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T^e tu tl i t r iieaciM of tbe E m u - lu l iMtlMru church will open iU 1M9 irrogram with a New Tear’! party tomorrow evening: o'clock and a largrc attendance ia hoped for. Mias Pearl Johnaon and her committee will be in charge of the program, which will include aeveral novel features. Refreshments will be served and a social time will be held.

.Oompanv K.' ' 166th Infantry, C N. O.. will drill tonight at the local armory. Assembly will be at

. 7:30. There will be a school for non- eommlaaioned officers of the company commencing at 0:45 p. m. All members o(. the company are expected to he present tonight as a flsal inp^U on will be made prior to tbriqepeoUon by the Battalion

, inoM next Monday night and annual #bderal inspection which

III take place Xonday, Jan. 16.

' / In a special session of Town Ooinrt Saturday afternoon, Deputy Judge Thomas Dannaher imposed a sentence of 30 days In Jail ohxJo- seph Haniaon of Main strebt^ charged with Intoxication. Similarly charged, George Astrauckas of

' M North street wss given a aps- pended SO days sentence and was placed on probation for three months.

A slippery road at the Intersec- Uon of ium iidt and Middle turnpike eaet wee blaircd Shturdey afternoon tor a colheion between ca rs

. Merated by Mr*. Mary Irwin of 476 n r k e r etraet and Jesee J. Stevens t t n ? Summit street. AccordiM to the report, tbe Irwin car elld Into the Stevhns machine when/brekea M k d to hold.

Ifith the taking of yke oath by moto Juaticea ^ the Peace

John T . /l,lniertck and oyce wen" added to those All juaffeea must have re-

the oath'^by January SO. Of reinslning/'elected officers to be

.two are Republicans. A./DTennan and Wllbrod J.

and two Democrats, Lessaer and Edward J.

S7 PAIRS OF SKATIS HAVE BEEN DONATED

Money Abo Hm Been Given; More NMed; Help This Worthwhile Good Turn.

noon today, 07 pairs of bavs been donated for The

■katlng project, and $4 In aleo bean donated. If you

akataa,thst you can give to us to the kids who haven't any.

leave them at The Herald’s office r

The regular meeting of .Campbell OMindl. KnIgbU of Columbus. wUI be held a t the K. of C. home a t 8:30 this evening.

The regular monthly meeting of the Manchester City club will ^ held In the club rooms, 40 Oak street, on Thursday night of this week. ’ /

C tcu r Church Professional Wom- ea'a club will meet tomorrow evening a t • o'clock. It will be a mualeal avening, with Miaa Viva Barton, music supervisor in Manchester's eleipentery schools as the fUMt speaker.

Memberb of Sunset Rebekeh lodge win begin tbe New Year's ectlvIUes with a supper (his evening a t 6:30 In Odd Pellows ball and Installation e t the new officers at 8 o'clock.

The Junior choir rehearsal and the meeting of St. Mary's Girls' Friendly society will be omitted this eveedng.

The Ladles' Aid society of the Ooneordia .Lutheran church will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 for. n buatness meeting end social get- together.

Mias Grace -Robertaon of Oakland ■trast end Mrs. James M. Shearer of HllUard street have left for St. Pataraburg, Florida, wharet hey will spend the remainder of the winter.

There will be no session of the Masonic Temple bridge series tonight due to the New Yearla holiday. Thla weelOi playing u-UI take

^place tomorrow night. A ne.w series gets underway tomorrow hitirt.

For the drat time In 'several years, tbe police bloUer this morning cogtalped no record of week-end erreats for law violations of any sort, nor did the town jail hold an occupant. A transient seeking work enjoyed the hospltAllty of the town for a night's lodging, hut that was all. OoDsIclering the larf^ amount of traffic, and the number of cele

sta pf New Yeer'a Eve. the lack ' court customers la considered un-

'uaual.

- Membera of Lady Roberts Lodge. bs.i"'hters of 8t. George, are re- ndnded of tbe change of meeting night as well as the |i,acr. Meetingi henafter will be held on. the brat INiesday of the month, begtiming tomorrow night, and in the small lodge room of the Masonic Temple. New members are to be welcomed, there la considerable business to be attended to, and a large turnout' la hoped for at the meeting tomorrow nlghL

A son was bom -this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. ClulOw of South Bend, Ind. Tbe baby la the Srat grandchild of Mrs. John G. Chi- Iqw of Center street.

Gifts of' 57 pairs of skates have been. received for The Ift-rald's skating project, a check revealed today. In addition, cash gifts of t4 have been recelve 1 2 * 9 5

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Lb. 29c Lb. 31c

Rib Corned BeefLean Corned Beef

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Telephone 3873 ' .TEXACO CRYSTALITB RANGE OIL

M O R lA R tr BROS.301-315 Center St., Cor. Broad S t .

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After a petition for reorganlxa- Uoo had been approved on OcL 2S, l t$ 6. tbe New Haven formally notl- fted tha Federal Dlatiict court for Oodneettcut a» Oa& IS. US6, that tt rejected a,S |#-ywuUee8e«eNJ) and Mason (R-ni), aU of whom signed the report,

Tbe oomintttee expressed n belief

(iWptbioed tlla.)

ASSERTS RELIEF DIVERTED FOR POLITICS

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PU N ItaiN O M lO f w i k u j u a p w '

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Week of Jan. 1 . 1930r Tuesday 9 a m.—Dental CIbila

10 a . m.—Tonsil and adenoid C ^ cWedneeday, 3 p. ___Well baby

conference a t the "Y".Frdlya, 3 p. m.—Well baby con

ference. ^All clinics unleM otherwiaa noted

are held at the Health Center, Haynes atreet.

UnusualAdvantages

. . . nro providod by 'th e modom Quiah fn- n«ml homo. Tho use of thin flUiag aod coa- vea ien t- MtUng for tr ite to In oxteadod to •U wouerro.' ^

a Evetythiag aoiog op? kaad this. For two Of three yeaa cost of Anthracite has tteadily tone DOWN. (In this period oa has gone up.> This direct Anthrafite saving n in additioo to tbe heating economies that Anthracite

' ahvajrt shows. Now, new AntWi- cite equipment h oo (he market IhM m*s cxca mace beat out of k u rud, malting aavinp much gianacr. Every modem beatiig couvcnitucc,-too. Yon save every wny, with Anthmcite, nod ftt aafo dean. depeodaUe beat inao the heigaia Let nt send yen a

Btora aha knows B o unad.enly frarii. potent cheeked for n e o m ^ ,

^ “ J d r t tba lUnrtl Drug .. ^ njugfotered phem adat who

ingradlenta. Bvaiy pceaeripthm M Oogbia.

With Cash Sales In :^oth These Stores All Day

Tuesday..

NORMAN HAS NEW JEWISH mOPOSAL

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H AA GermiBs T f Sept- n ln Export T n ie From (tieitiM Of RofBfoei.

lamdpn, Jan. S—

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ibuSE INSTALLED HEADOFDWÂ

Sefcnl Put PreindeBts At Today’s Meetnf Held An* mBy In Their Honor.

fitrbert B. Houm w u Initalled u pfwUtaBt ot the Klw«nta Qub tor IIW today a* the dub devoted Ita Boeaday meeting at the 'YM.C.A. to A profram In honor of peat pred- deata at the orfaniaaUon. Amoni; the honor gueata preaent who have aw ed aa leaden In the paat were Dr. D.C.T. Ifoore, Oeorge Olenney. aeorfe Waddell. R. K. Andrraon, Arthur Knofle and Thomas Bentley, the outcoing prealdent.

Mr. Anderaon pinned a past prcal- dant's button' on the coat of Mr. Bentley and the latter installed Mr.

iiAM Cim sErrKR e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n . T u e s d a y , J a n u a r y s , l o s tt-'* Pm V

GHfE CAROL FESTIVAl AGAIN AT Sr. MARrS

N ew YearV RMcption Fonows PreM fitatlon O f F tetiva l And P fo fm m On Sandnjr.

The Chrtitmaa Carol Festival sarvlee gtven at 8t. Mary's church on, Sunday, Dec. 18 area repeated this paat Suhday at 4 o'clock at thechurch.

A pageant was given by the Oirl Scouts under the direction of Mian Eveline Pentland and Mias Oertrude Uddon with the folloarlng taking paft: Nancy Stevenson. Bet'bara Leemon. Gertrude Herrmann, Doria Flaherty, Janet Ritchie, Joyce WethercJI, Barbara Weir. Maiion Reed, Janice Miller, Carolyn Millar, Doris Stratton, Janet Schrleber and Elda Belettl. George Briggs .was the Beil Ringer, the rector was narrator and Thomas Maxwell .assisted with lighting effects, ‘The Junior choir led the carol singing with Mias Evelyn Carlaon Injharge.

A New Tear's reception followed the festival In the Parish House for new members. Tea was served by a committee of the ladles of the parish. Tht rector and Sidney Elliott, aenlor warden, spoke. John Oockerham, organist played appropriate selections..

Mr.as tba new prealdsat.rsapoBdsd briafly and plsdged ' to carry oa to the best of

abOlty the work at the club for wdidMttty jM T ftttd to tboMtkma and high staadarda t, Jolm Otowski, 33 North School street.

Discharged y^erday: Hrs. Margaret Foy, 68 Bldiidge street.

Admitted today; Mrs. Margaret Schubert, Rockville. Mias Mabel Btannard, SM Oakland street. Mrsy Alice Don^aa, 7/lPleasant atrect; Mto.Ftedeiick Lt^k and infant nto. BoWot. /

Daatb: Mrs. Utsabeth Laytmi .̂ 83. of 4 baa' >me fruit In the erection of-the

SocUllet Industrial Republic ot Labor.

JOSEPH C. BORDEN, JR. • 194 South Main street South Norwalk, Connecticut Dec. 31, 1938.

Local Stocks

name of Connecticut re-

IN M A N ^

G AN T FOOL THBM Manila—It takaa. two acts or

workara to obtain a census count in the Philippine Islands.

And the actual head-cotmtera— the enumaratore.—form the Use Important group. Their task would be In v ^ b le were It not for—

'11m educator*—who vteit the 'KYUC natives first and aatuce them the

On other hehd. tae Soclalut Labor Party, candidates, aware that their mlMlon^^as that of education, spoke to working claea audiences Mplatning the principles of Soclallet Industrial Unionlam and tha framework of the new aoclety. They told their audiencea that no political party could run the pollUcal government and make It work m the Inter ̂eat of the working class; that tM true need of aoclety was the ea- tabllShmcnt of the social ownership of the Induatriea: and that thle would mean the overthrow of the political form of government, together .with the capitalist system, ot which the^polltlcal state Is on. essciai

nCKED A$IHVING BE$T PERFORMANCE

t'(joattoMd from Page One.)

pTckcd by the National Board of Review aa the ycar'a beat production.

"Snow White ~and the Seven Dwarfa.” Walt Dliney’a firat Dill- length animated cartoon, received a special award, i jvcral critics ex- pressed belief It waa the beat picture of the year.

The awards, a bronze plaque for the produeera of "The Citadel" and scrolls to the other winners, will be presented next Sunday by Dudley Nichols, president of the Screen Writers' Ouild. The ceremony will be broadcast over an International hookup NBC 7:00-T:3 p. m., c. a t.

G IANT CABBOTR FROM^ . LITTLE SEEDS GROW

Wlsner, Neb. — (A P I — Gustav Glaublua reaped an unusual harvest from U\e dime's worth of carrot seed he planted laat spring.

He grew a truckload of carrots, •ome of wfhich measured hint Inehee in circumference and weighed three pounds.

W A8NT THAT GOLD

Butte, Mont.— (AP)->-It waa cold that

waning

Torrtagton. Jen. 8^1 leyer o

M ve.a. TaMets, Sea* Irrwea

COLDS,Fever nnd Headaches

due to c'oMs

■eed up the edition.

This is a one-man, handcraft job, and he'a going to stick with its pata- flUly slow processes until Nyory order is filled.

NEW GOVERNOR TO HEAR MOONEY

Prisoner For Nearlŷ 22 Years May Gain Freedom

, After Seswin Saturday.

Overnight News Of Connecticut

By A880G1ATBD PRESS

Sacramento, Calif., Jsn. 3.—(API —Tom Mooney, Imprisoned nearly 33 yabrs (or conviction of the Moody San Francisco Preparedness

bombing, may be a free man iturday through actHn o» Cali-

ila'a new governor. Culbert D. Jlson.

The governor, inaugurated yesterday os the first Democratic state

wn poew / andytajk

iro flt f it# tha pm t^ bebtad ta -S ' V *

Fomlsliad by Patanm and Oa.6 Oantral Row Hartford, Oenn.

I * Telephen. 6-61011:00 p. m. QnotaRons

Insarance StocksBid Aske<

Aetna Casualty....... 113 118Aetna Fire ........ 47HAetna L ife . .............. 37 39AutomofaUe ........... 34H 36^Conn. Qeneral . . . 3fi .37Hartford Fire . ; ....... 78 75Hartford Steam Boiler 88 B7National Fire .......... 61 63Phoenix ................. 77 79Travelere ................ 445 46S

PaMIc UHUtteeConn. Lt. and Pow. .. S3 86Conn. Pow................. 441A 4UVHarUord Elec. Lt. . . . 61^ 63’/lllumtaaUng Sbs........ B3H 85>Haitford G a s .........'. 81 38So. New Eng. Tel. Co. 144 149Western Mass. .. ^... 38H ‘ SOV

ladnstrlalaAcme Wire .............. 38 38Am. Hardware....... 38H 80VArrow H and H, Com. 89Vi 41VBtlllngs and Ipencer. 4 5Bristol Brass . . . . . . . 84VG 36VColt's Pat. Firearms. 91 94Eagle Lock . . . . . . . . . 14 .16Fafnlr Bearings....... 100 —Gray Tel. Pay Station 10 13Hart and Cootay . . . . 180 —Monday MaebC. B. . . . 6>G 8VLanders. Frary * Ok. 36H 38VNew Brit. Mach.. Com 28 37

do., pfd................... 95 —North and Judd....... 34 36Peck. Stow * WUeox 7 9Ruaaell Mfg. Co........ 33 87ScoviU Mfg. Co.......... 38 27SIlex Co .......... 11 18Stanley Worka . . . . . . 43 45

do., pfd................... 38 30rorrta^on . . . . . . . . . 38 37Veeder Root ............ 43 45

■ New Verb teabs Bank of New York .. 868 890Bankers Trust 48Vi 48VCentral Hanover . . . . 83>i 861Chaas ..................... 81VA 83VChemical ....................42VA 44VCity ....................... 23 27continental ............ 12VA 14VCom Bxchanga ....... 81VA B8VFirst N a U o ^ .......... 1628 1678Guaranty Trust . . . . . 382 289Irving Trust ......... 9AA lOVMaqufact. T rust....... 38VA 40VManhattan .............. 18 17N Y Trust ........ 87 86Tltla Ouarantee....... 6 7Public NaUonal....... 37VA S9VU. B. T ru s t ............. 1530 1880

ONLY BONDS WERE BURNINO

Florsnce, Colo.— < AP) -rFirernsn discovered that the fire st City hsn was a ‘Idcasant’* one. City eobneil- men leported they merely hid dscld- sd to have a boaflrs at -thsir rAlular. meeting to bum 87,000 worth of rs- deemsd bonds, to cancel' city ta- debtodneaa.

COLORED TAInt N ic k ............. 8SUInt Ter and T e l .................... 9VAJohns ManvUle ..................... 104Krnneeott ............... 43*4Lehigh Val Rd ............... 8V«Ligg and Myers B ................ 103Loews ................................. 8841Lortllard ...........................I . 31*4Moot Ward ............................ BOVANish K c iv ......................... 8%Nat Blae ................................ 34TANat Cash Reg ....................... 34 VANat Dairy .............................. l3ViNat D lstU l.................... 37VAN Y Central .......................... 214ANY NH and H .................... 1North Amer .......................... 2344Packard ................................ 444Pa ram Piet .......................... 134APenn ...................................... 24Phelps D odge.................... 43>APhil Pete ............................... 43i(Pub Serv N J ......................... 3244Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Reading . ............. 174ARem R M d .............. 16Republic Steel .......... 24'ARey Tob B .............................. 4444Safeway Stores ............ 39*ASchcnlsv ^Ms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Ss4u* Rostaiek........ ....... 7SV4Shell union''................. 14T;Soeoay Vae ............................ 1S*ASouth Pae .............................. 31South Rwy ............................ 3244St Brands ............... 7St Ona and Et .................. 844St Oil Cal .................. 28St QU N J ....... ..................... 82MCJ.T„ansswM.i.T^ TOSfaiPAT.

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IIANCUEGTER EVENIKG HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. JANUARt 8.193»■ \ ■■

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•mtara aat Hnlttaya Mniarat al tat , MM OMca at Manrhaattr. Cobb., at ia a M Claaa Mall Matiar.

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Ma AaaoelaiM Praat la aaclutivalt tatltlat ta lha aaa al rapuallratlen at aM Mart tiaiia'rtoa erati'at re II at aet athtrvlaa erttllat la iRIa aaaar aat alte tba local nawt oab* ■ahat haraia.

AH rlghla at rapulrlieailont at aaaelal tiaaaieliaa harcin art alto ra- titoat.____________________________

M il aaralea atlant el N B. A Aarr>taa laa._______ ____________________

Haaibar Amarlean Nawapapar Mb* Mtbara AteoeltiloB.

Mbilabara Rapraaancallaaa: Tha .MHaa Malbaarr tpeclal Atanep —Na« ' Ttrb. Cblcage, Ut»relt aat Soaiea.

ItMMIIKM AUDIT RTtRCAO W . MMWOUlTIum. ________________

M t RaraM Pnaiina Caaipaar laa., MMUbaa aa tnanelal raaponaiblMlp

' t i t ̂ baRrapaital arrora appaarlaa M .jlMaftlaaaMata la tba Mancliaetar ■wailM Maralt.

&. IV t tD A T , JAKUARY 8

A SALUTEa*

VtBMmar Ooimactlout la to bare ^ IHRr OoMmor, lUymond IL Bald*

MlA R lUpublleta who hu deeltrad -MRMlf ■ matnbar of a “naw” Ra-

party, Aa a newtpapar ^ jtAM ajrmpathlaa baaa alwa3ra 4tatii «M i tba dnum Old Party it

to r coBTlcttop that JudM Bald- [fibt MMld aot, ba aebadulad to be- atMM cbM aRacuttva of thia atate

If It bad not baan for tba ot that UtUa arord

4B9W” M bla dadaratloa et lla- 'pM W M

OAVBBS o r BXCB8BIVB OAB

The undestraMa preaeure exerted by gaa pockets may ba enough to aet aa a meehaalcal cauae of disease The gaa preaeure la Itself, a esuae of functional dlaeasa of toe heart. 1^1 Madder, liver, aad pelvic organs. bseauas of a congestion of cIreulaUOn to these organs by the constant preasun exerjed upom tosm by gaa pockets. In addition, tola gaa preaaq.n may act as one of toe potent causes of asthma, aad Is ona of toe faeton which must oe considered In attempting cure this disorder.

The cause of the gas formation muet.be, Inveatigated, understood aad removed, befon Um disappear- aaee of tola unpitasant symptom may be axpeotad. Borne' of toe nraln causes of fiatulenoe are; Overeating of any kind of food; improper combi nations of food: too use of an excess of starches and sugars; eating when tired; eating too rapidly; and the use of food -ishlch may be gae- formlng such as garlic, palons, cooked cabbage, dried beans, eto.

Dlaeskse of the gastro-lateatlaai tract Is also capabla t t caualBg continued fiatuleapa, whether tola is eobtls, prolapaua, laflammatlon Of toe stonMoh tor gastriUait, or seme other eondlUon. Purely funetleaal trouMaa such aa aervoua Indlgeatlon aad oooaUpaUon may also cause misery from gas.

Boma form oC.,faBtlag traataMnt la usually Indlcatad la ths traatment of axeeaalva gaa. In ordtr to daanae tha aoUrs allmeatam tract In a thorough manner. Often aueceas In banishing toe gaa presnure ' will come from using tot fast whan It arill come In no other aray.

During toe fast, the digeaUve Juleee arhlch are often Improperly la those with fiatulaace, will often adjust thamselvea. aad aftar the fast la oompletsd will ba found la proper preportloo to each other.

After the short fast It Is nae Mry to adoM tha atiletaat diststle raglmmC and tha patiaat must Mo* tinua for a long Urns to avoid those fooda which forment aasUy. Under no dreumstaaeaa should tha paUeat who Is aeiklRg a eura, uat a food which la aeanantd with ooioo or

aad R la a good plan to avoid all cooked cabbage aad

The addRkn of Um c foods to ah otherwiae paefaet meal may produoa large quanUdas o f gaa ’4a thoae having any teodaaey toward Batolanoa,

X a^at ntga yon nlaOri>to ba par- tteularly oaraM about taUm enough Usee for

By OEOROB ROSSNew York, Jan. 3. — FIRST

NIGHTERS: Unprogrammed excitement hignllghted the opening of Billy Rnae'o new Diamond Horse- ahoe when Eleanor Holm nearly ■ustalned cute and lacerations while christening the cafe with a quart bottle of champagne. In a room of regal crimson, the ubiquitous Rose haa brought back ( alive i the plush days of Rector’s, Stave Brodie’s, ths sarlfer and more gtorloua FoUlea and Detmonleo’e.

On a unique stage over a horse- ahoe bar are reincarnated the New York immortala: Diamond Jim Brady, Lillian Ruaaell and Anna Held (who la shown In her milk bath). In fineries that reflect the colorful mauve decade, a dozen American beautlea parade the premises. A sentimentalist. Rose haa fetched some old-tlmera, also, like Harry Armstrong, who oonrposed "Sweet Adsllne’’, Joe Howard who eompoaed 'T Wonder Who'a K'aaing Her Now" ihe’a 76) aid Frits) Bcheff, the unforgettable heroine of "Mile. Modiste.”

Ona of the purlieus of the Horae shoe la a Vlennaae oreheatra that plays .only waltzee and takas turns arith Noble Stasle who la the best- loved songsmlth from Harlem. So, no wonder that toe elder folk who came to that particular premier were not ashamed to be demon- itratlve.

Here "toe good old daya" were brought back and no amnder that Orson Welles, who ta younger than we are, ^nd who sat to toe right of US, splnteied taro nolae-makera which he banged aaray for applause. We think the Diamond Horseshoe la one of Broadway’s hrightost boons; to be seen by New Yorkers and all vlslttng firemen.

Critiee* Second .OneaaThe footlight’a first nights have

occurred arith usual holiday bbtuiU- fulnaaa. But lha taro abows that evoked lasting attention are. Philip Barry’s play, "Here Come the

puUv

Cloame", and a revival of toe iate Sutton Vane’a great play, "Outward Bouni"

Now the Barry play haa been the vortex of controversial chatter. It Beams that the critics were luxxled by Itr the first night anderefore greeted R lukewarmly.Then they returned to see It a sec

ond time and found In the show greatness they had missed In the original visit. The result of their changing opinions has been overwhelming puMIcity In che theater columns.

"Outward Bound" waa first shown In New York a dseade and a half ago and It It remarkable that In ths current revival, which is being performed by Laurette Taylor and Florence Reed, among other famous players, there is no trace of antiquity. For the drama of "Outward Bound” and tha message it conveys, seem aa alive tod>,y aa they did In the 1620’s. H haa l•■lned the Broadway hits. When a drama can repent Its success long after its original triumph, R must possess permanent qualities.

Wou By A NoseIt waa Katharine Roberts who

wroto an article saying that, aa far aa aha knew, Madeleine Carroll waa the only glamor girl ever presented et toe Court of BL James. ThIa rtatement was instantly refutsd by various champions - o f other stars and R was brought out that Mary Plckford once had eurtMed before Queen Mary, now Queen Mother of toe British Ehnpire,

And aa tost story is told. "R seems that Miss Plexford with customary diligence, had rouged her Itpe for this Important occasion. As her turn approached, ehe realized one glaring fault la her toilet—her kiaa would stain the royal glove She had neither UnM to Sm , nor opportunity to remove the rouge where ahe stood. 8o she compromised ^ Mghtly pressing toe tip of her nose to tha extended hand.

In tola, aa la counUess tight nwria sRuatlona. prestnea o f mind aaved t tt up.”

la an effort to help fikhennen wbo suffered losses fro m / ^ tMgi wave that swept Rhode tstsnd aad OonaaeUcut ahorea, ItH>reaenUUve Ball IR., Oona.), oMtferrsd wlto ReprasantaUvea Rlak^aad Saadagw, Rhoda laUad R

WeaM RoMe Ftablng Vi - Ba pfOpooeda/MU that would Su tooriaa tha Wkr Department to ta jaafree r f charge subnMrged INtiIng veaetls. The present law, he eeld, required boat owneia to pay toa/DepartBMat for. raising

when It became a nmn- lUoa.

latroduead today by called for:

,40(M)00 for coaetrucUoa et a |i*w1toal dlagnoatie^ center for iwtecaaa la or near Boston, intro-

by Mrs. Rogers;•400,000 for acquiring additional _ at Fort Deveaa, Rogers; 1800,000 tor eonatrucUon of an

lee-breaking Coest Guard cutter to t Maine. Brewster;

IBOJIOO for purchase of Isad la B v Harbor, and Trenton, Me., for Acadia Natkmal park. Brewster.

ItopteowtoUvee W ln lo ^ r th (R. ), aad Conaary (D. Maea), la-

woiild reiatroduca lee- Bg for ■ CongrpaaioBal

bivaatlgattou of what they called "radio OMnopoty" under toe Federal Oowumarteagona eoaunlaalon.

Vhse Fn IgM Kate rightU m New Bag laaden also faced

■m proapact of Mttar fight over (ta i^ t rate dUfersatlala. floutbera- « a aaaoaBoad they would support

to eliminate differeatlala .Uag la favor of N(

were united In oppoaiUon was Secretary Wallace’s demand for a processing tax to finance toe parity pnves provided In the laat agriculture act

Although a laiqe number of Republicans In the Senate have announced they would not vote against confirmaUon of Harry Hi^klns, former WPA administrator as secretary of commerce, associates of Sen- ator Bridges (R. N. H.), said he would not only oppose the conflrma- Uon on the floor, but would vote against It,

WPA CONCERT UNIT HERE JANUARY 17

Both New England Damoerato aad R^abneaBS hava In thegMt^ttalr to ̂ aay^^rad

■flalBoad toa aupport of weatarn eoB' rreeemwi hi the move sad . UDa •tdeh weald establish "uniform Mtas for the snttra country” wera Ming propated by aigperal soathan-

flenator "Baakbaad (D. * Ala.). ifo o iraC th a ^eokar, aBaonacad

latroduce aneb a, MD la

Prograin To Be Presented By Edncatioiial Chib And Local Teachers’ Gronp.

Announcement has been made by the Manchester Teachers’ dub and the Educational Club that the Hartford Concert Orchestra, tmlt of toe WPA Federal Musle Project aad conducted by F. Charles Adlbr will be preesnted in a concert program on tbe evening of January. 17th In the Manchester High School.

The concert will be Jointly ipon- sored by the local organizations.

Blruto Ramoska, well known Hartford singer will be guest soloist on this occastoa. She has been heard tn concert and radio programs In Now York, Cleveland and Chicago as well as ' throughout Oon- necUcuL Lost summer she sang with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra at a Buahnell Park Shell conceit. The Hartford Times commented "Miss Ramoeka proved ah excellent park eololsL for her clear, full high tones soared above the orchestra and even her planlasimi were quite audible, thanks to nice placing and diction. She sang her eougs with style and received a long round of applause."

INTENSIFIED DRIVEBYREBEUSEEN

(Ooattauai Page Oae.)

Republicans for Whom Manchester Citizens VotedSeats in Congrress Today.

Take Their i IJi S.DIPLOMATS

OPEN CONFERENCETo Discuss Problem^ Con*

fronting Nation Jm South America At Utin Session.

SCHOOLS RE-OPEN AFTER HOLIDAYS

Begin 36 Days Term To Rnn Untfl Feb. 21— Q n ^ Back To Normal

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preliminary to a large-scale offensive against the govetament’s 30- mlle fortified line between Balaguer and Borjas Blancas. This first defease Uae Is roughly 78 mtlsa of Barcelona.

Immedlata objectives. tosM formanU pointed out, could Borjas Blancas, southern goverameat first line of def< sector Just east of Insurgent troop- already bold a bridgehead and a. amall ̂ ^m ent of the importaat hlghW^ to toe French border; A r to ^ 18 mllee northeast of Balagu^ which, aa toe •Ttey to Catalonia'' controls ■ network of highway important for transportation ju armv suppUes.

II MtlltlaMMi 'The Borth^tn eolumns of toe la-

surgeat a r ty , by recent vlctoriea In the VUatort de Maya Sector,

have moved east of toe -Borjaa Blancaa Uae of for-

Bx marching south they imperil toe govemment’a

militiamen by rearguard aa- Ita

Slmultanaoua advances from ■outoern towns around Granadella, aouto of Boejns BUneas, would sulr Ject toa govemmeat flgbtera to both frontal and rear offensives, result lag In a pinoer movement for poM- tlona east of Balaguer. •

lhaurgent field reports Indicated operaUona Sunday and Monday on tha entrama ooutoeni and nertoem flaaka ware dealgaated to straighten existing Uaes.

Olsan Oirt Deagersni FsekeL Tha InsuTgeats cleaned out a dan

gerous pocket on toe aontham slope of toe Dana mountains, thereby menacing government eommunlea- tkina between Mora De Ebro and tha agricultural center (ffAfaleet. 88 mllee from aad oa tlM nighway to 'Tarragana. Madlterranaifo j coastal city 80 mllea soutliwsat ee Barcelona. \ .

Ona Important yfetory clalmad by toa InaurgvBts Monday was capture of a peak east of toe -yillaqe of Juaooaa, which dominates toe southbound road to Reus. This position la wlthia striking distance of toe principal hlgbwaya betwaen Larlda and Tarragona, ovar which toe government has bsea moving war materials for Borjaa jWsncas.

The public schoola of Manchester today opened toe Vrlnter term of the 1688-86' school .year after a tea-day Cbiistmas and New Tear recess. Sessions will be held for thlrty-slx days until toe schools close for s short ykcatlon for February 31 to February 37 inclusive.

Normal attendance was reported In all schoola and routine sessions Were held in the elementary gradea. At the high school, howsver, most of the day Is being devoted to taking photographs of various groups for the June Issue of Somanbls, tbe echool year book. The mid-year graduation on January 37 makes. It necessary to take the pictures at this time.

The spring term of tbe local schools runs from February 37 to April 17 and continues thraugb June 18. a period of 44 days/ The school year totals 183 days but two o f these were lost because of the September hurricane. State law requires 180 daya of sebooL therefore Manchester has a one-day leeway. Nearly all vacation periods have been shortened a Mt to provide earkei*,closing la June.

PLEADS NOT ODILTT

Watotbuty, Jan. 8.—lA ^ -rF lo fa Masaoert. 38. plaadsd r - ‘ guilty to a charga o f attomotHig to axtort 88:000 from Mayor Frank Bnyta and was gqutod a ronttnnanca to Jan. U uadtr 810.000 bonds whan ha waa ■rraigBad bafort U. 8. CommlsMonar Harry Kraaow hara today. Falling to poM too bonds ha waa talcsn Immediately to tha Naw Ravan connty Jafl by Daputy U. & M arriul Stephen LopiasL

f 0(M|IF08EB DOESKaw Torfc, Jon. 8. — (A P )

Ftank Wright. 78, eompoaar and a fannfiar of toa ABMilean OuDd o f Oi^ gnloto, died In Brooktynhoanltal UM B l| ^ Bom In England, Wrififit had oarvad os oegaaiat aad choir- maator fop .41 yaara at Grace Fra- toatoirt^piaeqpal church la Bmok-

bMtlena was widely oMd,

TIm 3J8B atn teto who oat In tha Taxaa A. A M. cotlsga

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ASSERTS RELIEF FUNDSmvERiED FOR pouncs

fmm Fogs One)

quest for funds to operate toe WPA until June 30.

The report Included such recom- mendattons as tbese:

Prohibition against political con- tribuUona to relief reciplenU and leglsUUon forbiddlag relief officials to influence voUf.

A chahga la 'toe Uw to make It a felony Instead of a misdemeanor for offlciaU to dloerlminato against relief workers.

LegUUttan Umltlng bHttvIdual contributions to candidates, preventing corporation donations and requiring complete reports of campaign coats.

Laws to prevent candidates from obtaining relief lists end forbidding promUea of bonefito from rsUef fundi.

Th Oartaa fftanlcingiMglsUtlon curtailing toe uss ot

tha Oongraartonal franking (fraa mailing) privUaga.

OonaldarnUon qf legUUUon to rooks all poUUeal contributions by Fcdaral workan lUsgaL

U m report was aignad by aU five commit taa memben .— Chairman Sheppard (D-Tax) aad Senators O’MalMaay (D-Wyo), Walsh (i>- B ua). Harrtoon. (D-MUs) and White IR-Malna).

The bulky document listed campaign contrlbutloni and expendl- turea by asnatoilal enadldatea. The Utter raagad Ing the name of fibs. TlmreM HeAdil on the letterhead .had baan SMt to i' Federal employsM of too Di cratle YtnanM Committaa. afl for campaign funds.

Mrs. Heldel, director of tha oral Wrttera’ Projaet. had ao knowl ' C edge of the latter, the Oenuaittadf ■ found. Other memhora of the T oorntle State Conunlttoe til toe letter had been dtopatebad out Mrs. Heidal'a kaorriodga.

In toe totter waa a tideet for m':. Damoeratle dlaaor eeodng fMm ft fl 1 to $100.-- "

N. H. ilxpMdWntM U m Commlttoo ropoitod

Banato eami — -----“ "Naw Hami

lampahtroLfisC tte

VarmoatatM yesiMg KsNovaasber. Ne

Uad with foatod I6.8S0N. H.), tbs . Eliot Cdrter of 83,168 and Both oia r

mpiuipi axpi d RuiWf I ipMlM wore wtgar I M I

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ifor-ipatia In OonaaeUeat ’ o f wfekfii fonaar Bmt —pefiHV SfiJ4t and iK w T Q o m i ! ) . HATpaadltufM wore ntodi Binianrd. Ldxxr. fil l: ptomann, fir E w fifififl.

la Varmont total were M.4M wMh SMatM (It . VU .apM iffig filfltfl: ■Gratk. DMAoerat,-------tla fl.V fla a .r

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T E AINJURES W IF^ EHJS H H SE ii'l

Bedford. Maae., Jan. ohn Valtoe. 87. n former

worker, struck hto wife. Prio- Cato) blow wlto a ptoM o f easting from' a piano and

than kUtod himMif early today at hla hema wlto a diet from a J2 caUlMr rISn

Dr. WUUam Itoeen, the medical nmlner. gave a verdlet of mur

der and auldde.Mn. VnUea,-'84. succumbed at S t

Luke'a boepital from a fractured ■kuU. PoUce announced that Jeal- ,ouoy was tbe motive for toe murder and suicide, which mode or-

JA N U A R Y - The First Monthlew Year

Brinflrs 1 modern bills by

than th e asual n i^ b e r o f b ills to pay. B e (d basiness"llke In th is n ew year- and pay you r

CISTERpbaiM o f five dtlldren ranging la ■ga from 14 years to five months.

BOAB TREES HUNTER

Aurktond, Now Zaatoad (API— I Five prominent pig hunters haA to cUmb tTOM and stay aloft for an boiir during n battle with a huge boar tn tbe back country o f UrutL U m boar was eveatuaUy sur- rotiaded by dogs and killed.'Tbe huatera daooaaded, but bad to fire IK bulteto before 'killing toe ant-

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RecommendatioD Od Commercial lighdng Brings Immediate Action; Hie Message.

BoekrUl*. Jan. S— At tb« mMUng « ( the City Council on Monday are- Idiig, Alderman Cbarlea Underwood araa elected prealdent of the Coun* cU for the cominf year iucoee^n| 'AMarman J:% PATTERN of tkia attrao- ttva aMdei aaod ue. la COIN, your NAME. AODRESa. STTLB NUM-

. HER and BBS la THE HERALD. TODAr S PATTERN BUREAU, U b te r lim o p l a c e , BROOELTN. K. T.

STAFFORD SPRINGSJOHN C. NETTO

473, Stafford

MAD FELONS PLAN ORGY OF CRIME

Captorod Member Of Qom- tet Of FngitiTes Reveals Intent Of Leader.

Cleveland, Jan. 8— (A P I—Four mad fekms who eicaped from the Uma, O , SU U ' Hospital for the Criminally Inasna Intand to launch ■a orgy of "big ttma" orime with a aeries of Chicago klllinga, a fellow fugitive seized hero tneiated today.

Detective Sergt ' Jamee J. McDonald captured Rueeell Nuckela. 38, without a atruggla yeitarday, aurpriaing the convict as he walked on a downtown street

Nuckels related a fanUatio story.

rraak Hataea

Mlel Margaret Rocha of Waro, Mass., la spending a few days vlelt- tng with her elsUr, Mrs. Mary een the cleartaff housea for much of ths Nazi activity hara." Tbe Amsrt- can Nazi youth movement Is much

^stronger ta the east and middle ̂west than In the far west.

13.—Bund camps exist York, MUwaukse, Buffalo, tady, Cleveland, Lm Angeles'San Diego, Oakland. Spokane, Battle, and St. Louis /

18. Frits Kuhn. Bund leader, told a committee agent that/ ha had power of ambasaador and n tpecial "secret arrangement directly with Adolf HiUer." ^

Bpraadtag

SETStBRIDGEn CARNIVAL DATES

at I ! ^ Sch^ec-

i shirtsiraona belong

100,600 their public100,000. "fail

I ." Italian con- aaoret Fasdat Faadst propa-

o f aome Itallan- .tlons ta the

14. About 10.1 to the Italian are willing to al meetlDgt and anj within tbair ' sular offldala agents are epp ganda In American United BUj ' 18. One/aspl^ of Faadet activity Is the tma that many Italian Amer? leans ep^ged ta subversive aetlyi-

actually on relief roUe or by the WPA and ether

imeat agendas

Useempl(

/that the Natlona] Labor ftelattaiu thorough taveetlgatlon to detenjniaa to what extent )>osrd members and amployea "approve the Communist view#" expressed by David J Sapoaa, NLRB economist.

In connection with tbe ao-caUed Lansing. Mich., "holiday' when a thnmg aeaemblad at the sute capital, doaed atoraa and marched on tha state eoUegs the report crlUda- ed "all public offldala Involved" for lack of courage ta handling tha situation.

Attorney General Frank Murphy then was governor of Michigan. During iU| open hearings the Committee reodved testimony that Murphy tilocked enforcement of. a court ordar dlroettag tbe evacuation ot Mt-down jtrikers

Galltngi the Lenslng eecurrenoae 'fUagraeifuI". . the committee eaid "a courageous stand" would'- hava- "avddad the loss of mllllona of .doi- lara to both labor and capital;"

The report, hrlsUlag with coo- dsmaatlen o f Naailem■ad Fasdam. raeommaeded that tha House eonttaue the tavesUga- tlon for two years with an ^>prp- prtatkB oHjM ladat 8150.00a U m tevestlgatleh abould not be oootln- ued, tt aald, unleae it has adequate funds Tbe oommlttee, which expires today, had 938,000 originally.- BkexM Riqalfe Os eparatlea

**Tha Ormgrssa should also require the appropriate dapartmeaU to ee-opetato wUb tha eommlttae," tha report aald, dadaring the Jua- ties and Labor departmanta bad tolled to do ao.

The seveB-maa gro i^ which ah- traetod wide attonttod aa arall as cTtUdam from Preatdant Rooaevalt, SecraUiy Ickaa and Secretary Par- ktoa. aiimmartaed teatlmocy raoalv- ad* at haaiinga ta WasUafftoa. Xto- tn tt nad Naw Toriu

It did not make toocifle laglato- ttoe propoMls to curb ua-AmBleaa actmOao but indirectly referred to tha BMaaffty 96̂ m d eh atl* tS

ID YOU KNOW THAT-Creamery imttor produced tn

Nova Scotia la October totaled 828.000 pounds.

American butter atocka ta November. 1B8A Were eatlmmted at 198.000,000 potmds 78,000,000 pounds above normal.

An avaraga o f 1,080 vaesela per month have dtHed at the port of Oakland, Calif., for the laat 18 years

Several rich gold yields have been reported in reemt months from email mines and proepectora’ dalme In Western Australia.

Tobacco was originally the name for a tube through avblch W ed Indian natives tahalad smolcs the plant Itself being known as cohlba

Mlzaouri dairy herd Improvement asa^clatlona eetimate cost of feed repfesente only 50 per cent of the expenae of keeping n cow. The other 60 per cent goes for overhead. deprecUUon, Interest end la- bor-

FertUlzer experta who' used to think nitrogen, phosphorous p6t- aah and Ume were tha only artiS- da» plant foods crops needed now tacluda mamy minor elemantr such aa boron, copper, manganese the like. '. - .

More than 780,000 Christmas trees were expmtoc from Nova SooUa before tha middle of December.. Umbrellas with 18-faot epreade each capable of ooverii^ tiro aii- tomobilea have baao »»eA» m England for use la Central Africa.

August Bechtjar, who astatod money for tbs United States government at Rutharfontton, N. C„ toon* 1980 to 1995 died la poverty.

Murder* declined. burglai|M ta- ereaaed, in Qm firat nine months of 1999 compared with tor rimllar

|0 19^..Veneanele, maantag "1111!* Ven-

ic*.’ ' eras ortglaally applied to an Indian vlUaga built on pUee on tbs coaat ct that country.

For the Aict ttsM in New Se»- Inadb hiatary. tba avarage bank note ctreulatkB during taa Bnt

o f tha year hto an-

Anooal PreLenten Affvr To Be Held February 15-18 ItlsDecidei

The annual pre-lenten carnival of St, Bridget's church wll, bo held la the church hall February 18. 16. IT and 18. These dates were selected at a meeting of the men and women 04 tha church held last nlgbL Major John O. Mahoney and Mrs. Edwaj** J./Murphy were elected aa eo-che men for toe carnjval. The next me tag will be held within a weak wha further committees wtU be named. The funds raised by the carnival erin be used In mesUns church expehdt* tures.. In the annual financial report Of the church given by Rev. James P. Timmins, pastor, reporta of ;000 received were announced |$2,000 was applied on the debt

CABINET SHIFT . SEEN POSSIBLE IN J A y iS P U T E(Oonttooed from Pag* One)

Gen. Otozo Yamada, new commander of Japan's legions ta China, today faced toe monumental tasks of consolidating toe gains made ta 19 montha of coetly fighting.

Whether he would attempt to extend the Invasion farther Into interior waa not known, but nu foreign observers considered hla/ pointment to succeed Gen. Shunroku Hata as f oreshadowtag a d«Bnlto change, ta Japanese taetiea.

Tbeae obaervers. held ttati major mllltery operatlona bad bera completed and that the camnaigB henceforth would be directed at wiping out guerrilla oppoaltlon and pacifying partially conquer^ regtona.

That ta itself w ^ regarded aa a formidable undert4Mng. During the past 18 montha (be war haa spread O', or 13 provings: Ho]>eh. Bulyuan, Chahar, Sban^ Shantung, Honan,

tu, A n ^et, Hupeh, Chekiang, gl, Huun and Kwaagtuag.

e Japanese maintain they u v e conquered about 900,000 equare mlleX, toe Chinese admit tha oo- cupatlpD of only about one-aeventh of the total area of toe 18 provlnoea.' N^tnU observers poiiit out that the/Occupation for the moat part la Undted to (najor citlea, railways and highways had that oi^nUgttoua tori /ritory atUl requires doitly and extensive mopdtag-up.

MANY PERSONS EXECUTEDHongkong, Jan. 3 — (A P ) —

Usually wJl-taformed Chlneae aald today that a "considerable number" of persona tied been executed la Chungking, with "hundreds aiora^ under arrest, following tba egral* slon of former Premier waag Chlaag-Wal from ths Chin tae government party for "deaerttag his poat and suing for paaoa la ooutrae diction to natloaal policy."

The "purge," first reported OB Sunday, was aald to ba coqttaiiliig secretly but none the leas affectively In a campaign to Dy to block nay further defection among what loyal Chlneae termed "faint hearts."

(A (2iungktag dispatch eald it was believed stops were bali^ takes to quash Wang’a tafluenoe oompleto- ly, but iSwed there wa% evlideBpa there of large-scale arrests.) /

Although the clean-up origtaatod ^ t o the Wang aplsode, the aotloQ, Chlneae aourcea reported, whs baiag extended to include tha ellmlnaticn of various "petty graft/6r e o rm ^ elements. / .

NARUOROÛ TOPAT , HURRICANE WORBIIEN!

Hartford. Jaa. S-—(A P )— Ba--V lectmea of the town of Mnrlboraugh will ordar payment made to ̂ 9 workmen for their labw after tba- September hurricane. snoriMya aa-t nounced this morning tn Supinrtor. court, followtay (he advice of Judge ' Thomas J. Molloy. >-

The judge had ordered a r e r w and advised tha attorneys to " i ^ together ftad pay these men" while bearing a rg u i^ te on a motiao to nuaah ah alternative writ o f awa- damue to eecure tbe soiiTht bv the workmen.

It had been alleged that two Den errtic selectmen refused to i ' nrdera to tbe town treasurer t q ' make pai’ment for the work dona on the ground that they had no. knowledge of the contract for tba work made by tbe Sfet selectasaa.

I The Poet's ColurnnlO W YEAR OONSBUHA'nUM

O Lord. Thif^jlTacloas grace bestow. That from my life may ever flow, pu()e deeds of lov4 and rightooiianea4 That souls msy learn Thy naaM ta

For I would have all men to I That eta, thy strength doth ovcri

throw.Trill) my soul throha with deaira TO'tbe baptized wlthrHoly Fira. That Cbrtat nay Ufa I m ot* may

.know'False mortsl mind to overthrow;' That God may be my an ta all Tc ahleld from error’s base anthralL O gracloua Loi^ to Thee l.voar—

eontocrate just now.My all n i eoniF. J. BUZZBLL-

To aohr* a aiarket glu t'af ebau< late radles at Salat Joha. M. E , daviet* hauled huadreda of aats ta. ths top cf hlatotk. Poet'

DAILY RADIO PROG]TUMOAV. JANUANV 3 (Central Eastern Standard Tima—I ^ . )

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OrnONAL fTATIONt/rop-rsic In tirehanf««bl> on «tther BLL'IlMtworks): Battt wbr* wcol iHm wiw v«rli w«kjr vm I wm» rbf cbl Rfal. Ctnirali «ren wtmj wib« wday ttibi bans «r«to kwoo wbo^wood wtbc wgl kfyr koam. fteuMt wapo wigh • wptf trla w|«i wf/R-WRun vt.iyi wfbe mirnc frese «gm kvo«'r^ky wfta. wbap wo«l kthg kfdm iryko «riv lui* ktnk ktgm waUi wroi ic*bp icark k$ne: Mountain: kftr kght kioi kob ItChf kMfi kpfa kMl ktfl; Pkciflt: kfb>•— km! kpm kgn kmo19—Howl# Wing 4 Avldtian 9:30—Sob Traut About "Today” •:4^gncch Light'a Orchaatra

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Tom Mix's Sketch—rapaai for west 6:00— 7:00—Baay Aeaa akit—also cat 6:19- 7:15—Mr. Kaon 4 Laat P^reana 6:30- 7:30-Naw Yarh Pragram-wig:

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Mî RTlN PLEDGES BALANCED RU ll

Newdî P. House Lttder Pronî To Restore Con- stitotionaKGoTerimienL

Washington, Jaa. pledge to restore ti'tlonal government two yeart came today Joaeph W. Martin, Jr., ehuaetta, new leader cf ed Republican ranks tn

The 84-year-old newspaper''publisher waa chosen hy acelamiuiok i a CAUCUS last night to Ica^ tl party's 166 memhen. RepresehtoU''

WTICTrevsiers RrendcMtlng g eeviee,

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Prof. Andre Bchenk y . 8:00—Johnny with Ruse Morgan. 8:80—For Men Only. ./6:00—"BatUe of . tha BtaMir—with

Julia SandarKm and Frank CnuBinlt.

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BoekvUlo. J«n. S—At tb« mooUnc «r tbo City Oounell oe Mon4oy •*•- «| !«. Aldtttnmn C îorlM Undinwoed VM oloetod prMidcnt of tli* Coun* «U lOr tbo oominy yoor •ueeeodlni AM tm u J. 8Ua)«y McCroy. Thp fg|«« OMTlM wttb It tbo Utlo Ot set. lag aaiyor in tbo obooneo of tbo IMyornmo tbo city.

Mayor Ooudo A. MtUo doUvorod Ido ann^ moaoMfo oontalaiBg tbo faeonunOBdatlono for tbo oommit- taoa amouBced tbo rooppolnt- ■MOt of Dr. J. Ralph Uorlo aa Milk XMMCtor.

hm foUowlaf poUUoao woro to* aobrod: Bra KuotowaW for a wood-

at 84 Woat itroot, graatod; W. Kurt Bortbold. 6 roOn dwotnng 88a n OB Orowa atroot, graatod; Harold ■biirr for a alga 4aSH foat, at I Wak Mala atroot, graatod; J. aad W. Sabaor, to ronodol bouao oa fanratioot. Oraatod.

AldoiaiaB Robort Oavtoo of tbo too eoaualttoo aaaouaood that eoauatttoo bad roeoivod btda

jB tbo oarloua autooiobUo doalora ier tbo aaar polloa crulaar to roplaco flto prooaot car . aad that tbo oaa IM b tba Rockrtllo Oaraga 'fo r i « n j l waa tbo toaroat Tbo com* Mttao waa autbortaad to aiaka tbo aarrtaao from that eoaeora.w — — .------ rooom-

1 to tbo Unprooo- ; of tbo oomsoorrlol Ugbtlng la' war aad of ,.tbo ae:~Hartag aarvod 000 yoar of jay

aaoood total aa aaayor of tbo City ad Roclnlllo, I wlab at tbta tlaw to iapiaaa aay approdatloa to tba

Dbara at tbo Board of Common

Uon. t*la eooaoctlon wttb tbo PoUoa Do-

partmoat 1 fool wltb our kSIclact Captain

our regular

aa mail n w l9 . I taroatlgate and •nyor Dcnren mi* ! bo doM m t t f i ; Recom m endatioD

On Commercial lighthig Brinp Immediate Actkm;Tbe Message.

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Tlceri,__________ dffl.wltb tbo aupomumeiMOf chat thli department la doing

thewell the Hrork taxpayers at

NORTHCgyENTRY

OouacU, who gave me tbelr loyal aimpoit during tba paat year, aad wbo are entirely reaponaible for .tba Bueciaaful year of my admlniatra- ttoa.

"Tba datallod reporta of tba varl- 000 eommittaea of tba laat council laavoa ttttla forme to aay, and with 80 changca la tba paraonnel ot tba ailtotaen tblrty-nlna council, I an- tldpata aa aSIctont admlntatratloo of City aSalra aa during tba paat jwar.

**Thara baa bean a ta;aU reduotlpb bi tba aatimatad axpenaea for tba coming year, I can aaa no niaaon wby, aa I bava atated prevlouaiy and te lB g my tann of oSlca, with tba yracUoa of aconomy fron» tba ba- gtanlng, tba tax rata to pa laid can- aot bo aomewhat raduped.

*la tba Public Worka Department for tbe coming year ̂tbe main work win be to maintain tbe preaent u •

,to-data ccndlUon of our atraata. Can- tar atraat bag barn In very bad ahape atace ytit laying of the storm aasrer two yeara ago, work on tbla atraat, we Were forced to delay due

. tr tbe aavare burrlcana of Septem- 1/^uld -bar. tberefore racommand

tba grading and curbing of tbla aa tbaai llrat project wltb tbe Meaing cf/aprtng. Orchard Hill ta la very bad ahape and abould be ’rebuilt and

/ta-aurtaced with bard Unlab atone. Taicott Avenue abould ba givaa aoma attention, tbla atreat la vary tough aad abould ba rebuilt at laaat aoma aecUon of it during tba coming year. Tbere are many atraata wa could hard aurface, Orand Avanuc East end ia in vary rough condltlOB alnca the laying of tba Banltary aawer and should ba

eon tbla typa of traaunent. Now dgaa being put In by the Town wni antall extra work for tbla da- partmant In gradmg sad rebuilding 04 approactaea We have a aplandid opportunity to widen tbe road at tbe towar end of Weat Main street, wbicb aurely would make a much Beaded Improvement. .'The old «wrni at tbla point baa been flUed in by the M.' T. Stevens A Co., with sboul atgbt aad one-balf feat of tbla land we could make a three rod road with ourtdng on tba aoutb aide from the biackamitb ebop to tba d»»>«ny mill, tbla would make a much better eps preach to tba bcldge, and a great Itoal safer for tbe cblidren traveling back aad forth from tbe PolUta and Maple atraet aeboola

*Tba uaual amount of taring will Java to ba dona ia order to prsaarvi tba gravol roada within tba Oty Um- Ita. It ia much cheaper to do eai« aaeta year aad kaap them la ahape. I b e a t tba Wabar fUbag atgOoa 8B Wladaor Aveaua abould ba given t e ttnatmaat to ka^ It from waah- iM M t onto tba State Oghway.

^Oeoummlttoe at tba preaent tUne are eoetmueto ebgHaatlBir-baaanl- •oa roada. Wa bam a Eaaardous W^tlOB at tbe praasat Ume at y k t la eoaawely eaDed Mlntarbura

" food pareaatacacf tba traf- ba aUaBlar,ad at tbla point

___ _ oould aemiba tba landg lab waa Kirmaily tba roadbed fOr Iba tfotlOT tcaefca batwaaa East

aad ToUaad saaaaa, wbtob ir la aaa. Wa aaay act ba u to aemdra tMa praparty

X d M ( R m S T ba

expected large.

*Tbe smaU loaa of Are each yaa ̂la largely due to tba promptaaaS. and affli^oey of our fire department. Tba oew pump purcbaaad the flrit of tba year aurely proved Ita worth, as It worked at two of our worat firaa in tba center of tba city before It had been aceapted.

'The report aubmitM by tba Lighting Committee of laat year, stated that tba eommittaa aaw no great outlay other than tbs possible mstallatloa of a few additional UgbtA 1 fast aa tbla eommittaa, tbe amount approprlatad will amply taka care of any nacasaary additional ti^ t. I would recommend to tbla committee to eoatact tbs Con nactlcut Light and Power Co. In rs' gard to the failure of electric power In the lower section ot the dty. Christmas Eve It was in total darknaas and New Taar;a Eva the lights In tbla section were out for about one hour. Tbla as I understand Is not tba only Christmas Eva that tba marehanta In. tbla sae- Uon have bean without ll^ts. It baa been rsportod to ma that on tev- aral eocaatens on this particular night the marehanta of this asetlon bava bad no light I batlava that tbla la a eondttloD that can and should ba remedied by tba lighting oomoanv.

"Tbe Health Committee hae a very aarlous problam 00 tbelr hands In regard to tmprovamanta at the Filtration Plant aa auggaated by tbe State Water Commission. I bellsve this added axnanaa to the taxpayara should ba prolonged aa long aa pos- dbla.

‘Tnasmueb aa there ia no change In tbe paraonnel of the Nineteen Thirty-nine Common Council. I am making no ebangea In committee appolntmanta. Tbla. I baUave should belD In the work of the various committees aa each member Is familiar with the duties of hla particular committee and the work, as p’anned by the preaent oommlt|ees could be eairlfil on without Interruption.

"(Ventlamaa. tba busineaa of the City of Rockville tc In vour bands, aaa to It that you give It the same attention you sreuld v̂our own prl- yato buslnasa. agd aueoaas will be aasurad. Tba votara la the various ward* have alaeted veu aa their reo- riaaatotlvaa In this body, and It Is vour duty to ba regular and punctual la your attabdaneo at our meet- tngs.

Respectfiilly submitted.C. A. MUXS,

Mnyor."Fuaerala.

Tba funeral of Cbarlea E. Mead, 70, of 135 Union street, who died on Saturday waa held on Monday after noon at hla home. Rev. Dr. Oeorge 8. Brookes, paetor of the Union Congregational church officiated. Burldl was in Orova Hill cemetery. The hearers were Nelson Mead Harold Mead.''Clarence Pethybridge all of RockvUa, Rudoloh Kozllk. ot Clinton; Max Knia of Rast Hartford and James Coughlin of Manrhaster

The funeral of Henry B. Beebe •8. of Plnney atree^ Ellington, was held this artamoon at tbe Burke Funeral Heme In tbla etty. Rev. Rdsooe P. Metogcr. pastor of the Ellington Congregation^ church offlelatad. Burial waa in the Buck- land cemetery.

The funeral of John KorsA 80. who died at .the American House pn Sunday, will be held on Wednesday morning at 7:30 a ro. at the St Joseph's Catholic church. The place of burial has not been determined The police department have been making efforts to locate relatives of the man. but without success. The Burke funeral home on Park atryet win ba open this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock for frienda

lastaUaMoa of OSIoava.Ira WUocn will Inatall the recently

elected officers of the Tolland Orange this avantag at the Community House. The Installation will ba /followed by a eodal and the eompltteea for tbe coming year will be announced. ■' .

Hope Chapter Meetlag.Hope Chapter. O. B. S., erUl bold

a masting this evening In Masonic Hall on Union street At tbe meeting Mrs. Majoris Morrison, worthy matron, Clarence Wood, worthv patron and a staff of officers of Temple Chaotsr No. 88, O. E. 8., of Mknehester win put on aa oblige' tlon ceremony.

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Wednesday at 3:80 tba Motbar'B club will meat at tbe nome ot Mrs. Walter KeUer, Mrs. Carl Schramm acting aa boateaa. Tbe speaker will be Mlaa Margaret Danaby, acbool nurse. AlMadlea Interested are cordially tavltad.

TTiursday evening O o^ try Orange No. 75 P. of H. will hold tbelr regular meettng''ta tbelr naU.

Friday, Jan. 6, 8 p. m., a apaetaj meeting of tba Porter Library aaao- ciitlon will be held in tba library for

S purpose of voting on any action t may be taken concerning tba rsl Library Project which tba stats proposes sponsoring and do any other buatneaa proper to coma before tbe meeting.

Tbe tjowers decorating tbs .eburcb the paat two Sundays ware fumlah' •d by Mrs. William MeKlanay, Chrtstmaa . Sunday, being a large basket of cut Sowsra pla.jad on tba Communion table la memory of bar parents, Mr, \anci Mrs. Oeaa Tbla Sunday she ulM a beautiful polH' ■etta. It la a vkry gracious act aad one appreclatedX Immensely aad If any on# wlabea to^fumlab flowara at any time If they Will contact Mra. John E. KIngsburV or Rev. Leon Aui^n befora Tues^y evening ot the proceeding Sunday, the data can be placed on tbe ebur^ calendar.

^Ist Beaale and Mua Josepblna Statch retumad Monda}̂ from New York where they spent Î cw Tear*a with reUUvaa.

Mlaa Morjorle Oraans of'Newark, N. J„ returned home Mondity after spending- tba holidays wltb\ Mlaa Ruth Shstton.

Mrs. Roscoe Talbot of Darleibv baa been spending the pest weak With her parents, - Mr. Mrs. E.\ P. Hamilton.

All the schools In town opened t^ >Iay after the holiday vacation. Tbd vaiihus school teaebara have raaum- ed tbelr work In the.dlffarent towns. Miss Elisabeth Blackburn In Lebanon, Mlaa Jeanette Heckler In Chaplain, Mlaa Cora Kingsbury In Oull- ford.

Mlaa Alice Heckler and Mlaa Lamu Hill have retumad to WUU- mantlo Normal.

Mrs. Qerber and grandson Josapb Sargis bava returned to Newport, R. L, having rtiant tba entire holiday season at tbs home of Mr. and Mra. Chas. Hacklar.

Mrs. Cbarlaa Webstar left Sunday momlnf to apend a few days wltb bis parents In Varmont.

Mlaa Phyllla Hoxia of Norwtob was hqpns for tba week and.

Mr. and Mra A. J. Vinton and Mlaa Ruth Vinton spent New Yaara day with Ur. and Mra. Henry Schell of Woodmont, Conn.

Nauall A. Hill and daughtera, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Hill In New Britain.

••Who*» Who’* In Com _An Aid To Plahten

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A new chapter In tba W te’a Wbo^axtra lata Whsra aaad for aoma ofof hybrid awaat oom, that Is balBg eompUsd by tba Plant Brsadtns Da- partmaat ot tba Afitoultural Bx- parlmant Station at New Havas, baa just bean laauad in time for ordering aaad for 1088 gardana

Tba task of toaUng all o< the most promising hybrids available was started at tbs Station In 1888, . aad avantually tba beat oom la oaob

e( tilalo will bo plantod to- gotbor for oomparloOa. It to porticu- larly fitting that such taata abould be made In Connectleut, etnee It vas the New Haven Station that In 1034 Brat damonstratad tba value of using hjrbrlda eommarelally.

Tba new clreular, written by Or. D. P. Jonas and Dr. W. R. Singleton, givee data on com recommended for Oonneetieut out of tbe BOO lota planted in 1088. It first describes tba hybrids that showed up best In 1088 in the following claraes; Extra early, early, aarly mid-aaasoa, mid' season, latt mid aaa eon, lata aad

tba outatonding bybrlda to not on tba market, tba elreular talto where inbrede that make tba eroaaia may be obtained.

Intoreetlng devetopmento of Iasi ssasoB ware tba produetton at Tri croaaaa by breading a first ganara- Uon hybrid wttb aa labrsd.' » « « to no yellow variety available la tba vary lata season and tbo Station to undartoklng to fill tbto took. Oo|d- st Beauty has boaa dovatopod crooBlng the white aoaded Long Island Beauty with a late Connecticut yellow com. The new variety bai tub desirable form of tbe Long It' lend parent and will aieet tba market demand for. a late, yellow kemelled ear after a few more eea- eons of breeding fOr color.

In conclualon. tbo report ghfoo a table of atattotloa on tbe vartouaa of com tested, with tbe fOUi on each: SourOa ot ae«d.*dato marketoble eafs, diantoter, lOagtb and weight ot tbe beet ten ears, and remarka

MAD FELONS PLAN ORGY OF CRIME

Captored Honber Of Qidih let Of Fofitnres Rercali Intoit Of Leader.

Ctovsiaad, Jan. 8-:-(AP)—Four mad felons who escaped from the

aa, Om State" Hospital for the Criminally Inaana latand to launch aa orgy at "big tlaM" erima with a aariaa of Chicago ktlUags, a fallow fugitive Bttoad barn laatoted today.

Deteetlva Sargt Jamas J. Me- Doaald captured Ruaaall Nueketo. 38, without a atruggls yaiterday. surprtoing.,tbs ooavlet aa ba walked oa a downtown street

Nueketo fflated a fantastic atory.

SOUTHCOVENTRY

WILLINGTONMISS JENNIE H. CHURCH

The Chriatmaa party bald by tbaCheerio Sunday school class at the WilUngton HlU ebureb waa a raal social occasion. Tba busbanda of tbs members were Invited and moat of them came end the teaehera M|x. Horace B. Bloat and Mrs. OMrgs V. Smith, also Dr. Sloat About 10 o'clock the members of the class served a buffet lunch of several kinds of s.andwlches. pickles, olives, cakes, divinity fudge and cottea Camea were played and a pleaalng feature of the occasion waa tbe iW- ognltlon of two wedding annlverear- tea, Mr. and Mrs.' Oldrich Vonaaek, married sixteen years and Ur. and Mra. Everett Robertson, married two years. Both oouplea ware blindfolded for a gama then they were pelted with confetti.

At laat they all gathered about

the piano and sang Christmas. parols, soutbsra melodlea and old aonga

Laat Wadnaaday evening a community dance was bold In Hall Memorial school gymnasium which waa attended by eighty peopla The WlUlngton Sarenaders lad by Charles Todd, furolehed muala gou- vealr com of varioua dealgna jauntily worn added ance for robblj^ . a fllUng Station kclcaU, aocuaad to Clavaland as a

"lomra' lane" holdup man, pleaded guilty to attempted robbery. Othera wbo Sail tba hospital ware Marion Plaroa, Ib^iaaapolla Negro, aantenc ad to from 10 to 30 yaara for ahoot- Ing to wound: wuitom Bruoks, ufa- tarm Ohio slayer, aad WUUjim Blats, native of jlatoa. Under a 10- 30 year robbery etoteaee.

'The Clevelander itold Haines allowed him to aeparato. beeauae said hla mother was dylilg. aad after promtolag to rejoin them.

■Tf you squawk, we'U flniab you," Nueketo quoted Halnea.

Hospital offlelato termed the pon- Tiete "very dangeroua aad very violent" ,

West Main atraat to a Mtlent at the Mercy bespttel to Sj^togflald.Ml

Annouaeamaat la ot __birth of a daughter to Mr. aad Mra. Michael Quarto of Norwich. 31ra. Quarto waa formaity M ta Anna FontaneUa, daughter ef ’ Fiad Fon- tenalla of Braao^ Balgbts.

Mlaa Ruth RakL wbo la amploysd la the Agricultural Dapartaaaat of the Federal goveremaat to Wash- tagtoa. D. C.. Ima bean spending the holiday imcatlon wRb bar parsnta, Mr. and Mis. Mlcbaal Raid, on Sior ̂ton StTMt. _

wuitom B. Kaaebutuk ot Craw HlU aactioB. driver of tbs ear to which two of hto frtonda wen klUad In Palmar, Maaa., on Dae. 18, to to ba triad on a charge of daagetoua drtv- Hto to tbe Prater Dtomei Oeoit. Wadaaeday. Jan. U. Xaachnluk Piaaded act guilty to tba diame ba- fote Judge bnaat B. Bobaon to tba Palmar court aad tba case w tinued. ^

Taaebers to tba Stafford pubUe school wiU attend a meeting df the teaebera of Bagtoia Oonnoetlcat to bo held Saturday moratog. Jan. 37. la WUUmaatle, erbaa Dr. Aieimo O. Grace, now otato eommlaalonor ef educatkm, ,wtU i Uon Prabtoma of

Mr. aad Mrs Leon famUy ot Palmar, Mi coat guMte ef Mrs. Patrick McCarthy o f High

JAP 8TBA3IEE AORODMD

Tokyo, Jaa. 3 — (A P ) — Doai (Japanese news ageiwy) today n - porUd the 8/)00-taii fttoghtor Putt'- yams Mani had ladlosff aba waa agrauad off MJyalw totoad. to tbo Loodwa gbeop at aoathwast at Japan, eaaytag a erew at 44 aaa. A heavy aaeO tbieataaad to bieak tba veaaaL

ustoay wban a IS atra eap4- mamhed on

alien groups argaalaattoss and movemeate.

SoBM of tba eommlttea’a findingsare: -

1. Communism, aa latagral part of a arorld revolutloaary nMUament, arorki to ambroU tbto natloQ to a foreign war by propagating tbe doctrine of ooltocUve security; It to active la poUtloal parties labor

and a/»ti/v>ia. aitd bss Penetrated tbe government to such an extent that aome Commiintota bold, key positions to Federal agencies and projects. ^

3. Naxl-Faaotot groups, like tbe Communist Party, atm ultimately at the destruction of Um nation’a fiaa Institutions. These groups bava shown tbamaalvea "apt stu- dents of the Communist tactics" and tba tbiee "lama" bacoma "more aad more alike each year."

Can PublleUe Aettvfilea3. While Congreaa can not deny

cittoens tbe rlgnt to advocate Communism, Fascism or Nazism, It oan "focus the spotlight of publicity on subversive activities.

4. Communism wUl not be able to advance to tba face of a "fearlesa and complete expoaiu ê" of Its true nature. Ita moat common device In attempting to alienee criticism to to charge critics with red-baiting.

5. Communtat leaders sat up "front organizations" with "blgh- aouadlng titles and laudable objec- tivas," most of whoaa membera are unaware of the real cmtrol and Ui- fluanca.

6. A thorough Investigation of tbe weat CoaSt would demonstrate Umt the Oemmuntote have "enjoyed greater auoeese" tbere tbaji any- where etoe In tbe nation. Commu- ntote wield "oonalderable political

lenee" tbere and through law- oesa and vlolenca have "practl-

caUy paralysed many induatriea."7. Csmmuntote have penetrated

tbe Farmer-L^^or Party to promote Communism and Clara warfare. They succeeded to a large extent In Mlnneeota with plana to buUd a- strong Fanner-Labor Party and "UM It aa a front for tbo promotion of Communtom."

A A ratbar large number of employes On the WPA theater project are "either member of tbe Communist party or are sympathetic with tbe Communist Party.''

Sboold Deport Bridgaa.A The Labor Dspartment should

proCaad with auspandad deportation

SETSTBRIDGEn CARNIVAL DATES

Amraal PreLenten ASm To Be Held February 15*18 It lsDecidei ^

The annual pre-Ienten carnival of BL Bridget's rtiurcb wlL be held to the church ball February . 16, 18, IT and lA Tbeae datea were selected at a meeting of the men aad women o, the church held last night Majo^ John G. Mahoney aad Mra. Edw^J. Murphy were e'ected as oo-e men for the carnival. Tbe next i Ing will be held within a week wh further committeei will ba aamsd. Tbe funds raised by the carnival win be used In meeting church expebdl- turea. In tbe annual financial report of the church given by Rev. Jrara P. Hmmina, pastor, reports of 000 received were annouboad |$2,000 waa applied on tba debt

prooeadinga sgglnst Harry Bridge (n o west ooart mariUma leader, similar ease which tba Labor Oa- partmant aaya tba Suprama OoUrt must daclda tofora It continuaa tba Bridgaa oaas "does not have an Important bearing."

10. Naxl aetlvlUes can ba linked wRh governpiant-conMllad agen- ciea In Germany. About 25,000 persona are active membere of the Germaa-Americaa bunds aad about100,0(X) parsons are "wUllng to bo

'• T 1 ..............................tloito.seen" public bund maaifeeta-

DIES PROBERS PUCE BLAME ON LABOR UNIT(OeeWwd fraea Page Oaa.)

that tbe National Labor Relatkxia thorough Investigation to del to what extent board members onaployra "approve tbe Commi views” axpreased by David Saposa, NLRB economist

In oonnacUon with tba ao-caiAd Mich., "boUday rambled at tba

tol, eloaad stocaa and the state oollega, tba report critictt- ad "all public oflleUls Involved" for lack ot courage to bandUag tbs situation.

Attcrnay Oaoaral Frank Murphy then was |ovarnor of Michigan. Diirtog'ita open boartnga tbe (3om- mlttee received testimony that Murphy blockad enforcament of b court ordar dtraettog tba evacuation ot iR-down Btrtkara.

Calling tba Lansiag oecuiraBora "dtograeeful", tba eommittaa said "a couragaoua atand” would bava "avoldad tba loaa of mUllons of dol- tara to both labor and capital;"

Tba report brtaUlng with eoo- daimiatlcn ef Oommualam, Naaltom and Faaetora. recommandad that tba Rouse contlaua tba Invastlga- tJOB tor two years with an aapro- prtotloti of at toast 8150,000. invostlgatlen abould not ba eontto- uaA it said, iinlraa it baa adequate funds. Tba oaramlttee, which ax- plraa todtoy. had W5.000 orlglaatly:

“ Iba Congraaa aboul?*ate* ra- qulra tba appraprlate dapartaaata to jcO'̂ erato with the committee." tba report aald, dactortag tba Jua- Uea and Labor dapartmabta bad toltod to do ao.

Tba ravra-man group, which attracted wide attantlan aa well aa ertUetom from Praalrtaiit Rooaavialt Baerstary Ickra aad Sacratory Par- khta, aommariaad taaomciiy raoatv- ad at haariaga to WaMitogtea. Do- tn tt and New Tork-

It M aot aaake apacIBc tagiala- tbm prapoaals to curb na-Amartou arrtmttaa but todinetty rafScrad to tba aaesiMtr mtotrattHR aC

11. Next Investigation was hand Icapped by destruction of records but other correepondmee definitely Indlcetea that "German consutotea ta tba (hiitod gtetet bava been tbe clearing bouses for much of tba Naxl activity hart." Tba Amsrt

.can Nasi youth movement to much < stronger in tbe east and middle

west then In the far west.12. —Bund camp* exist at New

Tork, Milwaukee, Buffalo, Schenac tady, Cleveland. Los Angalaa, San Dlago. Oakland, Spokane, Brattle, and St. Louie

IA Frits Kuhn, Bund leader, told a committee agent that ba had power of ambassador and a q>ectol "aacrat arrangement dtraetly with Adolf Hltlar." _

14. About 10,000 paraonS ba) to tba Italian blaekahlrte, 100. are wUItog to attend tbahr public meetlngB aad anotber 100,00Q.,̂ "fall within tbelr Infiuanoe." Italian eon- tutor offlelala and seerat Fasetot agents are spreading Faaetot propaganda la ranka of aoma Italian' 'Amariean orgautoattona ta tba TlBltad Statae

lA One aapiset of Fascist activityto tba tact that many Italian Amar- loans aagaqad In aubvaralve aetlvl- tlas are actually on relief rona em plo]^ by tbs WFA and ether govkrnntont aganetoe

DID YOU KNOW TH AT-Crsamary butter produced

Nova Scotia la October totali 028,000 pounds.

Amarleaa butter stocks In Fo- vembar. IM A ware aiUmated/ at 1OA000.00O pounde 78,0010,000 pounds above normal.

An avain.;a of 1,080 vasadto per month have called at tbe Aort of

CMlf., for the /tost 15 \-

Ida have months ipectore'

[lietbe name

Westsmoke the

s ooblba. Improve-

mate coat of 10 per cent of

a cow. The goes for over-

CABINET s m n SEEN POSSIBLE IN J A y iS P U T E(Ooxttooed from Fage One)

Gen. Otozo Yanuuto, new commander of Japan's legions la Chine today faced the monumental teaks ot consolidating tbe gains nutde la Ig months of rastly fighting.

Whether be would attrapt to M> tend the Invasion farther Into tba Interior waa aot known, but maair foreign observera considered hto appointment to succeed Gen. Shuaro^ Hats as f oresbadovring. a dafialte change In Japaneae tactlce

These obaervers held Ibat major BoUitery operations had bean eom- pleted and that the campaign henceforth would be directed at' sripiag - out guerrilla opposlUoa and pseUy- Ing partially conquered ragtOBs.

That In Itself was regarded aa a formidable undertaklag. Durtog the paial 18 months ths .war baa aprand O', or 13 provinces: Hopeh, Suijruaa, (Thabar, Bbanai, ShaatUpg, Hoaaa, Klangsu. Anhwei. HupebiNCbaktoag, Klmnsgl, Hunan and Kwakgtung.

Tbe Japeaera malntidn tbay Mva conquered about 900,000 Squan miles, but tba ChInraa admit tba oe- cupatloB of only about ona aavebtk of tba total area of tba. 18 pravtooatî

Neutral obrarvara point out thnt, tba occupaUon for Uto moat part to limited to major oittao, rallwaya aad highways aad tU t oontlguous tor* ritory stlU raqulrra costly aad ax- teaatve mopptog-up.

MANY FER8GN8 BXB4JUTBOHongkong, Jan. 8 — (A P ) ■»

Usually ww-tnformad Chlnara aald today that a "conalderablo numbar" of persona had bean axaeutad ta Chungking, sritb "hundrads moraf* under anead, following tba axpiff* alon of fotmar Prralar Wang caitong-Wal from tba Cblnsaa gor- ernment party tor "daaarttog hto post aad atitog for paaoa to oontrto dlcUon to nauoaal policy."

The “purga.77ta- Sunday, ' saeratly I In a oam

1 among what Ic "fatonMarta."

dtopatrtt aald R atejwwara baiag taken

Wang's Influanda oomptoto- dented tbara wna avidinqa larga-soala nrraats.)(h tba claaa-up orlgtoatad Wang episode, tba aeUott

sourcaa reported, waa bak^ idad to include the aUmlaaUoa

patty graft or corrupt"enta.

furtherfYilnraa

(A Chi

first reported aa to ba eentinutog the Ira affaettvaly

to try to bloek any what ]otat

Oakland,

raeani

yaara.Savaral rirtt gold

baaa rsportod to from small mines and claims to Western Ausi

Tobacco WM orlgl] tor a tuba through

tabaliIndian natlvsa plant Iteslf brag

Mlzsourl dairy mant aaaoctoUona faad rtpraaante oni tba axpsnas of other 60 par cebt bead, dapractottob. Interest and labor..

Fartlllaar experts who used to think nitrogen, phoepboraua. potash aad Ume were tbe only artUl- etol plant fooda crops needed now Include nmay minor etomentr such

boron, copper, manganese *"d tbe llke-

More than 790,000 Cbitotmas trra wara axportec from Neva Scotia befora tbe middle of December. , _ i

Umbrellas with 15-foet apraada aach eapabla of oovaitog two au- tomobUes bava baan aaada ta England tor use In (jeatial Africa.

August BaefaUar. wbd mtoted Boonay tor tbs united Ftatoa gov- ainmtnt nt Rutbactordten. N. CL tocos 1880 to 1888 dtod to povwty.

Murdara„daeitoad. burglartM to- anaad. ta tba first nina months

ot 1888 eomparad with tbr similar period to 1817.'veneauala. nMontog Httto Venice," sraa orlgtoatly lappUed to an Indian' vtUaga built osi plira on tba eeaat at that coontry.

Tee tba fin t tUsa la New Can- toadb htotacy. tbe average bank •Ota elraiitottoa during tba firm

MARLBOROUGH TO PAY HURRICANE WOROKM'

Hartford, Jan. 8.—(A P )— Sa-^ lactmen of tba town of Marlborough - will order payment made to -18 workmen for thalr labor after thai- Saptember burrieana, attornaya an-" nouncod. tbla morning ta gupartoT. court, following tba adrlcs of J w ^ ; Thomas J. Mollov.

The judge bad ordered a raora and advised the attbrneya to "gat together aad pay tbeaa man" srblta baaring argumants oa n motiaa-M ouaab an altaraatlva wrtt ot mandamus to secura. tba sontht bv the workman.

It had been alleged that two 1 erstie selectmen refuaed to slq orders to tbe town treasurer tq ' make pei-meat tor tbe work dona on the ground that tbay had no knowledga of tba contract ter tba work aaada by tba fin t selaetaaai,

I TKe Poel’$ (ColumnNEW TEAR (WNfitotmATMMI

O Lord. Tby gradona graoa baatow. That from my Ufa may afar Bam, Pure deeds of love aad rtgbtaonanaaA that aoola niay learn Thy nnina to

tdvM. ^For I wnuld have aO man to*haow,". That ata, thy strength doth eves*

tEraw.Truly my aoni throba nrltb dritop TO ba baptised wttb Holy Tfra, That Christ my ttfs I mom may

knowFalae mortal mind to overtbraw; Tbat God may be my aU to all .Tt shield from arror’a bam enthralL O gractoua Lord to Thee I vow—

eonlbcnte Just now.My an n i IF. J. BUSOCLU

To aolva a maikat glut'aC ob late raRra at Salat John, N. davieta bnutod tomdrada at aato

lp n 7 tbara to

MANCHESTER EVENING HJCRALD, MANCHESTER, OOlb(. TUESDAY. JANUARY 8.1989

DAILY RADIO PROGRAMTUMOAV. JANUARY 8 (Central Eastern SUndard Time—PM.)

fCkanft ta Ltall*#* 0*« ta Ntueotk Cor-eetlone To* Lalt $* {seetyeraMJ Netai an preareina to kw enij beilc ch iln* ei gioup* tntreor unless epeel-

' ~ 1 coetl to eoeet (s te e) dMigfintion* include ell eyelleble tUUene.'.NSC-WtAF (RfiD) (lETWORK

BASIC — Betli-weaf wnee wtir wj»r wteS wceO ky« wfbr wre war wban wees wttm wwj cbm nrdol. Mlaweoii k«1 winau wbo wow wd»r wire k-tp; MtunUim koe kdyl; South; wmbk w-h wme wemb wjds kpre wbre; raclflg; an ktw komo kbq kpo

OPTIONAL STATIOeia (operate In- Mrebencesbly on either rtldl) ui BLUE aetworkel: ■atli wbre wcol.wtea wlw work wcky weal wnn riif cbl wsel. CeMralt well wtm] wibe wdey ngbi kani welo ktoo wbow wood webe wgbl wgt kfyr koam. South; wapo wui. i.r wbU wla wtal wfle-wiun eiod wenr wibe wwne wcec wave wtm kvoo wky wfae when woal kthe krdm ê kn krsv arts ktnk kiem wale wrol k'be icark Kane; Mountain; k(lr kthi ktt» kob kahr kldo kpfa ktel ktfl: Paelflt; kfbk kwx kml kem kru kmed

UCant. Sait.to— 6;X>—Jaek Armitrene — aaat. Te Be Announced-weat

4:40— *:4S — Littia Orphan Annia— eaat: Clark Oennia. Sanga—treat

StOO— 4:00—Orehettra Charua—waaf: Banna Xablnofr, Vielln—naiwork

B i l ^ Ilia—Maieaiffl Claira—natwork Itto— 4:20—Wraaa-Raela Navra Parlad 4:10— t:10—Tha Angiar and Hunlar ■ ;4 ^ l;40—Xdtph.arana. Tanar seiat t|C0— /:0O—Amea ‘n‘ Andy - aapt only.

“ f:10—Vocal Varietiaa by Choral7:30—Oanolng Muala Orahtttra

1540— 7:40—Smlly Woat - weaf kyw wum wTnaq: Daneo Orahaatra— chainTM— StOta-Ruat Morgan a Orenaatra

Ttio- SiiO-"Ftr Man Only" Program a:0a» t:0O-Battla ot tha Sanaa Quit itSO— ktlO—PIbbtr MeOaa'a Pragram

-lOsn—Bob HM'a vanaty Show -Undo Btra Skit—aleo eat Jimmy Kemper and Ca.' Oanaing Oreheat. —aaat.

Amea *iT Andy—rapaat for traat ISiia—IttlO—Oanaing Muaio Mk hra.)

088-WAfiC NETWORK SABIO — Boat; trabe woko wcko wool trgr wkbw wkre w]r wdre waau wlaa tTpro trfbl wikv wgar: MIdweati wbbm

. Wfbm knbe kmom whka kfab krnt

• Iitto—loia^ui |;4a»14:W-Jli

Itioo—11:M - C

MIPWEST — wmbd wlan wtbw ktb- wkbb wtaq wkbh wero wabt kae) wnaa woe wbib kgio kdeh waoe wmfg MOUNT.—kvor krgra kla kob Eal kgrakfhhCOAST—kni koln ktpy kvi ktio keg. karm kbbo kgbra klro kgkr Ctnt Eatt, .4:00— l:op-auaatlant Batara Nauae 4;lg— gtffr—Muala lar. Pun livCantart 4:4«— i;4a—Cbiidran’a Clraiiii Berlal-

eaat; Chlaaee Sanga tar Vau wast StOO,̂ 4:00—Praaa Xatlie Newt PorlaS 9:0a— t:0a-Tlma far Oandng Mutia 0:1a- ttia—Hawia Wing a Aviation 0:30- 4130—Bob'Tr4ut Abeut "Teday" 0:4g— 4:4a—Bnech Light'a Orahaatra t:0O- 7:00—"County aaat,” Oramttla t:ia— 7:ta—Jimmla FI4lar an Heily-

weed—baale; In Musle Ream-west 4:ao— 7iS0-Htian Menken's aerial—

basic; 'Oenecia Retleatient - west t:0>— liOO—Edward O. Reklnesn Play 7:S^ atX^AI Jsiten and anew- te c*S:0O- a:0O-Wc the Paepic Prat.—c.' 4:a(b- liao-tteseman awing -alto eal 1:00—10:00- Joan Horabalt a tria l-toe OtJ^IOdO—Jack aartb tng aangt—

aeet. Jimmit PIdlar-waat rawkt a:4a-.10i4a—Vltwpainta e> Amtrltana

10:00-11100—Ntwti Dinaa Or. II hra.)NBC.W J) (B L U E ) NETW ORK

BASIC — Eaat: wja .wbi.wbta wbei wbem kdka way a wjtn wayr wntaj wfll waby wabr ctef whk witiff wtPd trass wicc wieu: Mldweat: wanr wit awk kell wran wmt kao wowo kma wets waU wrur wibm w]im. aauth: wrtd watps wjbo wdtu waga wwn kayo. Mauntalni klo kvod kute: PaeiSe: kgn ktfd ktrat kei kga keca lOrNOTBi Sea WEAR.NBC far eptlenel lltl efVtatlont.Cent. Bait.4:30— 0:30—Don Window Navy—wet 4:45— 0:40—Tom Mla'a tksteb—eaat:

Vaughn da Laatb'a Biuae—traei 0:00— 4:00—Nawa; B. Ragtra Orah. 0:30- i:30-Adrlan RMlIn'a Enaambig a-4a— 0:40—Lowati Tbomat — eeai:

Tom Min't Skatah-rapwt lor wagt 0:00— 7:00—Baty Aeaa Skit—alto rat 0:10— 7:10—Mr. Kaan a Laat Paraant t;30— 7:00—New Yerk Pregram -vjg:

Oaetr tbumaky. Vlelln--natwors auto— 7:40—Vivian d'Chleta—chain 7:00- 0:00—Light Ooara Via Radio 7:00— 0:3^lnfarmatlgn Ptaatg, bull 0:00— 0:00—Mary and Bab, Oramatla 1:30— t:10-auoena Canlay, the Tanar 0:00—10:00—Car TInnty A Intarwiawa 0:30—10:CO—Lanny Oroy A Rhythm 0:40—10:40—Cemmant by Or. Jaitraw

10:00-r11i00—Ntwti Otnae Or. cl bra-t

BAST—wabi wbnt wpg whp whac wore efrb ekte wiba trmaa waao wk' ttgbl wbrk wnbi trade wnbf wi

: wkhn whie I f wgan

OIXIB — wgat waft wqam wind kira trree wlae wwl wtoe krld ktrh ktta trace koma wbt wdaa wbig wdbj wwva waja wnbr ktul wcoa wdne wnos kwkh wmmm wjno wehs vpsr wmas wooe wnrt wmlm wrdw wspi wdbo

MARTIN PLEDGES BALANCED RDli

New GeOP. Home Leader1 * • *

Promises To Restore Con- sdtatienal GoTemmenL

Washington, Ĵsn. ,4:—(A P )— A pledge to reitore "bslsneed consU> ti’tlonsl government" In the neKt' two yesn esme todsy fran Itep. Joeeph W. Msrtln. Jr„ ef Msasa- eburatte, new leader of tba tocress* ed RepubUcen ranks to tba Houas.

Tbe 84.year-old newspaper publisher wsa choeen by aeClsmsUon at a .oBucua last night to Isa^ tbs party's 169 membsrs. RepreSsatsttve

WTICRraafieasttag Rut In ,

Hertford, Cona. r. 1949 K. C SgA M. aton Btoa^Bifi ttora

TBssfisy, Jaa. tr . M.4:00—Sadcstage Wife.4:38—Stolls DsUsa.4:80—Vie and 8ads.4:40—Girl Alone.5K10—Dick Tracy.'■rtS—Tour FsmUy end Mina. 8:80—Jack .Armstoong.8:45—UtUs Orphan Annls.8di0—Nsws and Weather.8:15—Studio Program.6:80—^WrigtatvlUe Cktrioru 5:45—liOweU TbomaA TH)0—' Amos 'a' Andy.T:15—Vocal VarlsUss.T:80—The Nsws Rsporters.T:45—History to the HasdUnsa—

Prof. A n ^ 8ebsnkar. 5:00—Johnny with Rum Morgan. 8:80—For Man Only.8KK)—"BatUs ot tbs BsRSir—with

Julia Baadanon aad Frank

t.'Op—Flbbar MeOra and MoDy. SOKIO—Varisty Program FSaturiag

Bob HOpOa ^10:80—Undo £ « ’• Radle Btatton. 30:18 Jimmy Ksmpar Soag Sto-

ilaa.'31ff)0—Nawa aad Wsatbsr.3 lil8—ItoUsh orebaatra.33:48—LfOu Brara'a orebaatra, 38:08—Artto 8haw*a crehratra. 38:88—Wayaa Klng'a orebaatra. ISM -Jfsw a 3K»

A .U .8ffl8—RavsUto with Jaka aad Cart.

, guasU. / fi K) Bunrlra towlaL TK)8—Moratog w 5 5 .8:00—KawS aad Waathar.8d8—H idley Ktaeald.8:48—"Jana Ardam" dramstie

■kotoha' 8:08 ■■■Musical Ihtartnda.

8:06 Wsppy Jack.8:18—FoM Nkwa.8:80 Orstera McMuBan.8:48—“ Tba W M Bavxr."

30:00—Ontral a ty .30:18—John's Other Wtfs- lOdO-Just Plato BIU.30:48—Tha Woama In White. 33:08—David Haiwa.33:18 taronra Jooaa 33ML-Touag Widow Brawn. ilto8—Tbo Road of Ufa.33KM) Noon—Noontlmo Varieties. P. X .38:38—"BOltop Houas."18:88—Myit~ Bad Marge.38:48—eUtoto* Baao.3.-00—Nawa aad Weathra.3 0 8 -^ Boya.3:80—Marjorte »*tii«SK18-WPA Btitag BDasBObto. 8;80—Jska aad CkiL 1:48—Plaao Redtal, LatnS C,

Qaudet-Tha Story ot Mary Marita.

Psrklas.[8:80—Pepper Toungh FamUy. 8:48-T1m Golding Light

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P. M.' d-WO-Wghwaya To Baalth.

^4a8-itag. Gse.4:80—Thoas Happy Gfimena 4:48—Of lU a A Books.8KK)—Ad Uara—Daaoe prograaL B48—Hartford PubUe Behoo

■wlra Bpaaksr Cbae W. Mor- '_ rtt.

8:48-Tha Mighty Mtow. ffiO- E ra Raportsr—Nawx a

WsaOMr.8'88 Daacis Tims.8:18—Bowls Wtog.8:80—"Today" jrith Boh Ttout. 8:46—Wkrrra Ckaemw — Sta

M8r. at Highway Ptoaai Bervey. Btofo H l^way Dipt, •afi Hartfiosd Boasd aC Btrn

Ray

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7:18—JImade Fiddler's Hollywood Goarip.

T:S0-;-Helan Maaeken in "Seooad Husband.”

8K)0— Towa" Btarrtag Edward - O. Robinson A Utotr Trevor.

8:80—A1 Jolaon Show— MaiHia Raya, spsrkysksrkus, Lud Gluskln'a Orebaatra.

8:00—Wa tha People.9:80—Camel Caravan — Benny

Ooodi3>sn’g Orchestra.10:00—"Dr. Chrlsttaa" starring Jsaa

Reraholt.10:80—Swedish Glee Chib—Prank

HJsrpe, Oonduotor. lOrtS—American Vlewpototo. *11:00—Baao Reporter—News, aad

Weather.11:00—Charles Baum'a Orchestra. 11;S0—Glen MOler'a Orehaatn. 12:00—Sammy Kaya’a Orchestra. 18:00 a.JB.—Abe Lytraa'e Orcheetra

Teasorrewto ^^egraosA. M.7:00—Shoppers Spselal.T:85—Esso Rspertor—-Nsws, and

Waathar.8:00—Shoppars Spselal.9:00—Richard Maxwall.8:18—Moataaa SUbl 9:88—Nawa Bsrvlea 9:80—QIri tetoraai Jeyea Jordan. 9:48—MUslo Jraphs

10:00—Pretty Kitty KeUy.10:18—Us On a Bus 10:48—Stepmother. ltd)0—Dorothy StoiM — CCnaela

Varletlas.ll:16-8cattorgood Bataan 11:80—Big Sister.11:45—Aunt Jenny's raal Ufa storiaa 13:00—Mary Maigarat McBrlda.P. U.

18:18—Bar Hcimr, Naaey JanMt. 18:80—Romaaes at Balsa Traat 13:48—Our Gal Sunday.. 3:00—Esso Rapertar—News, aad

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