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Yanks Cross New Guinea Stream r>M Allies Apparently Japs Lose Northern Ready to Lannch Anchor for Narrow Powerfnl Drives B eachhead Papua| T CANDELABRAS Air Power Now Formid- J a p a n P o i d Glass candle'iKdder and chrome able and Ever-Growing ^ frame. Each cand^bra $ 3 .6 9 On African Fronts; 50,000 Yen American Forces Strikfl Hand 5Tade iiig at Lower End oil each $4.75 and $6.50 r?: Crucial Battle May Big New Fires Set Fentcm Glass Come in Tunisia For Peace . - • I Salient Are Makin$l Several beautiful colora in Hobnail bon-bona and vaaea, At Any Moment Now. In Assault on lurin pe«gr«. Agam,t baaketa, etc. COPPER Harvard Professor Tells ______fenscs of Buna ViM Lacquered to prevent tamithing. 'London, Dec. 10.—(A*)— lage Sector and Nijpfl Allied forces apparently were Of Incident in Early British Drop Explosives Tariff Laws set today to launch mighty Part of Century WhUe Ranging Up to Four- ponese Air Fields] $1.59 $2.98 .9 8 new drives against the Axis Ton Block • Busters Bitter Fight Rages. in North Africa at any mo­ Fleet at Yokohama. Curb Powers Chrome Plated ment in both Libya and Tu­ In One Hour Raid. Melbourne, Dec. 10.—(fl^ Make Up Your Own Towel A»»entbles! Cambridge, Mass,. Dec. 10—(A*) Martex Needlepoint nisia, under formidable and —Complete occupation of th$ 2-Siice ever-growing air power. —How a ‘‘pay-off” of 50,000 yen London, Dec. 10.—(/P)— Plan Dropped Gona area of New Guinea b; Beautiful Caiidlewick and Chenille ports by the Morocco radio was made by the Japanese govern­ Royal Air Force bombers flew Allied forces directed in t that the Americans and British ment to the Nipponese "under last night into the smoke still i House Ways and Means field by Geh. Douglas MacAr TOASTERS FLORAL BOUQUET TOWELS already had sprung anew to the world" in the early part of the century to prevent altercations rising from the destruction thur himself was annoum Bath Face iPREADS $7.98 attack on both sides of the Axis' wrought Tuesday night at Committee Formally today. The Japanese th Towels .. 7 2 x ^ Ludy Pepperell narrowing last foothold on the with American visitors that might $1 19 C lo th s...... 3 5 c An unusual Spread! Allovcr candlewick dota with paatel col­ Mediterranean's African shore ap­ have led to war then was related Turin, mangled Italian ar­ Pigeonholes Request lost the northern anchor Guest Bath Mat ored bordera and m^ti-color tlowera in chenille. parently were premature. today by Albert Bushnell Hart, senal city, and loosed explo­ For Broad Authority. their stubbornly - defend $ 4 .9 5 Advices from Tunisia, however. but ever-narrowing beachhead Towels .. 6 9 c S e ts ...... $ 5 .5 0 Other Chenille S^r^&(|s...... $3.29 to $12.50 DeLUXE BLANKETS $ 5 .9 5 (Contlnaed eu ^ ge Eight) sives ranging up to four-ton Indicated that the AUles there no block-busters in a one-hour Papua, a foothold already cut Beautiful quality blankets — 25% wool. 25% cotton and 50% longer were hampered by the Wa.shington, Dec. 10.—(/P)—The to segments by Australian rayon. Exceptionally warm and light. Dusty rose, green, blue, A detachment of United States troops cros.-ses a stream somewhere on the distant New Guinea assault which left large new fires House Ways and Means commit-1 New! Pastel Floral Hem Fine Qu^lit^ Chenille beige, cedar, peach, rose and all white. pinch for air support and that the battle front. Il't. a case of "walk a little, wade a little, swim a little." spreading In the industrial areas. American jungle fighters. Offii crucial battle for the last 20 Great damage was acknowledged tee today formally pigeonholed reports showed that Am( TEA SERVICE Other Blankets...... $2.98 to $11.98 miles, the approaches to Bizerte Listing Youths in the Italian high command com­ President Roosevelt’s request for forces striking at the lower Trajr, Fuai'Sf Fot, Sagar and Creamer. PILLOW CASES pr. $ 1.98 and Tunis, might explode at any munique broadcast today from broad wartime autbority to sus­ of the salient were making Something different and new! Beautiful pastel lloial borders on BATH MAT SETS »et$ 1 .9 8 moment. Rome. pend tariff laws and regulations. ress against defenses of the Bi flne quality percale. Size 42"x36". Rain Hampers AcUvity The action came after severiU village sector and a Japsmese Four beautiful floral patterns in pastel shades or combined with SMART GIFT UMBRELLAS For Induction Settlements Retaken by Reds; Three Bombers Lost members of the committee confer­ field. $8.50 to $12.95 black. Bath mat and lid cover of fine grade chentU^, A communique from Allied The Air Ministry said that Good looking umbrellas of celanese taf­ headquarters In North Africa red with Rouse Speaker Rayburn Air Forces Cooperate feta that will wear for years. Smart han­ three bombers failed to complete (D„ Tex.). Bitter fighting raged—-fior* dles and patterns that are different. $ 3 .9 8 said there was UtUe activity ex­ To Be Started Nazi Fail to Gain Initiative the round trip from Britain across (Ttaairman Doughton (D;, N. C.), session o^ the air field, cept patroUlng In the forward the Alps, but said “a strong areas yesterday because af rain reported that the committee had from the front said. Allied del CHROME SERVING TRAYS Other Gift U m brellas...... $2.98 to $5.00 force” participated—suggesting decided that there was “no rea­ ments were entrenched in WHAT TO GIVE HER? which has made much of the ter­ Those Becoming 18 Aft­ 200 or 300 planes. rain impassable. sonable possibility" that the biU places at one end of the Ifiiv er Last June 30 Begin Gunners of a four-motored Lan­ could be enacted before the 77th strip and Japanese held the oi "Our aircraft bombed a small Rubber Suuulv Apparently- Stab- Hitler Shifts caster were credited with destroy­ enemy column In the southern session of Omgress expires on $3.25 $3.98 $4.49 WOOL AUTO ROBES Registering Tomorrow 1 * - bing at Nazi Comma- ing an enemy fighter. Jan. 3. (Continued ou Page Tonify '^ir Q Smart Scotch plaid designs in all color sector," the communique said. ications on Central Despite the smoke paU over Quorum Seen Unlikely combinatlona. A warm gift. On the opposite side of Africa, —Three Periods Are Set Large Enough Nazi Army’s Turin, the bombardiers could pick Doughton declared that even if /' a Britiah communique said the Other Auto Robes...... $2.98 to $7.98 $ 4 .9 8 Front; Push Forward. out their objectives, the Air Minis­ the committee had reported the HOSIERY Eighth Army was "allowing the Washington, Dec. 10— (jP) •— try said. bill, it was unlikely that the designs . enemy no rest in the El Aghelia Youths who have become 18 since Next Octolier Staff Oiief "When the last bomber left an House could muster a quorum for l e s ! Free from aeama t area." last June 30 start registering to­ Moscow. Dec. 10.—(JP)— hour later, Jarge new fires were ita consideration, and that in any Spiral knit ahe^ ray­ 72x84 This was the strongest language The Red Aimy has s)>eared spreading in the industrial areas, event, the legislation would then 1(F) on hoaiery with mer­ used officially since the British morrow for Induction into the Zeitler Put in Post For­ the ministry added. have to be considered by the Sen­ cerize cotton heel and Line-of-daty andies armed forces. j Will Be Able to Pro- seven miles deeper into ene­ Rayon paused before Nazi Marshal Rom­ Many Buildings Hit ate. ' Bevokee Gsiaolliie RaUoBa toe. Two new ahadea! mel's long-prepared ■ line but it re­ Selective Ser\'lce estimates there vide Military Needs of my lines on the central front merly Held by General The committee's unanimous ac­ F I S H 1 0 HI for your ferred, still, only to patrol and are more than a half-million in near V’elikie Luki, recaptur­ The Italian high command said tion came on a mptlon by Repre­ R. L. Dec. lOe this age group, but many of them Nation if Plants Now Haider, Believed Now the raiders hit many buUdlnga 'Hm BlWile laiaiid OPA oAea Taffeta artillery activity and British mil­ ing 13 settlements, while the Numerous fires were started sentative Cooper (D., Tenn.), to itary sources in London said it did already have enlisted. Completed. Germans still have failed in Married for ‘Purge’. postpone further consideration of Bounoiid today that the We omemL working hours^ not mean that the westward of­ The schedule, calling for three Planned uid damage on the whole was tbe bill indefinitely. sockM Rattoniiig Board fc pr. fensive again was under way. one-week registration periods for — I their six-day effort to regain great," ita communique reported. Asked if the bill was now msudly revoked tbe A and C ' When the Eighth Army smashes youths grouped by their birth Chicago, Dec 10—(yp)—If syn-1 the initiative on the Stalin- ' Berlin (PYom Orm an Broad­ Tha number of vlctlma from the "dead,” Doughton declared: gqfioltee rations o t Leo d. PUFFS Into the enemy's Libyan line, these dates: planned ' grad front. Soviet dispatches re- casts), Dec. 10—(>P)— The Berlin preceding (Tuesday night) raid n , o t Woonaoidiet, In what In $1.00—$1.25 thetic rubber plants now ------are 75 dead and 112 wounded. The would say rather that it was -sources said, its blows will leave Dec. 11 to 17, Inclusive—those are completed, the nation's pro- | ported today. Attacking with ski radio broadcast a Transocean, passed over without prejudice for .Ileved the first such penal$) Aristocrat bom on or after July 1. 1924, but losses of last night are not known New England tor exoeeding_ no doubt that it has hit In force duction win be sufficient by next troopers supported by tanks paint- Agency dispatch today which said the new. Clongress to consider If iV' again—and that might be any not after Aug. 31, 1924. j yet" wants to." / varttme 85 mile speed limit. ~ Initial Dec. 18 to 24, inclusive—those October to provide the military | blend with the snow. that “for the first time the public In other war zones, the Air $ 6 .5 0 day. needs of the United States, in the PennuMot Defeat Sees / len warn oonvicted yeotetday Rayon, Crepe or ProMng for Weak Spots bom on or after Sept. 1, 1924. but the Russians apparently are stab­ has learned that Infantry General. Ministry said that a coastal com­ However, some other Inei^bers 11th District court of Stationery Gorgeous taffeta putfa in revehilble col- not after Oct. 31. 1924. opinion of Dr. Vasili I. Komarew- bing at Nazi communications on Zeitzler is chief of the general mand plane torpedoed an Axis to 55 mllea aa hour, and $ 1 .9 8 ora. Blue and rose, green and’rose, blue In Tunsia, the Allies and Ger­ •Dec. 26 to 31. Inclusive—those aky. research scientist. of the committee expressed belief Note and letter alze. mans both were reported probing the central front which extends staff of the Army.'' supply vessel off the coast of Nor­ that the committee's actiop spell­ fine of $10 and coata after All white with colored Others Satiii Gowns and gold, wine and rose. bom on or after Nov. 1, 1924, but The. rubber will be of lower cost northwest of Moscow roughly way yesterday suid a Halifax de- cautiously for weak spots and not after Dec. 31, 1924. and higher quality than the na- (The Nazi regime apparently ed permanent defeat of the meas' ing guilty. initial. $1.49 to Fine aa they are beautiful! from Rzhev to Vellkie Luki. ure in its present form./ * * * Inductions of youths of these took this unusual means of mak­ (Oentlnued on Page El^ht) $2.98 Assorted plain colors or dainty Other Puffs...... $8.50 to $17.95 (Continued on Page TUrteen) ages were expected to vary to (Conttnued ou Page t..ght) Drl\*e in Fourth Week ing the first authorized announce­ RepresentsUve Jenkins (R. Canned Goods Ordered “Froaen" prints. Full cut. some extent depending upon pre­ On the Stalingrsid front, al­ ment of an important change in Ohio), said: Washington, Dec. ifi—(fi “ A new dreaa parations made by local boards to though slowed down by violent the O rm an high command,- re­ “I think the sentiment of the War Production board today or 3 0 c box meet draft call with older men German counter-attacks during ports of which have been reaching majority of the Ways and Means dered approximately, one-hw for Christmaa” . . . that’s what $2-25 to $4-00 z - h : Pilot Training and also on how rapidly the Ceiiso^^Law the past several days, the Rus­ Urges Allies comrnittee is against granting to the 1943 pack of popular every young girl wants. m D s m m boards can classify the younger sians were reported still pushing (Continned on Page Hilrteen) the president the sweeping pow­ fruits, vegetables, and Jnicea Green group for service. gradually forward as jheir offen­ ers provided in this bill. . . . 1 aside for purchase for the ar Be a smart Santa . . . give C0I06KES f t Drop Darlan forces,, lend lease, and other Stamps Plans in Air Will Not Affect Offlcere . Seen Stalled sive there entered its fourth week. predict that it will not be revived Cinderella Frocks . . . (or The War department, mean­ Russian reports said the Nazis Treasury Balance in the next session but if it is; it emment agencies, thus Tender, roman­ will be defeated.” ! the supply available ■ to clviU yo« know that they’re aa Given time, announced that the order apparently were trying not only TOYS tic fragrances in Whole Program Likely suspending voluntary enlistment Controversy Over Terri­ to smash the Soviet offensive but Washington, Dec. 10— The De Gaulle Suggests Ac­ There had been considerable op- substantially below pre-war practical as they are pretty stunning replica With I'M••'it; will not Interfere with the Army's also to mount one of their own, position of the Treasury, Tbec. 8 els. The order directed cannera Receipts, $59,792,947.38; expend­ tion as Churchill Ex­ set aside various percentages and guaranteed to wear and wash* bottlek. Cotton C^sh To Smash Unless Selec­ torial Mail Likely to presumably in the belief that the (Oontlnued on Page Thirteen) their 1943 pack of 31 fruits Blossom Cologiie, (Continued o» Page Thirteen) Red Army is exhausted after an itures, $85,601,065.24; net bal­ wonderfully. Come, see our w S ■ d tees Sent to Schools. Delay Senate Action. plains British Stand. vegetables, ba.sed on the a brilliant new Sales ance. $5,388,875,881.82; custom’s packed in 1943 (citrus proda grand assortment of Cinderella (Continued on Pnge Eight) receipts for month, $6,274,603.52. 1041-43 crop year), which and original fra­ Kansas (Tity, Dec.-4.0—(AV^Prl- Washington, Dec. 10—(C)—A London, Dec. 10—(JP)—While Frocks for girls from grance in vaso Prime Minister. (ThurcblU was ex­ Strikers Now from 19 per cent of the _ Genuine Leather .V vate flying school operators nffio Concede Gif tg controversy over the interception fruit pack to 100 per cent of ^ 3 to li, soon! bottle. $1.25. have bMn turning out 112,000 em­ of territorial mail appeared likely X plaining Britain's attitude toward blueberry, fig, blended fruit bryo war pilots a year ..re stand­ today to stall action on an admin­ Admiral Darlan in a secret session Back on Jobs and carrot park. ing by for a crash landing. To Farm Bloc istration bill -to censor communi­ Hopes Pinned on Women • r • HANDBAGS Their whole training program cations between the United States, of the House of Commons. Gen. Charles De Gaulle obliquely sug­ To End ShackUng Prlsoneia in Goatakin, Calfakin, Cowhide. will smash, they say, unless the its territories and possessions and Ottawa. Dec. 10—Md*!—Pr Plantation Gar^ Army and Navy takes prompt ac­ between the territories and pos­ gested that the former Vichy col­ Bohn Employes Return Pouch or .Envelope atylea, many den Bouquet or Aiken Intimates Price To Foil Transport. Crisis Minister Mackenlze King ann with inside, zippers. Colora; tion to furnish selectees in plsoe sessions themselves. \ laborationist be dropped “as quick­ After Protwt on De­ Woodland Spice of the now-banned stream of vol­ Senator Norris (Ind-Neb), ek- ed to ^y that the use ot Black, brown, gr,een, navy. Fixers ^Starting to ly aa possible.” on UMman war prlsonera wo Coloi unteer students. presaing opposition to censorship IndianapolU. Dec. 10—(i4Y-Clty ? firm's 422 vehicles, of which ai lay on Wage Raise. be abolished Dec. 13. ending Children's Table and Chair SeU ' Lieut. John R. Hoyt of the Make Peace Moves. of mail to and from Alaska, told least 10 per cent remain idle be The leader of the Fighting sparkling De­ railway officials pinned their hopes French made his point In this / ------policy adopted early In October i (Maple) . . . $5.25 to $10.50 Navy, sssigned to the Buresu of reporters he did not believe the cause of Ihck of operators and for Detroit, Dec. 10— (/Pi —Union reprisal against sindlar treatir— • -45sve: FIm koaddafk canter Jugs at Aeronautics, told the National' Senate Judiciary committee, of today on feminine bus snd trolley repair work. question which he asked during s $1.00 and $1.75. Washington, Dec. 10—(O—Ad­ employes of the Bphn Aluminum of British and Canadian pri“ midrifl style witk deep peg- Children's S leds...... $1.00 to $10.50 Aviation Training association con­ ministration price fixers. Senator which he is a member, would act operators to help a half milljon The transportation crisis de­ speech to The Anglo-American and Brass company's No. 1 plant lop pockMs, tucked kediee. vention yesterday that ho didn't on the bill in time' for final con­ Press association of Paris: In Germany. A similar anno Aiken (R„ Vt.) InUmated today, Indianapolitans la the throes of veloped with the advent of gaso­ here who walked out y sterday ment was made by the Children’s Typewriters $1.39 know what would happen, now are beginning to make amorous sideration before the 77th Con­ line rationing Dec. 1, the (Thriat- “If It happens that for a brief that enliatments are out. gress adjourns on Jan., 2. the city’s worst public transporta­ instant aome obstacle leads a state to protest delay in War Labor government In London. Swit Dolls, Fully Dressed . . $1.49 to $5.98 advances toward the farm bloc. tion crisis. mas shopping seMon, and the rec­ board approval of a wage increase land proposed to Germany, Hope Bevives SUghtly Initial passes, he told reporters, Recalled for Further Study ord thousands of war workers who to make aome slight detour from returned to their jobs this morn­ Hope revived slightly with the An indication of the same view­ Indianapolis Railways officials and Canada Tuesday that Metal Wagons . . .‘$1.25 and $1.69 smount to little more than conven­ disclosed that the first 30-day jam the rail and rubber-tired ve­ her path don’t you think it essen­ ing. shackles be removed Dec. 14 arrival of John P, Morris, direc­ tional coquetry—a gift here, a point came from (Thairman Van hicles. tial that that state ahould aban­ R. J. Thomas, International tor of the Civilian Pilot Nuys (D-Ind), In a statement training course for women student don the detour as quickly aa pos­ Ce"sds w'SB the first to Table Tennis Sets higher ceiling there—but he said operators began today with veter­ Passengers Increase president of the United Automo­ even advancing the tUna by I service, Washington, whd said - *I they bespeak knowledge that the saying he would "hesitate for a Tretton said that since Dec. 1 sible or risk permeating her effort bile Workers (<7IO), telegraphed Selection of 50 Different Toys. ... 25c each hope the government will be able long time" before voting for the an trolley and bus operators as in­ with great moral anxiety?" hours. to do something within ten days new year will bring "a farmers’ structors. The women, all ranging the number of passengers increas­ the workers that “I believe your Congress." , bill,. which already has passed ed IS per cent, with 41.131 more Rsfnses Public Statement walkout has sufficiently demon­ or (wo weeks, to alleviate the situ- both Houses in' slightly varied in age from 25 to 40, will replace Before the House closed ita Held on .hrwn Charge# atioii." Attempts to Stem Revolt— men operator^ called to arms snd passengers on buses and trolleys strated to the War Laboi board Neptone Cltj'f V* Aiken, a leading member of the form but which was recalled for on Dec. 1 than on the same uay a doors to debate Darian'a position the great danger involved In con­ William A. Ong, president ot further committee study. war plants, Jamea P. Tratton. gen­ aa chief of the North African civil —On the e\e ef his Intended ' the association, said tbs opera­ Senate farm gzoup, said there was While Vap' Nuys and Norris eral manager of the company, ex­ week before. Three days later, tinuation Qf ita present inadequate tion 'as vice president evidence of attempts to stem Tretton said, a total of 375,688 administration by agreement with machinery.” tors' last classes will start by Jsn. voiced vigorous objections ti the plained. Lieut. Gen. Dwight Elsenhower, ant foreman of tho Neploao lb. unless additional students are growing fsrm revolt” through an measure. Senator • Austin of Ver- No SIrapa on Coaveyam'eu riders Were transported—• 14 •* larges Immediate Retiira Volunteer Fire Department, UuJWIUUeou appeasement program designed to The majority of the more than per cent increase compared with Foreign SecreUry Anthony Eden TTrging an immediate return to (•ii'thoomlng from somewhere. In moni., the assistant Republican again refused to m ^ e a public work, Thomas said the union's Awrd Brand, 34. was artested MiyiCMisTM Comm* ^ the past, he explained, students win favor with the new Congress lea^ r and a committee member, 500,000 reaidenta of Marion county the same day of the prerious week charged with arson in and its greatly reduced Demo­ are even outcasts from the nation's' ' I^oadlng stations are packed statemenL ' ^ executive board la drafting "a ' were volunteers who entered the said I)e thought the bill "or some­ He retiterated that “the matter program demanding draatlc revi­ with five fiieo oet In thl Air Force Reserves. cratic ma)orlty. thing equivalent to It’: ought to be growing legion of "strap-hangers" with dommuters during the day­ within the past 38 dayfc "The farmers will have the votes light houra, and the utility’s ve is governed" by pervious atate- sion of basic and administrative Another worry, said Ong, ia the passed. and of the^ “itand-sit" army of ot policies and machinery" of the •d with Brand last night fact several ot bis 29 Inatructori of two-tblrds of the next Senate, Van Nuys challenged the au­ civlUanB sirice none of the public hieles unially are well-filled before ments his own and President three other nsetnbera of U -.' ving hla three Mlsaourl and Aiken said. *T have noticed a ten­ thority of Byron Price, director of conveyances here have straps. In­ leaving the downtown area. Oon- Rooeevelt, the burden c i which board. aaquently many vehicle operators was that Darian’a position is tem­ Stephen DeNuyle, aecreUry- portnMsit. aB were Karfsas fields have been claaatBed dency on the part ef the executive the Office of Censorship, to censor stead, they've been ' dubbed treaaurer of The Bohn compsuiy- Jury action. Pallea Chlsd lA in the draft aptimcles to take cognisance of the any communications except those ,“atandeea,” and they've well earn­ are forced to leave would-be rtders porary. ' rest Cattren said Brand stgM standing at the comers—to await One of the largest attendances which produces war materials, William A. Burden, special as­ rt^tton rtmits. going to foreign countries and as­ ed the nick-name. said wage adjustments were stetement adndtUag he had sistant to the U. a. secretary of J "They know if some of the in- serted that operations of this na- Tretton said the installation of another bus of street car, with the since the beginning of the war five buUdlag Iran and 8 women drivers would enable the waning hope that it too won't pi ^ (OaatlnMd ea Pag* Thlrtsea) (CMttenad m i Page Eightl firas. m. -H* m - . a iisW i I |Paga I (OaattwMd wm Page Eight) (CoailaMd aa Page Twa) ioperatioq of virtually all of the them by.

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tradition. They'va chanted about many placea thaYve never been, I AfR CORPS RAW Labor Board Christmas - fo r the Sotdiers No Book Issue State Funds Song About and one bit of proof te a scroll of I Ian Sunday Service News ef Our Manpower Controls Ration News engraved delight sent them by the Chattanooga, Tenn., Chamber of Facing TWi^ A Christmas iiarty with gifts for members of the Anti- After Tuesday Still Growing Although newspaper headUnes<^hats and coats are the aame people Town Sefen Commerce In commemoration of To Meet Mail Rush Aircraft unit stationed here is planned again this Boy Scouts Parallel to British carried much good news test week who make tbe uniforms for your (Jhattanooga Choo-Cboo.” Neither Serioii/Test year. Jack Sanson, of the State theater, will re­ from the fighting fronts in Africa, son, husband, father or brother In baa been in Chattanooga. OPA Headquarters De­ - Highway Account Only Russia and the Southwestern Pa­ tbe Army, Navy or $larines. They Mack Ck>rdon Smacks And so, it ought to be apparent dllng a t the parcel poet sorted to ceive donations of cigarets, cigars, tobacco, writing clare No More' Sugar Troop IS ' a worker who may be needed more cific, there are a few dark clouds are going to be able to make bet­ Tin Pan Alley Right in what Gordon did to Tin Pan Alley as Postal De* each truck. • Some time was then spent in test \uthority Given McNutt Exception; Should Re­ ter and warmer clothea (or him, when he wrote a song about a Montgoni^iy Ward Qial paper and cash td^lie given to the local soldiers on Richard Banker, Hcribe I passing. urgently elaewhere in a more es- gathering over the home front. m Oontinues Until Dee. 3d Books Given Out. aential occupation. The Blast Coast fuel oil situation if we here at home will do with­ Middle of Tradition. place he bad actually visited. | ««1 Already Under This service will be started on Christmas. The meeting opened with the The meeting was closed at 8:3C So Sweeping He Can tire Debt Next Year. out tbe frilte. lenges/ Authority to repeating of the Scout Oath. The Strict Control Exercteed 1a approaching a critically danger­ “It’s Just one of those things Friday, December Id and con­ by the troop repeating the Scout British—Strict control over men ous stage. Every day, a hundred that happen” he confided modestly. Way; Postmaster Ar^ Hartford, Dec. 10—(JP»—State ’(Scouts then had a short patrol Oath. Apparently Go Beyond '^lartford, Dec. 10—(>P)—Connec- Hollywood, Dec. 10—l/P)—The tinued untU the day after Christ­ Company to OPA headquarters today reiterat­ of all agea working or desiring to t' usand barrete of oil are being Tbe tire quotaa (or Connecticut "Many yeara ago I was in Kala­ ranges Added Hours. mas. Just Leave Your Gift, or Cash at the State Theater session at which the following Troop 36 tlcut’a general fund cash balance during December have been dou­ strange case of Mack Gordon, 20th ed more strongly Its warning to tests were passed: knife and axe Powers of Bevin. work In most Industries te exer­ shipped from our meager ouppUea mazoo. Probably it’ll never happen On the same day each regular Union Contract. Douglas .Anderson, Scribe at the end of November totaled here on the Atlantic Coast to our bled. That means that we’re well Century-Fox lyricist extraordi­ again. ie beys eo«e la oa the RoailMd Connecticut residents that, with weie passed by Goi-den Brennan The weekly meeting of Troop 23 cised through an order decreeing Pbeam whea lt*s beUac Soy at], Chiiitinu ruth has atartod carrier on each of the I I city de­ few exceptions, no sugar books, that In most war induatries em­ armed forces In Africa. A hundred on our way towards our goal of nary. has smackeci Tin Ban alley "But I wiah" he added fretfully Kate’s. Tbars’re all Made o l M eUe»| Washington, Dee. 10 and ,John Peabody. A knot tieing opened with the troop lining up by By James Marlow and George $3,703,379, an increase of $474,- id a t tima at tha local poat ot~ livery routes will be given one (>h — needed to get war ration Book 2 Zieike ployment can take place only thousand barrete of oil te 4,200,000 providing every car that really right in the .middle of its oldest "that all 'this fuss would die and cakes—bet only see Und ot balN l temporary carrier who will hela poration to th« abridgment of game was then played. patrols. Then a se.sslon of garnet 940 over that of a similar period needs a tire with aome kind of Ins powder that’s right (or every I aeeording to Poatmaater Montgomery Ward A Co., gave the after the first of the year, will be through employment exchanges (rf last year says Comptroller John gallons. That’s enough fuel oil to down. After ail a fellow who writes peddle the route until M ond^ this liberty. . ., . Thla individual The Seputs had to be dismissed was held. After that a patrol meet­ New Yorir, Dec. 10.—(6V-The heat thirty-five hundred average rubber. That doesn’t mean that the tradition. redpe. Tty Romford. Also sond (•el War Labor board today its third liberty Inherea in the prior knowl­ Blackout Law issueo by local boards after Tues­ early on account of a meeting go­ the Ministry of Labor; and M. Dowe. songs la too busy to travel much. P M K : Patriotic pampblot of ■ofarisM ] J . Quiah and to meet with December 21 when another tem­ day. ing and a teat pa.*:slng period presidential order making Paul V. through the easential work orders Connecticut'homes for the entire rubber situation is any easier than Gordon wrote the words to the And besides distant flelids always aaiiler damanda on the postal porary carrier will be glven.^'each serious test on the issue of union edge and the consequent consent ing on in another room. j Frank Crawshaw took a group in With the exception of the state hit song, *Tve Got a Gal in Kala­ recipes I Coaterrs for victory. W itte j "Those putting off plans to get McNutt war manpower chief at under which workers of all ages In highway fund, Dowe reported yes­ winter under the present rationing it was. Elvery bit of synthetic rub­ look greener. today. Romford Baktea Powdee, BokJ locally it ia planned to regular carrier making twp^auxil­ security. of the worker himself . . . to Troop 27 i signaling. We have decided that ber that te made In 1943 and 1944 mazoo.” Tbe bombshell te that 1 8 , Romford, Rhode laland. atay in the union with express To Have Teeth books, probably because they ana step put the United States in "essential" Industry cannot leave terday that the steady increase of plan. "It’s true that I was never In naa a>a poat office and iaries for each route to yheet the The big mall order house, head­ think we’ll have another iasuing Bruce Noble, Scribe ' we are going to have a "Parenta’ their Jobe or be dismissed without will be needed by the Army and Gordon actually has been in Kala­ knowledge as to the nature of the The weekly meeting of Troop , Night” during "Boy Scout Week." a' position to parallel Great Brl- all state funds, begun several half the placea I’ve written about gtlon “A" open all day on next peak of the incoming/mall until ed by SewslI Avery, challenges the period, will be disappointed,” a the permission of Bevln’s local Today, seventy per cent of all Navy. ' . mazoo. —let alone Chattanooga. But if lay to accmnmodate those the day after C h rist^ particular provision for union se­ 27 opened at 7:13 w i^ the Scouts Carl Sleminger took a group tc months ago, was Continuing al­ No one knows Just why, but one boaM'a authority to order it to Hartford Draws Up Or­ spokesman declared, pointing out taln'a extreme controls over Its representative. though at a slower pace than pre­ the tank cars in America are trav­ Only by careful driving, regular you’re talking about fellows who who are proflUnr by the This year as evert year in the sign an agreement containing a curity by which he* is bound for that the new book apparently will -singing "Clementine.” Then the practise a part in a play. men and women. elling at high speed day and night inspections and by rationing gaso­ of the cardinal rules in lyric writ­ All Auto and Trudk , i»nt’M warning that lettej;a past Postmaster jQulsh expects the remainder of the contract." Scouts sat around a table while The meeting was closed quickly National service officers of the viously. have written of places they’ve maintenance of union member.ship dinance That Pre­ be used for other commodities as The authority given McNutt te Labor Ministry have ample pow­ The cash balance of the high­ to relieve the situation along the line all over the country can we ing seems to be that a guy who never been how about Lew Pol­ parcels must be mailed earlier that every letter/ind parcel arriv­ clause, an order which Pf'esident The proponents .say, in effect, well as food. the scoutmaster and the assistant because of the blackout Monday so sweeping—his power over Etest Coast. We can depend on the expect to stretch our rubber sup­ never has traveled farther than REPAmS ing in the lo c ^ post office before that the employe freely enter the night. ers to give "directions” to man­ way fund during the past year lack ?’‘ year to be delivered In time Roosevelt has supported. scribes Penalties. Where individuals still have scoutmaster told them about pa­ Americans te greater than that of agement and labor regarding Job has decreased by $1,370,630 to a Government to do everything In ply for tbe duration of the war. the pencil sharpener invariably Personal Ounraateed Servtoel’l lo r cautstmas. the carriers leave for their after­ Although lacking any enforce­ contract and voluntarily limits his trols. The Scouts then went to Pack 4 knocks out a dinger about a burn' Lew Pollack wrote “Seventh cc.nsiderable quantities of sugar or anyone in this country's history— changes, absenteeism, discipline, total as of Nov. 30, 1042, of $5,- its power. By the way, they’re rationing Heaven." _ «Therefore on next Saturday noon trips nil December 24th will ment power of its own, the present liberty to withdraw within a spe­ HarUord, Dec. 10—OPi—Indica­ coffee on hand, present books will their patrol corners and elected William Norris, Scrll>e that he apparently not only can But in Boston last week, all rub^r in tbe Army and Navy, too. ing yearning to go back to Hack' ABEUS etc., though their dectelona may 263,139. This decrease, which has .tbara will be two deliveries In the be deliveeM, barring unforseen cified term, much as the tenant patrol leaders. The meeting opened at 6:45 board has not yst been defeated. tions todav were that Hartford be tailored to fit the consumer’s match the BriUah in all deUils be referred to appeal boards. markeo monthly reports for the kerosene supplies were exhausted. From now on, tanks will run on ensack-^r some other place he’s Rear 26 Cooper Street city service and the general de­ emergences over which there is no In case of defiance the president, limits himself by signing a lease. needs or stamped to notify the In the Flying Eagle patrol with the pledge to the flag, tht past few months In the highway Many thousands of people, even steel treads unprotected against never seen. contr ■' shortly would have an enforceable but go beyond them. In practice the controls work livery and stamp windows shall be as commander-ln-chief, has come Question of Penaltiea Isaue grocer that it may not be used for Bruce Noble was elected patrol Cub Law and the Cub Promise lec Hte oppoMte In Britain is Ernest smoothly, according to the Brit­ fund is attributed to the substan­ though they had ration coupons, jolts and jars by rubber. That’s There’s James Buniett, for In' reopen from 7:30 a.m.^o 7:00 p.m. At/agumented force of tempor- to its support with troops. blackout law. purchases. leader. James Finnegan was elect­ by Dens One. Two, and Three. discovered they were unable to going to mean a rough ride for ary^ierks will also be started on The queatioiv of union penalties, Corporation Counsel Vincent W. Bevin, minister of labor, who was ish Information services which say tial decrease in motor vehicle reg­ stance, who wrote “ The White at the main office and from 7:30 The common form of mainte­ including expulsion, arose la the As to False Statements ed patrol leader in ’the Wolf pa­ A few games were played which able to say last spring: “No coun­ prosecutions leading to fines or istration and gasoline tax receipts, buy the kerosene needed for cook­ many of our boya. But the rubber Cliffs of Dover.” He’s never been ■Am. to «:00 p.m. at Station "A.” fcember 18 in addition to those nance. of membership, which most dennle hastened to complete the trol. The Scouts then enjoyed a ths CTubs enjoyed. They were both oLwhich go to make up large shortage te so serious that even idded between now and that date Montgomery Ward case. 'The draft of an ordinance, to be aub- The spokesman reminded that try in the history of the world has imprisonment for refusal to obey ing stoves and space heaters. any nearer England than New OLD Sunday Hours employer members of the board union involved, the CIO United individuals giving false state­ game of "Stump Tag." The dues “Jump the Stick,” and "Capture mobilized its manpower to such a directions" have been very few parts of this running balance. Thia situation lasted two days. the Army must go without. London, Conn. Jimmy Kennedy . Local patrons may also a v ^ to handle the dispatching and sort­ have come to accept generally, mltted to the Board of Aldermen were then collected. Then another the Flag.” Since the establishment of gaso­ Unless thousands upon thousands ing of mail intended for out-of- Retail, Wholesale and Department Monday night, preecriblng viola­ ments at the time sugar books point as we have had to do in this and are undertaken as a laat re­ and Michael Carr, wrote “South | RECORDS fthenselvea of extra service a t ^ e does not require any present or game of "Buck Buck” was played. The Cubs then retired to theii line and tire rationing, this fund of people throughout New England And here is some good news. of the Border, Down Mexico j town and out-of-town state points. Store employea, aald that under tions and penalties. (also used in buying coffee) are wnr.** sort. , • Most be turned In for sal­ main post office on next Sui>aay, future employe to join the union. its laws a union member who was The meeting closed with sing­ dens in which tests were passed has evidenced continuous drops. convert to coal, and convert quick­ Frankly, we were worried when Way,” but never have been outside I tpocember 13, 1942 since ay^amp Sorting System Those already in the union have 15 State Defense Administrator issued are aubject to severe penal­ Time will show to what extent American—McNutt said he has vage If yon want to keep expelled had at least two oppor­ ties. ing "America the Beautiful,” .led Taylor Booth was elected dumb­ McNutt conaldera It wise to uae his Cross Highway Fund Grows ly, we can expect situations like coffee rationing started for fear England in their lives. 4 ^aad parcel pojit window /U’ill be The Incoming parcel post will be days to get out and are put on Wesley A. Sturges and Governor- by \\’illiam Wagner. bell, no present plans to operate on a The Cross highway fund cash playing the new ones. tunities for appeal and that mean­ Among those listed u eligible powers. compulsory basis the present pro­ this to multiply. that some folks would take their The chaps who write the music -anon from 3:00 p.m. tOy0:00 p.m. sorted in the basement downstairs notice that tf they don’t get out in elect Raymond E. Baldwin met Troop 128 ■The meeting closed with the balance, Dowe said, was also on coupons to the store only to find tt'ie eaeh paid (or oM ree- while he could not be removed for Book 1 after Dec. 15«are new­ Show Magnitude of Powers gram for voluntary registration almost never know what slant the ords Irrespective of quantity. iM regular Sunday ^ g h t mail to hampers marked for each sec­ that time they bind themselves to Wednesday afternoon and discuss­ born babies, individuals declaring Jlc Vetrano, Scribe Cub Prayer and the Grand Howl. the Increase due to a suspension If you have a furnace that can that the retail supply Was gone. tleh closes at 7:00/p.m. and ia stay in for the duration of the con­ from hla Job.' By the time the ap­ ed means of establishing a uni­ The magnitude of those powers of women in war work. About song will tuke. Harry Warren had tion of the town and a crew of peal posalbllltiea bad been ex­ bToks lost or stolen, residents re­ The meeting was opened at 6:30 Park 3, Den S can be seen from that part of the of construction work on many be converted from oil to coal, don't You can be sure we were reliev­ nvi^atched from tho''office at 7:30 mail orderlies from the 79th C. A. tract, usually a year. New em­ form, statewide blackout law. No by the troop saluting the flag. The 5,000,000 new workers, most ot tiarte of that p ro jeq ^ ^ t present no idea whatsoever that when Gor­ hausted, the union said, the con­ turning to this country and men MUton Doebener, Scribe presidential order authorizing him them women, will have to go Into delay. If you have the grates in ed to find that the great majority don was throuKh with the words KEMP'S p.m . is expected tp'be a very heavy wilt also be on hand to sort mili­ ployes may join or not, but If they announcement was forthcoming on and women in the armed forces first person in the line repeated The weekly meeting was called available cash in thi^nrtd equals your cellar or attic, it’s a rela­ ot people found coffee at the \ 0 M 6 o s this Sunda^nlght as a result Join they are bound to stay in tract with the management would results of this conference. to “issue such policies, rules and Jobs in 1943 as men leave for- the his tune would wind up in Kala- Inc. tary parcel po.st into sacks hang­ have expired and the union, there­ returning to civilian life, particu­ the first part of the Scout Laws to order by William Barcley, $2,331,512 as compared with $1,- tively simple matter. If tbe grates stores to match their coupons. So thh extra Mmce. ing on racks labelled to the differ­ while the contract lasts. Meanwhile, Mayor Spellacy said and the person next to him said regulaUons and general or special armed services. 890,092 a year ago. mazzo. ^ I 768 Main Bt. Tbl. 5686 fore. could not require the man­ larly those over 38 to be discharg­ Tuesday evening at 7. After tak­ orders’’ as he deems necessary to are gone, try to get some new far, not a single complaint has -ROc. JRsrtauatei/Quish has completed ent units of the 79th. This last Claim Liberties I ’lolated he would give a radio Ulk on the the next Scout Law and so forth Women Have to Regflstcr Total available cash in all state been received by our office, here It cannot be said that Gordon agement to dlsmias the accused ed under the new federal manpow- ing dues and attendanca, most of mobilize and utilize manpower. ones.' Although some stores may and Warren consistently violate I HANOVPAPER TOWELS I ^Ma ^ana tm the handling of par- feature will obviate the necessity Montgomery Ward and other subject Sunday at 3:40 p.m., over er setup. down the line. The troop then re­ the boys did soap carving. About British—All women between 18 operating funds, according to be out of them, heating people de­ in Hartford to the contrary. This " il hom ing when four IT. S. opponents of union maintenance worker. station WDRC. What may lie ahead (or Ameri- Dowe, totals $30,662,618, an in­ of trucking the mail in bulk to the The maintenance of member­ Where consumers seek new tired to patrol comers where dues half of the boys had testa to pass. and 45 have had to regrister at the clare that there are plenty of means, among other things, that _nny Uucka borrowed from the postal room at the State Armory, •say it violates Individual liberties. To Speak To Wardens books because of having theirs were collected. A series of Indian csuis can be seen from the follow­ local offices of the Ministry of crease of $5,492,506 over last you ladles were thoughtful enough The board says it is a reconciliation ship clause now commonly used After the living circle the meet­ ing comparisons between what the grates available in most cities. .Ttth P. A. located in this town and the sorting it out to sacks for The mayor indicated he would lost or stolen, applications will be wrestles and muscle building ing was dismissed at 8. Labor. They are then Interviewed year’s figure. For the sake of your own com­ not to try to cash in all the tick­ utilized in addition to the the different units. The new of individual liberty and union se­ has been the result of an evolu­ have so m ^ lo g to say to air raid British have done or are doing Included in this overall figure, tionary process. The most recent thoroughly investigated, the OPA games followed patrol comers. MUton Doebener. Scribe. —except those already in war fort and your family’s comfort, ets for the entire family at once. government-owned mall method will save much handling curity. Ward’s contends that wardens. Chief Warden Charles A. official said. with the powers conferred upon work and those with children un­ Dowe noted, is the surti of $10,- "liberty requires that an employe development was the addition of 000,000 which has been laid aside and for the safety of your neigh­ and time and will go far towards Welch said many felt "let down" He also warned that the regu­ McNutt: der 14 living with them—and an bors, convert if you can. Don’t put Some good news for retailers. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS AT ' t e each truck there will be a bringing to every soldier in the be free to join or to resign from a sentence saying, "ths union when Police Court Judge A. A. pay received annually (faring the American—The manpower need for partial retirement of the state agrees that neither It nor any of lation requesting that books appropriate job ia indicated for it off. We have got to protect our There is every indication that the driver and to diatributc the 79th C. A. parcels mailed tdehim a union without jeopardizing hit Rlblcoff, blaming the mayor, de­ returned 10 days after the hold­ five complete fiscal years before of Industry, agriculture and the debL livelihood" and that the order "re- its officers or members will in­ Pension Plan his application for a penaion. them. Every effort is made to If present increases In fund bal­ Connecticut people against cold price control program will be el post in the different sec- by relatives and friends at home clared Hartford had no enforce­ er’s death or SO days after leav­ armed forces ia to be handled by persuade the women to accept this this winter. simplified as time goes on. The FOR FINE I oc the town there will be and elsewhere. quii'ed Ward's to interfere with the timidate or coerce employes Into able blackout law and freed a ing this country or golnj. Into the It ia expected that Manchester’s McNutt who will control the Se­ ances continue, he predicted, it te free choice of its employes to re­ member^lp In ithe union.*. . . ’’ Representatives to the General work. The official has the power possible that the stete debt will be Style Note OPA ia working hard to relieve Bed to each truck three tern- In the local post office as in dozen persona accused of viola­ service "is not being observed lective Service system whose local to "direct” a woman ’ to take a you of as much of the present sign from the union’’ because Maintinance of membership, or tions. Details Soon, Assembly will be included in the completely eliminated by the end The government took the cuffs FOODS carriers, one of whom will every post office in the land generally." boards will continue to function. specific Job. If a woman is classi­ off your trousers last spring. load of questionnaires and compli­ the group leader and responsi- special attention 1s to be given to Ward’s would have to dismiss an union maintenance shop, called by Mr. Sturges today was In Bos­ While books of persons taken by penaion committee (or the purpose British—Bevin handles all man­ 01 next year. After this FOSTER'S DIAL 7386 fied as mobile, tbe Job may in­ Now, it’s busy taking the tails off cated regulations as possible. 84 OAKLAND ST. FREE DELIVERY r for the quick and efficient han- mail Intended for men in the arm­ employe who quit the union after Montgomery Ward and aome ton at a regional meeting of death are' destroyed by local of presenting the approved plan te power questions for the armed $x0,000,od0 is applied to debts, the 1.5-dav period. others "a form bf the closed shop," Coinmittee to Get Meas< the General Aasembly for legisla­ volve her being transferred to there will remain only $8,000,000 your shirt, OPEN TILL 9 P. M. ed forces, and precedence if neces­ principal business was the new boards, those of servicemen and services and Industry. another area. Yes, there are going’to be four It looks as though the meat ra­ DOUBLE STAMPS FRIDAY! sary. Opponents of the clause alio has evolved from the government’s Civilian Defense officers. The residents leaving the country are tive approval. Can Transfer Workers still owed. argue that a union member Is ure Ready to Submit to The government haa the power Inches lacking on that next bunch tioning would be about two pounds Altogether it looks like the big­ search for a means to protect principal bualnesa was the new filed for possible future use by American—McNutt has the to call up for the uniformed forces a week for every adult member of subject to union penalties, even unions from disintegration under power—and said he would use It ot shirts you buy. But It won’t gest Christmas ever and all the Army endeavor to establish uni­ such individuals. The Next Assembly. or civil defenae all women 18 and show and you’ll probably never the family. The OPA is working to postal employees at the Manches­ expulaion, and that in a case Df wartime restrictions; a quid pro form air raid warning signals but only when necessary—to Author Awaiting SPECIAL ORANGE VALUE! expulsion the employer would oe 50, except married women living miss it. develop standard cute with a defi­ ter post office are right on their quo, in a sense, for laying aside throughout the country. The Board of Selectmen today Engagements transfer workers from less essen­ with their husbands or those with nite price for each one, which will toes to meet the challenge. compelled to dismiae the worker. tial Job# to war Jobs. He listed And think of the ten million eX' OUR REGULAR SIZE—SWEET—JUICY the strike weapon and accepting The Army Is seeking two audi­ instructed Willard B. Rogers, children at home under 14. The Federal Decision tra shirts that can be made with apply to every store. That’s going IbttnrtliqrliKr In such event, it contendetl, there: a celling on wages. ble warnings, as weU as the all- Censor Law Richard Martin and Attorney 270 industrial areas where labor s asr eonatlpatlon with its Is an interference with individual | 20-24 group already has been call­ the material that will be saved! to simplify tbe problem both from nsaisl tfuUnsas, that baU Might Be From Several Cauaes clesr,. Oonnecticut now has a pre­ Charles S. House, members ot the shortage and surpluses exist. ed for service with the uniformed the retailer’s point of view and often result If Uvar Mis Turkey Pricea Up liberty. Galinat-Bartlett British—Bevin has power to di­ Hartford, Dec. 10—(/P)—Richard .\nother Style Note FLQRIDA ORANGES 2 dozen 59c liminary warning, designed to mo­ Seen Slalled Pension Committee for the town forces. Julius Herman Krebs, 37, who Your pajamas are going to look the standpoint of you housewivea freelyr seerydayeesrydas Intointo your Dr. Frank P. Graham, public Such union disintegration might bilize ' Civilian Defense workers. Mr. and Mrs. F. Arthur Bartlett rect any person of any age in the XX eo takea Dr.Dr..M«si Mwards' OUre develop from several causes; of Manchester, to proceed with de­ Plans for Appeals wrote the best-seller "Out of the different, too. You’re probably go­ BuV 2 Dozen and Get 1 Dozen More for 10c! j to insure ysntte yet thorough Turkey for the 1942 Thanks­ member of the board, said in a Mr. Sturges was reported hopeful tails ot the pension plan (or sub­ of Goffstown, N. H., have an­ United. Kingdom to perform any XMMBMats. Olive TsMets sie giving ranged from 46 to 3S cents previous decision: "The test of Apathy of the members because (Continued from Page One) nounced the engagement of their American—McNutt is author­ Night” under the name of Jan ing to miss the collars and you Many of you are wondering why that this system would meet Army mission to tne General Aasembly service which that person Is capa­ ized to set up methods of appeal ' wonUrtMl to stir up Uver bUt per pound, at which point ths ths liberty of the worker ie not, the union can not get them a large daughter. Miss Esther Catherine ble of performing at the “rate for Valtin, was back in New York to­ may find them shorter all around we don’t start this rationing of Fancy McIntosh 1 tout up muscular Intsa- requirements. when it opens early in January. for anyone claiming unfair action But again we’ll be saving cloth meat sooner. The reason lies in the Indian River, Large Greenings or Baldwrin — ™. JfeUw label directions. price scale was pegged after ris­ as some spokesmen for buelness raise, or anti-union activity by an ture now being carried on were , Bartlett, to Frank L. Oallnat, son the Job.” That power provides day in custody of immigration The Selectmen left with Chair­ by the Manpower commission or agents to await decision from the (or 2,200,000 extra suits of pa enormous Job of printing forms L MS. tot. AU drugetoree. ing steadily for ths last few years. think, in the consent of the cor-' unscrupulous employer's tacing ’’wholly illegal.” , man Rogers the matter of increas­ of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Oallnat the sanctiohs behind the large- advantage of the no-strike agree­ Price replied, however, that he [ of 26 Woodland street. any agent or agency it sets up. attorney general whether he will jamas. and coupon books. To give you GRAPEFRUIT APPLES APPLES ing the committee or securing scale transfers of labor into and British—There are appeal ment. Where the no-strike pledge Sergeant Hurlhiit was acting under the authority of Miss Bartlett is a graduate of within the vital war Industries. be Interned, paroled or released Still Another Style Note ^ust a little idea of Uie difficulty, President Roosevelt, who, as coni- ; others to aissist them in the prepa­ Goffstown High school, ruid Is at boards to hear complaints by indf as a German alien. You ladles are going to lose when the OPA asked the printer has been broken, the union main­ ration of the pension plan. Almost all engagements and tenance sanction has been with­ mander in chief he said, had the present employed by the Hartford viduals wishing to contest deci­ A two-days secret hearing be­ some of the feathers oft your hats. to put some simple directions on a 5 for 25c 5 lbs. 25c 4 lbs. 25c Gains Promotion The plan ot pensioning employ­ transfers of workers are con' sions by agents of the Labor Min­ blank page of the new coupon held. power to enforce the security of Accident and Indemnity company trolled by Bevtoi through orders fore the Allen Control board end­ Yes, and the "extra buttons off communications to any combat ees was accepted at a special of Hartford, Conn. istry. ed here late yesterday. your dresses, and some of the frills book, we were told it would delay lay Clrntnija^ with^ Under the closed shop the em­ town meeting in October and the restricting engagements and Fancy ployer must hire only those who zone. Price contended that com­ Mr. Gallnat'was graduated from American—McNutt can operate Krebs has been a resident of i|Lnd fancy work. the delivery of the book for two Fancy Baby sum of $6,900 woe appropriated through the essential work orders through any officers or agents as Iha.flft.llMt Ksspt on Giviny. are already members of the union. Sergeant James W. Hurlbut. a , munications to and from Alaska, Manchester High school and is which virtually freeze workers to Connecticut for more than two aAlthough you’ll miss them, I’m full months. So tbe OPA is leav­ Sweet Pototoes Marine Corps combat correspond-1 Hawai, and Puerto Rico either for tbe first year's expense under, employed by the Carlyle Johnson he sees fit. years, his present home being at sure you won’t complain. The peo­ ing that particular page of direc­ Green Beans 2 qts. 29c The union furnishes the workers. ent covering action in the Sol- ] the plan. If adopted in Its entirety their Jobs In essential Industries. British—Officials of tbe Labor VICIOR RECORDS Under the union shop, the employ­ went to actual combat zones or ’ Machine company of this town. Trmlnli^ Programs Urged Bethel. ple who make your dresses and tions ouL Fancy 3 lbs. 19c omon Islands, has been promoted: passed through areas when they : by toe General Assembly. Ministry constantly check the use er may hire a non-union worker, to the rank of technical .■ler'^eint j -light be intercepted by the ene- ' Some Employees Excluded American—McNutt has asked and economy of labor and advise Carrots 2 lbs. 19c Large, Solid but the worker must then join the on the recommendation of Brig. my. The plan accepted by the town President Roosevelt speaks at manufacturers to establish train on dilution, simpliflcatton of proc­ union. The government has not Gen. Robert L. Denig, Director ol : Concedes Price D-iIng Good Job meeting does not include employ­ a rate varying from 100 to 150 Ing programs without waiting for esses and release of men for the Lettuce head 19c ordered either of these conditions words a minute. employees to enter the armed the Marine Corps Division of Pub-' . While conceding that Price was ees of the Board of Education or armed forces. suGGEsnons thgi uiiii ehdure for many verrs Yellow Turnips Pink in any case. lie Relations. ’’doing as good a Job as anybody the Water Department, those em­ services and he warned that fail The WLB's first crucial te.st on Sergeant Hurlbut’s stories, rated ’ could under the circumstances,” ployees having worked under the ure 1^ management to do Its part 6 lbs. 25c Grapefruit 3 for 25c the issue was in The Federal Ship­ ENDS TODAY: In mobilising manpower would Good Excuse for Refusal among the best on-the-scene rc- ’ Van Nuys nevertheless contended town direction (or only a short Large, Sweet building case at Kearny, N. J. The ports of this war, have appeared | that Congress had specified in the time. The Board of Education em­ MAGNIFICENT DOPE” lead to compulsions on a wide Tender scale. company, a subsidiary of U. S. in newspapers throughout the na­ first war powers act that censor­ ployes were formerly employed by “Fingers At The Window" Rockford, 111.— (JP) —County 3 lbs. 25c Tongerines doz. 35c Steel, bad defied the old Natioiial tion. His wife and two-year-old ship should apply only to com­ the Ninth School District, not a Britteb—Bevin haa arranged Judge Fred J . Kullberg didn’t pon­ Porsnips Defense Mediati'on board and the son, James. Uve at Arlington. Va. munications with foreign coun­ part of the municipal division and that about four-fiftha of the train der long when he received this ta r g e Large D*AnJoa Navy took over the Kearny yards Prior to entering the Marine tries. the Water Department as now or­ Ing needed by new workers must note from Clara Guetschow of 6 for 29c for a time. That was before Pearl Corps SB a combat correspondent, One committee member who ganized was formerly owned and be provided by industry Itself. At South Beloit, 111., 18 miles away, Tmuiaq^’______IvUt Dtah. dlam* Akaoad or Boa Boa DUb vbvn ihope Pascal Celery bch. 19c Peors Harburd. The present board last T S ^ . Hurlbut founded a news askec. that his name not be used operated by Cheney Brothers be­ though Bevln's labor supply In asking o> be excused from Jury i|»r 65/4* with lat»_,G»oi9i(XB -4 o U loot. 5* diomvlwr $7.M . until further hearings had cleared I : n T 4 spectora have no compulsory pow duty. “I do not drive a car. I live Suvvi.''Compivte^l 9,M. April ordered maintenance of bureau at Radio SUtlon W'JSV, fore its purchase several years WE WILL HAVE A FAIRLY DECENT SUPPLY O F ___ membership written into the W’ashington, and handled public up this question, said it \Vas his ago. er to ensure that firms will train five miles out In the country from agreement with the union. The relations for the station. He Is a belief that the prealderit had au­ To Get Half Of Pay F R l.. SAT. AND SUN. workers they can exert pressure a bus line. One tire on our car haa ROAST PORK! PORK BUTTS AND SHOULDERS! company, citing the war. complied. former employee of the Washing­ thority as military commander— Provisions of the plan preaented NEW THRII'LS! by threatening to refuse to allo­ a hole in i t It can not ’.o driven and could delegate it to Price—to cate extra labor needed by finna to Rockford. The ration board to A more recent teat involved the ton Post. by the committee at the town NEW liORRORS! "C o m b rld g a" Sondwieh or S, A. Woods Machine company He served in the Marine Corps censor communications wherever meeting In October provides for which no not cooperate. date is refusing another tire. And Plcrtv — comM in two aixaa — F ol necessary to preserve the nation’s IN THE TOP TERROR American—Where the need re^ then our allowance of four gallons $I0.N —SV4' od $12.W. of Boston. The company rejected from 1933 to 1936 and reenlisteo the retirement of any appointive \ ‘ Lean, Freeh Fancy Lean, Tender 1 the board’s order and the military last May. security. officer of ths town of Manchesttr SHOW OF THE YEAR! quires It, all war workers ahali be of gas does not permit it. It is im- 1 ■ 1 The question, this member said, hired or recruited through the pns.sible for me to even appear took over. A new management who shall have been employed by to be excused.” The court, as you CUT-UP^FOWL VEAL ROASTS was installed. •‘Mystery Gun" was whether there was any au­ the town for 20 yeara continuously United States Employment Ser * SPARE RIBS thority to try censorship viola­ vice and no employer shall retain might guess, excused her. tors under civil law or whether and shall have reached .tbe aga of The German "mystery gun” 6.1 years, the amount of the pen­ A iturdy cup tor a cknd which 39c Ib. 1 Sky Writing Technique which caused eo much unpleasant­ they would have to be brought be­ sion to be one-half of the average will______lost_____ a Ulivtim* and tw pa» 1 29c Ib. $1.25 eo. ness in the city of Paris during fore a military court. THa sena­ OonoUMd by mnrklBe $■•##• Skywriters write each letter at 1918 bad a barrel 30 feet long and tor said that obviously was the a higher or lower altitude than a firing range of 75 miles. Sev­ chief reason why legislation was iM tgo R o as^ g the preceding. This prevents the being sought to create civil au­ DIAMOND JIWILRY eral sets of railroad tracks were thority for something that already NOW 1''^' ' J’ ChickeosL Ib. 47c Ground Beef Ib. 39c 1 propeller from blowing the com­ needed to accommodate the ma­ PLAYING DIPINDABLt WATCHES Rath’s _ 1 pleted letters out of shape. was being done. , 1 Armour’a __--— chine’s various wheels. Alxslcan Complaints Heard' STATE RINDS D CHARMS KUltarr tlamlm and CComb In < BOLOGNA OR MINCED HAM, ^ Q c | These VICTOR Albums will clelighf the The committee has heard com­ COSTUMG JIWILRY loe CowEIds hardl-Ui pound ...... 1 There's e Victor Record te Sausages lb. 49c plaints from Gov. Ernest Gruen- Betly URlKIt . lohii PATNi PIN D PINCIL SITS 1 Home Made J Baokofen's 1 whole family the whole year 'round suit ovory toslo in music ing and Delegate Anthony Dimond Catmen MIRANDA Ce5.if ROMiRO ^ NIWIST NOVILTIIS of Alaska that the Seattle censor­ Fronkfurts Ib. 39c | HaiiK lAMES anti - 1 Sousooe Meat Ib. 39c I.U . S. WAX BONDS AND STAMPS % RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS tuo| by Kip- i: ship office, staffed by 400 per­ —pril 00 tmroae I Chiiumu liu ihii * nil. Ruuiao Balalaika Orihcura. Yellio, sona, was opening all mail and 'lit lIRtU l8 I«K. Cooduoor. Album M-917...... Mnding excerpts from many let­ 1 5 Rolls Toilet TtHSue S Pkgs. Tetley Soup If 1 Can (.Meat) Dog Food ' j 3. beethoven- vioun concexto 10. r h a p so d y in blu e - GERSH­ Come in. You will ters to other government depart­ 1 1 Roll (125 ft.) Waxed Pa|>er I Lge. Can Conden*«!d Milk II 1 Pkg. De-H.vdrated Dog IN D MAJOR. Hcifeti, ToKinioi and WIN. Bonoo "Popa” Otcbenta-Jnui ments. 3 CanH Evaporated || Food—Ideal to Mix. 1 . «h* NBC STmphooT Orciicun. Album find our stock as com­ 1 . 5 0 c DM-705...... Maria Saaroma—Fiedler. Cooductor. Al­ In order to clear up the legal 1 FOR ...... J V C Milk All for ...... O V C II BOTH ...... ^ * ^ « * | bum DM } 3 » ...... aspects. Van Nuys said the com­ 9. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV-SCHEHERA- 11. THIS IS THE ARMY-IRVING BER- plete ae possible under mittee bad called reprasantatives "l>f« snap ell had/ar lofclM mi»*« REGAL Tie.** riend-ent cryalal Tom or Pte- ZADE. San FraociKo S>mphooa Or. Ll.N. Sonm from the abov. VRtor Fitn _ a n v . lor with mmUnqravw and ^BhiuwaUi” Cemdy-ant or mint dU - Royal ' I chaaua. Mootciu, Conductor. Album of the Department of . Justice, the — ■ ‘J —pined wXh Oosooa bordn, M4 1 Large No. 2 Can DM.y:o ...... Niihier Orchetua and Mco’a aerur. today’s handicaps, and Plus.. ."Thm DIffemt Eyes'* Album P -» l ...... FB I and the Army and Navy In­ m Chocolate Pudding 4. THESE ARE MY EAVOlUTES. Erita telligence services to testify be­ 12. FAVORITE SONGS FROM FAMOUS likely :— better than 1 Whole Kernel Corn 19c Krcialer. Victor Simphoay Oriirntra. MUSICALS. Doroeby Kiriua, Felu FOR MEN fore it next Monday. AVENGE DECEMBER 7—ON AlbuiB M -910...... 4 for 29e . Knijht—Viitor Firu Nithwt Ordiatita Replying to complaints of TO VICTORY—BUY BONOS! 1 Pure I . SHOWBOAT-SCE.NAR10 FOR OR- and Cborui. Album P-1)} .... you think! Oruenlng and Dimono, Pries as­ (Face Cloth Free!) . CHESTRA—Jerome Kero. Jaimco Sym* This Utm-foend dolOBlal 13. BARBER OF SEVnXE - ROSSINI. IN THE SERVICE! serted that many of the-canaored Oy*" pheoj at toe Angeles, janr^eoi Cooduc- m INAT M H M WUNKUf pitebn, ___ ira lS i& high. hol«l. ^ 4 1 Raspberry Jam jar 25c tot. Album DM-906...... Rdcordrama with opetatic ctac indudioz letters between defenae workers ptam «md H^axoMlaat vralght $4t.M. Silver Dust 27c Cttloi Ramltei. Victoc Symphony Of- 4n Alaska and their families in the Iwerywhere • >. mea whe cere 6. MACBBTH-^HAKESPEARE. Recof- abaatra, Bamboachek, Co^oaor. and Choose from oiir huge collection of gifts 1 Large Jar drama. Mtutict Eaam. Juditli Aoderioa Chotua. Album DM-89S United States ware of interest to WMT MOAlrAM ...bMOUM N» Ginger Snaps Ib. 19c that all men ia the eervloe need — and the FB I and the War Production ftiiiOTISWW5IKglJg|Jl iprbiay IngMi ttxM e—e Mcrat and CaaL Album DM-S7S...... 14. TSCHAKOWSKY SYMPHONY really want. __ **Cambrtdqe" aelad, frail ot 1 Sweet Gherkins 29c r. sonniRT - TRIO Na i ln r board, for inatanoe. to let them l5Uv...a SNOX!J!lO; btted of won!*# aa# awhair— flown h « ^ B* diomotn, 214* NO. 4. Stokovtki coaMuaiof NBC Syaa- know "the type of people they d.ap pried $12.it—alighify Grapefruit Juice FLAT MAJOR. Rubtnuaia, Htifeu, pbopy OtOamtta. AlbunrOM-Sf 0 Buy Wnr Inndt Kary Payday ■toy* frmli loaMk# kagw. For 1 Ritter's (Large 14-Oz. Bottle) Fnemana. Album DM.92} . . . were sending 'to Alaska.’* tta* SltAt. 13. PADEREWSKI GOLDENiOTNIVER. TIE AND HANDKERCHIEF SETS 4 No. 2 cons 55c i.Ji;N C U BOOK-KIPUNC. Sabo. SARY ALBUM. Padmtaraki. Album 4 Van Nuys said that a summary STATE _ :c s u N . 2nd THRILLL HIT: 1 Ketchup 3 for 50c Vioor S rflm uf OtdMiaa. Roam. Coo- M-74B...... The Werld'f Greatest HOSIERY AND TIE SETS of a month’s intercaptiona, sub- HARTFORD CaUao (Large 24-Oz. Cans) diKtat. Album D.M-90}...... ^ $ 1 H A mittad by Price, ghowed discovery MBwThSaamNMefttatttHMl " r n ttle * ' Bn oad TMy fn Id. A CHRISTMAS CAROL-DICKENS. TIE AND WATCH BAND SETS g Jj^ # U U bmiidatt n oltn-diaaar sarvlos — 1 Ocean Spray Dtamatiitd ytation ariib CktppcU, Ntr- Artist! are of mllitaiiy trade secrets, mention /NPERSON mimimwm m Tomato Juice, 4 for 55c rator. Album G -29...... tO.CX) •HE AND IDENTIFICATION SETS SET of troop movements and state­ 1 Cranberry Sauce Armour's 17. HRAHMS-SYMPHONY NO. 1. Toa- VICTOI RECOIDS ments on the number of defense ARISTOCRAT ctnini and ahn NBC Symphony O ac^ workers in Alaska. am. Albut OM-67S...... lOFJAZZlL^IN&l jBcfltirSiice 1 2 for 35c Treet loe. tin 39c ------Rogatetton 1 ' il'i 1 ■■ Regulation Coffee Shipments Halved Merrerizgd Leatlier PUKE TRY US FOR TOLU RECORD LIST! HOSIERY Neckwear MONEY Betweeh 1937 and 1941 coffee consumption In tbe U. S. . rose ______Get 1 More Free! Short or from 1,701,930.000 to 3,183,498,- lalpb Rargai Regular Length BELTS 000 pounds. Tbe war shipping ELLUKTON IrsBf' Harvey tad B ean bowl. 55c shortage has made necessary a Iflt laieit ^ oenn ki voikam itaaS* All.eo— ledloo* Boudetr eat "Bologna*^ Tomoto or Vegetable Soup (Royol Scorlet), Lorge 3 P rG $ 1 .1 3 To 11.30 cut of SO per cent in the Utter •;;! FAMOUS 8AND $1.00 Rmount Nih Aithcf 20-Qunce Cans______3 for 50c POTTERTON’S TOAAMY DORSFY^ SINGING STAR Ueael Atwlfl Chineae "Grow’* Wax AT THE CENTER PHONE 373S 1 Con Bob-Or With o Loveiv Holdery for* 29c 139-141 Main ttnetl ' Wax te "grown" on tress by KEILER’S MEN’S WEAR Chines# farmers who have util­ ^WSINATRA ized the wax-making properties HENRY KOHN & SONS, Inc “Ab Individual As Your Finger Print” BETTY ROCHF • JIAAMy BHII ION 9UY W W p i AND W AM M WE WILL NOT HAVE AN ADVT. IN FRIDAY’S PAPER, SO of a amall Chineae insect. Thia }/0 j AV^ lIU.At HI/oLKALO. JEWELERS insect spins cocoons of pure wa^. IF YOU ARE GOING TO CALL FRIDAY FOR SATURDAY! 887 Main Street Next To Green & Gold Bake Shop / MEN’S SHOPS 890 MAIN STREET HARTPORD.CONN. Enormous quantities art produced uNSAUniv XmnUEATEB by this method. M7 MAIN STREET WELDON BLDG. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/MANGHESTER. CONN. THDR5DAT, DECEMBER 10,1941 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10,1941 I ROUS ths dignity at womanhood sat up blue banner, the flag of the society, 1941‘and the moth infestation was discuasion on “the Outlook lighter than in 1941. Fruit Growing in 1943. ;is^; • by the Mother of God. He urged was placed In the sanctuary. Mra. Fruit Growers the loMra, not juat The Associat­ Rev. Dr. Glynn that they imitate her virtues of Albert Warrington, a member of The (iommittee, through the Henry Bskcz Buell of Save Machines Plumley Raps ed Press.” '■ Air Superiority Great “ purity, obedience,- and innocence; the parish, decorated the church staff of the (Connecticut experi­ was awarded the society’s If Stations Advises Care in Selecting Seen By-Pass Attempt fitting children of Mary amd that for the occasion. . Get Parasites ment station, New Haven, prepar­ honorary racognition award, Mancheister A t Gives Sermon thsy acquire respect and honor Motion plctunea of the ceremony ed 1403 half-acre mealy disease prssentatlpn was by Prof, Plumley urged Congress to wore, taken by Mrs. Frank Fitz­ plots for destruction ot Japanese man P. Hollister of ths Un For Washing Federal Suit "take notice of the fact, tbat the Asset ^ Libyan Drive diu to all womankind. By means Cut 13 P« C| Refuge or Shelter Room of such conduct, they would be­ patrick, Bernard Hart and Mr. Many Colonies Distrib* beetles. There were' 866 of the ty of (Connecticut. In The War iUit -is an attempt of the execu­ Speaks Before Over 400 come a credit nqt only to Mary, Preston, all members of the par­ plots in Hartford county. Mr. Buell was president of tive to by-paas the legislative arm ish. Campbell’s the stove In order to leant that it but also to society and to our own uted in State to Fight Dwarf Apple Trees . ' . society In 1934 and 1935 and: Kit Bags Goverament Gives Ad* Hartford, Dec. 10—(j4>)—Utmoat.^areas are chosen in cellafs, or Vermont Solon Sees As*" of tha government” to which not Aiiglo*American Airmen At St. Bridget's Church Following the ceremony refresh­ Being Operated DonaUons are still eonalng In at even the constitution gives the is hot. nation as well. ments were served in the base­ Dr. H. B. Tukey of the New engaged in several branchsfi*' care should be used by the house­ basements, seek locations with Cor. Main and Middle Tpk. Learned from Each Other The Oriental Moth. farming. Red Cross headquarten for the vice on How to Look the strongest overhead support, sociated Press Case right to abridge the freedom of the PUyed Major Part in —Highlights of Sermon Impressive Ceremony ment of the church. Father Filip York State experiment etation Sute Now| Only| Soldiers’ Kit Bags. Manchester holder In selecting a refuge or ■ A ■ "So we proceeded on that basis. After Various Ports. isolated from the boiler room and press. The ceremony of reception and introduced the speakers: Father ‘ Hartford, Dec. 10— —Con­ spibke, yesterday ~ morning, on ' ---- .. II...-li. U 4 Cancelled hae a large quota to meet each shelter room as protection against where the debris load of a wreck­ Attack on Freedom. ”lt must be conceded,” he said, Smashing Axis De­ There was an axqhanga of a cer­ Some four hundred people heard installation of officers was deep­ Timmins and Father Breen, Miss “Dwarf Apple Trees for (Commer- month and aU eontributions are ae^al bombardment, according to "that Mr. Roosevelt is a game tain number of officers and we the Rev. Dr. John Glynn, assist­ ly impressive. The Reverends Jane Falkowski. president of St. necticut fruit growers were re­ cial Orchards.” ^ Hartford, Dec. 10.—"Wash the ed superstructure would be least. fense at El Alamein. learned from each other. Now _ Dm . 11 — DMplt* greatly appredated. a booklet, entitled ’’Shelter Basement windows can serve as Washington, Dec. 10.—(iP)— fighter. Whether he ia a wise one, ant pastor of St. Mary’s church, James Timmins, Francis Breen James’s Sodality of this town; cipients of 193 colonies (32,160) in­ Dr. R. A, Van Meter of the Di ^ pradletloM by automoUT* The soldiers love them. It helps right clothes load for your wash­ Against Aerial Bombardment-” exits even when protected against Describing the Justice depart­ Ume will tell.” we are maintaining our individ­ and Marshall ^ lip passed out Misses Stephanie K^eski, Bernice dividuals) Oriental fruit moth to ksep up their morale as thsy Except for its serious complica­ By DeWItt ktocHcnzIe uality, but we are working hand Elast Hartford, deliver a beautiful Cervihl, Louise Shea, Jane Nac- vision of Horticulture, Massa­ Uat niniMr m to tho future ing machine, don’t overload It and being distributed by the State De­ bomb fragments by exterior baf­ ment’s anti-monopoly suit against medals, diplomas and prayer books parasites this year. chusetts State college, spoke on rataO naoUne flUlnc ■tetionaj embark for foreign shores and the fense Council fles provitled that the latter are tions, he continued, thb suit With th. British Eighth Army In glove.” and stirring talk on “Mary, the to each of the members. 'The presi­ kowaki, Marjorie Clay, Loretta fighting front. It has been related strain the motor or blow a fuss.” The Associated Press .l' ss "evi­ ”\Yould be funny.” Well, there you have the Patroness of the United States, Shea, Ruth McLagan and Mary The diatribution was made by "New York Fniit Growing in w aanouaced federal re- This recommendation to home­ Commenting on 'shelters within not placed too near the basement In libya, Dsc. 10—(6>)—Ov.r at Ei dent received a gavel; the vice- World War II.” IB refui^P »*«oUm Ml**. that many of the wounded men dence of a determined effort on Plumley voiced the opinion that Allied air leader of the west­ Mary, Our Mother and the Dig­ president, a (Jruciflx; the treasurer, Bigrnski. the Peach Moth Parasite commit- makers is just one of the many single and two-family frame build­ wall. AghsUs, where th . Mediterranean ern deeert. like Oen. Sir In the afternoon, (Charles O. Dun­ I DaPMtinent of Motor Vehicles who had lost all thalr equipment ings, Theodore Crane, professor of Vulnerable to Earth 8ht>ck the part of the bureaucrats at all newspapers, whether members auta deeply into the coaat of Cl- nity of Womanhood,” Tuesday a check-book and the secretary^ a tee on the Oopnecticut Pomologi when they were evacuating to important points included in the of The Associated Press or not, Bernard L. Montgomery, oom- evening at St. Bridget’s church Cat’a Tastes Unusual bar of the Pennsylvania experi­ ‘HOLLOW OROUND**! 1 t t e e ^ 8.M8 retaU flWV Ulustrated pamphlet, ”Hnw to architectural engineering at Yale “Cellars furnish excellent pro- Washington to freeze the bill of renalca to form the great Gulf of nuuider In chief of the Eighth recording manual. The young cal aoclety., / ' ’ / ■ aa of December 1 out of 4,407 Oorregidor, after the fall of Ba­ university, and member of the i tection against blast and splinters, should "give the people the truth here. ladles entered the church wear­ ment station spoke on “Prod\icing ■lad# for yenr taan, were seen tightly elutchlng Make Tour Washing Machine Laat rights,” Representative piumley Sirte, Field Marshal Erwin Rom­ Army. Coningham work# as Harold M. Rogers of Southing Fruit In Southern Pennsylvania, Iona beinf operated previously, State Engineering Advisory com­ ' but are vulnerable to earth shock about this suit because if the gov­ mel’s Axis forces are nervously Dr. Glynn pointed) out the fact ing white gowns and white tiaras, Seattle- (A’l-Dietetic report on fgulnr oofoty rotor decrease repreaenta less than these bags. Longer,” released today by the (R., Vt.), asserted today there ernment should win it, they would close to the fighting front as that our own fair nation was un­ the tastea of Mra. George Barney’s ton, (Thairman of the committee, Harold M. Rogers, chairman of the Office ot Price Administration and mittee on whose research the re.sultlng from a ‘near miaa’ and expecting another attack by the and carried lighted, candles in the It costa only $1 to fill one of booklet is based, offers the follow­ present greater danger from de­ was "no justifiable excuse for an suffer the greatest Injury to their poaslble, to be able to make der the protection of the Mother procession. The music waa In highly Individualistic cat: She eats reported for the committee yes­ aociety’a committee on labor, led RAZOR BLADES lOlasioner John T. McCarthy these bags and It is a popular and the Bureau of Home Economics of attack on f r ^ o m of the presa liberty and freedom that has ever Allied Army which already haa quick decisions as the battle of God under the Utle of ”Our vegetables and doesn’t care for terday, at the 52nd annual meet< a discussion on the 1943 fruit har­ the Department of Agriculture. ing advice. bris or flooding. . . . Carpet Sweepers . .15.50 op driven them in .flight across 700 charge of Mrs. Arlyne Garrity. that of the 564 fllltnc sta. satisfying 4ray for any one to ex- Cellar Best LonwtloM “As cellars are particularly sus­ "If proas and political freedom, been inflicted upon thenh.”'He pre­ changea. Lady of the Immaculate (Concep­ The altars of the church were meat. She prefers water to milk. Ing of the society at Hotel Garde. vest labor problem. H. A. Rollins, wMch did not renew their prern their good will and gratitude War On Home Prant are to live, this suit should be dicted that when fully aware of Bathroom Scales . .$4.00 np miles of dsM it.' Actually these two work to­ tion.” Our own boys in the armed And she really wields a tooth on The distribution was made to 81 extension fruit specialist. Universi­ ^ 4i„, 10 •10i.,,25 ’’For this type of building the ceptible to military gases, chosen 'The Axis troopa are dug in on a bedecked with red, pink and white hollow ground Itie 0 borbf, wo,. . IB, 414 aent in cancellations to the men about to leava for ’The materials, machinery and cellar is better than a location throwTi out of court,” the New the facts, the people would "pro­ gether constantly. Coningham, forces were being blessed and pro­ camatibns. The red, white and corn on the cob. growers, a less number than In ty of ConnecUcut, conducted a nothing «Mlntte had been overseas. manpower that formerly were locati')ns should be such that they Englander said in a speech pre­ tect themselves by demanding Clothes Hampers . . . .$3.98 strong line which they prepared like Montgomery, haa the gift of above grads provided there are can be made gaa proof if necea- many months ago. That line is tected by her. iB aid from ths remaining 160. The latest contributors to Man. used to make household articles two widely separated exits such pared fofr delivery in the House. ■whatever action may be neces­ Clothes Baskets ., $2.00 np shrewd and rapid judgment in (Continuing Dr. Glynn stressed H V cancellatians, explained the Chester’s Kit Bag FMnd are: Mrs. hmV are turning out weapons of sar.v. “The people stand to be the big sary to maintain the AP aa it calculated to withstand great crises. as two basement windows or one "If a first story location is Mail P o x e s...... $1.25 up pressure, but nothing is more cer­ the all-important fact that Mary IHinniasioner. Included a number] Nettle Fenton. 271 Main street, war, the pamphlet reminds home­ window and a door. chosen, select an interior portion losers. If, by any chance, this operates today.” I came away with the definite waa also the Mother of us all, as l i i atatlona loMtsd along the shore 12; Women’s Federation, Center makers, proper use and rare of suit is lost, the people will have Instigated by New Deal Supporter House Radios... .$*9 95 np tain than that Rommel’s eyes are impression that Coningham ex­ “If the cellar has not the two screened from windows by interior continually searching the skies (Christ, her Divine Son had given EhiiI at auBunsr resorts where wln- Congregational church, 89.85: Jun­ these articles are the homemak­ exits mentioned above, or Is othsr- partitions and protected as far as been deprived of one of the safe­ Plumley said he subscribed to a Juice O’M aU ...... $2.95 up pects hard fighting, but is abso­ her to us 'as our Mother on (CaK I R^boatnesa would not warrant ex- ior members, American Legion er’s own weapons in the war on guards of democracy.” anxiously. There lies one of his lutely certain of Allied victory. wlse unsuitable, the best choice, possible by the exterior walls. In general belief that the suit waa Pyrex D ishes...... 35c up “greatest worries, for it was the vary’s heights. * m ai tft currant operation. Some Auxiliary, $3, and American Le- the home front. By prolonging the without involving expense, would this type of building the exterior "More Than Lawsuit” “instigated by a New Deal sup­ Look Back Over Years F these, he stated, unquesUonably glan AuxlUary, No. 102, |2. life of her washing machine, for He described the action as Anglo-American Air Forces which be an Interior portion of the first walls offer at least some protec­ porter In competition with an Mop Handles ...... 20c played a major part In smashing Looking back over the centuries IMld renew Ucenaea when their example, she can save not only (ground level) story, screened ‘more than a lawsuit” and aald it anti-administration newspaper. before the (Christian era he point­ Ummer business developed. tion against bomb fragments, and was "an effort to take something Wooden Ironing Boards... his defense at El Alamein and pre­ rubber and metal, but clothes, from windows by interior parti­ the erection of barriera or baf­ “I can only hope,” he concluded, cipitating his historic debacle. Overnight News ed out the place of woman in so­ ■ Jk» would be expect^ the de- soap, electricity, fuel And other away from the people that is “tlv»t the people see (learly In this ...... $1.98 op ciety. W)as looked upon as a Mae in the number of pumps being tions. fles over one or two adjacent win­ One ot Greatest AsMt. Many Seeking things that make up the nation's “In all cases where refuge dows. is not impracticable.” needed now as never before in our and in a dozen other punitive and War Bond Metal Box and mere chattel, a slave with no is In keeping with the wartime resources. history. persecuting suits the government This Allied Air Force with Its Of Connecticut rights to speak of. After Mary’s __ In stations licensed al- Few Rules Are Cited "The monopoly suit against The has instituted, ultimately, against Lock ...... 95c superiority of power over the en­ By Asociatod Press \ advent, woman was no longer a rh, inasmuch as small stations ^ Added Oil Here are a few rules of care Associated Press seeks to accom­ the people, the reason why those Outdoor emy is one of the British Eighth slave but a human being, one to 1th limited pump equipment plish a total governmental con­ of us who believe In the preserva­ Army’s greatest assets in the cam­ be respected, honored and loved. B ^ d be the first to discontinue selected from the publication’s de­ Clothes Reels .... $6.00 np paign to drive the Axis from Torrington—Judge Max Spelke tailed and illustrated instructions: YMCA Schedule Litliwiii Loses trol, to constitute a g;reater mo­ tion of our fundamentals, our free­ of the Falrfletd-Litchfield county She became a prominent and im­ tloa, the agreement need not nopoly, as it, under its guise of doms and the conservation of our Weather Stripping. .10c up Northern Africa, and the share portant member of society and Store a oertalnty. However, as of Few Applications to Be 1. Know your washing machine. which Uncle Sam’s airmen are district of the State Juvenile Read the directions that came Tomorrow relief for the public, would al­ liberties, are so bitterly opposed to Garden Hose, court,*speaking last night before rightly so.' Like Mary who ruled nber 1 there were 10,924 legedly destroy a lesser,” Plumley all these things which the New tisking in this decisive battle of s operated by retail gasoline Approved as Eligibles with it, or. wnite to the manufac­ 6:15-6:30—Business Men’s Gym. $40,000 Action 50 ft...... $5.00 up Libya represents one of his proud­ mem^rs of the* Litchfield County the household at Nazareth, the turer for a copy. Directions will 6:30-7:30—Gama Room, Boys said. Deal has undertaken to perpetrate Woman rules not only the family, stations in Ocmnscticut as Are Very Limited. to destfoy us, whose name is Metal Ash Cans. est contributions to the victory Public Welfare Workers’ Associa­ ; with 12,508 a year ago. tell you whether or not to oil the 7-12. “In the attempt of the adminis­ which the United Nations are tion, said that extension of the Ju­ the backbone of any nation but til 9 machine, and when and how to 6:30-7:30—Junior Boys’ Basket­ Court Rules Investigator tration circuitously and aurroptl- legion.” Snow- Shovels . . . .$1.00 np venile court system to all counties also man, himself. Her responsibil­ thfsly few stations in A considerable number of per­ Uously to throttle a free press, building. ity Is Immense; her position de­ lt-up araas failed to renew op- use the oil. The name piste on the ball LMgue practise. Auto R obes...... $2.98 np Thus tile leadership of the in Connecticut, done at' a net in­ tlag I according to Com- sons have filed appUcatic%s for motor states the kind of current 7:00—Miss Grant’s class. Broke His Contract there is concealed a weapon oven Many principal export markets crease of 875,000, has accomplish­ mands respect and honor; her in­ 7:30-8:30—Game Room, Boys more potent and dangerous and for Argentina grains have been Briton who oommanda the Al- fluence is and can be profound. ^ MeOarthy. Auxiliary Requirements of fuel it rsqulrea. With Manchester. Metal Ued Air Forces la, to put It ed “incalculable social benefits." 2. Msake a periodic checkup to 7-15. polsonoue than was its effort to closed by the war and stocks of Lunch Boxes .... .$1.25 np Hartford — Republican State In' conclusion. Father Glynn e oil with War Price and Rationing 7:30-8:80—Women’s Gym Class. control the court.” • wheat early this year totaled be­ mildly, a matter of llidy con- strongly exhorted the new mem­ Board 11-78 but only a very few sea that all bolts and screws are oeni to all Americans. headquarters yesterday said that little tot .makes a bid to .kit on Santa’s knee. And tight. Hava the machine looked 8:00—Meeting Townsend Club. Judge John H. King, of Super­ Netvspapera Only Bulivark tween 12 and 13 million bushels, It was, therefor#, with keen in­ Gov.-Elect Raymond E. Baldwin bers of the sodality to live up to V i « of these applications stand a 8:30-10:00—Badminton. ior Court, filed a decision yester­ the Department of Commerce chance of approval by the Board over by a serviceman at least once He said t h ^ government ' “al­ terest that I responded to the will meet with the party’s legisla------■■ - who doe.isn't ride the musical merry-go-round; it's only a |Aj*e Graduated a year. Repair and replace worn 6:80-7:30—AU alleys open. day for the Town of Manchester, says. tors-elect* from New London and I dime. What whirring of wheels as the toy-shop reveals as tha eligibility list under the defendant in a 840,000 suit ready holds the power of life and cheery greeting of welcome and Regulations la dMidedly limited. parts before they give out entire­ 7:30—AU alleys taken. death over radio.” and gives shook hands with Air Vice Mar­ Middlesex counties at the Old mystery boxes for 25c. ly. Oil the casters frequently to brought by Edwin C. Llthwin, of Lyme Inn on Dec. 18. and with / iAt Navy School Auxiliary rations are allowed 15 Ridge street, to recover dam­ orders to the moUqn picture indus­ shal Sir Arthur Coningham, gen­ New underarm for the purpoee of supplementing protect them from rust. try, leaving . the newspapers a« eralissimo of the desert skies In the Tolland and Windham coun­ ages estimated at 20 per cent of ties group at the Nathan Hale ho­ Cream Deodorant heat or hot water rations which Oil Ruins Rubber collectible accounts of the charity "our bulwark, frank, free and fear­ these parts. *^Mis8 Swank** were obtained on Forma ' OPA 3. Take care not to spill oil on p . of I. Enjoy less.” I reported to you yeeterday that tel. Wlllimantlc, on Dec. 19. These safely li'oiir from Town Com* department, which Llthwin claim­ will be the last of a series. Dates R-llOO or R-1101, and rations ob­ rubber parts, because oil ruins ed he waa prevented from collect­ “The very nature of The Asso­ Ooningham had told me our boys plete Training and tained by vendors of steam, hot rubber. Remove oil from rubber were “doing magnificently,’’ and I for the others have been an­ Stops Perspiration Lacy Slips Xmas Banquet ing due to the termination of a ciated Press organization,” he aald, nounced. J water and hot air on Form OPA parts promptly with soap and contract between himself and the “guarantees objective reporting, BECK’S promised to amplify this state­ Await AMignments. R-1102. ’These, however, can be is­ water. If the machine Ups and 846 MAIN STREET fOR ment today. This article is in ful­ Hartford --- The Connecticut town, by the Charity committee of an unbiased and uncolored report Pomological Society will be head­ sued only In cases specified in the spills oil from the inside, have it the Board of Selectmen. of each of the events about which 5IANCHESTER, CONN. fillment of that promise. i $ 2 .9 8 a. Naval Training Station, Regulations. '' checked by s serviceman. St. MargarePs Circle it tells. That is what the New Next to Bergren’s Dairy The marshal waa- drinking cof­ ed for a year, starting today, by Broke Hla Contract SlSTfJi fee at a little table set on the sand Carlyle H. Gowdy of Greenwich. ort, R. I , Doc. 10—Four Ap- Must Convert If Possible 4. Before washing, see that the The court ruled that Lithwin Deal hates. She'll cherish the one you iioe Seamen from Manchester, No auxiliary ration for heat or machine is level and steady. If the Gathers at the Sheridan in front of bis caravan under the He will be assisted by E. J. Gra­ broke hla contract with the town “The right of association of men powerful sun which already had ham, Norwich, vice-president; H. give her (wish it were two), have bean graduated from hot water may be Issued for use washer has been standing in a when he accepted other employ­ or of newspapers with associates weai it and wear it and think Naval Training Statloo, and in oil-bumtng equipment which cold place, bring it into a warm For Annual Event. done a considerable part of its C. C. Miles, Milford, secretary, and ment while engaged in the local of their own choice in free speech forenoon Job. He explained he S. Leonard Root, Farmington, of vou ever. Embroidery and been granted leave before can be converted to the use of al­ room for a few hours or let the tub collection work on a two-montha’ or a free press is a fundamental 1. Does not rot dresses or men’s lace tastefully a) plied to assigned to further duties. ternate fuel, if the materials nec­ stand full of warm water for an Daughters of IsabeUa, to the hadn’t had his breakfast and invit­ treasurer. The members agreed at (hint. Does not irritate skin. trial basis. Judge King ruled that right—as fundamental as the Bill ed me to Join him in coffee. Thus yesterday's session, concluding the radiant rayon aatin or froaty — are: essary for such converaion are on hour. Otherwise the oil or grease number of 35 enjoyed a baked on the trial basis, the breaking of of Rights it-self. What profits it 2. Nowaitingtodry. Cinbeused crepe. All the Miss Swank K. Genovesi, 18 year old hand and the required labor la may be too stiff to lubricate the ham supper and Christmas party one’s first Impressions were those two-day meeting, that high school right after shaving. the contract by the town in view the liberty of citizens If the free of an energetic individual wbo students will have to be employed 1 Itutantlyitors perspiration for superiorities of cut .ind fin­ |Mh of Mr. and Mrs. touls Oeno-available or If the materials and mechanism as it runs. Besides, hot last night at the Hotel Sheridan. of the unsatisfactory status of speech right is sustained but no TOYS . ish. Tearosc. white; .*12 to ef 168 North Main street. labor can be obtained without un- water poured Into a very cold tub start# his day’# work before both­ on a large scale in the harvesting 1 to J days. Prevents odor. h Lithwin, was within their legal one permitted to come and hear? Electric Trains...... $10.95 44, 31'i to 37',. rtK> was graduated in 1941 from reiMonable difficulty or expense. may crack the enamel. The banquet hall was beautifully ering with food and who likes the of Connecticut’s next fruit crop. 4. A p'ute, white, greaseless, rights. Or what of a demand that news Erector Sets .... .85.50 up direct sun that would drive more Middlebury—To conser\’e fuel stainless vanishing cream. Mhacbester High School. Prior to It is estimated that only a small 5. Make sure the wringers are decorated by Mrs. Ward Strange Day and Night Work shall be gathered, printed and Give Gloves o /l Ms anllatment, he waa employed percentage of local oil-burning set' to the right pressure for the and her committee. There was a Dolls...... $1.29 up caiUous folks to cover. oil. Middlebury's School board 8. Awarded Approval Seal of Lithwin, who was a charity made public only when done In Haa Figure Of .Athlete voted last night to close the town's American Institute of taunder- the Mancheater Trust Co., and equipment la not convertible and thickness of the clothes. Too heavy fireplace and a tree, and on the Investigator for the char­ conjunction with all comers ?.... for being hatinleas to M i siambar of tha American In- the Board urges averyona who a load may lock the rolls and even Teddy B ears...... 98c up ' Coningham I# a big fellow, consolidated school at least for the Swank** Glace Leather] Iftuta ef Banking. He win aeek to tables the red candles were in ity department had been en­ A fundamental American right is about six feet two, but he has the month of February, the Ume to be possibly can to convert their strip gears. The minute you finish band-made birch bark containers, gaged by the charity committee to threatened in this suit ag;alnst Black Boards...... $1.69 up nalify for the rating of Quarter- equipment to coal or other fuel. washing, release the pressure to figure of an athlete at the comfor­ made up in July. Exclusive Pajama with miniature onea at each place. collect outstanding accounts owed The .Associated Press. If It is lost, Dart Boards ....r$ 1 .6 9 up table age of 47. Hts tanned face Hartford — State Defense Ad­ ■fiater. At a meeting of Hartford Coun­ save the rubber. After the supper, Santa Claus dis­ the charity department for ad­ N^aaeph Tedford, Jr., 20 year old ty Boards in Hartford last night, the whole American people are and obvious fitness testify that he ministrator Wesley A. Sturges $2e49i tributed the gifts piled at the foot vances made to them during the is habitually an outdoor man and said yesterday that he would con­ Oa of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ted- the extreme gravity of the fuel of the tree. depression years on a temporary jtafd, ef 48 Academy etreet, who la oil situation in the East was his penchant for sports 1# well fer as soon as pomible with Gov. $ 3 .9 8 Cla.<4sic Slip<»ns— Wins Commission Gifts for Soldiers basis, and testimony presented at known. Elect Raymond E. Baldwin on the 3 9 4 s j « r luate of Manchester High stressed by Cheater Bowles, State Later carol singing and round the trial last week by Judge Wil­ Alania 104 aodSWiara Those Trim Novelties— when he played football Rationing Administrator. It u He ia good looking, too, with an preparation of a statewide uni­ Lively young night - tinte and square dances were Indulged liam 8. Hyde, town counsel, show, attractive laugh. Indeed, he has a form blackout code for presenta­ Dressmaker Details— baaeball. Before enlisting, he likely that the situation will get In Army Air Corps in. A new feature at this year’s ed that shortly after this agree­ f.vshions in pajamas that fit. employed by the Sunshine worse instead of better in the fu­ pleasing address and Is so enter­ tion to the general assembly next the way the owner likea to I'nusual Stitching— try. He is ambitious to work for party waa the decorated box in ment Lithwin secured work days taining as a conversationalist, that month. Sturges pointed out that h.ive them. Blue, dusty and ture and persons who . believe which the members placed gifts in an East Hartford defense plant ths unwary might overlook tbat Hartford and oth4r communities S(»ft Supple Skins— I rating of Radioman. they’ll be able to obtain addition­ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morrison, for the soldiers in this area, such and at the same time was attend­ primroae. Sizes ,32 to 40. Oulaeppe J. Carablno, 21 year al oil later on seem doomed to dis­ FIAKO aquara Jaw of his. This would be a had experienced an inadequacy in Petal-Smooth Fit— aoo of Mr. and Mrs. Tony of 57 EHro atreet, have received aa cigarettes, chewing gum, can­ ing a law school In Hartford four grave error in judgment, for there local ordinances governing black­ appointment. word that their son, Kenneth, was dy, stationery and other items, nights a week. iWno, of 12 Olenwood street, Must Be Certified ia a lot of John Bull In Ooningham out violations and predicted that There's one' way to a lady's hesrt.| ifioniwrly was an auto mechanic graduated yesterday as a Second The box will be sent to the local The committee terminated the N E C I t S f and hi# square Jaw marks one of statewide legislaUon'would be pro­ after you've slid down the chimnejrt. I Auxiliary applications contain Armory. temporary contract with Lithwin trtMk driver, and will seek a space for four different certifica­ Lieutenant from the Officers Can­ The war time Mving way his outstanding characteristics. He vided. Adorable Glovea. of courae! Thsir sleek fit|^j Moiat’s Mate'a rating. didate School at the Army Air ChUdreq’a Party upon being Informed of his day for making deliciouf pie la a fighter and uses both fists. Hartford — Attorney General good looks assure confidence. Black, T tions which must be comi^eted and night duties. The suit for the enuta. Nothing to add but Sflchael A'l Orfltelll, 20 year oldunder certain conditions. Moat of Corps school at Miami Beach, It was announced that the defi­ She’ll Love Our New Sir Arthur was bom in Bris­ Francis A. Pallotti yesterday gave LOINS TO Dream Gowns black with white, brown with beige; I ef Mr. and Mra. Orfltelll. of 21 Florida. nite date of the children’s Christ­ collectlmi of 20 per cent of the arater. bane and educated in New Zea­ approval to a proposed agreement 61* to 7 ',. J the applications received to date 8200,000 outstanding on the char­ farren atreet, who desires to behave a not canded these certifica­ Lieutenant Morrison, upon being mas party, of which Mrs. Foster land. Hs began hi# military career between William J. Cox, state STREET FLOOR 'B Mato. He aet a back- tions. If there Is a case of illness assigned, if his post is not too far Williams is chairman, la aet for ity department books resulted. Tyfolen SPORTING with the New Zealand infantry In highway commissioner, and War raeord when he was a mem- It must be certified by a doctor distant, will return to Manchester Friday, December 18, In the low­ 1914, but two years later .trans­ Materials, Inc., by which the latter PHONE $ 3 .5 0 of the Manchester High School and, in most cases, a certification on leave during which he will wed er rooms of the K. of C. home, ferred to the Air Force in France will take over from the WPA the in mmn't shoot. ming team. His brother is a Miss Beatrice Irwin, of 80 Fair- and became one of the outstanding rail salvage-job in ConnecUcut. In­ ENTERPRISE Feminine and bewitching, must also be obtained from a from 2 to 5 In the afternoon. The SWEATERS 1100 (NO TOLL) Sergeant in the U. S. Marine qualified plumber, heating con­ field street. mothers are requested to provide la Luscious Colons GOODS ^ t l a h airmen of the First World cluding any street railway tracks designed for heavenly dream­ _ I. He was employed as a drlv- gifts for each child they .bring, Fish P oles...... 25c np War. Incidentally, he ha# a string located on state highways. ’ E realize the prol»- ing. Petal-smooth rayon tractor or heating engineer as to of dacoratlons a# long as your arm satins or crepes in cloud- fay the Manchester Taxi Oo. the amount of oil needed. PolsonoDS Fumes Fatal marking tfieir names on them. GIVE HIM SOMETHING Fish Reels ...... 25cup W llem* of women who Tickets were distributed for Well, almost that long anyway. today are stepping into pastels. endowed with lace. Many persons have applied for $3-98 Pocket Knives .... .25e np Now, after more than a quarter Sizes 32-40. adjustment of oli rations for cook­ Kansas City—UP>—Employes of chances on a wool blanket, to be License Seeker men’s shoes—^in offices, fac­ drawn at the meeting and social, HE’LL ENJOY WEARING century as an airman, he still is tories, and war pLints and SECOND FLOOR iberly Cheney ing but none can be made under an exteeminatlng company, pre­ Hunting Knives . . . .69c up an enthusiastic aviator and flies the . Regulations as these rations paring to fumigate a restaurant, January 28. The next business we've arranged our loan ser- are limited by the Regulations. meeting of St, Margaret’s Circle Smart Roman Striped Footballs...... 85c up hi# own bus. 111 Wrong Office vice to meet their needs. Wing Judgment knocked at the front and back en­ TOPPERS Basketballs ...... $2.29 up The nwnkal talked freely Twenty gallons per month is al­ trances of the barber shop next will take place Jhnuary 12 at the ■hoot the military paeitioh a# If you heed 825 to f.VNI lowed if one to five persons are door to warn anyone inside of the K, of C. home. for Slacks or more for a worthy piir- regularly served by the equip­ The chairman, Mrs. Ward Shoe Ice Skates.. $1.49 up though he were at a staff con- Towanda, Pa. (iP)—A 65-year- Martford, Dec. 10.—(.Pi—Oom- danger. Unable to raise anyone, fereaca. As a matter of fact, old man answered readily when pose, such as dental or med-' ment; twenty-four gallons per they went ahead and dissolved Strange, and members of her com­ Rollerskates-----$1.49 up leal care, special defense aon Pleas Court Judge Charles month if six or seven persons are mittee were accorded a rising vote I fiad invariably that It Is the the hunting license clerk asked I. Waller, has rendered judgment some cyanide pellets. It was Sat­ Tennis Racquets . .$1.50 up Mg mea who talk readily to his age, address, occupation, col­ courses, clothing or any served; and twenty-four gallons urday night, they reasoned, and of thanka for their work in ar- other essentials, please come br the plaintiff in the 83.934 fore. plus one additional gallon per .ranglng and cariying out last S k iis...... ■92.25 up reputable Jouraalist while it la or of eyes and nationality—but ' slosure action of Kimberly Che- no one would be around until Mon­ the pipequeake who cringe un­ was stumped when she queried: in to see us, or phone. person per month if eight or more day morning. But Fred R. Kelley^ night's program. Ski Poles ...... $1.29 der the mulbeiTy bosh of fan­ Loans are made on your ; iey. West Hartford, asainst Qara persons are regularly served by “Did you report what you got r Dun of West Hartford, and Isa- 41, waa going hunting Sunday. rIh Flexible Flyers .. .$4.50 up cied military secrecy. last year?” signature alone A loan of the equipment. These rations are turning to his barbershop for a The answer, of course, is that fore Schwartz, Bridgeport, on Issued on a three-months basis, "Bay,” he replied, "I’m applying JKK) costs >20 60 when Fes, We Have ■ property in Canton and Granby. shot.'nm, ne breathed the poisonous All American the big chaps know what they are for a marriage license, not a promptly repaid in 12 the first from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, fumes and. was found d c^ several Wood S led s...... $2.29 . talking about while the pipsqueaks hunting license.’’ Judge Raymond J. Devlin de- and must be renewed on Jan. 1. hours later. monthly consecutive install­ sted a motion to set aside a 8000 Boxing Gloves . . . .$2..‘>0 up don’t. 8he sent him to the recorder's ments of >1005 each Her Gift Bag J nrdict for the plaintiff In the Cheery Bits to Relay office across the hall. If you require quick, Milt of Harrison B.’Msrtln, Hart- Playing Cards ...... 39c up Coningham apparently recog­ lunch-hour service, we'll hr Takes Positiou nizes that any reliable newspaper­ Really Mean BosIneM rord, against Herbert Molger, also man will be discreet and do as I happ)' to serve you then $2*98 9f Hartford, for injuries received We're always here _ - s. In an aptom.obile aecident Oct. 25, hOUat'lfau WUU now do—tell my readers that I Denver—(4*)—Group of business­ 1941, oh Park street. 111 Kansas City * cannot repeat many of. the things men in Douglas, Wyo., really mean SmiMith Capeskins— ' about which we talked. However, business about bringing in scrap Judge Devlin also denied a mo­ there are some cheery bits that Sleek Suede.s— ~ ■ tion to act aside a 8250 verdict for WAR STAMPS HARDWARE metal. They trekked 40 miles into Miss Laura E. Nelson, daugh­ can* be relayed. For Instance, I the mountalna aniLspent five days T ^iid tm a i $12.95 jRleaming Patents— GMorge A. Demers. ‘Hartford, in asked how our Yankees were doing Ms.ault against lx>uls Meridy, do- ter of Mrs. Jennie T. Nelron of 30 wrecking a 20-ton steam engine. FINANCE CO. Grained Cowhides— Laurel street, left this afternoon It’s not a pleasant picture to con­ IN BEAUTIFUL on this front. Then they bad to build six tempo­ •f Maacli««lcr tag buaineas as M. A ,S. Transpor- template, but War calls for “blood Friday, Dec. 11—Evening aerv- and TOOl^ “Magnificently,” he exclaimed. Utmtm Theater Balldlas Gifts from the Dressy Failles— tailon Company. Hartford, and for Kansas City, Mo., where she Axes ...... ^...... •••^1.75 rary bridges and several miles of 2m4 PI«M>r will be private secretary to Gen­ and sweat and tears.” And the Ices at 8 p. m. The .abbl will GIFT BOXES' "Their work has been quite splen­ road to haul the pieces to Doug­ Plioaa S4M Felts, Broadcloths— Joseph J. Gineo, for injuries re- eral Manager Dawson of the new spea.: on the subject: ”I am a good did. Tbat cannot be overemphasiz­ D. Hw Brawa* Mar# laived when he was struck by a Army Medical Corps, with its effi­ Saws ...... $1.50 pp las. It cost them 8260, but it Mceaaa A'a« SRI Ju ven ile Floor Aircraft plant at Kansas City cient nurses and its volunteer Red Jew in my heart.” ed.” boosted their salvage total to 250,- And what's more, we’re proud of ruck July 19, 1941, on MarUn Misa Nelson was formerly employ, Every shirt cut to fit curves Hammers...... 35c up "How about cooperation between Itreet Cross "Angels of Mercy,” needs Our War Effort In the body with no excess full>> 000 pounds. the 4th our collection! Bright pine greens, ed at the East Hartford Aircraft I thousands of surgical beds for field Special moving pictures show­ ness udisre it doesn’t belong, Lanterns ...... $1.49 the two forces?” I inquired. ”Is reds, wine tones, Kelly, brown snd plant as secretary to Assistant and base hospitals on every front ing the progress of our war effort and generous fullness where it there any clash?” black, with or without handles, Manager Dawson, who hsL been Tailored and Dressy Xmas Tree "Thera are no dlffereacea Tota’ Wool Snow Suit.s, under-arms and top zips. at home suid on the battlefield will does. Collar cam’t wrinkle or Light Sets ...... -79c up Isocal Attorney promoted as above. Mrs. Nelson be presented after the services. curl up...is good for the entire whatever,” he declared. "We zip or button jacket, fully hopes to join her daughter in the are werklng m a nnlt and aetf lined. Navy, wine, brown, STREET FLOOR spring. Saturday, Dec. 12— Children’s life of the shirt. Patterns in Buck Saw s...... $1.50 up latereat doeaat eater the plo-. services will be conducted by the woven madras — or whites in BLOUSES ."V green; 3 to 6. Hood 59c. Appointed Clerk Mrs. G. Milton Nelson enter­ Junior Congregation, at 10 a. m. broadcloth or Oxford cloth. All Colors tare at alL Wb'have a Job to* tained at aer home on Tanner Readers, Jack Wlor and Phyllis do aad wa ara doing It.” Suit, street Monday evening for her Silverstein. The air commander paused and ▲ttoniey William F. Ferguson sister-in-law, Mias Laura Nelaon. $1.49-$1.98up grinned, then continued: JI7.98 Relatives and frienda to the num­ Sunday, Dec. 13 — Rellgloua ' to Garden street, has been ap- school at 9:30 a. m. Kindergarten $2.00 and $2.25 "Ganeral Strickland (Brig. Gen. ber of thirty who attended pre­ Mi8cdlaneou8 Auby C. Strickland, chief of the a^tamporary clerk .of the sented Misa Nelaon with a purse class at 11 6. m. Bojra’ Holiday Dresses, feather- Oourt hi place of Joseph Monday, Dec. 14 — The Bible U. 8. Fighter Command In the of money and a handsdme house CHENEY TIES HANDBAGS GALORE Sweat Shiria ...... $1.29 Middle fliaBt) toddles over to my head, spun rayon or jer­ CuUen. coat. These beds cost approximately Clasa will meet at the Rabbi’s sey in one or two-piece Varguson srlU keep hla local hqme at 8 p. m. Bicycle Tires and Tubes. caravan with a can of plnaapple $23 each. They are the latest thing S2.49MORE Juica. I put a little spot of gin In style. All tones; 7 to 14, and flu la when required A Break for Scalpers la modern hospital beds, with tie- The Young Judea will hold its $1—$1.50~$2.00 , the •uprame Court here. meeting at the home of Mrs. Jay Work Gloves . . . .20c pr. up It. That’s the sort of cooperation 10 to 16, :S r. Mullen has been hi" the yathig springs. In aome instaneca P-ubinqw at 7 p. m. ■» ‘ ■ Dress Gloves . .$1.00 pr. up that exists. We are # happy and, Long hair was worn by Buffalo aurgical cots are used in temporary To Complete Her Outfit, I thinki competent family and the $3.98 Mace Nov. 11 and la now Bill and the other Indian fighters Tuesday, Dec. 15- Hebrew for other Wool Lined * he Miami, Fla. field boapitala and there la a folding adults at 2 p. m. Religloua school I result ia an. efficient machine. Coat with Ski Pants, as a matter of honor. They be- bed which may be used ia ambit- Hand Tailored Ties “ ffMOW’WWWe6--- -^86 OTsWr------6^ GIVE HER A DRESS 1 "When your people first cama to Ueved that their Indian captor for children at 3:30 p. m. ^ Silk or Wool Plaid Wool Skirts, or silvertip fleece in fitted Drattw M m lances. Tour purdtara of War The Hadaaaah board meeting 66c each Mder Cefasese paieaf. this front, I said to them: T wish was entitled to a reapectablo you to profit by the' three years lined chat and lined acalplock if he captured them. Bonds and Stamps can buy many of adll be held a t the home of Mrs. 8. 9-19 46-52 plain tones, pleated or acetdanU cauaad tbaae beda for tha Army. You’ll Solomon. of experience we have had. Yes, gored ; 7 to 14,10 to 16, pants with ankle zips. With That She’U Want One profit by all our mlstakea and by Wine, blue; sizes 7 to atha m tha United SUtea A campaign is underway ia Can- sleep hotter if you know our boys Wednesday, Dec. 16—Choir ra- Campbell’s ISas. Than w an Til .ada ta eolk^ 28,060 to u of scras have every boepltal comfort Buy hearsal at 3 p. m. The High school KELLER’S MEN’S WEAR of our successea. There ia no use $.3.98 12. la Jamiary, 1S43. an la- rubber dur.sg the current year, War Savings Stamps weekly class wi}l meet at the Rabbi’s home OUR SMART HATS HARDWARE STORE In your having to go through the $12.95 19 pfr oaat ovar Jaau- i^ rd la g to the Department of through an effectivo School pro- at 6:15]p. m. “As Individual As Your Finger Print” process at putting your hand on AU Wool Sweaters, $2.98 OoBuaarca, Thursdky. Dec. 17 — Rellgloua t n a u p. s , Tr—tuff Dtfrtmni aebool fair chUdran a t S40 p. m 887 Main Street Next To Green 4k Gold Bake Shop Cor. Main and Middla Tpk.

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will ba Uta terribla oondltiona to chance of a military-poUtlcal al­ primarily upon our police officers KUnrlifittr and the offlclala of our courts. follow the war. liance between Britain and my Baldwin Urges That most of them are able, sin­ Either American induatry doea cotintry. I would go further and Washington in Wartime cere and Just, I most sincerely be­ iiR0 Sertlb say that I %ould be one fighting fend for Itaelf, with progreaelve' By Jack Stinnett Safety Caution lieve. But there are too many viaion and courageoua energy, or such a proposal with ail the News From Manchester’s Neighbors instances where there is laxity and » c . s g f might I possess.” much worse, where favoritism, it Itaelf laada tha way to depend­ Washington— One of the Wash-<3>wrong with the United States political or otherwise, has Igid its ence on government hand-oiita. It's an old, familiar lins. Sena­ ington papers carried stories the i warir effort.effort, ■ Endorses Current Traf­ slimy hand on the processes of ‘ , Otnaral lUnafar^__ Mr. Kalaer preaented that choice tor Nye, as was tha case with all other day to the effect that Army As is often the esse these days. day fails on Sunday they will reg­ the law,” he declared. officers in charge o f clearing land he must remsdn anonymous, but -mas party In the vestry o f the fic Campaign as Real ,r'^und«J OetobT 1, 11» forcefully and truthfully. He la his violent isolationist confreres By Luereoe Hudgins ister the following Monday. Doctor Grace appealed to the for a new airport hereabouts were he does deserve a direct quote; The stor>- so far: Michael Wof- I Congregational church on Tues­ Wapping people of Conficcticut, ” to stop the ■blUhMl Bvanr Branlni Bzccpt not alone in hia recognition of that before the war, Conneettout’s Sen­ Rockville day with sixteen members pres­ Columbia Bolton Briefs Aid in the War Effort. ■ky* and aondaya Entarad at burning cords of fine firewood a f­ " I f we could Just get those little flngton Biwlholomew was Just i Ckirporal Michael Peace U S A of tremendous slaughter of American truth. We hope increaaing por­ ator Danaber included, would ter refusing to sell It to farmers cockle-burrs out from under the ent. A hot-dish lunclMon, with Mias Gladys M. Bice Mrs. W. W. Oraat . Eoat OSica at Itanobaatar, telling hia friends, for the ump- ' Lewis H. Cliapmst Camp Gruber, Oklahoma Is enjoy­ 1894, people in traffic accidents,” and ba. aa daccod Claaa Mall Mattar. and suburbanites shivering American public's saddle blanket, salad and desert, was served at 815-U. WllUnaatto DlvWoa Hartford, Dec. 10 —In a state­ declared, “that we must have vig­ tions o f American Industrial lead- rather fight Britain or Roosevelt tcenth time, that there was no I fig. Bodrollio 12:30, by Mrs. Nellie Bralnard, ing a ten day furlough at his through the fuel shortage. we could win this war in a w alk .' ment last night Governor-elect orous and effective enforcement of .ili^lUPTlON fUTBB erahip will Join him in aplrit,. and than fight Hitler. He still feels Ranta Claus when suddenly, smoke ' Mrs. John J. Cummisk ahd Mrs. home on W est streeL k taar by Mall ...... !>■•* The Army officers didn’t use However, this government of­ snd hot air started coming from I Horace U tU e wtU be in charge The Bolton Connecticut Volun­ Norman E. Rejmolds, 42, and. the law aa well as education.” that way. Charles Krombie. After a carol Raymond E. Baldwin called upon JCoathioath by Mall bend their active planning toward the wood themselves. They Just ficial had no solution to this prob­ teers are busy this week complet­ Malcolm Juno, 38, both o f South his mouth and he couldn’t speak. ' sing there was a short business of the next selective service regis­ the people of Connecticut to sup­ la OOMf ...... *9 ' the production of plenty which " It would be nice,” says the heaped it in piles and burned it lem other than to continue ex­ It was tbe witches’ spell! ing the survey In regards to the *arad ona Taar ...... I*'' 00 posing these petty annoyances Pick Schmidt session In charge o f President tration which will be held at Por- Windsor, e q lis ^ in ths service should follow this war. Waterbury Republican, "to be­ on the ground. An amazing thing meat shortage. port the Traffic Safety Campaign and forcing the little bureaucrats Mrs. Hurd. I t was announced that about a month ago, and were T f ’ MBMJUR OF in view of the fact that it is Chapter Four teFs Store at the Center between now being conducted by the Con- Parking Lots ft./ THE A8SOC1ATBD PlUWa lieve that the object lesaon/pf two harder to get wood around Wash­ who cau.se them Into other jobs the next meeting, which will be As Registrar the hours of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. scheduled to leave December 16. necUcut Highway Safety Commis­ n^Bfea Aaaoeiatad Fraaa la axolustaa. w^rs has purged us of is«4a^Uonlst ington than it Is to get fuel oil or out of the government alto­ Michael Runs Aw sy in February, will be at tbe home sion. “ CdnnecUcut is a veritable FUSH-TO MOW., f «r OR ROSSI -aatlUad to tha usa or rapubiica- When the smoke and hot air of Mrs. Wlnthrop Merriam, with on the following dates: The week Mr. Reynolds has been notified Rates Fixed a ot all aava dlapatohaa oraditad On The Second Front folly. But we'U have to be purged or coal. gether. arsenal for the production of all It or aot othanrlaa oraditad In From Kansas (and similar burst from Michael’s lips he was Mrs. Beatrice Chamberlin serv­ commencing Friday, Dec. 11 and Stafford Springs that he will fall under the new 88- manner of products necessary to first of the influence o f Nye and a a ^ r and alao ttaa loaal aawa The feet that no United Na­ atoriea have come from other This old government warborse so astonished he couitto't even try Rockville Man to Super* ing as program committee. Gifta ending Thursday, Dec. 17 for year age limit. Town Clerk Mal­ victory, Matferlala must continue MlUt FfO -4'tU AVa "ibad baraia. to speak again. He simply stared were exchanged from the (^irlst- those who were bora during the John a Netto Harford, Dec. 10—To correct rl^bta of rapablloation of tions blitzkrieg has developed in the others in his Senate group. .. statea) there waa a report that a pointed out that the United colm Juno, will go, as he is with­ to flow from the assembly lines'in at the smoke which was drifting vise W ork in EUing* maa tree, which waa arranged by months at July and Auguat,. 1924; y 4n. Stafford apparent misunderstanding be­ dispitehae boreln era also North Africa is no cause for civil- “ A t any rate, we should be alert dairy, serving 1,200 cusfomera in Statea has one branch that is a in the age limit. ever-lncreMlng quantities,” the FOWL ■erved a nearby town, had been let down alow but sure stop-gap for this slowly up over the housetops. And Mrs. Helen Beerwert and Mrs the week commencing Friday, tween many autoists and parking len worry; the campaign Is pro­ to rebuke any sentiment to the ef­ ton, Vernon, Tolland. The South Windsor Gai^en club Governor-elect said. "But,” he con­ lU T CENTER CUTS with a gasoline rationing calling sort of thing if enough pressure the children who had waited to Jessie Cowles, and the rest o f the Dec. 18 and ending Thursday, Dec. Mrs. William Kuslanaky and tinued, "production is being seri­ lot operators, the State Office of 'till aarvlea ollant ot N. B. fect of our having quite enough to afternoon 39< came inevitable the moment Hit­ do in assuring our own people to service the entire dairy. much-maligned Congress. Santa Claus stood and stared at ing the months o f September and cers were elected: Mrs. Robert O. Situation Deplorable ^bltsharac Rapraaantatlvaa, Tha him. greens not listed on conservation October, 1924; and the week com­ field, Mass., with her parents. parking lot rates at ceilings no FRISHLT GROUND ler decided to accept our chal­ their cherished freedom during Out of a Senate committee In­ I f every person who received Henry Schmidt has been appoint­ Burnham was elected president. 4 Continuing, he declared, “ The lllua Matbawa Spaelal aaancy-- lists. Conservation cbmihittees of Private Ernest Ramsey o f the higher than the rates the individu­ aw r,ork. Cbieaao. DairoTi end vestigating government question­ a silly, long-winded question­ For fully a minute not one of ed chief registrar of Local Board mencing Saturdiy, Dec. 26 and Mrs. V%tor King was chosen v lc ^ traffic accident situatlon„.ln our lenge on this new battlefront. The the days that are to come. For we Garden Clubs are asking that the Marines, is spending a furlough al operator charged last March. naires issued to bu.siness Hrm.s naire: or who is subjected to in­ them moved. Then the children ending Thursday, Dec. 31, for president. recording secretary, State is serious—yes. it is deplor HAMBUR6 >29 heavier the battle be decides to know, or should know now, if we 35 which includes the towns of use of laurel, ground pine or with his parents Mr. and Mrs. The law also requires the park­ came the report from the National equities in rationing; or who haa, began slowly backing away, still those who were horn during the Mrs. Hattie S. Vinton; correspond­ able. Reflect for a moment. Hun­ FRESHLY CUT g ’; MBMIIER AUOIT BUREAU OF ElUngton, Vernon and Tolland. "Creeping Jenny”, Wlnterbury, Archie Ramsey of Furnace avenue, ing lot operator to maintain all liblRCUIJtTIONS give lis there, the better it is for know anything, that unless there Association of Manufacturers that to put up with petty tyrannlesv keeping their eyes fastened on months o f November and Decem­ ing secretary, Mrs. Peter F. Niel­ dreds, of thousands of our fine 8B firms had had to fill out 3,479 from the little demogogues in Michael as though afraid he Young men who have become 18 Prince’s pine, etc., should be dlS' ber. 1924. ( Mrs. Helen Curnan of Prospect young men are on battlefields far diseounts that were in existence IK all the long-range purposes of is freedom for all the world's peo­ continued for its ruthless picking sen; treasurer, Mrs. Walden V. in March and to observe special STEWBEEF ‘>31< ‘t'ha Harald Prlntlna Company, long-winded requests for dsita on government bureaus, would take might start breathing fire any since the July registration must ’^ e meeting of the Parent- street, received word this week from home offering their lives in K.. aaaumaa no flnanclal raaponat- ples there is freedom for none— has ruined growth in some places. Collins; librarian. Miss Eleanor services granted to customers. We Rsfierve Hie ligM (• this war. But the fact that he stocks, prices, costs, etc. These time out to write his congressman Instant. Michael turned and ran register between December 11th Teacher Association was well at­ from her son Corporal Herbert W. sacrifice in order that we may con­ IHM OuenHtiei Ity for rvpoarapbleal arrora ap- Hemlock is recommended as a T. Green; auditor, Mias Elizabeth "This means that if an operator has chosen to give us a real sec­ unless there is security for all, questionnaires, it was claimed, or senator a concise statement of into the house. •YOU OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED,’ SAID HIS MOTHER and December 31st at the office of tended on Tuesday evening. The C?urnan of the Marines, that he haa tinue the American way of living aring In advartlaamenta In tha satisfactory substitute for wreaths Nobie. Mrs. Lloyd J. Burnham and alloYced a certain customer over­ inchaaier Eranine Harald. wore costing the companies some­ the indignities heaped upon him, “ It was nothing.” he told him­ the Town CSerk in Memorial build­ membership chairman, M rs Una been promoted to the rank o f ser Yet. through downright careless­ ond front fight for North Africa there is security for none. etc., with decorations of cones. Mrs. J. Watson VlberC' were ap- time parking without an addition­ thing like half a million man­ many of those indignities would self fiercely. "Just the cold. Any­ Roy, reported that the orgahiza- geant. Serpeant Curnan is on ac­ ness and thonghtlessness we at dictates that our strategy and "That is tbs prime moral of ing. Jointed seed-pods, etc., and even p/iinted as the executive commit­ al charge last March, he can't be­ Thursday, December 10 hours a year. soon cease to exist. body breathes hot air on a cold The registration period haa been tion now has about 100 paid mem­ tive duty in the Solomon Islands. worn-out electric light bulbe tee; program, Mro. Russell Le- home are throwing away the gin charging extra now,” an OPA actual fighting must be governed these times, that and the folly of In spite of all the raspberries day. I ’ll just warm myself here divided as follows: During the bers. It was voted 'to contribute Charles Phillips of Stafford, has things which they seek to preserve painted in brilliant colors and wir- vack. Mrs.,Clar^ Burnham and p.ice spokesman said. The law FLORIDA S.XS 700 .nd 2W’‘ by the rules of slow but sure. And any peace plan which is not The point in retailing all this it haa been handed, Congress still by the fire and then I ’ll be all first week of the period, December the sum of $10 to the fund for the retired after serving for fourty eo to the greens. Mrs. William 'pfreaher; publicity, for us.” further provides that all parking is that I spent two hours the is the best instrument for a right.” years as overseer of the Spinning "No longer ia negligent, careless ORANGES JozlR.] ‘V The Kaiser Spirit what has been going on in the strongly implemented with real mother, “Scaring Abigale likt 11 to December 18, those born relief o f Jewish children in Eu­ Mrs. D. P. (^vanaugh; member­ lot owners keep a record of their other night with a government pincer attack on those workers And when Michael started to department at the Riverside Wool­ driving unintentional sabotage — month which' has now followed military teeth. And If it escapes He stood by the open fire in the that. Now, you go to your room from July 1, 1924 to Augufit 31. rope, and to pay the cost of hav­ ship, Mrs. ^ t e r E, Boesen. Mrs. maximum rates on hand for in- ^’When Mr. W. P. Witherow official who claims that these and in the war effort who take the tell her the school room suddenly en Mill. Stafford Hollow. He was it is definitely sabotage against living room warming his hands and wait until your father cornea 1924 wlU report; during the second ing the piano in the upstairs hall Walter Skinner and Mrs. Ralph B.iection by any customer, it was grapefruit 3 17. bed the war meeting of the the original landings is the coop­ Senator Nye and the real, thenT similar things are all that are wrong direction. and feet. Pretty soon he was was filled with smoke and hot week, December 18 to December tuned. Joseph Tashlik volunteered bom in Newton. Wales, England, the continuation of our transpor­ home." air. A il the children screamed M. G ra n ^ civic, Mrs. Arthur S. pointed out. A copy of this list erative effort o f British and following this war, an inform­ warm as a mouse In a blanket and 24th, those bom from Sept. 1 to Tolland to act aa chairman of a commit­ came to the United States in 1887 tation system, and again.st Con­ native MCINTOSH onal Association of Manufac- When his farther came home with laughter but Mies .Trum was Stiles, Miss Alice Moore and Mrs. was supposed to have been filed he forgot about the terrible thing O ct 31, 1924; and during the third tee to take charge of purchasing settling in Dalton. Mass. Later he necticut's contribution to the War tra with a speech which sneer- American forces to prepare them­ ed and vigilant public opinion and heard the story he waa very angry. ”I am going to tell your sirs. Join H. Steels Victor/Klng. with the local O PA i,oard not apples 4 t*sl5« that had happened. went out week, December 26 to Dwember screens for the schools; and M » was associated with the Pittsfield program,” he charged. selves thoroughly, in the depart­ must see to it that our incorrigi­ angry. “Why do you play tricke father,” she said, and sent M i­ 1I78-S, BoekvlOs "Imtory, 1942,” an original later than September 10, 1942. at poet-war plans and fought into the kitchen where he smelled 81, those bora from November 1 Harvey Collins waa chosen chair' Manufacturing company as over In conclusion, he said. " I call native cooking like that?” he asked Michael. "It chael home from school. seer of the spinning department play presented by Union gram- sacrifice and held before ments of supply and communica­ ble isolationists do not again sabo­ Connecticut hot gingerbread fresh from the to December 31, 1924. man of a committee to investi­ upon the public to support the OlM De\-elopment Isn’t like you.” When Michael walked out Of Henry Schmidt has been ap­ He was employed in Maynard T school .children an(J. under apples lean Industry the wistfdl, tion and workable military and tage ail attempts st reslly effec­ oven. Whist Tonight gate the possibilities, of erecting Safety Campaign by voicing senti­ Michael wanted , to explain that the echoed yard he was filled with pointed chief registrar of Local Mass., for two years prior to com direction of Miss Anna R. ment for complete, efficient and 0, ANJOU 80-90 llbht impossible goal of recapturing air basea, for the ebowdown etrug- tive international cooperation.” Abigale, the cook, was just it was something he couldn't help A Monte CJarlo Whist will be an honor roll of the service men Developmrat of oleomargarine shamf, “My father will beat me Board 35 which Includes the ing to Sta^ord In 1902. Maskel, will be given tonight at fair enforcement, better safety en­ 4 k )r 1 5 « gle to come. ___ We'd add the suggeetlon that cutting the gingerbread and at all but when he apoke the and I will be sent to bed every held this evening at the Masonic o f the toXvn. the Parent-Teachers Association grew out of the fact that many pea rs jjl^arday, with all its privileges Yankee when she saw Michael she winked rooms at 8 o'clock. Tbe members towns of Ellington, Vernon snd Miss Ruth Gamble, o f Scotland, Florence Pallanck of Centiin tor gineering, increased safety educa­ same thing happened again. His night without supper,’’ he thought meeting at the Wood Memorial middle 19th century Frenchmen CALIfORNIA RED Ef^EROR^ llpMl profits intact, we suggested It ie already obvioua, however, the time for this public opinion to and said, “Would you like a o f the Eastern Star and their Tolland. ^ who la a worker in the schools of street and John Mordasky of Si,3Uf- tion and 'strict observance by all By A. H. O. father was furious. He waved the unhappily. “ But, worse than that, ford Hollow, will play the let(ding Library at 8 o’clock. Hostesses for stayed up late. Napoleon III, dis­ that we civiliane are going to begin operating cannot be safely piece?” friends are invited to attend. Young men who have become Windham and New London coun­ of the safety laws and regulations turbed by the late hours and peo­ g r a p h his reactionary speech was smoke sway ahd threatened to from now on my friends will al­ roles in the Stafford High school the evening will be Miss Eliza­ Meeting Tonight 18 since the July registration ties, gave an interesting and help­ —all for one purpose, to conserve yellow rutabaga leatirely out o f step with the more learn one thing from this cam­ delayed until after the war. For Howard W. Alcorn may. In hia whip Michael if it happened ways laugh at me.” beth Noble. Mrs. Cjyril Thornton, ple burning their lamps in which The Ladies' Auxiliary o f the must register between December ful talk on child psychology and senior class play “ Moonlight For Connecticut's Manpower for War paign in North Africa, and that Is the Isolationists are busy w'ith Michael started to say yes but again. Then he said there would The thought of all his class­ Herbert.” to be presented in the Mrs. Ralph Ward, Miss Connors, edible fats and oils were used as fve and dynamic lesder- capacity of executive secretary to A . O. H. w ill hold a meeting this 11 snd December 31 at the office led a discussion period which fol­ power. turnips 3 t»sl0« when he opened his mouth to be no supper for Michael that mates laughing and pointing at Warren Memorial Hall ^ditorium, Mrs, Ralph Collins, Mrs. Morrey fuel, offered a prize for the inven­ American industry has been a healthy respect for our enemy. their sabotage right now. Governor Raymonil E. Baldwin, Q—Why is Dakar so important evening in their room at 8 o’clock. of the Town Clerk in the Memori­ lowed. A lunch o f coffee and sand­ Others in Discussion to us? speak the kitchen was filled witn night and he went away leaving him and caillng him names filled Friday evening, the 18th. Other and" Mrs. M. Nichols. ' tion of an edible fa t that would He isn’t licked Just because Am er­ Following the business session al building, Rockville. wiches was served by the hostess­ Also participating in the panel ping, hot only toward the come up agalnat some embarrass­ A — Its location on the western steam and smoke snd the hot air the poor boy sitting on the bed him with more misery than he members of the cast are, Rena make up for those burned by pOTATOES1X?1.3P there wUl be a Christmaa party The registration period has es: Mrs. Butcher, Mrs. Roy, Mrs. di.scu8sion were Chief Justice W il­ householders. Mege-Mouries won [‘^Mnning of this war, but toward ica has come on the scene. He ing moments. Being buffer for a bulge of Africa, across from the simply rolled out of his mouth. afraid to open his mouth at all. could bear for he was very proud. May Zampoll, Judy Griffiths. Ron with the members exchanging 25c been divided as follows: During Bressler, Mrs. Harvey Collins and liam M. Maltbie of the Connecti­ l^e prize with oleomargarine. in the problems o f the knows how to fight, and he still governor is not always pleasant. bulge of Brazil, , makes it the "Mercy me!" screamed Abigale. "There Ie only one thing for me the first week o f the period, De­ aid Curnan, ciorrlnje Hulburt, Theo­ cut Supreme Court of Errors, Jus­ But he will meet all these mo­ And dropping the gingerbread on The next morning when he g ifta Mrs. Hennequin. dore Balaska. Mona Small, Lewis Farewell Parly fjlshce. has the will to fight. shortest oversea flying route be­ to do,” he thought wretchedly. " I cember 11 to December 18. those tice Arthur F. Ells of the Supreme Hollywood ments pleasantly, and with gen­ the floor she ran shrieking from awoke Michael felt much bet­ must run away where no one Spedfl Service Mrs. Kate Wolff of Norwich, Moucha, Mariq Poaocco, Eileen You can gather that from some tween the Old World and the bora from July 1. 1924 to August C^urt of Errors and Chairman of U. Mr. Wlthcrow's speech open/ teel poise, and he will doubtless the room. Michael's mother, hear­ ter. "Perhaps it has gone,” he told will ever again tee my shame.” On December 20th at the Union spent Tuesday here at the home Ward. Sidney, Gaiwais and Nancy PMMIFaV RIUEVCSTOimMIt OP Americas. It also lies athwart Gongregatlonal church, at 10;45 31, 1924 will report: during the For L. H. Tracy the Connecticut Highway Safety |«d the oonvention, the speech ot of the Individual comments from Sights And Sounds continue to remember the most ing the noise, came running himself. However, he waa very And he stumbled through the of her son, William Wolff. Whitaker, three-act comedy equally important steamship route o’clock, a Manger service will be second week, December 18 to De^ Commission, and Doctor Alonzo G. i P k g G r e e s l ^ • • • ■ » | ilr . Bsnry J. Kaiser, who is bound American aoldlera which have embarraasing moment of hia ca­ which could be threatened if the downstairs and Abigale, weeping careful to say nothing at break­ streets of Poopo-Poona, 'out of cember 24. those bora from Sept. is being directed by Mlsa Eleanor Grace, Commissioner of Education. reer as one way back in the paat and trembling with terror, told fast and when he reached school held with the churtfh school tak­ Pelton of the High school faculty [iPkaCstCHS AA s ither production-wise nor men- reached us back home. According ■ ly Robbin Cooni Axis controlled Dakar. the West Gate of the Kingdom 1 to Oct. 31. 1924; and during the Lawrence H. Tracy the son of ” A speedy, just and even-hand­ when, curiously enough, he waa her what had happened. he would talk to no one. But and into a world where he never ing part. There will be no aeaaion ncn»iu»(dee to ezietael eanee) lOTH FOR third week, December 26 to De Mr. and Mrs. John Tracy left yes­ ed enforcement will develop rea­ J tiUiy hy the codes and standards to them, the Oerman aoldier is a also associated, in a way, with When his mother came into the when Mias Trum started the geog­ o f the Sunday school mi that day Zemo—a Doctor’s liquid torraula— Hollywood—This is the tale of a Q —What filly won the Ken­ before had been. cember 31, those bora from No Bolton terday from East Hartford for sonable highway safety.” the (?hief IBit the past, closed the convention smooth, ooiirageoua handler of his this same Ray Baldwin. kitcheirviMlcbael was standing raphy leason she called on Mi­ and all ebUdren wlU attend the promptly relieves itch ot sinpts elda tucky Derby? vember 1 to December 31, 192J. Moving Expenses Fort Devens. He was given a fare­ Justice said, "and the duty of see­ happy actor, resigned to sticking That was In the I9SS aension there staring at his feet. "You chael to tell her the name of the regular church service with their Mrs. Clyde Marshall ruh. Aids healint. Only on a better note. It is good weapons. A —Harry Payne Whitney's Re­ Tomorrow: Santa daus Refusea The Tolland Ladies’ Society well party at the home o f his ing that this is accomplished fails to his last. For a while, anyway. of the General Aasembly, when ought to be ashamed,” said his longest river in the world. parents and friends. Everyone in Phone 4053 S5«. All drugetorsa. t l w l W GERBIR'S W e can gather the same conclu­ gret in 1915. to Make Toys. Group doing Red Cross sewing has brother Clayton Taylor of Apel to report that it was a His name is Richard Wborf. On .Alcorn end Baldwin, as party attendance Is asked to place a gift Bill Is Signed in the 10 months up to December Place on Monday evening. Mem­ IC ER EA L 2>-o z p k g s 2 7 < I I hlgiltag example ot the new kind sion, too, from General Henry H. the M-G-M contract list he is call­ leaden la Senate and House re­ In the Manger. These gifts will be The Bolton Board of Education to send for this article, together diagnostician or x-ray apeclallst 1 completed 387 garments, Includ bers erf his fam ily and friends I h i ^d u strlal leadership which re- Arnold’s appraisal of the air war ed an actor. On the Warner con­ spectively, were charged with Q— What abundant spice makes distributed to various institutions met Tuesday evening at the home O ATM EAL 2 i -o z p k g s 2 5 € with an article on The Slanting and have a thorough examination. ing three boy’s shirts. 12 baby gathered there to give him a purse tract list, where his name used to the duty of doing the Republl- a good substitute for cinnamon, HEALTH/X4ND DIET and schools. The service w ill be of Mrs. Mark Carpenter of South Wa-ihington, Dec. 10—(fPt — The I times to be afraid of tomorrow in North 'Africa. The Commander Board Exercises by writing to The An incipient ulcer discovered in Jackets, 143 small articles for bS' and a number o f useful gifts. ATTENTION - DOG OWNERS! be, he was called an actor-writer- ran part toward patting through nutmeg or cloves? unique in the history of the Union Bolton and decided that elemen­ president has signed a bill (H R I Jnst because th en le no guaran- of our air force ie satisfied to find McCoy Health Service, in care of time can be easily cured, and hies, 20 girl’s skirts, 13 baby Larry as he was known is a I My-T-FiiM Desserts wc t)V lC E church and there w ill be special tary schools in the town would 6226) to pay $235.99 to Dr. B. H 5 this newspaper. Please cncloee a through an early examination you sleepers, 22 hospital garments, 19 truck driver at the W. G. Glenney Itaa that tomorrow will be exactly the British and American fighter " It added up to the same thing the first “ notorious Judgeship West Indies. Use it in equal music. follow the school schedule as pre­ Wilford. an employe of the Bu­ i WheetToast '«ol . large, self-addreesed envelope and may save yourself needless pain girl's dresses two ladies dresses, Co. He also was given gifts from 9 I Idta yasterday. The speech waa planes in action "bolding .their —acting,” said Whorf, getting deal.” Most of the fight waa on amounts. Fqrhlehed by the McCoy F.lks to Meet pared this fall. This means that reau of Entomology and plant 10 cents in stamps. and expense, and avoid a serious ten girl's pajamas, 20 ladies night the men of that company. ready to annihilate a squadron of the Democratic side, with Frank Health Servtoa There will be a meeting of the the Birch Mountain, Center, South quarantine of the Agriculture de­ Avaloe Cigerettes eouragaous, and far-aigbted, own” with the first line German operation. gowns, 25 boy's pants, 18 ladies Members of his fam ily went to j Nazi soldiers for the sake of "As­ Bergin caUing the spirit of Q--The U. S. Marine Corps is a Rockville Lodge of Elks this eve­ and North Schools will start the partment. who waa transferred it wasn’t concerned with planes now in this field. There is, Aildreas communlcattoas to The Questions And Answers bed jackets, five sets men’s pa Hartford Wednesday morning to w h « n IV -8 Cocktail 2 'c'fSI29* signment In Brittany.” Thomaa J. Spellary Into the branch of which of these organi­ ning at the Elks Home on Pros­ Christmas recess on Thursday, last year by the department of . X Herald, Attentloa McCoy (Peanut OU) (Vlliat Does It Mean*) _ pect street. At this time further jamas, ten men’s outside shirts liSSBying a quart of milk to a Hot- now that we have come to actual Richard Whorf is a wiser Senate ehamber for some point zations—the Army, the Navy, the Dec. 24. and will resume school on Asheville, N. C., to New Haven, | see him o ff on the train. I Ginger A l e r z ! ^A? «| Health Service. Question: Mrs. M. S. writes: ” I Question: Miss Borothy E. asks: plans w ill be completed fo r the 50 kit bags, ten child’s bed Jack I 4 29 [tmttot or with keeping millionaire grips with our most expert ene­ though no sadder man today than blank denunciation. Nonethe­ Coast Guard, the Maritime Cn,e funeral o f Jeaae E. Sanda of tliose who feel they can spare two WE NEED TODR HELP this Christmas I any of the special privileges or the cles. Unless tpecial attention is the wife and kiddies a regular ard Alcorn’c behavior on this The ring is kid's play compared ing thlngsTwlIl you kindly tell me Avenue has been named a diaaater Tolland, who died suddenly in hours each month for this valu­ unwarranted advantages of the that it would be over this Christ­ given to the development o f these shopping season: Every bus. every seat CISIRV V IO ITA B U home after years o f living in historic occasion we are trying with thia battle out here. This la what pauses one's stomach to get chairman by the RockviUe Chap- RockvUIe Monday night was held able work please call Mrs. Hutch­ 9 K K T iHoirriMNO mas. There is no phase of this muscles, they will not be strong past, or that he can once again trunks; two, be was fascinated to suggest the point that Ray a finish fight with no holds barred.- eore-^right in the pit of it— and ter of the American Red ChtMs. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock inson, tel. 3425? enough to support properly the Mr. Coleman will be In charge of Funeral home In is needed during rush hours, to carry , build a power known as a ‘vested war which is going to be a picnic by movies as a medium, and . he Baldwin, ,n hlS chotce of execu­ And there's no . referee to’ break to swell immediately upon eating COMHIMENU Boltonites on duty at the Lis­ 3 LB TIN 7 1 c H I GLASS 25*1 the clinchea. stomach, intestines, and other < plans for relief in the event of a interest'.” for any American superiority in wanted to make some because tive secretary, has selected and anything?” RockviUe. Burial waa in Tolland tening Post today incluJed: 9-11,. war workers and others who must get there were so many things one honored a stranger In the A l­ — Barney Rosa, former welter­ gans of the lower abdomen. major disaster. South Cemetery. Mrs. George Shedd. Mrs. Keeney anything. Answer: Your trouble may be But if that is Impossible, Mr. could do with them.. When he corn breed, a piMsant, Ukeablo weight boxing champion, at The result a t this weakness is Alfred M. Wade has been sp> The Ladles' Aid Society of the to their jobs on time. These rush hours gastritis which means inflamma­ Hutchinson; 11-1. Mrs. August ' jjftMser saw opportunities rich asked for a clause pennittlhg him gentleman in whose veins there GwidalcanaL that the stomach, which should be mted chtom iM and Claude A. |xoU a^ church wUl serve a public Mildner, Mrs. Arthur Merrill; 1-3, SPECIAL OFFER! tion of the stomach; t>r, a gastric are fro m 7 to 9 o ’clock in th e m orn in g, to stage-act every ao-often, they runshreal blood, not the ice wa- located Just under the rilM, ap­ Milla Will be vice chairman of supper In the social rooms of the h ra Anthony Maneggia, Miss EiicluKva M NsHsnal Statu enough ahead o f industry. What or duodenal ulcer may h « forming. Syji Still At It countered with the act-write-di- ter^requently credited^ to.some N o country can remain aloof in proximately in the center o f the war fund drive which wlU be con­ church Friday at 6 p. m. The com­ Margaret. Mapeggia; 3-5, Mrs. and 4 to 6 in the afternoon. Also peak D A N D Y D O Q HB 0 t ^ country will need in bousing, Give your stomach a rest for a rect business. He thought that other gentlemen bearing' the this conflict, and it is U\e duty of abdomen and above the navel, slips R E ^ r i U ducted in March. mittee la making prepargtiona for Prank Paggioli, Mrs. Aldo Pesce; few days, then use good food com­ FOOD MIX PKG 9 * In new automobiles, in highways, "Look Out For A Resurrection” was wonderful. same name. all nattorfi to lend their assistance down, until perhaps it reaches the MEN’S SHOPS Vialtod Home 5-7, Mrs. Richard Rich, John Rich; travel days are Fridays. Saturdays, and binations, and, if your dlstreaa a full attendance. iWith Coupon Only) , In medical care would, alone, be warns the Waterbury Republican And that is true: Howard A l­ for the victory of the democratic very basin o f the pelvis. The large 907 Main St. Weldon Bldg. FoUowing the meeting of the Several from Tolland went to 7-9, the Misses AUlson Lee, Sarah does not disappear, go to a good RockviUe BmbTem Club held In Sundays. S if AOJOIMiHO ADV. DUgb to guarantee top-pace pro- ih noting that Senator Gerald He already had his first corn will be a helpful, human, ideal. and small Intestines share in this 'I'i. “ 1 RockvUle Wednesday morning to Jensen, Elaine Anderson. — Presldcat Juan Antonio Rloa downward sagging. When the Rockville on Wednesday Meet la Blackout I 4hl0tton for years following this Nye, the isolationist who publicly story written. “Just a little thing courteous aide to Governor Bald<- ' the Tolland boys leave for Fort So# pleafie nee only mid-day and eve­ for a B picture. I didn’t want to win. one who knows the faces and of neutral Chile. colon, or large bowel, is affected noMh the membera went to the The meeting of the Ladies' of Burke Funeral Home to pay their Devena, Maas. Four of tbe boys The only question ie wheth' labeled the first news of Pearl be expensive,” he said, “ but I did knows the ropes and tbe soft, with any severity, its transverse St. Maurice held Monday evening ning buses for shopping and visiting. final reepects to a deceased mem­ leaving were from ToUand. RINSO i sr industry will start that produc­ Harbor as a Roosevelt propagan­ want a chance to direct it and diplomatic answer, and all the A revolutionary moment in the portion, which should go straight at the home of Mrs. Angleo Soma ber. Mrs. Maurice Sporling, whoee Miss Mralce Hayden attended •bow—or tee— what I could do.” pleasant things that make a gov­ world’s history. Is the time for across tbe body in the manner of a of Birch Mountain was held in the Actually. Mrs. Santa Claus, you’ll enjoy MED I LGE tion, on its own accord, or wait da trick designed to get ua into funeral took place this morning at the December meeting Wednea So he played in three movies: ernor's office seem to revolve revolutions, not for patching. belt, becomes deflated in its center, day afternoon o t the S ^ r a Trum' blackout. The next meeting of thh PKG PKGS I IP be aubsldized by some glorified warj has again openly Uken hi# so that it looks more like a ham. SL Bernard’s church. more room, more comfort during these 45< "Bluea in the Nljgb't” and “Juke around any casual visitor. He is — Sir William Beveridge, Britiah bull Chapter, D. A . R.. held at the group will be held at the home of i MulUBtrial W PA. mock than a b elt creeds to the public platform. His Girl" and “ Yankee Doodle an excellent choice, and, it la gen­ social refoimer. home of Mrs. Frank Maxwell In Mrs. Frank Paggioli of West oS-peak travel periods. And you’ll bo The undesirable effects of pro­ Mr. Kaiser’s apeclfic recommen- latest statements are indeed a Dandy.’’ He never got near a dl- erally agreed, a great improve- Rockville. street on January 4. lapsus include digestive ' distress helping us in our eSoFt to give the best LUX FLAKES I lintion was that Industry begin rector's chair, and nobody— aa meht over the Baldwin selection The Fellowship of Prayer meet­ Defense Cooneil Meeting resurrection of isolationism in all Pineapples Not Explosive stubborn constipation, and under­ LGE yet—has seen fit to Uat his script last time, which proved pompous South Coventry ing waa held Wednesday at 8 p.m. David C. Toomey, chairman of possible service within the limits of MED I M U ng toward that production its pre-whr vigor, adequate proof weight’ due to intfrferanoe irith PKG ,PKGSI for production. So be and W ar­ and stiff. at the pareonage. Theee midweek the Bolton Defense Council, has ■nw. l^ -announcing, now, its Kansas City—(iP)—Maurice H. assimilation. Symptoms o f nerv­ that- isolationism is not dead. ner's bad a friendly talk, and he Speculation Is Inevitable as A daughter haa been bora at meetings are on the aubj^ of called a meeting of all members wartime reetrictions. [ RpUl^ftneas to acCept war bonds in I, Senator Nye began hia attack went over to Metro where ' the to whether or. not Governor Dwyer, former assistant county ousness may be also be produced. the Mldmeeex Hospital, M iddle-______to be held at his home on Tuesday prosecutor, wrote to relstlves, de­ miaslons in South America and as part or full paymenta roles (“Keeper of the Flame,’’ ’’As­ Baldwin, following the prece­ Prolapsus patients may in addi­ town, to Mr. and Mrs. Charlton I proving most interesting. evening, Dec. 15 at 8 p. m. All on the peace to come with an at­ scribing his arrival in Hawaii as tion cqmplain of muscular weak­ SWAN SOAP signment in Brittany,” "Bataan dent of Governor Harley, hss VonDeck of Deep River. Mr. Von-' membera are urged to attend. automobUcs and bousea to b« tack on the four freedoau and of a private in ths military polica: ness. or of what thay call “lack of 18 Year OMa to Regtater Patrol”) are adding up. ’ named aa executive secretary Deck formerly Uved in South Cov' [jhUvered after the war. He’d have ‘Tve pasted acres snd acres of strength.” In women, prolapsus Great Salt L«ke Finder Registration of those who are MED BAR^ I LGI BAI 1 0 < the ..“charter adopted upon the oc­ And the funny , thtog is, now purely in order to name a su­ ent^r, n *on of the Rev. and Mrs. pineapples—but it was nothing may induce enough congestion in ever put up en cffcctivs deCtuM. eighteen years old wrill be held poet-war automobile englneer- casion of a rather historic Atlan­ that it's not in hli contract, he’s perior court Judge. In this con­ John VpnDeck. like the oM days In Kansas City. the reproductive organs to bring •Your Couatty metat It. too, Vbel wt seed aow is energy First to discover Great Balt over a period of three weeks ac­ BDw, and he’d have architects tic boat rids by two gsntlsmen.” surer than ever that he's going to nection, It ie signlficent that the whsa It tsya that sound hsslth ^ nd ontimitm m u llin g from Six Coventry men left yester­ Lake. Utah, was James Bridger, ew kolmd None o f them exploded.” about the various menstrual dls- cording to a report from David C. N E be a director. naore frigid Atoorns, perha|^ day for Fort Devens, Raymond LIFEBUOY [^jjpertrtag on the poot-war home "Ws will find one day. If ws turbancisa. Often, also, a persistent m bscooM • patriotic duty— seuadheslthaedphysicsfiknesi. famous trapper, scout and guide, Toomey, chief registrar for Bol­ recognizing thnt certain Judicial Kennerson, Michael Metenoeky He’d have the roadmakere dragging ache through tbe lower tbe ant matrihis ion o f s citiiwa So, stay ws tuggeat that yoo who came upon it In 1826. The ton. Registration may be made don’t know it now,” said Senator More Bffertlve Than Arrest qualltlee which would be strain­ and Bmer^d Green o t South Cov­ BARS Knowledge of BsMte Pays back is brought about by * pro­ who SMks to Amber tbe pto- go sod tee your Doctor without lake first was explored Sept A$~the office of the Town - Clerk TMANSPOR TATION CO. SOAP BOW to design and finance Nye, “that Uuas were not the ed in themeelvcs are natural and entry and Carl Hicking, Eugene 3 20-1 lapsus. •ram o f oetioeel ptepetedeesi. Amber delay. And, of courts, wo 1843, by a party of five, Including Mtmdays through Saturdays from Ikm-wlde network at super K a iiM a t y —(«•) — Policeman Inatlnctive In him, have gener­ Garbarini and Fuery Oarbarinl of real, things this war was fought Waterbury OP)—Knowledge of .* Insofar as treatment is concern­ That's logical, itol h? No art well prepatod to sspertly K it Carson, imder Col. John C 9 a. m. to 5 p.. m. The following Mellvill Norton halted a pedestrian ally had Howard in mind for North Coventry. her husband’s habits won for Mrs. ed, th's chief thing to bear in' mihd oadofl, aOiog aod low-tplrited coatponod bit pmcriptioot. Frem ont , schedule should be observed: Rbout...... W s may find when at a busy downtown Intersection, the bench, and .had him very The Yoiuig Mothers’ Club clear­ LUX TOILET •hort, Mr. Kaiser would have WilHam Bellemare |30 in cash.. ia to Increase the strength of ed $20 a t the b M efit whist held| Those born during July and Aug­ this is ended a n tb s r fuU-slsed shook the man’s hand warmly and definitely hi mind at certain Bellemare, before Judge John L. ust 1924 should register during taduMry etaadtog en abdominal muscles through exer­ in the town haU Tueeday evening, I SOAP job o t holding the frssdoma wt congratulated him. “ You siolatod.

John M. Golden of New Haven, Enlists as Cadet Church Group Students at High School Donate ^175 Gas Rationing Paul Connery of Norwalk and ly-NavyE Write to a Soldier! Yankee Gains Thrill Packed Film at the ^rcle Hurley-Smith Comptroller John M. Dowe of Kill- ingly. Stages Party ^ No Handicap Daily Radio Programs Favor Smith Over Harley For Cheneys A letter to a man la the service is a bit of back home to Pose Threat Battle Looms l^aeWru War B%ttm The New Guard bedded b])'U. S. him. ’ Write regularly to those you know. Parents, wives, Senator Francla T. Maloney, who King's Daughters Hold Youth Tells Court That sweethearts, friends—send in the addresses of your man In the planned to be on hand; and For­ to Be Made at service. The Herald will print the addresses ao that service Big Japanese Island Renewal of / Fight Be­ mer State Uhalrman J. Francla Enjoyable" Social; 35 He Could Get All the men’s friends may write to them. Here are a few—see to it Smith of Waterbury, favoi Rich­ pMte Theater on Tuet- Famous Soviet- Symphony Naval Bases May Be tween Democratic Old ard Joyce Smith of Southport over Gas He Wanted. that we get more. ’ ^dajr, Dec. 15th. Members Present. 4 And New Guard Seen. the governor. Menaced Soon. State Chairman John T. Mc­ Ever Ready Circle of King’s New Haven, Dec. 10— OP)— Pfc. Francis J. Umerick, On Radio Again Sunday Carthy of Newtown will resign at Major Ganoral rrarik R. McCoy. Pvt. Lester W. Rogers By Walter B. Ctausen New Haven, Dec. 10—(S’)—The ^ Daughters held a thoroughly en­ Proving himself a master of the 96th Group, 338 Squadrem, Hdq. and Hdq. Company, the meeting and candidates for H»r$vfl«s iM b M ' ot the Roberts cornmis- Pearl Harbor, Dec. 10.—(>P)— renewal of a battle between Old the job Include Dowe and Judge 5 * srhlch InvesUcsted the Peart joyable CHirlstmas party Tuesday now abandoned art of "getting Arm y'Air Base, 308th Engineers Bn. U. S. Army, and New Guard factionr of the New York. Dec. 10—(f) —Fort-from meeting of the Executive Major strongholds in Japan’s Charles B. Mahimey of Windsor, tack, will present the around’’—in spite of travel irid Pbcatello, Idaho. C:amp Atterbury, Indiana. Democratic party in Connecticut 1. ^5mu«m5c“ey2«rc3Si evening at the home of Mrs. the second time this year, the NBC Club . . . Another forthcoming chain of Pacific islands—the out­ a Maloney ally. ’-Navy pennant to Cheney speaker on the BLU la Secretary posts of her military empire— may looma tonight as members of the Golden, who broko with- Gover­ Stuart G. Segar, 118 Main street. mileage rationing—Gennaro Mar- Eugene Earle T. M. 3-c Pfc. Joseph E. Limerick, symphony is to present Dmitry ere In the State theater Claude R. Wickard, also food ad­ soon face their first challenge. party’s (State Ontral committee nor HUrley following the 1941 ses­ ’Thirty-five of the members at­ tucci, 21, of this city, told City U. S. Naval Torpedo Station, Hdq. and Hdq. Company, Shostakovich’s Seventh symphony jsaday at 11:80 a. m. ministrator, In the .Farm and As the Blow but relentless de­ headed here to elect a national sion of the General Assembly, yes­ 2 . (hti the coffM to- The presentation to the com- tended and the “ mystery ladles’* court officials this morning of a Newport, R. I. 308th Engineers Bn., U. S. Army, on Sunday afternoon. The first committeeman and a atate .chair­ Camp Atterbury, Indiana. Home program on Monday. ' velopment of the American offen­ terday said he would support a which converted to war pro- for the year were revealed and re­ restless hegira which brought him broadcast laat July 19 was under man. the direction of Arturo Toscanini, sive in the Southwest Pacific Hurley and Dowe slate and dis­ Ion in a comparatively short membered with gifts. to major cities in all parts of the Corp. Charles Volkert, Jr., Topics Tonight: Talks — BLU The state’s chief executive, closed that he would seek Fitzger­ r s r S 'r - ’T. A drawing was held on the 302 Engineers, Ck>. B, Corp. Russell A. Martin. 31170710, uaing a- score forwarded from Rus­ moves on, Japan’s powerful island will follow exactly one week country after he had escaped 8:30 America’s Town Meeting, bases com ejiear to the blasting whose term expires early next ald’s place as Ninth District State a similar citation for Its Christmas t\irkey, or five dollars 77 Division, A.P.O. 77, 374 Port. Bn. T. C. Cki. C. sia on micro-film. from the county jail here on Sepr “Should the Pacific be our First blows of the American advance, month, now is the . Old Guard’s committee member. ipal affiliate. Pioneer Para- in currency. Mrs. Richard Ruddell Fort Jackson, S. C. A..P.O. 5021, This one will have Leopold Sto­ choice for national 'committeeman, tember 21. or Seconcl Front?" Rep. Maas and Palau Main Pacific Rampart Senator Maloney and Smith led lute Company. Cheney Brothers of 69 Benton street drew the Care of Postmaster, 9o>ttle, Wash. kowski on the podium. Because post left vacant by the recent the New Guard opposition to the Presented before "Judge Fred others; CBS 10:30 Rep. E. A. Hall Ponape, in the eastern Oroline at present engagted 80 per cent lucky number. Trotta on a Jail break charge, Lieut. William Anderson, of the length of time required for death of David E. Fitzgerald, and nomination of Governor Hurley the full playing, the usual concert on “Furlough Transportation; islands, Is one of these vital pos­ war work. To Conaei^'b Fuel Martucci was bound over to the 35th Fighter Squadron, Pfc. James H. McDowell. Jr. BLU 10:45 J. K. Laaaer on "Your Governor Hurley has the backing in 1940 and supported Former ... n o r t i ^ o y 8th Fighter Group, Headquarters CkJ., 307 Infantry, hour will be extended to 90 mln- sessions. It Is one of the largest of Mayor Thomas J. Spellacy of Gov. Wilbur L. Cross for the nomi­ It was announced during the ’' —Herald Photo Superior court under bonds of Income Tax.” settlementa. It ranks almost In O. W. Hollister, gr. business session that the direc­ A.P.O. 929, San Francisco, Calif. A.P.O. 77, Fort Jackson, S. C. utee and go on at 4:30 via NBC. Hartford, Public Works Director nation. " The scene above was snapped at the classroom of the Manchester $2,000 and was j^lven a nisi con­ NBC— 7:30 Abbott and Costello; Importance with Truk, central tors’ room of the Whlton library, tinuance on a charge of taking .ussians Retake High School Sock and Buskin Club yesterday as a check for $175 With Bill Stem on the west 8 Fanny Brice; 8:30 Henry Aid' powferhoqse in Japan’s Pacific life­ 5. am HW m Charles Wadsworth Hollister, which Ever Ready Circle furnish­ an automobile without permission Tufhan Bey (I), Elyse Knox and Lon Chaney appear In sen­ was donated to the Em ^gency Mobile Canteen Unit Fund. The coast for a Saturday football rich; 9 Bing Crosby hour; 10 Rudy line, 460 miles to the west. In the Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ed and where nearly all meetings of tlie owner. t Pilot Training Vallee; 10:30 March of Time. sational dramatic rolea in Universal’s “The Mummy’s Tomb" in 13 Settlements W. Hollister of ,52 Hollister street, money was derived th roq ^ the presentaDon of “Smilin’ Through”, a Japan Paid broadcast and unable to return in middle o f the Carolines, and with are held, will not be heated this three act comedy drama directed by Miss Helen Page. From left to Known locally as "The Wood­ time, Joe Hasel. BLU sports broad­ CBS—8 Italians for Freedom which Chaney portrays a “living’’ Egyptian mymmy a tbftusand who enlisted as a cadet in the winter. Both the Whlton and chuck” , Martucci told the court program: 8:30 Death Valley Days; Palau, some 1,200 miles further years oM. The companion feature on this thrill packed program Naval Air Corps, was one of those right: Basil Nodden, treasurer; Miss Joan Todd, vice president; Walter Plans in Air 50,000 Yen caster most’ of whose programs west. Japan considers Palau Its ^iiflitO'dodd laSCIrcl* (Ooirtlnaed from P ^ One) Mary Cheney libraries will be Buckley, treasurer for the Canteen Fund; Douglas Phelps, president, that during his two and one-half are heard In the New York area 9 Major Bowes; 9:30 Stage Door “Night Monster” stars Ralph Mor gan and Bela Lugosi. who took the oath at the mass in­ closed all day Saturdays, begin­ months of freedom he had visited (^nteen; 10 First Line, U. S, main Pacific rampart for control CoffM Csfft* Colfis duction held during Fred War- making the presentation and Miss Elaine Anderson, secretary. only, gets a chance at network of the Philippines, 000 miles dis­ , advance satd now to have retaken ning December 19 and extending Baltimore, Jacksonville, Los An­ (CoattBosd from Pag* One) For Peace ’fight broadcasting Monday night. Navy. ing's program in New York on into the spring, in order to con­ geles, Houston, Chicago, Pitts­ BLU—7:05 Army-Navy Quiz; tant dS towns. He will join Sam Taub at Phila­ Ponape and Palau are alike in has created.. Some of the Germans’ counter December 7. Until he receives serve fuel. burgh, New York City, Meriden, commerce, told the convention 7:30 Metropolitan Opera, U.S.A.; Hula Dancers bis call he will continue his work, (Continued from Page One) delphia when the BLU puU on having '' vast harbors to shelter Recreation have ’ ’ jen in parts of Stal- To Hold Open Meeting Hartford, Springfield, Waterbury “ this problem has been definitely the Ray Roblnaon-Al Nettlow go 9:30 SpoUlght bands; 10:15 Wings d ‘tself, Red Stor said, but at Colt’s Patent Firearms plant It was also announced that the and New Haven. solved.” for Victory. battle fleets, ringed with high in Hartford, where he has been Dramatic Club Boosts professor emeritus of history at . . . After Frank Parker bids mountains, studded with fortifica­ / SUPER have been content with pure- I official board of the North Meth­ The circuitous journey resulted The Army and Navy have goodbye Friday evening to his CBS MBS—3 Sinfonietta; 8:30 Dark Go Over Big employed for the last two months. Harvard. tions, stored with tremendous sup­ Center Items lensive fire in the factory dis- odist church has extended an in­ he declared, from his inability to agreed to permit them to continue listeners previous to going Into the Destiny, thriller; 10 Raymond W t t l e M M iAtP Clapper. plies of war materials and prO' There, the Army newspaper vitation to the C^ircle to hold its find permanent work in any of the their civilian work six months to “ I got the story from an attache U. S. Maritime Service, the pro­ Tonight: 9 l* fM 6 8 m t t e o m t , he RiuMians systematical- on the American embassy in Japan tected by highly developed air­ ed northwest of Stalingrad where meetings there. Plans 4re already Mobile Canteen Fund towns where he stopped. a year, he explained. gram lead will be turned over to Soldiers and Sailors in 6- 9—Junior Boys’ game room iMUPoemBtfj are destroying piU boxes and the communique said an assault under way for an open meeting, Returned to Connecticut Reossunuice on Other Points soon after the incident occurred, Walter CAssell, opera baritone ■ What to expect Friday: NBC— dromes. AP open, E. B. and W. 8. fortifications in the still when the husbands will be invit­ 'Two months ago, the court was and I don't believe It ever has been They differ from the low-lying Hawaii Like Perform­ MARKETS brought the destruction of six ■ He also reassured the 300 wor­ . . . Speaking for the BLU’a Sat­ 1:15 p. m. U. S. Marine 1 ^ d ; 3:18 0-7—Small gym open for boxing It task of clearing the ene- tanka and the slaughter of 400 of ed, for Tuesday evening, January 'The Sock and Buskin Club of England championship, but will told, he'returned to Connecticut ried operators on two other points: told,” said the 88-year-old, white- Ma Perklna; 6:30 Canteen Girl atolls, or the Coral Island type, have no chance to this year, due urday night variety ahow, a war such as the Marshalls, at the ances by USO. E. S. ONI 13 A POUCHETTI (( * aa adaraMe Mk from the besieged city. the enemy. 12, details of which will be an­ the Manchester High School do­ where he resided In Meriden, Wa­ The operators, he believed, can haired.professor In an interview. support feature, will be Secretary C:BS—3:30 EkMtman school con­ to discontuance of these meets. eastern end of the Japanese man­ 7- 8—Small gym open for hand­ gewdsepeSisa aedset • • • kxwlsea WMwitwd • • • Oennans Suffer Heavily Local engagements in the Cau­ nounced later. nated $175 to the Emergency Mo­ terbury. and Hartford. On Dec. “confidently expect legitimate re­ “ I was in Japan at ine time the Henry Morgenthau, Jr., and Rep. cert; 5 Are You a Genius quiz; 6:30 This, in part, was the reason that dated line of fortications. The ball, E. S. diet « N S i (he back ef her heed. . . . MOHT IR , ' It said the Germans had expos­ casus, southeast of Nalchik, cost The hostess committee, Mrs. S. 5, yieidlng to the travel itch quests for new equipment will be ‘good-will fleet’ sponsored by R. L. Doughton of North (Carolina. Frank Parker singers, BLU — By Jean Meegan FOWL bile Canteen Unit Fund yesterday, the club decided to donate the Marshalls were the scene o f one 8:30-9:45— Ski club gym period ed themselves in trying to wrest the Germans more than 300 men, G. Segar, Mrs. Scott Simon, Mrs. again, he clambered into a parked granted,” and “we have made President Theodore Roosevelt 12:30 Farm and Home program; New York, Dec. 10.—(>P)—It’a a W HinW IND er WILD IO $l, eech Is e dlHereeb I ’fA N a MILK-FED A p s ithm initiative from the Russians Milo Wells, Mrs. Ralph Brown bringing closer the goal, which Is money which was made on .this 2:45 Stella Unger and Gish slaters; of the effective early American 6-8:30—Junior League. 12 tanks and a quantity of guns, set at $2,500'. The money was de­ car on Main street in Hartford positive progress” In obtaining stopped at Yokohama. "Approaches to Peace Making” long time since we have thought • ••••••I ^ TO 5 LBS. LI U O * 9xta had auHered heavily from and Mrs. Nellie Stevenson served year’s play, not being able to use and drove to Springfield, Mass., 3:45 Men of Land, Sea and Air. raids of the war when Admiral Tomorrow: 1.00 tte Russlaiis said. - priority ratings for replacement “1 heard reports that shortly be­ Is the announced topic for a broad­ abdut the hula dancers on Hawaii , trench mortar fire turned on them Christmas cookies, popcorn balls, rived as a result' of a three act the money for that purpose. Miss returned to Hartford, took a side MBS— 11:15 a. m. Mrs. Roosevelt Halsey led his task force in devas­ 6-9—Junior boy’s game roonrt" ^’The Soviet noon communique re- comedy play titled, "Smilin’ parts. fore the fleet landed, a reprMentD- cast by Herbert Hoover, scheduled •Irtually like a spray from a hose. candy, nuts and Ice cream. Page suggested that the club do­ trip to Waterbury, paid a ylsit to “ If I tried to list all the individ­ for the BLU next Wednesday night on Health; 2:30 p. m. Philadelphia tating blows against Wotje and but^they are still doing business open, E. S. and W. S. CMekaM .TSVi". . n ferred to more trench fightin, in Through," which was presented at nate the money made on "SmiUn’ tlve of the undercrust of Japan •- Jalult. The Marshalls, however, 6- 7— Small gym open for box­ Although Axis forces have been the southern outskirts of Stalin­ Meriden, and then on Sunday, Dec. ual difficulties of CPfT operators," from Chicago. The talk wlU come orchestra; 4:45 New Orleans race. at the\aame old stand. separated on the western banka of the High School auditorium on No­ Through” to some local patriotic the underworld.Rang—went to of­ are just the outpost link. ing, E. S. J i s H w . 1 , grad, and said the Germans lost vember 19th and 20th. 6, arrived in New Haven. he grinned, ”we would have con­ ficials of the government and said Only they’re doing it— the Volga and Don and driven effort, and finally decided upon the “ What did you do, pick up a One Of Three Main Boses 7- 8— Small gym open for hand­ about 200 killed when Russian The check for $175 was formal­ vinced each . other it’s physically In substance: TheM' will be hun­ you’ve it—for our soldiers le'dran both rivers In some sectors, Big New Fires Set Emergency Mobile Canteen Fund car with a ’C’ book," he was impossible for CPT to exist at all, Ponape jiome 800 miles west of ball. E. S. FriiklW, 21 they were ssdd to be showing no soldiers wedged into the German ly presented yesterday afternoon which will be used for the comfort dreds of Americans coming off 1080 1S80 the Marshalls, is one ot the three and ssdlo: 6- 7—FTeahman Five-Wolverines tewflirnt „j»| uefenses to take the trenches. to Walter Buckley, who la the asked, and his answer was a firm niuch less turn out some 112,000 those ships and circulating about Don Geoi veteran New York O N I IS A POWDER MIT. . . Mibi, ki—a Signs of faltering in defensible of soldiers. negative. w n c Kiloeyelss WURC Kilocycle main fleet bases of the Japanese postponed game, basketball. positlans despite a grave strain on 400 More Nazis Slain lu Assault ou Turin treasurer for the Canteen Rund. flight courses a year as it actually In this area. What’s it worth to showman, gs this news back M iy (ttesad, wSk Ike ipidol bawy ef e Boak. The Mobile Canteen Unit is be­ Keeps His Secret Is.” in these iriands. Moat o f the Naval 7- 8—Pioneer Parachute, basket n e lr cmnmunications. About 400 more Germans were Sock and Buskin president, Doug­ ing sponsored by the local Salva­ keep us from starting troubled?’ and air power, aent by Japan Into from Hawaii, here he is direc- MCHT UR. WHMIWMD ar W U ROSI.Mosalble that the gang which 7:30—Easy Aces. District Offices for salaries and costumes. There ed cover. Red Star said. (Continued From Page One) 7:30—Quiz o f ’Two (Titles. are no seta to complicate matters. iJLum m : Beiot n?29*| The motor cars taken as war phase of the effort to Imock Italy being manufactured in this coun­ American bull elks of the Wa­ each of these rata does about 32 was ’paid-off’ had something to Jo 8:00—Maxwell House Coffee Time. 7:45—Mr. Keen—Tracer of Loet It asserted that the Russians did with events that led up to Pearl An open stage is anchored to a USE CSEShi, mOKIM trophies were used by German from the war. try—Buna S, duprene, butyl, and piti species-often weigh as much worth of damage a year, or more 8:30—“The Aldrich Family". Persons. 6 7 3 M AIN STREET aot lose a single soldier in this en- Train Sealed Inalde Tunnel tural product, believes Dr. Koma- as 1,000 pounds. than 3520,000,000 annually. Harbor.” To Handle Appeals truck, and the cast is usually close 666 TA9I^. salve. NOSE DROPS gSVement but that the Germans staff generals, the dispatches said thiokol, with approximately 85 0:00—Kraft Music H all 8:00—One Hundred Million Ques­ An R. A. F. Mosquito bomber, rewsky, who has worked with syn­ tions. behind on mule pack. Mtbt U 7 dead In addition to pris­ (It was not explained whether thetic rubber in Russia and Ger­ per cent of the production concen­ 10:00—Rudy Vallee. W 8 i« these were pre-war models or mili­ shuttling between the entrances trated on Buna S. 10:30—^March of Time. 8:00—Leon Henderson. John Halliday of the stage and oners and trophies taken by the of a railroad tunnel 40 miles many and who has patents cover­ Hartford, Dec. 10—Appeals by movies is producing "Charlie’s tary vehicles which the Germans ing more than 60 processes. He said that the nation’s normal 11:00—^Newa 8:15—Treasury’ Star Parade. Jtoviet troops. northwest of Paris In a dusk at­ 8:30—Death Valley Show. commercial motor vehicle opera­ i Aunt” and “ Nothing But the Reinforcements brought in by bad previously captured on the The scientist, now a professor requirements were 500,000 tons a 11:15—Dance Music. Russian or other fronts). tack yesterday, apparently aealed 11:30—Inter-American University 8:55—Cecil Brown, Newa tors who consider the mileage and Truth" for the boys. There sre the Germans on the central front of chemistry at the IlUnois Insti­ year and ' world consumption In fuel allotments provided in their O R A N C i a train inside, the Air Ministry peace time was one million tons. of the Air. 9:00—^Major Bowea mobile units for small field posl- nrere declared by Red Star to be tute of Technology, gave his views 9:30—Stage Door Canteen. Ortifleates of War Necessity to said today. last night in an address on the U:0()—News. I tions. and there are troupes play­ ftOMOA O Q g generally middle-aged men, some German Report “ In time o f war, of course," he 10:00—The Firat Line. be inadequate for their needs will ing the Naval and military hos­ o f whom had been trained for only *The filer. It said, neatly laid one history of synthetic rubber before 12:05—Three Suns Trio. said, "the go^^lmment takes all 12:80—Log Cabin Farms Orches­ 10:30—Talk. ' be bandied in district offices of the pital circuit. A spot of religious lis t D o i A w 10 to 20 days before they reached bomb at a mouth of the tunnel members of Sigma Xi, scientific the rubber a i» merely gives back Breach in Lines and then, noting that a train was 10:45—Mary Small—Songs. i Office of Defense Transportation, musio is even supplied the clergy the front. fraternity. to the citizens what it can’t use.” tra. BCMOA-44-A'i Berlin (From German Broad­ entering from th e . other side, Our Cosmetic 12:35—News. 11:00—News. It was announced today by John for their services. However, Red Star was quick to Big Production Gain Seen The scientist asserted that syn­ 11:05— Sports Roundup. F. Maerz, Hartford District man­ Give Him the Feed He Needs casts) Dec. 10—(/P)—The German Tomorrow's Program iteow Each Week ffRAPEFimT l « a point out, many units which have bombed that entrance also. thetic rubber processes ^developed communique said today that Rus­ Dr. Komarewsky said that the A. M. 11:10—Quincy Howe— News. ager. The Hartford office will On the principal Island. Oahu, OMP CM.PORMA Been brought in to the Rzhev- 'The ministry said the train was In the United States were far less sian forces had broken into Uer- bottled up. at least temporarily, next 10 months would show big Section Offers: 6:00—Rovelllo, Agricultural News. 11:15—Benny Goodman Orch. handle appeals from Hartford and the base of theatrical activi­ -Vyazma-Velilde Luki region are man lines between the Volga and gains in the capacity of plants expensive than those, used by the 6:25—News. 11:30—Jan Savitt Orchestra. Tolland and Litchfield counties. ties. there Is a show a week at u n i c E w m V aaade up of well-trained fighting and did not appear from either Germans, although the product is MAINE M. $. NO. ISM O C A Don rivers but declared they had end during the 10 minutes that the producing synthetic rubber and 0:30—Reveille. 12:00—News. Certificates of War Necessity each military reservition (the BMn taken from other fronts. estimated a total of 667,000 tons the same— Buna S. PERFUMES COMPACTS LIPSTICK been surrounded and wiped out. Mosquito hovered over the tunnel. 6:55—News. "Tomorrow’s Program have been issued for most of (Con­ number is a military secret). POTATOES ISte. Artillery Turned on Tanks The Russians were described es of Buna S rubber alone by next A native of Russia, Dr. Koma­ 7:00—Morning Watch. A. M. necticut’s trucks, buses, taxicabs In the outlying precincts— the In clashes northwest o f Stalin' The flier said smoke poured October. rewsky engaged in research at the COLOGNES TOILET WATERS CAUKMNIA tMNKOt continuing their offensive with from the first entrance bombed 8:00—News 7:00— News. and other commercial vehicles. islands of Kauai, Molokai, Lanai, ; grad, Soviet heavy artillery was Asked whether his (stimates Kaiser Wilhelm institute of Ber­ 7:10— Shoppers Special,. heavy losses. In two days on the CREAMS SETS 8:15—World Sports Roundup. However, a number of the orig­ Maui, and Hawaii, they get a BRAPES 2 1*. teported being turned against Ger- Stalingrad front 104 Russian tanka had taken into account a recent lin, Germany, and with an oil 8:80—Women’s Radio Bazaar with 7:20—Youth Center Program. inal applications did not contain show a month with a little home N A T tw M c In t o s h BMUt tanks with deadly resulta warning by Rubber Director Wil­ were reported destroyed. Nazis Claim Sabotage company before Joining the insti­ Nan Clarice. 7:30—Robart Furriera Program. enough information for ODT to de­ grown entertainment, thought­ The fact that tanks of both liam M. Jeffers that insufficient Choice, correct cosmetic gifts and aids Repel Counter-Attacks ' tute faculty. 8:55— Program Parade. 7:40—Bond Program. termine with reasonable accuracy fully developed by George, to tide APPLES 4 w sides were able to maneuver in the Troop AnnihiliOed from the following world renowned 8:00—Music WMle You Work. 7:55—News. what the mileage requirements of OANtSN 1 ... snows of the steppes indicated German infantry and tank forces them over. Berlin (From O rm an Broad- makers: 9:15—Funny Mcney Man. 8:00—News o f the World. the operators were, Mr. Mserz ex­ Performances have been given h that the snow was packing down were said to have driven the Rus­ 8:15— Shoppers Special BABBABE S 1 casta), Dec. 10—(ffV—A "small 0:30— "Food Nows” . plained. to audiences of 8,()00 and to audi­ A N J O U -l$ S i |.l giving the tanka an opportiihlty to sians back and repelled Rad Army British sabotage troop” was dis­ 9:45—Gene and Glenn. 8:30—News. counter-attacks in some parts In such cases certificates were ences of only 15 in mess halls, .operate, although it was consid- covered by the O rm ans Tueaday 10:00—String Time. 8:35—Shoppers Bpecist. issued bearing mileage and fuel PEARS S .o* 1 •red doubtful here that lighter the Don bend. Elizabeth Arden Coty’a 1:55—Sin^ng Neighbor. barracks, hangars,'and once under at the mouth of the River Gironde 10:15—The O'NolUs. allowances designed to tide the kiewe tree. A show that would (mechanized stock was able to “ In the central sector of the (near Bordeaux on France’s west Yardley Honbigant 10:80—Help Mate. »:00— Prjaa News. eastern front,” the daily war bul­ operators over until additional in­ run an hour on Broadway takes Miake loose from drifts from the coast) and was annihilated, \he ^ n t h e r ie Old South 10:45 -Y ou n g Dr. Malone. 9:15—School of the Air. CHIN aAHT letin continued, “our own attack is 9:45—Victory Front. formation could be obtained two out there—great stretches of heavy snowfall earlier In the week German Mgh command reported Blue Fern li:00—Road of Life. through appeals and new or sup- 0^ Big 4 !> • The Red Army’s airmen were being successfully continued. Hun' Harriett Hubbard Ayer - 11:15—Vic ano Sade. 10:00—Valiant Lady. warm hearted applause and ten today. plentental certificates Issued. The and twelve encores. || iiCndlted by Soviet authorities to- dreda of prisoners have been taken (No account of such an opera­ Richard Hudnut Zen’s 11:30—Against the Storm. 10:15—Stories America Loves. PEAS-17 oz cam I Q and a large number o f arms cap­ Old Spice 10:30— Amanda of Honeymoon original Instructions, requiring Important Hollywood and ■* day with a growing part in tion has come from British sources Evening In Paris 11:45—David Harum. that appeals be withheld for 30 tured. Enemy counter-attacks were U:0O—Medley Time— Hal Kolb, HUI. Broadwray characters have not ■mashing at German efforts to but the Berlin version suggests ‘ Corday Pinaud’s days, have been cancelled, Mr. fRMN CO«N OM THE COB repulsed." organist. 10:45—Bachelors Children. been alloOred to go over because ForfapPniiCcHon. halt the three-week-old Russian that a British Commando unit had Max Factor Westmore ^ Maerz said, and appeals may be Winter offensive. (’The Germans have described 12:15—Luncheunsires. 11:00—Clara Lu-N-Bhn. of military restrictions. But that gtoe ashore in' the vital Bordeaux Chemay filed Immediately. Farmers wish­ ban has been lifted now and ona Land action continued without this offensive as in the sector be­ a r ^ where the Germans have Lucien Le Long 12:30—Marjorie Mills. 11:15—Second Huaband , . Artfield’s Lucreta Vanderbilt 1:00—Nsws. 11:30—^Bright Hoiisona. ing to appeal for additional allot­ of the principal reasons for nported material gains as the tween Kalinin and ' Toropets, submarine bases, either for re­ ments should file their appeals M w phase of the Battle of Russia northwest of Moscow and on the connaissance or to damage instal­ 1:15— Aunt Jenny’s Re..l Life 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Stories. (Jeorge’s presence here la to book StoriM, 12:00—Kate Smith Speaka. through the farm transportation troupe of stafs for those exotic ^ith the outcome of the war do> t entered its fourth week. flank of the Red Army’s drive to­ lations.) committee of their county 'war PiMfft Bitter »• « I Destroy 25 Nazi Tanks ward Velekie Luki). 1:80—Big Sister. P. M. islands where gun play nearly 25* 1:45—Rhythms Of The Day 12:15—Big Sister. boards. Other operators should obliterated the singing of megic pending primarily upon how miich war Dixie MAlQAfftNff PKff Today’s early SovWt communi­ file appeals directly with the ODT 24« que said that “our Air Force on ( Italian Industry Hit For the Men Folks 2:00—Hartford Hostess' Program 12:30— Romance of Helen Trent. guitars '' materials and munitions can h« pro­ !Vrarlous sectors of the front de- with Jan Minot. 12H5t—Om Gal Sunday. district offlcea.' Concede Gifts Hard by Air Attacks Electric Razors Servlos Men’s Kite 2:15—Concert Miniatures 1:00—Newa. > , stroyed 25 German tanks and Moscow, Dec. 10— )—A Tass 1:05—Do You Remember. duced in Ameriwi'a grrat factorieB, it is ) about 200 trucks, silenced six ar- (JP PocM Watebea Wrist Watebea 2:3(>-^UtUe Sbo’v. dispatch datelined Geneva and 2:45—Day Dreams with Bud 1:15—Ma Perkins. Rationing Liquor* more than ever eseential that erer'jr work­ DROMEDARY , tUlery batteries, wrecked tworail- To Farm Bloc Blllfblda Fountain Pena 1:30— Vic Sc Sade. Two D row n ^ COIN j way trains and dispersed and attributed to reports from Milan Rainey. said today that Italian industry OU CAN save many cans 'o f mlDc and asTyour cost of Playing Cards Cigars — Tobaeeos 3:55-^Newa. 1:45—The Qoldberga. In North Carolina er have full strength and energy. Too ( partly, annihilated a battalion of 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. M UBPIN M IX 1 German infantry.” (Oontlnned from Page One) and transport had been so hard hit calf feeding way down by feeding DRY Purina Calf Cigarette Cases Safety Rasora As Auto Skids by British air attacks that Turin Y 2:15—Joyce Jordan—M. D. many of onr civilian soldiers are not 32 QZ PACKAGE I Twenty-four German planes Startens instead o f milk. Electric Alarm Clocks Lapel Pocket Watebea justices aren’t corrected, the new recently has produced less than Gibbons Assembly 2:30—We Love and Learn. j were destroyed in the Stalingrad Watch Straps Smoberii^ Sets 2.45—Ufe Can Be Beautiful. Raleigh, N. C.. Dec. 10.—(P)— eating the foods necessary to enable Congress will correct them and one-tenth Its normal quota ot air­ T o show you how quickly calvea cat it, weVe offering FREE West Warwick, R. 1., Dec. 10— 1 area yesterday, the communique plane engines. Pen and PencU Sets Poker Chip Seta Rationing of liquor began in North Ivery Flakes 22* * noted. \ deprive officials of some of their tamplet to any farmer who will bring the coupon below. Try Christmas Party (iP)—A boy and a girl drowned and Carolina today under a coupon them to put forth their best effort. present powers in doing so.” Italian industrial output has Cigarettes, HoUday Packed FlashUgbto a companion managed to escape Wa 2 2 « ) The asaertion came on the heels^ been halved during the past month it out—on a calf just a few dayt old if you have one. You’ll system similar to Federal ration­ IverySNW « Of a claim that Rfd Air Force He declared that Office of Price A Thought after the automobile in which they ing of other commodities. You, Mrs. Housewife, are the Administration and the Agricul­ it said, dae both to the destruc­ find her eating it within a few days if you follow the few 'Gibbons Asseihiily, Catholic were riding skidded through a Oxydel 2-W.45* RIers in three days had destroyed tion of important war plants and Consumers may buy one quart more than 60 transport planes ture department were formulating ‘^\Ve have a very definite feeling that Ihia will be the last holiday Lsdisa. of CMumbus, will hold Its guard rail yeaterday and plunged woman behind the man behind the man a program to correct “a bad situ­ to the flight of workers from easy directions. before Dec. 15 and two quarts in CanaySeap 3cA«a2B* liying to bring supplies to the when we will hbve candy to offer in any great quantity. ...so select annual Cairlstmas party, Wednes­ Into the Pawtucket river, 20 feet the period Dec. 15-31..Two quarts ation” in New England with re­ bombed centers. . Look at the advantagea you have with A it DRY feed, day evsnlng, December 10, at the Thoa ahelt also ooaalder Is thlse below. behind the gun. Give him the food Qranulat ffKOl Oerman troops before Stalingrad. spect to milk prices. Some factories, including a your gift package from the following Unes: may be bought Jan. 1-15 and two Chlpee 2 45» Hia German! had attempted to YJ4.CJI., when a chicken dinner heart, thaL as a maa chasleai The vtctlma were Tony Giorosa, I Inadequate to Allow Profit number o f war plants, were closed ■ sen, so the Lord thy God more Jan. 15-31. After Feb. 1 the he needs for top production. Meat, P & B NAPTMA Se a p S sA a a S * i Implement a growing seriea of / SAViS MONIY ^ Sh en r’a — Whitman — Page ft Shaw — Johnston’s — Durand’s will be served promptly at seven 10, and Theresa Lavigne, 16. ration will be one pint a week. “They fixed a price for produc­ on their owners’ InlUativs “for the chasteaeth ' t h e a ^ ' Deuteraaonigr PoHce Lieut. Henry F. Miller, ^ WNiater-attacka with an aerial flow / lASIIR TO Fli» o’clock under the supervision of ' North Carolina has a local milk and other dairy products, v^e- ers that was Inadequate to allow period of evacuation,” the dispatch ' Burnham A Brady — GobcUn •» Mary Oliver Miss Marion Tinker. 8:5. Jr., said (Mrmen Gentile, 16, was Klrluui 'taOApS SAs: 23* Bf reeervea and supplies to battle added. option law, (Older which 25 coim-: them a profit under retail ceilings / HUPS KliP DOWN SCOURS After the meal the members will the driver and quoted him as say- tables, fruit, bread, cerealis and eggs are Klf1(Mi'a.Isr«.V»i22* wreaa west ef Stalingrad sinri west to consunrets.’’ he said. “A policy All Christmas wrapped. All dcUdous. Wa won’t have them in ties have voted fpr legalization of «( Moaeew. Dispetchee from the bo treated to a program of nm es Ttaough the mills of God grind lag ha lost control of ~ tha car Is being formulated which wiil / RAISIS OOOO CAIVIS any quantity aftai^Naw' Year’a. Give Candy This Christmas! slowly, yst they grind exceeding liquor aalea. The stores are operat. needed every day. .front paid that becauas of the de- and music, arranged eapeclauy for tlhan ha turned slightly to avoid ed by county alcoholic beverage IQrfcMi't , remedy that situation. It will be th* occasion by the committee. small; stands waiting, srlth exact- two men walking along ths- road. iplruetion ef saany ef their troop- Strikers Now control boards under the super- twH cAViB'^kir worked out In the next three or If there are any «*bo have net naaa grinds Ha all— Frltdrich von MUIsr said Gentile freed him­ rfHRytng traaaporta, the Germana \’lsion a ste,ts board. The othar four weeks.'” been" contacted by telephone, they Logau. self from the car by opening a (A m .2B*,* Jmd reaorted to the use of a varie- “A similar situation under 75 coimtles ar* legally dry. Lax witT Seep S e f training and mail planea. Back on Jobs ^4ee Sam fsie should make reservations with any door and then awam sahore. ___ ’ ■» which iturkey growers were handi­ The CENTER The MURPHY of the following committee not Chairman (3ari WUUamaon of gevere Laiid Plgktl^ capped by inadequate price sched­ Started Shavlag HaMt? the state board said a decrease in lerlex CibM The Mvereat land fighting noted (Continued From Page One) later than December 12: Mrs. Irene Electioa Technique New ules will be straightened out Shea, chairman; Mrs. Dorothy Mc- available supplies necessitated the Um early oommunique occurred soon,” be said, as well as one af- Because they were too easy for rationing. Eat Nutritional Foods Every Day the VeUkla Luki sector, far agreed upon Oct 5 by company PHARMACY DRUGXO. *: Ardle, co-chairman; Mrs. Lillian Seattle— (iP) —Boeing aircraft fBcting red kidney beans grown in ■ Mahoney, Miss Msj;y McAdams, the enemy to grasp In close fight­ workers have shown the world Siry o f Moeoaer, where tanks and and union, and a letter signed by Odd FcUotps Block 4 Depot Square tooz «| Michigan and New York. Mrs. Teresa Moriarty, Mrs. Gladys ing, Alexander the Great made something new and auper-coloasal Work Day Night CriepaTabt *K« I I Mg g w b a t t ^ arare reported "If the overall farm situation both parties was sent to the WLB. Bring this Coupon for his soldiers cut off their long Yesterday, he added, the regional To Defeoae woilteni who are employed after usual business hours l Cilroy, Mrs. Rite Shea, Mra. Mary In election technique. They did it •INOtl* KOZ *1 taTBd when a Rad Army unit isn’t corrected, by executive agen- • ■ ■ m j Frien, Mra. Margaret . Klotaer, beards. San . Diego— OP)— Bomber build- •NAPt fM I I WLB offfee aent Um company ■ A FRBE W EEK’S FEED Pay your Electric Light Bills at our Depot Square atere. to swing, vaudeville and Jitterbug­ THE NUTRITION DIVISION OF THE MANCHESTER Crispe IBd the Gormans from «n elea,” Aiken said, “th# next COn- n. Mary Davis. Miss Elsie Deer. ing* They combined the election ef era by day and patriotic song writ­ •d iDcallty. greae will take matters Into Its mimeo^phed notiee that tlw re­ ...cnoud* Cslf SiafttiM to hM a.wssk Car a new calf. Aadss Only the^Beef ers by night—that’s Jerry Oa] quest for spproytl Of wage ad­ CHp dM coopon new. Dtep in neat dsM ysa'iy h* tawB. . .rs. Anne Kwaab Is In charge of four union bustnesa agents with DEFENSE COUNCjO. M o o t T * Riiertena said thtf‘’tlie Gor- own hands.” publicity. a Chrtstmaa party. Voting ma haml and John D’Atfonao, fermar- fMtb mnantry dtvUlon ata- justments “must be made out on y South America's Andes moun­ ly of New York City. Two of their 717 MAIN ____ Form 10,” one copy o f which he Each member le requested to chines lined the sides of the dance M A N IIC E F im I In the Boetor had lost aoore The'word khaki comes from a CHECKERBOARD FEED STORE provide an appropriate gift and tains are only the upper portions floor In the huge civic auditorium. songs have been accepted by pub­ aaid was received. 1063 Main St., Opp. Forest 81. TelNph-me 7711 Sponsored by The Conn. Potrer Co. BMti in recent fighting, Persian word, ' ”khak,” meaning "\ye need 27 copies to do this these will later be sent to the sol­ of .mountains whose bases lie All the boys and gals had to do lishers. 'They’re working

5 ^ -i MANCHRSTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10,1940 PAGE MAWJHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEJIBER 10, 1942 Washington Sure Chicago Bears Are Due fdr Surprise Leaguers Bowl Man Power Problem Worries Taut Nerves THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10 Compiled by Students of Manchester Jilgh School Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser Real Foe O f F^herty Certain ^OL. X, NO. 14 . Major League Owners Now First War Stamp Sales Draft Registering History Classes Name Prom Committees Excellent Scores ’Ball Players Of Bruising Gai MHS Begins Sale Legion of Honor By Harry Grayson ^HSQuiiitet Committees for the prom are Victory Corps Manchester High school stu­ NEA Sendee Sports Editor Of Christmas Seals Begins on Friday Give Newscasts completing their last check-up , Los Angeles, Dec. 10—Baseball Rraflkini* Ace Passer Chief Bender Dislikes dents were urged to commem­ for the dance tomorrow night, i Downs E H H S orate the first anniversary of Is Enlarged Ready owners just think they have head­ 'Eastern Champs Reac The reception will start at 8:00 I aches now. Wait until spring, { Gags About Former the attack on Pearl Harbor on and the Grand March will be- ' ON TH E This week In Manchester High Monday, December 7, by pur­ A proclamation Issued by Gov­ FiVe-minute resumes of the lat­ The majors arc anticipating a Stars; Relaxation Cure To Prove That .gin at 8:30. Hits High Single of manpower problem. 'That is made ; school, the annual sale of Christ­ chasing the first war stamps ernor Robert A. Hurley will affect est news are being given in all of Ralph Scudieri, president of Each Student Eligible For Baugh^s riiird Period Spurt to be sold in Manchester High plain by the magnates restoring ' Can Be Defeated at mas stamps was begun. Every stu­ many of Manchester High School’s Mrs. Campbell’s U. S. History Student Council and head of 147; Matches Close. For Anything. dent should realize how important during this war. Students re­ As General Member; old blokes to the active list and \ * Gives Edge in 37-32 upper classmen, starting Friday, the decorations committee, is Capital on Sunday. it is that he participate In this sponded eagerly to the re­ classes in order to stimulate each Passing Arm bringing up from the minora ath- i SPOT assisted by Janet Brown, Agnes l^iladelphia, D*c- 10.—(db— ; Victory in 2nd Game. sale. He should also realize that quest, and, up to thi^tlme, ap­ December 11, 1942. " student’s interest in current af­ Some to Be Special. Chagnot’s Fire Chiefs put out letss given up on some time back ' fairs and make them more famil­ Kurys, Ronnie CSarlaon, Mar­ the blazing Willis team in the Those gags about grandpa playing By Pat O’Brien every cent he gives is used to car­ proximately $287.56 “worth of The proclamation says: a. Those jorie Sonego and Francis Dear- by big leagme managers. big league baseball next seMon WITH GRAHAM iar with the world situation. Each On December seventh the an­ Wednesday Night Y League last Branch Rickey rehired the 36- ; Washington. Dec. 10.—()P)—Totil , third period spurt paced by ry forward a vigorous campaign stamps have been bought. The who were bom on or after July 1, den. Janet Brown, chairman of Chicago Team Favored aren’t funny at all to Charles Al­ By Dillon Graham T«gynrt gave the Manchester against tuberculosis. homeroom in the Main build­ 1924, shall be registered on any day a pupil comments on war, po­ niversary of Pearl Harbor, the evening at the Y alleys despite the year-old Leo Durocher as guide of | can’t tell what'll happen when twel the refreshment committee, la excellent score of Csrgo who clip­ bert (Chief) Bender, the Philadel­ AP Featurea Sports Editor tough outfits clash, so don’t •sU| ■f’JBsh haaketball team a 37-32 vie- Once people thought that tuber­ ing which purchased the most day during the week commencing litical. and social dispatches To Retain Pro Title the Brooklyns on the condition stressing those most irnportant helped by Carolyn Daley. Inez students of M, H. S. attended an ped the pins for s 407 three string phia Athletics' great Indian pitch­ New York, Dec. 10— Don Hutson the Washington Redskins ohort- K her over East Hartford at the culosis was Incurable, a disease was 25M, with a total of Friday, , December 11, 1942, and Gado and Maybelle Cowles, assembly at wheih Edson M. that he would be a'vailable for ' and popular with the students. total. H. Barton took high single Next Sunday; Not a Bhortstopping. er of an era gone by. is perhaps the only player In foot­ ' b u t Side Rec last Friday in ^ e that eventually caused the victim $23.76. In the Franklin build­ ending Thursday," December 17, Eleanor Carlson, head of the Bailey spoke ■ on the 'Victory a In fact, if the tall, lean Chip­ ball who is thoroughly guarded on That's the attitude of the ‘ and White five’s opening to waste away. However, science ing $28.50 worth of stamps 1942; b. Those who were bora on The cla.sses are now studying Corps. honors with a 147. When the 41-year-old Fred skins, eastern division champlo the Constitution of the United patrons and ushers committee, Bryant A Chapman swept all Seat Left fo r Game. pewa is correct, middle-aged men every play. Moat teams assign two i . . H r tilt The local piled has proven that with proper medi­ were sold in room 13. The lead­ or aftih- September 1, 1943, shall This Victory Corps organiza­ Fitzsimmons refused to. go to the of the netlonal football league, States, that piece of work which aided by Ruthmary Wirtalla. three points from the luckleM could give the fans as good a baae- players to watch his every step— a auhatantlal lead in the third cal care and nourishment, tuber­ ing homeroom in the Barnard be registered on any day during tion has pupils that participate in Montreal farm as pilot, the Dodg­ and even then they seldom are they gird themselves to meet thel gained the admiration and respect Dick Jagoutz, in charge of jpro- Chamber’s gang with five con­ By Robert Mellaoe ball game in war Ume as younger l |5arter and then coasted to vlc- culosis can be cured long before it building was 22 with a'total of the week commencing Friday, De­ grams, tickets and orchestra, the organization all over the land. ers kept him as a coach and relief successful. He is almost as valu­ Chicago Bears, Western titie.| reaches the wasting stage. from every great man and nation sistently good scores. Tbs Movers NEA Oorrespoadent pitcher. men do in peace If the oldsters $17.00 In war stamps. Mrs. cember 18, 1942, and ending 'Thurs­ has the assiatance of George What the individual does may learn just one thing—how to slay able to the Green Bay Packers as holders and defending kingpins a ll . rSoach Wilfred Clarke a U ^ d But a doctor cannot look at a Campbell expressed the opin­ day, December 24, J942; c. Those In the world. Count Alexis de- seem very little to the members in were decidedly off form last night Washington, Dec. 10.—There It Draft status and children count a decoy, as he is as a pass catcher. the pro football world, in the p to^ l Tocqueville. a distinguished French Hunt and Douglas Turklngton. and only Keisb was able to out- not a peep out of George Preston the heebeejeebeee. f tWe seniors in the opening period. tubercular patient and cure him. ion that the stamp sale had who were born on or after Novem­ Dick has obtained the serv­ the corps but with thousands of more than a low carned-run per­ As one rival coach moaned. Hut- off here Sunday. He must have means to carry out visitor in this country a rentury ocore his opponent, Skoog by the Marshall as the Chicago Beanj In­ centage or a high batting average “Men can play top-notch ball, ; Taggart started the game gone very well considering the ber 1, 1942, but not after Decem­ ices of Frankie Val and his others doing the same or some or excell In any other line of sport, eon is football's No. 1 unsolved Coach Ray Flaherty of the Re j>Wti a long set shot and from thta his cure. Sanltoriums are needed fact that there Is little time ber 31, 1942, shall be registered on ago, said about the Constitution: other helpful thing—great things narrow margin of two pins. vade Washington for the play-off nowadays. problem. No matter what defense in order that a patient have a “It is new in the history of soci­ orchestra for the prom. Deco­ games with bis Redskins on Sun­ unUl they are well beyond 40 if skins is tired of hearing of that| [tielSt M. H. B. was never behind. for selling them on account of any day during the period com­ rations remain a secret, but are accomplished. The Motor Sales took thrse So you tee the^tSt. Louis Cardi­ you set up against him, he'll score 73-0 shellacking the Washingto place to rest while gaining back ety to see a great people turn a points from Morlartys by «;lose day, which the great majority be­ they learn to relax,’’ the, chief jC S i^ n g Taggart's hoop, Billy the new school schedule. mencing Saturday, December 26, with Francis Dearden helping M. H. S. didn't Wait for the nals signing Frank Demaree, the against you. took the last time (1040) they aSenm dropped In two fouls and his health. Funds are needed to calm and scrutinizing eye upon it­ Pearl Harbor incident to spur on scores and fine bowling. The losers lieve wUl make them ohamplofi* former Chib and Giant, as a free •aye. — E. Carlson. 1942, and ending Thursday, De­ many students expressed the “If they conquered taut nerves Up to tills year. New York* was met the Bears in a playoff. He'S I jj^ w a n ^ ^ o ^ Ued until Taggart provide proper equipment and food cember 31. 1942; d. During the Ronnie Carlson self when apprised that the wheels the war effort. Pre-flight training were up there all the time but of the National Professional Foot­ agent to lend a hand In the out- common opinion that the hall there would be no such thing as the only team that had held him weary, too, of talk about the a charity shot Reggie at sanatoriums and clinics. \ continuance of the present war, of its government are stopped; to was started and there was a large could not seem to put the scores ball League for the third consecu­ fleld. - — scoreless on passes. Don decided to You may say, “Why should I Hazel-eyed, curly-haired, and would undoubtedly be both •burning out.’ or ’going stale.” no Bears being invincible, .that the fflpped in a long shot and those who were born on or after see it carefully examine the ex­ beautiful and timely. increase of students taking mathe- together at the right time. The re­ tive season. The Philadelphia Athletics are shatter thata jinx. So, when the contribute to Tuberculosis funds? smiling, Ronnie Carlson is one of tent of the evil and patiently wait matjes last year. Many of the boys On the eVe of this same en­ such thing as stomach and nerv­ Redskins function oply when the end of the quarUr the January 1, 1945, shall be registered sults; . bringing back Outfielder Jo Jo Packers came to the Polo Grounds Slingin’ Sammy Baugh la pitch I haven't this disease. Let the peo­ the most popular senior boys. two whole years until a remedy Is took on the job of observing gagement two years ago. Owner White from Seattle, where he was ous breakdowns. was 5-5. Clarke sent In an Pleased— on the day they attain the eight­ Don Wlllla Garage (1) a few weeks ago, he not only scor­ atrlkea, etc. ;(| J1 Junior team and they went to ple who have it pay for their own eenth anniversary of the day of Ronnie says that the number 43 la discovered, to which it voluntarily planes at observation posts dur­ Cargo . . . 143 J32—407 Marshall cracked something to sent by the Detroit Tigers after “My advice to anyone in sports ed two touchdowns, but he tied the b o t« immediately. Led by care.” their birth; provided, that if such his lucky number since he will submits without its costing a tear ing the day. Vacation time was Lalley ... . 97 105 90— 292 the effect that the Bruins were helping them to a couple of pen­ —in fact to any man In business league record for 14 pass recep­ “We’ve got a big, hard-charg iisserico Buedno, with the assist- . Americans cannot look at it in To Meet You! anniversary falls on a Sunday or graduate in that year, and for or drop of blood from mankind.” shortened. Both teachers and stu­ McGuire . . 94 — 93— 187 over-rated, called them a first nants and a world championship. who is under pressure—is to learn tions in a single game. line, a swell passer In Baugh o< Randy Cole and Johnny this manner. Tuberculosis is a By Ruthmary WIrtalU three years he has worn football When the fathers of this great Sport Yarns dents aided with the registrations Kompanlk .105 94 104— 303 half outflf. Recruits will next spring be as to take the steel springs off his The Giants had two men on him good running backs in Andy FOri-' burden so great that everyone a legal holiday, their registration Xjiroman, the Clarkemen outscored Jersey number 43. nation, through their untiring of many things. Now the boys are O’Bright . .106 133 110—349 The result was that the Bears extinct as ttaree-buckle Arctics. nerves.” — behind him. They figured it waa kaa and Ray Hare, and we’ve-got should share Uie coat of caring for shall take place on the day follow­ |Siat Hartford 13-10 to lead by ing that is not a Sunday or a legal Ronnie's favorite subject in hi.s struggles obtained a Constitution Here’s those high scorers in taking five periods of gym a week Kuhney .. , — 9 1 ------91 poured It on all afternoon until The 1943 rosters will be filled with It sounds strange coming from impossible to keep him from catch­ some pretty fair blocking along those who have it. The sanatorium Numerous students in Boston high school career is Mechanical which was fb last through wars boIwUng we promised you last and two pre-induction courses, the final score was a hever-to- the baseball immortal whom Con­ with It,” Flaherty said. SS-IB at the halfway mark. ^ University are volunteering to be holiday. the names of venerable heroes who ing passes and their Job waa to f Coach Clarke sent in the start- is the surest way of protecting the Drawing. He admits that on% rea­ and depressions as well as times week; Alba QuagUa is in the lead radio and mechanics courses. be-forgotten 73-0. would be safer home tending ge­ nie Mack called “ the greatest tackle him. quickly and keep him The Redskins, tearing up the well. Persons who are in a sana­ blood donors, not unlike to stu- 534 566 539 1629 Can Sammy Baugh of the Redakina, greatest o f all paasers, Sgm five to begin the second half. son for his choice is Uve lack of of peace and security. Are the with a score of 97. Audrey Dob- ‘There was a marked decrease in Statf um Bolg Out raniums. targets frequently enough to keep .Chicago Bears in check? money pitcher of all Ume, the from scoring. Only near the goal practice dirt at Griffith Stadlutt torium cannot spread the disease to denU of M.H.S. the number of failures this last Ohoguot Fire Chiefs (2) Inaggart flipped In two long side outside work in that course. Alge­ privileges granted to American kin next with 80. Rella Sinmmon Madden .... .-106 94 92—292 Ignominy of such a shellacking One of the graver problems, as coolest Cucumber I ever saw” — did the Gianta concentrate on where more than 35,000 fans will “'■its, Oob Turklngton threw in a others. Without a sanatorium no Russell A. Wright bra is a close second on this list. citizens by this Constitution not with 78. and Vivian Stoehr bring­ quarter” continued Mr. bailey. was a disgraceful blow to pro­ many baseball men see it, will and the man who cracked up sud­ breaking up the pas.s. watch them perform against the home.is safe. Similar to Manchester High, li. the beginning of this school N. Barton .... 88 106 97—291 ir shot and Reggie Curtis Ron is interested in almost all worth making sacrifices to keep ing up the fourth with 77. Say, Gleason .... . 95 117 121—333 fessional football and to the Red­ bave to do with players now em­ denly before Boston in the 1914 Tbis slim, tall, almost frail-look­ Bears, are more than aerioua aa a hoop and the locals led In 1903 the Christmas seal was many schools are closing for the sports. He has played varsity foot­ for future generations to enjoy ? semester both the teachers and skins as representatives of the ployed in war Industries. World Scries and promptly left the ing end probably will soon be vot­ they prepare for the C?hicagoana..i originated in Denmark by a Nor­ holiday vacation a week before Tells Life Story where’s all the high ^scores we HlUnskl ___ .118 101 121—340 ,S^15. The Blup and White ball for three years, displaying The answer to his question is students took time to study Civil­ eastern division. Bucky Walters of the Reds and A ’s. ed professional football's most “ We’ve got to be in the beet wegian, Eivor Holboll, a postal Christmas in order to permit the thought that surely there would be ian Defense. In a letter written H. Barton ...,.147 106 106—359 bowed that they were stlU In the such quality and skill that in his clearly shown to pupils of the his­ another 108 score this week.... at For these two good reasons, Red Ruffing of the Yankees, for Sports Roundup But the chief axplains; *T waa valuable player, just as hs waa in possible condition for those birds,, clerk in Copenhagen. While send­ students to work In the stores to Mr. Bailey, James M. Osborn ^ t ^ when Ed Hickey, the senior year, he was elected cap­ tory clas.ses by their combined Sammy Baugh and his buddies example, arm putting In the off­ always nervous liks oneone else 1941. but we aren’t yielding them 6 ing out Christmas packages, he which are so badly In need of all Friendly, jovial, Russell A. least there Is no rationing in high of the State Defense Council prais­ 554 524 537 1616 flme's top scorer, threw In a bas- tain of the team. He has been on study of current events and the scores, so where are they? These are bent on making the B ean eat season to good advantage in air­ —maybe twice as nervous—only I His performances during the thing,” opined Glen (Turk) Bd«' thought why not put a tax on mall the extra help they can obtain. Wright, commercial bookkeeping ed the atudents of M. H. S. for ;et and a fouL The third Mriod the track team for three years, Constitution. scores are as of December 7—in­ the fine work they had done and Br>ant A Oiapimui a little crow this trip. In place of plane factories. Lefty (jomez of By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. • unkindest cut of all—“I never couldn't let it out. Indians can't." season just ended were perhapa wards, Washington's assistant with the Red and White and thereby obtain extra revenue ------irr teach of Manchester High, sub­ also. Outside o f school, he has more spectacular than in any of to be used for some worthy pur­ . Mary Sullivan. case you should run up a 108 score said that it had set an example E. Fish ...... 98 111 103—312 their usual diet of the east’s best. the Yankees is doing war work. New" York Dec. 10-»(/P)_ The/ltfi®"’ tbe leathernecks were also “After I left the A’s my nerves coach. sray sJiead 30-9. Ralph Bcu- And now a little humor from mitted to an interview, recently, played basketball on the "Fal­ All seats at Griffith Stadium— Tommy Holmes of the Braves is collecting scrap." got worse," he recalls. ’"The acid his eiglit years in the pro game. Edw.ards pointed to what pose? For children—children ill Holyoke High’s column "Grins, and wonder why you weren’t for high schools in other states. H. B u r r ...... 121 93 113—327 Pacific Coast entry in the Rose started the last stanza with by a member of the journalism cons,'' a west-side team, for four among the highest in the finals. exactly 36,006 — were sold out employed in a Brooklyn shipyard. In my stomach made It Impossible He broke a record—generally his termed the beet eet of guards with tuberculosis—the Christmas and Guffaws:” "I've stood about Another novel thing this year in F. Vittner .., ...115 122 115— 352 Bowl game, regardless of what fouls and after East Hart­ class. He was very responsive and years. Ping-pong and swimming And—now for the scores of the M. H. S. is the new time schedule, 48 hours after they were placed Many more ball players are thus ' One -Minute Sports Page to sat. I got thinnsr and thinner. own—every time he caught a pass. the league—Clyde S h u g i^ Steito stamp was the result of his think­ enough,” said the wit as they am­ Prom Suggestions C. WUson ...... 106 109 104—319 Here are some of the league 's m iy Foran had added a ing. gave a brief account of his life. are also favorites of his. In regard two leading teams ; which has been carried on very H. Skoog . . . ,..101 115 126—342 on sale— first come, first serv ed - engaged. With the coming of team is picked, likely will hand One reason why visiting bas­ I broke out in a rash, which sev­ Slivinckl, Dick Farman and d eifl int, Turklngton added a basket putated his legs. records Hutson set this year: The first Christmas seal carried Mr. Wright, the youngest of a to the new gym program for sen­ The "Knockouts” are leading smoothly. This new schedule en­ two weeks ago. The gate totals spring there will, no doubt, be over a big wad of dough to some ketball teams will stay at a hotel eral doctors said waa the hives, Stralka—aa one of the reaaoni, ;nd a foul. With the time run- large family, attended the North ior boys, Ronnie says. “ It is good, Discussion Topic $ , . many more similarly employed. War Relief organization. .Details right across the street from Madi­ and I spent hundreds of dollars. 138 points scored, 74 passes tboee Bears won’t run through the a picture of the late Queen Louise Coach Roberts: “What would with a score of 407 and the “ Bowl­ ables the students to work extra Totals ...... 541 550 561 1662 102 000 short 'Baggart and TurUng- Llttleboro High School in Massa­ but It should be gradually in­ time after school. The new lunch So, you see. Washington still Equallv without doubt, many of won't be announced until the Coast son Square Garden this winter is This lasted until 1918 when I ac­ caught. 17 touchdown passes. 1,215 Redekins lUce they have even; of Denmark. The first year, over you do if our opponents were on ing Aces” second with 389. Chambers Movers yards gained on passes caught. 14 |ou dipped in a pair of baskets four million seals were sold. chusetts. During his sophomore, creased.” room program has also been very has faith In .lta Redskins. these will have learned to be skill­ Conference holds its meeting this that they’re not sure the Garden cidentally ran Into a doctor in other team in the circuit. Ana, BiKxino and Harry Elggleston our five-yard line and it was their Let's see—if you have at least Cowles .109 101 95—305 passes caught in one gams, to tic The first Christmas Seal sale In junior, and senior years, he play­ Ronnie has been active A the An appropriate and interesting eight girls on a team and each one successful. Coleman . 92 100 91—283 It’s the good right arm and ed workers at their trades. week-end, but the plan calls for will be able to heat the dressing Germantown who cured me for a he added. Wee Willie WllUa, two fouls to eomplete Man­ first down?” ed on the school's basketball team. high school choirs for three years, Georgia to get its hundred grand room s... .Although Eddie -Shore Don Looney's mark. 72 touchdown the United'States was held in 1907 Hopeful: “I’d move farther discussion of Prom etiquette and by some stroke of luck makes a .Membemhip Demands A. Chambers . 99 81 74— 254 punting o f Baugh, the greatest of ' Manpower Commissioner Mc­ quarter. He gave me aoda mints. 265-pounder from 8t. 's scoring. After schoo., he had a part-time and is also a member of a church The Victory Corps has two Nutt will probably find that many guarantee and the other coast had to move his hockey team out paases caught in his career. 6,530 by Miss Emily BIssell In Delaware. down the bench so I could see bet­ hundred for a score— well— we T. Chambers . 93 97 117—307 all passers, against everything "But if only I had learned before Calif., and Bill Young, a i jHlekeyry made a des)>erate at- job in a box factory. He was choir. In his sophomore year h| d ess was conducted in Miss Geor- , ...... memberships—the general mem­ that is good about the modern T of these are indespen.sable and will colleges to collect their usual cuts of Springfield, Mass., the fans how to relax—^—.’’ yards gained in bis career. 624 pound specimen from Since that year, tuberculosis ter.” . oi. . 1 . . . ought to have at least one team Keish ___ .117 127 100—344 points scored in his career. it to put East Hartford back stamp sales have become nation­ planning to work himself up to of­ was a student itoiincil representa­ Shorthanu class- a score of 800. So. how about bership—o ^ n to alt schools; and formation with mim-ln-motlpn. act accordingly, for there is no with the ' lucky” team that gets still like him so much that about The chief. sUll militarily erect, who harbors a sincere beef i t ganM but the final whistle wide. Rich and poor alike realize fice manager after he graduated. tive. For two years he has been a the special membership which Totals .... 610 506 477 1493 Baugh has capable receivers in question about where an able-bod­ the Bowl bid doing the contribut­ 600 of them made a 60-mile trip is now in his 49th year. He is a the Beorsk aren’t the worst i With the M. H. 8. squad Flattery is soft soap and soft In his^senior year, a new prin­ member of the Hi-Y, and was a Miss Greenaway biought up the | * Juniors and Seniors can join. The ied citizen belongs these days. A ing. .. .Looks from here as though to New Haven recently to see this is a tangible way to take part soap is 90 per cent lye. Dick Todd, a back, and Bob Mas- clothing saleaman here. Often Rockets Dyed in the world. 8T-S3. in a worthy cause. cipal cam^^to the school and took member of the French Club, when subject of choosing the correct ’ general memljership^requires: (1) teraon. Eld Cifers and AI Krueger, good share of the players thus that calls for some fa.st thinking Shore's Buffalo outfit play there.. since his big league career ended Nobody hereabout*, leas and Taggart each Mortaity Bros. Torklngtoa Since almost every student in a liking to young Wright. Inter­ he wa.s an undercla.ssman. gown for, school dances. She re- I participation in plays and courses ends. Todd is an excellent runner employed wouldn't care to return by Georgia and all the other col­ Another story out of the Chicago h has been connected with minor the betting boye, 1* nnde nine points to lead the lo- minded the girls that they should Here’s a secret we’re going to Newcomb ...... 92 91 96— 279 Manchester High has some sort of ested in Wright’s future education, Although not a "jitterbug,” he j in ^ ’m, (21 studying courses suit­ Zaches ...... 127 117 110—354 and Andy Farkaa can smack the to baseball, under the conditions, leges that have received Bowl baseball meetings la that Clark league clubs as coach or manager. By Royal Blues the Bean. They know obook ' Buccino was right behind choose their gown with a thought j let you keep under your hat. Don’t part-time work this year, he the new principal suggested that does prefer swing music to the able to his ability in the war ef­ Kroll ...... 97 121 115—333 line. anyway. bids. .. .And the P. G. A. is draw­ Griffith tried to trade Bruce record, and o f the exploit* a d ) Isaflsrs with seven. should save as much as he can and Frosh Ballyhoo he go to the State 'Teacher's Col­ sweet, mushy kind. for the future. If a girl intends to you dare to breath a word of it to fort and (3i participation in at But Std Liickman and little Honus Wagner had be.st get out ing up plans for a nation-wide Campbell, not knowing that Bruce Osmanskl, Gary FomlgUetd, Aey oairied the East Hart- Frazier ...... 126 108—234 Games Tonight buy Christmas seals. In this way lege in Salem. That started Mr. Ronnie, who has a part-time job go on to college, her gown should a »oul—but the Swimming club is least one wartime activity or ser­ Charley O’Rourke of the Bears his liniment and start warming chanty exhibition program for was in the army... .'Ihreft, of the Wesleyan Plans Luckman, Bulldog Turner, 1 oauas almost by himself with be one she can wear there. going to put on an aquacade in vice as listed. Before signing the R. LaChapelle ..108 88 ..- 1 9 6 6:15— Tigers vs. Swishers. he’ll be giving a Christmas present Come on freshmen, where’s your Wright on his chosen profession. in a local clothing store, has fol­ H. LaChapelle ..9 0 .. 99— 189 can do a bit of passing them­ up, or there won't be much or­ next year that will make this eight schools in the Northern Min­ Artoe, and the rest. Bu^< polBta. The high scoring to someone who will truly appre­ school spirit . . . Although this The great news pleased his lowed the college course through­ One of the immediate problems the future—we h o p e .... Right application blanks, :he students selves, and the Chicago steam­ ganized baseball of any kind, no year’s fund-raising efforts look nesota junior college conference 7:00— Mohawks vs. Freshman 'ng was bottled up by And- concerning the prom s the mat­ now. they're building up their en­ should decide if his war effort is Sports Program Five. from Flaherty end ciate and deserve it. column Is limited to freshmen this family immensely. Together with out high school, and plana to go to Totals ...... 514 543 828 1585 roller dents the line on quick matter who likes what. sick. Bing Crosby and Bob Hope gave up basketball this year be­ owner George P. Merehan doimi,i| and Scudieri and managed ter of transportation. In order to durance by swimming lengths of the biggest he can make—in stud­ 7:45— Wolverines vs. Panthers. —Peggy Noonan. will apply to the whole school . . . the money he had saved from his Springfield College, if he isn't Motor Saleo opening plays with Famiglietti, again will be the big attractions cause of transportation and lack promisee there’ll be h geg 0 1 ^ threethi Imaketa. The cheering of a crowd will make wages at the box factory a little drafted. save on gas and tires. Miss Green­ the pool. ies, at home, and in Civilian De­ for ndn-golfers. of players, but Ely junior college Middletown. Dec. 10—(/P)—Wos- away suggested that different fense. All students should ask Lanky ...... 118 111 128—367 Hugh Gallarncau, Maznicki and of that 73-0 debacle. liuMheater loot: the preliminary any team spur on with more vigor- financial aid from the family start- others. decided to keep on with only eight leyan’s basketball, swimming and The Royal Blue Juniors touched le by a score o f 86-38. parties leave from the same house, themselves if they are doing all Bohadlk ...... 92 105 114—311 off the Rockets easily last night The Bears originaUy were bodies —whether lit basketball, football e.1 young Wright at college. Junior and senior gym classes Sheldon ...... 103 91 103—297 The league champions have Unappreciated Prophet candidates for the team. wrestling teams open their winter Ifanclieeter travels to Meriden Girl Reserves Slug or any sport for that matter. Not in this wqy saving the usual driv­ they reasonably can in view of at the East Side Rec In a post­ ed to arrive here last night fed; In order to continue his studies, Phvs* Ed. Program are having those exercises again Tanner ...... 110 127 119—357 more reserve strength. Fitz Shows Ed Sbugrue of the Bridgeport, sports schedules on Saturday, the workouts at nearby College Parl(^ y bo meet a strong Meriden only does this apply to sports but it was necessary for him to secure ing from house to house picking this past week. We’re getting used the labor shortage. Miss Greena­ Today’s Gueet Star poned game. The emooth passing way would welcome student reg­ Twaronite .... 115 116 116—347 Bears Constant Factor (Conn.) Post reports that he re­ latter two units at home. Md., home of the Unlverelty od flve which smothered Hall also extra-curriculum activities work. He operated a radio receiv­ up couples. to it by now but when it . first cently received a letter from Pvt. iWhltey Grahler, Atlantic City and team work of the winners was Christmas Carols The classes all agreed that the istrations. Bears trimmed the Redskins, In announcing the slates last Maryland. General Manager Jack’ '9. The Red and Black outfit such as clubs, the sale of war ing set in his spare time. During J'o Toughen Boys started, many a girl was known to 38-14, in an exhibition game in H ow toB ow h Pat Realo of the Marines, who is (N. J.) Evening Union; “The of­ night, Athletic Director Harold S. too much for the losers who were oompoeed o f veterans and ex- stamps in school and even dances. couples should stay in the high The insignia of the Victory Totals ...... 538 550 580 1668 held to five points in the last half. Eepey of the Redskins annourioei,^ the summer vacations, he was as­ •utter—“oh. my back,’? or “oh. my Corps is a V that can be worn on Washington, Sept. 14. They beat collecting autographs of spdrts fice of defense transportation sug­ Wood emphasized that they were however, that through a ehang* t to give the locals one of Come on, M.H.B., show the world sistant superintendent at the school during the intermission. By Fred FitzsiminnnN gests the major leagues explore Royal Blue Juniors Binging Christmas Carols took Besides again saving on gas and arm” or some other "oh.” Exer­ a sleeve pocket or hat and will be them in a league game in Chicago Writers from all over the country of a tentative nature. of plana the Chicagoans, no r toughest games. Last year what you can do! School spirit is Salem Fraternity camp for boys. A half-hour of muscle building cises are beneficial though. While A Big Lt'uguo Bowler, Too .... A bit proud Ed showed the [some means of curtailing travel in The schedules: B. F. T. two teams split in their two up most of the evening at the Girl tires, intermission gives the girls sold in the office. The Special di­ la.it fall, 35-21. The Bears have working out In a Windy-City L. ... the only thing that can keep things Upon completing the commer­ exercise, a nice cold shower, and this is going on, the Frosh and won 24 straight, 18 in league com­ When my father insisted that 1 letter around the office only to l 1943... .That’s easy, Why not Basketball— Dec. 12, Harvard, Thompson, rf ...... 2 1 6 iteets. Reserve meeting held last Tues­ rolling smoothly. a proper time to renew their visions which are posted in the Leaders Set wouldn’t reach the Capital unta[ day night. Under the direction of cial teacher's training course at then three laps around the swim­ Sophs are learning better basket­ junior and senior home rooms petition and 11 this autumn. take up bowling as a means of have his boss chime In with the 1 cut out second base?" away: Dec. 16, Williams, away. LaCafta. If ...... 2 0 4 John Toumaud makeup, instead of the hasty jobs Petricclo. o ...... 0 0 0 Saturday. Mias Grace Whittaker, the group college, he secured a position at a ming pool .seems to be the sched­ that are sometimes done on the ball techniques—or should we say have special insignias. These are In a season which terminated getting into condition to- pitch Jan. 16, W. R. 1., away; Jan. 23. sang their favorite carols. Inter- Have you heard about the boy small high school in Leicester, ule of th e^ n ior boys’ dally physi­ —as someone remarked—a better with less undefeated teams than baaeball in 1919, I was not very Williams; Jan. 30. Mass. State, Zwick, rg ...... 2 2 6 who tried to hang himself in one floor between dances. for: air, land, sea, production, and Red Hot Pace have the time to make the trips to esting anecdotes about the origin Massachusetts, where he remained cal education period. Wilfred Miss Greenaway also Suggested buketball technique. community service. any other In the history of the receptive to the idea and /started away. Vince, i g ...... 0 0 0 of Miss Holman's classes? No, in a half-hearted manner. places where skiing can be enjoy­ of each of the carols were furnish­ for seven years. Then he came to Clarke, Manchester’s physical in­ that all couples remember the re­ Some Americans are over-opti­ game, the Luckman Lunatics Manchester ed. For instance, many of the re­ Feb. 6, Rutgers; Feb. 10, Spring- Rufinl, ig ...... 0 0 0 P. A .’s Practice Sports Digest ed by Miss Whittaker. The group don’t take us seriously, but a fine Manchestei and has been here for structor of 20 years’ standing. Is The Frosh and Soph girl* In mistic but the enemy is still pow­ All the common mistakes of a field; Feb. 20, Yale, away; Feb; Giangreve, ig . . . ^ ...... ^ ^ facsimile was enacted when a ceiving line when they come in Comets and Blues Trim rolled on. beginner were mine. sorts up north are making ar­ has tentatively decided to go the past eleven years. trying to make this physical in­ and also remember to say good place of their swimming periods erful in men smd materials Mr. They may be overdue for a set­ rangements to handle some crowds 24, cionnecUcut; Feb. 26, (3olby. (Dapra, Ig ...... 1 0 2 A b was predicted last week, the freshman wound the window shade I selected the biggest ball In Friday Night^ Christmas carolling Wednesday Outside of school, he spends con­ struction course as toughening as night to chaperons. are having discussion groupa This Bailey pointed out. Many more Opposition at Rec in back, but at the moment the Ski News this year, not tq the extent o7 pre­ March 6. Coast Guard, away; ‘semen shot their way to vle- night, December 23. Pearl Gie- cord around his neck before class. siderable time doing accounting possible in order to prepare the In regard' to getting a “little sacrifices will be demanded of the the place and was all over the March 13, Brown, away; Totals ...... 10 8 23 Upon the ringing of the bell he includes taking an inventory of Bears rapresent the only constant alley trying to control it. My tar­ vious seasons but with enough oy over East Hartford High’s secke sang “Silent Night” , while work. For diversion, he likes ping senior boys for Induction into the snack” after the Prom, Miss oneself. The four different types of people. The Victory Corps Invites Close Games. Swimming Rockets lasketeers but encountered some furiously tried to unwind the cord, factor In American footliall. get was the head pin and I tried, The second hour of Thursday's fortitude and patience to enable Not satisfied with the teams the group hummed the tune, and pong, cards and driving—when he armed services of the United Greenaway said she Jiought it a characteristics— (physical mental, the youths of America to join in them to keep the sport alive for Dec. 12, Connecticut. Marcln, rf ...... 0 0 0 tiCjtffleulty on the way. In the first it was decided to have Pearl solo getting all tangled up, nearly can get the gas. He loves to travel, States. good idea for couples t j g o ‘to one this great 'national effort. as most newcomers, to throw the session off the “dry course” wlU be Jan. 16, Williams, away. Murphy, r f ...... 4 0 8 showing in the first game ot and social and spiritual) were die- The Comets and Royal Blues devoted to a refresher course in the duration. The outlook la just I eriod the first five were unable to when the group goes carolling. choking himself . . . Better luck having been to Washington. D. C., of the girls’ homes and let the L. Hansen ball down the center. Feb. 6, Mass. State, away Feb. C?ordera, If ...... 1 0 2 Rec Senior loop, the coaches of the] next time. The boys’ previous training cussed and then the physical one continued their winning streaks at With pitching in my head I flrat aid bandaging under the di­ so oo at the present time. Many s : St going and the result at the Carolyn Daley told Of an inter­ Florida and as far west as Chi­ consisted of two periods of in- fellows get up a luncheon. Miss Props Blast 13, Coast Guard; Feb. 20. Am- Coughlin, If ...... 0 0 0 P.A.’s baeketball team. Johnnyl was discussed in great detail. *rhe the East Side Rec last night at the tried to put exaggerated english rection of WUfred Morrissette. tows will operate on a special ra­ I * 'Bfirter was a tie. esting week spent at Camp Sloan, cago. striKtion a week, one devoted to Greenaway assu.red the girls that herst. Oile, ...... 0 0 0 Falkoskl and Buck Bycholekl havt r A certain freshman boy now others will be discussed at length expense of the Falcons arid Vik­ on the ball by turning the palm Members are asked to bring tri­ tion allowed by the OPA and It i v ------the Girl Reserve Camp last sum­ He takes an active part in local gymnastics,, the other devoted to theip escorts would enjoy playing ings respectively. The Comete took March 2, M. 1. T„ away. Holiday, c ...... 0 0 0 ordered a stiff jiractlce session at However, the story was differ- mer. As the new Girl Reserve knows what happens when he In next week’s discussion. Work Certificates of my hand up on *he delivery. angular bandages. does not take much gas to operate the Rec tomorrow evening from 8 1 defense work. He Ukes his turn swimming. Early in the school 'chief cook and bottle washer.” an early lead over their rivala and Stars Easily these'tows and no rubber , . . Wrestling . . Kurlowicz, rg ...... 1 0 2 cranes his neck out of the window •a ______This reversed the ball and more Backyard Skiing ? nt in the second quarter as the president, she was sent to repre­ at the airplane look-out station nt year Mr. Clarke suspended water —P. Noonan. led 22 to 6 at intermission. Then Dec. 12. M. I. T. - Stevenson. Ig ...... 0 0 0 to 9. ■ 1 to watch the passing girls. Some­ In First Aid (glasses this past times than I was on the alley, my This seems to be the general Snow Trains Gone Bvcholski said that every playefj ’ /mrvea played a good offensive sent Manchester at the camp Bolton. sports and in place of them devo­ Debate Topic of 15' the Falcons from the West Side Jan. 16, Springfield, away; Jan. Walker, Ig ...... 0 0 0 I j ame and out-scored their oppo- which girls from all over New one slyly closed the window down week, a quick review of what was ball would be in the gutter. idea this year, at least. This writer I t Is no “ military secret” that on the squad is expected to b*7 “Manchester is a grand place ted fils time tp’*teaching the stu­ got busy and outscored their rivals Rockville Breaks Even the special snow trains out of 23, WUUams. fj onts by several points. From then England and New York attended. on his neck and Lo and Behold! learned last week and a review of I couldn’t get the ball out and was told that addicts of this sport, Totals ...... 6 0 12 ready 4p Uke the floor for a tough'1 and I’ve enjoyed teaching here,” dents to stay Sfloat for long peri­ in the second half, but could not away from me and found myself New Yorlv and other New Eng­ Feb. IS, Amherst, away; Feb. V n In the Red and White clad men A complete report of c'amp life The poor boy was half in and half said Mr. Wright. CD Director Lauds the skeleton (which most of us With Moriartys; Poor who, cannot get away except for a Referees, Rivosa and Pierro. hard session snd no one le excused. I out. He sat down in his seat after ods of time, as was necessary for have studied) was held. In connec- The negative won 2-1 over the overcome their first half deficit. up .to the line before the finish land cities are a thing of the past 20, Tufts, away fere on the beam and had little was given by Carolyn. — Virginia Hunter, '44 day, will probably resort to back­ The annual Kiddy Christmas being rescued, muttering to hlm- the men o f the ill-fated U. S. S. Uon with First Aid: nowadays affirmative on the subject “ Re­ In the nightcap the Roj/al Blues Scores at West Side. of my swing. This caused me to for this year, at least. However, touble In obtaining their hard won Lexington, which was sunk dur­ MHS War Work were extended to their utmost be­ yard akling. Any doubt but what • totory. party will be held December 16. self. even a skeleton sees to it that he solved That Childrdefi 14-16 Tears be thrown off balance. I resem­ the trains still run on regular ing the battle of the Coral Sea. of Age Should .be Given Working fore triumphing over the Vikings. this procedure will be follow- ! The 1942-43 hoop schedule is as Mias Greenaway has names of has a na. e. In class. Miss McRae The Hamilton Props pasted the bled an adagio dancer trying to Ori to a great extent this . , . weU, schedules, branch roads will oper­ children who can attend the party Here is today’s “Dumbbell Eng­ Many seniors really enjoy these Certificates” at the Debating Led by Rivosa and Chsirtler the All-Stars for four straight points observe the. foul line. ate and tow owners, hotels and I allows: Classes See Films displayed a very large picture of winners came from behind In the one does not know these followers and those who are planning to lish” . _. . complete workouts although they “It Is gratifying to see that so a skeleton and when through with Club meeting;, in the assembly at the West Side Rec last night When I diri release the ball too overnight cabins will pool gaso­ i Dec. 11—Meriden, away. say that they are strenuous. hall, last Thursday morning. last few minutes to keep their of skiing. Already there is a com­ - , Dec. 18—Middletown, home. go and haven't seen Miss Greena­ Drop a pearl—This means to many people have marks over 90 it laid it on the table saying some­ and moved up in the standlnga. soon, it drlbbl^ down tlie alley mittee in the local club working line to g e ft b e skiers to the ski TMiVICIOKY On Running Store There are many junior boys On the winning toam were Mary ■late Intact. Pratt and Relder did like a slow grotmder. Owning al­ ; Jan. 2—West Hartford, home. way. shourd sec her as soon as make an unusual statement. It and some had 100” , stated James thing like this: Well that’s all for Liewle took the honors in this on aitea at this time and' p report centers. It is almost certain that who ar^ anxious to partake in a M. Osborn of the State Defense Ann Paziands and Amelia Farr; best for the losers. The scores: leys now makes me-^Kalize the Jan. S-i^Bristol, home. possible. The party committee is; originated at Connecticut CoUege now Horace. You should have seen match with 134 high •single and 14'expected before the next meet­ there will be a lot of cross-coun­ physical program such itlh-.the sen­ (Council and Director of ARP for the affirmative were Sidney Comets anguish X caused the prtorietor of . Jan. 15—Elast Hartford, away. Chairman, Pat Comips, Jewell Av- for Women. the astonished stares!! 33'( for three etrlng totals. ing. try skiing this winter. erlll, Jackie Heatly, Ruth Graham, iors are experiencing. Training in his letter o f November Werbner and Francis ComoUo. B. F. T. the place where I tooK up the Courae TonlghtX Jan. 22—Meriden, home. SUght error—Flunking a course. Three business training films Rockville, with “dummy” In the JOst So So Rclla Sinnamon, and Antoinette This one originated at Yale. , that were loaned to the school by Mr. Clark is Interfsted not only 30, to Edson M. Bailey, Principal, Eleanor Straff, Helen Ferrell, and Burke, rf ...... 4 i 9 lineup manage^ to break even game. • The local members will \ wel­ Jan. 29—Willimantic, home Zito. Getting off the subject of sports, Marjorie Smythe were the judges. DePllligrim, rf 0 0 • 0 But gradually, with good ad­ WhUe there are many forms of Feb. 5—Middletown, away. Meatball—A bright student — one-of- Manchester’s largest chain in building up the body, but also in acknowledgment of the Civilian with Moriarty*. ’Flerney took high come the weather reports which The next meeting will be held Uf developing Hi each student have you bought your share of The vote of 2-1 was taken of both Whalen, I f ...... 3 2 8 vice, I got out of the 90 class. transportation left to the skiers It Feb.. 12—Weat Hartford, away. This started at the University of stores, were showi. to Russell Defense Examinations. War Stamps yet? If you haven’t single in these games with 161. seem to Indicate that there will by SHIRICRAFT^ January 13. Each m em be is re­ Chicago. Wright’s commercial classes re­ sound coordlnaticm and quick Mr. Osborn mentioned that it the judges and tha audience, Boater, c ...... 8 J) 16 Nexti Shoes. is barely possible that few will be plenty of snow in this ecctlon. MSZfM or MIN’S riNI SHISrS Feb. 19— Biistol, away. please be sure you do your share comprised mainly of bus students. Phillips, Ig ...... 2 1 5 The scores: quested to equip herself with a Mr. Esquire—Man with smart cently. thinking. It is the wish of Man­ was necessary to spot check the Hamlltoa (4) The dry course seeelons will prob­ A game with Windham at Willi- needle and white thread. next week. The club has been divldefl into Wright. Ig ...... 0 0 0 .lanUc U stUI pending. clothes. It sUrted at Marin Junior The first film, ‘The Day of chester High school to have its examinations but after this bad Brown ...... 107 101 106—818 ably “ pay ’off” as soon as the College. Reckoning” , dealt with the method students become the best of sol­ been done, the certiflcatesowould two. groups. Team A and Team B, Tucker. Ig ...... 0 0 0 members can actually get out. ’YyTEAR THE NEW Victory On ‘ream A are Sidney Werbner, Suchy ...... 109 114 90—818 Jive—Ehreryone knows this one. that the company uses in taking diers and officers if they must be­ be sent Immediately. ' Bowling for USO Victory There le one due qt the School Vic Taggart has now settled captain, and Betty Oourinskl, Mar­ Totals 17 38 Lewie ...... 98 106 184—887 D ick^ with your sweat­ (I own to business and should figure 3 Classes Take but we thought -that we would its Inventory. Since the firm is so come soldiers at all. Any available extra ciea of Art Classes Make Cowles ...... 86 88 104—888 ■treat Rec thie evening and the large, ex ensive preparations must Bernard Karlin. jorie Neddon, Phyllis Karlin, Falcons ers, suits and sportswear- ■ t the Clarkemen’a victory. A sen- throw It in anyway. It means the papers on pamc were (guest­ George Mroaek, Mary Ann Pazi- Low man ...... 89 86 87—262 attendance hoe been good every tttlonal little guard was dlscov- swing music and originated at be made. Their -huge warehouses ed by Mr. Osborn. anos, Donald Hall, George Keith, week. dress up simple street clothes. Aptitude Tests Stanford University. must be checked; the salesrooms Christmas Gifts Fay, T f ...... • fBd at the last game in the per- He also desired a half dozen of and Marylin Jones. Betty Buckley,' Brown, i; .. 499 494 620 1618 : i ■ . You can always look fresh and |->n of Johnny Gorman. He de- and understock cleared of mer­ the reports on how the course was AU Store (0) 12-Year-Old Coddles chandise that can be put on dis­ Fr. Oub Discusses Shirly F^vderlckson, Francis Co- Evans, c . . . • grves a lot of credit for stopping carried out and received by the Bronkie ...... 94 87 89—270 1 1 -^ smart and trim with the Vic­ Tuesday . all the classes took play. Then the clerks start check­ To lighten the burden of Christ­ mollo, John Palleln, Ruth Curreh. *T0unard, rg -S » '4 tpeated scoring threaU of the Use of Substitutes students In order that they reach John Aneillo. Harold I-aFort, and Warren, Ig . Guthrie ...... 92 110 89—291 New Orleans— (45 — Louisiana varioui; kinds (9 aptitude tests, ing the stock. The clerks work In Holiday Customs mas shopping all students in art boye aa young aa 12 yean many tory Dickey. which aill be the hands of various officials in Nancy Griffin are on , Team B, Witaon ...... 89 88 87—264 used as reference pairs. One counts the merchandise other states. classes have begun work on pro­ now be golf caddiee outside ecbool by the office. Taught Home Ec. and the other follows behind, re­ Amelia Farr is the captain. Totals ...... 11 >7 Taggart ...... 124 ,86 102—812 Beautifully tailored by a This observer had the pleasure Mr. Osborn concluded his letter jects which, when finished, will be A debate on the same subject Angelo ...... 98 92 119—809 hours. An amendment to that All Freshmen, as well as those checking the original count. The practical as well as beautiful Score at half Ume. 22-6 Oometa. maker of men’s shirts in T SMlng Meriden play last Friday “Christmas customs of northern with the statement, “This Con­ was held Wednesday December 9. .Refereea, Murphy and Klein effect has been made - in the Juniors and Sophomores, who are heads of the departments must and southern France were com­ Cbrlstmss gifts. Louleiana child labor law on •d 1 am forced to say that they new to MHS took the Otis Intelli­__ All fall, because of the shortage necticut course has attracted a 1942, to Rm^_17F at 2:15/ The ■chmidt. 497 488 486 1446 striped and solid-color shirt- double check this inventory before pared to the customs'of America RecenUy a represenUUvs from prompting by golf club officials s T* real ball players. French gence test. The Juniors, ! of some foods the girls in the Home good deal of attention In ether teams were: affirmative, Ruth it is sent to the home-office. at the Christmas meeting of states, and Manchester can be ^ MaasachusetU craft company and Joeepb Gumbel, chairman of iog fabrics and Rayon Shark- ^■annarakl. ZagorakI and D’Anna- glrllwcd boys, took the Minnesota Economics Classes have been “What do You Know About (hirran and John Palleln; nega­ Royal BIOM Rockville (8) a H* are Meriden’s chief scoring taught the use of subsUtutes. The French Club on Tuesday. Jackie proud of the lead It took,in git-' showed many various articles that tive, Marjorie Neddon and Phyllis Murawskl ...... 181 101 95—227 the sports coihmlttee of the New skini Full-length b“ack and Piper Form Board test. This That?” is the story of the proper Orleans Association of Com­ ' “•“nts. Ooach Barikos la using classes have found that although Heatley explained what her moth­ Ing the course.** could be made. Miss Henderson Karlin. . Jaqtoth ...... 102 100 98—295 test for mechanical aptitude was method of selling an article of took orders for, and purchased Rivosa, Tt . merce. fronti Thre# iiaoi—small, le style of basketball which Karo and honey aren't always er, a former resident of southern Barbara Hess Marjorie Kloppenburg *45 DeFazxlo ...... 99 104 91—184 taken by last year's junior boys, merchandise. materials for the project. Among Plerro, if .. medium, and iorgt—with his team to the SUte semi- quite as good as sugar they qah France had told her about that re­ Hewitt ...... 83 116 124—628 but was taken by the girls too this The salesman must wait for the the purchased 'materials were Cotter, c .. Ne Madwiok Market last year and that is a close year,^ since no many of them will be used, in almost everything to prospective customer to give him gion, while Mias Jeanne Low told Robb, rg Dummy ...... 83 89 81—258 Peter Pan or convertible eel- how she bad celebrated the holi­ Ubrary Club Actira large wooden trays and candle faM-breaklng game. be working in defense plants. advantage. The girls have tried out a hint'that he wants to buy. The Chtrtler, Ig iar moddb< Slipa o o oe otf day In northern France. It was sticks which win be decorated 498 810 484 1882 New York—Branch Rickey, Senior girls will be given this different margarines to replace hints can be in one of three forma. As in keej)ing with the trend Headquarters pointed out that the chief differ­ with friilt and flowers and then Moftorty Brea. (2) president of the Btooklyn club, at in a iiffyi B ssllj *<• triumph name mechanical aptitude test and butter. The latest substitute that The customer can start action, of the classes the Library Btille- 14 i so the baseball meetings In Chicago ’ MHfl but I am Inclined to be- getUng a good i ^ k on It will ask a quest'on, or make a com­ ence between the American and shellacked. VIktage Darling ,...113 120 87— 820 was tested was dried, egg. Tlie cake tin Board this week Is celebrating One student who owns several for was unable to dlepoee of Outfield­ laundered. Always that the Meriden squad Is a serve as an excemnt recommen­ ment ’tbout the merchandise. French Christmas la that in McAdams ... 97 113 81—291 in which this was used was very Pearl Harbor Day. pieces of leather Intends to make er Joe Medwlck to the Chicago ‘ aoeky and thus will ahaorb dation in applying for a job later. The film also gives exa nples of France, the celebration Is almost Relder, rt Werner . ... 83 .. 99—182 ready, elweya good and the use of dried eggs The Library club held a meet- wallets as her project ^ Cube or any other National League | That la. however. If. there This test of mechanical aptitude would certaWy cut the cost be­ gaining and keeping attention, purely religious while In this coun­ .’ratt. If Olson . . , ...1 0 1 89 . . — 190 freshi aM datlng and not what how to conduct a speedy but not try exchanging gifts play a larg­ mg at which the members planned Sonae projects being wroiked on ARTISTS' 8 8 - r285 club. is- very similar to the CoUege iw, c^.... e e e e e s Mehpney . . . 95 102 cause frasd> eggs are very expen­ for their Christmas party and also are wallets of various types—^wlth id to stand for last year. Board Special relations test and sive. hurried sale: and the reason for a er part In the festivitlea, !n. rg .. Tierney , ...... 161 99—260 salesman to know all about each "Cantlque de Noel” and other agreed to make their "Coop” pos­ and wlthoiff zippers—leather pic­ A 188,000 etrtke Is bowled fo r American eoldiers and eaDors by Set 81wt Spectallet to army tests. The Home Economics Classes -t Ig • • • • 6 6 6 e * 6 6 6 * individual .tern of merchandise. favorite Christmas carols were ters. A *‘goop” is someone who ture frames, pmsketbooks, belts, fW M A O ri are as All seniors took the Hennlon- • xlligan, Ig e o 6 * 6 * * i 489 5 8 5 454 1588 Twinkle Watts, sP«:tocular child bowUag and *6ttog gtwr. Twlii- have begun the Standard Nutri­ The ihlrd film, “You’re the Doc­ sung la French. turns do—n pages, writes in ' suspenders, key eases and ciga­ SUPPLIES Ifsw Tsrk-^Leng Maud TM-1 Nelson Test of Mental Ability. tion Oournss this wretit and after Uttle, rg .. Me, who is 7, gave a check for that amount to Paul Ibdger, admin­ GLENNEY'S W MHiden. The grades received on these testa tor”, also dealt with selling tech­ In answering the roll call, each book, leaves finger marks all ovpr rette caaes..*Otber students ape Bualk le Mtaariog istrative vice president of USO, the initial payment on the pro- yeralty*a baaketball team has they complete the course all those niques, but the film wasn’t shown the pages, and forgets to retiirn stencUlag on glaas, . decorating another pet shot apeclallst In Don I West Hartford will be recorded in office and who wish to do so may sign up member gave the French name of 13 Washingtoh—BUI Busik, Navy’s cewls of the Bowlers Victory Le-“ ion’s national tournament for US I MMdMown, in entirity.to the classes because one article he wanted for Christ- the books so that some one else costume jewelry, wastebaskets, JOHNSON PABNT CO. O. A second USO bowling benefit week will be held Feb. 22 to 28, Hotter, alx-foot aeven-ineb fresh-1 used for reference and recommn- for Canteen Service. of the length of lime. ^ Score 6t hiof Uote. i i - u flpf bgck of 1940-41, 1$ reported daUooi mas. The penalty for tardiness may use them. wooden bowls, as well as making 666 Mata St. ' 1M. 68M the Legioo innouneed. I moa forward. C. Hansen *45. I Bob Kurland *48. ■lislng la Uu South SsMk was to na*M two or mors artlclaa * C. iMiartosji belts. m ''

HAITCSESTER EVENme HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10,194f f u a i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CO'-^. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 194S largely fought by tos peopis and bullets In the victims’ bodies, apd In dizperaol bays and eauainf eoa- not Armies, dlrsctsd by statesmsa estimated they had died from four oidermbla damage. Tariff Laws Santa W^amH Caught Napping Hitler Shifts rather toait warriors, and con bs Finds Oiarges! Experts See Shells Fired to eight hours prior to his arrival Wins #10,000 listing Youths There were no further reports .99 maintained only if Ita aims ors egin Listing of 18’s “Panzer” Wedding at the Palmer horns. concerning the whertobouta of By Sudden **Change of Address^ proportionate to the suffering and Palmer readily answered ques­ alx Japanese destroyers which Curb Powers Nazi Army’s sacrifieea to the people, he asked Have No Basil Blaze Ruins Within Day«f tions, Dr. Towns said, relating he In a Contest For Induction wars driven off earlier ia the week journalists: had been hunting from 10:30 a. m., In an attempt to land reinforce- On A, E, Fe*» Christmas Mail "Don’t you think modem strote- For Draft Tomorrow Hmcaiian Tank Battalion Bring$ M o d e r n until his return In the late after­ To Be Started manta in the Buna arsA Plan Dropped Staff Chief igry should'be inspired and directed Federal Grand Jury Abs| Further Evidence of Ori­ Palmer Given Hearing noon. Husband a Former Tha destroyers had apprMehad ay a policy sufficiently great and Note to Military Wedding. Asked by the defense If there in two lines four miles apart, with (OoBttnasfl Iron Pngs One) (Continued from Page One) sufficiently human to reply to the serfs Government OS* riU Be Held in Selective gin and : Nature of On Charge of Slaying was any blood on Palmer'a cloth­ Local Resident First (Oontlaaed*^S«n Page One) three miles between the leading wishes to toe masses to people Wife and Two Children ing, Dr. Towne said he had not In Big Competition. and trailing veeacla. the outside but never with Berlin’s directly concerned ? ficials Not Hamstmng|| >S®ndce Office in Post Obituary Boston Fire Sought. noticed any. volunteer y^mcer eandldate pro­ ’The attack on the squadron waa to the measure, especial­ • - - V ly on the grounds it would grant confirmation. "Is it not your opinion that all gram. H^ovever, meni"who have described today by lieut. Calvin (The post given Zeltsler former­ policies, and consequently all Harrsiburg, Pa., Dec. 10.— llOffice Building; Rules Boston, Dec. 10— — Further Waterville, Me., Dec. 10—(jP)— John E. Backstrom, of 490 New powefl''^their 38th birthday will Olendenning of MinneapoUs, pilot the president broad powers which A Federal grand jury reportsfl to* I evidence on the origin and nature Three shells foujid at the scene Park avenue, Hartford, and hus­ of a Liberator bomber, who told opponents said should be limited ly was held by Gen. Franz Haider, strategies, are only good ones s^To Follow. of the Unity slayihg of Mrs. Ellen notybe accepted oa candidates al- who has been mentioned aa one of when they reply to the common day ot had found "whtoly uawsv* Deaths of the Are that swept the Cocoa- band of the former Miss Mary thdugh thoee__ who had____ been order- _ how the planes circled Just out of toy specific legisletive definition. Ideal which groups all champions ranted and without any basis tai l nut Grove night club on the night Palmer. 44, and her two children Five in Ring by Dec. 8 to report for fnduc- ffange of the destroyers' antl-alr- Originally the proposal, re­ several Army leaders who are be­ The eUth regtatraUon of young-I and a shell discovered in the pock­ Currie Thomson, daughter of Mr lieved to have fallen under Hitler’s of liberty the whole world over?" fact" charges by U. 8 . CommiSi, j Mr». M»ry Breyer of Nov. 28 and brought death to \ /Don t will be taken for training. craft fire before unloodUig their quested by Mr. Roosevelt In a displeasure arid been marked for De Gaullle said that “from the sioner Sidney E. Frledmsa thsil laien for poMlble induction into the 496 patrons was sought by unsat­ et of her husband, George W. and Mrs. James Thomson, of 203 Tha order In which 18-year-oId bombs. special message to Congress, also Mr*. Mery Breyer, of 611 Cen­ Palmer, 44, were fired within 24 Given Fines Center street, this town, was tht "purge." time the first shot was fired In thia government agents were "taa)a>< LAnned Servicee o8C(l in Federal Tri- er for the Argus EhiginMnng Those traveling during their pounder hit within 10 feet of the Gestapo. He was said to be one of The depot is the chief supply I hisement office of the Post Of­ nieces and cousins in this town, Army, Navy and other govern­ Himmler’s closest friends and . an Allies Apparently base for ships opersting on tos fice building at the Center. The funeral will be helo Satur­ liam Arthur Reilly said that he cent to murder charges in the . Iiiinal at Utica Today. Company In Hartford a i ^ wat registration period will register stern. A second bomb was a di­ ment officials testified before the had gone in quest of expert opinion three deaths, was given a hearing married to Miaa Thomson/on July with a draft board in the place rect hit across the stern.’’ old member of the Nazi party. He east coast and also for material | Hagistration will be held on the day morning at 8:30 from the T. committee in favor of the tariff waa only a colonel at the outbreak gates indicated below between the P. Holloran Funeral home, 175 "to interpret some of the testi­ in municipal court. 12, 1940, at the home ot her par­ where they happen' to be, but their Huge clouds of brownish smoke proposal and said the president Ready to Launch designed for oversees shipment. mony.” when he interrupted, the Under questioning of County- Utica, N. Y„ Dec. 10.—(/P)—Five ents here. Miss Thornton was em­ cards will be forwarded to their —apparently from burning oU and of the war.) The jury, in . a presentment to I iKMrs of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m., Sat- Center street, and nine o'clock more of the 31 men who have intended to use the powers only The Tranaocean dispatch said: Btdays Included: at St. James's church.' with inter­ fire department investigation to Attorney William H. Nlehoff, ployed as a secrets^for the J. W. home boards, which will Include ammunition — belched from the where It waa necessary to further Powerful Drives Judge Albert L. Watson, coupled! visit the flame-seared ruins with State Police Lieut. Leon Shepard pleaded guilty to conspiracy Hale Company tat seven year* the registrants in their quotas and stricken ship, Glendennlng said. "I'hursday’a Berlin Nachtaus- Its findings with a recommendSrS;| ' a. Those who were bom on or ment in St. James's cemeteo'- said he determined the time lapse charges in connection with opera­ the war effort. ■' gabe (newspaper) published i «fter July 1, 1924, but not after two Massachusetts Institute of and waa later ^^ploycd in a like have permanent Jurisdiction over Shadow Destroyera for Hour Representative Gearhart (R., tiqn that "persona holding pool* [ August 31, 1924, shall be register­ Technology authorities on metal­ after firing of the shells by smell­ tions of a 13-state lottery ring capacity by Gray Mcnufactur- them. photo with the following caption (Oontlnoed from Page One) tions of public trust should be held I Miss Helen .M. Murray ing the jackets. were fined a total of $10,800 In The Liberators shadowed the Calif.), a leader of the committee “ 'The Fuehrer at a Military ed on any day during the week Miss Helen M. Murray, a na­ lurgy and combustion, and further ing C om ply office In Hartford: Thoee having more than one opposition, repeatedly demanded fully accoimtable for irresponslblf delayed the hearing today to con­ "Do you wish to tell us that Federal court today, raising to destroyers for more than an hour Demonstration in Conversation speediTig preparations for the de' and unwarranted accuaationa toot I eommencing Friday, December 11, tive of Manchester, died yesterday r.s a result of smelling yoi can tell A Trinity Graduate I^ace of residence wiU register that the measure be made more 1S42, and ending Thursday, De- at St. Francis's Hospital. Hart­ fer with seven City hospital physi­ $32,900 the amount a.ssessed 25 of Mr. Backstrom is a graduate and when laat seen the vessels with the Chief to the General clsive battle. tend to disrupt and destroy I they were fired within 24 hours?" the defendants; wherever they are at the time, but were steaming northward. specific and yesterday asserted Staff of the Army, Infantry Gen­ Reports of Allied air blows, eember 17, 1942. ford, following a brief illness. She cians who had treated fire victims asked Defense Council F. Harold of Wilflam Hall High school in may choose between their reel the measure would "take from national unity and to impair the I b. Those who were born on or was the daughter of the late Mr. Preparing Opinions Judge Stephen W. Brennan sen­ West^ Hartford and of Trinity Glendennlng reported that after eral Zeltzler.’ . . . both destructive offensive smash­ confidence of the people In to* ] Dubord. dencee for purpose of assignment he had turned ^ plane toward Ongress the power to regulate "This photo shows Hitler with es and successful defensive air After .September 1, 1924, but not and Mrs. Michael Murray and be­ Professors Carl F. Floe and "It is my best opinion,' replied tenced five men to be held in the College In 1932. to a local board on tariff m atten and "give the impartial administration to jufl* | .Utter October 31, 1924, shall be fore moving to Hartford 10 years Hoyt C. Hottel of M.I.T., were pre­ custody of the United States Mar­ ^-■In order to win the contest home two * Japanese fighters nine officers. In the foreground fighting ..with evidently plentiful tlce. Shepard. Youths who become 18 after equipped with auxiliary fuel tonka bureaucrata the right to repeal the Fuehrer and General Zeltzler, Aimatered on any day during the ago, lived for many years on Park paring opinions after their visit to Edward Parkhurst, 44, of Uni­ shal for 24 hours. Ail the defend^ Mr. Backstrom had to co>'rec^> Dec. 31 must register on their laws by executive order." and well-varied warplanes, indi­ Investigatinn Continuing week commencing Friday, Decem­ street. For 22 years she was em­ the once ornate amusement spot in ants pleaded guilty to charges ,0T solve 290 picture puzzles having under their fuselages suddenly a ihan of heavy build in the prime cated that air mastery was swing­ "In order not to handicap the I ber 18, 1942 and ending Thursday, the Back Bay. ty. who had been hunting near the birth dates. This group Is expect­ darted out of the clouds and at­ Cattlemen and other groups al­ of life. ing back to the Allies. ployed by the State of Connecti­ Palmer home, testified the shells conspiracy to transport lo ^ ry to do with music and then write ed to average about 100,000 a so opposed the legislation, ex­ investigation which is continuing,” I 2)acembcr 24, 1942. cut in the motor vehicle depart­ Declaring that he wanted fur­ tickets in interstate commefte. an essay telling how solving the tacked from opposite sides. "For Some time Berlin haa spo­ When the British and Ameri­ the jurors added "no indictments i ' c. Those who were born on or could have been fired from a rifl^ ' month. The Liberator’s gunners sent pressing fear it would pave the ken of General Zeltzler as one of. ment. Surviving her are two sis­ ther interpretive opinion, Commis­ similar to oae which was missing Ringleader Fined $I0,(M)0 puzzles had aided hia appreciation way for a letting down of the bars cans closed virtually to the thresh- are returned at the present time," After November 1, 1924, but not ters. Miss Mary F. Murray and sioner Reilly conferred with Dr. of the better type of music. Any 18 or .19-year-old registrant the Zeros spinning down but not the most ingehlous German gen­ holds of Tunis and Bizerte their Judge Wataion termed the pre- After December 31, 1924, shall be from the home of Silas Reynolds, Frank Cohen, Albany, waa fined before bullets fbom the enemy against importation of Argentine I Miss Alice E. Murray, both of James W. Manary, director of the a neighbor of the Palmers, or a Mrs. J. R. Haskell, of 152 Bis- attending high school who is eral staff officers, whose great ef­ drive was handicapped by the lack sentment "very gratifying to toe I registered on any day duHng the Hartford and a nephew Frank F. Boston City hospital, and with $10,000. He was described by As­ ordered to report for induction plane.s had knocked out the bomb­ beef from areas where hoof and ficiency has asserted itself since Aeriod commencing Saturday, De- model 99 Winchester. sistant U, S. Attorney Stephen L, sell street, Manchester, was mouth disease 1s prevalent among of adequate air bases close to the court” and dismissed the juroi* I Murray. Her funeral will be held Drs. Maxwell Finland, Laskey Used Shell as Whistle awarded five dollars in the same during the last half of an aca­ er's Intercommunications Sjratem the campaign in the ,west (France front, Now, however. Associated until early in January. | Amber 26, 1942, and ending Saturday morning at 8:15 at her Taylor, Charles Davidson, Charles Waszkiewicz aa "one of the ring­ demic year may have his Induc­ and the radio transmitter and had cattle or to products produced by and the Lowlands) arid who there­ Thursday, December 31. 1942. Assistant County Attorney Gen­ leaders" of the ring, which Fed­ contest. peon or low-paid labor In other Press reports tell of ground com­ The grand Jury was convened | late home, 11 Salisbury street, Lund and Stanley Levenson, who eral Frank Farrington testified tion postponed until the end of broken a row of oxygen bottleA fore was promoted rapidly." manders telephoning for air cover­ Monday , after Friedman, a U. S. ■ d. During the continuance of Hartford and at St. Justin’s had treated many of the flame and eral officials estimated had a the academic year upon written Nazi Defeat First Totoc countries the present war, those born on or Palmer told him the day of the 10,000,000 annual revenue. Keitel In Bockgroorifl. age aa casually as calling for a commissioner for 11 years, made I church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be fume-affected victims brought to shooting that the shell Riund on request to his draft board. Prime Minister John Curtin told taxi. > his accusation.in a newspaper In­ A ^ r jMuary 1, 192S, shall be in St. James's cemetery. the hospital. Maxwell P. Kyser, Fort Plain, Public Records the House of Representatives in a The dispatch said Field Mar­ registered on the day they attain him was one he had fired from the Addition of the new registrants Hospital Notes shal Wilhelm Keitel, chief of toe Again, British headquarters re­ terview In which he also declared When asked If sufficient evi­ Reynolds rifle when he had bor- was fined $500; $100 fines were war review today that President ported that Allied twin-engined there was "a solid basis in fact" ilha eighteenth anniversary of the Thomas Ritchie dence bad been assembled to war­ handed out to John D. Sherman, to tha list of draft eligiblea will Roosevelt and .Prime Minister German high command, and AD day of their birth; provided that rtiwed it several weeks pieviously. Rutland. Vt., Frank C. White- postpone to some extent the in­ Wherever they are stationed over Christmas, U. 8 . fighting men at Bert Speer, minister for Ayma- fighters—probably American P-38 In reports of “wholesale theft, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wiley rant continuance of the inquest, He used the shell. Farrington Warrantee Oeeda duction of chlldleea married men, Churchill decided even befora the Admitted yesterday: Mlse Ra­ mented munitions, were in the Lightnings—had pounced op an bribery and embezzlement” In toe If such annive>aary falls on a Sun­ of Lilac street received news of Commissioper Reilly replied, “defi­ (U. S. Signal Corps photo from NEA). house, Burlington, Vt., and Joseph fall of Singapore that their first chel Herron, 689 Main street. home and abroad will get their Yuletide mall—for Santa knows day or legal holiday, their regis- Fellow officers "mechanize" the traditional arch of swords by q.ioted him as saying, as a whis­ Earl J. Campbell to William but their addltitm has been offset In advance who’s going where—and when. background, of the picture. eneihy air convoy northbound construction of the 800-acre prof-1 the death yesterday of their nitely.’' tle while hunting. E. McTague, Kingston. Lewie, property on Easex atreeL task was the defeat of Germany. Admitted today: Mrs. NelUe from Africa and had shot down ttmtion alull take-place on tlie day cousin, Thomas Ritchie, at hie using their tommy guns as Lieut. Donald M. Brattain and his bride Held in custody are Matt Fen- in part by the recent stoppage of (Thus, apparently, Keitel alone ect. AoDowing that is not a Sunday or Continue to Gather Evidence Medical Examiner John G. induction of those 88 or older. That decision, he sold, involved S'ienda, 419 North Main. remains of the triumvirate of high two Gerihan transport planes near .Allegation Denied home in Three Rivers. Mass. Mr. Conducting a separate Inquiry, leave Schofield chapel after their wedding. Towne, said the wounds ia their nerty, Stamford. Conn., Edward A. Steel Index Rising Australia In what essentially at Discharged yesterday: Paul By James Cullinane in the North Atlantic. On it were Attorney General Biddle termed I a legal holiday. Ritchie had been in Impaired Hawley, Fred Johnson and James A number at problems arising German offlcera all holding virtu­ Lampedusa island, between Sicily Weden In Charge at the Massachusetts State police bodies iadicated they were slain from suspension of voluntary en- present Is a holding campaign. Roberta, EAst Hampton; Bruce NEA Service Staff 4,986 sacks, most of them stuffed ally equal rank, who formed the and Tunsla. the 'charge ridiculous. Spokesmen I - Judge William S. Hyde, ebair- health for a long time. He has a headquarters, representatives of By Betty MacDonald honOred arch of swords, and Army with “jacketed" bullets. C. Sands, Binghamton, and Fred With more than 75 per cent of Singapore fell last Feb. 15. Phillips, 85 Spruce street; Mrs. Washing ton — Santa Claus with parcel post packages. All of for the Justice department alsode- i number of relatives and friends In D. Jones. Corning. Uatment and adoption of 37 as the Australia, with all the help she wasn’t fooled last October by top German command at the start Within 10 Mjles of Tunis aian of the local Selective Service Attorney General Robert T. Bush- NE.\ Service Staff C'orreopundent tanks replacing the customary Mrs. Palflier. 44«. and the two steel production going into wat maximum age for Army selectees Barbara Blesso. 30 Marble street; these packages which went to the of the war. A Reuters report said Allied nied Friedman’s allegation that an board, *has appointed Elmer A. this town. nell and Suffolk County District Honolulu—In a clanking half .slinky llmpu.sincs children. Ross. 5, and Raymond, 18 Still to be senten''ced is Louis use, the steel index has risen can obtain from the outside; must Mrs. Sophie Michael, 46 Auburn those Christmas packages mailed bottom were mailed before Octo­ investigation by the FBI and Na- | Funeral services will be held to­ Attorney William J. Foley contin­ months old. were found shot to Cohen. Miami Beach, Fla.l still awaits solution. War depart­ be prepared to hang on until the to troops in Ireland, Britain and (The third was Field Marshal parachutists had pehe.trated with­ Weden as Chief Registrar for this track truck, the bride and groom P'ellow officers of the bride­ steadily in the past fhur years. ment officials said. Road. ber 3. Walther Von Brauchitsch, com­ in 10 miles of Tunis and carried val intelligence investigation hod morrow afternoon at two o’clock ued today to gather further evi­ sped away from the church after death in the woods near their The ring. Federal officials said, The figures; 1939, 52,798,714 net maximum Allied strength can be Discharged today: Mrs. Grace other invasion bases. He’ll deliver At the time the Army received shown the case to be of such ma­ Uxth lustration. Mr. Weden has at Bert Beer's Funeral Home, groom's tank battalion wore aerv- The status of men 37, who are them in Africa. mander-in-chief of the (jerman out a aeries of demolitidiM south­ atrved in a similar capacity for dence on responsibility for condi­ the ceremony, making the tradi­ ce khaki Instead of dress whites. Unity home. Nov. 21. had operated since 1924 in New tons; 1940, 66,082,686 net tons; concentrated against Japan, Chir- Gibson, 185 Main street; Ann Christmas mail there were some Army, whose place Hitler himself west of the Tunisian capital. jor Importance that it was turn- I Palmer. Mass. tions that resulted in the holo­ tional "escape " from the wedding Dr. Towne was ssked by Defense England. Pennsvivania. Ohio, and 1941. 82.927,557 net tons; 1942, aubjMt to Induction although they tin said. Carey, 136 Woodland street: Mrs. Willing conspirators with San­ 800,000 troops outside the United each of the previous five registra- T.he wedding music was played by may reach their SSth birthdays ta were Brig. Gen. Clayton S. took Dec. 21, 1941, acting on his Both Axis communiques report­ ed over to the War Frauds unit to | ttoBS. Mr. Weden has enlisted a caust and whether there had been party and guests-rbut followed Uie armored force band. Coun.sel F. Harold Dubord whether as far south as North Carolina, 86,(H)0,000 net tons (estimated). He warned the nation It must Joseph Bessette and Infant son, States. The 14,729,680 pounds of "intuition,’’ aifter the Nazi Armies ed heavier skirmishing between the Justice dei>artment. law violation. «, by an entire battalion of light the fatal bullets were of the selling 25 and 50 cent chances on long befora their military training be prepared to repulse strong air 61 Purnell Place; Joan Ladyga, Adarus, cliief of the Army Postal packages and mail dispatched to corps of women volunteers to.as- “M There was no wedding reception is complete, also Is uncertain. Un­ Service and his military postmen. faltered before Moscow. 'Brau­ armored patrols In the TebourbA Friedman was a witness befom) aiit la regiatering the young 18 Persons associated with the in­ tanks. jacketed type (steel nosed, not U. S. Treasury figures. Passenger Tmvel Up and sea-borne attacks from* Jap­ 39 Horton Road. them compare with only 5,200,000 chitsch has been reported sum' area. The Italian communique tlje grand jury. Funerals quiry said that unreveated steps and no honeymoon. The follow- likely to mushroom) or the soft officially, the Army’s attitude was anese concentrated on the Island Long before the men for whom pounds of mail sent to the 2,000,- year olds. That was the extraordinary ' i.ig day the bride reported back reported to be against accepting the presents were intended ever moned back for consultations but raid an Allied armored car attack There will be no national lottery Joseph Kurowaki had been taken to protect evi­ finale of the recent marriage cere­ to work at the Hickam Field sup­ nosed type used by hunters. Make Gasoline From Coni Passenger travel on public car­ of Timor, to the north. 000 men of the first A. E. F. for never reinstated.) west of Tebourba was repulsed WIM Horsre in East dence and assure the presence of "The wounds indicated they riers zoomed aa much as 100 pet men who will be able to obtain Must Prepare for Sacrifices dreamed they would.be In Africa, two war Christmases. dor the serial or order numbering The funeral of Joseph Kurowaki mony of Lt. Donald M. Brattain ply depot, while her husband went discharges within a year. the Army Postal Service knew General Zeltzler, a comparative and the German communique said of these young registrants. They any persons who might be wanted and Francos L.. Va.sconcellos, re­ : were jacketed bullets." Dr. Towne Bureau of Mines chemists are cent in some parts of the country "In facing such a powerful and N. Y. Stocks The Army Post Office in San unknown among Nazi generals eight Allied tanks were- set ablaze Small -hocses still run wild was held this morning from the in connection with the investiga­ back on duty with the tank corps. i studying hydrogenation processes in 1942 over 1041, and in on sec­ determined enemy as Japan,’’ the which units would be assigned to Francisco which clears mail for will be sent their questionniarea William P. Quish funeral home cently performed in the Army Lieut. BrattainV a graduate of | p.impr the invasion front. and apparently a newcomer to the in another thrust southwest of the North Carolina. They ore 1 and will be classified in the order tion. a woodsman and corn for producing motor fuel from tion was the increase less than a prime minister went on, "we must Air Reduction ...... 37 troops in Pacific outposts handled town. lleved to be' descendants to onl* I on Main street'at 8:30 and from Chapel at Schofield Barracks. ■Virginia Polytechnic Institute, is ' factory worker, told authorities in'- coal. Production has reached a third. be prepared to make any sacri­ Allis Chal Mfg ...... 25'. As the deadline drew near, mail 104,045 sacks of parsel post top ranks of Hitler’s war chiefs, of birth from the oldest in the St. Bridget's church at 9 o’clock. That any presentation of evi­ It was a modern, wartime pan­ from Washington. D. C. Mrs. Japs Lose Anchor is believed to be an expert in arm Advices from the front last mals landed dilring some ITUsI Aioup down to the youngeat. dence to the grand jury might go vestigating the deaths that he had aemi-commcrcial scale, and inter­ fices enabling us to match and Allied Chem ...... 139® for the invasion units was separ­ weighing 5,722,426 pounds be­ n,ght, however, said the weather century Spanish explonttoR { Rev. Marshal Filip celebrated a zer wedding with an arch of tom­ Brattain is from Paia, • on the been hunting the day of the shoot­ nal combustion enginM at the lab­ Douglas Fir Priority ated from that intended for troops tween October 1 and December 1. ored warfare. Attention is called to the fact Solemn High Mass of Requiem. over until the January sitting overcome a foe so thoroughly Am Airlines ...... 46^ How long he has held the post was unfavorable for large-scale period. was Indicated by Associate Medi­ my guns substituting for the time- Hawaiian isl.md of Maui. ing. oratory have been operated from Of Their Foothold trained in the needs of war. This Am Can ...... 72'i who would remain in Britain, Ire­ In addition 11,047,050 pieces of i::nd or air action and it appeared that this registration will take Rev. Francis Breen was deacon land and the other way stops on first class ma"; 3.086,090 pieces of as/chief of staff of the German place in the Selective Service ot- cal Examiner William H. Watters Ross Father’s "Favorite" coal-produced fuel. The War Production Board has prescription for victory I adjure Am Rad St S ...... • 5^ Army was not indicated in the that for the moment, at least, the Beat lim e for Skiing and Rev. Edward Rosenberger, Frederick Palmer, 17, one of been granted authority to direct all Australians to observe." Am Smelt ...... 36® the road to Berlin. It was marked air mail and 2,272,000 lettors were key to the situation lay in the MS—NOT at the Legion Hall as sub-deacon. The bearers were, who said that he wsuld be unable On Papua Beaches for delivery to new American dispatched to the Pacific fighters. Transocean broadcast. The colder snow gets aftsfl] has been the ease in the past. Joseph Bars, Alexander Mikilow- to prepare his medical data before Soldiers Shoot Governor Silent seven children of the couple, tes­ Can Tin Halved or prohibit production of lumber He said Australian Army battle A p aT A T ...... 128' A Stockholm dispatch to The hands of the elements. reaching a temperature Juit^ tified that Ross, eldest of the slain from Douglas fir logs, one of the casualties In New Guinea up to Am Tob B ...... 41V bases in Africa when they opened. Presents Follow Soldiers These advices said the latest Jtgain it la pointed out that the ski, Thomas Opalach, Frank Zen the first of the year. .Shipped 14,729,680 Pounds The avalanche of overseas London News Chronicle reported low freezing, the more IMeetive Service office is in the dek, Stanley Olbrias Jr., and An­ children, was his father's "favor­ The 1942 domestic demand for moat Important wood parts uasd (Contliiiied from Page One) Dec. 1 were 2,190, of which 640 Am Wat W k s...... 3 last Oct. 28, however, that Hitler operations were limited to patrol there is between it and skis, At Rioting (trowel On Visit to FDR ite." tin for cans, over 21,000 long tons, in airplane production. were killed in action or died of Am Viscose ...... 294 Doughboys on the second front, Christmas mail was only a trickle, .skirmishes, marked by tentative lower floor of the Post Office thony Wilgas. Burial was in St as a result of this happy conspir­ however, compared to the moun­ had appointed him to succeed skiing is best when the snow is J bulMliig at the Center. Entrance Bridget’s cemetery. The Palmer home contained five is to be cut almost in half. Thla U. S. and Australian Air Forces wounds, Anaconda ...... 24' Gen. Franz Haider In another of B.-itish and American thrusts at Just at the freezing point Teheran.■ Iran. Dec. 8—(Delay­ Hartford. Dec. 10.—(8^--0>v. guns other than the hunting rifle will be accomplished by a new Fancy Christmas packing will cooperated hi heavy machine-gun­ "Australia has much to be Armour III ...... 2’’ acy with SantP. will receive in tains of holiday parcels which are the Fuehrer’s periodic military the Axis defenses on the outer 1$ I is Made on the west aide of the About Town electrolytic tin plate and bondcr- be curtailed this year as on aid to front line zones this month the moving to troops in this country. Post Otfloe building opposite Un- Mlsa Ellzabetli Boland ed )—(/Pi—Iran ian soldiers and po­ Robert A. Hurley returned home used by his father, Frederick tes­ ning and bombing attacks upon thankful for," the prime minister Atchison ...... 44® shake-ups. approaches to Bizerte and Tunis. tified. ized plate procean which will re­ defense planning, the Department the enemy positions. said. “We have felt the impact of presents their families and sweet­ Each Army Post has its own Reports of Axis Dissension goka school building. lice fired today on a rioting crowd, from Washington today following Atl Ref In ...... 19 hearts mailed two months ago. post office. Part of the equipment General Zeltzler ia not listed In The funeral of Mias Elizabeth The Townsend CHub will meet Dr. Towne said he had found no place the' hot dipped tin plating. of Commerce reports. The narrow zone between the air enemy bombs, but have been spar­ Aviation Corp ...... 3 available German reference books. Reports of dissension between Boland will be held Friday morn­ compo.sed largely of students, out- an 80-mini'te conference with field and the sea coast was batter­ Military postmen ' shipped 14.- is a "locater" —an index system German and Italian troops began tomorrow night at eight o’clock President Roosevelt In the White ed the horror and devastation of Baldwin Ct ...... 12) 729,680 pounds of Christmas pack­ which gives the whereabouts of The Stockholm dispatch, how­ FOOD SALE ing from the John B. Burke Fun­ aide the National As.sembly build­ ed with Allied explosives yester­ war on our own soil. There should B * O ...... 3' ever, described him as still In his to crop up on the Tunisian front eral Home on East Center street at the Y.M.C.A., when plans will House, Wednesday. ages and mail to soldiers overseas every soldier ever stationed at as they had earlier in Egypt and tiDoiigrees Tight be made for representation at the ing. day. be, throughout the continent a uni­ Bendix ...... 33® between October 1 and December the post. Presents delivered after 40s and said he had risen rapidly at 8:30 and from St. Jamea'a The subject of the conversation Prime Minister John CurOn versal feeling of deep gratitude Beth StI ...... 5.T® from the rank of colonel, which he Libya. Given By T. F. W. church at 9 o’clock. mass meeting in Wallingford Sun­ A few persons were arrested. remained a mystery as the gov­ made the first announcement of 1. a soldier has been transferred are An Allied headquarters spokes­ On Own Funds day afternoon at 2:30. and thanksgiring. Recently it has Boeing Alrp ...... 15 turned jack to the Federal Postal held when he was appointed chief Burial will be In St. Francis’ There were no reports of any cas­ ernor at his home said he could the Gona conquest in the midst of been American seapower that has Borden ...... 21' Heaviest shipments cleared of staff of Field Marshal. Elwald man In North Africa said that in Mobile Canteen Corps cemetery, Pawtucket, Rhode Is­ ualties from the shooting. not make public the nature ot a war review before the House of through the Army Post Office in Service for reshipment to his new some sectors the Cc.-mans and " W*trd Cheney Camp, No. 13. been the bulwark between Japan Can Pac ...... 6 ' post. Von Kleisfs First Panzer Army. i- land. The trouble started when the their talk. Send the Representatives In Canberra, the and Australia." New York which handled 146.138 It said he had been responsible Itahans literally were not on , Wsahington, Dec. 10—M’)—Al- United Spanish War Veterans, students, later joined .by loiterers, "It is up to the 'White House Cerro De P ...... 31 sacks of parcel post. wci,jhing Every soldier has an Arrny se­ speaking terms and that Ih some will meet this evening at eight Federal capital. Curtin said, however, there waa Ches * Oh ...... 33 = rial number and an Army Post for genera'I staff prepara(ions for Hale's Store IT : thougli It voted record-breaking Leo E. Roddy commenced a demonstration nom­ to give out any information," His idctory newa came 16 days "nothing to justify the optimistic about 8,037.590 pounds; 27.486,135 Kleist’a drive Into the eastern instances they had refused to be a flspenditurea since the United o’clock in the V. F. W. Post room inally against a'bread shortage. Governor Hurley said, at the same Chrj’sler ...... 66 pieces of first class mail; 6.225.220 Office number. If known, these photograph^'' together. The The funeral of Leo E. Roddy of at Manchester Green. It la expect­ after an Allied headquarters com­ view that the end i* in sight.” Col Gas A E l ...... 1' should be included with the sol­ (Caucasus. This was the offensive ■^ .Btatea entered the war, the 77th Mayberry Village, East Hartford, Looting and rioting followed. time expressing doubt that any munique had announced the orig­ Jap Strength Still Great pieces of air mall and 1,499,200 V- aimed tow;ard Russia’s oil fields spokesman did not attempt, how­ 1 Congress Tias been unusually tight- ed the department Inspector will Home Town Coml Inv Tr ...... 31' letters. dier’s full name, rank, company, ever, to evaluate this information, who died Monday night, was held While the situation was' brought comment would be forthcoming inal Australian entry into Gona, Japan is the master of vast Corn! Solv ...... 8' but which , has been stalled for SATURDAY tffiated in handing out funds for ita make hia official visit at thia time. in hand, most shops remained from that source. testifying to the resistance put up " '^ le tlie cargo ships carry- 1 regiment and camp on all mail, adding: - this morning at ten o’clock from territories with large populations Comwlth Gldls ...... 20 ing mail to the British Isles sank ' Genaral Adams declares. more than three months In the rC' •wn use. the T. P. Holloran Funeral Home, closed. The governor said his trip to tha Japanese. and vital resources for war,’’- he fions of Mozdok and Terek. “ We don’t know how much It From 9 A, M. on U It set a precedent this year of There will be a meeting of the Washington completed an ap­ Orstoful to United States Cons Aire ...... 16' means." and 10:30 at St. Bridget’s church. executive board of the I ^ a l 63, said. “Her strength is still great” Cons E d ls...... 14 The Stockholm report said that 1 reducing the appropriation to pay Rev. Francis Breen celebrated Allows Making of Vests pointment interrupted several Expressing gratitude to the The prime minister emphasized Zeltzler had been feted at the I sU ,expenses of the legislative T. W. U. A. this evening at 7:30 weeks ago when he became IH in United States for the work of Cons OU ...... 6 ' the mass and read the committal o’clock in ita offices at Tinker that the closest cooperation exist­ Oont Oil Del ...... 26 Mrs. Sarah Clark headquarters of Nazi Gestapo I'.y branch of government, including Canberra, Australia, Dec. 10- New York en route to the nation­ American forces in the Solomons, ed between himself. General Mac- Chief Heinrich Himmler as “our •■^aalaries of members of Congress service at the grave in St. Hall. Tude Vince, secretary of 63, al capital and returned home. NEWS the prime minister said the enemy Ctont Can ...... 25 Local Stocks Bridget’s cemetery. Mrs. Arlyne requests that all those who have (/P>—Vesta are back again on the I Artbur and Admiral (Thester W. !Com Prod ...... 54 great conqueror." kAnd their congressional patronage. list of “what the well-dreased man I was still powerful in that area and Nlmitz, commander In chief of the Is Dead. Aged 105 Haider, according to this In­ I i-'l The current year's appropriation Garrity presided at the organ and participated in the aale of Xmas will wear” in Australia. The | SO Persons Arrested could be expected to try again Del L A Wn ...... 3 Flirnlshed by Putnam and Co. formation, was replaced along jfor the legislative establishment is sang the solos. party tickets, turn in their money U S, Pacific fleet, aa demonstrat­ Du Pont ...... 132 Christmas Specials T^e bearers were James and and excess tickets this evening. government, which laid down spe­ despite heavy losses. ed by MacArthur's communiques, Eastman Kod ...... 146 6 Central' Row, Hartford with Gen. Fedor Von Bock, be­ I $27,682,318, a decrease of approxi- cifications some time ago for a | Bombay, Dec.,10—(/P)— Thirty to Your "American superiority by land, InsuraDce cause of disagreements with Hit­ I At The T' ■ flsately $2,000,000 from last yeaUs. Leo Alanqulst, John and Thomas sea and air and American capa­ operations of this aircraft In the Elec Auto • L ...... 28 New Haven. Dec. 10—(JPi—New ler over the Russian campaign. « Walker. William Reyle and Ray­ The Business and Professional two-piece “victory suit”, relaxed persons were arrested today in South Paclflc and by the presence Erie RR Ct ...... 7. Bid Ask< Haven's oldest voter. Mrs. Sarah ' Not all of this, however, is restrictions today to permit man- i Poona and quantities of chemicala city to reinforce Guadalcanal .ire Aetna (Casualty---- 127 132 II fdhargeable to Congress, for the to- mond Smith. Women's club will hold ita Christ­ of the Australian cruiser Canberry Gen Elec ...... '...... 28 A. Clark, 105. an invalid for 11 mas party Tuesday evening, Dec­ ufacture of a three-piece model, < described as for the manufacture good omens of ultimate success in which was sunk In that region. Gen Foods ...... / . . . . . 34 Aetna Fire ...... 47 49 years, died today. , tal Includes $8,000,000 for the but warned tailors they must ad­ of bombs, and pistols and ammu­ the conflict In the Southwest Faci- "I don’t see why I should get Urges Allies Government Printing Office and ember 15, at eight o’clock in the SOLDIER! This was interpreted os a rebuke Gen Mot ...... 42 Aetna "Life...... ■ 29 31 {STATE TAILOR SHOP Robbins room of Center CJhurch here to other cloth-saving regula­ nition were seized as police raid­ fle,” he said. to critics who are clamoring for a Goodyear T A R ...... 22 Automobile ...... 34 36 excited about my age," Mrs. Clark ,tbe non-congresslonal functions of Cbrislmas Party tions. ed a number of homes. Yester­ (Commenting on unsuccessful told friends on her 100th birth­ Drop Darlan I • I the Ubrafy of Congress. House. The usual exchange of Japanese attempts to reinforce unified command. Int Harv .. T...... 56 Conn. General ...... 27'i 29 ten-cifnt gifta ^^ill take place and day marked the end of the fourth Do you writ* to your soldier? “When the Australian govern­ Int Mer Mar ...... 9 Hartford Fire ...... 89 91 day. "I am not particularly proud , The House Appropriations com- One-fourth of the world's 200.- month of the detention of Mohan­ their Buna-Gona detachments, of myself. Like everyone else |l .Ailttee claims only about $19,500 - Of Ex<*haii"e Club Misa Florence Benson will have Curtin said it remained to be seen ment agreed to this unique setup, Int Nick ____; ...... 28 Hartford Stm. Boll 4245 (Continued from Page Ome) charge of the entertainment. The 000 known vegetable species are das K. Ganhi, Indian Nationalist Of course you do! But you under which It surrendered port of Int P a p e r...... 7 National Fire ...... 55Mi 67 have had some days which were Men’s Suits ,000 properly is a charge against to be found in Brazil, according to leader, and demonstrations occur­ whether the establishment of Al­ filled with sunshine and some other hostesses will be Miss Har­ lied airdromes north of the Owen iU sovereignty and placed Its de­ Int T A T ...... 5 Phoenix ...... 86 88 overflowed Commons to hear ,the legislative branch, and of this riet Franzen, Misa Avia Kellogg the Department of Commerce. red here and In Ahmedabad. can’t wi’ite every day. Here’s fense forces under the control of a Travelers ...... 410 430 which were not. But I have never * ,Amount the House of Representa- The Manchester Exchange Club Stanley mountains would deter the Johns — B4an ...... 68 done anything I lafer had reason CThurchill. ahd Misa Lois Parker. enemy from risking further heavy commander of an Allied nation It Jones A L a u ...... 18 Public UtlUUes The Darlan Issue has raised con­ h jtlves accounts for about 50 per is to hold a CThristmas party at something else you can do, did so on the clear understanding Conn. Lt. and Pow. 25V4 28 to regret.” $27-50 up cent. the Hotel Sheridan on Tuesday. losses In that region. Keonecott ...... 27 Mrs. Clark was born in Ply­ siderable protest, both in and out Pricee for Bulls High that Ita action would facilitate the Ligg A $4y B ...... '60 Cohn. Pow...... 27',3 31 of Commons, but the session was Dec 1,5, at 6:30. though. Send him a subscrip­ Gona's fall left the Japanese Hartford El. Lt. ... 39'i 41 mouth and married Spencer A All the members are to bring a Lcalh^raeclc Gun Fancier pinned down in a narrow atrip of achievement of two results,’’ he Lockheed Aire ...... 16 Clark, who later became one of held behind closed doors presum­ Chicago, Dec. 10—(8*)—Bulls coast centering on the Buna area, said. Loews ...... 46 Hartford Gas ...... 23 ’ 26 ably for military reasons and poli­ I 'Prober Hears toy, and all the toys will be tum- tion to The Manches);er Eve­ S. N. E. Tiel. Co. .. I ll New Haven’s leading contractors ei over to the children’s ward of were bullish at the Chicago stock- ...... some 12 miles to the south. “These results were: first, that Mont W a rd ...... S3 and who died in 1905. They had tical sources said Some undisclos­ Overcoats the Manchester Memorial hospi­ yards yesterday aa prices were bid ning Herald—that’s the best The Japanese first landed at. there would be a unified command, Nash - Kalv...... -6 Unit..Ilium. Shs. ... 34% 36 one son, now dead. Years ago Mrs ed political and military Informa­ up to $13 a hundred pounds, the f ’ -i-'g * ' Oona on July 22 and from the and second, that Australia, having Nat Blec ...... IS Western Mass...... 15 17 tion concerning the North African Nine it nesses tal: At this meeting Coach Chris­ Industrial Clark sang in the choir of the SPECIAL! tian at the University of Con­ highest on records that date back I \ way to keep him in touch Oona-Buna beachhead started placed its military resources imder Nat'Cash Reg ...... 18 Congregational church at Bristol situation may have been divulged necticut will be the chief speaker. to Civil War days. The demand 2' ' i', their invasion drive which carried bis command, would not be ex­ J4at Dairy ...... 14 Acme Wire ...... 16 18 the Dwight Place Congregational privately to members of the House. for bulls, which supply canned across the Owen Stanley moun­ pected to contribute more because Nat Distill ...... 23 Am. Hardware ---- 20'3 22 church of New Haven and various General De Gaulle, who openly Bridgeport. Dec. 10'.—(.n-State This is to be a joint meeting, as ' ^ with home. It’s a littlfl Arrow H A H cm. . 35 37 Referee George E. Hinman'a "one i fhe East' Hartford and Glaaton- meat for lend-lease buying agen­ tains to within 32 miles. of Port of lU furnishing of other theatera N Y Central ...... 10 churches in Ansonia. opposed Darlan, continued pres­ $20-d5 up cies, featured cattle trading and k V. thing to do, but think Moresby, Allied base, before they of war.’’ Nor Am C o ...... 9 Billings A Spencer . 3% 4 A registered Republican, Mrs. sure for his dismissal with today’s inan graiUi jury" investigation into bury E.xchihge clubs will also be prices were up 10 to 15 cents. The prime minister sold the im­ Bristol Brass ...... 40 43 Norwalk’s absentee balloting- due­ there. The following will also be were halted. Northern Pac ... a\ ...... 6 Clark voted in the recent election speech. what it will mean;,to him! Thwart Heleaee Mov« portance ornm or os a haoe for Packard 3 Colt’s Pmt. Fire ... 51 64 by absentee ballot. Suggesting that modern war is ling the state election, adjouined at this meeting, Edward Gardner 'V jilrV Elagle Lock ...... 12 ' 14 of Meriden, atate president of E x­ Traffic to Surpass''Peak Year ■ EarllOT today the regular com- Japanese operations against north­ Pan Am Alrw »»*a»aaa \ fbr the week-end Uiis afternoon west Australia should not be over­ Parara Piet . Fafnlr Bearings ... 97 107 * 'and will be resumed Monday at 11 change; Arthur Bushnell, state Act NOW! •munique from Allied headquarters Sport Pants vice-president of Exchange, ot Birmingham. Ala., Dec. 10—tjp> J- in Australia announced that Allied looked. He described the Japanese- Patino Min . Hart and (Jooley .. 97 107 I 'A m. —RailroaiJ freight traffic next troops had thwarted the Japanese occupied island as the northwest­ Penn R R ...... 31% Hehdey Mach., cm. , 6 8 and ^ 1 Nine witnesses, all of whom are West Hartford; Charles Hul^ sec­ retary of Exchange of Meiiden: year ia expected to surpass that in an attempt to break out of the ern counterpart to New Guinea. Pepsi • Cola . Lond’ra Fr A Clk ,, 25% 27 'ii^lieved to have voted absentee Of the peak year of the First Oona trap under cover of darknesa, He declared 'i t is important that Phelps Dodge New Brit. M. com. . 36 31 Tfbsdlots. were examined behind the Alfred McCrill. treasurer ot Ex­ change; John Walters, past presi­ World war by 75 per cent al­ killing 9o of the enemy and cap­ we should be ready and able to Phil Pet ...... North and Judd ... 37 3( T'^elosed doorj of the Superior court though the nation's lines are now THE turing four. Eighteen more were eject the Japanese from their Pub Sve NJ . . Pe«!k. Stow A WU . 5 K Work Pants riiftom today, bringing to 41 the dent of Exchange of Bridgeport, Russell;Mlg Co. ... 23 2! and Col. Piccone, state board ot operating with far less equip­ killed and three captured in an­ beses^' in thSt area oloo. Pullman ’ f • Sage-A Hen’s ; .|total number of persona queation- control from East Hartford. ment, an official of the American other clash a short time latoA Radio e e e • •M'a.B'* •••*•• Scovtlle ...... 34% 3( V 'ed since the hearing started Nov. Association of Railroads said to­ Mora than 400 Japanese had been Republic ° 8tl ...... Silex Co...... 9 11 day. reported slain in this area In re­ Driver Is Exeaeratod Rey Tob B ...... Stanley Worka .... 42 4' Cost $25 To Save Ufe HERALD cent weeks. do., pfd...... 38 Savage Arms sfleateaee ArtrMs to 8«ek Divorce Hartford, Dec. 10.—(iP)—Michael 30% Williamsport, Pa., Dec„ 10—18») Newcomer Given Star Role The same bulletin reported that Seen Roeb Torrlngton ...... 28% Allied forces had gained further J. Qresh, 316 PlolnvUle avenue, Sooony • Vac •fleflaAse Veeder - R o o t...... 38% 41% EAST HARTFORD Burbank. Calif., Dec. 10—i/pt— —It cost Arthur S. Thompson $25 to save his own life. Thompson Los Angeles, Dec. TO—fj»)— The RATES: ground in their attacks on the UnionvUle, Is found not guilty to Sou 1 ^ '. New York Bonkm iRad-Haired Ann Sheridan, the role of Saint Bernadette in the Japanese at Buna and that they criminal negligence la the death South Ry .... Bank of N. Y...... 290 Xlm actress, left by airliner told game wardens a 420-pound ■ a • • • e bear charged him while he was movie version of the - novel "The .were continuing to press hdine Nov. 6 to David Dube, 69, to Std Branda .. Bankers Trust .... 36% f(AlMricaii) for Mexico i City at Song of Bernadette,” will be play­ 75 Ciento thfir attacks with strong air aup- UiUonvUIe, la a report filed today Centrsd Hanover ... 74% STORE p :88 A m. (p.w.t) today to get a hunting deer and he shot it when One Month Std Gas A El it was only 30 feet away. The ed by a film newcomer. Jennifer in Superior Court by Coroner Std OU Cal . • e e • s at * « e a e e *•' ChaoB ...... 25)^ ~ BToa from her screen star hus- Jones, 23, of TuIsa Okla. Miss Allied headquarters also an- Frank E. Heoly. Std OU Ind . Chemical ...... 39% tfl, George Brent. Miss Sheri- wardens checked tracks in the Jones, whose real name is Phyllis Six Months . . $4.50 aounead that American f l ^ g I had no eomment except that snow and substantiated the state­ Coroner Heoly found that Dube, Std OU N J . City ...... 25% Isley, was selected yesterday. Her fortresses and Liberator bombers killed when atruck by a cor driven Texas Co .. Continental ...... 10 aapected to return as soon as ment but nevertheless ’Tbompsoh father, Phil R. Isley. operates s bod seorad a-signal victory .over WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY AND paid a $25 fine—bears are out of by the accused on Farmington TtaUcaa RoU eeaeseeaeess Cora Exchange .... 33% |hir objsvtlve waa achieved. She group of motion picture theaters. ' a formation at J^tootoe fiightera avenue, Farmington, lanm “evl- First National ....1160 I flue In Mexico City about 3:10 season. THE HERALD: In a furious, duel off the coast of Un Oirtide , Ik as. (p.w.t.) today. New Britain, ahooting down 10 at dently lying In the rood when the Uni«m Pae . Guaranty Trust ... 238 SATURDAY EVENINGS Cobs Cut a Third cor passed over him." Unit Air L . • s • • • • • Irving Trust ...... 10 Heireae’ Furniture Attached 1 0DClOSC #••••• o'm • • • Please send a subscription to: the enemy planes and damaging M Ta The deceased, the coroner said, Unit, Aire-.. Manhattan ...... 15% - Of 11,700 licensed taxicabs in four dthera so badly they probably Monufact. Tr. . . . . 3 - 84% Manhattan, Kas., Dec. 10—(/P)— New York City (22 per cent of RANK AND NABitE .. )••••*« crashed. ^ waa a heavy drinher and "evident­ Unit Carp lesesaas UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK OAllf.. Dec. 10—(8^ — Sheriff C. W. Barnes said today ly lay down in tha road to slaap K Unit <3aa Imp leaaeeeaeeea* N. Y.iffYust...... 74% all licensed cabs in U. S.) a third "An oor planes letorned,*' the Public Nattonal . . . 36% s youtha aacaped from he hod attache^ about $7,800 have been taken out of service to ADDRESS AT CAMP • g • • • • • I communique said. off." / U 8 Rubber .... aolony last night after M furniture owned by Gloria Bonab taponeoe Airdroniee U 8 S te e l...... Title Guarantee ... 2% save rubber, gasoline, and equip­ OuuMty flatsMut 8. a McKay, aeoMMaier at Uw guoifl to H fl. U. 8. T ru s t---- ...1020 Bg and aevartly beating Vanderbilt Di Clcco and her hue- ment. Mirtui Oaspa DapoHowto to the Poeifls Beadqu«rteti. exhMto u STATE •a»«ae»a*a**« I • • • P • • >•••••• H m air 1 dorflevelo|Md In eon- Preapacta for Ecuadoran ruhhar Warner Br Piet $ A.a fl a • a a • # stA Iha latter. James bond to eetUc unpaid bills incurred ■hsrtdsr waopaa la Me right hood which is stssiped "Harper’s hSKtioR with • hek'vy Allied anports. even to iafsrior quality, B^esd UMon ...... Alas Norrla. guards, when Dl Clcco was stationed at hesBhtag sMfiklt oi the Jgpaaeee ara exoeedlagly bright for IMS, 16)eat El A kCfg The federal government has The Arctic coast of Alaska is rtcry, UOA” ta hta left hand to a piece deled 1167. JsmoMd la hto granted 230,286,000 acree of pub­ to Ihs Pomoaa vallay Fort RUsy. The fumUiire wlU be Inhabited by fewer than 1,000 halt are » A6 Celt end a J6 eaHber, i aizflrane at Gtasmato, New. Brit- the Department to Commerce rs- Woolworth ...... fold Dm. 30, fletuee oUUfl, UgU» m«Jhi fiOfi-fonafl toon' portA Elae Bond A Sh (Curb) ... lic loads to tos individual states. / > - F PAGE rO U R T E E N MANCHESTER EVENING RERALD, MANCHE^S^BR. CONN. THURSDAY, UBUl&MlfJSK 10, 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16.1941

MICKEY FINN A SpeciaUBt Needed! LANK LEONAi Sense and Nonsense 6ft,TOM— X WI6H XVWY NOT SPSMC VWELL. MfCKEY— I-I'M AFRAID YH E ikXJLDrrT EVEN % N D MIKE CASStOV Wf OlONY HAVtTO \T0 MR-OTUROV ______a b o u t ] I SUPPOSE X THAT WOULONY N B E AWARE OF IT. IN, PLEASE/ unr U N O f PHIL N I MOOT IT--HE HIM, fl R. ^ C O U L O DETAIL WORK, M R.STUR0W M ICKEY THE A City's Wants &assinecl ForVbur Benefit ' Little Parcel! Poatmaater—Not much doing in Proud Father — I want AlO N I pURINO T H E\M l0lfr K ABLE t / J T oneopourmen HEtF RESENT < WAY WED HANDLE b u y I s e u town. Did you hear about Amoa Joseph to be a politician. Go swlfUy, litUe psreeL to a OAiy— HE*« SO OOCKY) TO SU 06EST TO MATCH HIMl 6EIN0 WATCHEOJ / IT/— AND X HAVE Tash getting a telegram ? Visiting Friend—W hy? NOVH HE'S a l m o s t ------^THE PERPECT MAN modest door. Farmer—Not Amoa? Proud Father—He’a so Wg and! Knock softly, yes, thrice softly. strong. I'd hate to have him ruin | SURE TO OET INTO PO RTH EJO ej Lost and Found AuttMBobiles for Sale Automobileg for Sale Postmaster—Yes, Amos. MORETROUBLEJ Repairing 23 Wanted— Pets— Household Good* tread lightly o'er the floor. Farmer—By cricky! H-doea beat his physique by working. 51 W antcil "R oob •Board 62 Pause by the quaint old rocker Manchester LOST—SMALL BROWN pocket- 1034 Studebaker sedan $25; 1035 1939 PONTIAC CABRIOLET con SAWS OF ALL KINDS filed, set. Poultry—Stock 44 all the way tha young fellows are DO YOU NEED A new gas range that near the window atanda. tx>ok, containing among other Plymouth sedan, $65; 1035 Dodge verttble coupe, 1937 Plymouth ana repaired, cord wood saws WANTED— RELIABLE Jewish forging to tha front. Words will start a war but they I Evening Herald WANTED TO BUY and beef cows, or coal and gas combination. We Then enuggle, cloaer snuggle Into thlnga valuable keya. Reward. sedan, $50: 1937 Packard .dan, convertible coupe, 1938 Plymouth gummed, power and hand lawn famiUes to care for * newborn will not stop one. calves, pigs for slaughtering. WlU have them at bargain pricea Clos. the thin, pale hands. bid- C hM illM l AdverUseaieats Return to Herald Office. $50; 1937 Packard 0 sedan, $225. sedan, 1937 Dodge sedan, 1937 mowers iverhauled, and sharp­ babies and very young chlldrea Whatever became of^the pay good price. Manchester ing out balance of our stock. See Stir not If they carees you or tears O ou t MX word! to ■ lino Brunner Sales, 80 Oakland, Man. Plymouth Sedan. Trades. Balance ened. Stored all winter, no extra for periods of six months to one fashioned winter that you had to Prospective Bridegroom—WlU It I % Slaughter House. Tel. 2-0294. Benson's. 713 Main. upo.i you fall, , . shovel ? lillHla nnmbors u t t abbTovlatloiit LOST—BRINDLE terrier. An­ Chester. Phone 5191: 15 months. Cole Motors 4164. charge. Axes, antvex, shears etc. year. We pay $7.00 a week board Nor If the Ups In tremble an un­ take much to feather a nest? . W rt anant m • word and oomponnd swers to name of Mac. If found watda aa two worda Ulnlmain eoai FORD SEDAN, 1934. five good sharpened Capitol Grinding Cb., FOR SALE— 8 PIECE overatuffed and provide medical care nnd worthy name recall. He sat fidgeting and nervous In Furniture Dealer—ph, no, oniy| to pHea of thrao linaa pleaae notify Mra. Margaret Top- FOR SALE— 1940 BUICK coach, 531 LydaD street. TeL 7958. living room set, rug and pan, clothing. Apply by letter. Hebrew God speed you on your Journey, do a Uttlo down. radio, heater, 15,000 mlies. Good tires, $85 cash. Cbll between 12 Articles for Sole 45 the lawyer’s outer office. A clerk Oau ratoa par dap tor traoilaoi Uff, 83 Oak atreet. Suitable re­ maple bed and chest. Miscel­ Women's Home for ChUdren, 185 not I beg, delay, tires. Telephone 2-1174. and 2 p. m. 171 No. ^ m street. entered: ward. Tel. 3616. DOLLS MAKE SWELL gifts for laneous household articles. Good Weetbourne Parkway, Hartfoid, But to her hasten with my love to Clarence— What sort of a girl io WNattoa ■aiab IPIt Help Wanted— Female 33 CTient (beckouing to the clerk) Cash Cbarp* tots. See the finest doll value In condition. For appointment call Conn. glad her Christmas Day. —I 'say, I have an appointment Louise? Oapa...! 1 otsl t eto LOST— BROWN FUR LINED CHEVROLE7T 1941 convertible • QB«MenUT« Heating— Plumbing-r- town. Only $3.98 at Benson’s. 713 Glastonbury 2879. with your boss at 10 o’clock. It’s Jack—The kind of a girl that ______t ’OMMCatlT* Oars...I I ou ll eto glovea Wednesday afternoon, in coupe special deluxe, radie, ex­ Main. She was caught In a pouring I Day ...... In etolll eto } l ^ OR WOMAN wanted. New about a legacy. dances in a man’s ambraea all| or near Manchester post office. cellent tires, red leather, black Roofing 17 GIVE YOUR HOME a hoUday ApartnentB, Plata, rain without her umbrella. A evening and than bawlo him out All ordara tor trrapalar tnaortlono Finder pleaae mall collect to top, very clean, priced for a quick Laundry, Summit street. aerk—And how long have you BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLB iatll bo ebarcad at tba ona tima rata JOHN CLARK, Plumbing and BENSON’S ARE SHOWING a gift. Living room suites, 3 special Tenements 68 friend coming talong was about to for putting hla arm around .tier on OUT OUR WAY Classified Dept., Herald Officer sale, $095. Terms, $12 weekly. been waiting? •paetal rataa tor Iona tarm avarj Heating. Repairs and Jobbing. ^ :L WANTEI>—WUUng to learn very fine line of children's rock Xmas offers. One 3 piece tapestry, pass without speaking: Client—Twenty years! the way homa. ibP adaartlalna alaan upon raqueat Trades taken. No red tape. Open era. $2.98 up. Also wood and FOR RENT —3 FURNISHED She—What are you trying to do Tel. 3233. 37 Hollister street. ¥to operate billing machine, and five crafted comfortable wing A*SNOVVlw!yMA,yBE WE’REY GiT AWAV HES THE MOST WHAT’S THAT, MRS-DEPLASTER ? fTECL HER ^ LET'S NOT BE, Ada ordarad batora tba third or 'till. 8 p. m. Telephone Finance metal table and chair sets, $5.75 back chairs. Reg. $129.95. Sale rooms. Must be middle aged cou­ —cut me? , , Ittb dap will bo ebaraad only tor payroll office routine. Write Box BOYS-1 TOLD J g OJWA,HAVE ) FROM THAT I SELFISH CUSS NO PAPER ? — SORRY, BUT ALNlN TO PUT A /TOO CRVnCAU.' Announcements Manager of Brunner Stiles Co, ED COUGHUN—REPAIRS OF up. We have dolls and stuffed $109.95 one only. Two 3 piece ple, no ChUdren. TeL 8254 dsya, Friend—Oh, Is that you, dear? tba aataal nanbar ot tlnaa tba ad N, Herald. FUNNY BUSINESS s m I FELT y A WHITE J & P C n , STIFFS ^ 1 EVER. SAW-- HA6 A COLD, 6 0 MN HUSBAND IS 616NON 'THEOU3 dppaarod. ebaratna ■* tba rata aam- 5191-4588-2-0135. all types of roofs. 390 Woodland dogs, bears, sailors and soldiers, tapestry hardwood construction, or 7247 after 8. I didn’t recognize you without your JTrtAJ IMMy 17 CHRISTMAS . \ VDU OLD HAW6.M NO CONSIDER* THE HOUSE, V BOS MUSHED af bat ao allowanca or ratan<*« can PASSENGER WANTED, second street. Phone 7707. w a n t e d —k i t c h e n w o m a n $3.95 up. Shop Benson's, 713 Main hard wearing covering. Reg. complexion. CARRYING TH t ROUTE/— AND pa' piada on ala tima ada atopord shift Aircraft, group D. Phone 1941 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, for value. ^ e x y i J ATION FER “FREE LUNCH ) ACROSS THE attar tba flttb day. from 7 a. m. to 4 p. m. Apply at $90.05. Sale $84.95, one only. Houses for Rent 65 HE COMES FROM A LONS UNE No m il torbida” :,dlaplay tinea not 5873. heater, excellent tires, an A-1 Manchester Memorial hospital. Three 3 piece looped Frieae, wide December Thoughts The LEMME EL&E rns—ClaoiiBed ada taken. No red tape. Demonstra­ duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. maple desk. V. Hedeen, Man­ WANTED—3, 4 OR 6 room apart­ ta"~ba pabllabed aama day muat ba tion at your home by appoint­ WANTED— BOOKKEEPER for chester Green. aaaalyad by IS o'cloeb noon Satur­ overhauled Braithwralte, 52 Pearl WE WILL SELL furniture, and ment or flat, by young couple. HELP ment. Telephone Finance Mana­ manufacturer located in East rugs, stoves and other household Telephone 7380. Two business men were 'd is­ day a 10*10. street. RUGS MOVE FAST at Benson’s ger of Brunner Sales Co., 6191- Hartford. Must be able to type. goods at .the lowest prices In cussing a competitor who once had J They are good quality, nice pat­ Tdlephond Yom Want k d » 4588-2-0135. PLANO TUNING and repairing. SUrtlng salary $30 per week. town. Albert’s, 43 Allyn St., Hart­ WANTED TO REIfT single 4 been an employe of the older of Ada Mr# accepted ov#t th* t#i#« WANTED Player piano specialty. John Write Herald. Box H, giving full ford. tern’s and priced to sell! 9x12 room house In Manchester. Write the two men. who remarked: pbOB# at tb# CHARU£ RATB ^v«o FOR SALE—1937 FORD truck. 3 Oockerham, 28 Bigelow atreet particulars about yourself, in­ rugs. $14.95 up. See Benson’s. 713 Post Office Box 62, East Had- Older Man—I happen to know MbdT# #■ • oonv#D#lnc# to aPor Kira ...... ence. Write Box E, Herald. per and Sale, St. Mary’s Parish you to dinner and expects you to r loa—dtoraca I North Maid streeL Open eve­ eut-fumble him for the check. ___ Ileyelaa ...... | Inc. nings. WANTED—TWO ROOMERS. In­ hall. Aatoa—Uotoreyelaa .. • i quire at 189 Oak street, up­ Banquet, Teachers’ (Jlub, at the ■ and Piwfaastoaal aorrlaa Y a f 6. In Mro temperatures eome peo- _ darvtoaa OSarod...... li Manchester Office: Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 BUY YOUR NEW Uvlng room stairs. bid darrleaa Offarad ....1I*A 953 Main SU Tel. 3301 FO R SALE HELP suite from us and put the savings Monday, Decetnber 14 pla carefully close doors while ontracuna ...... I* CANARIES— VISIT Edgewood into Bonds. See our values this FOR REINT—ATTRACTTVE heat­ Garden Club (Christmas party at others with cheerful nonchalance Ready for occnpancy, 6-Room Canary Farm. Beautiful song­ artata Nnraaiiaa ...... JJ Wllltnmiitie Offlee: week. Benson's, 713 Main. ed room for gentleman, centrally Y.M.C.A. leave them open. The only con­ OIraotors ...... }• Single, with glasaed-ln porch sters, gifts of cheer. Seeds, cages, solation In the latter case is that abtna—Rootlna „ 11 824 Main St. TeL 19S5 located, 2 minutes from nus Une. Also Mothers’ Club meeting and and Son Deck. Steam beat. Oil WANTED accessories. Turn right over HOSPITAL BEaj FOR SALE'or Protestant family. Phone 5033. concert at South Methodist church. a hundred or two files are not burner. Fireplace with Heata- y—Oraaamakina ...... 1* wooden bridge at Bolton Notch to rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea­ Wednesday, December 16 watting to rush In. .^Traeklaa—Btorapa .. *• later. Toilet flrst floor. Bath canary sign. 1 ^ sonable. Call Keith Furnltuiq. FOR RENT—ROOMS. Single and Meeting of Air Raid Wardens of Faaaanaar dartrioa...... »-A REAL ESTATE LISTING np. Lot well landscaped. Price For War Work Tel. 4159. Precinct 3. a —Papartna ...... *1 right for quick sale. double. Nice location. CaU 2-0759. MANCHESTER: CANARIES FOR SALE. Guaran­ Christmas party. Gibbons As­ nopal daryloaa ....•»••• n Girls and women to oper­ teed singers, 174 Cooper street. HOLD EVERYTHING BE . oobaaPaaooopwoaaPP* Elro Street. Two 5-room ROOMS. CONVENIENT to busea sembly C. L. of C. at the Y. >^alna—*Cleanlna •• It ate power sewing machines. Tel. 7121. • American Legion Home, 10 to _ _ >da and Saratea la apartmeiitA All Improvements. S-Acre Farm with 8-Room Gentlemen. 65 East O uter streeL * Tfaptrl—T-~‘~*** darvloa . mi. K Rental Income $66 per month. Cape Cod Honse. Bam and Also spinners and miscel­ CHRISTMAS PUPPIES. Adorable Shapely Frock Tel. 8082. 4:3 0p.m., work on Red Cross sur­ t A i f f S. P. 86,000. D. P. 81,000. chicken coop. Off Lake street. laneous operators. cocker spaniel puppies in reds, gical dre^ngs. A standing invita­ H AtL an _____and Classas 11 STEAM HEIATED room for 2 IX-'Q Price ...... $3,950. black and parti colors. Select tion to all women to assist in this itvau Inatraetlona ...... 11 gentlemen, twin beds, 5 minutes yours now, while there is a choice worth-while effort for our armed ipaciBs •.••....••...... "*■..■11^^ Oak Street Section. 2-fam> from Main street, bath room 0CJ« 6*84, Bpalaat*Ilraniatle ...... i i Uy hoiiae. 5-raom apartment SEE of colors. Open evening until 9. forces. Come at any hour of the atrnctlona ...... • • M CHENEY floor. 166 Eldridge street, second day most convenienL downatalri and 4 rooma np. All Jack Frost Kennels, 26 Gardner W A S H TU B S Bad Omen BY ROY CRAM! Flnanelal floor. Thursday, December 17 ■toaka—Mortsasea .«• >1 improvementa bat heat. S. P. STUART J. WASLEY streeL Opportnnlttea ...... 11 88,800. D. P. $800. Dinner and Ladles’ Night pro­ Real Estate and lasoranee BROTHERS TWO ROOMS. TWIN beds in each gram of the Dairymen’s Associa­ l i ThM La st ihw o f v o r leave i ’l l \ ITE NICE )NT6AVTHAfS0H,l f /w t a VT^‘®™iMd,oNLy...o*iy ta tMan 11 State Theater Bnllding ' 0 ■alp and Sltnattona room, on bus line. Men or women. tion St the T. VOU'LL PROBABiy BE SENT AWAV K»4CK.)OFyjU MAV0C WHV — Telephone 0848 • 7148 DIDytWJSA^ intad—Femala ...... Porter Street SactioB. Five- Emplo>’ment Bureau 237 O n ter street. Tel. 2-1561. Friday, DecMBber 18 10U6HT WHAT'6 MARRy,6AlP THOSE iaiaraMB Waatad ...... ■•••'A room single. Bathroom. Hot Hartford Road Christmas party and dance for iJ^^^/THAT, BUT TO LOOK OP T H A T ?; ^ VBRV WORDS JUST m . -tW ___ WR0N6? Balp Waatad—Uala or Famala 11 air heat with lot lOO’sOS’xStS’ Boarders Wanted 59-A soldiers in town, American l>gion 1 ...1 KNOW A RABBIT^ 6CP0RE DUNKIRK^.! 'Asanta Wantad ...... <1*A deep. S. P. 84,000. D. P. $500. BE YOUR OWN BOSS Hail. Mtaatlona WantadTr-Fcmala ... ^ ' THE KIMP OF FOOT, FOR NEVER SAW HIM Sltnatlona Wantad-rUala . . . . FOR l e a s e ' ’ ROOM AND HOME cooked meals Saturday, December 19 ■iaploymcnt Apanolaa ...... for women only. Near (Jheneys. Annual Christmas banquet of WORK you PO. LUCK McKee Street Section. New rr... IT’S 6 0 Uva PtMfc—Pats—PanItiT— 4- Room Single. All modem de­ Reasonable, central. Call 3408 or Local 03. T. W. U. A., Tinker haU Vahleica MODERN at 6:30. Do pa BIrda—Peta ...... tails. 2 nnflnlshed rooms np- 14 . Arch street. IHM6ER0US tdva Stock—Tahiclaa ...... atalrs. S. P. $5,600. D. P. 8800. Children’s Christmas party of Poultry and Soppllaa ...... SERVICE WANTED -MEN AND women Pines Civic Association. Waatad -Fata—Ponltry—Stock roomers and boarders, nome cook­ Saturday, Jauoary 9 Far Sala—Mlaaallanaaas HELP WANTED Onrant Street. 5-room du­ STATION . Artlelaa For Sala ...... ed meals, continuous hot water, Installation here o f Grand Lodge >i-/e Boata and Aeeeaaoiiaa ...... plex. All Improvements Lot and showers. 830 Adams streeL officers of the Knights of Pythias. w ftr m has 75’ fro n ta l. S. P. $5,200. Comer Center Street and Saturday, January SO Bslldlns Uateiiala ...... tjwcig'wrttjk: Olamonda —Watebaa—Jawalry- D. P. $1,000. Experience not necessary. We will Proctor Road C. L. o f C Sliver Tea at the “ Doc, you know a lot about human nature— suppose you ■laetrloal Appltancoa—Radio.... River of Ink explain why it is that customers of mine who never Ppal and Faad ...... 4»-A Completely Equipped! T. M. C A. “ And I thought I’d get away OptSan-Farm—Dairy Produeta 40 Tanner Street Section. 8- from that sort of thing when 1 bought coffee before, want to buy it now Just because Bauaabold Qooda ...... 41 room single. 2 years old. Sun- train you as you earn. Apply in Excellent Proposition Algeria, Africa, has a river »f Oeoolatioa Oddity it’s hard to get!” Maehinary and Toola ...... 41 ink. Chemicals carried the Joined the Army!'!. Mnaleal Initmmanta ...... 41 parlor. Flreplaw. Downstaira for Right Man. OSlea and Stora Equipment .. . 4i lavatory. Ready for Immediate waters of two Joining streams The custom of kissing flrst be­ Spaclbla at tba Storei ...... 46 occupancy. S. P. $6,900. D. P. Person at form an iron ink. Mack iron tan- gan between kinsmen and kins­ BY FONTAINE FOX Waarins Apparal—Fnra ...... 41 $ 1,000. A pply nate. One stream flows out of a women that the men might know TOONERVILLE FOLKS pea swamp Impregnated with tan­ whether Uielr women bad been AMERICAN OIL CO. nin. while the other comes tasting wine, according to Cato, BY V. T. HAMLIN Oak Street Sectlon.\ 2-fam- through coil filled with iron de­ Roman poet of the first century A L L E Y OOP Accept No Subatitutea Uy dwelling. (2) 4-room npart- S060 Hbfai S t. Hwttord, 7-1185 THE S kipped never coulp po anything with Butch WoRTi-g posits. R C. iqcnts. All improvements except Rogers Paper Mfg. Co. ^CMON. WUSOT WOO..'\ 1 SURE HATl *10 RUN r V’ KMOW.^UZ^ heat. 8. P. $4,500. D. P. $800. ------/ o u t ON KINO OU2 , 6O TA HUNCH Mill On Oakland Street Crochet **Rainbow** Washcloths HAFTA JlU T WITH OL’ WNNV WAS s m a r t BOLTON P O n Jw O OOOLA MISSING, .TO RUN OUT, Just Off Route 6. On tarred HIM ON TH IS y ^ I V E NO TIME TO 6 0 ON t h is road. Over an mere of land. IMMEDIATE KSlON/ TO NO DkOaOM AFFAIR \ WHAT EENVE 5- room house with all Improve­ 9 ^ k C t CONFiRENrt ments. One-car garage. 8. P. OCCUPANCY / $4,000. D. P. $800. Available In 30 days. Male Help Wanted FOR SA LE Located Jnst Off Route 15. 6-ROOM HOUSE Near Rockrtlle (On Coventry 20 SPRUCE STREET Road). 6-room single. AH ln»- _JXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. provements. S. P. $8,800. D. P. (Near East Center Street) $800. Immediate occupancy. APPLY IN PERSON. Large Lot, 84’ z 140* Main Road, Sooth OoveStry. $1,000 Cash Required. Se\-en-room single., Full bath. Running ivater. Electricity. X Two-car garage, «i acre ot laiid. LYDALL & FOULDS PAPER CO. L. T . Wood Co. 8. P. $4,200, D. P. $1,000. 615 Parker Street 55 Bissen SL TeL 4496 It is ea«y to ace why this prin- ceas (rock is such a leading fash­ ion nucceas! It llts with FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Improper Rtaetlon BY MERRILL BL06SSE1 smooth, revealing Una over the Breaking the News BY FRED HARMAN bosom, nips in gracefully at tho OH. LARO.TPATk waits, swings wide through the ^ L*M BUSTBO.HCCTOR.' O k a y , ftLL— BUT I'U. DROP $OM6> H6CIDA.Y91/RR skirt and, in all, achieves a wil­ AND 1 CANT AFFORD THIS IS CONFIDENTIAL THING ON THE ALWAVS L6AVING WHAT 1 UK* ABOUT lowy effect -which - is unlverssUy T b B U Y / - r ------7 ~ FLOOR,AND WHEN IH IN O S LVIN* AROUND. YOU — YOU ALWAYS ■Dnfiro’ - r ' W i s becoming. This model Is smart­ HILDA A I SHE STOOPS TO PICK a n d —. 0O*IH B SiCJHK.SHati ly cut with a coUsr and front but­ CHRISTMAS IT UP. B T Z -7 Z Z — - FUNNIEST HWA/ ■1 toning. W W M N r/ I TMlNeSI Pattern No. 8814 la In slsea U , YOU HOW 14, 18, 18. ao, Slse 14, short By Mra. Anas Osbot directions for the Rainbow Wash­ Rainbow waahclothea—for gifts cloths (Pattera No. S4S1) send 10 TO MAKS sleevos, reqt)lrca 4 1-8 yaida 89- cents la Coin, Tour Name and HfflL M A D inch materiM. and for your own bathroom! Each Address aad the Pattern Number < 3 “ YOU/ FOr this attracUve pattera, send one of the three la dotm in a dif­ Ifl cents, phis 1 cent for postage. to Anna Cabot The Mancheeter In coins, with jmur nasM,* addrea. ferent color—f i ISo par copy. Order It with a lAe Christmas! Bach cloth maaaurea eat suggestlaas. Send tor your MvN>u||4t Sjaiia-alr, Iw pattern for 20c plus Ic for post- about 13 inches square, copy today. Anne Cabot’e FbH aqd" *****»«*^ 66^ Tq obtain oomplsto . ccoclistlag Winter hlhum is priced at 15 ow ta ■ L 'J'. ' ' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10,104J\ Htmtrfar0tPir Evrititto HmUft Average Daily Circulation For tte Month of November, 1942

Old Keepsake Found All members of the Intermedi­ William J. Mc.Geown, son of Washington Loyal Orange Lodge, The Mothers <5ircle o f the Sacred A t the West Side Rec ate Luther League o f the Con­ Mr. and Mrs. Francis H, McGeown No. 117, will meet in Orange Hall Heart will meet tonight at eight 7,814 A bout Town cordia Lutheran church are urged o f 49 West street, has enlisted in at 7:46 tomorrow night. Election o'clock at the home of Mrs. Anne to be present at the important the Field Artillery and will leave Member ef 'tte Audit An identiflcatloii tag. ieaued o f officers will be held and reports Kiely, 250 High street. I t e i X cLm b , O. 8. <1, will hold business meeting tonight. Those Saturday morning. He is a gradu­ Burena ef OIrcnUtlaas to "Witliam Brink, Jr., of for the past year will be read. A MKUlar meotlnr touiorrow otc- who have not (turned in their dime ate of Manchester High school in full attendance is desired at this North Mancheater,” waa found the class of 1942 and has been em­ at ^ h t o’clock ki tha X a- cards, or the money from .the sale moat important ,meeting of . the TALL CEDARS laat evening at the Weat Side | of calendar*, are reminded to bring ployed as a billing clerH in Cheney yesr. ^ • • Rec and bears the follow in g' them to the meeting. Brothers office. (ClawdSed AdVerttoIng ea PMie 18) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1942 inscription, “ Company G, l i t VOL. LX IL , NO. 61 lad y Roberta Uodfe, Daughtera Connecticut Regiment, Con­ Mrs. Elmer Tomlinson, Mrs. BINGO Members of the Arm y and Navy The December meeting o f the 8 t Oaorge. haa been Invited to necticut National Guard, William West and Mrs. Alvah club auxiliary are reminded that Manchester Green Parent-Teacher TOMORROW NIGHT and the Inatallatlon at afflcera 1876.“ Whoever lost this keep­ Weat are in charge of the military reservations for the supper and association, which ordinarily would Caplt(d a ty Lodge ot Hartford, sake may have it by calling at | Whist Friday evening at eight Desolation in Stalingrad Christmas party to be held Dec. 14 fall on December 16. the third ORANGE HALL ad aaaiat at the eeremoay. The the Went Side Recreation Cen-' o'clock at the Buckingham church. must be in by tomorrow. Reserva­ Wednesday, will be omitted. utallatlon wlU Uke place tomor- ter any time after seven Hard Fight Flames Artillery Planes tions can be made by calling Irene t f w evening in the lodge hall at o'clock this evening. tka Odd FeUowa buUdlng, 420 Palshaw, 8750. or Florence Fra­ Edward J. Blevins of 47 El-i J X iln atreet, Hartford. It X hOfMd zier, 3401. Members of the auxi­ dridge street, left Springfield this larfe number o f the local Daugh- liary are reminded to bring their morning for Parris / Island, for Along Broad Area tara at 8 t Oeorge will attend, and Members of the Mancheater “palsy-walsy" and grab bag gifts Republican Woman's club will at­ duty with the, Marines. He Is the 0 they travel by bua they ehould to the party. TIE A STRING tend the luncheon-meeting tomor­ second son of Mr. and Mrs. Thom­ Halt Tank-Led Axis take the one leaving at the Main as Blevins to enlist. His brother, atraat and Charter Oak atreet row at one o’clock at Hotel Bond, Mrs. Robert McIntosh, of Har­ Frjom HALE’S P.F.C. Robert D. Blevins, has ON TOUR and election and annual meeting Of Russian Front tarmlnua at aeven o’clock. vard road, returned last night been stationed at Fort Devens of the Hartford County Republi­ from a live-day visit at the home can Woman’s Association. The since last February. Relatives and FINGER!! o f her parents. Mrs. Mclnto.sh is friends gave a party recently for A U C R o o f r a m guest speaker wijl be . Mrs. Fran­ Junt remember to get acquaintMl with (Kaawh Aa Qaeea ABea) the daughter of Mayor Glynn of Edward at his home and present­ TOYLAND North Africa Drive ces B. Redick, Secretary-of-State- the PRINCESS RESTAURANT. Vou Break in Blizzard ■raUTCAL aiBUIUM Haverhill, M ass. who has Just ed him with a purse of money and elect. Mrs. Gloria Goodrich of won’t need a reminder after that I ■aaaath Oaaghter at a Savaatb Son been elected for his third term. pen and pencil set. Central Front Is Fol­ Robert Road is the present head You’ll And youraelf waiting with anti­ Gilbert Erector Sets...... S1.95 lo $3.95 Baan W itt a Vett of the County association. cipated pleaaure. Stopped Little More]* ______Dafly, laalBdlBg _ lowed by Violent Bat­ To Be Sent More Shifts Kaiser Sees A. X ^te t F. X Or By Appoint- Artcraft Paint Set ...... $1.00 tle; Reds Make Fresh Than Mile from Im­ __ X tat tte Servtoa of tte Pea- Robert B. Calvert, Jr., of 76 DELICIOUS FOOD — LUXURIOUS SURROUNDINGS t t far W Tt Phelps Road, who enlisted ' in the FRIDAY SPECIALS! ALL ADD UP TO ENJOYABLE EATING Progress in Three Sec­ To Russians Homes Sold portant Crossroads;^ I Street, Hartford. Oeaa. Play Tuble with Seat Complete for . . . $1.49 Made in Nazi l a Array A ir Corps on Dec. 1, left EAT SWORDFISH Blows Against Allies’ yesterday for Fort Devens. WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN TASTY tors Near Stalingrad. LOBSTER - SCALLO PS The New Game for Young and Dhl . . . $1.00 R e d Army Wants Cvinya For $1,500 Right Flank in Tunisia OYSTERS - CLAM S I War Machine SEA FOODS Moscow, Dec. I L — (JP)— i Tushunka; Future Or­ Delivered from North ETC. Violent fighting flamed along a broad area of the central j ders Will Depend Up- Berlin Radio Discloses Brand iSetc Three-Room And East by Two Ene* Pivot Sample Our Complete Lines of Wines, Ales and Liquors! FOR SALE SCOOTERS front today with a break in on Its Edibility, Other Comparatively House, Completely inY Columns of Tanks. the bliz7.ard which had swept N E W 4-ROOM SINGLE Card Party A Selertion €>f Over Furnished, Part of Pro- the Muscovite plains for sev­ Chicago, Dee. 11— (/P) —Take Little-Known Men in London, '^ Dec. 11.— (/P)— A FRIDAY, DEC. 11. 8 P. M. grarn After War Ends. Two unfinished rooms np- PRINCESS $2-49 to eral days while on the Stalin­ IS 1-2 ounces of pork meat, 1 1-2 Air Force, Naval Posts. tank-led A x is ^ ta c k drove ! V. F. W , HOME grad front the Red Army had ounces o f lard, some salt, pepper, yesterday to littWMnore than L 4 stairs. Insulated. Storm Manchester Green RESTAURANT and RAR made fresh progress in three onion and one bay leaf— put them New York. Dec. 11—(/H)-—After Oakland, Calif., Dec. 11.— (JP)— a half mile from t^e impor­ 100 Toys aector*. the Russians reported to­ windows. Immediate oc­ Bridge • Whist • Setback Expertly Prepared! CORNER MAIN AND PEARL STREETS in a can and you have cvinya announcing the appointment of A brand new three-room home, tant crossroads at Medje* EU; $6-98 day. Resumption of big-acale op­ tushunka. And the Russian Arm y Gen. Kurt Zeitzler as chief of the completely furnished, and the cupancy. Private Party. Prizes At Each Table! erations in the snow-crusted 've- Bab, 20 miles southw estN^ wants it. Except for two German soldiers beside a wrecked tank at the left, this section o f Stalingrad pre­ general staff of the German price— just 81.500. Tebourba, but faltered there Door Prizes! Refreshments! llkie Lukl-Rzhev area, west of sented a scene of desolation when a German photographer made thin picture in October. Since that PHONE 2-0287 THE TEA ROOM Moscow, was reported to have In one of the large packing Army, the Berlifl radio disclosed That's part of Henry J. Kaiser's under destructive fire from y ai4ua iatafafaiat4iiaMu de-hydrated pork, and will take Arrested in Connection mation came aa a aurpriae both they look like? How will they oe Allies lost. W e Have ing gains in each. THE GARDEN up more shipping space. But of­ Passed by End of here and in London. built? Medjez El Bab is tactically Im­ The biggest clash about the With Attempts to Vili­ To Filibuster Must Start Now RESTAURANT AND GRILL Walter^s Restaurant a Beautiful ficials at Armour and company, Name Unfamiliar portant as the hub of a netwinlc 5 0 for $1.00 and up Volga city was reported to the which is filling the Russian order, fy Roosevelt and Form Month in His Report. There was no record of any pre­ "We've got to sit down and fig­ of roads. Main highways paas'l] 840 Main Street Formerly Dante’s (At The Center) southwest, where a battle was In said today it should be cheaper vious German announcement of ure that out, and start doing It through it eastward toward Tunis.: \ progress for a large populated Selection of to make and tastier to eat. Subversive Element. Washington, Dec. 11.— <^) Again Today his appointment and his name is now." southward into the Tunisian in­ THE VERY BEST IN CHOICE FOODS AND LIQUORS center. The place waa not identi­ The order calls for "one bay unfamiliar to most Allied observ­ Kaiser said he was working on — President Roosevelt in­ terior and westward along tha fied. but the fighting presumably leaf to a can’’ and specifies the Seattle, Dec. 11— (/f) — A young, ers. route by which the Allies must faaj’ waa progressing along the Stal- formed Congress today that Equally surprising was the ref­ unidentified Army officer at Fort Senators Resign Them­ (Continued oa Page Twelve) supplied from Algeria and west­ Ingrad-TIkhoretskaya railroad, (Conttnued oa Page Ten) by the end of this month erence to Admiral Fri -ke, whose A wiflf* variety of styles lo choose from. where the Russians were advanc­ Lewis, Wash., haa been arrested in ern North Africa. ’ f t A e f U t t i American forces overseas selves to Third Install­ identity is 'more or less of a mys­ One of several secondary roadS’ DoUs ing toward Kotelnikovski. connection with a reported at­ tery inasmuch as his first name Occupation of trenches long will number more than 1,- which join there leads northei Order at once.’ tempt to "vilify President Roose­ ment in Fight Against was not mentioned by the German ward to Tebourba which, uni held by the Nazis was reported radio. ArtiDery Fire MODERN AND At All Fire Hazard velt” and form a subversive ele­ 000,000 men. The president, now, had been the focal point in Stalingrad’s southern outskirts. Silver Sale Bill. The broadcast did not say when Northwest of the city, the Red ment within the Army, The Poat- in the seventh quarterly re­ British-American efforts to closstij Fricke had taken over the post the final 20 miles to Tunis and-* OLD FASHIONED DANCE Prices Arm y announcea seizure of one Intelligencer said today. port of lend-lease operations, Washington, Dec. 11— (JP)— Sen­ of Naval chief of staff. So far as Pounds Japs I heavily fortified garrieon between Notices Not said in a letter of tranamittal that Bizerte. Gen. Kenneth .A. N- A n -, KiHHinorvd by the .Merrymakera of No. MethodUt Church 'It is understood,” the newspa­ ators resigned themselves today was known here. Rear Admiral derson's British First Arm y the Don and Volga. the .Axis powers, “have, tempora­ per aaid, "that the officri mailed Otto Schniew’ind was serving in its American components hsv* f rily at least, lost the initiative," to a third installment of a fili­ Hundreds o f German Dead seditious literature to members of that capacity when the war broke Along Beach held Medjez El Bab since Nov. William H. Schieldge | Sent Grove and added: "W e must do all we buster against the ailvcr sale bill out and a German announcement MILLER'S HALL Hundreds o f German dead were the one-time America First com­ The attack interrupted a paus*^ can to keep them from regaining while leaders in both Housea nego­ of his appointment as fleet com­ Tolland Turnpike left on the SUllngrad battlefleids, mittee and to William-Dudley Pel- in major ground fighting during; the noon communique and dis­ ley's Silver Shirts. The arrested IL" tiated for final adjournment of mander on June 11. 1941. made no Night Counter - Attack BCBIEBEIi BBOfFUERS Complete Printing Service which huge six-engined fiylng‘1 FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11 patches from the front reported. Constable Says He Never officer likewise ia reported to have Aid Totals ^2,887,000,000 the 77th Congress. mention of his having been reliev­ transports and trains o f planae’| Lend-lease aid in the last three ed as chief of staff. In one aector southwest of Stal­ attempted to organize a subver­ Senator McCarran (D-Nev), re­ Near Buna Village Re* Admission 50c, Tax Included. ^R U C E .STREET Was Called Upon to months up to Dec. 11, totaled $2,- Peculiarly Phrased TEL. .3690 X in g ]^ seven picked guardsmen of sive organization within the Army freshed by a two day rest, an­ (Continued on Page Fourteea) 367,000,000, he reported. This was The German broadcast last pulsed; Australian the Red Army held off repeated Deliver Warning at itself.” nounced he waa ready to resums y * The Poat-Ihtelligencer described more than a third higher than the his marathon speech making to night was peculiarly phrased, wnanswnswnmwwnawMnswiiMwwnsnrnmiwnaiisiiiiiawwnfiiaS attacks by a company of German starting out by saying: Patrols Advancing. infantry againat their height and Boston Fire Scene. the officer as "a young man not figure for the previous quarter block consideration of a bill by long out of college and. with a rad­ and four times the total for the Senator Green (D-RI) which A fter naming of a successor to then forced them to ^lee, leaving General Haider (Gen. Franz Hai­ Allied Headquarters in Austra­ 80 dead behind, the communique ical political background," and three months immediately pre­ would permit the Treasury to sell THE PINEHURST REYMANDER’S FOOD ------BETTER THAN EVER! Boaton, Dec. 11—(>P)— A consta­ said he faces charges o f sedition, ceding United Statea entry into its unpledged silver stocks for in­ der I had been announced to the lia, Dec. 11— i>P) — United States Flashes ! aald. ble who said he served all "fire The occupation of the German punishable by from 10 to 20 the war. dustrial use at 50 cents an ounce. public, it became apparent who forces holding the approaches to (Late BuUetlna of the (A7 W in ) HAVE A GOOD TIME — DINE AND DANCE! the three men are directing the "MEATING" PLACE... Sefenae lines, declared to be one hazard notices" issued by the Bos­ years in an Army disciplinary bar­ I.t-ie president said that since the Jestingly. McCarran told re­ the Buna airdrome laid down pun­ TENDERLOIN STEAKS racks.” last report the war had entered a porters he might read from a pop­ strategy of the three services of Come t4) Pinehurst Friday and Saturday for your -OAK GRILL- o f the most significant phases in ton Fire department has informed ishing artillery fire on Japanese Strength and Morale Good the fighting of recent days, fol­ new phase with United Nations ular novel as a relief from the the German armed forces. Delicious Broilers Roast Prime Ribs of Beef state investigators that he never Moscow, Dec. 1United i meat. Buy your week-end meat Friday or Saturday, as “WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” lowed an attack by Soviet soldiers The foregoing story originally forces attacking from Egj’pt and dusty old committee report which "Gen. Kurt Zeitzler ha.s become beach positions,, reports from the you^prefer.. .your electric refrigerator will keep it per­ Oysters and Clams Veal Cutlets Steaks and Chops on one of many garrisons hastily waa called upon to deliver any to bore a "specific restriction” from North Africa and contesting with furnished his text Monday and chief of the general staff of the New Guinea Front aaid today, af­ States Brig. Gen. Patrick J. Hnr»,.j fectly. established by the Germajis in the the Cocoanut Grove night club, the Army authority at Fort Lewis the Axis "fo r control of the A fri­ Tuesday. Army, Gen. Hans Jeaschonnek is ter throwing back a Japanese ley des'larrd today, after a tour eg j Roast Pork Rosotto a la MilanaiSe DINE AND DANCE sa>ing It had been approved for the Stalingrad front, that h* j sector between the Volga and Don where fire took the lives of 496 can coastline of the Mediterranean. Offer Not Aer«ptBble chief of the general staff of the night counter-attack near Buna rivers, the Russians said. publication provided nothing larg­ The Soviet Army, having held McCarran repeated that he German Air Force and Admiral village. found excellent strength and n »*-i To the Lilting Tunes of persons on Nov. 28. er than a one-column headline would not oppose the Green bill if rale In the Red .Army’s c u n e «t I FRESH PORK Clooe-<)uartor Fighting with stubborn bravery at Stalin­ Fricke is chief of the German With the Gona area, 12 miles to Reymander^s Restaurant Meanwhile, at the city fire dc' were used. A storm of protest grad, haa now assumed the offen­ it set the sale price of surplus sil­ Navy.” the north, cleared by the Austral­ offensive and already had reportett l The long promised increase in tlie pork run has final- Dispatches described the Rus- partment inquest, a chemist testi­ from the nation's editors resulted. sive," he. added. "The Japanese ver at 71.11 cents an ounce, which The radio commented that "it Is ian forces that swept up the river his findings to FrMldent Rooesi^J ly e®me through, and we offer you plenty of Roast Pork Fine W'ine.s, Liquors and Beer DON M AC AND HIS sion soldiers as showering their fied tint if the decorative ma­ Restrirtton Removed have been recklessly expending the Treasury pays for the new remarkable that in all three ca.sc.s valleys and stormed the mission velt. Hurley, United State* 35-37 Oak Street Telephone 3922 objective with hand grenades and Later the Office of Censorship .. .Pork Butts.. .Spare R ibs.. . Pork Hocks to cook with terials inside the club had been .ships and men in the Solomons, a mined metal under present law. these men are of considerable post, Australian patrols now were ter to New Zealand and fomMSS] then storming in o take the place in Washington informed editors sauerkraut.. .and a wide variety of Sausage. RHYTHM MASTERS . properly treated with fire resist­ l)attleground of our own choosing. His offer waa. not acceptable to youth for such po.sts.’’ and then reported to be advancing down the war secretary under Preeldeat in close-quarter fighting. they could use the storj’ without the New England manufacturing DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! CHILDREN’S MAPLE SETS ant material "they wouldn’t have Have Lost Initiative without further ado went on to coaal toward Cape Killerton, six Ho)—TTie and Means Committee postponed port and the nation at large. She I Washington, Dec. 11—(A*)—Talk Washington, Dec. 11—<;Pi—Re­ Londoh, Dec. 11.—i/Pi—^^Rioling Favor Trial Gas Rationing jmsitlon of the TYeasury Dec. 9: indefinitely further consideration in Teheran which brought British the first .Aniericap eombat CALVES' LIVER 100% Pure Wool Skirto J 3 — . of a possible new row between the publican memberii o f the House I of the war for'which a decoratk JOHNS-MANVILIE Banking committee,' which ban Receipta, 1^63.982.833.19; ex­ of the administration-sponsored troops to the ^.^utskirts of Iran's I ’.''I',' Calves’ Liver la Arm y and the civilian adminis­ penditures. 8349.626.279.98; net has been designated for gallantryj (Pleatei} all arourld. Sizes 24-32). Regular $5.98. tration was heard in Senate cloak­ dies price-fixing and rationing capital as a precautionary mea.s- ‘ O f Job Plan ?? i* P<*und, and fancy Sweetbreads which average balance. 85.297,349.156.70. (Continued on Page Twelve) in action. HOME INSULATION rooms today—this time ovci Sec­ Plan Disliked legislation, served notice today ure was blamed on Axis agents' oOc to /.)c a pay. Hams will be more plentiful, but it is retary of Agriculture Wickard's that a determined effort would be today by a British Foreign Office advisable to order most any meat cut as early as possible made next month to curb the pow­ Threatens to ■Block Action STAND BETWEEN YOU AND THE WEATHER food control powers. commentator. Freeze Onler on De- Washington, Dec. 11— (/P) Sm i I as the demand is “simply lerrific.’’ FOR THIS WORK Aa reported by one senator, who ers of Price Administrator Leon Violence and looting by demon­ All Wool Shaker Knit Sweaters Rubber Firm’s Repr^ Irtlil W orkers Brill«»s l-anger (R-SD) threatened! NDER that roof from which the snow melts so quickly asked lo remain anonymous, the Henderson. strators in Teheran Wednesday, he | IS AVAILABLE! sentatives See Lack of Representative Wolcott (R- Balancing Ration Coupons , rri 1 ^ ' today lo blts'k Senate aetioa (because heat is leaking through), there’s a family putting Arm y is apprehensive over the said, were quelled by Iranian V a r i e t l R e a e l i o i i I o d a y proposed stop gap legislation U broad new powers delegated to Mich), ranking minority member Let Ua Go Over Your Work Cooperation by Public. police, who now have the ktuati-ion __ ___ ' i continue overtime pay scheduleSi| FRIDAY PINEHURST FISH up with chilly, drafty rooms . . . running the risk of danger­ $3^8 Wickard, pointing out that he '-old the Houae yesterday he has entirely under control, and tlyj'e And See How Much Stock Will ready for introduction in the new Task Ahead for Bankers for some government employe V « f®r two days, and supply ous, expensive winter ills . . . wasting precious fuel dollar*. ct uid, if he so chose, make the was ho question of British Army itnlcss provision were made to g l Confess legialation to act up an Detroit geared itself today to the of fish short. We offer the finest quick frozen in Birds Heat is leaking out through the roof. If you’re that family, let Be Required. A rm y < eat beans seven days Detroit, Dec. 11—(#)— The av­ occupation of the city. relief for the 40 {ter vent of Fedf| appeal board as "a backstop” be job stabilization plan of the War (Heavy knit. Sizes 36-46). Regular $4.98. week. erage driving public, according to He said that economic condi­ enU workers he said had had a' ■**!?*J? limes better than fresh offerings. us insulate with J-M Rock Wool. Chases hind Henderson. Salt Lake City, Dec. 11.—(Ah—^ "The banks have the facilities Manj>ower commission, which had There haa been no suggestion a summary of reports made by tions in Iran, particularly short- Increases since 1935. Deinoc Now, more than aver before, The board would be made up of Sometimes on a busy day a bank to handle the accounting work “ of virtually freezing D II ***"J?.’ Haddock and Sole. Fresh drafta and pays for itself in fuel savings. that Wickard hartwra any such in­ regional representatives of the Leader Barkley of Kentucky, tention, the A rm y critics concede, United Statea Rubber company, representativea of labor, industry, clerk haa trouble enough making and there will be plenty of it when age of Wheat for, malting bread, ,s.HenUal vorkers to Pollack I' illets. Birds Eye Shrimp, 37e package. Cuts rooin temperatures in summer tip to home owners are urged to in­ had caused unrest', and that it was sp«inding to an apis-al by Pi but they would like to regain full does not aeem to be cooperating a^culture and finance and would his accounts come out even in dol­ other commodities besides gaso­ their pre.sent position.s. In sliced fish... try Halibut or Salmon. likely Axis agitators had staged dent Roos<>velt tor action "in 15* on hottest ^y s. Price reaaonable; big In Addition To a Full Line of sulate their booses as mneh as control over the Arm y’s diet. whole-heartedly with the proced­ have authority to set aside or lars and cents. B u t - line, sugar, coffee and tires are Although reaction to the com­ the riots as a last desperate at­ few days” to eliminate inequll “batts" qieed applicatioa. Services of Supply luvolvod ure and Intent o f the government’s amend any of Henderson’s orders Next year frequently enough rationed,” Hodges said. mission's directions were varied, PIN^IHURST TANGERINES iln, 2 0 , pooslbie to help eonserre heat tempt to cause disorder along in Federal pay, told the* .Senate Aa in the recently aetUed diS' plan for gasoline rationing and and regulatlona. he'll be trjdng to make them bal­ including criticism from some JUICY FLORIDA O R A N G E S ...... doz. 39c Pure Wool Gift Items Two leading A. B. A. officials Russia's vital ' southern supply would be “ futile” to attempt which means aaving fuel. pute with the War Production rubber conaervation. Sees Provlaio* Inserted ance out against gasoline, sugar quarters, the consensus of both s iN » f M n i l e e r r o r sAMOus-MOMi w u ROOK.* ---- A.S8IHEcame uc/v* down 81 8iaruhard unon increased uuv-buy- route. pass a comprehensive bill hi board over the scheduling of arms The regional representatives Proviaion for such a board was tires and meat, as representUd by bonds to bead off In- labor and management appeared Pinehurst Potatoes are good value at 39c peck. Onions Thii helpAil 60-p^e book givas ideas on all phaias efremodelint. Idaat contained In the original price Directed Against Premier dying days of this Congress. production. Lieut. Gen. Brehon B. are holding their first war-time rationing coupon* flstion. to be that the plan should be given . . ' * (Yellow ) at 3 pounds 18c, snd White Onions, 14c pound. a* rooCi, bema intulatiati. Utehena. batha. au. ConttiM photea, W E HAVE Somervetl’s Services of Supply conference Here and are reportihg control act when it passed the The rioting, he said, was direct­ Trmeea New Banking Trend a fair trial. Proposea New Party tkctchta, “ho«-te-do-tt“ ausgaarinna. as artidc on room wrangemant, again is involved. on conditiona In each of their par­ Houae, but a Senate-Houae con­ Osa Deoreaoe Dangers ROCK WOOL IN BATTS, ROLLS AND BULK L. W. Hodges,'executive mana­ ed against the person and policy One view, expre.ssed privately, , Topeka, Kas., Dec. II. another on eolor, etc. 4/ao 12 OuiUwmy Vouaea anrf President Roosevelt, in giving ticular territories. ference committee knocked it out. "The public can decrease infla­ Order as many items as pos.sibie Friday. Phone RETAIL SALESROOM * ger of the cialifornia Bankers sa- of Iran's pro-aily premier, Qua- was that if this plan failed to halt Formation of a new Co IFJoor H a m hy pwominant arehitacta. Secretary Wickard sweeping con' Report DlaaaUarartlon Wolcott, whose committee will tion dangers by purcha^ng these U***“vice until firOO this afternoon for Friday morning de- socisUon from San Francisco, wam Saltaneh. An Iranian mili­ labor "pliatlng" and "job-jump­ wealth party from dissident trol over producing and distribut' Representatives from the cen­ gain more Republican members aa government securities," said Presi­ ing” — its announced purpose, an PAver.y order-s. Orders received up to noon Friday deliv- traced the new banking trend to­ tary government haa now been In­ mento in the Deraacratle and w tni, m oN i OR CAU o n Ing food for domestic and over­ tral atatoa noted particular ob- a result of the November elec­ dent W. L. Hemingway of St. even more stringent arrangement day. after coming hare fo r an 11- stalled. > pubUcaa pnrtieo was proponed ;xreil I nday af ternoon. Dial 4151... or come aver. seas use, authorised snd directed Jactloo to the program and lack tions, aald be had no doubt that Louia He added that “rationing might bs decided upon. atate conference o< American Iranian aoldiers and police were day by Harry H. Woodring. *“ MANCHESTER him to “purchase and procure food of cooperative effort They report­ the provision would be inserted in­ may help to curb It, but whether said to have fired'" Wednesday on Sees AM lo Production THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Bankers aasoclatioii presldentb and er secretary of war and gove G. £. Willis and Son, Inc. fo r such Federal agencies and to ed dlaaatlafacUon alao ,)M all sat "to do the job.” fzom hiowing off.” /

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