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Aggression Course Climaxed by Attack;

Bombers Damage Two Jap Transports

Claimcfl by Japanese

Russians Fighting y - ...... — — Cougress Given Data

To Restore Main

On Jap Negotiations;

Railroad Control

Soviet Troops Cut Mos- Attack Manila Againj cow-Leningrad Road 24 Divisions

At One Point and Take Try to Curb 42 Settlements and 75 ' Announcement of New Roosevelt Gives Record^! Successes Follows hy Enemy Alien Tanks in Single Day; For All History Greek Spirit 24 Hours Official Bui- Read in Amazemenfy| Nazis Leave Dead. Assets Wilt letin Declaring 4 Jap Sorrow, Horror and { Moscow, Dec. 15.— {/P)— Guerrillas Persist in Transports Sunk ami Be Seized Disgust; Fighting Now] The Red Army, snapping Their Resistance De­ Three More Badly In Defense of Princi-,i back from its successful de­ spite ■ Near Starvation fense of Moscow, Leningrad Damaged Off Luzon To Be Taken as Collat­ pies of Law and Orders And Shortage of Arms^ and the Caucasus, is turning Where Landings Made. eral for Any Ameri­ And Justice in World.: to a general offensive and is now fighting especially hard London, Pec. 15—(JPi—A spokes­ can Claims ’ Against Manila, Dec. 15.— (IP)— to restore the main hloscow- man for the Greek government-ln- Washington, Dec. 15.— United States Army bombers, Hostile Governments. Leningrad connection through exile declared today that 24 Axis — President Roosevelt This is a view looking down a residential ctreet in Kowloon, -city on the B)itlah-leased mainland Klin, Soviet reporta said today, divisions are immobilized in resisting Japanese attempts Congress today how Japan's^ opposite the crown colony of Hong Kong. .Japanese claimed they had occupied Kowloon and were pre­ Washington, Dec. 15.- (J')— The Pravda, Communlat party organ, Greece trying to suppress guer­ to reinforce troops landed at course of aggression in ^^the paring there for an attack cn Hong Kong itself. government prepared today to in a broadcaat report, said Soviet rillas who are persisting In re­ Legaspi, on the southeastern Pacific was climaxed by troopa had cut the Moacow-Len- seize a billion dollars of enemy sistance despite near starvation tip of Luzon island 250 miles attack on the United StaiM a m Ingrad road at one point and tak­ and shortage of arms. alien assets as collateral for any from Manila, heavily dam­ at the very time she yrWH en 42 aettlementa and 75 tanka In In all, he said^ 326,000 men in American claims, against the hos­ a single day. Chinese Force aged two Japanese trans­ voicing a desire for peacs.^ 16 Italian divisions, three German British on Kowloon tile governments, and. a special Nazis Betreat In Dlaorder divisions and five Bulgarian divi­ ports yesterday, U. S. Army force of "G-Men" was. ready to and declared that “There is The newspaper said ' troopa sions are, tied up in Greece along headquarters reported today. An­ impound the enemylowned prop­ the record, for all history to read which had retaken Solnetacohno- with a "considerable number" of Japs to Quit nouncement of the new American erty. in amazement, in sorrow, in hor­ gorski, 31 miles northwest of Nazi planes. Peninsula Fall Back successes followed by 24 hours an Title to the property to be- taken ror and in disgust! Moscow and east o f Klin, were The Greek war is l>eing carried official bulletin declaring that over is vested In enemy aliens liv­ .FlgbOsg In SeUJBefsass now throwing the Germans out on by fighters who sWoop down Some Points during the first' wfeek of Oie war ing outside the United States and "W e are now at war,’’ ilhe prsSl^

of other locallUea and that the from Macedonian mountain hide­ Arm y bombers sank four Japa­ Axis nationals who are in custody. dent said. "W e are fighting in self

Nazi retreat waa proceeding in outs, Wiping out Axis detachments Pound Hong'jgp Reports nese transports and badly dam­ Officials emphasized that the defense. We are fighting in ds-'

, disorder with n>n*y_hundreds of and seiring material and food, the Kqng from Lana and *' A A aged three more off northern Lu­ government does not intend to dis­ fense of our national existence, a t Savage Attack in Full dead and wounded being left be­ spokesman said. zon. where the invaders effected turb the property of law abiding our right to be secure, ot

hind. Yakbrona was recaptured Unable to (|uell Outbreaks Swing in Tainshui Re­ Air for Past Two Days; HcaW Shcllillg landings at several places. aliens. For that reason, Germans, right to enjoy the blessings "The Germans have been unable Italians and Japanese need not five days ago, the account added. gion, North of Hong VI ithflrawal by Plan. “ Raiders Drop Bombs peace. The Tlkhvln-Volkhov railway Japanese air raiders, meanwhile, "We are fighting In defense southeast of Leningrad already (Contlhoed on Page Eight) (Continued On Page Twelve) principles of law and order. Kong, on Jup Lines. London. 15.- 0P ) - At Hoilg Koilg returned to the attack of Luzon, has been cleared of the Germans, swe^eping over the Manila area Justice, against an effort o f Pravda said. precedented ferocity to ovei Chungking, Dec. 15—(JO—The The Japanese have pounded ------about noon H I p. m., e.s.t. Sun­ In one village In \ht Kiln dis­ day) and dropping bombs which those principles and to impose trict Pravda said the- Russians Soldiers Hurt Japanese have b e ^ forced to re­ Hong Kong from the land and Dispatches Declare Brit- British Admit on humanity a regime of n if air for the past two days as . „ a brief communique said feU In found a report from the com­ tire from some of their positions domination by unrestricted mander of the 239th German in­ British forces on Kowloon D efen se s L rn in - the vicinity of Nichols field. outside Canton as a result of fierce The communique, issued at 4 p. arbitrary force." fantry regiment showing that his As Truck Hit peninsula, the crown colony’s hling; Predict Fall Is Ground Lost The chief executive's ml unit had lost half of its remaining Chinese-attacks, and a savage Chi­ m. ,(3 a. m. e.s.t ), said that enemy mainland section, fell back to activities throughout the day were was a chronology of American strength of 400 men in one day. nese attack Is in full swing In the Only Matter of Days. Japanese negotl'sUona and ot defend Hong Kong island, confined entirely to the air. (In London an authoritative Tanoshul area north of Hong Kong, Near Kedah tory prior to Japan’s onalaugllt military source ssld the initiative By Traiu Here the official Chinese Central News Four Japanese fighter planes British sources declared to­ Tokyo, Dec. 15—{iP)— (Official the Pacific eight days ago. appeared to have passed definitely Agency reported today. day. The -withdrawal, they said, were shot down during yesterday's It was read to the Senate Radio RecriVed by A P )—Japanese to the Russians in the Moscow Gen. Tsai Tink-Kai, hero of the waa ordered according to plan and action off Legaspi, a communique House by reading clerks. declared. Heavy Fighting Contin­ sector. It is clear that the Ger­ Girporal ami Priv'ate Chlnese-Japanese hostilities at "atlU Is going on." dispatches dated from Kowloon, Manchuria. Move Exenple mans are not succeeding In read­ Shanghai in 1932, Is among the mainland section of the British The pictures evoked by these Supporting his summary In Memorial Hospital; Japanese dispatches said Brit­ succeeding | announcements, cou­ ues, on W ^ t Side of justing their line because their commanders leading the troops to ain’s defenses of Hong Kong were .plana are being constantly diaturb- colony of Hong Kong, declared to­ pled with reports of successes the relief of Hong Kong, other crumbling under the shelling of Malay Peninsula; Sit­ (Contlnned On Pegs T w e lv e ); /ed by Soviet onslaughts, he said.) Truck Was Crossing day that' the British defenses on achieved by Netherlands subma­ Chinese sources said. siege guns on the mainland and The Russlana said their purpose Tracks; Few Details. Tamshul Is about 28 miles north Hong Kong island were crumbling rines off Mapaya, waa one of heavy uation “ Confused.” inces.sant aerial bombardment. Japanese lo ^ s . ' now is to extertnlnatie the Ger­ of the mainland border line of under heavy Japanese shelling and man Armies on their koil. The fall of Britain’s second most The Dutch announced yesterday Hong Kong colony and about 24 aerial bombardment. Pravda, the Communist party Corporal Joseph Walsh, of Jer­ vital Far Eastern strorighold waa from Batavia that their subma­ Singapore. Dec. 15— (J5—A Brit­ miles east of the Canton-Kowloon Dome!-predicted that the fall of organ, said the Soviet troops driv­ sey City, N. J„ and Private Sam­ declared to be thly a matter of the island stronghold would be rines, previously reported to have ish communique acknowledged to­ Railway. Flashes !■ ing Adolf Hitler’s tired, beaten sol­ days. only a matter of days. sunk four Japanese transports In night that the Japanese have gain­ uel Hunter, address unknown, both Destroy Defense Works (Late BnllettM el Uw OR Bilro)! diers back' from Moscow had de­ Potential Source of Relief Silence Defense Batteries the Gulf of Sfam, also had sunk membera of a searchlight unit sta­ he Chinese said they bad de- ed ground In the Kedah area of stroyed "an entire generation of One potential source of relief Japanese siege guns on . the a Japanese tanker and a freighter tioned In a field in the rear of the, Htipyi**lyed many Japanese defense northern -Malaya despite heavy T o Give Detailed Report Nazis.” . for the Colony was a Chinese at­ mainland silenced the pjpjncipal in the same area- The Russlsirs claim Hitler haa home of John Hackett, Buckland, works around Tamshul. British defense batteries in ^(.-day Situation Unchanged losses. Washington, Dec. 15 were seriously Injured, shortly be­ (A British communique issued tack on the rear and flanks of the lost 6,000,000 men since his inva­ Japanese on the mainland, but the shelling yesterday, the Japa^se The situation in general in the The announcement aaid that rotary of Navy Knox, b fore noon today when the army this morning in Singapore said the Philippines, which Lieut. Gen. sion June 22, more than 15,000 British' here said they had no in­ dispatches asserted, then ‘ opened heavy fighting continued in south a personal inspection of tariks, 13,000 planes and 10,000 truck in which they were riding defenders of Hong Kong were in- Douglas MacArthur’s headquar­ formation on that operation be­ up again today bn defense works Kedah, on the wfst side of the Ma­ defenses and the: damage caniton. was struck by Train 113, which gaged in a' heavy artillery duel ters aaid Sunday was "well in yond Chungking advices that a along the eastern end of the island. lay peninsula, and that , the situa- from Japanese attack, This Is the broad picture the The Japanese said thelr bombers fierce assault Is In full . swing hours and a half with Russians paint) in claiming the (Conttnoed On Page Twelve) (CoaUnued On Pngs^Two) were attacking the island inces­ (OonUnued On Page Ten) (doBtinned On Psge Twelve) Roosevelt totay and. then < against the Japanese in the Tam­ Moscow victory the greatest of santly. .. he would give repoitera a • shul area. 'n o r^ of Hong Kong. the war with Germany: It was asserted that the cap­ report at a-press oonfereeea 1— Moscow saved; Hongkong Island rises steeply ture of Kowloon, in the Chinese p. m. (e. s. t.) Ife said tiM 2— German efforts to encircle from the flat water front to the mainland part of the crown col­ pori would be both oral Leningrad aqiashed; British Report Gains gun-studded heights of "the peak" ony, gave the Japanese forces ob­ Lend-Lease Aid Total ten. 3— inie Nazi drive for vital Cau- overlooking the island city of Vic­ servation posts from, which they « * • toria and the Kowloon plalna could look, directly into the streets Burma Garrison Withdrawa (Cootlmied On Page Tea) Across abou; one mile of water. of Victoria, on the island of Hong Raagoon, Dec. 15 i Southwest of Gazala The British said that they were Kong. Now Is Above Billion Arm y headquarters la using their lighter guns to defend (The British have not acknow­ nonneed today that “ owing to | Hong Kong against attack from ledged the fall of Kowloon though sure by Japanese forces Germans Claim Libyan Campaign Raice across the narrow channel blit that it waa admitted in London that Aetual Exports' to Dec. garrison hM withdrawe 5- their biggest guns—some of which empire forces there might have British Subs Bigger Navy torla Point," the To Force Axis Units have bron described as 18;lnchera effected a slight withdrawal “ac- 1, However, Worth of Burma on the west eoast < Reds Repulsed — probably are mounted for use c o r ^ g ’to prearranged plan.’’ ) To Battle Before Bet­ Only $595,000,000 Malay peninsula. The Score Again against sea attack and could not Plan Backed said the “ aecesoary be used successfully against the (Conttnned On Page Eight) ter Positions Reached. Roosevelt Reports. were carried out before tte I Report Heavy Losses Kowloon threat. moved back to other pooltloM." Treasury Balance • Sink Italian '- Trans­ Follow ChlncMe Reports Avidly Size of Contemplated In By Russians at Sev- Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 15.— Britons followed the Chinese re­ Washington, Dec. 15.— (A*) Given PriooB Seateaee Washington, Dec. 15.— —The — Further British' gains port and Destroy Half ports avidly, but official sources crease Cut from 900;- — President Roosevelt report- New York, Dee. ' eral Points Today. position of the Treasury Dec. 12: southwest of Gazala were an­ offered no hint of whether they ex­ M. FlumianI, pieoldeat at ReceipU, 436.137.632.31; expen^ 000 to 150,000 Tons.' «d today that lend-leaae aid Dozen Smaller Vessels. pected much help for Hong Kong’s uny’o Publishers, lae., ooav Berlin, Dec. 15.— (Official lUdlo nounced by British headquar­ ------I to America’s allies— 38 coun- diturea, 486,548,861.06; net bal fraud tost- werik, wi received by A P )—The Ocrihan ters today as the Libyan capi- (Coatlaaed Oa Psge lagM) ance, 41.842,203,081,37. i5__(yp)_Au-1 tries listed as eligible— had London, Dec. 15.—(JP>—BrltUh Waahington, Dec. fenced today to serve 16 high command aald , today that paign apparently turned into thorization for an expansion of submarinea-.wore credited today totalled $1,202,000,000 in Federal prison and w i Ruaaian attacka had been re-' a race, by the Imperial forces with sinking k 12.000-ton ship be­ the United States two-ocean Navy 42AOO by Federal Jndgn pulaed with heavy loaaei at aever- was approved quickly today by the through Nov. 30. Actual ex­ to compel the Axis armies to lieved to have been an Italian RlfklnA T te eompnny. al pointa. transport and with damaging or House Naval Affairs Committee ports to Dec. 1, however, found guilty, wd) te The. German A ir Force, it aaid, flght a decisive battle before after the size of the contemplated destroying a half-dosen smaller Rubber Propagation Will were worth only $595,000, Jan. IS. Ftai hnd made aucceaaful attacka on Uiey can fa)) back on new and ta- vessels, two o f which, the Admi­ increase waa reduced from 800,000 000, be said. The third nport sub­ I university, vorable poaitiona. Britlah and In­ Ruaaian ooncentratlona in the ralty said, were picked off in the tons to 150,000- tons at the request mitted to Ckmgreas on lend-lesM gnlRy of defrqading Doneta baala and strongly attack- dian troopa twice were counter­ harbor of Candla in German-oc­ Be Continued D^pite War of the Navy. activities said aid extended poets who paid for I ad Bevlet rail oommuntcationa be­ attacked by German tanka and cupied Crete. The measure- left the type of amounted to only >418,000,000 In have their HMnorrtpIo ahipa to be. constructed to the dis­ tween the Don and Doneta rtverz. truck-borne infantry during the The 12.000-ton ship, which was March but the effort had been • • • cretion of the president and the It aaid the Reds suffered "partic­ advance, the communique aaid; attacked in convoy, resembled the Washington, Dec. IS.— (iP)— Ag-<$ca since the program atarted about speeded to the extent that 4283,- Blarktto at a Olsaeo ularly aharp ioaaes in heavy weap­ "but both attacka were repulsed, ricuUure Department officials said » y«««' * « » . the offlcUU disclosed. Navy Department, but Chairman 000,000 worth of material w Italian liner Virgilto,^ a conlmuni- Vinaon (D-Ga.) said that it would New Ysrk. Doe. 15 ons and roiling stock , "during 1 German tanka being destroyed que said. tki. n.tinn'. n.kk.. i One-thlKl wsM plsutcd by United nuule svsilsbie in November. Stocka— li regain riy and 20 officera and 350 other today this naUona rubber props- commerri^ in te r ita the include no battieahlps. ralda which ranged from the “ It la known that ships o f this gation program would he contin­ Nearly 18 BilUoas Votta nets lead seloetive gsiai southern front to the Murmansk ranka being captured." remainder under a cooperative T a te Laager To Build Congress bss voted nearly 413,- type have been used as troop ! V. •. ued despite the war in the Pacific. rubber program which the depart-, He hastened to add, however, railway. 7S8 Axis Priaonera Taken / tranaporta," the bulletin added. ()00,000.000 for lend-ieaaa. Drop Heavy Beinbe Large quanUtles of pragaUng ment h|is worked out with 12 Lat­ that ."thta does riot mean that we It aaid more than 700 Axis p rl^ Mr. Roosevelt said in a letter The foray into the harbor of material from the most promising in American governments. are abandoning the Idea of bat- In North Africa, the high'com­ oners, many of them Oerman, to Oongreaa that the weapons orally aaeteagod.' Candla, the Admiralty declared, strains in the eastern hemisphere Headquarters for the work are Ueohlpa, but it takes longer to mand said, German bombers drop­ were U*en. yesterday. Hpavy new from fh* arsenal of the democra- resulted in. the torpedoing and already have been established in at P a n , Brasil, and Turrtalba. build them:" Cotton—Firm! i ped heavy bomba on Britlah <^1- material blowa-dealt Oen. Erwin sinking of « supply ship and a dea must be uaed where they can Streot haylag. umna and gun anqiilncements the A mericas, and withln^tbe last Oosta Rica. He aaid that the committee w u Rommel’s forces were listed as the salvage tug. taw-waekM a final shipment of Tiia worid’a largest consumer at wilUng to authorize the full 800]- be envloyad moat effectively and “ ■ ’L, aouthwaat o f Tobruk. capture gC seven guna, three tanka “that maana wa- must let Britahji. Otter BisaHa AeUmad 5,500 budded trs ^ from t)ie Phil­ rubber, the United States, brnm beta 000-ton expansion propoaed ,in a In. the Aegoan Sea Oerman pal and a supply dump conUUning Other results achieved in sub­ Ruaaia, OHna and other nattewa It ippines reached American ahoreo. importing practically all of its bill be introduced hut that the trol planes danthgad a Britiab 70,000 galiona of fuel and the de- marine attacks on Axis MediUr- I5.86i8A66 Seeds Fiaatad 600,000 tons shnusUy from British-. Jlsvy had decided upon the'small- Including those of this bemla^iers . jnhnaarlBa .w l^ depth' chatgea, Naarty 15 mllBoit riihher seeds Malaya and Netherlanda East Ip- (< t) •1C .r -i EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAT, DECEMBER 15, 1941 !B T W O

sultant on the aXMnch telescope ed States are subject to arrest by for Mount Palomar, has designed Alien Enemy the Department of Justice in the Seaman Heads ism Is Put a new lens for the ten-inch instru­ United States and by tbe military 8 SHOPPING DAYS Local Pastor Issues Rules ment which will focus on the red commanders In the Canal Zone, and yellow end of the spectrum. Hawaiian Islands and the PhtUp- ^ to Christmas and bled to death at the Ter On Telescope Rules Issued plnea. Rod, Gun Club Volunteers for State Develope Variable Driving Device For Christians During War I Island immigration atation E. C. Nichols of the Mount Wil­ They shall not lisnd In. enter or Also G IV E leave Uic United States except .as I do-y- son Instrument shop developed a U.S. DefenseSavings Haverhill, Mass., Dec. 15 - U. S. District Attorney prescribed by presidential pro­ Sportsmen’s Organiza* Preaching on the subject "A s- Christian Living In a World At Htranglea Self with Stoceklai Remodeled to Search variable speed driving device by Listening Posts Need lA’i A 2((-yeai-old youth wlio which astronomers can press a clamation. Christians We Face The Future" i War. Police aaid Nao HamatM, Makes Public Regula* They are warned under penalty BONDS and tion Holds Annual left the Navy /in a charge of rice cake factory worker, at For Distant^ Hot Bright button and obtain any desired Rev. W. Ralph Ward. Jr., pastor of 1. Do not let the war become an Organize to Serve a» misconduct lipping a .Swas­ or arrest from entering the areas excuse for neglecting and Ignoring I gled herself with her silk movement of the telescope., Most tions for Conduct. STAMPS Meeting at Coventry. South Methodist church said yes­ Wanted to Relieve De- tika flag from the German Out in Wortsi W eather' Stars. telescopes are kept focused on a surrounding any military’Titserva- life's normal responsibilities and Air Arm of Motor ings.in jail last Friday, tion, camp, arsenal, fort, alfpert, terday ; duties. About Town consulate n San Franci.sco after her arrest. star by a clock drive. at STORES • BANKS -r-F' iiiaiids on Time of wants to rejoin thi; service. 'ITiiti Hartford. , Dec. 15—(/P)—Robert power plant, hydro-electric dam, Earl G, seaman, head of the F. 2. Take time for counsel and 0>r|>H of Reii .CrosH. }f yMxUn*. CtlU. — UP) — Recent The new devise' eliminates the POST OFFICES "W e can no more be saved from Hecruitlng officer (,'hurles Takematzu Izuml, 61, died necessity of adjusting for tem­ P. Butler. U. S. District Attorney naval vessel or pier and any fac­ T. Blish Hardware Company, was give place to reason before follow-,, Those Now Serving iirday. Police said he told ■tStw Iopment of pb o t o g r • p )i i c living in this hour than Jcsu.s could Mrs. Eileen Lauritzen of 1080 Mltchel said yesterday that for Connecticut, today received tory on defense work. elected president of the Manches­ ing through on decisions made New Haven, Dec. 1.5—-thlng associ­ imbassador for Chrl.st and thereby Instead of the usual exchange of i Fine Tables and of the United States, or of any follows; treasurer. The retiring president ated with the war system. The I'.specially sent to live for peace Other developments as Connecti­ course. Fliers must also be willing 700 which the officers have formulat­ cut began Its second week of the Christmas gifts, memliers of Glb- military camp or station. An Italian ship of the Ramb is Fllllam J. Robb, of East Hart­ builder of the Iximbcr Is .is morally and universal brotherhood. to serve whenever called upon or ed will be discussed snd approval war; Ixms Assembly, Catholic Ladles of SubJeK-t to Seizure clasa damaged by torpedoes. ford. responsible for Its use a.s Its flyer. 10. Set no God above, God the obtain another volunteer to sen’e Occasional Chairs of tbe club sought. The meettAg is New Haven- a spokesman for Columbus, will bring gifts to be Such properly shall be subject to (Lloyd's register lists four ships Period of Silence There Is no personal state of Isola­ Father of all, who Is suffering wlUi for them. scheduled for eight o'clock sharp. the Winchester Repeating Arms sent to the'soldiers in the different CHRISTMAS seizure. In this c l ^ . all of about 3,660 Resolutions on the death of tion In total war." ourdened humanity and cO-operat- camps, such as smokes of different Membership in the organization No enemy aien shall fly in any tons. Seizure of one of the group, Ekiward C. Elliott, Jr., were read Mr. Ward concluded his sermon Company announced receipts of a includes’ .Mrs. Dorothy I^evcy, The weekly setback tournament ing with man In his stniggle for letter of Intent from the War De­ kinds, chocolaro bars or hard can­ 18th Century type of aircraft, pub’ lc or private, the Ramb IV. was claimed by the and accepted and a period of si­ by setting forth Ten Rules-. For permanent peace. dles, writing paper, stamps, gum. Stratford, .Mrs, Edith Desconib, without authority of the attorney British 'last July, while another, will be held at the Red Men's So­ partment for a $16,500,000 contract Hartford, Miss Alice Shutts, West CARDS Mahogany Styles cial club tomorrow evening at 8 lence was called for in respect to for '3.50,000 of Winchesler'a newly- soap, games and anything else general or the secretary of \,ar. the Ramb I, was reported sunk by Mr. Elliott's memory. It was the suitable, The Christmas party will Hartford, Miss- Ellso B. Jack, Tor- a.s pictured !>elow Enemy aliens deemed dangerbu.s the British cruiser Leander in o'clock .sharp. All players are re­ developed lightweight carbines. rington. Miss .Marion Farrell, Now T o Choose Y ours .. .or IluffKed quested to be present. first meeting the club has ever The weapon was designed to re­ be In the banquet hsH of the Y.M - to the peace or safety of the Unit­ -March.) held in Its 16 years of existence C.A tomorrow evening. Haven. Mrs. Nancy Hopkins Tier, Maple Pieces Two supply ships of medium size Chinese Force Less Exposure place the .45 calibre pistol. Cheshire, Miss Bella Heineman, at which Mr. Elliott was not pres­ Organizes Defenders Group From— a.s shown at right. attacked while under the protec­ The Army and Navy club auxil­ ent. Wethersfield and Miss Mary Lee iary will have Its Christmas party Hartford- Pledging themselves The Cecllian Club will meet at Wilkerson. Hartford. Members who tion of a destroyer an_ one dam- Sergeant Joseph Prentice of the at the clubhouse tomorrow eve­ Japs to Quit to "defend unto death " the United 6;30 Instead of 7;30 tomorrow eve­ will give their time until arrange­ ; aged by a torpedo hit Manchester Police department Seen in 1942 ning for their regular rehearsal. A medium-sized supply ship, a ning. when a turkey dinner will be .States, 500 ex-servicemen employ- ments can be made for their own Special Christmas Cards For: served at 6;30. The members are was elected to membership and ••d at Colt's Patent Fire Arms Each member is requested to bring planes arc Miss Elise Owen. West COFFEE TABLE schooner and a caique (small fish­ with requested to provide gifts for their duly initiated. Among the guests Some Points Company organized the National a ten-cent gift for the Chri.slmas Hartford, Mrs. Barbara Parker, ing boat) sunk by gunfire. Milady Wm Be Well Sweelhearl .\|»|)rccialion of Service mniivable glaaa "palzle walzles," also for the grab- at tbe dinner were members it Defenders Association and planned party to follow the rehearsal. Stamford. Miss Doris Turner, S Shelf Table the Manchester Selective Service to extend It to other defense plants tray top bag. A full turnout Is hoped for. (Continued From Page One) Covered on Beaches, Meriden, Miss Joan Fenderson. Dcntibl British Fliers Mine board. Chief of Police Timothy throughout the nation. The organ­ General Welfare Center No. 41 Manchester, Miss StephKnIe Pilot- Doctor $3.93 Kelleher and Captain Max Knt'e ization will handle emergencies In will meet tomorrow evening at 8 B o sh S11.95 The Sewing group of the local with the Japanese, but gave no Preview Shows. ti. Huntington, Miss l^is Hollings­ German Waters of the East Hartford Police de­ the plant, create an air raid war­ o'clock at the School Street Recre­ worth Glastonbury and Miss Mary .Miniiitcr London. Dec. 1,'i. — l.T - The British War Relief Society has vol­ othei details ol the situation in den and fire brigade and cooperate Nurse partment. Los Angeles, UP) —Milady, sud­ ation Center. No meeting will be B. Benedict. Meriden. Royal Air Force mined German unteered to give one day's work the British crown colony.) with the plant police. Frontline dlspatchea said fight­ held Christmas week. The annual >lilkinaii KEEP YOUR waters during the night, losing each week for the local Red Cross denly become coy, won’t expose New Haven—The Yale Corpora­ Christmas party has been post­ Mother anti ing between Chinese and Japanese one plane during the operations, production unit, sewing at the herself to sun and stares on tbe tion, meeting for the first time poned Indefinitely. Pays for Tree* Cut elubrooms, J6 Maple street. The British Gain forces was going on at Plngshan Pobtinaii .411 the Fainilv SHIRT ON the Air Ministry announced today. oeaches In '42. Instead, she'll be since the outbreak of war, pledged The Wuhlngton correspond- There was no Indication of Brit­ day has not yet been decided upon. and Tamshul’, respectively eight the university's facilities to th# Near Gazala and 21 miles north and northwest lather well covered, stripping to Manchester’s streets were fur­ Salem. Ore.—'.P)—"In the past I eSt of our National Association ish raids on Germany or Germany- bra and shorts only when she ac­ government “ for the purpose of ther decorated Saturday when the have cut two fir trees off your advises retailers to keep their occupied territory and the govern­ Corporal Kenneth W. Morrison of the tritlsn crown colony, aiding Its plans to safeguard the will be hom.e from Camp Bland- tually plunges Into the water. lights were strung over East Cen­ property for Christmas trees," Help Your GoverniiM’Hl hy Seiidiug shirts on and to keep calm ment disposed of Nazi air activity (Continued from Page One) (Although Chungking dispatches That's the forecast of Los An­ state and nation." ' ter street to a point opposite the read a letter to the State Highway themselves, urging all onnsum- la.-'t night with a terse "nothing Ing for the Christmas holidays, ac­ Indicated the Chinese drive was a Middletown — Wesleyan Uni­ cording to an airmail letter re­ geles fashion dictators, who ore First National store, and along Commission. "I feel I should make Defense Stamp Christinas Cards era to keep calm: There Is am­ to report." stnictlon of six Axis planes by serious effort by Generalissimo -taking their reputations and mil- versity announced 500 students Center street to make possible the it right.” The commisaion placed ple food for everybody in this ceived by his parents, Mr. and Clviang Kai-Shek's troops to re­ would be given the Red Ooss first Mrs. Kenneth Morrison of 57 Elro British ground forcea. Ions of dollars of manufacturers' placing of a large star over the the $3 in Its road fund. nation, even though we may Rommel Is employing heavry lieve the pressure on the great money that they’re correct. aid course by the Physical Educa­ front entrance to the Coqter Con­ Card 5c Stamps lOe have to take snhstitntea (just street. He expects to arrive Christ­ British base, the British radio said tion Department, but said the In­ Scavenger Hunt mas eve. forces ,aa a rear guard, frontline Buyers at Los Angeles fall prs- gregational church. as nutritions) In some lines, or dispatches said. In a desperate ef­ Singapore dispatches suggested ^1 ew of beach and resort styles for tercollegiate sports program would cut doivn .excessive amounts in fort to fend off a full-scale clash the Chinese effort was more In tbe next summer’s wear, saw not only be continued "because of its con­ others. Daughters of Liberty No. 125. nature of guerrilla and sabotage tribution, to morale." Freshmen The American-Lithuanian Club Coughing* Clortnto Proves Successful L. I. O. A., will meet in Orange with the Imperial Eighth Army. exciting innovations In trends but wlP Install officers at Its meeting Despite confusion attending the warfare, CBS hparfi the broadcast. the most novel array of clothes yet competition may be eliminated, Got no dotos hall tomorrow evening. The new (Tokyo regl.t'tered confidence to be held In Liberty Hall tonight German and Italian retreat along produced In southern California. however, the announcement said, at 8 o’clock. PINEHURST Tl’ESDAY.. officers will be installed at this that the offensive spon would and the number of varsity games I .*• Took PtnUSSlH Dewey-Richman Co. The Children of Mary Sodality meeting by National Grand Mis­ a 40-mlle front, the British . said Glorified Shirt-Tall Playsuit MEATS held Its monthly meeting Sunday Rommel still was In full control of sweep the Brltl.vh from the Island One highlight Is a glorified shirt- reduced. ^ Now ho rotos tress Mrs. Alma Klssock of Pitts­ of Hong Kong, to which Japanese To Provlle Transportation Campbell Council, K. of C.. will JEWELERS STATIONERS OPTICIANS Have a nutritious boilins: at the St. James School hall. After burgh. Pa., and her staff of offi­ his forces and that their westward tail playsuit. It's clever. But It's •NiWiU i»«P« ** '“ ****-- a short bi-siness meeting. Miss claim the British have withdrawn Hartford—The Women's Mot mllep ■ from the In polnsettla print In bright red come back empty. his son around—while he was of Rev, Dr. and Mrs. Watson Waeo. Tex. and green. coming oven the dam the lower down. too. (Voodruff, of 814 Main street, a Egyptian border. (Prime Minister Churchill sent pond. The rsiih of Saturday and senior,In the CTollege of Liberal B<-lze Gasoline Supply PINEHURST But that's why he kicked him. a message to Hong Kong defend­ Sunday , helped In filling the lower Lloyd was shocked—by a charged .\rts at Syracuse University, will British armored formations ers assuring them that "all our Explains Late Edition pond, which waa emptied when the FRESH VEGETABLES wire fence while thfr 'two were leave the campus December 20 for slashing here and there at the hearts are with you In your ordeal. dam gave way last aprlng. BROCCOLI.(Andy Boy), pheasant hunting. His cry of a two weeks ChrUtmaa holiday. Axis lines veer# said to have cap­ Every day of your resistance Albuquerque, N. M.—UP)—Cy "Kick me, kick me loose" brought tured 400 prisoners and 25 field brings nearer our certain vic­ Rouse, editor of The Grants Bea­ 25c bunch. pieces and seized 70,000 gallons of AIJUE COFRA.N a swift boot in tbe pants. < John Macrl, of this town, who tory.") con, Informed hla readers that be­ Fresh Spinach. New Beets. gasoline at a supply dump. , (Known As (|iieen Alice) Only damage was a burned hand is at the Newington Horae for cause he had been out of town SPIRITUAL MEDIUM Woke up in a IVARM house wdth Mopplng-up operations In the Calif CJnrrots. Peppers. —and a bruise. Crippled ■ ChlHren, will play the "The Beacon la two days late this Seventh Dnoghter of n Seventh Son part of a palace guard In the oper­ area between Gazala suid the vv-eek." GREEN BEANS. 2 qts. 25c Egyptian frontier were said to be Against Foreign Bom With a Veil. Crisp, Fresh, Hotbed etta, “The Prin'cesa Has a Birth­ Rendinga Dally 9 A. M. to 9 P. »l. day" being presented tomorrow progressing, with the number of WATERCRESS, bunch 17c German and Italian prisoners Or By AppoIntmenL in the. Serv­ evening at 7;30 i t the home. Four ice of the People for 30 Venrs. steadily mounting. It was ac­ Language Talks (A s nice as any ever .sold.) Manchester children are now resi­ Tomorrow 189 Chnrcfa StreeL Hartford, Conn. long-1 Cauliflower. dent at the home and five others knowledged, however, that Axis * and Phone 8-0097 troops still were holding out at Sweet Potatoes. you cant are in the out-patient department, A t the State meeting of the ..Wedneeday DELIVERY going there at periodic Intervals Bardla and Halfaya (Hellfirei' Genuine Yams. Pass, which Is on the Egyptian Yankee Division Veterans Asso­ for treatment. ciation held, yesterday aftern'oon Iceberg Lettuce. start side of. the border. 0 The banacka at Salum were re­ at WUUmantlc. the organization t ? President Jack Sanson of the went on record objecting to any Scranton’s Restaurant Manchester Chamber of Com­ ported In British hands, with part Tuesday Grocery Special On further foreign language broad­ M n e c o ^ ' //• ITCOMCS FHOM SAUMi ITS GOOD of the village being held by the S e r v ^ FDQD STORE merce haa mailed letters to the casts over the standard band of all HI HO membership thanking them for Axis. TENDER SWEET PEAS radio stations or emanating Home Mfide Bread Homo hmating mad* EASY — aconomteal, tool their cooperation during hli year points. Captain Clarence Geer of Usually 17c! of service and aaklng for the same h a l i a n s I a s s s TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Admit Brldgenort. SUte Commander of and Pastry (GOOD SIZE!) ’ Tuesday ...... 3 cans 45c assistance for Jils aucceasor A r­ • Quick heat right when yon need it... thur H. ming. O f Ttco Cruisers the YD VA presided. Dozen cans ...... $1.69 The resolution to be presented 50c Dinner Daily more heat per fuel dollar . . . thaPa what StricHy Fresh Medium Eggs dozen 41i START CALLING US! Rome, Dec. 15.— (Official Radio to the state and federal military A special communication of Received by A P )—The lU lU n you get when you bum ‘blue coaL’ .Many fastest starting cars In Manchester Lodge of Masons will authorities and . to the Federal SCRANTON’S See our Dorset Special high command today acknowl­ No flaaby “ atop and go" heat with ‘blue' Large Florida town got that way—throngh us! be -held In the Temple tomorrow Communications Commission; Christmas Gift Packages— edged the loss o f two light cruis­ Be It resolved: ’That th« Con- iI A T ® f RESTAURANT Baby Beef Liver lb. If yours Is one ol thitse stubborn night at 7;30. Newly elected'offi­ ers In the central Mediterranean. coal' . . . no eooatant tinkering with the and order Fruit and Food starters- -^e'll Md Starter trbublec cers will be installed. Robert J. iiectlcut Department ’ of the 178 Tolland Turnpike Oranges Tha war communtqua said that Phone 8855 dampera. It'a dependable fuel... easy to Baskets, at-Pinehurst. tor yon— for good! For a ekargs Boyce wlU be the Installing officer Yankee Division Veterans Asso- Hamburg or Baldwin ■o moderate that you’ll srisb yon Italians at GaxaU, 40 mUes west clatltm goes on record as being controL It reaponda quickly to the draft, Uncle Sam needs your and C. Leroy Norria will be bla of Tobruk, were resisting vigor­ had called oa sooner. So-o—why marshal. Richard McLagan will be oppoeed to the use of any foreign /voir/ eom M flooding your home with cosy warmth Sausage Meat lb* support.. .buy alt the U. S. no) phone ua now r ously against continued British language on any radio program Apples Installed as master o f the lodge. pressure. YOim FI/Kf/ACe even on the eoldeat mominga. And it Bonds and Stamps ydii can! sent out on standard band until Lean—SHced Fancy The communique said 20 British victory shall bo obtained by our mmuPSTAnts bnma long, steadily and evenly all day-' NORTON Mr. and Mra. WllUara Smith, of planea were shot down In the DobsonviUe, have received word armed forces In the present war. k Vne caaT B a r with little attentioo. Banka perfectly . . . Bacon lb.: North African fighting, 18 by Ital­ P L U S ! Rochelle Hudaon In I Potatoes from their grandson, Robert Bher- SILENT GLOW azeULAToa will aota, Rib PINEHURST ELECTRICAL ian and German fighter planes **The ()flBcer end the l,ad)r” | o a Botner Ralea and SerMea makea a alow, slumbering fire at night and men, who is stationed at HIckam malically apaa the New Crop—Sweet and seven by anti-alrcmft^ gu)).- in mild weather. INSTRUMENT CO. Field, Hawaii. He wired "Am all draft* etriy, aad tbe Lamb Chops lb. GROCERYgJNC. ners. The Italians admitted loali^ ENDS TODAVi CHAS. G. SCHELL haata will ha warni Hilliard St. Phone 4060 right—fine: Bob." He la thereon of TUESDAY If yon want clean, healthful, trouble- Rib End— Eaatem Potatoes Mra. Sadie Smith Sherman. two planes,. _ AND *T Wake Up Seraarofaig* 1088 Main RL TM. 8827 when yen get np. Admit Brtttali Balds free heat all this winter, with real mimey M ig e Size. CIRCLE WED. ” P L U S .. .*^antod Banbeloi” The regular monthly meeting of British taida against Damn and ASKFOttAfm savingi, fill your bin with 'blue coal’ now. Pork lb. tbe University Club will be held Cirene also wart acknowledged, SUPER GIANT SHOW! V M O H m A T I O N 125 Ft. Roll . Tangerines with two persona killed bpt no Wedneaday evening at eight THE NA'nON’S NO. 1 STAR! lA O IO ’S M A n iR D fT fC n V f ShelBeld OPEN o’clock at the T JI.CA. Tba epa^- damages cauaed. ORDER FROM US TODAY Waxed Paper The communique said the tOn ISONTHiAlR 24 HOURS or will be annouBoed later. M IC K E Y R O O N E Y in h e a l t h r e s t Lnrge Roll - Milk light cruisers w en sunk by tor­ .Froveu Picture IVUY SUNOAY AFlUHOQIi RANGE In too OalloB Lota... The North Methodlat church pedoes. It ssserttd that all enw “LIFE BEGINS FOR AO Stawfaud Branda Taxaeo Cryalallla mambers were saved. . rVC HARTFORD MATTRESS Toilet Tissue, 5 lor A N D F U E L acbool board wlU hare a supper ANDY HARPY” Onarantaod far 8 Poara! Rang# on. 7Ke gallnn. meeUag tomorrow evening at 8;S0. (Prevloutly tbs BrlUsb had an­ bog Food Fuel on. TJIe gallon. nounced the sinking of th m Ital­ PLUS. I'A.-i TONIGHT Our Own There are how 81 employed cm ian cruiaen th^ths Msdlterransan "PaaeAge Prom Ho«g Kmig’* 10:45 P. M. OurOwnTea lib. DIAL RSOO W PA in Mandiester. Of thle nuib- during the wew-and.) Reve Lake Kellb Doagtea / A ToR of $18.95 The W. 6. OLENNET CO. Coffee 2 lbs. ber 14 are empioyod cm atdswalk .The high command also aasart- ’ Maifkaana 81A8 Down airt fLSt Pet COAL, LUMBER, MASONS’ SUPPUES, PAINT Amerlenfi Chriatmna Pnehad wont, 15 oa InetaHing ct water 0(1 that an ItaUan aubmarlna bad Ameeg Oar Week. ft.c S ! A'Jeehatcoler Spactol! 336 NO. M AIN STREET > IIA CtMTIUI malna, U ta the toy eeater, oae torpedoed and aunk a Dutch de- T E L . 4148 MANCHESTER Sordines 4 cans Cigorottos, corfoii I in a apedal .training claee at Che-, s t r ^ r while a aaoonil aubmartne AT BROAD ST Nowt " m RociM iU ir Wild Youth nay Brothers, oaethar at Um mtrN ' .a.RrttWi esitkwg tto KEMrSy INC. dMSguldRMA4.1^, ASK ABOirmND^BUY i IOUSlANO MANUHK5TEK EVENING UERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECFTMTIER 15,1911 PAGE

ed to judge Ii,.i _, . d pro- Flag h ill Fly D p s p i l e iioiincement yesterday before M t'robe Blast i WO Railroads po.sed. among other thi.u,. . th.it C lc rie i |ioint(‘il. $2.50,000 a year th<’reafie! I’achella’s view, would not gart of cooper Hill street. , an­ Anxious to Fight Nip­ w ish to (lo.stioy the hea'Uimii- War ill Stateiiieiil. New Hampshire Legion the famed head-hunters, di.Htant It this time. nounce the engagement of their Sunday's Social Affair tcra jieisonnel. Junericans Celebrate Hnrlpv anil FiMh«>r I m. tolerant parUdlponU ponese Is W elcom ed relatives, peihtt[».s of thej natives To the sug^'e.slion of an offi­ Of the congregation of 1,200 ■ daughter. Mias Edith M. Taggart, Sends Telegram to o u r i e y h q u r i o n e r the affalra of Ufe. Their atatea- Edgewater, N. J., Dec. 15—(65— Now Havon Doc. '/T*. ,Th»- •New York. Dec. l.'i .t‘ Effec­ ]>Iost Successful in of Borneo and other .Malayan cer that the Ameriian flag on the church, which Mr. H oll i^SOth Anniversary of to Robert W. Hyde, son of Mr. and By All Americans. , Island.s. The Iggorrotcs are fierce. An explosion that took one life | Feolitan area to thur said with a smile. i • rab,arra.s.-.m<‘til, rejiurn or peril," shake his hand. The others flle By T h « Associated Press-" —The New Hampshire Depart­ Prevent Destruction. Much More to Think About I landings on the shores of the island • nvi.slon an aii raid uas under in­ Appatrlck, of The Herald 1 interior they will be cut to pieces and local authorities. Uie flag llyiriK ’■ In California's Sequoia natktni Uon of the BUI of Rights — the for their banquet and those pres­ demonstrate "undivided allegiance i by II group of soldler.s who know ( ’ornrnerce ( ‘onmiis.'^ion's plan f'»j cb.i rgi ni y i..i goo.l. ’ Thu;; the n.ded 6'2-ye.ar-ol'l free spirit that Is the heritage of a staff, speaks from personal The blast tore apart the chem­ eleni- .-epi-Kled 11 iiiove taken in park i.s e.slimated to bo 4,000 yes constitutionally guar^tecd basic ent voted this years event oae of to our country in this grave hour emor Hurley and Defense Admin­ I every turn in the terrain, and in- reoi"j(anization of the New Haven. Franklin D. R.oo:c veil said To Pay Taxes happy and peaceful people. But experienee us he was a mein- ical plant of Spencer Kellogg and the lost World War in an an- old freedoms of United Statjcs citizens. the most successful held in, the by supporting the proper clWl and istrator Samuel. H. Fisher urged censoil native tribesmen who have iiD billing a proposal for aeijijl.si- night. there Is much more to think about lier of the I'. S. Murines In Sons yesterday, blew an employe (,'hccrfiil thoiign t n il aft»r PresideiR Roosevelt wiUl speak history of the club. military authorities of this coun­ that the Christmas celebration this year. We cannot be unmindful thut part Ilf the Islands In no equal ut hand-to-hand fighting. io bits injured about 40 othcr.s, tion of the Old <’olony on a bUl of r(^gHN program to be At 6:30 the mothers and daugh­ try." , A summary of Ju>tL:e Hinck-' i-ral days' tiavi l ll.rougii |,,r,n First Article o f Scries to be accompanied by a reaffirmation ' of the thousands who have died or 1IMI8-I0I0. none .seriously, and sliatlcred win­ Recreation roast ritic.s. the first l:id'. i hroadcast o v ^ all networks be­ ters sat down to a delicious tur­ State Commander William J. o f "our common determination are dying on three continents in dows In some 100 palisades homes. j deci.sion was made puhlf< earliei' tween 10 and 11 P- m key supper completed from tonia- Johnson announced that the or- id o l week, but detaiis ol the al- -l< Junior ^'ame ICKHU be picjmrcd for anvUiiiip fiuit m.iv mALL "W e enter, thia coming holiday lowed to progress, will destroy our Mlndinao. in the Southem Islaml.s used (or storing hydrogen ga.s ex- laiv.s capltol of the Vniled States, (Editor's Note: Now’s the man, Mrs. Harry Tomm. Mrs. ate, criticing Naval officials after h.ajqicn " IlnM- to start figuring your In- period with our normal feeling of democracy, and all that we have so of the Philippines, are anxious to ,.lodcd at 6:14 a m. The jilant h.os ojien b! .S, an l W.' S. I The committee consi.sts of ere the first Congress enacted George McCann, Carl Bengtson the Japanese attack on Pearl Har­ carefully built through the years Hartford, Dec. 15 <6’) - Contro^l defense orders for gas which it 6-6:15 Jum<*r bo* .9 plunge pe- ! roun.sel for in.surance groups that C'onie tax— It may be more and Albert Kisaman and showed bor, "do not represent the feeling joy and our natural inclination to­ get a ci'Sck at the Japs. Tliis, 11 fuet ait b)ll of rights Oovemor I^h- for the general welfare. We too of motor vehicle traffic on state rnanufaelurers in a two-story re. 1 K. i't. are heavy security hoider.s in th* than you expect! Paul (iesner much thought and hard work had or the sentiment” of the Legion. ward festivity restrained by the confirmed, will upset one at the tpnan of New York and Governor now are facing the ordeal of war. brick building as by-product fruni 6- 7 .Small g\ni ojien for hand­mother company, counsel for th» and John Bw'kley will devote been put in in preparing it. The gravity of the situation which long-range' plans of the Japanese. highways in the vlclnlljsof defcn.se w ey i l*rice of Virginia were the headline ‘The members of the Legion In "It Is with these thoughts in iln.scod oil products. ball K .S. fdd Oolony and the r*ornin«jri- YOU PAY FOR their column for five da.va, repaat waa aerved by Edward faces our state and nation. For over 4o years the Jajui have industries has been vested in State CHRISTMAS speakers. starting today, to explaining New Hampsnire, at the outbreak mind that we urge that, through­ been colonizing all important The upper west .side o{ Manhat­ 7- 8 Small gym ojien for boxingwealth of MaHsa- Sweet Jr„ Richard Brower, their entire support to the presi­ "Men are making mock of ' the Hickey, the state traffic commis­ 6- 7 I'loja.ns and Flying Eagles fIRST terms. , New England Is repre.sentod in AmericA’a growing list of war gentle words 'peace on earth’ and observances, we consider the about 1910. when the U. S. began Long Island, as well a.x sectirms ol The court said that the commit- I GIFTS cation necessary to make the bill Charles Heritage and James R. dent of the United States and to sion announced Saturday. rasketball peiiod K S Fuel Oil Deliveries" heroes liy I.iout. Gordon H. .Sterling, Jr., from .West Hartford, which for so long have been Iden- seriousness of the times and re­ having recurrences ot trouble with ."^ew Jersey, were .shaken as the t«e had proposed tentatively a of rights the law of the land. And McKay. our armed forces to the end that affirm our common determination A t a meeting last week, the 7- 8 .Mens plunge period Emerger S. de.signefi to “protect the , By Paul t'o-sner and John Beekley In the capacity of toaatmiatresa Conn., aiid Second Lieut, Philip M. Rasmusaen, of Boston, Mass.-The tlfled with the observance of the Mohammedan Moros, the Japs leverberations rolled off the Pali­ it was a Virginian. George Mason, this war might be continued until that we shall allow no Influence, commis.slon. composed of Hickey 7- 8 Women's gym cla.ss I K New' .S. Haven fnini the hazard oi l rt New York, Dec. —This la waa Miss 'Gladys Tedford who, flyers were cited In a War Department communique, for heroism Christmas. War is abroad In many thought they would have a try at and Highway Commissioner Wll- sades cliffs after the explission did who drifftcd the bill. victory la ours," the telegram read. however powerful, to destroy the 8- 9:.'U) .Men's gym cla.s.s K. S. j excessive Iejss from burdf’nsonie’j if w i t j during the banquet, called atten­ dining the Japanese attack on Hawaii which open ^ the Pacific lands and peace is only our pray­ it, intending to further antagonize bani J. t!ox and Motor Veliicles carnage estimatcil by police at " The Library of Congress placed going to hurt us just sa much as "Furthermrre, it is our feeling civilization we have built, or pre­ 8-9 Ailvanced .saimming < la;vS ; pa.'^.sengf r service," and a.s.sure th*? ] tion to the beautiful basket of War. Although heavily outnumbered, they fought the action the Moros so that yvhen the day for Commissionei John T. McCarthy, i 100,000. on public display the journal of It does you. It's about taxes. that a unified nation is neceasary ers. vent us from perpetuating for our lor women K. S. i.Massachu.-etts jiublic “ not only of I flowers that adorned the head through, each getting a plane. "Connecticut has been a quiet attack came the then Philippine adopted this resolution: oimj the House of Repre.scntatlves for in order to secure that vlptory." posterity the rights and privileges 8-10 Bowling alleys re.served the benefit of freight .service by i; VACCIPiATICrJ? Now l.s the time to start think­ table. This was donated by Mr. land with a peaceful people. Constabulary, the outgrowth ot "In view of the present war FAS>d|ON FcX/NOATIONS Aug. 21, 1789, the day when the derived from our ancestors." I lor Mi.'-s Andi'ison's group E. ,S. a ,«;olvent .^y.‘^t* m hut also of ail ing, talking and figuring income and Mrs. John Pentland of Por­ Through three centuries, its citi­ which is General Douglas ilc- emergency existing in the country Many peopla carry fha diiflgur- members voted to submit the bill Coast Cuurdsiiieii 7-10 Bowling a,leys re.served pa.'-HSenger si-rviee that can ju.'^tly j o f rights to state referenda as the taxes. ter street, new members of the zens have asked only for liberty, Arthiir’s Filipino Army, the Moros il was the concensus that in some ^ lost; T"<--e ing icarj of wnall-poi through not B o y , 16, Determined would create .such unrest that the tor men's senior league W. .S. be reqtiin d of pnval-e own rship * first ten amendments to the consti­ Just three months from today community and added much to the Germaii-Auiericans tolerance and the right to pursue C'urfew Bell Bileoced instances Immediate action was . is ^9 being vaccinated. B^^ceuse of ig ­ decorative scheme of the banquet Require Chains capture and control of the Phllip- Imperative regarding the regula­ vSave Drifting Tug I in the light of opf’raiing re.suIts.“ j ofttifob NEW (ri 0 tution. Americans must step up anil pay To Serve His Country their way of life In amity and ac­ Tuesday; Judge Hineks .said that th** lime norant cppoiition, only in 9 jtotei Vice President Wallace wa.s hall. •' I cord with their neighbors. In re­ Farmington, Dec. 15.—(iF)—The |)lnes would be far easier. tion of traffic on the highways of wonian's nearly *1.000,(KK).000 in individual Express Loyalty 6-9 Iiinior boys game rcxim w as not lipe for a di.scu.s.don of, I ichool vacci-'ation compulvory. designated to place a wreath on Addresses Are Made ] turn, they have offered the world war haa forced suspension of the Japs Take 0\er Davao the state. tion qaf^"‘ er,«l Now. l>y means nt the ccrcifttd and . income taxes to ITicle Sam. New Haven, Dec. 15--ol'i - Two open E. S. and W, ,S. ’whMh’r thewo proposal- wr>u!d sealed Red Seal Meter oo our crude* the tomb of Mason at the faniiiy As .soon as thi diners had finish­ On Big Trneks the products of their fields and Farmington curfew dating back to In consequence of this, the Japs "In order that time itiay be sav­ Coast Guaidsmen, handling a Prompt payment Of these taxes ed eating, tlie toa.stmistress called St. Lout.s, L>ec. 15 -l/Fi — practically took over Davao; the 6- 7 .Small gym open for boxingmnke for a “fea.mhle" reorganiza­ The latest Fon every^ COM occurring where you are provided with a cickcc cbai it home, Gunston Hall In Fairfax forests. They have given of the Colonial times. The bril that has ed In carrying out the functions of small patrol boat with consum- pumitU W ith the nttoM gsUamsga de- will help materially in the .serious upon Mrs. John Tedford for a few A l 16, Lynn T. Vinson has an Kansas City, Dec. 15.—fj*)—Rep­ principal port of Minditvao, located L. S tion foriTi Fashion vaccination it compulsory a Hun­ county, Virginia. business of finanring the war. productivity of their hands which, tolled nightly all these years has inis commission as the traffic au- ma'e seamanship, saved the 60- ' Ititttd into your storage carUc. Thit remarks and she responded very honorable discharge from the resentatives of ten German-Ameri- on the Davao River on the shores 7- 8 .Small gym open for hand-I Praises, .\rningernents Foundation is dred occur in unprotected areas. iickei »erves J5 a delivery receipt The Daughters of the American Will Not Br .\llowefl been silenced by the Defense Coun­ Ihority on state mghwaya, the loot tug Cheyenne No. 2 from | and How large will your share of appropriately. Miss V i r g i n i a , Army,' a snarpshooter's medal can organizations, expressing loy­ blessed by an ingenuity peculiar of the Davao Gulf. Thousands of bal' K. I He adderl, however, that the Ai your guarantee ot full meRSurc. Revolution called special meetings cil to avoid confusion during air commission unanimously voted to urlfting onto the West H.aven mod'ded right to W ide travel and moving popula- this tax bill he? daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James To Operate Without and an urge to try again. alty to the United States, today' to their people, haa given others Japanese fiocKed to Davao add 6- 7 Indians and PJa.st .Sides “mechanic .s’’ of the arrangement i your f rj^rr- b, an of all chapters to commemorate raid alarms. . confine sole a iltiority to State Po­ sliore during a week-end gale. | t on rra^e sma!l-poi a conslant Have you started to lay aside Schaub, an.swired likewise for the After the United States pledged Jhemselvea to buy defense greater comlort, ease of travel, they began their efforts to wean t.asketball period K. I had “ great merit," j the day. lice Commissioner Edward J. The CTieyenne, manned by a entirely FAT- funds to meet it? young folKS present. Both of the.se Them; Defense Move. went to war last week. Lynn’s stamps and bonds "until It hurts." and speed in communlcstlona. over the Moros to their side be­ 7- 8 V.’orrcn’s phiITge period The judge then declarEd; danger to you and your children President Roo.sevelt's proclama­ Now is the time to figure your Hickey in acting in bis capacity as crew ot seven or eight and bound ' I P r, rt«:, c, ■ *,, speakers were received with much mother informed the com­ The clubs, with a total member­ "They have fostered the pursuit An industry peculiar to North sides controlUng the commerce of K. S. "It accompli.'^he.s a fr.nhwjth and . urle:s you and they were vaccln- tion reqiieatlng the observance re­ tax end begin putting away a lit­ chairman to immediately institute from Newport. R.I., to New York j g.ving ng o'-d deserved acclaim. Hartford. Dee 10 Tractor-trail­ mandant at Camp Robinson, ship of around 400. also made of education and built great insti- Carolina mountains la "gallack- the Southern Islands. 7-10- Rec Senior basketball permanent a,s.s jranr«* of rrinUnu- 1 atec! within the past seven years. marked that "those who have long tle money each week to pay it. Ark., her .son enlisted in the tuUona where their youth might Ing,” or the gathering of ever­ "such regulations as he may see fit with a light oil barge, called (or I a '.J a'' • enjoyed such privileges as we en­ Mlsa Tedford then adjourned the er Iniek.s will not be permitteii to plans to turn over their American There waa every good reason for during the period of emergency. league 3 games F. -S. I anee of freight service by a so]-' You may find, when you come to meeting to the upper hall and with National Guard at 14 ' and C^ltlzenshlp Association clubhouse learn the things which would make greens for sale. the Japs to succeed In this, that is help early Sunday morning when I| 8-10 Bowling alleys reserved joy forget in time that men have calculate your tax hill, that it is operate in Connecticut without "Commissioner Hickeyli aictlv- she began drifting helplessly with vent railroad and without causing ‘ the assistance of the boys that would not be 17 until next to the Red Cross or some govern­ every good reason except one, and 1 lor P. Fniond's giouji K. ,S, . any abi upt di.slocalion of traveling died to win them." It added: much larger than you expected. Ity in this capacity will include i.er propeller fouled by the tdw- waited on table, the chairs wore ihains during slippery periods this May 28. ment agency for war use. it is evident that they have fail­ I habits rt provides for a conlinua- "We. however, who have seen parking regulation.s in the vicinity line. A number of snore residents \ Reauliful Christmas Gift. And if you can't pay at leaat the arranged there fur the entertain­ winter. It beeanie known today. In | The discharge followerl, but ed because of it. The Morbs are a lion of pa.ssenger service dui-.m. these prlvllege.s lost In other con­ of defense industries, speed limits, oraved a downpour of rain to Tar Snares Prize Heifer (d\ e Her One of The-o .'-uperl) first qiiarter of it on .March l.'i, it ment that followed At this time addition Ihejie vehicles will no i the young veteran who.se jealous people. They are proud of ,'PHARMACY tinents and other countries can In the United States there are ."■ther regulatory measures as may watch the rescue. , an interim period durmg whu b L. T. WOOD will cost you fi per rent intererl. Mrrf.'Holcla Martin presented Alice longer receive towing assLstance | brother. Melbourne, is with the their family life and their great find .Xppropr'ate Gifts This Q75 m a in ST. now appreciate their nieaning to more than 300,000 drums and be required, and also, if necessary, The Coast Guard boat, based at „ Atlanta 'A'l Tar placed nca the parties may cooperate to brin*,: "Yea. ” you mutter, "hut ini omo M*y Cofiell in an eccentric song -,rom State Highway Department Nsvy in Hawaii, isn't ready to arts, primitive to be sure, but re­ the pa.ssenger lo.s.se.s into .such di- ; Christmas. Featured I5y... jMANOlESTEIl.CONN. those people who enjoyed them other percussion musical instru­ clo.sing of certain portions of stale Oyster Bay, Long Island, but held ' Reeves farm for road re taxes are so blankety-blank com- and dance which kept all the lruek.H at work clearing roads dur­ give up. British War Relief garded as the best in the world in pair smiled one of his prize heif­ , men.'ibns that pn.s.-wmger service once and now no longer run. We ments In use. _ highways." heer by the storm, answered the CO. ply'atrd. I ran’t make head nor j youngBters and old.strra in contin- ing snow and ice sloriiis. Vehicles "Maybe I can get in the certain classlllcntions. The Moros ers. .Stuck fa.sl and unable to es­ ‘ as well may ev«*nt*ially be pcrm.'t- ' understand In some measure what tall of them " distress signals, and, maneuvering their loss can mean. And by that tious laughter. Alice May was ac­ operating iMthout chains will be Missouri State Guard." he are listed among the greatest cape. the animal died, and Reeves ; nently assuny’d by the reor;.’ anized Hi.sscll S treet Soniark later arrested' Walter Kumik, snd bring tool camfart. metals frorh , the Japs (hat they where thotisands of Greater Hart­ •file a return if tihe combined gross I prc.ssed the wish that in events to In former years the State High­ about 26, on charge of evading re­ income of vou and your spou.se 1 come the complete cooperation of way Department trucks and snoy To get this taostersd treatment A CHECKING ACCOUNTI did when the government supplied ford residents viewed the tableau sponsibility and criminal negli­ them unwittingly with metals for the first year of its existence added togelhci totaled SLitOO or i the club will be maintained as it plovV-s towel stalled and jack- gence. t o On' ba» ? w ^ their Knives and bblos through the more. I WHS in this Mother and Daughter l;nifrc| vehicle.s to free other traf- ^ In addition. Mrs. Mary Drahos, It will s e r v you all tht y e a r around at If you were married hut did not Banquet of 1941. hc. Thi.s year there will be no such os throat and chest, then iptaad erection of telegraph Jines. 70 and blind, burned Friday night thick loywr ca ehssl and eerw trifling cost. O p o n your account todayl Ereels Strange Kkrrirr live with your spouse at any time towing Commls.'iioner Cox has an- ^when trapped by fire at her Relief Is Speetled during the year, you are consider­ t with wanwd doth. Try ttl Japan has never had p e ta ls to i.ounced. Instivad the need for such Bridgeport home, died last n t^t. toil* ed the same ns single. lows will be obviated by having any great extent and iii\ixcent War ill the Pacific A DEPOSIT SI lM U a t*l 5 0 ii qyr only ckaryc years even less. They are great That's all there is to it. In de­ State Policemen order imprope'rl.v lo r e a c k ' ch eck To Stricken Area riding whetlier you must file a re­ ep«ni your account, and users of woods and fabrications, I equipped trucks and tractor-trali- you draw and for each turn. you do not consider yotir ers off the road until chains are NO MINIMUM lALANCE paper, silks and bamboo. But the Hits Insecticides Moros were metal hungry and status as head of a family, credits placed on the wheels. Those who JIEOUinO AT ANY TIMEI [itM you dtpetil. Lima. Dec. l.'i.—iJ’i-G overn­ found the Japs had no irbn,steel or ment agencies speeded relief to­ (or dependents or any other de­ do try to run without chains will 'I BUY FULL VALlft: FUEL ' CHICSSOOK* i t l l ' ductions. be pulled to the side of the road, brass to steal. This one fact has day to the stricken departmental New Hsven. Dee, 15—The open­ THE BEST k m set up a strange barrier against capital o f . Hiiai az. where more Must a wife's income be’ report­ out of the path of other traffic.. ing of a hostilities between the BuyinK our Fuel Oil, our the Moros. V than 600 persons were reported to ed- If it is less than J7.3f). Yes. If either spouse must make United States and Japan mark.s i OIL" pstrons obtain money’s THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. The' Moro is more or less in­ have perished In a tremendous Ihe curtailing in shipment of many , a return, all income of both must most in home-best econo­ A Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. dolent and a poor farmer though avalanche of. water, mud, rocks products from the Far East. Far- ] Most of F^gs the land In the valleys of Mlndinao and voleanic lava which swept be reported. % ^ ^ my. Most hestr clMnest An Example Is Given mers, as well as defense mamifac- [ river valleys are fertile and easily through the town Saturday. For examide. John Brown earn­ turers. will be effected by this heating — at least cost, is irrigated. They perhaps resent Advices reaching here from change in world conditions, accord­ Die in Flight . [ , , ------, . Y. " ■ 4 » cued ♦i.'iuo$1,400 anaand nishis wiiewife aiaryMary eam- our offer. We are backed the encroachment of the Japs far­ V i,ed $200. Mr. and Mrs. Brown must ing to Mr. Neely Turner of the by our customers in say­ ther inland into their "forbidden Of the disaster still was uncertain. Connertlrut Agricultural Experi­ file a return because their Com­ London. Dec. 15 —‘ 1.15 — Two lands" which earlier cost the lives ment Station al New Haven. ing: “Hera’s YOUR bwt First reports Indicated an erup­ bined income exceeded $1,500. The thousand United States frogs have ’ of so many American soldiers and tion of nearby Rataquenba vol­ $200 received by Mary Browh m.uat For several years, derris root, just been flown across the Atlan­ Fuel on buy!” Constabulary. chief source of mtenone for our cano, which long has been inac­ be included in a joint return With tic for war-time service In Britain Rifles In the hands of the Moros Another insecticides, has been imported tive, but this possibility subse­ her husband or she must file a — the first in history to make such are not as eflectlve as the age-old * Camel way to’sajr from British Malaya, the Philip­ quently was discounted. separate return. p hop—but 75 per cent arrived ! bolo and krls. Besides the high ■ av-'l "Merry Christmas" Manuel Palma, owner of a Llma- Of course. If they filed separate pine Islandi and the Nethsrland.'i dead. i mountain trails of the Mlndinao — the famous Cameli Indies. In 1941 over 3,000.000 FUEL RANGE OIL 't: Huaras bus line, declared s large returns. Mary Brown would take The frogs . were sent by the ' hinterlands and on the island of pounds were obtained from the carton (iOpacksof 20’s). You’re port of Huaraz had been deatroy-f only $200 of the Joint $1,500 per- American Red Cross in a ferry | In Any Quantity — Any Tim el l* y te thousands of Moros will wait i| Hours ot Camel's mild, Far East. Now rubber and tin, proud to present ^ and that few persons residing sonoj exemption—enough to can­ cbmmano bomber for experimental ' Wholesale and Retail to ambush and annihilate the Jap flavorful smoking plea­ being essential war materials, ai-e invaders. If their hate haa been pipe-smokers with the northern section had es- cel out her income— and leave $1,- and Instructional use at St. Mary’s sure. AU ready to . taped. Two thousand were rcjiort- 300 to be taken by her husband. expected to be given the preference sufficiently stirred; as It seems. this big one-pound tin Hospital Medical School. give—with place f od homeless. in shipping space over derris root; Fine Native Army of mild, rich-tasting British acientlsta formerly for name. " Rescue work Was hampered Wcl, now that those lucky peo- which comes from the sam9 areas. BANTLT on. COMPANY As regards the fighting in the. Prince AJbert Smoking Fortunately, warehouses in the bought frogs locally and on the yesterday by the most violent jile who don't have to filf returns continent but the vyar cut off con­ CENTER STREET PRONE 5293 northern Island of Luzon, the Japs Tobacco. Magnjiflcent United States are stocked with a are facing one of the best native ^ earth treraora felt in the section have left lui. let’s get down to busi­ tinental supplies and the blackout Serving the Public for 23 Years. in iu Christmas jacket i;:aince the dlsosU-ous earthquake of ness. But before you start figur­ supply of derris root adequate tb armies In the world. ’The 'Taga- last through 1&42. Prices are al­ mokes it Iraj^ssible for frog catch­ ...just right M m May 24, 1940 ing your tax, , there are several ers to use bright lights at night. log and Igorrote and Viicayan choices to be made. ready advancing sharply, Uowever. tribes have furnished the bulk of pipff In the first place, should you Cube root is also higher, although the soldiers In General McArthur’s file on a cash basis. That means no serious shipping difficulties “DESIGNED for GIVING” army, officered by American Obl- Week-End Deaths you include only that income ealst. Possibly South America, dlera who have spent many years . Yonkers, N. Y. ---Edwin L. Shii- which was actually received and which supplied about 2,500.000 In training and traversing the ,78, former managing editor of those deductions which were ac­ pounds of cube and other retenone- mountainous back country of ^Current History magazine; an edi- tually paid nut during the year. bearlng coots in 1941, can develop Luzon wRh their ’little brown men" in arma. for Book Publishers, veteran For example. If aaalesman earn­ Its supply to replace what we have GET r e a d y ‘^wspoperm an and author. ed a commission in December, been getting from the Eisat Indies. The Filipino thrives on disetpUne ONE OF THE WORLD’S ^ N e w York—Trumbull White, 78, 1941, but it was not payable to How Imposed. Although a natural u r magazine editor, author him until January. 1942, he would ahow-off, he haa braina and la GREAT PIANOS CAMELS not include It in his return for FOR vicioua in hand-to-hand combat. PRINCE ALBERT oitplorer. Hero's Home Town Bern, Switzerland ' - ■ Dr.. Hans 1941. SverY aoldler carriea besides his If you are buying a piano, consider this—a few Should you report for the calen­ Ssauti^ul rifle, pistol, machete — a clasp There’s an added pleasure in giving Camels at Christmas. You If he smokes a pipe, a big, long-Iastiog ppund of cool-bumlng ■I, B4. German minister of re- NeCkUos aira the trodl- dollars skimped on 'the original cost will make loua affaira since 1935 and one dar year or a fiscal year? knife. He’ll pqU that knife on know your gift will be so grauinely welcome. More smokers pre­ Jg* Prince Albert spells smoking pleasure ’way into the New Year Again, imless you keep books Honors His Widow THE HOLIDAYS tloaal Chrlstmoa gifti By a big difference in the lasting qnality. Spend as le president of the Prussian The beauty oad Jmpreo- slight provoCatipn— even in a crap and close them at some other time, choosing Chaney 'Wea they fer Camels than My other cigarette. And that preference holds for ...at camp, on ship, at home. Prince Albert is choice tobacco,"no- lature and Prussian minister slveaeoa o f the oeremoMy becMM ataq^the perfect gome. He will be working over much as you caff afford for fine tone, beautiful you must file for the calendar mountain traiU he knows letter men in the Army, the N a^, the Marines, and the Coast Guud, tool justi©6. Madison, Fla., Dec. 15—(65—The depends so ~mncli open style, craftsmanship that endures. And listen bite” treated for mildness and *‘crimp cut.” It’s the N adonil Jo y Smoke. year. That Is the year which be­ gifts. New colors and perfect, even in darkest nlrtt vXianibrlidge. Moss. — Dr. Paul home town -of Amierica'’s first war service rendered by the patterns. ChooM ooverol to a Sohmer'before you decide on any make. So remember those lads in-uniform ... remember all the cigarette gan Jon. 1, 1941, and will end Dec. Hava a permdbent rvava and a Uvoly hew He is well armed with moe Kelly home telegrams of are made. In Manchester they also are Jeoloqs, as are the Storoa, o f Inroads being made into OMJflw R John F. Rosa told Superior Oburt coedolence came frani aU pokto of M odem Beauty Salon and known all oVmr the 16, Biventor Justice Nathaniel Tompkins, but the country, from high Federal and 189! FUNERAL HOME ha hod replacod her noma In tat- otats offlelala, from former claoia- Mrs. Florence LMmon Ford Mrs. Jane Cleary world. ’ ^ '1 m. M kom ^Fttii thgt «n tb* t|ll.iw U iful ale hero, and I-’ f. -.'r r e ^ f i t t a . ftOfiJ / kGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CO?’N. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 19H. I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY. DECEMBER To; Living the Bill of Rights permanent, and' hot taken In the PAGE SEVEN' ibuvlffitrr spirit of the Norwalk chapter Keep *Em Grounded • SERIAL STORY “A bUl of ri^ ta ,” aald Thomas which said, while cancelling its JeSeraon when he considered, the an a ;to;-.',cli:;. listing on the trical, Radio tod Maehlna Work- lEwtrtng Xrral^ activities; Overnight News bgllat. eTj I CIO) announced yesterday a CXinsUtuUon as first sdopted. 'ls Inventor Dies ' New Haven.—The Ju s t Deisel- rUBLIBHCO BT TBB "When the next Armistice U D Y BY REQUEST Instructions Given for School NLRB election to determine ■aRALO BRIMTtNO CO^ DIO. what the people are entitled to comes we shall resume activities BY HELEN R. WOODWARD CO^VftlOHT. tt4t, Of Connecticut pewered road locomotives to be ' whether tbe union would represent U aiMtil Btiyat against every government on NCA •BRVICC. INC. At New Haven used In New England were put , employes In collective bargaining tUnehMtar, Oamm. In order to insist upon a peace By AssoGlated Praas into service yeiterday on the Bos­ relations would be held Thursday THOHAB rBROUBON earth." guarding American Interests." ton-New Haven p.iFs'er.ger run bv 0«nti«l Maaafrr__ The Story: The diawa of many Teachers^ Pupils During Raid ' at Sargent and Company, local ypundtB Oetob«r »■ llil When the people of the original The smug, complacent princi­ flown directly home unannounced . Waterbury—The Socialist party the 'New York. New Haven A bard’A-are manufacturing plant. states considered the absence of a insulto aimed at IHaba Curt by Originated Method of Hartford Railroad Evan Bvaning Bzeapt ples which are wrong now will be her alster-in-law, Adria, cornea hls fabulous rescue kept secret has decided ,not to enter a candi­ bill of rights In the new ConaUtu- from the world until be had first Washington, Dec. 15—(iP)—The homes. Leaders must keep the pu­ to your school. *:>T^n take tbe Applying Tremendous ...^Hartford,—Trucks stuck on May Never Face Trial Bnodara and Hofidajia Bntarad at wrong then, and, as they have 7 when the vicious, spiteful', . girl pils In control. date is the special Fifth'Dlltrfel' snowy or Icy hills without chains tha Pen Ortlea - at Manehaatar. Uon, that absence became the held hls wife In his arms. Office ot Civilian Defense request­ necessary action—today. Obbb. aa BacouBtClaia Mall Mattar. now been proved unworthy of the frames a meeting between Disqa But now the man who was tc What to Organize Pressures to Metals. congressional election on JaX 20 are just out of fuck as far as the Wildwood. N. J.—iPi—Because prime argument against adoption and her former employer, fllrla- ed today- - • e that ' - wire services and------a-*v»Do these i.4*e;oc tUMthings l^a i right t f f sway— Martin Plunkett, state secretary, State Highway Department is con­ BOBSCRlP^riON RATBB war so will they also be unworthy figure as the hero of that amazing Parents! of general shortage of money, a of the ConaUtution Itself. And tloua Richard Thorpe. Diana, stbry held Diana close against hir newspapers carry a set of instruc- they are essential now: New Haven, Dec. ’15—(>P) — Dr announced after a meeting here cerned. In former years depart­ 16-ycar-old Philadelphian now held Ona Taar by Mall ...... M-JJ of the peace. If the next peace Is, A 1 ^ a « i —4 • see /a\ mie* e*« knowing Hiorpe nnd Adeln nre tlons on "What School__ Teachers (a) Select the air raid refuge- Read This! yesterday that the decision wais ment equipment lowed stranded I in California, may never face trial Par Month by Mall ...... { even after adoption had won, the having nn nitnir, goes to hls hunt­ heart and in that moment all the Charles H. Howland-Shearman. 75, ' made because the party would trucks to the top of the hill to Btnala Copy ...... » indeed, to be something more than strangeness and doubt of the last and Pupils Should Do During an more than one if necessary. Be If an air raid should come while for an admitted theft of $500 from IMIrarad Ona Taar ...... It.OO demand for immediate revision an "Armistice." ing lodge believing Adela la there. sure there is more than one exit. your children are at school, see Inventor who originated a method have to circulate petitions for a cleqr traffic, but the department a rooming house The city has Stephen finds them together, Is few weeks .were swept away. Air Raid." place on the ballot. John W. Ring, anhounced yesterday that this MEMBER o r was so great that it could not be At last he' raised hls head and Termed "Emergency Inatruc- (Bl Determine how tbe school to your own safety. Stay home, of applying tremendous pressure to no money for extradition purposes: TMB ABSOCIATED PRESS Ignored. On Dec. ISth, 1791, the hurt and bewildered even thwigh alarm w-lir be .sounded for an air go to your refuge room, stay bring about the cold flow of metals, tbe party's 1940 congressional can­ winflsr the tow would not he ex­ ditto the county: the housekeeper Tha Ataoelaiad Prtaa la aacluilra- hls marriage to DIann Is tempo­ looked at the others, his armt lions for Schools Until Further raid. didate. polled less than the one per. tended beyond the nearest ditch ty antltliid to tha uaa or rapubllea- first ten amendments to the Con­ still holding Diana close. "Are Notlje" the OCD's list follows; away from windows. died yesterday in Grace hospital. I says she can t afford to prosecute A Poor Example rary and one of convenience, con­ (C) Assign a refuge space nr Do not try to reach the school. cent of the total vote cast required New Y|aven —The United Elec­ and the $,V)0 has been spent tlon et all nawa diapatehaa oradltao stitution became part of that doc­ tracted to secure hls $2,000,000 In­ you all convinced now that mcr He was stricken 111 five weeks ago. Along the to It or not otharwiaa eraditad In We know our senators are over­ do sometimes return from the fT/ial to Do When refuge room for each class or You could accomplish no good. thia paper and alao tha local nawa ument. On that date Virginia be­ heritance which be would not re­ cl$ss-room. Assign, class leaders to You could do a great deal of harm Called to England six years « o publlanad haraln. worked. We know they need more. grave, and that If a man's wife by the British government, Dr. ; came the eleventh state to ratify ceive unless he married before the chooses to believe In him and wait Raid Warning Sounds conduct the drill—the same aa for by such action. All liBhta of rapublleatlon of oBice help than they are allow­ age of 85. Others In the story are fire. How'land-Shearmin used his prin­ AVENUE apaclal diapatehaa baraln ara alao these amendments, and they be­ for hls return she Is not neces­ ("Howling' siren, short blasts In an air raid rule Number 1 raaervad. ed. We know their own salaries Phil Bruce, Stephen’s best friend sarily crazy?" he demanded, hi* or dther local general warning). (D) Publish full iBstructiona; IS to stay off tbe street, get under ciple la building a precision press came law, 150 years ago today. who Is strongly nttmeted to Di­ have them read over and over cover. On the street, there is which exerted S.OOO.doo pounds of Pell aarvlae cllant of N. E. A. are. in reality, often InsuBlclent tone and eyes accusing Ad^la. Sound the school fire alarm In a again to pupils. Have them posted pressure. It is now being used, as O F IDEAS Barr lea Ine. During the subsequent history ana; Bvalyn Thorpe, beautiful She shrank from him as be special way (short rings, etc.) the risk of falling shell fragments, for the burden that living in blind wife of Richard, whom Diana on bulletin boards. Be sure ever.’ racirg cars, and fire apparatus tociates here »ald, to turn out air­ Publlahara Rapraaantatiraa. Tha of our nation, these first ten went on. "I stood beside that Have each class leave Its room In teacher and pupil understands craft parts and armor piste "some­ Washington and being courteous believes Stephen loves. "Been door a few Aninutes. Long order as In fire drill. Conduct Stay mdoors. FIREWOOD BASKET — Waaff 'i Jullna Mathawa Bpaelal Apeney— amendments, guaranteeing the aomewhere, Diana 7" triumphant them—now. where in England." Naw York. Chleaco. Detroit and to their visiting constituents im­ enough to hear Diana accused of classes to the air raid refuge. Do not try to telephone. The Honored by British splint made in the C aro liu Boaton. people of this country freedom of Adela asks when her plot to dis­ Do not permit any pupils to These things should be done at wires must he kept clear for the mountains; heavy, durable, ntaae J poses. credit hls (Wife with Stephen has Insanity, see Evalyn find out that once. We are suddenly, unexpect­ He was elected to membership religion, speech, press, right of her husband had been untrue tc leave the building. wardens, the police, and the fire ly finish'd In tan or grey, 88.4lli''-( MEMBER AODIT BDREAO OB We know, al.so, that it would workM... "1 love him," flashes edly, at war. When you have com­ department. You might prevent in the Royal Institution of Great CIRCULATIONS.______assembly and petition, security In her, and that my sister—my sis­ Do not allow any pupils to re­ Britain. still be possible for them to get DIans, "and I’m going to fight for ter!—was the brat who had de­ turn to classrooms until the "all- pleted all of these things. It la time an urgent message from getting Tha Harald Prlntlnp Company, their homes, the right of fair trial, him!" Stephen sUII ^ I s Diana Is to organize your long-range plan­ W'hen he returned to the Umtel luo.. aaaumaa no financial raai^nol. along without that new $4,500 a stroyed her Eden. But I had clear" signal Is given. through. Statea, D r Howland-Shearman de- j have, to tell the truth, not always Innocent, leaves her In charge Do not send the pupils home. ning; This is hard advice. It's not SKILLET ASH TRAY—MIMb- Blllty for typopraphleal errora ap- year "executive assistant" they when be Is called to South Ameri­ known that long ago!” signed a press here which, as?o- Ciarlna la advartlaamanta In tha been observed. To put It bluntly, He felt Diana start and tight­ These protective measures will easy to take. But It is for your ciates laid, w aa virtually ready foi ture reproductiopa of Celeniat anehaatar Eranina Harald. voted themselves. The proof ? ca. Hls plane disappears but Di­ ened hla grasp. "I knew It on s require organization, planning, Should Adopt Program best Interest and for the welfare skillets, usable as ash trBya;' the mere presence of such provi­ ana refuses to believe him dead. production at the Ume of hls deati; black finish, SAe. They have got along without him certain snowy night, when my training and drill. They should be For Duration of War of your children. He also waa experimenting wit. Monday, December IS sions in the law is not in Itself Thorpe sod Adeln triumphantly sta'-ted at once. in the past. announce, ns nn official arrives wife endangered her 'own reputa­ The Department ot Education or the development of ateela able it guarantee of their eflectlvcness. We know, too, that this is a mo­ tion thinking to save yours, Adela. Air Raid Drill other school authority, under the withstand enormous pressures, and : with an urgency order to put Di­ which wasn't worth saving. 1 Germany adopted a Bill of Rights ment In our history when every ana In an Institution, that they Use your fl»-e drill organization direction of the locai defense co­ Eddy and Stevens hls work In this field also bad The Test of Russia In 1919, and 15 years later It had plan to marry ns soon as Thorpe knew the trick you played to dis­ to get pupils to the air raid refuge. ordinator, should plan and adopt a aroused interest on the part of the Individual American Is preparing credit her in my eyes. But 1 Office of Production Management. Maxim UtvlnOfTs personal aln- Hitler, who brushed all human con get n divorce. Evalyn enters Have them file from the classroom War program for the duration. to tighten his belt so that his na­ the room at this moment. Phil Is wasn't ready to speak then—and the same way. In the same order, Here are some of the steps to con­ New Song Team Descendsat of Presidents Pack your Christmas bag cerl.y and devotion to the cause rights aside. tion can have the planes, tank.s laciDu also there. “Is it true, Richard?" that's why I wanted you to stay. under the same leaders. But take sider; The inventor wss Hbm m Nev Diana. Because I knew you w-er* them to the air raid refuge. York city on July 17, 1866.' and of world peace was never doubted But we in America have, gener­ and battleships it needs for Its asks Evalyn... "Yes," he answers. (A) Appointment of school build­ • • • fine and loyal and that I could ing wardens, whose duties should ^ u s lc Lovers, regardless ot their traced bis descent through his with one oif these in the years which led up to this ally speaking, been able to live our own survival. h Air Raid Refuge A Ghos^ Returning? trust you with my life. I thought The chance of a direct hit on be coordinated wdth their local tsstas, have a treat In store tor mother from two presidents of the war. But he was like a flesh and Bill of Rights. We have repeated­ It is an unpleasant and almost I'd straighten everything out zone or district warden service. United States, John Adams and blood puppet dangllnK on a ly rallied to it when it seemed in Chapter XXIV when I came back—and I will any Individual building is very them at the State theater, where John Quincy Adams. reprehensible interruption of such The room hung breathless with small. You must guard against the (B) Special transflssion of air "The Chocolate Soldier," Metro- Btrlnf; when Stalin, the master, danger of Internal or external at­ c o c o —though I hadn't thought to stay raid warnings from the control Educated m England, he became a moment to have the members ot stillness, then Evalyn threw up so long!" blast of nearby high-explosive Goldwyn-Mayer's new musical a consulting engineer for the 2.50 SET decreed that there should be Eu­ tack. We have given the Ideals it her head and faced them all. "I'm • • • bombs, nnd Incendbiries and fall­ center to school buildings. British Admiralty, and laUr had the United States follow their comedy, starring Nelson Eddy and 3 SOFA STYLES- 9 8 ° ° ORNAMENTAL BIRDS—JaUII' ropean war, the puppet was yank­ represents such practical service glad, Richard! If you’ve been Hls words released the tongue* ing fragments of anti-aircraft (C) Fire defense—Adequacy of offices In Japan and on the con­ solemn votes declaring war with a part of this dishonest plot shells. present equipment, appointment of Rise Stevens, will be seen Tues­ tinent. ty rooster and hen of compogl' ed back and put on a ahelf. that their Importance and eBec- which had been spellbound and tlon finlehcd in gay plumaf*' a vote, 53 to 30, adding 96 new against my dear Diana, then you with an excited babble they all You must get sway from win­ fire watchers (or fire guarda), and day and Wednesday, He interrupted his engineering Imagine how vou 11 "rate " Cltristma,* morning if you present the .home Thli la a good historical fact to tlVcnesa has increased rather than $4,500 Jobs to a "defense” appro­ deserve nothing better than a mlS; dows. and from open doors. The special training in combatting in­ career to study medicina. and prac­ colors. ■closed around Stephen. But h« large inside halls of most schools A brilliant production, musically with a ne-A’ davenport' You 11 ha' e a hard time keeping the button* on remember now that Litvinoff is oB decreased over the years. We priation. erablc, vindictive person like Adela would not take Adela in his arms, cendiaries. and drsmatlcally. it serves as an ticed aa a physician both in Eu­ your new emoking jacket as you hear yourself praised as th,e ' best gar.ta have never surrendered, as the to share your life! I wish you are suitable for an air raid refuge. (D) Protective construction excellent vehicle with which to rope and t.hia country. While in in to’ATi' And It* no job at all . even for a man. . .to make a (rise the shelf afaln, and in Washing- Fortunately, the matter must both thd hbpplness you deserve!" would only look at her with cold Do not use the halls on the top people of Germany did, our right accusing eyes. And Diana knew Quick' and simple measures to pro­ introduce Miss Stevens. Holly­ America, he renewed hls interest selection from the thre* popular mod'!* at Wa*kins Choose from the BOTTLES—Reproduction n t t}|B ten with the Job of using his per­ go to the House. We hope the This speech, coming from the floor of the building. The cellar ride additional security wood's. newest singing star, who in engineering and developed hit Duncan Phyfe shown, a Tuxedo or ball-and-claw- Chippendale designa. gonal sincerity and reputation to to hold a sacred weapon against gentle Evalyn, had the effect ol that Adela was being paid In full is a suitable air raid refuge pro­ theo.ry on the cold flow of metal*. famous G. Washington Colonial Congressmen refrain from the for the havoc she had wrought. Study Alternate Refuges comes to the screen from the liquor bottles in eld time PBa* persuade the American people our own government. We have compelling complete silence. Then vided there are plenty of exits and Metropolitan opera. Invited to come here by the N'ew temptation to strike now for new HEALTH AND DIET the officer, growing restive with She whispered to Stephen, "Please, provided any windows to the out­ (E) Study of alternate air raid Haven Chamber ot Commerce green dolor, 81.89. that all will be well with Soviet never become persuaded that 11 assistants of their own, and delete Stephen —Adela can't help being side can be protected by a layer of refuges for teachers and pupils In M-G-M- has drawm from tbe Man About Manhattan ADVICE Impatience, turned once more to like she is. She only did those popular Oscar Straus numbers, about 13 years ago, he built an ex­ Watkins Brothers u open every Ruiaia, now that this has become would be better if we resigned all the item. Diana. sandbaga. case of fire. Depending upori loca­ perimental machine embodying his day during the Holiday aeaaon, these rights to some party or In­ terrible things because she loved Select the most protected places tion, suitable buildings In the from opera and from classics, em­ principle. R world war. By George Tucker Furnished by the McCoy "You must come with me,” he you so much—did not want you bellished , with new and modern including Wednesday after­ dividual who seemed to promise said stiffly. in the building—Be sure they pro­ neighborhood may be available for No Jagged Edges 1 WATKINS noons. Every evening begin­ 6HIPS-IN.BOTTLE8 — The real test of Soviet Russia Bealtb Servtaa to love anyone more than you did vide enough capacity to bold use as air raid refuge. It Is desir­ arrangements, to round out a brothers, INC. always puzzle how theaa f ^ to organise our lives more eBI- New York, Dee. 15.—It's a cold to happiness" Is In his greeting. Diana shrugged, smiled. 'There musical repertoire for Eddy and Associates said that one of the ' ning next Tuesday! Closed nggH ships sail through so Will again come with Stalin's ac­ seems to be nothing else to da" her—” everyone without crowding. Be able to explore this possibility In advantages of hit method was that i Christmas Eve at 5.30. clently for us. We have, there­ day outside. The cops have icicles Probably It is this that explains "Then she'll Just have to get sure there Is more than one exit. order to effect dispersion where it Miss Stevens that is all-embrac­ it made possible the punching of of A^ANCHESTER narrow a botUe neck, 81.18. tion. not with LltvinoB’s words. hls talent for drawing double pay .Address oommualcatlons to Tbe she said calmly. "But It won't ing. fore, made the Bill of Rights a Washington on their noses. Let's drop by 20 Herald, Attention Mc4Joy be for long, I can assure you. I used to the Idea," Stephen aald It Is important, too. that the air can be done witVmt undue ex­ holes In metal without tearing While UtvlnoS dubs Japan a for practically everything he does. grimly, unyielding. raid refuge should have easy ac­ posure to the children. The story revolves about a living document, as the peoples of Gramercy Park and warm our This is what I mean. Bealtb Servtea have no doubt I can convince any married couple who are the musi­ Jsgged edges wfilch result •'common enemy" and, advances jury of my sanity!" Somehow they finally all cess to drinking water and toilet H hat To Do .Ybout Traljitng when ordinary types of presses are other nations must learn to do. If mitts over Ludwig Bemcl mans' In 1914 Bemelmans refugeed cleared o u t—Phil Bruce escorting facilities. cal comedy toasts of Vienna. The used. the theory that Soviet Russia is fire. from Austria. Several years later, Stomach Tyouble "Especially with a live husband Start your training now. Don't success they enjoy on tbe stage is, golnc to do Its bit by keeping aft­ this la ever to be a world sure of Daybook to support your evidence!" Evalyn tenderly. An^ Diana re­ wait for the final plan. Drill your unfortunately, not repeated in Dr. Howland-Shearman leaves Ludwig Bemelmans is the kind like millions of other American.^, membered hls words, "It was al­ What to Do About pupils to behave on an air raid bis widow, Mrs Beatrice W. How. er HiUer, It will aUU be what its own peace. By Jack Stinnett of citizen who gets paid twice for he went Into the army, and for this We have heard so much from The words, coming from a ways understood that one of us their marital life for Miss Steven*, alarm Just as they do on a fire cast as Marla.. is a flirtatious land-Shearman. a son. Julian A-, Stalin does that counts. For when a people learns to everything he does. I'll explain service he was paid $31 a month. those who complain that they have doorway, had the effect of a would mairy her—take care of Incendiary Bombs alarm. Hold drill every few d.ays of Alexandna, Va , and a daugh­ know and respect and defend Its Washington—The first real test that later. Right now he's shaving, But unlike most of the others. bomb-shell thrown Into their her always!” Phil would see that Be sure the fire' extinguishers wench, and Eddy, as Karl. Is a ter. Mrs. Francis Ray, of St If, after the German armlet so let's look around a "weak" stomach or a "delicate" until they are thoroughly accus­ husband consumed by Jealousy. It 98c own essential freedom, then, and of whether the OBlce of Civilian Bemelmans remembered hls ex­ midst, as Stephen Curt, worn and no harm came to Evalyn. are in proper working order. Be tomed to it. Louis. Mo. have retreated to the lines they * . * • periences and wrote a book about stomach, that the average person haggard but grinning engagingly, Is not until Karl hits upon the re­ The funeral will be held Wed­ then only, la it safe against the Defense, with Its nearly 6,000 lo­ Adela and Richard—so strange­ sure you have enough people— Keep HP the morale of the pu­ source of masquerading as hls plan to hold for the winter, Stalin This apartment Is developing them. This was "My War With the has the Idea that the stomach is stepped into the room. ly alike In their unhappy natures teachers or older pupils — who nesday at Ifia m. here, with burial ORNAME.NTAL BOXES—Per­ flse of a Hitler. cal defense councils, can' go Intu into a sort of one man Neullly United States." And so he was a delicate organ likely to break pils, HO that If a raid occurs you own rival that he Is able to test in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. fect for Jewelry on the dresalHg permits a practical military stale­ "Stephen!'! Adela shrieked, and —perhaps they might find a meas- know how to use them. Appoint win have experience in keeping his wife's faithfulness, a teat Today, on its 150th anniversary, high gear jjn a nation-wide scale fair. It looks north across the paid again. down at the slightest reason. As a shrank, back against Richard iire of contentment together, each these people as tire guards. Have table, or for cigarettea. MadB mate to develop, the practical ef­ iron-grilled park. On the floor is a Then he went to work for a New matter of fact, the normal healthy them occupied. Organize first which Is obviously fraught with of composition in ivopr finish. the Bill of Rights is the perfect to put over a one-day program Thorpe. understanding the other. them take assigned posts w'hen the aid training for selected groups. hilarious complications. fect will be much the same aa If zebra skin. From the ceiling hangs York hotel, waiting table, running stomach is possessed of remark­ But Stephen's eyes were on And the officer, who went home air raid drill sound.*. . Appoint a Picks Wrong Tbenler and complete symbol of what will come December 15, "Bill of an iron bird cage. This cage errands and doing dirty, odd Jobs. able strength. Organize fire )—Edward A. Lost;. ler. And If there develops some Archibald MacLeish, one of the how strong your stomach is by blinding radiance — Incredulity strange drama he had witnessed. nent roles played by Nigel Bruce, Jr., 23. of auburban Oak~Park. SALT PISHES—Individual salt Itself, but for all the other peoples the Gigl palace in Venice. Its bars thing, and were paid. But again giving way to certainty—doubt to Which left Diana and SUphen the fire guards should try to han­ Are We in Danger? imderatandlng that, so long as key figures In the national de­ have been removed, and from It Bemelmans remembered, and counting up that in one year It dle them, and put them out with Florence Bates, remembered for picked the wrong theaUr )o bo.-, dishes in the popular CoIooIbI of the world. Our task is not only handles more than one thousand joyful realization. And Just as he alone In the library at last. The The answer to that 1s—we don't her roothcr-in-taw portra.val in dew drop design. Also uaBfaio Ruasla does not attack Japan, Ger­ fense set-up as well as librarian dangles long entwining strands of wrote a book. This was "Life had spoken once before, he said, fading rays of the afternoon sun water supply, if the fire gets be­ Intend to be caught napping again a newsreel in which President to preserve It for ourselves, nor of Congress, appealed to the OCD Ivy. Only a hawser that would Class," and he was paid again. meals. Given a reasonable amount "Love Crazy." Dorothy Gilmore. Roosevelt spoke. AfUr being aa ash trays, 89c. many will not again press forward • • • of care, the stomach will do Its “Diana, my beloved—" and held fell across the pleasant room as yond control, the chief fire guard —anywhere at anytime. We are Nydia Westman, Max Barwyn to take the lead In the observance ■ berth the Normandie hods It In should sound t . the regular fire not going to say again—"It can't pummelled by several peraon.' In Russia, It will not matter merely to see that It can become of "Bill of Rights Day,” and Vlsce. Since then be haa been living his work well, but even the strongest out hls arms. they sat In each other's arms. and C!harles Judels. seated near him. Loss was arrested part of the law of other lands, but organ must break down after years With a little cry, she flung her­ Stephen's Ured head reated against alarm. All pupils should then be happen here." Roy Del Ruth did an expert Job WlMther this understanding is Mayor F. H. LaGuardla, national Diagonally across Is a man- own life and getting paid double conducted from the building as In Don't push around, don't worry, by United StsUs Marshal William to teach, by example and coopera­ director, issued a call to his 1,000,- high pedestal crowned by a life- for everything be does. Wherever of abuse. Once this occurs, the pa­ self Into them, felt them close the red-gold waves of Diana's regular fire drill, a a ss leaders of direction, and the picture was H. McDonnell, who waa In the DOOR KNOCKERS—Black lioyi merely tacit or written out on the tient will then develop symptoms around her strong safe, heavenly, hair. but act! These are simple pre­ given elaborate staging and pro­ Anchor design. 81.50. Fiao tion and encouragement, all the 000 workers here and In the field, size cast iron rooster, a relic of he goes and whatever he does he should conduct...them in an orderly cautions. Read them again theater. McDonnell took Losa to paper of a separate peace. to give out. 18th century Maine. The celling draws pictures about it for Town of acute or chronic Indigestion, comforting. Felt Tils Ups, hungry, "Elarly this morning, from ths fashion to shelter In nearby duction by Producer Victor Sa- a police station where be was Colonial Eagle pattern in black peoples *of the world that It is a which symptoms are likely to be­ demanding, passionate, claim her boat bringing me home. I watched Think how you will apply them vfile. iron, 82.19. Judging by what Russia wanted "The anniversary of the adop­ is an enlarged steel engraving of A Country and for the New York­ » charged with disorderly conduct. living thing which. If they cling the streets of Paris. There are' come worse after he has eaten own eager ones. They clung to­ the sun come up out of the sea," tion (of the Bill of Rights with er. At the moment he Is writing a unwisely. other countries to do for Russia to It, can be forever their safe­ Its guarantees of most of the per­ weird paintings, a red lamp, a play about a refugee photogra­ gether, those two whom time and be said softly. "And I triqd to during the months Just past, it sonal freedoms known to democ­ 17th century peasants cabinet, a pher. He leaves for England in Generally the patient with stom­ space and a threatening eternity send a message from my heart to guard against becoming partners ach trouble says that the stomach had not been able to part, and yours. I said—” would now be entirely logical for racy) Is an anniversary well proclamation by de Gaulle (In Febniary. Once he ran a high- is "sour”. This Is usually due to an In a destiny like Hitlers. worth celebrating," said MacLeish French), a candelabra made of a toned restaurant called Hapsburgh something of the magnificence of Her voice took up tha words. the United States to expect Rua- metal fish that has sprouted stag's House, and this lingers in hls upset stomach as seen In an acute the moment thrilled the heart of "Diana, my "beloved—we shall sia to permit military use of Its In hls appeal. "It Is the expecta­ attack of Indigestion. The patient soeSa be together again—In Just Don't miss it! tion of the Joint resolution (of antlers, several albums of Tchai­ memory like last night's gar­ may feel nauseated, may desire to each spectator. strategical position on the Paclflc Showdown On Principles Congress asking that the day be kovsky, RachmanlnoB and Proko­ denias; for Bemelmans could not • • • a little while—” fiev. a pair of Tyrollan britches, a refrain from feeding the waiters vomit, says tnkt the stomach feels In a short time the news of Ste­ Their eyes met. held in a sort 4 4 coast. And If Russia really does observed nationally) that the heavy, and may develop auch of glory. "You heard?” Various organizations which people of the United States will radio, a pipe, a typewriter, and a and the kitchen staB on cham­ symptoms as dizziness, blurring phen Curt's return would flash regard this aa a common atruggle, live black cat that comes In and pagne and soon they toaisted them­ across the heaqunes of a nation She nodded. "I don't know participated In the debate which devise appropriate ceremonies for of the vision, coldness of the hands, how—or why. 1 only know that - if you want these for Christmas jCAPE CODDER ’ that would be the action which the day, and It is the hope of the pours himself out on the floor like selves Into bankriiptcy. and a sensatior. of dull distress —of how a tramp steamer had would prove Ruasla'a sincerity. preceded our actual Involvement a glass of water. This cat's name I glance across the table and picked up the remnants of the neither time nor space—not even 1.98 PAIR OCD that Its local defense coun­ within the stoirach. 'In some cases eternity—can keep us ap art” " According to report, there are In this war have now gone Into the cils and their aBlIiated organiza­ Is Cat. see a new book by BemelmanSi there may be a sharp colicky party f$r off the . regular paths of ... "I^tel Splendide.” Did I say Be­ ships. How be Insisted on being The End 3 ROOM MAPLE OUTFIT silhouettes —A Wide SB!#**! oven American bombers, which we eclipse, and some sources. Includ­ tions may prove useful t6 the pain.* Unusual amounts of gaa ars Uon of . aubjectf. repre^wsff.i communities In the preparation When we came In Bemelmans melmans gets paid double? I'm a present In the stomach Itself, an’d sent to Russia, now on the Sl^ri- ing the Hartford Courant, seem to was shaving, wasn't be! He's piker. He gets paid triple. "Hotel from old \ColoniBl BilhouBUM* take especial delight. In consign­ of their plans. this, generally leads to belching. Occasional Tables Size: eaeh; frBi)i«4 an coast. They are within‘ easy <, • • • through now. Here he comes slap­ Splendide” Is behind the scenes The patient says that the stom­ Health Service in care of this news­ exercise and your practice in so­ \, ping the lotion into his pores. black and g<^/ reach of Japan. They ought to ing to oblivion those organlzatioi^ This was enough bait for the atuB In the most de luxe hotel in ach la "sour’* principally because paper, and enciose a large self- cial situations'. which happened to be hlstoricplfy Something of that quality Carl the world. It’s Just out. He's get­ a sour or bitter-tasting fluid rises addressed envelope and six cents in ALL AT ONE'A.%AZINGLY LOW PRICE— .00 ba uaed^agatiAt Japan. "Little Flower" and he put It Van Doren calls Bemelmans' “wdll ting paid again.' (Hair In Nostrils) and morally right. / up to his army of workers. Al­ into the throat stamps. And If thay ars not, it should be However, he may believe It la Question: H. C. asks; "Is Is Yet the truth is th s t- ^ r e It though the OCD does not plan to harmful to. cut the hairs In the 43 Pieces! rOLE TRAYS — R o u n d ,___ a Blatter of discretion with us not take the bull by the horns and sour because tha vomiting of the QoesGons And Answera decorated serving trays in only one of all these prominent or­ oBiclBls will discuss on the record last meal brings up material which (Sweet Potatoes) nostrils with sciasore? Do it to to send any more. run away with the arrangements or flower designs on rod. fi'IdR .T ganizations, on both sides, which In each community, a fizzle on the —the driver to raise civilian has an acid taste In the mouth. He Queitlon: M. K. B. writes: "Are keep them from showing as they 1 0 “ ivory or black backgrouadk morale, to dreate a national unity Open Forum forgets that the hydrochloric acid sweet potatoes non-etarchy? la it are hea-vy and black.” Imagine evetything you need to fumiah three I 81.19. 9. Of course, If the Russian claims bad so framed its objectives that part of local defen.se councils in Answer: If you are careful I reoma in youb, new Cape Cod Cottage. . .of stimulating and propagandizing with a will to defeat Hitler no in the stomach would normally all right to bake them?" Only mirty of tHem Orand Rapida Qwfid-made Ublaa aibnit the present lighting In Rus- it hkd to die the momeAt America matter what the oaeriflees. (Op­ make the food material taste Sour, Answer: Hie sweet potato con­ see no reason to believe that clip­ nmaln from our big Holiday stock, ao reserve yours Watkins Quality. Furniture... for only'8185. ars true. If HiUer has fully en­ observance of the day will be .Appeals te Women tains. sufficient starch so that It ping these hairs would be injuri­ All the pieces cnaembled m Uie three .-ooms finally cam.e up against the reali­ taken as an Indication -at head­ ponents of tbe defentib eBort, of and that such a state' should ba J ^ a a aarly aa poaaible. In addition you’ll find hun- countered ' the fate of Napoleon, course, define this diBerehtly, call expected. 4s placed In the atarchy claaslfl- ous In any way. are regular slock Watkins patterns. Vou'U ties In thia world today.. quarters that there are bugs In Editor. The Herald; W atkina...for leas and recognize Watkins Qubtity in the three solid po ttery CANDUSHOLWPBI it an eBort ot drive tbe American After the dlratlva disturbance catidn. When baked It may be used •"<* •«n*Mer tiset! All Ubiea IHua- —Mountaifirmsde jug-with then there would be little need for The "Fight Fbr Freedom" com­ the OCD machine that need iron­ To the women of Manchester; to advantage as the principal (Dizziness) maple pieces in the master's room, the sturdy ing out. N. people Into war.) has reached the chronic stage, have m ^ogany veneered tope and ahelvea; j cut out to rev-eal socket for < Any of us to. worry about any­ mittee lA for Instance, capable, on Most national defense leaders The Girl 'Scout and Boy Scout slo­ such symptoms as a coated tongue, starchy food at a meal. ~ Question: Jonathan Q. inquires: aolld giunwoed legs and framing . . maple Ilring-dining room, and the youth's bed- die. 85c. thing. The war would be pracU- What the local councils have to gan Is "Be Prepared.” May we excessive gas, lack of appetite, "What makes me dizzy when I first jxaom too! See the complete outfit, dtsplayed its own principles, of becoming a do la to be sure that there is some are not dissatisfied with the gen­ in our Plymouth House. CAlly over, and eveiji Japan’s ven- eral trend of public feeling along adopt this slogan. a burning or flawing sensation, (Mental Oymaaatlca) get up In the morning? Am not true part of America's eBort In Important local agency nr com­ ^There ara a few things that may and a slow loss in wright, usually Question: Ellen H. says: "I work troubled at any other time." tura would ba foredoomed to fail­ mittee In charge of arrangements this line, but some-are Impatient the future. at the -Slow response In many sec­ be Buggested to be done right, occur. • / In an office doing bookkeeping, Answer: The most common i l e Unfortunately, the aafe as- and then If need be, needle them now. The causes of stamach trouble am of a nervous temperament, cause of this type of dizziness Is a The "Council for Democracy" into putting the business over on tions to appeals for voluntary aumpUon 1b that, although the participation and sacrifice. We mast abov- all tbinga keep miut be looked for in those hsiblts thin and go to bed plenty early. sluggish liver. Sometimes when | WATKINS finds Its. Ideals not changed by a grand scale. I cool and not Jump at hasty con­ of eating whlcJ) are mcorrecL Eat­ But after retiring, I ciui't drop off tbe patient eats unwisely the night I N C Ctanaans ware seiioualy defeated what haa happened. That means bringing civic anq These are the ones who will be watching closely to see how much clusions. ing too much, eating In a hurry, to sleep, as my mind starts think­ before this places a heavy burden End table In thalr failure to take Moscow "The' "Committee to Defend fraternal organizations, labor Keep Informed through the eating In between meals, and us­ ing of first one thing and then an­ upon tbe liver and dlzzlneas results groups, achoqis, libaries and the national pulse quickens bn other. In no time at all, I am wor­ with anelf ofiM/JsICHESTER for thalr winter quarters, their America by Aiding tha Allies" bat "Bill of Rights Day." ^ Herald as to classes of instruction ing fried or greasy food together the next morning. However, If you prsam t ratraat la Indeed straUgl-. churches Into the ceremonies. If. and attend all possible. with the use of foods difficult to ry !^ and then I lie there and beconia dizzy when attempting to not been proved wrong. it la successful, it will mean also digest, must all be considered as worry my head off for an hour or cal. and will aUU laava tham caps- ' Organise the family to work to­ arise from bed, tbe symptoms Each of these three committees that the. OCD may prove useful gether aa well aa to work with possible c a u s^ Unwise combina­ mors before I go to sleep. I ani might bs due to high or low blood bla of stitUng graat blows alaa- ‘tan, ^ its own principles-, claim on a national scale in many ways others. tions of food which fill tbe stom­ also troubled by ieor, eepeciaUy pressure. ■Whara. while its air raid wardens, auxil­ Quotations Encourage tbe men in their long ach with Incompatible mixturea, tbe fear ot not being liked and this objectives which are entirely in iary police and firemen, bomb ara still anothai cause. fear la especially disturbing at , In this case, the Axis threat to working hours and serve nourish­ harmony with tlie nation's own squads, first aid nurses, etc., are ing meals, also encourage our boys Taka a pencil and underline any aigbt If you have any suggestions, tha world la relaUvcly. undlmln- declared objectives. waiting for the grimmer business of these habits of sating which you will-appreciaU them.” There is only one way to end away. Answsr: Such mental gymnas­ A Thought fMhad, and it can be met only by But what baa there been but of civilian defense under war con­ these shortages and these painful Save all waste pepars. sell them honestly believe may ba playlM a Ij ditions. part In your digestive upsets. 'The tics aa you describe would.' be Duncan fnlleat, moat open, and moat oomplata destruction of the smug readjustments, and that Is to end or give them to the Salvation enough to keep you thin, aa they Phyfa If It is successful. It might mean the na^onal emergency itself. And common sense thing to do la. to He delivereth roe from mine ene­ Bomi^ete brand of. military co- Army. changr-those habits to good ones. waste a vast amount of nervous mies; yea, thou tlfteat mp up I lamp table TABLE LAMPS—Prom b L complacency of "America Firat?" still, something else—that Presi­ It can be ended only by a final, Volunteer at the Red Cross and .Uon, which should cartalnly What part of that organization's dent Roosevelt. In his night ad­ Try to keep, your meals slmpla, eat snergy which could os used to bet­ above those that rise up against of vBrieuB modalB la tUg complete triumph for free peoples British Relief workrooms. at regular times, avoid eating ter effect by the asaimilatlve or­ me: .thou bast delivered me from tem In fawn, ivory, aoft -^elude every poBMbla exartlon of creed oould be in harmony with dress, climaxing the day of ob­ and free societlee. Ekxmomlse in ell thinga, fuel, servance, may speak to the larg­ when you are tired, and omit the gans of-the body Perhaps you are tbe violent man.—Paalma 18:48. TUtiag silk-and-ravon on every poaatble front. The what thia nation has now foupd —A. J. Browning, aaalstant to light, food, clothing and time. use of much liquid with your going to bed too early. You will • • • est radio audience ever asaembM DoaaM Neleon. OP>P- .t mtaalng front in the picture to be Its fate, obllgaUon, and re- • • • Save allk stockings, leave the meals and will probably find that probably find it a good plan to as- In man's most dark extremity feet- on, have them clean and your stomach will respond In a cure tome form of exercise dur­ is the RuaMan front against sponaiblUtyT What possible rec­ Those behind "Bill of Rights It la a slight, but only a Alight, oft. euccor dawns from beavan.-;- DESK 8STS-^43«aaUM aa|C «l taka them to British Relief rooms aatisfactory way. ing the evening, spacing this ao Beott. tooled leather aata Of 5 ' Japancae. Hare Ruasla haa onciliation can there between Day" here are aiming at the par­ comfort to be told that we would. for Mrs. Fred Parker. These are' A rest from solid food is often tte t you finish exercising at laaat ticipation of 100.000,000 persona not be invaded, for freedom can b / pad, opancr, lidt well, 1 open opportunity to help ua. the laplatlpntst point of view and for avlatora to wear on their of the- greatest value in treating an hour before going to b ^ . When ealandar, ^48. In the day's activities. They lost In so many other ways—by arms. both acute' and chronic cases. Skip your muscles are elightly fatigued To Lend Muaioal Seorea what happens tbara i what this nation haa now found point out that It would not be too economic strangulation, by Im- End table Save all old white cloths. Have a few meals and give the over­ It will be easier for you to drop with book ahaU BM predicAte our future help to bs the truth? Of all the or- much to expect that most of those priaoning us between unfriendly them clean and ready. worked digestive onans a phyaio- to sleep. ToUr fear of not being LoulavUle—Of)— Tha army baa i In A atmggie of thia who can get near a radio, either seas, by forcing iu to a military logtcal rest. You wlU then resume popular la a very common one and concluded a lend-Ieaae agreement LUCkSAOB KAClUt — ganlaatlona which took part In in family groups or In msetlngs Bach drganlsaUoa In town with tbe l^ouisvlUe Symphony or­ ter the guest rooaa, or. wo CAAAOt Afford AAy uncor- eoodomy for yaais upon y m n — should aand tha name, address and eating with Improved powers of is baJMd on a fear of falling In tha pre-war dabata, **America wll] bear the Preeldent’a addrese. —a m . Dwight w. Momwr" digestion. Try uidng all the water aoclal situations. The best way to chestra. Morris Simon, manager Used with a tola tray, o8 «( lArtetrs, Any hAlf*AlUaA Ma- That may mean that the Preal- talaphona numbea ot tha presid­ Uhla! Rosa, blue or | First’’ akma aspousad prindplaa ing officer and aacrataty (p the you can drt^ for three or five get over it IB to mix with othera o t tha orchestra, said Bn agreJ- U p e liid the IdeA of ettUng whiob couM not poaatbljr Uva In •lent’s speech win be hls sioat Im­ It Is for Ainarica to defend cul* days, taking an enema a day and at every opportunity. Try to find maat bad been made with the b'.b fancy tai^e, 8MS. portant In aevaral moAtha, a t laaat L o ^ 'Volunteer Ottloo U the Mu- Duncan Phyfa AMt gA the BMaltaMB. We tha ABMrlea of today. tore, smaahsd by the unrestrained bldpal butkhng. Ilila efflea Is be­ find out bow aaailF yaa bandia a out bow to.malce tboae around yoif Armored Division, by which tbe atnee hla fighting apaach on fury ot the old coatlnents, and ea- well-balanced diet thereafter. feel that you are genuinely Inter- LeulzvUla organisation will Hand Uar table rigM to be aure that ‘Hm national ocgtalaation of Amerioan ahlpping and aid to ing organised under tha direction tbs Fort Knox Symphony orebss- tahltah a>new, order . ot thiags la of . Mrs. CharlM House. If you wish to Band toe Dr. aated in tbun and are bound to WATKINS "Amorioa First" baa dlabanded, Britain early In Septembeii. the world. Frank McCoy's article on Stomach be more pcpular. It'm ight be .a tra musical acores and Instruments t • O T U t 8 8 . . I N C . and ws hope that the action U ... Back o( all of thia U ao(taething —Dr, daaa J. ■saNo, (Mbaa' Mia* .- Mrs. John F. Pteklea, Trouble, fed free to do ao. For­ good plan for you to study dancing, in return for use of some o t tbs which few ^ptftnxaenl or Ister of Bdaeatlea. « Member of Docal Dsfanse Council. ward your request to McCoy for. than you could combine 'ir t# aoKUat-mwetclana. of MANCHESTER ■ *v l'* * < MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1941

is May Try 24 DiviBions Call Prentice How to Make Your Christmas Cards Conti Estate M anchester New Directory To Bomb U. S. Try to Curb To Washington Before Board D ate Book Is Out Today Greek Spirit Tonight Air Raid Warden’s School, Detective Sergeant to Be Selectmen to Discuss the High school hall at 7:30. Ream^ Would Be to (ConttBued from Page One) New Map of Town But Placed on Active Diitv American Legion Auxiliary Miss Merz; Science. 7, Miss Ertel; and L/)la Fountain waa postponed p Cause Panics in the Land at Oakland and Chrls^naa party, Legion home. Some Streets in New Rockville Arithmetic, 8. Mr. Ramsdell. because of the hazardous driving to quell the outbreaks so they .are Mothers’ Club. Christmas Pro­ An opportunity will be given at Stafford Springs Cities Along Coasts. doing their best now to starve the With the FBI. Woodbridge Streets. conditiona on Saturday evening. gram', Emanuel Lutheran church. Development Missing. latwia U. (Jhapmu the close of -the classes for the The Troop will hold a Christmas country Into submission,” he Board of Selectmen, Municipal parents to meet the teachers in' Jobs O. Nstto averred. _ Detective Sergeant Joseph A. IM. itockvllto party on Saturday evening at the By Devon Fnincia Tlie Board of Selectman is sche­ Building at 8. The new town directory, out to­ their respective class rooms. The 472. SUfford home of Mra. John Swanson on Nevir York, Dec. 15—inl.i Now Above Billion frhurchiH’s message telling Hong done in the history of this state. includes Stafford, Union and Wlll­ Community Helpers <2> effect by reducing American civil­ Air Reduc . . . Kong’s defenders "every day of gifts and will be transported back toelr work of sewing for the mls- ington. to extend the draft age limits and Heavy Shelling to their homes a t '5:30 p. m. "So for we of Irish blood in Ron field. The Community Helpers real­ ian morale. Alaska Jun . . to give the president extraordinary your resistance brings nearer our Oinnectlcut in tola hour of need, ized $49.70 from- the recent sale Would Be DIffrrent (Continued from Page One) certain victory," Sir Mark Young, Wives of club members will act Manchester Grange will give a Marshall F, Charter haa beet, ap­ Alleghany control over government function.^ Christmas party Wednesday eve­ every Irish''msn and woman will pointed admlnlrtrator of the es­ of old paper* and magazines col­ Broadly speaking, an attempt Allied Chem . . were ready for swift congressional At Hong Kong governor of the besieged colony aa hostesses at this occasion. The stand loyally, by the flag and the lected by George Shedd of Bolton to bomb American shores would be ii.'ie the weapons from th.at arsenal replied that "We Intend to do our local party is one of several being ning in the Masonic Temple for tate of Ellen B Sadd. Am Can ...... action. the children of members. The pro­ constitution as every generation Mrs. Howard N. Klbbe of Som­ Bolton Notch. The organization haa al­ difficult in the presence of ade­ so that they can put them to most best." given in nearby towns by club of Irish blood has done in the Am Rad .St .S i These three measures topped (Continued from Pa^e One) effective u.se." gram will be presented in the small ers Road has returned from a visit ready voted $20 of this sum to toe quate sea and air patrols. Tho.se Am Smelt . . . A Reuters dispatch from Singa­ members resident In the several past, Mrs. Clyds ManhaO the week’s list of "must” legisla­ pore at almost the same time said; towns. lodge room of the temple, begin­ with her daughter, Miss Stella use of the local 4 H clubs in town. patrols have been established on Am T A T . tion aa both Houses prepared to Reaffirming his promise lend- "TTila war will have Its effect PbfNM The remainder of the money will Surrender I'Biniatiini Rejected lense aid will go on, the chief ■’There now is no doubt here that Besides the party at which gifts ning at 6:30 o’clock, and.a. num­ Lincoln of New York City. <058 Elechic both seaboards. Bulwarking such Am Tob B . . . give final approval today to a $10,- The of fens ve by iunu and air to ber of the boys and girls will take upon every Irish man and woman The Ellington Men's club have be allocated at the next meeting For Any patrols are secret devices to de­ Am Wat Wks e.Necutive tisscrfed that "too much Kowloon on the Chinese mainland will be distributed, there will be in Ibis grand old Irish organiza­ Pop Corn 000,000,000 appropriations measure take tin* crown colony v.a.s launch- opposite Hong Kong is In Japanese part. Each child will receive a gift accepted an Invitation to a supper of the. Community Helpers. tect the approach of enemy air­ Anaconda carrying fiind-s for completing the IS at stake in this greatest of all a dinner and moving pictures are tion, The demands will be greater Chief Observer Keeney Hutch­ Active Boyl ' I'd at dawn yc.sterday after re­ wars for us to neglect peoples who hands," to be shown. The town welfare au­ from Santa Claus. There will also meeting of the West Stafford inson is now listing names of Bolton Briefs Popper craft. Armo\ir III .. . equipment of an Army of 2,000,- jection t»f ar ultimatum for sur- be a Christinas tree. than in any previous conflict, Men’s club Wednesday night Jan ­ The anti-aircraft lights continue Football It would be well to point out Atchi.son are or may be attacked by our Heavy Fighting In Progreaa thorities are to furnish the chil­ "So today as, your state presi­ watchers for the twenty-four hour 000 men and obtaining rritieal ! render. In the fighting In Malaya, a At eight o'clock the regular uary 1. to be a subject of Interest to many 0 that neither patrols nor Dderson by Frank Volpt, 7-9. week-end at the home Mr. and (The Japanese landing thus was His mother-in-law, Mrs. Frieda Mra. John Swanson of Brandy saves time, fuel! Easy to keep Set of four I Sheepskin Isatl' to continental United States. Cons Edls .... Committee prepared to meet today Tokyo. D. c. lb (OlTicial R.aulo second of $5,98,5,000,000, the re­ Becker, testified- at Pittman's Ronan into office for another term his family. Mr. Gaskell Haa re­ Orange .Meeting clean, shining) Easy-fill tooutl . . . regular pro design . . " Simplifying the ta.sk of defense (?ons Oil ...... to consider the legislation, some Received by Al’i Japunrso forces port disclosed that $9,186,000,000 from the Gulf of Slam above the as president. The guests Included ceived a unanimous rail to become ' TWenty-nlne attended the meet­ Btreet. and cotton padding! landings directed at Singapore. At trial for grand larceny that he against raids are the far-flung Cont t'a n ...... members expressed the opinion it opcriiting (in tlic I.siuiid ot Luzon or approximately three-fourths, stole $140 fronvher. Then she per- Mrs. Mae Carolan of Hartford, pastor of the Second Congrega­ ing of Bolton Orange held Friday Mlaa Mary Corcoran spent toe arc advancing according to plan, lind been allocated while $5,243,- that poiat, the Kra isthmus, which tional church. week-end with relatives In West- Vacuum Atlantic oiftposts which have been Corn Prorillard i/cntral Luzon, the Army .said huge help, however. (The BBC, in a broadcast (leard Rockville; Mrs. Erwin Reed 'of morning and evening services. The Library tomorrow gening at 7:45 Aetna Life ...... 231 i, 25'i it now stands. Up to 50,000 of The lend-lcase c(juntrics cover White Gift Service will be held in John Rogers. Mrs. Peter Calhoun Semi-porcelain bowls,, each in Mont Ward . . these were expected tb go to the Conflagrations also were caused by NBC, said that Rangoon had THE MANCHESTER Hartford, Mrs. Moses LaMers of and Miss Cfharlotte Mack. Re­ and all men and women are urged Automobile ...... 35 37 among hangars and oil depots. two- thirds of tM6 earth’s surface had Bcverali air-raid' alarms but the evening and everyone is asked a different size and color I Com. Nash - Kelv . . . Navy and up to 10,000 to the Ma- Brewster, H. Y., two sons, James freshments for the Friday meeting to attetid this meeting. Make her liome-work" a ] General ...... 22>j 241, Nat B i.sc...... The announcement coecluded and contaiA nearly two-thirds of that thus far no bombs had been to bring a gift wrapped In white. Oven-proof . . . use for baking I ------■■■■•■ts uret Tak* on* home ac 86>, 88>'i ilne Corpt. and Edmund Fahey of R^kville; were served by Mr*. Joseph Mack. Mr. and Mr*. George Morse Hartfoixl Fire ...... Nat Cash Reg . with a statement that Japanese its population. dropped on the city. Yesterday, Sunday, Dec. 21 at 2:30, all Who are having a house built near the stall it yourself I 2-r-20w, Hartfdrd Stm. Boil . 40 44 Beyond that, plans were indefi­ PUBLIC BiARKET two brothersrDavId Fahey of Bed­ wish to do caroling . will plqase Committee Organizes Nat Dairv . . . nite, but mos. legislators thought forces in .Malaya driving toward Task To Supply Tools the broadcast said, British fight­ ford, Virginia and Edwrad Fahey TTie members of the Democratic home of their daughter, Mrs. Pyrax National Fire ...... 60 62 Nat Distiil ___ ers warded off three attacks by meet at the (Thurch Community Phoenix ...... 8S 'i 8 7 ', that the, actual size of the Army Singapore frorh the border of ‘The task of lend-lease," the re­ of Rockville a sister- Mrs. James Town Committee elected at a cau­ Myron Lord. Pis Plates Elsclrie NY Central . . Thailand occupied a strategic port said, "js to supply the millions Japanese bombers.) McOarthy of Hartfoid; 16 grand­ House. Transportation will be ar­ Travelers ...... 370 390 NY NH A H . . henceforth would depend chiefly ranged. ’ cus held Saturday evening in the Hand ~ PuMir I tiUtlea on the equipment, housing and point on the ea.st coast. The an­ of men who are resisting or stand A Japanese communique report­ children and six great grandchil­ Community Hall at the home of and Frame. Nor Am Co ... nouncement did not identify the ready to ■ resist Axis aggression ed here claimed the capture of dren. A rehearsal .for the white gift Joins Wife la Hoopital i Tool Conn. Lt. and Pow . 3 0 ', 3 3 'a Packard ..... training facilities available. point. "ah important air base In western Tuesday Special Values service will be held Friday eviming Harry A. Munro on Sunday even­ Conn. Pow...... 28 30 Committees of both houses pre­ with the tools to make that resist­ The funeral will be 'held on Wed­ ing for an organization meeting. Param Piet . . . ance effective. Malaya” but there were no detalla at the home of Mrs. Ernest Gow- St. Paul—0P>—Because he want­ ' Hartford Goa . .... 24 27 pared to give speedy approval to Fresh Pork Spsre Bibs ...... Ib. 23c nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock dy. Harry Munro was chosen aa chair­ 98 Penn R R ...... "The task i8-,gigantic; only In to amplify this’ from his home. Dr. George S. ed to be in the ssune hospital here Hartford El Lt. ... 45>i 47'a Phelps Dodge . . a bill delegating to the president Japanese Wprned Nice White Sauerkraut ...... 2 lbs. 15c There will be an all day meeting man; Ruth Shedd, vlce-cbairman; where blii wife already waa a pa­ Two 9^-inch pie plates I Bake 142 America are there the raw ma­ Brookes, pastor of the Union Cton- 8 . N. E. Tel. Co. . . 137 Phil Pet ...... sweeping wa. powers. The meas­ ' A new airplane exhaust ai- of the Red Cross on Friday. Dm . treasurer, H m ry Massey; secre­ tient, Walter Reichel, 32, applied a your pics in them . . . then Unit., Ilium. Sha. .. . 89 93 ure would re-enact the so-called terial resources, the productive Bonekss Veal forEtewing: ...... lb. 29c gregaUonal church will officiate. An excellent gift for i Pub Sve NJ . . . Of Lurking Subs capacity and the manpower to lencer UlU recently been developed. 19 at the home of Mrs. Wilfred tary, Agnes Kreyslg. The fifth rope tourniquet, then drove 150 serve in chrome-plated frame! boy I For carving wood or | Western Mas.s. .. . . -18'i 20'i Overman act of the last war, per­ SpMial On Genuine Fresh Calves* L iv e r .lb. 69c Burial wUl be in Grove HlH ceme­ member of the committee Is Mar­ r ...... Radio ...... Tokyo, Dec. 15—(Official Radio complete the job. There muet be It la retorted that the 'muffler cuts tery. Hill. AIJ, women in the community miles after his left fopt was shat-' al. Ask about our complete I Industrial Rem Rand .... mitting the president to Tediatrlb- received by A P )—A joint com­ engine noise by aa much aa 70 per Tender Calves’ Llvei- (W estern) ...... '.Ib. 39c are u rg ^ to come to sew or knit. garet H. Rich. ------tered by the accidental discharge Sale I Acme W ire ...... 16 19 ute the functions of various gov­ guns, and tanks, and planes, in Birth Republic Stl . . . munique of the Army and Navy quantities beyond any production cent. There la a trap door on the Fancy Sugar Cured Bacon, machine sliced, Ib. 35c ami 39c Every pne Is needed. Bring your Wri Sconta of hla ahotigtm while he waa hunt­ .Am. Hardware .... 18 20 ernment departments to gain the Mr. ahd Mrs. Kenneth Gayton lunch. The meeting of the Bolton Glri 2-GII She’ll NuToiw ^-Lj Rey Tob B ___ sections of Imperial headquarters we have yet accomplished or plan­ silencer that opens automatically Nice Pieces of Stewing Laimb...... Ib. 15c of 88 West street are the pairenta ing near Marshall, Minn, th e foot „ ■'8C" ’ Arrow H 'A H cm .. 3 0 'i 3 2 'i Safeway Strs . greatest efficiency (n the prosecu­ warned Japanese today "against The Rockville Chapter of the Scouts scheduled for Saturday waa ao aerioualy mangled that doc­ Flashlight BiUings A Bpencer . ( 3'5i ned. in case of a backfire. Home Dressed Pullets, 4 to 5 pounds, for cutting up.... of a daughter bom Saturday night Doof Sears Roeb ... tion of the war effort. the lurking danger of enemy aub- "Although, a vastly Increased Red (Trosa in coUaberation with evening at the home ot Marion tor* wer* forced to amputate it Bristol Brass ...... 34 37 ' T-he ‘‘trading with the enemy" ..... s . * l b . 33c at the Rockville City hospital. the defense council wishes to train " ’" k th e 'f f l l ChfaM 69 Socony. Vac . .. marincs" off Japan's island coasts program of'did Is required, lend- Ante Fire Oott's Pat. Flro . . . 66 Sou Pac ...... act also would be revived, and the 18(XI women In First Aid before ' Eagle L o c k ----- 8 10 and urged them to "prepare for a lc(ise activities havc^ already con­ The Rockville Fire Department 98 South Ry ...... president would be permitted to protracted wgr wherein hoatlle tributed substantia) support to the May 1. 1942. Please notify Mrs. '•'m. rfw "' ‘■"'Xf on Pafntr Bearings ... 118 J28 suspend competitive bidding on AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT waa called out about one o'clock Walter Van Arsdale of South Cov­ Two flashlights in one 1 Throws Std Brands ... ' f • 9 submarines and aircraft bombing fight In the air, on sea,, and on SETBACK spot or floodlight at click of a Hart and Ckx>ly .. 118 128 Std Gas A El .. contracts, waive ' performance this morning’to e^Unipjiish a re entry the Cbventry Defense Ooun- ■Hendey Mach., cm. . 8 'i will play a role. land.” TUESDAY NIGHT Pineapple Jelly Buns...... a ...... doz.'29c In an automobile in^a garage at switch! "Cold'* lacquer caisl Brighten’up her Christ ■ . «'4 Std OU C a l...... bonds and amend contractual It said land and sea defenses H1UIIIJ4ND PARK cil of your wiUtngneas to take the ] sound* 2 notes: is av Land'rs Fr A <71k . . 19 21 Std Oil NJ ...... agteements. Our Own Make Cookies — Hermits, Batter and Vanilla the rear of BL John's Episcopal course. New B r it M. com. . 38 40 were prepared to meet any syddep. Expensive Candy Bar COMMUNITY CLUB Church' on BlUngton avenue. in a whit* or ivory. Tex Company ...... attacks or enerny attempts to S Caab Prises! , C ookies...... doz. 15c AU those who would like to fur­ Regulation 4$orth and Judd . . . 34 36 08 lc6 fs Blctrfcid nish flowers for church service Timken Ftoll B ...... hsuttss Japan by racing^her-ysaa- Seattle—OF)—That turned out Admlasloa $5e. Size I SlngU jN dc. Stow.A Wil .. 6 8 Transamerlca ... J"., Doctor’g Hunting Local 58, TlexUIe Workers Union from now on please notify Miss PiuneU Mfg. Co. . . . 15 17 borne commerce. to be a $60 candy ..bar Thomas PRUrr AND FRESH VEGETABLES of Amarlca held thplr election Of Un Carbide ...... Hentz ate recently. While driving » Clara Smith, phone 8601. Boskalball I Non-/ pKwlUe ...... 21 23 Union Pac ...... offlcsrs on Saturday afternoon at If anyone would like to enter­ do., pfd...... 28 Dog Is Too.-Good[ across a bridge. he pulled the Special on California Table Oranges...... doz. 35c the K. of CL hall and Harold Wofflal Unit Aire ...... Seiaed Gunboat candy wrapper out of his pocket tain aome of our ioldier boys next GIVE HIM A SHIRT p iM Co. : ...... 8 10 Unit Corp ...... R. L Greening Apples, hahd picked...... 4 lbs. 25c Monahan waa re-elected president. Sunday or Christmas please, notify 298 teanley Works ___ 36>i 3844 Used by Japs and threw it away. Along with it Other offlcsrs are flrat vice presi- Unit Gas Im p ...... Brown ‘ City, Mich., —(jPF-D t. went three $20 bills. He Went back BEFORE YOU BUY ANY Mrs. Ruth French, phone 8609, by HE’LL REALLY LIKE Ihfrlngton ...... 251k 27 <4 U S Rubber ...... Russell M. Wright of Detroit lias a . Tokyo, Dec. 15— (Official Radio denL Warren Oolbum; second vice Wednesday. Ideal for small boys! Heavy 44 47 to hunt for his money. AH he KIND OP i n s u r a n c e Keder - Root...... U 8 Smelt ...... good hunting dog—too good. ReceivOd by A P )—Imperial head­ TUESDAY GROCERY SPECIALS preeldent, Richard P. Graf; record­ The memben of the Christian t abbied rubberized fabric, « ® o ls No guessing or testing . . found was the wrapper. CAI.L 6617 ing secretary, Dorothy Tanaey; sathcr-laced . . . valve bladder. U S Steel ...... Conservation offtcera told Juatlcc quarters announced today that the Flour, Royal Scarlet, Fancy ...... 24 Vi-Ib. bag 99c Endeavor Society have packed tell* you whtn to pour Vick Chem ...... E. R., Hunt of Brown pity that Dr. U. 9. Gunboat Wake, which-was aecretary and trekourer. Miss boxes for the boys from this part and begin nuking Jaaty r " Panama’s navy consists of only BENJAMIN CHENEY This is an All-Plirpose Flour. None Better! Btephanle Yanlahewsky. .»i Western Union ...... Wright had shot a hen pheaaant, captured by the Japanedb at one ‘‘ship o' war," a steap yaoht 95S Mam SI. Hale BMg. of town who are in camp. * WITH AflOftANI fAMHC COUAIS West El A Mfg ...... killing of hen pheasants being Shortening, Royal Scarlet, 100% Pure Vegetable...... Thera win be an Installation ban- (Toventry Grange No. 75 P. of Shanghai on the first dsy of the manned by two caretakeia.' - Buy now . , . . poy loierl Woolworth ...... Illegal. war in the Far East, had been ...... ,...... 1-lb. can 20c; 3-lb. can i>6c quat to be held shortly and the ar­ ■K. will hqld Ita regular meeting SIBI# Elec Bond A. 8h (Curb The proof, they said, was produc­ commissioned by the .Japanese rangements are in charge of a Thursday s'vening. This will bt a S— our Chrlstmos co» Pumpkin, Fancy GoMen, Royal Scarlet. . ’.2 Igst. cans 2.3c committee with Thomas Ferguson You con use our convenient ed by the dog who retrieved the navy and renamed the Tatars. Chrlstmaa party. r for thousands of bird from the .bushes where Dr. Tatara, it was recalled, is the Seediesa Raisins, Royal Scarlet, Fancy, 15-oz. packages aa chairman. monthly po)rment glon to Wright h^d thrown it wheh the kWIUIAMK ...*••...... *...... •*.•...,...,,,•2 pkgs. 21c ’The members of the Union votied im t Miaaes War Ban-toa • CoUa*a Can't Wrinkle carried In our name of a beach op the Japanese Payment Is _ $ buy all 'your gifts and officers appeared and laid It at his island of KyUshu where a Mongol Mince Meal, Royal S ca rle t...... 2-lb. ja r 3.3c 100 pef cent to support the Civil­ San Diego, (Calif.—OP)— In 1896 Curb Stocks maater's feet. ian Defense program and several B Can't Loan Their m ape can order them invasion attempt was repelled In Never Difficult ^ Mince Meat, Royal Scarlet, Fancy, 9-oz. package ...... A. P. Paulsen tried to enlist in your own hotidoy nisadv The fine was $50. the year 1281. , have already aubmitted their the cavalry. He waa too young ...... 2 pkgs, 19c names as volunteers for air ob­ ^ Outlast Shirt Itself catalog order dq Ark Nat Gas A ...... % ...w h en Winiam P. Qulah aen-ea ! —19.. He missed the Spanish Bonna la Anaotmeed server work and «-ther duUea. American war by an inch, standing Asd Gas.aad El A ...... i-S4 yoo. A considerate monthly pay­ Betty Crocker Vegetable Noodle Soup . . . .2 pkgs. lie TUeves Work Fasf Hostess Sewing Kit for le When You Buy Large Package Pareata Night five feet, eight Indies tall 'Ivhen Tbaea shirts art made of the Anm Superpow ...... i-ig ment plan allows pajrmeat^ver aa Parents Night wUI be observed Can M a r c ...... Wlnsted, Dec. 15.—VP>—The Gil* o f Ivory Snow for j l ^ ...... All for 2 'e the Navy had a flve-foot-nina’ ra- i/'i kind of fabrics you find in more belt Clock Company, employing Brooklyn. Maas.—(gV-Alexan- extended period, from eanwigB. r.t the Hsole street school this qulrement Despite a family be expenatra Milrta — taikired per* ...... more than 450, announced t< ^ y a ' der Sutherland, apartment bouse Lux Flakes, Spedsl! . .-n ...... 2 It .', p" t«. Ve evening with the program start- waived World war draft exemp­ K1 Bond and B b ...... i bonus of a week's pay for allem - r/ - fb ^ . White. Stripes and Fig. Nlag Hud . ; ...... elevator operator, carried a paa- Super Suds, Blue B o s ...... 2 Igc. p :.r-. a t seven o'clock. tion, but the ermtotlce came be­ gart dacki ployea with more than a yeaFa qenger to the third floor and waa ^?6e6keie* Regular Price 43c. n a saee wUl be held as follows: fore bis age elaeR fin tlon was urea. Blass 14 to IS. P*nnroad ...... aenfice, a half week's Ipay for .e...... - down again In SO seconds. In that Ftom asvan to seven-thirty o’clock, reached. "All I want is n chance those employad b e tw ^ six time, tliieVaa walked into the lot>- Literature fl. Mioe Ertel; English, to fig h t" P aulan grumbled to6ay. “ U months andm year and U each for Sm ¥ K t' A ...... w ‘rolled up. a SS25 9 by 12 feet DIAL 91.37 — FtlE E . 9 E L r V f RY l T. lyid: potonr, 8. MMs Mc- but hie bMtb - - aU Oriefitst e * PT-y

MANTHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1941 PA G A K U SnsM MAiJCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1D41 JapH Can’t Win prisal for "recent attacks against Moscow Notes the occupation tioops." And Here’s W hy' Nazis’ Death Jews In Zone Fined They also fined Jews In the oc­ NEED CA SEf Dmly Radio Programs Hartford, Dec. 1 5 -(db—The! Nursery Work May Ask Local Farmers Esstern Stanard Time Nazis’ Retreat cupied zone 1,000,000.000 francs led Cross War Drive Christmas Cookie House young woman’s eyes snapped 1 Edict Is Hit (nominally. |20,000,0(M)). uM PERSONAL*^ as she told a state employment German reprisal measures reach­ Is Y ear Round service Interviewer: . , ed their height in October when Streafcnlined Senriee To List AU Spraying Rigs Exchanges BattlcdrcHS "I want a job making muni­ Petain Government Con­ 100 hostages were shot at Nantes At "PE^N A L'* "W* s—Ira Underway Here Today Special Programs Tonight For Sunday Best a» In- tions -or guns." demns Order for Exe­ and Bordeaux f.ir the slaying of louit $25 to $ ^ to Mfiflojr Local farmers who own power or'•V Hartlett said there were over Startled, the interviewer two German officers. One hun­ ed, credit-wf tollfi-ftn- Louis L. Vanclerbrook Is asked, "Why?" dred other hostages were con­ or Riarrif hand spraying rig may soon be] 310 ,000 privately-owned power habitants Celebrate. cution of 100 Jews. I J ^ tboir Guest Speaker at Ki- asked to list their equipment for I "My husband's in the Marine demned to be shot but were re­ own aignaitui OutaUton Ifcn Cheney Announces F u t u r e R u b b c r sprayers In the country at the pres, On the Bill of Rights prieved. SELECTED BAI^SAM K possible emergency use. By Henry C. Cassidy Corps," she replied. ’"He's on are not inv •et wanis Session Toilav. ent time. Total tank capacity of Wake Island.” Vichy, Unoccupied France, Dec. “on your own. iDivision Chairmen a» F. A. Bartlett, Stamford tree ex­ Moscow, Dec. 14 — (Delayed) — (/T pert, said today he had urged civil­ thla equipment is over 65 million New York, Dec. 15.—(/P)—Now * NBC-Red; 7:46. NBC-Blue; 8:00. She went to work that day. 1.5— )—Standing squarely against The Vichy communique, broad­ CHRISTMAS * It UkM only a (oW nlautoa tljCampaign for S18,000 1 O B c h cai’CC Nurseries for the growing of ian.defense officials'ln Washington gallons, i^th each sprayer having that Uncle Bam Is at war. greater MBS; 8:55, CBS; 9:45, MBS, (^)—This glistening white capital an order^jof the German occupation cast by Vichy and the British radio to apply. Tha mini shrubbery for the trade must work to register Immediately all private­ a capacity of from 200 to 300 gal- significance than ever la being at­ 11:00, CBS: 12:00, NBC, CBS, exchangiMl battledress for its Sun­ authorities for the first time since amd heard in New York by NBC, TREES application la approi rou i^in Town Is Launched. said In part: on a full year basis in order to be ly-owned, power spraying equip­ ' Ions and a nozzle capacity of from tached to tonight’s broadcaats 12:50, NBC. day best today as Its war-proven shawls and furs. There must have the 1940 armistice, the Petain gov­ recaiva tho full on i of prepared to offer their products ment for use against possible air I ten to sixty gallons, marking tbc 150th anniversary ot (Other unlisted warcasts to be been a couple of hundred thousand "The French government has your loan, In cooh, JilAncfaeater'fl ReO Crosa cam­ Better Be ^lore C-areful inhabitants celebrated the retreat ernment last night condemned a learned with bitter regret of a no­ LAR(?li^\SSORTMENT when the public wants them, Louis raid fires. i "This tremendous rerorvoir of the ratification of the Bill o( expected).— (All programs sub­ of Adolf Hitler’s legions from their children playing In the streets. German edict fd- the execution of dedncUona. A $li paign waa launched today with an About Wav tt) Use L. Vanderbrook, of the Vandcr- He estimated that Americas power spraying equipment, owned Rights. Highlights of the schedule ject to change.) In the annex of the damaged tice of reprisals just published by coata $20.60 whan near siege positions. 160 aJlrgcd Jewish Communists the German authorities, because it froin Chairman Benjamin brook Nurseries, told the members existing chemical Are fighting mostly by tree expert companies, Is a one hour program in which NBC-Red —7:.30 (West 10:.30i, With a group of American and Bolshoi theater was a matinee (ler- and im rchlsts In occupied France. 35c up promptly in twclv#___ Y our Auto Tires. of the Manchester Kiwanis club equipment could be Increased ap­ park departments, orchardlsta and President Roosevelt is to speak. Cavalcade drama 'The Great formance of RImsky-Korsakov’a has always voiced its condemna­ Installments. Boo ua today Qbanay that Manchester people British correspondents flown in A Vichy communique asserted tion and that of the French people this noon following their weekly proximately six times by such a estate owners, is almost instant­ This broadcast, at 10, will be Man Votes;" 8, James Melton con­ ballet. "The Hunched Back tli8 100 were ■'‘delinquents” instead Come Early For • for tha caab you nood. *SUy to give for America, for our luncheon at the Y, M. C. A. Nur­ from Kuibyshev yesterday I view­ Horse." of the actlor.a in question. By Howard W. Blakcsiee i move. ly available," said Bartlett. "If It carried by all networks. Forty-hve cert; 8:30, Margaret Speaks; ed the city's scars and heard from of hostages, who have been exe­ Best Selection! mrn people ^o^ the defense of our serymen must work by the calen­ The suggestion already haa been were placed on call for use by our The Byzantine turrets of the "It haa succeeded in arre.«iting Personal Finance Ce. New York, Dec. 15—(/Pj — Start j minutes will be devoted to Nor­ 0:30, Dr. I. Q. quiz. men and women who stayed grim­ cuted by the scores this fall, but through Its own police the culprits gam land. Manchester’s quota In dar. the speaker said, and he pro­ approved by Fire Commissioner civilian air wardens to flght In­ Kremlin and the modem struc­ declared th:tt the very high num­ 70S »Uhl StfMt r;glit now be'^jg careful about the ceeded to outline for the Kiwan- man Corwin's drama, "We Hold CBS—7:30, Blondlc; 8, Vox Pop; ly by their posts through two bit- involved in several of these at­ FREE DEUVERY Patrick J. Walsh of New York and cendiary bomb flres, over 6,300,000 These Truths," with the cast to 8:30, Gay Nineties; 9, Chas. Boy­ ler month-s ot German air and land tures of Gorky street are standing ber of those condemned provoked state Theater Bulldtec drive is {18,000 of the national war on your auto tires. lans Just how this is curried out. unscathed. Subways, street cars tempts.” IN TOWN! ‘^l^ulrement of 50 millions. Every Its adoption urged upon the Civil­ gallons of chemicals and water Include Lionel Barrymore, Walter er, Bette Davis In "All Thia and onslaughts the epic story of their "profound uneasiness among Phono 84M Don't turn corners (a.st. don t \ nurseryman must give his ian Defense Commi.ssion through could bo hurled each minute on and buses are still operating. Frenchmen.” Uoenee No. i t l jdtiaen of Manchester is usked to business a lot of study, and his Huston, Edward Q. Robinson, Bob Heaven Too.” struggle for existence. accelerate or decelerate last- if the office of Brig. Gen. L. D. Gas­ any Arcs enemy bombers might Bums, and others. Lights, water, gas and other pub­ Vichy made it clear the Petain New Classified .Seeflons j Open Until 7 P. M. On Ifapond In a voluntary manner, but Course of study must cover many NBC-Blue—8, I Love a Mys­ Residents who underwent as lic services are still functioning. alter Silkowski n. order that ^one will be over- you want to continue riding. ser. Bartlett said. start." After the President speaks, Leo­ tery; 8:30, Triit or False; 9:30, many as seven air raids in a sin­ government had expressed its at­ Thnrsdv NIghto Dnitaf different subjects. Ho mu.st have Merchants are busy. titude to the Germaqs and indicat­ j San Franci.sco— Cia*lficd no BROAD STREET Deeenber. nhked a house-to-house canvass And don't be too hopeful be­ a fairly good knowledge of chem­ pold Stokowski will lead the NBC F'or America We Sing, Helen Jep- gle day, and on several days four, Bad weather has prevented the symphony In "The Star Spangled son. told uff hearing the heavy thud of ed its representations had been un­ j sections of San Franci.sco news- II be conducted with the same cause ot the fact that after Dec. istry. He mu.st be a good merchan­ Germans from making many air successful. ma In charge that recently planning to attempt a winter stand ^ n n e^ " NBC—8:30, Boy, Girl, Band; artillery during one bad night I papers carried two sections .Sun- 'i'i the govcinmcnt la going to lift diser in order tc properly dispose raids recently but they attempted The Germans announced Satur­ jcompleted the Red Cross member- of his products and he must have on a line from the Valdai hills to In addition, these speakers, all 11:15, Navy Plays Santa. when the Germans came closest. iday: "Air Raid Supplies" and the present ban on sale ot Urea. Reason Drug Kharkov In the Ukraine. One last night. The government day the 100 would be ahot in re- I "Blackout Supplies." ittlip drive. Japan strucK before the United something ot the attorney in him discussing the Bill of Rights In -Vigbtly they saw on the horizon and Communist party newspapers. Advertise in The Herald— It Pay* i Division Heads to collect his bills after he has These sdurces said that from the light of current developments, the fla.shes from the big guns ■,lates had been able to lay up a thia line extending from 200 miles What to expect Tuesday: Izvestia and Pravda. have warned ! Mr. Cheney has organized a new oig enough stock pile of rubber sold his goods. Forms Hahit have been scheduled; reaching for their city. the public not to consider the dan­ :igratetn with heads to different de- Year Riiiind Work northwest of Moscow to the Donets MBS—8:15, Sen. C. Wayland The war—Morning; 8:00, NBC, Never Serious Food Shortage from the Kat East -whence comes, CBS; 8.-45, NBC-Red; 8:55, NBC- ger entirely paased. ;l|Mrtnient8, and In this way it is even up to today, all but two per Nursery men arc busy through­ basin—well back of the Germans' Brooks of Illinois. There never was any serious inlt that every Individual and all out the ycaf-. Just now they are deepest penetration Into Russia— NBC-Blue—9, Rep. Sol Bloom Blue; 9:00, CBS. 10:00, MBS: 'ood shortage, residents said. cent ot our rubber. Morphine Causes Mus­ 10:15, NBC-Blue; 11:00, MBS, y tw p s will be thoroughly awake Japan struck before synthetic busy grading their goods in the the Nazis hoped to strike east of New York. Bread was always available, they ilQld res]>ond to the vital need of storehouses, and utmost care must again in the spring. MBS—9:15, Sen. Burton K. 12:00. CBS, MBS. reported, and they also had ra­ Agiiiiialdo Rejects rubber makers were ready even to cles lo Use Above Nor­ Afternoon: 1:45, NBC; 2:00, making this campaign a success. make cnougn war rubber. bc taken to protect the shrubs at Well-posted informants said the Wheeler of Montana. tioned meat, (lotatocs. fats, kero­ i-iT1)e following leaders have been all times. The plants mu.st bc mal Amount of Oxygen Germans, when they leallzed they MBS; 3:55, CBS, MBS; 4:45, CBS, sene and other essentials. Coffee But Japan tailed to strike quick­ MBS; 4:55, NBC-Blue; 8:00,- CBS, Japs’ Overtures ' ajqwlnted and started today to ly enough tb peril any of Amer- watched carefully to prevent dis- would be stopped short of Moscow, Apparently the only American und some other articles were ob­ ' m ^ e the goal accomplished in a .caso {JPi counted on being forced merely to broadcaster stationed In Berlin to MBS; 6:25 NBC-Red: 6:45, CBS, tainable without ration cards. But ■ca's military needs for rubbei Makes Holiday Fun Galore . p , g minutes, or until deli- Madison, Wis. — —Discovery NBC-Blue igdiort space of time: Enough stock pile has been gath'- Mr, Vapidt rbrook gave the Ki- Cornshorks a.: I * nples of one probable reason why mor­ halt fhelr offensive because of be caught In the German roundup they went without tobacco and al­ Junior Red Cross. Miss Elizabeth wanians advicc im how to care for Imiigine the "oh'.s" and "ah s" of ratcly bivj'.vned. weather, supply and transport of newspaper and radio men after (Other unlisted warcasts to be coholic beverages. Manila, Dfc. 15.—(/P)— Emilio ered and enough start on synthetic nirali'.ii when your family and F'rost plain cookle.s with colored phine is habit-forming was de­ problems. , Clarke. lubber has been made, since July the shi’Ubbery around their homc.s. Make llis '}ritr ' scribed to the National Academy the Hitler declaration of war was expected). Match speculators who appear­ Agulnaldo, who led an Insurrection ' Veterans Organizations. Mrs He said that if the plants lire froz­ . iid.s -see thl.s fascinating Ilan. el- ’Manilla Cream F'fosling', Piess Counter-offensive Unexpected NBC-Red—1:15 p. m., Tony ed were quickly eliminated. 1940 when the government rubber i-Gretel cookie hou.so on tlu- Jocorated cookies into frosted pf Sciences meeting. John Paul Dickson of MBS. How­ .vgalnst the United States at the Fred Bllsh. Jr. leserve corporation took overj to en they shculd not" bc cut. It i.s ' This drug, it was found by F. E. "But what they didn’t bargain ever. that network had discontin­ Wons; 3:45, Vic and Sade; 6:30, Only once were real fears felt Silver Cieck. 1.?' ’'.I'istmas table, or in front of youi oo'kie house while frosting is still turn of the century, rejected in a .Churches and church auxiliaric.s. bevtter for thorn to remain un- i Shidgman and M. H. Seevers of the for,” one source added, "was the ued Its Berlin pickups on Novem­ Patti Chapin .sings. ♦or the city's resistance, residents .I.ssure tignlin.; rubber touched after being hit by frost. | F'armer ('r.auiv' . • Anl.ire^^ ndle-ligi'ted window! And it's s i sou. The photograph suggests an remarkable bounce and fierceness statement today Japanese at­ ■ JdlM Hazel Trotter. It 13 the pa.ssengci l ar. Amer­ University of Wisconsin, causes ber 13 because Dickson had re­ CBS—3:15, News for Women, said. That came during the dark Associations, clubs and societies. He remarked that Idst winter was eaine to town witn ihi.-. story ly ami mexpcn.sive to make. effective anangement. of the Russian counter-offensive. days of Oct. 16 a^d 17, when a tempts to Incite Filipinos to rise ica's contribution to civilization, ' Jii.“l get H pasteboard bouse- ul smooth muscles to use far - more ported that censorship made them Virginia Cowles; 4, Milestone in Mrs. C. K. Burnham and Mrs. one of the worst in 20 years bc- rrcentlv nboul what liappcned than normal amounts of oxygen. "They did not bargain for the useless. mass exodus accornpanled the peak against America with him as chief­ that will be hit cause of the unusually severe pe­ when his cow.n muncho^l ’’too '.he five-and-t-.‘n, place it on a tray, American Music; 5:45, Scatter- !Tbomas J. Rogers. •No I sc To Stock I p Even after morphine has been very serious losses in men and Both NBCTs Alex Dreler and of the first of two perman offen­ tain. from riod from Fob. '20 to March 20. manj* cornshock.s ami winfall and frost it with swirly, v.hit -, good Baines. sives. I TABLE LAMPS Girl Scouts, Mrs, Albert J. Rob- There is little u-se. furthermore. stopped, this extra respiration by motor transports ^ d equipment CBS' Harold K. Smith had been The speaker was introduced to apples: ."ryen-mimite frosting. Shredded Follows ill Steps that the Russians are Inflicting on NBC-Blue—12:30. Farm and The Tokyo radio and pamphlets ' iason. in rushing out to lay .in a stock of . Kiwania.is bv Charles S. Burr the muscles continues for a long transferred to Switzerland belore Later In Octoberv the rc.sidenta of Real DIsUnctloa. Blaay Boy Scouts. Hayden Griswold. in « the attendance prize the gravelled walk and varied- the first few days. The smooth ner. naldo; turn your arms against the B. D. PEARL’S Imported EngUeh C h I ■ a. ^ when they get to the positions they .Manchester Teachers club. Miss can store them except in a vacuum. [ jj were drunk. muscles are those which do the Programs tonight: nivcr.sary of the Bolshevik revolu­ APPLIA.NCE & FL'RMTURE CENTRE Brass sad Bronze. ‘ Hiarriet Franzen. was d mated by Waller sb.ipcd eoolcic.s do the rest. prepared for their winter front." MBS—2:30,^ Kentucky School; tion. with a Red Square parade. Americans." ' they will deteriorate. Quinn. “I .micrecdcd m all automatic movements, like breath­ The war—7:00, MBS; 7:15, 3:30, Drake U. Choir Xmas songs. The former Insurrccto declared, ‘■pedal gifts. Mrs. H. B. Learned. \ a to bow bad tjils deteriora- but one m"ide tiv barn She For holly, you'can use candied Kingston, N, Y .- (iPi—Howard ing. Supplies 'Diminishing The tension waa renewed Nov. 599 .MAIN STREET PHONE 7590 Food Sale Success 1 however, that “all Insinuations Prices Start at $4.25 Manchester Memorial hospital finally fell bv t!:*‘ ' '■ ■ and :tri;; .- -. 1 a:i:,ci'"i. ( iierries, ami E, Van Winkle, !i2, lives In Stone May .Account for Cramps He said the Germans also were 16 when the Germans launched u c- i <-'0'’ themselves John Echniallan reported that r. • : r i i in.iie.s. If yiei lilce, confronted with rapidly diminish­ their second offensive, but arrival that the Filipino public .should fol­ and Nurses As.soriation. Dr. H. C. i ^naggree. They are sure however I lior f\ bl inkct nnu -mIc Ridge in the heart of the legend­ This extra oxygen, it was sug­ over {60 had been raised by last : ■ s.111)0 clKilue.s with I o'urcd 1 j ing supplies and with too few of the pick of the Red Army reas-- low me and recognize me as a iSmIth. ' that it will happen. her comfo'l.iblc lor the ni.uht. ary Catskills. gested, may account for the mus­ Labor unions. 1’. W. Marks. | Saturday's food .sale and eunlnbu- I 111 ■ r ! ...ore baking use colored workers in factories to keep - up WDRC „'360 sured the populace, who also got leader In these days of grave In­ The oxygen in the air is the rea- lions...... made...... tnuay...... ^ brought the lo­ “The next morniiiR .she wn.s (Sure, they call him Rip). cle cramps of which morphine ad­ Kilocyclrs • ternational emergencies arc un­ Other appoin^icuts will be j son for the trouble. Rubber isn't j jgr, „.|H ' ; ior 'other.s. Van Winkle's ancestors lived dicts complain when they try to output for a fighting force of 4.- tangible evidence of drooping Ger­ made in a few“3ays. go into flic le.inir.': cr- -letrped .'i^'aln.'t ' F-e cookies for tlii.s novel 000,000 to 5 CKKl.OOO men on the man Morale. founded." made to resl.st ab.iorptiun and , Kiddies Camp fund. .Next week the tree. I milb^ 1 ho” tail, flnpvt'tj for niahy, many generations in stop. They don’t have these pains Monday, Dec. IS Monday, Doc. IS Agulnaldo. now 63. is remaining All donations must be taken to chemical changes induced 1 . ..'-.s decoration arc niade U;.at Tuca ficlionized by Washing­ while taking the drug, apparently Russian front. P. M. Oermans Shiver In (kild I Christmas party will br held. In­ her 4m :.s and tried to roii.*5« her ; from i.u.s one easy recipe — P. M. "We saw German prisoners here at his home near Cavite. cross Headquarters in the oxygen. ton Irving. bedausc the morphine numbs the The arrival 'of the Red Army’s 3:00—Against the Storm. Hala and House building for the stead of bringing toys the Kiwan- but .she only looked at me v. itb ' \viri,ll;.s for Windows, .stais for the "tough gu y" troops— hardened 3:(X> Studio Matinee WDRC in Moscow, one resident said. The situation is that of the ii- lans will contribute $1 each and a darciL^iapressUin. I'aes. the old soUlcrs say his nerves enough to mask the 3:15—Ma Perkins. Ensemble. ■OUth end of town and to the V. resistable force - Ameiican tires, I ion.-', 1 . uii'i'cr to ride the r.iot < lest, great ),ical grandfather was the cramps. veterans from SIbetto—also was 3:30—Guiding Ught. "Only one that I saw hod a fur this will nl.so go towards the Kid­ .“While l.il'.my li -i t>> Xl'.e :r.uii , fre the ehimn ! You see, said to have helped blunt the Ger­ 3 :3 0 -Renfro Valley Folks. cap. Twenty or 30 others wore M. C. A. in the north end. . All meeting the immovable object - the dies camp, it was decided. oi.g.nal Rip who look the 20- The experiments were done on 3:45—Vic and Sade. 3:46—News. California Still aheoKs must bc made payable to barn slu* rech-d !nni to 'I'';'.'., ; i’ iii-w’i'.ltc . S'lii make.-i ,Ve ir napi. rat.s, which were given morphine man drive. 4:00—Backstage Wife. very thin clothes, with shawls sources of rubber. tree. Tlv'r. :n tlu' barn at 'aat. nnixiu.y i'\ I r so qiii; i;. ovei-• .so' 3:55—War Commentary. Li|(jra House, treasurer. 201 Ei^t Only Five Sources Recently Van Winkle, an apple enough to make them addicts. Af­ It was pointed out, too, that the 4:16—Stella Dallaz. wrappied around their heads. They Largest Selection she fe’I on llio fluob in n deep j tlioro'.r.i;. Re .sure to till tl'.e inside "scorched earth" policy left the 4 00—Ad Liner. shivered in the cold." Welcomes Women "“enter street. Manchester. There arc only five sources : 1. Bombers Damage grown , attended a meeting of the ter the morphine was taken away, 4:30—Lorenzo Jones. 5:00—Mary Marlin. I. E. S. Approved 20 Beautiful "Angels of Mercy," a movie The l^ast Indies; 2. all the rest of sleep. ■ I of ti-.e luiuse with c'.>oklcs or have- Hudson Valley Apple Harvesting the animals were killed and their Germans less booty than they bad 4:45— Young Widder. Brown. Spirits then rose with the an­ Of Pictures a full cookie jar handy, so cvery- expected and forced them to un- 51 5 —The Goldbergs. nouncement that Rostov had been Sort, Is being shown at the State the world; .'1. Synthctic.s; 4. Re- Committee. Price stabilizing prob- muscles, which did not die Immedi­ 5:(X)—When a Girl Marries. 5-30—The O’.Neiirs. Mirrors ^'Theater diic'to the forethought of cliiimed; 5. Future sources, like 2 Jap Transports I large hnii.-e at the edge of down- I ' otie can help him.-self. ately. were found using excess oxy­ dertal(r vast repair of railroads recaptured. Los Angeles. Dec. 15—(fp)— 7-Way Floor Lamps you Will Find: Currier t lem-s were diseiissed: then Theo­ 6:15—Portia Faces Life, 5:45—Ben Bernle. Today strollers crowded the Jack Sanson, and will continue American guayule .shrubs. ! town .'Vlanila and eapUired a num- i U'.ipe the r.c'im-.s and kci p them dore Oxholm, chairman, called for gen. Other experiments on the ani­ and other facilities before they 6:30—We, The Abbotts. Women still are welcome in Cali­ Ives and Holland Prints. To Choose From! Guaran­ Maple Cricket and bandy for grand ( .my Umel could be converted to the use of 6:00—News, Weather. Alexandrov park under the walls fornia. Greatly Rednced for Clear­ Beautiful Reprodurtinns of during the entire campaign. Two of Uicsc drop out Immeal- I ber of .lapane.se men and women Rip'.s opinion. mals showed the same excess oxy­ 5:45—The Vagabonds. teed Against Silver Spoilage. (('ontlniied from Fage One) the invaders. 6:05- -Gulden Gate Quartet A of the Kremlin, Gorky street— Dr. R. W. Ellis of Salem, N. D„ ance. Regularly 817.05. Fahnous Oils, Ori)rinal Etch­ ' Mr. Cheney wishes to announce atcly. Lust year the rubber produc­ , who were hiding U> escape intern- Vanilla ( ream iN^'ting But there was no answer. gen use went on while the mor­ 5:55—Stand By America. Hazel Scott. Boudoir Qudrt tkat any organizations or individ­ ed in all the rest of the world, out­ I menl. All the men were armed. 2 tab'e.suoons Spry Moscow’s Fifth Avenue—and the wrote police he wanted to bring CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! ings and Paintings. (Not as pictured.) Good Selectlea ot Covers! I hand both on the ground and In I You guessed it--Rip was sound phine was being taken. 6:00—News and Weather. 6:10—Musical Interlude. Arbat square on the city’s West side the Flast Indie.s, would have 1 tablespoon butter 1 his family to the state for a re­ uals wrlshing to conduct a sale or the air." was deseribed nfficially 1 Tn an unceasing drive against asleep . The Wisconsin experimentors 6:15—Strictly Sports. 6:15—Frazier Hunt—News. Side. Handsome cavalry men any project to raise moifey must run American indii.stry only three I Fifth ('nlumnists, customs agents 1 lea.sprxin vanilla foqnd chemicals which reduced 6:30—Jack 8 a ^ Ask Me Another union but had heard rumors wom­ $12.95 and up $1.00 to $125 this morning as um hanged: 'i tea-spoon .salt ^ 6 :2 0 -Edwin C. Hill. wearing tall fur hats and blue en were not being admitted. Of­ $6.95 to $29.95 $8.45 and up ■rat obtain pruper authorization months, Unofficial reports said that Ja ­ , have .'i. izc I two Japanese who, thjs oxygen excess, but none, yet Steel Solving 6:45—Lowell Thomas. 6:30 -Golden Treas'ory of Song- capes, their sabers gleaming, chat­ from Headquarters, 6637. as pro­ F'liturc sipirces take four or I they said, were found in posscs- 3 eup.s .sifted confcctioiic:s .sugar thht are non-polsonous for human 7:00—Fred Warlng's Orchestra. ficers Informed him , no such ban panese forces established around 5 table-spoons scalded cream Knights to Hold Frank Parker. ted with pretty girls in colorful exists. ceeds go to Red Cross 100 per more years before they will i>ro- Vigan. on th.- Luzon west coa.st j slon of home-made bombs and doz- use. 7:16—News of the World. 6:45—The World Today. cent. duce. Guiiyule is pVobablv the I ens of maps. (nlibul I New Problem 7:30—Windsor Locks Airbase 200 miles north of Manila, had Uombine Spry, butter, vanilla Meetinj; Tonight 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. Start a daily habit of reading •shortest. Mo.stly it lakes Id years sent out patrol.s during the week­ I Tlie .l ipane.'.e radio continues to show. 715—Lanny Ross. the Red Cross column and follow to bring a rubber plant into pro­ anri salt, and blend. Russians Fighting 7:45— Your Part In Civilian De­ end in an attempl to widen their direct a :dcady barrage of prirpa- Heat in cup sugar. Add hot 7 30—Blondie. this campaign and there is prom- duction,. foothold. Use May Change Some fense. 8:00—Vox Pop. That leaves lis the F.ast Indies, ganda against the Filii'ino.:. urg­ cream, alternately with remaining iecd many human stories of local There was no mention, however, ing th'-in to lay down their aims, Tonight's meeting of the To Restore Main 8:00—The Telephone Hour. 8:30—Gay Ninetlea Revue. Interest which might apply to reclaimed and sytUhetie for the of further figliting at Lmgayen, sugar, kcntiiig well after each ad­ Knights ot Columbus Building As­ Of Habits of American 8:30—Alfred Wallen.steln Sym^ next five years. but it has had no noticeable effect dition. Add only enough cream to &;55—Elmer Davis—News. your own son. so lealize the Rod 100 miles northwest of Manila, and tlie .MiiniLi radio has rot even sociation called for tonight is an People. phony Orchestra. 9:00—Lux Radio Theater. ‘Cross helps daily, and be thankful This year Anici ii a is using 700 - where General MacArtbur sold make a nice spit ading consistency. in’i'ortant meeting and the mom- „ Railroad Control 9:00—Dr. L Q. 000 tons, probably mote, of rubber. attemi'ted to lam the broadcasts. Divide and color each portion 11:00—News, Weather, that everyone at home can GIVE. yesterday that a Philipiune ,\rmy ber.s will take action on the Invest­ 9:30—The Brewster Family. 11:05—Sports Roundup. The stock pile of natural rubber in differently, using pure food colo.-- ment ot tund.a of the a.ssociation. Madison, Wis.—{A') —America's 10:00—Contented Hour. division had smashed a .Inpanesc (Continued from Page One) 11:10 — Harry James’ Orchestra. August was 288.000 tons- and the landing forc.i, nor at Aparri in .ngs. At a meeting held last Monday war metal problt-m haa reached an 10:30—Waltjt Seienade. hope was tor 600,000 tons by the Christmas House Cookies unexpected soiut'on, the National 11;(X)—News, Weather. 11:30—Raymond Scott’s Orche.stra. northernmost Luzon, where ‘the Bis(* of Draftee it was decided not to purchase caluis oil supplies hurled back 12:00 —Linton Wells, News. end of December. Japanese al.so have landed troops I cup Spry more land and at tonight’s meet­ Academy or Sciences was told re­ 11:15—Story Dramas. Op eii Forum along the Sea of Azov, with Ger- cently, one that may change some Tomorrow’a Program That goal has been realized, and .Attack .A|»arrl Area 1 te.aspoon salt ing it,is expected that a commit­ 11:30—Rhythmalrea. A. M. may go to 700,000 tons provided In Rank Rapid 1 teaspoon vanilla man^orcea now stirrounded at of the habits of the American 12:00—War News, Reflections In American warjilanes, however, tee will be named to^urchase de­ ragantog. 6 00—Sleepy Slltn Serenade the Japanese don't sink, ships now were said to hav' made several at­ 2-3 cup sugar fense bonds. A first degree work­ people. Rhythm. Bus.v Days a I sea • (In London observers speculat The solution is mainly that steel 12:30—Moon River. 7:00—News. Weather. tacks on the Aparri area to thwart 2 eggs, well beaten ing of the council will also be held. ed on the possibly desperate situa­ 7:10—hlusic. M to r of The Herald; No More Expeeded Japanese attempts to fstablish an Fort Sill. Okla. -iipi—Look out ,2 ‘.2 cups sifted flour will become a part In many things 12:55—New& Aren’t we all busy these days? But no more is expected generals, here comes Walter F. tion of two German salients north which have been made with other 1:00—Silent. i 7:30—Robart Program. air base there. Combine Spry, salt, and vanilla. Having the front wheel align­ and south of the capital, which 7:40—Bond Program. I thought I was too old to see an­ That leaves synthetics anf) re­ There Was no Indication that the Fox. Add sugar, then beaten eggs, and ment checked at least evec. three metals. There will be, as a result, Tomorrow’s Progrnm other war in progress but a war claimed. The latter is just now far In a little over .six months, draf­ might be subjected to devastating a long range effect on many pro­ A. M. 7:55—News. Weather. Japane.se actually had been able to beat thoroughly. months is a good way to save, flank attacks in the areas around 8:00—The World Today. is here and . guOss it's going to be the more important ot the two. The land more troops at Legaspi Up tee Fox has risen from private to Add flour and mix well on rubber, for a wobbling Wheel' ducts and processes of manufac­ 6:00—Reveille with Doye O’Dell a humdinger The first thing 1 did nation is today reclaiming —that Tikhvin on tho north and Kharkov ture that ulUmately will' affect 8:15— Shoppers Special —Muzlc to yesterday. Army headquaiters the rank of technical sergeant. Roll dough 1-8-lnch thick on wears out your tires very rapidly. on the south. and Agricultural News. time. rvvas to tear out the picture of is. producing rubber from old tires said, only a limited number of men Post officials said not only was floured board and cut with fancy About tne worst thing you can habits. 7:0(^Mornlng Watch. those two grinning Japanese, am- and all sorts of other scrap—at the Exhorts Soviet Forces This report was made by Dr. 8 :3 0 - News, Weather. had been put ashore there and his rise unusually rapid, but he | shaped cookie, cutters as shown in do to your engine Is to force It The Army organ. Red Star, thus 8:00—News. ■hhasadors fron Life magazine and rate of 263.(MM) tons for the year. of Zay Jeffries, Cleveland chairman 8 35—Shoppers Special—continu­ these were reported under sharp had the rare distinction receiv- | picture. Sprinkle with, colored beyond its capacity in high gear. exhorted Soviet forces: 8:15—European News Roundup. ed. thumbtack it upon my living room. The total reclaiming capacity, on attack from tlje air. ing two promotions within five sugar or leave plain, The insLmt ib6 motor begins to of the Metals Conservation and 8:30—Radio Bazaar. .Then I bought ten cent defense "It is necessary to finish the Substitution Group of tha Advis­ 9:00—Press News. a seven-day week, is 300,000 tons. Japanese aerial activity over weeks. Bake in moderate oven (375 per labor shift to second gear. enemy and administer such a blow 8:55—w nC ’a Program Parade. Stamps to cover them up. I've got The synthetic .rubber rate this ory Committee on Metals and min­ 9:00—Playhouse. 9:15—School of the Air of the Luzon this morning waa said to that he will never be able to rlae erals. Americas. " their top parts all covered. -The year Is 11,760 ton s- that is. Amer­ have been limited to a few sporadic 8:15—Fo(5d News, ihoys are buying four bonds a again. Complete extermination of Flay King-Around-A-Roay 9:15—Stories America-Loves. ica’s sjTithetlcs of all important raids. Hitler’a hordes, the complete ex- 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor. « •month. Maybe that will buy a few kinds. Steel and 18 other metals have 9:46—As the Twig Is Bent, y 10:00—Hymns of All Churches. At least 40 Japanese planes were tenhlnation c ' every German oc­ been playing a nng-around-a-roay 10:15—M)Tt and’Margs. ' ^cartridges and if necessary they Almost,^ tiny—yet- it is in thts ofticinlly reported shot down ov.er 10:00—BeM Johnson. fc'Wlll leave .then jobs apd fire a cupant to the laat man is our ob­ game fo r. months. In March, for 10:30--8tepmother. figure that the miracle of the small the Philippines last week, during jective." ^ ^ 10:16—Bscbelor's Children. j.. few. Now I am fixing up my cellar cloud probpWy w»ll bc repeated, the example, there waa.a nickel abort- 10:30—Help Mate. 10:45—.'Woman of Counge. which the islands were the tatget Specifically. Pravda said today age. Chromium, copper and vana­ ^-ior the bla.-kouts I know darn military sitiiatlon met, and later of 14 major attacks. In a Hurry 10:46—Road of Ufe. . 11:00—‘Ad, Liner. , i I well I cculdn't stay away from the Russians, driving southward dium took over some of nickel's 11:15—Bright Hprizona. Don’t Put Up With Home the public's dilemma. No Parachuters L,anded and southwtstward from Tula, had 11:00—Mary Marlin. thaindows if I stay upstairs and Can Grow In Time allying work. 11:15—Aunt JeAny’s Stories. M l Army quarters firmly reiterated recaptured 32 more vlllagea In that Then a threatened aluminum 11:15— Popper Young’s Family. ■'•there is only on. small window to The 11,000 tons is no bigger than that thus far the Japanese had not 11:80—The Story of Bud Barton. 12:00—Kate Bhilth Speaks. Mack out down there. I am put- For a Home? area. The newspaper aald the shortage put a heavy burden on 12:15—Big SUter. the proverbial man's hand wheh landed any parachute troops In the Nazis had abandoned great quan­ 11:46—David Harum. .‘tlng up a stove. Got an old couch eonipnrcd with the 700,000 tons. zinc apd copper as aubatitutes. 12 30—I^mance of Helen Trent. Washing Any Longer Philippines. Unofficial reports to tities of material in a retreat there Next zinc fell behind and copper 12:00 noon—Gene and Glenn. ;amnt chairs and a table—then 1 But it-a n d perhaps it alone—can the contrary have been found to he P. M. 12:45—lOur Gal Sunday. iam going to put in some canned which at tiroea was headlong filgbt. supplies got In a bad way. A f«w l:0 ^ N s w s , Weather. grow, in tipie. false, these quarters said. Spray It On Moscow radio quoted Pravada as months ago lead was plentiful, 12:15—The Luncheonalrea. i groceries, coffee etc. Gosh I By one year from now the Amer­ 12:30—The Weather Man. Idra—Main Street—Hartford. to SPOIL THE DINNER- 'liWOUldn’t .want to be shut in one Manila itself, which had two saying Ruarian troopa had cleared and It took the place of copper, You wouldn’t chop the wood for the Are, or dig a well for water, would you? How ican synthetic plants already start­ brief air-raid alarms Sunday morn­ 12:35—Day Dreams. l:l5-;-Woman In White. -jiaom 'With this family if they got the Tlkhvln-Votkhov railway line zinc and alumuum to such a graat 1:80—The Right To Happiness. ed will haVe a production capacity ing but which' escaped further of German troopa by Red Army extent that now there la an acute 12:45—Slngln* Sam. So, why be old-fashioned about laundering? Home washing la back-br^- "iUngry..Got my old fashioned com of 69,000 tons a year according to Here’s a (]uick solution to 1:00-t‘N«ws, Weather. 1:65—;Llfe Can Be Beautiful. T so wt can pop com in the bombing, appeared to be adapting forces which, had overcome their lead shortage. BREAK DISHES-GET A HEADACHE men who know all the dlftlcul- itself rapidly to war-time condi­ 1:15—Uttle Show. 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. Ing, ineflident drudgery that is a poor aubatitnte for modem, sdentille ce, and a pack of cards and the home buildinfr problem rearguard and were pursuing them- Wherever one metal was aubotl- 2:15—-Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne. tlgs tions. vLithout respite. tuted for another, Dr. Jeffries 1:30—Marjorie MUla. J.'.tBy checker board. Everyone wel- That looks like a slender bridge, 2:00—Wrightville Sketches. 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. c^emne but Scot McBride. He beats The undeniable tension and the —just spray it on. RFC’s Capture IT Vlllagea’ ;aaid, a shortage resulted some­ professional laundering. Home washing is even more expensive than pro­ but it Is enough—for w ar. How- sense of unreality which followed 2:15—Medley 'Dme. 3:15—Kate Hopkins—Angel of me Mur jumps at a time. The kids On the Leningrad front, the where In. the metal circle.. . Mercy. and save a few c^ts a day! fast the bridge can bc made bigger the first unexpected Japanese as­ Defense Homes Corporation, broadcast said the Ruaaians, Steel/then came to the rescue. 2:80—Styled for Strings. fessional laundering when you consider all that suppliea, and maintenance a t my house are beginning to 2:55—News. think a blackout will be fun. is problematical. Jesse Jones has sault appeared to be giving place throwing the Germans back, had Metaliurglats Ccund steel could do said that the production will be to a grim determinatloii to make is constructing houses rap­ captured point “M" Saturday rnd a t least pa.*t ci the joba Who’a a fraidy cat ? Not me. 80,000 tons of sj'nthetic. Stop in at your deoler’a, or our oSee, jL'* Clara Southergill, the beat of things. idly this way in an Experi­ 17 -vlllagea. all the othe.' alloying metals. Eire Must Adhere Ycook and housewifb If your and see the clever new kitchen flx- g - - ■ Manchester. At first blu.sh, making unlimited The Philippine National Assem­ The Red Army also (flalms to Cndresined at Age of Alloys synthetics for everyone looks like Triple Ceremony kitchen—your workehop—ii poorly turee that can be installed it a jify llPhc. IS. 1941. bly. in session . during the noon ment near Falls Church, V a. have recaptured the railway sta­ The result is tha beginning at sn lighted. Ilie few cents e night that a snap. It would take only half air raid, went to a sheltered base­ tion at Uslovaya, 40 miles aouth- undreamed of age of steel slloys, To Neutral Stand and coal so Uttja. Or lo«A at the pia* Bon*ga For Soldier-, a billion dollars to raise the syn­ ment where it approved a state of Concrete is sprfsued over eagt .of Tula—which is 100 mUes many of them new AlUmugh stMl, As Family Weds good light coett would be well spent up-lamps yon. can install over sink thetic productign to a rate of 360,- Make A Substantial Extra itor of The Heralo. total emergency, authorized Presi­ aouth of Moscow—Dubna, west at tix), now la short Dr. Jeffries said tf only for the improvement you’ll or stove to give yon good li^ t where 000 tons a year, half our needs. dent Quezon to effect ft and rubberized, canvas balhrans, Tula, and Verkhove, northeast ot enough could be produced in time Dublin. Dec. 16.—<)p)—Ameri­ After roading your account In The catch is in the fact thaUthe notice in your work. And in addi­ you need it. Don’t tpene another Herald relative to a bonus re- amended a previous resolution of left,, allowed to set, then Uvny after day-long batUin'g. to 'make up tor all metal defi­ Carson Cltj^ Nev., Dec. 15—ect Interesting changes. The AAanchester Electric Division kindling and aatUng It afire. ilghty thrilling murder mystery Tokyo, Dec. 15—(Official Radio are really being kit by an i control, and tbeire la tome difficul­ ------!5-yeor-oM Anne Ohllger waa coat of Uvias, Wa folks Moshier-Gardner ecelved by A P)—Both houses of ty In bbtjUning gasoline for dvril- ."eadlag In » bakery office, ‘nten oomnonom rof PAMV m oivUiaa ctoUiaa are Mrs. Ruth W.-^ Ganlner of 60 isn purposes. Believe German* Basle plans 'or s 2S0.000-p=- the Diet (ParUament) held Mrtef she looked up—and right Into the 'meetings today to organise for Um with mar pay as at West ^ d ta r atrMt annoimcea tha Hoarding Is ProhlMtod strTiUne tbst- - oould - cruiai lor barrel of a gun. A hedd-up man n i Mala Stnal -if ana - gevar gc^ angagatooat of h«r daughter. President Manuel Quecon today Plan Winter Stand 11,000 tnllss nave recently b en formal opening of their extraordi­ SITMMIT STREET forced her to hand over. $9 from nary aaasion tomorrow, D(roni Page One) Encouraged by Re|>orts Ottowa- In sanctuaries saife be done about him, the German termination to -protect the nation’s bank accounts unless they are in consular authorities in the United er of Edward J. HoU, one of Man­ tlon In tbe difficult junglo coun­ Giants Watch Secretary of State HuU indicat­ from the rigors of the war in Rus- “honor and Its ideals of right and chester's leading real' estate men, Ult iUanchester Depot at 11:46 the small minority which' has been States put up a bond of $8,000. It try was “confused.” ed that the administration was •sia, safe from .the nightmare of justice.” died Sunday In a hospital In Bos­ -Some fighting waa going on on Can You Name These Five New Sports Faces O f 194t?* the hoya were attempting to considerably encouraged by re­ arrested by the Federal Bureau of proved the usual German scrap of The resolution, adopted yester­ Investigation. ton. He was 78 years of age. He the east Bide of the peninsula in Bears Defeat Roses Might Bloom sa the private crossing in the ports of German reverses on the Spitfires roaring down to strafe paper. Von Werra ducked south- day and mkde public today, read: He wat the American laaque't V acco field nearby where their To Administer Seizure ' had recently been, engaged in the Kelantan also, the communique lal pit Eastern front. their planes, safe from the deadly ward to South America and event- “The supreme board of directors real estate business In'Boston: said.- No. I rooiie. Fatf afield and a t was stationed. Asked at a press conference for Attorney General Biddle has es­ menace of British destroyers hunt- j ually made his way back to Ger- of the Knights of Columbus, real­ ing anabled St. Louis to battle tablished an alien property division Mr. HoU was born In Dudley, Penaog Free of Bombing Packers 34-14 fair kiHar, ha playad thortifep , Betnoved to Hospital comment on what appears to be Ing their submarines, thousands of many. izing that the crisis confronting England. He came here when a Brooklyn all tha way in the Na­ Private Solomon Rubicfsky of about to happen to the Germany in the Department of Justice to German war prisoners are under The United States treasury was our country calls for the fullest Penang, strong Island base off for fha Naw York Yankaat. tional League pennant race. At Duke’s Stadiu] -rooklyn. N. Y.. and Private administer the seizure of enemy young man and entered the em­ the west Malayan coast, was free oinstjH iftfj he replied spiritedly he would much safe guard in Canada. They do not $5000 the richer for his passing, possible active cooperation and ploy of Cheney Brothers. >«■« Houghton of Fort Onta- rather talk about what already is assets. It will be headed by Leo T. have-to fear even bombing raids but decided theU if German repre- patriotic zea! on the part of every of bombing today but Ipoh was Campionship Game Next Ko, Oswego, N. Y., two other Crowley, chairman of the Federal He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. said to have experienced a short East*West Contest happening to them. He said he by their own Luftwaffe. sentatives In the U. S. couldn't true citizen, hereby reaffirms the Nan Murdock Holl, a son, George Week at Chicago; No \embers of the searchlight unit, might have something further to Deposit Insurance Corporation, They are In comfortable quar- keep faith better than that, any devotion of the four hundred thous­ warning. Trinity Opens 7hlch Is a part of Battery A, whose duties will be similar to F. HoU, Jr., of East Hartford; a The Japanese were using armor­ Bids from All Parts say on that subject .soon. ters. They are aljowed to wear further captives getting into and members of the order in this daughter, Mias Margaret HoU, of Tickets Ceft for Big >8th Coast Artillery < A. A.) Wherv questioners sought his those of the alien property cus­ their own uniforms and they arc American territory would be turn­ country to our republic and its ed troops In their southern push. eard the crash and both rushed todian in the First World War, Boston; his brother, E. J. HoU, of (The BBC, quoting dispatches Court Season Country; Plenty mania's declarations of war better fed than they would be in ed back to Canada sis having en­ laws and pledges their continued thlL town; and a sister, Mrs. Mary , Battle Ne^t Sunday. 3 the nearest telephone, which against the United States as allies who handled $669,000,000 worth Germany. They are allowed to tered the U. S. illegally. And that and unconditional support of Uic from the Malayan front, said that Takers for Teams >as In the Hackett home. Quish’s of foreign asaeta Jones, of Niles street, Hartford. English, Scottish and Indian of Germany, Hull remarked dryly write their relatives and receive ia what happens now. president and the congress of this The funeral will be held Wed­ By Dax-e itoff Ambulance was called and both that he liad not noticed anyone Moat of the enemy property mail, but of course under censor­ German officers, particularly nation in their determination to troops were holding a defense line Next Tuesday ]>haned by Order; len were’ removed to Memorial seized in 1917-18 has been dispos­ nesday afternoon at 2:30 at the about 20 miles south of the Thai­ (Thicago.Dec. 15—(/Pi-v The sche­ s' paying much attention to these ship. the spoiled brats of the Luftwaffe, protect its honor and its ideals of Watkins Funeral Home, 142 East o.spltal. ed of. except a relatively small right and justice. land frontier, but that aome fight­ dule makers of the National Foot­ Play at Durham. declarations, an yet, and therefore 'ITieir comfortable lot la guaran­ are sometimes pretty upstage, but Center street, with burial In the ball Liea^e disappointed foUowera . M vate Rublefsky was a wil- saw no reason why he should stir amount which cannot be handled "Resolved further that a copy of ing actually was taking place on Ned O’ Malley Is Rated teed under the 1929 Geneva it does not get them anywhere. Fast cemetery. Rev. J. S. Neill of Thai territory.) of the New York Giants 10\ not of the crash and said that the up discussion of the matter. until new legislation la enacted. Prisoners of War Convention rati­ this resolution be sent to the .San Francisco, Dec. 15.- The Veterans Guard is pretty tol­ St. Mary's Episcopal church, will There waa no indication that the pitting their favorite team against He authored one of boiing't Sturtiii" Host With 'Vain engineer evidently did not .Military Situation Outlined Administration of enemy alien fied by the Dominion of Canada erant, but they have the discipline President and to the House of H a jumpad 'from a high ichool 'Thii Whit# Plaint, N . Y., girl up­ The West's famous New Yea ee the truck as it started to go wealth costa this government officiate. Japanese had been able to widen the Champion Chicago Bears, but Outlining" the military situation in 1933. They are known as Pris­ of old soldiers. Representatives and to the Sen­ port fo fha haad coach'i job at set twica-champion Batty Jama- biggest upsets by knocking out Blue, and Gold Teuiti football cla.s.sics—The Kose 'cross the crossing as he did not nothing - under the law the ex­ ate of the United States of Amer­ the foothold they established Wed­ everything Is all right now. as of 9;30 a. m., e.s.t., the com­ oners of War Class 1, to dis­ No matter what the prisoner Elmer W . Dickinson nesday in landing troops at Kuan- The league’s representatives In Ohio Stata and producad an son in the first round of tha Petey Sceizo to win the N B A and the East-West games— bu lacken speed. T^e truck was munique said; pense will be paid from funds tinguish them from Class 2. who does, there is no slugging, no ica.” bantamweight title. Against Colliy Quintet. hrown over 75 feet to the west seized. Elmer W. Dickinson, 67. of 10 tan on the Malayan east coast 1 ^ the Nation's two largest cities fin­ 'aicallant football taam. woman's national golf tourney. temporary new homes today "1. Philippine Theater: Enemy are Interned for subversive activi­ physical violence. Any offender Charter Oak street, died at the miles north of Singapore. ished the season's play by winning U M o jg f n o j war refugees. . Ide of the track and beyond ,the air operations,over the Wand of j^sfuno\ t»uuf rossing. The truck was demol- ties and so forth. There is the is arrested and given proper mili­ Anti-Aircraft Manchester Memorial hospital yes­ (An official announcement at their respective division titles, Trinity College opens Its 1941-42 Military expediency den Luzon continue. Operations on third class, refugees from enemy tary trial. If his offense 's serious, terday afternoon. A native of Batavia said that The Netherlands automatically placing them as basltelball scOaon against Colby blackout of the games. Tha Aed, ground arc continuing in the north countries, suspect because of their the Protecting. Power is there at College oh r-jesday. Dec. 16, In was firm. Sponsors agreed to One Was Unconscious Reel Cross Neetls Manchester, the son of Mr. and Navy, credited previously with finallata for the championship en­ may have to worry about Mlnne- ' and northwest sections of Luzon origin and the circumstances sur­ the trial. He may be allowed At Armory Here Mrs. Samuel Dickinson he made sinking four Japanese transports counter. The title game will be Eota’s 17-game winning ••jtreak Hartiord, and goes away on Thurs­ operate fully and cancelled all , Private Hunter was unconscious and the vicinity of Lcgaspl in Reds Trounce Conneqticut Sewing Machines rounding their anival in Britain. counsel or “Prisoners' Friend” ; in his home for many years on Hllls- off the Malayan coast, had sent played next Sunday In Chicago's next fail. Bernie Bierman, World day to oppose Mass. State. cal arrangements. vhen he arrived at the ho.spital southeastern Luzon. Many of these are later released fact the same routine is followed Japanese freighter and a tanker Wrlgley Field. Polish Americans War veteran, is a major in the Starting his second year as Then, as Pasadena and 'Battery A. I98th Coast Artil­ town road and was a painter by ■ lUt Corporal Walsh, said to be the "2. There is nothing to report and many go back to Britain to do as If he were an pfflcer or other trade. He Is survived by two to the bottom in the same area.) The Giants knew they ware one Marine Re.xerves and may be call­ varsity coach, Ralph Erickson Francisco kissed dreams of ■ ruck driver, was suffering from from other areas.” non-combatant war work. rank of the Canadian forces. lery (A. A.) part of which has Singapore itself had another air­ of the finalists a couple of weeks Springfield ed for active duty any time . . . Sport Slants finds himself with one veteran of anda of tourist -dollars go The ground operations mention­ ()een on duty in this area for four sisters, Mrs. GCorge H. Green of 'Bclal Injuries and shock. Neither The Red Cross workrooms in the The Class 1 prisoners in Canada Trie identity of the prisoners Rhode Island and Mrs. James raid alarm yesterday, but no ago but the Bears only yesterday Buff Donelll says the nearest Dii- iast year's team. Captain Ned officials went to work to find < vere Immediately regarded as in a ed presumably were in the vicinity Cheney office building, rear, were 1 were sent out from Britain trans held in Canada is a guarded secret. ' lays in connection with the search­ bombing was reported. Japanese captured the western section quesne got to^ bowl game was O’Malley, a forward. Dick Tullar, er quarters for the or of Aparrl on the northern shore of light units stationed at various Lennon of Manchester and a Swamp Middletown leriotis condition by hospital offi- open today for the first time since ported under British guard. Ar- There are some pretty eminent brother, Burdette Dickinson of planes also were reported beaten honors by humbling the Green Bay New Haven Traps Bears being contacUm by Orange and Interesting Comments center, who played an important sports sfjectacles. dals. Luzon where Japanese troops made the entrance of England and riving on Canadian shores, they Germans among them. Including points in Manchester and Glaston­ off three times in attempts to Packers, 33 to 14, In a playoft. tfugar Bowl officials . . . That role as an ait-Tnate, and Joe Beid- Where the games might be I a landing early in the Invasion, and bury, moved Into the State arm- Manchester. The funeral will be The heavy steel front of the France in the present war, and will ! ore taken over by the Canadian Navy, Army, and Luftwaffe sen­ bomb the west coast port of Pe­ The Giants were among the 43,- l.,ast Night; Caps Top shiner Fritzie Zivlc has been sport­ On Events ami Stars ler, i;uard, have also returned. en was anybody's guess. Percy ! Army vehicle, it was stated by of- at Vigan, some 200 miles nortti ot ,(try today. The Battery headquar­ held at the T. P. Holloran funeral remain open every week-day, ex- ' Army, acting as guards and cus- ior and staff officers. They w«cg, home. 175 Center street, tomorrow nang. 325 fans at yesterday's third Bear- Kovis Uses Every Man Hornets; Barons Lose. ing .since his scrap with Young Kid Around the Circuit. With these three as a nucleus, coy. Director of Athletics at " :icers of the Battery who svero in­ Manila on the west coast where cept Saturday, while the presenS ] todians for the Secretary of State taken prisoner by the' British in ters will be located in the armory Defense Services Mobilized Coach Erickson is molding a fast, gon State College, the west’s the Japane.se have gained another and will consist of 250 men, in­ afternoon at 2 o’clock. Rev. Dr. Packer clash. They learned what Adyos Tackle McCoy is only the third he has re­ vestigating this afternoon, prob- high quota of garments is requir who ia Custodian of War Pri.son- the fighting in France and the some of the league's other clubs On Sqiiufl Yesterday ceived in 160 fights . . . The-pro aggressive quintet, which Is great­ Bowl representative, said ho ibly saved the soldiers from more foothold. cluding officers and enlisted men. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., (will officiate The beginning of the second ed." ers and Enemy Aliens. Low Countries, in England, after and burial will be in the East week of the conflict found Singa­ discovered by the trial and error By The Associated Press gridders say Don Hut-son makes , By George Mackle ly handicapped by inck of height. "receptive to offers" of a place serious Injury. The landing made at Legaspl, parachuting or being shot down About 30 army trucks are park­ Against Visitors; To hold the game, a feature of the 1 Mrs. C. T. E. Willett of South Their Pay Goes On cemetery. pore’s passive defense services method this year—that the Bears All-Rockville Home on their own ice for the pass-catching look so ea.sy because New Haven, Conn., Dec. 15—(/P, The Blue and Gold will field live Continued to Buekinnd about 220 air miles from Manila, Road. Bolton, was in charge to­ Germany holds far more British and all over the the seven seas ed in the armory yard. The bat­ often are vulnerable, sometimes t.e docsnl' wear any pads to Inter- ■ Wladislow X'alun, the giant Pole, good ball-handlcrSj who are now nual Pasadena tournament laic last week, was effected with­ tery will use the facilities of the tully mobilized. Nightly blackouts Ljiyoff Next W eek; first time since Dec. 4. the In- The train which was dii^ in day. Tomorrow Miss Bettv Olm- prisoners than Britain does Ger­ where the British Navy and Coast are being enforced strictly and for 10 minutes, sometimes for one lere with his mo”cmenta. The is a sissy. I'hc other night. In a sharpening up their abooUng eyes. roses. out opposition, the War Depart­ Patrols have hunted down their* armory and will use the quarters MIm AnnetU McCaw dianspolis CAps recovered some of And he got them. Officials Hartford at noon continued on to .stead and Mrs. Charles S. Burr mans. As Germany treats her Brit­ Miss Annetta McCaw. of 21 firewatchers ar*, operating on a or even two periods, and once this Qirls Outclass and Greer Promises Shakeup Bears must 'have had a couple of wi-rstling matcli at New Britain Spe»dy court play, with a fast a point near the Bucklund station ment has disclosed. will. be on hand and Wednesday ish prisoners on the same basis as submarines. for sleeping and recreation of the season for the whole 60 minutes their early-seaaon form las', night guys acting like pads yesterday jhe \yORE SHOES! break and set offense, is being Duke University, Oregon St Zone of Deadly Peril The prisoners, other than offi­ members. Walnut street, died Saturday af­ 24-hoar basia. before backing up and Investigat- Mrs. H. B. DeWolfe; Thursday, Canada (for Britain) treats Ger­ Stringent . regulations, backed ( the Packers beat them, 16-14, on Outplay St. Mary’s. For Game at South and defeated the Pittsburgh Hor­ . . . The .New American league I RarnBITng further along the counted on to offset the lack of choice to represent the east. U. S. bombers and Dutch sub­ cers, are set to work on civilian ternoon at the Manchester Memo­ gested.-that the game be played ■ mg the accident. Mrs. William Spence will ■ be on man prisoners, the captives in rial hospital, following a brief Ill­ by the threat of stiff fines and Nov. 2). movie, avallatjle after Jan. 1, will ' Hasslin' Rialto we leam that: (l; helg.nt. i marines made the strategic south ha'nd in the forenoon and the Canada have an enviable lot. Their projects, for under the Geneva Windsor Tonight. nets. 2 to 1, in an overtime period I There really ia 3 "little wolf " .Ma- Other candidates who will be Duke Stadium, at Durham, N. The searchlight unit to which China sea a zone of deadly peril ness. She was born in Boston, prison terms, have been introduced Yesterday the Bears were open The Manchester Polish Ameri­ for the.r initial triumph in six be called "The Nlntn Inning. " It's the four men were attached on a American Legion auxiliary in the pay goes on, and in ever; respect convention, no prisoner can be Hospital Notes to attack for a full 15 minutes, cans had little trouble, in fact not dedicated to Lou Gehrig, but with fucri. Some folks thought Coach u-sed in the opener Tuesday arc “With- Rose Bowl sanction or for Japan, chalking up a week's forced to w.irk on anything per­ .■■.las.<»^, and had been a resident of to prevent hoarding and profiteer­ starts. lour of duty from the Fast Hart­ afternoon. Friday Miss Betty Olm- their own country treats them as ing. The food reserve was said to during which time the Packers the least bit, in defeating St. (Joach Hugh Greer will send out that name it seems Mickey Owen ,Jack Lockery was kidding when Nea Maxwell, a newcomer and erwlae.” (Chicago, New York, bag of 10 enemy transport or sup­ taining to the war. They must be Manchester for the past 78 years. The victory lifted the Cap.-: Kansas City were mentioned ford Anti-Aircraft unit is located stead ami Mrs. H. B. De Wolfe will though still on active service. Admitted Saturday: James She Is survived by one brother, be ample, but householders were slipped over a surprise touchdown Mary’s A. P.'s of Middletown yes­ his South Windsor Advos for the and Hugh Casey should be men­ ^ he said he had such a gent, a promising scoring threat. Bill ply .ship.s sunk and five more badly again take over. Germany may be short of ejoth- paid for their work. In Canada this back into a^Ue for the top In the ivrcsMer, on the Aniolcl football other iHisalble sites. close to the main line tracks of the W. L. P. McCaw. J>t the same ad­ permitted to accumulate only a and then held on light for a 7-6 terday afternoon at the School fourth time this season still in tioned. Black and John Fink, greatly Im­ battered. An urgent appeal is being made ing hut her army is not. and least ■pay is 20 cenU a day. which is the Brennan. Main street; FrancU, Western Division of the American squad this fall, and that the guy There appeared to be plenty ' New Haven In a field owned by iame sum paid to Canada's un-' '•8 Spruce street. dress. week's normal supplies and prices lead at the end of the first period. street Rec. A couple of Bycholakl the quest of their first win. proved sophomores, and Frank John Hackett and the tent where The havoc this underwater- for the loan or gift of more sewing of all her prisoners of war in other same sum paid 3'hen the Bears passed out the Hockey League, zharing the p or­ uacd to forget to let opponents up Fasi. a guard. Conant, Guillet, and takers for the East-West overwater team has been playing employed in work camps during Birth: Saturday, a son to Mr. Miss McCJaw was a member of were fixed at the Dec. 6 level. boya Johnny and Chet, scored al­ against the strong AII-RockvlIIe tion with the Cleveland Barons, Today’s Guest Star the soldiers rested during duty as­ machines. An increased quota and countries. Whether it be propa­ and Mrs. William Hewitt, 165 lumps In rapid order: first s field most St will and after the first Big Five tonight at Ellsworth James E Doyle, Cleveland Plain after Uckllng them. But "Little I'ea'e arc other re.serves. too. Atlanta, (Chicago, Spoh- with Japanese communications the peace-time depression. St. Mary's Episcopal church. An early rush by Singapore's who were cruzhlng Washington, and Norman. Cikla.. home of signments was close to the .search­ more volunteers necessitates this ganda to convince other countries Autumn street. Funeral services will be held to­ Asiatic population to leave the goal, then a touchdown and point, minute of the game it was just a High, tonigh. Dca'er: "Boxing managers are Wolf" appeared in a recent team Little is known about Colby, ex­ was the sourre of much .satisfac­ broadcast. If anybody has a ma­ (here is no .shortage of clothing or Officers are not required to a second touchdown and point, a 6 to 3. at the same time.- match at Bridgeport. Somebody Univeraity of Oklahoma, all lights of the 'lattery. work. They may and do partici­ Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Elsie morrow afternoon at 2:30 at the city appeared to be dying down as question of how big the score Oiach Greer has hinted that he said to be fearing the issuance of cept that two veterans are back tion as the eapital surveyed the chine they arc willing to loan or '.vhether the German army has a third touchdown and point. And at really would be at the final whis­ Springfield continues to lead the vise wmi, though. (2) That Gus this year but Maas. State has an reported to have been In Details Not Available Pacltlc war theater at the start of pate in varioua work for the good Reinartzy 19 Division street: Mrs. Watkins Funeral home. 142 East oftlcials sought to discourage de­ may shake up his regular starting way In the eastern sector although an order forbid'JinT them to pay Officers of the Battery reported donate, a call by telephone. 7370. | monoply of the good fabrics is not halftime, the Packers were wob­ tle. It was, basketball fans, 73 off fighters while the blackout is Sonnenberg cracked some ribs in experienced outfit and a high- with East-Wear representattvec . the conflict's second week. of the camp. In one camp they de­ Grace Hassett, Andover; Mrs. (Tenter street. parture of persons naving no re­ line of Charley Muzyklewz, at cen­ the Indians were beaten last night decision on the East-West at the scene of the accident follow­ lo Miss Olmstead; or Mrs. Charles ; p.nown. but the uniforms sent over Harriet Newcomb and Infant sources. Every morning, however, bling under a 30-7 handicap from to 20. • ter, Wendell Kristofak and Norm on." a match at Nonx ich and is out of scoring center. Boklna, who ranges The Phillppine.s were holding Burr, 6275, will provide for ijy Germany for the prisoners of signed and carrieo out a fine play­ Rev. James S. Neill, rector of St. which they never recovered. by the reviving Providence Reds, action awhile. Seema sort of tragic, ter, an annual benefit for ing receipt of word of the accident i ing field. Officers are not quar­ daughter, 35 Brcxikfield street; Mary’s Episcopal church, will offi­ thousands leave congested districts The Manchester Girls alsb had Peterson at forward and Jack 6 feet 5 inches. firm, with the situation on the transportation. [v.'ar are of first class material and As a visiting writer put It, "they little difficulty, in piling up a de­ 4' to 3. when you think of the crowds, and Shrlners' (Crippled (^hUdfen's and also at the hospital where the ground and ,in the air "well in tered, with the men but have Mrs. Joseph Lovett and infant son, ciate. to spend the day in tree-shaded Pease and Joe Tracy at guards. Tile Junto. Varsity, reinstated injured men were not in condition excellent cut, especially for the didn’t need that sudden-death over­ cisive 33-9 win. Orloski and H. The Indians, whose play has been purses, Gus used to draw, that he'a this year at Trinity, take on the pltal here, was expected today. hand” after decisively smashing separate camps. 65 North street; Mrs. John Dormer Burial will be in the East ceme­ suburbs. Just who will be replaced will handicapped recently by the con- still plugging away at the The flnsncial loss incurred • for questioning about the accident. German officer pri.soners. and infant son, 129 Wadsworth Arranging For Housing time period—the sudden death was Ivanski connected for more than not be known until game time, but Morse College quintet Tuesday a .series of heavy Japanese inva­ Protecting Power The prisoners are given every tery. passed out right there In the sec­ .atant ahiiffling of talent between IVfapIe Leafs racket... pnly be estimated; Baaed Officers reported that the two sion as.saults. privacy. No person is allowed to street; Mrs. Amelia Robinson, Friends may call at the , Wat Arrangements are being made enough pJ.cafa have replacc'J the Bo-xtan For Foot Guard Card Rescue of Pigeon track a distance of l,.5n0 feet be- Each member is reminded to furn­ ' 'Prisoners must conform to the Albert Kurlowlcz, 34 West Center Mei. Thomas Kearns of Elro tive title In the game against the then Mike DzulrV came through ' cm at least In West Virginia, tacks are being mude against ish a ten cent gift for the grab- that the Veterans Guard loves the street; Frank Fuller, E>ist Hamp­ street.' Mrs. Romola f Paganl of being pressed continuously, 'inten­ well-groomed Giants. would start all over again. It diil and another by a single hoop, but Bruina at the tpp of- the National - fore stopping. Navy, Army and Afr regulittlon.s German prisoners more, but they not seem to matter much who waa once more for the '^ g le s and the ! Ohio, lilinoiamnd Nebraska. . .And Tomorrow Evening. them" - bag. Mrs. Myra Fitzgerald Is ton: Morris Gitlln. Rockville. North street, Mrs. Lotiis Sasclano sified by an announcement that 10 Oosch Greer ia confident that the scoring was over. ' Hockey League during the past I why doesn't Trinity fix up a home Seen by Crowi An all-out .Japanese offensive of the Canadian Navy. Army and remember the British in Germany Japanese men still are at large out there on the floor, all combi­ Advos will snap out of the losing chairman of the committee of ar­ Air Force and follow the service Birth; Sunday, a son to Mr. and ot 25 North street, Ansonia; and a The program’s olhqj^am e saw week It ia the Montreal Club that I and home series with the nation's was - hammering at the gates of rangements. and act accordingly. Mrs. Francis Relchle, Wapplng. brother, Andrew Battaglia of here. nation* clicked. ^ atreak and play the ball that they Hartford, Dec. 15.— Jimmy Bell routines in the matter of discip­ In (act being a prisoner of war Glastonbury Grads Vojeck, Haraburda. • Opolach. the Buffalo Bison blanKThlladel- ia attracting all the attention. [only other Trinity? It’s in Waxa- Attack Climaxes Hong Kong--which, like the Phllip- Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Mar­ West Middle Turnpike. played at Ellsworth high. phis. 2 tn 0. In the first meeting of hachie, Tex. Nice trip. . .Trinity of New Haven, and Johnny Rinai- New York— OP)— Blase habits ^ I pines and Singapore, constitutes line. Tliey may be disciplined or in Canada ia about the safest job Kosak and W. Saverlck were^M In the other game the Advo Able tp win only a single game fll of Hartford, will clash In the of swing lane tound aomet Mrs. Walter Michau, of Skow- punished in accordance with there tha (Jhapman, 12 Proctor Road; The funeral will be held from the tw'o clubs this season. in the first 12, the Canadlcna sud­ ; doesn’t want to fool around, how- ) A (V iri*(^gg|O Il ever-present threat to Japanese fpr any soldier, sailor or airman. Mrs. Lillian Ambrose, Kllllngly, Sinking of Turn Outclass Sllbros in a.t ,the same time 'ost in tW Girls will face the strong Rock­ semi-final to the Beau Jack-Abe new in the way of enter___ Jaj hegan. Me., visited friends here regulations with the exception Even their own people cannot drop the home of her sister, Mrs. 8as- denly patched together -a three i ever, with a sch(x>i that used to be communications In Nippon's drive and in East Hartford over the Conn.; Miss Betsy Bernard, 199 ciano of Ansonia. third period and these boys click­ ville PoUsh-American GirU. I called Trinity. The name it has Kauffman star bout on the pro recently— the rescue of a that no German officer or N.C.O. bombs on them by mistake. Ships Confirmed ed like a lawn mower in June. Mid­ game winning atreak that has lift­ boxins card to be unreeled at Foot southward to the ultimate goal— week-end. West Center street; Miss Mary. The Glastonbury Grads hsmded The Advo girls have rolled up ! now IS Duke. . pigeon whose first .solo flight may be deprived of his rank or Batavia, Java, Dec. 16—OP)— A dletown could not seem to get ed t’nem from the cellar to sixth Guard Hall tomorrow night. They (Continued from Page One) the treasure chest of The, Nether- Manning. 329 Henry street: Janjes Sllbros Ita second straight defeat the Imposing total of 100 points ed In near tragedy! lands East Indies. The Japanese' reduced in rank. They (htn wear Netherlands communique declared started and when they broke holding their opposition to a mere Sports Bfoundup I place. have been signed for one of the For nearly two hours Mystic Review, Woman’s Bene­ WUUamson, South Coventry; Mrs! today that the sinking of two In aa many avenings. The locals Much of the Canadians' rousing Dirty Dig Department d(X:uments and correspondence, also were striking down the Malay their rank badges and must salute Alpina Society William Kruger and Infant son, 309 Funerals through the zone defense set up 12, defeating such teams as the six-rounders on the card. Jack of tors stood outside the clubs fit Association, will hold its regu­ all higher ranks. Japanese ships, a freighter and a played at the Osborne Prison By Hugh kliUerton, Jr. change of form has been due to the Yale has announced a "business , Mr. Roosevelt asserted that the peninsula toward Singapore, and "a Oakland street. by the P. A.’s It waa not enough St. Adelberts, Simsbury Town as usual” policy In regard to •Springfield and Kauffman of Phil­ West 52nd street between lar meeting tomorrow evening in tanker, off tbe Malayan east coast, Farm. Friday night and lost up New York, Dec. 15— Looks new line of Pete Morin,, Buddy ''barbaric aggression of Japan in major battle appeared in progress Freedom of religion for war Death: Suiulay, Elmer Dickin­ SlnooB H. Smitli lo score. Time after time they got Girl*, and the Pratt A Whitney sports, but the thought immedi­ adelphia will go ten rounds. and Sixth avenues to watch Odd Fellows hall. Each one at­ Hold Election had been confirmed officially. there. Saturday night they went as If Fordham'ij football author­ O'Connor and Gcryy Hefternan. Manchuria." len years ago act the in the Jungle north of the grea» prisoners is strictly observed In son, 210 Charter Oak street. The funeral of Simon H. Smith through but usually they had com­ Girls by overwhelminf scores. ately pops up that this ought not Art Tatta of New Haven and AI men, policemen and voluptaeiaj tending ia request-ed 'to bring a Canada, where religious freedom Is The sinkings, reported yester­ down to Glastonbury and lost to pany and what company. ities picked up about $75,000- by Last night they entertained 10.159 example and pattern for the British base. small gift. Mrs. Julia Rawson and ‘ Admitted today: (Corporal Jo­ who died early Saturday morning the Grada, 43-33. Mr. Greer who also coaches the to apply to football; not. at least, RenIck of Hartford •will meet in a tempt to untangle tha bird basic in the constitution. The Alpina Society held its an­ day, were credited to Dutch sub­ Just a sample of what these lo­ not waiting for a call from tbe with their speed in helping defeat special six-round rematch. Art and course of conquest pursued by the The, capital began the new week Mrs. Ethel Cowles will be in seph Walsh, Jersey City, N. J., at 8:30 at the T. P. Holloran fu­ It waa a close game during the Advo Girls, will start “ Ike" wlien you consider the results of maze of kite string dangling 1 It Is a tenet of the fighting nual Christmas party and election marines which Tbe Netherlatids cal Polish lads can do. In the last Rose Bowl . . . with two New Brooklyn, 4 to 2, for the secoqd Al swapped punchc.s In the New ' Axis powers, hopeful that it would bring a more charge. The Children's Chri.stmas Battery A. 198th C. A. (AA) Man­ neral home. 175 Center street, and flrit two periods but after play Schlltching at' center, Frances the past two seasons. .. Waskow- the coping of a building. - forces that a soldier, sailor or air­ of officers yesterday afternoon at Navy said sank four Japanese three minutes they - scored 17 Year's day games already off, time In two nights. Haven Arena Thura^y night, “Through the years which fol­ detailed account of what happened party will be held at 6:30 and San­ chester; ih’lvate Samuel Hunter, St. James’s church at 9 o'clock. A waa resumed in tbe second half Kracunas and Regina Blozt at witz Wailing— "Ua a rare year Finally, witl),the aid of an man taken prisoner must attempt transports In the same waters lart points. It was about as grand s perhaps the big sjiorts events In Montreal's triumphs over the with T a tu getting the decision. lowed.” he aoid. "^rniany, Italy at Pearl Harbor when Japanese ta Claus is expected. the Italian-American clubhouse on Battery A, 198th a A. (AA) mass of requiem was celebrated by the strain of two nights in a forwards and Lydia Muxvkiewz when the. Waskowitz trophy em­ foot aerial fire ladder, the bombers and torpedo planes caught to escape. For this reason the pun­ Eldridge street. Rev. Edmund Barrett, assistant Saturday. game of passing and shooting as and Ruth Dowd at the guard posts. January will be bowling Instead ot fast fading Brooklyn Aqicricans Still another six will find Starr was safely removed and the and Japan reachc(9n understand­ Manchester; Marilyn Barber, 36 row began to take— Ha__toil and were no great surfriaes but the 2 blematic of the State High School ing to time their act, of aggres­ part of tbe fleet hy surprise. Sec­ ishment for recaptured prisoners pastor of the church. As the body The comifiunique said low-fl.ving the Rec baa witnessed in many The girls game starts at 7:30. howls. The pin busters are going footb.-ill championship is not Harvey, now of Hartford, battling and dine adherent* went b s A ' The supper-meeting of the Ex­ Cottage street; Fearvante antatea hojied to achieve an under­ whose subject will be "Which Emma fltvosa, Anna PatelU, Mar­ from the church he sang "That L; Taylor, c , ..3 Boston, Dec. 15—(*b— New Eng­ that ruling giving Connecticut the annual fall open-house. dr.y” presumably would be de­ captured, or shot in the attempt. Discharged today; Doiwd Mo­ 0 J. Bycholakl, rf . . . . 7 1 15 tion Idea that boys should not be ond straight time by the (Chicago man recently held Bobby Ivy. "W hy, Mel even gets pubtli standing 'with Japan for achieving Way? America" A good time is garet Levrio, Delflna Bausoia, An­ Beautiful Land on High.” The Leach, I g ___ ..3 land's leading amateur boxers teant* credit for games against ferred until President Roosevelt Tive were killed attempting to dean,an, 35 Cooper street; \ Hugh 0 C. BychoBkl, If .... . 6 0 10 ranked after turning pro because Black Hawks, 3 to 3. Only a fran­ featherweight title challenger, to for us on his clothe*," said “ permanent- peace in the Pacific. anticipated and every member is gelina Dallocchio, Lorentla Quejr. bearers were, Wilbur Little, John •Fuller, ig . . , ..5 0 clash tonight with simon pure Rhode Island and Massachusetts had time Vo study the secretary’s escape or resisting arrqst when Paganl, 151 Maple street. Garibaldi-Tureck Koee, c ...... 2 4 ^ 8 the Uats were just to guide amateur tic rally tn the final frame of last a drew ih Bridgeport and seek a Younger, Tech athletic dir But the Japanese government, he urged to be on hand. Auditors: Alba Casale Teresa Yamer. William Barton, Michael O. TAylor, rg ..0 0 toama from (Tleveland. Albany opponents?.. .Transfer of Jimmy report. *, caught. Negro; ad'yertiser, Anna Zanlungo. Haberan, Lebro Fracchl And Wal Miss Ann Tureck, daughter of Opolach, rg . 5 3 12 and Buffalo In the eastern All- tournament directors in ' seeding night's game at Chicago permitted Demaret, Wee Burn pro, to' Plum 'retiirn bout with him. "Maybe.” Jeffrie* -cracked ! •aid, continued upon its couiise of Faber, rg .. . .0 0 the world champions to escape de­ war and conquest. One ear cocked for the latest Canada's registration system by . Clinic Schedule ter Kupchunas. Mr. aiid Mrs. Michael Tureck, of Haraburdia, I g ...... 5 1 11 America championships at Boston players? Anyway, It's a nice ad Hollow, Detroit, reports say, ■ A four-round bout wtU complete 'If we had a football bulletins from the far-flung front. Captain John 1/ Jenney of Com­ CUnie schedule for the week of Kelgna, r g ...... 3 1 7 for Lex Thompson's troupe to feat. the card. wouldn't have to get publicity' Japan's real reply to the ulti- pany G, State Guards la in need of which every person in the coun­ 113 Gle'nwood street, and Joseph 20 Garden. caused no end of surprise to offi­ Congress forged ahead with its as­ try must carry a registration Public Records Dec. 14 to 30: J. Garibaldi, son of Mr. and Mrs. 43 Saverlck, Ig ...... 1 0 2 The' eight winners among the have Riggs and Kpvaca ranked After the Young Hawks bad cials of the Noroton club who my clothe*.” 'nate effort lo preserve’ peace, 20 men In hla company who 'can Albert Newman Manchester manufactured a 3 to 1 adyartage Dade - by the war lords and eri- signment of getting the nation on card, has been responsible for Tuesday— Tonsil and adenoid at Th^ funeral of Albert Newman John Garibaldi of 89 BlMell street, Kosak. rf ...... 1 1 3 32 battlers will make up a team one-two. thought Jimmy would bo with Quebec Is the second largest a total w^ir footing for the finish give full time to the duty assign­ 10 a. m. F T M. Baverick, If .... . 0 0 0 Postman's Paragraph in the first two and half periods. manufacturing- province in the Do­ lently formulated many days be- ed the company. Those willing to many of the recaptures. Guenther of 44 BusbneU street, HarUord, were married Saturday evening at Thomas, rg “...... 0 which will face the pick of ama­ them at lekst another year. ..T h e fight wlt'h "h e Axis. Lorentz, a naval officer, was the .Wnrantes Wednesday— Well Baby confer­ six at a candlelight ceremony in . 1 1 Vojeck, Ig ...... 1 I 8 teur talent from Pennsylvania and "It looks like tbe - New York Woody Dumart swung into action Adirondacks. Qreen Mts., White minion of Canada. Read Herald Adyik 'ore, the president said, "tejok the enlist, between tbe ages of 18 and By terms of a warrantee deed former resident of this town, was Martlo, rg _____ j 1 3 and r^atered twice In 23 aeconds. In the Far East, the Dutch\sub- first man to escape. He dug a tun­ ence from 3 to 4 o'clock at the Y. the Concordia Lutheran church. ObuebowskL Ig . . . . 0 2 3 the mid-west in the All-America Giants will try to .win the pennant Mts., and Laifrentlana got a rival 'orm o f the attack which had al- 65, are asked to report for enlist­ cscorded at the office of tbe town held Saturday ^tem oon at the Murray, I g ...... 4 0 8 Neither team could connect again, . endy been made without warning niarincs started the week two-up nel under the fence and got away. M. C. A. funeral home of Taylor, and Mo- Tbe pastor Rev. Karl Richter ofTf- Turcdtte,lg ...... s intersectional champlonahipe. with a team of Mize and Men.” now, just a hoot and a holler out­ on the American bombers in sink­ ment at the state armory this eve­ clerk p r e p a y on Deerfield drive Thursday— Prenatal clinic at 9 0 ' 0 Total* ...... 30 13 73 Mack Wallace, Asbury Park.N. J. despite the extra playing time. side of New Haven. Vup, an 800- . .jpori our territories at various ning. He was picked up by a passing deen. Rev. (Tramer C. Cafanlsa, clated. The altar waa decorated Modena, c ...... 0 1 Numbered am onf the 32 en­ ings. The Dutch, a Singapore com­ has been conveyed by the Manches­ with ponipoma. Mia. Ernest J. 1 Middletown P. A. trants are a National A. A. U. yard ski tow has been built in '. VinU in the Pacific.” motorist and, posing as a Norweg­ ter 'corporation to (Jordon E. Mas- rector of the Cteurch of the Good Stratton, c ...... 0 0 0 munique announced yesterday. FViday— Well Baby conference biidal music on B. F. T. featherweight tltlist FYank Leon­ Monday MaUaee Northfprd. Come on, anow!... For the record of- hlstoiy. he To Prox'lde Special Relief ian, hltch-hlkVl rides as far as Shepherd, Officiated. Tureck played the Oo>e, rf ...... ,3 1 7 Sank a Japanese supply ship and ten et al, ■ from 3 to 4 o'clock in. the clinic the organ. Z. Csajk*, rf ...... 0 0 0 ard, of Taunton, Maos.; Johnny Tho boxing writers have set ■Sotc4 that the actual air and sub- Montresl. AppUcntlon The bearers were Edward New WUson, r f ...... 0 0 0 Guld*. 1( ...... 1 8 AU Service IWeii an oil tanker off Malaya. This fol­ Canada had called in many of rooms at the hospital. The bride who was escorted to 1 Green, Buffalo, welterweight. Na­ back from January 14 to 21 tbe Around The Basketball Loop ' tiarine attack In the Hawaiian Is- Washington, Dec. 15—>(^— The Ai>plicktlon for a marriage li­ man, WUUam Newman. Jr., Rich BeUla, U ...... 0 0 0 Osora, 0 ...... lowed their exploit of sending four A Cbrlstmas party wUl be held the altar by her father, wore a 0 0 0 tional Golden Glove* title holder, dinner at which tbe Eddie Neil If you want a picture of a state . anda^this was the first disclosure Senate voted today to provide spe­ her veterane of the Great W ar for cense has been filed at the office ard Johnson, EJdward Gsaell rrty. If ...... 3 i 13 E. Csajka, r g ...... 1 4 Japanese troop ships to the bottom Friday afterncxin, I>c. 10th,. for gown of ivory duchess satin, with 2 and Leeter McGowan, the hard­ Memorial Award will be present­ - Pay Half Price champion all dressed up and no hat undersea craft bad attacked cial relief payinenta for growers various duties In Canada; old- of tbe town clerk by Julius C. Rit­ George Perkins, Albert M cLash , Gayecki, Ig ...... 3 0 6 in the same waters Friday, with the children at the clliUc rooms. snugly buttoned bodice, high V- hitting 126-pounder from Buffalo. ed to Joe Louis . . . Somebody else place to play, go to Willimantic. ' he Islands along with planes—be- of cotton, tobacco, hay and other timers now too old for active ter of Quincy, Illinois and Merlon the last three representing (Jolt’i „ 14 5 S3 Wysokl, If ...... 0 0. 0 the loss of an estimated 4,000 en­ neck, and full skirt which termi­ Windham High's home court is, in fan at 1:20 p.m„ Washington time, forage crops suffering losses be­ service overaeaa, but keen as ever M. Ferris of 398 Oak street. Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Scon at bnlf time, 33-20, Grada; Dsallo, I t ...... 1 12 8 emy troops. Glvea D etoiM 'Fteturs nated in a train. Her double-tiered Holyoke, Dec. 15— Starting xvlth the state armory, now cloaed for ' tB Hunday, Dec. 7. cause of drought, excess rainfall to do their bit. Admtoististor Deed (Company. rsfene, Klebtoh; Urns, 10 mini pe­ A. Dsallo, c ...... I 3 4 The ILr. S. Army, operating on tonight’s boxing show in the Val­ such business, and at this writing At 2:20 p.m., the Japanese am- or Insect damage. One of these, on duty at the Property at Hartford road and veil of Illusion was of elbow length riods. the Philippine side of the South Washington, Dec. 15—(iP)— ^Wen' and fell from a Julie( cap of twist­ ley Arena, all servicemen, regard­ the ConnecUcut Utlists didn't ' Mssador here .^delivered to Secre- Victoria Bridge, didn’t like the Bidwell street has been conveyed Clwries' J. Cliampito Totals ...... 7 China Sea, sank four Japanese deU' L. WUlkle received from Bresr 6 20 National Champ Explains less of department or branch of know what they were going to do - Mry of State HuU, he said, a mes- looks of a man who arrived at to WUUam E-^ HIU by the eeUte of The funeral of (Jharles J. Cham' ed Illusion. Her bridal bouquet was Referee, Romand. Score, half- troop transports, Manila disclosed Ordef* Labor ElecUon ident Roosevelt today a detailed torvlce wlil be admitted to boxing .. .Commercial High of New Hav­ .'•Oge which «ald that establiah- the toll gate. He asked him for Augusta A . Hill. plin, of 161 Cooper HUl strMt, 1 a cascade of gardenias. time Manebtster SO, Middletown 6. yesterday, and severely damaged picture of the damage done' by the and wrestling shows. Promoter en plays a virtual New England ;^aent of peace in the Pacific and hla registration card. Bxacator’s Deed former employee of the Cleveland Mias Esther J. Stager, niece of Nelson OuUK^res Maacbeeter Girls five others. The loss of life l^ ic t- Waahington, Dec. 15—(JP)— The Japanese in Hawaii and asserted Homer Ralnault has announced . tournament game during its regu­ •I'Jia worid had been "the cherisb- The pedestrian had none, so the Property at Hartford road and (Ohio) P r o s, waa held at hia.home the bride was maid of honor and B. Fundamentals of Rifle ed on the enemy was not indicated. National Labor Relations Board afterward that he Tett much bet­ F. T. This means that not only sol­ lar schedule; against Pawtucket desire,” of the Japanese em- old soldier called In the Mount- Bidwell street has been conVeyed Sunday afternoon. Ernest J. Tureck,' brother of the Orlowskl, rf ...... W e s t. High, perennial Rhode Is­ Turkey KetmUns Neutral today ordered an election to be ter" because be found no basis for le Ben Hog^n 6 0 12 diers and air corps men stationed lea, who soon identified him aa by the estate of John HIU to W il­ Rev. Dr. W. Ralph Ward, Jr, bride was best msm for Mr. Gari­ H. Ivanski, I f ...... 4 I 9 land champs.. .The Chapman Tech On the diplomatic front yester­ held within 30 days to determine rumors that the damage was so at Westover Field but those sta­ ^r;;Llsting the countries which Lorentz. Incidentally, the kind- liam E. HIU. pastor of .the South Methodist baldi. The maid of honor waa Mordawskl, c ...... 3 0 By Dave Oarlsan #nlqua, aometlmes hard to throw cagera get a chance Wednesday day. the state department received whether employes of The New serious aa to Impair America’s 6 tioned anywhere in this country. If ~ ’~'ive declared war on Japan,- Mr. hearted motorist, sympathetic Warrsatee church, officiated and burial was gowned In peacock blue velveteen, M. Ivanski, r g ...... 1 0 3 otf, may be formed. to even acores for low grades, formal notification that Rumania England Collapsible Tube Com­ abUlty to defeat Japan. . ria., Dec. 15.— (*>— Big- they are on leave or In this section, -sevelt asserted: with Norway, had loChed tbe al­ ( By warrantee deed property on In the Nathan Hale cemetery, fashioned with long baaqtw bodice, 8. Ivanski. Ig . 1 0 2 Few people are bom shooters • • • flunklngs. and other mishaps gen­ had declared war on the United pany of New London, Conn., want ttme golTs great j stntch-runner, will be admitted to shows here, un­ **rhsse and other peace-loving leged Norwegian $3.50 to help Turnbull road has been conveyed South Coventry. Tbe bearers and flaring skirt. Her turban of Slemlszskl, rf . 1 0 2 The principles ,of good mnrks- erally blamed on the teacher, States, and that Turkey would re­ to represented by Federal La- Hold Special OooJe reace Byron Nelaon or Toledo, Ohio, der the new price scale, at 4ialf itrics will be fighting as are wege Ernest and Arthur Wood- matching peacock blue velveteen Palnica, Ig ...... maaahip bo 'claaelflcd nader They're pUying to* F’actUty five main neutral. t)or Union 32,923 JAFL.) him on hla way. to F iiU P.-F lckel by Jeaale R. sprinted ahead of Ben Hogan to . 0 0 0 eamy price. Orst, to put an end to Japan's ■ Hoans Kiba^ another fugitive, worth, George Robinson and Ed' waa trimmed with salmon pink Kravonka, r g ...... - 0 0 six bra (Hags good poMttan, .. .The New Britain State Teach­ Turkey's decision was not re­ Horton. Bertln, D a . 15— (Official Radio win flrat money in tbe IIODOO « Offdala of the USO with head­ igpam of aggression, and, aec- was captured hy Another Nature. Qaltolalni ward LeDoyt, aU of Coventry. ostrich tips. Her arm bouquet was suparvlaion. Flinda- eengortaMe baldlag. aeebrato ers were pepped up ho end by that garded imfavorably here. It was Former Newepapemiaa Dies Received by A P)‘— Repreaentatlves MUmi open, but the UtUe Heiahey, quarters In the W ar Memorial to make good the right of Tbe Canadian wooda were too By quitclaim deed one-half inter­ of Germany, Italy and Japan met of token rones. •fotois -. 16 1 33 cerract breatblag, trig* 39-32 victory over Keene, N, H , and mankind to live in interpreted aa an indication that Pa., ator's saopnd place aewed up Building here, will receive ten per­ Turkey was continuing to resist much for him and when poison est in tqmbuU road property has today in a special conference ReferM To Bealga The mother of the bride wore MMdletowh Glrk ger aqfam ^ and ralaxsttoa. AD Teachen’ College which ia regard­ .ea undar conditions of security Washington, ifcc. 15— Don­ tee him two of the yaar'a most cent of the gross receipt* of these Nazi pressure to join the Axis ivy reached out and marked him been conveyed to Martha A. Flckel whldi. a German communique, said Waterbury, Dec. 15—(FP^Wa' plum colored silk a itb oorsage of B. F. T. ar* sanilly UnnortaaL ed a big threat-In the New Eng-, 'uatlca. ald F. Cameron, 39, formerly a eemtod honora. music. Tha ao-oallad shosfs for use In purchasing addi­ camp, ahd sUU presented a barrier by.FriU P. Flckel. waa “sununoned for the pulpoae Iter F. Torrance has submitted hla yellow roses and the mother ot A. Kokosaka. rf ... . 0 I 1 land Teachers' (toUege Confer­ « i>eople of this country are New England newspaperman. *dled as he passed there wag nothing Evan thoqgli he took a 73 and tional furniture for the headquar­ to any German thrust for the Mo­ Tbe Saving*. Bank of Mancbeator of dlaeuasing new* and important reMgnsUon to Judge CarroU C. the bridegroom, black silk with f \ V. Konopka, If .... . 1 0 2 I arould atrongly recommend ence. .. tmit*d in their determin- yesterday of injuries received a for him to do but give up. biaw hla thraa-day lead, Hogan ters I f conveyed Bast Oentsr street tasks resulting from "the common Hlncks of tbe United SUtes Dis­ coraagt of pink roaes. Kendaior, e . 0 0 0 that any aamast beginner Join an to cdnaccrate our national sul oU fields. Turkey recently was week prevtously in a fall at his Though aome of the guarda are tfktharad In a m J so check that designated a beneficiary of the property to William F. and Joseph war against the Anglo-Saxon trict CourL Tbe resignation is ef­ Mr. and Mrs, Garibaldi left for ZawleUnskL rg .... . 0 4 4 sccradltod rifla club. AaaocUUon and manpower to bring apartnoent. Cameron, formerly bad veterans of Germany's Worid war sent his year's tournament win­ Milwaukee, Wla.— lira. Oneida Univeraity, Ala.— Alabama, la lend-Ieose program. powere." fective December 31. No successor aa unannounced wedding trip, tbe Kokoaaks, If ...... 1 0 2 arith ahootara and competent ln> ively to an end, the jiestl- been employed by newspapers In I prison camps, they didn’t expect a B u r e tt nings . to 317,833 more money Lehman la only the secretary to Ua flrat eight games, scored more Russia's attitude concerning the Will be named and the Watorbury bride wearing a blue ensemble Oolba, Ig ...... 0 0 0 S t r a i t aa it seams, "form " is struetloh will go a long .aray to- aggrenjon and force Providence, R. L, and Quincy, that two prisoners would crawl than any other pro can win this tho Marquette university coaching points in tbe fourth quarter thsii Pacific conflict was clarified— but D rofs bankruptcy work wiU probably be with mink trim. arard OMfaction In abooUng. B y an. _ k i u long menaced the wortd Mass., and In the Boston and under an army truck and “ride CMIege P e e d Seutbeaet Oeaat year. ■ . triumvirate—Imt each w e ^ she In any other period. The Tide hpt to the point of indicating when bandied by Referee Saul ^ r m a n T o ta la ...... 3 5 4 Shooting aocredltcd club 1 mean on* affUi- Iriikh now baa struck dcltbkr- Washingtob offices of The Amo- the rods” when the truck left the He also received 30 poiato to­ walka off with the pot in their rang iip 72 points in the fourth, 55 the Soviet would take an active of Hartford. Spain Ralta Salliags Referaa, Roman. Bcora at half- ao atmpl* that would-be ~ directly at the safety of ciated PrcM. camp. T he Germans, however, Ctodnaatl. Dee. 15—(F>—Tba Dover, England, Dec. 15.— un— ward the Vardan Trophy— the atod arlth tbb National fUto weekly, office footbaU -guessing in the third. 3 9 'In the second and role. Moscow’s nsw ambassador, number.af fuU-Uina etudeats dow German hing-ranga guns on the Attorney Torrance, who ttoM30-3. datioB, tbiougb which tho chib ■ SUtqa.” made the mietake of hitch-hiking Madrid, Dec. 15— ppy— The pro’s amblam lof yaai^aruond tour* pooL 47 In the first quarter In those Maxim Utvlnoff, tam ed Japan *'a Fanwtr F iM U w r Dlca with a newspaper, reporter, who attoading MS approved colleges coast at fTanos pounded away for named referee ia bankruptcy in aamsat axedMnee—to run Ua obtains tha banaflt of eveiythlng Spaniah Transatlantic 'Company prlnciplea. Invariably tba begtoncr conteeto. - common enemy” in an interview drove them to the acareet poUce sad uBlTsrsltles la Aaisflca 1s t .l5 thra* hours today in tbe longest January, 1933 submttt^ bis total to a new raeord of 594. With new In the shooting gaam. as wcU announced today that aallingf Coral Gabloa, r u .—Bddi* Ar- wants to get doani and shoot, an- Syracuse—A few Syracuse foot­ ^'Air Operations Saturday, but he intimated that Wash! detachment. per ceat beloiy IMO, biggest drop nd bcsvtest bombardment of resignatiOR to Judge Hln(;ks but only taro P. Q. A.*speoaor*d tour^ I sxtnmaiy valuabla toehnical baU players wlU keep active In tn. D*c, 111^ WiU resumer rMihg at T M - Buasla felt it was doing the most .John F. Ikins. W , former pub- m m ta ln ’s soutiiea^ coast tn several renoalaed on tbe Job until this ouming that pmetlc* la manly tb* d. ' Canada's geography - defeats la enroUmeat stbee U U U -5 S ds- m w aBta IpCt. tha saoond plaea «a l Path. Jan. 1. ^ •ring of a-miffl6lit|y larg* num- winter aporta, uot tiM. majdrity O ear Lsuon good in the antl-Axfa strug^e by I Uaber of The WeahingteB Poet, most of tbs tu^Ctves. One of yearsi, a survey diseloasd weeka Most of the eheUa landed time at. the request of tbe federal Americas, had been postponed "by ‘Hm National Rifl* aaaortatlon. arfll cooeonttate on books. ooacsntiatlny-on Osmany. | government order." U m thtoBoa Jockay'a teag atia- o f m o ts, Thto t* a vaato of noB-proflt and self'isuatainlng,' I* (Hed today at hi$ beasa. tkaie nasMto V e a C S sx % jn t a a to the Dovar area. agb ridlac to tha Sal (Toots) Mirablto, fullback, ra b to tfafeiiil hla es/nsTU iotenml' r f ■ ■ r J ' •f-

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RED RYDER And BY FRED 1 'oHOOEE' r>E /'jfVtYBE ^ Sense and Nonsense SO.^\E- So s >s PANOO '-E . e o , D cSRAv e IN) KtLL-J!'5 'O . =D ’C rO S T HER' '..iKE Do Something Different , 1940 What this country needs right HE DO 3D One evening recently we attend­ "Oh, Johnny, dear, let’s wait a now Is a 48-hour day. ed an amateur show. Fifteen year - ambitious young people from the You might get caught In the Another waste 1s the burning otf Announcements 2 Business Services Offered 13 Articles for Sale 45 Plumbing and Electrical city and the surrounding country­ draft!" Legal Notices 78 side competed for a twenty-five fallen leaves. Nature's way Is 1941 to turn them to the earth where A , Fixtures 52-A PoKce Court dollar prize. MAGAZINE CHRISTMAS GIFT H O LID AY SPECIAL -= Kitchen FOR SALEl—s t a n d a r d com­ AT A CorUT OF rilOHATE HLI.D "Oh, Mary, dear, we’ve watted a they help maintain soil fertility. •ubaciiptions accepted to Dec. linoleum, washed and waxed for puting scale, 24 lb. capacity, good lit .Maiiolii'iitcr. u-lthin and for llir Several attractive young wom­ year SAVE AS MUCH a-s 40 percent on IMutrlvt tif .ManoJieeirr, nn llio I3 ili Red Cross Notes Man mig.ht well take this tip from en sang....and one of them was 20U>. Gift carda sent on all orders. $1.00. Write New Ar^ Cleaners, condition. Call Manchester 3322. lighting fixtures. Dining room or da.v of Ocromlirr, A. P.. l-Ml, Now they've made it two and a nature. Pbone 6981. 66 Hudson street. Box W, Herald. living 5 light indirect fixtures PreaetTt WII.I.IA.M ,S. HYDE. Kt■.I'q , outstanding. A boy and a girl half!" FOR SALE MEN'S REBUILT .IfidKf. it Manchester Chapter did a tap dance that everyone $5.95. Bathroom fixtures 65c. Free Harnson Sister’s Beau—Bobby, do you MOTHER WOUCD LIK E number and relasted' shoes. Better than Emulf of Annii' H. Hanna lair of seemed to enjoy. A number of Mo»aUI AI.'uu'lH-Klcr Kxoculor.’ program, a clever chap .stepped /JV/" - Course may enroll in the Advanc­ are to go to the following gradu­ train left the station. ^ Bobby Only 'ceptln' once In a cut Christmas tree 7 The New —That .kIx inonUiH out and did something dllTerent' Automobiles fur Sale 4 England Lily Gardens. 36 Bush Fuel and Feed 49-A from tin- 13ih ila>- «>f Decombor A, ed Course and we would like to ates: Florence Benson. Donald The middle-aged man In the while when mother and Aunt Mary Musical Instruments 53 have all those with Standard cer­ He tap danced on his heels. He Hill Road is where you can see !>., 1!H1 1)0 and tho namo arp llniU- Found Not Guilty of Boos. Mrs. Norman Cubberly, corner eyed him with scorn. aren't lookin’. rd nnd allow I'd f>>r tho <'trdit>t|-4 tificates to do Just that. The A'tU snapped his lingers In a perfect IC ll PONTIAC stream liner sedan. tree cut, selection may be made FOR SALE— FlREPLAt:E and Frank Dexter, Leigh Dc Pelllgrini, -Middle-aged man -W hen I was OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. W ILLIA M S OUK nOAKDlN(. 110U>lv 1937 Olds sedan. 1937 Willys FOR SALE -USED PLAYER within whioh i.. l.rliiK in Uiolt olaniM vanced Course Is designed both for" imitation of tap dancing. He w I m MAJOR HOOPLB any day after 3:30 and week ends stove length wood. Apply Edward piano, beautiful tone, perfect aKainM said oNialo. and liie said Evading Renpoiisibility George Duncan, Barbara Falkow- your age, my lad, I ^ u ld run a Salesman . Where is the mana­ sedan, 1936 Dodge sedan. 1936 those who desire more Instruction took tap dancing out of the rut all day. J. Holl. Tel. Manchester 5117 or working order including 75 rolls oxooutor In dlrfolid to jclvo pul>ln' ski. Dorothy Foley. Francis Gels.*- half mile, catrh a train by the ger's office? m o m m y 't /OH.THZCT OUT THERET Pontiac sedan. 1939 Pontiac .sta­ 5118. notloo to tli4' rredllors to liriiiK In In Accident. and practice in practical problems lor, Dorothy Hansen, Edward Har­ and did something original with skin of my teeth, nnd yet be as .“Stenographer— Follow the pass-, GOT \ f ';sn"S S T U P P I HADDA A D ! N O W I ^<^JOW MOW and bench. A bargain. Kemp's tholr olalimt wltliln nab! time all«)w- and for those who took the Stan­ It. HS proved that there Is tion wagon; Cole Motors 4164. ris. JeSaJo Hewitt, Luella Horton, fresh as a daisy. age until you come to the sign CHRISTMAS U PLJf OUTA TH’ KIDS' O'-R HINDU BROTHERS Inc. od i»y poxtin»: a copy of thii* order dard course at some time previ­ something new under the aun, ov r r on tlio pul>llo wIki;. |>ost . no.’iront t " In Town Court this morning El- Dorothy Hubbard, Ann Bylkka, Young fellow— Yes. but I missed reading "No Admittance", go up PRESEMTS.' I' WAV.' iTSTOOMEAP . ,, w h e n THEV D'.'G M I — Trucking— Garden— Farm— Dairy ously and desire to bring their even In tap dancing. The crowd tho plaro wltoro rho doooahcd laM beme Harnson of 15 Turnbull road Augustine Kamienski, Emily l^iss- this one at the last station stairs till you see the sign "Keep HAH, / CHEISTMAS TO Be M ^ GaraRcs— Service— Storage 20 dv'- ti ulilHn xald loit n and liy first aid knowledge up to date. greeted him with a roar of ap­ LiP THE KOHlNOOR Products 50 FOR SALE— PIANO, also hall man. Lillian kurjala, Tolni Ltfrson, Out." follow the corridor till you MOMMY/ U^IM’ MY H^D StoraRe 10 li^ltitiK tin $-ann“ in sotno lo'Wjtpapor was found not guilty of a charge The course consists of five 2-hour Florence Mat.dcn, Ernestine May­ plause. And, of course, he walked STORAGE rack. Telephone 6762. ha\inu a oli'4milation in .*ald prohato A pleasant word in passing as see the sign "Silence," then yell GREEN M OUNTAIN Potatoes. dlutrin within ton flays* from tho ol evading responsibility as the re­ periods extei.ding over five weeks. nard, Donald McCabe, D. F. Mc­ away with the prize. Moving and I'acking. The Austin The same text books arc re­ we meet other people may not be for him Firsts $1.25 per bii., seconds 60 FOR SALE—O A LA N TI piano ac­ dat*' of UuR ord*r. ami r•■turn make sult of an accident on Middle turn­ Cann. Francis McColitun, Florence Doing something different Is the Important in a sense, but It helps HERE, GARAGE FOR KENT. Apply 87 A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6260 cents per bu., field run 90c per to this oonif.of tlio notlor mvon quired in the Advanced course aa Jyv\ cordion. like new. Hedeen's An­ pike west a week ago at which Patterson, Mary Rice, Dorothy world's most powerful attention- to make life more pleasant, nnd What Is the most Important ATEN Cedar street. hii.. at the place. Frank V. W il­ W ILLIAM S. liYIU: in the Standard course. It is re­ Robinson, Mrs. William Rui»b, Mar­ getter! The dull mediocrity of tique Shop. Manchester Green. .Ind^c, time the parked car of Calvin Tag­ this 1s Important. shot In golf?—The next shot. liams. 1632 Tolland street. TrI. .5833. gart was struck. Damage was quested that everyone bring in tha Salo, Charles Senkboil, Mr. the ordinary lulls us to sleep. The RepainnR 2S one 40-inch triangle bandage to Wanted Autos—^ slight, paint having been scratch­ and Mrs. A. Hyatt Sutliffo, Mabdo nsw, different and unexpected AT r o r u T UK I’Kun.M i: m :i.n ed from the cars. the classroom. Shearer, Vallette Turner. Mrs. Ot--, wakes us up. Thousands of peo- PIAN O TUNING and repairing. at .>lcim'hr,«tc-i'. wlihin .uni f..r the The class will start at 7:15 p. m. HOLD EVERYTHING Motorcycles 12 Household Goods 51 Office and Store t>{ >!iinrh* *4t. f. >iii tlu' 1.1th According to the witnesses to Winters. Cecelia Wandt. ^ e ore doing things the old way. Player pianos a specialty. John at the SUitr Trade School audi­ Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. Equipment 54 tlay I'f lU'cxnihcr A. I». ! !• 11 brought in by the state, the car of The above named graduates are They win little attention. It Is WOULD LIKE TO buy Oldsmo FURNITIIR e GIFTS!! I’lfKrm W ILLIAM S. HYlaK. Knn.. torium tomorrow night. The in­ requested to rail at the State the man who does things In a :—Tliat t lie for*'going Taggart related he followed the Guard on D ili/ Tile fatalily followed two otiier wife to five of 'hjs friends. Soon SAWS SET AND filed, by hand Kncchole Desks ...... $16.95 appih'jit Ifiti l»e Ju afd and det^'rinin- instances of gunfire involving sol­ Evening Herald «d at the I’roijalo OfTi.’c In Man­ colliding vehicle and found it park­ after her husband ...arrived home, or machine, cord wood saws gupi- Living Room Ensembles . . .$79.95 winter coat, sdze 12—used very dier guards. little, half price $7.00, teal hltie. chester in said I>istriet. on t)j«‘ 2'*th ed in Hamson’s driveway. The nc- and before long, a riies.senger boy med. General grinding.' 15 yeal*s Westlnghouse Radios ...... $11.95 i m i Tw-o Ann) sentries guarding llie Classified Advertisements Call at 14 Knighton street, morn­ •lay i.f I*, r , A . ; . ,U '♦ .r.-hM-k ciuxed said he did not know he had Shoots Woman came In with five replq-s to the Count ill Mverant words to a tins experience. Capitol Grinding Com­ Fitted Sewing Cabinets . . .$ 9.95 in tlo- fMiinoon. and lliat iiotlr** l.e struck anything. Southern Pacific railro&d tunnel wires his wife had sent. They all Bedroom Ensembles ...... ings. given to all pertons interested in Initials, numhars and abbraviatlont pany. 531 Lydall street. Phone $79.95 Why He Dimmed Lights near Chatsworth. where five rail­ read: "Ye.s, Jack Is .spnndlhg the saeb count as s word and compound Breakfast Sets ...... «aid estate of the pendetn'v of saicl 7958. $16.95 Htipli.uition jinfl the time and t>lace For the defense. Attorney Jay roadmen perished in a freight night with me." r'- words as two words Nfinimnm cost Metal Utility CabineUs .. .. Aiitoist Ortlerod to Halt $ 5.95 Wanted— To Buy 58 of hearinn ilu reon. i«y puMishing a E, Rubinow brought out that the wrec k Nov. 19, were fired on twice Is pries of three lines WANTED TO TUNE, repair and copy of thin (»rder in some news- Lina rates per day for translant Comfortable Sofa Beds . . . .$39.95 in daylight .Sunday by an unseen regulate your piano or player tiapcr having a circulation In said accused was driving an old car By Sentry* Sentry Fires Wonsan—I want some nice, blg'^ ads. Magazine Racks ... ^...... $ 1.95 W ANTED TO BUY a milk route. assailant. apples for my sick husband. You MeetSar* March 17. 1997 piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. • llstilct, at U.ist five days before with windows shut and radio turn­ Innerspring Mattresses ....$19.95 Write Box M, Herald or tele­ the day of s.aid he.ariihg, to appe.ar if ed on. It was asserted if there When Not Obeyed. Saturday night there was « know whether they have been Cash Cbaraa Axminster 9x12 Rugs ...... $34.95 phone 5260. they see cause at said time and mysterious attack on soldiers • ConsacuUva Uays...i 7 ctsi I cts pla« e and he heard reiatUe iliento, was a collision Harnson did not sprayed with poison? S Consacutira Days... f ots|ll ots ALBERT'S—EST. 191 1 know of it. Harnson said that lie guarding a br dge near Oxnard. Clerk—No. ma'am, you'll have Help Wanted— Female 35 Waterbury and make nturn to this r.nirt Los Angeles, Dec. 15— (/Ti — A Police said six or seven men got Day ...... In otsfii cts WIlaLI.VM S. llYr>K flicked his lights on dim on ap­ to get that at the drug store. All ordara for Irrayular insertions Rooms Without Board 59 .JmUe. 19-year-old Army private who fir­ out of {in automobile on the bridge, WANTED-WOMEN for sorting FOR SALE — CIRCULATING proaching the railroad crossing on 'Mil ba eharsad at tha ona tlma rata. ed his gun when a motorist ignor­ fired at the sentries, nnd fled WHY MIOTHEES g e t GRAt/ 'iJi3lN60/ ^ Spacial ratea for Iona tarm arary small plants, in nursery ware­ heater, like new. Inquire 843 Main FOR RENT -FURNISHED rooms the turnpike in order better to see northward when the soUliers re­ day adrarttslng given upon raqoast. AT A fu rin * UK FMMKATi: HKLl* ed his command to halt was in SIXIRIES IN STAMPS house, Long job, warm quarters, street. Apt. A. Telephone 2-0194. with heat and bath. 364 Parker the high-way. He thus explained turned fire. So one was injured. Ads ordered before tha third or good pay. C. L. Vanderbrook A at .Manchest. r, ulthm'ami for tlo' the state's testimony that he had Jail on a suspicion of murder book­ 8fth dsy will be charged only for street. Tel. 6339. I>lsirlet of ManeiieHter. on (tii lltli snapped off his lights after the BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES tha actual number of*tlmes tha ad ^ n , 26 Lydall street. FOR SALE— BARSTOW gray «iay of 1 ).-»'.-miM r .\ I», l •.» n . ing today as the army'"»ssiied an Good Luck, Jeff BY EDGAR MARTIN appeared, charging at tha rata earn- combination ga.s, and Florence oil FOR REN T—LARGE furnished Present W IL U A M S. IIYI'K. K.s«t , mishap. appeal for cooperation with sen­ •d but no allowancaNor refunda can WANTED— CAPABLE stenog­ burner range. Good condition. No room, twin beds, suitable for 2 Judge. Judge Raymond R. Bowers said tinels and patrols. Kxpec’l Fire Truck ba made on aix tlm^ads stopped rapher for steady work. Write men. TelepJjone 2-0232. Tni.*t Kstale Klizabeth Shewry in view of the very slight collision The Army gave Private Eugene Yoo atTTEU. HcsesT <&vku.w. ^ .C ' •- -rotst,- OOt4'T VtT (>.» TO after tha fifth day. \ reasonable offer refused. Phone u-\v of John M, Shewry lat*- of Man­ SoJtW— YOO § M . - HOfV- OOeMVT No **tlll forbids” : dlspl^ Unas aot Box K. Herald. 5993. chester. in said Dlstrlrt. deceased. that had taken place, he could not I. Tuttle of Divide. Mont,, into the \AOT*cee. h avb An n po h w m ~ »,*x> TUVV^^«'®^ VIA oost sold. Delivery Soon ROOM AND BREAKFAST for The Tru.*«tee having exhlhitexl its determine that the accuseil did ac­ custody of the sheriff last night V H JAyi\ eCKttA AVjOVMk TO 6ooc>®ve'' ------Tbs Harsld will not be raahonsibla SALESLADIES W ANTED for full FOR _ SALE— CHESTERFIELD annual acc/uml with said estate to casee, ov men only. Tel. 4804. tually know ol it, and he gave after Mrs. Adcle Brandel, 52, so­ tPOO.7 for more than ona Incorrect'insar* time work. Apply F. W. Wool- sofa, one year old. in excellent this Court for allowance. It Is Harson the benefit of the doubt cially 'prominent Los Angeles tlOB of any advertisement ordered worth Co., Manchester. :—That the 2 'lh vla\' for more than ona time. \ condition. Inquire after 6 p. m.. 32 FOR RENT -FURNISHED room, of lU'Cemher A. I>,. 1IMI at ■'* o'clock and found him not guilty. woman, was shot to death near Lifting of the ban on the manu­ The Inadvertent omission of Imr Walnut street. W AN TE D — A FEW MORE good suitable for 2. Gentlemei\, pre­ forenoon, at th»* Probate Ufflc- in (^ se Is Continued the Municipal airport. facturing of fire fighting appara­ oorrect publication of advertising^ Kiild Mam-lH'Sler. be and the sairte The case ot Anthony Saduwskl Sheriff's Inspector Walter Hunt­ will be rectified only by cancellation \ 'wotnen for sorting. Apply Burr ferred. Telephone 6040. l.H assigned for a hearinu on tli'e tus. as was done on Saturday, may of Vernon, charged with violation er said Tuttle, of the 65lh Field •f the charge made for the aerTica ^uriiefie.t. allt*wan«o of said aceount witii .said make possible, the much earlier rendered. Machinery and Tools 52 estate, and this Cotirt directs tlie ol rules of the road was ordered Artillery, told him a motorcycle C9fl IW1 »T Nt* mvig, iwc T. M. tM, u. A SAT ftgy L i d All advertisements must conform WAJ^TED—EXPERIENCED girl FOR RENT--ROOMS. Telephone Trustee to gi\* iMii»ll«* notl«'«' to all continued to allow time for the de­ officer asked several soldiers to delivery to the South Manchester In style, copy and typography with RECONDITIONED ALLIS Chal- persons ini. r.'ste«i ilierein i>. a|»- \ to live In. Good home and salary. 4254. fense to produce w’itncss whose help him strip blue coverings from Fire department of the new piece .Uinior' I lold you not lo tune In anj' hot. music— now regulations enforced by the publish* meni on new rubber, tised plows. p**ar ami 1h heard thereon h\' tiuii- Call 5M2. statement is deemed neceasary be­ automobile headlights. ora and they reserve the right to Oliver No. 4oo new model plows llshint; a er.py of this order In some of apparatus voted at the annual just look at our house!” edit, rilVIte or reject any copy con* FOR RENT—ATTRACTIVE sln- IH wspatier havluK a cir.-ulalion in fore the case is decided. When the automobile bearing on rubber, brush harrows, milk* meeting last month. The officers •Idered objectlonabla. WANTED^- GIRL FOR house- gle and double rooms. In new said Pistriet. n%» da\s lofor* said The accused is represented by Mrs. Brandel and her husband. Dr. c lo sin g lio ru s—Classified ads ing machines. Dublin Tractor Co., home, convenient to Aircraft. da> of hx-aring ami return make to of the district hhve not 'decided .aaeaaaeaaeaaa. to bo published same day must l>S work, four^ rooms one child, Attorney William S. Hyde. Sadow- Harry M. Brandel, failed to stop upon any particular make ot fire WiUlmantic. Call 6759. this t.’uurl. at Tuttle's command, said Hunter, Anzacs Like Fighting— FUNNY BUSINESS -roealved by 17 o’clock noon Sstor- school age. 'Salary 48 to start. WILLIAM nvm: ski was arrested o.ver a weP>—Buell A BUILCINS) / wa'VE reported, has not been located as talsphoned ads will be assumed and would be permitted to drive during H. Cook. 52, of 76 Hopkins street, The stamp above, issued by 6eMao4ee their aecurary cannot ba guaran- W ANTED —COOK for lunch room. FOR RENT— 3 FURNISHED yet for court appearance. New Zealand in 1936, commem- V - toad Over $6,000 Sold in blackouts in that manner. for the last six months employed R’eavNHfBe, Inquire at 248 Wetherell street. rooms with,heat. January 1st. 626 Leo Blake of 65 High street re­ oratea the 21st anniversary of the Center street. Gustave Schaller. MaJ. Gen. Joseph Stillwell, com­ ns a perter at Hotel Bond, died CAP Index of ClassiBcatione One Day at Post Office ceived suspension of judgment on manding army forces in Southern last night at a party given by landing of the Anzacs at Gallipoli. BIrtbt ...... A payment of costs for driving with­ The Anzacs— Australian and ICnoKcm.nt, ...... ■ Help Wanted— Male 36 California, Issued a statement ask­ Hotel Bond for employes In th* Suburban for Rent 66 —Is Record for a Day. out a license. It was stated the ac­ ing civilians to keep a close watch hotel ballroom. Medical Examiner Mew Zealand Army Corps^man- MarrliKC* ...... C cused. a service station employee, ...... D WANTED—MEN for delivering for military guards and to stop Im­ Ferry T; Hough, said death was age to squeeze into those places Card of Thatilt...... ■ FOR RENT— COMFORTABLE According to Postmaster was steering a car that was being mediately at military barriers or due to natural causes, where going is roughest. In the In ftlautoriam ...... , g Koppers Coke. Koppers C\>ke pushed when he was halted by po­ CVimpany, 171 Walnut street, room for two people. All con­ Thomas J. Qulsh. of the local post last war more than half the cow­ tA>at and Found ...... 1 veniences. $7 weekly. Telephone lice. Announcamnats ...... * t Hartford. office, there will be special deliv­ boy-hatted antipodean troops garsonals ...... $ Rockville 238. A fine of $5 and costs was im­ Wfre wounded or killed. Automolillee ery service Christmas Day and all posed In the case of Alex Nurmi, a Crwheted Bedr€tom Stippers 'Again, in the present conflict, Antomobies for Sale ...... « Dors— Birds— Pels 11 ,.arcel post gifts packages will be boarder at 61 Winter street, held the Anzacs find themselves in a Automobiles for Eichanga •••• I Wanted to Rent 68 taken care of. This, the postmas­ for intoxication on complaint ol Auto Accessories—Tires ...... • dimcult battle sector. Th4y were CANARIES — Yorkshires and ter stated, has been the practice the owner. Auto Repairing—Painting 7 WANTED—3 HEATED rooms, chosen to drive the Axis troops Auto Schools ...... 7-A Choppers young birds In full for a numbet of years and will be Other Cases Tried from Libya. A contingent got ds Autos~8hlp bv Truck ...... • song, all colors. Make your selec­ and bath In Manchester, unfur­ continued this year. Judgment was suspended on A L L E Y OOP Autos—For Hire ...... f nished. Employed couple. Write far as Tobruk but were cut off In the Spidcr’p Parlor BY V. T.l Oarages—Servici^—.Storags ... lo tion early for Christmas. Call The local office reported a big payment of $3 costs in the case of from the main army and holed up \ Box J, Herald. ' ond and stamp business for last Motorcycles— Utcycles ...... U j after 4, Tarasiuk, 21 Florence St. Arthur R. Towne of 425 Middle for the summer. /•.•Va - ly-mKTT’iM arnaUT/ fir .WanUd AutoB-.Motorcycles ... If .-Saturday. A total of $3,200 In turnpike east, charged with fall­ C A N T b e m uch V • VCH_THIS YXXILD BE A They held out for five month* KC IM X a u . BkSHT, RAiSTVtei?., r r ’S, T H IS ''sC O O O PLACE TtStT CUT Dualoaea aod Prafeeelatial fiervlcea I C A N A R IE S -B F A U T IF U L slng- bonds and $3,000 in stamps were ' Legal Notices 78 ing to halt at a stop sign. On a X W ' l i ; until a British force (more COME^ MATE )CK. /Me*O...THE BHGIMKJII I t o ; I» A MEOLYriPlECEO ..IP Business Services Offered . . . 4. 11 I ing canaries. Bred to sing the sold on that day. This, according .similar count the caM of Elle Jo- ..CHALK. UP A / WAR'S Ovess/ WE’RE ALL ' Household Service* Offered ....ll-A Anzacs) slashed their way through SET D A R K ! OF A • THERE BttUdlng***Cont raciing ...... I way you like. Every bird guaran­ AT A CO,CUT OK J'llOBATE HEED to the postmaster, is the largest doin of 27 Oak street was nolled Ot AER VlCTOicy/ A P B ,( y Pl a c e "To '^^4A3 a m v RIGHT...VJCPPO teed. Cages, set^, and accessories. .It .Manchriirr. within and for tha the German tanks on the Libyan M il* m POC THE ( \Tj» 1“ SPEKJDTHE/ FORce, k k io n g wvycr glorlsta-^Nurseries ...... || amount sold to date for a single on payment of $5 coats. Herbert U-rz-ts CHIEF/ Funeral Directors ...... tt Visit the Edgewood Canary Farm. Dlhfrlri of Manchester, on the 13th day. Sherwood of 192 Hartford road % i 7 t escarpment and released their HICHT X o o n v HE'S COIN.. Heatlng*-Plumblng—Roofing 11 , Last house on right over woo q.. Extra Help I* Hired failed to appear on-a-eount of f i l l ­ “You’re too accurate— I u id ju it to scare him !” T O » L E E P » J Milllnary*—Dressmaking IS ■ bridge at rotary, Bolton Notch. JmlRp. Extra help for the parcel post ing to halt at a stop' sign. Movin'g-^TrucklnK—Storage .. 10 of nridkff't Agnpit I>unti service was started today at the On charges of intoxication and Public Passenger Service ...... 10-A ! FOR SALE MALE CANARIES, ale\f*f .Manohoster, in Bait! bF^lrlct, local office. The Incoming and out­ assault on his wife, August Kanehl TOONERVILLE POLKS Painting—Puperihg ...... •••• I guaranteed singers. R. Grimlcy. tlPOfl^SOU. BY FONTAINE FOX Profeasional Ser\-iceS ....v .,.. il The Administratrix having ex- going mall over the weekend of 36 Woodbrldge street was fined Rspalring ...... it ; 174 Cooper street. Tel. 7121. hibitctl her adininintration account UMAV/ARE <3E THBIIC LEADER’S necessitated this move. On Thurs­ $5 and 'costs on the first count DEFEAT BY A & E Y OOP» TV4B MEM Ot* Tailorings—DyeiiiR^Cleanlng .. U with said estate lo this Court for day December 18, the first batch with a fine of $10 and a 15 days Toilet Ooodn .itiil Service IS allowance. It Is A SLIGHT HITCH IN THE SHIPPER'S CHRISTMAS' TOY WINDOW WOPPO'S BUbCK GUARD C4-4EBR AT Wanted—Business Service .♦••• IS Poultry and Supplies 43 0KDF:RKL>:— That the ^.^th dav t.f of extra help in the office and suspended Jail sentence and proba­ ______SIGHT- S e e in g Bus idea SIGHfT OP TH E FAM IU AR , FULL- Kdureiloeal December A. D..‘ 1^41 at 9 t.'ciock mail carrier service will also start tion Tor three months Im p o ^ on ARM O RED FKSURfi RETTURKlILiG Couraas gnd Classes ...... fl NATIVE TURKEYS for sale, Al­ forenoon, at the Probate Office In and will continue through (^Tirlst- the assault charge. FROM TV4E WOC7D* ' Prleal# Insiructlona ...... 11 said Munchester, l>e and the same Is bert Bogh. !>64 Bush Hill Road. assigned for a heurliig on the al­ mas. M n ilcl—Ommatic ...... f| Manchester. lowance of said adnilnlstrntion ac-,e . Postmaster Qulsb urged extreme /*-/r Wanted—In.irucUvn...... N couttt with said estate and ascur- care in marking and packing mail n .ii.r l.l talntiKiTt of heirs and this Court di­ matter. He strMsed that artlclee Abpility to Gar^ . Bonda—Stock.—Mortaagaa ... I] rects the Administratrix to give Butin.ta Opportunttl.i ...... M public notice to’ftll peTfons Interest­ of a fn ^ Ie nature should be mark­ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Mother’s Two Bits’ W’oflh BY MERRILL BLOSSEI Honey to Loan . tl DROP IN — OR CALL IN — ed therein to appear gnd be heard ed plainly on the package and all Food Is Shown ______n , Help and klinailaa. To thereon by publishing a copy of valuable mall matter should be In­ Ralp. Wanted—Kemal...... || this order in some new’spaper hav­ McKlNNEV BROTHERS sured. Address all letters, cards 5246 •^Bu t , p o p , w h e n "itHj w a a r A n d ALL An d TVte n e x t I n Y o u r d a y , pop, Holp Wantad—Ual...... M ing H clroulutlon in said District, COURTING MOM. OlONT M3U •altam.n Waat.d ...... M-A Fog tnsunuioe five days before said day of hearing-, and parcel poet matter plainly and New York, Dec. IS— — T|4E NtCMT (T COST •• DAY I CAME ir WASn T t u b INITtAl. MorwBMi A r t and return make to this Court, and PLAN MEMORABLE e v rN lN M EVENING W E WAS FIFTV d o w n wrrM Co s t — rrw A siH e- Halp Wanted—Mala or Femala IT' S06 .Main Street (At the Center) mail first clasa, .admonished the Oranges from California, pecans By Mrs. Aniiq_ Cabot your winter dressing gown or I t U T 'fiOUV* NJE/MO. WONOERFUl. PSpRLB — Asaata Wanted ...... |1-a by tnailing bn or before December poatnuiJter. He: 41*° urged • local You can have a couple of pairs bathrobe. . E V B R y ^ .0 3 S T c e n t s , MINO BRONCHITIS a n d TWlV ALWAYB U«J> Maorbester. Conn. 15, 1941, by registered malt, a copy from Oklahoma, oysters from Bal- PORBCffTWN ? ME • O j l T l HIR9D MY PAtHER 4WD UPKEEP/ SItaatlone Wanted—F.mala ... li patrona to mall ^arly and to ad- done In time for Christmas. Made If you plan to u4e them for pres­ Vtxi / KATHERB WW ARfiUMBNTS ■Itaatlona Wanted—Male .... II Telephone 6060 • 7433 of this order addressed to Justin timbre, baked beans from Boston A HORSV^^'ANOSLaOH IN DOOOR FDR. THBIR. SONS ! Baiploymant Ac.nctee ...... 40 l.xathrop. Center street. Rockville, dreaa mall to those having a box and sdrapple from Phlladelphla- In a handsome easy-to-do braid ents, choose the bright blue and — AND M3UR MOTNER BILLS/ U to Stark—Prie—Feeltry— Conn.: Dorothy Hannon. I ll Bel­ number by writidg the number stitch they are inexpensively cro­ white or holiday red and white. AND I WENT ID . 8039 low Rond. Kasl Hartford. Conn.; a veritable feast. Vekl'rlea ATWOOD AND b a c k / Dot*—Btrde—Pete, 41 Kva Norris, 7 .McL>onough Place. plainly on the envelope. Only it wasn’t cheted of 3 1-ounce balls of wool For complete crocheting direc­ Uva Stock—Vehicrei ...... «| Middletown. Conn.; Raymond I^ath- All these delicacies were flown in a dark shade and 1 ball of a tions for Crocheted Bedroom SUp^ Foultry and Supplies ...... 41 Anyone who Is going places will rop, 42 Rast Center street. Manches­ Given M'ar Name here yesterday not so much for- bright contrasting shade. pers (Pattern No. 5246) illustra­ Wanted —Pat*—Poultry—Stork 44 want this yoqthful style—it's a ter. Conn.'; Pearl Lathrop and John The ones in the illustration are Lathrop. Ivoih of Rockville, Conn., eating purpooea aa for a test to tions of stitches used, amounts of For *alr—Mlerrlleereee dress for day and evening eveni Hemphia, Tenn., Dec. .l5— ■ show how the 363 transport planes made at royal blue and white la oaaterials specified, send 10 cents AltleU* For Sal* ...... 41 when^yqp '%ant to look your naoit R. K. D.; Kdw’nrd Duitn and Claude Boata and Aeeresurlea ...... 41 FIRE Dunn, both rare of George C, Less* The Uteat culinary delight on of America's 19 commercial i air­ used tor the stripes 'You can use In coin, your name and address Baiidint Materials ...... tl aenmptious. A swirling (^iry Is ner. Atty.. Manchester. Conn. Memphla’ famed Beale street-la the lines could carry 2,896,000 pounds brown and beige, wine and dusty and the pattern number to Anne Dlaasonds —Watehss—Jswelry 41 topped with a soft feminine^4>edlce WILLIAM H. HYDE "stars and bare-be-cue.” Before the of food to New 'Yorkers in any war pink or any other combination of Cabot, The Manchester Herald, -106 Electrical Appllancea—Radio.. 41 and the raised skirt line ia em­ “ . Judge.' Fuel and Ford ...... 4 'j A INSURANCE H-12-15-41. war it was Just plain pig-aandwich. emergency. colors that will harmonize with Seventh Avenue. New York Qty. Oardaa-Farm—Dairy Prodocta M phasized with a. detail of lacing Bou—HeU Goods ...... tl Now ia the time to net that right at the waistline. The neck­ 5 ^ * • Maoklaary and Toola ...... It insurance on your furniture line la low enough to need the or­ Santo’s Wonderland By Hal Cochran JUkifLi Hasleal instramsnu ...... II namentation )rou like to wear .'OVIea and Stors Bquipmsnt ... 44 you have been thinking: of. dtps or s multi-strand necklace Bpaelala at tk* Stors* ...... H Many fires happen around THOSE cu m m s G«Ci THE as FAST asoETTVBifsscsT look: 8CORCUY SMITH Bk>w-Ont! 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MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1941 UGE SIXTEEN '*tanrl{rBlsr EurnittH

HALE'S SELF SERVE The Original In New England! BUY u.niD AND HEALTH MARKET OTATU

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TUESDAY SPECIALS Double Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales AH Day Tuesday. Fill the Gift DOUBLE Hale's Bread Loaf 6 C >1 Large Package Softasllk List at HALF'S} V - Cake Flour pkg. 2Sc With These Suggestions i;i GREEN A Wheaties 2 pkgs. 23 c WWWWIKMWMIKWnHKWWWMOKWWMHKiKWWWnMHKMWnmWWniWMMWWeCMefWeMtWnCW STAMPS * No. 3'/j Can Burt OIney “HIS & HER” — “MR. & MRS’ LISLE TOP 42 GAUGE Given With I FIRST QUALITY Sauerkraut' Can 9c Cash Sales SOLID COLOR TOWEL SETS! NEW RAYON LADIES’ NorSVi Can Burt OIney Tuesday Two bath towels and two face cloths with J Spinach Can 1 3 C embroidered His & Her or Mr. & Mrs,. All ■WWMWMWnCMM ■"colors. $1.981 HOSM Y

teO z. Can Bnrt OIney f m A Fine Hose for Everyday W’ear! !C pr. • CANNON AND MARTEX BLOUSES Tomato Juied Gan 9 C H Children's blouses In silk and lotton. TOWEL SETS $1 .0 0 5 SIMULATED LEATHER OR FABRIC M Long and short sleeves. Peter Pan and Camay Soap 4 Bara 25C Three patterns in three different boxes. 5 club cellars. All white and white with col- All colors. 2 ored embroidery. Sizes 7 to 16. $1.29 OTHER TOIVEL SETS ...... TO $10.95 \ HANDBAGS In top handle or envelope styles. ORDER NOW: All cojiies of better bags. Black, $ l 0 0 | — { Brown, Navy. » Cannon Face Cloths t i O 5 Gifts for Girl Scouts Cigars in Boxes of 25 and 50. IC ea. I

and Kitchen Dolls « I Girl Scout Uniforms, size-8 to 16 .... $3.75 All Brands of Cigarettes in Cartons 5 The cutest dolls imaginable. Made from face cloths and " H Betels, sizes 22 to 2 3 ...... $1.10 kitchen towel and dish cloths. \ Toiletries Tobacco in Pound Cans, Etc. f Willianfs’ Shaving Sets ...... ■ I B e lt s ...... 50r ____65c 2 All Attractively Packaged - 50’’x30” R.\YON D A M A SK 1 Yardley Shaving Lotion...... * Old Spice Shaving S e t s ...... $2.00 I Scarfs ...... 50c

for Christmas. Sutton’s Bubble B ath ...... ___ 59c * LUNCH SETS4 Friendship Cologne with Atomizer .i...... 51 25 jj Socks, knee length and short socks, Lustrous rayon damask with four nap­ $1.39j Large, Juicy kins to match. 2 Apple Blossom Cologne with Atomizer ... ____$1.25 « Sizes 8 V2 to IOV2 ...... “^Oc ^ Evening in Paris Sets ...... Doz. $100 J Bracelets...... 3.5c plus federal tax Florida Oranges 21c HAND BLOCKED FAST COLOR Refillable Bath M it ts ......

S Le Sonier Cologne...... 50c V Handbooks ...... 50c Large, Sweet, Juicy y Revlon Manicure S e t s ...... ____ $ 1.00 5 . . DISH TOWELS ___$1.00 I Vanities Sets ...... 35c 4 for 17c An outstanding fruit pattern in all C C8-* i Tweed Cologne ...... Grapefruit color combinations. You will want H Yardley Lotus Cologne...... 2 9 $1.00 I 50c plci't/ of these. No. 1 Baldwin ______j Plus Excise Tax.

I Birthday Bonks ...... 15c 52”x52” FAST COLOR PRE-LAUNDERED * " ' Apples 16-Q(. Bakt. 89c HAND BLOCKED Note B o o k s ...... 10c

Just Received In Time

LUNCH CLOTHS S ix colorful designs in floral and fruits. For Xmas Gifts BROWNIE DRESSES $2.25 All cclor combination.^. Guaranteed fast $ 1 .19l SIZES 6 TO 12 HEALTH MARKET color. More important than ever now to keep nerve and Fine Quality Tailored Garments of Spunlx) Rayon muscle in trim — plan for more Meat in the menu! Including: Calot's 50c . . Bracelets 25c Plus Federal Tax. AKray* Populart

Basement Specials Lamb Patties lb. 25c

PANTIES, STEPINS, Maa’z Favorite*:

Whitney CLOTHES HAMPERS I RAYON SATIN NEGLIGEES

Short Ribs Beef lb. 17c Black and white, blue and white, green and white and solid V E S T S and B LO O M E R S | M.k..Ai.u.mGift!

colors. Rib Corned Beef lb. 15c f In wrap-around or zipper models. Light or dark Satin Stripe — Lace Trim or Plain Tailored. backgrounds. Sizes 14 to 44. «

$3.98 and $5.98 « Pork Rib Roost lb. 25c i Sizes 34 Two-Four Pound Each!

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5 9 6 9 c j $ 3 9 8 to $ g .98

Rib Roast Beef ib. 27e ASH TRAY STANDS s — EXTRA! te colored upright rtand with weighted ^base. COLORFUL ALL WOOL V BRUSHED RAYON ih tray. FOWL... CUT UP i each 65c 2 for $1.25 $1.98 and $2.98 M flTENS or GLOVES PAJAMAS and C

I A soft, fluffy material that you V Made of fine quality wool to insure will love to give as gifts. Pajamas M warmth and wear. $1.00 come in two-piece models. Gowns CHRISTMAS CANDLES $ 2 . 5 0 are full cut. Sizes 34 to 40.

In Christmas Gift Boxes I-

BOXED

2 Large 16” Red Candles, Decorated

H o ld e rs ...... $ 1 .2 5 1 n o v e l t y COSTUME JEWELRY Baby Shop

16” Bayberry Candle, Decorated Base. ^ ^ | Oips — Brooches — Necklaces

Each _ Bracelets CHILDREN’S • ea. 1 Gold and Silver finish, including 64c Large Scented Pine Trees and Pine » Sterling Silver Bracelets. FIm ExcIm T u .

Cones. Each ...... $1.25 MTITENS and GLOVES

8” Red Candle with Decorated Holder LADIES’ HAND EMBROIDERED CHINESE LINEN All wool in fancy pattema and colors. Sizes: Infants to •

years. and Gift Box. Each 3 9

HANDKERCHIEFS 2 0 c «.

Large Snowdrift Window or Fireplace Candle 3 9 c *» 5 9 c

Given With Cash Sales in Both Red, Blue, Green or White. W’iU B u m A ^

BOXED 18 Hours. V GENUINE RESOSILK “SHOW-ME-QFF” X These Stores All Day^ Tuesday.

LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS FEEDING APRONS Whits and colored embroidered handkercblefa Three to box. Odorleaa and waehable. In pink, blue or white. 5 0 Toyland

T h . J W H A L C Quoit Quaes Game

manchistir Conh* 3 0 c and 30^ CORDUROY OVERALLS A hmnlng duck that brings back th« ringsr for you. In brown, navy, red,^and niaroon. SIzea 3 to S. $ 1 .2 5

MEN'S ALL LINEN pg Woolverine Adding Machines ...... $1.00

Electric F latiron s...... $1.00 $1.39 and $1.79 CiJIOUSe^SQN. HANDKERCHIEFS 20 ^

Indian Bead Weaving Sets.*. 50c and $1.C^ ^ and H Inch bema. All whita.

Games for CMder Children

Vatnble Prm iom To« Get for Tour Green Dig, Sorry, Parchesi, In d ia ...... each $1.00 Holgate Kindergarten Bea^

I Make ShopiMnS At These Stores E itra Profit- « “ ^ ‘ Electric Tootball ...... % . . . . . $1.98 90 large- wooden beads with' large holes in beads, and

Electric Basketball . $1.98. strings with extra long transparent tipe to insure easy The JWtlUL4cOM Electric Baseball $1.98 mjmchistmI Cqmn* stringing.

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