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V f RIDAT, JANtTABT tS. liM# jSatirtofltifr See That the **Mile of Dimes** Gets Good Start Today employees of the Pioneer Para­ cal Red CroM Is working with the ' chute Company have signed w Hartford Service to try to get the Manchester Blood Donors give blood, and Manchester CTap- new mobile unit hers to take care Pitkin Hurt of these workers right at the fac­ The Weather ter of the Red Cross is certainly HALE'S SELF SERVE ATcragfl Doily Circalation Date Book grateful tor this fine expression of tory. They will not be able to take For tha Meath e< OeeamhOT. 16U Fniwcaat of D. 8. Weather Bnieaa Still Needed patriotism, as the government hM care of any others on that day. The Original In New England! In Accident therefore it is hoped people who »•>■ ■•■> Joint meeting Manchester’s Ser­ a^ » - Ha waa wall kaown aa a way department, sustained a bad­ who have signed up are: Mrs. Let- During the Fuel Emergency. vice Clubs. Speaker, Rev. Dr. ty Armstrong, 11 Fairfield street; Final Clearance! ■Hat cuttar and now aeaa to it ly cut and bruised right arm sW U. S. ‘Rangers’ Tear Through ‘Nazi Village’ James Gordon Gilkey. Marion Erdin, 110 Walnut street; tta t 800 aoidtora hava their J i ^ band this morning while at work Wednesday. January 27 Miss Janet Elliott, 177 Summit Organized Enemy an tune. Ha la the aon o f Mr. British Take in the town sand pit on Wells Manchester Day at Hartford street: Miss Helen Simpson, 60 and lira. Frank DeClantla o< 202 street Blood Bank. Pine street: Miss Ruth Mahoney, SATUkDAY SPECIALS Porter atraat. ____ Arm Caught In Belt Work on Red Cross Surgical 41 Center street; John M. Derby, Pitkin's arm was caught in the dressings at the American Legion FUR TRIMMED The Army and Navy club a»r^- 12 Vernon street: Walter Skow- Resistance Ended belt o f the sand loader while he hall between the hours of 10 a. m. sky. 42 Florence street: Gertrude tary win hold lU ra«ular maatina was applying a composition to the and 4:30 p. m. Beaulieu, 28 West Center street; As Axis Rear Guard Monday evening, January 25. at drive belt and his hand and arm Tuesday, Februarj t o’clock at the clubhouse, Bernice Beaulieu. 28 West Center Hale's Quality Bread were cut and ^rulsed. Annual meeting of Manchester street; Henrietta Beaulteu; 28 r a t i o n , o f the membera Is dl- In Papuan Region Red Cross Chapter. Trade School West Center street; Bcmlce Ly- Mcted to the change of iweting N o Bones Broken auditorium at 7:30. dall, 31 Strong street; Mrs. Eliza­ Is Now Unsliced. It Will Keep Longer. AI- night from the last Thuivday of He was rushed to Memorisl Monday, Marrh 1 beth Stone. 107 Holl street: Mrs. DRESS hospital whers emergency treat­ ^ month to the last Monday of "Rublnoff and His Violin.” at ways Fresh — Always the Same! Loaf Overwhelmed Today ment was given. Examination dis­ Vera Weller, 87 Church street; Last Two Remaining the month. High School hall. Auspices Man­ closed that there were no bonee William Sacherek. 12 Cottage Hog Sales chester Klwanis Club. Pockets Wiped Out by Otoup No. IMS, Polish National broken but the arm and hand street: Miss Betty Tappan. 128 Campfield road: Miss Mary Mulca- Hale’s Large Size AlU uce. will hold a special meet­ were painfully cut and bruised. Victorious American Take Possession o f ing Saturday. January 23 at T;30 His physician said that he would hay. Deming street; Mrs. Rachel Fall Below Symonds, Victory House, Arch Tripoli’s Fall Ban Placed p. m. at T7 North street. All remain in the hoepital for several To Ask Changes Coffee Cakes Each 17e And Australian Units; Burning City at 5 a. m. members are urged to attend. days. street. There are plenty of appoint­ Group Northwesf of Hopes Set As Enemy Moves to In Zoning Rules ments still open and it la hoped Hale’s Large Ends Dream Upon Small Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Allen Sananada Falls Last. mwwn n V West After Fierce Bat- a t East Middle Turnpike an­ But 20 Days Yet more people will register to give nounced today two events In their b lo ^ in Hartford on that day. Reg. $65 Coats Problem of Supplying Milk Sales tling; Fall Seen.Com- tem lly: a eon. Richard Burton, The Zoning Board of Appeals Patriotic Oeeture Jelly Doughnuts or Somewhere in New Guinea, O f Empire bom January 20 at the Windham For Old Age Tax win give hearings tonight on two Tw o hundred and twenty-seven NOW ...... $ 5 5 - 0 0 Jan. 23.— (fl*) — Organized Military and Lend ---- I pleting Destruction Ooftmunlty. hospital, to Mr. and applications for changes in the Doz. Japanese resistance in Papua O f Italian Empire Mrs. Lawrence Allen of South Crullers Leone Needs Upset by Latest Order Eliminates zoning rules. One application ended at 2:05 p. m., local Last Symbol of Desert Ooventry. Mrs. Allen wss the Town Tax Collector today advis­ comes from Cottage Homes, Inc., In African Areas. Ceresota time, yesterday when the last Scant Marketings. Home Delivery and former Miss Barbara Carpenter ed local Old Age Assistance tax asking tor permission 6> build the Diice Tried to Build o f that place. The baby is the verandas on houses in -Woodridge OLD Reg. $59.95 Coats two remaining pockets of an Store Sales in Pint and eiigibles that due to the closing of 24'/i*Lb. Bag Into Great Italian London, Jan, 23,'^fl’)— , Sist grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. tract nearer the street line than $1.19 enemy which once num ber^ 'Washington, Jan. 23.— (iP) the Municipal Building on Satur­ NOW ...... $49-95 Flour The conquering British Allen. Their younger son. Wal­ the rules allow In a residential A RECORDS Food production officials disclosed Domain Is Captured. Half Pint BoUles. ter. who Uvea In Meriden, married days in conformity with fuel con­ zone. There are 117 building lots .Must be tamed In tor sel­ 15,000 were wiped out by vic­ ighth Army wrested Tripoli torious American and Aus- today that the problem of supply­ M iu Althea Wessman of that city. servation plana, there now re­ In this tract. vage If you want to keep Heinz Washington. Jan. 23—(/Pi— A d ­ I'rom the Axis today and the The ceremony was performed In The other application comes plajing the new ones. traUain forces. The last fall was ing military and lend-lease re­ By The Associated Press mains but 20 days for the pay­ ditional revisions in the establish­ onquest of Premier Musso- Westminster Church, Canterbury, ment of OAA taxes. Immediate from Oak Hill, Inc., and permis­ 2 i/}0 each paid tor old rec­ Reg. $45 Coats a group of Japs on the coast quirements of porK Is complicated The fall of Tripoli marks the DaoeBiber 28. . payment now of OAA taxes will sion Is asked to convert buildings ords Irrespective of quantity. Baby Food 3 Cans 25c Borthweet o f Szutananda. A t­ by "disappointing” marketings of shattering of another lUlian ed methods of marketing and dis­ ini’s African empire, which eliminate a penalty later for non­ located in the rear of 95 Forest NOW ...... $35-00 tacked in the early morning by hogs during the past three tributing food appeared imminent rime Minister Churchill dream for the restoration of a vast Pvt. George R. Delany, son o f payment, Mr. Nelson stated. street, formerly the R. O. Cheney Australians, the enemy resisted months. today as the government pressed a pledged in 1941 would be Mrs. Mary Delany of 22 Haw- bam, into-one two room and one KEMP'S Sngmr Heart bitterly but withdrew a short dis­ Farmer sales of hogs for Roman empire. A il offices in the Municipal For Tripoli—the ancient OEA of search for new economies in con­ tbome street, haa been transferred building. Including the Town three room apartment, which is in tance. Artillery zmd mortars soft­ slaughter under Federal Inspec­ tom “to shreds and tatters,” Inc. the Phoenicians, a Roman colony verting farm raw materials into from Company C, 28th ■ Battalion, Clerk’s office and the Tax Collect- an A zone. Tel. 5680 ened the new defense and an aft­ tion fell about 3,000,000 head be­ was all but completed. Rear 763 .Main St. Reg. $39.95 Coats Lb. Jar 37e after the faU of Carthage, the seat products for the consumer. Camp Croft, S. C., one of the oris office and W ater Department The hearings will be held in the Peanut Butter ernoon attack crumpled the ene­ low government expectations. guards left behind by Marshal of the U. S. Army, in training at (^mp For- of the Barbary coast pirates who The principal objective of the army's infantry replacement train- offices will therefore be rioeed on Municipal building at 8 o'clock. NOW ______$32-00 my. This deficit is equivalent to about Clad in camouflage-speckled uniforms, "Rang ere” Erwin Rommel to slow the pur* waged a losing war with the Uni­ economy hunt. Agriculture depart­ Ing oenters, to PIm Camp, N. T., the one day in the week when tax Brer Rabbit 750,000,000 pounds o f pork, or rest, Tenn., dash through a “ Nazi village,” heed less of explosives bursting near them. The men -suit o f his main forces into ’Tuni­ Tw o days ago the Americans ted States Navy in the early 1800s ment officials said, is to find ways fwowlng completion of his train­ payments and water bills are gen­ about three per cent of the 1943 sia were overwhelmed and the cleaned out the main Japanese are trained in the Second Arm y’s Ranger School. —waa the laat symbol of the des­ to boost farm prices when neceS' ing. erally paid and also when many meat production goal. British took possession of tha Carle Ciibberly IV fL b . Can pocket two miles from the coast ert II Diice tried to build into a sary to encourage needed produc­ residents obtain various types of Molasses 17e ThS' officials emphasized, how­ burning city at 5 a. m., officials along Soputa track, using heavy tion, and at the same time hold Mrs. John S. U oyd and her sift- licenses from the town clerk’s of­ Excellent fabrics trimmed with Silver Fox, ever, that civilian supplies had great Italian domain. announced in Cairo. Anderson artillery and mortar Are. A small The gentle-eyed Haile Selassie consumer price increases to tsra. Miss Rose and Mias Dorothy fice. On Sub Chaser not been affected as they are de­ The Italian high command com­ unit was left on the north side of waa back on his Ethiopian throne minimum. Squatrlto. all of Oak street, have Dye«l Fitch, Persian Lamb, Dyed Squirrel, termined bj quotas based upon munique broadcast later by the Cana the track. Soviet Units Capture Railroad in Addis Ababa, and the British returned from a trip to Vermont Tomato Paste 2 19c past purchases rather than upon The latest order of Secretary of Rome radio said Axis troops evac­ ■lid Canada. They spent the ntajor Greenhouses 475 Dead Coanted In Area and the Americans had extensive Agriculture Wickard and his war­ uated the city and moved west­ Wins Commission Miami, Fla., Jan. 22.—Carle Kit Fox and Beaver. present marketings of meat ani­ bases in conquered Somaliland and part of the time in Buriingtra, S P E C IA L ! SnoShcea A total of 475 dead were count­ mals. The civilian pork supply has time food distribution administra­ ward last night after fierce fight­ Cubberly, son of Mrs. Carrie B. ed in that area. in Eritrea, bases through which tion eliminates home delivery and ing. It said motorized elementt Vermont, were Mr. Uoyd, former Cubberly of 420 East Center Artistic been set. for the time being, at 70 radio commentator and teacher of In the Air Forces A t 7 a. m. yesterday, 33 Japa­ Center and Air Base of Salsk supplies poured to ' the British store sales of milk in pints and battled yesterday south of tka street, Manchester, recently, was per cent o f consumption In the dramatics. Is taking a course in Not All Sizes In This Group. Lge. Pkg. 27e nese members of this unit at­ Eighth Arm y that chased Musso­ half pints and directs distributors city, around which, a wing of tha transferred from the Navy's Sub­ Cake Flour corresponding period of 1941. •eronautics. The sisters witnessed Floral Arrangements tempted to escape, and Americans lini’s men—right along with Rom- to require consumers to put up de­ Eighth Army was swung to speed marine Chaser Training Center Three Explanations Given U s tnttlal solo flight last week, AH Sales Final k lll^ 82 o f them and imprisoned mel’a—back across , whose posits on bottles. the chase. Chanute Field. Hi., Jan. 22— here. Gold Medal Three explanations given for German Defenses Fail to which was entirely successful. for the remaining one. four provinces in 1939 were incor­ Other Phases Under Scrutiny Berlin Adinlta Loss Christopher T. McCooe, 113 Bii- A Signalman, third class, Cub­ failure of hog marketings to meet Flynn Probe The Americans subjected the Protest Made porated in the national territory of Berlin likewise officially ac­ sell street.. Manchester, Conn., re­ berly Joined the Navy last April. Lge. Pkg. expectations were: Halt Red Army; Ad‘ Other phases of the food indus' Hie Young People’s Singing cently was commissioned as a sec­ Weddings, Funerals, Bisquick 33c tow remaining Japs to well-organ­ 1. A late survey indicated that Italy. try presently under scrutiny tor knowledged the loss of Tripoli. Prior to his enlistment he was Store Closed Mondays During the Fuel Emergency. .Had Set Up Colonle* company of the Salvation Army ond lieutenant in the Arm y A ir ized mortar and artillery batter­ the 1942 spring pig crop—which vance IFithin 10 Miles possible savings, the officials said British War Secretary Sir James graduated ' from the Manchester Nearing End; In Libya 11 Duce had set up will bold a special rehearsal to­ Forces. He now Is on duty with the ing starting at mid-moming. About Delav include meat packing and distri­ Greigg, skipping the pending mop- High school, and studied at Bates Anniversaries started moving to market last •/ Of Voroshilovgrad. towns and colonies and adminis­ night at six o’clock In preparation Chanute Field school o f the Arm y Shortly after mid-day, the Am er­ bution and the shipping and mar up of the western reaches o f h College In Lewiston, Maine. fall—waa nearly a million head trative states with the desert cap­ tor three local engagements next Air Forces Technlcnl Training 2 lim.18c icana reported the Japs cleaned smaller than the department had keting of fresh vegetables. Libya, said that the faU of ‘TiipoH Cubberly is one of the many Est. 1922 Pea Beans Mayor Called itals of Derna, of Bengasi, of Mis- ‘completes the destruction of the week. Command. out. first estimated. On Hearings, Moscoiv, Jan. 23.— (fl*)— Previous orders eliminated the young men who have grad\iated urata, of' Tripoli. Italian empire in Africa." Before entering the service Lt, 15.3 Eldridge Street Th« JW.HALC COM Fourteen Jap stragglers were 2. Farmers are holding at least from this anti-submarine warfare Soviet troops, smashing In turn the colonies erected McCooe was a material clerk. He (Continued on Page Tw o) “ Both the Russian and British training institution, and who now MANCHISTIR COHM- killed south of Gone. A s far aa Is huge monumental signs saying Armies have had their daric dajra PAINTING AND is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Phone 8486 Mazola Oil known, ths only remaining Japa­ (Continued on Page Tw elve) Agency Under Him the German defense LaGuardia Scheduled as McCooe, 113 Biasell street, Man­ probably are seeing action com­ ^ J , mt along the Manych wa- simply "II Duce” or built trium' of retreats,’’ he said. "F or both wa PAPERHANGING batting the submarine menace to nese in Papua are isolated soldiers Afternoon Witness; phal arches over the roads. believe the tide is now firmly chester, Conn. He it married and wandering hopelessly in the C o m p la iu s to M clvu tt terway, have captured the has no children. American shipping. No. t Can Premier Symbolic of the Roman pattern turned.” Oeefl Work. BeaaonnUe Batee. swamps. These are being hunted On Postponing Racial railroad center and air base Hopes, to Vote Next for Tripoli Is the richly sculptured British Fliers In the destruction of the Italian down. Asserts Jap white marble triumphal_jirch built empire the British "have had tha RAYMOND FISKE Di,cri.nina.ion Appeal of Salsk,^.1* 100>00 milesmile, s— southeast Week VP«" Fi.ne,,. Applesauce Some 1,200 Jap casualties have of Rostov, and dispersed in 163 A. D. near the port. ungrudging help from American Phone 3.S84 been counted in the Sanananda supplies and the American A ir fresh German forces which The ancient arch stood through A»ain Attack area to date. A total of 898 were Washington, Jan. 23.— — A the Arab Invasion of Tripoli Forces in the latest stage, but Forces Cut Washington, Jan. 23— (.Pi— Ex­ for a time threatened to slow the Laddie Boy previously killed in the Gona area Senatorial controversy over the through the Norman pillaging nevertheless it has .been over- Walk To The actly seven weeks after his au­ Russian advance In southwestern whelmlngly our shov^” the war making a total Jap dead list of qualifications o f EMward J. Flynn, through the wars of the Spaniards Ruhr Region Box 2,100 in this sector. Under Third thority waa enlarged, W ar Man­ sectors, dispatches from the front to attempt to regain ,the city from secretary said. Dog Food said today. The German defenses minister-designate to Australia, Tripoli waa burning and ravaged I'ALL CEDARS Captom Amznnniticm Dumps power Commissioner Paul V. Mc­ Turks who captured it in 1551 and a ’'efore Salsk failed to halt the Red appeared today to be nearing a set up a piratical reg;ime tharheld Nutt was confronted today by a LEGION HOME The Americans yesterday cap­ Arm y any more than the rear Stab at Area Embrac­ (Continued on Page Tea) tured three Jap field ammunition Report of Marine Offi protest from presidentially-ap­ test-vote as the Foreign Relations sway in the Mediterranean until TONIGHT And Enjoy An Evening of Fun With guard actions of Axis units in the the French occupied Algiers in ing Valley and Im Temporarily, We Find That We dumps, 12 motor trucks and much pointed members of a unit added central Caucasus, it was report­ committee sought to wind up pub­ 8:00 O’clock r EDDIE REED, The Rambling Cowboy other equipment Today they cap­ cer Emphasizes Cam* lic hearings with testimony from 1830. . Fiddling Charlie Burke and “‘Boots” Aaronson to his commission when his pow­ ed, and the Russian advance now In 1714 Ahmed Pasha Caraman- portant German In tured large quantities o f rifies, paign in Solomons was said to be proceeding In both Mayor F. H. LaGuardia of New ■ Orange HaU Are Able To Increase the Number light medium and heavy machine- ers were expanded. York city. 11 named a regency and a schedule dustrial Centers. I I of those major sectors at a breath- of tariffs for the protection of guns, mortars, grenades and teen- May Be Ended Soon. He also was faced with “ ' taking pace. LaGuardia was scheduled as an Flashes ! shipping. 20 Reg. Games At nlcal equipment, especially signal' first public complaint from a gov­ Red Army drives have carried afternoon witness in an unusual (Late Bulletin.^ of the (JP) W ire) Saturday, Jan. 23 of Units You May Have At Saturday session which Chairman Sent Foree to Blockade Port London, Jan. 23.— (4’)— For the One ling devices and two antl-alrcratt ernment agency—Secretary Ickes' to within 10 miles of the impor­ $3 a Game for 25e Washington, Jan. 23— —A Connally (D.. Tex.) said he hoped The United States government second successive night British N 8:30 to 12:30 guns. j Solid Fuels office, which was tant Ukrainian city of Voroshilov­ veteran Marine officer’s report backed by the War Production would end the presentation of tes­ paid about $83,080 annually from bombers were reported today to FataUy Injured in Leap 2 Free Games! Time In Canned Goods and Soaps Moppink A p operations were grad, drives aimed to reducing its timony on Republican charges that 1796 until 1801 but ■when more Bridgeport, Jan. 23-^4b— LutkOF FOR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS! that Japanese troops on Guadal­ board—that a manpower shortage have stabbed during the-night at carri^ oul eWefly by companies worth as a transportation center Flynn Js unfit to hold the diplo­ money was demanded the United Bower. 88, of 398 Railroi^ avenna. ADMISSION FREE! commanded by Captains JacK canal have been whittled down was hampering the war effort. and also at flanking Kharkov to 7 Specials! The protest was lodged by mem­ matic post. States balked and sent a Naval western Germany, which embraces was fatally Injured when he leap­ ,- s . 6 VanDuvn at Eugene, Ore., ^bert from 15,000 to fewer than 4,000 the north. S a fw ir iit ir Eog hrths Connally made it plain, however, force to blockade the port. the great industrial Ruhr valley ed from a second story window to Hamilton o f Boseman, Mont., E>i and the N avy’s announcement that bers of W M C’s Fair Employment Kanntantinovskaya Captured Sweepstake! Practice committee against Mc­ that if Flynn, former national The war lasted four years. In escape flames-which raged through Reams of BUilnge, M ont, and American troops are “mopping The Red Army also reported and such important centers as Nutt’s “ indefinite postponement ” Democratic committee chairman, 1803 the U. S. frigate Philadelphia a two-story building at 894 Bail- withlllAGITEXBubMes IVORY up” pockets o f enemy resistance that it took Konstantinovskaya, Duesseldorf. Essen. Duisburg S5 Door Prize! O of FEPC hearings scheduled tor wants to testify again in his own was captured, and Capt. William road avenue shortly before 4 a. ns. (Ooatlaaed on Page Four) emphasized today the possibility on the north bank of the Don riv­ behalf, he may. Otherwise, the Bainbridge and his crew were held Cologne and Frankfurt. today. When firemen arriv^ that the campaign there may soon next week to Inquire into charges er 75 miles northeast of Rostov committee planned to take advan- First news of the raid came flames were shooting out throoga SNOW TEST slrewsj be victoriously concluded. and only a short distance east o; the serond story windows, aaa SOAP (Continued on Page Four) of the week-end recess to (Continued on Page Tw o) from the Berlin radio, which said Lieut. Col. Lewis B. Puller, where the Donets river flows inti•*1 study the testimony preparatory to Bower waa lying unconscious ft FLUTE and SAXOPHONE Missing Naval wounded seven times last Nov. 8 the Don. a vote early next week on Presi­ scattered bombings had caused short distance from the house. Dr. booses ore draft/ AVSnCSlM , msisMse during an assault that drove the Campaign lines developing along dent Roosevelt’s .nomination of civilian casualties and some prop­ Arthur Capoblanco rushed the INSTRUCTION SSTVS ’ so trUMISG 2 23c foe from the eastern end of the ^ Flynn to Deny those rivers, however, fast are be­ Flynn. May Settle erty damage. man to St. Vincent’s hospital, in w/ofer—bef Try nsw Mogitsx Bufabis Shompoo; Plane Sought strategic island, believes the N ip­ ing outflanked by pushes along the LaGuardia was called to testify The R. A. F. had been over Ger where be was found to be snflertftg CARLYLE B. JOHNSON \ clean your pet almost os easily os Medium, ponese could be wiped out in 10 Sal river valley, south of the Don’s primarily on charges made against many on 12 previous nights this from e fracture of the skull, inte^ days with a full-scale offensive. course, and down from Kamensky, nal' Injuries and second degree l i t Branford Streot washing your horvis. Rub bubbles Each . . # C Rape Charges Flynn by previous witnesses that 6-Day Row month, including the heavy atUcka He expressed that opinion at a west of the northern Donets val­ he knew a courtyard in his Putnam on Berlin last Saturday and Sun barns of the body. He died et 7:46 TrIephoiM 7357 in somner 11R / on— wipe off— thot's all! No tub, 19 Persons on Seaplane press conference yesterday but ex­ ley. county, N. Y., country estate was day a. m. riruing, or sploshlrrg. Removes flees, plained that he didn’t know what During laat night’s fighting, the • • • Vanishing on ^ight being paved with New York city German planes struck back by lice, ticks on contact. Deodorizes, were the plans of the commanding Counsel Indicates Actor Russian midday war bulletin re­ Both Mine Owners and Indicted on Murder Charge materials and labor. bombing several places In North AUCE COFRAN From Pearl Harbor. general there. He estimated the corded by the ^ riet radio monitor Former Commissioner Wltfiess New York, Jan. 23— (4’H - Kart. beautifies coot. Safe, effective. Union I..eaders Fore­ eastern and southern England last (Knoam Aa Queen Alice) CAMAY Japanese have lost 11,000 men In To Give Recital of As­ in London said, the same Annies Flynn has denied that he had Bryant, 22, of Valley MlUa, Tex,, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM Do os fotTWus kermels do with night, but the raids were not on Sen Francjeco, Jan. 23— OP) land fighting since the Battle of sociations with Girls. that took Salsk and N ovy Yegorllk any knowledge at the time that the cast Action in Week. gunner's mate, second claso, U. 8. Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son prize dogs — use Mogitex Bubble the Solomons began six months pushed into several more towns in heavy scale and while dafiiage was Na%y, is under indictment tor flrto Search waa made by aea and air Bom M'ltb a Veil. Shomgee for safer winter baths. the region. (Osattaasfl oa Page F oot) degree murder end first degree e ^ Raafltaiga Dally, Inclndlng Sunday, today tor aign at a Naval trana- Los Angeles, Jan. 23— id’)— De­ Wilkes-Barre. Pa.. Jan. 23.— i/Pi (Continued on Page Fonr) in LARGE BOTTLE ...... 95c 7c bar (Ooatinned on Fage Two) The communique told of fight' Hsult aa the result of a Jaa. • fl A. M- to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint­ port plane with 19 persona aboard fense counsel indicated today that ing at the approaches to a big ■Pennsylvania’s vast anthracite shooting that took the life of Fred­ TRIAL SIZE ■■•••••*•• «55c Film Actor Errol Flynn would industry, employing an estimated ment. In the Service of the Peo- JOHNS-MANVaU which vanished in to g and atorfn populated place where Soviet Treaaury Balance erick Vaughn. Jr., another sailer pla tor SO Yeara. make a streamlined recital of his troops were said to havp wiped out 87,000 miners and producing mil­ near San Franciaco on a flight from Irvington, N. J. Bryant, whe l e t Chnrch Street, Hartford, Conn. Seeking Plane associations with tw.o Teen-age two German cavalry squadrons and Washington, Jan. 23.— (40— The lions of tons of .strategic coal Unions Agree Is accused by police of killlag Phoae 6-0007 HOME mSUUTION from Pearl Harbor. girls in categorically denying their disabled their tanks as well as cap­ position o f the Treasury Jan. 21: annually for the war effort, may Vaughn ■ an(l wounding Ryree Duz lge. size pkg. 24c Identity o f the men on the plane charges that he committed statu­ turing a great deal of material. RecelpU, $75,259,625.36: expen­ follow up its three-week, wildcat Tokle,' S9. of Noroton. Conn., ■ STAND BETWEEN YOU AND THE WEATHER has not been dlecloaec. The Navy In Mountains tory rape upon them. A special communique announced ditures. $250,562,106.69: net bal­ strike with a new agreement put­ Not to Raid chief petty officer, at the Toap* said merely that the four-engined lal of the 33-year-old Irisb- ance. $7,977,097,873.18; customs ting all mines on a six-day ■week- klnsriUe (8.1.) Naval baae, wfti T TNDER that roof from w Udi Hie aaofw aadte ao gmeidy V seaplane, )--PvL Heat ia lealdne out rivou^ rite roof. If you’sa that family, let tainer, and Betty Hansen, 17, fo r­ Unity of Labor Bodies. Freeh Santiago ' to Lima. Enough Workers to Make week wages may be settled "by Michael Neely Bryan, charge* Tka plane already waa more merly o f Lincoln, Neb., described os insulate wWi J-M Rock Wool Chases than 24 hours overdue adien the next Saturday.” Meanwhile the in­ with escaping from a MlaM from the witness stand how Flynn Miami, Fla., Jan. 23—(4>;— The drafts and pays for itstf la fbel savings. Navy annoimced yesterday that it Lima, Jan. 23.— (F)— Rescue dustry’s policy-making Committi^ Beach Army stockade oonceaM YES! D m . allegedly seduced them. first formal treaty reached since Tangerines 2 35c araa missing. partiea plunged into the nigged Good-Sized Town Sought of ’Twelve— made up of six opera­ In a car drt\*«ii by Noveltot UrwMft Cuts room temperaturaa ia summer up to in New Drehses To Call 10 W itnesses tors and six UMW representatives the Congress of Industrial Or­ Parrott, was sentenced oM YOU CAN GET spring Themes "Thera haa bean no radio con­ mountains of southern Peru today 15* on hottest days. Price rcaaoeabk; big Jerry Glesler, chief defense at' —arranged a meeting later today ganizations broke away from the year*s Impriioninciit MaJ# mm W* tact with the plane aince early in search of a Pan-American' IMMEDIATE Jaley, Bmeet torney, said he plana to call about Ogden. Utah, Jan. 23.— (4»i—Om-< >A. Schwendiman. in charge of the in Hazleton presnmably to discuss American Federation of Labor in McRoberts. judge advocate at the *‘batta” speed appEcatiea. yaeterday (Thursday) morning Grace Aiiwmya transport mlaelng 10 witnesses but that Flynn, re Federal Civil Serv'ice office at Salt 1937 bound the rival union groups MUmi Beech Air Forcee TeehftI- DELIVERY ON when it elided in the vicinity of en route from Santiago to Lima rials o f the Ogden Air Depot at Hill the issue. cently divorced from Actress- Lill Lake City. to a no-raiding policy today but cel Training Commend eanoaao- flma FOR fin eerrar RMMUf‘’BOM mu aeoR.* L’AIGLON FASHIONS D . . 2 5 C San Fraacuco.’* aald a atatement with 15 persons aboard, including Field, near this overcrowded north­ Rejected By Union .Members NELLY DON Oranges Damlta, mother of the actor’s Figure Only Rriatira complications still stood in the way ed today. Major McKolierto a ^ iaauad by tha N avy in Waahlngton. two- British diplomata, two yeo­ Operators and UM W leaders TM» hriptol 60-pegc boch give* Mm iaazaph—m of rewedding. Idem Spring otyleo are new and original — Navy year-old child, would not be the ern Utah city, are, looking around •The 10,000 figure ia only rela­ of complete unity. ed that the sentence which Mi- ' Paatel colora o f zpun rmyona, ohaati|ng, rayon "Fog and bad weather prevented a men o f the United States Navy, agreed several weeks ago on a on reofc. heme iiieidMiea. Mtefacne. hothe. etc. Contaim phetoe. prinU, plain tailored navies, 2-plece oults. first to testify. tor enough additional workers to tlve. Facilities at the field could Even as the A F L Ehcecutive lowed completion at e coart mar* , Jermya; otylea are aa pretty and freefc ai’ Detteioae landing in the area at that time.” an American civilian and three ilan for time and a half pay for PHUCO **bow*tO’do*it'* suggestioiiSe RB tftid f on room amincefncnt, Seersucker suits in stripes and plaids. Enka Highlight of testimony offered make a good-sized town. be expanded indefinitely to give council completed approval of the tie! yeeterdny, waa sobjeet to re­ sixth day, but thousands of ■Bother ea eoier. me. dies 12 Ottihhrar Hooem and rayons of sheer in polka dots and conven­ spring flowere. Siaee U to 44. r Almoat aimultaneoualy. Vice A d ­ American crewmen. before the state rested its case work to aa many-men. women and c agreement yesterday, members in­ •"Wanted, 10,000 workers” ia UM W members rejected It as un­ view by the cowanandlag AND MOTOROLA tional patterns. Sizes 12 to 44. miral John W . Greenalad, com­ ITie plane, which left Santiago was a lurid description by Owen Btiidriita as may apply.” structed the peace committee, L pjeor Ploao h f aemnlnoeif aMhtfeets. IS-QL Baku 89c their plea, asserting that well-pay­ satisfactory and refused to work of the AAFTTO at " Apples mander of the Western Sea front­ yesterday morning on the 1,600- Oathcart-Jones, form er Canadian ing Jobs with time and one-half tor Improved transportation meth- which met with CIO representa­ on Saturda/s, Other thousaiids. N. C. ier, announced that a wide-flung mile flight, had been overdue in flier, of how he and Mies Satter­ overtime are going begging. These oda are offered ..as an additional tives to draw up the pact, to make ■ • ■ however, worked the sixth day, but Freeh search by surface craft and air­ Lima since 5 p. m..laat night Air­ lee‘once laat summer played hide- run from typists and office machine lure to prospecU. with travel be- certain that the "spirit and pur­ some of their spokesmen said they PoUee Discover. Arme THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. $6.50 to $10.98 $6.50 to $10.98 craft waa being made over an poa- way ofndkls said the laat direct and-aeek among caskets in a ipeal operators to warehouse laborers, t'ween Salt Lake C ity and the field pose” are Carried out. London, Jaa. 23—(4V-Tha RADIOS aible areaa where the aeaplaiM word was received from the plane mortuary . carpenters and mechanical engi­ in a private automobfle on a thare- hoped for a "more satisfactory” Coal. Unaher, Maooao* SnppUeek Palni Bonch pay arrangement later. ' .Accused O f Breaking Faith lin radio, hroadcasUag a / Celery Hearts 17e could have lanrtad. Tha hunt epB at S p. m., when it passed ever During their visit there, the neers. ths-ride basis casting $3 weekly. (Oenaaa aeea ageaey) dl At Mandtoftcf's na jr*. Mala Rt. Tri. 41481 ed into aerviea aU auftoca craft The dispute waa not directly re­ A F L leaders have accused the Ocona, about 400 miles southeast purpose o f which wss not explain The pay range it $1,200 to $2,200 OflSrials say If Utah realdenta from Paris, said todv F avaltaMa and an aircraft under the lated to the 23-day strike which CffO which already has ratified the Radio Heedqnartcrs Store Cloeed of ed, Cathcaft-Jonea aald Miaa Sat a year, not Including overtime. don’t want the Job#, thejr’U go out poBce o< the VMgr Weatam flea Wanttar. Tlie masHge indicate the craft of the atate to get them. Reai- ended yesterday as the last of the agreement, or breaking fallal al­ MONDAYS teriee opened one coffin oontalning ITie avenge work week would be ready by filing comptoints which Am A rm y aearched waa in no dlSicully at that time the body of an elderly woman, and 48 hours, with overtime psy tor denta o f Ogden, where war Indus- 23,000 strikers voted to resume addition. led to the current National Labor toae at arms la torn The m .t U M CORK Daring the Fuel Fresh Carrots Ranch a wide araa inland to the foothiUa Airmen familla^ with the Santl' pulled down a sheet on the body o f the last eight hours. tries virtually ha've doubled the production. TTiousands who de- at L^reas Emergency " ’There is a Job at the field tor population, wonder where they’ll | J0HNS-MANVILLE«“^^‘eZ?5 MANCHISTIR C o h n - (OsaUaMfl am faga Tmal I m JRfi.SmA sm ffkfs •R I R S l MvaoT couilflakbic kdult." ik ld 87ad iOMttMHfl am m e* XwaJt PACi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 2^, 1948

tory. Xt destroys tha falsa avldanca that mlaleada thought and points Brothers Are in Service Stars Galore Asserts Jap Tripoli’s Fall to other gods, or other so-called, Wickard Faces Plenty cientists Say Term ' Rationing Data Gankier Selected Self powers, such as matter, dieeaae. ain, and death, auparior or con­ In New Film Forces Cut Ends Dream Churches trary to the one Spirit. Trut^ Here's Information You Will Want To Have— Furnished apirltusUy dlacetnad, la sclantlfl- Of Problems on Foo Plastics Is Misnomer For Role of ‘Archie’ St. Mary's Bpleoopal Choreh St. Jamee'e Roman Oatholla. cally understood. It casts out er­ Under Third By Local War Pries and Rationing Board, No. 112.16 Of Empire Rev. James Stuart NelU, Rector Rev. William J. Dniui, Pastor ror and heala the sick.” Story Behind Making as Third Sunday After Epiphany Rev. Vlaceat Hlaee, Aeeletaat that they may take proper ad ‘ Dr. Chubb, "is a word 10,000 UmM when she got a job in “ Three Men Interesting as One Changing Conditions ^ safeguard war requiremonta.,' on W onderful Fu­ The office of War Price andiesMry to present a Certificate of Radio Popularity Polls Rev. Edmuad Barrett, Aesietaat TalcottvUle Coagregatlonal more confusing than resin and (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) on a Horse” at $200 a week,' he 9:30 a.'^m.—Church school. Require Quick .Revi­ ils involves extra heavy govem - : resin is so vague it means noth- RaUoning Board 112.16 ia located ; W w Necessity from^ the Office of was fired off relief. Omreh Shown on Screen. mSqt buying during periods ot ture; Point ,to Many ' Defense Transportation to obtain Prove Wise Choice 10:45 a. m.—Morning prayer and Sunday masses: Bsv. Tknmae Streeter, Mlnletor I In * -” ' ago.. And of the remaining force, in the Lincoln school, opposite further raUons prisoner until 1805, when $60,000 Then there waa a .job With the aermon by tbe rector. Sermon For adults, 5:30, T, S:S0, 9:45, sions of Program to peaF\productlon. For example. And Varied Materials You see, resin might be air he said, probably 1,000 to 2,000 are the post office. Office hours are . i Sugar ransom was paid for their release. Made * for Part in J. Walter Thompson AdvertiaTng topic: “Prayers.” The Senior choir and 11 a. m. By MMk Barroa Food Administration purchassa o t stragglers. In 1804, however, Lieut. Ste­ company, interviewing radio per­ Services, Simday, January 24. Provide Edibles./ changed through a chemical pro­ as follows: Monday, 9:30 a. m. | Sugar ration stamp No. 10 is will sing. Children’s mass at 8:80, down­ Now York, Jan. 33— (/P)—'ITils ia pork forsjend''‘lease shipments are .'*' Now Using Name. cess to a solid and then again it phen Decatur—“ my country, right ‘ Duffy’ s Tavern’ . formers. Presently he began writ­ 9:30 a. m.—Church School. Americans Advancing to 5:30 p. m.; Tuesday, cloaed a ll! valid through Jan. 31 and is good Processional Hymn—“ Lead Us, stairs. 10:45— Morning worship; aer­ a story of a new motion picture heavier no)v than current require- / might be something like shellac, Before Puller gnvc his account, or wrong"—led a crew of 75 in a ing and directing radio shows— t . you will be seeing soon, but it is B y Ovid A. Martin l^ents. ThlsNe tto^ak period of'' day to the public: Wednesday, | for three pounds of sugar. In- Commando-like raid to destroy the By Jean Meegaa Heavenly Father, Lead Us." mon subject—^The House of God. ■jr tenwa Bfaifow and amber, or even tun* oil which the Navy reported that American first tbe Chase and Sanborn • St Bridget's R. a a movie which has a story bohlnd Washington, Jan. 33.—vPi—Ask hOg slau gh tei\^ e food admlaU- ; through heat could become a plaa- Thursday and Friday, 9:30 a. m. dustrial and institutional users Philadelphia in Tripoli harbor. Opera guild and then producing, Te Deum Reception o t members. Ocorga ZIelke troops were advancing against may obtain their January-Febru- New York, Jan. 23.—(fl>)—When j Jubilate Rev. James F. TMmmlas, Pastor Its making that ia as intereating Secretary of Agriculture Wickard, I tt*tor must a d ^ r e auppliea for Uc. . Japanese positions in some sectors to 5:30 p. m.; Saturday, 9:30 a. Decatur and his crew, aboard writing, and directing the Joe 7 p. m.—Young People’s Society. as the one that will be seen on nttaburgl>, *3— —Plaa- ary allotmenta now but will be Ed Gardner cast himself as Ihtrolt JHymnn—“Awake, My Soul, Rev. FraaclB Breen, Aaslataiit The meeting will be held at the I shipment next puni|ner when hog tlea! Did you My plaatica? Tou'U Confusing? and units of the enemy forces were m. to 12:30 p. m. 'The telephone the Intrepid—a captured Trlpoli- Penner, A1 Jolaon, Burne and Al­ the screen. The movie is “Stage and he’ll tell you that If next sum number ik 2-0494. subject to penalties for late regis­ Archie in his own radio program, | Stretch Every Nerve.” Rev. Manhal FlUp, A arista at home of the president, Marjorie I slaughter will at 6 ^ w level and ' kave to be a little more preclae. Lot of Confusion on Subject being eliminated. tanlan craft which had been re- len, Cornelia Otis Skinner shows. Door Canteen” and it has so many mcr’s crops match the problems he sufficient only't^^meeihctvillan a n d ' Dr. Chubb and Dr. Bates agree Gasoline tration. chriatened—got into the harbor, Duffy’s Tavern,” he made a wise ' Offertory Anthem—"O, Come Let ThraU. ‘There is a jot of confusion all Puller, a soft-voiced Virginian “At a hot $30 a week,” says Gard­ Us Worship’’—Arranged from Masses on Sunday at 5:30, 7:30, stars In it that the producers do is reaping aa food administrator, some military nM that plastics have a terrific fu­ All “A” ” B” and "O' coupons Coffee fired the Philadelphia in a half ner. Tbe ladles of the parish will not dare bill any of them in lights. over Uie world on this subject,” who commanded a Gundaicanal choice— radio popularity polls [ 9, 10 and 11 a. m. « civilians ought to eat fairly well It is not a lw ays'en y'to get ture but— have a value of three gallona each. Coupon No. 28 on sugar ration hour battle on her decks, got back Next waa Bob Ripley's Believe Himmel. meet to fold bandagea, on Tuesday All profit from the picture, says Dr. Chubb, recalling a meet­ battalion before the Army moved prove it. Sermon Hymn—“Thou, Whose Al­ next winter. farmers to go along with food They also agree that plastics is In to relieve the Marines, estima­ The No. 3 coupon in the “A” book card is good for one pound of into their own boat and aped out It or Not and then Rudy Vallee’e and Tmraday, providing materlala which will be released about April ing of scientists where, after the coffee until midnight Feb. 7. In­ mighty Word.” have arrived at that time; further production gbals. For instaiioet sot the word. argument arose on what is a plas­ ted the original Jap forces, plus is valid through Jan. 21 and the of tbe harbor without the loss of And the part is no strain on him weekly program, where Gardner South Methodist Church, 1, will go to the Stage Door Can­ To him and hia assistants, it -Plastics is a misnomer," says No. 4 coupon will be effective stitutional' users of coffee may —that wild Brooklyneae is the Recessional Hymn—"O Saviour, Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Pastor notice will be given on Sunday. seems as though two problems Wickard asked larger acre­ tic, one group stood up and said reinforcements, totaled 15,000. Be­ man. began at $50 a week and shot it teen and to other services which ages of Bueh winter vege­ Dr. A. Allan Bates, the small, Friday, Jan. 22. apply for February allotments, way he talka all the time— English Precious Saviour." The meetings will he held, if at all, are providing clubs and similar spring up to take the place of to the other group: fore he left the island Jan. 1, he Later William Eaton, an Ameri­ up to $4,000 a year. tables aa carrots, anap beaaa, it-eyed manager < f the West- said. 7,000 were killed and 3.000 Temporary rations to commer­ which are 40 per cent of base es­ can, attempted with 500 men to he speaks only sparingly. Sivaggera Up to Microphone 7:00 p. m.—Evening prayer and Prelude— "Prelude In D Flat” at the home of Mrs. John G. Tal- assistance to men and women In every one they solve. Laboratories' Metallurgl- "Well, if you're going to take cial vehicles will be issued until tablished for last September- Until he begins to talk, he looks aermon by the rector. Sermon (Called “The Raindrop Prel­ cott, Jr. the Army, Navy, Marinos and oth­ On the face of it, the job of food onions, and cabb^^, the same that attitude, we leave.” And they others died of wounds. Since then, march from Alexandria to Tripoli, Tuesday nights Gardner swag­ Robert L. Turcotto Paul L,. Tureotto acreage as last year for toma­ and Chemical division. "A Jan. 31 after which it will be nec- October. to seat on the throne a pasha who like Noel Coward—tbe height, topic: “Luke”. ude” ) ...... Frederick Chopin The members of the Woman’s er such forces. administrator might appear to con­ left he noted, the Navy, had reported gers up to the microphone wear­ toes, and smaller acreages of btry unfortimatc thing." an additional 1,032 killed, leaving would be more amenable to pro­ facial contour, hairline, nervous ing a bar keeps apron handsome­ Processional Hymn—"All Hail the Processional Hymn—“From All Miaelonary Society will meet to Robert L. and Paul L. Turcotte, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel The picture of "Stage Door sist largely of; (1) Determining •There is no definition of the “We got the bear by the tail and aew for the Red Cross Soriety, on food requirements of the armed lettuce, celery, and cectmt- fewer than 4.000 there now. the first Community get together tecting United Statea shipping manneriama. He shifts from one ly embroldtred with all of hia Power of Jesus’ Name!” That Dwell Below the Skies” J. Turcotte of 17 Trumbull street, are in the service. Robert is at Canteen” began a few months ago word,” Mys Dr. Chubb, elderly, now we can’t let go,” says Dr. Nunc Dimlttis ...... Hatton Wednesday, at 1 :30. They will Camp Bowie, Texas, and Paul w ho recently enlisted in the Navy when Hollywood Producer Sol forces, of United Nations receiv­ bers. These goals were baaed Bates and Dr. Chubb, reflecting on Airfield Enlarged held at the Vernon Center church without taking tribute. chair to the next, pulling away at guest stars’ autographs and a dtgnifled director of the labora- Eaton and^ bis men captured one cigarette after the other, talk­ Offertory Hymn—"I Love Thy Anthem—"Word of God Incar­ meet, to conserve fuel, at the par­ ia at the U. S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111. He was Lesser came east and stopped off ing American aid, and of civilians; partly on the nutritive vaihm the long and continued use of the Henderson airfield, built by the Rockville last evening. The program start­ silly shapeless hat on the back of of the vegetables and partly i t ^ e s . Derna but peace with Tripoli was ing stout the lean years before Kingdom, Lord." nate” . . . Charles Mario Gounod sonage. formerly employed at the East Hartford Aircraft plant. in Philadelphia t( see hia daugh­ (2) Translating those require­ name plastics. Japanese and seized by the Ma­ Lewis H. Chaptnaa ed with a supper followed by his head. requirement of lator and^ Mot Aocniate Description negotiated before he got farther. Archie was bom. Sermon Hymn—"He Who Would Hymn—"We May Not Climb the There will be individual bowling, ter. At his daughter’s house he ments to farmers and processors It makes a long story short, rines early In the fighting, has 96, Rockville games and entertainment. Mrs. Everybody else in the company in terms of production goals for shipping facilities. Reports Pointing to the many and var­ Norman Strong was In charge of comes “straight.” He twitches and Valiant Be." Heavenly Steeps” .... Wallace on Tuesday, at the Y.M.C.A. Time, met a buck private in the U. 3. says Dr. Chubb definitions haven’t been enlarged so that it can be Forced to Fulfill Promisee Recalls First Job Signal Corps who had been a film the various commodities; and dicate that farmers have na- ied new materials and combina- used by the heaviest and fa.stest the smaller children and Miss The piracies did not entirely smokes continually during hia Vesper Hymn—"Saviour! When In Offertory Anthem—"Prayer” .. 7 p. m. tUms of materials that have ap- kept up with the progress in the His greatest success recalls his ...... ; ...... Ferdinand Hiller cutter in Hollywood before he (3) Distributing supplies among derplanted goals of the vege­ bombers. Puller reported. Grace Risley entertained those of cease, however, so In 1815 Captain first job. When he was 14 he waa own lines, smiles widely at the Dust To Thee.” psaivd and will appear under the materials now called plastic, a Recessional Hymn—“Hark! Hark, Sermon — “The Unchangeable Manchester Methodist Church Claims Highest Pay went into the Army. This buck war and civilian needs. tables sought In larger quanti­ Although Puller .said the Guadal­ Tolland Names Junior age. The following commit­ Bainbridge and Captain Decatur— launched modestly as the piatio rest of the cast (including hia ex- Each Involves Problems name of plastics. Dr. Bates says name which was retained so the tee was in charge, Mrs. Perry My Soul!” Cniriift’’ Rev. W. Ralph Ward Jr. .North Main Street private was so enthusiastic about ties and overplantto goals of public could understand it. canal Marines had no trouble un­ he had been promoted—headed a player on Saturday nights for the wife Shirley Booth) while they the work of the Stage Door Can­ Those, of course, are the broad the others. that the word doesn’t describe Lathrop, Mra. Hele:; Moquln. Mrs. are giving theirs, and gives an The Week Recessional Hymn—“ Fairest Lord Rev. Earl H. Furgeson, Minister them accurately. loading supply ships, Chairman squadron that, moved Into Tripoli pig roast at Vopat’s saloon In teen, which he had visited on his outlines. But each of these three The production of corps and This all started simply enough! Vinson (D-Ga) of the House Naval Bell, Mrs. Frc.’ Ecker, Mrs. Gerald and formed the Pasha to fulfill hia imitation of blowing out his Monday. 3:30 p. m.—GFS Can­ J^us” ...... Willis For Factory Hands Well, then, what about resins We asked Dr. Bates and Dr. Chubb Drive Leaders Astoria, Long Island. furloughs to New York city, that principal phases involves problems livestock is but the beginning o t Affairs committee said la.st night Risley and Mrs. Hoadley Willes. promises. brains when there’s a slip up. didates. 7:30 p. m.—“ Younger Porilude—(Morale (“ My Inmost 9:30 a.m.—Church School. alaos resins always seem to be to explain in language any man in Twenty-two years later he be­ Heart Now Raises” ) J. S. Bach Lesser stopped in to see the place requiring scientific, economic and the battle of food producUon. that he intended to Investigate a Committee Named Turkey moved back to rule the Gardher’a three gag writers go Membera.” 10:45 a.m.—Morning Worship. legal knowledge, merchandising getting mixed up with plastics? the street could understand the gan to write, direct, product, and Tuesday, 5:00 p. m.—Red C!rosa 6 p. m.—Youth Fellowship Hl- Prelude, "Nocturne" ...... Field when he came up. Crops and livestock muat bo published report that the Marines An OPA panel of business men country in 1835 as a province and take the principal part in Duffy’s, into a huddle with him on Mon­ Rnniispa Armintl 100 jumped amazingly un- and processing skills; political ‘Tlutlcs,” Mys Dr. Bates and future of plastics. County Chairman Picks (bring lunch.) 6:30 p. m.—Juntof League. Anthem, “Lead Me, Lord".. Harris promise of big rewards at Enthusiastic About Work moved from the farm to market. had to unload their own supplies and women to investigate reports rule it ahe did despite fears of a breezy spot which he uncon- days for the next evening’s pro­ Donuses Aroumi acumen, diplomacy and an ability Seen Partners After War choir rehearsal. 7:00 p. m.—Boy 6:30—Senior Epworth League. Offertory, “Song Without Words” “I" grew enthusiastic about the Food does consumers no goto un­ because a merchant ship crew re­ Assistants in the Cam­ of local "black markets’ and fail­ French and Italian encroachment scloualy modelled after Vopat’a. gram. They go over It for two Per Cent Given to Em- the end of the year. This year his canteen work,” I.^88ner said, "and to say “No.” Only recently Dr. Bates told an ures to observe ceiling prices has until 1911. Then Italy, fearing that days and then are apt to change Scouts. 8:00 p. m.—Senior choir Mra. John Stanley will lead the de­ ...... Federer plant turned out the equivalent jf less it can be purchased at the fused to work on 5?unday, claim­ Around show business for 12 or votional aervice. Miss Anna M. immediately started figuring how The Job would not he so com­ market place. engineers’ group that plastics (for ing It would violate union nilea. paign for" Funds. been formerly here consisting of Germany might have designs upon about half of it 10 minutes before rehearsal. Children’s Sermon, “Beware of ployes o f Lincoln $30,000 worth of products for each plicated If there was plenty of INoc^rFeir Better! William Preusa of Village street, 13 years, Gardner had done every­ Wednesday, 3 15 p. m.—Brownie Wilbur will lead the group in a Barnacles’’ ...... Heb. 12:1 it would fit into a movie story. I Tire Shortages Problem want of a better name) and metals The Akron, O.. Beacon Journal territory in Libya, declared war thing but act. He never would have the program goes on the air. worker. That’s three times higher got United Artists to give us their land, farmers, farm machin­ chairman, Ernest Backofen, Julius meeting. discussion on the topic, “ What Do Sermon, “Bigness and Greatness” Electric Company. lhaa the nearest competitor for Wickard fdees scores of prob­ **Tm Fn ra tke would be partners rather than in a copyrighted story said that Rockville, Jan. 23.— (Special)— on Turkey In November 1911 and acted In Duffy's if he could have lowest terms for distribution; I ery, processing plants, and Kosiorek, Mrs. Bridie Finley, Louis Thursday, 6;30 p. m.-^ Girl I Believe ?” the second aervice In a ...... Dr. Furgeson high production rates in dollars. lems because of shortages of farm competitors after the war and six veterans of Guadalc,anal, visit­ won the country by fighting and foimd a “bum” for the part of got these famous stage, screen ' transportation faclllGes. But, i jAewrydgy. Tn ihelr combination would enable en­ Attorney Robert J. Pigeon, county Fitzgerald, John Schwarz and Scouts. « series based on "My Philosophy of Postlude “Benediction” ... Coltorn So far as Lincoln can find. trucks and tires, of gasoline In ing in Akron, reported the ship by succeeding treaties up through Archie but when he was reading By Sigrid Arne and radio stars to make brief ap- ; measured against food needs, gineers to build machinery and chairman In charge of the drive Herman G. Olson. Included among 1914. Local Firemen Saturday. 10:00 a. m.—Confir­ Life.” 'Ihe Youth Fellowship cabinet eastern states, of tin cans to r pre­ vAFatW Jain's crew worked two hours on a Sat­ the-part while auditioning the rest Cleveland, Jan. 23— (/Pi —The Started On Borrowed Money pearances and with all that we j there are shortages of all other structures once considered for funds for the Infantile pa­ the various lines of merchandise With the first European war mation class for Girls In Parish 7:30— Evening service. Sermon will meet in the social room of the serving fooda and of facilities for urday and then quit until Monday. of the cast he realized he was year-end bonus at the Lincoln The plant itself waa started in have a goto story running through these. impossible. ralysis drive has announced the represented on the committee are outbreak, the Italians vacated House. 11:00 a. ra.—Confirmation by James Spalding who for the church at 2:30. Tbe regular wor­ Have a glance at a very few of dehydrating or freezing of fruits Puller reported that all ships, better than any of the applicants. Set Social Dates past several months has been 1896 by "J. F.’s” older brother the movies.” anil vegetables for which no con­ Scanning the plastic field. Dr. following town chairmen: Ando­ clothing, meats, dry goods, fuel, Libya in 1915 except for the sea­ class for Boys In Parish House. ship and business meeting of the Electric company, here in Cleve­ J. C. Lincoln who borrowed $150 the problems: even those manned by merchant So a radio star was bora. serving South church as leader in As for the stars who will appear tainers are available. There are Chubb recalled that meerschaum— ver, Mrs. Thomas Birmingham; furniture and automotive lines. A Oemlag Dates Youth Fellowahip will be held at land, is something to ponder. It’s to open. Last year the plant sold in the picture, consider these One of the biggest tasks is to seamen, were unloaded by the sol- regional meeting is to be held ports of Tripoli , and Homs. youth activities. shortages of wooden boxes, cratsf from which pipes are made— Is the Bolton, Mra. Catherine Marshall; Set Up Oovemmenta Slick Patter of Slang Hose No. 2 of the South Man­ Sunday, Jap. 31, at 4:00 p. m.— 6:30. PhUip Dolsen will lead the not juat a bonus. It’s the pay-off $35,000,000 worth of products. names--only a few among the get a larger production of fats and dlera, sailors or Marines, ” a s-a shortly. chester fire department will hold The Week devotions and conduct the discus­ and baskets for the movement of. result of processes that have hap­ matter of routine.” rolumbim, Miss Edna Remington; Senussi, Berbers and Turks set He has a slick patter of strong, Dedication of Memorial pews. on a whole factory philosophy: Then in 1914 “J. Q." retired, and many: Ed Wynn, Gypsy Rose Lee, vegetable oils, to replace supplies Coventry, Arthur Sebertr Elling­ To Install Offteers colorful slang that ia the current its annual winter dinner meeting Sunday, Feb. 7, at 3:00 p. m.— Monday, 3:30 p. m.—Junior sion. normally imported from the Ori­ fresh fruits and vegetables, of pened to seafoam which solodifled No 1'nlon Rule On Sunday Work up local governments. Misurata Boys and Girls World Friendship which J. F. Lincoln, the president,' “J. L.” who was just a salesman Katharine Cornell, Jane Cowl. and built up certain molecules, a ton, John Girardlni; Hebron, Fitch The officers of Onneco Tribe of became a German submarine base. of hia conversation off stage and tonight. It will lie held In their Confirmation by Bishop Gray. for the company, took over. The Peggy Wood, Judith Anderson, ent. Wickard and his aides fig­ burlap bags for handling grains In New York. Joseph Curran, house In the rear of the Lincoln meeting in the church parlor. 3:30 calls "intelligent selfishness.” and other crops. long time ago. See? president of the CIO National Jones; Mansfield, Mrs. Claude Red Men in Stafford Springs will The country was in chaos until the on. Recalling the time he was in Church of the Nazarene brothers are miniatcr's .

charge by ^ n ato r Bridges (R„ Canteen Unit Fund N. H.) thajl; he was given a Fed­ ,ir,! Trains at Newport Appeal Board British Fliers Now Amounts to $786 Flynn Probe eral job anprtly after what the Police Court Landing senator/called the Flynn "wh'te- The amount now on hand at Nearing End; wash." ^ider Obeyed Grants Plea Again Attack the Manchester Trust Com­ Daly testified he was an ex­ 'TTionias Morrison of Hartford’ pany for the Mobile Canteen perienced steel man and was ap­ waa fined $15 and costs in town Unit Fund Is $788.00. Allowfi the R. O. Chehey Ruhr Region Mayor Called pointed an Army-Navy expediter court this morning on a charge of l o g Fortre#* Flown An amount of some $1,800 in New York bn his own merit and Intoxication. Morrison was ar­ more ll needed. All contribu­ with no weight given his service rested Thursday night after creat­ nndreds of Miles Aft­ Barn to Be Made (Continued from Page One) tions may be sent to Walter (Continued from Page One) on the jury. ing a dlsturbsn"e at his home. Into Apartments. Buckley, treasurer for the er Takeoff Accident. done casualties were reported fund, or given to either of the work was being done by Bronx light. two sponsors, the Salvation borough laborers. The committee Oklahoma City, Okla., Jan. 18— The Zoning Board of Appeals A number of German raiders, Army or the V.F.W. Auxiliary. called Robert L. Moran, former granted an exception to Oak Hill, gliding in above the clouds, bomb­ Bronx commlasloner of public IT’S REYMANDER’S FOR DEUCIOU8 FOODI JiV -U eut D. B. Sweeley, Chlcafo, works, to the stand ns the first Inc., to permit the latter company ed and machine-gunned a village P w a flyinc fortress hundreds

unity, anything but small chil- long atnee proved that the defi­ little to do with the winning of dren. ciency in that biblical diet is this war. Comment Malaria Big Obstacle . , meats and fats. And to maintain If we want a true gauge of the .Another Winter Coming fwning Rmift a cheerful and fighting spirit in task of winning this war. we Someone in some position of the human animal he needs frills would do b«5ttef to follow what From the River Road more or less responsibility has In Rubber Program «riEffi?gSS.S5S;W and flavors like sugar, coffee and serious news there is of the work II BliaaU Straat By Malcolm MOllan ^ said that there is a possibility MaDCbMter, Conn. jam. He feels still better if be Of Hitler's submarines than to fol­ Mr; Mollan, retired editor of The Herald, prc.serves his contact 'that |he ban on pleasure driving are THOMAS FEROCSON can have eggs and fruit.” low each new reported change in D isea H C M u s t '"• "y nurses, already Oanoral Mana»ar with his former dally readers by writing a weekly letter for these t r o p i c a l L s is e a s e w iu s i working for the specialSpecial PPublic Hitler’s face. It has been an in­ may be relkxed considerably in Foandad Octobar 1, till The .famous biblical injunction, columns, in which he expres.ses his own leisurely arrived-at con­ Health service in the Amazon, be- victions Concerning some major 'm.atters and his ob.servations the early"'spring. Perhaps. But Be Banished in Ama> PubUabad ETery Evanlnc Ezoapt of course, did not wait for scien­ variable Nazi propaganda . tech­ , , , , . sides several hundred workers concerning some very minor ones, a.s seen from' hi.s home on the I d o i^ 't l|M |idaya and Holldaya. Entarad at tists or Mr. Hoover to supply the nique in this war to alternate think I shall take that as Z U ll Valleys success in trained in the fight against mala- tha Pont oaier at Manchaatar. Conn., banks of the Nientic River. Look for his contribution each a promilmise, much as I would ap- S ^ n d Claaa Mall Mattar. ingredient even more necessary Nazi bluster with clever invita­ week-end. Cilie, Provule. PaUern “ ■< ^eciate the chance to run up to BOBSCRIPnON RATES than bread. tions to over-confidence on the Manchester for a look-see at old Dr. Ottis Rembert Causey of Ona Tear by Mall ...... Moses, giving the Command­ part of Germany's enemies. Most It doesn't seem to me that Sen-. and butter. Indeed the more niarr (Editor’s Note: Linked with Baltimore, Md„ consultant in To His Excellency par Month by Mall ...... J •’ » friends. The fact that the war is Stnclh Copy ...... » ®" ments to his people, told them: of our stories of trouble within ator LaFqllette’s prop'isal that all garlne has been improved the le.ss the fight to open new rubber malaria and director of the serv­ PaUTerad Ona Yaar ...... 19.00 going well for the United Nations reNourees in the Amazon jun­ “ And He humbled thee, and Germany, in fact have come from the butter be kept In this country like butter it look.s, until the con­ ice’s laboratory here, says every in many of its aspects provides no gles- is the fight to oust dis­ worker must be a campaigner in MEMBER OF T suffered thee to hunger, and fed Germany itself or through infor­ and only margarine sent abroad sumer himself has added the col­ ease from those Jiingles. .After THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mation channels the Nazis could reason, that I can see, why we the fight against the disease. Tha Aaaoclated Praaa la exclua ve- thee with manna, which thou i.s particularly necessary, even oring matter which ac<^ompanies a five weeks’ tour of the area, .All Must Be Taught ly antitlad to tha uaa of republlca- should not expect it to continue Henry W. Bagley, chief of The Hon. Raymond E. Baldwin knewest not, neither did thy fa­ supply. If the Nazis could lull us the package which, by the way, “ They must be taught all we Uoh of all nawa dlapatchea er«dltad from the standpoint of the Wis­ AHNoelated PresH bureau In Rio to It or not otharwtae cradltad In thers know; that He might make into an expectation o f ‘automatic consin dair.v interests whose bene­ is the .same coloring matter that for several years more. Every in­ know about avoiding the disease, this papar and alao the local nawa De •laneiro. tells here of the thee know that man doth not live victory, their own hopes of a sur­ the dairy people employ in doctor­ formed quarter admits that the and what to do if they catch it.” pobMahed^hMaln. fits he doubtless has in mind. vast health program which the he told me. "If a man does not get prise victory would rise. L^t’s U-boat continues to be a Nazi I ’nlted States and Brazil Is spaelal dlapatchea herein are alao by bread only, but by every word Those interests .seem to be doing ing up the shade of the butter malaria, then he i.s not a potential ’ that proceedeth out of the mouth keep our eyes and minds on the they market. w'eapon for which we have found sponsoring in the Amazon source of Infection for others, for raaarved.______— fairly well, if one may judge by biwin.) Governor of Connecticut lines that really measure the task no adequate answer, and as long Full aarvlca client of N. E. A. of the Lord doth mrfn live.” the practical doubling of butter Working this color Into the fin­ the mo.squito carries the germ o f victory^-the lines in North as that problem is unsolved the from one person to another. If >e B ?rvlce Inc.______And Jesus, after being forty prices, without any further gov­ ished margarine is a job -one fur By Henry W. Bagley Africa and in Russia—not those Germans can and undoubtedly will Belem, Brazil, Jan. 23. — (Jl — cures his malaria quickly, he re­ Publlahara Repreaentatlvaa. The days tempted of the devil and ernment action to keep margarine, which few housewives' can find duces the chance of it being spread Jnllna Mathewa Special ARcncy— reportedly in Hitler's face. continue to fight a defensive war American and BrazJJjan d^tnrs Kaw Turk, Chicago. Detroit and challenged by him, “command out of the hands of the American time. It could be performed dur­ are trying to clean out fropical dis­ from him. He must avoid creating in which the very utmost of Unit­ Boatpn. this steme that it be made bread,” public. But perhaps there are a ing the process of manufacture ease from the population renters of breeding grounds for the mos­ quitoes. When they are Inevitable, ywMWKR AUDIT BUREAU OF gave as His answer: good many people, outside the ed Nations effort must be put the AmaSon Valley in probably the with the greatest of ease and at he must seek to kill off the in­ At a meeting of the Retail Merchants’ Division of the CIRCULATIONS. ______forth for a long time to come. Al­ greatest single health program ^5’ ’ ____ “ It is written, that man shall great dairy states, who are not practically no cost. But our spe­ sects. Tha Herald Printing Company, ao there is the most intimate as­ ever attenipted anywhere. Inc., aiaumea no dnanclal rcaponal- not live by bread alone, but,by Connecticut aware that the federal govern­ cial interest federal law of 1900 On their surcess hangs much of . “ Colonization and civilization Mllty for typographical errora ap­ every word of God.” ment ever did take any action to makes it a criminal proceeding to sociation between the U-boat war the fight to step up Amazon rubber often bring reduction of malaria pearing In advertlaemcnta in tha indirectly, unltentlonally. In the Manchester Chamber of Commerce held Tuesday evening your Manchaatar Evening Herald. As every clergyman who has such an end. Well it did, a long do this unless the processor de­ and our chance of again driving production for America's war needs. eastern United States, for. ex­ used this for text, and every con­ Yankee time ago; and the laws then es­ automobiles for fun. Saturday, January 23 clares every pound colored and ! The long-range aim Is to ample, the malaria rate has drop­ gregation which has heard ser­ By A. H. O. tablished are still in effect. What's forks over ,a penalty of practical­ Unless we shall somehow or open the Amazon region to ped very low. Part of the reason mons upon this text could say, more, 1 have never heard the ly fifty per cent of his price for other develop some scheme for colonization—to maike It a fit waa the official campaign, but part request for a two-day (Sunday-Monday) closing of retail stores place for the average roan, not waa that residenU, in improving Ont From Guadalcanal the “ bread” of the Bible was the His object in introducing a new smallest whisper of a proposal to the commodity to the federal tax transporting airplane and motor "dual job -bill,” Senator John L. conditioned against tropical Ill­ their private property—by drain­ We don’t know where the Ma- symbol of all food, and the alter­ amend or repeal them, in spite of collector. vehicle gasoline overseas by air ness, to live and to work. ing, filling and so forth— thereby native to it was neither left va­ Sullivan of New Britain has de­ rinea of Guadalcanal will get Uiat the fact that they are probably On top of this outrageous piece we shall probably lose a very con­ Scientists of both countries ad­ reduced breeding places.” during the present fuel emergency was wholeheartedly endorsed. weU-eamed rest which la now cant nor undefined. The alterna­ clared, is bo “ test the sincerity ot almost wholly responsible for the siderable portion of our shipments mit that stamping out malaria, “Why is it.” I asked, “ that you of favoritism toward the butter skin diseases, elephantiasis, amoe­ tive Ingrediilnt for man’s life waa the Republican administration.” ,present puzzlement of milllona of by tanker for a long time. So believe the clean-up of malaria in scheduled for them. War new# be­ producers every retailer who han­ bic dysentery and other hot-coun­ the Amazon will take many, many ing what It U, they wll) probably not “fat,” but “every word of There, in the proverbial nut­ Americans over what nutritious there is unlikely to be any let-up try diseases in a part of Brazil shell. is a one sentence history of dles the substitute spread must years, when the gambia mosquito God.” nearly half as large as the conti­ Therefore, the undersigned business establishments will be relax behind censorship. But the dual j6b ban in the session ot fatty product—if any—they can obtain—and pay for—a govern­ in the urgent if not desperate de­ was wiped out in the northeast .in Mr. Hoover, of course, was spread on their bread. mand of our armed forces abroad nental United States Is a job that three?” Wherever It is, we have an Idea of four years ago. Then the Republi­ ment license and display also a will require many years and may talking about food, and be was cans tested the sincerity of the for gasoline supplies. It seems "In the northeast.” he replied, what they deaerve. It waa away back in 1900 that big sign warning the public, “ We not be completed for centuries. conditions are different. The talking with a Christian, humani­ Democrats, and the Democrats highly probable, therefore, that It waa on Aug. 7th, five months the dairy interests became pan­ sell oleomargarine.” Hope To Build Resistance country is dry, with prolonged tarian purpose. Still, it would tested the sincerity of the Repub­ In the immediate future, how­ aco, that they made the first licans until all but a fragile imi­ icky over the potential threat to. even when the win,ter is over and droughts. The Amazon valley is No; I don't believe that Con­ ever, they hope to drive tropical covered with rivers. Most mos­ American offensive landing of this have been pleasant for him to ad­ tation of an entirely practical and their butter market presented by the problem of fuel oil becomes gress need feel obligated to go disease away from the towns and quitoes don’t thrive in dry coun­ war. According to some of the here to the biblical text, rather common sense reform was lost. the rapidly growing use of that less immediately acute, it still villages and to build up resistance And the final answer was that any further with this discrimina­ try but flourish in dampness. The accounts of their mood on -that than convert it so drastically to then relatively new product, oleo­ may be "^tally necessary to de­ in the workers in the sw’ampy jun­ Amazon zone la many times big­ neither party was sincere in ad­ tion against a perfectly good food. gles. day, they didn't think much of his own practical needs. It would margarine, which had originated vote a great part of our oil trans­ ger than the northeast, much of it vocating the proposition that leg­ In fact it seems to me rather What does the record show In is unexplored .and all of it is wet.” their own chances of coming out have been pleasant for Mr. Hoo­ islators should no longer have the in France several decades earlier portation facilities to the build­ astonishing that it does not ap­ Brazil to back up that hope? Dr. Causey belongs to the o f even the landing operaUon ver, the great expert on food, to privilege of voting them.sclves in­ and, after 1890, had been rapidly ing up of something like an ade­ It shows that the Rockefeller ounce - of - p'reventlon-ls-worth-a- to plesisant judgeships and com- pear to haVf dawned on any mem­ Foundation and the Brazilian aUve. But that waa before the have acknowledged there are oth­ coming into popularity in the quate stockpile of fuel against pound-of-cure” school when it Closed Mondays misslonerships. ber of either house that the time health authorities conquered the comes to malaria and in stressing event; edien they actuaUy took er things that men live by, things United States. In 1900 nobody next winter before shipments of What aincerlty there was on has now arrived for an undoing of fatal gambla mosquito, which this to the rubber workers he tells the situation In hand, they were that can be found in the word of ever spoke of a Farm Bloc in Con­ gasoline for home use are sub­ came from Africa by plane or this question did not appear un­ this wretched 190p business by re­ this one on himself: predae and businesslike and God, but never in the discoveries til two years later, when the gress, but there was one, just the stantially increased. Certainly it ship to wipe out whole towns and “When I left Baltimore for pealing the oleomsirgarine act and cities in Brazil's ' northeastern tough. They had to stay that way of the scientists or the dietitians. first act of the Hurley General same. In fact there always had would seem to be the obvious Oara, a doctor ssild to me: ‘I sup­ during the fuel emergency. states of Rio Grande Do Norte, for five nsontha. Some of that There is nourishment in kindness Assembly was to eradicate from letting the processing industry part of ordinary common sense pose you know you’re going to get its rules any crude suspicion been. It was a regional Farm Ceara, Paraiba, Pernambuco and malaria ?’ I said I didn’t think so, and sympathy, and bumble frlend- proceed with the production of time, they were pretty much that there was anything wrong Bloc, indeed, embracing practical­ to follow such a course, because it Bahia. The five-year fight was because I was going to take pre­ adequate quantities of satisfying alone. The waters around them, lineks, and these the world will with voting yourself a job. On ly the entire Congressional mem­ a second winter of fuel oil fam­ ended officiaUy about the middle cautions. For three years I slept at certain perloda, seemed the spe> need from us, too^ if it is going to that, members of both parties wholesome butter substitutes. ine in the East can possibly be of 1942 after months had passed under a net whenever I waa in the bership from the Southern States, without the appearance of a sln- open, wore boots in the evening, eial poaseaaiaii of the Jap Navy. profit from our bread and our fat. were completely and fervently avoided that becomes a more Im­ sincere. that fought through two genera­ gls mosquito. used a repellent on my skin, al­ There came a time when they Leningrad and Strikers portant job than arranging mat­ And now it is typical of the tions for the preservation of the It show# that yellow fever, ways lived in a screened house and could line up on the shore and tnstltution of chattel slavery, that I wonder if there are any nor­ ters so that automobiles can be which once took a heavy toll, cleaned up breeding grounds A Critical Need General Assembly spirit that Sen­ around IL And I didn’t get mala­ cheer tha United SUtes Navy. ator Sullivan Introduces his bill mal Americans who feel that the driven for pleasure. waa driven from Brazil’s prin­ We invite, and urge, all food and neighborhood stores, beauty made a policy of arraying agricul­ cipal dtlea and only occa­ ria. The air above them was, for a No plea which has yet been not because, he bellevea in such a tural region against industrial re­ Russian army and the people of That’s why I am still a good Relaxed Precaatlons I reform, but because he wants to sionally does It crop up In the time, pretty exclusively the pos­ made to the willingness of Man­ gion and eventually precipitated Leningrad paid too high a price long way from banking on an back-country. “But I began to think 1 might I test the sincerity of his political have some unusual resistance, so session of the Japs too. But there chester people to take part-time' opposition. That puts the matter the Civil War. And later there for their successful resistance to early easing of the ban on pleas­ It shows that malaria, which the Nazis’ attempts to compel the once flourished far to the south, up in Porto Velho not so long ago salons, those offering professional services, etc., to re-arrange their came a time when they had an employment in order to help meet on a level where that opposition were mighty few Representatives ure driving. However, I hope I relaxed my precautions—and I can handle it easily and jocularly. was ousted from the big cities umbrella of their own, and that war-time needs is more eloquent or Senators from either Western surrender of that city. Fairly aq- things turn out differently, don't and towns below Brazil's bulge came down with malaria.” made an encouragingly big dif­ off emergency or more deserving If it is all in a spirit of fun, the thoritative reports are to the ef­ Doctors like Lima, Saunders and Republicans can enjoy it too, and or Southern states who were not you? Lots of folks we'd like to and that the dread disease is un­ ference. But all the time, what­ of an affirmative answer than the fect that something like one half der control in the cities of the Causey know theirs is a big job, a business hours to conform with this schedule for the further the Judiciary committee, when it constantly on the alert to gain see again, either up there or down vital job if the United Nations are ever else went on, there was an simple statement in which Man­ turns down the bill, will probably of the population of three million tropical zone. every possible advantage for here on the River Road. Laid Low for Days to get the rubber so sorely needed raemy facing them. In the jungle chester Memorial Hospital has say it recognizes the sincerity of their agricultural constituencies. persons have died during the sev­ M. M. When the United SUtes, with to win the war, and they’re tack­ the Democratic aversion to hav­ a few hundred yards away. He outlined its present difficulties. enteen months of the siege, while moat of lU crude rubber supply ling it with every weapon of mod­ ing legislators get jobs and prob­ Ruthleae, Effective Niantic River Road, em science, risking their own saving of fuels. waa an enemy who didn’t know A total of 148 patients in an in­ ably promise to do its best to scores of thousands o f others must Waterford, Conn. from the Dutch EUst Indies and So, when the big dairy states Malaya lost by Japanese conquest, health and even their lives to help when to give up, who didn’t know stitution designed for 120 beds, honor the principle of the dual job have been permanently affected get that rubber out of the Ama­ ban. especially as it applies to took fright at the growth of the turned to Brazil as lU best poten­ how to surrender, who had a trouble getting its linen laundrled by the long continued hunger, tial source, it was seen Immedi- zon. Democratic legislators. That will use of margarine, the then un­ blind fidelity and courage In try­ for regular use, a continual wounds, scarcity of water and ately that maximum production get a laugh all around, and Sena­ named but none the less busy ing to achieve his objectlvea state of emergency in such an es­ tor Sullivan will have proved the lack of fuel in the long and bit­ Overnight News could be obUined only by improv­ We feel sure the public will cooperate with us 100 per cent Facing that enemy was the job Farm Bloc got to work, ably as­ ter winters. One may easily credit ing health conditions. Throughout sential department as that ot best end man of the 1943 show. the history of Asoazon rubber, The annual Laurel Club revue will sisted by practically every farm Quotations la which our Marines proved dish-washing, and the necessary the assertions of students of his­ Of Connecticut workers in all branches have pick up the act, and show the dual themselves, day after day, night publication in the country. The tory that no such great commu­ been laid low for days and weeks curtailment of some of the serv­ job ban coming true for the Dem­ By Associated Pleas in the patriotic effort we are making to conserve fuels for after night, week after week, latter instituted a hot campaign nity has ever before, in the an­ at a UnM by recurring attacks of ices any modem hospital likes to ocrats only, and it may wind up malaria. the mooqulto-bome ’The job for men of goodwill month after month. They became of vinification against oleomar­ nals of mankind, suffered so give its patients—such a situa­ the gag of the year. New Haven., Jan. 23.—(JP!—’The scourge of the region. Often the everywhere la to so organize hu­ garine. It was dirty stW , they appointment of a special committee man affairs that no Adolf Hitler, •twice as tough and twice as re­ tion has demanded and received It so happens, however, that grievously for so long a time. dlsesM is fatal. sourceful as he was; sometimes. this game of "testing the sinceri­ said, made from the refuse fats of the Yale faculty headed by Prof. A clean-up and a distributloq of no power-hungry warmongers can home use . . . that it will re-arrange its shopping and business unuauM cooperation from the ex­ Yet who is there among us who Chauncey B. Tinker, with the pur­ ever again plunge the world into In the early days, they had to ty of the opposition” isn’t limited, of the packing houses, indigesti­ cures and prevenUtlves was in or­ isting hospital staff, in all depart­ to any specific piece of legislation. would be willing to put himself pose of maintaining and fostering war and blbodshed. yield a few yards, being always ble, of unattractive flavor and der. 'The idea fitted in well with ments, from doctors down. It is a game which is played on on record as saying, "They ought teaching and studies in. the liberal the wishes of Brazil’s president, -_\’l«e PreeMent Henry A. Wal­ usually sold immorally as butter arts was warmly^endorsed yester­ outnumbered; then reinforcements But the hospital needs, and will many other bills, more seriously to have surrendered?” No one, I Getulio Vargas, who three years lace. schedules, remembering that for the next eight weeks we will proposed, and it assumes that no A lot of this propaganda was day in a special statement by ended this business of yielding, obviously continue to need, more imagine, except those out-and-out President Charles Seymour of the ago bad annoimced such a pro­ party really msans its own 'Copied by the general press. The gram but had Ucked the resources I would never have believed and they could begin to win a lit­ staff. It can take people who can Hitlerites of whom there are too univenity. pledges, and principles. margarine processors had no such and personnel to carry It out. such an inferno could open up on tle elbow room for themselves, work only four or five hours a many at large in this country Hartford.—After pleading guilty This cynical assumption organization as the dairy people, Thns waa born the Sorvlco earth. be closed all day Mondays and until finally the outside world day. It would be glad, of course, means that the Democrats are merely because we are still too to manslaughter, Joseph Bordena- Especial de Sande Pnbiloa __Soviet General Ctmlkov, oom- ✓ there was little if any counter ro, 24, of Cromwell, was sentenced roander at StalUngrad during come to know and believe what to get full-time employes. But glad when the Republicans pre­ sensitively organized to put them (Special PubUc Health Serv­ vent them from fulfilling some propaganda, and so the Farm to one month in jail yesterday by ice), a Brazilian erganlsatioa IXO-day assault. they themselves bad known from the main point is that, for anyone in the concentration camps where Superior Court Judge Charles J. platform pledge, and the Re­ Bloc had a soft time in getting with part ot its capital anp- the start—that what they had who has any time to spare, and a they belong. McLaughlin. The sentence was publicans are glad when the adopted the legislation it sought. pUed by the Office of the Co­ If you want to help the Axis, taken they would hold, that they six months, with five months sus­ ordinator of Inter-Americaa one of the beat ways Is to hoard wish to use it for-the best possi­ Democrats. do them the same But I am still wondering what pended because of what the court were there to stay. kind of favor. Such a result And it was about as ruthless a job Affairs. ble contribution to this commu­ the authorities and the people of described as "mitigating circum­ Now, relieved by regular Army keeps the issue alive, gives each of special interest lawmaking as Brazilian head of the service is —Agriculture Secretary aaude nity's war effort, the need of Man­ Leningrad would have done if, be­ stances.” The victim. State’s At­ Dr, Servulo Lima, formerly with troops, the Marines are out for a party the right to point an ac­ has often been pulled off by Con­ torney Hugh M. Alcorn said, waa Wickard. chester Memorial Hospital should cusing finger at the other, and cause it seemed like a propitious the Rockefeller Foundation and rest. As we say, we don’t know gress. Louis Colello, 19, of NeV Britain, rank first; keeps the same old political time to take the city by the who' was thrown from tha running later chief of the NaUonal Yellow We are appealing to every cltl- where they’re taking it, but we system running along for the The oleomargarine bill of 1900 Fever service. Superintendent zen to understand first that he j Open All Day Wednesdays throat, the men and women allo­ board of Bordenaro’s car as the have an Idea of what It ought to benefit of both parties. was carefully drawn, looking of operations is Dr. George M must pUy fair with the nation’s i cated to the job of cutting and Cromwell man suddenly swerved it be like. There' ought to be good Der Fuehrer’s Face The Great Jasper would be ahead to cover any and all possi­ last Sept. 5 at the quarry of the Saunders, also formerly with the food supply, second that there is ' crude enough to describe such a bringing in the city's firewood Rockefeller Foundation and later steaks with butter on them, and ble improvements in the manu New BriUln Trap Rock Company no justification for rushing out to Since an American song writer pleasant way of kicking re­ had gone on strike. Do you be­ in PlainvlUe. with Pan American Airways. Both the nearest grocery and stocking plenty, of hot baths and cold forms out the window as one facture of msirgarines and to put work under Brazil’s minister of started doing things to Hitler’s lieve that they could have gotten Hartford. — Republican leaders up. showers, and pretty American more example of the Iniquitous all factual butter substitutes, education and public health. Dr. —Leon Henderson, resigned OPA face, that face itself has . under­ away with it for two 'days, let were invited yesterday by State girls to look at, and all the Ice “double machine.” But the peo­ present or future, under the ban. Chairman J. Kenneth Bradley to a Gustavo Capanema. director. THE BEAUTY NOOK C. E. HOUSE ft SON. INC. NELL’S BEAUTY SALON ' gone drastic changes, if we are to ple don’t believe him any more, alone several weeks? I don’L Stationed at Belem, as director cream in the world to eat, and The peg on which waa hung the statewide meeting at the Hartford believe reports and a picture, so it can’t be called anything suspect that it would have taken (^ub Tuesday noon to discuss party of the Amazon project, is Dr. We are here to help humanity BECK’S JAMES’ BEAUTY SALON PARK HILL FLOWER SHOP somebody ought to make them a ban on margarine waa its color. Kenneth Chamberlain Waddell, worse than “testing sincerity." policy and future plana, especially achieve a peace bedd^ in pro­ mostly routed through Stockholm, the authorities a matter of hours who worked for years at the JOHNSON BROTHERS R D. PEARL APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE speech, telling them what great It was much paler than “natural' party financea phetic IdeaUam. A peace in which BENSON FURNITURE & RADIO which now has the dubious honor to seek out and identify the agi­ Henry Ford plantation on the CENTRE guys they are. And the every day butter—at least much paler than Hartford. — The Connecticut all men of all races, of all nations, JOHNSON PAINT CO. of channeling a great deal of tators who promoted the j strike Tapajoz river. news from back home ought to the latter is when it reaches the Food Advisory committee, holding of all faiths, shaU have an equal BILLIE’S BEAUTY SALON PENTLAND THE FLORIST Nazi propaganda toward the out­ and to dispose of them forever, as Three Major Projects KELLER’S MEN’S WEAR tell them that this nation in back grocer, practically all commercial its initial meeting here yesterday, Three major projects are under part. F. T. BLISH HARDWARE CO. side world. . Recreation obstructive rubbish. set up a perpnanent state organi­ —Bahhl Ferdinand M. Iseerman of PETER’S CHOCOLATE SHOP " of them is taking Its relatively butter being artificially colored way in the Amazon KEMP’S, INC. The picture, which evoked wide­ zation and heard proposals calling 1. Construction of dikes and St. Louis. F. E. BRAY aniall share of winning this war So what the promoters o f the raid All this, however, is supposing for the developments of district POTTERTON’S spread American comment, show­ Center Items automatic tldegates at Belem, the KINNEY SHOE STORE without grumbling. pn margarine did was to impose a case that appears to be utterly branches. Chairman Fitch L. If we all do our part, there will BURTON’S RALEIGH BEAUTY SHOP ed Hitler with bloodshot eyes and Brennan, FDA administrator, pre- Amazon export port, to keep back LILY BEAUTY PARLOR Today; a federal tax of no less than 10 remote from the Russian charac­ river tidewater's, which form be (after the war) a new oppor­ ANNE CAMPBELL’S BEAUTY SALON paunchy face, and a new paunch ter. "A people united” is no Bided. Charles Barr of West Ha­ tunity for the common man, that REGAL MEN’S SHOPS 1-2—Boya’ awrimming class, E. cents a pound on similarly colored ven waa named secretary and Ed' breeding places for mosquitoes. MAN. DIV. OF THE HTFD. GAS CO. Mr. Hoover Twists A Text further down. His hair was dia- S. empty phrase in a country which One tidegate already has been blend of liberty and unity which is MARY CARNEY SHOP PENN’S TAVERN margarine. And that knocked the gar TuIIock of New Haven, treas­ the bright goal of millions who are MANCHESTER ELECTRIC DIV. shevelcd, and his face looked 5- 6—P. A. A. C. basketball team has accomplished what Russia has urer. built and others are planned. CARROLL CUT RATE It is a delicate matter—reprov­ practice, E. S. oleomargarine competition to the Ground baa been cleared for bravely offering up their lives on OF THE CONN. POWER CO. SILBROS dirty. In fact, it was as complete accomplished this winter—and ing a great public figure on a de­ 6- 7—^oneer Parachute basket­dairy interests right into a coc^ dikes. the battlefronU of the world. CLIFFORD’S MEN’S A BOYS’ SHOP a caricature of Der Fuehrer's face over the long, grinding years ot - V ic e Presidont Henry A. W’al- MANCHESTER HARDWARE CO. STATE BEAUTY SALON batable error in taste, probably ball team practice, E. S. ed hat. During the period be Wolves Plague 2. Extermination of malaria as any playful photographic re­ 7- 10— Bowling alleys open, E. S. devotion to a common cause aroimd centers of population like THE DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. thoughtlessly made in his seal for tween the passage of the law and 17 MEMBER STORES — MANCHESTER RICHARD STONE toucher could make, if he worked which made this winter's cam' Santarem, Oyapok, Porto Velho ,a good causa. We do not choose Monday: the World War margarine practi Kansas Farmers and other big towns where no One of the great dsvelopmenU DONNELLY’S PACKAGE STORE ASSOCIATION TRIPLE-X STORES against instead of for the good paigns possible. to believe thatjkfr. Herbert Hoo­ 6-9—Junior boys' game room cally disappeared from the Ameri' major anti-malarial campaign of this war is air transportation. FIRESTONE MARKET M.\NCHESTER PLUMBING ft SUPPLY CO. appearance of his subject. In a year or two what we will be TEXTILE STORE ver is ignorant of the Bible, or open. E. and W. S. can table— and the people paid, We do a good deal o f self con' Topeka. Kas., Jan. 23— OP— The ever has been wage<^ Following the picture, there 3. Control of malaria else­ moving by air w.U be fantasUc. FIRST NATIONAL STORES ANNE McADAMS that he is blind to the spiritual 6-6:45— Panthers . and Royal on an average, |rom fifty to gratulating on being what we wolf la at the door of Kansas TWEED’S have come other reports. Hitlers farmers—and he's brought along where where people are living and —«;ol. Merian C. Oooper« chief o f ! X, Blue Seniors basketball period, E. hundred per cent more for so- call a "united people,” eVbn with \ FOSTER’S MARKET MARLOW’S truth of one of its great state­ hair is gray. He is nervoua He 3. the children. working, by spraying swamps and staff to General Ohennault. U. S. CLEANERS ft DYERS ments. Perhaps, as so often hap- 6:15-7— Boys’ plunge period. E. called “natural butter” than they the yelpings of,the Wheelers and Coyotes—the prairie wolves of pools, and by distributing qui­ McCONVILLE GREENHOUSE ft H.ORIST can’t sleep nights. He has had Working conditions in the mud­ FRADIN’S WATKINS BROTHERS psns with great men' nowadays, 3. would have had to pay for the Nyes and the Hamfishes ring­ dime thriller novels—have added 2 nine or atebrine as preventative to begin wearing glasses. In or cure. ‘ • dy and oily debris of salvaged ves­ GLENNEY’S THOM McAN SHOE STORE he was the victim of some im­ 6- 7—Small gym open for hand­product which is just as whole ing in our ears and the coal mine per cent to their roster in a year, WELDON BEAUTY STUDIO short, we don’t need to worry SUte Rep. Caldwell Davis de Hospitals are to be placed sels cannot be imagined by anyone ball, E. s: some and nutritious, which keeps strike pinching the fingers of our W.T. GRANT CO, THOS. McGILL, JR. petuous ghost writer. about Hitler any more; he's going 7- 8— Small gym open for box­ Clares, and the time has come to at critical points as treat­ not personally in touch with such WERBNER’S SHOE STORE Whatever the explanation, and better and la less likely to become war workers with the cold. Rut cut down the wolf population. Da- ment and educational centers, a situation. to pieces under the strain of this ing, E. 3. -N a v y report on Pearl Harbor J. W. HALE CORP. MIMKOWSKI — THE FLORIST WESTERN AUTO STORE w e prefer that of mere careless- 7-8— Women’s gym class, E. 3. rancid and which, when all is said when we think of Leningrad and vla is co-author of a proposal to where the workers will be war. With Hitler disintegrating taught how to care for them- damage. MODERNE BEAUTY SALON tt was the voice ' of Mr. 7- 8-—Men’s plunge period, E.and 3. done, can only be told from its seventeen months of inde- replenish the Kansas state bounty HARRIETTS BEAUTY SALON WILROSE DRESS SHOP and Mussolini Already bughouse, fund with a $50,000 appropriation s e lv ^ and floating dispen- 8- 9— Advancad swimming classgood butter by the most meticu­ HESS BEAUTY SALON MONTGOMERY WARD CO. MATTHEW WIOB Itoovsr which randered this atate- this war is about over. for woman, E. 8. scribabla agony, so magnificently —enough to pay for 80,0()0 esy- sarisa heats win go Into Of course I don’t know my range, but Pve been told people tho other Might: It is a possibility, of course, 8-9:30—Men’s gym class, E. 8, lously fitacrimlnatlng palate. withstood by every s u ^ v o r alike, otea the robber country, with physMaas or at least a purse a block away have heard me snor­ MbMeal InjuncUon was, that such descriptions are true. 8-10—Bowling alleys reserved There is no disputing the fact we may well conclude that we Many fartaiers report the ani­ mals are travellnT In pack.s, at­ tra'ne-t In malsrria care ing , that man cannot live oy for women's gym class group, E. S.j that there i.s a marked difference have a- long way to go before we But even if that is so, the state of 7-10— Bowling, alleys reserved* tacking lambs, calves, turkeys and aboard. -A rm y recruit discharged due te H w gdeoUst# have , Der Fuehrer’s face has relatively for'm en’s league, W, 8. in appearance between margarine Bhall become, as to fortitude and chickens. Some 35 Brazilian doctors, plus *Yhrodie aathma " MANCHESTER EVENING HER ALT). MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. JANUARY 23. 1943 MANCHESTER EVENING JIEKALU, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1943, PAGC NINB h g u t ------^------....S y . .. ■ . ■ ■ ------z i" " omen Begins Picking Wed ill Giudl^light Setting News of Vets and Their Auxiliaries War Council SO YOUR HUSBAND'S GONE TO WAR! »»»»»» by HHIL GORHAM Stage This Season State War council. Legion to Frolic of the number and kind of gaso­ Special Meeting and you in It? This was supposed Cook’s Station Home of Good Plumbing Able to Fix ; N«w Y ork Jan. 23— Either a tax return not later Although be wasn't expected to to be everybody’s war. Why BONDS AND STAMPS wave your hair can be worn In many stytoa. name the members whose duty it ’ d 1 IT.rationline ration coupons he owns, musmust ^lomush accident or aome deaign.- than March 15,1943, fur­ 1 m s e il m g j reduce hla driving to a posiUvi e should It be only my life, my Come In and see our style Mbum and leara will be to advise him on the "most Tuesday Night family that is disrupted?” tno Bubtl* to analyze, women nished by the Bureau of I minimum. . * sT C? Repair Center Many Things about the oil permanents we give. effective methods of organizing When you hear women lament­ Internal Revenue. 2. Fuel oil must’ be conserved, ly be making more money than — I ------CLO.SED M ONDAYS — — iMva «"■<<« a fair bid to dominate the war effort In Connecticut" un­ Another one of the get-together ing bravely the new sable coat til early next week, reliable regardless of the number of fuel A special meeting of the W F. the army or navy chooses to pay. rtha Broadway atage thia aeaaon. No. 18 meetings will be held Saturday W. Club will be held Tuesday night they cannot buy: when you aee If you find yourself getting angry Earned Incomo— neducitblc sources forecast that State De­ ration coupons On hand. Care o f Your Car Is Braithwaite Is Expert • lik e the men they've done aome night at the Home. Eddie Reed 3. OU burners must be converted following the ladies auxiliary others who bear up with sour .or- about it atop and think. Isn't it Expense fense Administrator Wesley A. with his WTHT cowboys and tltude under the lack of a new At Guns, Locks and .wretchedly diaapointing things. Sturges would be retained to head to coal furnaces wherever possible. meeting. All post, fuixiliary and true that holding on to hard- Necessary These Days Chick Aaronson will provide the If every person in the state club members are Urged to attend car; when you listen to sighs over fought wage scales Is a protection -jn the other hand, the succesaea In arriving at the amount of the new council. entertainment. I>ast week’s show As Shortages Continue Kitchen Gadgets. been diatinctive, and the makes ever>’ effort to comply with this meeting. the strains of entertaining what for your husband when he re­ The bill was among a total of was so good that the members -Briaaea at leaat no more off the earned income shown on Item 1 of the Office of Price Administration If by any chance you happen to with liquor so costly and maids turns? 2,012 Introduced in the Legislature asked Commander Wilfred Clarke hard to get—you feel personally Now as never before, people arc 99 East Center Street 'BBBTk th6 men's. the return Form 1040 (Salaries as the dPAdline for the introduc­ in the above crisis. I am sure there pass the V. F. W. Home, and it It Is true that there are many If you are still driving your car, j 'tty. to continue them during the long looks as deserted as a German outraged. You want to cry out draftable young men who have learning the value of repair. Now | ' A1 Wooda' presentation ot Wil- and Other Compensation for Per­ tion of new business was reached winter months. The canteen is In will be sufficient fuel to keep the you have probably learned that it wheels turning. pillbox after a hand grenade ia against them. And you wish there gone Into defense jobs for more that they can’t get new peu-ta ori **rid H. PetUtt’a melodrama, "Nine sonal Services), ordinary and yesterday. The total—1,226 in the fine shape and sitting before the were some way you could teach no luxury but an absolute Qtrta,” with a cast oontaining Just This has .proved a most exten­ hurled inside—Just remember there money than they ever made in new equipment, they are reverting necessary expenses meurred in Otis House and 786 in the Senate— falls big fireplace made just the right them what trouble is. their lives before in order to in­ necessity. Curtailments and re­ to repair and finding it a lot ...that number and no men, ran five short of the all-time high of 2,329 setting for the wholet evening’s en­ sive bulletin, but we feel the B\iddy Is a gas ration. The Green bus has STORAGE rformancea last week. Gilbert connection may be deducted. A dis­ Column reaches more of our mem­ been doing a rushing business, Perhaps there Is no way to In­ sure their deferred status. They strictions forced th< pleasure driv­ cheapier. There la but one thing JOHN I. OLSON tinction must be made, however, in the 1929 session. tertainment. liar’s production of "lifeline," bers. so please bear with me. So since this ban on pleasure driving struct them In the ins and out of very often are smug and patriotic ing motorist off the road some to remember in coimection with E between expense attributable to 779 BilU Entered Meeting Monday trouble, these women who are the repair of your electrical or Local and Long the tale a British merchant ahip went into effect. Many of our about the work they are d ng time ago, yet there are still many ot one’s employment, and personal Of thia number, 779 bills were The last of the month meeting long until the next time. prepared to auffer under last Contract Painting te convoy, bad an all-male cast of O. C. members are hiking up and walk­ and act as if dollars and draft- cars which must be cared for to motor-driven household items. Distance Moving expense, which may n halrma.n of'^tte committee, said palms and ferns in the Center Post express our sorrow at the self or sick— gave his blood to you. to join up may not have your Get General Check-Up Mr. Braithwaite. He also sharp­ 251 No. 5tala St. Tot. 81*1 dinners, telephone smd telegraph best man for his brother. The Aux. problems of maintaining the home, But the man with children and Shortages. Johnson and Little find to see the crisis through with lit­ blaacbeater Oreea. Pboae 8096 '4oughglrla, and Arlene Francis as messages, and the like, are de­ tliis section probably would be re­ Congregational church. Dr. Watson ushers included Harold Maher, passing of this fine comrade and .^id For Wounded If you happen to own a car tle hardship. We can thankful ens lawn mowers, aissors, knives No. 102 but she baa aoroething that may a dependent wife belongs at home that they are kept extremely busy be Ihs fetching Russian sniper. ductible, but such expenses incur­ drafted to gear'.the Defense coun­ Woodruff, the minister, used the (Carles House and Richard Olm­ extend our sympathy to all who We believe this new system will which can be termed faulty these for their experience and service. and so forth. He is well acquaint­ be worse. She haa the fear with­ maintaining that family until days, why not drive it to Cook’s with the job of converting oil Another ' piece of hilarity for red by an officer or employee of a cil with the War'council. double rine service- sted of Manchester and Fred are suffering through this sad be­ save many boys lives in this war. ranges back Into the more depend­ However, there are always those ed with all makes and types of .which women are even more re­ Anot'ner of the gpvernor^s war Organist Warren Wood played out ever having had anything called. It may be cold comfort to Service Station for a general Concrete and Cinder Blocks corporation whose contract of em­ Libera of Glastonbury. reavement. where a lot of our buddies died on able coal stove or any other heat­ few who refuse to cooperate with g'Jna and revolvers. Under his sponsible is thgtitU t6 f o r I f ar r l.t n . ** "Bunny” Waters and she’s bonds. floor of the Rubinow building, ha.s ALES, WINES, LIQUORS trude Musgrove as Irina, and beautUuI. She's been a Powers that this is a very worthy cause. you have not paid your dues yet think. Why didn’t George try? Miss Swift wishes to remind you Ruth Gordon as the cunning and the place of ordinary clothing, and much war materials as it did in ‘ Don’t forget the Blood Bank Jeem’a —get it in soon and help us get New York, Jan. 23.—(;P)—Mi­ been in business for the benefit of that We owe a helping hand to the GIBSON’ S BILL'S TIRE 1941.” modeUworked for two seasons in What do 1 care about this old war chael N. Bryan, 22. the private irascible sister-in-law, Natasha. the cost of such is accordingly not Get Building and Fur* Day, which is Jan. 27th for Man­ that 100 per cent by the end of and this business of bravery 7 John Manchester women for many Infantile paralysis victims. Give as Camp Forrest. Tenn., Jan. 23.— and deductible. Cost of military and Auten declared production de­ New 'TiiH;k musicals, had night whom Author Ursula Parrott was (fl’i—Picked commissioned and non­ GARAGE Rubllc reaction has not been alto­ nishing Materials Al­ club appearances in Florida, New chester. this month. Let’s see some of you will coma out of the war safe, years and the job she has been many dimes qs you han. THE GARDEN gether applausive, but the show naval uniforms and related equip­ clined because the industry The annual Natlohal Defense old timers rn the line. accused of helping to flee from a commissioned Second Army offi­ B. H. Glbeoa, Prop. York. andXHolIywood, and knows Stipulation Ends sound, and a lot richer—and In performing can be termed excel­ REPAIR SHOP will stand scrutiny with the best ment, such as gold lace and gilt neglected to tell Federal authori­ Dinner and meeting, usually held Buddy Passes Miami Beach Army stockade, was cers com plied today their two Restaurant and Grill ties of manpower and machinery most Indestructible. her way aroynd a movie set. five years everybody will forget one of four persons under indict­ Ordered To Obtain Bibles SpccInUzing In Wm. H. Green. Prop. production o f Chekhov. buttons, is not deductible, but the next month, has been canceled, be­ Past Senior Vice Coipmander he dodged the draft by getting a lent. She has helped many a wom­ weeks of training In the nation’s 840 Main Street "The Willow and I" was anoth- cost of certain items, such as requirements. She la exactly six feet tall. cause of the present emergency. Court Test on Oil Arthur Bartly died Wednesday at ment here Kxlay on a charge of an on the road to good health with first Ranger school, and were ready BC.\B By Kate Holliday She says she wants to settle fake deferment. But George — conspiring to violate the mari­ Columbia and Elk Bicycles. ar example of the persuasive pow­ corps devices, campaign bars, and After some discussion, we voted Newington Hospital. Art will be something might happen to him the aid of her Spencer corsets and New York. Jan. 23—uPj ■ The to graduate as instructors in the Wheel Alignment, er of women in the theater. Bar­ the like, which are especially re­ Hollj’wood. Jan. 23—(Ah - And down and becoike domestic, but to purchase 3.500 poppies, 500 missed by the members of Ander- juana tax act of 1937. her expert knowledge. tactics a soldier needs to survive her height makes''.for confusion. and I'U ba the only one left to The four are accused specifical­ American Bible society has an­ Brake and U. 8. Tires. bara O’Neil and Martha Scott quired by the profeasion, as de­ Power Head Faces now Holly-wood has found a sub­ more than last year. These poppies New York. Jan. 23. —WPi—Sign­ sen-Shea" Post and Auxiliary. The remember. The Spencer corset has been a nounced that the War Shipping ruthless combat. i ductible. She’d sorta prefer A guy who was are now being made in the various ing of. a stipulation by represen­ members of the post wish to ex­ ly of operating what Assistant nationally known and nationally Lieut.-Gen. Ben Lear. Second CAMPBELL'S Repairs. Service, were ransomed from Hollywood stitute for hard-to-get' building and at leaat a six-footer^ himself, so That's what you think at one Administration has given orders to Cnrbnretor for the principal parts. Unfortu­ The uniforms o f baseball players Veterans’ hospitals all over the tatives of the Sinclair Refining tend their sympathy to Arthur’s United States Attorney Clayton advertised product in this country Army commander, in a press con­ furnishing materials that is almost wouldn’t need V stepla^der minute. Like most women in love, D. Hollinger described as a "mari­ companies operating vessels under Service! Accessories. nately the play blew up with its and other professional athletes are Test oil Pipelines country, and will be sold as usual Company and the Office of Price family. you prefer a living coward to a for yeans. Through the medium Its control to obtain from the so­ ference said the school, turning FOR SERVICE not considered clothing adapted to indestructible. It’s good for ju st, to look her In the eye. in May of thi.s year. This sale must Administration ended the OPA’s Comrade Jim Leggett is an juana rendezvous" in a midtown of this Bcipntic garment, many out Us first class, is not intended Out of Gas — Flat Tire — second act thunder storm. about any movie use except those Further details on "Biinhy” In­ dead hero. You're no frantic, pub­ ciety free New Testaments for "The Damask Cheek." the John general wedr, and the cost of such go on, though the. necessity is not court test of its recent order ban­ uncle of Private Frank J. Mans­ hotel room for soldiers from near­ woman have found the road to to create a separate Ranger unit 185 Main St. Phone 5012 180 Spruce St. • Phone 5450 breakaway chairs they bounce clude the fact that she’s a posable licity - crasy, umbrella - banging, by camps. rafts and lifeboats. In making the Battery Trouble — Van Druteh-Lloyd Morris comedy, is deductible. The same also ap­ Washington, Jan. ?3—(A*)— The as great as other years. ning discrimination in the sale of field who died In action. Private aex-starvad female left over from good health and fine posture. The announcement yesterday, the so­ for the Army. plies to the cost of helmets, rub­ nation's new power director, tak­ over Lou Costello’s dome. cook and a pretty good seamWess. However when the result of the fuel oil. Mansfield was on our list to be­ The indictments were returned Spencer has been endorsed by ‘These courses,” he said last DIAL 6161 which starred Flora Robson, Tommy Thompson. a studio It sounds like a gag to meXbut the last war. And the game of yesterday by a Federal grand ciety said It expected approximate­ moved pleasantly along on a note ber coats, and rubber boots re­ ing over today the Job of directing present war begins to be felt we This action came yesterday In come a member of Anderson-Snek pin-the-whlte-feather went out nany doctors and medical maga ly 20,000 New Testaments to-be night on the eve of zraduation Shell Gas and Motor Oil quired to be purchased and worn technician, has worked out a new Bunny says she’s not kidding. Post The post extends their sym­ Jury. Named with Bryan were sines, because they know how vital O f polite laughter for two months the War Production board’s proj­ ar an organization must be ready Federal Court when the company with the false armistice. distributed. exercises." are what we feel each Keep your onr wnll grensed nnd KRAUSE'S by city firemen, and the cost of ected expansion of utilities, may method of handling lumarith, a Involved by Her Lunch \ agreed to discontinue the alleged pathy to Private Frank Mansfield’s Rose Haberman, alias Rose Rey­ good support is to the • modern FRUIT TREES unUl Miss Robson took cold and transparent and practically un­ to setp in again with sufficient If the whole matter bad been individual soldier ought to know have tbe oil changed frequently. rubber coats and rubber boots re­ get his first major test in trying to Anne Baxter’s custom of carry rfunda to help lighten the burden discriminatory practices and to family. nolds, Theodore S. Relg, alias woman. and we hope to qualify every man Dwight Deere Wiman decided to breakable plastic, 'ft'lth Dr. Vladi­ ing her own lunch to the studio left to you, you would have pre­ Teddy Reeves, a night club mas­ and GREENHOUSES quired to be purchased and worn obtain pipe lines and other facili­ - Due to the restrictions on pack- sell on an equal basis to ail per Don’t forget to get around Tues­ ferred some way your husband Especially True Now Up to the 15th century wood; in the Second Army. CAMPBELL’S Close. by city policeirien. mir Voronovsky, an authority on had her a little Involved the other day night-—and. keep on buying ter of ceremonies, and Joseph Alt- (111 Hartford Road - Manebwrtm Women had a lot to do with ties to avert a natural gas short­ sent to the boys oyerseaa, we sons entitled trader the OPA ra­ oould hava atayad at home. carving in the Orient was con­ "Most of all, theae courses wilt SERVICE STATION synthetics, he is experimenting morning. bonds werger, aliaa George Auld, a Especially in these times of war "Yankee Point,” a little story age next winter. decided to send money each birth- tioning order to buy fuel oil. George didn’t try to dodge the work, the modern woman must fined to the decoration of temples. assist the men on sny bsttlefleld Cor. Mnln and Middle Turnpike Speoial Attaattaa Following the appoiniment of J. on new uses for the substance. Riding a bus to an early call The OPA obtained a temporary -B ee-el member of the Camp Kilmer, N. GRAPE VINES about women at war. Mane Louise To date, Thompson has used day.^n the long run, this will be draft, Mark volunteered, how­ be able to carry on without being in the world." Given To Pboa* A. Krug to the newly-created post. .she was sitting with her tin pall betterXas these boys can purchase restraining order against the com­ J., Army band. '> Order* rel. 81110 Elkins was co-producer: Gladys' Believ es Soldiers lumarith for nilniatut^vairplanes ever your husband got in It, you Bryan, Relg and Miss Haber­ hampered by pains and aches. If Now is the time to trim Evrr- WPB officials expres.sed the opin­ in her lap when a buxom gal in cigaretm cheaper than we can pany We&eaday and argument Walsh On .%cUve Duty greens. Shnib* or Pen-nnlals. S|in-i«Uat to Fa- Hurlbut wrote the play, and Edna and claims that it was coveralls took the seat beside her. know It was the only way for him. man were named In indictments all of the wo;nen who are engaged ion that unless he Is successful the here. Valentine rards with the was heard yesterday on the Fed­ But that may not be ^rue of It pays to get our unblaned ad­ neral and Wed- Rest. Elizabeth Patterson'and K. possible to do nip-ups with the The newcomer was wearing an A n n a p o lis. — Lieut.-Corodr. alleging posaession, sale, or both, in war work were to give up their Still Senliiiienlal gas shortage in some sections greetings M our Unit, will go out eral agency’s application to make your friend's husband. His eyes jobs because of ill-health, the war Have Your Umbrellas QUALITY Keep Healthy vice. No ralinning, though Wt- ding Arraaga- T. Stevens had a major share of models. When the scenes were aircraft worker’s identifleatiofi to the overSSa boys this week, and Cbarlea B. Walsh, crew coach. Is of marijuana or marijuana ciga- might equal the east's current fuel it permanent. With the signing of are bad, you know, and he effort- would be Impeded. It is TIm Speaeer •xpMt atock shortage. OMeta. — ‘ the activity on stace. crisis. finished, he and his men jumped up badge and was totin’ some vittles to the boys ip this country later. now on active duty with the Naval rettea. PRINTING! Gish Sisters Return Briefly and down on them, and still they the stipulation the restraining or­ couldn't see a German if be were therefore Important- for these In naming Krug. WPB Chair­ too. I We have 1.5 boys on our list at the der was vacated and the action to Reserve. He Is an 'Instructor In the Repaired Now! D m printing W ay! tt r Gut Ftowar* ThF Gish sisters returned brief­ Chicago. Jan. 23 — i/Pi The didn't break. "What do you work In, sister?’ standing smack on t(^ of him. women to correct their posture. greeting card industry, busy sup- man Donald Nelson said the for­ present time, an^.6 are in foreign obtain a. permanent Injunction Department of Scarosnship and This can be done with a Spencer job we do lor John S. W olcott & Son Potted Plaata ly to Broadway. Lillian with Stuart mer TVA official would have re­ Will Carry Only Lights she asked. "Rivets or wires?” service. If you khqw of any change Navigation at the Naval Academy. Don't watt for stormy went her. yen w 111 pl.vlng valentines to the men in For the new Astaire picture, was dropped. Take the young man next door Report May Hurt corset. This has been proven time Individually De­ Erwin in the Theater Guild's "Mr. sponsibility for electricity, gas, "Oh. I’m stlU 'll"'in celluloid!” of address, pleaa^ notify Mrs. We will fix it at reaoonable prove antls- Beytmore." by Ketti Frings r the armed forces and their sweet­ "The Sky’s the Limit." Thompson who la serving on the special com- and time again by Miss Swift. signed Supports hearts at home, believes that water and communications and Anne answered. Kathleleen Sweet. \ mittea tbat gets blanket defer­ prices. We have new coven In faetory, bn- 1 woman), and Dorothy with Louis has built all the Instruments for District Me^ng Probing o f, Spies Ma'ke an appointment with Miss American soldiers in this war are that his post would be comparable Freddie Slack’s band in lumarith. Nearly Ever>' Seat Sold ment. Naturally hla mother la aU stylet and colors. Als»— caubf It‘ will Improve Poetiire Cattle and Poultry Calhem in ’’The Great Big Door­ to those of Harold L. Ickes and The District meeting will be Swift soon. Get a free figure COMPLETE as sentimental- and attached to They will be used in a blackout Hollywood usually doesn’t go happtsr that har son la doing Uaisd Utnbrellxs for Bale. bn^ ptodnoed under the and Health. step,” a comedy by Frances Good­ William Jeffers as petroleum and held Jan. 24th, in the Town Hall analj'sis from her soon by appoint­ modem, elficleat metbods. Get home tie.s as were the boys in kha­ sequence. Since they are trans­ In for amateur groups. There something removed from danger. Buenos Aires, Argentina, Jan. ment. Her telephone number Is Are Bringing Tup Prices! rich and her husband, Albert rubber administrators, respective­ are too many thousands of them in Berlin, at 3:45 p. m. Chairmen onr eatlmato. BUILDING Hackett, which deserved a good ki 25 years ago. parent, they will carry the only of standing committees kre re­ The son didn’t seek out the job 23— (>P)—Foreign Minister Enrique 4437, and you can be xssured of But the card publishers, who ly. out here. But. a week before the to save his nagk. .JHe preferred LOUIS PALLUZI Dependable Quality • Servlon! ANNIE SWIFT SERVICE FEED run and didn’t get it. lights on the set. Bulba will be minded to get in their reports be­ Rule Gutnaau declared last night courteous service at her hands Srd Floor, Rubinow Bldg are meeting here, also decided— opening, nearly every seat for going into active service. But the 48 BIsaell St. Tel. 5808 Katharine Hepburn also return- placed inside the violins and stuff. fore the first of February, that Argentina's investigation of She will help you. Phope 4437 COAL - COKE and dl-splayed their cards to back The lumarith piano, incidentally, “This- Is the Army” was sold. In­ job was given him by reason of Axis espionage activities might ba Don’t forget. Miss Swift is lo- WILLIAM H. SCHIELDGB sd in "Without Love," and if the asmuch as no telephone or mail Our membership is slowly ris­ 185 Sprue* Street TnL SdM Hours: 2 to 8 and 7 to t RANGE AND FUEL 011.S MOON'S FEEDS play itself is weak. Miss Hepburn up their contentions—that while Wisconsin May has cleared up a shooting problem ing, but we would like to get the p l e a s e I^OTE! training and background. impaired by tbs publication yas' Johnny DoughhUSy might prefer the which has bothered Hollywood for reservations were accepted and Undoubtedly in the aariy days terday in Montevideo of an Inter- FOR BEST RESULTS! Is a delight to the eye and ear. the theater is 10 miles from the balance In the near future. lacy cards of grandmother’s day, years: How to show a pianist’s We all know the critical emer there was a great biutle and American committee report on Prompt Deliveries There were a couple of minor In- Pav Old War Debt nearest studio, this is quite a etdemts, "Vickie." jammed 'with he’s going to get and send simpler haniis when he’s playing. With the genev that Connecticut citizens .rushing off to Washington to seek espionage in thia country and said GIvts you tho At All rimes ones ranging from "all out love plastic Instrument, jrou can view thing. sjid Connecticut industry is fac­ the cushy desk jobs that keep a It “added nothing" to information women, and "Janie,” the latter The answer doesn't seem to be •utvivea. So. for that matter, do messages” to the “only girl’.’ types. the soloist’s fingers from any ing now and will face during the man from harm. But remember already submitted to bis govern­ MANCHES'l'ER LARSEN'S Madison, Wis., Jan.' 23.—lAh— angle. Ued up with pubUeity, though the next few weeks, due to the fuel the next time you want to aak a ment by the United States em' KEEP YOUR PROPERTY "Arsenic and Old LAce” which de- show has had barrels ef it. Rath­ LUMBER & FUEL CO. FEED SERVICE ■ Bsnda.Iargely on the sinister minis- Wisconsin pays her debts— if she's No Limit to PomIbiUtleii shortage. We are entirely depend­ man why ha isn't in uniform that baaay.. Thompson believes that there is er, It Is a personal tribute to the the young man working on the S8 Depot Square Pboa* 84S8 Dri^loiui of two aging ladies; given time. ent on tank cars for our supplies Tlje foreign minister, in a state' town Telephone 5145 Girls’ Gym Class She's had enough now, so, if the no limit to' the possibilities of this men In uniform and to the one J U K special commlttoa happens, for tMunior Miss," the Joyous shenani- of gasoline and fuel oil. During D B ® G ment to the press, said Argentina WELL PAINTED Legislature gives the nod. she'll material. He says that sets in the man who put the production to­ obvious reasons, not to- be in waa doing Its best to cope with the I c t adolescents, mostly female, the period of cold weather, the NEW At Rec Popular settle her Civil war account. future will be constructed cheaply gether, Irving Berlin. When majority of these ckrs must be khaki, while the man with the Axis spy ring under her own laws. ; R M *WU m Spirit." or Ufe with And Maintain Its Value And Appearance! Sorry you « e f c u $ i e » Don’t think she hasn’t tried be­ of lumarith, which can be poured “This Is the Army” opened last devoted to hauling fuel oil and a f f l i l j B S soft deak job might be sporting Argentina was described in the re­ irSw spooky LMoora Oorbett and into any form desired, can go night Hollywood was there and two stripes bacauaa he's the son port as the "canter of operations” T. P. Holloran Wood and the dlzsy Mil- fore. Plenty of times the attempt’s minimum amount of gasoline nec­ The new women's gym class at been made—moat always when a around comers, make columns, cheering! essary to maintain essential trans­ of a senator who knows a general of Oarman' asplonage ia the west­ b«l wa'U FUNERAL HOME ■SNotwick. war was being fought—but some­ and has the added attraction of be­ portation. Tank car delivery can­ wher knows the ropes. ern hemisphere. « HOUSE glad *0 m '•M y Sister lUeen,” a notable the East Side Recreation building is proving to be very popular with thing always interfered. ing infinitely stronger than the Kaiisas May Become Drier not supply sufficient fuel for these SUNDAYS Consider the factories working Thirty-eight persons were ar Manchester th* Ideally located ■vmtonl feminine strength in plywood or lamlnat^ wood new in purposes and also for unlimited day and night. This is a war of rested as a result of memoranda repair* at tow closed last Saturday the women. There was a good Now, with another war a year away troai tlw old, she’ll try again. use. Topeka, Kas., Jaa. 23—(AV- driving. We must choose at once OR production as well aa combat. And previously turned over to Argen­ p r I * * * — *o •M parformancea. turnout last week, despite the bad aosED Master Painters Association ■ ■ P A I B t far*. Otsttsottw* i weather, end it is expected that The Ropubllcan Steering com­ Yep, lumarith la good for just Dry Kansaa may become ' even between cold homes and elimina­ tbe non-unlformed men on the tina by the United States embassy, PAINT qolekiy g a s more will take advantage of the mittee haa introduced into the G. about anything that - shouldn't be more arid. A stack of 130 peti­ tion of ^ 1 but the most essential production lines are aome of the Six of these persons have been ar­ Lawrence Converse & Son Wm. Dickson & Son woat b* laeoa t ' U SRM Msa Miles course on Monday evening O. P. dominated State Assembly broken. Now watch some prop tions. containing 7,000 names, has driving.*^ HOTEL best young fighters In the couu' raigned and released on - bond of John McCann John I. Olson John Tynan Patottag aad Miss Violet McRae, the instruc­ a bill calling for payment of the man try to fun up a pump for a reached the Kansas House of The efforts to prevent wide­ try. If your husband wars on ona about ffiOO, pending trial early in a AMBULANCE 8EBT1C1 TbB revised He tor, ’ la stressing the importance 11,183,700 debt Incurred back in broken-hearted damsel! Representatives. The petitions spread Buffering in the state due of the gigaatie eonvayor baUa f»> Fabruary- aberai WOtTBB’B AUru BOOT Oa to the lack of fuel oU and kero­ to this winter to ot keeping pby^cslly fit for tbe_ the days when the 'union was Im­ Tan Showgirl Would Wed urge that the alcohoUc content of SHERIDAN Ing full bleat these days he'd ba ...... '1 ...... Manclieetw Phimblag Supply Manchester Lumber Co. JOHNSON PAINT CO. IS IF* W*rtb Plxiag— DAYANONIGIIT UR090 Bsaa salles of duration. She Is is an excellent in- ,.periled and the state waa forced Notice to nien over 6 feet two beer, strongest beverage sold I»> sene and to nuiintein the tranapor- doing hla duty as aurely and right­ Ancient Britons stained them- Bdwin Johnson, Prop. w * Uaa P b It" tetlon necessary to keep industrial Olenney J.umber Co. Johnson Paint Co. Thos. McOIII, Jr. ORlsr schedules were Btnictor and knows how to keep i to borrow fimds to equip Wlacon- inches: Hollywood's tallest show­ gaily In Kansas, be reduced from ly aa he ia now. ae.ves with woad„ an herbaceous las w. MMdi* rph. iw. fist 175 Center SL wheels rolling, wnll stenu or fall. •N B(nto'8t. IM. «W4 4he class busy evetj^ minute. iginaoldiera girl wants to get married. Her 3.3 per cent to 4 o f 1 per cent JaeidaBtaUy. hs teould cartala- pianC 1 1 ‘ R>^

MAIMlJHl-JSlI'JK h k ;k a l .D, MANCHKSTEII. CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1D13 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 23. 1943 PAGE ELEVEN regardless .of what part of the But One Selectee time. The only way you can beat ' ■■ ...... a British Capture ti.e house is to have enough money HEALTH AND DIET body Is involved. M anchester Special Town i m e t I W v e In This Local Group to double your bet each Ume. ^I'ripoli as Rear You’re bound to win eventually. ADVICE (Iron Starvation) D ate Book Walter Hublard, aon of Mr. But you have to be ill a no-limlt Question: Martha D. inquires; Meet Monday Starts Today I and Mrs. Joseph Hublard of game—and the house always puts Famished by the McCoy "I understand that iron ia one of Daily Radio Programs Meriden^ Topples Manchester High. 31-1 Today East Middle Turnpike, played Guard Defeati^ a limit on bets. .See?’’ / Health Service the moat necessary minerals in the body and I want to know if it is Opening Mile of Dimes cam- the role of the Done Ranger For a "clean/|rame,” here’s an Address communications to The paign. Residents to Take Action Eos Sera War Time this morning when he left for argument: "Y^u let a man play possible for the average person to ■da Placed hi Three (Continued from Page One) Herald, Attention MrCoy fall to get enough of it." Monday, January 25 the Army induction center. four or five times and then you Health Service Special Town meeting at High On Police Situutipn; ^^oinU in Town aa | Due to an extra medical exam­ poll some, dirty work. You break Answer: As a general rule the Baseball Stays Afloat-. by demolition charges aa the bat­ average diet provides an abun­ school auditorium at 8. Little Interent. ination, young Hublard did not tle-grimed’' Eighth Army moved in him and distress himi But you Tuesday, January 26 ^ Campaign Opens. leave with the rest of the Man­ play straight, and he wins once Muscular Rheumatism dance of food iron. However, for All Networks to Salute New Grid Coach NEWS ITEAA Memphis '^man Fourth Quarter at 5 a.m. today and took charge various reasons, enough iron may Joint meeting Manchester's chester contingent yesterday. of the new and important addition in a While, so he’ll come back and Service Clubs, Speaker, Rev. Dr. The first special town meeting Show boating is tailor-made That form of rheumatism called not be absorbed. For example the suggests clubs make training fe- A spscial ooBunittM, J ^ d ed by to Allied air and sea bases on the tell his frien d s.".... James Gordon Gilkey. in over a year will be hold Mon­ for Bo-Bo Newsom. FJMu M*tth*w« «rf the (Srcle Oie- iron mav be taken into the body President on Birthday trips on Mississippi River North African coast. ^ muscular rheumatism by the lay- Wednesday, Aanimry 27 day evening, at 8 o’clock in High jgr •ract6d itands tiir«€ points with the food used, but because of School hall, called on a petition For Pittsburgh Rommel had abandoned the city rhe "unseen percentage" jn all ; referred to as flbrositls by an intestinal condition may not be Manchester Day at Hartford I show boats. Drive Settles liancheater this morning which the games favors the house. A , . ^ ______signed by 23 vbters of the town without making a determined • 111 I ■■ I III 111 II ■ pMBeially opened the local paraly- nickel of every dollar spent at ; the doctor. Fibrositis means an absorbed properly. An article on Blood Bank. New York, Jan. 23—i/P)—Via oil 10th anniversary: 11:15 Eddie - - Obituary stand although small forces of Work on Red Surgical for the purpo.se of taking action on roulette goea to the house— the Inflammation of fibrous tissue, Iron Starvation should be of inter­ Cross networks, and in keeping with the Cantor’s annual March of Dimes. sJ5a drive. The first one was p l a ^ rearguards were left behind to 1 dressings at the American Legion the police situation. K in front of the Manchester Trust customers don’t miss it (unless which lies in between the bundiM est to you. This article will be for­ plan adopted oorly in Roosevelt’* MBS—7:45 Dr. W. A. Moier on slow the progress of the British I hall between the hours of 10 a. ni. The meeting was called by the “Gideon Society in War” ; 8 Amer­ ^-Ckamiany at 9 o’clock and the sec- they’re heavy losers) but the j of muscular tissue. When the warded to any reader desiring a administration, an hour’s special G I G Brother Act Tight Contest Army and give his Army needed copy who write in care of this and 4:30 p. m. Selectmen last Monday night after ican Eagle club; 9 Chicago Thea­ Succeed Bowser Soon MHid a few minutes later in front nickel’s mount up. That’s the "un- fibrous tissue is inflamed this pro- rcoeipt ol the third petition result­ program, "America Salutes the Deaths time to join the Axis forces under newspaper and encloses 10 cents Tuesda.v, February 'i President’s Birthday” will ’ e ter "Martha” : 10:15 Saturday lo f the SUte theater. Chairman Col. Gen. Jurgen Von Arnim ip seen percentage.’’ . .. . ’■ i duces the soreness and pain in the Annual meeting of Manchester ing from the appointment of Dep­ As Hc.id Man; Expect X oD S B o w lers l^ack Sanson supervised the inatal- A1 says this isn't telling any | muscles affected which are the and one large self-addrea.sed enve­ broadcast next Saturday night. It Bondwagon. Tunisia. 100 miles to the west. lope. At the same time that you Red Cross Chapter. Trade School uty Chief of Police Joseph Pren­ Wiiiiiers Pul on Drive atlons. At the north end Dante James Kock trade secrets. And it won’t hurt I chief symptoms 6f which the pa- tice last October. Two previous pe­ will start at 11:15. Announcement Today. » . • The captured capital of Tripoll- request the article on iron, I sug­ auditorium at 7:30. Sunday Brings: Talks—MBSMBS 1 Hoop Moguls .^■aaanl. in charge of the drive on James Rock, 67, a veteran of tania put the Fhghth Army with­ the gambling houses. It’s like that | tierit complains, titions fileil with the Selectmen Augmenting pickups from varl- . - „ ^ In Final Period to Monday, March 1 ous parts of the country will be ‘ ^p.m...... Reviewing...... „ ______Stand _recorded,j CO — Last Lvening J'Depot Square, placed the third one World War 1, died yesterday after­ in 200 miles of the enemy held traveling salesman in the story. | The patient suffering 7rom i^us- gest that you ask for the article PitUburgh, Jan. 23—(/P)—Rays O on--Food Minerals aa this will tell "Rubinoff and His Violin," at were denied by the Selectmen, but Hawaiian islands. I "Must We Feed the World? ” NBC poritlon just before 10 o’clock. noon at the Veterans' hospital in Tunisian port of Gabes and only Stramied in a small town, he i cular rheumatism Is easily led to when the current petition was re­ one from the Break Up Game; Big you about the other important High School hall. Auspices Man- Other features are a drama. "Four 2 Roundtaolc "Behind the Labor of hope that the University of Put on Grid ^ Tonight's Program Rocky Hill. He was born in Man­ .120 miles from Axis supply lines asked a native if he knew of a believe that most of the trouble che.ster Kiwanis Club. ceived the Selectmen decided to Crowd Sees Contest. lies in the muscles; however, this minerals needed. With the two Freedoms,” by Norman (Jorwin, Crisis,” Norman Thomas ant' oth Pittsburgh may return to the high SchubertS Capture AI) Tonight, at 7:15, Dr. P. F. Mc- chester and enlisted in Company through "bomb alley" the stretch game he could get in, to kill a settle the current police contro­ ers; BLU 3:15 Wake Up Forum iTPartland of Hartford, recognized B 102nd Regiment 26th Division of the between is not the case aa rheumatism has articles in your po.ssession, you Clifton Fadiman aa M.C., Sammy place it once held in college foot few hours. The native said, "Sure, will have considerable information versy once and for all by calling, Kaye’s orchestra, with additional "Freedom From Want”; MBS 8 Honors at Murphy^s; By Grayson Meriden stopped Manchester ^na an authority on polio will be in Hartford July 6, 1917 he was in | Tunis and Sicily. a constitutional cause. When the the speci.al town meeting. boll ranks brightened up the cam­ but it’s crooked.” So the salesman on food minerals, their u.se in the details to be announced later. Forum "Paying for the War.’ interviewed at the stand in front many important battles. He was Ten miles south of Tiipoli is the walked around, and pretty soon primary cause is established, then ------y ;,, ,’ ---- y - ...... - Litth' interest has been exhibit­ pus today os students awaited First Round W on by High in the linal six r.iinutos and comparatively trivial causes such ! bo

MICKEY FINN Th« Babbit Bant* I LANK LEONi Mi^riCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 104S t a g e t w e l v t i Sense and Nonsense WE'RE MF)DE. ^pHiL— m W-WHAT , W BU HAVE TO WAIT NOOOe/ LOOK QOT BAD DO V-YQU J U ^ I L t h e w a r is MT ALL THESE NEWS FOR MEAN? 'OVER ID MAKE THEM{ S. P. C. A. Agent—1 have a re­ It has been suggested that The only way to dislodge a dis­ OROERSI < I CANT Of T THE port that you are In the habit of every motor car driven should agreeable thought Is to crowd It WFiS%ilN% TO MATERIAL NOWf shooing yqwt poultry Into a flald sound three distinct blasts of his out with one that Is agreeabla and then trying dellberataly to horn when passed by a car going WRITE YOU ^ 11^ A Gtij's Wants ForVbur Benefit run them down with an automo­ more than 36 miles an hour. A Drill Sergeants (to awkward TOOAKT Classified bile. What's the idea? good idea: By getting his number squad)—Com-pa-nee, atten-shun! Farmer—^The idea la that Tva and letting the world know about Ck>m-pan-nee, Uft up your left leg lost more than a dozen thla paat it would be better and more effec­ and hold It strsigbt in front of Automobiles for Sale 4 Repairing 2.3 Help W'anted—Female 35 Household Goods 51 Wanted—Real Estate 77 summer by sudden death on the tive to atop the wild driving. you! Announcements Automobiles for Sale 4 highway, so I am training the By mistake, one rookie held up Lost and Found 1 2 ROOM OUTFIT automobiles ’ e q u a l to FOR SALE—1935 PLYMOUTH SAWS Oh ALL KINDS hied, set, WANTED —RELIABLE house­ V'E HAVE A CUSTOMER who rest of them to be auto-shy. Bachelor—Before the wedding his right leg, which brought It out IjOST—HAN'S BIGHT HAND FOR REINT— LATEST TYPE Sedan, $50.00; 1936 Bulck sedan, ana repaired, cord wood saws keeper, experienced in cleaning, ~$99.95— wishes to buy a 2 family house, next to his neighbor’s left leg. hosplUl bed, for home use. Rates New.” 1942 Olds sedan, club. 1941 you told me that married lift gun*, vicinity of Cheney mills. PonUac sedan. 1941 Chevrolet $125.00; 1937 G. M. A, C. truck. gummed, power and hand lawn and cooking. Attractive apart­ on Birch, Oak, Maple, Eldrldge Modem Mary would be one grand, sweet song. Sergeant (bawling)—Aw, right, Ilnder please notify 45 Norman reasonable. Call Kemp’s Inc. TeL $245.00. Brunner's, 80 Oakland nowers iverhauled, and sharp­ ment for desirable person. Tel. Just the Outfit You Need to Start or School streets. If you wish to aw, right! Who's tbe wise guy sedan, 1§41 Che\Tolet convertible. Mary had a little car, new and Benedict (gloomily)—Yes, but street Tel. 7715. Reward. 568U. 1940 Plymouth station wagon. street, Manchester, Conn. Tel. ened Stored all winter no extra 3118. Mrs. Wm. Cheney. Your Own Home sell please contact Robt. J. Smith over there holding up both legs? -Charge. Axes, knives, shears, and Inc., 963 Main street. shiny bright; •Ince then I have found it one 1941 Olds sedan. Many others. 5101. She was so proud she drove it grand refrain. Automobiles for Sale 4 Sec Finance Manager, Brun­ skates sharpened. Capitol Grind­ , ANTED TWO WOMEN or $20 Deposit-$2 Weekly ------^______It 1s just as unpatriotic to cash tOR SALE—1940 CHEVROLET ing Co., 38 Main, Tel. 7958. girls for Manchester Laundry. 72 around the town day and Bachelor—How’s that? your war bonds as It la not to buy ners, 80 Oakland street, Man- night. 1941 WILLY'S DELUXE sedan, ciester. Tel, 5191-4485. Master Deluxe coach. Heater. Maple street. Includes modern Bedroom Suite; Benedict—My wife Insists that I them. REAL ESTATE 1940 Willys deluxe sedan, 1938 Driven only 10,000 miles, spare PIANO rUNING and repairing. Beo, Dresser and Chest, Sheets. H og Sales But now—we have a war to win— refrain from cards, refrain from Willy8 deluxe sedan, 1937 Che\TO- m ercury 1940 CONVERTIBLE never used. Terms and trades. Player piano specialty. John CALL ON FRIENDS with Greet­ Pillow erases, Hug, Lamps, Picture; and so like all of us. smoking, refrain from betting, re­ First Drunk—Why tab you walk­ BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE., WITH P Cockerbam. 2'8 Bigelow street. ing Card Aasortments. Easter, Everywhere that. Mary goes she OUT OUR WAY MAJOR HOOPUB Iv PnrehaM let deluxe sedan, 1935 Plymouth coupe, radio, heater. Low mileage, Brunner's, 80 Oakland street. Tel. pc. Dinette: Table and 4 chairs, Fall Below frain from going to the club, and ing in that ditch? deluxe sedan. Cole Motors—4164. good ’ tires, very' clean. 1941 5191. Tel. 4219. Birthday, other occasions. Per­ pci Dinner Set, 26 pcs. Silver­ ridea upon a bus. refrain from going to baseball Second—It shaves time. I don’t Thai Home From sonal Stationery; Gift Wrappings. ware, Metal Utility Cabinet, Rug, OH , X DON’T KNOW DO VOU V W E’R E THAT T H C R C . t h e r e ! M.V WORD, jASO N , TW& NOU SDTTINDV Chevrolet Special Deluxe 4 door A'a n t e d rUNE, repair and games or on flsbing trips. keep falling Into It. UNFORTUNATE sedan. W-W Urea only. 7400 ro Big profits. Experience unneces­ Ash Stand, etc. • ' Hopes Set Speaking of court matters re­ HOW X KIN FACE HAVE TO LITTUEr MAhJ ‘DOTES ONiTWlS VOARM. A E'iCPERT OtA ARTHUR A. Garagres—Service- regulate yoiir piano or player sary. Samples on approval. Wal­ minds us of another incident with' SUCH A DARK FUTURE! LOOK GENERATION DiSH/-^THE6ETOTS ARE GMAR-TER.' CAMNMN6 miles. Brunners. Tel. 5191- 4485 piano. TeJ. Manchester 6052. lace Brown, 225 Fifth Ave., DepL In legal chambers. A soldier was THAT’S GOIN* TO Maneheater. Storage 10 We will warehouse this merchan­ WHEN rM ABOUT 440. THAT FAR THAiO WE SROVOfeWPS THINK— THEV B a b i e s , k w g t n a 2604. New York. dise at no extra cost to you, for (Oonttnned from Page One) on the wltneas stand testifying as FUNNY BUSINESS SOME LITTLE KID SAVIN', AHEAD HAVE TD MAKE KUOFLA FOR RENT—GARAGE on Chest­ MOWEIRS SHARPENED, repair^ to the speed and direction of an , KNOW WHKT'S (SOOD FOR THEtA • MACrOFR/— ^ ed, shear grinding, key fitting, future delivery. 'W H U T , YOU WASMT IN TO FIND DISH WASHIN’ AN* fflO Mata 8 t PiMHie 5440 FOR SALE nut street. Available Feb. 1st. million head more for breeding automobile that had hit another BABV-MINDIN* A HER/— LITTLE LEO ^ dupUcatlng, vacuum clesmers etc. Help Wanted—Male 36 stock than had been expected. This car. TH’ WARf WHY, MV Four - Room Cape Cod. Tel. 7379. overhauled. Braltbwalte, 53 Pearl A-L-B-E-R-T-S GRAMMA AND MA MAN’S JOB SO TH* iNOOLDhST lAiroO LOOK AB HAPPV Allen & Hitchcock, 43 Allyn St. Is indicated by department esti­ Defense Attorney—So you esti­ Ak'E------lP O F IT ' AB A COVU INj Ui Steam heat. Fireplace. Buy atreet. WA^ mates that 25 per cent more sows mate that Blank’s car was going WAS,»"-OHOOH,» ,»;^1^0enter Restaurant. Telephone Hartford Cmui. have been or will be bred to far­ A CAWNPIELO/ Inc. Heating—Plumbing— NEW CONVERTIBbE TOPS, cel­ Cix. Train, or Bus Expenses will 65H miles an hour, eh? Now what as rent. F. H. A. Financ­ 17 3972. row In the spring than a year ago. msikes you think you are such a .Manchester Office: Roofing luloid replaced in curtains, all be refunded on purchase of above The department had expected an ing. kinds of leather work. Chaa. bak­ merchandise. good judge of speed and distance Jones Says:- 95.3 .Main St. Tel. 3301 ED COUGHLIN —REPAIRS OF Dogs—Birds—rPets 41 increase of only 15 per cent. anyway ? ing, 90 Cambridge street. Tele­ 3. Farmers had delayed market­ Wllllmantlc Oflire; all types ol roofs. 390 Woodland phone 4740. FOR SALE—EIGHT PIECE din­ Soldier—My work -in the Army. The old farmer says it’s 824 .Main St. Tel. 1935 street. Phone 7707. COCKER SPANIEL puppies. SUrt ing room set, almost new. Cost ing at least a million head to feed ^Defense Attorney (walking into 2-Family, 4 rooms each. them to heavier weights. going: to be a long hard win­ Steam heat. Located close REPAIRI.NG AND reflnlshlng the New Year with a Merry $189. Will sell for $100. Call It With both eyes wide open)— JOHN CLARK PLUMBING and chairs, caning, splint rush and Cocker puppy to brighten and 2-1625 after 6:30. Expect Larger Marketings ’ What do you do in the Army that ter with a late spring. to Main street. Lii’e in one REAL ESTATE LISTING Heating, jobbing. 37 Hollister St. protect your home. Jack ..Frost Officiala said, however, they ex­ Place your orders now reetl. Edward E. Fish, 104 Chest­ qualifies you In such minute de­ I rent and have the other pay MANCHESTER— Tel. 3233. , nut street. Tel. 3688. Kennels, -(6 Gardner street pected hog marketings in January. tails? with JONES for: expenses. Union .Street. Two 5-rnom Machinery and Tools 52 Februarj’ and March to be con­ Soldier—I'm the observer on A flats. 3 garages. S. P. 84JIOO. WANTED— DEPENDABLE boy siderably larger than a year ago big gun battery. It Is my job to r =r Warm Morning D. P. $800. Plat now vacant. Moving—Trucking— Help Wanted—Female 33 16 or 17 to learn quality pressing, USED CLETRAC 20 tractor. New and larger than the government — . LON# and finishing on ladies and men's sight the shots and to see where SlSTANCa = Six-Room Single, close to Storage 20 and used Implements, saw rigs. estimated for those months. If this they land. H/RUWIAJ# Heaters dry cleaned garments. Good pay Dublin Tractor Company, Wllll- is the case, they said, the govern­ Main street. EIro Street. Two 5-room THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERCo. GIRL OR WOSIAN wanted. New while learning. This is a chance Railroad Stoves flats. S. P. $5,100. n. p. mantic. ment wtil be able, to buy more Price ...... $5,000. local and long distance moving. Model Laundry. SiAnmlt Street to learn a good paying Job. Ap­ heavily of pork In those months Idle Thoughts. . . , We know the $ 1,0 00 . course of true love never runs All Cast Iron Return load system, furniture W ANTED—A FEW MORE good ply in person. Rainbow Oeaners, than it had planned, and thereby storage. Dial 6260. 50 Harrison street Manchester. W’anted—^To Buy 58 make up for the deficiency In sup­ smooth, but the case of the boy Pot Bellied Stoves $ 1,000 South End Section. 2-famlly women for sorting and preparing who couldn’t forget the girl’that for market.-small plants (some plies encountered during the past turned him down, because he owed NON-OCCUPATIONAL flat. 5 rooms down, 4 up. 3-car being used In war work for three months. Cast Iron Wood garage. S. P. $$,700. D. P. Poultry and Supplies 43 WANTED—USEU3 BABY PLAY Reports from Federally Inspect­ too many paynients on the things ACCIDENT INSURANCE $800. camouflage i Warm warehouse, pen in good condition. Call 4052. he had bought her—U really sad. Stoves DROP IN — CALL IN — good pay steady work. Burr 1 OR SALE--500 PULLETS, just ed slaughters, showed that aver­ don't you think? ZvQlU‘bT Also heaatifally enameled Coal Nurseries, Oakland streeL starting to la*'. Oscar Forand, R. age weights of all hogs sold last And the girl Who had a red and Wood . Kitchen Ranaes. Pays for Porter Street Section. 5-room September was five pounds greater BE BO/AIE Death. .$2,000 McKlNNEt BKOTHERS F. D. No. 1, 20 Dobsonville Ave., WANTED TO BUY flat top desk headed rival to her boy friend's Accidental single. Bathroom. i.arge lot. For Insurance Rockville. Call Manchester 7887 evenings. than In the corresponding month affection, she said she wouldn’t M A G IC JUST RECEIVED: .$20.00 S. P. 84,900. D. P. $500. last year. Hogs sold in D^embcr Per Week 505 Main Street nter) give him up, even if she had to THE EMANCIPATORS POTlOhi « COAL AND GAS Mancheeter, Conn. averaged 10 pounds more than a dye for him. COMBINATIONS Per Day In Hospital $ 4.00 Oak Street Section. 4-mom Telephone 8060 • 1432 Have Buyer W’anted—Pets—Poultry— Rooms Without Board 59 year ago. Then there was the father who Ji 1 iT! laUmT.ow.— A Good Policy for .\nyone. Duplex. S. P. $4,300. D. P. Stock 44 OR RENT—LARGE room, suit­ told his daughter he wouldn't ob­ Jones has a large supply of Especially for Housewives $800. For 4 or 5 room sin­ ject to her boy friend sowing i these on hand and more are ar- vVANTED TC 'BUY beef cows, able for one or two people. ^ 56 ‘Don't get smart, young man—I know what Tm doingr BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Oh, Oh! BY EDGAR MARTIN rivtag this week. and Students. Park street or Tel. 8095. Taverns Inforinecl few wild oats, if he didn't mix so BOLTON— gle in $5,000 price calves and pigs for slaughtering. much rye with It. Board of Tax Will pay good price. Manchester TOR RENT—FURNISHED room Then after th<^ got married, ViO V450KK3ER VOMtV BO Headquarters for Just off Route 6. 5-room Slaughter House. Tel. 2-0294. Of Dimoiit Rules SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH house. I acre land. S. P. $3,500. class near bath for one or two peraons, she told her girl friend that her - AbSD V\09.9^ electric water heater. Practical­ tions. Issued on November 30. 1942. Guards and for the purpose of hearing appeals ly hew. Call 4019. family. Convenient to bus line. liquor permittees may have thc'r with year heating problems. of any and all persons aggrieved 6 - Room Single, steam Young gentleman preferred. Tel. licenses 8uspende windows of other establishments J. COfR. 1—1 tv RfA tnrVKN. me. t. m. rcc. u. %. pat, off. All orders for Irregular iniertlotip fighting. immediate otrcupancy. able Jan. 23rd. Write Box A. limit the use of one 15-watt in­ /-23 will be charged at the one time rate Edward J. Holl Herald. candescent lamp or Its equivalent JSJ >. in. mt. an. “Come, children, let your father finish his figuring of Special ratee for long term tv e ry for each eight feet of horizontal day advertising given upon request Walker Street—\ 1009 Main St. Manchester rShe's too smaU to be a WAVS bond, tax and current bill deductions—he promised to Ads ordered cancelled before th* ALL QUALIFIED APPLICANTS 68 linear opening or fraction thereof. or fifth day will be charged onl> Double 5-room ^at. Wanted to Rent All such lights m\ist be screened —must be just a ripplel’* take us to a movie if he finds anything left over!” for the actual number of times th< will be interviewed personally and must un­ from the main part of the estab- ad appeared, charging at the r. t* .Vdams S tre e t- earned but not alowanco ur ^»»und^ dergo a complete physical examination along WANTED—3, 4_OR 5 room tene­ liahment by a light-proof backdrop can be made on six time ads wrropet ment or single. Telephone 8308. or partition. 'TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX after the fifth day. 6-room single, no' No “tin forbids"; display lines nci with a strict character investigation. furniture is in- •old. provements. HELP Chinese wooden Tbs Herald will not bs responslbiv WANTED—TWO ROOM apart­ variably carved wlth intricate AUNT EppiE Ho g g ( f a t t e s t w om an I n 3 c o u n t ies) ALLEY OOP Wise Words BY V. T. HAMLIN for mors than one incorrect Inter ment by adults. Call 5467. patterns. tion of any advertisement ordereo Persons Working In War New 6-room house on HATES TO USE A PUBLIC PHONE for more than one time. l*erkins street. Attached WANTED A n t vo(jrc£ WHCOF! IF 1ViAT ZiP- REALLV, UKAPIVs IT , OH.OOOLA..... AOK^^VBOO/ The Inadvertent omission of in FO Sm V ELV P B Z THIMO eV E R LETS CAAjnr B E AS THIS IS AWFULy) KMC5WS THW. correct publication of advertising garage. Ready for choice BUT MOWOMAM will be rectified only by cancellation Industries Need Not Apply Knit a Dressy Sweater STUKIMIKIG/ GO, IT’S COMMA, Mty FEET. A S THAT.^COMEV m o MAM IS of the charge made for the service of wallpaper. MOM WITH B E TO O MV P O O e D(DGS KXDW..,JUST X w O CD -LlT.' H A S T H E V3EBS/E rendered. War Work AMD SHOedkNOlAJii^ THD^IKOF THE HIT TO BUCK. THE^ Al' advertisements must conform APPLY UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE AiaE KILUM’ In style, copy and typography with New 4-room house, at- M E / a O! StXJ’CE GOIMG s y s t e m / regulatlona enforced by the puDllsh 114 Capitol Avenue Hartford Women for typing, TO MAiKE WITH era and they reserve the right to tached garage. Walker HIS eOVAiU edit, revise or reject any copy con­ street. clericiil work and as sidered objectionable. MAJESTY.' CLOSl.VG IIUUUS— giasslfled ads power sewing machine to be published same day' lUst be on West received by !2 o’clock noon. S atur­ 6-rQom duplex operators. days 10:30. Center atreet. Telephone Your Want Ads MALE HELP WANTED Men— Ads are accHpted over the tele­ Cooper Street— phone at the Ch a r g e r a t e given 6-room duplet, 2-car gar­ above as a convenience to udver- Machine Tenders Experienced firemen Users, but the CASH RATES will be age. Sound investment. accepted as FULL PAYMENT . If and machipists. paid at tbe business office on or be- Dryer Men fors the ssveotb day following the first Insertion of each ad. otherwise the CHARGE RATE will be collect­ General Laborers CHENEY ed. No responsibility for errors In Alexander Jarvis A ^ c o ^ ~ m3 syTiM u. a telephoned ads will be assumed and Experience Unnecessary their accuracy cannot be guaran­ BROTHERS teed. COLONIAL BOARD COMPANY Realty Co. Employment Bureau MANCHES’nSB, CONN. Center St. Phone 1112 Hartford Road This wrap-around frock has FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Pats His Foot In It BY MERRILL BLOSSER BIS PARKER STREET much more to It than meets the 1/ Read Herald Advs. eye! At first glance. It looka like an attractive and useful garment f r for wear around the house. It' VtXJR PMONE W ILL DO AS YtJOtee ' y o u WANT ] S U R E ., RED RYDER Change of Front BY FRED HARMAN th at all right but it also makes RING M IN E tdORNOstG T D tD ------AND TO BELONG / BUr an Ideal maternity dreaa with gen­ X iA R D AND VOULL GET YOUR TO SUPPOSE erous Isp-over. Then, as If these IS FIRST^SSI^MENT— ivou MOSmT TWJ. arrowmeao./somebooy 'oiE-U, thA TS THE &UTlG0fT AN wsren’t virtues enough, the pat­ BEING' D0N7CHA,/JE5LD me FIRST WESTERNER iDEAf CALL THAT tern is perforated so that it can INITIATED Qfcjp A T ANY TOGOJUMP vjHo e v e r R e f u s e d COWBOY be used for making ' -a clever INTO A W A L A K E - F\E A HELFlrJ' WE’LL ACT R e a l wrap-around Blip. HI6H SCHOOL WOULO^I VsJARIA ANT> Pattern No. 8345 is In sizes 14, HAVE TO DO IT 16, 18. 20; 40, 42, 44. Size 16 5496 FRATERNTTV/ HOSPITABLE-UKE' drees takes 4 1-4 yards 85-inch material, slip 8 5-8 ysrda n s GO^i^»A For this attractive pattern, By Mrs. Aime Clabot fc'wester (Pattern No. 54981 si;;, m liOOHOT send 15 cents, plus- 1 cent for As lovely aa it Is lasting^ and 14-16-18 included, send 10 cen>ti I. <»RCXJMD postage, in coins, with your name,’ warm—a dress-up sweater ol In coin, your name and addi\- s address, pattern number and else black wool with scarlet bows of and the pattern number to Aniu- to The Manchester Evening chenUle. It’s definitely in the (?abot, 'Ike Manchester Evenin’. Herald Today's Pattern Service, glamour class! Wear it with a Herald. 106 Seventh avenue,. Uc 106 7th Avenue, New York, N. Y. blouse and full velvet skirt for York (Jlty. Enclose 1 cent pas. Many other practical aewing evening—wear, It over your black tor each pattern' ordered, suggestions for gifts and for your afternoon dress. Make It any i Anne (5abot*s Fall and Winter McWssgM^ra«ssly,he. f g j own wardrobe are plentiful In the dark color you like and ■ do' tbe ' Album now available—dozens ' -jL WinUr FaaUoU Book, available separate cbenllle bows in a giddy, suggestions for smart, warm knit at 15c pet copy. Order It with a bright color. ,, and crocheted garmentf, patch 15c pattern for 125c plua Ic for To obtaii, complete knitting In- V ot'A ideas, quIlU, srobroiilsries ' pUSUga. — \ t t t i ------■>v. * n f SATtTRDAT. JANTJART s i I t a FOUBTEEIf ISIattrbfBtrt lEwttittfl Hpralb Keep the Dimes Marching Towards Manchester's Goal are plentiful and what foods the time and for that reason didn’t government wants us to purchase, learn the Identity of the finder. About Town Mrs. Wilkinson by consulting the food pisgeS ' of Heard Along Main Street The owner would like to know our dally papers or listening to who had been so kind as to re­ Aveng* DsOy ClrealatioB The Weather radio reporta We here can use a turn the book, so if the finder is a For tha Blonth at Oaoembar, 18U d ilt t i ' A ^ Y k Forseaat ef 0. 8. Weather Rniitoi 2 S i oMithui to tlM skid pumpa Lectures Here reader of this column it la sug­ •lifklch ha vs bean provided for the gjeat many foods that cannot be And on Some of Manchester*» Side Streets, Too shipped abroad.” gested that he or she send in his Occnaional drlzsle dnrtog eve- " lIBdliaTy Aremen in Manchester a 'The speaker advocated the use name so that the dwner of the 7,858 5jiLlM IlLriPH X Pr TJ2.iTPllTlin irl P i F l l l l Mppljr at coats, ladders and a physical exams recently were ntags odder tonight: teeienatag Noted Home Economist of foods and produce that grow A column reader writes in to book may know who found and Matobar at tha AndK wtoto. amount at one and ana*haif near home, to reduce shipping tell us that a short time ago when astounded as they watched one of returned it. : S Z hose, was received this week. Speaks on Foods Be* costs. She said it was becoming bananas were scarce two women their number undress for the (' Via hose will be distributed to the more and more difficult for the friends of hers mamaged to get a birthday suit Inspection. The office ‘ gagster says that Manchester—--A City of Village Charm ' dWbrsnt companies in town as will fore Cosmopolitans. couple of pounds in a local market. Off came a sweater, then a shirt. when his wife left him for parts tbs boots coats and ladders. homemaker to set a good-looking table, but ItJbehoovcs her to do her Before returning to their homes ^ Off came another-sweater and an­ unknown be didn't report it to TONIGHT PRICE THREE CENTS they dropped into a drug store and ; other shirt. 2k>unds.! Off came an­ (ClaaaUM Adverttsteg aa Page 18) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1943 (TWELVE PAGES) ■ n aet CSrcle at Rebekabs will Introduced by her former school­ best and thus keep up the spirits poUce, but went straightway to VOL.LXIL.NO.98 mate. Mrs. H. B. Robb. Mrs. Ger­ of the men of the family who are ordered a banana split. The clerk other sweater and another ahirt! the nearest insane asylum to in­ / •MSt Monday evenlny with Mrs. experiencing the hardest days of told them he was unable to get | Three sweaters and three shirts quire if any of their male pa- CNmca Lathiop, 87 Benton street. trude Seward Wilkinson of New their career. any bananas and so couldn't fill ' were worn by the young fellow! Uents had escaped recently. He Fine Orchestra Music ' * —i«W"|r the hostess on the re* York, home economist, filled a re­ the order. But to top that—be proceeded to frsshment committee are Mrs. Mil- Mra Wilkinson injected a num­ figured that only a patient there Fire Makes Family of 15 Homeless turn engagement yeiterday after­ ber of stories and considerable hu­ One woman produced two ba­ remove his trousers—and in his would be running off with his Delightful Surroundings dkod Miller, Mrs. Maude Norton case trouser* was plural. He was $nd Miss Bvaline Pentland. The noon with the Comopolitan club at mor into her talk. She made a nanas from the bag she was car­ wife. British Push Enemy strong plea for more consideration rying and gave them to the clerk, wearing- three pairs of pants! Red Army Threatens entertainment will be in charge of the Y. M. C. A. Mrs. Wilkinson of the grocer and related a num­ who laughingly made up the sun­ It was a cold day all right and And while you arc doing your Miss Evaline Pentland. gave a somewhat similar lecture ber of the difficulties he is encoun­ daes. some of the other draft prospects essential driving If you still have That goes along with the fellow could have used a little more Rev. J. 8. Neill rector of St. to one presented last season, and tering. gasoline don't forget to drive un­ HOTEL to keep the date she traveled all Point Rationing Plan 'Who curries sugar around with clothing, but none of them thought der 35 and remember that pedes­ Mary's ^isdbpnl church, will be him when dining, in restaurants. the tempcraUire called for three the guest speaker at the meeting the way from New Jersey yester­ As for the pornt rationing sy.s- trians should be seen and not Away From Tripoli; day, where she had given a talk. We have yet to hear of anyone sweaters, three shirts and ■ three hurt. German-Held Rostov; at the Everyman's Community tem w'hlch Is just around the cor­ taking butter to a dining room, pairs of trousers. Bible class tomorrow morning at ‘‘We women on the home front ner. she said each period of time A. Non have a tremendous Job to do. We but no doubt that has occurred One of the group was more curl- SHERIDAN 8:15 at the Second Congregational will be designated by the govern­ somewhere. o\is than the rest and he asked the church. The following Sunday are one of the most important ment and details will be printed by fellow of the multitudinous items Rev. T. A. Gustafson of Emanuel groups of civilians In the U. S.. in the newspapers. She advised the Joint Gathering lAtheran church will address the fact I could almost say we are the A family of four came to town of clothing just what was the idea. Yankees Raid Town women to budget their time for it from a northern state and being “Oh. It's, this way," the lad ex­ Nazis Shorten Front most important group. We know will take much more time to shop unable to get a rent obtained plained. "I've got a room at a Of Service Club how to keep house thriftUy. Our and to keep house. A suggestion boarding facilities on a farm near boarding house in town, and There will be a meeting of the grandmothers were famous for made by the speaker was the use the town line. Both the father and there's something about, the land­ Bridgehead of Voron Allied Troops Already TDVA club at the Army A Navy '2 Smashes Through Nazi their imagination. ingemUty and of several sheets of paper, .say 8 •mother worked at a nearby war lady and some of the other birds Manchester's four service clubs. Allied Chief ET 6 * * ^^WVarns Subs '2 May Threaten Rom­ chib Monday evening at eight resourcefulness, and we need those by 11 for the five grtnipa of industry plant and they had two who live there that I just don’t Klwanis. Rotary, Exchange and Resistance to Capture egh Evacuated; Nazis Enemy Soldiers in At­ o’ckiok. All members are asked to qualities as never before to do the foods. Place canned frult.s and young children who stayed on the trust, so I decided it was easier to the Soroptimists will meet jointly BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Report ‘In Order tu tack on Maknassy; Ac­ mel’s Escape Route attend this session. job facing us In the coming years." vegetables on one .page, fre.sh farm and went to a local school. wear my clothing than juat carry next Tuesday evening. Jan. 28 at Railroad Qty of Pes- For Europe Will Become ‘‘Our job is to conserve our re­ fniits and other vegetablea on an­ Suddenly the parents gave up it around in a suitcase wherever I the “Y” to hear the Rev. James Shorten Front’; Praise tion Follows Taunt Along Gulf of Gabes; The regular meeting of Mian- sources of food and Inform our­ other sheet; canned fruits, jams, the boarding place saying it was went." Gordon Gilkey, pa.stor of the South We Have Over-thq^ounter Stamp chanokopskoye; Ad­ tonomoh Tribe No. 68. Improved selves and the members of our jellies, preserves on a third page: too far distant from their place of Congregational church of Spring- Given to Units in Stal< In Note Dropped on Bigger Peril Entire Axis Strategy Order of Red Men, will be held dairy products, eggs, butter, milk, Service at All Times vance Reported Few Seen Soon community what the principles of en.ployment. They got a room for According to a recent ruling of field, Mass. This joint meeting is For Junction of Arm­ Wednesday evening. Jan. 27, in- good nutrition are.” She suggested cheese on a fourth page and the themselves in town but left the sponsored by the Rotary Club. It ingrad Area; Railway United States Line; atoad at Monday. Jan. 26 in the other staples and groceries on a the OPA it is not considered Hours After Seizure that the Cosmopolitans start a children on the fai-m. Although “pleasure driving” to drive your is expected there will be a large Allies Halt Menac­ Chief of Canadian Na­ ies May Be Imperilled; Zipaer Club on Bralnard place. class in nutrition with Mrs. Robb fifth aheet. they spent a good many nights a attendance to hear this well Of Starohelsk; Get British Papers Speculate ^ Junction Hinge Be­ Tbs change was made necessary Mrs. Wilkinson suggested start­ automobile to attend a town meet­ as the teacher. week in a local drink and dance ing or tp carry a voter to the polls. knowm speaker. tween Two Sectors. ing German Thrust. val Staffs Sees Prob­ Behind MareA Line* because the Zipser club will close • Keep Informed on Foods ing the food sheets right away, place, they never went to see the TRY Qoser to Khariiov. On Naming of Mar­ on Mondays hereafter until fur­ then the housewives will have a So If you have the gasoline you able Attacks in St. Law­ Continuing she said. “Our job is children smd they didn't even offer can drive to Monday night's spe­ shall as Emphasis Is Loqdon, Jan. 25.—<^P>— ther notice. There will be installa­ record of what they used the to pay board for their youngsters. Moscow, Jan. 25.—(A*)— By The Associated Press Allied Headquarters in tion at officers and refreshments to keep in touch with the new week beginning say January 25, cial town meeting on the police North Africa, Jan. 25.—(A*) rence Again in Spring. The British Eighth Army, foods coming out in the markets. The farmer located the couple one commission amendment and feel The Red Army of the north Placed on Strategy. The German high com' will be served at the close of February 1. February 7 and so on. day and told them they owed him The New Aero —United States troops, ac­ aided by warplanes which in­ business. We must also find out what foods keeping track of the points for all perfectly all right about it. (Caucasus has smashed mand added today another $60 board for the children. They However, to judge from some of London, Jan. 25—(4P)—Specula­ chapter to its continuing cepting a dare from Axis Montreal, Jan. 25— (JP) —Vice cluded U. S. bombers and the different products. Food prices told him riot to worry as they were through German resistance will continue to go up and fam­ the talk we’ve heard around the FILMS tion that Gen. George C. MarshaU, story of defeat in Russia forces opposing them, raided Adihiral Percy W. Nellea, chief of fighters striking from both getting good pay. to the rolling plains of Ros­ Naval staff, warned Canada today ilies will have a hard time bal­ town the meeting Monday night is DEVELOPED AND chief of staff of The U. S. Army, with the announcement that the town of Maknassy, only east and west, pushed Mar­ One day they drove up to the being attended by a lot of people tov province, capturing the of the probable renewal of Ger­ ancing their budgets, she averred. farm in a borrowed automobile PRINTED might be appointed commander- “in order to shorten the front 33 miles from the Gulf of shal Rommel farther on hia who expect to get pleasure out of railroad city of Peschano- man submarine attacks in the St. Oil From Soy Beans and bundled the kids away with it. Many of them expect some old- 24-HOUK SERVICE in-chief of Allied forces in the Gabes, and captured 80 ene­ way from Tripoli today even Walk To The them. They didn't say where they kopskoye and threatening the the bridgehead of Voronezh Lawrence r xt spring and of gen­ She laughingly told the women fashioned fireworks and are look­ BINGO European war theater was pub­ has been evacuated accord­ my soldiers, it was announced as indications developed that to go ahead and uae the whole were going and the farmer hasn't ing forward to hearing a lot of Film Deposit Bos key German stronghold at today. A military spokesman said erally intensified U-boat warfare. Allied troops may already threat­ grain cereals, rice, noodles, maca­ been able yet to find out where At Store Entrance At Roztov, 95 miles to the northwest, lished in British newspapers today ing to plan and without pres­ en his escape route along the Golf of ‘‘dirt’ about the police depart­ as the press continued to place sure by the enemy.” Its commu­ the raid—obviously made in force Speaking of the submarine sit­ roni and other carbohydrates they are. So he is left holding the ment. We did not favor a town from its softest flank, the Rus­ —was made after the enemy uation in an address prepared for of Gabes. United States troops LEGION HOME which are in plentiful supply, now bag. He's a big hearted fellow and sians said today. This important great emphasis on Allied strategy nique, broadcast from Berlin and were officially disclosed to have meeting that would give a lot of for 1943. recorded by the Associated Press, dropped a note on the U. S. lines delivery at the opening of the And Enjoy An Evening of Fun With that everybe^y does so much says that he feela more pity for crackpots and a bunch of sore­ advance in the Russian drive to taunting: “Why won't the Amer­ Naval exhibition here, he said: been in action at Maknassy, In more walking. The soy beans life the children will have with KEMP'S destroy all the German forces Unofficial British commentators, gave praise to the divisions en­ ‘ EDDIE REED, The Rambling Cowboy heads an opportunity to hurl In­ The Army & Navy Club maintaining intense interest in Al­ War worker Richard Bryan. 39, his wife, Mary, 37, and their 13 icans come out and fight?" I believe that you should all central Tunisia only 33 miles from Fiddling Charlie Burke and ‘“Bools” Aaronson about which we have been hear­ parents like that than he does re­ vective at a group of respected south of Rostov was reported a circled on the approaches to Sta­ children took refuge in a friend's home after fire routed them from know the gravity of this situation the Gulf of Gabes, and the cir- ing so much, have been the source gret the' loss of the boarding pay. few hours after a special Russian lied “win the war” plans which lingrad in this passage: Checkmate Play for Heights public officials. No member of the were believed to be already made their own southsidc Chicago home. Now Ryan haa the difficult task for it is indeed something to think cumstancea suggested that tbs of a new oil which is the nearest police department should be sub­ communique announced the cap­ “Fighting Shoulder to Shoulder" of finding shelter for his brood, for he’s found landlords object to hia The answering slap at the about whole Axis strategy for a union thing to olive oil yet produced, Wc have been wondering if it is Every Saturday Night ture ot Starohelsk, 125 miles or in the final draft, predicted that “In the heroic and self sacrifi­ troops of Ctol. Gen. Jurgen Von “We have reason to believe that of the armies of Rommel and OoL jected to public criticism in an an official announcement was im­ cial fight against overwhelming big family. Here are 14 of the Ryans: (front, left to right), Michael Saturday, Jan. 23 and Mrs. Wilkin.son sent around a a requisite that State Policemen open meeting. That belongs within At 8:15 P. M. southeast of Kharkov, the impor­ 8; Patsy, 3: Daniel. 6; (second row, 1 to r) Jack, 11; Mary Lou, 9; Arnim came aa French, British the German submarine strength is Gen. Jurgen Von Arnim might bs buttle so that the members might include in their training repertoire tant Industrial center of the minent. superiority, the Sixth Army In and American forces halted the increasing. Our considered opinion imperilled. 8:30 to 12:30. a meeting of the police commis­ ■Walter Farr, Washington cor- Stalingrad attached immortal Mrs. Ryan, holding Maitin, three months; Ryan, holding Loretta, 18 examine the label, a familiar for State Police service the mod­ sion. OLD Ukraine. Other Russian forces, yje I months; (back row, left to right) Gerald, 6; Raymond, 13; Dolores, 15; menacing German thrust down Only Rear Guard Remains name in food production. She also em care of babies since a certain farther north, already are within glory to its colors. Units of the Ousseltla valley more than 100 . (Continued on Page Six) FOR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS! So whether you plan to 'attend (Continued on Page .Six) Rumanian 20th Infantry division Jerome, 5; Robert, 12. Fifteenth member of the family is 19-year- A Cairo dispatch said that al­ ADMISSION FREE! passed around delicious dates stalwart State Policeman, Detec­ for pleasure or because of civic RECORDS 7S miles of Kharkov. old Richard, Jr. miles to the north, checkmating a most all Rommel’s surviving Ital­ grown in California, the equal to tive John J. Doyle, showed a duty you can drive down to High Alost be tarned tai tor eal- 74JM0 Prisoners Taken and First Cavalry division are play for possession of the heights ians and the greater part of the the Persian variety. She mention­ mother in the Manchester court, fighting shoulder to shoulder with dominating the Kairouan plains school hall Monday night and see vage if yon irant ^ keep $200 IN PRIZES (A Moscow broadcast was quot­ their German comrades to the ut­ Germans were already behind the ed a number of other new things recently, how to properly fold a and hear what happens without an playing the new ones. ed by Reuters in London as saying Study Plans and a long section of the coastal Lend-Lease Mareth fortifications, Tunisia’s in foods, such as the baked beans baby’s blanket around the babe? OPA inspector turning your num­ gi'ic each paid for old rec­ (20) $5.00 GAMES (3) $10.00 GAMES nearly 3,000 more Germans had most and are sharing fully in this communication routes. "UtUe Maginot line,” and only which come frozen in cartons. She A mother appeared in court re­ (1) $50.00 GAME glory.” ber in. ords irrespective of qnaatlty. ( 1) $20.00 GAME been captured in the Kamenka- Voronezh. Important railway (While the Maknassy action was rear guassi elements rematnsd In suggested that they take off and cently in charge of the big police­ Rossosh sector below Voronezh in simply a raid, it suggesU that Data Given the northwestern tip of Tripoli- frame some of the colorful fruit man and after court, as officer For Better junction 365 miles southwest of Americans Take An out-of-town scandal aheet ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR! the past 24 hours, making a total Moscow, has been the hinge be­ American forces may be mobiliz­ tania. NOTICE! labels of some of the cans for and mother were about to leave carries a letter this week from KEMP'S of some 70,000 prisoners taken In | ing above the Chott Djerid waste­ Another threat to Rommel’s they won't see them perhaps for for the latter's home, the officer tween the central and southern Frank A. luliano. staff sergeant Inc. Ample Parkinz in Club. 11 days. sections of the Russian front. lands for a slash at the coastal 'i To Solons forces appeared aa It^was announc­ years to come; apricots will be noted that tha child was not prop­ with the Anti-Tank Company, of 763 Main St. Tel. 5680 W orld Now roads and the Gabes-Sfax railway, ed that Brig. Gen. Jacques Lsc- practically out of the market. The erly blanketed for the cold weath­ (The midday Soviet communique 'The Germans announced last Seven Positions er outside. the 169th Infantry, the old How­ as recorded by the Soviet radio July 7 that “the Don has been which would outflank the Germans lerc’s FighUng ^nch troops Firestone Food Market war with Japan has taken the Jap itzer Company, that certainly monitor in London said that in this campaigning i the north in the hurrying up from Equatorisl Afri­ laborers out of the fruit fields of The officer took the blanket, doesn't pay much tribute to the crossed and Voronezh captured.” Ousseltia valley.) Stettinius Declares One placed it on the prosecuting at­ area where the Russians have Post - War Planners’ The Russians never admitted the ca had reached the Jebel Nefusa, 87t East Center Street Phone 5867 the Pacific coast and the big people of Manchester. luliano pressed closest to ancient Khar­ American pati 3 scouted the ot grow’ers are having their labor torney’s bench, coraerwise, as the loss of Voronezh, which lies In Every Three Tanks a range hills southwest of Tri­ takes the townspeople to task for kov another enemy group had Problem How to Make several miles east of the Don on From Japanese area northwest of the town of poli, and had only 50 miles to go troubles. mother, wonderingly looked on. not doing better by their boys In •'Put the baby on the blanket, beto liquidated and 1,100 officers America Fit Into the Voronezh river, but in succes­ Ousseltia, between the Axis bases And Planes Built in to reach the Mediterranean. Victory Gardens the service. The whole Wiing Is and men taken prisoner. Included sive c muniques in mla-July re­ at Kairouan and Pont-Du-Fahs, A Fighting French communiipw WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAYS FOR THE please.” the officer said. The t>ne gripe after another. He re­ At Every Turn It Is Of Vital Impor­ 1942 Sent to Allies. The speaker said one .of the mother, wonderingly did so. in the booty, it was reported, were System After War. ported heavy fighting “west of and brought back a number of said: “Our forward troops pen^ smartest things the club, or any fers sarcastically to The Herald— 260 trucks. Another unidentified Voronezh,” “on the approaches to A • of Stores and ^gge|*tg Sm all French wounded who had fallen trated Jebel Nefussa. The fleeing DURATION OF THE FUEL EMERGENCY. The State Policeman folded the but what his gripe with this paper community was said to have been Washington, Jan. 25—(J’)—Con­ group of women could do in a blanket, first from the left side, Washington, Jan. 25— There Voronezh” and finally “in the Vor­ Ammunition seized before the tank-supported German enemy is being pursued without community, is to find out where is doesn’t seem clear. captured. onezh area.” drive last week. gress, which must decide soon respite.” then from the right, bringing up Now luliano's letter sounds like tance That We Do Our Part To Help (Many successes from Voronezh are more “powarpe” than arm­ there are available fertile fields or the blanket at the bottom to cover Significance Not Clear In Capture of Kokum- Further particulars of the Axis whether to permit new lend-Iease May Be In Tunisia gardens, in the sunshine, and en­ somebody who is In the war and to the farthest German outposts chair strategists around Washing­ Business Has challenge which was answered by the bare feet of the baby. The doesnS like it. It sounds like in the northwest Caucasus also The significance of the German bona; Six Eleva­ commitments after June 30, re­ It was considered possible that courage people to plant as many mother, quite young, smiled thank­ ton these days. announcement was not immediate­ the Maknassy raid were lacking, gardens a.s possible the ■ coming someone who was in the old Na­ In The W ar Effort! were reported. The drive which but it was assumed the raiders ceived today a statistics-packed fully as she realized that the toot­ tional Guard for what he could get resulted in the occupation of Star- “Powarps" is a newly coined ly clear. It may be the first step tions West of Guadal­ Been Ignored (Continued on Page Eight) summer; then organize communi­ sies of her child were now well Word applying to post-war plan­ there of a large scale withdrawal started from behind Sanad, 22 report showing 'the prograni has ty kitchens where the products ot out of it and not for what he could obelsk was continued successfully comparable to that from the Cau­ canal Airfield Seized. miles to the west and about 26 sent $8,253,000,000 in goods and protected from the cold. give his country. It certainly is and several more populated places ners. ■ They are both in and out of services to the United Nations. these fields may be canned. Plans Nobody In the room said any­ the government and their problem casus. miles northeast of Gafsa. for work of this kind should get too bad that he wrote that letter. were taken in fierce fighting. It The Berlin communique summed Lend-Lease Administrator Ed­ TRUEMAN’S thing but probably all thought, It might be interpreted that others was said is: Washington, Jan. 25.-) Senator Suggests Form Sanad Is the most easterly point ward R. Stettinius, Jr., declaring under way as soon as posalble. - “you got that training somewhere Because of Lack of Help, Tires How to make a better America up the Russian campaign thus: known to have been held recently We are going to have more and in his outfit feel the same way. Germans Resist Stubbornly “the battle of defense in the east —American forces were re­ tion of Indepeiiflent the program was not "an act of Flashes I —but not in a police barracks.” However, we know the boys In that fit into a better world after the by Allied forces in that region. charity” but was "undertaken for more dehydrated foods, some of Anti-Tank company,- and we know (The Germans were reported war. is continuing.” ported by the Navy today to Continue Aerial Onslaught (Late BuUetins of the (/I) WiM) jlj' the newest experiments in that resisting stubbornly, sometimes in It reported the Russians attack­ Qviliati Supply Admin- the defense of this country.” dis­ "Though he was silent he was that they are not of the luliano Gasoline We Had To Stop 100 Specialists Engaged have won seven important, American medium and hea'vy closed that one of every three Ice Cream Bar line are cranberry flakes and de­ kindly.” hand-to-hand fighting and one ing day and night witli tank sup­ istrTition Is Needed- temperament. place changed hands several times A sur\’ey disclosed today that port south of Lake Ladoga, the positions from the enemy on' bombers continued their aerial on- tanks .and combat planes built In Sink Five Supply Ships ’.-‘I 52 McKee Street hydrated tomatoes, which take That is the sentence that ac Manchester hasn’t forgotten Us more than 100 specialists are en­ the United States last year went London, Jan. t5.-M/P)—JIHtliR little room and make up k quan­ boys. It would like to know how gaged In such studies In a score front nearest Leningrad in the Guadalcanal, to have killed companies the picture of Victor. (Coattoaed op Page Eight) north. Baltimore, Jan. 25—{/P>—Assert­ (Continued on Page Eight) to our Allies. Not all these were submarine have sunk five moca tity of jelly or sauce. James . Fitzgerald in Somanhis to do more for them. The Herald And Delivery Laundry Service. of government agencies. Their re­ 201 Jap soldiers and captured sent by lend-lease, however—mamy enemy supply ships in the central As, for meat organs which will has done all it could to early nfews searches Into how to cushion the ing that small businesaes had been Events, edition of 1939B. 40, and to have virtually ignored by war agencies. Senator were purchased outright. Mediterranean, the Admiralty aa- IfI'ra not be rationed. Mrs. Wilkinson "Jimmy” as he la knowm (few of of what the boys have been doing. after-effects of the war and to wiped out an enemy island The manpower situation also nouBced today. Two msdlum- WILL CLOSE MONDAYS said the newer, nicer name was his acquaintances in later yeara But. there is such a thlnK aa cen- make future Nrars less likely are base 190 miles to the northwest James E. Murray (D., Mont) to- came In for a big share of today’s elzed enemy supply shipa wsra “varieties,” and here is an instance aorhsip. This paper waa prevent­ Wreck of Big proceeding simultaneously with Train Slaying Gasoline Fire where, the cooks will have to use ever knew his name was Victor), by sea and air attack. The places e, brush them over with fat home, after he is able to leave ceiptly print an item that would California District. charting the future than could be tive Npr Suspects. This meant that the American producing 70 per cent of the coun­ McNutt, at the same time, ad- was sunk and the other waa daaa* and bake them in the over, the re­ the hospital where he is confined please the enemy and give the Hit- read by one person In six months. front lines had advanced about try’s manufactured goods and 100 ooated a 48-hour work week—but aged and beached In sinking cow- To Be Open Each Day As Usual sult will be just as good." overseas, newsmen and others will lerata a bit of information they Santa Roaa, Calif., Jan. 25—(>F) While numerous headaches are. Portland, Ore., Jan.. 35—(JP)— two miles beyond previously-held big plants producing 30 per cent, Norwich. Jan. 25.—(/P)—Flam­ made plain this had no relation to dltion, the .\dmlralty said. Thera- find this out. as in peace time, the figures were after the Bubniarlne torpedoed taa Use Vegetables were seeking. The government —A large pl)Uie has been found, in store immediately the war is' The slaying of comely Mrs. Mar­ Point C?ruz which had been the ing gasoline, which burned ont of the question of paying time-and-a- She continued: “Mothers have Summer before last Jimmy drove censors know beat and we are will­ juat the other way around. supply vesseL For Milk Customers one of our friends on a 400 mile completely demolished, at Blue tha Virginia Brinson James, 21, (Continued on Page Four) Sees Ghost Towns Rising control for more than three (Continued on Page Four) • • • been slaves to individual likes and ing to abide by their say — Ser­ (OoBtlniMd OB Page Four) “If this spectacle of concentra­ hours, threatened six huge tanks dislikes of members of their fami­ trip into New York state. This is geant luliano and hia gripes not- Carry Lake In northern Lake county whose throat waa silt aa the lay Five to 11 Die in Crash take us so long, did it?” And that's about 100 mUes north of San Fran­ tion of buslqess is permitted to each containing 30.000 gallons of Columbus, O, Jan. 25—(P)—Be­ lies. sometimes cooking as ihany wltltotandlng. (' in lower berth IS of a California- Treasury Balance continue,” he said in his prepared as four vegetables at a meal, and all he said-on that long trip. cisco, Santa Rosa police said they bound train, grew mofe mystify­ highly combustible fuel oil. tween five and U pfrsona were re­ “As we swung Into West Center It certainly is pleasant to bear speech, ”... tens of thousands of Prepare Nazis ported ktlied today as. a plaaa, spending time and money with were informed early today. Coal at Full ing today. Washington, Jan. 25—(jP)—The small concerns will vanish, never scorched several firemen, and | r ‘: “leftovers” which when they re­ street Jimmy said ‘Looks like that there are really some honest which witnesses said was a twj^ rain.’ Despite all attempts to get The report came from the poat- O ues abounded, but police In position of the Treasury Jan. 22: to return. Bsinkruptcy will surely caused une.stimated damage to­ motored Army bombar* fail ■■ appear on the tabu fool nobody." people in the world. A local ReceipU. $48,441,092.37: expend­ Invade the once prosperous small She also described several silly and him Into a conversation on the resident had dropped a War Sav­ mastor at Blue Lake. ^Output Now their third day of invastigating the day at_the storage plant of the For Bad News fbunes near New Albany, 14 asMea long trip he just nodded or itures, $235,602,182.61; net bal­ northeast of here. Debris waa extravagant recipes she had read ings Stamp book containing 887 Information from other aourcM strange death of a Navy ensign’s ance. $7,843,276,799.93. (Oonttuned o* Paira Four) Lehigh Petroleum Company here in magazines, and urged the wom­ chuckled, over stories I was telling worth of stamps. It was im­ In the El-e Lake district, however, scattered for about 800 yards, a r t bride aald they cbuld determine no today. witnesses said the plane exploded en to use their common sense be- to while away the time. When we possible to tell where the book failed to confirm the report. Production in Anthra* moUve and could find no suspects. The gasoline, being drawn from Berlin Dispatches Indi­ I fore trying them. The waste of hit the Hudson river he remarked had been lost And the owner ex­ Laundry Service in the air. At least one maa aty; Postmistress Merle Piutenger at They held two men for question­ a 400,000-gallon tank in which vived the wreck. He was brought I food by American women In the ‘Have to wrait here for the ferry.’ pected never to see it again. cite Fields at 100 Per ing, at Klamath Falls. Marine Pri­ cate People to Be When we reached our destination, nearby Middletown said she had there still remained 9,000 gallons to s Columbu* hospital. It past is scandalous, she decUred, However, some person who did heard nothing of'« ■wrecked {done vate Harold R. Wilaon, 22, Buck- we are the only country in the hours after, he murmured. ‘Didn't not give a name callsd at the Cent; All Mines Open. War Brings Lean Times took fire In an undetermined man Told About Defeats. having been found in the area. ley, Wash., who slept in upper 13, ■Two Women Held In SUying world that has garbage cans.” take us so long, did it?" owner’s house and left the stamp and John Fuachea, 30, Oakland, ner aa it gushed through a man­ V i NOTICE The speaker was given a hearty Silent is the name for Jimmy. book. The name of the owner Report Net Sobetaattstod WUkea-Bane. Pa.. Jan. 25.—08) hole Into a pit while workmen Stockholm, Jan. 25.—(Pi—Dis­ Cincinnati, Jan. 25—has made a big dent in the busi- er paralleling the New London paring the German people for Members of The Manchester I and asked numerous questions. ttate tha report. * the start of a coatly wildcat atrlke Norwich highway. head and l.'lled aa he lay to hia I The brief business meeting was ISBoe John Ooa Wairant are lean times for the counterfel- , __ newa of a great defeat on the Good Samaritan hospital bedt^ Save This is the ^mroximato area nearly four weelu ago. Succeed Id Closing Outlet r * .u .ww.,.” ...H The public educational cam- ' in charge of the vice president, where earlier etvUian reports had The Glen Alden, Lehigh VaUey They issued a John Doe war­ ter, of both the coiner’ and Goddard aald. goes beyond Russian front. day and minutes later two wsmsa . p Barbers Association In the rant for the arrest of a third man. At one time, a dyke abutting surrendered at a nearby fire Mrs. Ernest Bantly in the absence indicated a big Navy transport and Payne Coal companies, major :V j of Mrs. H. B. House, the president, an tmldentlfied Negro, who was "note men” variety. time-honored method of the storage farm was in flames Articles in leading German tlon, asserting “we have Just kill- plane, mlaaing with 19 persona firms affected by the 23-day walk­ Rowland K. Goddard. U. S. Se- i clamping a suspected coin be- newspapers, these dispatches said, hi j It was voted in view of the ex- aboard since last Thursday, might out, reported all of their mines be­ believed to have been a passenger, for a diBta.nce of 300 feet until ed a man.” Mnrshnl William Reed­ South End Will Close Their . treme weather and shortage of By Bringing Your Work To Us And Calling For be fMmd. although trainroaln could find no cret Service agent, says wartime* tween the teeth, or spinning it on firemen from surrounding commu­ emphasized the great difficulties er, senior officer nt Fire Beoaa gan Derating at fiill capacity aa shortages have made it consider­ a counter for a test by ear. The fuel that the meetings scheduled Circle Barbera Shop M Among the 18 were Rear Atf- a new work week began. At one record of him. nities and state police succeeded confronting Hitler's armies In the No. 84, located a Mock from tha for February 5 and 19 be omitted. ably tougher on producers of bo­ peculiar greasy feeling of an in' beating back the fire with hospital, turned the pair arat to Shops On Mondays and Thurs­ 19 Oak Street ailral RMMTt H. BngUsh, comman­ time 30 collieries were shut .down PoUce said thia 'was the story: otherwise presentable coin is east and The Boersen 2>itung At the close of the program, It. You Get The Same High Quality Work As der of the Pacific flMt submarine and 33,000 men idle. Mra. James, daughter of a gus money chemicals and closing the tank went so far as to declare that "for police. They were not Immedtoteiy numbers were drawn and many The “coiners,” he said, no long- i atreasedt School children and outlet. Identified. force, three captains, and three Production at all but three at prominent' Norfolk, Va„ family er are able to get enough babbitt club groups are taught to observe the first time in this war Germany • • • days In the North End Dur­ prebent won jars and packages aommanden. ^ the ztrike-cloaed mines waa i waa foUowtng her husband of four Company officials said .they faces reverses of a certain impor­ the various foods Mrs. Wilkinson Always. metal tor producing apurioua jin­ flaws in the workmiuiship on were unable to estimate Immedi­ Reports Oommaadoa RsM In Accordance With the Gover­ Tha aarUtr teports told of zumed Saturday, marking accept­ months. Ensign Richard F. James, gle money. Composed of war- fraudulent Mper money. tance.” described during her lecture. Mra. heavy ptaaa having bean sighted in ance by the miners of a six-day also of a prominentt Virginia fam- ately the damage chiefly because Must Work and Endure More London, Jan. 26—(JV-Rs*tto*'i H. O. Bowers wm hostem for the 'Vital copper, tin and other metals, Raqfllre More Skill the tanks contained an emergen­ said a DNB broadcast repertod t^ ing the Fuel Emergency In Co­ I apparent dlatreas Thursday morn­ week requested by the government Uy. after a routine Navy transfer the supply of babbitt la carefully Of the two varieties of coun­ Editorials warned the pimple afternoon. nor's Request We Will Be Closed ing over the mountalm of north- In the interest of the war effort. from Seattle. cy chemical which was released that “weakness on- the home front day that British Commaadoa c controlled by the war production terfeiters, the men who deal in lied out a raid at Larvik eastoin Sonoma county, some 40 About 4 a. m. Saturday aa the fake paper money require the when the fire threatened. forced Germany to capitulate” in operation With the Governor's mUes south of Blue Lahe. board. The tank is located on the Nor­ 1918, and told them they must Norweglaa ooaat between AUCK OOFBAM Mondays Until the Fuel Emer­ Canadians Voting train neared Tangent, Ore., two The class of counterfaitsn more skill. They not only must day night art Sunday m (Known Aa <|nwi*i Alice) This area Uea between San meq in bartha near Mira. James which manufactures currency is be expert «angraven, but artists wich-New London road near the “work more and endure more” be­ sraU TD A L MJCDIUM Francisco, to which tbs nilssl heard a woman.exclaim, *T eSn’t city line between the highway and cause “a lost war is a lost future. DNB aald seven British Request. On Settling Strike bard bit because of thp acarclty and cbemialp as well. Thomas river. Nearby is the Da^l “Rome once waa in danger of boats attempted to SevenUi Dnogtitor of n Serentli Son gency Is Over. Nsvy traasport waa bound from Torooto, Jan. 35.—(AT—^Ten take thia any longer,’’ and then, of chemicals, inks and the en­ The coiners like > to work with tooopa under the aeieea ef Bern With n VsU. Pearl Harbor, and dear L