in the sights. (U. S. Army photo ™ ernment in Lon^n by' the 21 ig elector’s rights to Harry livery to the spring convention of Moscow. AprU 28—(C)—Soviet nounced « t Nulled ^adquartora Ruaaian press. Im^ying the 410s- today, as AUled/foriees faanamered Mackenzie,' and after: a the American Society of Mechani- slbllity of crea^h of'/ 4 Polish Russia’s official government news- cal Engineera. against the tcnae^sly defended p io f debate the Houee ouatained military or ^idiHical organization paper. Izvestia, pubUshed ail aril- ‘The greateat factor involved in but weakening .^ itf bridgehead in ^ e ehalFa ruling. Mitchell'a nU- (is Hopes in the Soviet Union, ap article in cle today signed by Wanda Fasi- Tunisia. / \ ng waa challenge by Rep. Her- this broach meUxkl is that four Izvestia, Semqt government news- machines are being used to produce 58,000 Coal Miners levakayi, president of the "Union .Make “ Steady ProgbHa” ert Wanderer (R ) of Bethel, foi- paper In/Moocow, by Wanda Vasi- ^-townaman of Mackenzie, for 1,300 barrels per day at a coat of .FoodOutp ievakayk, pfeaident of the "Union of Polish Patriots," in which she The British First anpoint, and did not give any author- yesterday. Suatalaed hy Voice Vote machines against 320 square feet for the old equipment. Close in1 Four States.StiitM . “ftom Moscow reporting on this ity to thla-government. The Americ^ans under LicuL IA voice 'Vota, however, auo- Spirit of ‘Danin Article and ^ editorial in Fravda, "The broach so developed by “The present govemment/inder- Gen. George 8. Patton, Jr., clean- ned " Mitchell'a contention that Communist party organ, on the took the functions of ren^ants of ed Col. Gen. Jurgen Von Amim'a . Rock Island ia -not particularly a Torpeiloes; Go Ahead’ Waahington, April 28.— R s ils T ttrffetSars ace the conetltution provided Russian-Polish crisis, said: the Polish government/^at fled northern Germans and Italians out lo forfeited rights bilU require a novel tod, but a series of hOok lA^K-More than 58,000 softf, - "It ia difficult tomato how the from Poland.— the ^Idz-Smigly of Djebel Dardyss and occupied yo-thlrdo vote XorToriginal paa- New York, April 2fi—(>P)—War Soviei imion can sVer resume re- (Contbined on Psga Four) coal Xminers gtayed away government of the September de- important hifeh ground. ^ e , the aame proViaion held in Food Administrator Chester C. i v i . j - Start Fir^ and S^erely lations with the present Polish feat of Poland.'-i ' Another contingeht, pushing Insidering whether the • meaaure Davis, declaring farmer, are do-' V goyernnient." ^ ' * dispute l^eatening to devel- DaniBg[e WarehoiWg at IMarshal Edwaril Bmigly-Rydi toward Jefna station, 28 milea lould be re-paOWl over the veto. /- I ing spring planting Ir the Ameri- This view gained increaring sup- —his compoum^ames have been southwest of Bizette, swept the ] Governor ^ Id w in termed the can spirit of "Damn the torpedoes; ; .'p ,, f f h Buytiiff Port; Hits port in the London, press aa^rime used aiternat^y over s long period enemy off Djebel El Azzag north, f unfolded in the Waterbury Ar Minister Churchill: and Foraign WaiGel go ahead,” expressed hope today I ° c the ossible/use of of years—waa ehlef of Poland’s of Jefna and- also toqk Djebel El piracy trial “ a sordid tale of ^I^de on Engine She Secretory Eden worked closriy Army and waa among the Polish protect Ajred, just U the soutAwest of tho ^Utic^^ manipulation” in a mes- this year's-food output would top AS guari / i- .■ — .With United States olTicais in an govern merit’s chiefs who fled into last year's record. ;,tn e who m ig atation. These two knobs com- .oefit to the General Aaembly ane Gas 08 want to New Delhi, India, '^April 28—i/P) ^ o r t to straighten out the situa-. Rumania in September 1939, after mand much of the approach to- vetoing a bill restoring In a speech prepared for tbel work was heard fA toines bega: tion following the breach of rela- the\German inva.sion. —United States Liberators deliv- Mateur, the important Axis cross- ' r’a righto to H airy'D . Mac- general session of the 31st annual | closing down one after\nother/tn tions between Soviet Russia and Dbqe^lbed as "Brokriri Man” roads 16 milea^o the east of Jefna. / |naie, one of the principala in meeting of the United States: Pennsylvania, Kentucky, iVlal ered, another heavy/ blow at Ran- Supply Asked the Pqllsh government-in-exile. (The marshal was Interned in Djebel Dardyss taken by Ameri- scandal and for years a top- Chamber of Commerce, Davis said and-West Virginia goon. . chief port in Japanese-oc- For the second day In succession ,RumanIa'''arid refugees who saw farmers are "taking a patriotic I iv^t RcirardMi . . cans In their northern thrust la ■i^ Republican chieftain. cupied Burma, starting fires and th e ’primdx^lriister devoted prac- him there dracribed him as a "bro- about seven milea from the west- . ' the first veto mesaage sent chance for America" by planting ' tv.* w*” 2" **'t*'" tically all me time to the problem. ken m an ."'IX December 1940 he Ickes Asserts Many in every posisblc acre although fat^ ^ ^ o r Board took „ severely damaging warehouses in ern shore ' of. Lake Achkel, the m# .Republican chief executive was reported tb/iave fled from a ed with shortags^ o f labor and ma- 'hearings; as ye the vicinity ofAhe central railway Polish CabhMt Session Called westernmost of two lakes wbirii High Authority Fail chinery, /■ / ' walkouts were not officially Rumanian prisorri camp after his stretch to Bizerte'. y (OontlniMd on jPage Tea) Xjation on Monday, a United After PremieXwiadyslaw Sikor- arrest by authorities Investigating Understand Import Davis waq iinable to be present' ' 'K^i-de^ as strikes, Stotes Army Air Force commUni- skl and Acting ^ re lg n Minister espionage plots, arid thereafter One Of Main pefenmes p j to the press of duties in V^sh- ! -John L,. /Lewis promised que'4Uuio,iinced today. Count Edward Racriynski confer- appears to have disappeared from Barren-top Ed Djebel Ajred, red at No. io Downing Street, the ance of Gas Program. ing-lon, but__ his-— talk------was- readr^ d bybv 1 .h*® Unitgd Mine workers Medium bombers also attacked the news. nick-named Bald hill by the Brit- DepUto Administrator /William Wuld not w6rk after midnight raUwayviAigets at' Thazi junction Polish cabinet was callbd into ses- ish, is one of the main deferiaea Friday unless their demands were sion. \ ^ Cl^sterday Poli.sh circles in f Washington. April 28— iJP\ ~ Byrd. X 70 miles 'spilth of' Mandalay, and Washington were described as ex- guarding . the approaches to . Sharing the prograig' Were Rear met and ,4he full WLB debated Diplomatic quarters aaiX the’y Petroleum Administrator ^ckeq' scored hits\on the engine sheds, pressing a fear that the I^olish- Mateur. Djebel Azzag flanks Greex lla M BuUettiiB qt the u n Win) Admiral Etiiory S. Latid, chaimvan whether/that constituted outright warehouses, h e ig h t yarda and believed a provisional formu^ ha) Waterbury, April 28— (d*l—Cart Prepare for ■ Battles.' Childrei^' Are Killed. " this governor said, that Heliendrung, 72, was jtainfully I her hUBbsad "oslled qiT' the Oakland, Calif., April 28—(J>)— ■ ■/ ■ — : - lansioli biirned about the face and- hands and gave Um -s ebiiatoe to A Navy" twin-engined transport Tr^ury Balance Moscow, Apri. 28—i/pi— Izves- Clevelantl! April De- when gn oil stove he was lighting, Losses Ahqve, to another a tn ^ bd would plane nosed irtto a hlH 10' milCa ‘flra officials said, exploded in the tia, the -official., newspaper of the stnictiory was reckoned in excess RwUdr child. The governor .Soviet union, called on. the Red Seen Checked east of the Oakland airport and Washington, April 28—i/Pi—The kitchen of hts home this moniing. of $1,(K)0,0x- with second and thini degree office here, and Hammnck King Believes Sub Men- of the ten men-aboard, and seri- pendUares.- 1361.424.782.23; nej. Offing." northeastern Ohio,, killing two., ously Injuring the other two. burnli, his conditiqq is -not Seriouf; The plea came as the Red Air children, injuring more than 150 [he would send an liivesUgator balance (11.224,303,496.34. authorities said. ' govemor’a office. ace in Atlantic Will Newsmen visiting the scene to- Force carried on intensive attacks Exceed Coii8tru(*tibii of other persons, and dama^ng near- ' • • •• day under Naval guard found the in force against German communi- ly 2,000 home.s and several war Be / Controlled Soon. Merchant Ships Laat Down 10 Jap Plaaeo - binned fuselage pancaked on the cations and maintained ita sky su- plants. , ' . ■ "sg, April 28. — PP)— hillside with botli wings sheared perlprity over the KutMn region of Yea/ bv Million Tons. Many homes auid ,bam‘e caved In, fightara wsro reported ' New York, April 2 S ~ i/e h - Ad- off, . . - the Caucasus. roofs were carried away like leaves tq have alMii down miral EirticiM J. King, commander The explosion scattered bodies All along the lengthy front, Rbd and .^wer lines'were thrown 'put plaaes out of a force in chief of the United States over a 66-foot area.. Clipped tree Civilian Employes^ _ Air Force fighters and bombers Washington. April 28— — The o f operation iii ’ the Cleveland, which attacked Kunming, fleet," says the expansion of Jap- trunks and tom earth indicated the presaed their attacks lagainst the Navy department says that total Akron and » ‘iemont areas. "• ship had skidded a like. distance German lines aqd to Oie rear .in - Allied merchant ship losses ex- :.of .Tunnan province, soutli- anese forces in the Pacific has Orphans Crushed To Death from the point of' impact. ~ * dicating they were providing a ceeded known constructioii 'last ■ China, Hilo morning. been checked and that he helievm •IVo Akron Orphans—'Richard ■wkOa, to the TaUteug monn- . - Headed Into Airport" heavy mauling to German forces year by more than/a million tons the submarine menace \,in the A t- ? B u y i n g W a r B o n d s —but stresses that the figure was Paternostor, .12, and' Anthony aceiw of the bitterest fight- lantic should be -under- control The plane waa headed into Oak- being brought up as reserves for Fembach.-.' 9,--were crushed to> obtained iby subtracting Incomplete' (7hina in ipany' months, a within the next four to six months. land airport and apparently on the * . * ' future operations. -iMoatly Artillery DueUing construction statisUca. from._com- death as raging winds demolished 1 eommnaique said JapaaeOe •Speaking last night at a dinner beam. A wlngtlp scraped near the Washington, April 28-^fl^)—The half a million civilian The current land fight atill waa plete loss records. a barn near Medina. . ’ •lukye shown signs sf meeting of the. United States top of the l.SOO-foot cUff, spinning ; C. G. Aridriis, government, the craft to earth. employes of the Navy are buying war bonds at a rate of mostly aitillery dueling. In a statement issued last night, ■g.**'. Chamber of Commerce. King said: rrieteorologiat at (Seveland, aald* " If It had been only 30 or 40 .m ore than $16.000.<)00'a month, the heatl o f the N avy Heavy sheUirig was 'going on the Navy emphasized £ha't while ■ Ins-aaloB WOrry Needless Now from the Kuban delta, in the the figures Involved did not'Include four separate tornadoes swept over ■ I s f G a s B l a s t "In December of ld41 we were feet higher or about the same dis- bond drive reported today. _ tance farther west it would have Novoroaaisk region, to the Volk- "new construction by all of the A l- the city, 'riieir pajha wereahort April 28—(J>)—Mrs. apprehehaive—both the miUtaty in d narrpw, nSU their power waa B. Boo4 about 88, died In missed the hill.” said Cari Bigefow, With the recently authorized exten.sioii of the cam- hove tront southeast of Leningrad. lied nations." they did include ,all and the civilian populaGoA— Oakland Tribune photographer (The Gettiian radio aaic* (3erman merchant ships lost- not riierelj^ concentrated on the east and west explosion that ooaaideraUy jvhetber the western hemisphere paign to include Naval personnel; Capt. G. A. Eubank, sides he added. . - |«d the kitchen of haf home ,pdio was one of the flrgf civilians Stuka (ormationa caused heavy those sunk by submarines would be invaded. We don't to -reach the scene. the N avy’s coordinator for war bonds, said total sales casualties anion?' Russian columns The announcement came after a ITie meteorologist' declared the this afteraooa. She was worry about that now. The ex- Bodies Badly Burned of tends in the Navy fife expected to te considerably preparing yesterday to attabk* the conference between Secretary of area wag' fortunate to have es- on arrival at Waterbury pansion of the Japanese forces Axis Kubain bridgehead, and that caped with no great looo of life, as Fire and poltoe effi- Bigelow said many of the hod- more than double the. $104,000,000 mark o f 1942. tho Navy Knox and Senator Ralph haa been, checked.” lea were badly burned. One of the Soviet aupply bases on the Sea of O. Brewster (R., Me.) of the Sen-- the '*rornado waa death-dealing who responded to an alarm He added that "just as we are injured men waa able to talk to The expanded p ro ^ m started April 1—just before AZOV coast also were' heavily ato War Investigating committee. in ito intensity." anpioatoa pushed the confronted with the submarine bombed. Nursing superviaora and disaster stretcher bearers toho carried Mm - "the Se^nd W ar Loan drive billeially got under way— ind ' -Might Change Picture •d the dwelUag several menace in the Atlantic, so Are the 4 (H ie Gsmiaii broadcast, reiwrd- '* The Navy’s statemenL‘aimed at. workers are. being sent to both eatward. and Mew out two down the steep inellna; fH e tucked Japanese confronted with 4. s«8- both hands under his head and Captain Eubank said preliminary reports indicate an ed by The Asaoctoted Press, ds- clearing up conflicting atatementa CSevelaad and Akron, , ‘WiniaBi An. Inv'estiFaUoH is amazing” respqn.se. clared that 44 Russian planes were by the. committee and . Secretory Carl Hunt, manager of the Amert- iiOoatlaaed mt fags fftoax (OoattaiMd ¥Nlo Xtoai jy - : X Twnj) (Conttuod ea Page Zw »i ICeaUmwl toi | M « . ■;'-V -'--X' '-'r •-\%y *■ -

-V^ ' j f '"y- •/' A- - ',7- r V WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2B.XMS v ;JHANUHB5TEK ’EVEJNING l^ALD. MANOTiSTER,^NN., T^DNESDAY. A # ^ MANCHEST^RnK'^NTNG herald. rHESTER.rt!f \ ;x PAGBTITrtie) \ ----- .W O '.------— V ------r— —— Hbiisa^today by Mrs. "Red! T" s I good condition of^Kr clothing on street, teatifyin severe ton ^ e laahlfi^x to Dr. N-est of,>foacow, where approxi- [ sgle. In fact, fnany hbw hats and gether with a message «x(... 'toab he.saw JBk^ , [a^e Hoiae^ Her governor stating hi* ObJeettons Is Bdtiiid MSycr ChapUi Ih^dpeo cofirt f^fallure KJPITH^S i mately IpO Germane.were said to irrciicy ^Rockville ! aorpe new shoes had beeh ilooated, Sere n ity of SwediP hitt and coat and to file, an autopsy report with the steady haycibeen slain in patrol sklrm- ; A ouija board proved IbXi* a it) While he did not! make ' the At ffo lUftie. he said, .w. ujr I.,ewis H. Chapman court, A procedure demanded a M ual iahee. draMdrtg' card. Before its actual^ Bill Is Vetoed message public laat'jnght, he ak^ move Bis hat or oOat, ahfi Kirby *49, Rockville Are Filling ".r, at his evening press conference that To Gr&nd Ji Maasachuietts atatutos. Buaaian arUllery also wa* ac- Seen As sale, niany cuatomers *«pJoyed' did hot olrike a blow, but merely [>in sdid he understood toe ml P^Check tive south of Balakleya, deB^olish- try at ItsXsiu'prlaiiig iWedictlorta. (OonttnoMl from Page One)' vNot H it By T e nsio n '> to sign It would be "against public I to detood hiniaelf. Majewaki policy” ’ — Ingito re>Ply only in aubtoobUe ing several enemy blockhouses apd This year tlie sale commltl** has he tried tri break up the light, deathax - * ' ExfifH 200 Units 1o B p marine, menace , in the Pacific." Ward to 'B aldw iiii C a rrie s Out He added that he regarded the RpL^t Edgar^ Former diaperaing and partly wiping out a Nalioir* OiiJy liftorpsl j(I Siiriials a aimilariyjfine'stock of artihlea toM'the pair to g o home, but after Ball OFS3.000. furnished by the company of German infantry', tpC The. .s^ vices (m .the Volnon-Sil- Th^e was evidence,. Admit-ai-King I People Lean to Allies Sfand Opposing Mac- conspiracy charge to which Mac- turnli^hls reck hrere Kirby fall Cheney I B ^ e r * <^6m Oppiipipil Sonii; ;'| !4 .3 p a D a y ; O th er kenzie pleaded guilty a serious one I^lin^ester M an, Held defendant, waa (jontinued. x JiP commpnique said. , /i'o F’rointilP linglOD 'League ip lids .ehmmunitX said, ” ljiat the Japartese are badly,' YMCASchedi and foimd him lyingr dn "the pave- , Ten enemy blockhouses a;Cir dug- pUiclied for ships." < ' ,x ' But SympiiUiy W ith kepzie, Restoration. and he felt that too little rime had I plele Arrkpgenicnl^r Heard are,m ade possible-h.V^Jhe receipts \ Fainiii^-'l^lLPre, Rooiii^i Up 30 CeiitH. ,O n S e rip u s C h a rg e . ment. 'X' Th'e hormon^ outa wefp reported ' destiuyed dy ] For .. All io !$liarp. ; Concerning the. Americyp p()sl- elapsed since he completed* his jail ,^wa* invented by .V from this annual .sale, Xlpn-parti-* Pre - Nari Carmans; Toni sentence.. V . ' , -Judge Qn^ifield adminlatered a Benjamin f -. New Sy§tem .\ 'ilovlet artillery fire wejat of san inforniatlon is dlstribitted and tion In the Atlantic, Com- 9:30, Soroptlihlat p a stin g and Ytartforil, April 28.—(45—Sum- thVs;^^units at raander in chmf said-fliat within_ C onform ln^to a ,)^'neral in- Springfietd,. Mkas., April 28 -L toiKpn the Don. • ,/•’ Wa.shinptort. April ^8- v P ' diBcu.wed on subjects sucK aii gov- Almost Carefree Life. dliinar. , x ” ' montog^ Secretary of State Fran- He did not Jndidate whether he ' '- • — ^— \ HtM-kvjlle Orfprd Vdlage, located i>hC[he west- the next four six months' crease in other hospitals . In 'the would act likewise on similar (Special) —Robert?^, Edgar, 96. iT • With th* U*u«nc* ofvthe next A:— — The Trea.sury's monetary experi ernment. economics. ' fotTigrl .pol- 9:80, Dinner, iM ughtsrs.cf Isa- ces B. ftedlpk back to toe capltoI of 96 Calhoun streaL -.who carac icy, education, and .social welfare. ern part oKfhe town between,West American shipping lowea will be State, the Mai^hcstgr Alemorinl beUa. ” ^ V measures to'rtstore, toe rights to j^yroll at Cheney Brotheia em- credited with dCvelopyt^ 'he jult* Tk^iifiisi^n ill A ll (EditoFa Note — For 189 here three years ago fpvm Man- \ Meetings,at which' well-know,n Jpenter atreehyand Hartford Ipjiqd. reduced .to. such ah extent that hospital will Jticrease Its general 7:30-9;8(k^^Badmlnton, Pratt A laat night, Q ^ , Raymond E. jSald- Charles E. Williamson, Mackenzie's Bli^eea w)l| be paid la cart \ Amertcafi plan for po.st-'ivar cur- •we cajv'Mand Uiem and Still ex- year* Sweden haa remained former politicai ally, and to John chester, Conn., was bound over to \*' Drive.Stepped , FlriiP Siffiiul. .\ 'x » .s'peakerii ofthn appear are held bn ai'CvnoW oC'cupdHr This is a gov'H^ daily ratci^to patients effectlv'e quietly at home and, unlike Whitneygtoup win handed hci; thp measure' Which the grand jury by Judge 'Vi'iUlam atud of by checH M at rency stabillxation d^ared today the sanie fields of .Interest.;' the pailil'-fhe war effort overseas." ''' ^jaOjAilx open bo wl ing .alleys. wduld have restored votlhfe rights Crary and Thomas Shannahan, Local banka and bualneaa ho^e* thai this country's only Interest is .emmSijt project "imd-the first of Its May li U(e board of trustees an- the Vllclng forebears o f her Democrats, also convicted In th^ J. Granflekl In district court yes- ftockville, Apni-.ilS, .liSpei' general public is invited to attend r i ; pedple, her hands have been to Harry MackenMe—yrtoed. teiday after he hgd found probable have been notlfled to thia Up in Town to promote general pro.speritY- in, these meetings. The League Is al- kind to be opened ms^Mqnchester. -r- V nounced today. . i -. Thus the govemby. carried out same case but given lighter sen- irj .Binca they have been prlbcipally The sur^-Jse air raid\test turned to th e , purairits of- tences. cause following heaiiug on a X. which all n a tit^ can .stvate,' vVa.va ready to provide Information With the exception of atx'families 'fhla action was taken only after p e a m .T ^ people attll ttve la his statement that h* ^ u ld oppose \ involved In the cashing of checks "We canbpi ignore the tnipor- The governor’s veto came on the charge of manaiaughtfer. Tneaday evening found a richer the public from local and state EasteriiStar co)iBiUerable thought and 8"ludy. mannerly quiet, ex- restoration of rights td the once Result of ^ s t Fight foi* that flfm. / ^<^''^ance to t i ^ f proipolihg prosperi- who lived in Mapeheat’eC *pd, were 'Considering alLof the Tketors which Blackqut Test eve of the final day allowed him “Buy Bontl" of the air raid peraonnel receiV:eiving and national files ... \ ' cept by oie amall upMta powerful I^pfiblican leader who Edgar pleaded not guilty to the / Aerantementa have been com- ty in olkrr coimtries as well' a.s ; Card Parly evicted under 0 ‘PA rules, alnaf the have a beariiig on the admihis- pleaded g u ilty 'to, pnrtlcipatlon in under the law to act on the pleted with Mercer and Dunbar, | inatruction. i'n the uae of ga.-i occupants of the hpiusca are rrpm brought to ..their door* ' measure. charge which gtow odt o f the Be Painted 'll A i r q f our mv'iT" said Harry D. White. masks, and they quickly .reported The d^pckville.'Emblcm (diib will tration of t)ie hospital. global war. 'and, normalcy the WaterbuiT million dollar graft ’innered car aervice of Hartford to j out of town. . Darke^ State scandal. ,' death of William F. Kirby, SB, of (iireidnr of , monetary resean h. to their posts. hold a pdhlir ! *rd party this eve- The ipci'cases announced bring the rule as the '^vejmmenL 112 Tyler street. Police charge V 4 Huge F%^.s and Count* handle the payroll. The Cross e must learn the fun'Ua.nfental ning at th>v Elks Home with Mrs Government Rulek, the general ward rate, from $3.50 itefums. To Assembly ''Hearing On (Plvll Service Bill Diatrlbuted at Plant The tost waa termed "fairly aat- Any per.sOn living In Mafichester prepares as beat It cap for any Edgar *tnick Klrbiy in a flst fight ttiltt. that prosperity, like'xpeace. | Marguerite Rpeves of- Wlndsorvllle a d i^ t o $4.50 and an increase o f trouble. Following 1s the first So the itieasure now returns to . le.ss .Model n. check with a Hartford bank to ,aary for the air raid wardena in factory, or any work that has the., houSes Nad passed It by the 're* tinguished Kemi^UfffRiH‘9 pfe to be paUUed with the admoni- White; a former economic s a number .Of ihatahees to ask a.sslated by Mrs." Josephine, Dower, ^ent ill Hartford dn u{(i private rooms. , •> her status.) Stisrupt^, Umler Sim* Judiciary ^committee announced pavement, striking his head and At Special Low PH^es Now. cover each payroll and Mercer and fessor at' Harvard, expressed be- Mrs. Helen Vliicvnt. Mrs: Ann Ffca- approvalnf the government, cannot Semi-priVHt. and private rooms I qilired tevo-thirds majority. Wheth- jreterday thal> it will conduct a Dufibt^ will handle the caah, the, tion "Buy -Bonds'.’ in sn effort to householders to extinguish their take the nquaea if he has ly b ^ la j was nished Cd Mercy hospital lief In the 'giirrent issue of Ui\ herty and Mrs.'Alice Heint*.- Day. a .the hospit.al will range after! By John Colburn iilHed Raid er it can or will be overridji^n by a puftltc hearing tomoiTow, on threfi where he died the 17th. Dr. W. A. StuffinK of pay envelopes and, dia- dghts, as they did not hear the novi' considered-livable quarters; ‘ A j simple majority or whether the Open 'Thu rs. and Sat. further the Second War Bond American economic review that Kirehs. For- the same Ji'oasdn, Lion's'CTub, 9 A.May 1 from *5 a da), to $11.50 a| Stockholm, April 28—(45—Swe- bill.s ly^lfying the state civil serv- R. fTiapln, medical examiner, re- trfbutlon at the plant. Kmplbyeea only by' cooperative planning now man who has'a.wife and one'child ) day, it .was annuunced today. two-thirds vote is requlfed has not ice systCiTi. including the one to re- Will fall In line with each depart- campaign now in progress. The lights burned throughout the prac- The ROekville Lions Club will . Harmnd, April 28'.—i/Pi—p ear- Hen continues the even tenor of B y T h V A s s o c ifit ^ PrelS^' ported death due to a reactured Master Painters Association ot can the world esciipc severe mon- hold a meeting this evening at who is living IP-a three room, aparU yet been made Clisar.. ' move the state personnel director ment aa the armored chr / service tice’^^outaide of the city limits aa mei^ that he considered but a tem- ly 600 delegates,'past matrpfis and her A surprise blackout, toe first in skull and lacerations of thf brain Manchester at a epecial meeting etar.v dl.stuitaanres, in the post- 6:15 o'clock , at the') Rockville way despUh- di'scerhible ten- The veto will be ahnounced to rive the cireslficdClSMlflcd service Michael Majewskt- attendants arrive and receive th^ir the Signals were not heard. . ana ..poMjtry home, ia, not classified as past patrons Of thexEaate^n Star months, threwKlhe entir^ata'te of ot LIhden held laat night at thh home of war era. '. House. Loswes Above lion In official circlea over reli------——------_i payiiaehta dliwctly in cash. residents had no way of knowing being entitled to the use of one of were present this mcmplng for the (Johnectlcut into darknert last .lames Dickson voted to offer their We cannot hope fur .io.und re- that Ihexhlackout was in progress. . Birth Jona with Germany. This will be of cdnaiderable con- the houses." opening of the 69th ^nnubl ses.siorr night for almost ni^ ah hou^ services In doing the lettering.. covery in internallolial economic, There wS" also some contusion Mr. and Mrs. Clinton (diarter of Shackled 'economically but Un- venience to employees as well aa The way in which the applica- of the Grand '(5hapter of Oqnnecti/ For ten mlnUtesN from 9:3\ to to local banka and busineaa houses. The Master Painters plan to get life s'i long as the germs of mon- aa to the all-clear signal, house- (his city are ^he parents of a son tions are now being received and touched by the devastation of a 9:42 p. m., the norm*! life of out bright and early, in the morn- etary instability infect a large born on Sunday at the Johnson cut at Foot Aluaiil Hall. var which haa made itaelif felt state waa completely dim pled There have' been several times holders putting on their lights passed upon makes it appear that The Grand Chapter was W lod When, the caah-on-hand in a num ing to do the painting* so that they part of the world." he said. when the streW lights went on, Memorial Hospital. it will be but a short time before pround the world, toe people live der a aimtilated "red’\ o r raid a minimupi of in- to order at 10 o'cUick by^intor her of local stores was practlcally-lw-ill meet writh a minimii^m Intelligent .Adjustment Needed FuneraKinursday Pot-LOck Supper all of the 200 units are occupied almost carefree life In spite of alarm, and in scores of tohms and JI -x, tfaplated because of the cs-shinif of W erehce by pasiersby. Each "Only an intelligent adjustinent The funeral of TH.rs. Anna Golde A pot-luck supper and commun- Past Grand Matron . M r^ Mar^- JCnox. left opeVthe possibility thatl 'ration in g and critical coal, cities, civilian defense volunteera r . daplated------and. in nearly every case they will L,ear of Thomp.sonville,‘ and Grand ®A”! painter will be allotted a particu- of exchange rates to the new in- Underwood. .56, wift of former ity social will 'TO held orv Friday be taken by people who have not the picture mignt be cohsiderablyl pit ahd-jTtbber ahortages, went torough the morions ofOpm. , ./ Cheney pey checks. Matron Mrs. Lai.ira R Gorham of lar section in which he'will do the ternational Economic position in Alderman Underwo^. who died evening^at 6:30 p. m. at the Ver- lived in Manchester. changed if all construction statla-| Tyfrii^-Sweden’s Isolation batting bombs, fires and sabotei "7^ painting. the, post-war period can provide a non Center Congregational church. Norwalk and Gratid Patron J. tics were available. The modern” Swedlsh houiwwife, -Jockey Gone DrIU "Good^. \ at her home 10 Orchard street on nartly attired, bfeycles her way , ; - r — - '.-j flrrnVoundation on which to bUlld Tuesday will be held oh Thursday There will be an eptertainment Hull Manwanng o f New London The "'-elatemcnt said that the State War Administrator Ed- Dec^isive Fi«rlit a high, level of world trade and progritm followlng.^the'supper. q,nd associate graqd officers ware conferenfcg^ cleared up ” a number to a bridge party. ’Tlih-'Masant For Now--AhJAD Summer afternoon at two o'clock at the |armer feeds his stock on Btoato ward J. Hickey, who saw previous prosperHy." . ' Tornadoes Hit received in form. of factors 'In the confusing *ltua-| Get Into cotton nowf^ Look your crispest, pntt- lJuld Funeral Hoine. Rev:. H. B. ' A cdvic welcome was extended lenulose ' They t^Ifv''swed«i^1^^’'°‘‘‘"SwedenA “ commls- / Seen Police Court That iir-why. he said, Secretary Olmstead. ragtor. of St. John's tion cpnvernlhg submarine lo Oest self wherever you .gn. See our Seersnekers, by Govemo'r Baldwin and an East- ' ______MorgenthaiK, has invited 37 na- Episcopal church wlU, oftlciat^ iSight Fliers \ Part of Ohio It added that ttmre -wiia "nO gfieat) ns. but also reflect the teVfnr^f overthat, toe drill hhd, been "good" smooth Chanibrajs and gay Ginghams. All laun- tions to sendNlnanciai technician.^ ern Star welcome by Mrs. Lillian difference in tnK Navy and th fiona, but also reflect the tenijir .of '/ (Om Um |M fbom Pag* Om ) Burial will be in Grove Hill ceme- Swedish ways and her tendency although it'hgd been a surprise to der fresh as ne»*. Thomas Morrison of 37 Whitney here to dlscusV. with White and Mellor, pilsl matron of Storer commitiee ligur?»ltor 1942” all but a few tdi^ctfflcials. V tery. Die ill ('rasli (Continued rrom Page One) ! chapter of West Harlfbi'd, • cling to life aa usual 'despite NO. I - / ' •Tfctwight do: . ,kMpitar In New Rochelle. N. Y., helped police keep citizens away Middletown and Graml rreasurer aggregate, "the new c^atrucllpl theiv. lights. / immit whlrt *u*hc*d three German To' Get- Licenses Iral.Park. A large and varied se- Witnesses saiil .seven A<^re licad I Despite , the wrar at her doorstep ilmacaan or "Boy"-styles. Sizes was found dnnk on the sidewalk from live electric wires.-find escort- Miss M. Louise Ginand o f Bridge- built by the United Jgtatei ap| pd troubles o f her nejghbora, Chire Air Raid , Warden James ^ morUr battorias an^ IdUed a numr' lection of merchandise ^ to be\on at the crash scene, loailirig to the conoN ^tp 42. Keep an eye on Mother’s in front .of the L. T. Wood Ice ed p^estrians through debris , and art continue to com- J. CurUn^ said in. Waterbury tjiat l!3iambray h*r « f Naai Ihfantryinfn, but m ^ - sale. This Includes Citlldren’a assumption that on* man died at port. Great Britain.’’ *Day!' Nothing better than one of plant on Blasell strMt Monday The'-.Civilian Defense personnel There will be a banquet and ball - .Secretary Knox, ^kt a press, cp Ypr attention with tnnber, he would urge toe local War Coun- ttoaad Mo othar oporatton*. There are but two and a half women’s, and men's clo.lh(nfe^ some Oak Knoll Naval hospital, where cil to recommend adoption of ah''' these "Extra 'Special ” Coats. B*|i*rt A r t n ^ In evening and was lliied -110 and days left for drivers to get their Of which is new. Among the .n;iis-. was called out in six districts to at Hotel Bottd tonight. - ference the follpixing day. chaj atch and paper Industries. '• costs and was given a suspended the injured were taken. help in the first actual emergency The anniial” rtcction.-^of otliccrs lehged both flie million-iton-pei From the^brthern Umberlanda audible '‘all clMr," dropped when FROCKS Dresses' IntanntttMit artillery exchangee 1943 driving licenses according to celianeous items are: Furniture. plane, alniqal .scraped the the Army unim m warning code and raomuialsaance activity wee jatl sentence of 15 days and placed Chief Cnerk Jerii*y Ledwlth in I .since the organization was set up will b* held 'np.irsday morning month loss Wte and the comr Itoe KatteghAtoe country Is mo- Other Tweeds and Navy Coats IbriC-a-brac; jew'elry, lami'S. pib^ ridg^ B« it' flew over the care- used for wrar. But toe Army of was adopted early, this year. reported on the Smol front I oft probation for »lx months. • charge of the Motor Vehicle de-1I tores, linens, phonograph records, in 1941. Auxiliary-•police and fire and at the afternOon session the tce’ii conclukion that los.se.s ,riia Jal4®r s house at-Chabot dam, a men, members, of the U. S. Naval buslncsa of the scssibnBsu>n willwj be con- exceeded /constructibn. 0,000, described ak'one of toe In New Haven, Mayor John W. $1.5^ to $1.98 From $14.98 partment’i sub station at the Le- and magazines such as "Life’’ and part of the Oakland city water best forces for' It* use in toe Murphy also commented that he Extra si^Es ....,82.98 ^ I* U O gion home oh "' Leonard street, the ’Reader'? Digest” T h e sale is Reserve,' Boy Scouts antf'-emerg cluded. nystem. said Mrs. VV. (^roshong. ency motor transport, ittilities and brld. Will not fight except to de- had seen many people who were yealerday there were l058 Issued being planned and managed by a At the evening .ses.sio'h the new / slow In reaching air raid shelters. Cotton \ T ,'.9t wife of the t*.retaker. i public works squads patrolled fhe officei-s wilj be installed 'k|\’ Paist nd the^ democracy whibb 'tbfe JAMS . . . fllR which was approxinjately one half committee, working under the Gen- ’Then," she added” "it appeared, ^edea date back to the 14th cen- "There is a distinct possibility o f the 1942 total issued then. A eral Chairmanship of Mrs E. Fen- stricken areas, and the-Red Cross Grand Matron .Mrs. Dorothy J. td hit a ' .set of high-tension wires ?tood ready to aid any Victims. tbat we might have a. fhat.. air trifle over 6.500 were given out, ton Burke. This includes: Mias Labenskv of New Lonikm. rald.<’^he declared, "preple ahduid strung near, the dam and crashed FTve Injured hy Deliris -here is every desire not to BRUNCH COATS $1.98 last year. Edith Casati. telephone' .solicita- to earth in k- little valley below. I eak the record of 129 peaceful not take anything for grant^ 'S tions; Mrs. J. Everett North, mer- The Tiffin and Norwalk areas 'The office here will remain open jiaw a huge flai^ of flamf .*’ I » i • * *. ^ am which began after her war these day* and'the minute they tomowow and Friday for people chant solicitations; Miss Natalie 1 : D fmm I reporUd damage estimated pl aV in g hear thetolue signal they should ‘H-’; Reports Plans th Denmark. X- living in Manchester, Wapplng Ide. collectioris. Mrs. Albert RfcK O a S d " r t ' took ”S e T f I .3100.0^. 1r,,ing debri, inured onarohy Actually Democrat^ start moving toward a public air and Mrs Charles* McCarthy.' ar- T; , ^ at least five persona in the Tiffin # raid shelter." , and Bolton Contrary to, wh*t the wreckage loday.\ , ^.^y. ^ i he monarchy of 85-year-oId "'dir waa publi.'jhed ye.sterday. the office rangement and pricing of articles; For Exe ng Gustav actually la a democ- „,^Iahogany Bedrooms Miss Florence Whitlock gnleslad- quarter-mile path over, a 30-mile FOR VALUES building In Hartford is now- open Tea'.at one time' waks.regardrij, THEY A l l TNE wrlto only an alr .of aristoc- First A i^kan automobile was on' Saturday. The office hodm ies. and Miss Lois McFa|Jand. pub- area, demolishing farm homes, mare In TpflB-(it Skagway by as having, supernatural' powers New York, ApW 28.—(J*)—The |:y, whfch permeates even into L X leveling] or^&rds, crippling power Robert K. Sheldon. her* at* from "SiSO In the morn- licity. « . ” / which affected the eyes, stom- Berlin radio ^ t e d ''dispatch^ SCIEEN'S MOST homes of the proIetanaL The ing ijhtil- • o’clock in the after- I Last year many visitors .were and telephone .service and blocking / - . . An aristocratic lath Century ach. and liver. from Bangkoly'today as a&yU redea atUl glory in . formal func-J noon) tainaxed. by the fm^ quality and some road.s. EXCITINO tOVEISl — and are enthralled by tradl” fashion at an almosL'tmbrilev- that arrangements were \ -L able Price — quality considered. ' The storm belt extended about made to exchange some ^t/- the il oeremonlea, precise dress \ Bed, chest and dresser or Vanito^ 15 miles east and west of Norwalk British subjects now interbed in I flash of medals. From peahant and six miles to the south. Farn> included. Japan for Japanese nationals in*- '"J to the manaions of ^the hi- era said lort; mainly of barns, was afista. the nearness of war fOR fitSI greater than in four previous .severe ternej in India and Australia. The broadcast, recorded by The I failed to halt tha observance stomiS Jn the past IS years. I ancient customs. X Associated Press'aard there were Cantoh., Warren and Lorain were appt^ximately British In- peop’e tightened their belts not in the '.storm’s path. ternees in Ja}**it and- approxi- |rt food became scarce, but still Cleveland” .police described the mately the sam'kvnuniber of Japa- 'better than Ehm ^ans. The storm as the Wprat in thk northern nese in British hands. tional health 1* reported better Ohio area since tjie Lorain tornado A spokesman at the Japanese ever, duetto m(;r« walking of June 28, 1924. \ embassy Irt Bangkok was given aa cycling, and less food. Damage to planlS\Of the F. 'authority for the announcement. Discern Pro-AJIMd Swing Goodrich Company in\Akron will 'urtng the peat year foivign total "between $50,000 >n d $100.- em claim to have discerned 000,” a company spokeshqan an- •ro-Allied swing among the peo nounced. He added about\0 per but there atill remains coii-« cent of the production force” wa* J- alge sympathy for pre-Naai made Idle by the damage but ny pressed belief the entire ,fori;'e , he larger maritime cities are would" be-hack to work this after/' deal hit by toe wrar, what with X' ,x. fc'- TODAY AND THURSDAY X. X noon. - / illlipn tons of shipping tied up Uay Slip Covers Some damage was also reported Free ^Innerwmre To th f Ladles!, Itha blockade and famillea wait- Sciontjfically designed in sturdy at the Goodyear Tire Si' ftoober I for crewmen aboard more than Knit Fit fabrics to .fit snugly .Company plant*, bout ho estimate ' ve**el* 'wthlch have been un- Without'^Tinklea. x ' wa* available? '' to com* home. ' V X- 'J ; ,S4eel works UmiARR * PIPGEON uption- of industry cotneident . r i i a l r s '. '•in Clevela'nd tpe'Anwicilin SteeF the outbreak of toe war A _Wire Cbinp*tr'y’a Newburgh •miNHOM • w53Slt • l8 Ised ah increase'in uham|;doy- $2r95 $4*95 I ,, works waa h*fd hit.. Nine persons ------SECOND HIT ^ t, but, that has been offset re- were injured', four aeriously, as the lUy by Wire ordre* and moblHaa- storm cut down power lin**; throw- »*n " of the Army. ing thA-' Plnnt iji darkness. : Win- ALBERT dows Were blwvff in and roofs aMNi aw'npt off some smaller biddings. AN « t / . A/ MCr UKL — \ Other Cleveland war plant* af- fRLEY Irders New Trial fected by" toe Storm inoiuded the Plus: ‘I L ive On Dianger’ Giving you VALUES TO Sl«;98 F O R C A SH !O N L Y Cleveland/Pneumatiq,Tool Com- i'...... \ pany and the Amalgamated Steel F R I. - S A T . A N D SU N . e Given Robber Ooihpmiy. . -'tliB' city et Fremont wa* dark 7# m m pttim i BEUm tA u n t d ^ emergency power line from - — y WadMS Idgeport,'’ April 28)—<(!)— By Tiffin Wa* placed in service. Many Iroous decision o f the State report* were received of house* be- |reim 'court, jhtank'‘ McCarthy, ing biown dovm. " )’-, noir serving lO Th e steadity growing popularity Spring and Surrirner Type A ehurrt. community hall, school In state’s prison for A Complete INt... ’ house and two reridenc** Were lev- with violenca, will reeeive of Cjhoisterfields is a* sure sign that they ' 18 Phtnt eled eight mile* aoutheaat of Nor- ROMANTIC SWING.^ (W trial In Superior court Service By walk. I'a diciaion written by Judge Finest r n Choose several' Inrite^red hithougb they peiliiig water. . .color fa.st. Natural, Red, Blue, • ducodot nite ibrdars hava been rac«iv«d by Fantuftog ^ to re married in a church, KEITH’S Brown. White.' Siies 10 to 2Q. . • frost POINT the Ibenl board. Tba ordwr that |didn’t want it tojpe aa empty SMOKERS WHAT THEY WAN! enme «u t of WaataingtOB b** not \Art W«bete/t iL '.They published a newspa- MAIN ST^ MANCHESTER as 'yet been received b y the state nvitetlon to everyone inter- Opea Thamday and Saturday Vx * OM •nmeihi Orcheatra C h e s t e r l i e l S bdafd and there, is no setup at the i»4Hiiw>nA>inMT—»wa/MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28.1943 y PACT nviK J,. v_ " ( -XV . ! . ■ ' i ' \ ~ ■______' ...... tiw^ono (toDdltlaiu £ trars to, taka tile Da! tha value of war bonda purchased BawM,#K FaclUUtlon anX*«"P«»^»- Byrnes’ desk todajr about the'safita dteaaaa of all voters of liartNM.-Jeffers would be.aaked to time he was tp^onfer with a Joint ia te iiiX P a y -as7G Victory 6 fi8 gasoline for th'iii pUrjMse Louse haa eome up to expecta,ttons,- the jusi'ifX*’*c*"Myi llberallxed tire and mapt of distribution. and the work ia nearly number, of buyers has not. State' committee or employer# and local m\ , X e' X I . X V , intlal to the jdantlng, Culti* Tfiey will be set up on 1 WAKE UP Yl / recspptrtg provisions whin he tes- . Secretary of Btata Hull War Savings Adrainistritor Thom- ported today to have- ag union meniuera of the CIO United and harvesting, of the gar- sections of the town. ptpi Toiler ick tifies hex^xMonday on tha syntha^ For Gardeners fen In QtieAlon; 2, that a plot of Local Measiire as Hewes declaMd last night, urgr Uc ruhher'>s. aviation gasoline carry to Praaldw Rooaavblt Auto W>wkera from southweatem voting, placak. have not been ing "every xAm, woman and child XHchl|k reiqaiiytog few days of the n tto Mtoihg the* United Nations fodd confar- ca m which they jwy are typical of Recreation building, Nathan Hale Treasury/drive. / . Donald W. Nelsdn. War Produc- lipe so applied for will be, used for The IIt Dm^IS ymajM stoat t vla«s •! Supply Asked anca at' Hot Bprihge. VA'^. next' tnaquWitiea fi)oaan by tha recant CertiuH Peric^tage ickshot in Hatidbag; Necessary Be^ol^ Addi- oyvil school, another the Hollister Street tion board chJftrman.Nl.old Uie'cpra- o rd e r.V —- . X . le purpose stated. '' Dividing T Into -school and the Manchester Green htle juifto iQR^j^vr bo««B 9/mtT tiagp. I f ttip and month. ' . ‘ CLOsk-dUT OF DISCONTINUEl LIMES Of Pa^^^eck .The memorandum also toqueated Mine ,strike .Settled bil« m not floinhcffP^Ft STOttr food mv Mt Br««lui CoupHn^ mittee yesUrday that it waa only While neither Benatora OUIetta AddlnXx further ijregOure to ^asses Marine Tests Yioiial Ampimt Grant' Four Difi^cts. > 'School. /' digest. I t ot oy (OeaManaB from Page One) ^ An prevent ’ a bankrtjptcy on rub- that the War Garden Committees After the work had been started -umheW* Alta., April 28— 1 gas blotto up vw ttomek. ,Yo« « t too* ' ^ _____ (D„ Iowa), nor Aiken (R.yVt.V, labor's dcjnOqds for modification pf, EntFelope Part oj im - ■tlMtcd. YpuiM Boore MBk tM vofM Ullieli* a ^ th e ber;’ next fall thatNhe ordered last tH exeOutivX<{^r’a wage and make monthly chaeka'in all cases in securing the names, if was learn- anadian ^ e s s j —'Pbe 12-day t looka punk. / . aibly eataatrophie breakdown In who. talked with Hull for 43'min- OUTSIDE P ^TtkrttopSX S.yf\ i 28. — ■ Aprange- where appltcatlbns have been The House yesterday passed the •ods R em oved ^ Jani'tary»the arheduripg of hiate,r- utes yesterday would elaborate on matipower provlriona, the Ui^isd mittee^B ProgprBm. Los Angles, April 28—(8P)- ed that authority would have to be Itrtke of 2,01S\coal r.iirieia in 17 i , 0l4 CMk't XittlB T«rni; transportation. ' irients ^h e rp l^ Connecjlriut War granted and to refer any Instances favorable rtiport on the bill which domestic .mines ihvDrunihnMer val-1 T«Ker Tji/lM to get* tow I ^ to of Mlt 6«w* iala fdr completion Of fifl j^r emit the meeting, they said "satisfac- Auto Workers announced its Inter- A physicia>t prescribed 15, secured from the Legislatui^ ^ mtk«6 yb« fw *^9 Md op.** To .Get Oaaollna BOquested of the Buna 8 synthetic rUbbOr .teard woul^ I Gardeners>/may obtajir additional where the gardens are not being will divide the town Into four Judge William S. Hyde drew tme ley waiT settled unNKpeyjtMiy with ppyii ptrktge today. Ttko •• IJke a proud mother, the pe- tory progreas” h ^ bdert thade. national Executive \hoard, woul^ f By ilMM,.TMartim- and roiinds of buckshot, and as a '^trmtJer truck, hy program by midaumrnar, Ickrs, he'' hold a aperta| two-da;aXn)4eting th] 'result Miss Ejla MePike 'kaaotine in certainx^xsasescases where kept up to the local rationing board voting districts. The bill provides necessary bill and it was p ressed union riotie'e that wmifd re- F^ctjve ia .making Mle flow fraabr. 'i^;oleum administrator reported One authoritativf,: Source close fiWfirga Zialkc for appropriate action. turn to work tortipYrinVv morning Carter'a LitUa UTtr PUlOe 10# »m6 («hnut TranitpofWtl^ ^ 1'" said, pyotehted el the. lima that, Wuhington a|arting t ' (A ^ to dls- ne, ,20y is in 'the Marir travel.is-neCessaF^or the (Sultlva- that the lines cannot be changed, by Representative George E.;JKeith. that despite all' obstntlos the Army tha. move' wduld imperil th# 100- to the. committee' reported, how- WaahUmtOBL. April 28—(>P)— ! after they are established, isdthln of New Y o rti^ u h a " from ('uss those issueA,aitiqngqng the union $2-60 Cor^ . ^ is going to get the 100-octane gaso- ever, that Mull Wanted to dlacuea t i ^ o f gardefig^We been effected octane gasoline program .And leaders themselveiNfind with . goV: .iWhat’a^MW oii the ' income tax ! A mbnth ago Hie triM to en- 30 days of any electloni. Urges More Buy Ito ^ to^New/TorJe, broke a line it requested last summer-- undersecretary of Wn.r Patterson the niatUr with President Rooee* y^uh. th#-S^gte OPA offic^, H was The selectmen ordered th# regis- Hartford, AprR 28~y(^ VDit before making any commlt- emment ofBclalpX Ilie . board | $8.25 Gallon- front? ■ ' list but hiU turned do-wn be- Yale Official :M aitimat'aoiilieyelt’a special rub- (BnowD As Quaea ABce) the next three years—but It would The promise was made by'’Food k rtd ware on that- way about and is at present,employed in the are eo much junk without the fuel Out a specific "employment stabi- Referred To Local Grorip ber committee. nSiaded by Bernard \ BPIRlTDAt NKIHDM lower the rates oh 1942 taxe^.' "Administrator CTiester C. Davis Applications are to be refeVred JOfSp: The Bute Police kept traffic foreign office of tfie Chase Na- to propel them, Ickea profeaeed as- lization pfugram” for all areas Killed in I Bora With • Vail. plant ,crop.4, beyond their Indicated v|iaupa. liana production, at the expense of The objectiva would be to per- /' iC Your paycheck or wage en- tee -which will examine the facts Litchfield; April 28— (iP),-Four- Mr MeSfride U a graduata ^ In the ■national .stockpile fell b<(- Readinga Dally, laclndlng Sanday.l ability to harvest.- and then certify the eligible cases gasoline pronvi mit'' workers anywhere in the velope would be tapped for 20 per ye^-old Catherine Anne Walker, Mantheti«r Hlfti and Staia a: low 200,000 ,tons before the syn: coiintry to shift from one essen- 0 A. QD to • F- M. Or By Appoint, The governmeht, he' syild. Is to the Local Rationing Board. oDVirt the four children of Mr. arid Trade fchool and la employad In He said there had been a month T cent of what you earn over and thptic rubber planta got into awing tial employer to another for. high- meat. Id tlM Servloe ol the Pm- above exemptions -with an allow- organizing the country's* latest In a memorandum to local War Mrs. -Martin Walker, was killed New IWf^hod the englnaerlng dapartmant of to month increaaa in 100-oetana the nation faced ^ 'niijbar er pay. Under McNutt's recent pia (or BB fears. ance of Up per cent of earnihgs labor resource.4 to help- with the Garden chairmen, Mr.' Mo.sle yesterdriy when,she fell from a Hamilton Btand^d Propellars, gaaolina productive capacity aver ruptcy. , 169 ChiirehNiltfewt, Hartford, Coaa. haiVest,/ stressed the importance of con- truck hcKmothcr was driving. Cuw^iflnig ' slnca Pearl Harbor "In the faqa of job-wage "freeze”- order, such niMa B-0091 for probable deductions for con- Kast Hartford. Will Not Hava BIndingXPaw shifts can be matle only in the 70 tributions and auch.. The-administrator added that, in serving gasoline and asked that all Medical Exkminer John F. Kilgus A t yet, no wadding data haa continuing and diacouraglrtg db- Announeament by a Btata d*^ addition to the lab®r recruitment applications be Investigated care- said. \ . \ \ “ stacles.’’ areas' where stabilieatton pro- ' (Congressmen eay you^ean Juet Co^Dowii l*aen .set. X j partment epekesman of.,fhe' agen- [ about count on such a • pay roll program his ag^cy, In'co-opera- And Up Hp predicted tiUU by July, V am s are in effect and In-the few tlon with manufacturers arid other dA^for the food conferenre'‘«tarting reWons. which'have iwlopted local checkoff—regardless of what plan "obstacles or no obstacles—we will at Hot Springs, Va.. made it,clear [finally is written into law.) branches of the government. Would (CMri'Boad twin Page ■) cation with certain political flg- be prodircing more fuel every day progMms. make all- efforts to provide more Dress Up Your Bed room For Spriiji^ ufes in Washington, and from that delegates will not hxvr\Me OLD 2. The; March and June pay- than the beat estlmatori hsit be- pqwer to bind their governments, ., Thii^NP.roposed national system jments made th’r year would be harvesting machinery by the time \ In lln# on a b»r the'm receive ehcouragemenl to lleved, a year ago, that we should would foljow th# local progprams in it is needed. deny the coal miners of the court- but observers still saw celoaaat imV J applied against 1943 taxes. Then [,•* Baumbeck aald. need bjNpow—or tv#n by next win- plications in the plana. ’The pro- uthoriziiX job-lran'Sfers when as- RECORDS I Next March 15 you’d have to i^ettle CHENILLE BEDSPj novel Idea ia that this ry an increase in wages,” It as- ter.” wlHiout ” tba help with con- tliV. workers are released by Moat ba Bmad la fdr a«l- Need A New gram showed how the delegates liip the difference between, what hreachNnoducaa ita own epiral .^ted that tha WUB ’’wialds tha thdir fo'rmereniployers or. if tha vega If yoD waat' to keep 10 Shipps Damaged We have a 'selected showing hf fine mounted and Tmekly tufted chenille hedspreads foj/single or double he^smhn’s axe against the work- struction mbteriala wa had to'have would tackle the problem of draw- (you finally owe in taxes on 1943 Without ^ y machanical device or to carry o u t'^ r program.” latteKrenise, ov the WMC. or Ita i>laylag nio mw ewaa. Unmounted stones at prices to suit every desire. Before beds \PlBin color..,., .dijsty rose, yello/. blue; peach, green ers mYthe country,” and that "it ing up a tentative bhre print for a I income, and what you’d have paid or all Wfiite. .Just, wjuil you want tfS give your bedroom cam actiori\ Tha alicceas of the -new Ivqfld free from want, and the affiliatrti U. ,S. Employment earv- 9>/|a aDeb paid (or eld rae- lalready—in those March and June you buy a diamond see our stopes and mountings. .broach la, oi^qourae, in the mami has br^ched its agreemant with Nelson Order Wallop Bv Aiiiericaii Raid that sprirtg.y touchl , / Irkes de.serlbed aa .the "last wal- topjea indicated dl.scusslons would Ice. \ ■ \ ords Irraapactive at qaaaHty. linetal.Imenta and in whatever Is Gas Range? gacture or opheep of these labor w lW It-, puMicly substftuted The WaKLaJ>or bbard haa pro- skill political e^ediency for equity in lop” to .the gaaollne prpgramWPB inyolvi apecUie detail. Ithheld from your pay. the rest Diiivj;eiliii|( $5.95 broachaa. whiclv reqfluirea posed to iKaHttzatidh Director |6f the year. London, April 28,— —Dingle; b^h-grade finish \and constant the seUlemeiH,of disputes.” Chairman Donald M,-. Nelson'a Should the delegatee agree xon James F. Byrnag a modifleation of WE HAVE ■et the best January order to corapletC'.QS per reeemmendatlona,imenaeiione, some.ome soureOewore#. ' ^ j, g execiHive order to gi KEMP'S Would Figure Taxes Again M. Foot, parliamentary .secretaiy r TWO LEFT gharpnesa in order iva (DC. for the Ministry of Economic War-': faoulU. . ^ , cent of the buna ■ rubber program said ^ e parley could pro*luce a some ie-Tway m dealting 3..Sometime within the next At Least 6,00ip Idle at the expenae «tf high octane plan for abolition of- poverty- and TBS Mala St. - Tel. 6680 |three years-you’d have to pay taxes- fare, told workers in a Scqttish I o^E Oval ity AND ONE grand Our Sage-.4llen East Hartford Store Is o|M*n e\-ery Friday Mas Droved BnceaMiful with wage and 8alarX"«fit.'6''tlea. X faetbry^ today that U. S. Flying gasoline. hunger throughout the. world by on your 1942 Income which you’d evening till 9 n'rlm'k... W t ivlll rinse Saturdays at 6 P. M. "For the past year andSa half In West Virfiink The WLB meniorandom reacr Fortre88>s in their raid on the JEWELERS AT THE CENTER tha broaching method hai pg^ved The committee Is inquiring into reshuffling production end distri- have to figure all over again using SEE t B e M at ONCE Charleston, W. Va„ Apiril 28— a dispute involving Ickea,. Under- bution -facilltie.s and syatema, he lower 1941 rates (we’ll come Renault Works outside Paris A pril: srery auceeaeful and vary advi ^ est Vir 4 damaged more than 40 shops and i nnoua over the old method and (/pi—At least 6,000 of W( secretary (rf War Patteraon and TTie conference propo.^es to .dis- |to that in a minute). If you eould ginla'i i30,000 coal m iners,w ho cuss such basic ■ questions as why pay them by March 15 of next robbed Germany qf at lea.st'l ,000; tha finest reauiu as to accuracy Rubber Director Jeffere over trucks and other war material.^. •ad flniah have been accomplished. annually produce -100.000,000 '^ona. priooriUes granted th# rub'beV. pro- millions of 'people are undernour- ^ear, yoii'il get a 6 per cent dis- o< the war-vital fuel, were, idle ished aqd how the vast potential count: if you could settle up by He declared Germany'# produc-, "Id fact, tha broached barreU grXra lion of trucks waa insufficient for | • -1- uroducad by Rock>laland are con' dav udth the threat of a state-wl' Ickea listed these other "wai.^ .food production made possible by (arrii 15, 1946, you'd get a 2 per JOHNSON BROTHERS atrik^rowlng by the hour, ent dtscouht here needs and that her pool of | •idarad auparlor to any other bar the'Aasolina program WPB technological advances can ba .■>.3.3 M a i i l ^ S t r e e l Telephone 6227 A ' nulqber of . operations In placed before- those who are- hun- Tha amount xriiich would be confiscated trucks waa almost ex-- rela thaBufaotured today. Machines Monongalhy county shut down af- am. had suiferad: hausted in 1942. "I ______z nra batnF oparatad by woman at dfd not receive any .ateel gry. , lx . ken out of .earnings under the tha BVMmt llm#e and a production ter the 6,00b pit diggers voted to It ^approaches .these problems ^heck-off is set out in a long list "sease work'Xjintll a new wage plate fqr nbi^ plants until March, tabulations fixed up so employ- of Bfi to 40 barrela per nour is con .1942, and, the.'it it was delivered in frofn .the viewpoint that huge eo- American /, atantly maintained. To^ date, 250 agreenftent is 'called aurplilaes which, in the peat, ers wouldn’t have to figure out A few other rbmes in Monon a hanim-Scartim manner withovR' eh person’s individually. 000 barvalaf.hava been broached regard to the heeds or relative often causedXconomlc- disruption galla county .shutXnwn after the and wide unemplDyment,,were in ThsM deduotiona would include /- •uceaasfuHy.’’ 6,000 pit diggers. viAcd- to "cease urgencies of (He separate,projects, 'H e’i lucky he’f an American and when hejApld enough hose tor victory tax. Baumback aaplalned that the fact hot surpluses at all hjit sim- work” until a new wage agree- “ While we persuaded' the War to understand, he’ll be proud and th an k M tb know how Examples, based on weekly pay; broMblAg method was developed. Production board W allocate the ply evidence that thy prevailing ment is signed. eeonontte systim' was failing'- to A single person getting 125 a ' as D result of aaparimanU begun steel plate In 5Jerj',1942, and never hie Mother and hia Dfid feiu$ht shouldfr to Bhoulder to ireek—$3.30. in IBM with tha increased demand A few otlicr- mines in Monon- put tfia world’s available food into galia county Continued operations, had a bit'...of' trouble with that the world’s empty stomachs. KEEP him art Americah! How thejr planned for his. A married man. childless, m'ak- for machine-gun barrels. thereaffbX we were unSble Jo per- ng 240 a week—24.20. / however, while all of the big pits Under Three Main llcada /future by buying W AK STAMPS AND BONDS and by In nearby Harrison and Marion ■uafie it td'let us allocateother The topics- lilted In the agenda A married man with t^-o chil- 58^000 Miners Fail county Were producing at a near- (Mitertals, largely, I beliew, be- fall undbr three main heada; 1. preserving his HomCt the symboXof the American W aj en, earning 260 a week—25.50. normal rate. (umas that would have been con. Now, then, under'-^the commit- Oonsumptlon levels end require- of Life! ^ Mines ■in .southern Weat Vlrgrhia trarV'to the then c.urrent theories ments. 2. Expansion of production pe's new plan, what woulfi be your To Go to Work 'ajso \yere working. . ~ ' of nie ■ bo.ard which revolved and adaptation to eoneumpUon' On 1942 income? aroundv priorities rather than To help preserve the Home, call on KEMP’S 1 'For al« .1941 Batea Would Apply scheuuU X;. ------—^^------TM# 1641 ratea and exemptions (Continued from Page One) 21 Harlan Cttdnty "In thXaummer of 1942, the though many furniture manafgctuieni are doing war ^ould -apply; Ratea—4 per cent ■ ' X tlon/erose as to what the Mines Cd6sed Ttulay then authorhjea actually voted the woVlc and aome itema of furniture are limited, here you ormal tax,' 6 per cent first sur- aircraft production program and bracket (up to 22,000 of sur- Bent will do^ if the strike Harla'n. Ky '. April 28 certain other X jdtary programs will al'V4’aya find the best available selection of Q U A LITY .a. ' kx net income) and so on;.exemp- S Tv.'bnly-one of the 41 soft Coal as of higher urgedey than the pro- merchandise, a conveiiient payment plan and moderate- ] lons 2750 for -a single- person; .Swift .Action Expec^d Tuines in Haj'lan county were clos- gram to produce fuel for combat J,B00 for married couple; plus Swift action was expected, wilhT e'd tofJay ami nearly 7.000 of the prices! ' ' a (be decision up to President jioOsc- planes. ■00 each for dependents. county's 13.000 miners idle -is Riihljer Projects Ratdd Higher with a Loan from THAI S '/VHT THf DIAMOND YOU BUY ▼elt, and some source# said thy dis.sension spread oyer' the south- I Let's tsikc our friend Joe for ex- \ government probably Would move "In the early fa ll, of y942, we nple; He’s married, has two chll- eastern K^'iiturky coal fields. endured more than a m i^ h In You ett th* csih you SmAV/u* tht»» MUST Ht I H i VfRY MOST FOR YOUR MONEY in with military protection for any Ten mines failed to open this •t.rrtnopft^ X ten. /■ . niinara who ehose-to work, H was which all rubber projecta X 'cre ] He earned 260 a/week last>year morning \and yesterday 11 were rated higher than aliiBill 100-octi lews, $10 to *300 e« me* i pointed dtjt that actual Federal idle. There were no reports of any aatun atooc. I ,,ti I- • t !'• , 1 -• t’ - •' /ouf V»'. [22,600. A t the 1641 rates-hia tax operatloD of tha mines is a step., plknU. ould- figure out to 234.64. picketing or disorder in the Coun- " l^ lle in Decembei't 1042, we I ,f *: . "Wa were denied a elmllar man,-.- FURNITURE MUSIC. yer the absence of a. ociitract” datory' directive - covering tAe only w o weeks, to' a month, since and'-he^ emphasized that all work : FINANCE 763 MAIN STREET . X TEL, 8600 j t full blast operation has prevented plants scheduled to be flnlshe-d In ca Ilie Dewey-Riduniai IM T m n i stoppagXxn Harlan county “are the second quarter o f, thhi/'year— SiBle TSeiMer HullSIna lewelera Rtationere f^ticienB . building the|n up. In addition, soft 3bS FIbbt X P8"»« *480 local union irctions.’’ and. in addition to failin'g to re- eoal provides the.primarj’ ,fuel,for Miners reported.iwwork in pits D. D, Draws. »Mr» celve much help, we iiuSered a Meeaee BbN mAriy war vital power plants, as in Tennessee near tfte-J^ntucky well as the prlncjpal energy for positive hindrance in that the mi m border apd' operations aheX®®' rubber program, did receive auch mdny types of trahfpor|atlon. In- timied' in Ke^ntuicky’s three ol cluding railroads, field.s. There'.'erA reports of sortia d iraet^ .’’ t yo.ur tires, su re-blit The wage issue key tb, the-situa- tension among the workers out- :#• said' Nelson’s' order for ENLIST YOUR DOLLARS in th tion Concerns renewal <>X|he Ap- side Harlan' county. compittinn of 6Q per cent o( the V- palachian, cx>ntract in Which'Lewis Buna 8 rubber planta was not -as seeks a 12 increa.s*' in the baSic drastic as that sought by Jeffers, HGHT AGAINST SAVE YOUR WHOLE daily wage, a minimum of |8 ' a Walkout Spreads which he said he joined-The-sec- luite a few people will say, ■v^day,. pay for jjndergroiind travel retaries of War and NavXhLop- J'o 13 Mftre Shafts [ Don’t Know How To Plant PROTECTION ncoal The effect of Jeffers’ original re come into the picture, Qhin,X,''’*st Vlrginia;v Virginia, miners'-apriead to IS more ahafta demand, ha said, would have bden have a small booklet oh Teet# Show That Pittsburgh’s ■today, bringing the humher.shut “ Viteliaad O il" Keep Painu “ Live" and O matter how oarefuUy you nurpa yosw tfrea along.’they FaeCerir'Kentucky and Tennessee "to eat back the completion date are of a Home Garden Ab- which hitXjhoiit 450,000 miners, d'own.^to 37. The closed mines em- of some 100,000 dally barrels .of The Xmerlcan Speieiy for the Elastia N won’t do you a tot of good if you neglecit the c v they’re’ ploy approximately ,16,000 men Home Front Jutely Free. I'eiially Brt« Mage Structure production from plants under 6on- mounted no. 4. V Other ms(en,t$ itc vitsk, too. and include an but one of the Tour property and your house. However,-Xhai cdntiac| aWo structlon by aome 60 to 60 days," ^ hold cquipmcni. Do ihi^r need repainting? < TM« test sIm>ws hose (hft) ordiscri oii loiki ioto RVBBER11^ V I T A L Your automobile is huiltlsrgcly usually 'efiU, the-^age itrutture- In jsi^afls supplying coke'ovena. ^ Indicating, “a probable lose of (rightj h o^ V iio l^ ' Oil" Not that we’re trying, to tninimise!' the importanoe of proper-'' of metals nOw urgently oMded * • A survey ot the, mining area 'by introl of 1 *7L‘“ . *.** “ ®r«ruin timet — bener not pm •tsrs in ilie KtuI Alabama, IlllnmA, and w'e§tem 9,000,000 barrels of combat fuel ”11.. ‘ ind tlsitie ii fbr war equipment. Uoneedasarr thV Alabama Mining institute to-- toeds 5c ond 10c Hoff. Ito the joh eeie with Live Paint — arid your tire care. , W e ourselvea offer as complete a tire-aaring ptvv BUT- ' Kentucky d la tlii^ — ihvolvln.c for all time.”-, possessioot will be protected for years to come.. reptaccqiiemsshouldheavoidea. I t is taporUiiV^lhRt y o B ^ T B fm. Etc. Onion Sets. bccomiira dry and brittle. Because of the “ Li.e’' . brnmed by union apokeaWn in Mines cloitiig todqy inclucled two said woulil entail the loaa of 4,"- certain proportion o f ypur S§giH» In'Vi’ar Bonds No, we don't want to talk down the importance of yoisr tiree VITAL PARTS LifeE THESE I thoae areas for the apreH^tng 413,000 bafrela of 100-ocUne gas- *l^****y» Puiats retard cracking, peeling shafts of the Tennessee CoaU, Ipon and. blistcriag, la all our cxperie'ncei in the paint '■ —w e wafit to tmlk up the irnpotianoe of 3rom whole automo- •toppages a no Railroad Co., which are among oline, and proceeded to “ work with o v e r Slid a ^ v e aay ^ jr r o ll dedOirt(ort p ls " T h e annual drive is OB “ *'..Be on# o f ih t Rrst to ilf l4 and not against” the rubber direc- r* bustoett, we’ve never teen their cqri|ilTor giving wt-t. .A?*®; manufactured even during the war , While little picketing wjia repoi the largp.st in the state, and the yonr membesship fee. YotHf doltor cbb help w iR the w ed. by late yeslcnlay -I-qiighly hu tor 'in evolving a mandatory ’F*:Ioiig, trouble*frce protection on every type o| aur* ^ ~'lk efcttain number at least. B of no new ears are bpit*4 V' ■ lulga mine of th#' Woodward mayjbe opeiative where you work. Do your full OB cancer and you wlU be. ptoud you wtPi ia the Bg^t face — brick, wood, plaster, concrcfe or met#'. mlnea were shtj^ down ifi' the af"- iVon Co., which had remained in scheduling (or the plants not un- M all That means yomr present cm-, toaet tmet And that fected areas apd approxmiately OperatiiMi last X'fiht.- der directive.” ^ ty toward your “Hfime Front.” Enron your family lii this grtat Ctust. Various types of “Vitolized Oils” are used in the means you need a program of complete, atU’round inatnte- Ickes recommended -tightening following paint formulae — Sun-Prooi Two-CoiTt QO.OOO miners had not ahowp up Of., the’ 12 major captive, mines, nanoe service. Nto jn it tiia iiiapeotkta. Not J«a( kSbA^aDan. for work—bringing-estimates that of the achaduHng programs to %**«“ — Wallhide Hat, Semi-Gloss l^t sMt ^tcit niiutntsd .^ses.tiwt oedieuy so-callcd befcau.se their output is •i^?****.™* does not level But tfaeah things tba other vital eiwcli-npaTaid^- prndii(|Ckm. had beep: ■ rut between avoid d a lfw y of vlU l parts until A P***iburgh Floor Enkineli — Pitta* Iraviiu ■*Ullt sad used by the owners in manufac- Buy U. 8. W ar Bonda and StauipB. ilctory Garden Fertilizer *ka ia Se “ ll^; i. gOO.opO and 300,000 tons a day. turing pfthts. only the Hamilton they aiA Mtually required, assert- FIB Out This Coupon —Enamels — Pittsburgh Barobide DfBMfiown occ menta, replacements, and repeiira &srt’ are an neceswary to r-PiKsbiirgh Cementbide; ' .'^'*"R««d Oil .V.l'.ri'T*? is used (ice risht tide of ^o In addition, there were- ihdica- mine of the TCl wfs operating ing "Unto has beeo a great deal E nekaa IldOO 100 pounds $3.50 ** i*«» riam iioe ot tost) ehst” counteract the poasiUe “ ill effeclb* of today’s low speeds ■ rakes /o'oc Valves improp-'. .Dlifriheler nsteas and pts: Lat us show you the iSsis So prove these cleimsi Yher at* fottodadaad 'isctoaltaitd wear er|y adjosp^ ue tions from moat aections that today. ■ of reckless grabbing foing^oil durr MaUAsBolow ~ Aaid Binitod drn4^. _ ^ jmints, nude ol too rings will last thousands more miners were ready The Alabama Mining inatituta ing the paat IB months." beep .Manure...... $2.95 cot CsK. Worn spbiect to toub- -vital tnagMon longer if tefp- to follow suit Saturda.Afif no solu- estimated that 7.000* miners re- W e offer >Mt eaefe a eamapletm,'.ue-*o-

•aid ciartlflcation of the caaa to all aolvad,'" said Senator Browstar »avaaa-BW-aoaa •.».&.•.« a • a'Ek • e a, a a e | the boairfi Indicated mediation had. Norway Loaaa Destroyer^ (R -li# ), “but I don’t think wa’ra “!SSS^ failed, but that panel hearinga out rf. tha woods yat bgr a la«g of Mancheiter 4s...... r ...... 'I...... I CAMPBELLS RopaUDMs rtopan Uu door (or Londoa. AprU 88.r-0IV~Ttaa rargiMW (K-Miah) sp** M A N C H ESTER M O TOR SALES, IN C. loss flf the Narwegian daetroyar A Mutoal SaviufB Bank **S ^ tT l9 ttd A to Labor .Bacratary Eekdala by enemy aethm was an* prerai'1 baU«( that tha nibbar $M WEST CENTER 8TRKET ‘ ' MANCHB6TBR ' BarldM. tha UID6’ poUiry commit noupced today ■ by tha - Nerwagtaa situation might jromala tight until ’ ‘ "a t steel and poal in- governmant*in-exlla. Tha place a( aariy 1644, ^ Sanator Ball (R- iKMWwwywMraw Advertise in T|i

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IAJ^CHESTEB evening HERAWP. KAXli^vim'BK. CWWW- WTONEBDAT,"APRIL 2S, 194S iO< V MANCH^TEK even ing HE>CAJLaj/MANGHESTJfiR conn, WEDNESDAY, APRIL^28, 194$ fjmeOt _ 1 ------— ------— — ------— PAGE SEVElf T- COLUMN < the Immediate vetojk Congress 1^/ '.-J CboWgy |u«ff »«, Mflly, «»ch Four Meii K^led the coipmliNfl64ier said that would once more criate a system fment In favor of a measure to other bill on state grants to munl- Manchester trends to iitumlnilo- ^r**ent cniiUng uriong teichers by establlab a group Insurance pmn of log-rolling 1^/Srhlch tha lobby- Rationiiig Data Irf Traiii Crash What t )o qhd Service Drain WAA(3s,/'*Wave8’’ and cipalitiea (or road-building. Under day^^------, K tM JitUrbuV*»n- German Production for stoto employes. this one, the 91,000,000 state aid Evening Hera t la hafmlaaa in America, its ists for varlou||rintereate would was ‘‘Uiairoughly unjuatlflsd com- Meanwhile the Educatiun com- fund, to towna which ahare part band togetjBr and swap votes un- Here’s IfiforttiatioB You Will Wint To HaFe—Fumished ew Problem petttkto.’’ " “ \ mittee was approving a creat- of the expenses, would be abolish^ I aariouB variation provrt Aiffora, 111.. April 28.—(yPi- Four To<>fi m n t vxy atate-aid,.granta (or educa- equally to all towns, would be reclppdbal tra^e/VranKeihenl **>*1 y lely by legislators in commlttttee where It parsuad'ed peoplaN^ lay" By Ur. Thoffias O MmMjkn to induce ,a perforaUi4!i of bic ap- Grace 68 Holdi] tion* ChaftmXn Alice V. Rowland creased from 93,000,000 to 94, ooptoxba Im plied. were Injured yeaterday when a one pendix and the KvMt odnaaqilance -♦ — umringx. down their individual' rrapoi^bU- The office of War Price and- Coffee car passilnger car train and a \\rtHTO for ^i^hoIesAle Sabotage, Ab (R) of Ridgefield eaid the (xmt- 000 beginning in 1945. / \ Whal. seam^ to be the earlier Rationing Board 112,1« is located Stamp 23 good for on* pound of perttonltia. ^ Teachei^ IJnlegg Si "Shoi of Money” Proble|ih mlttee felt that such granta, how The Labor committee approved ity and abandon their dy-'n fi>^'“ in the Lincoln School, opposite the through May m freight locotnotlve collided headon There la/no occasli^fbr panic Under no x ^ u m sta n ce s .jthoutd j , . S h o w B ^ n s T o d a y to’-alllng' 92,000,000 a year, were ed legislaUon to give State it fUipubUca^ acquie.^ccnce In auto-- on a brartch line of the Chicago in the ppesence of /appendlclti*. lied Nffombing, Short- ,ilained that *it Isn’t so ______»t doib hi favor of Hitler's wit^^ post office. Office hours are as A"«>e* . ' a laxative ,pt cathartic be given' sUtutes at muck/A toortage personnel; it’s not distributed fairly and that an ay department ^Intenance available IN AN EXTREME ikMUr. Om Sh matlc^^wSiyal of the' trade agrea-- follows: Monday. »'30 to 4:.30 Stam p 17-ih Book I gortd fdr^ne Burlington and Quincy railroad Thcrf j^ould be time to observe in the pra^nce of any abdominal attempt should' be made -to unify ^ workera time and a half for' over- lU tfr. doctor platform technic. When .seven miles soutff.of here. ages of Labor and Ma- a shortage of money” that to giv- range of sfiZEs a R d .widths ,ment authority was .Mund party .Tuesday, closed'all day; Wednes- pair through.June Hi. and ktroy tke affliction, - in order pain rm oteiy rehembling that | Hartford, April 28—il^“ -Teach- ing towns a Ceacher problem. The ano“ larify "piece-meal” legisla- time and assuring (hem of mini- people no longer bava''.tha:, deslta Three of the deatKwere members to h^^ure of the dlagnoals. For Sf____ HATM arid sound American' ^ llc y . We day through Friday 9:30 a. m. to - Tire* ’ 4e»cril)i!d above. terials Contribute. ers should nqt , be rCJgXaed::^ t ^ measure under consideration would tloti left by past General Assem- mum pay If theyyeport for work y OTHER st yl es to atand on their own two feet, to p. m.; .Saturday, open from 10 Beginning Mny 1. persona en- 'of the passenger ckf train craw ;ly treatment of' appendicitis blies. V , but are sent hopfe because of bad lidpe thiat policy prevails, and »:30 se of.* the nsceaslty fori armed focces unless/’ a cornpXtont have the state pay each town $3.50 Moll act and HVa .In aifcordanca wltl^ a. m. to i g,'m .- The telephone ytled to 240 miles per mon,th. gas- and the fourth was John G. Gall S'irgical removal of the ap- By Edwin Shanke Butotltute Is ready' to take for each qiuptl as of Jkst October The committee rejected .a group weather. ^ that Mnatbr McNary’s attempt to of Chicago, assistant cHief clerk indix, and usually the time 1 ' a definite diagnosis in ap- ...... },M their own. Individual impulses, number is 2^494. , 'oline rations arc eligible for either ndhsifUs, no medication ahould Stockholm, May 1— (A")— Ger- plaoM, State Emcation Commik/ and 97_per pupil for the next two of other bills increasing educa- ’5 'e’"' /the"the program iW^lle nominally / -~-— V Grade I or Grade Il tires. diffcr- the U. S. Railway Mail service which this should be done sioneK.AIonzo G. Graro told the carries an appropriation tciuial grants to municipalities, in- when they seek/loothing ^fety Chicago. glvTO that might In any way many’s. production reached its MBMBBR UF •roving It does not'-Jlnd enough Meat,/hee#«, M^te, canned flsh.-encea in eliglbUity for the two counted in hours rather than mij AppropHxtioyB comnailttee yester- 000, and haa already been cluding one^requiplng the state to KINNEY'S Ftmi associatbd febb* and refuge in ,tlia membership In K The craah occurred on utes, mask this, Symptoms When this | > peak last spring or summer li* AMOOlktad Pr«M u SSL’KlITl Red iriupons B, C,.and D In grades being abolished. day. . y ' , " by the Education com pay $2Q per pupil per year. ' atltlad to tli« uM of ropijwjy*- tha mob, n>dy are Im^ng Republican follower* make Bdok/S’o. 2 valid until midnlghy Gasoline track. The northbou g^joUha As a rulk, appendlciUs now to being driven downhill by DisouMmg ^/'blll to increase motored pfssengef C: a# split with discomfort In the upp4r por- j . tro® tnq plt^f week, '■ of aeason. Worth 10 gallons each 1 It has besn a popular ntrooedura I Desperate efforts to inject new rn ll oorvloo ollopt^of *• ^ A Rrqq<4iied /ru lls and veKetable*; off household type and gallons determln of tha Abdomen and bacomaa fair- ne^ Ufe in’to the faltering ifidus- Borrloo log. ‘ . of the wafts or even the routine ^je coupons'D, E, and F In 100 ly conatant and daflnltaly located to apply cold'packs to toffstfeot-l of thA^fharlaerdn, bub Realise It After the ar /TO institutional type. ad region, but in tha av « t^ to a tl trixl aet-up, through Improssed PablUbort > 6ok Ko. 2 valid until midnigh^ ' Next aeaaon’s rations not .datar- at a point Ih the middle of a Una laborsTOd mountains of new re- JaUna llathowa SpoeUI -Aaobct— places a prproum upon' member- / April 39 Coupons G. H an^ _ drawn .between the nAvel and appendicitis really exists, heltherl CbIcaKO. aiDd mined yet, but owners of outdoor l V icto ry’ cold nor hot packs accompltsh| atrlctlons, still are unable to keep Haw Tork. a ^ in ly ^ o b .” Aa our paychol- valid now\Bffd through May '^1 . tanks-qieadihg ^ballast to prevent what Is called the ant«rlor-aupe- pace wIUi the attrition of the •oaton. V ______EroiiomiHts Watch for changes in poiVtt yglues rior spine, at the edge of the pel- anything. ^^it aa^. "you can be certain "floatlhg:’ may apply to ratio: various fronts, these advices say. MJEMBER AUDIT BPRBa O of around end df week. . First of Series vis (aometlmea miwiamed>. the ’The appendix is a small appan-| As a In pplnt they cite ClHCm^TlONS. that/^e'of these hep-cats wottld in l^ecensai;;. boards Tot, permission to buy /n Ration Book No. A "coupon criedlt” part of nex^ea- liip-bone.) '\ dags, somewhat'smaller In diaine effort to Increase railway rolling Tba Barald PrIaUac i ^ gyraU If ha or she were tha Prepare tjli^ W^ay. New book. No. S. to b^sstied as aon> anticipated ration. Don’t Oly* a taxatlva \ ter toiui the littl* flngflr, and a^kr Which has been placed'on a laa> aaaamat ao ^ •aaaolal replacerhsnt for Books/l And 2, With the locMlsaUon of thff ^he same' length or a llttl* longer J priority par with tanks, guns and aBrapblaal a: only ones listening to .the orches- Automobiles New . fo rk , April 28.—(A*i-e I btlltj for typoFrapW 'when needed, on basis of mailed "Desert Victory,” the official film pain in thia rafllon, on* can fre- having iU origin a t .toe com-f alrptones. Yet. abcording to ’The tra.’’ And when people' have to Haitf«>rd.y:ii^rilM—(>)—Recip- sj^ltcstlons. Appllostions, will be Application may no>i/be made mmicemeht of the large bowel in Wednaaday. A pi^M record .of the British Eighth quently deUtt involuntary re- Frankfurter Zeltung of April 20 hard together, when they make rocal trad/^ agreements, making dlstVi^ted by ma|Kcarriers begin- your Local W ar PrpSe and P sistance to" the part of the ab- the Itewer right portion of the ab-j “The increase in (^Iway) facili- Ing Board for antomobl)es./Per- Army’s triumph ovfcr Marshal SAU*. , being together In one blTnd mob poHsible^greater freedom of Inter- ning m v 20. Rommel’s AfricaCCorps. is expect- domlnatYiuscles to prasaura ap- domei^.. It ik aubject to lnflam-| ties and rolling materrlxls has not Otooie Barrie arid DIek Ha'ymea^/ 1 sons eligible fotpreferred mteage W it^ the Dick S^Miile Band Code of more Important than what .they natioh^i commerce, can. greatly al- Y '' ed to be the first of a serie*\Of plied through the fingers—aa It matlon' hqcause, being juat \Outj been effected.”! . Bta-mp 1*. in Bonk 1 good Yijr 3 by virtue of their occupation may the . muaclaa were protecting th4 aide the uAuai course of the feca| Situattbn Changed Now Oonnacticut bid Sr*t »ur- see or heaiyor do, freedom, -which l^v i^ the econonilc causes of war pounds thrqi^h May 31. \ apply for 1942 m o d ^ i>erspns such motion pictures. ' pie Dick StsbijA orchestra, with This was announced yesterday sore' spot. By the time the dis- stream, material tends to ante Germany sWept across the. Con- priM blacko^undpe tba now fig- means bptfig on your own aw ay and also provide f.or higher living All in^ttullqnal and industrial engaged tn any galhfu^ccupation comfort has locaUsed, there li the appendlx,\where It becomed tinent by sheer “weight of.artns at <3/ucte Barrie, ^ v e ly singing sta r s^ndardS at .horn* apd abroad, users of/T*tlonedsfoods tan now piay apply for a 1942/model selling by Lieut. Ck>l. David MacDonald, l a time \TOen Nazi factories. Alone And Dirtt Haj^es, Tommy Dor- BAl pyatein laatr algb)^ and ppp* from Mm mob. becomes burden- usually present one ’ or one-and-a- dry and serv-es 0^ block a part o^ says Robert L. Gulic'k. economist ta.i-v M .u •nrt'^Junh allotment for niore -thnn 31.3^ any convert'-, chief of the British Array Film and in the world were rOeliy geared for' sey's famoii^ocalist. Is toe head- aomS^ and unpleasant. ..Photographic unit, who said that a half degrees of fever. . the appendix. •• U in b u K faulU in ttaa ayatam, aa with the C^arnegie F.ndowment for nixa\^the local -.model, or a pew 1941 model. When these symptoms have be- ,'liie resulting Iri^tlo n of tod war. Now the aituatidn is changed, line stage ^traction playing on the \ bad |)d«i papaclad, war# ampha? lik>oner or later that same fr International:Peace. ral^ialng board] TheseN phints for ’ person rtmking application .4«qual to "Desert Victory" now Is land toe arsenals bf democracy-are stage of/the tste. theater, Hart- being filmed on the 'Tunisian bat- gun, the wall of tffa appendix la lining' permits InvaslTO of thq 8 dom baa to be fought for a^in Mr. Gullck, who s|K>ke at a mass two. months roiisj.,' be o' must shqw that he does not have Inflamad and waafcanad, and It .iS wall of the appendix bv gei beginning to swamp Axis pFoduc- ford. fpf five days, starting today, meeting held last night at the May the ,.3th. the use of. a serviceable car. tlefield. I tlon. X Appling as a special added at- was, aa pradlctad, Wa.are lighting now to fr?* Eu- ''l^he sequel will be called "Tunl- therefore obvious that the admin- causing inflammation, and^^weak-l REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK ■ SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK y. M. C. A. for the purpose of istration of a cathartic or. laxa- enlng the wall, so that a p^Q ra| Economic Minister Wa^^heKFunk traction, on the same program are d confusion on ' Mm /' "all rope of HltlSr’e Jive, for / e have stimulating public tntarSM In t l ^ \. . _ y v,„ , , y. , j start Victory,” he said, adding that tive stimulating Intestinal activ- Upn or hole appears in the I recently admitted the change Arhe.n Little Tough Guys, tomoiu " TtUa confualoii AMaa not found tl^ere what aurreh^r of the renewal of reciprocal trade agiW- mg pas^d a Iffll to that effect and nrtangfmehts are bffmg.made With I ha assured a meeting, of economic Easter Seal ^ui. “ alona, found then^lvas caught >n lim effect of the w^r emergency ^1 regular target, advertises for prop- traffic jams croitad whan the tac- The RTOubhtan TOrty does not beneficial, to .each. :fipon public thinking. electric light bulbs. Stationery erly in central or south Germany, ting » expeiwve-lookmg . \ i„ Dr.-..Eniily Hickmun, professor a rarity. Glass, porcelain and aad blua signal rastorad automo* Funds raised from the sale of / ■ in the Sudetenland or the Baltic aartn*. Tearoee and need H arry . Mac.kenzie. 1 1 of. economics. NcW. .leraey College Easter Seals will be used to fur- Aery kitchenware la unobtoin- rayon apparent theories 'qf those mispud- wop^gri and hatiqnal public region, under- thq guise of seeking 32 to 44.. Mlo moven^iSt. ' Fdr tbaVr work, 1 ther the work qf the Connecticut and exchange shops ^duve a site for a "home for employes.'’ white in » « • who, h av e/ been fairs1 Ctll n L.Iiailchairman IIIAII (or AVl the t-lts; Y. *. W. C.'A a-v., thay aho^ hayar clekr, uninter- ed politicians , ---- , — / Society (or .Crippled . . Children— established for housewives. Drive 'to Reduce Consumption y I They’re amazing value*! ruptad ^ d s , y^hioh la another ar- espousing -lilk ciuse qtyHartfor.l said that ... the pVoblem . cbnfro/lting - carrv oh it* services of rehabilita- |ale of the limited production of Along with a program 'for to- Aniertca following the waf was hoapltalization and education ouae furnishings are restricted to gument for, placing a longer ra- to tlie contrary, hts .riame and creased industrial power the gov* that of disposing of finding mar- , ™*riioh.s ■ in the. hose who have lost theirs through t presence can never/be Anything kets for the tremendoiia produc- I of handicapped per^.« ernment has begun a campatgn-to Y il upon traffic. Low,- quaint Pilgrim Bed; ombtng, reduce civilian - consumption. lafS' oonfuslona and Impcrfao- more than a part>/hahd,icap>. tlvitv, that will develop./’ , | slgte. [Every man and woman who is "We are getting tq/the place, full 4>r twin aizea, 919.00 Stores, re.stauranta, theaters and ars not the fault of. tha That toe party itself\ shhgld Die. to work but not to carry a clubs are forbidden to use lights she said, “ where we/don't knoq/ has been called. Utter confu- during the day and ace required 'Axtay, which davlaad tha basic hays any ahare in "bringlilg him. what to do with thia . worlc^bf on la the lot of many Industries, Toxir\ Rivalry • Mav • to reduce consumption,30 per cent, principles of this signal .coda. Tha baick" has aeemed unthlnksble 'abundarice.' ireed to rely ,u ^n so much un- while hou.seholds miqft reduce 10 Army coda givCa local eommunl- from toe start. tO Republlcana Ih- Have Foreign Markets ^hooled labor and still keep up per cent. In, order to diaposeUap of this mass Eijcl ill Concession luction. SalelMm't29c Sain I Word* tlaa permlaaive authority to make tareated in the future health and Y,- ______To save coal, hAat-wax cut off prodik.tion of .products, she atress- Sabotage Increasing last week in .Offices, churches, Shop Copt— SOc A n k l^ puch varlatlona in the ooda .aa It w^iare of their own party. ed. w e 'must, develop foreign m ar Washington, April 28.--i/D [Sabotage Is reported increasing museums, schqdls and- factories. Union Model RoduCod tp' SAVE NOW- I N WARD WEEK plyaaaa. Tha Manchester Defense certain politicians tiill loyal k^.s and\*>f stands'to reason that Rivalry between two Senate com-, ‘ toe percentage of foreign work- Hoiiseholders/already havc/been Council can, if It pleaaaa, raqulr^ to the Mackenzie whip have .such j we can mffy.^ve Yoreign markets mitteea over sending an InspectiTO I Increases At least every fourth told that ne/u winter’s coaT ration ^ ho, when otoer countries have markets Drkef in Germany today is a for- atraat lights to go off and automo- a program. Governor Baldwin has I „ parly'to the African battlefpi^ y-tumed Spool Bed would be reduced 25 per cent. may end in'- X comproinUe^- “as 1 _ner. , - . One re^ison for the emphasis on Mla traffic to atop on th e /flra t at least atated. bluntly and plain- We should consider It a "moral 3” posts; full or twin most argument* do on Osffitol hill: Sites. 934.50 iGerman plant superintendents saving .coal, aside from lowered Stripe* and plain colors t Every Blazer* 1 Rib* I Plain or novelty warning signal, and to stay that ly, th a t h* will be no party to Jt. re.s'pbnslbiHty’’!.sponslb to s^e that a maxl- A reliable source said today that | |mplaln it is difficult to obtain knitel In mercerized cotton or Hos»*a*®*^*^ rn.dm or penjrles throughout the 32 - inch . Four - draw er prodhption as the result of R. A. F. one ha'i a comfortabl* pleated It 1* t o . b e hoped that his vetq iimi of the names of flve^ltinators. repre- onatructlve cooperation” from raldy Is the ^eat waste involved top end unbreakable 'rixorl fine rayonz. 6^-lOVi- Goloral' Woifc Shirts way until t^a all c l^ . That World. have the.se products, she Cheat. 983.50 lem for they are drawn from con- would give householders, many of will be sustained. senting- four important commit- in faking synthetic gasoline and added. tees. had baCn submitted for the I ftered lands or from Impotent .AI- rubber from coal. whom missed e'veft/tha opening Also participating in the discus- puch aa Italy and are domtha- Price Cut sion, which was broadcast In part approvaJ/-bf Gen. George C, Mar- ] / Machine Too^ Less Elficleat kllo rin a aignai last nlghyAx^eertain Indica- lief of staff. rtiainly by hate and revenge. Machine tooto, meantime, are 8 8 ' Straight Renewal . over WTHT, were A. Philip Kee- It is impossible to determine thff Bangolino Ployshoof for tion that therf/B an plr raid - on, ler, export manager of the Fuller are Senators Hill (D-Ala), j less efficient after three yeara 'of the.; ead (D-NYl, Russell (D-Ga.), «t pf sabotage, which Is /if high speed use, and the demand for Ball Cap Women I ' a certain sign th a t the ^f,ir raid is Renewal of authority fo^ Bni.slijCompany. and Mrs, John 9, a ixmscious and imconscjous toclprocal trade p ro g ram /is e x - ; Cu.4ter. chairman of the fon Burton (R-Ohio), and Brewster] \ replacements Is Impossibla to (IIL 'oyer, and k. would give' . defense >R-Me.l ' <■ ItUTf, but'that-It must be gbeat The difficulty in replacing parts workers the clear use of tha,^ road pected of this Congress. 4 is not I policy committee of the^ list omitted Senator Chan- .32 -■jneh Ei''« - draw-er/ |Xeen from the urgency and fre- Is reflected in dozens of advertise- ” cut Leasruc of W omen Vi ChestyiSS.M ency with whiclv press and labor ments and reports such as on* they ought to have. that there ia any >eciprocal trade ^ prince, presid dIer;iD-Ky). who had beeii plug-/i against IL / Gleaming Bengalin* . .. atrong- Salt! Cool cotton aailcloth'in a treaty which could or ought to be ^ ging for X tour by a Military A-Jf* from Teschen. An Important power ly tailored* Outfit your aeftb^ After last night’l aaparianca, Scientific sabotage is/hard for Station there lay Idle for "a long amart open to* and haal etola fairs *ui>spramltte*. and SanatogJ Nazto to combat. K la an exi teatn.,arthi* aale i^ccl for play! Red or blux wa should think there might be negotixted tomorrdff. It Is sim- Hatch (D-NM) who had been fflat- .time because a rttal part Was bro- V ply that the ' reciprocal'- trade hand working sOm^tly. One ken and couldn't be replaced al- state revision of the ooda. .Sut -If ed to head a similar delegation | has been the lUstrtbution of treaty eyatem stoiidi as a symbol j from the Trimian commltteff. though one. waa sought through- 'Spy* Money I Satpl that state revision la nob forth- 19x26 Vi - Inch Drc.iseP \ ly leaflets,, coplay of which have out Europe* Finally the Germans^ coming, there ia bo raaaon under of Amc.rican eronoipic eobperatiorf j Mirror, lo.'OO >n smuggled out of Germany. were forced to do as extensive 90Ak. Roll 39c Lidozpun tha aun why Manchaatar can t with thiivraat of the >wofld |ey are camouflaged as foreign of rebuilding In'order to ge Prints, Plaint SAVE NOW- I N WARD WEEK uage dictiongrles -with a mid^ RooRfig niaka its own Improvamanta, as that, th e r^ r* . It 1* toipoptont New Britain, April 28— — .\iliiiits S plant working again. ." section filled with advice alm- " ' '■ ■■ ■ aavaral oth«n-,.Oonnacticut eomma- ..that Oopgra'*? now derpohatratf Abb-it 200 factory guards are af- /f JM fected by a. ruljng.of the police, Of His/Attortte^j ' to "help those who don’t want 210 33^ nltiea hays already dona. ' its willingness tq ^.aVe America commission, last . night revoking [work BO A at they caa simulate lerts Draining contlmi* such s pyiiby. after the theif apeclal police-authority. They Iness) before a. AoOtor without Covert .100 square fset---- fada- Wonderful, erase e-reeiitant [ectloff.” f ' , epun rayon with a iflightly nub- retain their status aa milltaro po- Denver, April^' 28.—(A*)—Detec-r, proofl Nail* and cemant in- war/ .ose their, to male and female workers , Childers aald-John PauHPltt, 48. Badaida 'Cablnat'-Tabl% IfaOtortes.’’ “refugee problem werr drawing up .last week greeted to* arrival of commlttea* ha# all baan heavily , badgea. Since thep Mayor George who quit the Danuar nolle* force Hollywood Beds 911.00 a final report today which was .be- A. Quigley haa aald that they did be Intrcxluctlon also said that RoUosed "Harry James and hii silver tnimr in favor of renewing tha program. about elghl year# amff admitted he instructions had "prtived their lieved to leave tuil 'unsettled tke 42T 310 not need their apeclal city police wounded Samuel/wtnograd, 41, question of what areas in Africa' pet," is T**lly nothing. xaw, but And ma.iy R4publcao uttarXncee poW-ers'" because they’ had been Combine", these box-aprlng-on-laga-and-mattreaa' in 'an. outstanding way and Covers I'OO square feet.,. fire- . ari.i then telepHroed police ’ and the -Uvea of uncounted Ger-, would be opened to receive victims Ward* famoua black alk work V r . * c C o l l * " as'old'ks human' mob reapont* to indicated the party'* Intention of sworn in as policemen undef the with 'mapl* • furniture! Famous Duo-Reat make of t ^ Nazi conquest of Europe. reiiitaint.. . . fadeproof j Tam- shoe civet you real wear and jurisd'atlon of the Army. ; waited In thq^aiwyar’* office ,to] with all-cotton' felt, mattreaa. Twin aix* only. : steers’’ by keeping them out '. pared’ asphalt for' SERVICE 1 comfort at a low price. .(Athe prindpips of rhjffhm and puls* avoiding any all-out battle on the aulimlt pexiK^Hy to arreXt. nHng lines. M^ile toe delegations of both Also available without lega for ttoih aiae mapl* countrieX declined to comment. It '. affd, beaty . , ■ . ’ ,■ isay*.,. IMlans’ Bill Bojaeted". . WlnogrXd diaff last night, four Well-Kept- Naxl Secret houra'sStar bullata ripped through | bed*, 999.50. , - , was understood a ^compromise de^- One of these -pi^ohelogiata goes That proepaqt has; '., now besii [ceurato jiroduction figures are Mon'sTioSalol GoodO ualRy hto ohaat, shoulder and hsek. - of the best-kept'Nazi secrets, cision had been scrapped at toe a little further. The'graateet mod- disturbed, temporarily Xt least, by Hartford,, April 9*.— — Th* lost minute, leaving the question Judiciary committee yeaterday re- sources here IXmlIiar with Roguliw 49c Floor Wax ern jittat-bug'^ Idol Is net Harry Itieriator jd^Narya auddeo demand 44'-lndh Drasaar Baas of African havens, for Iirt< 541'f NOW-IN WARD WEEK jected—ag*ln—a Mil to allow the Fr** .V3ahtog Bin ^aaaed _ todustiy estimated that Thoimowoods Cut-Priced that Congress be given the right only, 930.30 ctoions. • •- James, or Benny, Goodman, but, Mohegan Indiana to sue the state Same base only 38-lnch hs productloh to about 3,000 Completion of the joinf'report cHis Adolf Hitler. to -nullify - any reciprocal trade for damagas aufferad, thay have Hartford, April 28.—(A>) — Ser- jithly. ‘ ■ vicemeb may aoon be able to hunt sis*. 9U-M . will winffup the proceedings of the "All of Hff, all humanity, th* Isgrgement v^ithip 60 days after nialntalned " for several aessUinB, lubmarlnes, on which Hitler is Pfesent conference, which wax sai—Indns iOMhfe. 1|F1m A he aayn doa* not ware not mihjaat to to* facUoAal PhoBC No. • • • « •‘9TB ^ • ' V.. Sklrta of rayon taffeta In- orchid, yellow,, Germany in tos hope of of toe lightest votes to recent MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN B U Y W A R S T A M P S ... O N S A L E A T the long arm of the matter.^ pulling and hauling and trading duxty roae. dark'k blue, deep roac or nnut. u t years, the Republican candidates ‘ I - I ' . I . ^ I' ; : t t - I / ■ C A T A L O G O R D E R SER V I C E U^Hltlar to tout king a< AtoUngulahas eongrxsaloaat Mirror topo aro,out to fit tM kttour akapo carried tha biennial borough elec- WorkPnfi od toMaa. * limimttad ltod qnxBtltjr. U««unF rmammoth synthetic fuel plant, s 1 0 pi .1 S Cl V t • S V O U m ^ ! 1 r ‘ y O M th O U ■ O fU< U ^ it*' f»» ' netoto an any toriff bm. It.to-aa t I O T M I I t tion veeterday, 160 vote* were 91T.B0. to said to have 'been ceat, 122 of them, straight Repub- W*' htlvi'r t fot-flT fx) ,ti.. k ir ou* -t' ' balfltoM totoar flbt toto* any of opan eoncluston that to expos* fu- between Kattowltx and liean, compared to th* 487 oaat .> l4t . \ T 4a > .> l ! • :K Y T V .V I t t t IU own a a rl^ Idoto K mob pay- ture reciprocal trade program* to k l IHIiSto. Mesff too- two yeara ago. 824-828 MAIN STREET . • ■' TELEPHONE 5162 MANCyiSSTEB

,-T- * ' 1 •" ■ ‘i..-'i-'H X'- SDAT, APRIL 28,1943 H^CRESTEB EVTOJlko-HEBALi), MANCRESTES, qbthf. WEDNESDAT^MIl M, IMj M A NCfcffiSTER E\ ^ N X N G H ER A LD i M A N C HESTER* ^CONN. V \ «£i. L ■■ PACK want to the Bank of Birnamwood translated as 'sever,’ 'break off’ or 7 / Hartford PoliotK court tells this city they ___ tons of sine would be used In the aimut noon yesterday and ap- Hy spend tile /^WOMENWIIOSIIFFHII Parelit^" Asked Quick Justice proached the caahier'a cage. He Deplores Case tItUe story merbiy to ilMtrata pey on it^uor, new copperless penny has been cut Sayst^ndon ^^VAn Ixvestia editorial ■ today Weddings to the .fuUIe, routine way our present to 200 tons. > drew a sawed-off rifle from a gunny Many d ^k areu s^ v e token the Davis Hbpes CIMriklay), given In a Moscow X sysUtm deals with al^ollcs. altornativl! of accepttngldfm work Approximately 600,000 pounds of IMnsniission, In the opening sen- ,Gi\:cn Slayer sack and then tossed the empty "To -the shame of Ominecticut rubber have been conserved In the 1^0 H ear T alfeal Q £ bag to the cashier, Perrar, telling Alcoholics to escape jail tefme^YVia method wanis Cliib LisM Is Not tence uie(l the word ’ptervat.’ an. every other sUte," ito jfiaceof...... dealing...... wtih t ) ^ . Judge Rlbt H OriU! Food Output past six months through use of Later In the text of the Isvestla him to "Fill It up." is provided th*t Will cure Mid.*has tt you suffer hoin hot flskhM. (toil- wool felt in the njennfkcture of- Escott-Jeffries X \ When a customer ' entered the fafmenrthou- article, when , a passage from 2. Hand .l^entepiced case*. W# should set up some'kind sands ' of ‘ doUaTS ' " In crops dur Big Bond Purchase washers, gaskeU and a number of 'Miss Thefma L. JeffriegrtM High Illustrated Lecture to Be X bink, Flessert was dts^hac^ and Hurtfo|(1 eOeclares of an inatitutlon, he said, wh^e Will Be High Molotov’s note V as quoted, the street west became thA bride of ^9 Ask Permii P errar fled out s-rear door. FlM sert the labor shortage. ’^d le - a te ” period m « wamaa'* similar items. ' . X word ’prervat’ waS Again used.” Given at the' Higlr| To LHc Imprisonment State they could get the kind of cai^ AlcokpHre -SnonymouB. he said, '«*—try todla''*. naltoem'* V«v- New mlxihg fornjdias for^^d, Henry EhKott, AprU- l l ip a cere- sin|i^ Widespread n- ran out the front door, cornered Uts t8 All they need, where they could have toUt Compound. It'a helped tbo^ white anr1de, who Was unattended, Hartfor^, April 28 — V ) — A Slice and when they are ready to an dclothing and guidance. It Is .L S^lRaid Racoon; resume,* relations with the pre.S'^ of Russia’s declalon ’’to sever’ Mancheater'a public schools are! The final amount turBad In 'to The brief crime fdri^ qf Reinhold iff Btonley Brown and Flessert was woman who had acquired the habit diTstl-V during The'"laV^^ years t cast ‘ron were ent P6lish government. latlons with the Polish’ goyeril- woiPe;A tailored suit of. blue gabar- leave jobs should be found .for an organiution of intelligent men -<^a "with white* accessories and cordially mvlted and urged to Ml Hertford, A ] ^ 28-^(/!>) —State the Red .Ooss War Fund waa ^essert, 25-year-o)4 Shawano found\ln mid-afternoon at a farm- Of going to i'ai] a* a drunk ..waa them. as "the greatest shipbuilding chap- past winter “ UMdershlp "RcMtionary” house nqar Birnamwood. He aur- who themselves have recovered Pledge Peer * 30, 000. ■ Raijls TSlfgetS te. in wotid history." | approximately 1,000^ cerarntc nis(>t..) - cOrnge of stephanofis and sweef- present at a lecture this e^eniiigj Police Commlssl^^ Edward J. $727.05. This included contVlbu- fWm hand, came to a speedy end crocheting a bedspread. Two yCara Provide Food Housing from the drink evil by faith and The Alasllevskaya article, said renderedNwIthout resistance and she had worked on the bedspread, Judge Ribicoff suggested that Runimo^ He -said that the nation .ba» the i fireplace grates armed services heaH. roses. Sge was given In mar at 8 o’clock in High'school ha Hickey, acting a^fninintrator of tions as follows in addition ^catSeday when he was sriiteneed was brouglvt to the county jail fellowship. They offer their friend- capacity to build at least 30,000,000 He said thatlat th^ the leadership of the Pnllsh A'’"'!' rlage her, f a t^ r . Rdb^rl Bui xe —two years bhoken only..by short farmers would be able to keep ship to all cases referred to them /; \ Given B.v’’ jiana^r Jamee Bleir Mont- had made big/^ chntributioris to- On the subject of CommupMablel the State War ^unci), announced i those already published: Bolton to life inmrisonment eight hours here. intervals of freedom—and when comety Ward Company (ConHnued From Page Onc>\ deadweight tons>of shipping riti- in the Soviet Unl^^an Army Warns ntefes , of Holyoke, Mesa., brother-in-law them by providing good housing. by the cdurt, regardless of race-hr .Manchester tin ! ward ednserymg critical materials which left Russia^ast year—was Diseases, and iUpatrated >y slides. I today that he /would toqk Army | Volunteer Firemen, $5.00 Ladies atte'r he affpiltted slaying the cash- Brunner saldythat after Flessert sh wa sreleaaed again she satd. to Tim translenU that the farmer nounced todity that hla company ,< rr~y-’'----- 7“ ", . _,K„^,triuaIly as long as necessary and of the hrld«|nx>m was'best man. confessed the crimes, he Issued a creed, and they serve in relay* to of the Mayu peninsula, \egerted that if the steel and es- i by redesigning and changing speci- "deeply reactionary" and that "it It will offer fathers *nd mothers,I the matroh, ‘‘Don’t touch any*- picks up in-grills of on the street Thui-sday; .A pf}^ K 9 A ?k , had a U o tt^ $30,000 In w ar bond of ^Idiers Ire Victor .D. JeffriM of Hartford and and all teachSre amj nuraea whol permisalon tot the u*e of an audi- of St. '.Maurice, $2.00'; Bolton leKof a bank^wh^ch he attempted warrant charglng^m with flr*t de- thing; 'lUl be back." She was. provide constant compani^ship ;to the Manchester area flres, the announcement said. s^Ual manpower are available ; fleations of weapons. attempted to eMourage anti-dem- to rob. Today he was to enter lo f a day's work are less Vkluable and encouragement foe the'eome- MajfnelJ/BL() At the same time R.A.F. figM- Dhvis Oof lines’ DlfflcultleOv X Maynai^*^ Jefftt** pf thla town, come in contact .With children, an I ble alNcle*^ algnal In Connecticut. Grange, 82.00; and the Bolton 4H Srte murder. . Judge A. A. Ribicoff of the because when they return to the „y the local store and It •w^w^. can produce approximately ocratic tendwcles , and pacifist brothers of the bride, served as Dairy (piub, $23.71. Bolton/did Waupbn state priion tp begin Serv- back. ers were reported to have .attack- 2.C0o\mercbant ships a year." Davi^ouyiried difficulties con- moods; t ^ , U spread anti-Semit- opportunity to Inform, themselvesi ■Acknowledging th at widespr"e^d ing hisyentrnce. /-/’ "'^'k "'6 k to/’be credltad to the Klwhnls ed factories, highway transport i flouting ' the beginning of the drive. How- Precedihg Ple8sert’l^lientence on {S V and river shipping near Bassein, a T ra clf^ the '"vast expansion ,i, being iakeA by^the government can ipside' the ,Army much jutant General Rex DeLacour told rashes by which dlfferent'allme f^ed W, George Glenney. ■ ’ryedt "hands, together 6ti vases of white anapdragpns and parent In Tuesday night’s first sur- ever if all of the residents who his plea of guilty Yo a fl>st dTegree number of supply bargeS and a ship buildil in the United SUtM ! to reCiMiit liaKyeSt hands, tog^her agltguo^ against its . ally on State GuardsmeiKherS last night may. be correctly’ diagnosed charge of murder wae a-series of ilrman of the Kiwanis commit- double-deck river steamer were with changessrn Selective service that y^orkeM particlpalhig In slt- palms. J. ThuMton Noe, churph or- treated, thus preventing ^necesj prise test of the new blackout sig- contributed to the War Fund at "lee on bonds of this amount w bl^ since 1937, Admiral Land » ta em :^e,territory it operated . . ganist played the tMdiUonal bfidat nal kyatem. Commissioner Hickey the'ir place of emplo]rment .had fast moving e^nts, including the damaged, said the buUetin, ployment in • American ^Mipyarcis ; regulations rela^g to deferment dowp strikes and abaeriteetsm ’>rlll sary suffering and exposing othetf attem pted bank ri>bbery, s la y in g ^ brings the' tottf for the club to merchant and naval i of farm workers ^akemal the man- j^Ally, the article charged, hat^e a lough Ume after the„'War." marches, "I Love You Truly" SJ>4 children to the disease. . ((aid he thought the signals should contributed their donatkm to the All Briti.sh planes were reported producing t^V.pmmand of this Army re- the cashier and the'subs^uent ca ^ 000 to'have returned safely. ships and keepini^ 'tJnited Nations | power outlook brighterrioter \than i: /"I’m sure me boys who Mgr ac- other selections. Doctors To Lecture ye “further rstudy,” and disclosed Bolton ;War Fund the quota, would \ ^Chairman Harold Alvord of the fused ie> go" to -the front and re- Dr. D. C. Y, Moore, head of thi^ that, he intended "to press the have, t^en surpassed. Cohtribu-: ture of the youth by a posse. vessels in re p a ir’had passed the W s a few months ago. Hh prprri- /tion In Guadalcanal. Batalin -Apd The-mother, of the bride wore Circuit Judge ArnoiyMurphy Im- Wr bond drive today said that l,300,000^^ark arid' aoori would* ised also that the farm mricl used to ^ battle, and Africa will be quite Vociferous black with...... white...... , accessories------, and---- local Board of Health, will ahov ArmVfor permission to use'\an UoHs can toe ^ven to the '"'■Red there was no definite date set to /rt/i Merchant Ship situation would Improve took its pSpiile out of the Soviet the slides, and Dr. N. Herber |-audlbl^ll- JZroas throughout the year knd posed the life sentence' last night reach lf500,000 Almost a million about It and I for one wouldn’t^ vporsage of red rosea Mr*. Robert after District Attorney'L J. Brun- IT’^ AMERICA’S end the campaign for the thirtMn he, said.k.are em- “If we gOt average w ^her Union.’’ ' want to be one who walked out, Burle, aister of the bridegroom Bailey, deputy health officer of the ' Gomm^ion>ikHlckey said ' ho many are planning to continue blUlonXdollara requested by the Blmted by Botub other workers. The arUcle! .further declared <»n8ldered^publiXtCspo(iae in the ner said Flessert had admitted that plriyed in plants feeding material* better,’’ he said, "we ^ould said the general In an address at w^ navy blue and corsage of yel- Hartford Heaith Board, will als giving to this tVorthy cause until eight hours earlier he had attempt- government. It will continue m- Allied Headquarters in Aus- anq parts to the ahlpyarda. the 1942* production ^ u re \^ich \|^hathat the PoMah' people eagerly the 2nd anniversary dinner of the low roses and assisted the couple have a part in the prograiTk, state-.wide text on tnfe^hole^ery victory is won. [EATEST SALI deflnltely. Meantime plans fw tralia. April A 4,0(W-lDn was an all-time high, ani^we 11 e demanding oply the libera- The lecture ia apopso^M by thd good." ed to rob the bank of Birnamwood, When ships that were original- Fourth Battalion, 2nd Military in recMvIng friends at the church. Nutrition Articles Wis.. and then shot and killed monster war bond rally to be Japanese merchknt ship was^hlast- have the larg,est 8)tl>ply in oUr his- tiolv of Poland . . in Cloae and District GuaM. Follo*dpg a reception at the Teachers .Club ' of Manchester! Motorists liHrease S Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson, 'chair- a t the old. Golf Lots on May ed by a 600-pound bomb And a ly scheduled to be built in 210 tory to divide W among Ahe varl- which is bearing all expense, MleJ Cashier John Perrsr. Brunner Y m , enco Wook"’ days are being, deflyeired into ser- honest,, contact with 't.he demo- He Said that the returning sol- bride’s heime, ‘attended by mem- He added, however, that there man of the Nutrition Committee said Flessert had expressed a de- 8 al^ proceeding, rapidly. wireless station destroyed ou! clalmantsy / . crSitic • "countries fighting against diers would do more to settle the Ethel Robb Is president of the club was a noticeable practice by mo/ f the Bolton Defense Council, vice in barely more than 60 days, The good chief emplytaised. how- ber* of the immediate famUles, sire to "get it over with.” and had' brings you tlt«rApocia| voluos erloaa LOgton Task Tuesday as Gen. Bouglas Mac-' Hitler. % matter of Ind’lstria' sabotage than Mr. and Mr*. Bacott left by plane T he co m m ittee from the clul| toriats of increasing shred on the silggests 'the following selected waived preliminary hearing. Arthur's heavy And medium bomb- American know-how ia at work ever, that/production no matter making arrangements, Mrs. Rober Meantyhile Commander Wilfred with a vengeance.” he iwid. "That “What did the Polish gftyem- all the labor boards "and will soly*. for an unannounced wedding trip, first algnal, the blue, i^order to reading list of nutrition articles: . DescribM Brief Crime Career aarke ^ the DilWo^-Cornell ers took pi^ntage of Improved how go(^it may would pot be ft In no uncertain terms.” ■ y " ta Robb. Misa Ellgabeth Lord and reach their destlnatlonsK "Thl* which possibU only bo- at least a, partial answer to Hit- sufflcleht to aatiW the “biggest ment do to strengthen Ajl>ls and will be at^om e to their Better Nomea and Gardens for The district attorney gave an ac- Poet 102, American lAglon, has weather to range far over enemy union?” the article asked. "Incs*ncea- Oenerel DeLacour said ^ fa- Mrs. JohiyHutchlnson, hopes for--* practice is danjterous and bontii- April, ■ 1943i Grow your own count of what he described as ler’s submarine challenge. dema^. We’ve ever had in this vored organized labor but ‘^I’m not friends at 266 H iA street West dance at this open meetl cmi«b650iiAei)tgomoryWar , . after--Jun* 1. \ Ing. to stage a drlw during the, next s h ip y i^ s have bu^It more mer- r “^ia^Tce Amr?ovSu.tn^^^ The bride U the dau^tcr of Mr. "liie council urges that motonht* 40; Collier'S, Mai^h. 20, Food to itbro jBonogort ptonnod for ^J^ka. ^ time a pur-. sarice attacked two 4,000-ton ves- ,/He called t^on all groups and because o f quarrel* over union comply with the regulations. Looi two chant .tonnage than the total steel interests to /go about their ta.sks lowed the press and official and Mrs. Joseph H. J^frles of fly on, p; 13; Farm Jburnal, April, \ chaser earmarks bond pttr sels in th e ' A rafura sea 50 miles Jui^ictlon. We are going to have Ttepalrs of tank care In tb| thinking, like loose talk, costs *' you know your greeri*?^ p. 45; •nd bought in bpg* northwest of Dobo, on the Aroe ship production under the Emer- in ”a spirit of good-natured cq- eans to make the most of vile at- a bubch of tough boys on our Lebanon. Conn, and is eipployed Eastern fuel-carrying service chases to the Legli a Qaiise it tacks against the (Soviet) Union live*. Here is an opportmiity for April, More Value from will Islands. The American-manned gency Fleet Corporation’s p ro g r^ operatlon/ ’ hands^when the'soldiers return, if by the United Aircraft C^:i>ora- Into oil dellverlee In 1942 by le co-operation." guantHlM. Hurry to War^^ helps buy another jee] n the entire five years of the Wrst "We pin do this job if only we Which took the main brunt of the these sqhabbles snd tleups con- tion of East Hartford ln \U )e p. 284; Parent’* Magaatne, bear a plaque wltk local bomber scored a hit on the bow than one-tenth of ppe pec cent. In Hartford, CJhlef Air Raid AprilXihriorlty goes to energy, p.' DANCE of one ship and two near— per- Vorld W ar program, from 1917 will gat the cards on the table and blows of the German Anqy-’’ tinue.” . . capacity of cost analyst. The Warden Charles A. Welch aald the Sovo In this groat solo! Post's name inscribed . through 1922. bridegroom la an Inspector at the 50; WcmiM’s Day, W ar Food Bul- 'Given by ' Commander Clarke would, not haps'damaging—near misses on settle our differences in a spirit The Vasilevskaya article declar- He annouVs * His Orchestra the parade. Former 3 ^ ^ pled.^rrecked the. entire station. Hospital N^es A gun is a one-cylinder Internal . Phone 3384 Brownell Gage; ll-l, Mr*. Frank Wpvain SirtpaJ Mitment Oommander Connell « Along New Guinea’s north epast, Likening/today’s production op- Clemente in Berlin.’’ Operating On Old Baals Jitterbug ind W ^ta Contest*, erations to those of a ajril-nm combustion engtna. - Paggioli, Mrs. Donald Tedford; Middletown la *tate chairman of bombers hit at Japanese holdings At Farewell Parly Envoy Planning To Leave It was apparent,' Mr. Welch said, 1-3, Mrs. Chester Hutchlniion,. Mrs. gdm. 50c. Men lii. Uniform Frre. Qiom bray-only tba campaign and he hopes that from Wewak south and east as Amerlcari household which makes The Polish ambassador and his Admitted yesterday > a ^ liat many persons were still For Contest IteMrt-aaoifa SAV[ NOW -IN WARD WEEK both ends meet, Batt sald'^ the only Thurshman. SUfford g p rm ^ Edaon P. Herrick; 3-5, Mrs. Mark the lerlonnalret will contribute at far as Mubo where A-20e made staff still have freedom of the city tUng on the' basis of the form- Carpenter, Mr*. Howard C. Chase; Phone 2-0789 Betwe«!>n^8-S P. M. nine strafing passes over enehfiy way to maintain a balMced sched- Mrs, Jessie Amadeo, 162 Eldridge' signals, supplanted by the new iM at a mUe of Jeepii \i*lch w ent- uleAnd efficient prod^tion of war i ^M rs’. Victoria DeMeusy of but were planning to leave shortly street; Miss Myrtle Qowdy, South 5-6, Mrs. Richard Rich, Mias Jtine nally will roll into Rome, Berlin positions in the region of Green's Grand avenue, Rockville, who re- Ifmy regulations Feb. 17. \ Is la to have/realistlc goals | for Kuibyshev. Coventry. Mlldher; 6-9, Misses Patricia",. Year A really good woveetetrip- and Tokjro.’ hill. ' cently enrolled in the \Va AGs and (The question whether .Russia ANNOUNCEMENT Forty minutes after the -all- Daisy-Ann and Diane Dimock. -W ______ed ebambray at ibis low ^ e e i McNiMUitB’ Oontrtbutioa At Flnschhafen, on the. Huon >Svlseiy Glanced/against each! , Admitted today: Raynham dear was announced by radio, other.” / IS' awaiting her call, was honor meant to terminate or merely sus- Thompson, Talcottvtlle; Mrs. Alma Delegates to Convention /TubfSet paetkis, 35” to M" gain! Plolfom The merchant of , Manchester peninsula, a Catalina dropped guest at a farewell party, last pend relaUons with the Polish gov- \TH E TEACHERS CLUB OF MANCHESTER ouseboldera were still telephoning Mr*. Herbert Hutchinson and bombs on a suspected dump area Asserting that early in the war Cole, 18 Proctor Road; Carl Earn, oHce and fire headquarters to-find WiU have, within a few days, pu^ program "majiy people justifiably night at the . home of Mr- and ernment was raised last night by a 26 Keeney street. ^ IS SPONSORING THE / Mrs. Brownell Gage represented Sovb o* Thle low Prteol ahaeed bonda Ip the amount of and the crew reported heavy ex- Mrs. Joseph-ilurawskl of 19 Dur- report of the London bureau of the D^harged yesterday: Mrs. ; when they, could turn the lights the Ladies' Benevolent Society of WoniMi** plosions. - , . criticized because our sights were SSL875. Thia waa learned today not high ,^u g h ." he said; ant street.' She was presented U. S. Foreign Broadcast Intelli- Jdaeph Stanious and son, 47 Alek* Illustrated Lecture Oil the Boltcm Congregational church Sport ^ whne no namea or M ounta Make 18 Btrafing Runs ‘At wUiter date, the sights bc- with a puree of money aqd a cor- gence service of the Federal <3om- a^r street: Miss Bertha Bilyeu. A ir wardens in many In- at the convention of the Council mentioned Indlridually the Auatraliafi BeaufighteM made 15 large as compared with sage of rosea by ;;jier assojifates munications commission which 206 Woodbridge street; Charles A. nces md not know the all-clear of Congregetional-Cjhristlan Wom- Oxtenfa strafing runs during which cannon CUme./yi^ |iad been announced and were •rand total sUted above wm w^t the country could do and in the Pioneer ParachutX com-, said: Clark, Jr., 57 Turnbull Road. Cctownuiiicable Diseases en held to^y in New Haven. The •.•MMypoymonfpte"* gtnen o«t for puMcaUon. It and maefiine-gun ffre/Were poured pany. About ten couples*^ attend- ("The first m*ntlon of Foreign Discharged today: Mrs. Cheater their whistles under the into the jungle fylnglng Labu la- Mfen ,tt was necessary to bring oh- delegatee attended the' morning Riilieedjll^^ Waa A group plannlim idea vrtth 'jectjves closer in line with y-re- ed and spent a pleasant evening. Commissar Molotov’s note to the Clbroskl, and dau^ter, 22 Dudley thfed windows after the an- and afternoon sessions. the nnderatanding that Just the goon, jsrhlch Is five miles southr, Children ouncemeht. soyirces. Otherwise, we would have Last week clOse friends of Mrs. Polish government was made Ip a street; Ralph Fletcher, 273 Adams Choir Rehearsal Long wearing atyle* in atnrdy •mount would bo mentioned. west of Lae. The enemy has beSn DeMuesy gave a party -for her street; Mrs. Agnes Gdss, E ^ t First Surprise Test attempting to conceal supply bar yen faced with excess .. facilities ‘Tass trsmsmlaalop a t 11:04 a, m., TONIGHT/AT EIGHT O’CLOCK The choir of the Congregational leathers. Brown or whit* ox- Hore * ^[wel «n* ftrmly 'ioT Items which coul^Abt be com- and also presented a purse to her e. W.' t., Monday which used the ’Hertford: Anson Thorp, 18 Tan- n* test wss the third under , the ctoirch will rehearse this evening ford* for real welking comfort! ges there. It is known f r ^ past and a corsage of red, white and ^ri*.nny-r Attriwtlvoly now experience that such strafing, at- pleted, componcptt^'which did not word '.‘sever-’.’ This was followed ner street. ' / IN HIGH SiaiOOL AUDITORIUM regulations, but the first sur- at 7:30 p. m. In the church under if match, and coptinubus* interrup- blue 'flowere. by a broadcast In Russlah from Thf other two, one in the the direction eff Misa Ada-Lln Rob- , mubionii. emooth n*dwood ItahAiod South C otenlry 1 tacks Invariably take a hSavy. toll, * Juat Badle Anteaiia // ^neakiMEg: . mn in Japanese troops./■ tions in pro^ubUon*.’'’ Moscow at noon'' which. In the ijrtims, had been announced In tnron of Manchester. - MIm Helen Solol ^In stotout. to Oot te todar to oor wwtz Wtok 1*1.4 Exwnatilee of Artlvlflce I MUk Dealer* In Court opinion of BriUih naonltore, used Dr. D. C. T. 3W e, Town Board of Health ce. Beny, chairman of /.the music I F o r t r e s s f i r e d a t , BUSS, Idaho—OP)—A farm hand 1.59 Royj There •waa A large coastal ship a fevir miles northwest Citing Examples of activltlea be- 1 the llusalan -word "porvat,” cor- Dr. N. H erbert^iley, B*rtf«M Health Board The first publlc'signal, a steady committee, has returned to hei ing ^conducted under direction of Hartford. Aprl’ 27.-(Ah--State rectly translated as ‘Sever.’ Aiund a metal ball, attached tq 3M. |last called the blue warning, went home at' Bolton Center and sihre Dron the Baater Service at the C e m ^ of Wewak. Then the big bomber feet of wire. Oh, oh! A bomb . ALL PARENTS ARE INVITED, AND ALL PERSONS] loi Lasting Protection •atlonal church Sunday morning. moved down,the coast, strafing WPB’s (^nserva,tlon division. Milk Administrator Donald O. ("Reception, however, was not at 9:32. Cbnfuslon was.lmme- her return has engaged Miss R o^ ThAsprogrAm foUowa:, Organ pre- AAld * Hamrnerberg today In Superior perfect end It 1s pbsslble ttat ;pbr- No. said the FBI—just a bomber’k INTERESTED IN CHILD CARE inson to direct the choir as well Marienbergi vAlexiahafen and radio antenna, elddeiitly droppM^ jlately apparent. Thousands of hide^^Agnua Dei”; Procesalonal Flnschhafen. t ^ ' Industry is being encouraged to Court sought a temporary injunc- vat’ was an acoustic distortion of enwns, remembering the old sys- as act as or^nist. anthem.\"0 The Golden Gldjripg Foi’tresses attacked fuel dumps tip; high-speed editing tools to cut tion to require Frank 48., and Ray- the word ‘prervat,’ which can be in filght - ^m. thought they eould.wait until Rolton Briefs ' pousi 'Bargain* ity' printed rayon M om lng:^Invocatlon, in unison,,, down the wastage’ of 30,000. tons mond Holloway, AvOn milk deal- . • , ■ .X ______' nother signal before putting out The sign paintier .was busy qh crepes an ^ plain spun rayons. on/ WlUaumes penlnsulk; north of "tlppabie" tools consumed I PiUNT Gloria P a m , arid New Britain, as well >s^the Cape ers, either to pay for" milk they Jielr Ilghta Air raid wardens were 'Tuesday completing- the service Rich colon, all 3/4 to Ayfarda long. 39" wide. Baptism of chll^dren, Sally Ann yearly. ’ ' \ buy in accordance with the milk ElU blowing their whistles when men’s honor roll, at Bolton Cen- Gloucester alrdrom?.-' Approximately 8,000 tons of zinc icisnufieall^ White. <*W*>»*^ A Hudson attacked the Jap- marketing orders or place funds pe red signal, an Intennittent ter. Forty-five names- will ap- '(onnalaicd, Ss- Robert W hite and'JBrupe^ Merelck anese-held village of l^latdek on pet year Ipive been saved in chang in escrow nending final settlement calUng for blackoik of street pear-on the board when finished. sumrou'oflong- Solol Prinlod Abom. eon of Mr. ^ "Mrs^ Mer- the Kai isl^^7 and ^ekyfighter ! ing tops bn mason jars froip zinc of an earlier action brought by. .’X lits and halting of traffic eime Barbara May Chessey, daughter , IItcq, dittinc- CottOn Tewolt rick Abpm. Eaateiyriym,^ Becep- the administrator against the 9:32. of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chessey tire X. M’ <2«i™fc,«.«■»*.U.1 . Rogulorly 29c tlofi of new members. Mm . Adeiie of DQb6 DQOO i n e / ___ uka on brothere. [During the red periqd wardens and Linda Lee Paggioli, daughter home S3.15 Moore: O fftirt^. "Selni MMer; ures hae been develoi^d.for use on » Attorney Jack Rubin represe^ 313 violations, gbout tha of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Paggioli besmy. GAL. caaollne drums, MplaclM 4,000 ed Mr. Hamrnerberg apd the firm were "baptized at the Easter Sun- Doxology " tons of high grade die castings. ne number as usual, Mr. Welsh S Onl. Let. CanUU, .!^ e Easter Victory, Allied,Ki$ka Raiders of Rourke and Hanrahan repre- / X' lid. day servioes at the Bolton Con- Pari’'I.v^cripture Lesson Roman* Industry has been haked t&mast Moore: treasurer, Mrs. |lt ^ Francis'ho8pital,/i daugh- daughter Alda of New Yorlj-'Clty RoducodI Clifford Ulm. Conjmlttee chalmten Atta^ dap Ihatallatlons , Ivolum Privets (A lluring the early mbnimg, Roohi Suite •, waa bom to Mfy/and" Mrs. are spending the week with their Sturdy / 2.75 doz. Were Chosen as follows: Program, C. Schiavone at 443 Wash- husband and father, 'Dtomenlck :^M. Don G. ChurchlU; Finance a g w p of Liberator (CJonaol^at- ARE YO U PLAYINC ton atfeet, during the red CarlcVaro of Shoddy Mill .Road. fa Finitos, Walk, Woodwork >^11 «.A>«ied Mm . Herbert Rose, co-chairman. ed/3-34) heavy bomhere at^cked Lar^g Selection of Fabrics— Easy Terms lod. Harttord hospital report Asst. Apple Trees 1.25 CO. Mm . Fred J. Bodreau; Sjmahlne, .apaneSe Installatlona at / .Kahili [that this mis the first blackout Ml-A CTarence WllUams: and Ballala In the Bhortland island All Work Guaranteed . THE NEW 1943 . ■Ing ti-hlch a baby had not been Asst. Plum Trees ship. Mm . George Bloodi area and at .VUa In the central there. \ Preilicls ^om plet^ 1 .25 eo. Solomons. Fire* were itkrted at Saner* base, with d**p\flut*d Denier Service. Mrs. Evelyn R uper^ PUCO irinforoed top* pltality, Mrs. Frank Vozzolii; Exe; Ballale at Vila. SPRINCTIA^ CAME? Roiit- of New Deal side* I 9.0IUIC* capecity.X Buy Gladioli Bulbs 22c^ d o z . cutive, committee, Mrs. John S. /" { B ), L ater in the morning, five. X" and eavs at this ent price ! \ •yeala Flying Fortreas .(Boeing B-17) MacD6n4 «l U p K o l s t f i r y C o . tai^atioii 1 ^ 1 , BUseli, Mrs. Albert Boudrgau, Me* (e sMsb- Mrs. Henry Jackson. Heavy hpmhtru carried out a sec- 983 MAIN ST„ A a RTFORD 2-4ll7 ond attack on KabiU. Poor visi- American Induetrial Blading ■ W*. mm Bos, k**u.*uir- Rogulor The' club will hold a whist In "SEARCHING FOR To Hole! Eiircipe N ew /Y ork, April 28.—(/^—Vp- isca, free from 1.49 the firehouse. May 25 for the bene bility prevented obaervatlon of re- on hi* re-electlOn as president of brutb Bisrke. nroom fit of"the soldier’s gift fund. A *25 sulte. \ the National’ Republican duo,. ITbril- SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK Var bond-will be given away. The ■ "North Pacific: V / . THE BUS FARE*' few York, April 28—(>P)—The Thomas J. Curran, New York sec- Hap* 9$C club has already made gffts-to 111 "2. On April 26th, formations Of itute of Jewish Affairs of the retary of state and chairman of PINT service men from South Coventry. Army plane#. carried-out 11 at- the New York County Republican- •r lerlcan. Jewish Congress charges' Barzilla Moody is a-patiePt. a t, tacks against Japanese Installs |t the Nazis are usliig planned committee, jiredicted a complete \ . the'Manchester hospital tlone at Kjeka. Uberatbr heavy Nation, of European people* to rout of the Democrats in ‘ next Snow-white - glee* shad* with' Shirt io lo ^ Miss Grace White is spending, a bomhere and -Mitchell (North ‘T O K E N , TO K EN Germany rnaiptim a domi- year's presidential election, Tor Soit, Lovely Walla porcelain... holder.-Handy plug-lh; week’s--vacation with her ■’Sister American B-25), medium bombers. H E A R It positloq on the'continent after ' In a speech last might at the outlet for electric raior! 1.75 Volifot / -and. brdtherjin-law, Mr. and Mr*. Lightning (Lochheed P-38) and ] war, even in case of defeat club’s inaugural dinner, Curran Roland .E. Allen in P’embrook, N, Warhawk Curtiaa (P-40) fighters WHOHAS THE TOKENT’ a pamphlet "SUrvatlon Over said th a t In 1944 "the American 144 , H , participated in thesm raids. Hits tope,” released -yilsterday by people will throw the New Deal "TLAt Afoot! Mr! and Mrs.- Edvvln Palm er of were scored In ..the enemy malp ] Stephen 8. Wiee to bAialf of out, as they drew the Democrats WALL Manchester"were week-end guests camp area, on the runway and § Institute, It was sUted that but in 1920 and us out to 1983.” ' of Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Richardson. number of buildings we?e destroyi Dr. Gdcbir B.‘ WilfiamsQfi Although he declared it waa riifiiB '.v'VA. President Nazarene College, Wollaston, Massi - nans now are receiving 94 pen At the last' weekly meeting of ed. Damage waa also Infiicted-on of the diet established by 'too early by far to think of can- A —*-TTT minn* the Boy Scouts there was an at- north head. Canadian pilots, fly- V ' lie of Nations studies as essen- didate*,’’ Curran (aid. the G.O.P. flat, already 188 tendance of .19, Joseph Sbirsbar ing Wartaawks, ^ecuted twp other I to the maintenance df health, would have no dearth of presiden- aiixed. Cottiri was appointed Junior assistant aaNffiy, Easy e a ' atUcks." i- The bus Is due at the Railroad SUtion In four minutes — |t’s six minutes tahlnd aehedule now, u Pe other peoples are. bSlng tial Umber to choose from. Sturdy^'hardwood teat finished, pattscM—afi woven «"? Lur nu* S.cout Master. The, --following “ Union Preaching Service of . Mslvely wiped out or reduce ■ppir: eeer •* scouts passed the scout pace test: Mtfc Umpethwaite goes on a podeet book s e a ^ for «»“ • No in gleaming white enamel, com- nailflk,adrftw,Fatloii book.drl^aU eS i^bandkei^ief. dgaw tte^ matchea, to apathy by toaufficient or plet* with hardware. Price ent I Kenneth Smith, .Robert Hines, Jap BomBitM Attack Mant^ester Ministerial Association rly balanced foods. Suffragp Denied Nax-ajoa Malcolm Rose. Fred Brown pass^ fountalB pea. check book, honee keya, hair pine, eamp^ of wool, 1?“ ^ ; pamphlet said th e...DuteliL the 2nd class signalling . teat; Burma Road Town ease, and Itoldly, at hm r taat, a change purse. And la the puree, with .no dange to keep it eom Gallup, N. M., April 28.—<>P>—U Chungking, April 28 — dP live 81 per cent of the calorii‘ i t o J . Wold* Tiro Tnbo Stephen Shirsbar the ret pany, te e nice crisp 8ve dolhr bin, . 7 - - plred for health, the Polea In they had the right to vote, their Economy 29c Wodioblo Morblnixnd ' class signalling test. There were Eighteen Burma-based Japanese Kobemino bombers, escorted by nine Zero iland 72 per cent; Belgians Oongnesmen ^gh't prove more jlidi for Isiido Floori Polcii KH Swoahkirt Fibor Window Linolovni on 10 candidates for tenderfoot m- Sunday Eveningi IT HELPS A LOT TO HAVE EXACT CHANGE READY AND TOi MOVE BACK IN THE BUS. er ceiit; Poles In the Oraeral sympdtheUc, say 53,000 Navajo Prico Gill ' structloo, .Three patrols, wee* fighter*, attacked tha Burma road Roducod SoloPricod et-j„tMflQQOf town of Yunnanyl to Westehl ernment 81 p*i cent; French Indiana. Supt Jamas M. Btawardt FnItBock formed as follows: Hounds,’- Wil- 8:00 P.M. er cent; Italians 63 per centt of the Navajo central agency said iam Pratt laader .and Fred Brown China Monday, the Centtal New* le. agency repertsd today, declaring 29 per cent, and Jews 20 ttibal apokeamen in Arlaona and , , assistant laader; ’Wol'vea, Ralph ■ c e n t ' ' New Mexico explained auffrage is rLOOK ea* Preston. leader and Malcolm Rose that most of .the bombs fell to in INAMWIi Just mix with hot or cold wa- forests. without causing much denied them in the two state*, al- . assistant leader; Flaming Arrows, though they are cltisena 8 pcodiealcolon ter. apd apply! Dries feet I S tba 73 «q. in. material: 10 eq. pattern . . . cut I/snh like linen! Oil coated for Ward Week Only! Cover wall >. Stephen Shlrebar leader and damage. a . nande Active Paif Be Taken for tasMe wood covers np to 500 sq. ft. I patch**,.57^ in. patch rubber I for aetioni Fleeced medium extra wear ! Reedy, to attach to to wall. Oey colora in delicate. Robert Hines assistant leader.' On ** eoacrere. 2 tubes cement, buffer I . ■roiaht cotton. Silver grey. your own roller* t 37^x8'sis*. V grained mxrbloi**d deelgnii ‘Friday, April 30, there will be an bndon, April 28*-(J6—The F ar 11 Killed la Plaae Crash ficmrs. hetltrs'’ all day hike, meeting at 9 a. m. Metho&t tern correspondent of the In- ■■mk. a io i*A Roswell, N. M.—()P)—^Try thU Indent French News agency at -|he home of Assistant Scout- London, April 28—dp—Eleven 11.10, xnasteii Albert Boudreau on Poet one for size, pleas*, 'fhat's Dayton Irted today Japan has demand- persons were killed and aix badly Road, n m and ascend elsss tests Talmags, New Mexico Funeral Dl- lat Indo-China parUcipate ac-^ injured when a plane fell onto a, clfos. .QT, B U Y W A R S T A M P S . . O N S A L E A T Music by Combined Choirs of X y In the. Pacific War. CkiMra) MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN will h* PMMd. Tbs r ^ la r Fri- rsetm n ASMCiatlon president ■ "a • , ' ' bu* In seuttaeas'aacotlam and cov- CATALOG ORDER SERVICE day atgnt masting also win be spealdng to OPA ofncials and as- cripUon was ordered In lAdo- ered It with biasing gaaeUne yes- soclatloa - msmbsrs. B s took sev* v; M anchester Churches |a April 23 ehorUy after the terday afternooi.. Two R, A. F. are! nashsN, buOt aooordtog to il of Kazuo AokI, the Japa- filers, eight Navel rstinjre-and the ^ Johnson l^aint Co. OPA speclflcatioaa, to a m e^ng |” minister of gffalrs of Grcal- bus driver- w e^ killed. There were It Mala St. Tel. 6854 .II0.M(;

/• : f. ;./,'U- BLANCHESTflR EVENING HERALD, M ANCHESTER, CX>NN, WEDNB8 D A T , A P R IL 2 8 , 194S ■ t - lilANClIESTER BAKING HERALD, MANCl wTER, CUNNm tVfiUNEauAi, ArniL m , i »m : . ------^------“ / BAGE'nJBTBlf'-i z. such iMinlsiunent to*' toe Oernikn to go alohg with Senate amend- Yanks ^p tu re mechsimze^ forceain toe last four ^0ves Washington Club roads concerned. In ahihnpdnoing eatsbllshsd in toe new numbering. Brookfield Center and Route U. 8. CroMtMi^^K declln^ to ■Thirds V ote' ments, sponaored by Democrats, About T o ^ days. Vehicle tJse Route Numbers ths Chang# today. State .Highway.High Tile new lay out of the routM 7 to toe eoutoweat, but east and invj«ti«aUon, the .Axl* 1t»«“ * rr * to the women’s 86-hour work wMk la, as follows: north of Brookfield Center it re- _ Its aJlegationa a^inrt.the cee H ills; Elsewhere hr toe ’Allied' circle B uys $1,000 Bond Commiaslonsr William/ ' J. Co« :edSignj bill and declined even to name a constricting ySbout Tunis, British said it followed thS/depiutmental places Route 38 as the designation K^iana to the utmoat andtomfu t)f H ou^ Neecled Factory Plan >Drops47P. G. Route 25 is extended from committee of conference aa It sent, Mary Buahnell Cheney Auxiliary, infantry at .Toum railroad Newl;pJPlaced custom of carfyln^a route num- Brookfield Canter to Brookfield, to Bridgewater. quarters wW connqctlMi^ Bw- the -Toposals back to the upper r Height ______/: lin 68111 A German-seJdcted com- U. 8. W. V., and W ard Cheney Btation, gj^mlles w^st of Tunis, on ber on its logic^iocation as In- replacing Route 133 on this sec- ^B ru To Override Veto chamber. | . , ' . Gamp Will hold a Joint m uster aerv^. the roaia from Medjka-El-Bab to The executive committee of toe dicated by chc^s and counts of tion of road. Route 25 then co- , The . Nationkt Safety Codnclt rnissmn o?'‘® u ro p ^ & w " WM •nte amendrpfnts, adoptetl last Tebourna, after an il-mile ad- rw o Shifts at Colt’s Gasoliiieli$e . SalcHSr Ich A lto Washington Social .Club hgs voted en route to the iBmPlensk area to Ice tonight at 7:48 to the Army and (Oosttonsd from P^iglB O n e) Are Re-Assigned to'Gon* traffic uslng/tha, ^ te . .-Th'le incides with Route tr. 8. 7 until suggeets that you keep yout speed OTICE ThurMay when nine Senate Re- vani to purchase an additional $1,000 \ (Oonttooe^ from ?sge One) Navy clubhouse, .^fter the muster With Every Sunday Show Decreage of 43 simpliflea dj^ing for \al^' road it reaches the junction with the while driving at 38 mUesT per hour We Offer the FoUoteing Serviced. foreBand, oondutt an. publfeans deserted their party a social time with refreahments advance' was expedited by war bond. ■users, but/ espectally foh;;’ those road into Ne‘\(* Milford center, at Axla repdHs , said ■' " . P , Germann defenders rrached to.wUh- A1 the social meeting preceding ftoriLj/with’ ^tow of but to refrain fr6m/relaxing just leadership and voted with Demo- will he enjoyed. final/mopping up of Gerinan Off Is/Favoi^. j P e r O n t ^ S t a t e . who depend almost entiraty on which point Route 36 turns east- .because you ar^drivlng slower. For Yopr Consideration, 7 ^ and mlssIonA'^vere en rovite or shortly to the Republicah-controlled Leg- crats. provided that women be al- in 400 yaMa of theycrest. Thirty or Itions on Long*Stop hlU. dinner was served and a pro- Traffic in the State^ would''^ to the Smolensk areas islature., Governor ‘B altin as- ere captured route pftwiers to guide toem.X erly into New Milford and contin- Confusion. lowed to work no more than six c Strang PreMura Applied Iram* of motion p'icturea and songs Befbre ttia. change was ma ues toward Litchfield unchanged. Theie wehe described .aa serted that'the acta of defendanu successive days except In cases The Cosmopolitan club will tol\) (htoUolrit^"h ” ommands a Strong; preseure on Blzerte, the Hartford, April 28—(fl*)-^Danlel Hartford, April 2h—The -month presented. egntaOVes of relief orgapiwtions In the case, which reached iU low its business meeting Friday^ section of the^edjerda valley Hartfurd, April 28- The State the. traffic' oii'"*the three roads— , Route ;fi7 TeplaceB .Route 2 5'sa where government contracts or er principal Allied objective in L. Horowitz, IVar Labor Board of March y®*^® itoowed an Routes 25, 67 and' 133 in Bridge- ybe desigitxtion between Bridge- Add indigtotimi April *8-— of V countries bordering dismem- climax in 1939 w-ith the convicUon afternoon at the South Mepiudist iiKonly 21 rnjles In direct line Blrajwaa being applied by If li Is oftqn necessary to pi Highway'Department baa r e- union agiyementa called f o t them church with a mualcale in dharge arbitrator appAnted to decide toe I over-all loss of 47.8 per efeijt in the water, Brookfield and New Mil- water and New Ilford,'toua ex- ■ I a . A ; 1sriaatae or ^ ' bered Poland and Russia. . x of many political nglables of ned French and American on hills, a. chock made from a asslgned'route numbers on three dw hle yoqr money back 1. Piece ^lici^ Seridce w«ra mixed up, an to work seven days out of eight bf Mrs. David Bennett The pro- controvert over new'- working I number of vehicles on State high- ford -was re-chceked and* It was tending Route to provide con- O\er-Joyed at Broach \ parties, among Hhefn Lieut. Gw. Engaging In Second drives. quarter' 8eC,tion of, an okJr auto state hlghwayil' making the nelv sBcMB •toMBd) Mid rsuiea pelafiil.',u«urai- '^Bounded p r e m a tu r e ly ^ ^ « Frank Hayes (D>, “affected the and would prevent women from gram Will be given by members of hours at Colt’s Patent Fira A nna| ways as compared with the iame determined that/the. bulk, of .the nection' betweeX New Haven and Everything Washed and Jrone^ Dispatches from Axis capitals working oh shifts that change be- ' T w w e miles east of A®«djez-El The French command announced M anufacturing Co., today inform* wheel seiy#8 much betteZthan a layout ^ numbers coincide with users of Routes" 25 and 67 W ^ New M tliqrd/' - /* y«oo«..iiara f«%m w omllaS laouactning_la,.- ntMi emrden waa drreattd/after very operations of .our govern- the North Methodist, church choir Bab th ^ ir s t Army was engaging its forces nsd Mvsneed sno'ther I month, in 1941, toe moet recOht wood block or Stone. Z ' to thin neutral country made it tween 1 and 6 a.m. unless given ed management and tmlon that tael the norinal'flow.of traffic on the continuing thfir trips on Yhe line's If! POBIfon In • with » poU o^m ^ doxena ment.” of which Mre. Bennett is organist in a iecortd thrust direetjy, toward three miles towards Lske Achkel, I jmar in which war facton had lit-- Route 1$3, continues'to .oonhrot •f Mtl« V/ir pa ja m a s k ...... 22c '"epatter warde^ picket^ police clear thaV^ Germany was over- Should Walt Longer Time transportation by their employer. and from tpe Chamingde club. Mrs. had, approved a/two-shift, eighti \ .All 0T6r ftt 15c» ioved at/the diplomaUc breach be- Rep. Herbert E. Wanderer (R) Tunis alort^/ the Maasicault road patting them Yesterday within hour day, six da;^ a week, w ith| I tie or no influence. In meking'toia HAMIflWC a JSWtLITS...... ,,.,,.15C kMtdouftrtcrs ^ d clam or^ lor *'*• ■Iwecn liusBla and the Polish gov- Because of this and other rea- Marion'Seelert also of the latter south of Tebqutba and a famous about 20 miles of Blzerte. The every Sunday off. ' I information public today, State sons, said the govemdfc,"it seems pf Bethel. House chairmam of the club, will play selections on her r(lfl An< ...... tablecloths^..... 15c emroent-ln-exilc. and to at Ro*"* iaBor committee, made the motion British re^m w attacked a' fea-*' western shore of Lake' Achkel la Mr. Horowitz’s decision, mailed | iH lghw ay Commlasioner Wllllem J.^ ^Hlllllllllll||ltlllillllliwil||||||||||^^^^^ gmnlucX brightly lighted, and had joined the chorus of saUsfact to me that most 'unusual pregau- piano-accordeon. ture of the terXln known as Si only 17 miles from the big Naval simultaneously to both sides, fol* I Cox also made available other flg>' 01005353480200022348532323232389534848485348532323484823539148485348482353235323232323235353235353484823482323532348UNDERSHIRTS...... Jt PILLOW SLIPS. . . . 7e m^K^wuaeboldera failed to partl- Uon should be taken and a longer that the House adhere to its form- base." '■ V tton over an incident regarded aa er action in passing the bill in its Abballah and* e n te re d it in a lowed a hearing on the issues held| lures recorded by eutometic traffle Where CanTYpu Fihff As M.Any Or .Equal eompleteiy aa a aurprise time should be allowed to pass be^ Edgar H. CTarke has sold his bloody action. ^ - - The American corps, besides here after toe factions were un- leounting devices at twenty (epra- SHORTS ... ^ 8c BATH^KOWELS ..... V «f, the flrat In montha a triumph for Nazr propaganda. original form because, he said, the At Rome the Olornale D fore the privileges of an elector six-room single qt 60 Haynes But typical of toe Germans’ storming the strongest Axis hill able to agree on.a company propo«| laentatlve points along the aute Feature^h Houaiqg As Tl^Dse ’ SOX ...... ^ Z 8c T O W E L ^ ...... 3c thraw Bridgeport Into darkhcaa at ] should be restored to this petition- lyitq amendments were v”enUr«ly positions in northern Tunisia — |Higbway B y stei^ ./' For Your :Wl'ndowsI I called the Russian.-Pollsh split unitecessary.”' 'Wanderer claimed street to' Mrs Catherine Cignett tenacious effort to hold every foot sa to transfer toe big war Indus 9:ai laat night. . * ' . proof of conflict between the Allies The new owner will occupy the of their mountain rim, they coun- Green hiU afid Bald hill'—had tak- try' for a three to a two-shift day,| Oaaoifne s ^ s / for , - February The flrat black mark on Bridge- In the^four-page message, which that existing statutes adequately en positions south of Jefna, which ow'^a 1948 gaUdnage deoreaea of Dress Up Tour Windows’ For Spring And Summer -even before the end of the wan coveredN the situstions the two** prerhl^ses. The transfer was made ter-attacked immediately with In his decision, whicl seta up Bort’a participation sheet came was transmitted to' the House by throu^ the / Arthur A. Knofla tanks and Infantry and drove toe is 28 airline miles / southwest of plan to be tried for three mont S h.et ®®fit M en pOmpared a*ith. With These Two Popular Items At Textile Store I When volunteer* ^at the chief re- Thh Berlin correapondent of ame'ndmeqta were desigyied to cate HOUl Swiss paper tJie Tat sadl a Secretary of the State Francis B. agency. British from toe crest* Bizerte. and wera only 10 miles Mr. Horowitz establishes two he Februajgf, 19^1, contumpUon/ Justzln! port'tsianter Inserted Ml extra wd Forrign Office 'commenUtw ReaWu. the governor expressed In toe area' east of Goubellat, west of Mateiir, itself 20 miles sihfts, one from 6:45 a.m., to 3:10 le compHetlo^ of the Unlh^ tn W code, word when the first PAlonia^ Bin .%ppiwed southwest of Bizerte. Jefna Is 11 2. THRIFT-T Service declared the Incident . indicated the conviction that it waa hla duty X bad brush grass fire early where srhiored clashes have been p.m., and toe second from 3:3' tatea Public Roads AdminiMra- . B E L V A L i e R ■Igaala were received from the to exercise hji "free judgment. In- The Senate today approved. In occurring almost dVily since .the miles from the west shore of Lake p.m., to midnight. Twenty-flVd lon Mr toe' seme month /toveal ^■‘'•I’ything Is washed, flat-work is irunei^^nd w'ear- Satrlct warning center. As, a re- “England and America are- concurrence with the House, a bill yesterday afternoon gave the Man- doomed to complete Impotency as dependent of yours.” on the meas- start of the Allied Offensive and Achkel. minutes 1q allowed for lunch, and lUcuta perrentagt/qrop in GoingComg -- Cone! | Ing apparel Is sent home damp. weight ^ bundle ' suit, aeveml plant whistles were defining felonies and misdemeanors chester Fire department quite a Here the corps occupied Djebel ' . Being Cmrittractod By. n, . regards Russia.',' and asked: ilre; tuaale before It Waa brought under where 80 enemy tanks toave, been, Sunday Is a regular day off for < llne^/dalee to be n e x t' to toe VENETIAN^ Tor the I^ratJoii We Won’t Be Able To Get Any Mora is 5c,lh. pliiA 6c lb. for flat ironing. Shirts finished 2 foiv hiown Immediately, in disregard "What can other coirntrlegs,ex- "While T regret the necessity of after Senator SUnley P. Mead, the reported destroyed, the ehsmy con- El Ajred. but was forced to fall workers. \ trge^'in the county exceeded I of the faulty message, while fire Republican leader, said such legis- control. A itUl alarm brought 'the back, front reports said yesterday, 'nly/by Colorado. In^thli connec if These Popular Drapes for Every Room In the Homs pect if today in a question of ex- differing w-ith you,” he said. "I departihant out to North Eini and tinued to defend every foot.of ter- The arbitrator's plan provide gtTons and other whistles were not ^tlonal prestige the Allies cw t know that you tespect my power lation waa urgent now because of ritory. 'The British, howevdr. had under heavy counter-blows after for two bonuses, One ot lo ioA the belief heg^'oeen expressed BLINDS, COTTAGE^HOMES. Inc. \ ^ difficulties encountered by drafV Hollister atrdat and It took 86 attacking Djebel El. Azzag, north per hour for night shift woto BMpfisd until later. - I^uade Russia to ^pare the to do io as much aa I respect your minutes before the men were al- smashed to within four miles of t a difference' of several per . S y s t e m O o m n U c a te d power and right of independent boards in determining the statue of the Pont-Du-Fshs supply road of Jefna. and another uf 10 percent fqr'conJ en t between .^glMoIlne sals ' and Chief Warden Sldimy A. John- United Nations such a disgrace m judgment -in passing thle blU in lowed to fetUrn to headquarters. tinuous attendance in anv/^yrolj 4 Room S'U%^ ihcellings on Lots VtHlt 700 the in^ei^sU of a common alM- regsitranta once convleted leading from Tunis. c counte may be explained in >1 (lof OFF 01^ BOTH «m said that the present Army the flret instance." crimes. , „ Si —" ' Pont-Du-Fahs was threatened week, the amount to be>^sed lubstantlaj'degree by the heavier Squip/e Feet of Larid or More! \ •pprov^ signal system la "com- 'The governor suggested th at The' measure defines feloniM all The regular monthly meeting of with encirclement by these British Bari Airport Hit the earnings for toat/week. B^t ise of fqSl by commercial vehicles tiUcated" and declared that con- “The^hune De Geneve called the .Boy Scouts’ Court of Honor bonuses are subject/to war. lab the^ break, \which was touched off the General Assembly consider the crimes punishable by death.or Irn- armored columns from the north- By British Fliers pon vdilch fewer travel restric- T h ey ^ v e plastered walla, sand finish ceilings, No^l l\J/o SERVICES S^on will preyall aa long as It re- advisaWllty of enacting legislation prisonment for one or mor^years. wilh be held FHday evening on west and by French forces which board approval, ana in toe evenf iong.'navs been imposed. by German charges th ^ J?'? May 7. At thie time those who Cairo. Egypt April 28--(^— of approval will/he retroActlve oak flo f^ g , aemi-air condition heating system, coal-Ared mains In foroe. "setting forth the Untitation of including such crimes as ^re now had advanced 18 pni^®* three Bari airport. 50 miles north of toe The greatest reduction in March Aa to ths arrest of a warden— Asians had slain 10.000 PoUrt offi- lime within Which such rights wish for. merit badges should leave the beginning^ the neW schedule radiatpr in every room, full size cellar, hatchwav, set cers near Smolensk, one of Ger- specifically felonies; apd makes all days from the southwest and were Italian Naval base >of Taranto, '.vel—68.5 per cent— was rggis- O tto H. Nelson. 68. of 404 JoM might be restored and the condi- other crimes misdeamei their names to the Scout box at now pounding hard at the ■ out- f week of^ay 10. ered on those roads listed as tubA/fn basement, special continuous hot water heater ignet—^Mr. Johnson eaid that he manyX‘‘F'“ ^®*^ diplomatic suc- the G. E. House Jk 3j»ns Store on "practically disappeared;;^'under a Mr. Horawitz made no ruling ATAHt tions of their reetorstion" as a Senator Leon RlsCe^l (D1 of skirts haJl of 1.80 tons of bombs from 70 rough routes. The stations at . asbestoa shihglea, insulation apace for two more awm lt^ a full report. Othet cesses.’* future guide oh similar petitions. Hartford asked assurance , that Main street or mall them direct to By “magnificent fighting, the toe company’s right to cha vhlch this figure was established ry Cleaning fts Indicated that the/krrest “Obvimw Stottsfaotton" Shown the council chairman. Richard United States Liberators Monday, working schedules, which had t__ READY TO HAN<^, ^ ims. to be finished off on second fioor,sidewalks, shrubs, Bouse Republicans Caucus non-stipport rases nwuld continue French Mathennet dlvisioq had the Ninth Air Force Bomber com- Ire eo located that little,'br no Io» natural drainage. the result of a dispute with The Berlin dispatch to Die Tatj,/^ Houae Republicans Caucus before to b? regarded aa monies, and ex- Smith. Applications must be re- completed occupation of the hills challenged b y ' Local 270, .unite lal travel complicates the picture. Men’s SuUs, Overcoats, Ladies’ Plain Dresses or John 8. Hlnpe ooncem- *celved prior to the meeting. mand said today, and an R A. F. Elemrical, Badio and Ms Tig M»a irm»rr laaeW— m FtroploM or areplaoe and nrage at an^'||ddf>d eoet. declaring Berlin "shows o b ^ ^ the message was delivered by Mrs, traditable and wa^ told by. Meady in the northern part of the Grand communique imnounced to.at toe |n the same period, a group of Coats, 80c net. tac poUee authority.. ^ satisfaction” over the open bWsK Redlck. but Rep. K. Lea Marsh, Judiciary committee, that that Dorsal and pushed on out into the 'orkera, ijIO. Is classified Ss recreational • Mwl ^!he rUifipul^ developed at the raid was foUowea that night by a When toe nianagement orlg wfeayg to the Allied Natlona’ front, said Jr., majority leader, said i.l\e Mac- would be so. ’ The Hartford Archdeaconry Pont-Du-Fahs plain which leads to heavy British assault ’The coi lava lost 51.1 per cent of tbSlr eoRier o f^ t^ and Concern kenzie laauc had not been discus ly ani^neeq toe chafige, toe unlo the German Foreign Of^e «- Passed also was a bill mrmitttog Branch of the Woman'a Auxiliary Tunis. 34 miles distant, s military munique said that large fires ^ r e yaffle,' . Handteme multi-aaler streets during t^s blackout period, sed the Woman’s college of New Ha^en will hold iU Spring nteeting proteated that it had not been e< pressed the view toat spokesman said.. ' , • started east of the airdrome by the 8 Jted in preparation of. toe' pit Local routes and suburban Aerai paltem t that five $5220 later, after Ifeleon had been Stalin»had dlamlwed the Polish ’The House approved the meSq- ! tq change Its name to Beecher col- W’ednesday, May 5th, at St. James’ . However, this force was meet- outes while showing substantial Small Down Payment. Per Month. Coven Cnrrybig booked at police lwad«iuarteri on British attack on Bari, which Is on This, toe' union''contended, was ysur reemt Mia desera- Mortgage Already ambSeasdor “to get r*d of a p f r- on March 31 after a bitUr debato^i^gg an act authorizing the church. West Hartford. Th< Ven- ing machlrte-gup add artillery Are. the Adriatic coast. Eductions, fare somewhat 'better Charges and Amortization of • breach of the peace tfmrge. more .during whicl. bdth sides asserted highiVay oqtomlasloner to rrialntain erable Samuel Sutcliffe, will be violation of .Elective bargaintnl tlve akarm ef aestly Arranged.. siatent questioner about the The advance of Gto. Sir- Ber- Pictures taken of t^.B ari air- provisions of its contract with to | 41.2 per Cent and 40.5 per cent .Mortgage- than 80 other wardena demonstra- nrherdabemta gpeak at the afternoon meeting But toe Gerihans were using a, Hytliian Sisters ctlcut War Induatry, have routes wardens disbanded. verely dsmagra them. Hsngara 50 HARRISON STREET e m ^ to S ^ r England, and Amer-, measure. -Mitchell's ruling was one concerntog the licensing of Ol “Church Work in War ’Time.” liberal sprinkling of mines ^ d and repaip/assembly plants suf- |iat art reasonably near pre-war Easier To Install Than ThaYra han-fadlng owl i ^ ^ he wouldS’t have any Umi-! challenged by W anderer and Rep^ slaughter houses and meat tospec- , machine-gunners who were s^d to fered msdy direct hits. / Stage Surpris^ Tic levele. One station on a lo- A Roller Shade. wrinkfe-praaf, wonslar*. COTTAGE HOMES, Inc. it on him by anyone re-;’’hilip J. Sullivan-(D) of Enfield ;ion. As enacted by the House it ' ktrXand Mrs. Carl E. Johnson, be instructed to fight until killed kl route haa lost only 35.9 per ful took at, and In- Expect Russia Will tatlont ' and upheld by Majority Leader E. ^ t t a c k Small Veeeel 23 TO 36 INCH SIZE fa CENTER STREET garding torial questlon'i ol *. ould perm it the. commissioner of of 4F Olenwood street, will , go to in a murderous defense in advan- Bpnl.sh fighters also attacHed V ^nt of Ite 1941 load while the stantly cloanod with • Alexander Jarvis, Pres., 26 Alexander Street undaries of Ruaaia.” Marsh, Jr., who told the ■lomestic animals to license tospec-' Worcester tomorrow to attend toe tageous terrain, < Memorial Ternple Pythian SU sliest loss on a suburban route the western House it waa "a very seriou^quea- II en e m y vessel n e a r R h o d e s soft cloth. Two and sine- \ Telelfhohe 4112 or .7275 Ask Polish iPurge 'This GermanN^lplomatlc source,; tors. ■ I graduaUon of nurses at toe f , Make Steiady Progrese d forced tW* crew to abandon ..rs followed its business meet 28.3 per cent on Route U. 8. 1 b^lf yards long. Tio- tion” on which the speaker was At the suggestlop.. of Senator Weattmrt. This stetiqn counts ■ ' ■ the dispatch add^d. said Russian Worcester Oty hospital training On the extreme north, other ship, the R. A. F. communique laatHUght in Odd Fellow# hall win bocks. Seody t# hang./ X charges th at the Polish request for,, "entitled to oiir auppopL*’ Francis Summa (R) ot'Waterbury. school. ’Their daughter. Miss Hw- surjirise miscellaneous showd only the heavy suburban trav- Advertise In The Herald--^It Pays (OoattoflM From Page One) W'andered argued^ that afto, French forces also continued said. T^e vessel was last seen an Investigatlofl of klleg^ slaying - however, the Senate restored ap- rlet Betty Johnson is a member make steady though unspecU drlftlngyivith a heavy list. or. one Of* Its'members who waf [ -to and out of Bridgeport, but Boxed Individually With Woodford doslgn. Ilic of war prisoners "indicate Poland : going through the^ Routine of p, "lointtve powers over licensees to the full quantity of commer- concerned wohjd be nece#eary.^pr of toe graduating class. lar progress along the Medit^ran- All ,toe Briti.sh planes returned recent brid^ Mrs. Walter Poty Complete Instructions papularbackfraundfel- oi w»r p ^ -----sage by the Hoj^® aud Senate and •ity and town officials but.provided ad ex- the forrfier Miss Helen DeVarnrf •1 through travel on the Boston tovesUgraUon « German, chkrges is negotiating secretly ip. I consideratioi)/ by the „ gover/ior, ean agaliwt defenders who from the missions the announce- \ for Hanging. ers. look for "Oenhlno Ite Germany la a complete ;hat such Inspectors must hold II- Dp.^fi Mrs. Robert P. Knapp cellent covier for fiachlne- ment said. ' whose parenteK Mr and M^ St road. Sail Mont" In selykfa. that 10,000 Polish oflicerk had the measure attaii.e* thi" states of •enses revocable by the commls- Stephen Miller ate active membei iThe Merritt Parkway at Green- been ei«in by the Russlana near die.” y other bill and therefore would of^Souto Main street racenUy ra- ■/ ' ’The charges served meraly as an iorcr for caus'e. Xlved word from their son, Cap- *”as a result of toe combined O f the lodge. A marrlafl Ich i^th a 65.8 per*cept loss and ■molenSk. i>Kid, only a majority to prevail The Senate, in one of the brief- was one of - the amusement fe Wilbur Crosg/Parkway at Mll- Inquiry Beqoeeted by Polee excuse for a break with Pplaii'l. i g ^ s t a veto.' tain Robert P. Knapp. Jr., of his American. British/And French et-: _ f!!//"nie two Parkways serve to M . acnmeBt-to-exile. I'ltions. which are not presented to Okla., to Bie Field Officers’ school. denly give up the policy of fight- A. i . SI.0COMB. Prop. \ ! Both nominations must^rtow go to ing tp-Aheir last ounce of military ford. May 3 and 4 as one del^ate During the evening Pas Exc^ nlight the degree'to which drlv- Bern dispatches said that with ; thi governor. Instead of'by a bill the House. / from Coventry. Mrs. Charles Cfart- lent. Chief Mrs. Annie Alley In rastrictions have hit toe luse of SS= 913 'MAIN STREET \ l \ J IfflCsiS Bis Internarional Red Croee having ■or an act, aaid it was .entirely poa- ■ Mr. and Mrs. John W’right and stred^h. . ' . NEXT TO THE SAVINGS BANK j Elliiigfoii Baldwin Approvee Terms /The Allied Air, Force carried wright will be the other, attendihg half of the n.embera presented-/ enger automobiles. .fleeltaed to make-an Investigation, , iilbel ... that the iram . . erS ^ f the Jcon- Attorney General Francis A. Pal- Son Gilbert, of Flower street, left May 3 and Mrs. George'Bloodgooji Mrs. Potyra a handsome mahoga lilllllllllllllllllllllllHlIllllllllw^^^^^ thd Gerinana Itod aelected- a eom- Monday to make their home in ^ut "hundreds of korUes yesterday Mn< O. F. Rerr nf rt^liJ’^'d'^m tehd sjipounced ■ today th a t Gov. will attend on May 4. , end table. mfaslon of **Buropean, doctors” restoration of rights did nqt intend ■ .p.^rnondE.P.avmbnd E. Baldwin had approved Kansas City. -Mr. Wright having against reduced enemy air resist- Chorus- singing w as ' eiijoyj which alraady was enroute to the 48^8, 1RockvlBe that "such matt'ers should ever ance. bomblrig .arid strafing scores Joseph Sargis who is a student IX C a n d id a t e s a ^,800 negotiated settlfment of oeen transferrtd from the Uto*®" at Sharon, Mass., is spending the with Mrs. Jennie Johnson at aoane of .the alleged massacre of have entered the door of thb.gov- the claims/against the state of the Air Corporation’s East Hartford of strong ground points, troops, pianb. Old Fashioned dancing \ PMlSh offloen. The annual chlldren’s/night pro- enior’B office. transports' armor an4 airfields. week's vacation at the home of M. A. Gammlno Construction Com- plant, to the new factory >n Kan- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heckler, the seitelng of refreshments by i For^arlv Post • -No asm es were given but, th,ese ,:gram wrill be presentqd by Elling- Smith Supports Ruling of Providence, R. I.. which sas City, Mo. y / Havoc light bombers and Mitch- standings entertainment comm| X advices said, the commission p r ^ The Citizens of Coventry New ton Grange chjldren/with the fol- fla!H**’onR'o? thr^lradera'of* 4^ 0D *' 8ured promlnenOy In last year’s ell medium bombers flew in tee. Of which Mrs. Alley Ir i sumably included rcpresentativu lays over the land, battle, blasting' School Association will meet Mon- lowing, teachers to charge: Mrs. "NaObrial Family Week " -May day evening in the Library in man, follbwed. Guests pr Toronto, Ont., ApriI 28—(/Fv—Six of s v e ^ Axto,,(iafBliate as : = r ! | K r c . = ! S 2 to 9, is to be observed through- artimunltion dumps and shooting included Grkqd Chancellor Jo one Portuguese, one Spaniard and Helen Guinn, cbal/man, assisted by South Coventry. The next meeting tn have announced their -can- out toe nation ^dto speptol churth up personnel at K sar. Tyr, 10 will be held May 10 a t the home of R. Wennergreh. O f this town a Bwiaa who was a resident of Ger- Miss Grace Aborh, Misa.Katheleen house, urged sup:poft of Mitch- 'y*''*®’" ^ox. miles southeast of Medjez-El-Bab, Carl E. Bolin, district deputy pacy , for .leadership of the On- ell’s ruling, exclaiming The Compromise settlement ne- and common^ gatoeringa, toe Mrs. John Kingsbury. ■ a i a n y . Meehan, -Miss /Adeline Loethacher gotiated Pallottl represents a purpose of which Is-lto "spiritually to accurate patterns and hitting Connecticut 1o Liberal party to succeed . "Otoer Axto-lnsplr^ commissions and Mrs. A rthur D. Hale. ' “How ritoculoua it is to think c^municatlons around Kourba. It wae rlso planned t< rememtl that to Connecticut the governor’s savings to toe state of 51.370 un- strengthen'famjly life to meet Sue- ner Premier Mitchel' Hepburn wera said to bq Cnroute or shortly Grange Swday will be observed der the claim as approved by Cox cessMly the War-time and post- soutoeast of Tunis, the night be- Offered Respito on Easter another active member who | J the convention which opens to- would go to the scene. veto should w ork In reverse!” Wejtcome tn p^ace at the EluSgton Congregational The first demonstration during in June, 1939, and it is $4,809 less wier/Xnditions which tehd, to fore. ', , leaving in toe near future |rrow. The likelihood th a t the Pcflhih j church Sqnilay when members will than the $10,609 bill on which the mefidee "and disrupt families. ’ Hangars, and parked aircraft Pampa. Tex.—(/P)— Thera was Kansas City, Mrs. Victor Sv lordon Consnt, who succeeded goventotknt :w6uld withdrew Its the de'bate came wH'en Rep. Chaun- nfe Clime or war news on the attend to a body. cey E. Hutchings (R) of Har- 1941 legislature permitted Gam- Agen^ of toe. Federal Govern- were smashed up in an R.A.F. She was u-iable. to. be prege^ Ipburn as premier, is one of the requm to the International Red Mr. and Mrs. Raym'bnd E. How- BlSley raid oit Sldl AJimen airfield front page of the Sunday Morn- cause of illness and Past lididstes. th e others who have ' Cross for investigation of German wdnton demanded: mino to sue. medt are joining 'Protestant, Jew- mdre welcome in wetr work ard hav^returned from their wed-, Garnmmo. contractor pri two CatooUe leaders in near Blzerte. '■ ing Pampa News. “Editors of Chief Mrs. Frances Ctosmbcto.!' nounced their entries are; /C harges that the Russians mur- "Who is His Excellency to tell tr ' ' dihg m p and are at their qew those of US voted for this bridges Jh toe town of ,'tedyard, tj,,'movement'ipovement. Flying Fortressea deUvered a news today offer you Easter re- instructed to present the larry Nixon, former provincial ^ jflered thousands of Polish officers homk to Somera Mrs.'Howard was charged that because df various al- spite on this page—respite from her. |retsry; Arthur W. Boebuck, ■ Kepp your property in good ^repair—that mean^ Smolensk was, reported by ob- measure that We don't know wha^ concentrated blow at 'viUacldrp ’AR sroduction needs are pressing. No (ipae can be formerly Misp Marcella jd'acVar- leged changes to design subsequent airfield In Sardinia,' cbvertog, the new*8 that (s not good” Editor ner attorney general and now servers who are folloiwing the we’re dtdngsd” -Tex Deweese' explained lii a frontj Brass ~ le an' alloy' composed| ntwr of Parliament for Toronto waried on the job. Rest-pauses planned and keeping it well painted. Do- a good job this time PblvSh-Russlan dispute cTosely. is^of East sereet. ' Applause echoed through toe to toe award or of tne toe cemxraci contract but out i ]^*n^jr*Norto In*a*^ whole area with bursts from frag- W / MlM M ary G. Hayward, 49, of before start of work ^ yicto^ f^^^ 'mentation bombs and ripping page editorial. copper end zinc. ' '' njty: Highways Minister T. B. In any event, the Red Cross to- crowded House. 'iiesten; Walter Thomson, timed ar^ the efficient way to malce evelry minute with Carmote Paint Products. vestlgaBon Would not hara been 18X Sumner avenue. Springfield, Soon after, toe House, ^thout equipment wda held /klle man aaya he saw them flying in a apart airdrome ' buildings, ha^ Mass., who died Sunday morning scene of operations. racks and shelters with heavier, •idhnt of toe Toronto Central count. They lessen trasion, break n ^ o to n y , and oaaduetedKhecause Russia had a iwoontentment. day afternoon. Miss Hayward wi Bari airdrome on the Adriatic to Carmote Sleek To Persjaade W ithdrawal nor’s veto, W anderer^mlnded the Whether your fur* N-,; Jt U ^lieved that Churchill and born In Tolland but came with ' House that it was not being asked . " I n New* H a v e n Italy Monday night after 70 U. 8. other valuables are le^-cold Coca-Cola is refreshment that does ROQRfDfOC cfihen sought to persuade Sikorski parents to EUingIm when a to “ratum this man to sodlety, WUl i hgt on Ubaraton had covered toe field years old qr brand- newj irages^uriiecl ^ asiNT ' tb wwithdraw the request as, the first and attended the local 'You can’t prevent him from dol with 150 tone of explosives and they should be protect more thajt quench thirM. tfrink it and you graduated from the RpckvljM High .FLOOR and ' s t ^ towards restoring..rali"'latlens. anything and everything toat/jrou New Haven. Apf^ tS.— < M ^O r.. Mlsa Jenala H. dhorak destroyed or damaged about 60 In our vaults. Call us I I n t o H o u s e s feet mid enjoy a refreshing after-sense. /■ Both Polish and Russian sources School, State Teachers (^ege, at arid I can do, except tq vote/’ He WUbur L./Croeii, former four-term ptaies. day! - today appeared to tncllicltoe tor the WjlHmantic, arid had token addi- spoke of toe pateem to ^ich, he Democratic governor ot Connecti- Describing a raid on tank con- Its clekn, exciting taste always .idea that relations 'between the tionA^ courses at Springfield Col- s^d, Mackenzie now ws« held to cut ■ and one-tliQS deqii of tob ‘%£ru CKftriM S« b&B centrations on toe elc^e ot countries had beCn "siispend- lege and Boston Urdverslty. Miss rtroit, April 2 i^ /R —After pleases, never tires. Coca-Cola DECK Z Bethel an'd pleaded defeat of blood bank in WUUmantlc Djebel Kquran in toe Pont-Du- In "k. Range of .Colofs rather than definitely broken Hayward has t s v g p t to the Spring- toe veto.. ■*, / Ftiis ^W'-one BrltlBh pilot- uli<1 ny m.onUis fo w ar a problems, field schools for jtoe past 21 years. Moael Sundt, R.N.. Mrs. Charles nveraloa”. haS come mean offers something ttfra..AH the I". off. "Awful Mtstoke” Nadb attendantJ said, he waa eufferiitg Lyon and Miss Elale Amidon have he saw plumes of smoke rising 1.- Official Polish quarters regarded The past 15 yedrs abe has taught Rep. Dorptoy/BarttotV lD.) of fram a respiratory - infection. OOd f e e t h ig h . he to' Detroitera. toon en kbto- difference between something real- “auspenslon” as the proper term the fourth and fifth grades at the reived their iUver pine follow^ plle factory’s change-over to Putnam, a member, of toe Forfeit- The former chief ekocutlve has their third blood donation at toe Two German fuel carriers wera for the present relationship and Samuel Bowles scKooU Miss Mar- ed Rights tommittee, advised toe been euffering from a cSld for eev* sunk by light Naval forcea to the Mment porduetton. \ ly refreshing and just something to drl^ik. Russian sources .said tliat descrip- garet Davidson, principal of the members'Ahe had called on toe Red Cross blood bank in Hartford. lonsider the family garag^ f eral days and when his condition Private Robert Squire, hroto« Gulf of Tunis ‘Sunday lilght, the ^plf. It is being converted In .75 gal. $1^15qt. tion “seemed mora^ acxhirate.” Bowles school said of Miss. Hay- governpr earlier in toe day to tell failed to improve he wae eefit to announcement eaid, and .a amall Unofficial reports from London ward: ‘Tier services were of the of Raymond Squire, . WiUlngt» en house by many Detroiters, him hd had made "an awful mis- toe boepltel. • ■ ' Hollow X Itorekeeper, ^recently merqhant vessel wae sunk off Bl- :>yo6terdRy declared Wie Polish' am-, highest professional standard. She take5’ Her heart, she Insisted, today latcheries and feed stores r ^ The hospital reported graduated from toe Army' Air zerte: , today torn the rush by Letters from plant menegere froea coast to bassador at Moscow, Tadeiisz w'as a very serious and conscien- ’’abhed” for Mackenzie and. she that Dr. erase wae resting “com- TtarM PMmee Destroyed Rorner. had npt been giVen His tious teacher.^of sterling charac- forces technical school for train- ens to raise their own poultry em phi^ that the little momenf fer an lce.^d ;)idded; "If you knew as much fbrtably.’'-* • -Three enemy planes were de- pa'ss'port. _as is custom ary when a :ter. loved dearly by children, pary 'about tola story as I do you’d feel ing a t Chanuto Field, in., reached the point where the Voco-Cole means a rot . to woikers In war nlanis. •Next'Siuwlay toe first :t|ft/at bon-| Rockville; Charles of Sacramento, governor while Nicholas J.' ’I’om' The par price and 'rationing bening Urn with orders'for aon was ■ saiu to'^ ' be ' querying te ry And irti'aiurer o t toe Central from a Rome broadcast, said mitaidf work. Can'be lued for. fur- Calif.; -mic in Westboro. Mass.,; a assettl (^D.) of New. Britain de- rar,ry® is;say Rorner for light on* the situation. sister, Mrs. Howard Coltonj.,,of “along , toe entire Tunisian front clared thsit. Although he had orig* at hla home. i.'35 Elizqbeto Tirrace, prartlc^ly X onhf .enemy attacks carried out with in- "niture and ptR-eh funtitura. ’ The British cabinet reviewed tlje Springfieldv two nieces and two inaliy voted'Sgalnst Mackenzie; he* Stratfqrd, following • -ftart. 111* m r a U n g ^ t h e ^ o n t o Russian-^Polish controversy at s' nephews. The funeral was held in tense artillery fire and numeroue now intended to reverse Ms posi- ness. President of Stratford for ralrara ^ tanka failed yeeUrdayJ’/,. biivilv F ined session lalst night. . . . Springfield tion. Tom assettl asserted he doubj,- Farncls Geissler, of the Rock- ed toe governor had toe right (Four-engined American bomb- POPULAR ville High"., school faculty has Sk’S‘,7' era raided Cagliari, Sardinia, yes- In Three Courts R rd Cros$ Holds veto the bill. terday, but caused no eenoue dam- $1.60 qt moved from Talcott avenue. Rock-, Phillip E.. Curtiss (Rl, Norfolk O Lou^hUn Jiun/hy# Iwo I — thut nnw un* age, the Italian summary aaid). F O O D M A R K E T To Original Position ■vine, to the, house recently vacated differed emphaOcally. tors, Mrs. Leonard.Kehlhoffer and^F ^ Bern. Switzerland, April 28—fiPi hy Frank E. Green on Orchart ‘We heard a great deal about Less • .than w week after ' toe ord, April 28—VVljen the Ml« Peggy Americans, the British and toe >-The International Red Cepsa held street, Ellington. Mr. Green has, toe element of pity,” he said, RUBINdW BUILDING D r t police court imposed a t' Its origins] position today that gone to. Washington to M ke his' "when 'tola matter was first sons, Thomas and Robert Kehwof- w bv a <*—dog. French opened their all-front of- 855 MAIN STREET $400 and coats on Joseph a request :frora all toe oountries home with his daughter. brou^t tip and qul^ rightly so JJJSiM r a% of eweetl^ey_ a r e fensive against toe Axis Armies to of the Zwerdling Bajc- •oncerned would be necessary for hut It seems to me s question of of New York City. I anything will, do.- but their narrow , Tunisian corridor, Dtnfiony of Bridgeport Mqn- toe enemy fine had been forced Carmote e C nn tavesUgation of Germaa charges whether It is sane pity or emo iami.7 *SuraR**8UaUot^ a^ 11*^] Itoey^irriooklng fo^ bargains a ^ FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SPECIALS uii, it brought the total ttia t 10.000 Polish qffiqera had been -S. F. Weatbrook Dead Honal pity.” StraUord. at U ^ ,„r toe kind ypu get the beck to toe north, south and cen- Impooed in a three-day ■toto bjr toe Rusaianh Rear Smo- Curtlsa asserted that while it 1* m. Saturdey.______moet of for a cent. tral aefdofa. to 41000. M onday m orning H artford. April 28—(/P)-*-8tilI- VARNISH ^ Isnalc. was all very well to welcome offen ' rir« TVurV Private Andrew Docer of thlir Use Amerieao Equipmeat SEEDLESS ORAFEFRVR had received a $350 fine The ftassian-Pblish diplomatic to«n Foote Westbrook, vice presi- dera back to society it did not Baldwin Drives rl» Track [ ^ member of, a squad tor French Goumleni, making full FLORIDA JUICY ORANGES fisld, and toe Saturday pre^ dent of' the Aetna Life Insurance O ther Varnish $ 2 .6 5 gal. "and up feMaqh did not effect Its deelMon, necessarily follow” that a man _ *wi nnr French and naOve populatlona a t __ of their recwiUy-acqulred 19c Doz.. 5 for 29c f hod been flnsd $850 by toe Si .tefonaed aourcee asUd. Company and for many ySarS who had stolen money from k bank American equipment, had puaheq H f k w M police eourt All Oatinaa and Pollah requuts had prominent in Hartford civic life, ". troops, T--' "i -■ *' forward from toe . southwest according to Stats labor died today In New 'York City. He woiuld be given hla job back in toe recently attSJinfd a boyhood ambi- aCNKlST ORANGES, Rasa made for the naming of a bank. We do not turn them loose A brush fire Sunday burned over through toe mountains to take FANCY -DEUCXOIJB APPLES j rtment officials, were imposed BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS aM tral onmnlaalon to Inveatlgate had be«i 'to Ul health for several tion here drilling a fin touck. where their old 'propenEtlea may •ix acres of woodland owned iby (3erman positions on the tip of toe I of vlotatlona of the law re- You vTOsk bctw.when you are contented on Urn fillaffsd ktUtogs ta t vnder Red months. la now entitled to wear a firemen’s Grand dorsal and estahUsh toem- 3 Lbs. 39c t .. 49c Doz. : the emaploynunt of vvomen. turn up. ' badge. He has been made an hon- William "S. Baxter in Weet WU the ^ OroM filled s H to* parties concern* . 'Vice preaidtot of toe Aetna Ungton. The fire fighting srae eelvee on to* fringes of Pont-Du- ’.John Donloh of the the J<*k Reeaember, coateaimeMC cc when F»T. BLISH, HR., Preektoil and Treasurer since 1928, he was a fofmer prest- "Mackensle Had nothing but orary member of the Burrville 025cLb. Sevan dajm a week and ikav fcnaii s Wis* Britiab and ford Housing Authority. He had bury and toe p e ^ e cf Oonnectl- ter to which the governor accepts I ed by state poUra from the Stafr toe app^tm ebt “with pride and ford barracks* bered through tbs mine-strewn , 89 86 taun a sfaak, aad V- Tlte bed u always the better bayt l^ tad Btataa vtawa dlao would served as a member ,«f the Metro* eut placed In him. I ase no reason hiiie nerthweet of Pont-Du-Fahs to f kept aaeurata roeerda. Ae- to change my mind in tola iaattar. toankA” Tlia' govern or mentieas F o r a a ^ etavra from WII Ungton YELLOW OLOTB 'm EN fFS PRBSH DATES kfrtnse aassk'AWjrNetirT es TNt tecA-eeVA cearAMv SY te ■nMsiail K tha «aaatfam of poUtaa district commission ' and with other crews bomkattoa * eaptoM tailU dominattog the plain to Donlon, he hsd |Havi- aa WnWBH warn praased. was a trustee ef many educational t stm of/pom rsstprattan." tocideataUy that hU yotmgaat aon waa much impresaed by the woodland fire in Winimantic Mon Jthat atretches up toward Tunis, a (’ 4 Lbs. 35c 59c Lb. convicted on similar akwa m tta ASlad aatup they also riidc ehteiTrises. . Rcfoees Senate Clwagee clear path for <3^ Kenneth N. COCA • COLA BOTTLING,, COMPANY. EAST HARTFORD. CONN. «77 MAIN S5TREET • The -top-heavy Republican ma- fact that dad had toe opportunity day which burned over more than A. age diractly totarested parties. His home was at 100 Scactxir- •.hundnd acree. Agdenoii’e, tanks that have dealt T . JPttk Em JWamaUnnai Red ough street. - - Jouty to seCuaad today to *ive * triiek.

, ■ x ' . 3'^ I MANCHESTER BVtNlNG HERALD, IIAifCHESTER, VX)NN, WJSDNES^T, APRIL 28,^ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUJ, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAW^aH- 2». 19« VAxm zrwiLfB PAGE THIKI'ESW Confusion Seen 12^000 in Stole Wdrc—iseo TodayYRadio tYNBO—mS File Menus e n It e m s 4:00—V m c — Badkatog* ifa; • 8:bQ—WTIC — JJuring JSlackout Xest iVDltC—N«w*; Aftamopa MMo. I North WDRC — Sammy ICil^'a r^- , dies ^ .^ N B C —Club M ^ e e . , Or WTHT — Cal Tto- z=z OPA^xNol to Attempt 14:15 — WTIC -- Stella Dallaa; nay; ^BC — Nawa. /-// WNBC—feanceland. | 8:16—’ Yanks Piet Black from Rc T Control of Prices iii / — Treasury Star 'K SnrpriM A W in .ReTeiil* 43’s Vacations |4;30—WTIC — Jonaa; | Parade -..^.Lum and'Ah' Manchester Restaui^ntR «s Yie|. Cheese Val WDRC—Party Como, Songo; I ner. A’s 4:46—WTIC - - Young IVidder Up Pace ^ ThM AdVsrtlssmant-'- Advertlseinent— 8:80-:-WTIC — '■Tommy Dorsey Date Book Adv^r^se:imsnt— 'To Be Restful I Brown; Linar. WDRC — Dr, Oiristlsn Qenr on the • H a r t f o r d , V A p r i l 28r-Cheater Is Up |5 :0 0 ^W n c -r- When A Girl Mar- Bowles, State Oi*A Director, to- : In some, aromatic chemicals Newa; WTHT— , Senmo \ 0am ’ F i r s t W e e k If we listen to 'Uncle Sam’s adj rieSj WDRC—^News; Ad Liner; mell; Csstles in the Air; WNBC ^ Signals* '^ii^hert' Clu^i^tur* at High day estimated that 'lnore than 12>* I produej. of cheese in the used for scent^ Oiice, we areXgblng to have re WIHT—Newa; Muaic; Newa; —Manhattan at Midnight. beodorants ations WNBC—News. A -.urpri** blackout caugHl | ■c h c ^ ^ - 00«i puWic eating places in Con- UnileX®*®^*^" stepped u> ' These .Are muo^ American year. • J:18—W n c — Portia Sficea Life; 9:00—-W n c — • EMdie (Cantor; McCarthy Has Team in j Annlbarsary banquet of Daugh- nectic^will have filed their menus tq.Au time record levels to mee.t begli with, he wants us - Ranchaatar ai«5 raat oC ters of lakbeUa at the T at 6:30. womefi'^ accordliigv,to surveys— WNBC-Dick Tracy. ’ w Tht ~ Club Owners'JTowticaKl Two I>ocal Teams for tne week of April 4 with their artlhie requirements of ^Ihe Q and Aeem to.be in; shape, take si rather than .long trlii :80—w n c — Ju rt Plain BUI; ” **‘‘*^' First Place Despite Stata unawara Jaat night and with Meeting JUnmid Wardens Pre- That, robii we won’t wear ou Over Po,or Turnout To Hold^^oaioBta cinct. 3, St. MSry’s Parish Hoiise local War Price and Rationl United Nations 8^-’ domestic^ con- "fh/^ use no m atei^ls rei^Hlrod for WDRC-War Commentary; Mu- I Dire Predictions at Uia aacaptloo «< tha algtial ayatem sumers. The reasons for making War—and no production c selveA out .ng from Florida slcal Interlude; Memory Lane; oion smoothly'. 1 at 7:30. Boards by the May 1 deadh “'^™?s ’^ts®™e "1pr in g when yoi> ll be digging your Mqifie on tWcKweek vacation. , District At- Fans al All Parks at Th4 Polish-Americans ^ everything functioned amoothiy ' This figure includes e v ^ res- cheese available for Lend-Lease VICTORY GARDENS- when you’ll be wAlkirtg your way and win- ment is*expected. ■WTHT—Music; WNBC—Jack - Start of Season. Tomorrow and military uses are tb6 same as .wb stick close en k tp home w | Armstrong. torney; WDRC — Milton Berls; praetjee at the West The alert catne through, at , ap- TWMtleth anniversary of Man- taurant. cafeteria, boar^idg house, ning your ’'V ' for vitality, for pitrlotlsm. And, this is the S p^g WTHT — Soldiers With Wings; Yesterday’s Games. soda fountain, b a X fraternity for encouraging the .use of it on Don't Forget to Send a Card on / ht find some tl for a. UtuJ S:45—w n c — Front Page Far- this eyefting at 5;30 ajid proximately 9:18 and 12 minutea w Girl Scouts, Banquet at ivhen you'll want your clotnes to do double duty as yoh go rest'^aito relaxation. '\WDRcJ— Spotlight Banda; ut- New Yoric, April 28-^When tha the ^ ’est sides will hol® xlo® w ants ' Fires Burning; WTHT—Super- fte Known Facts. Yankees withdrew from snow- By Judson Bailey on 'Thursday evenlhg t^ State, he said. / there is smartness unlimited and you’ll get endless fashion Your ' thougbtlul- AP Sports Writer B:>8 the red ahut off the lights and Friday, .^prU *• Under thejxSwer extended to the ^oteins that ^ in meat. If you rie.ss will /6e a fine our Irqveling to going'' man; WNBC—Captain Mid- 10:06—w n c — Kay Kyser’s Col- bound and wlnd*wept Aabury same hme. The P.A ^ w ar/ lO Military Whist of Soroptimist meat from ’many Of the intriguing displays in cottons, wwls and silks vacation spo&'qnd coming^ hoil Baseboli is having plenty have mht the Hartford A«a.m with few'exceptions the town went State O I^ Bowies pointed out, will use mbiy/bheese as a ■ hown behind the shop windows of. Main'street. This 1* th*^ month bright sp ^ in her night; lege of Musical Iteowledge Park suffering from chilblatoa of I eiiib. M8.sonlc. Temple. su h stibute,X Wjll aic in consejw- That means we^'iyon’t have Evening WDRC — Oi'eat Moment* In *'°es—the dead ball, poor attend- Friday night put the High dark. All of the services wer4 at 1-estaur.atu prices can be flxeo un- that cotton comes into its own, trom coast to coast and you 11 find day, SuMay, May and the sniffles to drop six straight Dance, Army and Navy club. der /'ceilings on - a state-wide or ing meatie « swppliesVfPP''®* essential for war struggle to paclfyito old' fiie |1;00—WTIC -i News; WDRC^- Music; WTHT — John B. Hughes; ance and the constant drain of the school gartig ii-ith Middletown aUtlons and every unit x^^repre- Satwday, M*y 1 many lovely cotton fashions from coveralls for your Victory Gardens 9th, 'niere is such exhibition games to major league interfered .WGh the/plans so .ommuiiity basis wheneverv-an in- purposes^Bcsidca having complete a large and ap- for ‘ not looking her uNxWhen George ArmsUad; W ^ T WNBCr—Raymond Oram Swing. draft—but If you will «dpe away aepted at tli€ control cepter. ladies’ Night. Tall Cedars of proteins, this cheese Is full of to sport suits for your leisure moments. , V . were only a couple of luindre Hewhi WNBC—^Telry ana the 10:15—WTHT — Concert Hour; clubs—five to the Dodgers and on- this wartime tarniah for a few Manager/Joknny Falkowski. ■^ationary tendency develops." Yes, Spring hns come, at long' last t® Main and we've pealing choice of Now Bale* MlBund«>nito^ Lebanon; Masonic Hall. / minerils and vitamins, all neces- any of them! miles from where ^ e lives, , P i r a t e * / WNBC — Oracle Fields’ Victory- ot^r to the Brave*—bafeball minutes you wll/discover a lot/6f called GW'wU6^ thing off. It aeems. however, that the lat- Monday, May S ' “Neither the OPA nor iU local scooped teveral ppeciali fpr you .thia weak, don’l MothOr’s Day .cards at The Dewey- |:t5—W nc^'— History in the Show. ■ » . -/ boards wsLnt to Uke on the big sary'in the daily diet. we stay two weeks, and we con writertsra wrote about the f ^ ot toatre among the unsung ropkios - / / ------est regulations which pet nuts Concert by Beethoven G^e'clubr Tno often we think of cheese as Richmah CO.Xlo. see them, from ^Headlines; WDRC—It’s Dinner OT/he major leagues. Job of controlling restaurant prices 5c to 81.6(1!/ home. We don’t wear-ourselves oil 10:80—W DR^ — ■ (Tresta Blanca travel on the ^ o n d blue, leaves a at Emanuel Lutheran church. an accessory .fftod; ' slivers of it Vntil Saturday You Can Ptao® -gpoon pepper, salt. 2\f,ups canned looking up every friend and reli ne; W T H T -^porls; MOstC; Clarnival; -WNBC — AleC/Tem* an empire, the end of an era, - The early days of t'|je. wason in' Connecticut,” he said. "Nor Your Orders for Bytsx SUtionery tomatoes. 4 cooked kidney Wt to be desired from any angle. Special meeting South Manches- have we made any definite plans served with pie or as a between cups live wiUiln 500 miles. WNBC—Sports; Naws. pleton Time Freddie Martin’s You read th at the New Yoric*, havA toen occupied chlcfiy with a T ^ i c whHSh is tied up on the ter Fire District at fire head- ^nSal snack with ''crackers. Many The Dewey.-Rlchman Co: can j j.* cup coarse bfead .4 Garden / i:80— Musl*^, Appetiz- winnefs of aix of tha, la*t *evaii discussion of the- game's di.sap- ^^ean to do to. We would much prS- By Helen Welshlmer ' Even Papa is going to get Orchestra. signM can move, the street lights quarters at 8 -ih. cheese '^shes, like meat, are the a ^ n Uke orders for that POP**" I crumb*. \ ers;. WDRC—Keep Working, 10:45--WNBC — News. .American League pennants, seven pointmenta and a glance at the fer that the restaurant industry ...... station- A citild should have a package break this year, if his family lif come bn but householders must re- Wednemy. May • itself exercise a voluntary con- subatkntlal main dish of a meal. lar Rytex Printed social stauon- | Maai, ' round, steak wi'ith fork; tens to Uncle Sam, who does Keep SIngIngNAmerica; WNBC 11:00—W TIC— News; WDRC _ of the last 11, 10 of the last 17 and proceeding# ye.Mterday will easily main Indnrkness until the all clear Surgical dreselngs for. Red There is the ever popular macaroni naturday. May l*t. ,at unt browned. Of new seeds every Spring —News. News; Music? News; WTHT __ 13 of the last 22, had cracked up explain why this ha« leftdhe per- Might WlHp ; trol. '■ pifoih wl'i®*' raise a pumpkin want Mama and the kids runnln like the one-hoss shay. sbunda \ , , , Cross. ■Volunteer! always Welcome “HoWever. any action we may and cheese, but aa a little varia- be the last day for j______ngmove ___ from, ^pan Pour off. ex- off to a beach or to the mountain! |:45—WTIC — 'Lowell. Thomas; . News; Music; WNBC Unde formances of the newcomers ob- The Wackoul did not last lopg. at hdU, Leonard tion, use noodles,' . spaghetti, or another wltlle. So if you want 1 reserving 2 Ublespdon* or heets or anything. WNBC—Blue Barron Bam Speaks. Gone were the great Joe DI- scured. They don’t cotoc tinder the take will depend oh the citizena And with them goes a garden expecting Papa to arrive for weelj IKK)—WTK;, - F red W aring; Magglo and hi* ouUlelding partner. But just KowNpng seems to ^ a strbet, from 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. of a town or city 'v-here prices are rice in place of the macaroni. some of th grand stationery blend with bread crumb tM- ends. 11:15/^WTIC — Dance Music; beading of 'dlaappototmcnta. Count Fleet bit coiiflicUng. The all clear flash- Whero he may pluck the weeds WDRC ^ I Lajvs a Myst* Tommy Henrlch. ■ Absent/ were Tuesday, Maly 11 - out of line. If these people feel American cheddar cheese ia excel- make your choi' from their cata- ' saute onion iii fa t reipaiiii- He says that is too big a at "'DRG — Gordon MacKae, “ 86dst .stnigglevwaa a' 1 ed to control center at 9:58 and Fifteenth annuM O Clef qoa- that price control in restaurants lent for Wel*h rarebit, if yoi^Are Logue a t the sto'i by Saturday. Ing in pan; combine with cooked That offer interference WTHT/ — . Fulton Lewis. Jr., Songs; WNBC— The Music You Phil Rizzuto, (he shbrtstopplng mafathon which .the K reP7P(l T tirtm irk ITiolJ'' then are those wl|p t;lalm that ohe o any kind of seeds. on the transportation Indust WNBri - Victor Borge^,Wh*t’s magician, and capable Red Rolf, cert," Eniianuel Lutheran church. would be beneflclsli^the OPA will clever to u*ing seasonings. Of round steak, seasonings, tomatoes, '/ Papa always has known it w| Wqnt. Philadelphia Athletics finally/won **^” **|'' * n ro rtg n f ie l d \ o atatlon''dld not band through Monday, May 14 course, you need not always put and beans. Pour into \ greased Your War Job 7 ^ ll:30;^^TIC Author’s Play- Frank CroaetU, who could ffU to from the -Wanhlngton Benatorii 2-1 take actlo.i. 'ONinib 0*hk.'/ I too big a strain on him. |:15—W ife — News; WDRC — tor bot(i. Would get a late atart Of Mud and Hopefuls clear unUl 10 o’^pA , some Kiwanls Club concert. High the rarebit sauce over crackers or 1 1-2 cups sugar | baking ^sh , top w lth \ bread A kfaild shoidd gather beetles^ house ;^S?armen. Cfivallaro, Or Xfter both teams haM|fusioa oa Slgnalb\ Fridqy, June 4 or even a vegetable. Broccoli, ^cau- (350 d e^ ees F.) 50 minutes, cabbages'and pea pods J ford Home Frapt Heroes. 11:45—WNBC — Chez Pare* Or- the World Sefie*. Buddy Hassett Je ^ e . SandbvaUjRloreH. a stocky. today, b>ir it it not a problem pe- liflower, aspdraguB, or calibage are 2 tap. baking powder their mysteries, take vacations—but he doeaij |:30—w n c — Nero Wolf Mys- would be missed. The Rupperta' year-old native of Mexico who . Opinions'to many quarters last High school graduation culiar dnly to them. Farmers busi- 1-2 cup butter \ want us to overdo Tt. , chestra; News. / '/ . By Sid Feder night aeema to indicate that Map- some of the vegetables that^have will stretch in stature tery Stories; WDRC — Easy 12:00-W TIC- Newa; RamblW* no longer had the ateadying toflu- wme up to the A’s this spring ness men and even war factories a *trong affinity for cheese. Rice 1-2 tsp. salt. . Flowers for All'Oooaslons Inch after inch I know. Arid w* have overdohe it fl I Aces! WTHT— California Melo- Mce of Rufua tb> Red Ruffing in from Los Angeles of the Pacific ^Louisville, Ky.. April, 28— —• / cheater, as well as other town* _fe finding it increasingly difficult (Mix well until crumbly and _ N-S! A number of the neighbors’ chiK throughout the etate, must have croquettes are good not only xyith A: h a n d s o m e v a r i e t y If he maAfto* V.gxrden years.- ,We and • all our frlen| dies; WNBC — Th* Lone Rang- the box. BUI Dickey could not go (/oast League. , to hold good workers. These are creamed chicken over theni,' but save out 1-2 cup of this, mixture). of potted plants 25c ^w’ho are forevcir telephoning us Jer. oft forever, pnd the Yankees had dren were fijgreed definitely today an aM clear that will-he uniform. Expecting French problems' that cerUlnly xyon't be And watch \h e turnips grow. 12:30—WTIC—Ray Mace’s Mii Bright Star ' for a change a good, thick,, dreamy To the rest of this mixture add: up. Lovely corsages G'bjje qow, say brightly: "Our highway to U S—WDRC — Mr. Kaan. New*. lost -Utree-quarters of thetr iftfield In his first start last Thursday that while' the Wave in^y not sink TlM conifuaion exists a t the second corrected by a rising c6st-of- 2 well beatep eggs the Fleet In Saturday’4 69th Ken- /blue. Although it haa been care- cheese sauce. Another rriain dish is 50c up at McCon- us ju st 30 miles fyotn your hou " .1 two-thirds of thair out^sld. he held, the Bo.ston Red Sox, to two Unification 'Jalks llvlng." - w 3-4 cup milk and we thought, it would be tucky Derby, he’s going to make • fully explained time and again He urged all operators of pub 41 ch«e80 ®nd v< *hortc&k€. ville’s, tii* Florist, was .ooneidered the most natural hitter who ever hita but was beaten 1-6 by/Tex U*e a garden assortment of vege- 1 te a s p b q n v a n i l l a shame If we dldn’^t drop in on yoij 'T — - It w as^l^ top bad- Joe McCar- Hughson, who pitched a thTM-hit- it keep up a full head of steain to ' that tha traffic may proceed on the lie sating places "not to postpon# 832 Main ^t. They ^ck weaver, center, wfis fi remarkable ehorUtop who h^d'to pi*y tolrd* (aicJ^o reach port in front. Uhles. after they Arc cooked, add Beat welU«nd pour Into a pan also specialize in This year, Dvith the gardenlf thy could ho^^longer' lean back to hox. Eddie acotte, sUckest of spitball pitchers, called his shot* ^ t,biCMgo Black tcr in rebuttal. Yfisterday Flores second blue It aUo leaves the co-iipliance with the filing require- loward Barlot^to Start Now. thla is not saying that element of doubt to homes where London,' ^ AP*® —(#V—DlS' them to a nutritious cream sauce and sprinkle the 1-2 cup of weeding bouquets. Call 2-1059.- and canning we have ahead of the dugout .ahdTdrn oq a cluster was matched with Early Wynn in ments,” explaining that price pan- end serve over hot split cheese bis- crumbs over the ■ top. Bake In it will be a shame if, they do. Count Fleet no longer Is the head there are nO radios,''aa to axactly patches from Al||dars today quoted els in every town and city "are of run* whsnoverx.h* chose to. a pitching duel that .waa.a clfii^sic. cuits. y' .... moderate oven 360 'degrees. Grand Sale on Mlacellaneous Yes, the Bit^k Boniben had final- even if yoti discount the baiata man pf the likely field of nine defi- what has happened. reliable sources as saying there easily able to uncover such disre 17th Season oh Sunday nite and two other possible start- Grated'•.the kind you This cake is quick tN make and Outside Paint ly come back to the fiM*. ^ ball. . ' No W arning Given appeared to be increasing possi- gard of the law by checking the A third of all America's home There’s a three-day hoUd ers .still in the running for the 875,-' yourself grate into slivers, put has the advantage of b*tog self- Here i* a sale that Is lo iropriing up over May 30, wH So wpat happened? ___ BasebalVs Blackest Mark Wynn was removed for a pinch- The new atate adroinlstratoT, bility that Oen. Charteii DeGaulIe names of institutional users of overymixed green salads or fresh frosUng, it has a distinct flavor all fires are caused by aparkS\from un- 000 rose necklace they’ll be hang- rationed foods against records *f the advantage of any- America celebrates Decorati | n ^ York, April 28—(^—How-r grams It u*es only boys and girls Yankee* .who couldn’t win *n — hitter to th* 13th, but Flores con- ' Oommiaaloner of S tate Police ifid- and Oen. Henri Oiram would meet fruit salads, adds zest to them. of its own. Delicious too aa^up clean or faulty chimneys flighting bitlon game promptly Itunched tinued till'lwo were out in . the ing on some gee’s fancy neck lat* ward Hickey pulled this blackout there shortly - to discus* uniflea- menus. one wanting to do out- Day. Instead of the usual n i " contestants. She Saturday afternoon, with 50,000 or Have you ever tried using a slice cakes. . on flammable rrofs. That’s, why lonymous with the Columbia estimates she already has had 1- winning streak when the real firing 16th, Fhsn he finally had to have Without the slightest warning to tion of the Frenbh element* now ■The OPA chief emphasized that side paintingi ’ At Mc- fixing up the cnimhey is a \vltal ings, the Office of Defense.T ao howling hardb(>ots and thetr of apple in place of a cracker, as Gill’s Paint shop, 645 portation urges householders ^ loadcasting Symphony, will start i 400 on the air. ^ 'commenced and. while p la ^ g Made by (ktnie^s Best Stars help ftom Roger Wolff. However, any of the civilian defense organ- battling the Axis. if menua that were in use durlM the conveyor .for cheese? part of any spring cleanup pals sitting in on the party. laatlont. It had been- expected I t was understood that Oen. Baby Week—May 1 * 8 ^ 6R> Main street, they are closing out stay at home\work at their Is sevententh season of concerts! ‘ thenitelves into shape. the A’s had cjipped Ray Scarbor- April 4 to 10 don't show all the Yes, cheese ik worth the points. ~ There is' a fine se- paign. The chimney qhould be B ^ ^ a r ty Grs3Won -■/ / ough for two rune In the meanUme But there’s no longer the casual ' that he might issue some regula- Georges Catroux, DeGaulIe'a liai- food items customarily served, the discontinued lines of outside paint tory Gardena, use the too Ito th a t poU p. on. CB18 Sunday! , Listening T o n ig h t:' NBC'- — 8 IVhat the critics' overlooked was There is a great 'deal of food value 'n of .^ baby pointed and repainted if necessa: >eniTOn. In fact. Barlow and the 'Wr. and Mr*. North; 8:30 Tdmmy that neither Charley Keller nor NEA fipmrt* Editor > . for- a winning margin. "Ho-hum, the Fleet's in" feeling to / - tlons since he relieved Wesley son man, had conferred at length' restaurant proprietor must file a concentrated in this d*iry product th a t formerly sold for 83.25 a gal- It can he cleaned by filling a bu they’d spend in traveling for crowded Derbyvllle, because Ocean Sturges about fiv« weeks ago but wtih Oen. Dwight D. Ei*enhower urniturex at lon, the g r ^ s for 84.50 » gallon bonds. The time rtay ootoe wlj stra were to the network’s pOrsey show; 9.Eddie Cfintor 9-30 Catcher Dickey and his big stick You won’t find t^. record*L_ In the National League at New aurolementary list of these and yet, at the same time, it is a mod- Kemp's, 763 Main lap bag with excelsior'and weight York it wa* young Sid (SOrdon who Wave showed convincingly be has ha apparently is going to stage and that his latest message to the wid In this sal* you can have a Ivilian travel rationlr^ may [ P*’®8Tam on September District Attorney; 10 Kay kyser participated in the loosing exhi- Edward Victor C3coUfi>/a*u(^P. ^ their prlcei. • erately priced food. 'There are street. Carriages, ing it with'several brick*. Tie to 19*'' musical quis. bition string. highlighted the Giants 11 to 3 con- more than "just a prayer" against them whenever he feels the need. Fighting French leader here had If the eating or dfinking place many posaibllities for cheei*. but flkt cut of 20 peKpent -on the en- strong rope and lo-wer Into the riece.ssary unless full cooperat Sports Roundup Williams. (?hick Oan^ll/x^ede the Count when he cake-walked been highly optimistic. playyards, cribs, tire lot. tkm ’t m iss'this sale!. arlow will Iwve the conducting; CBS-8 Red Barbbr and Sammy, The weather practically shut out quest of the Bo.ston Braves by wal- It erats on a night when.a black- did hot'NUse menus during the treat it gently. Like eggs, if ypu chimney till the flues are clqan. loping a three-run homer in the home with the Derby Trial MU* out waa not expected, cither. The Fighting French sources con seven-day period, it must prepare mattresses, . high- (action of j^rnard Hslrroann.i Kaye; 9 Uonel Barrymore chl^ the Yankees as far aa work was Blsberg, Buck Weaver. Fred''Mc- are going to cOok cheese, cook it Bverythlng you will . wUl be to charge of a number I brates; 9:30 MUten Berle’ 10 concerned at Aabury Park. The fifth inning to place the Usue be- yesterday by nine lengths over a weather had been a military secret firmed that a message had been a lUt of aU items served during at a low temperature if you want Come In and See Theto-Now! Mullln, Harry Felsch and Jojiephv Hugh Fullei-ton, Jr. Member those plates verV well ’ ddzen other Derby . ellgibles, aa ' atoce sarly afternoen and through' received from Catroux but did not that week afid the hlgheat price need and Aft are low priced. The exciting new dresses .you’ll |the pro*j^ma which wlU con-1 Great Moments in Music; 10 30 club puffed its way through the ]Jackson in the books, but they , New York, April 28.—(AV-An-, she commented, "because'when ’I yond doubt. J'he Burns,'w ho was to prevent the stringihesi. m* through the aummer until | Morton Gould Cfirnival exhibitions and into the regular In semi-pro ball last year, hit a easy as you’d unbutton y• (mentor program, storting Fields; 10:36 Radio Forum, thing sppr.>aching It- real stride, of the National League cellar and wAlStle did not sound the red sig- all'eating and drinking places to ypu looking your loveliest all World Series of J919. With Eddie 1942 leftovers rnijqr league teams 1 Today’s Oneat Star after th* game they got^another aU”—^^the\^orsey set ^ along the C u t t i n g it’s government Inspected and 8, will be terminated at 4:15 to- A. B. Cliapdler on "Problem however, it waa llscovered. that OoUlna and Ray Schalk, they were against each other aver- > John Mooney, Salt Lake Tele- nal which means hghtk out, but it keep two copiea of each menu or Spring and Summer, They come ' of th* .usual hour and a half the Yankees had done a better Job boost by obtaining Catcher Enjle backstreten^ the trainers and sxer-, vMi aocplatoad latw th at it was l^irgc8t Ever price list used after April 12 when- was whole'irome and healthy when in sizes, 9 to 17, 12 to 20, and 38 .. t h e PaClSc W a r ." toe backbone of what many base-, aged, 7.42 runs and 15.54 hits a grSm: "Paul V. McNutt ahould cise boys find the swipes, have it left the packing plant. Other ■make way for the aecoftd pel ' MBS—7:30 C!alifurnia Melodies; In- the way of lining up replace- ball men consider the most formld Lqmbardi, the battlng/chanJpion, tbsre bad been a misunder- ever prices reflect an Increase over to 40, as well as half sizes, 88.V8 >nance by Pkul Lavalle’s ments than any other big league tcanjs).,. .Since, have had good control to pitch the from tbe Braves for Catcher Ra.v changed theto, argument ffom ■omswhsre and that this the base period of April 1 to 10. C o r n e rs "quality" stamps, made by the up. Do see them!.- / 8:30 New Wally Butterworth quiz able ball club that ever took the opening tbs bajm.baJl “who’s gelng to chase the Fleet pe string orchestra using 10 Take a .Card; .9:30 Soldiers with organization. flelcl. bXto SJll "the ^9* *»*«b*Jl Poland and tofielder Donnie Ryaii. tovasOgated today. New Haven, Ap||[U 28.—iJFt— The These supplementary records new packers, . indicate whether the average (Up>to season. He’s , been practicing ''his , Roolties brought the Pittsburgh home" td "Ocean -Wav* might meat ia A, B or C grade. Lean llvari instruments. ’1^1* or- Wings. George Stirnweisa and Bill ‘The Wjilte Sox whochanged the yesterdays games) was 6.06 run* Iragest gross revenue for any not be filed with the local board All the CIbsmIc Records \'du ization first was board/On April Johnson cover the left side of the control on’athletic man-powbr for Pirates a 4-1 triumph over/fhe grab it all.” ’ but must be kept ready for inspec- Press your colorless nail polish parts of meat, whatever grgde or color of their hose were dangerous- and 14.33 h its .,.,H ig h score for month in its history waa reported into service on your conservation Think Of / I Infield like a net. Spiiffy Btirn- .aK months^ and he’s atm in Cincinnati Reds, too. With tflej Naturally, the Count still is ths for March yesterday by the New tion by OPA investigators. cut, have approximately the *ame What to Expect Thursday: NBC ly good. one team‘to an exhibition was 13 the gam -score Ued 1-1 1ft the eighth Inning, gaudiest glam our boy to th s fefiks. eckm ^|PQ 88ible program. Here are several war- If you want to start a classic —9 a. m. Eveiything Odes; 1 p. weisa ia going to be an even more runs, for th'e regiilar season so York, New Haven and Hartford "I am tending every promjetor food values, and cheaper cuts can record library, you’ll find evefy skillful shortstop when he works They bounced down in front in tw o freshman plnchhltters. John And he didn’t do a bit of' barm to time uses for it; be made just as tender by sldw ^uls show* seem t6 be .plHng up m. Sketches in Melody; 6:30 In- far, 12 runs.'. ..D raw yoUr own Railroad company. of eaUng and drinking pl*des in record yoii want in the tremen- years, as m u ^ as any other off the surplus flesh which, due to 1917. repeated in ’19 and were Dept Wyrostek and Tommy O’Brien de- this .position yesterday wfien he ^l^ftage of Food the States an appeal for feoopera- 1. Stop stocking runs. cooking and propeT seasoning. diana Indigo. CBS—3:30 Eastman about to win again in. '20 when conclusions., .Our* is that there’s The Del M onte/s^^liX.. Navy splashed through ' a mlle-and-a- Gross revenues for March total; 2. Prevent scratches on prec dous selection available a t. R. S. \ of progranf. There's the concert: 5:15 Kentucky ' Deft* his pecullar^stocky build, accumu- livered a pair of singles that led 815,153,739, an increase of 31.6 tion with the OPA if. Its fight to Your features will look lovelier VaKie.s To $16.^8 lates around^, hi* chest. stocky Eddie Cicotte's confession not much wrong with the "Balo- pre-flight school platrt'Ni lo or 12 brought home three runs. quarter to 2:07, with his regular loua metal compacts, clips, i Potterton’s, at the Center, "fhey r»e Parade^ the BLU Satur- preview; 6:15 Golden GaU quartet. ney^: ball that a Ty Cobb or Willie per cent over March, 1942, the re- keep down the cost ot living," Work Clotfiie# for Women cairy all , the popular tunes-of-the- ...m ore femininely charming if .„,Fof\Cash OiilyN m om tiM , for instance. Con-’: The outfield, with King Kong cracked the scandal wide open. game varsity football ^ ^ e d u le , Seasoned performers dominated Jockey Johftny Longden Just sit- Bowles said. meUl fasteners on bags. Those who' are. in defense will — 12:30 Farm and Home pro- Keller. Tuck gtalnbaek. • Roy They stood out when baseball Keeler couldn’t cure. ting aboard and grabbing a hand- WashingtonXA^rtl 28— port said. Both’freight and passen- 3. Protect linger bandages from day,. tool!...... -...... ■/ you frsnie your face with * per- Spring find Summ^ by/Natalie Puirtin, It le gram; i;45 Vincent Lopez orches- but Lieut. AI . HumphreysS/the the other games, although Otto I am asMflg them not tc in- appreciate, ' the good looking, Weatherly. Johnny Lindell .and playinR was at its peak, and, for Navyators’ coacb. has no' ti Denning, who Is new at first base ful of hair. , ' CKairman TrnmaA, --- — I., featherweight - who outpointed over M k r^ , 1942. And the net in- oifier." types in sixes 14 to 20 and quite liki never any.- quesUon about the for the next move. N. B. A. champ Jackie Callura storU.., ,lf all the De Paul Uni- Ite He hit two doubles, ed as a whole lot better tlun, bad, food wastage in the Navy, aAwel| stamp* before washing car wirt; powders seepi to be bearing up Ask Ahout the Creine-Oll pitching. since the track wa* stilly from .come for the thrCe months ended reasonably priced from 83.98 to well. So far no shortage ia an- make the trip. It would be a won- They could pick up a clu.ster of Monday night and his brother, vsrstty basketball players in the drove in th ^ :^ deciding runs and a* In the Army. ' \ dows. , ■! 86.98. If you w ant durable, yet permanents At derful thing if other Manchester runs w'henever they wanted to. Army could get together, they'd .starred defen.sit’ely with an unas- gumbo and the solid SOn of Bleit-' “Our investigation into fi March 31 Was 84.741,218, an in ticipated. ,urtoh AJ. a loser on the same card have helm was being flagged by lOen- -urcB-crease of 82,733;212 over the same Sur8es’. Aide8 May smart looking Work clothes, here Colognes Red manufacturer* could do the same Senators have little m'Or* than *”'* there was the peerles.* right- xx)n 35 of their last • 39 bouts. . . . have quite a team, A dozen varsi- sisted double play/^jS putout* and wastage haa by.no means been Guard with care that metal they are—available for you at THE llL Y BEAUTY thing. \ ^ *n outfield, the Red Box -.o outfield bander. Clcotte. and Leftv Wil ty men apd seven frosh, plus on* assist. (Wll Eads all the ytoy from th* completed," Truman told report- iOd in 1942. cap fdrm erl/ used • on decaf- You’ll notice a, different con- 84T Main Apparently It doesn’t "Costa" lot eighth pole h X ------Montgomery Wards. sistency in, the hew wartime col- SALON Any teacher'.who wishes to be *♦ all and the Athletics are even bams to stop the other side. No to get bov.ts with them, but It’s freXhman coach Jim Weaver, have Re»t Sox Top Y’l er*. "It i* going along SH the Get Work Shoes feinated and regular opffee if you Manchester TOSS one of either group of Manchester worse than usual. | pitcher* were mors ad*pt‘at slam- Tex Hughson achieved hit . In ringing tlrt bell so easily, the se. We are Checking the . Navy want your future coffee t® stay ogne*. ’They don’t contain a* Maude Tnrktogton;-' an expensive process Just tbs joined the armed forCe* since the Here's another "extended” meat Phone/5658 \ teachers teho will v isit'th e Blood So with ths longer wartime I ®*big *be door in a batter’s face. same. end of the court aeason,. . .Capt. ond victory as the Red Sox ha Wave also washed out several feed^ and food-purchasing pro- Voluti *y fresh while you're'uslng/*o spar- much alcohol. They’ll resemble Proprietress itea Bank this Thursday and next ed the New York Yankees their hopel^ "hopeful#’’ such aa w^ll a* the Army'*, but 1 dish: ’ _ lotions more' .and more and some series and only three infersec- Gsndjl had everything required Lyman Middledltchr the first offi- Washington, April 28.—(IP) — ingly of it. The new cardboard Baked Kidney Beans and Round 521 MAIN ST. TEL. 1484 Thursday to m ake^eir donations tlonal trips, the Yankees are Ukely first defeat 6-1 in an odd game in Steven Hearts, the 'Arkansas Der- jow When we’ll have a re-'' will seem^Uke a thin, liquid cream. Hort 853 .Mala St— -Tel. 8837 of a first baseman except the phy- Over tha OM Plato cial "ace" of the American Air by wtofier, who -wound up seventh LooniR Nurses' aides may obtain work cap which is taking ^ place for SteiOc may register with Mrs. Hiwgins, to go west'for the first-time May sical advantage* enjoyed by a left- Force in Tunisia, waa Stevens which Boston was held to six hits port." Rati i the duration la all/right for 664,5. . X \ . 13 with a commanding lead and When Mr*. John Knight Wa- while the Yanks made l2. Yet New and app^a«d to have "sdmething. Army ^u^erm aster - officials shoes even though they have no (Serve* 5-8) harder at the position. H* was Tech tennis captain In 1986 and opened vacuum pscA J***- „ One-half pound todnd steak / duQtion — T u e a d i^ ^ h ^ g h There Is such a vital need for certainly in condition to tackle rough and tough. ters. Who** hukband, ucut, (joi. York left-14 runners stranded and hurting -hito/ as Trainer A. disclos^ to tte committee recent- uns'psnt rstion stamps. once' opened, you* coffee will stay *y, Chaney Hall. 10-4. . 1937 and the latter year his team Graves Spark*'mit it, and Burnt The Office of ,;^Prlce Administra- chopped, 1 small onlbn, chopped. blood; plasma ha* alifiady saved th stronger wsstsrn clubs. Weaver waa one of the more scj Waters, is an Axis prisoner, re- was unda^eatod until the final would have been shutout except ly how food s ^ ta g e was reduced . Hartford, April 28. fresh longer it'you-.hqve a meUI FOR YOUR WARTIME 1 Dreaslngs—Every iVed- thousands Of lives in cases of By noijv the scribes hkve found ceived a trophy at Pimlico’s John- for a three-base error In the ninth Cork, the pride and'jjjy of Roches- 10 per cent by A purchasing pro- creased demand for tion today gavA them the same 1-2 teaspoon dry mustard, l-4.tea- Americ«a Legloa lull. 10- complished shortstops, but. cduld match of the season,...Marin* ter” of the.; radio, wito.,8tagger«Ml pri^*le^e8 aa graduate ftiurse* and cap to replapA it. shock which would previously have Uiat their obituaries. were a b it' not play shortstop for this . Ou tfit. ny W aterv'Diy." she mid it was Lieut, Ted Lyons, the former inning by.ccnterflelder Ford Osr- cedure under meals were milk, combined with the /ACTIVITIES been hbpelesa and we cannot, we premature. "a thirty-year-old habit in her rison (• r^kie who failed to'shine home last. laying an eggSlks the prepared each day^'Mly for . the others who require special shoes In Donors — Registrstkm The slamhons'Riabcre, brought in White Sox flingcr, ia sporting a w orst gag his owner evey slump in milk production, must not fall to replanish the sup- Report* on the sad situation of from .the outfield, chlsed Weaver family. ”-----Mrs. W aters’ father, thla day). ■ , . '’V / xnumber of men expe^t^, rather quire voluntary mi)k rationing this' .their jobs. ' day. oall Mr*. Huggliia, 8848. the Yankees pistol sharpshooter's medal on his hand in. acquire nursAs’ white shoes, ply aa it la used up. if you. have werq grossly exag- to third base where he was top Lieut. Gen. George S'. Patton', Jr... tunic/^whlch .Ihowes he still has The Brooklyn DodRers beat the /' .. than for total ccnnpanyyMrength. fall, Hen Geyer, executive manager J® llwoffiUVWl not rsgiatarad vat os a donor, do gerated. won several trophler as a ridto In Phillies 4-2 In' a sloppy se.ssion \/ ot the Connecticut Milk Producem a ntKses’ aide niust 4rst use her Nomas’ AM«i ihaft In his profession. McMullto, control, and not jiist on Sundays, 'Nejv York—Lulu Constantino. 'v » — Smart Jumper it now! Can 6845 today, -your who could hav* madq any other Pimlico stoeplertiaaes... ."1 re- either. ' marked by seven error.s of which association, said, last night. atamXlJ' ^ "ci*- “'<1 i |e Nurses’ Aides worklni blood may aav* a Ufa; tbs lack of four were Brooklj'n's. Whit W yatt, 131,131, New Vorkv outpointed Mario infield, rods.th* boards., Ce^^au8 Report His time schedule was baaed, he stamp uAyallable from a member ho^ltal have been . traul It may cost ona made his debut on the mound'and' (ChicoIfChicol ^Ipraies, 'Morales, 123, Hkvanfi,H*va aaid, on the assumption that some of her fani^, she may apply to Something to shout aboutr—sleek An Exceptionally GooclJ I the lack of comfortable chairs .. Felsch could do everything just reprehensible as they were crimi- was lifted in the seventh inning Cuba (S). ^ ■ / - ' / thing was dona soon to aid dalry- her ration boawj for a special shoe jum per with aid* button closing of tha ward paUsato whan Braves Swap s a little bit better and threw stfikes^ nal. however, and they are objec't although he permitted the‘ PhiTs'J — ------— —i------Choice of PatterilB This Ain’t Hfiy from center field. Clash iii'Chaiine] m*eb rising production costa. stamp. and slaMied shoulder*. Pair i t ^ Im abia to gat out oM m and lessons, tragic examples. Favor Ortiz lust four^,|fits and received' credit ' Ty C3obb, Trls Speaker and F^erta official* with whom he was w ith this cool Wouse.'■Wonderful The Bird Linoleum Co. is one *f p, so, they are p lg aa^ a card New York. April 28—(F)— The But the fact remains that'-aa a for th* win. oldest manufacturers known Catcher Babe Ruth eall Joe . Jacksdn th* group baseball has had no bright- ised the problem Are already Believes in Worfi for summer. / « j for thraariy pqrt of Juna to 18,316 fans who paid their way Detroit’s home bow with the St. formiilqUng plans to meet it. he P attern No. "8406 1* in sizes 12, thclf linoleum rug* are presented n(| fund* to buy aome litftj the most natural bitter they ever saw. er stor*.^than'thoae who wrote the V To Win Bout Ixnils Browns, expected to draw By The As.<50clated Press into Madison Square Oardftn the ■ Shoeleu Joe Jaickson, so called darkest chapter to It* history. German -And British light Naval said. 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 14 jumper 1* an exceptionally go^ choice ^ chairs'. This is surely a prw’ night of April 1 to see iVyomlng 26.000 fan* w»s postponed and "as ■Houston, Tex. (flft—WUliafit, M. takes 3 yards 39-lnch material. patterua The prices are Inviting i Lombardi to Don Cifints because as «> kid he once played fi pfirfla] result the attendance for fbrtes .clashed h .„ thf channel off Jeffers, national ru b l^ director, vhieh deaervaa anybody** >up- defeat St. John's of Brooklyn, 62 Torpedo H it Scored On Ship Blouse; w ith short sleeves, 1 3-4 you are sure to And * selection to I and it la hoped tu t Unypub- for GreenvllU of the Carolina As- Bantaniweight Titlp at the "second openers," seveh games, the coast of Brittany early tqday, interrupted a tour of plant* to to 47. In an overtime peri<^ Risd Uniform Today; Leil S(x;iation in hla stocking feet to the German radio asserted in a yards, 35 or SB-inch material. MtIsfacUon. rsapond gen«rou*ly. Tn«re Cross benefit basketball gams con- Night Fights amounted to bn|y 45,404, about confide to newspapermen; "When Tbeas sturdily built oxfords ■om* fine door prise* to be N. L. at Plate in ’42: spafe a spiv heel, matched hie 10- *« Stake;, Expect Big half of what club officials had/x- broadcast, recorded by The Asso- London, , April 28—(iTV-BriUeh we go to one of these plants, I 1st -For thla attractive pattern, send tributed 386,244.98 to the mhrey aircraft on\the Coastal command Ifi cents, plii* 1 cent f*r postagd, jiwt what yo« need for *11 m 9 x 10V2 *.•••• $6.95 I too. orguiintion. year American League batting pected. / ciated Press. the colonel (<3ol. Bradley Dewey, average of ,356 as a strong-armed Crowd at Fight. The Germans said that in a two-', -scored a torjjbdo hit on e to coins, with your name, address, hnsy wartim e actlviUe*,,, I the last meeting of tbe A check for that amount haa New York, Apcjl 28.—GF)—Al- . By t h e Associated Press. his aide in the rubber program) 9x12 . $7.95 Aide Corps, it was voted outfielder. hour fight their craft stored Sev- Sized enemy jnrierch^totihan off the pattern nuh(ber, and size to The •ad comfortoMe; 'tliey »re well been turned over to th* RSd Cross. thoughjt has token him 12 major Portland, Me— Lefty I^aChance, Norwegian coast yesterday sifter- do the talking with the chemists. 5va a supper a t tbe annual There were excuses made for 128, Lisbon, M*.,^ outpointetl Jose ' Fort Worth, Texas,'April 28.— eral heavy hits on eneipy destroy- -I tolk^to the fellows In overall*. Manefte*ter Evening Herald, To- Wyoming previously bad won the .^.ers and that the .German units-- noon and returned withoutioss, the da^;.Pattern Service, 108 - 7th worth your ratio* (mupon, Bg, to be h*ld on May 18th. NCAA Utle while 8L John’s.had league season:, to dp it. slow-mov- Buck Weaver, otherwise a classy Apont* Torres, 186, Puerto Klco, speaker, crown. *, dent of tbs baseball park tailored to lessen Shoeless Joe - Jackf on's New Bedford. Mas8.--Andy Hol- come of Fort Worth’s first world’s tells me. I am a great believer in BURTON D. P E A R L 'S m will be available very soon. to fit his batting.. At West Side - Big Selection! safely to their bases. was lost last night after a .mine- need flrat aid?- Bend for th* .sum- GUSTAFSON'S culpability 01. the grounds that he land, 166. New York, outpointed championship fight—a scheduled The Gennah claims were not laying expedition ft enefny waters, the feRow in overills; I started mer issue of Fashion, oi>r complete Frodoetton ftoom Oleaed ’Tha big' catchar,- a powerful was illiterate and easy going. - Ted-Lowry. .176, New Bedford, ^ , ■ " / ' i' ' 'th at way myself.” Another Group -Goes' 15-found battle between Manuel confirmed by Allied sources. . the communique said. -. pattern catalog and sewing gtlide, Brownbilt Shoe Store Froduetlon Hsadqtiartora.at right-handed hitter to left field, The Black ^ox’ act* were as ( 10) . Ortix, bantamweight king, and his which is just out. Shows over lOO to Hall will ba elooed for a was traded to th* Next York fellow (MUfomlan,. Lupe COrdosa. Props amf Hartford. Are 108 MAIN BT, MAN^HESITIR CWcafo. April 38—UP,— Athfla- CHanto by ths Boston Braves laat •1^ ^ — new patterns, contains many help- 599 MAIN -HOTEL SHERIDAN BLOG •PHONE 759C 1 atorting next Monday. May tic teams at the University oT'Chi- 1------— Ortix ruled i. prohibitive favorltie* Forceil to Showera by ful fashion suggestions. 25c per . In the Johnson Block MMauaa of pointing going m> cago today lost 21 pl*y*r«, who night and now will aim at . t)i* and any money they might be put KEEP copy. However, yam and ma- were among the 354 student r* neareat target tor_aa orthodox' on the line would be at odds -of April Shdwers. T" „lrtU ^ given out as -naual. servlsta reporting for active mili- batter in tp* major leagues.. about 8 to 1: But this didn’t mean Rivercools Red OroM offloe, 888 Mata tary duty. Th* group included 346 H* cracked 20 heme runs while with the (Cincinnati Reds in 1838 the anticipated 4,000 fans expect- Hartford did not play the , Stripes and V-^ untU auch tlma aa the Pro- In th* Army enlisted reserve and Th e S ta n d in gs M a one-sided fight. They were ton Fropeller team av the Oval i Solid Colors SEWING, room ean pe used again. nine to the Navy’a V-7 program. where the left-field foul Jne am- looking for one with plenty of ae^ MILK Is the Ansi bias en fCr 828 feet and he baaed yesterday afternoon because of ; V . 1 Blaod OesMirs Yhe baseball team loat. one tion but with Ortix winning be- bad weather. But th. Eastern i Ugh the number of blood 11 last year with the BraveaVrheto Yesterday’s Results wHh In the** wartime day*, milk pitcher and its antlrs infield with .Imerlcan Natioiial cause of his combination boxer- -league representatives did put- on i SPRING PRINTS from Maneheeter Ku bean the exception o f ^ e third th* feno* ta. 840 feat 'from home slugger ability iU against Oor- a snappy infield practice for over | some* a new importonce In an | plate. But at the Polo Orounds, hie Boston 6, New York 1. . ftttabui^h,6, Ctnctonati 1. [very small during the past while the tennis t*am‘*„ No. 1 doaa’atgtraight punchinc. two'hour* and It looks "as though Now that Spring is here.. .this ip the time to come tp Son. I t givea you the extern reeks, this weak looks aomo- new home, the barrier la only 278 Fhlladelpfiia 8, Waabtngton 1 Brooklyn 4, Phtladslphia 2. player. Walter Michel, was .among CIsvaland '4, Chicago 8. Ortla, a MsKlcaa, met Oordoza, Manager Del Bissonnette has at Cheney’g for a splendid aeleetlffn of Spring' Print mate"'’ eruls and vltamtos you need tor | I brighter. Due in la m part those called. All branches ^ ath- feat ivmy'.''■ New York 11, Boston,8. last got some lively young men gt. UnilsAt Detroit (postponed). St. Louis 7, Chicago 0. Mexicaa-Frenchman, two years rhib for your S p ^ g and Summer dresses. \ •xten aaergy needed by you ips going In Thursday letics Were represented to the Lomtoi^l, who lead .tha NaUonal ago and woo on a technical knock- who can get off s dime. Al least Coverts . . m addluoa to a 'gaod^ group ot 81. Laagua to hitting bath to 1838 ang Tto Etowltaisa out * they looked Uke it during the work- yeur family for tbetr last season, canie to the IMaato in AH Types of Covert fiber of donors making th* Swarlcaa ioaal Both bojrs war* dus to walghUn out. ' A NICE CHOICE OF rime duUea. Bryaat R trips Wednesday and Sat- -Ta wind Up Seoaon a swap for ftoekto Ostchar Hugh W Ifc' Pet OBL Pet GBL At four o’clock the sun was Cloth T Homogenised Vlteunin “D” Foland and utility laflelder Connie New Tark S i within a pound of 118 . A book ol I0| the number for tha weak caucago.'April 28—on— Eight TSO Breokljm .750 Expactatidu were somewhat de- shining faintly through a cloudy English Cut Teousers prodneed under the neulte*t about forty.. Thia number Big Ten Conference schools will Ryan. Ryan cost th* Olanto a ta- S t Louis ...... 8 1 New York ...... sky. and by 4:30 it waa damp, MW ptfH*ms. be going regularly, to help ptoled 840.000 a year a g o . and Cle>)eland . . . . . 4 2 flatodaa to th* crowd. The Fort ANKLETS of Laboratory Protection, la^; compete In flVe athletic events to S t Louis ...... worth Uona Clubs, sponsoring the misty and a sUght sprinkle ol rain ford Blood Bank ranch tha ba staged Saturday at Northwest- Poland waa kallfid. as on* of the Washington .... 8 S .Pittsburgh...... wqi| faying, a conference between RABBIT HAIR AND ANGORA beat aatriUoa taMUramw — uota set for the year, and it Philadelphia ... 3 6 ' show both for the benefit of the Manager George 'Casey ■ of th* ern Univaraity f o r . ^ baneflt of beat catching proapaoto to anw ar Cincinnati ...... war effort and for a home for the ALL SIZES , ' PASTEL COLORS today! srely hoped th at' thi* week the American Red Croea. In a Giant training camp In yaara D etroit ...... 8 8 OU eago ...... Props and .CharUe-Blussfielti, busi- th* beguining of a real pa- The program, to climax North- this spring. blind kara, anticipated a turitout of neaq manager of the Hartfopd re- Boston ...... 8 8 Philadelphia ... 10,000 and racaipto of 880,000. In- bepwrtmeef, 104 S«y««tb Y#rt, M* t* Hovmss t A.M .!W 4r.M . aATtmiiAyst t A. M. TO s F; M. ORDER FROM i r denonr from here. wartam'a spring ' athlaUe aaaaon. Tha trio wRl den their new uni- Chicago ...... 1 8 Boataa sulted to no gaiheitod-within flv* Iday, Oaa* BTothera are will include competition in track, forms today although it ia unlikely Todagto (ficattaiu war* that the gate might minutes after their decision the a group at mm to tbe baaehaU, tannla. golf, and fcotbalL that Lombard, a haldaut uiMl to raack 113,000 with 8,500 to 4.000 weather definitely put a damper to REGAL nr ut* aaoond ttena, and, The starting Ubim hav« b«wa acha- Nattopil fifing into Win Rogars OoUseum a t any further ocmsi''ftratlon.' MEN’S SHOPS Cheney Brothers Roiiinttit Salesroom BRYA N T & CHAPMAN COJ days *M will ••• aation. Ha Jain- New Tork at .Beaton. Chieqgo at h t Xasula: 1:18 p. m., OMtral War Time for the Rad 'Crotp provides duled’to enahlf fans -to witness all M the i r * ^ a day hefwra the aea- Philadalpkla nt Waoktaffton. 907 MAIN STREET HARTFORD KOAD MANCHESTER . TELEPHONE 7697 atloa, the cotnpai^ U ll've events. Six confarenea teams Onetanatt at Plttoburfh. Tka Ikfirt of tha ahaw .which had Hartford, Cqnn.'f-B'uiiy Garcia, hon opened and ia not in plartng St. Louis at Patreit Brooklyn at Phliadalphia W aMonBaiMbw tha maa th* tlm* off to wUl compete In the track meet ' oondlttaa. fear pralimtoaiy bouU. Ihe main 188H, Pu'erto Rico, and Al Guido, Read Adyst Clavaland a t Ckicafo. . B a a t o n at New York. •MBt ahauM s ti^ hgr 10 p. m. ISSHi, New York., drew (8)j

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\ X’ MANUl^lRR RVhaNUNti RRRALD, MANOHKBThiR, OONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL BB. i94t 5R EVENTNC H E R i ^ , MANCHESTER. CONt I, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28,1943^ , • / MANCHESTER jFAG l FI FOURtEEN * H R I A L S T O R Y do he stands to for success wpuld ever makd'you toheh a but- . . . T hers> for everybody ton, Look at my shirt! HOLD BVEBYTBINQ axcapt thgAopeie ,*t — —— Sense find Nh^sense Jack - t Do ' pm behevu ki fraa Tla Hand T« Fart D A RKJU N O LES apescht f O ll My HhSlea Points Version B U Y S E L L IBY X )H N C FLEM ING & LOIS EB> eo^NiaHT, Myrt)*-:.C»i. ysa. hs actually had tlina has coma when we must Fred—That depands Ai whethtfir A Citys Wants Glassined ForYour dene NBA e a a v i c a . We’d count the stars, he’d sing .to -Old MoUtto H ubbardX the Imputento to kiss me! part. I’m bigger thaa theather fellow, me, - , ' Went to the cupboqm Rachel,—Of course you slapp^ The tears; they dim my eye. S A | I R iN T ‘’T toVe to spend this hour with him? i;v'e often claspi^ you to ray. heart z. To get the p o o f - ^ a bone. Wifo-^Do you to lik ^ dollar \^thee.“ . - , ' But when aha g o t there Myrtle—Yes,'every time With joy in days gone by. Maehtnery and Tools 62 Rooms,Witliont Board 59 loathed averythmksabout the hot', goes ab far. as it used to? Florist®—•^tfraeries Idlp Wanted— Mate dirty, iMlated counts. But pride :Noi^Ration Points we count at The cUpboa^ was ^ hage- And'often in the happy.past Husband—Oh, muck'farther. In Antomobites for Sale z XXI Just JilwIw our-miour-meat ‘ markMq, My form you have embraced; Automobiles for SalV^ NEW TR.VCTOR DISC harrows, FOR RENT—ROOM.i.forsveuiv X’~-‘JTVV.rvfiVR^-1U& 2a girls kept her dotog her s h m to. (he The bewildered guest sysd -'the (act, mine all go s6 far they never Annoaneements SEVERAL TTIOUSAND gladioli MOWERS SHAR^PENE repall 4.NTED —YOUNG MAN/ to By lon^^ttovlsion they come -eut But another takes your place at get back. PLYMOyTH 1941 3 door sedan. leium newspaper composltlhm milking machines, usdd imple- or pduple with' or wnhout kitch- days stretobed ahead for plantation’s strenuous chi|ies, day youngster, who was driving.- nails 1940 CHEVROLET 4 door aeton. bulbs for sd'te. Many choice varie- ed, shear grindi £ey flUklir, tights The uiUvamty president was dS' .into the furniture. He turned, to last »ERS TO Aircraft, Low mileage, excellent, t^es. Gooil. dpportimlty to learn t n d ^ ments, Fordson parts, riding and eX privileges. 185 McKee street at tha aetanda. From after dragging dty. heater, good tire*, apotlesa tlM. AR^oIora Our acre of glads duplicating, vacuu, clean'ejsr etc. We diirlde tyith our boys her*, and livering,lhg:.Jug baccalaureatebacci apcech. his host: • / 7 And clasps me ’-round the waist. tonl. 7 a. m. to 8:3(Kp. Beautiful gray HnlBh, $896. $12. Pfarl Addrei^ Box T, The Herald. \walklng cultlvatora. Dublth fel. 2-1410. diaaatlon to the )imgla cbl- She had Just finished herY«rad • - oveV the'-Ma, Oh, such is life—we meet aqd part OelB Paid Now and out, $845. $9.50 weekly, trade.s wap finest ever. 80c overhauled. Bra^wMtC^ of I Indian huts one morning. T]ie In .thqXaudience were an elderly Gueqt (poihting to the hoy with 7064. reekly. Terms, trkde. Telephone street , / ______tpr Company, WllllmanUc. tonngM tha4r eanvaa bags And with thim oppressed— they map and womah, obviously for- d In such a world we dwell; Telephone Finance Manager. Inaiice Manager, BrunneFa, dqsen, is.OO hundred. Mall and W ANTED/M ECHANICS’ hriper, FOR RENT—X'iTTlACnVE^ room m tohiK to tha clearing. heat. was hsavy—muggy. It the haUtoier)—I say; don't you find phone orders accepted. Karlsen, ’ ------T for 2. Inquire at 128 South Main are flghtingX free. eigners. who were having some I claap another to mv heart:- ' mrayrriKn__ jfAVAL OFFICER Biiinner' , 6191 or 4485. ^191— 4485. PIANO TU N tN pz-^d repairing. full Ume, jgood pay. Experience dw'and far Into difficult to movs. The shouts of It rather 'expensive to let your Old-corset—fare thee well. Grand Island, Neb.—(A»)— From Foster street. Wapplng. Phone , ____ _ not essential^/ ’Telephone 4164. Mti^cal* Instnun^nfw 53 street. Tel. 5215. from the Indians, rang In her aching -^Budi Allyn (rouble understanding. ,the presi- children play like that? lieutenant colonel to private in a «rdar«I to ^ trai^ PACKARP CONVERTIBLE 1939. Plkyer'er piano /apeclalty. John Mm Auge cop- dent's address, to the class, of B pay rMPponaibJo person $100 BUIIfciK 1932 COUPE. $35; 1934" Manchester 5937. Coch^hain, fS Bigelow street^ Ckile Motors. head. The conStont stench of food Host '<8milihg''prpiidly)—Not at day was the experience of Law- Motor rebuUt, FOR RENT—furnished room, NtVts*'Nikse (meeting thA young hus' which their son was.a member. Wife .reading magazine) —I’ve x^drtve P a c k ^ (Sonvertlble to Studiide^aker sedan, $67: Tel. m 9 . to half a dozen and bodies in the hut had been all. I get‘the naila tMjolesale, rence Huwaldt, senior student at radio/very clean. $695. $9.00 moiith;v$45. BninneFs, 8Q-'Oak- for sal e — STRAWBERRY FOR rHT piano, twin beds, central location, on band kt, tha door)— YW gs 'late, Mother (finally,' frowning) Just read an article about elec- the University o f Nebraska. nla. R ef^renc^ required. plants, Aberdeen! and Premier, 33. bus line, suitable for 2 gentlemen VoaM, seeing that th e ! espeoiaily aUiorrent. She put on weekly, trade. Telephone Flnwce land st^et, ManchesUr. Tel. TOPS, cel- Help Wanted-o reasonable^' sir! It’s torn o’clock, and hera’a What he aay? tricity, char. And it says that after Huitoldt, a lieutenant colonel in IWaD^we 7263. Manager, BrUnneFe, 5191— 4485. 31.20 per hundred, $10.00 per or business couple. Tel. 6120. hept^'hanked, th^ latex ! her- aun helmet and started back news for :^ ! You are .thk father . F a t h q r — W h o ? Enthualasm X . : No ''man Is the war we shall get everything we 5191-4485.4485^. repi curtains, all Male or Femiilo S7 hato tb f oboklng va^, and, abross the clearing to the Togping the ItO.T.C., became a private in thousand. 28 Foley, or telephone of two bouncing babies! Ttiriha, sir, Mother—The beega fella In hopeless until he loses Bib v en- wept by just touching a button. themrmy when his R.O.*r.C. group 1937 OLDSMOBILE 6 aedan $395. leat^ k. caias. Lak- Wan^^Th^Bny 68 'boUed to. a thick maaa, estancla, wmktng with proud thusiasm . .. His Judgment may HASH—1938\ 4 DOOR . sedM. 6718. street Tale- WOMEN AND OLDER men Want- twins! \ black robes. What ha aay? ‘ Husband (sadly)—It won’t do waa activated aa a mlllUry unit. $5.60 .weekly, terms, trades. See 90 Caui9 Boarders Wanted 59-A mto tl»a .booling molds, strides but secretly counting the be poor, his work faulty,,but ak .ua any good. . v radio, heaterXvnew tires. $395. ed for essential work. Good hours, wanted TO BUY—lYsed bicycles, Young Father^ v-Syirange odln- Father—He aay school la out. However, aa a lieutenant colonel, Finance Manager Brunner’s. Tel. fx?r sal e—tomato, Cab; phone 4740. was the wMghtog to be steps to (he darkness and semi- long aa he retains,aa abiding in- ' Wife— Why not, dear? $5.50 weekly, ^ a d e . Telephone 50c hour to start. N «^ System 26 inch tires or ^ m a ll^ Camp- BOARDERS WANTED— NEAR coolness rSt her room. cldence, two o’clock and two Huwaldt got ao pay, now he gets , 5191-4485. and lettuce plants. Inquire Z" toe paytog off diFj.each chi- babies. ‘Thai^ h e q v ^ I didn’t terest in what he is attempting to Husband — Because nothing lere • ragged that one really WAHTEI Finance Mana^ttr, BnmneFs, Laimdry, Harrison a tr^ t bell's Service Station. R h ^ e 6161. Cheney mills. Apply 209 Pine She saw the group by the last Moat all altuations. now ans $50 a month. i,.^arkeM Africii” Greenhouse, 621 Hartfopdt-Road. ttolp Wanted— FOHyla toe mules and meli to be come at tw' WANTED TOI BUY \sed chiuken d bedded, and emtant DOUBLE HOUSES 1936 to 1942 b ra k « relln- o f toe ehiele from^tbe past, but they aaw her. B a rn Best Comsx lining. 1941 P O *m A C tl^ANJB.-1-rE, SALESLADY WANTED Sitnationa W anted^ wire 5 or 6 ft high. ^50 to ^ RED RYDER men’s apparel, splendid nebtog rains. ,, hailed her over. ’ .Now What? Also Farms. ' V , now. Leave your car smaU mileage; 1940 Chevrolet, feet Tel. 34133, 6 to 7 ^ m . \ Wai^ted— Rooms— Board H BT rRED baS mam Wanted ^^ to a — tunity. Phoiie 6002. Female 28 |Barry bad taken over Ihe takk “Want to go-out on.a short trek ru im BUSINESS Ready Cash Buyers !\ -ening and we will de- door, excellent condltloKthrough- IH’ REASON lOR out. We wlll pay market prices Motopdyclea 12 i(ANTED—BOARDING place for sfkmping each brick of coolln^-j into the jungle and see the prize BACKlrb' UR ENOlNUR. 1 RECKON ntxl day. BrunheFa WOMEN WANTED—For general WANTED—POSITION aa cook Si xapote tree?” he grinned aw she 1 for lopal used cars. Cole Motors, /ousekeeper,, by refined Swedish Rooms Without Boahl 59 " ear old. well brought up llcla wltb. tha trademark of the l. WaojT rvr HORSE t .1HAT.S GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO street. 1946 OR 1941 General JMQtprs ^ gteeral laundry work. Good pay, I'lGan boy, (urgent).. Write Dtation. It waa a amall but im- tamed back. ' , OU^^P'4" R>3H7 — Real Estate and Insurance Telepfhbne 4164. from.. _nrlvate party. Opod MAM/lt,:.con^ Anierican woman, where 10 year FOR RENT—IN PRIVATE home, LEUserr 3 Apply Holland Cleaners, 1007 Herald. - nt routine Which Renaldo did Renaldo beamed^ at. her. Her 109 Henry St. . Phone 5278 tlon/-Wni ,>ay cash. Write Box P Main Street; old-toy might also live. No wash- large, desirable room In ' iqmet being' there had relieved him of V for BALR-1933 CHEV. coupe, ing. 'Write Box i t Herald. 31 Nke to leave to natives and it good condition. Reasonable. In- ]^~'Herald. neighborhood, near bus line. TVI. ed Barry'a Impatience aome- a deep gnawing fear of Barry aa 2 WANTED—CLEANINO woman quire 175 Avery street. 81&. Apal^eiits, Flats, Each of Renald^'a tasks a'c- a rival.'..He waa the soul of gal- z for Monday morning or longer, ‘ Tenements 63 |mpUahed brought the next visit lantry to her. Now he addhd WILLYS 1942 AMBRICAR 4 A Moving— ^TruAlng— _ vicinity Pine Acres. Mrs. Wads- Dogs-^Birds— Pets 41 fprC rent—i d 6 ubl e room eagerly, “Nearly three kilos fiow ‘ cnnnfm op 2 oiplA 2 mirhitAS Mpneha Suma nearer. sedah, excellent tires, radio, Jjeat- Storage 20 worth. 43 Olcott Drive. Tel. 8075. for couple or 2 girls. 2 miihites Ulison waa almost aa busy aa from its bark before the gashes FOR/SALE--BEAOLE from South Main street. Call NOTICE 20 squares of 'er, $945. $10 weekly, .-Irade, . oculatecjj well trained; Pri XJke him she began to heal!" dethonstraUon. Tel. Flnvfte Man- T h V AUSTIN CHAMBERS CO. WANTED—two W 'O M ^ - Clean 2-1614. biiA line, We are starlinjf ten 4-ro0i» slate Bags for iHisentlal work. New Mmel Laun- 'sonable. Tel. 601(i . up at dawn m order to do her Lila wanted to ahriek at them. ager, Bninner’a, 6191 localXknd long distance moving. land';. What did she care If 10,000 kiloa houses at Midtalc which squares of roo6ng slate. Returt load aysRsm. furniture, di^. 73 Summit street ' , FOR R^NT—2 SINGLE rooms, avleat work before the intense jack frost •/KmwKLs — gentlemen preferred. 120 South Dnday .heat set to. The fame of flowed from the leagued sapota! will be rented. as soon as 1 ^ ton canopy C^vrolet storag^Dial 6260. Breeders of high clas% cockers She wouldn’t go, a step into that o Rpi^MnK— WANTED WOMAN for cleAhteg, Main street Tel. 4264. Wanted to Rent \ 6l soot caps bad spread like wild completed. We are taking 5' new tlresT Auto “V 2 mornings a week. 50c ah-hour,. from champion stock,/sit’-cMson- among the horde of cbicleroa, nellish jungle-if she was shot tor applications for these rents _ PamtlnB k^palriai 23 Tel. Manchester 8262. abls pricea 26 G arner streW^. FOR RENTr-ROOMS. dh. bus line. WAN’i Ed X foUR or five roi |d she was besieged with it. But her face did -nii>t give 3.,______- - -- way her thoughts- She allblsd now. IS RBFACED had carbon Apply at 65 East Center street. by yoting c^pte. No children.' i?Ai; wanted ’TCiVrUNE, repair §nd WANTED—WOMAN to do one or Tel. 8082. 3236 after 5 ^ . m. ^ She had stitched toe first cMfB lUy on to e score at her worto Furnished Rooms Available. Richard Lewis 111.95. Chevrolet, Dodge, regulate youKpiano or .p'------two days housework for family, Poultry and SnppUes 4!^ •ortunately fo r her, Alllaoa 6, OldamobUe 6, Pack- ^nstakingly by hand. But with 87 Charter Oak Street piano. TeL Manchester (1032. in South MalnXtreet vicinity. Tel. ^ O R RENT—ROOM, nice looa- sudden demand, -this method came mtpmd the corner o f the' hut T hree mo nt h s old puiiets B0:i«palred '«>» PART TIME INVESTIGATION Articles for Bale 45 water, alpp shower. Vicinity of a* quire James Moynlhan.- New Enga to Barry as she gavetye the“ soup to gika^sheara work in Manchester for national Cheney MlHs. Inquire 101 (Thert- Iped up toXnill a chair for her, Manchester F U R N rrURE Srisaors hedge and land Hotel, Bolton. Tel. 8823. TTake-it e a ^ zoot queen,” he the Indian. "Yon taketake her right vd' m knives, axes etc., slutfpened. Capl- reporting firm. Requires about 20 nut street, ’v and rebuilL FOR SALE—MANURE 310 cord )(ged. "You’llNnelt on one of along. We’ve’ gott t. o_ __ s e_ ^___ t o e lies phone tol Grinding Co,».;;>68 Main. Tele- daylight -hours a week. At least .. . New and Used For samples and delivered. Telephone 8608. FOR RENT—CLEAN^ comfortable mshl'h.g trlpX^of yours and doesn’t overwork—like yiis pbqr *lSa«.*e. phone 7958. / High school graduate. Use of car Manchester 2“ room, suitable for 2 or 3, or one wlU sooo^ y ou up for Indian did.” Her' eyes met LUa^' Homes Available/ for helpful.. Address Lock Box 59, FOR SALE—A OREE^IHOUSK steadily; SALE WE REPAIR A ll makes aewlSg couple, kitchen privljeges. CaU r --- .. t^Vda*** Hartford. Connecticut. Give brief 14jc34 ft. with a circular roof. Ap- CliiircH Grdiijij macxunes.ymachines.,/ x-llt-emPrices awaovae.reasonable/ 7019 or apply 15 Proctor Road. A shadow passed, over Lila’s Coventry LaliB> Shore front Im m ediate. Oc^itpancy statement of quailficatlons.. ply -£dward J. Holl, Tri. 5117 or face. Then abe said with slow 5-room cotta^fc>v All fur- singer S^^wlng Machine Oo., .71 Lllispn laughed gaily, 'pushing Pratt ^ e e t Hartford. Tel.2-4419. tyANTED— PAIN'TERS,: paper- 5118. FOR . RENT - MAIN STREET Fashion Sho^ |k an unruly sunburned lock of effort, “All right—I’d love to go.’ 'Tt^ OUT louahening' up course for jeep nished. Firej^cfes^^ArtC' Have Cash Buyei furnished room for two, contlnii-. Alei^mder rangers. QaII Walter R. Hobby, FOR SALE—DO YOU ,WANT. off her tanned face with Hhe «To Be Continued) For 2 Family House ous hot'water. Telephone 6803. |k of hef hand, rian welL „ Boat, \ Oo'NHenry street. Phone 4649. lnstanta:neous hot water? I have r Immediate S a l^ Can 3- tie precibus Joke of it all'is,’' V SIDE GLANciSs, daryis SHIPPING CXERK wanted. Apply automatlc^aa heater, almost new. FOR RENT;^ LARGE - front room St. Bridget’s Sodality u Chau|:ee Mind on Burglary BY GALBRALIB JW Alexander St. Manchester Phone Man. 2-1939 After 6 p. m for 3 girls. 10 minutes to mills. confided, “ that my aoqt caps So: Main Street, 8-room ARTHUR A. KNOFLA K age\C o„ Cheney Bldg., Elm a’t mvuinerable Mid the Id- Phones: Call 2-1532. - v.- Hold Social Nei ColoniaL 3 Qroplaces^ 41U ' Residence 7275 875 Main S t Tel. 6440 street. Tel- 8228. , FOR SALE—312 SQ, FEET know it. But it’s got about nkfort, Ind. ~ UP\ — “i ^25 Re w ard Wefinesday Evening. though I wanted to be a thief, blit Luve lot. WANTED/DEUVERY man for chicken wire. good as new. ough the tribe' that I’m lucky fl \ iSamuel'Burgess. KCenter. them. And anything 1 give I gucaeNl.don’t,” said a note to a feed store W fk . Apply In person: Thd, Children of Mary Sodall proprietor, whoae drug store wqs ALLEY OOP Ready for tha Tabla For V suitable 3^ 6 or Larsen’s -F e ^ Store, 38 Depot ta a lucky piece. So Fm BY Y* T. BAM UH Homestead Street, 7-room FOR SALE—3 CHROM^k plAted Retail Stores of St. Bridget’s church will gl' ck with about' 40 more soot burglarixedxpf $50, Accompanying faigle.^Hot water heat.' 7 room rent in Man- Square. bird cages and stands. Telephone away a Hope Chest filled wl^ to make.’’ Rie note waaXhe $5Q. and an extra k , s u a t . BUT dollar to repaik the front door '6 AtiajeACI.MUTE MY LaqiS lot, 100x150 ft. MEN W ANTED^FOR pressing, 7850. _ many beautiful gifts. The dra' took of her .iced .. A N D ------IT - 15. ^ O R S A L E chester for fam ily, of 6 experience unnecessary. Apply Must Register Ing will take plaCe Wedneadi fee. "You have complicated lock, which tbeXpnscienee-stricJc- AN'T e evening. May 5, at the Holllati life,” she said serenely. en burglar had br^ en to gain en- i/j KI Holland Cleaners, y /0 0 7 . Main wrCN '^trtuum Street, 7-room siii- .'JS— C O M B U . iN SADDLE HORSE^— -5 Fuel and Feed . 49-A trance. ^ H^ARRIAGE (Lik/New!) street. X street school’ halt. The progra ilUson gave her gueat a quick J T-r Ic and 3-room totiage H. A. MOYER WRITE BOX B Lo^al^ Board Issues a will consist of a Fashion Sho glance. ' LUa ,, was in ex- LIGHT CONCOR iY SADDLES WA-NTED- MAM F0R\ part time FOR sal e—SEVERAL LOADS sponsored by Burton’s and a cai aame k t. 2-oar gar- of hay. G. R. Rlsley, Vernon. Tele- lltely tailored ailk s l^ t s and Mueb wail for (Good Condition) work mornings. Apply Capitol Warning TTiat Food party, at which time the che' pse, cool and Immaculate, utc..7146 . . !! * I ___ anAATS My^. 1 Flee WHh Easter Eggs Important War Production [DOW SHADES—VENETIAN tats, fish and cheeses. This regls piyow cases, sheets, etc. T| “ Go ahead, Lila," he «rged. \-'-' a regard for suitable 5 blln^M, Owing, to our very low tration form will determine the Hope Chest will be on dl^lay , alwayk were efficiency Los Angeles— tory MFG, newer and larger, plane able to ci /M an pmo neo ano , I 60T Hts NAME Fir st aaKr% J. COi ed. C aplt^ Window Shade Co., actions of these rationed' foods for pre or something. Tell them packages. T\vo yeggs Jumped from .WANTS WMJ AND BIGHr, BUT iH g ry 400 passengers acroas tha J TT 8OUN0E0 ^^E^ening H erald^ BPS Mill and Oakland^Str^ets 241 North ^ a in street. Phone the week of April 25 to May 1, will be Just as lucky for the shadows and demanded “Let’s L0C^L BOYS r L/UIDesto Tt) GO A A*** LAST PART (.NOT These forms must be filed at the lanUc at high speed, as weU souNoao 'Manchester, Conn. 8819. C. :n evenings. have those!” They fled—with two WAVCE G O O D MORGM! Bed A d v e itife m e n tn Oureb: V 1 local board between May 3 and make non-stop bombliig.^trlps , but they wouldn’t,” ob- boxes of candy .Babter eggs. The I '/< Connt six averaa* words to a ima. F C A t L U X FOR SALB—GliEEN AND cream May 14.- Europe and return. ' \ Allison quickly. "The root money remained in Bt^l’s car.. 'f SwHiaia, niim bars'and abbrovlatlona --porcelain oil andXoal stove, cabi- oonat aa. a word and oomnodiid WITH are a partial ., protection. I worda as two words Mlnlmnin oost net Vlctrola. and\ cabinet radio, the chi.cleroa to have them.” 41s Bonda at W'effding all fat good conditloh. Call 2-16^. 99 Is prtoo of thro# Unaa WATERPAINT Kail then,” Lila thought rap- ‘‘k Uno ratao por day tor translont Hot WetHher *^Flats and came Up with an in- ' Dali When Mari- FOR KALE- -8 PIECE'i|vlng room |Uon, “ have the Indian Wom- -IVie twosTS ••tIVO Ma*^ IT. S---- suite, in good cpndltioi).. Inquire , line Landbtorg married Ensign Al- Ttoooto Caab Chars* at 31 Storkwyather stiwt after | ewThem.” bert Horvitz of Oklahoma City, ro uao'SMto _ • Oensaoutivo Oajrs ...1 7 otal S cts Ilaon. -looked stunned with the- bride’s father, A . Landsberg, T. M. HtC U. t . FAT, Gffr., ptEtoics (Aseomtv. w CoDSOCuUva pays ..1 » Ct*l}i 7 p, m. en relief. Then she gave a Day ...... Ill oMlU-dU circulated among the guests—sell- "It seems to me there’s enough trouble in the wor|d« of Joy. “Lila, you're an ftOLtt. TMt OS 't»*»W* All Oi1 Cheney Brothers \ Dmf; Owners day* lOtJO. / sunshine with fresh sup- A • HAS NO OBJECTIONABLE PAim;OOOR Employment Office. v 8*M1oo 8889, ChapUr 189, Gen- o f material, sitting wi(b Tciephone Your Want.Ada • READY FOR USEW..r.;iUSTTASITtCOMiS . vlUST>S’ IT* COMES *r«I smtUtM of the Stota oC Con- chatterthg Indian womens Xdt arcc«WteO .over tne t«ie- K you are now engaged ta War Work, pleasb ^ necUetA RavlMon 1980, RB5- Jr odd snaeUlng huts, called OUT OUB WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS phone Mt the CUa HUH ilATK given • NO SIZING OR PRIMING,..-v’R O .S P i^ lA l MIXING QUmU THAT ALi. , DOGS the steaming cop p ^ k'et- OUR BOARDING HOUSE , MAJOR HOOP'^R - at-^^.-tcopvefDeace lo adver* OVER tax MONTHS OLD MUST ilUn. but Che CASH HATEB wUl be not apply. ' my, Am»e Cabot Acldreae and the Pattern N« taks a message from Re- BE LICENSED ON OR BEFORE to Anne (Mbot, The Mend J to. Bajrrjr or Allison back to aobkpiad as FUU. PATMLNt /J f Kick off your« shoes and give ufe CAN'T e e ''vahl at tbt buainafci offlc* on or ba- mat ixt, 1948. Negl®«t « f**™" Eventog Herald, 106 8ev| |g house. for* t^'*av«oth day following th. MdnichestR^r Lumber & Fuel Co* al to Ucenao .your dog on «f'’ ba-J your-feet some real “after hours avenue. New York City. BLAMeO for first InM nion of oach ad. otharwla* THPO-. APTER. th* CHXHOE RAl’B will ha ocliact- - Everett T. McKinney, Mgr. v CHENlY BKOt K eRS fora that data wlU coat you an ad- comfort! These'good-looking, ' In- 1 cent postage Jlor, each pat days became long, gyuelr *d. No reapotialblllty for errors In dltlanal doUar aa weu aa make orddtetir ’ ' 6PEHDIN6(^Er CENTER STREET / - PHONE 514^,. expensive flaU have thick crochet- of torture. And the OF HiS U FE- telephoned ada will' ba assumed and you liable, to arreat. ed etUea and gay print material 'The new Spring Anne part of U waalthat toe their accuracy cannot be guarap Regiatratton faea- art aa W - Album la ready for maUlng. t0OKIN6 AT teed. ^ ,,,, ties-and toendrapa. Make ...them factly hclpleaa. LUa hi lowa: Mala or Spayed Female, i match your houae pajamas or tains 32 pegea of spring end YOU A no 'bar trip so carefuUy—« 3AKB/ LANK LEONARD $2.06; Female,- %6.Wi Kennel .(not i summer dreeaing gbwn. mer acceeaoriea, waya to • more than ten ta«i) $8690. In- money on home decoration, alt I upomthe plantation,. &UCKEY FINN Destination Reached! To obtain complete crocheting «oq>OM of the stupid UtUe formatioB required under th* law Inatruetione for the Hot Weather helpmg the family clothes btU in wartime! The bread ne“ * had, kjrto Barry to her indudaa: fc s . Name, Breed. .AC« "Flato" .(Pattern No. 56M) send and a ratum to Naw and Color MarWngw - 19< cents in Com. Your .Name end ta priced 16 eenta- WHV Olty TOOlWELl.'VTlSSt,® VETERINARY CERTIFICATE 1th a ooavalaoomit fliaea. SO I FIGURED IF A t sure HOPE r |Mir«na«ty it had watitod I GOT ON M SUB IT WORKS vol unt eer /Cal l ed rbquhued fob spayed fe- for

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nle Reymander, Ffeancl# Balllano, i man, John Zapadka, Gladys Keith, j Mra. W. Darla Chambera and I,, John Bataaon. of Vais^tawa, la daughter, Earlynei have r e t m ^ , ^ l e a t Ritchie, Margaret RlaUu, William Fwbes, Mrs. Gladys Wad-i llatad aa among t h ^ Pick Delegates J o ^ h Trueman, WilUam Allen, dell. Frank aancy, .James Baker, AbolitTown ■toned a Second l^ te n a n t M toe to th«lr home ik RodkvUU CcntVTp' Long laland; N.;T„ after apeitdltig Wealep. Shleldr, Leonard., Weiman, Mra. K.J Ruth Britton, and James H A LE'S SELF SER V E Quartermaater aphool at . Camp Giocorida >,^lHano, George True-1 Canmn. > > - the week^ with' Mra. Chamber^ Conventiop, The Origi|Mil Ir New Enghuidl Lae, Virginia.// mothoK Mrp. Joteph Lyttla, of 48 lofOw- EUUlage ebee't. r ot ^ Hra. O eol^ WaUs Cheney, Mra ■msmrrm ra___ir- — ___ ter th* Maude HH1 and Mra. WUllam Rush (Young IteiiubH cans Se- have datertalned lately for the Tha Mothera Circla .of St. Anne SP E C IA L will meet at eight o'clock this lect Reprpa^tativra to B t e i n a s t » b e ^ t of tha campaign for fun od the Connecticut Scolety evening at the home of, Mra. John Hutford QathePiiig. SMrJ!S&^S-“5iKO^led Ohlldran. G., Rohan, 36 Maple atreet. Sa u erk ra u t "®'"^“ ASc SSr^m *r» 1 StTaM Motinw with Om atn4f « MTe. Linhm Kanehl Welle Sunaet Council, Degree‘of lN)ce- The April meeting of the Tbiing ' qfiPiLff vDdtr ^otan OoolMftluii« atreat, racwiUy r e c e i^ 1**^^ hontaa, wUl have a soda! tomor- Republican Club waa held laat from her aon. CHltor5l4Canehl,‘ con- row evening at eight o'clock at the evenlhg In the social rooms of the Piltsb ury's Co m b iha#ioii4f W heat, ^tiUBtlns bar own piano pupUa. taining nawa of Wf promotion w home of Mra. Myra Fltagerald, 2S8 American Legion hall ga Laonard Hilliard atreet. Card and other street The meeting Combined r.‘K. •• tha rank of oortw^ -Ha la with Soy and Rice M akes l^ ficio ifs Pan Hm iteaeabaaa an the U. B. Mmihe*. game# will be played, with priaea buaineea and antertalnmant Plans af «ha aaaatlng tonight for the wlnnera, and refreahmenta for the State Convention to be ■served. Membera and fiienda are held In the Hotel Bond, Hartford, ca k e Flo ur, 2 lar|e!p ack ^ 0ee 2 5 ^ ttolialdi and,Bron?i hall. When hira. nidabath M.'Stone of 107 tka baabiaaa will tnehida a ahroee- urged to attend. " ' / „ May 14 and. 16 wera formulated HoU ateeat announcea the coming « ' ■ ___ ' • and delegates to/th4 convention ear to tha lata AJvlli !<• Brown, mairSe of . Her d*“Kh^- Nabisco \ Old keeper tot more than half > Doria M. stone of Eaat HaitJord, Miaa Lela Webater qf the Sorop- were appointed, by President Vic- aantnry^ ’ * Joyd * . Bey of Winated. The timlat club addrepaed the meeting tor 'Johnson. ; •• -r of Hadaaaah laat lilgbt at Temple The entertainment waa fur- Lb. Pkg^ Ye <• imony will taka place Satur- Ritz Crackers jkttantkm of Air Raid wardena at 13 noon at the IJeth Sholom, on the olub'a Can- nished by Alec Cole showing day>'M»y 1* "®°' ti Piaoteot 1 la directed to South atothodlat ehurch. cer Education program and enllat- movies and Mrs. E. Ruth Britton Authority ^ aaiallng tonight at 7:30 fUent of membera in the Woman’a playing'' selectloha on the piano. Iganr’a p u ^ honaa. with Mr and'Mra. Harold F. Bidw^ Held Army, hlisa Marion Tlnger’a Refreshment# were aerved by tha > ■ I te tte iwa of gaa maekahy Sid- who have Juktxretumed from Sara- aasignment wM the meeting of the committee. Cake Flow 5-Lb. Bag 29c aota, Florida, W^era they apent Rotary club. The delegatee appointed Were the paat alz moM^, are vlalting as follows: I . ■t Ukrgarat’a Ctocw, Daughtara their aon-ln-law and'^ughter, Mr. The Motoera Circle of the Sacred CacU England, Harold Matfer, of loabaQa, wfll h^A Ita annfyar^ and Mra. John E. Morton of 82 Heart will meet tomorrow evening Stuart J. Waaley, Joe Luts, and Ru b b er Ja r Rii aary banquet evening, i» (to Ckeatnut atreet, for twoNweeka. be- with Mra. Charlea A. PaquetU o f Victor 'Johnson. ohMlrrwaweWip ~ Of MlU, JolUl fore opening their cottage \at Cov- 180 High atreet. Alternates, Claraaea Hjw«. It be let 6:30 at the e i ^ lake for the'aummer. No. 2 T . M. O. ^ a n d the gueat apeaker _ be Bather Cranker, ra- Con M of Ward caieiihy camp, tJ.4.W.V., are reminded of nt ^ th e New London elrele, the muatef aervice tonight at A Roger K. Warren of the XT. B. eight o’clock at tha Army and h Wavy, who married Mite'DaboiSh Navy (Blubhouae, In conjunction /BloiiB, daughter of “Mr. add Mrs. with Mary Bhahnell Oieney Aux- e jnm ai Rloan'of North Main itre ^ iliary. /" t ' haa antaredthaomdua' ------j Respon^To He^uests Fdr A S TM alag aehool ad Batnbftdge, Mra. R. H. Burnham, aecratary- Thurs. - Frl, • SaL Oply III Md. treaaurer of Q.' E. .WUlla A Son., C In#., haa returned from a buMneaa Cheaper tiry Cleaning Service S trip to Boaton. ^G Gsur den Ho s e We Are Offering Plain Suits Ahf ce , / F IK E H U R S T .th DEMANDS FOR COAL [T H U RS D A Y . . . Dresses At 75c Minknuin D ^volve $ to Get the habit of sorrlaf fteah Ish once or twlco a Tramapor* y og I wodL It win Riako yoor tatib^ M A N C H ESTER D RY CLE A N ERS I [w NO SALES red points go fnrtner.. .H TO DEALERS 93 Wells street r^o win help thd aaeat sKaatlom As laag as yoa Uaep aa ate^ I pb qaate aapply of eoal dr eoka oa I G which this wa^ seema das haad, we abed aet have a botOe- P U R E W A S H E D A IR 1 to ^ worse than usual, rad aek to traasportteg eoal or ^ like. j what is mors delicious than Western Auto ■ int K EEPS F O O D S FRESH ER ^ freshly caught ocean Ito FIREPLACE COAL iH Pricca are lower this weak, Anavers Today's too. - - Refrigerator ProHema. — B I N G O — |ae SEAMAN ( Associate Store Saves Food and Vital up •Tomorrow Night 8 O’Qock, Odd Fellowe l9nll Ir Fresh, Boneless, Pfaichurat FUEL A SUPPLY CO. .50 War Materials; SPONSORED BX KINO PAVm LODUE. L O. O. F. OMwe t o n r a m a n Goal Oe. 85« MAIN STREETm------AT PARK----- STREET------O H A D D O C K aad Pole Goal OU —------GAMES - ■ per- Ce. 26 Gamf* S4.06 Priaa Pae QesaL ■m (o FILLETS 4 9 e lb. 4 Spectol Gantea ...... CORK •I SpMlal Game ...... $60.00 Prtoel .•x jav . Floondar Fincts, Whole Door Prixo $10.00 * AUHCHUTak COMM* $lJi0 Admlaalon Include# All of the Above Game#. ao Baddock, StaakItsdE M______rad Speetol Garda lOe Back. kro au- I follBck, Plaaa Cod or Pol* All Blago Players Ate lavlted To Attend! ng I Hwk, and Chowdor Clania. o ’Advertise in The Perald—— e [HALIBCT ic Tartar Banes . T GEY R ea d y BAIJIOM |ra eh ar or that MACKEREL . Firoah pMsIay, ga tek. S ng Sale a be tOBW BR or \

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' Iba.) Madiiua (U i lbs.)

Chkkon Lobators (aboirt 1 sturdily Built

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|M eFAB R I CIS Metal Rods Under Each Step SLIPCOVER SET » Ag^ wa remind yon of J The easy and1 inexpensive way to fholowpoint vahaesnow on AMD^ J kt X make old cusniona 'look new. Just BlrdsEyaFoote . . . Yoge* tables 4 ^fanta and FmH 4 slipTOver c>Ver individual cushions and 36” FINE QUALITY , / 3 ft. $1.50 5 ft. $2*50 .4! n point*. , ^ tighten keavy d^wstring. Offered ■

Cut Green^ Asparagna in b r j^ t col^rVd stripes or floral er SET prin Asparagte Spears Hiud and Ched;^ Ghij^anis Spinach .Cherrlea ft. $ ft. $ Exceptional ^ ttern s in: beautiful ebiorings. Yard 4 2*00 6 5.00 LlmaBcans Peaches

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Wax Beans Strawbeirlca fINDOW BRUSH |

Green Beans With 6 Ft. Handle. /

Boysenbcrrlcs [ .\ . ■ . . . « • /' - I BIRDS EYE COD CAKES. 1 ’ Printed Seersuckers lin in g unnecessary. Thirty patterns in Large Fibre tno points) ...... ;S3e "v etrip e^ ch ei^ and florals. AU color eombi- V- Fof Kitchen Use Iv Birds Eye Baked Beans, 19e | Yard and 30c. nationf.\ , , SHOPPING BAGS ^ i t e with red, gredn or black le

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ments come in and sell out t 3fl\Yo-Shan field too rapidly to advertise \ ENAMELWARE SHOPPING BASKETS $ 1 * i many items. Just in . . . a. ______^ , V Yard |l Spun Rdyon Prmts Set of 4 Sauce Pans .» . • • • • •••*• •> 8J‘*98- rl limited supply of gallons Stetal Window and half gallons of PURE Qorgepui large patterns in washable^pun rayon!' beautiful 3 Qt, SauM Pans . .%fi.» «> I MAPfcB SYRUP. ^ Xpolprar.''^ ;• ./ / '• t ^ VENTILATORS For delivery, your Order .: X” pnnhie Boilers . •‘ru* . ,|il.4^$1.59 h should be in .the previous t ■ day.. V— '■ ^ ‘ - V - Pertsolators ...... • • • $[T.49*S1*79 p FLORIDA 1^ ^ JUICE ORANGE, .dor. 39« 36” Rbydn b 36” Plan Kayon 6 Qt. Sauce Pan , . . . . $1*19-$1.29 J FIBRE br o o ms in 2 SIZES Extra Fartev palled ^ BALDWIN APPLES I 3 1*4 Qt, Bowl ...... 59c a 2 ppunds 29c SfaantuiDg Sedsuckers y<>- XHc 6& C «md Sdc Ib Sweet Potatoes . . . Green The smart raort'fab- W V" .. ‘ ...... -1_____ Beans . . . Spinach . . . rio. Nine eolors, NO. 4 LIGHT WEIGHT Smart sport patterns in brown, navy, TStyI«iIn X- . ^ Iceberg and Boston Lettuce BROOMS . . . Tomatoes. , red, copen blue and green. ' | ^ OTHER B R O O M S...... 79c to »1. CHICKEN CHOP SUEY Ironing- Boards

- 3 9 c pound. (NoodlM Free). 36” Spini Raytm a

SLICED BACON .. .lb. 47c , ■< DRIED BEEF .. . H Ib. 25c $1.6^tb $6.95 i' Prints FLOOR- ’ • BRUSHES. \ FRESHLY MADE GREEN STAMPS Sinart floral patterns Ironihg' Board Pads...... 59c SAUSAGE PATTIES 4t With Rubber Bumper To Protect Furniture in beautiful eolor com- fi 49c pound.. GIVEN WITH CASH SALES o Ironi|ng Board ■' bhiations. Special On 2-Pound Bags of Covers ...... ,'49c and 59c I Sauaage ...... 9 9 c 12” Size Pad and Cover Sets $1.69 $1.9| ^ “ ___ ■ some

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