’/ ' .' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1940

ilatttl|gBt«r tiPMtfatg Avtrage Daily CiFCuIation T h e Waathcr For Ike Month ot November, 1048 FarMMt ot U. 8. B'Mtaor •■reaa Bunaat Council, Degree of Poca­ Th# Mothers Circle of, the A large supply of-federal com­ The ComnopoUtan Cluk will Sacred Heart will meet tomorrow have a meeting tomorrow night In hontas, will have a aQClal this eve­ Inrreasing rInndliiMis, warmer I’orcuplne Is Roaming: modities U to be distributed here ning at the home of Mrs. Nora evening at the home of Mrs. 6,564 tonight; .Saturday montly cloudy for the Christmas season. It wah Center church. It will be gueat Charles Paquette. 180 High street. Street of Manchester night and the member! will have Keeney, 401 Keeny street. Cards l^ember of the Andlt and ivarmcr. pjioiit Town aald today. About 150 poundd of and other games wrill be played (>e- Bureau of Clrenlatlons provisions per family on relief the privilege of Inviting their hua- The Mission study group of the >^lv banda or other frlende. The gueat glnning at 8:S0. Prizes will be Washington street hat gone will be handed out. awarded and refreshments served. South Methodist church will meet Manche$ter—A City of Charm wild and woolly. This rooming a speaker will be Rev. Rockwell tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 with I i ^ c r h e o d ot the Swedish | Harmon Potter,' dean of the Hart- Those desiring transportation _ j«catlo n aI church will hold ; fine terrier dog owned by a St. Mary's Ladies Guild will shdUld call 5246 or 5365. Mrs. Arthur Gibson of 40 Flower (Claooiaod AdvertMng on Pngo IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER «, 1940 1 EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEN’TSi Washington street resident I ford Seminary, and his subject VOL. LX., NO. 57 , HBBual raeetlnif with election . serve its aimual turkey supper I will be "Pictures of the Near street. ' aCncers at the church at eight j tame home after a trip into the this eventn^rom 5 to 7 o'clock in Tax Collector Samuel Nelson, ncarbv woods filled with 32 por­ ' East." Mrs. Louis J. Tuttle will be .QMk Saturday night. A tuil i the parish^house, in connection hostess for the evening. Mrs. Earl Jr., has filed with the state motor umout of the members ia hoped j cupine quills. The owners had' with the Christmas sale of aprons P. Shaw will alng two solos, ac­ vehicle department the names of ALICE OOFRAN a difficult job extracUng the and gift articles. 200 car owmers here who are de­ (Known Aa ()neen Alice) Bomb I.,eave8 “ Bridge” in lAindon _ _ _ - I companied by Mrs.! Volney C. Plane Death black-pointed quills from me Morey, and tea will be served by linquent In their 1940 auto tax SPIRITUAL MEDIUM pup's back and legs. British Resources The American Legion auxlllai? Margery, 11-year-old daughter the hospitality committee. The payments. Such persona cannot Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son Long-Range Battle ' sein hold an all-day sewing meet- Porcupines seldom den up of Mr. and Mrs. Merrett Salmon business meeting of the club will secure their 1941 markers until Bom With n Veil. Toll Hits 9; lag tomorrow from id o'clock on ^ near built up section.s, choosing of 17 Orchard street, will enter­ be held at 7:t.V Dr. Potter will the tax ia paid. The number not Readings Dally 9 A. »l. to 9 P. M. at the home of Mrs. Harry Sweet. the rough and rugged spots in tain at the Grange ball In Plain- speak about eight o'clock. ^ paying la only a small pert of the Or By Appointment. In the Service 3S Putnam street, to complete ar- I the hills for colonizing. The dog , ville, Thuraday and Friday eve- owners of 6,200 cars here. of the People lor 80 Years. And Costs Shdwn 3 Inquiries tides for the Christmas sale at warden has been notified of the ! ning with several song and dance n i Chnrch Street, Hartford, Conn. Watkins Brothers' store. Decern- pre.sence of the "quill pig *b numbers. Mrs. Hazel HarN'ey of Rockville Phone 8-2287 Fought in Atlantic; was treated at Memorial hospital her 10. close to town and to many oth­ iSlewardeaa Diea in Hon* er un.sMspecting young pet I Boy Scouts of St. James's school last night for an ahn injury re­ To United States dogs, so that if possible he may are requested to wear their uni­ ceived iq a fall earlibr in the eve­ pital; Demand Made be. dispatched so as not to en­ forms and bring their registration rting and William HofXner of 149 NOTICE Spruce street received emergency Prosecutor Leaves Court For Re-Establifiliment danger other dogs. ' cards to the meeting tonight at ■ treatment for a laceration of the Phillips Giving Balance ’{.seven o'clock at the school, when Occupy Porto Edda j index finger sustained while cut- y Sheet in Conferences In Hurry as House Burns Of Air Safety Board. the annual roll-call and inspection 'tiiig binff) cards before last CARPENTERS Because of an error in copy the ! will take place night's public games. Both were L With Morgenihau; No Villc PIsUr, I.a., Drc. 6.—mini- ing the United States “a bal­ wake. pilot George S. Young, 30, were wa.i opened, the deer leape'i the parachutes made by the com­ NIGHT, DEC. 6.1940 Money Saver Sale They watched firemen extin­ killed tnatantly in the accident Aliit'fi.'. Dec. R).— ivT*)— An out, very much alive London. Dec. R.— (i4*)— A pany and will also explain the dif­ Open Sundays. 'T »a laaraad that Tha Vital ance sheet On the state of our guish the blaze. One room was which occurred Wednesday eve­ So Heller loaded up. droxe ■ tierce, long-range encounter . ElamanI qi»aa this rooHng Ms official announcement said to­ ferent developments ,BS the pic­ resources and the cost of sup­ damaged. ning near the Chicago municipal [ bal k to the accident spot, an'J ■ lielween a Germati “Q-hoat” ture is shown, at the meeting of ^ BtMiths for I.adies. longar Ilia.' day Greek troops had occu- ; Uia BARBER Ganssco Roll plies in the United States.” airport. | released it. the Men's F-riend.shlp Club, in the Dancing Space. Seven pa.saengeis, two of whom ! pied I’orto Kdda, one of the —disguised raider—and the ; Booling on youi propartj H is tunning ats The British repre.scntative South Methodist church next Mon­ S H were reported still In a critical i Italian Army’s main liases in I Hritisit armed merchant ' day evening at S o'clock. Mr. lutnlshad In two typas—Smooth conferred with the Treasury ; SuHaca and Minatal Surlaced. condition, were Injured. | .southern ,-\lbania. The fall of 1 cruiser Carnarvon Castle in Smith conics from a faVnily long! Department chief for more | Demand Board Re Ke-Eatabllshesl. i associated with planes and para­ Wa have aamplaa to ahow you. Bradley Names Argirocastro, another impor­ which tlie liritish shiji sufTer- lull telaphona. j The crash of the huge. 21 pas- ] Baclo^lio Quits chutes. F. E. BRAY than an hour. tant Italian military base lo ; ed “slight damage” and the • JEWELER c Sir Frederick xaid. however, that . senger mainliner brought a d e-! lie talked only facta with Morgen- { Allyii to Post mand for re-eslabllshment of the miles northeast of I’orto Kdda ' German was .said to have fled Members of the local Legion post than and "we didn't dlaciiaa anw Air Safety Board. I was reported tixlay by the I will meet this evening at the cor­ GIFTS Slate Theater Building was expected at an\- moment, Italian Staff rrt»lrt«d A,ph*ll w qiieotion.s of polity." David L. Behncke. president of the Gieek high command /"’I • es I'9 Admiralty. It was learned au- ner of Summit and Ea.st Center 737 Main Street Tha Vilal Bamaollh*l coma* The Air Line Pilots Association, I streets to go to Burke's Funeral Appropriate for Xmas! up tioiR the Tioptcalo ■eae .Many (jiieal Inna In OlM'iiaa As Serretary He indicated there were, many of asserted that Congress Immedi- said. L l l l C l S I '^ o s t thoritatively the battle occur- home to pav re.spccts to Frank Uiie roohag teally bettei. Greek tiCK.p.s also were reported I red in the South Atlantic ap­ i NackowskI, fatlier of Frank .\'ac- Blown and Pattern Glass questions yet to be discu.sseti and ' ntely should re-create the board REGULAR Sl.On AND .<1.19 tiiat he was iireparlng several RpprPSPnla* ■ as a means of avcMing accidents advancing rapidly westward from proximately ■ TOO mile.s north­ kowski. .Tr.. a member of the post, Coin Silver Over 3(K) Iiulivifhial Waterford Premet on the central Albanian Genasco stiiilies over the week-end before 1 1 who died Tue.sday sftemoon. China and Furniture BARBER ■ ’ commercial airlines, front, where Uie mountain iiass .Marshal G Re|tlaeefl hy east of Montevideo,. Uruguay, \ ELY E PS returning to talk to Morgenthau five lo Bi' r llll I im p ‘ The board was abolished when where three British cruisers Xmas C.anls IMiis 1.3 FEETS the Civil Aeronautics Authority south of Klisoura was .said to be (ieii. Uavallero. N el- Boll Roofing ag.ain on Monday. Oificial for Rc|inblican I under the fire of their artillery. di'ot e the German iiocket bat­ AMERICAN Hrfore entering the 'rreasiiry. was Iran.sferred lo the Depart­ Klisoura IS about 10 mile.s w. st FABKICS ment of Commerce under a gov­ Exploaion of a bomb left this curious "bridge" after striking a eraii of Three Wars: tleship Admiral (Traf Spec to Personal Books to ANTELOPES Sir Frederick told newsmen who .Slate (ieiilral (.roup. of Premet ANTIQUE SHOP naked about Ioann that he was ernment reorganization. Since 1-ondon home The British caption said the family living in the :self-destruction last Decem­ S8'J Main SJlreet ENGLAND house hail gone tuit for the uvtiung foi thu first time all fall and Set .Afire by llalianx Altaekeil % y I’ress., "not up lo lliat stage now, " then there have been four chash- I Reports from the front pre\ i- ber. A. E. Bailey. Select from. SrYTES FOB i:\EBY l YPE He said afterwards he had not Bridgeport. Dec, 6 -irPt -State es. he said, whereas a remarkable returned lo find Iheir le.sid^nce In Ihi.^ shape. U MBEB COMPANY I ously had said that both F'orto Rome, tier 6 P T)ie renig- ' This w ould be well within ths b.'en leaked vet to talk with any i Chairman J. Kenneth Bradley an- ' afely record was established ; Edda and .Argiroi a.slro were Ameruan neutrality zone.' .■>sfi Ki\at Mlilillp Turnpike BRIMS - BERL;TS - TURBANS - SMALL HATS n'lministrative or legislative lead­ nounccil teslay the appointment of while the board was functioning, I aflame and Greek leader.x expre.ss- i.ation of Maishal Pietr i Badoglio AdinitH .Some (asiialtie* (tpi,. Mnn. tirren School. Box Cards .39c lo .SI BL.U’K - BROWX^ RED • GOLD - COPEN - ROSE ers of the government besides the Rep. W. Kllery Allyn of Water- (iaiiae t'ndertermined. I ed belief retreating Italian troops as chief of the Italian general staff The admiralty said only that th* < * .% 0|K.|i .Ml Day Satiirilaya'. had set fire lo equipment and sup­ Treasury. foid a., secretary of the Republic- .Meanwhile, the cause of the was announce'! officially today. battle took place '.xomewhere in TF.I.KIMIONE R.’iSfi Askeii about suggestion* tliat plies to keep them trom falling the South Atlantic. " It acknowl­ ALT HEAI)SI/ES fatal accident which occurred near Court Martial Decreed He xxa.a replaced hy Gen. Ugo the Brili.sh might sell some of their an Slate Central Committee. { the Chicago municipal airpoit into the hands of the Greek Army. edged some f.-a.iiiiilties aboard th* The Kiwanis Club West Indian inlands to the I'nited Bradley said that Allyn, 54, ! Wednesday evening remained un­ Reports from Porta Kdda .said . Cavallero. veteran of.three Italian Carnar\’on Castle, 22,122 ton)!. GET A l t States to get more cash for war would serve as a full-time official, determined. Inve.stigations arc the Greeks entered the town ^ wat.« and until recently commander It left open the question Ot dam­ purchiiscs. Sir Frederick said Init that the amount of hia salary i being made by three groups- the For Rebels in Rumania e-arly this morning after the Ital­ of the Italian forces in Ea.sl Africa. age to the oiipoiient—"a fast and T oiiifthtl H o m e H a d e Httt P izza. piompfly. "that's out.sidc of mv had not been decided. ‘ Cook county coroner's office, the ians cleared out hurriedly, leaving ' Badoglio s resignation coincid.- heavily armed German raider dls- Invites You To Hear behind virtually all their va.st war gutsed ns-a merchantship. fudod Honest scope. I den] only in financial mat­ The now secretary, who will suc­ ! company and the CAA. ; ed with report.s from .Athens of Real -to-Gooflncss HomcmatTc Pizza: ti CORP. ceed Albert S. Bill, is expected to Execuiion i» material a.ssembled there It 15 not yet known what dam- »JW.HAL-C ters." The big plane fell to the ground y„i,k K„i- Soutli Coast They placed the torch to what new Greek .successes against Ital- i ...... Stop In Tonight and Tr> It’. MAHCHSSTER COMH- t'liniax of ( '.introvcrny lake full charge of the office early lan forces on the Albanian battle- a»te wa., mfhrted on the e n ^ y while heading for a landing. In- low Goiiviction; step supplies they could before leaving, * . raider and she was last reported Dr. Allen A. Stockdale YOU PAY FOR The Phillips visit was the climax in January. He is now making an i vestigators said that the ship ap- SATURDAY. TOO’. inventory of the.slate's equipment, however, the Greeks said. L- .siexir^xsxA «Arii»i/-«I ’ steEHOftH Ht High spew! today of s controversy stirred up ! parently lost flying speed when Taken an Refugees En­ The Greeks found in the harbor 'Ihe G eek.s rlaimed a^lilional | action,” Speak On By our "M etorad .Uso Hot Dogs — Grinders — And Other Good Eats'. a few weeks ago upon the return a task to which he was assigj)e'd that retreating Italian troops I i-phe British, themselves devel- .lifter your ilortor has RUPPERT — HAMDEN — AND D.AWSON ON T.\P I»thlan, British ambassador, when troller Fred R. Zeller. W. A. McHale, head of the Illi­ British planes shortly after it ar- hsd put the torch to their southern y.b„at in the World war •‘WHAT MAKES AMERICA SICCEKD" No .Action on Treasurer Of Bomhers hiii.shed his diagnosis Lothian said that Britain was nois Pilots' Association and the Mai'o.t \'a.sarhely, Hungary, rived to take out Fascist staff of­ .Albanian ba*ses of Porto Kdda and , vx*here the name wgs given to mya- nearing the end of its financial re­ Bradley, who succeeded Benja- coroner's expert on aviation, ex- (JP ficers. Argiroeastro to prevent capture of | , . warships masked as innocent . .At the I Dec. f).— )— Rumanian F’re- the treatment iiivari- DIANA'S TAVERN Good Eats And A Good Time sources for piircha.acs Iri this coun­ pressed the opinion that ice on the mier Gen. Ion Antone.scu de­ The Italian position in Porto Ed­ tramp steamers. They were one of Near Oak Street ______a t REYMANDER’S r e s t .v u r a n t try, snd might wkhi need financial, I wings might have been the under- M lives of Nazi Planes da became untenable, the Greek.s i Britain's great weapons against ahly rails for a pre­ 208 Spruce Street ns well a.s material help. . lying cause of the crash. creed a drumhead court mar­ explained, when their fon es cap- ; | German submarines. South Methodist Church SPKCIM .' HOME MADE, KAVIOI-l II.AI.K BROH.r.RA Before the discussion, at the I At an inquest yesterday Police- tial today for Rumanians who Sliiiwer Deiiiolitiuiix tured the nearby towns of Lykur- , ^ (It was the second engagement scription. TENDEKI.OIX STEAKS I man Thomas F. O'Hara testified si and Vyroni ! between British and German ves­ i that the operator at the airport "rebel against the Army.’ Fire Bombs During Main Battle Developing Tomorrow Nifflit, Iriday, Dee. 6 at tt I . The cpiieker you "el Strained Clam* Oysters and ( lams On the llslf^hell (Continued on Page Six) with ((uick execution to fol­ sels w ithin the western hemisphere EI.NE Wl.NKS — I.IQI'ORH AND BEER \ I control tower had advised (he pilot Three - Hour .\ssaiilt. The mam battle in the ."louth- nciitralitv belt inre the Graf Spe* that prescription, the i by radio to make a west landing low conviction, according to| j ern sector, meanwhile, appeared battle. On .Inly 29 the 22,209-ton Free Admission Danee Tonight To the Tunes of __ „ I due to "icing conditions." O'Hara, j developing in the vicinity of Kli- British merchant cruiser Alcanta­ .II.MMV EAKKA.M) AND Ills "SW EET SW'INO TRIO reports reaching this border 1 Hulletin: . sooner yon eaii start .Now, h f mc»08 of the certi6ed Rod who was in the tower at the time, I soura. road junction north of Ar- ra fought it out with a German Following the lecture a collection will he taken for the gciled Red Sesl Meter oo our truck, said he did not know whether the city. * 1 Ixindon. Dec. 6.— ‘P— Ke- j g rocastro. merchant raider near the Brazil­ takiii" the medicine. you are provided with t ticket that ii Flashes ! operator referred to ice on the The step, taken a.s refugees ' surgrnt alter Inactivity The Greek high command, in a ian island of Trinidad, farther t® benefii of the Kiwanis Kiddies’ Camp Fund. REYMANDER’S RESTAURANT streamed into the rity from Ru­ 'Fhal Prescription Can Be printed with the adusl inllounto dt- (|.,al« Bulletins ot the l/Pi Wire) plane or on the ground. A light through the daylight hours, j' terse communique, declared its t' e northeast of yesterday's bat­ littred into your «tori|(e lank, Thu 3.'.-37 Oak Street ' Telephone 3922 ■snow was falling. mania with predictions that the \ the German .Air Force swoop- ! armies were moving for.vard along tle. The Alcantara put to sea again In Your Hands In Les.s Than luket lervet as • delivery receipt ind Army and the Iron Guard were ap- i II your puitintee of lull meiiute. Protests .American's .VrresI Company spokesmen asserted rd hark upon England with iI the entire litb-mile front in Al- after having her damage repaired An Hour By Phoning proaching an open clash, was said I at Rio de Janeiro. r s ! Mchcy, Eraiiis-, Dec. (5— ,1’,—The that evidence indicated that im­ I to have been de.signcd to strength­ the darkness tonight and planes were reported over a (C'onllnued on I’agt' Six) 1 nited Staten embassy was report- mediately after the accident there en the military in the eveny-rfft such was "only a minor amount" of ice i conflict. southxxrst town, one In the In­ Report British Ship ~ed tonight to have protested Sn the plane, and that icing had IT'S A GOOD IDEA . . . ilgalnst (iernuin detention of a dustrial Midlands and another not prevented other airliners from Quick Judgment and Sentenee in Wales. I Severely Damaged 7057 former eiiiluisHV rereptionist, Mrs. The decree, it was reported, pro- To keep your panfry shelves well stocked, for. with the arriving or departing. Hop es Italian Berlin, Dec. 6 —(/P/—The high Because we will call for Kli/Jtlielh Ih-egiin, on what xvere CAA Investigators said they . vides that judgment should be Portsmouth. Eng . Dec. 6 'P' ! command reportetl today that a b est intentions, deliveries are sometimes late when it iimifffcj.ally desrrll>ed as charges handed down within 24 hours and your pre.scription and deliv­ probably would not announce any German bombers sweeping over in : Gerr.ian auxiliary vessel ha(l se- snows hard or gets icy. er it to your home, careful­ that she^slded British officers to decision for a week. sentence carried out within 10 , Union Dnmmv x’crely damaged a British ship of- escape fro.m occupied France. The | ' hours after judgment, without pro- i waves killed a number of persons , * ! the same class in a battle in tha ly compounded. ■ x-ision for appeal. SLICED BEETS embassy—..“hlch Is at Paris — | and .Inflicted heavy damage to South Atlantic and credited a L.T.W00D ■edged Us priUest with the Her­ The government also was said prixate property in th'i.s south Nazi submarine with sinking four h " : Corned Beef We Are At Your Service: W. Ellery Allyn Morrison ('.ill's Brilisli No. 2 can 10c man embassy as soon as It learned |______to have forbqde the display of coast Naval base last night in a Marshal Ifietro Badoglio British merchantmen totaling 13,- Jap8 Blockade flags on automobiles, which would l concentrated, three-hour assault, 22c, 5 cans"$1.00 lhal she had Iwep arrest^ several i j, Harwood as state chairman Ami Greek Siiceesses 'sar -supplie.s they could not take 300 tons 1 this wc6k. aa that no action make it impoa’sible for the Iron A large number of persons were Two of the ineri hanlmen were MONROE PEAS QUINN'S Guard thus to display its emblem, made homeless by the bombs which To Show ^ eak Spots. with them. i CO. lonlghl. but she atlH la being held ! „„ the appoint­ rJiinese Citi^ I c Name Karelv Mentioned Many of our rustomers have horn for questioning by Genmth military (( oiitlniied on Page Six) 303 Can 10c ment of a party treasurer to suc­ During the Greek campaign waiting for these . . . A H O M U ^ niilhnrltles. (Continued On Pag* Two) (Continued on Page Six) London. ^DsP-^6 T Citing Hark Ri‘d. Swret PHARMACY Phone 4496 • • • ceed Charles S. Bi.ssell until the r e -. ^ Badoglio'.s name rarely has been turn from Florida of National | Artiui) at HunkoW anil what'TteTaUiM Brili.sh and Greek DILL PICKLES <1it»e Sexeii Lumlier .Mlll»\ niciitionod, arthoiigh he was .second 10c Cherries Committeeman Samuel F. Pryor. 1 successes in the .MciJiterranean, only to Mussolini in the high .com­ Seallle, Dec. 6.—oPi—rickets of Jr. ^ - ' Sooellow' Follow .4t- Home Secretary Herbert Morri­ mand. (irouks Smash the .\FL-rugel .Sound District Th^ State Central Committee i 22c, 5 cans 99c taeks hv Terrorists. Stabilization Fund Is Seen son said today in a speech, piepar- Roberto Farinacei, Fa.sci.st Icad- ^ STOCKS depreciate, honiU may < ouncll of lAimber and. Satvmlll empowered Bradley to name the i however. ip_the Workers today closed seven Seat­ ed for delivery at Port.xmoiith that | criticized him. At Left Whig LIPTON’S TEA Prudence Beef L oaf...... 19c secretary and treasurer at Its newspaper Regime Fasciata on he defaulted, iiiflatiim mav eomi'---- tle lumber mills, employing ap-. Monday meeting. ' Shanghai.'Dec 6. -i4’i—Portions America ^s^ecref Weapon ’ "it becomes possible to hope that i ^3. declining victory Ui_ Ih. 43c Lh. 79c Prudence Iiroximutely 2,000 men, as the Allyn served as state represen­ of Hankow and ^ Soochow were the Italian Fascist eiiqure may be | Greece waa certain desj iti "some' Corned Beef H ash...... 24c I’ligrt Sound wage dlspule-lleup tative in 1921, 1935, 1937 and 1939. Italian rroo|»H (^oiinlei^ Yellow- Label. spread to a total of ,82. lumber blockaded by the’ Japanese mili­ a dummy- all canvas and canipu-! impiox’idence and imtimelinc.i.s-on hilt so loiip as a home stands it is He was formerly with the Federal tary today folloxving teTroiisl at­ Washington. Dee. 6' '4*i Off): to the Chinese for their Yuan and flace. ] the part of the head of the geiicnil .inHtV'apd logging ramps. The Internal Revenue Department, to the Argentines for their pesos. "Our own Navy *id-.Air'Force. Attacking ^ hilt* Fliers SC.VLLOl'S rinehumt Fre%h Stewinf pickets came from Tacoma and tacks similar to lho.se which, caus­ cials pictured the Treasury's 82,- shelter, it is seeiirily, it ia stahility served as an Army capuiin during 000,000,000 stabilization fund today But the transactions xvere ex­ and now spectacular triumphs of Badoglio..Italy's-mo.st fameii sol- Bomb Fines of Foes. Oysters pt. 29c Exrrelt, scene already of 21 elos- the World wac. and waa assistant ed partial blockades nBW In effect as America's "secret weapon amples of the broad powers of one It’s RED for your protection mills, and eoiinell offlcluls said Ihe Greek Arm,v have show-n up , (jjp,., sometimes calle'l the "Italian Fillets of I state adjutant general under Gov­ in Shanghai and Peiping. against totalitarian economic of the largest and most secret fi‘ xx-eak spots in at 'lea.st one of our ____ for a man and his family. ^Kvo more Seallle mills and two at nanpial age’ncies in the world. .Rome, Dec. t> A’ The Italian Flounder ernor Templeton. The galea of the French conces­ penetration." enemies," Morrison declared. ! (l'onUiuieolltlcal the last week it bad advanc^l Ualinn left' wing in Albania with adviser to the Hupeh provincial credits of $50,000,000 each lo by the devaluation of the dollar j tain's path Opened x are there for just one reason—to assure you that when , Manila, Dec. 6 .— (4b — A small Morgan Loses the sam* day. . Reason* For Nazis Ri(li(*iile ri'inforeements brought from .Absolutely Fresh iiut violent typhoon In the Paeifle government only two hours before j China and Argentina. Additional Chowder Clams you order this money-saving coal you get //—and nothing hiiihl! I»reseiil-day fniaheiii" means Gen. Nobuyuki Abe arrived for a | transaction.s of like , character Thrrr-M«»nthH*Old I-Ikiiin** [ llAt^d “six reasons for uhooV- Gren'c'.s other frontiers. Is sweeping toward Manila, the. Until.reccntly, its aetivitics)were : .. including ' Italian revei.i- Italian troo))* were said to b* Mackerel lb. 17c else. Only one coal can wear this red spotted badge of Weather Bureau re|Mirled tonight. Court Battle tour of Inspection. Abe is Japanese ! could be expected, they Indicated, ambassador to the Japanese- ! particularly with Latin American reported to no^ne but to tho sec- i others were: Puac’u Mov<‘ counter-attacking while the Faoc- SWORDRSH quality. And that’s the low ash, laundered , hard coal, low monthly payments— freqneiilly It may strike the city Satni^ay I retary of the Treasury, and the ' ist .Air force was reported subject­ H.\L1BUT Cod. Pollock. Salmon. arteroiMin: The storm was report- j recognized Chinese regime of I countries. . .The wav we rose to the oc- which spells satisfaction with a capital “S” and econ­ Wang Chlng-Wel set up in Nan- l .Ample Anxiver To CrltlrlMns president Only to over-come Con-| ^ t remendous spiu t in ing the Greek communication line* less than rent— and those iMiymenls rd to lie 50 miles east of Naga, ! Difliniesal as TV A Chair­ gressional opiwsition against, e x -; camps in meeting Seen oil Sanu* Ffv«*l as and troop concentrations to a omy with the big "E”. capital ol ('amarines sur province, | king. I The value of the fund as a secret tending the life of the tund last Pinehurst New, Small. Texaa _ tonight. Naga Is 1.50 miles south­ man by Roosevelt Is Gunimin Kill* (toiinrellor ! economic weapon was. in their heavy bombardment. year, did the Treasury agree to . ., .That our Navy is powerful Ford Fotliian'si ‘(ilooin Tr'riops of the Italian Arezzo and lh * iveather man aaya remain the same. east of filanila. i Upheld in Decision. In Soochow a gunman killed opinion, ample answer to crltl- make available quarterly balance b e e t s 2 bunches 15c • • « I Peng Chlh-Chia, counsellor to the ciams sifch aa the one made yea- sheets to show what was in the and has already established coiii- ( 'jl l l l i i a i u i r in .\ n u * r it'a . Venezu divisions were said carry- “Old Man W inter is on hia Markets At A Glance Kangau provincial government. terday by Senator Taft iR-O) plete iporal ascendancy over our * ^ in?Ing out their assignments In a 0 fund. These reports, however, are Italian opponent. W'e arc confident ' manner "above all praise. Spinach Ripe Tomatoes...... lb. 22c w ay!” New Vork, Dee. 6.—(4*i— 1 Cincinnati, Dec. 6 (45 The The Japanese immediately put a charging these credit* were violat­ carefully basod- on Ihrcc-months- Berlin. Dec. ti. '4'' Authorized Checkerboard Feed Store Phone for an appointment— or Stocks—.Mixed; tax selling han- ; Sixth U. S. Circuit Court of Ap­ cordon around"! portion of Ihe ing the puriMj.ses of the fund. old figures so that current opera- it will do the same with the I Reports from Athens said the Green Bean.a Iceberg Lettuce The.se official, took the view , subtler menace of the I'-boat. German quarters'ridiculed today Greeks ha'l scored new gains on all Y'ou’Il w^ant a fu e l t h a t re- Telephone 7711 dIcaps Hat. peals today upheld dismissal of city. 10 Apel Place Miinche.sler Bonds — Steady; utilities and The blockade in Shanghai has that credits such as those given "... .That our R. A. F. has won the peace move by three British Hectors of the Albanian front but Parsnip.* Watercress Cucumberfl drop in and talk it over. We make Arthur E. Morgan as chairman of If you went to the Treasury to 8|>onda tjuickly and bum s rails up frantically. been relaxed considerably, al­ China and Argentina would not look for the fund, you would find one of the greatest and most de­ Independent Laburites in the mentioned particularly In the cen­ Carrutn Pepper* Fre.sh Cranberrie.q the Tenn)iaaee Valley Authority. cisive battles In the world's his­ atradiiy. Fill your biirwrith Foreign Exchange—Quigt; gen- ! though searching of Chinese con­ only strengthen American business one big room, fitted with nu­ House of Commons yesterday as ter and against the Italian right it easier to own than lo rent. erafly unchanged. | Affirming lower-court dtamiaaal tinues, but Peiping still is uilder relations with these countries but merous telephones, stock tickers, tory by beating its far more num- , wing.) Old Company’s Anthracite. also lessen the chance of economic. erous opponent out of the daylight ; "pre-arranged work" which they Cotton—Uneven; light hedging of Morgan's suit In which he strict military law. The streets news tickers, soundproof booths said^'as on the same level as The communique, did not say offset hy scattered buying. •sought recovery of 14,583.33 al­ are patrolled by the Japanese mili­ If. not military, aggression by un­ skies so that millions of town | how the fighting was progressing. You’ll be ready to m eet A for transatlantic telephoning, and "Lord Lothian's gloom campaign Sugar — Firmer; trade demand ! leged due in salary. Judge C. C. tary, which proclaimed Ita inten­ friendly nations. a few officials and stenographers. dwellers go about their work in j On the Northern African front, China has been resisting a Japa­ complete disregard of thp boasted ■ in the United States." I w inter's bitter blaata In and covering. . Simona ol Detroit wcited .,.- a Supreme tion to stamp out any terrorist Most of its wealth is in gold at These sources said they s,aw it the Italians' reported they had p u t. .Alelals—Steady: LondonTbar all- 1 court case which said; plot. nese military invasion -for years, Fort Knox, and its 145.000,(X)0 pro­ luftwaffe, sitting on Its bases 15 ' to flight a British patrol south a t s>.:; Florido Oranges dozen 22c VRVlaBawEaco m fo rt. a-e ^ they pointed out. and Germans or 20 minutes away. "pretty dark for the English Par- ver advance*. "The power to remove executive In Shanghai, French police ata- fit is in a Federal Reserve bank. llamenl and Empire If such tricky their Egyptian coastal bass a t SMN^ The Manchester Wool Tops—Higher; Wall atreet officers appointed by the presi­ tloned guards at the warehouse of with Nazi sympathies Itave been Before the war, the fund traded "... .That our Army has withm I Barranl.. The British fore# SsTMt, Fsalev, tSMdleas and Boston hu.ving. reported active In Argentina and a few —months multiplied many 1 means are resorted to by Parlia­ S t tax ti tjm U A . / 1 dent Is conferred upon him by the The American Trading Company in both gold and the currencies of ment.” The point to the "trick said to have abandoned arms constitution and so may not be in Shanghal'a French qiutrter after other iJitln American republlca. France, Great Britain, Hollandi tim es^over the strength of an rounitiona. Pink Grapefruit 5 for 25c hearing reports that the Japanese Clothed In Compllrated Terms Belgium and Switzerland in an at­ island fortress- and corresponding­ maneuver" as seen in official Ger­ Treasury Haltinre abrogated by statute." man eyes was not disclosed. Britiah warplanes dropped i Removed By Roosevelt military Intended to "conflocate" Legally, the whole transaction tempt. considered generally suc­ ly reduced the chance that an in­ vasion. if it came, might succeed. iThe reference to Lord Lothian, eral bombs at Tobruk, Libya, Lumher« and Fuel Co. Wa.ahington. Dec. 0 (45 The Morgan, president of Antioch 6,000.000 dollars Chinese $345,- is clothed In complicated terms of cessful, to keep the value of the in the vicinity of Holuni international finance, and the American dollar steady. The war ___ The splendid resistance put British ambassador to the United po.siUon ot the Treasury Dec. 4. College, Yellow Springs, U., was 000) worth of silver and copper Barrani without causing * a y i Russell Paul, Mgr. forced suspension of these ■tabltl- up. by the civil defence force, in­ States, apparently xvas to bis re­ '^phichu rj JB fU A d m f Receipts. 825.657,917.82; expen­ removed by Prasideqt Roofevelt stored there, claiming It to be the, JJnited States ia lending nothing -age, th* high command z e ^ G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. property of the Chungking go\- —as far oa the atabUlzatioii fund satton operations, leaving the fund cluding police and civil popula­ cent statement that Britatm >la ' VAiN STRLt- CENTER STREF.T PHONE 5145 ditures, $40,846,039.28; net bal­ on March 23, 1938 for "eontum- nearing the end of her financial peraoii* were reported Coal, Lumber, Masons* Supplies, P ain t ance. 81,769,002.883.07: customs ernment of Generalissimo Chlang is concerned. Technically, the fund Inactive until Its new uses were tion. against the trials and terrors '.i rope.) the Tobruk bom ■ROM iJA-t recelpts monlb, $3,118,800.88. r (Conttaued On Pag* Two) Kai-Shek. Is merely selling American dollars found. of air bombardment.'^ “I || 2 .Main Street Tel. 5125 Manchester | 4

A-. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAT, DECEMBEI^6, 1940

now being puraued by the Fascist Rev. E., Dent Lackey of the government." Official Visit commanding officer at Fort Lew­ had Influenza of approximately 900 Thompsonville Methodist church Badoglio Quits About Town Delay Orders Some military sources expresa- Oil Industry ] Overnight New» Drop Is Seen is. Wash., said about 7.50 men were in ramp. AUUB COrRAN will be the guest minister at the ed the opinion that Badoglio had To Rain!)«w American Girl to Sing III with mild eolda and another 1,- Dr. Jay D. Diinahee, acting Ari­ (Know* As <|MMi AHfif).' taking First Scotch Type morning service Sunday at the been "sacked’’ as a scapegoat f«^ f 2fKl were being, held in quarters be- zona health superintendent, said SPIRITUAL MBDIinl , _ South Methodist church, in ex­ Italian Staff Of Connecticut eause of symloms. The officer said the number of influenza cases in The regular meeting of Mlanto- Amaze Guards Italian military reverses or Beventh Daughter of ■ S e v tm lB change with Rev. Dr. Earl E. cause he Is opposed to the attljlude Grand f . otJ U e Order of Seen Ready In Influenza there wa.s no cause for alarm. that state was not above normal nomoh Tribe No. 88, Improved Or­ By Aosoctstofi PrcM Bora WRh • VoU. / ^HFhiskey in U. S. at Amston Story. All mlniatera of the^ con­ of the party organization and the Rainbow t lij/vvlll make an I. for December. He. minimized re­ der of Red Men. will be held Mon­ Star Role of ‘Delilah’ At Camp Murray, W’aah., where Reedluga Dally B A. N. te • P. ference are exchanging the com­ CliieFs Post strictures of the Army." official Inspec04n of lanchcster 12,0fKi .National Guardsmen were ports California’s , wave would Or By AppolutitMuL lu the Rtv* day evening at 8 o’clock In the Many Had Quit Jobs; ‘Abunilantly Prepared’ Btratford—Gov. and Mrs. Ray­ California E p id ciiiii’ spread there. Sports Center on Wells street. ing Sundayr-in keeping with Asaembly NpT IS.on Monday eve­ concentrated, L4fK) of mild to se­ of this People for M Teatik tht> *r«t time In the h letoryP ea t dried barley malt is used tor No Coninienl In Be'rlln mond K. Baldwin left here for a vere rolds were reporU'd. There will be nomination of offi­ program of Bishop Oxnam of Boa- Officers Rented Houses (CVinllnued From Page One) First Native Resident lo To Fill Defenne Needs Siil>Bi(ling; OutiircakB III Church Street, Hsrtferi; CU country’s liquor production mash, and In distillation ton. Berlin, Dec. 6 i/P)—Informed ning. D e c^ b e r 0, at 7:30 p. m. The brief vacation at Hobe Bound, Phone g - t u n cers. Col UliftoB Ifwtn, jCommanding Ohio has 2334 deer ovithln Its ^ BMtc^ty^ malt whiskey tional ancient pot still method s In Southern State. Hindenburg,'’ had been chief of the German quarters declined com­ inltlatgiy degree will be exempli­ Have Part in Metropol­ Without Regulation. Fla., as guests of National Com­ »• In O llie r StateH. it I officer of Camp Clatsop, near boundaries, according to the Bu­ ^beta’s S tille d in the United used just as it has been in Scot- An Important meeting of the general ataff for 15 years. ment today on the resignation of fied j i y the Grand Officers , with mitteeman Bamuel F. Proyor, Jr., I Portland, rire , said 220 soldiers reau of Biological Survey. ates, the distillery being locat- land for over 200 years, John Pentland of 91 Hamlin the Italian chieL'of staff. Marshal itan Opera in 22 and Mrs. Pryor. W'endell L. Wlll- Bluctields Athletic Club will be By Danny Bben { As rnich, he had supreme com­ MlB» Shirley Kisskalt, of New San Francisco. Dec. . i/Pi I at Amston where for over 100 Preparing of Slalt street has returned to his home Pietro B»90g^ except to say Tulsa, Dee. 6. -(/P, -The petro­ kie also la vacationing at Hobe 6 ‘ .. i here after a stay in the Veterans held at the clubhouse cm Emerson Today, the, entire personnel of mand of all three branchea of the Haven, ns the grand worthy Ad­ sra production of spirits has vVell that Badoglto^a auccessor, Gen. Years; A llure Neetletl. leum Industry la "abundantly pre­ Island, and the chief executive said Indications thst California’s mild; ell aware that the collect on i >iewington and the Vet- street at 2:30 o’clock Sunday af­ the Connecticut Nitional Guard nation's flghting forces. A com visor. Mildred Knight, of Manches­ m carried on. The new effort, and drying of the peat used as fuel Hospital, Bronx, New York ternoon and all members are re- nuinique announcing the resigns Ugo Cava^to. Is a great o] ter Is the Grand drill leader. pared" to fill vital defense needs he expected to see him there. Influenza epidemic was subsiding jhly successful already from a drying the biyley malt after , underwent .were affected by the announcement tion gave no reason, saying only ganizer. Eastern Star members and Ma­ New York, Dec. 6—(/P)-^Tonlght without Federal regulation, an New Haven -Catholics. Protes- were viewed' hopefully today by an operation, quested to attend. tantn and Jews united in com­ C -Production point of view, la h*mB , sprouting was o f the utmost im-1 condition is much Improved from Boston last night that the that it was "on his own request." ------sons are Invited to attend. The an­ the Metropolitan 'Opera Company stale health authorities while re', > “ '' ■ official of the Interstate'Oil Com­ munity service "celebrating the ^'m w ght about by United Distillers | poptance. for it is this peat that ^ will be several weeks before Second Lieutenant Frank A. Induction of the 43rd Division has Fought In Libyan War nua! Christmas collection for the will present "Samson and Delilah” pact Commission asserted today. ports of small outbreaks came Of which N, Tully Semel of Am- [j^parts to Scotch the smoky fla- with an American girl, for the lOOlb anniversary of the founding Here’ s The he returns to his work as manager Birdsong, CAC, of 91 Chestnut been postponed until March. Cavallero, who is 60 years old, children of the Masonic Home will "A ll we need to know are the from a oton Is president. j vor of true .Scotch, Mr. Semel put During the recent encampment, llrat time In 22 years, Ip the role of Temple Mlshkan Israel, Connec­ Many California schools were of the local office of the Pruden street has been aseigned to the nine years younger than Badoglio. y . S t ic k s be taken. Following the meeting a requirements of the government. ticut's oldest synagogue. Dr. W il­ Bonree Cot Off ' this part of the process into the tial Insurance Company, the soldiers ^ere told to expect to of the siren who captlvalea the closed, some public gathering-' 543rd Coast Artillery, it was an­ fust fought In the Libyan war of social time will be held In the The Industry can do the job bet- liam Lyon Phelps said such a ■ For several vears members of hands of an experienced Scotch- , nounced today by army reserve be moblllzefl on Septembe'r 15th. 1912-1013 and won the bronzy banquet h.ill and refreshments will .strong man. ter than If the government had were postfioned and hundreds ot iS F O R l o n g ,THE NNAV gathering would be astonishing t h f Semel family have sought to- man. who «Pent the William Newman, formerly of headquarters. Since that date, they have been medal for military valor. / Adams Exp be served by the Advisory Board. The last American to have this control o f it," declared J. C. Hunt­ citizens stayed home from work ' nrenaring the malt as it was pro- ■ ^,.,5 town and for the past eight t i m e s e e m e d w h e n w e and Impossible" In a "Kurope un­ TYPEWRITER warned to be ready, to be Inducted At tlie beginning of the W'prid Air Reduc On Saturday. December 7 at part In a ".Met” production waa er, Texas’ representative on the to nurse cases of the ailment, open a Bootch typ-.ll-tl»-y acoUamr Pot j a resident of Keene, N. H. der one of the most damnable ^wwnTume^r^ in his native Scotland. Pot j y,ars a resident of Keene - » on October 15th, November, Janu­ war he served as an aide the Alaska Jui] 9:15 p. m., the Grand'Assembly of the famous Louise Homer. In re­ B e g a n - w l s t o e k h o b t „... commission. identiflerl as "Tjfpc A" influeriz-i but until W p hHnir this stills were then connected up and ,^.hcre^^-hcre he is connected with an in- Nathan Gatchell, teacher of cent years, it has been played by tyrannies ever known." English at the Manchester High ary 3rd, January 6th and January Army chief of staff and la^r was Atleghai^ the Order of Rainbow for Girls will .Ma.v Revise Ckinipaet hy Health Dej>artment resean.h W liif’li Ih H ri’iikiiif; HOt ^ n possible to bri B ‘® ^ distillation was' ,„ra,u:e company, has recently 15th. foreigners like Gertrud Wettergen '(D a TO t h e C H C iSTMAS W'estport—About 4(K( homes in experts. school did not attend his classes named chief of operatiorja in the Allied Chem hold a Rcncflt Vaudeville Show and As the commission gathered for the West Ride dintrict were wlth- about due to a lack 1 p „ for the lirst time in the liis- been transferred to the Nashua, National Guard headquarters high command. In thi^ office he and Bruna Castagna. No Amerl- An accurate count of the num­ tageous marketing this afternoon. Mr. Gatchell, who is Am Can ...... Sport Dance at Hejaz Grotto hall. SHOPPING- SHELVES, B u t NoiV Its first full discussions attention oirt light for an hour while Con­ \ll Sah’w ftiTords conomu .. United States, on a h . office of the company and reported that this latest post­ was credited with pljmng an im­ AnyHomc Prod . (an was deemed to have sufficient centered dn possible revision of ber of Callfonua cases wsa not Now, with war in Europe, and the a first lieutenant in the Infantry- 814 Howard avenue, New Haven. e t necticut Light and Power Com­ commercial basis. is now residing in that city. New- ponement has caused much Incon­ portant part in-reor^nizing Ital- ^allure for tho imrt. TIME^ G TT/NG SMOU .... available, there being possibly imported source cut off, the local Reserve, is in Hartford appearing Rad St S . . The proceeds will be used by th»> j the compact, which h y beert-rall- pany linemen repalreeak. He was deaths which might have lieen at­ Our original .--hiidnciit of theso Rotais spending two week* in Chicago. H. Naylor. two years on Uie Inter-Allied Mlli- make goixi. she waa bom In New i SeiKilor Viulini dalloriH "would greatly offset agi­ I 0 cota have done for centuric.s. often as three times a year. gram. Beth Steel ...... 6 Central Row, Hartfori admitted In .New Haven hospital ; tributed to jincuhionia compli'a- She was accompanied on her re­ Site Not Ready , fery Commbraion at Versailles. In . York and deliberately wont far, | tation for Federal regulation. . ■■-old ((lit r.'iiiidl'v. lo mei't the In.si.s.t- $1 Week 1925 Premier Mussolini named him „ for ohservatiDii. Allendaiits de- llons following influenza, but turn trip by her husband, who is Major-General James A. Wood,-^ far away lo make good. j "Tpere are many things that oni di-niand for the-o niarhitu's, \tc Star of the East. Royal Black undersecretary of war. He occu­ Can Pac ...... Hid Asked And .she got into the opera com- III G ull Fraud .scribed his condition as "good. ' j healtli authorrtie-, said deatli.- Preceptory No. 13. will hold its connected In an official capacity ruff. First Corps Arena Comman­ Case (J. 1.1 . . . 130 could be done by- the compact un­ i from this cause throughout the der, said the "site " of the encamp pied this post three years, carrying Aetna Casualty .... 12.5 |>any by the novel procesa ol turn- | der the authority now existing to have -ofiircd a limited mimbf-r of regular meeting in Orange Hall with the United Airlines. He is to out ^tensive reorganization of the Cerro De I’ n.s . Aetna F ir e ...... 5 3 ', 551- ing down an •■ntho.sla.stlc invlta- i t stale were not atxive normal. ment would not be ready /Mmtil Ouc. H Kruo- improve conservation in the vari­ I Ire Forres 13 To flee ad'iitioiial l> peui'iter- at a .slightly tonight at 7:30 Important busi­ spend the holidays in Manchester. arp<>-. Ches and Ohio Aetna Life ...... 28 lion lo join i l ' •Many setuxils in San Mateo. .San ness is to come before the order March 1st, according to informa­ ( ’hrysler ...... d(»m from 2r» blindri'f’NH ous states, " he added. • H iego, Napa, Fr'-sno, .Mont.,,y. E.\SY MONTHLY TERMS He was made a senator in 1026 Automobile ...... 38 The daughter ot a .Norwegiaii- New Bedford. .Mass . Dee, ’, higdier |iri(.e Iml •,\.-'rf,' pa-.«ing the and all Sir Knights entitled to re­ tion he received from tbs' Deputy Coca Cola , . . . wan promiHCfl P S. Senator No Regulatory I’ouers 6 1 Kern and Ixis .\ngel.-s eounti-s The State officers sc hool for Le­ Chief of Staff of the Arfny. ■find was named commander of Conn. General ...... 2 3 ', liorn traveling aalesnian. she wont The Compact Commission has no Fire wliieh broke out in the rear ceive Red Cross certificates will gion officers will be held at the Italian forces in East Africa in Col Gas and El Hartford Fire ...... 8 7 ', lo the New Y'ork public nehoolR, Thoma.H D. Suhal! of Minno«ota. his were elo.sed by aiitborities as a .-iiving alijiig. t() you 'I'hf-y’rr- tht; I .N DIVI DUALLY ARRANGED receive the same from the Su­ Construction diffic^iles at Ufe Com! Inv Tr .. widow toHlifled. Hftrr thoy cfintri- regulatory jsiwers. but recom­ of'a delicatessen store yesterday precaution or la-r aiise of lagging Veterans Hospital, Newington, 1037, but reoently had not been on Hartford Stm. Boil. 56 Her first and only ambition waa lo mends conservation practices to .vanic laff; niodcN, .-tatidard ollice .size, preme Grand Black chapter. .All camp are given as Vne rcason/ror Coml Solv . . . buted ' hundirds of flollars” to the forced 12 iiersons to flee their 'attendance. Absf-ntees in Lo.s ,\n- Saturday from 10 a. m. to noon the induction poslpone'menf. It active duty. National F ir e ...... 62 be a notable opera singer. She its members. Some nil men recent­ homes in their nightelotliing. Dam­ Sir knights arc asked to be pres­ and from 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. Talks ( 'ons. Edison Phoenix ...... 8 7 ', started .singing professionally at "I Am" movement. gelV.s varied from 11 to 27 per i ent origdiiiilly 1 1 tiow .'51.S.00, and ent as well as visiting members. was said that a difficult epginecr- ly have advocated giving the body age was estimated at t5 OoO. of enrollment will be made on Americanism, un­ r’ons Oil ...... Travelers ...... 410 the age of to At the (ampu.s Mrs. Margaret Himtiy .S<*ho)l, a some such power as a means of 1he\ carry National Type«fiter'.- finc- tn'g problem half been eijCountered In Washington .state, health aii- employment. publicity. Sons of the —y. - -y ; „ ' Imi called upon to vanquish Ethio-i t.’ont Can Piiblir 1 tilttie. .luilhard .Mu.sie sehisd. Fdward government witnesin in the Federal forestalling government control The Children of Mary Sodality at Camp Blanamg bcc^tise of the the i’biiKs'r Fngineer Dies ^‘ear Service-F.r"e guafantee. Don’t Corn Prod ...... Conn. Lt. and Pow. 55 Johnson, dirertor of the .Metro- lioort mail fraud trial of the firgan- The pfespiit compart expires • ihonties closed srlirxils at Kllens- will receive Holy Communion at Legion and the entire I,.cgion State Hairg until Dee. I6 after 18.3 i ases program. Officers of Dllworth-Cor- Halian campaign bogged down,, did Del Lack and West Conn. Pow...... 47 jiolitan, heard her .sing and urged ization'a leaders, dearnbed Wed- next. Septembe!; and any revision dela'.. the 8:30 ma.ss oii Sunday, Decem­ Florida, about 30 ^iles southwest not join the Fascist party until he Douglas Aircraft . .Saco. Me.. Dee, 6 -.V. Ttalph I of Influenza or colds, about ,39 per KEMP’S .Hartford Klee. LI. 61 ', her to Join the company. ne.sday how "they told me I could made must be ratified by the ber 8. All members are requested iiell post and chairmen of all stand, of Jac^onville/ Major-General K. .Norlhway. 71. former Natick. .cent of enrollment, were ah.sent A ing committees will attend this had sealed his triumph over Haile Du Pont, ...... Hartford G as ...... 34 Hut Kiw had some definite idea.s cure him by visualizing some kind Legislatures of compacting states Inc. to meet in the lower church at Morris /B. Pajme of New London, Selassie's empire. Eastman K<«lak of light rays. Mass., resident and pioneer auto­ nifal school at Thorp al.so u as annual schcxil of instruction. comrnanilcr the 43rd division. S. New Kng. Tel. Co. 1.59 alsmi the making of an opera .star and approved by Congress before 8:30 and proceed to the main audi­ Chief of staff when the black­ Elec Auto Lite . . "M ih. Balhirfl told me," the grey- motive engineer died WedtJe.silay closed and elas.ses at K» nnewn k ----- ' .sai^hc believed that the principal Unit. Illuniinat. Rha. 119 and didn't let this windliill bowl becoming effectivr. night. |irevii)iisly had been dismi.ssed. PH O N E 5680 torium in a body. shirts marched on Rome, Badoglio Gen Elec , .7 ...... 27 her over. .She was only '23. and too haired wltnesH puional Guard officers are very Am. Hardware 24'i single regiment. Heckcr Prod .... he would be cured. I tried without Gulf coast fields. Two reason.s were 5i Francis street. East Hartford, j bipip;) from families in the pa^- ; mdeh "put out" due to this rapid Arrow H and H. com 41 Instead she,, Went to Fuiopc. and Offered No Opposition Int Harv ...... after months of training, made Hurcess." advanced for the .slash. Oil men •Mrs. Gartaide was the former Miss j isf, niay be viewed at 10:30 &/ ni. 4iriange of events. They cannot P.illing.s and Spencer 4'., Given With Cash Sales In But the king decided to invite Int Nick ...... Bri.stol Brass . . 4 8 ', her lirsl oiiYia .'ippearance in the Accu.sea Chi/imlcrstand why the 3tst Division low in eonipiiriHon wiHi criidr and Mrs. William Runde of Walnut ^ society will give an awar^^to f Benii-o Mus.solini to foiin a gov­ Int Tel and Tel . . . Colt's Pat. I'droarms 80 .small eoin()any in I’lagiie. who.se late hu.sbanri. itai . road Commission, whnli late in C. B. Eichman. The hostesses will The Tall CeOarA^ are to hold a ment order today, this paper con­ Peck Stow and Wil. ' .November set pnaim tion allerw- ' with the army and too popular Nash Kelv 1.5 ing he came to the United States be Mrs. Roy Warren, Mrs. Mark di.strict ceremontal m New Bed­ tacted local Guard heads to get ; llusacll Mfg. Co. I ables for December and January, Hill, Mrs. J. C. Cary. Mrs. Philip with the people to disml.ss alto­ ; Nat Bisc ...... ' Scovill Mfg. .../... 28'2 and they were married HOUSE their opinion of the change, 'rhey I 6 iI ( ailed a statewide proralion hear- Emcrv, .Mrs. Robert Dewey, Mrs. ford, Ma.-^s/ ^week from tomor­ Nat Ca.'di Reg . IlLse sung in opera all over F.ii- .New York. Dec. ,V) A row. NlOi/ftealer members will are naturally disappointed after gether. . Silex Co...... 11 : woman whfi told pohre her com- | ing for Wednesday. Can Often Be Preyented Th€ J . W H A U CORK Jame.s E. Elliott, -Mrs. Charles His po.sition as Italy's foremost , Nat Dairv . riipe and even in t'airo. Kgypt. A f­ I attend a h d ^ number go by bus. the extensive plans they have .Stanley Works . . . ; M mon-law husband poured a can of I Crockett and Mrs. John Echmal- next- strategist w.a.s so strong, Nat Distill 29 ter-two years, when she felt prop­ This Improved Vicks Wsj MAMCHtSTCR COHH- The l / 17/will leave the Masonic made lo leave Manchester 1 . do., pfd...... ' inflammable liquid over her and shot 111 FelloH limiter lan. - liowevcr, that Mussolini called him N Y Central . . j 3’(jrrington ...... 29 erly grounded, she came liaek and If thr(Mt “tickle,’’ irritation or Tempt/^at 1 o'clock and in order month. However, the need of re­ l.iok up .Iohn.son’4; invitation to .set lier afire in a bathtub died ye.s- ' mouth breathing due to a cold hack lo direct reorganization of NY NH and H Veeder - f.rxit. . . . . 56'2 Rowley .Mass.. Dee 6 i.-T’i .Mis­ .Mrs. Earl Story who has been that/proper reservation may be cruits in the local units and the ' Nor Am Co join the Met. lerdny in Kniekerboeker hospital j causes night coughlng-glve child enormous amount of admini.stra- the Italian war machine in 1026. j .New York Banks of second degree burns. taken for a deer, Peter Chri.sto- a " VapoRub Massage” at bedtime. Christmas Tree Of Gift in Pittsburgh during the week at- ntajlc. those who intend to go are Badoglio first marched to battle Packard ...... She made lier debut in "Hosen- cd to notify Clarence t'hani- live work which mu:^t he complel- ‘ Bank of .New I'ork. 33.5 ' Deleeitve Charles .McCarthy | pher. .33, of Ip.-(wieh. wa.s sliot in With this more thorough treat- I lending the Northeastern confer- as an artillery lieutenant against ; Parani Piet ...... k ivalier” in Philadelphia Just two ers, Jo.seph Lutz or Walter Wil- ni, adds a little satisfaction to the i Bankers Trust -59 quoted Huth Penney. .32. a.s saying the alKlomen ye.sterday by hm fel­ ment. the poultlce-and-vapor UHOUSC'^SOH. : ence of Methodist church women/ Ethiopia in 1996 and against Tur­ Penn y. ais ago Hei- reception wa.s action of Vicks VapoRub more men in command. Up to now. it ! Central Hanover . . . 99' th.'.l the man k'eked in a window i low hunter. Lotiia Nlkalakakis. 65. INC is expected home this eveni kin.son. key in 1911-12. Phelps Dodge ...... 32' ■ 3-t' .“ miething The pa|>er.s .said her effectively PCNCTMTEt IrrlUted air has been ncce.ssarv for the armory Chu'e Inumpll ev.eh oveishadowi'd tlie of tlieir liasemenl apartment on His condition was described a.s passages with soothing medlcltul ! Mrs. Story as president of the Entv ing the World war against Phil Pet ...... Chemical 50 .52 .Wont ,84th street and .seiznl her, critical on his removal to Cable Suggestions Is Loaded I wich Di.strict Women's S o c ie ty of lo be open nearly cvViy night and Austria ns a lieutenant-colonel he Pub Serv N J ...... 1 ,'nlitional .‘xieial show of the op­ vapors. .. traniUTU chest and The Valuable Premiums You Get for Y’our Green several afternoon.s a week In an ; (htv ...... •26 >2 2 8 ', ' when she refused to admit him Memorial hospital. Ip.-wieh. back like a warming poultice or j Christian Service, was a d^egate, later advanced to the rank of Radio ...... 15'., era opening, an(| raved about the Rehelw lo (iel effort to complete the work. It is ' Continental 1.3'j after a quarrel plaster... STMITtlKUEVme misery Stamps Make Shopping At These Stores Extra Profit­ and accompanied Mrs. ^ a u r icc Army corps eominandcr. Rem Rand ...... 48 50 advent of a native American op­ right away! Results delight even expected that the clerical staff of I ('orn Exchange era .star a rare bird In the jiollce line-up ye.sterday , .51(111 Ixist In \\ rf'ek able. Barrett of East Greenwich R. I. He' plunged into his fourth war ; Republic Steel ...... ! First National . 1675 1725 old friends of VapoRub. (lourl Martial the local companies can now go W eek’s 5 neat Ion F\i*iit Charles Young, l'2. in unemployed i TO GET a “VapoRub Massage" / when he was appointcil governor Rcy Tob B ...... i Guaranty Trust 295 305 , hoii.se painter and interior deco- Narrugan.setl. K. I, Dee. 6 Down With Sparkling back on a regular schedule. of Libya in 1929, with the mi."-jsion Sears Roebuck ...... ■ 13 .Shire then rise has been singing I with all its beneflts — massage The regular mee^g of the The new anti-tank company will i Irving Trust 11 I rntof who was arrested in the One man perished and three per­ VapoRub for 3 minutes on IM­ Townsend club wily be held this of reconquering the former Turk­ Shell nation ...... 15' . 17 'i .so stearlily in opera in New York. (Continued From Page One) . also have more time to get organ- ' Manhattan .... Philadelphia, rhleago, .San Kran- ca.se, denied that he set her afire, sons. ((icUiding K woman, were PORTANT RIB-AREA OP BACK evening al eight o'clock al the Y. ish province from the rebellious Rocony Vac ...... I Manufact Tru.st .37'.- 3 9 ', ! and said. "I wasn't home. When rescued hv the Coast -tluard after as well as throat and chest — , ized at the local armory. This lat- South Pac ...... ', • iseo. F.iirope anti .Sooth America spread a thick layer on chest, M.C.A, Plana be diacu.sscd for The refugees pictured Rumania e.st addition to modern warfare to natives. ‘ N Y Trust . . . . 109'2 1 1 2 I lame home I learneil alioiit it." storniy .se.a* Wedne.sday night Remained in Baekgroiind. South R w y...... 30 32 Hiat a ueek's vacation is an event cover with a warmed cloth. BE .^presentation /St the mafis mcet- as a land of continuing anarchy, the regiment under comniami of ' ; Public National He wa.s.charged with suspicion of broke up a low of three coal Values For Men and Eadogollo remained in the back­ Rtd Brands ...... 3 ', as meniornl)li' as finding a five-dol- SURE to use genuine, time-tested int; in riitnaytn. Sunday at three j Premier Antsigpscu. they said. Capt. Raymond Hagedorn, will ■’ 13'itle (lunrantee 2 ’, homicide. barges, l^vst wa.s Henry Reynolds VICKS VAPORUB. ground at the start of the Ethio- Rtd Oil <’a1 ...... 1490 1540 lar hill. •—r. ^ -- o'clock. I apparently was unable to recon- - commence working in the near fu- ' t’ S TruM of East Providence. jiian campaign in 19.36, but when Std Oil N J ...... She worked three months learn­ 1 file warring factions of the Guard, I ture and recruit.s will be inter- I Former .Mloslonrv Dll's The automobile inspection lane which exacted bloody revenge last Tex Corp ...... Same Day ing "Sam.son and Delilah " and .sang Viewed Tuesday night at the com- ‘' mu^ oI ^ will 01^ tomorrow morning on week for the slaying two years ago i Timken Roll Hear . it with the Teatro Colon Company In Buenos Aires this .summer with Kansas City, Dec. 6. -/P- Dr. Y ou n g M en. Ijyon ^d .stieet. oppo.sile the State of their founder, Comeliu Zelea ^ 'T s 'f o r irLMmpany. no changes ; Bad.^lm ^ into command Trans America ■ Tornngton, ...... 6 - (A ...... —!*i—Mrs, Marion D. Kiihank. 78. field repre- great flurTess. following her hus­ .AriMory. The lane will remain in Codreann. and had therefore deter­ He gained victory over the Union ^ ...... Carbide ; Joseph Skfpkan of this city gave •sentative of the .Northern Baptist mined to use the Army in ruling , in plans arc yet announced. 'I he Ethiopians and was rewarded w ith/Union Pac I birth to a daughter and her sister, band's adviee to "play Delilah .so h e r (4 ^ ^ m 5t^chestcr until January 2, next drill of the unit will be Mon­ Conference and a former mission­ How MANCHESTER Folks the nation. the title of Duke of Addis Ababa ' Unit Aircraft 'Mrs. Ernest Rose, gave birth to a that everybrsly In the . audience icrating daily from 8:00 a. ni. to day night witli a school scheduled ary in (.'hina, died la.st night. He and named viceroy of Ethiopia. Unit Corp ...... ' “ i son yesterday at the Charlotte- will wish he were Samson," \ ...... ,-.ROOS M 00 p, m. with the exception of i Ilea\y Troop Concentrations for .Sunday morning. However, waa a founder of thf« American- .Sumlaya and legal holidays ' The refugees said there were He was showered with honors up­ Unit Gas Imp ...... f Hungerford hospital. Her great ambition, beyond owned Shanghai University. more lim - will be available to U S Rubber . .,...... making a hit tonight, is hooked up j heavy troop concentrations in investigate apidications for dis­ on his return to Rome. play safe when buying home fuel Ill the Ethiopian canijiaign he U S Smelt ...... • • <>•' ■U'ith .something that's been on her ! strategic Rumanian cities. Buchar- charges made b>' the Guardsmen. Plan <'radii to .Vrgentlna ■ ; est dispatches reported the Army settleii an account that liad tr S Steel ...... tliessing table, beside the toy rnb- Make thii had called a large number of re- Hinkled in his memory .since 189t) Western Union ...... U t>it. for a year a pair of baby Washington, De<'. 6 -(JD—The gift one she/euly 0 fIU r/N C SA IUHDAY tv iH ING ^ O S f ! serves lo the colors. when, as a young officer of 25. Wc.st El and .Mfg ...... !''• shoes. Treasury and Kxport-Imiairt bank detirei —jt/ h opr Fragiiieiil Sociely Wool worth ...... 3 Germany', It was understood he witnessed the Italian army's "They re for my baby." ■ she announced yesterday they were ch eit w ill A. R. Wilkie Ijfinii'lialing defeat at Aduwa. Elec Bond and Share (Curb i ' alvay/!!xheriih. i here, was backing Antonescu ami says.” the one I'm going to have planning a 8100,000,000 credft to Hi Walker St. lei 8;t65 To Serve Turkey ' Badoglio was born in Piedmont in 1942. I'm ,not going give up Argentina. I reports said the German Army ai- province on Sfipt. 28, 1871. the son The .sergeant-major fish is 1 ready stationed in Rumanian oil ol a farmer. He wa.s nltractcil to named because of its stripe.s. lields was to lie-swelled by four Coventry Fragment Society members announce their, annual military life and attemled the mili­ i f : - ' new new divi.sions i about 60,000 tary academy al Turin, Italy’s Plaisteurized Milk Christmas sale and turkey supper I men. i Wc.st Point. 'I The fleeing Rumanians said at the Church Community house in North'. Coventry, Wednesday He IS maiTied and the father of 11th .\NMVKRS.\RY SpertsI tid-lift pr«- 1 hundreds of. persons had fled by one child, a daughter. ventt damaging and Cream 1 boat for Turkey, in addition to evening, December 11. Miss Esther I).\NCE AT Shop Saturday walla. N o objection- those swarming into Hungary Koehler who. is chairman of the ' ahlf prAjri'ttmit when 1 supper committee will be assisted ' Cil.v View Dance Hall tid ia open or cloac'd. From Selected f arma . Among tho.se awaiting permission Lomlon Believes NATIONALLY F E A T U R bv Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Storrs. Keeney St. — Sat., I)ec. 7 A. . 1 w Mrs, S'lephen Lovzim, Mrs. Ernest Badoglio * Sacked' BLUl ported, were .lulm.Maniu and Alex- Mrs. Franklin Orcutt. Mrs. Noisentakers! A ^ . 40c. 'Escapa To Fill Your Christmas London. Dec. — (/P( — London \ ____ N O W * 0 andcr Vaida-Voevod. former prem , Fred Miller, W ^ a m McKinney, A/nm. lers and Peasant party leaders.^ military Circles, today said that ONLY ^ t Walter Havens. Th'e dining • room the resignation of Marshal Pietro SHEABER* TAYLOR Bulgaria Closes Frontier | will be in charge of Mrs. Itwing List And Make Extra Everything her Badoglio as ItfvUsn chief of staff coiiM nOT.ijnijm 1 *'Tffen we're sure of U n ciu d ei Bulgaria closed her Rumanian . Loomis. _ . ccd«r chest W^bc. Big 48' had deprWed I la ly ^ f one of Its SATURDAY ONLY mu liiiiiuT-aiiut u w sm iXCLU SIVE lire. Modern^waterfill styl­ frontier last night in a move seen ; There will be booths for the'Sale most experienced commanders and I Hint 05i» ■ soaiu siaitiiii ■' getting America’s ing. Interior made with the SelfritiniItini ttream* here as apparently an effort to' of fancy articles and gift goods.- "one who apparently was not In i On the Same Showi Finest Hard Coal” Savings With UTIL-TRAY HEART^ aromatic red UnfH UTILTRAV. stem the tide of flying Rumanians , I'ome baked foods, home made sympathy with the military policy •‘.Mcxlrtin Spitfire cedar for^protection against Tiitt up for cattcr «r • aieni wic I V ^ B J candy, novelties and various oth- CIRCLE Out West’’ rtti to (hett. Full ,FOR and to b.4 A drawing on a blanket i HWITV people in thu locality moths. Exterior of hand- length. Lined bottom. Tplay oate when baying (uel. They matched, richly figured, Wilson Brothers explainedA there that Bulgaria had i®"**j “ luncheon set will take O place ' , . 1- NOW PLAYING •Ihrayi order *blae coa1\ They know Oriefntalwood, Claro Crotch Faultless decided the entire number of , j^nderson, president of the aotiety, i in.Ill' <■ V ■ i: k iU Blue color ii the trade mark of and American Striped Wal­ NoBelt Amerira’a fine*! anthracite. nut veneers. And it has the ! emigres allowed to enter southern other members will be on hand FRED E. Silk Pajama.8 , ■! 'ill i ll! J . . ' 1 STATE exclusive Root UTIL- ; Dotruja under the agreement, by , different departments. ' .4nlArac>(e is the perfect home TRAY. Featured at this Black, areen and ; which that area went lo Bulgaria m L No forced draft is needed lo ' h ' R^i: vary special price! Vale blue with i from Rumania had crossed the WERNER SUNDAY - MONDAY l»rn it. It borni steadily, evenly, UTIL TRAV fill Double in red piping and Y ou couldn’t choose a more the ltd. M ay be lifted I border. j\Iorgaii Loses TYRONE POW’ER in completely with only a mild na­ M OTN INSUff ANCf out readily whenever W 'In e vrith Mack tural draft. Practically all of Its ROtICr fNCiUOfO (Southern Dobrtija was ceded to “THE MARK OF JiORO” acceptable Gif t for any manl you wieb. . piping. $ 5 .00 Bulgaria in an Axis-dictated set- (loiirt Bailie Teacher o f heat goet lo your rooms-Iiltle is / ! tlement last September. Plus: “ Klondi*. Plays Cupid” wasted up the rhimnry. \ (The Turkish radio at Ankara Piano So always burn anihrscite. And KELLER’S ; said last night "it la Indicated" (Continued from Page One) lo get the best, order *blne eotl’— Green Stamps STUDIO: ARROW MEN’S WEAR 1 that Germany has promised to re- that rich Pennsylvsnia anihrscite 887 Main Street i turn to Rumania some of the ter- acy." Previously the tall, gray-hair- 152 WKSl CENTER ST. LOCKWOOD mined by the Glen Alden Coal Co. ; ritory she has lost recently. This i cd educator had been at odds with Or AT HOMES OF PUPILS Il Is rarefnITy prepared and in- ‘bine coal’ Heat Regnlalor. You art ! was taken as apparently a refer- fellow-members of the TVA board, Telephone S.TW ■peeled—and bborotory letled for the Thermostat (upitairt) at the tern- i Given With Cash Sales Morley Stripe Ensemble ence to southern Dobruja.) !. Morgan filed auit against the Harrison parity and iraiform siring. perature yon want and forget it. With | MAIN fTNIlT j TVA and Board Members Har- ***” - Thru Wed.I ' 4,’ Automatte Heat tcith this am.szing device, and with ‘blno ------^------I court A. Morgan and David E. Anthracite coal' in yonr fnmaee, you get even, ^ Her«’a the 4 atar gift that will make Xm as Lllienthal, charging that his oust­ hejlihfal. trouble-free heat, day and , All Day SATURDA Y er was illegal and void and "couljl Now yon can enjoy automalie night, lor only 118.95 (pIna small in- memorable for any man. -{r His favorita be accomplished only by concur­ PLUS! ■eat with anthracite by insulling a stallalion charge). ahirt, the Arrow, in the grand new, Morley TEXACO CRYSTALITE ESSO rent action of the Senate and Don “ Red” Barry in Stripe pattern, >2. ■ir A handsomely-mated BINGO BINGO House'of Rcpresentatlvea." PURLIG ORANGE HALL — TOMORROW NIGHT! District Judge George C. Tay­ ArroV Tie that stays wrinkle-free, 91. lor of Knoxville, Tenn., dismissed SETBACK *Th« T u lsa Finely made real leather bags in the shapes and styles RANGE OIL F U E L O IL 20 G am ea...... aa*aaaaaaeeseeeeaaaa>aeee< 25C THE W . G. OLENNET CO. )fr Shorts, with a aeamlesa seat, M me pattena I the action, on Aug. 25, 1939. be- of today . . . in black and brown. Phone 4149 7 Special Gamefl . . . la •...... 5c per ffame caOise of its "failure to state a PARTY K id ’ aa the ahirt, 6St. -ir A Handkercbief that Special Prizea: Orders Valued Al {.VOO. claim upon which relief can be tlHOUSe^SON harmonizes perfectly with ahirt and tie, 99«. OPEN FOR DELIVERY 24 HOURS! TEl.. 8500 NEW LEGION HOME $2'25 to $3.00 each 3 Free Gaines! Sweepstake Game! granted." Ep. No. 5, “Junior O-.Mcn’.’ INC. A Morley Stripe ensemble ia the amartaag Reached at Yellow Springs. Dr. Leonard St„ Manchester First Door Prize; Order for S5.00. Morgan said he was "not prepar­ THE STORE OF QUALITY gift today! Four colors to choose fn ed at thia time ” to say whether he Tonight at 8:13 NOW: MORIARTY BROTHERS Second Door Prize: Order for S2 50. CN)LOKWARE TO LADIES! co a T would appeal to the United States 4 1 Oc each, 3 for kSc. DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. Amterica’s FituM Anthracite A.U POOTWeAR PITTeP — X-kAV eQUIPMBMT 801-315 CENTER STREET AT BROAD STREET Estra Cards; Supreme court. 3 Cash Prizes “HOWARDS OF VIRGINI.A" Special l!ard«' 5c each or 3 for 10c. “PEPPERS OUT WEST” Jetwiers Stationers Opticians ”’I shall have to consult my at- i ___ Admiasion 25c. >

■■ - . i * MAmjneoiCll KVCMMG HERALD, MANCHE»IEK c o n n ., KKIOAY, UKUEMBEK », lyio PAGE P n | I| HF.nA• n . M ANciiES FEII. COVN riuL.--1 . c. m o for allegedly refusing to testify be­ FOUR Teachers Facing suprent^xcotf^proceedings against uses” colleges In ths city D#cemher 18 and will continue Slate Concerns New Devices fore a Legislative Committee In­ 23 teachers and two clerks, 21 of "sounding boards for its Mitl' working through to Doc. 26. The Keep Ready for Quick Recreation vestigating subversive movements whom are employed at Brooklyn ties.” Postal Income temporary carrier# will begin work Contempt C^liargc in public school# and colleges. Colllege. Dec. 19 #nd will close their labor# Given Contracts Local Aliens • It'S NEW— FOR CHRISTMAS Aid Defense As the committee adjourned Dr. Harry D. Gideonse, president Man’s brain eonatltutas al }urt System Chotiges on Due. 26. . . .u . Center Hems until next month after a three-day of that Institution, which has 14,- To Top Record Postmaster Qulsh stated that / ' one-flftlath of this total weight, Action Army’s Slogan New York, Dec. 6—OP)—Twen­ public hearing, it authorized its 000 students, teatifled that ths the average, according to adafh: Rush to Sign th# clerks and carriers will have Washington. Dec. 6— The Today: ty-five present or former members counsel Wednesday to begin state Communist party "deliberately tlflc flndlnga. y j To Come Before Solona For Aunt Sophie the holiday off duty to spend with award of the following coijtrscUs Machine Tool Produc­ 6-9, Junior boys game room i their famines and only special de­ racka to bs completed for the full of New York city's school system Reedtpts Over $100,000 to Connecticut companies was an­ Eurneat EagemcM tion in America Don- open E. B. and W. S. ^SlfWNCnCMSgMWnCCiMWMSKMWWBCBUKBfWMUHMaMHBg More Have Registered livery parcel post matter and let- force' of a million and a half men 6- 7, Bmall gym ppen for hand­faced gontempt proecedlngs today For Aimt Sapkki * nounced toJlsy by th* War De­ ^ ‘ . a /n 'Ttia 1641 blv b« adopted by the H oum and By W. H> WUaoB Mark for Firsl Time tera and periahablca will be de­ M e n Apparent to be under arms by next June. bleil in Year o f War. ball E. 8. Senate and sent to the voters for Since Monday Than in »»"».!..«. ><•' livered on Christmas Day. partment: Though they are being delivered 7- 8, Small gym open for boxing V ratifloatlon. The General Asiam- Indicateil Up to Dale. Money Orders Barometer month. wtU be called upon to Have you • an flunt qit your Associated Spring C or^rat on. Civilian Observers on in Increasing numbers, late model Cleveland, Dec. 6.—(4P)—Swift E. 8. ■ bly alone now appoints minor Over a Month. Postmaster Qulsh bnses his be­ 6- 7, P. A. C. girls basketball 4lar many changes in Con- Christmas Hat who seems to have Wallace Bsnics Company Division, Aerial Tour. tanks, newest-type artillery, planes development of many new gadgeta court Judges, those chiefly af Postmaster Thoma# J. Qulsh of lief of s record, holiday business Bristol. Conn., springs. $3jWHi. and other arms were noticeably In­ practice E. 8. ■eucut'a court system. fected by the amendment, which More aliens have registered In everything ? for uee In military work Is as 7- 8, P. A. C. boys basketball •Mimorti by the Judicial and leg- Perhaps she would like the new the Manchester postoffice antlcl- on ths greatly increased , money K B. Noble Company. Hartford. sufficient for some units. The two striking as the Increase In speed YOU CAN waa proposed by the 1939 House. the local Alien RegiatraUon Bur­ sandwich markers. Intriguing lit­ patea that receipt# for 1940 from order business at the local office, Conn. Diesel engine generator seta, (Rdllor's Note: How nearly armored divisions, to be reinforc­ practice E. 8. 'atlva Councils, submitted to 2. "ntat Jurisdiction of Common of production, The National Ma­ 7- 8, Women’s plunge period E. eau in the postoffiee building aince yhlch has always been s baro­ $6,368.2,5, ready Is our Army to step In­ ed shortly by two others, possess novemor Baldwin yesterday, rec- pTeas courts in civil cases be in­ tle wooden flgurea mounted on Maneheatera’ postoffiee# will ex­ chine Tool Builders' Association 8. GO FAR Monday of this week than since meter for the huslnec.s of the R. Wallace and Sons to any rrisie whirh might arise only about 75 per cent of full ; M e n d e d adoption of a wide ya- creased from »500 to $2000 to re­ long pine and carved to resemble ceed $100,000 for the first time In reported today. 8- 10, Manchester Green basket­ Christmas period. The postal Hiring Company, " on this continent r In this see- equipment despite their offlcero’ Tell Bema, general manager of j IS S y o t measures affecting the lieve congestion in the Superior the middle of last October, Post a ham. chicken, cow. etc. Stuck th« t«nqi;» history,. lAst year ond of n series o'f three artl- ball game E. 8. WITH FIVI ' aturts. among them proposals for money order business for the year Conn. 300.000 n‘ckel sliver tea­ assertion of present readiness. the asooclatlon, said a survey of courU, and that uniform criminal master Tliomas J. Qulsh, alien gayly on top of a pile of sand­ whan December' ahowed a $13.- rles, Edward E. Bomar tells of 7-10, Bowling alleys open E. 8. •SUmatorlal nomination «>* "In w is far in advance of last year's spoons, $20,100; 300,000 table­ 115 companies revealed that “ with­ Jurisdiction over offenses punish­ registration officer for Manchester wiches. they UU the world what’# 05S.18 bualneas for an all-time rec­ record, indicating that Christmas tiu signs of readiness—or iin- Heven Years’ Task In Two 7-10, Bowling alleys reserved for d o l l a r s i S u rt Judges and for uniform Inside. No peeking 1# needed. ord, the receipt# for the year were spoons, $29,700. in one year from the day England able by up to a year in jail be stated today. business will exceed Hint of last Intornationnl Sliver Company. rradlneso—he saw In an aerial General Collins, the Second DlvK Burr Nursery group W. 8. - atate-wide administration of Ju- Thirty-two aliens were register­ If you need an extra inexpen­ $95,014.69. The office was on No­ trip to key Army posla.^ and Germany went to war the "agnlle matters within the ^rame- established. year by s good margin. Meriden. Conn.. 200,000 table Sinn commander, said the United United States had doubled Its pro­ ed there yesterday and 28 were in­ sive novelty, don't overlook the vember 30 $5,208.65 ahead of The temporary clerks, carriers m rk of existing local courts, a ^ 3. That an assembly of probate knives $37,200. .States was undertaking to do In duction and la now turning out terviewed hnd fingerprinted on SItce-ette. Thia la merely a plcnle- 1939's eleven months record and and parcel post delivery men this Parke, Davis and Company. By Edward E. Bomar a state-administered probation judges be formed to meet regularly with only a normal business credit­ two years what required seven for machine tools In well over twice Ask to see our high-style, , and establish uniform rulea of Tuesday. style paper plate, with a wire, year are nearly all college hoys Lrldgeport, Conn., surgical dress­ Washington. Doc. 6—i/P) —The German, and warned of peril that British Need The last minute rush of aliens to clean and flexible, atrung up Beanty mapart trav#l case. ed to the current month, the re­ the volume of a year ago. lightweight models *^ln*s'ddltlon. more work was in practice, and that guardians be ap­ who will be at homo for the holi­ ings $7,140. Army's rn'essures to keep ready the country might become Im­ "Practically all machine tool register was not unexpected by the through the center. ceipts will top $100,000 by s good days well in advance of the Christ­ store for the leglslatorr. as a result pointed to protect the interest of service vTorkers ns earlier in the msrgln, he said. for quick action in the midst of a patient with apparently alow pro­ production now Is destined direct­ Smart girls make a SS bill go You place the cake on the plate, mas rush period. iJist year many gress at the outset liecaiise of un^ American Aid t£ a study of the state s minors In probate proceedings. season, since registrations began Preparation# have been made . hurried fourfold expansion, to­ ly or Indirectly for the defense of places — in ENNA JETTICKH! CViunrll regea Changes flrat pulling the wire to the edge. oider men applied for work but familiarity with the magnitude of tural services by the Agriculture on September 27. ao few aliens re­ Then when you get to the picnic, for handling the town’s heaviest gether with the eager earnestness this country or England.” Committee of the 1939 General Aside from its proposals on ported daily at the bureau that a due to improved conditions, few Ilf tht men themselves, impressed the undertaking. W e’ve a delectable choice of you pull the wire up for the ftrit postal busliwss during the next of these have made application for Far more is Involved than a pro­ Assembly. The committee s re­ juvenile cases and probation, the part-time .schedule was maintained few weeks. Postmaster Qulsh stat­ ''ivilian observers who made an Everywhere, officers and men duction Job, Berns said, for the Labor leader Asserts smart, lightweight mddels in principal recommendation# of the cut and then down for each euc- extra work. A total of 45 applica­ who professed to accept long hours, sort is not compiated, but in­ after the first few weeks. ceaaive cut. When the cake la all ed this morning that he intends to .serial tour of major posts In the making of planes, guns, tanks, luscious Fall shades. A feast formed sources said it would rec­ legislative Council, composed of tions have been received hut only south and west. discomforts and hardships as an Eiiglisb Are Trying to Closes on Dee. 2B gone' tosi the plate away and call In 30 extra helpers, including .30 men will he employed, and will Zipser Club shells and the thousand and one for your ryes —^ a treat for ommend continuance of the sey- the governor and the majority and Registration of aliens closes on 18 temporary foot carriers for the Two newly-created armored di­ ln.separat)le, part of Army life re­ items of modern warfare taxes and Help .Selves First. minority leaders of both Houses there's no sharp knife to bother be taken in the order of their ap- visions of tanks, concentrated re­ ported that enthusiasm and’ ab­ your feet — a lioon to your sral independent .state Dec. 26 and those not registering office’s 16 city routes, one RKD nlicatlon. Several of the prospects MONTH I. Y MRETYNG brings out the ingenuity of engi­ tural agencies, with or submitting to fingerprinting be­ bringing home. helper and ten sub clerks for the spectively at Fort Knox, Ky., and sence of grumbling were gencnil neers. were: . . . Anyone's aunt will like the new for work made application last Kan.xas City, Dec. 6. /I*) Sir ment of a policy-making body to 1. Abolish the Fairfield and fore that time are liable for a fine main office and station A^ SUN.. DEC. 8. 3 P. M. Fort Bcnning, Ga., were prepared aside from the grousing which the Survey Reveals .Advanrements ‘ 5 . 0 * 6 Sr^Je ?hem Oovernor-Kiect H.tr- Windham county juvenile courts. of $1,000 and six months in Jail. drlplcsa candles that have an aa- More Trucks “ summer. by Oct. 1 to "give *' good account soldier trnditinnally considers an Waiter Citrine, lymdon, secretary tonlahlng resemblance to real or­ The survey revealed develop­ OTHER STYLO Jsy has advocated consolidation of 2. Require all probate judges to Local alien invalid eslla have Tn addition the postoffiee wtil CLUBHOUSE of themselves” in war despite their inalienable right. ment of such advancements as of the British Trades Union Con­ anges, lemon#, pine cone# and Von Maekensen In lUst Year SIZES I TO 12 the agricultural services. file annual reports, including flnsn- nearly all been completed and the, add two trucks to Ipst year's de­ lack of full equipment, newsmen A t Fort Sam Houston, Texas, these: gress, told an audience la.xt night Maine Recommendations local office requests that all other rosebuds. They bum for about Brainard Place were told by top-ranking officers. KAAA ^O lit riatl accounting.", with the chief livery routes, using thia year Berlin. Dec. 6 Snowy-balr- diminutive General Collina stood An entirely new lathe for simul­ the English are having a hard The judicial Councirs report aliens who arc Invalided to their .60 houre and give off a delicate three 2-ton trucks, the two gT) At San Antonio, Texas, MaJ. unflinching In a drenching rain, as justice of the Supreme Court of ed Field Marshal Gen. August von All Members Urged taneous turning and boring of anti- time of it, but not such as to made these major recommenda- homes report by letter to Post-' odor appropriate to their shape. Orange-ihaped riBe eea# rennrient trucks and three private Gen. James L, Collins reported did several hundred of his men, in aircraft guns. ^ Errors. Maekensen, Germany’s oldest mill- that the streamlined second divi­ “ make us say in the near future, Enlarge the legislative Coun­ master Qulsh, giving the necessary There is also a floating candle candle. candle. cars. To Attend! staging a spectacular demonstra­ A double-end lathe for turning address and 'acts. for her flower bowl, made to re­ tnrv figure, rounded his 01 si year sion of infantry and artillery which 'We’ve had enough of this' war. ^*1 That a proi)oscd constitution­ cil's membership from five to 12 The substitute clerks and par­ tion of an attack by an infantry propeller shafts. W O ODBURY 1 al amendment for giihematorial Aliens not registered at the close semble water llliea. Very inex­ today. he commands had been keyed by Sir Walter said .50,000 of the and change its composition to pro­ pocket for toothbrush, washcloth, rel post helpers will begin work battalion supported by artillery Many new machines for work on MEN'S SET nomination of all ludgcs of the registration perio don Doc. pensive. these come with or with­ an alert system to take the road and mortar fire. richest persons in England have a vide a "more representative" etc., and beneath la ample apace shells, such as nose-turning, total yearly income of $900,000,000 Si JO Value those of the probate cmiits and 26, cannot thereafter register in out holders. in three hours If need be. S PlK* S« group. for sleeping lingerie and slippers. Others I.CSS Well I'repareil Young Officers Kit In Deluge grooving, banding, fuse-facing, and that the government takes their appointment by the assem- Manchester. If she is ill she will find great At Fort Benning, Ga., 400 youth­ tapping. drillliTg and thread-mill­ Postmaster Qulsh hopes that all comfort in a new device called Smart hostessea will find good Eight other regular Army divi­ $800,000,000 of this in taxes, /fX'tii. use for the new carved wooden sions of the same type were ad­ ful reserve officers attending the ing. "W e are trying to help our- aliens will have registered here "Nek-Es." Thia, is a pillow ahaped Infantry School sat uncomplain­ lief, ignorance, or dream, because , before the postouicepostoffice enters theme anan- nerving accessories. Each piece la mittedly less w ell. prepared. One ixcwNew gesriiiKgearing .u.for upiixs,optical insx.u-instrii- before a.sking help of you.” GIFTS FOR HER ®GIFTS THAT PLEASE'* GIFTS FOR HIM to fit around the neck to give sup­ ingly In uncovered stands during a ments used in gunfire control, ! r, i j Life Is God, and hence Is continii-1 holiday mailing rush period, carefully hand carved from solid of these, the Fourth division at port to a tired head. Just the I Christmas Suggestions— » similar deluge while various wea­ searchlights, etc.etc _ Speed ITime .Necessity Foil* Jouir Dusting Peter V. Ross oiisly glorious and Immune from j ------Amaron mahogany in the shape of Fort Bennlng, is to be motorized "The Nazis know," he asserted, Tardier Shavn Lolioa 6 5 ^ disease. But he is prone to niiltify 1 thing for long rides in an auto­ completely, but lacks much of the pons were demonstrated succesr Machine for rhaklng machine Powdsr 5 9 ^ Detecto Bath Scale l r o « » l ® « mobile or on the train. various kind of leaves. . sively. Then they slogged through gun belts and cartridge clips.' "that once the economy of the in some measure his hernle T . v B a i l C I U C t The pieces are finished with a : motor equipment to enable its 11,- Hoir BrushM from 29/ If she travels, she would like red mud to a hilly area where the A forging machine, not available United .States is put on a war­ $300 Gives Lecture heartening declaration by elainv $ a x s r t t t special lacquer Impervious to | 000 officers and men to speed for­ Sholimar Cologns La Cross Manicure Kit 9^90 the new Barbara Gould Beauty Engagement Ring Bridal Ensemble arms were employed in a mimic in the last war. for making high time ba.sis, the days of the Nazi ing the belief or dream as his stains from’ foods and liquors. As i ward in the wake of the armored Lavender Shave Bowl 9 4 / Passport Travel Cane. It cornea force. b.attle like that at Fort Sam Hous- explosive ^ shell and bomb forgings. regime are numbered. Therefore, Old Colonial Spies own, when in fart it is not The \t lli«j;hlaiM l Pxirk fruit bowl, salad bowl,, sandwich ! ton. N it is a matter of moment to Ger­ Kinneys Early American Talcum 5 0 ^ in red crocodile and black alliga­ Readiness for action waa claim­ Bath Salts Speaks xOirislian I dream and the dreamer are one. server, hors d'oeuvres server, etc., ' "V'ou couldn't cxpiTt a war to be N many to end the war quickly. The Tardier Invisible R iis t iiip ll the disease and the .iisoasfd are tor grain, with Interior lined with ed likewise for the sm.all First Steer Brings $8.80 Pound 903 Main St, Weldon fildg. mn. It IS i .Mrs. Martin S. Engwall, a Bap- a lush shade of pink washable they add new glamor to any table. Cavalry division at Fort Blisa, called off on account of rain like primany need Is the realization by Cappi Bath Powder Apple-Blossom Cologne 9 S ^ Talcum 8 5 / aScience c ie iiir r «< ^ j,r,t nian Corkwood serc'ing trays have a • a ball game,” Joked a rerenl grad­ ... 1 thi> illusion’s tist missionary, will bo the guest i material. It has removable tray Texas, composed of both truck- fhiicago, Dec. 6 i.4*i —"Sargo,” th'e American people of the neces­ wide variety of ii.ses They are ■ uate of a college Reserve Officers sity for .speed" Memorial, Harllord. the speaker at the annual Mother and fitted with all conceivable beauty transported hiirsi- troopers ami s 1,060-pound Hereford owned by IS. light, tough, heat resi.stant, wash- C Training Corps unit. Many live in Britain, he said, needs long dis­ illusion It as .les • ; Daughter Banquet tomorrow eve­ accesBorlea. At back is a shirred ormored .scout cars. Evelyn Asay, 19. of Mt. Carroll, 111., cording to Moffatt’s translation, a ning” at 6:30 at the Highland Park able, nolsele.s.s and inexpensive. ■ automobile trailers outside the tance bombers tn cripple Italian ‘‘Man la ih# indisputable wljtiesa ‘liar and the father of lies ’ " The General HeadqUHiteis Air reservation, lacking quarters on sold at $3.30 a pound yesterday as VISIT CARROLL'S KIDDIE SHOP TOMORROW Communit yclubhouse. too. 11 grand champion steer of the 41st production. to the presence of Life." said Peter Ills Presetice Force follows Navy precedent in the crowded post. THE MOST COMPLETE CHILDREN’.S STORE IN MANCHESTER! V. Ross. C. S. B., of San Francisco, Mrs, Fverett Keith will be the Coffee lovers will appreciate | undertaking to be prepared to International Livestock Exposi­ Speaking of the availability of toaatmlstress. Mrs. Charles Crock­ At Uandolph' Field, intermedi­ In X lecture on Christian Science one oi the new fully automatic | y move on short notice, although at tion. The price was approximate­ divine Intenigence. the speaker ett will speak for the mothers and glass coffee makers. It has the . U ate instruction of flying cadets, al­ Favor World Calendar given Thursday evening at Horace % present it i.s a mere nucleus of the ready telescoped into ten weeks, ly two and onr-half times as high pWeeded: "When Moses was en- ’ Mi.ss Svlvia Keith for the daiigh- same Pyrex glass bowls, visible y In fuiit" BiintiiijfK For “ Buildv’ Girls’ Housecoats Bushnell Memorial H.all. Hartford. j ■ aerial striking force contemplated has been further, reduced to nine. ; as last year's winner brought. Atlantic City, N. J.. Dee. 6 '.45 gaWd■ ' 'in the giant enterpriseenterpr^e of ; ...... Fnf^vall's...... subject will be operation and ease of making ^ || Mr, Ross, a member of The s year nr more hence. When flying time is lost because of The Methodist Council of Bish­ leainngleading hisids people from Egypt I '-i Am Only A Woman." , Christian Science Board of Lec­ found in present glass coffee mak- y In Promlnary Stage weather, it must be made up at • Named To Washington Post ops has approved a pi'oposal to es- tureship of The Mother (.^urch. through the desert up to the gates a delicious turkey dinner will I era, with the added advantage | ^ of the froniised l.and, he at times 1 be served and a cordial invitation For the Army as a whole, how­ night, on Sundays or any other _ , „ . i tabilsh a world calendar on which The First Church of.j, Christ. that vou don't have to keep watch ; w nttraetlve Engagement Ring, ivlth An affraetlve EnscniWe, with a thire- available opportunity. ^-^ypt. ® ! all “ roving " holidays would occur wavered. He doubted his rapacity j is extended to all mothers and An illiini'ind Engagement Ring, designed to ever, thousands of acros of tent* Bclentist, in Boston, spoke under on it.' I 5 a large sire, lull cut center diar.ioml. and partly-completed wooden bar­ No Complaint from Cadets government announced yesterday ^ and, all for the undertaking. Then came to daughters in the community, also The water is turned off auto- nialrli the W.-ddIng Ring. Both rings— the auspices of First and Second him the word from God. 'My pre.s-1 wives and daughters of Case ; 5 at the rlsht priee . . . racks, and the sight everywhere of There is no complaint from the lA ' appointment of Anls Azer to ! .,1- holidavs would fall on the Churches of Christ, Scientist, of matically at Just the right mo- S white or yellow gold cadets. When one is discharged as | newly created post of commer- . ^3^,^ (jgy vseek eabh vear. enc/shall go \ with thee.' How I Brothers employees, men drilling and crowding cla.ss- Hartford. ment and la kept at an even tern- ) S an unpromising military flier, he cial counsellor of •*'*the Egyptian • miny times haVc you, when faced j —• rooms, attested that mobilization legation at Washington. "It is through man. Mr. Rom .perature, eventhough the coffee a o f the nation's land forces was in is likely to burst into tears of dis­ continued, "that everlasting Life with sudden danger, acted with ^ -. « « || may not be served for hours aft- J appointment. I’ s'S Tribute To Greeks la made manifest. Man therefore ■presence of mind’ x You did what l l O l l O l * I x O l l • 3 9 . 5 0 E a s y Term s a preliminary stage General Collins, among other Three <3iildren Die In Mre ------erward. A magnetic switch mech- ' J Under War Department sche­ cannot do otherwise than feel the unseen intelligence rtlrcrted you to j i anlsm is the .■-.ecrct. It makes from | commanders, said he had no ------1 I,ondon. Dec. 6 iJ’i - A tribute w * do. So imminent waA the danger , dules, which officers contendeil -constant exuberance of life. Real­ \ l B o l l o u S l ' l i o o l Sandwich markers . . . no peeking 1 two to eight cups. doubts of the fighting spirit of the Pittsburgh, Dec. 6—ifl*. -Three , to the "extraordinary valor” of ly then ha cannot know Buffering that you had no lim e 'tocinsidcr ; were generally being maintatneil. it soldiers and junior officers. The ! children of John ComelLson. 31- the Greeks who had given the AI- becaii.*e Life can brook nn opposi­ or to argue. You acted, without j ____ _ ■will be February before the Na­ high command’s principal concern I year-old petty officer in the Navy ! lied cause its "first major land doubt or hesitation, upon the dl-^ children having perfect attend- tional Guard is mobilized complete­ ' recruiting station here, perished ' victory " was paid in .Southampton 98c to $1.98 tion. The functlona of Life cannot which will have charge of the phy­ is developing teamwork among the be silenced or slowed down. They vlne impulse, and did the thing or. anee . . .th" North „Bolton . . . — school—.— , | ly for a year's training and service. bigger units—regiments, divisions, ! yesterday In a fire that swept | yesterday by Herbert Morrison. (U anratioH ^ 98c and $1.98 took the course which brought you Pkii to Create sical, political and preliminary mil­ Not until March arc sufficient bar- and corps, he reported. I their home in the Garfield section. ' home secretarv. are in perpetual and unlabored for the month of November was itary training of boys and young INTERPRET OUR Kvmoml operation even to the uttermost into safety. as follows: Ernest R. Andrews, "Every man who sccompUshca men. SINCEREST FEELINQS OF YI'ash Dresses, recesses of real being. One who Elvlo V. Cod.i, Ann L. Eblbkson, ‘Youth Front’ The whole government attend­ Bluiikcl* 98. mediates on those truths, reasons anything worth mentioning in en­ Michele .1. Giglio, Joseph Haley. ed thn rfieeting, considered the RESPECT WE HARBOUR... ‘ 'O' Sizes 2-10 them out. and assimilates them, gineering, in hiislncss. in govern­ Herald L, Lee Jr., Carolyn M. mos'' important in years. fAND STILL THE 1 All Wool will gradually prove the Christian ment. in scholar.ship, in religion, .Morris, Alan E. Rogers. Beth Af. Madrid, Spain, Dec. 6 — — 98c and $1.98 The syndical law will organize ^ £ . 6 . r y /c > s E ICOST IS U>w/i Sweaters 98c Corduroy: Science proposition that disease is learns to lean on the everpresent Bickford. Velia L. Coda, Robert A. The Central Council of the Fal- the country's entire ijroductive life belief; mesmerism, appearance. Mind. He looks to Mind and re­ Flink. Patricia E. Griswold. Ruth lange met here today to promul­ in syndicates of regfonal and ns- If you're loo bu.'iy to come in Overalls . , Bathrobes .... 98c Ignorance as distinguished from ceives the understanding requisite I. Hiclri.ng. Marion A. Miller, Bar­ tionsl scope. The detalli, of the for solving tlie problem confront- , bara J. Nichols, Kenneth J. Skin- gate the national syndical li w and r ^ / / / to make a selection of flowers, Angora Boitiicls actuality. create a national "youth front” plan are yet to be made public. All Wool Isobitlon of Slrkness ing him. He receives from Mind .; nor. call us up — we'll do it for you .. ,98c to $1,98 Jackets , , , ‘ Referring tn the healing of dis­ the liberating thoughts which en-1 at no extra chariie . . and not Sweaters able him to conduct his business j ease. Mr. Rosa said: "Christian only that, but we will deliver P.)lo .Shirts Science declines to confuse evil and successfully, to build the bridge or 98c and $1.98 disease with true being. It refuses tunnel sssigned to him, or to di­ them promptly. Mitten* to 98c to Identify them with the indivi­ rect the ship of state through \ Hat and ('oat Sets Parka Hooils .39c up dual. However intimately or dis­ troubled waters. KCiinsEiMn... astrously disease may have ap­ "Christian Science came into the 4 ^ Higlichairs .$5,98 up Sizes 2-7 world through Mary Baker Eddy," -C, peared to fasten itself upbn a per­ Mor« thon 90 ycort «*• % Hat and Muff Sets son, actimllv it has failed utterly Mr. Ross pointed out. "She i.s its i\ Krause ptfirnctf In fn« wutch $3.98 98c and $1.98 to reach his true selfhoofi. A cor­ recognized Discoverer and Found­ !\Ia|»le l*lay Pens poreal mortal, to whom oickness er. Her leading book, which con­ making fTiok#$ poifibln 6REENH0USES may claim to attach itself, l.s a tains the full teachings of Chris­ nutitandinq Regularl.v $5.98! Boys’ Jersey Suits 98c Snow Suits . . . $5.98 mistaken concept of man; for man tian Science. i.s 'Science and volurt 621 Hartford Road $ t , 4 9 2-Piec# ' S Pieces. Sizes 4 to 10. Is spiritual, without a suggestion Health with Key to tire Scrip- < o f materiality or mort.ality. No lurc.s.' No one in her day. Indeed no one since Christ Jesus', iras ex­ Phone 3700 PjWWIWlWMKWMWWIWMMWWIWWIWlWMIMMIIHIHWWWIWIVmiWIWSSWnSWMIWMMSSWnSW: other conclii'sion c.an ha reached erted more influence in the world when it is remembered that God i - nn infliicnee which gathers mo­ AND HERE’S WHAT WE ANSWERED.. 1s Spirit, mentum as the years roll by." "A person who with divine-help Isolates any m.alady takes a dc- 5 i clelvc step tow.ard undermining and extingui.shing it. He will not Chri§tnias Sale aik how the ailment has come It’ s not hard to claim sensation^ about nr whv It has taken hold of At Quarryville tiro vnlues, hut when you really pfly . him. Rather' will he challenge its measure dollar for dollar and mil* " claim to presence or existence. He for mile, that's where the II. S. will face mortal mind, which would Royal De Luxe prose# itself to bo For tf/sfanf Dan foru/^srt you donY For^ruff and foist the deception upon him, and The Ladies Society of the Quar­ America's outstanding tire value. flS % deny its insinuations with the ryville church will have a Pot Luck t¥hoV net/or nrr/fe kfioa/what to brintf yrampy Cfnc/e /ke, tnith.~^And the truth is that there supper and Christmas sale on Tuesday, Decenjber 10 from 5:30 to la only one Mind. God, and one real 7 o'clock. Mrs. May Chn-stensen is ease your To Someone iVho somehow^ consciousness.' a consrlojisnesa in charge of the meal, and Mrs. “^hlch is aware of no evil or dis­ Charles T. E. Willct will see to the LilUE tress. Therefore mortal mind, with *whatyo-^/t^-him**phyhf.wnur-ru-ifirw-nim pnynr... who f,ashas ei/tty/hmtfeytryfhmq.. . ftei/ernet/er Seems^eoms foYo ///ke//ke tickets and decorations. QYAl its arguments of Buffering and Mrs. William Perrett and Mr.s. sickness, is powerless in its pre­ Stanlev Nichols will have ch.arge m years since krsfyou me/h/mO findA//Ycho/ce seems rush. „ TheChrishnasy/T/youqd/i/m tensions— indeed is non-existent, of the'sale o f’ fajrcy work and oth­ having no part In the universe of er Christmas goods. eternal Life In which we have our I. Greater Protection Against BUneouts! Every being.ng. The human body, scichtisu? * rtCXS StOfriB® 3ttW cord “ lafcly-hondeil," every ply a safety plyl ‘It is not difficult for the per.snn say, is susceptible to 1600 dif/er- 3 . Greater Protection ,4gainst Skids! Famous to ace and declare that the mal.ady I ent .diseases and silihenLs. com- “ Brako-Action” tread with 2500 extra gripping which tries to disturb him is be- moncst of which is the cold. edge# ooatrols akids. stops you quicker, safer, fifiy r v Sheaffer and Waterman Pens, Pencils, straighter. 3 . Groater Protection Against Wear! Tempered WATCHES Sets and Desk Sets. Rubber tread, deeper non-skid design give you up r Hamilton, El^in, Waltham, to Sa# more non-skid miles! — c t n is Large Selection Gents’ Leather Billfolds Battery OK for Winter ? ? Biilova and Banner ’ vo* a*” *' United States Tkes ora geod tke$ Diamond Rings ...... $25.00 and up New Life For Your Battery— ^ 9 D IY W » “ ujtii^Ly $10.00 up While You Wait — Only...... V A> aV/Vf •" i/.l b»«"' Fr—I . Other Stone Set and Signet Rings iXPIlT ADVKi I.argest Selection o f W atches Do You Know That With Our - r d . k - ” * sWl***’ „ h»«* Without «o«t ov Fostoria Glass thW " J ,,op- oblisatioo. er«*lt in Manchester. ««r*rull9 loeport NEW G. E. CHARGER— Mch tiro fc»r hUI- dmt roiA, Sterling Silvered Cape Cod Glass (1) W'e can now charge your battery in a matter of Large Selection of Silver and Stone Set miflutes — not hours. Usually 30 minutes or less. Styln^ for b«uu*y

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AdvcrtlMment— AdvertlMmaat— AdvartlMmefit— gerbread la made by blending .that of "Cheney Neckwear.' Thlii displaying and selling men's wear, Tanks for the Buggy Ride Has Premonition o f Deaths cream cbeesg^lth a little thin Gift Parade year more than ever these famous boys come in for their share of at­ Slks Enroll I Young Singing Star South Coast I cream and 4^ in g drained, crush­ tie* are finding their way Into at­ tention In a well-stocked basement ed pineapple. Mix until fluffy and tractive <;?llfford gift boxes. Bara­ shop of their own. Everything PRINCESS Will Become Bride Finds Brother Has Passed smooth and garnish each portion At Clifford’s theas. poplins and satins prevail, that every boy wants and neecti 4 Local Men Base Target | of the gingerbread with a generous the unusual line of "American win be found here in great variety, RESTAURANT] blob of the topping. in this department Peter 4tabbit Game Bird" patterns creating a Cor. Main ano Pearl atrtsU Beniard O'Neill, proprietor of a . ing by u strange feeling *'’“* **^ Men’n ami Boy«’ Shop wave of popular Interest. These shoes hkve added to the popularity liGeneral Perilling Class Of Bombers Do drop In at Watkins store of the shop Itself. „o« .n .we. h.. . ties take on added luster when ------SPECIAL Ttiesday, Dec. 10th at 10 a. m.— Han UhiiBual AsBort* worn with Manhattan shirts This year .Mr. Clifford has se­ Initiated at MeeUng (Continued from Page One) monition of the death of his hospiUl, but InstcajJ boarded The American I.,eglon Auxiliary "known ns the best—pnd the best cured extra help to assist (Thrlst- Of Rockville Lodge. brother, Arthur O'Neill, who pass- the 9 o'clock across town line bus. Bargain Hound will have a grand sale of gift* and ment Thin Year. known." 3'hese shirts are featured maa shoppers, besides his usual LUNCHEON were declared to have been aimed ed away at the Manchester Me- He arrived, at the home made food! In lii.strous hroadrioth, and oxford salesmen. Selectman Harold Sym­ at the civilian population. Reacue : mortal hospital last night. 9:10 and found that his iH-othu The Parade of Gifts for men and, ington and M. P. MacDonald. You Nip* cM(Jldate» were initiated whiles and miiraltone patterns. workers dug Into debris of levelled . O'Neill visited his brother at the was dead. He The .Meent of Home Gift*— boy* is leading right into the busy The Manhattan name added an In­ can Indeed make this a Merry into Rockville Lodge of Elks last homes throughout the day In ; hospital early last night and at hospital nurses that death had Kleetrieal Appliance* [ aisles of (Tlifford's- .Manchester's trinsic value too to fine-tailored (Thristmaa for all those men folkjs 40c iPlgbt including four local men. It search of possible victims. that time there was little to Indl*- come at 9:05. looking at hi. Heat-proof glass Bl- Men’s and Boys' .Shop. These gift pajnmaa of broadcloth. Other fa- on your list by .shopping at Clif­ D Innera...... | waa Dlairlct Deputy Night for Home Secretary Herbert Mor- : cate ^atthat the end wa*wa» near, watch Bernard noticed tnai ex coffee makers, seekers are seeing and buying the mouB brands representel |n Clif­ ford's the .Men's and Boys’ Shop rlson, here for a speech, inspected : Arthuffiff the patient, who had been strange to say. It had stopped ni ■lectrlc-Irons, broilers grandest assortment of gifts ever ford's gift nsHortmimt Include, —for out of the ordinary gifts. the Elks lodge and the General 9 :09, the same hour and minute the damaged areas and afterward I j sexton of St. James'.s church, ad­ HELIX) THERE:— .hat Dake, toast and assembled .to please the man of E.^sley .ahirt: . crhrysler and .Mc­ John J. Pershing claa* was induct­ asserted; vised Bernard about the proper that the brother had died. stylea, lengths and with nice Although quadnipeda, domestic ed into membership. The four lo­ •/ ARE YOU LISTENIN'? ONLY grill, electric nfixcrx every age. .Shiqqiitig la made Gregor sfiort.swear. HIckok io'lt-! Reail Herald Advs. "All rank.s seem to be animated manner In which to regulate the A check made at the hoRpttiu choice of clasps. Mf^l juicers, hand- easier this year because of. the suspenders and garters; Hansen cats make biped tracks ' cal men who joined the fraternity with the right spirit, which Is: this momlnjc proveiil>li(-an W o m e n 's C liili! early, but ahopping early or late, there are 10 FREE Center street; and Ferdinand Laz- . for the brave .spirit with which i It'a fun to shop for those we love. Will Captivate Y'ou I popular shop: every Item recog- no'w is-a full line of .s'ki pants, aari, of Washington street, mana­ i it has stood up to the attack." the prizes $.3.1, $20, $1.1. Rfiscs, pan.sles, "mums," zinnias I nized as the best in Its individual jackets and ski boots, not to for­ You !irc iiiiited to attend the The stores are jiiat brimming too, $10, $5, down to $1,10 which you ger of the First National Store In ! home secretary continued. kwllh wonderful Christmas and many other artificial flowers ; line, which gives further assur- get VVixilrich woolen jackets and I "Portsmouth is a city of great may thke In any merchandise you ; ance of complete satisfaction, to mackinaw's, U. s. and Goodrieh l-iinrlieon-Meelin^, Tuesday, D eo . 1 0 Rockville. Trophy Earned Turkey SuppeMp f thoughts, you surely won’t fall to select. made by .Mrs. Hornewixid are seen Local Representation / 1 civic tradition and long associa- i find everything you arc looking In Benson’s, complete with In­ : giver and receiver. rubber foot'wear. and the fam^uis A large number of Manbnester i tions with the Royal .Navy and, as : for, and triguing vases 2.1c 'up for Xmas Cheney Neck wear Hass fiiitfloor fi'iotwear. al the Y. M. C» A. members of the fraternity attend­ I would expect, it is facing the i By New Britain Well Attended Reading here and there we roino A Thrilling rraetleal (lift for giving Perhaps first and foremost In Bii.ts’ Department ed the affair. A roast/beef dinner | I attack with traditional British | to these wise words for Christmas Christinas . t i this array of famous names is Although much space is u.sed m L it'iil. (»o\. ,|. C. ^I(‘Con.'ljurh\, iM iesI S p e a k e r was served at sev^ o'clock and r | I grit and rourage." , , ‘ which we pass on to you: ! and there is a special price for the lodge exerci-se* got underway ! I ! I The full extent of casualties was , Suppose that a mechanized army comes to a river too wide for quick spanning with pontoon bridges. And so goextbye and we hofie we | fnr Itirw heon at 70r should made at onc« throQgtl High’s. Unbeaten Grid Annual Banf|uel and "Write down ways to get all j Christmas just now at R. S. Pot- have brought you some Ideas you at 8:30. Diatiict Deputy William I I \ not determined Immediately, as Why, that's no problem at all, as above photo shows. In a recent demonstration of pontoon feiries, terton's on a 6-ft. Norge refrigera­ Arrriy engineers from Fort Belvoir, Va., float a medium tank across the river, supporting it with those shopping done before December j I Mr^. ( . A. fiiKidrlrh. Mrn. fj, F. Bont. or dirert to **Y." TMC E. Beers. of/New Britain, and his | I 1 I workers still were • digging Into ; Team Ranked as Beslj Christinas Sale Held at tor that has the new 1911 sealed can use to ease the bunlen of vour suite of omcers was present, Mr. | f | the debris of wrecked homes for pontoons at either side. l.ltli. Cards o)ight to be address­ fill six buttered baking dishes or unit $118,9.1, ,an«l you t'hri.stmas shopping r r . s i i f r p : m o m ! ed by the same date. And there’s fish shells. Top with the oysters. gel a 21- Beers congratulated the Rockville i il « po.ssible victims when dawn came. III State 1'hird Time. St. Mary's Hall. piece .set of glassware FREE .4 ( hristmas Heart Elks on their line showing. Fol­ Officials said the number, how- | no law against wrapping the Mix the catsup, juice, salt and (By Mrs. (leo. Archibabl Palmer) ffs sompthinjf to thrill I>f>tinna liiirbln . pre.sonts you shopped for early, paprika. Spread over the oysters lowing the lodge ceremonies and ever, was "fewer than might be j Youth Sues Mayor and Police Chief New Britain. Conn., Dec. (/P) Mrs. fTinrles Wade, chairman of If you would have ahout — when our tank- expected considering the severity : getting them addressed and and add bacon cut Into squares. Santa Has Slopped at Burton's' Initiation an excellent entertain- Dec. 6 '..I’i For Boys Trained -The undefeated New Britain the annual turkey supper, served and Ix-ft Surprise Parkage* from The loves of Christmas live. truck stops at your curb— of the attack." . ready for mailing soon. Ixiat- Bake or broil 10 minutes. Serve In Then with a Christmas heart ! For His Arrest on Ilallotve^en Night high school football team has been ' at .9t. Mary's parish house la.st minute. hurried sessions with the dishes In whieh cooked. Ills Saek I when our peerless Fuel Oil Concentrated On Civilians crowned champion of Connectlrut | night. In conjunction with the an­ Receive ami give: , ! By Civic Group wrapping paper and ribbons can for 2.1c and he haP)— • night because he attempted to up- The title- and permanent pos­ Guild, expressed great satisfaction Created t» Inspire Your Chrlstiiuts The bi-.st the -lay ran rji.' ■ means cold-days comfort, the committee in charge of the I to lasl-mlniite .shoiqilng tours. Re­ Dessert will be al Hiirtoit'a. Ki'e|i, k,.f|, a <'hri.stinas heart .bells next summer. 1 population. V'aldene Claiboum 19 believes "this ancient American tra­ session of the Waskowltz trophy today at the splendid turnout in member to place your orders in person SOON! worry-free heatini^, clean, affair. ' A year of speculation by gos.sip i Many of those whose homes I). .\ .R. MembcPH Listen dition of fun making." was awarded last night to New such wintry weather for early Dec­ Is old fashioned Tile whole year through. that "Americans—and particular­ with the grocer, florist and meat Plum Pudding— He h.os filled the | healthful warmth. 'I'hrifl- I wrltor.s, who have reported them , were splintered were civen tern- i To Inspiring Address He fqrther alleges that since the ' Britain twice before winner of ember. Mrs. Wade, and Mrs. James market a wei k helxre Christ­ shelves of ' their' ily: ; engaged and even married, was ^ porary shelter in schools and other ; ly boys" should be allowed to stay arrest his reputation "has been the coveted honor, by a committee Harrison, the ticket chairman, be­ full of fruit and I ruined and his prnspects dam­ mas.” goodnes.s ready "Gift Bar" with lln- M Warships Fight i climaxed yesterday hy the formal | public buildings, i Bv Harlford Man. up and have fun as long as they of Connecticut .sport.swriters. lieved that nearly all of the 200 gene, .stiinnitig nut- ' I announceiiient from Deanna's i A tremendous anti-aircraft bar- | ■please on Hallowe'en night. aged." Dr. David Waskowltz, who do- | persons who made reservations at- Do all these things. If you can, now at The Da­ but if you do. you'll be ime lo a vis Bakery, 55c ten.s. ei . nmg b.igs. scarves. po< k- mother, Mrii .hiiiies Durhiii. ’ rage kept the bombers at great | Charle* Heinemunn of the Hart­ His conviction is so firm that he Mayor Gunther, who admits that nated the trophy in memory of tended the supper FUEL & RANGE OIL Atlantic* Battle filed a $4,000 damage suit against he was "quite a Hallowe'en prank- hundred for though intentloria are esch. Traditional etiioiiks and just everything to de- ' Deanna delightedly showed height, hut the first waves drop-I ford Seminary addressed Orford his brother, S. Polk Waskowltz, The decorations of evergreen light the female heart, priced from 1 0 w a y,s frieniis a bright new'diamond. pctl flares which guided the suhse- ; Mayor Keith Gunther and Police stcr " himself in his younger days, said he would offer a new perpet- : boughs In the windows, evergreen good, you'll probably end up chriatmas Cake Parish Chapter, D.A.R. yesterday Christmas eve like your Bargain .19c up too. I In Any Quantity— Any Time (Continued From Page One) .«ince the young singing .star he- i qiient formations to their target, j afternoon at Its meeting in the Chief Ray Davis. .said: ual trophy, to remain for a year \ sprays w-lth brown cones and red for the holidays --an aeeenting uilchaperoned dates (The t^ermnn radio, describing Claiboum'i petition contends "The boys wouldn't go home In the po.sso.ssion of the team that j candles, along the renter of the Hound alway.s does, in a tangle of Too, both light and dark, ,10c and W holesale and Retail Y.M.C.A. building on the subject when Hallowe'en was over, so we rliibon, hihI.s and tissue, ('aught SuiiH-thlng I'nique and .New Aim sunk In convoy, a communique two vears ago. she has been seen the raid. dMlarcd Portsmouthof "Hartford to ; Friends of Boys," the that Gunther and Davis,conspired wins It. tables, Chrl.stmos napkins and Ltk). You mnv order now bv call- ■ t parties and previews with no be the maiifniase of Britain's home ' to "unlawfully and falsely arrest locked them up for an hour or two. napping tiy Santa, tired tatt merry ln ^ 2 8 6 . Horh- Mould Welcome for I)r. Slocktlalc i said. name given to a group of public- The champlon.ship was awarded „ti,pc items gave the proper st- Chrlstnui* f c a /w a it The date of the engsgement was one init Paul. ''eft and an imporffint .siipply een- and Imprison" him Hallowe'en It, was just another Hallowe'en." in the l(ust|e of haiqiy t'hrlalmas BANTLY OIL COMPANY spirited citizens who about ten to New Britain on the basis of a ; rnosphere. The meal wyis the usual preparaliotis are folding lea not specified. Roth the actress, who was 19 tor for warships./It said aiibma- years ago instituted clubs among mathematical compilation of sea- 1 ficucions dinner which the women In a^^wer to a request -we an Iwn davs ago. and the anihitious fine, torpedo, artillery, navigation, glad to print this: trays! Convenient Hfi f 1 bnijilit Center Street Phune .>293 A special communique said; the forcign-born boys between the „ , , J .u ' r,»eU . .aid fhev had eantored soh records which gave teams ten gnow so well how to prepare, the be<-ause you can use V)u II find many more . . . Kenrini^ "In the South Atlantic an en- 25-yeaX''ld associate ” ' ■ - producer anti-aircraft say and signalling schools ages of 13 and 16 years of age. The Britain and thereby run he n , nrisonersprisoners ^ points'for victories over Class "A" .arcssing. roasting of turkeys and \Va*hlngt(in Pie, them as a tray and Serving the Public for 23 Years. gagement took place between Ger- jt was^ " flrrt love"—which inci- are located therc.i boys had been making a lot of destruction. ' i opponents) eight laiints for those | ^ done — - at- —the Casualties were reduced because ; Germany only recently refused (Reports from ' 1 -3 cup biiHer by pres.sing a spring man and British auxiliary cruisers. ilcntally was the title of one of trouble and noise on the city nued Greek j .\ol(*(l Orator to Lreturt* tlic famed name of Lucien Lclon^ the people, from e.xperienee in pre­ safe conduct for an American ship which also told of continued "ver Clh.ss "B " rivals. anck- , persona in.side were trapped in a ; themselves are developing desir­ doned by the retreating Italians (■•rticn, r.enrus, Hamilton, Wal­ Richard Stone we know any woni.aii will lie thrilled to the Nazis lost seven planes in ven, .633; Weaver, .1.17; Stamford, center of attr.action. The food, .other Ingredients and beat two The Old Fa\orite for ( liristmad O C I S 6 Groeerv Chain Offlelal Die* new colors and heaiillful plastic An unusual toppin)^ for hot gm- sembly this afternoon. said to have sighted a number of ! Born in Belfast, eontrnl. Damage to private prop­ B. House, Mrs. W. B. Lull and Moscow, Dec. - (,tp) --Sov)el materials, they take a prominent Blend sugar and flour. Add egg. a resident of reported falling back from Argiro- . Russia signed a trade treaty today I ships near Lowestoft and damaged i O'.Neil! had been erty. however. Was extensive. .Mi.ss Laura House .served sand- pl.ace among gift items, especially milk and .salt. Cook slow ly and one 800-ton vessel. An anti-air-, Manchester 28 years and had been Three Bodies Found. castro, which Is situated about 1.1 XiiuLs Parlv Dale with Slovakia, German-protected South Orange. .\. .1 . Dec. 6 F) I ' stir con:1antly until aatice thick­ •.viches, tea and coffee. George Douglas Clew's. .13, for forehanded Christmas shop­ 7. Lurim 7Wsnr'f '^Tadtmn'* craft battery at this cast roast i .sexton of .'tt. James's dhureh sinre 1 Three bodies were taken from miles southwest of Premet j state which was carved out of the ens. A»id the e.xtracts and chill. 2. 'Ytpfning Ptr/ums town was .said to have been s i-'1932. He was of plea.sant diapn.si- Drive from South and East dismembered Czechoslovak repub­ , treasurer of The Atlantic and Pa- pers gggggge6»g% (eg<«sgigtgiggigk’.gie!gigtegigiggigigigigtgMmrisi«gB^ Ptrjxtms / ^ Luftfn Lefnnit the wreckage of the movie thea­ • -'ryslal and clear luciti' are Sprinkle confectioner's sugar on lenccd by German bombs, | lion, keen of w it and made many Greek eolumns were .said to he | lic. ; citic Tea Company and grnnds'in the top. I./iy etn a large-sized p.a- ter this nfternp-in. Plans for the annual Christmas ( of George Huntington Hartford., iiaed to make handles and frames Shell British Coin oy j friepd.s He w ;us a member of D.- ' A 12-ye.ar-old girl wa.s re.srued British Kcsoiirces driving on Argirocastro from both per dolly and carefully remove. party were made at the monthly Japanese srti.sts paint with their • founder of the Grocery chain, died for some of the loveliest dreaser German long range guns shelled ] vision No. 1 ,\ () H , . t. .lames * from the debris of a collar of a the south and east. meeting of the .Manchester City S British convoy trying to pass [Holy Name Soc^iety and ( amphell A Greek .spokesman said reports canvas flat on the floor. I at his home last night. sets. , I house where she had been trapped Ami Gosls Shown club hold last night. The party Marlow’*— Manchester'* Gift M arlow ’s through Dover 'strait toward the : Council K. of ('. j for I t hours. Her mother and from the front indicated a "pefl-sist- will be held on Saturday night. east at dusk yesterday, DNB re- He h aves h„s w, . ' « ^ine from Porto .4 ('farlstiiui* Thought— Encourage | Store 1 three si.sters had been killed December 28. and President Earl There look* to be ported. The agency said several '^o-sons. Bernard anil AiU ur^J. 1 .\ir Raid Precaution workers ■ 41 1. m i s . 41 . I fkiiia on the Adriatic coast, some BalLsiepor was empowered to T'uil \4oiild-t»e Artist ' 1,1 miles southwest of Argiroca.s- in your fam ily' a million festive ships were hit and the entranc-o,;. landed nur.ses who formeil a buck­ name a committee to conduct the ; Chrislmas card* to the port of Dover effectively I « hr.dher, Bein.ud. .ill of et brigade and helped control the tro affair. A nomination committee i with .some real; Manchester ami another brother. (t)ontintird frnni Page One) artist's materl-1 displayed in Mar­ shelled. flames. ■ . One nurse climbed The high command Indiated the will be named by the president to low* for all the TOY CENTER Patrick, of Capetown, South Italian Air Force was offering stiff als. The John- i Authorized sources said only one Africa, and a si.ster. Mrs. Mary through a hole in a roof and Treasury began. Senator Nye iR.. bring a slate of officers to be vot­ friends you wi.sh to British plane appeared over Ger­ played a hose on the flames until resistance to the Greek push on son Paint' ('om- * Mc.Mli.ster of E.-lf;ust. Ireland, .N D. I. announced that he and a ed upon at the January meeting, remember as wail as many last night and it dropped no The funi i-;il will lie lield lit Ids ■''"loke eompelleil her to retreat. j colleagues were ready to this front. flie f Urbano O.s.ano entered for a pany carries oil 1 palnta, crayons, a i-hoice a.ssortmcnl IS THE BEST PLACE TO bombs. late home, .17 Park street. Monday | medical , ,,, bmer end against any On the northern wing of the broiled chicken dinner for last of family cards and they are Inex- Augmenting tlie dully coinmuni- morning nt x.3(l witli a ina.H.s to be 1 x'aff of one ho.spital weie ininred , extend financial aid to front the Greeks said the la.st Ital­ night's meeting. charcoals, pen- gils. easels, pens(V(*ly i>rlced from Ic apiece up. que, DNB said a British airdrome celebrated n t 9 o'clock at St. I ’■''“ 'F »'« “ ian troops had been dislodged from BUY CHILDREN’S GIFTS was attacked yesterday. It.s mosintaifi positions’ in the Po- * f'niuninist's Wife Die*. drawing paper, steiiiiils, and just ■lamea's church. The burial will lie j"'^ " ' "P'mg newsmen that this op- C hristm as Ueirals hangars were declared flattened gradetz area and that the Greek Washington, Dec. 5— (/P)— Mrs. everything the young artist might I *'/nd. vref" Per^ime At 4- "Mon Imafr'' Ptrfui in St. Jamf'('.s I emelery. The body position bloc would ba.se its fight need and they are quite Inexpen­ You ran make attractive Christ­ l^on§ and its landing field made un­ will be taken from the Holloran 1 " _ . ' rm the contention that' loans to advance was continuing toward Mark Sullivan, wife of the cbl- usable umnist and ai)thor, died today in sive but would make a Christmas mas cards, wrappings and place For Example: . 'Slltnbpr K illpd Britain "mean actual entry into Elbasanl. Italian losses in this area tarda, and add a fe.stlve touch to The news agency said military " ‘'''■‘'a' h " " '' I were described as heavy and the Women's hospital, Baltimore. pre.sent happily appreciated objects near Chatham pkew-use , ^ o clock, war. " He predicted that a propo. plain candles. glasses, dishes, In .Main !Snzi Attnrk sal for loans would be accompan TOILETRIES Ever* Woman Y'earns for a waste baskets and utility b8xes were raided and several fires start- MaberOregston London, Dec. 6— r — German ‘"1 by one for "American Naval ed PerfuaM, Puree Vial Housecoat i by decorating with miniature / Mrs. Mabel t Latham 1 Gregston, ' sky raiders laiinched their m a in ®r'H*h supplies, $ 1.25 Acceptable housecoats r.ange I dccalcomanias that are easy to Below Are 10 Reasons Why widow of Edward Gregston, native attack of the night on a south' Three Week* from simple sliiitwai.ster types ot apply and fun to use. They arc of this town and a resident here ! const town and the ..government _ T®"^'08 " reporters at 'the .sheer wool to el.lborate metal sold In sheets of 12 diOTerent Hospital Notes for many years, died yesterday af- 1 said "a number of people 'vere Tre.am ry R,r 8 Toilet Wjier sheaths with redingotes of Jace. motif.*. . Marlow's Toy Center Makes ternoon ai her home in We.st- killed and a number injured." the 4 oz. $l.00< •short 1 London had two night alert.s C"'nK the Tre.a.siirv a eom- Brand new Is an ankle-length brook, Conn., following a night plete factual picture of the Bnt housecoat of fleecy wool blanket / illness. Mrs. Gregston was bom on but raiders there and . over the ish financial situation. cloth. Inspired by' a native South Shopping A Pleasure. Dlscharged yesterday: Mrs. Oakland street-anti received her remainder of the Island left short- , Morgan Potter and Infant son, 70 j Well known to Morganthau"!** American costume. It has .sloping early education in the IncM ly after midnight, a government through two previous' visits, he shoulders and a full skirt, and i THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF OTHERS! Westminster Road. i J 1schools. communique said. came U|^*ecompanicd and was es­ ctrtri'cs in vivid green or brilliant 'iSttd Death: Yesterday, Arthur Mrs, Grog.ston'a father w.as .7. The attacks never were "on a O’Neill, ^7 Park street. ' corted in to n e secretary’s office fueh.sia-piiik. B. .Latham,, mechanic and mill­ large scale," it added, but high by Merle Cochran, director of the Round Dutting Powder Sho^ Early—Use Christmas Exreptinnnily (riM»d Values In Admitted today: Mrs. Santina wright of the old Union Mill, long explosives and incendiaries were Coupon Pnok* Stuffed Teddy Rears Giola, 660 Keeney street. i SUOOO.OOO.OOO stabilization fund. 7 oi. $1.00 For the Most Dlserlnilnatlng Male e m ; i j s i l \ ^ since tom down, and her hus­ dropped on the south coast town. After exchanging personal greet­ Montgomery Wards are featur- Discharged today: Mrs. Annie' band’s father was a former super­ on your Christmas list you'll be ! Ing the.se grand Coupon Books and Fire* Soon Exllngplshed ings, Sir Frederick and Morgen- .-iurc to find "just the type of tie" Bennett, 280 North Main street: ; intendent of that manufaetorij fer "The fires which broke'out were that cq,n be bought on their, con- COACHES ^ S. **Jahat** Cologne 6. ”7ai/ipin” C^io^nt ” t mpromptu**' Cologf%4 Mrs. Edwin Adams and infant son, thaii called in Daniel W. Bell, un­ Lhc likes among the two thou-' many years Her hu.sbnnd. who soon extinguished but damage dersecretary of the I'liited States ^ V .\hinials .4 M) FOLDING ^ 93 Cooper street; Shirley Hoffner, ' died scvcr.il years hgo, was form­ was done to a church, hou.'es. | in.l displayed at The E. Hot,so , nift'o7b,"h' 149 Spruce street; Betty Ann Treasury, and Harry D. White, di DOLL ( 4 RR 1AGES ^ erly employed in the ji'nlon Mill. .thops and other buildings, the rector of monetary research. W 2.'>c to 2.>c Hair, Bush Hill Road. "The funeral will be held .Satur­ communique .said. Census: 65 patients. Morgenthau said the British fi­ day at 2 p!m, In the Camerlin and An air raid warden in the town nancial expert was seeing him, not SI no to Sinn *20 amounts. r ? 2 .9 8 Rees Funeral Home. J34 Grand said the number of casualties was to make a loan request,,.but to $1 00 to .$.3,lKi._____ I They’re the ansever to w ur CTirlst- To Expand Shipyards Avenue, New Haven anti burial held down hocaure the residents present factual information on the .New IJngerle for Chrl.tmas i " '"’PP'ngr problems. 98c I will he in the family lot in Biick- (led. to'.shelters early and re­ condition of British finances and Toilet Soap New York. Dec. 6. i,P) Ameri- cemeterv. 5 caket $1.00 Smartest laoe-trlmmed slip of I to S I 6 .9 8 S mained until the raiders pas.sed. the extent of resources which are Flowers— the Gatextay to .\ny can shipyards, already overstrain- | _ ^ Some hou.ses wore smashed in available for purchasing American the season Is a ten rose satin with ed in building up the. U. S. Navy 1 supplies. a wide band of lace set In at the Woman'* Heaii MECHANICAL TRAINS and merchant marine, will - he ex­ Ixmdon hut the government said If all else falls and even fast the attack on the capital was "a [ The finanrial aid to Britain waistline and the shoulder strap* 97 Different Kinds of panded to construct 60 fast, 10,- Funerals question already was being dis­ edged with matching lace. Smart­ minute suggestions don't spur you 9. Lueim Ldpng't Ptum^ Pmeim§9 000-ton freighters for England, I light one and bombs were dropped Ttlcum Powdsf, 4 os. SO* on to finish your shopping, re- I at a few point.s only.” A few cas- cussed as the headline battle est tailored slip Is of white silk authoritative shipping circles said Frank NaekmvskI, Sr. awaiting the new Congress which crepe with a satin monogram ten memlier that fresh flowers are ap­ $ Ca^nT* Pocko0i today. , , , t. I V 1 . . i ualtios. .some fatal', were reported, propriate for any woman or any I. *'r.ilapia'* tWlua$B U ih« wmf riie funeral of Frank Nackow- Bombs also fell In southeast convenes Jan. ,1. inches high across the front. DOLLS b. Lttoea . • . • •ski. Sr..- of Lockwood street, was Draw Hre In Senate Printed silk nightgowns with family on your list. They can be .laimg fr.gr.ne*. |3.7% New Britain Strike Settled England and East Anglia. ordered or telegraphed as late as 1 Si.hl** pefftiw. will held at the John B. Burke funeral I The assertions that Britain con­ quilted bed Jackets of matching «.k. he. bk« **tb« ittf tlM home. East Center and Summit stituted a "good risk" drew some print are popular. A set which CTirlstmas eve and still arrive In ''f t t e i t c a irrformisoe.** |S New PrlteJn, Dec. 6.—t/F)—Set­ streets, at 8:30 this morning with Factory and Airportn : fire on the Senate floor yesterday. d bett-loved includes a printed nightgown and time for the present-opening orgy S. "lBdi«!rct** Prr^oM M om t$4 iIm tlement of a strike of 325 workers a requiem mass celebrated by Rev. Known the World Over for Their after breakfast Christmas morn­ mn.t pnptilM (rifrur*. la iIm world. ! Senator Taft (R., O.t termed such toiletries, crested by Shulton, to enhance a drc.sslng gown of plain material, 25c to $4.98 Nw'll lo>« it. li employed by The Union Mfg. Co., Frederick Clark in St. Bridget's Tar nets 4tf Attacks , I statements "nonsense,” and Sena- Richne.8.8 of Fabric, Smartness of De­ lined with print to match the ing., who quit their jobs Nov. 21, was ehureh nt 9 ’o'eloek. Mrs. Arlvne 4 *'Mo« lai.f#" iff a spicf. Ivondon. Deo. 6. 'd’l Offensive I tor Clark (D., Mo.) professed to be Afflcricen charm. The tangy fragrance it gbwn.^a the gift de luxe. •al fr«|ra»r« if abff Iovm diHlncfi** announced toijay. Garrity. the < hureh organist, play- operations of Brl'ilsh fliers yester- sign and Better Tieing and Wearing tblORA. I S .^ ; "very much atartlcd" th.at Secre­ a jpiritad blend of roscs-ahd-spice. Ths •In Aeeeptable Gift for Any Man eti and sang. The boarors were day included attacks on an elec­ tary of Commerce Jones would say Qualities. S. **J.bo«** CnIofM iff intlf «i«|ffat Gift* of Handwork Are Gift* of are the finest of quality Manhat­ . . . ffo«B.ihi«« l« wffffff iffit^fffidff. i i Mercy Killing* Condemned, four sons, Frank J. William, Al- tro-chemical factory at Eindhoven 1 such "a thing. treasure-type -containers flaunt early CTiorm tan pajamas for $2.00 sold by Clif­ Vatlcan City, Dec. 6—t/Pi—Mcr- [ bert and Stephen. Father Clark and airports nt Rotterdam , and Senator Nye's prediction today 4 “TffilrfMa** ColofM iff ffff American motifs. And the quality of these and there are sOch lovely finished ford’s, next store to the bank. ff$ ibff pctrfuvff. 13 cy killings a.* a government prac- conducted the i ommitta. services Haamstedc, all In The Nether­ j that American convoys would be 7, l.wrira Lffloaf**'’Iwproaipia'* tice for racial or economic rea- 1 in St. Bridget s cemetery, where Hems of handwork at Mrs. El­ lands, and the German submarine ' proposed for British shipping found refreshing accessories to your toilet is the liott’s Store and we noticed nice Colof•• iff ff -MAfic' 4^fffrffBCff ia • •ons have been condemned by the burial took place. base nt Lorient. France, the Air ' no apparent support in admtnistra- 1‘eraonallzed Pearl*. iMffdwOM esMtffinrr. 92^ Sacred Congregation of the Holy fineet to be hedi boxed hankies .3 in a box for 25c Pearls are classic jewels—flat­ t. **Lff Cfffftffi'* onaiffbM four ■««•$• Ministry announced today. I tion circles. As far as could be •I prrfMBMff . ffhnpir ihnftuH* Office. of real linen. tering to almost everyone and Protest Contract Award Two British aircraft were re­ ; learned, officials were giving little 4 "L«ff Hw—$•* an Borffl rnminmm ported lost in patrols. consideration to such an idea. Teilrfran Dtpmrtmtn0 suitable for both daytime and eve­ iJIffd ploBn. VffTT I I 71 Bhim AMe Sentenced BARATHEAS - POPLINS - SATINS Oysters are in season and this la ning wear. Now It is possible to 10. ‘iMMoaipta** farlw Louisville. Ky., Dec. 6—i/P)—■ Because of bad weather bombing May Change Combat Zone yummy: operations last night were can­ The only possibility advanced un- buy simulated pearls personalized tbff world'* MffM. T hr-J Louisville electrical con­ All Handsomely Gift Wrapped Baked Oyster* ((reol. to suit your individual akin tones. |0. fmprmmptm Ptr/ums Vichy, France, Dec. 6—(A^— tractors protested today that the celled, a communique said. officially was that the present com­ Pierre Venot, undersecretary of bat zone, which bars American 1 1-2 cups crumbs One is a rich, creamy white that W- r Department granted a Fort (A German report said a single 1-3 cup butter, melted atate in Leon Blum's old Popular Knox contract to a New York firm British plane appeared over, Ger­ shipping from most European wat­ will most become the honey-toned firont government, was sentenced ers, might be changed to permit 1 pint large oysters or olive complexion; another, a at a figure apprc.-dmately $59,0()0, many during the night but dropped 4 tablespoons catsup today to eight years imprisonment or 40 per cenL above their bid. no bombs.) vessels to enter ports of neutral cool white with a silvery cast, I* and lo«s of civil rights for 2^tyta.rt Eire (Ireland). ' a w n m : 1 tablespoon lemon juice designed for a pale olive or creamy ea charges of wartime desmion. Such a change, however, would 1-3 teaspoon salt skin; the third has a rosy glow MENS! iSHOPI 1-4 teaspoon paprika However, Clermont-Ferrand The Adam’s apple is the most Fish are more suspicious of a mean that American ships would et>M*ni a?3 MAIN STREET most complimentary to the pink ■Ottarjr trih fcsl suspended the sensitive part of the human body,- motionless ^Iver . than one who have to enter an area covered by PHONE 7 0 5 7 4 slices'bacon. " and W'hite type. All three of these according to authorities. wajrs wluT(the currents. Genqany's "total blockade" of Mix crumbs with butter. Half Shades are available in aeveral MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MA>fCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1940 MANCHKSrKK tiVENlNG HEKAtU, MANUMBSl'ER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1940 iE E IG H T In Screen’s Most Colorful Role soltnl ultimatum, this time to Prelate Urges Foreign Hold morsle of the British people Is un- Condition o f State Roads Swltierland, followed—though this Daily Radio Programs British Health Better AanrlfM tfr questloHmbly'tstlU very high it is would seem almost incredible— Peace Effort hot exactly 100 per cent that way. Constnictlon tn „the « Baatern Staadard Time 4 Seen Minor by another attempt at Invasion of Doubtless the British Labor party State at Connecticut hurtling Heralb a mountain country full of fight­ by Uie Connecticut Highway De Despite Broken Sleei is mneh more bitter over the soft­ partment December 4, 1940 for the '^"ttoiitc No. 20-F.nfleld. Culvert CuFiliiiul O’ Coiiiicll G iIIh PUBLISHED BY THE ing mountaineers. ; replacement under construction. Not iMiirh Influence Ex* HKRAT.D PRINTINO CO.. INC. ening of two of its members than week ending Decertlber 4, 1940, Pcfh.ips Mussolini believes th a t' Route No. 34 - Orange. Derby (Jpon Fhirk to Unite in "cootie" Is getting rough II BIlMlI Street ' anyone else will be. This report doee not include the crlcfl hy Direct IiivchI* IVo Evidence for Dark Mencheeter. Conn. the best cure is "a hair off the dog ■ Wilbur CroM Parkway, which la avenue. Twin concrete arch ment. THO.MAS FERGUSON Meantime it is a bit edifying to bridge at Wilbur Cross Parkway WTIC WDRC I*rayM Publlahed Every Evening Eacept UnconvincinR 1 Constructing 5 miles of reinforeed Cardinal O'Connell, dean of the ned at present, authorities said,'; ■ Sunday! and Holldaya. Entered at his frequent baiting of'Lady As- Route No. 33 Wilton. Con­ concrete pavement' oh the Wln- Roman Catholic hierarchy in Am­ foreign inyestmenU in American iial MoiitliH Ago. the Post Office at .Mancheater. I Mobile units sent Into.V a tor, lining up with the aivedenites Announcement that the indue- i structing grade crossing elimina­ stcd-Norfolk 'road from the vll- Friday, Dee. « Fridnv, Dee. 6 erica, called upon his flock today industry, the Monopoly Committee 'Conn., aa Second Claaa Mall Matter. tion and bridge over Norwalk P. M ^ to beseech God's "prudent direct­ which lack proper (acitlttes I ami the rest of the tiny group of lion of the 13d National Guard Di- ' iBgc of Norfolk easterly. P. M. w-as Informed today in a report, London, Dec. 6 -(A’l—Britain’s SUBSCRIPTION RATES river on the Ridgefield road, near Route No. Wlnchc t,er. Cul­ 4:00--Backatage Wife. ion to the leaders of our beloved combatting venereal diseases, still extant in BriUln, 49 8 4:00—Portia Blake Faces Life. "exerted only a minor influence on health is better now than at an.y rate of tnci-oaso In sucl^ discs One Year by .Mall ...... ,l«.oo 1 appeasors vision Into the federal service for ’ the Wilton railroad station. Traf­ 4:13—Stella Dallas. ;4--15--We, The Abbotts. c-ouiitry” so that the nation's pijace Per Month by Mall . sentl- vert replacements on the 'Torrlng- production 'h country." time during the World War—even less than it was last year, ...... JS '.against the overwhelming a year of training is deferred, per­ fic must use south Y branch for ton-Norfolkroad. 4:30—Lorenzo Jones. ;4:30—Hilltop House. w-III continue. Single Copy ...... Preparing to observe his 81st The report, which dealth w-ith better than in peacetime In aomc added. Delivered One Year ^ment of almost the whole British haps until March 1, Is explained i Route 33. Road is open to rail­ Route No. 79 Madison. Re­ 4:45—Young Widder Brown. 4:45—Kate Hopkins. ok export prices and export cartels, cases -despite broken sleep and Bomb shock cases were said road station only. placement of culvert. 5:00—Girl Alone. .3.-00—Ad Liner—Danee program. birthday annivcisary ' Sunday, MEMBER OF i public. 1 by the statement that unexpected 5:15—Lone Journey. which also Is the Catholic church’s w-as prep.? red for the committee long hours In cold air raid shelters. be ".sui p'rislngly few." One shel THE ASSOCIATEP PHES.S Route No. 63--Naugatuck. Elim­ Route No. 91—Woodstock. Cul­ 5:15-T h e O'NclIl'a.- ^ delays have been encountered In 5:30—Jack Armstrong. 3:30 - Ad Liner—conlihued. Feast of the Im m ^ulate Concep­ by Paul B. Dickens of the Com­ Health Ministry officials said to- i reported that out of 1,100 cases »• The Asaoclaied Frees le exeliielve- ination of underpass. vert replacements on South Wood- day, ' 1» entitled to the uee or repuhllca- 5:4.3 Life Can Be Beautiful. 3:40 Tlioreiis llarnionii-a Ia>ssons. tion, the prelate sent his blessing merce Department, It w-as based celved only 13 had psychologi His First Hfadache ! the preparation of Camp Bland- No route numbers - stock West Woodstock road. Ho far there "has been no evi­ lion of nil newp rtlspfttrh^^ credli^«1 Montville. Bridge and ap- 6:00 News, Weather. 5:45 - Scullergood Baines. to clergy and,tally in a slntt'ment on a survey of foreign industrial disordei-.s. to It or not othrrwl^o errditrd in ' inp. Fla., for the reception of the , I Route No. 97-Sprague. Thrce- holdings here during 1937. dence, it was said, to show ground? proBches on Pink Row over Oxo- , j, deck girder bridge and iip- 6; 1.3--Bernhard Ixsvitor 9nlnn Or­ I 6;00- • Esso Re|»orti-i. in The Pilot,.fjfficial diocesan .pub­ .Sir Alan Anderson, a directOF, thU pftprr and tbr loral State Senator George T. i l ­ lication, and said: "Cartel members, rather than for The British Medical Joiirnal's nub1l.«npd h^rrln. ilivislon. That explanation 1s like­ boxo brook and Massapeag t”"'" 1 pVoHChcs at .Shclucket river In chestra. 6:03 .Musical Interlude. the Bank of England, told a meel All rlffhta of r**i*uhIlcatlon of lume of Watei bury, who h e lp ^ to 6:.30—Serenaders. 6:15 — New-s Brimdciist Asks Peace for World the cartel organizations them­ dark prophecy months ago that ing of The Iluspitnl Havings A ly to be rereived with a grain' of aid road. . ualtie "unless measures are promptly •pecinl d'.snntchf's hrri*ln aro also Smake Ftobert A. Hurley Governor- 6:4.3— Lowell Thomas. 6:20 - Edwin C. Hill, "Let us all unite in bosecehfng selves,'', Dickens wrote, "w-ere the ciation recently that "appartt, rearrvod. sail. I Orange. Wilbur Cross Park- | ^o. 119 the Queen -of Peace to Intercede .sourcek of the only part of such taken . . , w-e can foresee this win­ elect by opiHJsing the nomination way. Steel twin rigid frame stonlngton. Bridge and 7:00—Fred Waring's Orchestra. 6:30 - Paul SuHiyqn Review-s the the people are too o(.cupied now Full service elirnt of N. E. We do n->l believe, for instance, 7:1.3— Newsroom of the Air. New-s, with Her Divine son that He may conjlt-ol that was found 'to exist. ter a state ot affairs in respect to be ill.” j of Wilbur L. Cross, who had the bridge and approach on D erby-, As.sekonk brook. Tem-a send Ills peace to the distracted They did not dominate any strate­ infectious diseases which may Service Inc. that the United States Army i.s so 7:3 0- Inside of Sports. 6:4.3—The World Today. Hincp the w-ar began there ’ hacking of the Waterbiiry ma- Milford road. ] p„rarv bridge provided, 7:4.3—Patti Chapin Sings for Y'oil. 7:00—Amos '.N' Andy. w-orld and His w-ise counsel and g ic industry and did not give ri.se prove more devastating than the Publishers Representatlvee. The amnleiirish an institution that It I Scotland. •26 ft. span concrete | F North Stonlngton. Pour cul- prudent direction to the leadi-rs of to any serious problems, blitzkrieg." been a reduced demand on m Julius .Mathews Speclsl Aitency-- i chine, has hern first to give the over Merrick brook i 8:00-Lucille Manners, Frank 7:1.3—Lanny Rosa. cal services, he said. New Vork. tThle.aco. Detroit and ha.s just now di.scovered that llic !■—1 slab...... bridge^ R..«,,utv.r, i vert replBcement.s, approximately Black's Orchestra. 7:.30—AI Penri-e Show. our beloved country that we may f onirol Effei'tlvelv Eliminated Official? Optimistic governor-elect reason to possibly and approaches on old Biookijn ^ miles east of its Inlersec- Tyronn" Pow-er Is a dashing swordsman of old California in B o s t o n ______water level In .N’orthern Florida is 8:.30—Information Please. 8 :0 0 - Kate .Smith Show.^ ciultinne ih that peace w-hlch is "I'n general, it may be said that Official? were optimistic that Bunk? In 1‘aid Shelters regret that he ever imagined that turnplke. vi-jth Route .No. 2. one of Heaven's choicest gifts." ! his newest starring vehicle, "The Mark nf Z-irr/- " v.-hlch w-il^ be ■ foreign control of United Slates though the worst of the winter lies MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF siirh as to create difficulties in the 9:00—Waltz flme. 8:.33 Elmer Davis New-'s. ! seen .at the State theater Sun-lay Bunks which have been reco I Sprague. Bridge over -Beaver i jg,, \2r} Trumbull. 1-4 9:30 -Everyman's Theater. The cardinal, who is archbishop and .Monday, Beauteous Linda . industry, which w-as so extensive ahead they could maintain the mended to keep persona fro; CIRCU1.AT10NS . being Governor woiilil be pleasant. 9:00 .lohnny F’re.serits. ; Darnell is seen in Uie eiipjsirUng installation of water and sower brook on Railroad street. Pedea- mile of storm sewer and bitumin­ 10:00 —Wings of Destiny. of Uie Ho.ston iliocese, said he role. during much of the 19th centiirj-, record, sleeping too close to each other He has starled the darnost kind 9:30 Campbell Playhouse. Tha Herald Printing Company. linos. We may take it entirely for ' Irian bridge provided. ous -gutter. 10:30—Guy Hedlund and Com­ 10:00 V'iew-B and Interviews — couldn't let Uie occasion of his has by the gradual and natural "We should be further on bv air raid shelters arc being inst Inc assumes no financial responal- of a riiinpus by undertaking to anniversary pass "without ex.-, process of repatriation, been cf- blllty for tvimgraphlcal errors ap­ granted that the Army engineer.i I ('onstnictinn— TralTic Route No. 132 Bethlehem. Con­ pany. Mrs. Chase G. Woodhouse. then," they said,, rc-feriing to their ClI. nearing in ailvertleements In the spon.sor a "victory" dinner for I Malnlulned. structing two miles of bituminous —New-s and Weather. 10:1.3— Concert ilall of the Air. pressing my heartfelt gr.-itltude to band of the 31-veHr/(>ld 'w-aitre.?s, ; fectively eliminated." precautionary mca.?urc.?. Miss Ellen Wilkinson, Pari, Manchesler Evening Herald knew all about that condition be­ end of im- all iny good friends and neighbors, •saifl that "justice yan been done.'.' He estimated the total of for­ Mr. Jdiu'cy and of all persons I Route If. S. 1 macatlam from south ll:l.V —The Party Line. 1():.30—Bark Where I Come From. Death Dt’eree Health .Mlni.?try“ figufes show- mentary secretary for the Minl_. fore the. site wa.s ever selected: E.ast Lyme. Culvert replace­ proved section. 11:30— When Day la Done. 10:1.3 -Fu Manrhu. not of the family of the faitli. who, Mr.?. Atkins was the divorced eign investments m this country that up to Oct. 1.3 there w-cre only try of Home Security, told Com* Frida V, Pet emher fi Mayor Scully in Waterhiiry. Essex. Replace- by their friendliness, liave heli>ed -wife of John Cicero Angler, Bal­ at S7,398,(J00,000. of w-hlch .51,883.'- and that they knew just how long ment at Great brook. Route No. 144 12:00- War News. 11:0() Ksho Reporter. .seven, deaths in I>-jndon from in­ mona yesterday that up to Nov. 27, Ctilhane has been a burr under menl of culvert. 12:05— The Party Line. 11:0,3 - Sporta Roundup. tn make my life and labors so or timore. Md . resident. Her body 1000,000 represented direct invest- fantile paralysis - lower than the bunks fur 109.200 persons had ^ it would take for such install.a- I lx*Fairfield. 1-2 mile of pavement pleasant and fruitful." I irdf^r ! ments involving 1.172 companys Italy’s ('risis;_ the shirt of the Pcmoeratic fir- li-'^w’itienlng on the Southport cutoff. Route No. 149—East Httddam 12:.3.3— News. < 11:10—New-s of the World. was found in an. unoocupied farm- peacetime death rate - - and only installed in the I»ndon area tions. 1:00 - Silent. 11:2.3 —Musical Interlude. houw near M'.i-sham, Pa . Sept. and branches at the end of 1937. six from t.vphoid. ganization in Waterbiiry for a N’orwalk 700 feet of reinforoed i culvert replacement approximate- bunks for 991300 more had The rctirenionl of Mnrshnl Tlo- N tr is it believable that Hie concrete pavement on Westport ly 2 's miles north of its intersee- Tomorrow's Program 11:30--Sammy Kaye's Orchestra. 21. Enrne.st .said she had accom­ There were 17.871 cases of diph­ delivered and would be ere long time, anyhow - anil seems to A. M. 12:00 - .New-s. - IMiiliiilcIpliia. Oiok Con- tro Badoglio from the command Army ligiired .so badly on lb-' avenue ti<>n "-'th Route No. 2. 1 rrailc? R eporls panied h;pi ’ voluntarilv and that theria in all major tow-ns up to .soon. enjoy it. He fought Sctilly for the Route .No D. 9. 1 A —Fairfiekt. ; Route .No, 138 V\est Haven 6:00— Knights of the Road. 12:0,3 To Be Announced. he .stri!(-k in sclf-defcn.?e. Oct. 13 as compared with 17.785 In Even the death toll from bomlw{ of all the military fnreea of Italy length of time required for the 6;2,3—News. virlcii ill Briiliil Mhid- Aniiv• ill Biiv • mayoraiily nomination, and got .1816 feet of concrete pavement . 1,300 feet of side drainage on 12:.30—Tommy' Reynold's Orches­ Distrlrt Attorney Frederick R 1939: 614 rases of typhoid ami has shown a decline There w e n under the title of chief of staff, building of iiarracks and otlier 6:30—Gene and Glenn. tra. Sl^ll Favorahle .Kmillir-, in hLs closing arguments, paratyphoid against 1.181 cases in Then- the organization; 60 ft. wide on Kings Highway.^ - (^aniphell avenue ficoniii*' of W'omim. .3,033 reported killed In London whether of hi? own volition a.s re-pUcked. structures tliat they have found 1,3 - East Route No. 161 East Lymi^sIJvil- 7:00—Morning Watch. Tomorrow's Program "hiracterlzed the ca.se as one of Horws aiul Mules 1939, and 30.293 case.? of .scarlet September and 4.7.31 in Oeto' turned on him and knoi^-d him i Routes Nos. 2 and 8:00—News. .sad'..'im. ported by Koine or as a derision themselves .st-vcral months off 'Hartford. l'= miles of rcin- voit replacement, approximately 1 A. M. Noi-ri.'itow-n. Pa . Dec. ij vr, A fever against 22.191 cases In 1939. Officials e.stimated that Noveilt* 8:13—New-s Here and Ahrosd. Ccrebro spinal fever, which in­ of Premier .Mussolini, comes iin- nut of his senatorship by iiorni- | ' forced concrete pavement on Glas- mile east of Nlantic. 17:00 Esso Reporter. New 3'oik, Dec. 6 -A’; In-lus- her s figure w-oiild .show a further schedule at tiiis late day. Route No. 162 West Haven., 8:30—Radio Bazaar. ju ry ha,? decreeil that William J, creases in wartime due to concen­ ilecline of 7.3 per cent. nating Michael .1, Rlanslield. ,\nd j ; tonburv-East Hartford road. 1 8:53—WTIC's Program Parade. 7:10 Music off the Record Rav try and trade reports continue Washington, Dec. 6 -op: Come | que.stlonably as the result of once --ePonf result? of siilfanilimide shelters was over-ea\imatcd, th* 1------^ ■' " T ------: mile of hlliimlnoiis macadam sur­ I 8.13—Shoppers .Spei ial. "Cnn.sutner.'i' gnniLs lines," the A i i o II h *!’ I V r i i i purchases, the vVar Department worst months of the year—Janu* mean.s the whole FaVrist regime. away with any lUirloy boosting if I Route No. U. 9. .3 — 9:45—Gene and Glenn. WJ1.S married to a member n f the treatment, the ministry declared. nitely. expected. Now we are ask­ 1 face on Main street. 18:30 U sso Reporter. merr.-inUlr' agem-y sai-l,- "remain disclosed that 12,832 hor.ses and No T.vphoid from Mater ary through .March are yet to Badoglio has-been chief of the they can help it. even if he was Berlin and Meriden. Wilbur 10:00—Rlncoln Highway. multi-millionaire Duke to'oacco ed to believe that it ha.s very siid- Swiss P rolcsl Cross Parkway. 18.07.3 feel of Route No. 190 - Suffleld. I 'j 10:,30—Bright Idea Club. 8:.'13-;-.Shoppera .Special. more spolly than heavy lmlustrle.s, mules have bi-on bought for the re­ Not a single case of typhoid re­ come. foxy enough to bracket M.a,vor | 9:00- Pre.sa News fam ily. • .Ve-.v 3’ot V. Jier 6 hV Martin; mount service in the past five Italian general staff for years. ilenly developed that several miles of bituminous macadam sur­ 11:00—WPA Band. but reports from retailer.? indirnle sulting from bombed w-nter mains Scully with the C.overiKir-clect as ! concrete pavement. 9:13—National Hillbilly Champ- months to keep pace w-ilh the ex- , Box Plant ikiinaged It w-as he who. perhaps more, than months more of preparation will Berlin and Newington. o mile.s face on Cooper Hill road. 11:.30—Joseph Gallirchio and Or­ 1 that the Chn.?tmas ,?ale.? period is Keven men an I five women re- I i -i'-h, -eho maneuvered himself ; ha.s been reported, it eontinued, due Man About Manhattan A ir V iolalioiis Route No 203 Windham Cul­ I ions. shaping up very well. -' from a. furnisheii room to aJ pansion of military personnel. ‘ any other general, was responsible honor guest. | of rolled giavel surface-on Berlin chestra. tiirni-d a fir-l degree murder ver­ to the vigi'ance of 30 public health be neede-l in completing the camp. vert replacement on the South ir,4.3--Market and Agriciiltural J9:30 Public Korum: Hartford i "Inqirnied turnover I.? said to dict. sjiecitlcaHy reearomcuding ;tb.-iiru' :n s-ven yea’-s w-hile a | On the basis of .purcha.se prices, , laboratories. Portland. Me., Dec. 6 — (JPi —A,| for the recovery t»f the Italian So Democratic Town CliaiiMian' Turnpike, . » Hoard of Health. ' the mules can l(K)k dow-n their long;; .Not many of us ari' likely to creilit F.ast Hartford. Main Street Windham-Windham Center road. < IteiKirls. he rellected in a slightly better the death penally, after deliberat­ f-.'ti'i'.-c fi'im jo s tle■ e. w-jll h.ave to | There is a aea.--.onal upturn In cement-block building at the dU| "You .see. in real life 1 live my 9:13 The Old Fire Chief. ! Roman noses at the supposedly ! army on the Piave after the Capo- Tangncy lias written a letter to | any such t.'vle. New York Ben Bernie, a Bem, Sw-itzerland, Dec. 6 uD ami Ellington road. I'-r miles of Route No. 216 North Stonlng- 11:.35—The Weather Man. rate of collections all along the ing almost live hour.? last night. ‘ ■ ■ -,'c ,-in< terpx a.s soon a? he : measles but infectious fli.seaso? Pont de Ncmour.s Box ManufSO*;! Democratic .sitate Chairman Me- | roles. I never touch alcohol in lon Culvert replacement ap- 12:00 — General Federation of 9:.30 "The Library Has the An- line," • The .3.*i-ye,?r 'cil 1‘liila'lelp’il.? ; TV; 'leji „ue in .Can Q':entin pri.son ; more elegant horses. The Army j luring plant in suburban Morrill’O [ retto dtsa.ster In the World War Wbat Hie real re.asi'n for the thoughtful chap with the softly The Swiss Federal Council, it was reinforced concrete pavement. aw-er ". has paid an average nf 5180 for ^ which were expected to take a cyf rtowinR flra^wl of the lower Kast .solid form. All my pictures re­ South Windsor and East Wind- pi-oximatciy mile south of la u ­ Women's Clubs Program. short or'ler cof.k, w-ho in .a hv.s- r;-t.vr.".r, Onner w-as badly d.aniagcd Wed* I and he ha.s iiUvays been an itiol of earthy whirl!, though couched in ^ postponement of Hie^ training quire the largest sets as well as learned today, again ha.s ordered good pack mules, only 5160 for heavy toll in cro-wded shelter? were ( Side in his voice and a passion for ! sor. mile of reinforced con- rel Glen. P. M. 10:00 Welcome Lewis’ Kinging Ijealli-t? shou Ihiniage terical outhur."t on the witni.sr .Ik- v:,as .senterred to a year and ! forestalled bv better sanitary ne.sday night b.v a fire and seven lfl the people of his country. meticulously carefiil language. , the mo.st unusual yet constructed the Swiss minister to I.ondon to 3-1 Bee. I riding and draft hJ)-se.s. i I the ind may be we' have no i'wa. ( reticence in his Crete Tjavemenl *>n the Hartford- 12:15-Stale Theater Presenta­ slantl. fun! cried "I hit her, I bit " d-'V '>n hi? -'le.a of guilt'.- yester- facilities, bv the creation of 12.3 sawdust exploeioas. in Hollywood. Naturally, my typo protest again-st alleged violations 10:30 Public Forum (.No 2i: I>-mlon, Dec. 6 o1> Huyal Air He Is .succeederl by General I go foots up to a decliiriition that if ' At a it mav i)o a prudential .^jul ihat'wtmld shame a rechise. Springfield road. Temporary tion. her. dent' a.:k me again, " f.-arti-illv !.?v to a-i 18- fiiint IrKllrtment medical shelterposts where a doc­ of art requires this. As to my of Switzerland'.? frontiers by Royal I sefiil Pet terrier : "Jobs for America ' .State Force i)lane.?x*3iich bombed the •lew? F.xempt From .\riiij B'islon Architect Dies Cnvallerp. who quit .solrllering for Mr. Hurley accepts hi.s invitati^i , rea.-on. or .-v.-u a politi, at one Ii sliift.-d his cigar to the other 12:30 — Connecticut University collapsed as the venlii l -.■.•?.? re.ad. -in.- mail L-.-iud an-1 ronapir- tor and nurse are in constant at­ .$2 make-up . . . well, they call me Air Force bombers. bridge provided...... Dept, nf Labor. \northern Italian ind i.itnal citv of I • V. . .1 . t lu I side and reluctantly submitted to Route No. 9. .3A Windsor. Bame- Fsrm Forum. Soil? While .Iiiry'Piille.d - in I'-.e .s-,i:'JMng o fa p p ro x i- tendance, and by placing 200 more politics in 192.') but returned to the to Senator Culhane's dinner it i; might even tie Hial it has him dis- . interview: Bernie, the man of a million make­ British planes flew over the Columbus, O. Mrs. C. P. I 10:13— Hartford Po.st Offire, ] Turin Wednesday ni.<5ht also drop­ Bucharest, Dec. 6—(A* —Premier Clinton. Ma.«s.. Dec. 6 — — I |3 i.,j miles of reinforcedmioreeu concreteiiioi-isi.' ■ Coliimhiis says this reallv He .sobbed v,-h:lc the jury w.-ui —'. . - ' t ' 51,000,000 f:-o.-n investment Antonc.?cue decreed yesterday that doctors and 1.30 nurses on call at military. service in 1937 and iias will become necessary for the Wa- i eovere at in 1933. tax. w-as said, and even the low-lv as an important figure in the chance. No .Nazi iillimatiini wa.s' What Hie true, underlying cause “ However, since you are ada- mit that I probably have the finest The last, announced protest to rier. Returning, she coaxed Mitzl years ago. Hampton hill. to take'the key.? out of the Ignition Radis. X ' Piave recovery good hist-iries of ever easier to understand. ment. 1 suppose I shall have to collection of cigar bands, tin foil, the Briti.sh government "was on Eastern Standard Time of this lengHiy i>o.stpouomciU may string, paper bags, and aspirin : Route NO. U. 9. 7 North Ca- lock and hand them to her through give you a few grudging details. 1 Nov. 6. that dramatic campaign make At last accounts Mr. Hurley ha-1 he is not even vaguely, apparent. nolHcs in the country. .My ward­ ! naan. Constructing bridge over love acting. 1 also love birds, a pnrtinilly o’pon<»‘l ventilator win- little if any-mention of him. At neither accepted nor "regretted.' robe al.so is said to be unparalleled. Siege Commeniorated ! Blackberry river, about ,300 feet New York, Occ. 5-- (A3 -Re­ But we .lon't boiieve it i.s the one books, bees, flow-ers. Hedy I.A1- llo’.V. all events he has not loomed large- There are people who. in the rir- The British Residency at Luck­ I south of junction of Routes I . S vamping of the football scheilule given out. marr, red neckties, horses, guns, .7 and H. 9. 44. Open to traffic on the networks for Saturday is • ly in connection with modern war­ I iimstances, would he very quick fudge sundaes, and sleep-w-alking. i "Lunch is a f^itVoiite hour with now India, files the Union .lack .North Carolina ceded the land ' me. Spving a group nf Japanese. night and day in memory of the over lernD'Cary ^ Three- to form the slate of Tennessee st to bring two games out of the fare. to tell the Wateriniry organiza­ You have no idea how much fun Chinc.se.’ French. Arab. Swiss. Hot- historic siege of that city during. Route No. 9 (.ranby. ‘ Favetfoville, In 1789. west arid the south in.stead of There may be the largest kind tion Democrats where they got off sleep-walking can be. Why, once [^ie ^mhan muH^y. -'P-m rolled beam bridge over north the previoiial.v announced single wlien I was walking in my..sleep- i tentot. and Javanese refugees at 1 of significance in the fact that and to line up with their poliHc.-il ; lunch the other day. 1 had the sal- contest. W ashington hut no matter. The additional game is Rice vs. Mussolini has picked a politician friends. Whether the Oovernor- "I also ride. hunt. fish. play isfaction of greeting each one in and I his native tongue. Southern .Methodist at Houston, to handle the muddle into which j elect is one of them remains tn b.- Texas, which Is listed to start on Daybook tox! W henTw as'in cldre"ge'l was i I forgot to mention that l I ^ “,'im he has gotten himself. The impera- : seen. But In any event he can cantain of the track team, .swim- w-as know-n as something of a Iin WABC-CBS at 3:15 and on MBS _ ,B f Jack Stinnett ' captain I ^,(,1 at college. Odd how ‘ hese at 3:45 p. m. The other game, tive Job may not he so much the | thank the zealous Mr'. Culhane for ming team, starred in the col- silly little campus reputations foi- Notre Dame. vs. Southern Call- rescue of the Italian army from | pj, guherrtatnriaWieaii- Waslungt.iji A.s .sun- a.s .shoot­ loams. I also ' fornia at Ixis Angeles, w-ill hi' dc- If'ge plavs a.s well as other tilings low a man through life. They're Albanla aa the rescue of the Fas- | ache.s. ing. steps ar| going to bo taken in acrihed over WJZ-NBC beginning they do around universities. worse than reporters. They chase cist regime from the revolutionary | the 77th ivmgri's.s to bnng into "But you probably are more in- you like an insidious rumor. Well, at 5:40. anger of the Italian people and. ; the union a I'.Hh stale. In ca.se you tere.sted in my present work than that's life. But if you're trying to Headed for a Trap? get any Information out of me. it is ca.sy to imagine, that of the ’ haven I lieai'l, il'.s Hawaii. in flashbacks on my undergradu­ William L. Shlrer, who has been Now- we learn t ^ t Hie Greeks ate days. " he continued, growing vou're wasting'j^our time, brother, broadcasting almost continuously Italian army. ' Till- Hag pisiple aiieady have it wasting your time. Me. Bernie haven't been beating up Hu- Ital­ more I'cliutant tn discuss himself from Berlin for the CB.S chain Whatever its nature, It is clear tigiiied out I'lu- i-ri si-nt li-H, pal- we don't know from nuthin." since the w-ar started, has reached ians. after all. Tbe Fascist troops tern of star? on a held of blue with every flashhaek. that this abandonment of furtheh Spain on his w-ay hack to the ju.'-l went into Greeqe to lure th" can Of I f 111 .ingeil pi a 7-7 .spac­ United States for a six w-eeks va­ responsibility for events by Italy’.s ing 111 the »t:ir.i .Hianging Greeks out of their mountain fast-,, cation, including Chri.stmas. foremost .soldier m arks a crisis the lit-ld oi making uts^tart pat­ and all the congressmen hear, and H ostile jV ltitiule nesses and into Albania, where a lot of them agree. Harry Flannery and Joseph And­ such a.s Benito Mussolini has not tern h“ >k hki- a cKi'.MleiV .secUon erson will handle the Berlin pick­ Mu.ssnlini's mighty enh -rls could of the Milkv Way. , encountered before in his strange Mixture Of Ilai-es B v N azis Seen ups in his absence. get a whack at Hii-ni .An-l the B-;l the Hag p.oplf have been career. Nothing that happens tin pri'patfd l-tr ‘ i.m i.»ntingen. y There is al.so the problem of schenie has been working like a Edward Tomlinson, expert on Italy in the next few ilnys need 00- lor a gm.q ,'ng time and proO- racial inake-up of the Hawaiian Latln-American affairs often heard Pictured here I? “Bill” Savitt casion surprise. \ rli.arm. The Greek are even row ablv i!i-,.l.io' h qi ,111 1. a .-kqi population. According to the Ter­ Princeton. N. Y., Dec. 6 - liFi presenting a 1940 Dialgp tn Mr. Board of Hgalth estimates ; cjcrman radio brqadca.sts indicate ’ on the air, is to open ajnew week­ and Mrs. Rerinan I. Miller of a long wav from home anil 1 bas­ 'she.ail of i-.hvi --1 -I l|..■|l.! It there ritorial ly comment on series for WJZ- tor 1919. the population was made ; mcreaseil anxiety and rising hos- 24 Troy Street, West Hartford. ing the (loot. Rtrategiiall.v r.tie:ii- IS a . .uigi"-: mi.in -.vh ■ :sn I lully . up of 1.36,819 Japanese; 63,291 yjity m that country- towards the 'NBC Dec. 14 in w-hlch he w-ill deal Tiny Appeasemenl Move .aw.u- Ihil this 'org.im.’ e l in or­ w-ilh affairs south of the Rio I ing young Fascists still If-irther. pin .ije-i tem torv in i integtal part Hawaiians or part-Hawaiians; gjates because of Amerl There are 61.3 seats ih the Brit­ cverj- hour. n.3.836 Caucasians;t o 52.148.39 148 Fili-F i l l - ___ n..«ot Rritaln thi Grande. Recordings of Satur­ of tne United .^t-ites, a.a Hawaii- can aiil to Great Britain, the day night’s NBC symphony tribute pino.s: 28,809 'Chinese; 6,761 Ko­ Princeton University listening ish House .of Commons. Of Hio.se i! Mussolini planned it all that An-s are fond of calling it. isn't 'to Jan Sibelius in connection w-ith about as. Important .i.s any olf- reans; and 960 Of other national­ center report.?. EXTRA! the so-called government partle.s way, it now appears In ji..-t a hla 75th birthday anniversary, shme chunks'of terrain that ever ities, Of the Caucasians, ncajly Harold N. Graves. Jr., director have iipwnril of 100, the opposition I little while more the Now Roman 31.000 were Portiigue.sjx 7.700 are to lie rebroadcaat Via short fell into the' lai> of Uncle,^.9am. of the poiA-ecful 24-hour-a-day re­ w-ayg at 10:30 a. m. Sunday in just under 200. Of the latter the E’mpire is going to fall iqKin Hieie II there IS an,v d->iibt let one .stare Puerto Rican; and 1,200 Spanish. ceiving station which listens to the '^hope that the Finnish com­ for a couiile . of hount at the Labor party has 164, the Liberal : adventurers from the Greek moun­ The miliary forces' just list and analyzes Nazi broadcasts for poser w-ill be able to tune It irt.' i.shinis' privluction figiiies on them, point tii the 38 per cent to- the .school of public ^nd interna party has IS, the Independent I-a- tains and annihil/te them. •sugar and pincapi>le , i to mention tal of Japanese, raise their eye- ' tional affairs, writes in an ar Listening tonight: The war — bor party 3. Independents 11 an-1 So, at all even^. ".sources with only a couple I br tti'cir von.4ump- brows Out in The Islands, of tide in the school magazine that W EAF-NBC 7:15, 11:15; CBS Last vrar illiatn ‘ ‘Bill** Savitl jraye awav |a tion ligfire oti mainland toufists the Communi.sl p^rty 1. access to high Italian quarters"' cour.se, there is .an entirely differ- Germany is devoting as much air 8:55, 10:45; WJZ-NBC 9:30, 10; I to mention only ofiei. ent picture. Nearly 82iper cent are.' time to propagandizing the Unit- "MERRY CHRISTMAS" Sedan lo Mr. and .Mrs. Herniaii I. >Iiller„ Yesterilay the three members of , have been toiling the cori^spon 1- MBS 10. 10:20, 10:30, 12:30; NBC the Independent Labor party ents in Belgrade. .Nevertheless, thi.s measure to citizens of the United States. Im- ocl Rtiites as to efforts to under- - 12. make Haw-aii t>- )Jth slate Ls go­ migratiq'n ot male Japanese- was mine-British morale, >f 2 T Troy Street. M esi Hartford. this brought forward a formal demand ODcour.se. it was necessarv for WEAF-NBC 8 Lucille Manners ing to rpeot plontj'. of oppicsilion prohibited after 1908 and there j "During rfevember. criticisms Concert; 8:30 Information Please; that Britain move to eml the war the Italian.? to Imit their hook or if not •opposition " c.xacHy, has been no immigration of Japa-| „ f %;^merica nreurred nine times Say it with Music this year! 9:30 Arch Oboler Play; 11:30 St. year. Savin Mill give auay a iien 19 II Dodire— by compromise. Six , members ot with .some thousand.? of hoys from then lethargy and imlitferende. ne.se male or female—since 1924. ' frequently as they had eleven {Louis Post Dispatch Salute to Thi.s isn't my conclusion. It comes Thus, of the 34,661 Japanese aliens months before," the article states. on the same hasiti— to one o f his eiistomeni, the oppo.siliim advorated the mo­ the vineyards and factories of the You don't know- the full Joy qf Christmas music Byrd. from score or more of repre- sHll'^ in Haw-aii, there w-oiild be "Of Germany's anxiety about WABC-CBS -7:30 Al Pearce; 8 tion in debate though berau.se two Homeland, but tho.v were, of until you hear it created by yourself, or your chil­ .sentativos and senator.?, .some of only a very, very small number Amerit-a'S possible influence on Kate Smith, Football selections; ^ on may lie the fortunate one. Visit the Savitt of them «:ere appointed tellers. oqiir.se. highly delighted to be run whom, to say the le.a-st, are sup­ of-males who could po.salbly be of the outcome of the w-ar. and of the | dren, In your ow-n home! 'Year in and year out for a oenturj-, music has found its peak of expres­ 9:30 Herbert Marshal in "Kind and so coukl not vote under . the 1 through by Greek bayonets f >r the posed to h.ave their lingers on the "the dangerous age" from a mili­ Reich's hostile attitude toward I Lady"; 10 Bob Ripley finale. sltire for eomplete details. " 1'ongrc.s.sional iiulse. tary standpoint, even if all of the United 9tates. there can no sion in the piano. This Christmas it will coat you WJZ-NBC—7:45 Repreaentattve rules of the Commons, l-hg vote on ; glory of the New Rome and' Ailqlf less than ever to enjoy ohe of the finest instru­ them were .sympathetic to Japan, longer be any doubt." Dickstein tn "An Answer to Dies"'; the proposal wa.s .4 in favor. 341 Hitler—and well-paid by the rich- .Viihod.x Can Be Sure which many oKservers insist they ments for prices w-ere never more enticing. »’ ii; I ■* _ ' 8 Singing 'n' Swinging; 9 Gang- MASSIVE NEW TRUCK STYLING again.st. Presumably the P'st of ne.ss of the joke they were helping Nobody e.-in’ bo sure of any­ are not. Ilnesn't Want Tonsils Removed busters; 9:35 Birthday Salute; MOST POWERFUL TRUCK ENGINES Savitt, Mith tMenty-one. years in the. jewelry the members, were absent. j to play on the Greeks. thing that will happen in Con-- Known throughout the country as the oldest 10:15 Mexican Concert; 10:45 Rep­ making these new 1941 Chevrolet trucks the 8ie». \nother Trip (jp, Fourteen-year dealer In Steinw-ay Pianos, "Instrument of the The four votes in favor of aban­ Very soon now, Belgrnile tells gfps.s until the vole.s are In ithe resentative Alexander on "Will We IN THE LOW-PRKE HELD best-fooking as well as the best-performing hiisiness. ha.a a reputation for fpiality anjil serv- majority leader.? in Iwitli .houses Some facetious fellows here- ! f>orge Lanhart didn't w-ant his Immortals.'' Watkins Brothers has assembled a Keep out of War?" doning the war were those, of the ■ us. the great Italian trap will lie trucks in the entire lowest price field. w-ei-e SO wrong about adjourn­ about? say that the upshot of It i jongj), r,„t. After he w-aa coaxed full selection of fine Instruments for your inspec- M B S --8:30 Laugh and Sw-ing; > tion. Each has an established reputation w-6rtiy iee with over 19.=>,000 satisfied eiistomers. one Independent ,L.aboritc who sprung and the Greek arm.y, still ment. for instancei. But this la probably will be another congres- I putting on a night shirt, he 9:30 I Want a Divorce: 11:15 NEW LONGER WHEELBASE could vote, two regular Laborites breathlessly pur.suing Us agile the way they look at the state- slonal junket to Haw-ait. like that „„t of the hospitfhospital bed and of association with the Steinway. So. no matter Steinway S 495 opening qf_ President's Birthday 90-H0RSEP0WBt « i Smiiing serviee and friendly atmosphere have hood-for-Haw-all sit-iatidn: in 1938; that the rongreasmen will made a wild dash that ended when ' w-hat make of piano you select here, you can be Drive. and 'ihe solitary Communist. tollers-on. will be swallowed np, vote -.to' Inspect" the Islands sure of utnio.st quality, even though the cost may STANDARD ENGINE NEW RECIRCULATING BALL-BEARING I There should be here the brief an orderly caught him nearly a Rize. design n-d price are new made Savin's .store bigger and better than ever. The Independent Labor party Is completely devoured, again; take a pleasant journey be small! Terms, too, can be conveniently ar­ precede that the Islands, in their block aw-av. Ills mother gave up. . Stetnw-av .Standards are th* M’hat to expect Saturday: The STEERING GEAR out that way at a seasonable time □ avowedly jiaclfist. Its members ,\li of which w-e are very mui4i .rei-ent election, voteil 68 per cent and took him home, where his ranged! s a m e . "riie Steinw-ay Dla- war - CBS 8, 9 a.m., 3j30, 6:30, greatly reduces steering effort — brings true -\sk your fri<*nds uhoiit Savitt. . . someone you would be certain at any time and ' inclined not to believe. How- much in favor of pushing .statehood. Aa of year: return and report that father that next time he would phragmatlc Soundboard Insures 6:45 p.m.: NBC 8 a.m.; MBS 11:15 they w-ould all be ver>- happy to rich, resonant tone. Swift, re­ passengercarstcering easeto truck operation. under all circumstances to vote ^ further the Greeks are going to ■spon as the Haw-aiian legislaUire take the boy to the hospital and a.m., 1:45, 6, 6:30 p.m, Oirtls kiioYM kimws Savitt. Save now on (!hristinaM .see Haw-all the 49th state and sponsive action. Exquisite Sher­ Bibcitus Program. WABC-CBS— against any and all war mca.sures. cha.se the Jieaten enemy we of meets and memoflallze.s Congress I the tonsils w-ould come out. NEW, MORE COMFORTABLE DRIVER’S to . that effect, a Joint resolution there let the matter rest—at least aton design. Unexcelled cabi­ 11:05 a.m. Cincinnati Concert; 2 gifts o f nationally known watehes, radios, sil­ until the world settles dow-n. 93-HORSEPOWER HEAVY The Communist, o f course, w-otild , course have no Idea. But judging will be Introduced, no doubt, Sulmtltutes for Horns net w'ork. Ifet the price Is ths Y.M.C.A. Program topic "We Who COMPARTMENT be exposed to do so. It is a little from the way the Greek army has . iow-cst in years! * Serve": 6 Report to the Nation. with greatly increased leg room and belter, verware and diamonds. . . at rash priees and which, If pa.ssed. would clear the i Name Causes Crisis WATKINS DUTY "LOAD-MASTER” ENGINE WJZ-NBC—12 noon EducaUon •urprlsing, how-ever, to find even | outsmarted as well as outfought w-av for the 49th state). j Memphis, Tenn.^ (A3 T h e citi­ B R O T Hq E R, S I N C (QpHeiieiq# e*lre cesi ee Hee vy Dufy irvefa) form-fitting seal and back in cabs, giving The miliutary powers that tie , Forum: 2 p.m. new series Metro­ easiest terms. There is no extra charge for ■uch a tiny proportion of the regu- | the invaders so far they are not Vancouver, Wash. (A3 With zens are finding w-ays to get around much greoter driver comfort. may not favor Matohood at thLs ! n new- ordinance against suto horn politan Opers, "Marrisge of Fig- lar Labor party as tw-o members ' going to be outsmarted themsclv-s his election to the State Legisla­ sro." Herbert Hoover speaker. credit al Savitt Jewelers,' 35 Asylum Street. . . tlm’c. They figure it's easier to Mowing except to avoid colllairir 'The Mendelssohn Spinet Piano (shown casting w-hite feather votes; p a r-' at this late day. Besides, it is ex- handle a territorial government ture. Marjon 9exton's troubles be­ MBS—3:30 Harvard Symposium cause of his first nd.me reached a One man swamg out hla arm to right) takes no more floor space than 60 MODELS... ON NINE tremely unlikely that the Italians under even limited - emergency "17. S. and World Affairs"; .3:.30 LONGER WHEELBASES ... A COMPLETE 35 Steps from Main Street, Hartford. And tlcularly so In. the case of a L.abor- crisis; A woman legislator WTote jangled a cow bell. A woman stop -' a 2'x5‘ rug and stands little higher than selections from Messiah. . . . Short conditions than a state. And if ped before a friend's house, sum­ Ite representing a London East have any trap big enough anti to the 220-pound former amateur the average table . . >4fet It has the full v.-aves: For Saturday—QSC G8D LINE FOR ALL LINES OF BUSINESS you need not start payments until February! anybody doubts the importance of moned the friend with a w,-histle. End district. One does not like to strong enough to hulil Greeks — wrestler to suggest that they sav<; standard 88 note keyboard. New devel­ London 7:45'For the Children; Hawaii in Pacific naval affairs, let opments make it possible to build this ^ think that this defection of even w-hlch would be a very special kind him get out his encyclopedia and money by sharing a room at the DJC Berlin 9:30 Cabaret; TGWA It will he nice lo say on Christmas Day: “ It state capital. (lollegie's Exams (’anrelled small, compact piano and yet retain a Guatemala 11 Marimbas. For Sun­ one out of a hundred members of of a trap indeed. read up on I’ earl Harbor. When peace is on the world anti w-e're fine, rich, colorful tone. day—DJD DZD Berlin 6:15 Opera comes from Savitl.” Pasadena. Calif. —- (A3— Influ­ that party as suggesting the drop- Meantime it Is reported that the scraping ^ips instead of build­ - How They Were Named Concert; TOWA Ouatemala 8 or­ by-drop trickle of water through a Italian press is beginning to w-hip ing them, w-hat the Army and Straw-berries owe their name to enza's not so bad. Because 500 of j chestra; GSC GSU OSL I.iondon RILEY CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Paaadena Junior College's 6.000 Menclelssohn $ 2 5 0 dike. ,but- the psrsUel does suggest up' sentiment against the Sw-iss, Navy people w-ant doesn't amount the old custom of covering the 9:45 Tonight We Present and plants with straw in tbe fall in students have fallen victim to the 11:15 Bgltain Speaks. CORNER CENTER AND TRO'TTER STREETS the presumption being that pres­ to so much. .cBut in times like MANCHESTER Itself nevertheless. the.se, w-h:^ they want makes a order to protect the roqts during illness, the sdmlnl.stratlve council} It indlcaiip that whUe tbe ently there will be' another Mus- big noise i^dcr the Cacitol dome the cold season. 'j. has cancelled pre-Christmas exams, j | J; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ERmAT, DECEMBER 8, 1948' > A U B ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUNN. FRIDAT, DECEMBER 8, 1940 — I ■■ II ri'i itEN Freshmen, Elinor BuUen. Shirley S«venty>Seven Piece High School Band tha^^Fill Present Concert Here Tomo|rrow Cooper, Aim Duffy, BetUe Sar­ D. Fa Presbrey H. S. Students to Play Is Re-Elccte< Stafford Springs gent, Mildred Taylor. Joto a Nett* Honor (all E and O)—Senior*: Society He 473, SUIIoiR George Bancroft, Ruth Bastlen, Dies ill Slccji At Festival of Music Oeorglana Becker, Jeannette Bry­ §Vews From Manchester’s Neighbors ant, Porter Colllna, Patricia Grant, Mrs. Rosanna (Picks) Lanagan, Robert Grant, Julia Krawetz, Mar­ Rockville’s Grand Ol<| .S(‘V(>nty>8eveii, the Pick ! and will add to the program by Mrs. Fred H. Lavey 84, widow of Henry Lanagan, died jorie Mather, Wanda Panek, Alice I presenting a few marches. Tomor- late Wednesday night at her home RIttlInger, Donald Schllchting. . ...Man Passes Away in Of State Musicians, to ' row afternoon they’ll be free to Direct Activitiet ‘ Thursday afternoon at the homo of In Orcuttvllle, after a abort lllnesa. Junlora; Betty Burnham, Wil­ I further friendships and acquaint­ Emanuel Group. Mrs. Walter C. Hewitt. In aplto of His 102nd Year. Give Concert Here ances with local students. She was bom In Shefford, Pro­ liam Cooper, Shirley Kearney, ■" -T snowy weather. A Chriatmae pro­ Tolland Geraldine King, Eunice Potwin. Four Hololsta Hebron gram was carried out, with Mrs. vince, of Quebec, Canada, Septem­ Rockville, Dec. 6 .-(Special)-- Tomorrow Evening. Four soloists, chosen for their Uro. Fred H. Lavey, of 75 Mn. John H. ber 21, 18M th« daughter of Fran­ Sophomorea; Phyllis Bancroft, Ur street, was re-electsd prsi Svic Association Meet Edward A. Smith aa leader, Mrs. Anna Boyle, Helen Dzen, William Daniel F. Presbrey, this city * outstanding ability on tbelr chos­ Lulu Jones and Mrs. Alma Porter in S -S , RiMihvlII* cis and Olive (Elanchett) Picke Seventy-seven of the most tal­ en Instruments, will appear with of the Women's Miaokmary An oyster supper was held and came to the ^ United States Higgins, Gunllla Kehoe. Bertha nand old man, dlod durlnK ciety of the Emanuel LuU assisting as hostesses. A Christ­ Maslunas, Grace Patinsky, Eliza­ sleep last night at the Rockvillr ented and promising musicians In ' the band, Jack Wilson of Mlddle- Thursday evening at Hebron town mas box packed for Miss Teresa „ _ j I when she was t .elve years of age. ' town, trombonist; William Bab- church at Its annual rlccUi Has Big Attendance The Tolland Grange will hold a residing In .Stafford for over ten beth Pllkln, Irene Poliak, Beatrice Convalescent Home. He was m his Connecticut scholastic circles, six­ officera yesterday afUi hall to show M rs. C harles C. Vincent was one of the objectives. 102d veer, having been bom tr I cocki Jr., of New London, cor- Sellers' appreciation for the sup­ setback party at the Grange rooms years. Mrs. Lanagan Is survived Slnslgalll, William Bteane, Lucy ty from six high schools through­ Others named were: This has been done annually and M ansfield on Ju ly 29, 1839. ' nctlst; and Harry Card and Oer- port she received In the recent this evening. by two sisters, Mrs. Eva McClena- Welles. Edward! Wells, Charles out the state and seventeen from Mrs. George Wognian, Mrs. Alice Backofen: Pentelope those In her work of school nurse chan of East Providence, R. I., We.skoaky, Hazeh White. Mr. Presbrey has been eonfinei. : trude Duncklee of Groton, flutists. campaign, when she was elected The Union Missionary Society A dinner meeting of the Band president; Mrs, Harold Mclnl iRockville Organization Perkins, Precise, Mrs. Christine who seem most In need of It. and Mrs. Clara Joselin of River Freshmen; William Arnold, Au­ to the convalescent hospital for Manchester High, gathered here one of the representatives In the held its all day sewing meeting Masters' Association will be held secretary; Mrs. Ivar Cor Guldottl; Agatha Squalls. Bluster­ Christmas gifts were also ex­ Pofnt, R. I.; a daughter Mrs. De­ drey Carter, Phillip Grant, Ed­ over three years and his strength yesterday morning for three days Hears Interesting Ad­ er, Lucille Schook; Cayenne Pep­ General Assembly for Hebron, on changed among the members of at the church yesterday where tomorrow evening at six o’clock. financial secretary; Mrs. H ol lia McClair and Walter Lanagan ward Hastillo, CTiarles Jaworskl, has been fading for the past sev­ of rehearsal in preparation for the P earson, treasurer; Mrs. C am per. Stutters, Mrs. Edith Weber; the Democratic ticket. Since Civil the club. work is being done for war relief first annual Festival of Aliisic of dress on Government War times the number of Demo­ both Stafford Springs. The body Eileen Kostach, Margaret Nstulls eral months. Unable to read he en­ Davison, social secretary; Ui Dep'he Hardahear. Mrs. Ethel Bod- Richard Stutt. who for some and knitting is being done In the has been removed to the Browne the newly organized Connecticut crats electeri for this office could and Ray Steitz. joyed brief visits from his many Axel Johnson, Mission Tldli man; Vivian Walker. Milliner. Miss time has been a boarder at the homes for the Red Cross. ■Funeral home on East Main street Bund Masters' Association. And Finances. pretty nearly he counted on the Honorable mention (E G and H) friends and passed the rest of his secreUry; Mr*. G./Albert Pearsol Lois McNeill; Always Knoxit, Er­ home of Mrs. Frank Jones of ffarold Neff was a recent guest and will he sent to Eaat Provi­ lime listening to hts favorite radio The concert will be presented at MttnehPHlpr nest Backofen; Billy Butcher, fingers of one hand. --Seniors; Blanche Belcher, Mary iiiiiiiiiiiiiii pianist; Mr*. Erik Modean Hope Valley road, has been taken at the home of his father, George dence, R. 1., from where funeral the high school auditorium tomor­ Rocl5\UlP, Dec. 6-(Specian — Clavton Weber; Hugh Howler, Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. W. Hills Butanas, Jane Deming, Pearl Ma­ program s. Mrs. Ellen Modean. uudltura. to the Windham Community Me­ Neff, and his sister. Mrs. Nora N. services will be held. Burial will Was Widely Acquainted row evening at eight o’clock. The Dale 'Rwtk Tl» December meeting of the Coiintrv Sport, Merle Tyler; Pro­ received a call recently from Harry honey, Lydia Mazyklewz, Marie proceeds will be used to send a de­ •Annual Lurls Feet morial hospital, for treatment. He Wlnchell and family. take place Saturday In Brooklyn, He had been a resident Of Rock­ It was announced that the ;vllle Civic Association at- fessor Highvoice, Choir Master, Wood, now living in Manchester, Mrs. Mary Broadbent, Rev. Richie, Leonard Thrall. serving student to summer band was stricken Sunday with a cere­ Conn. Juniors: Margaret Ahern. Ar­ ville for 62 years. He was known ( T onight '-ri#fc<*ta*44nii!s2Sk' nual Lucia Feat of the Society ail K».».;ted many taxpayers last eve- Rev. Theron French. but some years ago a Hebron bral hemorrhage and Is In a criti­ Valentine Alison and Mrs. Alice' Two hundred charter members I > school next year. resident. When here he owned thur Burnham, Rita Grant, Noreen to the older residents as an agent .<4<-hjj -- Next week named each for six-year teim.s (f and Ralph Gibson, violin. er given by the other teachers in tended a Matrons' and Patrons' pa.ssed at the home of her parents. There are four grandchlhlren and music will be furnished by th* fT' At a brief business meeting, it Company, Hartford. a Christma.s party for the sixty | Douglas Platt, Nancy Potwin, Jon hostesses Is published elsewhere in Dec. 10.—40th annual meeting Despite the difficult traveling from Jan 1, 1941; Joseph K London, Dec. g X'he A d­ visiting meeting at Merrow Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Pratt of four great-grandchildren. this Issue of The Herald. Srr Formation of Or­ Clef Club women's chorus ol P'Waa voted to have the stores in the C oventry. Mi.ss Friend is to be Work on the Jewish Synagogue Windsor, were at their Tolland juvenile m em ber? a t th e C. S. A. ; S tan at. t)f Chamber of Commerce at Ma­ 111 SliiK* hv W PA conditions due to the snowstorm, Hooker, Hartford: John T. Welles, miralty will be. s.iked in a ques­ married during the Christmas which is being erected near th'e Wedne.sday evening. Included in Hall, Sunday afternoon December j Funeral services will be held .Sectional Rehearsals tion prepared by Oswald Lewis, Emanuel. All women of the Ml «ity keep open evenings, starting the num ber w ere Mr.s. W alter Q. summer home for a brief stay sonic Temple with Roger Bab.«on ganization Hero Hav­ the South Methodist turkey sup­ Wcthcr.iflpld’, George J. Mead, slonary Society and young womi -With Thursday, December 19th arid vacation. She will continue teach­ corner of the New York-Boston 15th at 2 o'clock. Sunday afternoon at two o’clock The musicians went to work im­ aa speaker. Bloomfield; L t.eroy Redlck. .New­ Conservative member of I’arlia- H ew itt. .Mrs. W alter W right. Mrs. M onday. Will Fix Day (nr Trial at the Luther A. White Funeral mediately ujKm their arrival here, per and bazaar lost night was of the Evangeiine Society are ask‘ Stontlnuing through the 24th. ing and reside at her cottage at 'and Church street road.s, has been Also, morning and afternoon ing That as An Aim. ington, and F. Spencer GcHid'wln, ment from Colche.-ter, if It would Philip Motz, Mrs. Frank White. A large class of candidates was Home on Elm'street. Rev. rheron with sectional rehearsals during Bridgeport. Dee fl ,p. Frank fairly successful. Fully 150 enjoy­ ed to report at the church vest Ralph Gibson, chairman of the the lake. held up the past few days on ac­ session of Hartford County W'otn- H artford. ronskler "excluding (from its con­ According to accounts' the town initiated at the Community Vichy, Dec. 6-(J^—The Su­ Frcm'h, of Rockville Methodist tho mornjng snd afternoon for the Upman. Jr., acting works projects ed a delicious turkey supper in the a t 6:45 o’clock. .Mrs. Ellen Moi t ’iierchants Division also announced Twenty-one women attended the count of^thc extreme cold and nn’s R epublican club a t Y. M. C. A. Ina.smuch as East Hartford Ju.n voys i. all ships bound to Eire of Hebron has 12 bee keepers, House at the regular meeting of preme court will fix the day for churrh, will officiate and burial lower brass and horns, the clari­ A drive to jack up the price of administrator for Connecticut, told banquet hall, prepared and serv- Is chairman of the event. ’that the Nativity scene would be Mother's club meeting held at the snow. ’Those in charge say that Tolland Grange Tuesday evening. , Dec. 11. Christmas bazaar and recently voted to join the district, flrelandl until the government of most of them doing business in a Wappiiij!; the "war guilt" trial of Former will be in Grove Hill cemetery. nets and flutes, the percussion in- haircuts to a fifty cent level is , cd by the Aabury group, as their emted again In ' Central Park. home of Mrs. John E Kingsbury it would tak e only ah<5ut a w f-k Visitors were present from Har- •supper. North Methodist churrh. the Bridgeport F'ederation of Dem­ a representative from that town Fire is prepared to afford facili­ small way. Law requires that all Mrs. W. W. rc $8,- eral chairman of the bazaar. I (Ireland has- maintained her! Guts Own Tliroal Following are the honor stii- "ns soon a.i possible," it was an­ of these rehearsals. In the evening, Coming Events tlon. Just what the aims of such Booths for the sale of Chri.stmas E ____Rons___ Company. . . spoke to those pres- 1 ing the mothers how many oppor- completeil before spring. , T hus fa ... r Mrs, Della , P o j rte r i Hill.s. « ly wage scale for the luggage and 990,000 worth of WPA projects in 'neutrality In the war and has re- , lents at the Ellsworth .Memorial nounced officially today. Informed the entire band rehearsed at the Dec. 19. 20, 21. 22. Annual an association will be, other than g(X}ds of all kinds vyeie »«t up this ent In regard to the gift to the city , there are for cooperating Mr and Mrs. Carroll W. Hutch- ! town clerk, has received only five sources said the trials probably leather goods industry was an­ I Poultry Show at Ma.sonlc Temple. pri;grcss in Connecticut now and Month's Business I fused use of her ports to the Bnt- : the recreation center. Mr, Net I High school for the'second mark- high school auditorium undtu;^ the for social purposes, has not been year in the gymnasium, snd the -'Fairfield, Dec. 6—'J5—Polle for with the teachers inson have returned to their hgme ! registrations She Is required to would begin next month. nounced today by Col. Philip B that 3.000 WPA employes had 'Tsh navv.) t tleton also introduf ed Mr. Reinhold Ellington ' Ing period: leadership of Albert I. Dorr of stated. It is declared that no union found private employment during arrangements afforded more room reported that Walter R, Green, 35,1 Mr. and Mrs. John Kingsbury at the green after having spent i ''^od in the list of tlmse complj- I High honor tall Ei —Senior: Flemlngf, wage-hour adniinlfltrator. Groton, who is president of the will be formed, and that tho group Is Fairlv Heavy I, who aa chairman of the Board of and son John Jr., were dinner about two weeks at the home of 1 'bg with the law cin Deo. 1. and Balloon (And* In .Mountains the last three months. for the supper in the parish hall. killed himself with a kitchen knlfsT l',?Jflnance at Watertown for ten a. F.’Berr I Barbara Burnham: Juniors, Hazel The largest pearl ever known ; The wage nr'ler. Band Masters' Association and will merely be an "association," Home cooked foods sold readily, with which he chased his mather guests at the home of their daugh­ their son-in-law and daughter, | she has already done this. The mcasiirod 2 by 4'a Inches, and will affect 5,000 of the industry . if. years during which time a 7300,000 particular reason for registration Tel. 49S-I. Rockville Niederworfer. Charles Steitz; who will direct tomorrow night's H ow ever, it ia .sal(l th a t the pixr- and the other departmenCs were [PU •aslire Trips from their home h"rc several hour ter. Mrs. Herbert Tomlinson. Jr., Mr.-ftnd Mrs. Herbert Porter. Mr. | festival of music. Solcthurn, Switzerland, Dee. 6 i debt was wiped out and the taxes is that the .state entomologist. R. I Sophomore, Madeline Norton: weighed nearly three ounccii. * 18.000 omployes. ‘ poses will he ' about the same. w ell satisfied with the patronage. Complete November record.s at after she refused to Join him in ami family at Newington Wednes­ Hutchln.snn is at present emjiloyed ' .Music Trarhen Here —(JO—A British barrage balloon Some barbers are not very enthu­ '. leduced from 29 to 20 miles, Mr. B. Friend, of the state Agricul­ The Ladles Auxiliary unit of j (^ard Games \\ on i | ■ ------...... the office of the town clerk show Bail Is Lifted double suicide. day evening in honor of the birth­ at G. Fox and Co.’s store. Hart- 1 G. Albert Pearson of Manches­ landed near here in the Swiss Ju­ siastic about joining the group. jCelnhold spoke to the taxpayers tural Experiment Station, New ra mountain foothills today. A sec­ Policem an C h ristian S.chllcK s a ld l day of their other daughter Cora. ford. It is reported that Harold | Hatheway-Miller Post, American ^ ter High handled arrangements Plat)S to organize follow closely that during last month there were .league In Rockville three years Mias King.sbury was the guest Haven, may visit the bees and ond balloon swept high over the By St. Bridget's th a t the m other. .Mrs. Jo sep h tn al ; ago, and his talk last evening prov- Gray has also accepted employ- ; Legion, will sponsor anothec Oro- ‘ j for the concert here. Other music a barbers’ meeting two week* BahlH ui ReiiaiiicB '62 transfers of title oo local prop^ Green, reported that her son hiutl .speaker at a meeting of the Home m ent In H artford. gi\-e advice and tests, tending to teaehers in attendance are How­ area /toward Lake Constance. crtics, of which total 41 were war­ London. Dec. 6 - ijT* An offl- | I'eJ most interesting. He had for keep the boos free from dis'ease. i eery Bingo In Ellington Town Hall 1 German anti-aircraft gunners ago when members"of the State cial ban on pleasure trips to Eng­ been threatening to take his llfe| Economic Teachers Association of Perfect attendance pupils for i ard T. Pierce of New London Board of Kxaminer.s of Barbers rantee deed.s. The balance was fhla subject, "Town Government Hartford Wednesday evening and Mr.s. Hills w ishes th at those who ' on Friday evening, December 13, shot down a drifting British bar- 10 GommiHsioiier!^! lish const,'ll areas, ordered last since la st Friday, .and proiW ,;.aa a Business". The talk was illus- November at the Hebron Green Bulkcley, Weston H. Broekway of came into town to talk to the local The team representing St made up of quitclaims and other, yesterday afternooh they both kilil came up.from Falls Village to have two-room school, grammar grades, have not alre.ady registered with" ^ at 8 o clock. Prizes including a r pe balloon over Vienna yesler- types of conveyances. Decr-mber summer at the height of the in­ itrated with charts showing the __ -.M - turkey and other arAAoiala specials vi’UIwill Hartford Bulkeley, Richard oit of barbers, it was said at the time, j Mridget’s Holy Name Society car­ themselves By turning on gas jnts.| a birthday dinner with her sister are: Janet Bronson. Lucille her would do so even if a little dav. I records to date indicate that busi- vasion scale, was lifted from some ' ?gTWvth of the town of Watertown awarded. Refreshments will be Wallingford High, Fred S. Mar- on certain new rules and rc^guln- ried off the honors in the fir.st sit- A few hours later, the offiosrl prior to the meeting unaware that Mitchell, Faith Rosenbloom. Lois late, so that the names could be Hartford. Dec. fi - (J», — Ten ne.ss this month also will be fairly .sections today. [ , 5l the past year, its taxes, grand served. The public is- invited. lianl of New Britain High, Leo J. tions in the business. .No one will I.ting of the setback tournament be- , quoted her as saying. WatUl',T JtUat, schools, and so on. At the the rest of her family would be Woodward. Michael Smith, Ra- forw arded. Bettencourt of .Middletown and Gasoline Sales Controlled say that plans to organize were -Metropolitan District Commission­ heavy, but not as much as the The restrictions originally brandishing a knife, chased her| Mrs. Philip Motz. Mrs. Walter The Ellington Fire Department, McLELLAN’S I tween their team and teams rep- ! barred holiday visitors from the ' present. mond Terpolepski, George Smith. October boom In business when 113 l^-iMncluslon of the talk, there was a Inc., will meet in the Fire Head­ Mr. George of New I.smdon. broached at that time. I resenting St. James's Holy Name , ers, all rcapjKilntmenls made by from the hoiiae. The C. O. D. Cla.ss will hold its Robert Bronson, Kenneth Griffin, Wright. Mrs. Frank White, at- title changes were noted. entire east and southeast coasts. ' 'discussion period with many ques- quarters this evening. All mem­ Morning and afternoon rehear­ Madrid. Dec. 6 —t/Ti—The Span- On several pa-st oreasioiis a t- ;ScK-iety and Campbell Council K. Governor Baldwin Nov. 30, were Green’s mother. Albert, whol meeting at the Church Community Bruce Keefe, Richard Wost. tended an OES meeting in Weth- sals are scheduled again today In spite of the rush in recording The Home Security Ministry’s an-. .Uons being asked. bers are urged to be present a.s 97} MAIN ST. THE SHOPPING CENTER j ish government today placed sales tempLs to get a barhors’ organiza­ I of C., played at the K. of C.. home announced today. earlier had wrested from him two| M n. Henrietta Koetsch House on Saturday evening at 7 Charles Gonci. Raymond HillS,-| erstifld rocentlv. This was a visit­ instruments. Town Clerk Samuel * r.oiinccment today reduced the re­ important business is to be dis­ with a morning session tomorrow ! of gasoline and all other liquid tion here have been made; but last night. The high scores were i Five of the appointments in the knives with which he had thrsat* Mrs. H enriel^ liStehfestl Koet- o'clock. Rodney Lemaire. Herbert Rosen- ing Matrons’ Night. AVHERE YOUR FOOD DOLLAR BUYS MORE: The musicians will be guests of J. Turkington has taken pride in stricted areas to a strip about five ' fuels under control of a special without lasting success. I made by the St. Q-idgrt entry with so-called "first form " or two-year ened the mother, found the body! |flgch, .79, of 22'Wlridermere avenue, The Sunshine .Scissor Club will hloom, Frank Wolfihger, Esther Snow fell practically all day cussed and acted upon. J Manchester High at the latter's keeping his books "up to the min­ miles deep in Norfolk. Suffolk and j lying on the kitchen floor with tlia| The . regular business meeting ; board to Insure maximum coordin- The'meeting Monday Is to be 608 points. T he K. of C. team wa.s term s from Ja n . 1, 1941, are: /widow, of Lpuls Koetsch, died on hold Its meeting this evening with Goldman. Marian Bodnar, Eve­ rhiir.sday. making rapidly and basketball clash with Middletown ute" and extfa help has been I Essex, and all Kent, except It* I throat slashed when he retumsdl and social of the Friendship Clas-s I stinn and production because of held In Odd Felolws hall at 8:15 I second with .520 and St. James’s | H. Ward Plnney. Bloomfield; r-Thursday atythe home of her its leader. Miss Anna Giesccke. lyn Benzinger, Josephine Keefe. adding to the depth already on the I brought In to record changes as , I^rulon srea, Orpington, Seven ' from a trip to summon poltcs and| at the State Armory this evening difficulties in importation. p.iq. Haircuts now are 40 cents I team low with 478 points. | Clayton P. Chamberlain, Windsor; daughter, Mrs. Joseph Huebner, The rhotr will attend the eve­ Anne Kulynych, Francc.s Ru.sso, ground in places, though most of will be held Monday evening, De­ THE ORANGE SENSATION rapidly as they occur. Oaks and Tonbridge, an ambulance. following a short illness. ning service of the Preaching Mis­ Lillian Griffin. Betty Hortoiv, the earlier fall had disappeared. cember 16. at the pai'.sonagc in She was born in Saxony, Ger­ sion held at the Federated church Sarah Lenefsky. The walking la extremely treacher­ Maple street. An exchange of gifts j will feature. Refreshments will be OF THE y e a r : .h ' ic y f l o r id a s ; many, O ctober lA, 1861, coming to in Tolland tonight and render a Ih'lmary grades; Stanley Griffin. ous. as the light snow in places 11 tbia country about sixty years ago, selection. Mrs; Lawrence Robert­ covers ice. . There was little mo­ 1 served. Howard Hills, John Mitchell. Ray­ 1 ICiinfArsrhmtil nf Rock- Rhe had b^n a resident of Rock- son will play the organ with >Irs. mond Smith. Earl We.it. Barbara toring through the day. | Ernest Kupferschmid of ■vllle for five years^ coming here Ernest Gowdy directingf. Rev. Mitchell, Emily Hewitt, Gertrude Miss Alberta Hilding has given j villc Road is a patient in the Hart- doz. doz. doz. GET THE HABIT TO SHOP WHERE YOU WILL SAVE! WOW! WOW! from Broad Brook where she had Hilda L. Ives, professor of the Hills. no a position with the Light and | ford hospital where he will under- lived for 25 years. Rural church at Andover-Newton of the 'Bower Company, East Hampton. I go an operation. Figure It Out! Upper graile pupils EVERYBODY SAVES AT THE NEW J l lCV (GOOD SIZE!) FLORIDA : She leaves six daughters, Mrs. Theological School, will he the school, taught by *Irs, Maude to accept an office position at C John Liiglnbuhl has been con­ V i Mary Mtllej of Lawrence, Mass., SINGLE DOZENS AT C ARLOAD PRICES j speaker. Bottomley, are adding to their Fo.x and Co.'s store, Hartford, ^he fined to his home on East street as 1 POUND L.VND O’LAKES BU TTER...... lira. James Reynolds, -Sr., of Aga­ An Interesting program was ia a graduate of Becker College. the result of injuries received in wam. Mass., Mrs. Richard Unge- regular work by lisWnlng to pro­ 1 IK)ZEN LO( AL .MEDILM E(;G.S...... presented last evening by Past grams of the American School of Worcester, Mass. an automobile accident in Talrott- 'Wltter of Pittsfield, Mass., Mrs. Lecturer Esther Christen.sen at the ORANGES Mrs. Paul Coates has returned ville this week, when his truck 1 POUND RATH’.S REST LEAN BACON...... Joseph DeWitt and Mrs. John the Air. on their .school radio. The regular meeting of the Grange. As children and tearthers worked hard from Wales, Ma.ss.. where she turned over In that town. GRAPEFRUIT SEEDLESS I PACKAGE DELlCIOl S CHEESE WAFI IKS . . Super Self Service Vleii^ng of Springfield and Mrs. this was Past Master and Pa.st to raise money to pay for the spent two or three weeks. State highway crew.s were busy ' Joaeph Huebner of Rockville: Lecturer night, the following Past throughout Wednesday night and ; three aons, Bdward of Longmea- radio. $1.13 Masters and Past Lecturers took Nine ladies of the Congregation­ Nazi I/eaders Marry Thiirsflay plowing out the high- ; JUICE RAISINS dow, Mass., Charles of Broad the chairs: Master Franklin Or- 2 9 - Brook and Clarence of Spring- al Ladies' Aid Society met with wavs aa the result of the storm. cutt: overseer. Bryon Hall: stew- Mrs. Philip Motz Tuesday In an Berlin, Dec. d -bPi—The marri­ Mrs. James P. Schwartz. Icctiir- RED EAGLE All For 9 9 c field; 21 grandchildren and two art, John E. Kingsbury; assist.ant NO. 2 CAN Buy 2 Dozen and Get Another great grandchildren. all day meeting, to continue work age of German's women's lender, er-elcct of Ellington Grange and 1.5-OUNCE PACKAGE . Everybody’s Market! steward. Aryuir J. Vinton; chap­ Gertrud Scholtz-Kllnk. and August assistant lecturer, Miss Lillian Pe- | 4 (Limit 1!) FREE DEI.I\'ERY ! Itaw UT* 4 \inc Xl'rru t i r <’XnTtI.'>DO’t /.111 V'oatn /xnnrrn for the Windham Community Me­ BANK STAMPS WITH ALL ORDERS! The fimeral will be held on Sun­ lain, June Loomis; secretary and CALL YOUR ORDER IN! D l.\l, 5721! Dozen free! _____ day at two o'clock at the Ladd morial hospital. They partook of Hoissmeyer, high leader of tho SS terson, will attend the state-wide j 5* treasurer. Raymond Johnson; a “potluck" lunch of which the 'Elite Guardi Corps, was announc­ conference for lectiirers-elect to ■ Funeral Home with Rev. H. B gatekeeper. Louis Hightcr; Ceres. OUR MEAT DleBT. IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN! Del >Ionte members brought what the hap­ ed today, A unique announcement be held Saturday at Hotel Garde, I Olnistead, rector of St. John's Ruth Loomis; Pomona. Gertrude Xaiscopal church officiating. Bur­ pened to have on hand, and worked In Ado'f Hitler's Voelkischer Beo- H artford. Large O C DIAMOND WALNUTS lb. 25c Anderson; Flora. Camilla Hlghter: hachter said: "We are marrying JACK FROST 10 lb. bag Rath’s Machine Sliced ial will be In the Wlndsorville lecturer, Esther Christensen: lady through the afternoon, on surgical SUGAR KETCHUP 14-Oz. nils. Dec. 6, thus giving mir 10 children Mortality among male infants Figure It Out! dressings, garments, etc. Fancy—Firm—Sweet eem etery. assistant stewayti Edith P. Haven: Christmas Bazaar executive committee, Lester Hill, The Hebron Women's Club met a Joint home." She is 38. he is 43. is greater than among females. Value NESTLE’.S .SE.Ml-.SWEET ■ A Christmas bazaar is being Lawrence Robertson and Emory it> .10-POUN4) BAG SUGAR...... *,lc sponsored by .the Cardinal Bird WHITE MEAT B o ile d H a m 29^ 4% Cellophane A f ii» . tmop, Girl Scouts today at the Hill. 4 CANS ARMOUR’S MILK...... 27c MORSELS Bags Z O C 1 1 P c Union church, the prdfceeda to be There were eight Past Masters TOMATO Rath’s Delicious 1-POl’NDBOX ASSORTED COOKJES...... 19c G rapes : used to attend camp this coming present and six Past Lecturera. 3 PACKAGES WHE.VT PUFFS...... 25c .Most K inds; summer. The bazaar opened this .These all took part In the follow­ TUNA SAUSAGE5 pound 25c Fancy—Firm—McIntosh afternoon and will continue until 9 ing program; "I Love the Dear Old W. D. STAR MARKET SILVER CREST Campbell Soups 3 cans 25c Farm" .sung by the entire Grange; p. m. with a cafeteria supper be­ WIN! JOK $ 1.22 ing aer\’ed from 5;30 to 7 o’clock. piano solos. Mrs. Lawrence Robert­ 47 NORTH STREET / FREE DELIVERY’ TELEPHONE 3885 ITiefe will be a mystery booth, son: reading. "Then and Now" by “WHERE YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS!” All For Delicious Peas 3 cans 25c SI ibj- 2 5 | c Mrs. E. P. Tavens depleted with GIANT, RIB or POT A pples white elephant, handicraft and i . candy booths. - the following tableauxs: "Holy 46-O Z y cans (Limit 1!) Sunmoid Raisins 3 pkgs. 25c n t y C ourt Man," Br>’on W. Hall dressed In CAN? Fancy Carrots / 3 bunches 19c ' Several cases were before the ancient costume of an elderly Hershey Syrup 3 cans 25c Judge Thomas Larkin in the City deacon: "Housewife." Camilla — WEEK-END SPECIALS — ROAST No. 2 Can Fancy 5pinoch Court, of Rockville on Thursday. Hlghter seated at the spinning SL Lunch Crackers 3-lb. box 25c peck 19c ' A ubrey D inglcy, 31, of 22 E ver- wheel, dres.sed in a black dress; Extra Fine Corn 2 cans 19c •tt street, NaticI^, Mass was "Mannerly Children," Brj'on Hall, VAN CAMP'5 MILK 4 cans 27c large package No. 2 Can No. 1 Potatoes ^ peck 19c charged with allowing a truck to the father wielding the rod. Ray- Statler Towels 3 rolls 25o SELOX ° A ny Kind! he operated without first obtain- mo'nd Johrylon, the son; "Dutiful 10 P o r k R o a s t n. I dc Extra Fine String Beans 2 cans 19c Large D'Anjou Pears 5 for 19c , Ing a permit from the Public Utili­ Daughter.” Ruth Vinton In colo­ MAXWELL HOU5E COFFEE ^ ' pound 24c Rib or Whole— 10-12 Pounds , . No. 1 Can ty Comjnission. , The case against nial co.'-.tume w ith F ran k lin O rcu tt A REAL TREAT! CALUMET Mueller's Spaghetti 3 pkgs. 25c Roasted^eanuts 2 quarts 19c ' Archie'Dafhe cif Harding, Mass., dressed In keeping with her cos­ >Who was arrested by State Police- tume. on Ijehded knee: "School 5U G A R 10-pound ba^^Bc / CRISP Fine Fruit C ^ k ta il , 2 cans 19^ Beech-Nut Baby Food 3 jars 25c Fancy—New/Crop—Bulk - man John Yaskulka on November Marm,” Gertrude. Anderson; "Vil­ No. 1 Can nth, was nolled without costs. lage Choir." Arthur J. Vinton, BAKING I«am b L e g s It, 23* Prepared Cocoa 2 cons 25c '. Diiigley was fined $25 and costs of Camilla Hlghter. Ruth Loomis and LAND 0'LAKE5 BUTTER pound 40c FRENCH Green Gage Plums DATES |0 .04 which were paid. John Kingsbury, the women In old 5-7 PiKinds »■ ' . 2 cans 19c' 2 lbs. 29c No. I'Can / Friend's Beans 2 cans 25c R elno A rth u r Tuom anen, 22, of time.dresses'and the men in frock POWDER Delicious—^^Juicy—Sweet 134 Acton street, .Maynard, .Ma.ss. coats with high collars. They stood fUlver Lane Fancy Sliced FRIED ONIONS a FRESH was before the court on a charge Assorted Cookies 2 lbs. 25c with mouths wide open and heads Bacon, Extra Lean,' Delicious Apricots 2 cans 19^’ T A N G E R IN E5 ; of allowing a person between the uplifted, hut "nan' a sound cam.g Sweet Relish pint jar 17c O.&C. BRAND V ^ Dole—Ijirge No. 1 Can 25 for 25c ages of 16 and 18 to operate his forth": "Solemn Parson," Louis lb...... 12 o z . can m | 4 « Campbell's Beans 4 cons 25c car. He was arjested on December Highter, stood w ith hlS scroll as B u rt O lney CAN ...... Juicy—Sweet—Seedless— (Medium) - i t 4th by State Policeman Yaskulka. Fresh Spare Ribs, S houlders Crushed Pineapple 2 cans Ij^c though reading his sermon. Last Ib. 14-Ounce Battle Toilet Tissue 6 rolls 25c Hia case was nolled en payment came "The Minuet." Franklin Or- Applesauce 3 No. 2 cons 25c ROASTING—5-6 Pouhdn of th e coats of $5. Fresh Pigs’ Feet, M adonna GRAPEFRUIT 8 for 25c Arthur M. Bryk of 191 Grand ciitt. Ruth Vinton, Lester Hill and June lyiomls making a lovely pic­ 3 pounds ...... Fine Ketchup 2 bottles 19c street, Croton, N. Y. arrested on Seedless Raisins 3 pkgs. 2Sc No. 2 Can Tomato Paste 6 cons 25^ November 24th by Officer Yas- ture all dressed In Colonial cos­ Swansdown tume: reading “Not What We Pure Pork CAULIFLOWER head 10c kulka was charged with operating CAKE FLOUR C hickens Special Advertising .\IIowance Offer! Delicious Sn unregistered motor vehicle and f\ive." Mrs. Mabel Hall; sketch, Sausage .Meat, Ib. »27* Fancy Tomatoes 2 cons 19c operating with improper use of are of the Burglar." Ruth Niblet Brand Corn 2 cons 21c */i-Pound Bar Raymond Johnson and Center Cut Smoked fegistration plates. He was fined H o n t’s BERNICE COFFEE flO and costs of $5 for improper Loomis; piano solo, Mrs. Pork Chops, lb. .. Hershey Mild & Mellow 2 bars 19c Fancy Mushrooms Ib. 19c gigistration and the other count Law'rence Robertson: song. "The MY-T-FINE SHOULDERS No. 2'} Can River of Time" by the Grange Fruit Salad No. 2 i can 25c f r o s t c o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ > f o o d s ' Pound Vacuum Can 0 Regular 25c Pound! , praa nolled. He paid. STEAKS! ■t«.v.(k»as Greening Apples peck 39c ’ Basketball League members. Pumpkin or Squash 2 cans 19c '■r; TPhe Ju n io r Y. M. C. A. baaket- Forty-three members were pres­ Lean Pork Butts, From Heavy Western Beef! PEAS ...... 2.3c 15c Ib. MU league started today at the ent and three visitors from East Mixed Tea. Porterhouse Steak, PUDDING SPF.CIAI,! California Oranges 2 doz. 45c lb...... STRAWBERRIES .... .23c Fine Spaghetti 2 lbs. 1,9c iCaple street. Boys between the Hartford Grange. At the close of lb ...... 25c 18c Ib...... NUT CHOCOLATE ------of 8 and 15 will take part in the meeting refreshments were CHOCOLATE French Style Cut-Up GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Celery Hearts bch. 15c league whose schedule has served. Fancy—Firm Roasting Pork, 3-4 pounds, Sirloin Steak, ^ 5 c GREEN BEANS ...... 21c Bab-0 2 cans 19e itaapped out by County Secre- The next sieetjnc will be a Bananan, BUTTERSCOTCH LEMON PIE FILLING BLUEBERRIES ...... 21c FOWL 24j-pound bag 89c______DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE ...... Wllliam Russell. Christmas party for the children rr':'...... 15c PEACHES...... 2.3c Oakite 2 pkgs. 19c Tolland County Y. M. C. A. of Grange members. The men are 4 lbs...... 19c Round Steak, 35c Large 12-Ounre Jar SPECI.AL! Dellcloua GOLDEN TIP CRACKERS ...... ;etball League for Rockville to bring a ten cent gift wrapped Lean, Fresh Shoulders, 4 CARROTS AND PEAS.^lc 59c ea. II start on Saturday, Decem- In red paper and the girls wrap SANTA CLARA PRUNES ...... 2 2-pound boxes 27e Vermont Maid to 6 pounds, Pickles, All Kinds 2 jars 19c PEANUT BUTTER 2-lb. jar 19c 7th at the Eaat School. This their's in white paper. The Home Syrup, 12-oz. bottle pl men. ful young lady with sunny, yellow powerful caliber; also 10 auto­ receipts. $109,895. 2 lbs...... •' • • • Chickens for Frying or Roasting—each hair. The whole kingdom loved SATURDAY! h cliff dwelling to climb down matic pistols which Wesley said "Britain Forever.” “We now have the added factor K that in the conduct of our foreign her. to sunset hauling stones and set­ "What is this?” he asked them. ^ladders and rocks and then ride were of foreign make. Holsters en- Then came shouts, flyin^snow- James E. Money is division ‘ ere. Rainbow Canyon was fast balls. oocaaional scuffles, and at­ trade policy wc should at least not Native Pigs’ Hocks. 98c and $1.09/ So this Christmas Eve the ting them one on top of the other But none of them answered. You cased each. help those who dislike us and that chief of the U. S. Internal Rev­ Queen was sending gifts of food You will forget your homes.” see bluebirds are the birds of athering a purplish, hazy .sort of Arid in a second compartment tempts to wrest away rival ^ la enue Department at Birmingham, 2 lbs...... Fancy Milk-fed Pullets, 5 to O f t c irkness. cards until the grouns dispersed. we should actively help our to all her villages. On the lawn The giant without a heart said, happiness. But just then their Jelly Doughnuts were heavy little boxes of ammu­ Ala. In front of the castle she had aet "la there a flashlight in your nition packed not as cartridges The faction led by the Studen friends." Fresh Bacon, Unsmoked. fi pounds each, lb.' ...... A w W "You will shout rverylhliig that hearts were so heavy they FREE HEALTH MARjKET ^c lb. 2 lbs...... Just The Right Time went home and to bed. wrong in tjie kingdom of the good Lamb Legs Lb. 23c a strange man leave here. Obvi­ FOR SATURDAY! Chuck Beef (iround. At dusk there were parties all The giants on tticlr njountain gray Q\ieen. He sent off some ously It is some sort of. uh, lair, Gilead It)...... over the kingdom. That was just top felt BO ple.ised at all the evil wind fairies to find out what the llseting place. Some one else may Boneless Rolled Oven Roast Beef, O the right time for the three ugly they had done that they dldn t trouble was. Leon ■ bs hiding there, which would mean POPULAR Lower Round (iround,- LARGE Hebron Grange. P. of H., No. giants to cast their spell. They quarrel that night. The giant The next morning the good ’ real danger to us. 1 am rcsponsl- lb...... slipped up and down the gaidena FAMILY LOAF I ll, held its first December meet lb...... without a heart sang like a gray Queen woke early bocauBe '.ble for your welfare on this trip, In the dark. They did just oa their crow, and the other two listened she loved Christmas Day. She put Pot Roast Beef __Lb. 27c ing in ttie Gilead Community hall Boncle.ss Cross Cut for a nice Large Link. l*ure Pork Sau.sage, BREAD ' sod — FOOD MARKET wicked mother, the witch of hate, and said he sounded very fine in­ on a red velvet dress and pinned Tempting—Roost "Oh hush that, Weal I came an on Tue.sday evening. The following Pot Roast, lb...... J-...... 33c lb...... had told them. deed. on it a bunch of holly. Then she a friend, not as a student with a , RUBINOW BUILDING The giant who thought he was Bluebirds Were Silent hurried Into the great hall where faculty member. And my curiosity program was presented: Pick-up 855 MAIN STREET If You Prefer a Soli^ Piece of Meat . . We Large Lb. Night of 1940 with the missing A DELICIOUS COMBINATION the sun dropped a drop of his Santa visited the kingdom that she expected to see everyone Coffee Rings or Fresh Ham 19c ' U popping.’* “WHERE THRIFTY SH ^PE R ^ SHOP” Have Top and Bottom Round Roast, Rump mother’s brew Into each well and Whole or Hock Half! ^ni twist some dried grass. links; .song "America the Beautl LIVER AND BACON night, as he always -, does on rushing around making a big Roast and Sirloii; Tip . . Cut To Any Size said, "You will stand all day Cliriatmas Eve. He didn’t see breakfast. fu l”; rcaiilng of Gov. Baldwins Tender Calves’ Liver, Western. Each 1 5 c Kyer Popular Thanksgiving proclamation. Della You Wish. / along |he roads waiting to admire anything wrong, of course, lie- But there was no one in sight. Crumb Cakes •hie cave entrance was like an 35c me. You will forget your hus­ cause everyone was sleeping She pulled a bell cord. But (lie SHRIMPS f#cccntrle leaning doorway, wider Hills; original patriotic dialogue,' Beat .Sllred ” I Am a Thankful American Citi­ Fancy Sugar Cured ^ bands and wives and mothers and peacefully. hell echoed through the castle. Fowl, cut up Each 59c at the bottom than at the top. Weekend Supe\ Values I PRUV0 MILK-FED VEAL children. But when his sleigh rose Into There was no other sound. Wes. leading the way. had to zen” by Dorothy Simpson and Bjicon, freshly sliced, lb. X T r v Henrietta Green; poem written In The giant who wanted to build the sir' he noticed that twelve Bacon 1-Lb. Pkg. 21c Two f o r ...... $1.10 S stoop to get in and Ronica stayed Boneless Roiled Veal to Roast, 4 Freshly Made Lamb Patties. T Q _ a wall aa high as the sky said. 1870 for a golden-wedding-read by bluebirds were sitting on the bag Toniiirrmv: The guc each. ^ Rib Roast Beef Smoked Ham offered no explanation of that. Loin Veiii Chops, ’ "Like Tom Sawyer,” Ronnie “ .Slugs"; skit "The Elder Makes a MILK FED FOWL 6 f o r ...... A J W Smoked Shoulders Lb. 15c Call,” the Misses Dorothy Barras- lb. . ./. shredded wheat biscuit; stewed 11 have no back pains, but I urln- Spare Ribs, Veal Roast, Chickens said. "Or was It Huck Finn and I apricots. ate frequently during the night Becky somebody, on a cave ex —" so, Shlrlev Fi.sh. BeStrlce Porter. STEER HEALTH AND DIET j Wes ignored her attempt at ley- Jean Warner and Gloria Barrasao; I Lunch—Coni broad: spinach; and I have the feeling that my demonstration and description of BEEF CHUCK ROAST " ADVICE celery and carrot aaliid. bladder does not fully empty out FINE QUALITY il Ity. "Strike no matches where the I Dinner—Salisbury steak; string when I urinate. light can he seen out.side.” he rope tying and kinds of knots by CREAMERY . Be W ise- i Grapefruit, thin skin, FamMied by the MoOoy I beans; stewed celery: tomato sal- Answer; From the meager de­ RINSO counseled, ” lc.st it advertise our Jules Reblllard and Douglas Por­ MILK lb. Tangerines, extra fancy, Indian ! ad; gelatin. tails which you have given me it Giant Size presence. The man can’t he very ter; game, A manhunt for Leap .... 25c Health Service BUTTER WHITE VEAL LEGS 6 for ...... I Friday: is difficult to give you sound ad­ i^way yet, and it is almost Year, by ail, Annie Foote having /River quality, large size. doz. ... Address commonleatlons to The ! Breakfast—Whole wheat muf- vice. However, the symptoms you Br«t the most correct words; puzzle. California Carrots, ifina; p»-anut butter; stewed pears. «mcntlnn arc frequently caused by j **"Would you—shoot. Wes?” Farmer’s Ijind Division for his CUT-UP California Herald, Attention of Mrfioy I GENUINE SPRING 2 bunches f o r ...... 15c Health Service T.unch—I^neapple and cottage prostate trouble which affects I ••I beg pardon?” He paused, half four tenants. Dorothy Simpson Seedless Oranges, cheese salad. many men over forty. A good di­ Walnut Meat Halves Eagle Brand whispering.^ having the first correct solution; New Texas Beets, Dinner Baked fi.sh; beets; as­ agnosis should locate the cause of j I “ You are creeping along holding ea. Sunkist Fruit, doz. . . 35c-45c Daily Menus talk, "My Hobbies” , by Fred FOWL bunch ...... 5c paragus; lettuce and tomato salad; your trouble, after which it can And Large Cannon Towel ' - pistol, Just like in a movie V’^ Guard, and song. ”God Bless Amer­ Lamb Legs . 2 1 c Hand Picked Apple.s, Delicious or O i cu.stard. be Intelligently treated. >,i Lb. FREE! i "Uh, often caves have rattle­ ica.” (,rcen Beans. Menus beginning Sunday, Dec­ Saturday: LIM A BEA N S snakes In them, and sometimes RIB END LE.AN—SMOKI Fresh l^as. Tlie next meeting will be a LEAN—FRESH SMALl.—FRESH McIntosh, 5 lbs...... ember 5 th, 1940. j Breakfast—Coddled eggs; ham; Large Can Beerh-Niit Quality EqusU 2 Ibi. ^ ]Areer animals such as bobcats, Christmas program and party held Pork Roast Shoulder^ Fancy Broccoli. Ripe Tomatoes. Sunday; I wafffes; stowed prunes. Regular Size Can Limas la pods (12 as.) A O C be»S. mountain lions. I expect no December 17 in charge of Mrs. Shoulders Spare Ribs Spinach and Kale. Lunch—. Sweet potatoes with such but it is best to be prepared. Breakfast—French omelet; Mcl-j butter; combination vegetable Quotations Soup 2 Cans 23c NAMCO Karl IJnks, Mrs. Carroll Hutchin­ bs Toast; berries (canned). Isn't It?” He asked that last as a son. Rev. George Milne. Edward Isalad. 6 cans CUT CORN boy might do, wanting approval of Foote and Kenneth Johnson. There It) Freshly Mode Bakery Goods . . . Baked Right Here! Lunch—Baked potato with but-1 Dinner - Tomato soup: meat F.rm.fra.h ^Ic bis actions. will b? an exchange of ten cent 1 2 ic 1 5 * 1 5 ® ter; baby lima beans: lettuce. balls; peas (canned); lettuce sal­ ' Thumbs up, Britain!! CTiins up. CRAB Box tervaa 4 (tjoa.) " "O f course. I just -just asked. Large Crusty Poppyseed Rolls, Dinner—Roast v^al; pumpkin ad; gelatin. ; Amcnca! As long as men and Sugar io»-u..i>aK $4,39 Honest. Wes. I’m shaking in my Christmas gifts. mUDOtT DIMNtH fOtt 4 Mi.ss Florence Jones and Carroll Our Own Baked Beans, fcanned): oyster plant; celery and •Baked Apple a la .Mode; Select ! women rededicato themselves to hoots now. But I’m not flighten­ Swiss Boiled dozen apples of medium siZe and bake MEAT Hutchin.son attended the Eaat Cen­ Shoulder quart...... 15c olives; gelatin : with whipped I the cause ol df nxicracy, the tlcmp- RED PERQH FEIETS ib.)'“ *'™» ed.” Cheese. lb. Ham, lb. until temler. Allow to cool. Just ! cratic way of living shall not per- ”1 dare say!’' tral Pomona Grange, Wedne.silay. Lamb Chops. th 19c 31c Boston Brown Bread. before serving, lop with a sroop held In Good-Will Grange hall in Squash. Pumpkin, Mince l‘ ies. , Monday: ; ish from the earth, iSPMUGUSCUTS(u^,> They pau.sed together, relaxing of ice cream. ARMOUR’S STAR 1 1 Glastonbury with Hillstown Jellied loaf ...... 15c Breakfast—Coddled eggs; Mel­ j —Frederick Cone, vice prtsddi'nt RASPBERRIES . . 69c In the moment of joking they had Cream each ...... V Note: An article on ’TELEHY” Ilf the New York chapter, Sons 8 TO 12 LBS. ID* made, teasing each other for moral Grange ns hostess. Loin Cheese, lb. Tongue, lb. Fancy Layer Cakes, a choice of ba Toast: whole wheat cereal. is available. You may secure your M a wiU Mrz t» mtitii U f mlrntti Wilfred Hodge was winner of a t the .American Revotatlon. HAM strength. The cave entrance was a Veal Chops, lb. 25c icings, each ...... r ' V 'a" ' Cream Puffs, filled with heavy cream. Lunch—Lima beans (dried); copy by writing in care of this gray-light spot back down a 10- the second prize from the State Cooked Coffee Rings, sugar frosted, spinach; celery. newspaper to The McCoy Health Grange on his es.say "Organizing Muen.ster Dinner—Veal loaf; carrots and Serv’lcc. Please enclose a large, Tlie American national defense 6REENPEAS...,u^., 23e foot corridor now, and the young Salami, lb. each ...... program can be accomplished ^ 1-Lb. Tall Can Red Breast Best Light Meat couple were but vague forms to the Grange Community for Safe- Italian Cheese, lb. 25c 13c each. 2 for turnips; cabbage salad; apple self-addressed envelope and 5c in Sausage. Ih. sauce. stamps. j only by work. It can’t be acrom- Hershey Cocoa Boxes i £ O C STRAWBERRIES.,2Sc each other. 19c ( plished by arguments about who ■( ‘TU light my torch, said he. ^ .^'^tate lecturer’s conference Head Tuesday; FOR BUMDAY D4MMKH will be held on-Rftturday, Decem­ Meaty Cottage _ Questions and Answers I wont’ work and how much he TUNA •if you hold it, Ronnie.” Cheese, lb. GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS! Breakfast—Baked eggs; stewed j won’t do. SALMON He fumbled for a match In hla ber 7, at Hotel Garde In Hartford Cheese, lb. 7c I (Suestion: Mrs. M. V. writes, I pnmes. Veal Chops, lb. 1 2 ic A’. E. Wilson, acting president of /. FRYING CHICKENS pocket, scratched it—all at once from 2;30 to 10:00 o’clock, ’f' Lunch—Potato soup; carrots, ' "Will you please send me what Prunes Lb.s. c Pure Print Lard Every Taste and Every Purse Finds Satisfaction At Your Manchester Public Market! General Motors Corporntlon. 2 11 FISH French Green Beans ,.,.21c the light flamed theatrically. The Mr. and Mrs. W.ilbuv Hills and Land O’Cream Holly Oleomargarine lettuce. I treatments or,diets tp use for high No. 2 Can Burt Olney ^ i sudden flare blinded them .so that son Homer, Mrs. E. E^^^orite, Mr. We Are Always On the Alert To Please. Dinner—Roast pork; asparagus blood pressure. Send me what in­ Butter, lb, ... Every nation’s women want they saw nothing. Then the flame, and Mrs. Charles FisJjSSnd Clifford I.b. 7 C Lb. salad; buttered beets; 'Baked Ap­ formation you have for this sick­ shrinking as if ashamed of its out- Perry attended th^rfuncral services 93-Score!' 10c ple a la Mode. ness. Tliank you.” peace- w’c have no patent on the Diced Carrots Cans 21* 7 o z .c a n TEA 3 25c burst, fettled to a dutiful burning of Mrs. Martha Frink of Andover BUTTER COFFEE SPECIALS Wednesday: Answer: To this lady, and any wish for peace. But I believe we and 'Wesley shielded it to cast a which were held at Avery and Van Royal Scarlet, all 1 Orange Pekoe, Coronet other render who would like to ought to think., not in terms of a WHEATLEY’S DESIRE- Fairmont, 7 7 # * Brand. Trv‘ this delicious Breakfast—Coddled eggs;.whole hundred years, but of a hundred feeble glow ahead, He still gripped Sandt funeral parlors in Williman- TUNAFISH grinds, 1-lb. can.. wheat muffins. have an article entitled ’’HIGH bis gun, ready. They stood motion- tic, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. EVAPORATED MILK 2 lbs...... F # V BLOOD PRE.SSURF, ”, if you will days hence. YELLOWTAIL VARIETY I Royal Scarlet, 1-lb. bags, I Tea! | C - Limch—Macaroni; carrots and JACK FROST Dole—No. 2 Can Icss. Frink was the daughter Of the late TOMATOES Evaporated Milk, Royal send .5 cents in stamps and a self- —Alary Winslow, I'. 8. represen­ pound ...... peas; .lettuce. tative on the Inter-.American CONFECTIONERY Forms began to take shape. The Mr. and Mrs. Henry Po.st and was ground as desired, Dlnner-.-Mutton chops; aspara­ 'Addreased envelope tj>-‘3hc McCoy 3 pl-> And Fancy Curling Comb! ail for 17c of Gloucester, brother of King - Dei. . bard candies. 15 Pears IT WILL GIVE YOU AN APPETITE TO TAKE MORE FOOD! ' NBaseegency food such aa any George VI, narrowly escaped in­ 1 l ^ C dozen ' Wlldemess cache might hold,” Wes jury recently when German planes, » * * 1 0 * Free Delivery! Lamb Lega, 27c Ib. Lean, Tender Lamb Rolls— All Fine Meat, 25c Ib. Oakite 2 p k ( , . 2 1 c 2 cant 29c (gtntsjL “ Let's be careful not to dropped bombs near his party on 3 Lemons ‘ move anythingi'Jest we leave signs a military visit.’ No one In the ...... 9 ' ' ' > nf «ur r* 11 T p s could bs Just a party was hurt. — ------^ .1 — J ^,77 ' r

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER «, 19^0 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl,D. MA.HCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1940 f o u r t e e n p. Qullfolle. I*It M as funds wlU bs aoUclted for the: haa bean G T. Bochmsa of West Hartford same purpose with Mrs. A. Skra- Mr FlUHsnry died on S< pt- <■ # tribute toya. paatry. cimdy. fruit, will apeak. Mr. Bochman wlU also Five Vessels Knolla Hopes for Chance Boy Scouts bacs In charge. The bulk of the estate Is soda and ice cream to the women Tax Appeals ' tell Uie children's story at the A sum of money was also voted In stocks. The widow receives life Society and children. Special music wlU be Church School at ten o'clock. The for the Polish soldiers* In England In Distress UM of the eatale. M. H. S. Opens 15th CCIL Season Tonigh furnished for this occasion by a anthem of the Sunday will be: To Play Football as Pro Honor /Court in Ume for Christmas. ll^Limoiiiices Party small orchestra. All Board Urged "Glory to God.’’ SanA Claus will pay the pariah Navy Awnrds C'onlnu'l their families are cordially InvlUd The Pilgrim Fellowship will hold their regular Sunday evening children a visit Sunday afternoon Heavy Gales and Batter­ Omaha, Neb., Dee. llia ^ e h M ton and his playing wMght to attend. In the church hall, December 23. Wu.shshnglton, Dec. 0 (J') ' .meeting at 7:15. Ralph Stone to Get nation's leading ground-gainer this la 166 pounds. Gridders Plan I h m CHu»evP« Garibaldi Society The committee in charge con- Spellacy Proposes Stale A traditional Christmas supper ing Seas Continue to N a w Department nnnouni u' In 1988 Knolls carried the ball Green to Play Travelers I Middletown la| Prize Quartet year Is a kid from Chicago who i JlMcheater will hold ita regular s'Bts of Arturo Gremmo. chairman, Highest Award at the will be served Sundsy, December award of the following eimtraet; 81 times and gained 569 yards, on Sports Roundup Establish Unit to Hear Bolton Grange’s quartet which ji. Sunday at 2 p. m- In Frank Diana, Samuel Glangravc, Wednesday Meeting. 29 at 6 o’clock at the ^ la s k l hall. Harass Shipping. ^ The Schroeder Bros. Mfg. t ' Ar­ would rather ploy footbaU than aversgs of seven per trv. . Froth On Variety of Uugl Palozsl, Frank Marchettl, won the contest at the Hast Cen­ rington, Conn., hacksaw frames, "almost anything” and wants to In Court Opener Tonight \ Come Here for] .• ball. After the meeting re- All Owners’ Claims. tral Pomona Grange will compete North street. acrimmaga be made 408 yards, Nimzlo lamonlco, Joseph Champ, The whole parish will partici­ New York. Dec. 6—(Rl—Heavy keep right on playing aftor he By Eddie Brtots ^ for a football coach to loos his _ _n e n ta will be aerved to Ms with prize winning quartets trom $5,602.94. tossing in 161 yards on laterals John Pugllesc, Raffaele DlSlmone, An Eagle Scout award will be pate in a farewell party to the gets out of achool this Jiin«. and forward paooea. New York. Dec. 6:—Lowdowm Job, but Fred Brice who has been Life Pursuits ambers and at 6:30 the annua Hartford, Dec, 6— W) —-Mayor two other Pomonas on Tuesday. presented to Ralph Stone, a mem­ gales and battering seas continued on that Kreevich-Cramer mix-up on the job st U. of Milne 20 years, The Manchester Green boaket-• ward, Heath at center and Peck Carlnl Buounsllo, Sam Lombordo Thomas J. Spellacy haa propo.»ed old year on December 31 at Pula* He’s Johnny Knolla, 31-yoar-oId He itappad up hts gains last League Tussl^ llatmaa Party will be held. A The Bolton quartet will meet the ber of Troop 13 of the Second Con­ ski hall, and dancing will follow to harass shipping today In the at Atlanta was that Jimmy Dykes has submitted his six times, with ball team will open Ita eeaaon to- and Bud Fisher at guard*. Gul- nU Claus will be present to dls nhd Pasquale lanello. _____ that the 1941 General Assembly winning quartets from Quinne- 1 CVelghton University halfback who season despite an unfortunata-year gregational church, when the next to midnight. The Polish popu­ North Atlantic near the area ran up a total of 1,430 yards from for tJrelghton. He marked up 720 was ribbing, but Joe Cronin and ' no soap, . Seniorii Mention 40 Dif* night at the -East Side Rec at nan will have able replacementa In establish a state board of tax ap­ paug Pomona and New lx>ndon Boy Scout Court of Honor con­ Eddie Collins ware ssrtous. Col-1 Today's Quest Star eight o’clock, playing the Trav- Woods, Downey and" Ryan. Ed Clarkemcil peals to hear all real estate as­ Pomona at the regular meeting of lace Is cordially Invited to attend. where raiders have been active. rushing and passing to load Michi­ yardt from rushing. 884 from pass­ venes next Wednesday night. This gan’s great ’Tommy Harmon by 58 tins Is burned u p .. .Jimmy Phelan ' Lynn C. Doyle, Philadelphia ferent Calling)! in Al* elert' Insurance team. Johnny Kovis will referee this contest sessment appeals bccarisc "the Echo Gvatigc on Tuesday evening. Two more vessels sent calls for ing. Sullivan's Green array will have session of the Court of honor wtU yards. Now that graduation looms. of Washington says Stanford can Evening Bulletin: "Sports Interest A t a meeting of the players For Fifth Title; R«l PINEHURST ’PHONE SERVICE llNTIlr 7 TONIGHT! varying decisions'' of the courts Members of the Bolton quartet assistance overnight, making a Cjhapman, Gavello and Staum at be held at the American Legion H t’a nice to watch In a ganao, Knolls Is looking ahead to the trim any team It Invites to the quickly shifted from Navy’s con­ Poll But Uncle Sam lost night Al Ssimonds was elect­ were forcing many reductions In are: Keeney Hutchinson, Andrew total of five In distress In less than quest to the annual baseball meet­ the forward positions, Harold Slight Favorites in While Fred Jackson’s boast, that “ In enow or sunshine, rain or home on Leonard street on special Marlborough weaving, side-stepping, tossing hla problem of every oenlor— what to Rose Bowl—including Minnesota. ed to act as coach of the Green this city's grand list. Hutchinson, George O. Rose and invitation of Elmer A. Weden, 24 hours. . .Joe Ix>uls wilt train in a New ing. . .Just another reverse play— Hat! the I.aHt Sav. Schuetz and Fred Server at cen­ team this season. "Putts” l.s K tT.voiVee nnchurst deliveries on the street,” Is true • • ®vej. Such a Doard, the mayor said, The 5,990-ton Empire Thunder, shoulders and sq.ilrmlng free Ilka do next year. If he geta bia wiah At the State Armorjr^l Richard Allen. Mrs. Lydia Allen Commander o f DUworth-Oomell York gym for the firsUtime when from the sea to Atlanta." ter while Al Ssimonds, Jim Hor­ well known for his excellent Fred who Is an expert, cannot. In bad weather, dri'® carefull.j would make uniform rulings on Mrs. Howard U>rd ’ British freighter launched recent a v.Tcatler. He model, his play he’ll play football. is directing the group. Each quar­ he be^ns work for Red Burman. lilts and Mlaaea New York, Dec. 6--(>T) —College vath and Jim Murray wUI be In brand of defensive play. ^ aafel’v—and get orders out on schedule. Today, I- "® appeals giving acee.ssors In Hart­ Post. 8M-2, East Hampton ly at Sunderland, England, ra after that of a high school team­ *Td like to get a pro Job,” he tet will sing "Sylvia’’ and one Previously he slwrsys has gone to There’ll be more than one fami­ the back court. Saimonds, a fighter at all times, ^Chester High priss tb« Ud oC ; ■Impiv "swanu>ed" due to heavy trade and Bllpiwry ford and other cities a consistent On Next Wednesday mate In Chicago, Andy Pupils, admitted. " I f I get any reasonable football’s graduating seniors are other selection. All members of dloed for help last night, report­ K ‘red. m New Jersey or nesihy fight camps liar face missing from the Green Bill Guinan of the Travelers should be a good leader for the Its O ntral Connsetieut Intsr» > our*Frldav night 'phone servtce for early Saturday dell\ery ser\- basis on wlUch to determine as­ T h e Honor Court will convene Marlborough Grange, No. 205, ing her "main engine disabled" later a Notre Dame star. H.'b offer from a pro outfit I ’ll accept. about to turn their talents loose on Bolton Grange are urged to attend ^ f i r S c r . c^ac.ly ..Rh. ....looks lika the Sugar Bowl Bay Packers next season... Man will have his lineup made up from Green this season. The public scholastic League baskstball caOH l” ' p’“ a^. orders received after Nine Saturday morning will at 7:30 next Wednesday night and 476 miles we.st of Scapa Flow. modest and never complains. I think the experience will do me sessments; the meeting. several Star Scout badges will be will present the play entitled "The teoma will clean up about 175,000 O' War will be Immortalized by a an usortment of professions and among the following players; Is Invited to the Green-Trsvelers palgn a t the local Stmt* Annorjf ’ be sMnped on afternoon deliveries. I'rges .Vssessnrs Sponsor Bill Supi»T .\nd Xmas Sale Another Ship Needs Aid. To a coach he lx dependability lots of good If I go Into coaching apiece—which ain’t hay, boys, but bronze, life-size on the Samuel O. tonight In opposing Middletsxm awarded. Young Stone Is now liv­ District School at Blucberiry Cor­ ..With a capital D. businesses the likes of which you'O Shannon and Goody Weir at for- game tonight. He planned to recommend to Mrs. .Mae Christenson heads the A short time later, another HD ORCU coim later." fresh green lettuce. Riddle farm at Berlin, M d ...A u ­ High and has high hopss of gain­ 6 'i ti. T'/r-(’'•und— Tender the Hartford Board of Asseaoors committee in charge of the Pot ing with relatives In Coventry, but ners” at Richmond Memorial Li­ British freighter, the 2,482-ton This year was his third ss a To date all he has Is a "feeler" burn thinks Tennessee will taka never guess. / most of his merit badges have Same Old Story ing victory in Its first bid for tbn that It propose to The Connecticut Luck Supper and Christmas Sale brary tonight at 8:00. Ncwchwang. radioed that she re­ E!relghton regular, and outside of from the Chicago Bears. Our research department has Boeton College.. .that uniformed The Aaanciatad Press annual been earned while living here and title that the Red and WhiU A.s.se3slng Officials Association, to be held on Tueswos8ora and mem­ the Quarryvllle Methodist Church. held at the library Tuesday, De­ approximately 700 miles west of 2 K 29c playing ability against West Vir­ like to take a coaching Job near ed that the Smiths had It all over mob at Atlanta is Sheriff Dave ers went to college for revealed to­ award. He captured the hatting Richard Smith, Scoutmaster. For cember 10 from,9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Pirates Break and tied for In 1927 and 1939. Eiistern ItK.'.seil. Fie.shcr. I.ess Wasteful bers of local Boarils o f Appeal, The affair will be sponsored by Scotland. ginia three years ago, h. never Omaha so he can continue at the Browma, Whites, ate., on maj­ Harris, who used to be ,« crack day, for In.itance, that the gridiron championship again In 1934 and . .Ib. 22c considering advisability o f spon­ the Ladies Aid Society. Mr.s. | the past year and a half he hM n o o n . • . During the day yesterday, dis­ has been on the oidellnee when the Creighton and get hts M. A. de­ or collage elevens... there were 23 pinch hitter for the Washinilon 1936 and collected all sorts of hit­ Both rivals have played o n s ' ROAST I’OnK— R'*' or S trip ...... • • • • The Red Cross canvas has been boys are planning to try their luck game thua far this season, Man* .lb. 25c soring a bin 'croatlng .such a board. Charles T. E. Willett Is In charge ] been traveling from tress signals wpre intercepted coach wanted him In a game. gree In education. Smiths; 13 Browns, six Whites; Senators. . .ex-middlewelght King ai a long line of things all the way U,i> the Waners ting records. of decorat Iona and tickets. The " ‘ tend Scout meetings and to take completed and ?78.6,5 has been re­ Sometimes it looked os If Knolla Then he would get into coaching Chester holding a heavily fa v o r^ L O IN ...... The mayor a.sserted that he from the 4,295-ton Greek vege­ five Greens; two Orsya; one Blue Freddie Steele is going to work from animal husbandry to under­ Paul’s lifetime mark of ,338 ceived. This amount is approxi­ would rather run over a tackier permanently because "I like the Alumni opponent to a 34-26 vtetorjr looked for a net reduction of supper and sale will begin at .5:30 his tests on the way to the highest table oil tanker Taygetos, the and one Black. .. P. S. Also, there In a I-oB Angeles recreation center taking, with some way stops at stamps him as one of the conilat- S4.000,000 in the city's 1940 grand and many fancy • articles includ- award in scouting, the Eag e mately $5.00 more than was re­ than around him. game. I'd rather ploy It than do headlined by Bing Cro ib y ... and Middletown bowing to Brlstol'n 3,775-ton BrUUsh steamer Welt- were two Sihythes, both at Am ­ the ministry and muoie, hotel work “ Big Poison” Paul Is ently great hitters of his time. He FOWL pound li,st, rutting the list to J36.'>,000,000 ing, aprons and dolls will be on badge. ceived last year. The local Fire wlck and the 4.330-ton Greek ” It’s the only way I can make almost anything. If I can't keep herst around here they're predicting played in 2.1.54 games In the big defending champs by 30-18. TbS owing to I'ovislon of land value.s in ,3^^, To Have Entertalnmvnt Company was in charge of the yards.” he explains. He’i 5 feet 11 on playing It. I want to teach it ' Quick Look Around Steven Belloise will stop Ken Ov- and horticulture, baseball and bus showing of Coach WUI Clorka’9 Wc will liave a sniall shipment of 12-pound Northern freighter Aghla Eirlnt. transportation, the diplomatic ser­ Released After 15 show, collecting 2,868 hits, scoring the city's downtown area, and in Entertainment Postponed A special program has been canvas. The Aglita Elrini sent a second Giant sand Yanks haven’t re­ erlin s week from tonight. 1,492 runs and knocking In 1,177. chargee in the opener against the The Dorcas Society will meet at vice and plumbing, lumber and the Turlievs t.» sell at :i 1c lb. A few 11 to 15-pound T ellow some measure to demolition of The committee in charge of the 'planned for Wednesday nights S O S nearly 11 hours after her newed their broadcasting contracts Thoughts For The Day Years at Pittsburgh. Up to the 1940 seaaon, In which grads wae highly promising and the home of Mrs. Carl Larson movies. Ta'T furkevs. .‘5!)c lb. Hroilers. Fryers, 1 to ;>-pound building^. musical entci taininent which was ] Court session and it will be In flr.st call. yet and It’s no better than 50-50 My my, how Joe Louis is branch­ the Waners were used only as re­ the Clarkemen should have enotigll to have been held this evening at ; charge of Christie McCormick. El- ThurMay afternoon, December 12. It said, "strong gale broke left that they w ill. .. tomorrow’s foot­ ing out. . .first he takes the polltl- Ptan to "G «t Job*’’ Plttaburgh, Dec. 6—(jP,—Base­ on the ball to turn back the In- Native Chickens (first two named are native, too), :i9c lb. It la hoped there will be a goodly Four or five really candid fellows serves, they had the highest year­ the Quari-yville (Thurch has an- j mer A. Weden and Hayden Gris- life bt>at; other parts ml.ssed; sea ball prices) Southern Califomlm c"' stump...now he'll spread cul­ ly average among the league's vadere tonight. , .lb. 22c attendance as this will be the only Early Snowstorm Aids 7-5 over Notre Dame; Southern ture aa a speaker before the Jun­ replied only that they’re "going to ball’s most famous pair of brothers DUCKS—SPECIAL! nounced that the entertainment ; wold. Entertainment is being ar- water ru.xhlng Inside engine 1,000, hitters, except for Joe Med- Coach Clarke is expected te t will not be held this evening but ranged and all Irtterested in scout- meeting held In December. Methodlet 6-5 over Rice; Auburn ior book fair of New England... go out an(i get Jobs.” Four more —Paul and Lloyd Waner—has BACON SQITARES B o lto n Choir rehearsals for the ChrUt- room.” ■ wdek. Paul averaged 208.9 for 14 start Tommy Davis and A l Zamal- will be given at a later date. Rev. ing are Invited to attend. A t 6:.59 a. m. (e. 8. t.) today 2-1 over Villanova; Texas 6-2 ov­ but the Messrs. A1 M'Coy, Red decided the first step In building a been split up. temporarily at least, mas music are being held at the years and Lloyd 207.6 for 13, .Med- tia at forwards, Ken Cbspmon at 25c lb. Mrs. Clyde MamhaH Jackson L. Butler who directs the All application for merit badges the Greek vessel sent a third ills- er Florida. .. Petey Sarron, former Burman et cet mustn’t let that future would be to step up to the and that made sad news in Pitts­ SAVE TIME! home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Winter Sports Season wdek's 213.1 covered eight years. center and Johnny Klelnsclinildt' SLICED BACON iMinne 43.M Bell Hinger.s who were to appear : to be awarded at this session must tiess signal. She said she had featherweight champ, haa been fool them. preacher and get married. burgh today. SAVE WORK! Blakcslee. called to the colors and leaves with Meantime, the fellow with the and AI Vlncek in the boekeourt. A6 27c lb. this evening, Is III at his homo in ' be In the hands of Richard Smith, 29 men alxiard. Announcement In Atlanta. Ga., usual, he’ll use the two-team syo* SERVE Fast Hartford under the care of a : Cqurt secretary, no later than N O W A t I sections. Franconia—9 Inches, 2 his regiment for s Florida camp. .. And the people of Georgia are white whiskers—Uncle Bam to you 1 Due to bad driving conditions, Unfortunately, there Is too much Fair to Ideal Conditions Chicago is the new winter head­ giving Judge Landis a (arm ... that the Pirates had released Paul tern he inaugurated In 1987-88 with BIRDS EYE SAUSAGE . . the meeting of the Ladles Bonev- doctor. The committee was ad- I Monday night. Estate Appraised at $98,524 PRICI IM HIStOAt 1-3 new powder. Skiing fair; Lin —sat a-snlekering, ’because he’s came as no great aurprlae here Last Night's Fights - 'f vi.sed of Rev. Butler’s condition on soft living at Harvard; the stu­ coin—3 new powder over 17 base, quarters for old Jack Johnson, the well, he ought to be a |^od one, holding the strings, The majority Ruse Cole and Fran Doneoese at Sperry & Barnes’ Bag, I olent Society of the Bolton Center dents are fat and lazv from too Reported in N. E. Ski former heavyweight champion... having had plenty of experience But both are so popular that it forwards, Fran .Murdock at center FOODS i Congregational Church which was Thursday. Waterbury, Dec. 6—(/T»—Peter akllng fair. Littleton. Mt. Eustii of the 250 football playing seniors Deerfool and Bright- much to eat and drink. one realgnstion la usually enough with farm hands. would be hard to find a fan in the and Roger Thomas and Earl Ken­ j to have been held yesterday was (’hiiroli Society FltzHenry. comptroller of the city Centers; Many Im* 3 new powder over 9 settled pow­ in the survey are eligible for Imme­ B.V The Associated Press % __Prof. Mtlrlni .\. .'»orokln. head RT A l l A A * S U M * MARKITS city who did not regret It. nedy at guard on the second quin­ wood. of Waterbury during the aclmlnls- der. 20 above. Skiing fair. North N ef Haven, ('onn. — Henry Bot I jHj.stponeil until next Thuneday, of Harvard’s sociology depart- diate futures with the Army and Paul, as well aa the fans, realized tet. LIMA BEANS (!2ot.) i Agnes Kurys, of French Hoad, ('Jiildreii of Mary tratlon of Former Mayor Francis provements Are Made. WoodstcKk—3 Inches new powder Navy, in addition to the seniors .Moresz, 187, New York, knocked Small, Bulk. Link i Elects Officers * mrnt. the years were creeping up—he’s Middletown will have Wither Equal* 2 lb* Lima* In poda. 1 received tir.st prize (or her engi- over 20 settled; 14 above. Skiing from West Point and Annapolis. out Phil Brubaker, 190, Van Nuys, SAUS.VGE...... lb. 3.3c 37 and J^loyd 34—and that young­ and Warmsley at forwards, Marina ' nal illustration of a Mother Goose By Henry Supple good. Sugar Hill—2 new powder ^'any of .hem realized this and sters like Bob Elliott, Maurice van Calif. (2). Fresh Shoulders. ( JirintiiiaH Parlv over ten settled. 14 above. Skiing at renter and Ahiberg and Daly at CUT CORN <;3oV) 22c I Rhyme In competit.on with other The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Boston, Dec. 6.—( ^ —Banishing Bowman of Cardinals rointed out. "Well, I'm planning to Robays and Vince DlMsggto finally Waterbury, Conn.—Doug Marsh. Fresh Hams. I art studenl-s of Manchester High .Most Ble-sscd Sacrament of St. good. Plymouth— 14 inches pow do so-and-so. If I'm not drafted" 144, Montreal, outpointed Fran­ guard! with Bartolotta and C o m Farm freth Boa a.rv.f «. zero temperatures ss it Increased dered snow. Skiing conditions ex- had grabbed off the outfield jobs in reserve. Ahiberg, Daly and Oysters. I School. M i«i Kurys Illustrated the Sodality John’s church elected the follow^ Nineteen others decided they might cesco Montanart, 146'.j, Italy (8 ), The Children of Mary In Intensity, an early-seoson snow­ i cellent. the Waners held so long, Wlthey paced the Tiger's 'attach I rhyme: "Hey Diddle Diddle, the will omit Its December meeting■ ing officers at the annual meet­ Red and White ss well get the Jump on "uncle.” Lloyd, known among followers New Haven. Conn. — Nathan " f o p t ” IN SUMMER SALAOfI I Cat and the Fiddle." The first storm brought fair to ideal condi­ ' Vermont; Purchased by Giants against Bristol and wlU be the Old Fartory at the regular time but will have ing: Mrs. B. Sondrowska, presl- Fancy so they’ll Join up as soon as they as "Little Poison" iPaul is "Big Mann, 188, New Haven, stopped Boa (Ul oi.) Both lor i prize carried n c.ash award of five I Mount M ansfield-10 above ■corere tb watch tonight. Ill* pro- Its Cliristma.s meeting on Friday eakerx ,\t Chiircliex land)—Ski house slope, 3,000 feet, Louisville, Ky,, in early January. you were listed. Most either want the younger hlo.d hired by Mana­ the appearance of the eighty must- P e a s ...... box 23c Each member is requested to bring Majewska and Mrs. H. Rubacha: T O Y O lf t of winter sports fans were expect­ akllng good; b4se 6 Inches, 4 sur­ Other Deals; Myer Is Last night the convention heard I lOl. ; Guest preacher.s will fill the pul­ visitation of the sick, Mr.s. K. Catsup to coach or play pro football. Some ger Frankie Frisch. clans who are In Manebaster froos Brown Sugar . .. .lb. 7c a bundle of clothes which will he ed to flock Into the northern hills face powder. Tow running. Little B.i.seball Commissioner Kenesaw Strawberries ...... 2.5c pits at both the Quarryville Mctli- Bednarz and Mrs. A. Javvprska: R3 chose the coaching line, among Both brothers have played only j ' ------seven schools In the state to give n sent to the nitssions. A rich, full- this week-end. Rarely In the past Pico open slope, 2,650 feet, 16 Kansas City Coach. .Mountain Landis in one of his in­ Green IJcans...... 10c New One-Pound Can . . . ■ odist Church and the Bolton Cen­ hostees, Mrs. M. Wlerzblcka. .Mrs them such top-flight performers aa for the Pirates since entering the : Self-PoUenation band concert tomorrow night. Tb*r The Pari.ih Players have offered decade have such conditions pre­ •settled powder; Sunaet Schuaa, frequent addresses. Landis re­ (Servex 3 or 4) . . . ter Congregational Church on L. Kosakowska acted as secretary bodied prince George Franck. Minnesota's line major leagues. Plants which bear two types of will be guests of Manchester Migh to produce the play. "From Our / vailed before January. mid point, 18 settled powder, 4 Atlanta, Dec. 6-(A^ Don’t frained from talk of business, ofo l ) PEAS A CARROTS PKARS ...... 2 cans 25c , Sunday. House to Your House," ns enter- ' pro tern during the elections, of condiments! Advance sales by larger dealers mauler: Paul .Severin, North Caro- Paul came here 15 years ago flowers, such as the milkwort, are at the game and will drill bstwsM 21c ' At the Quarryville Church at new snow. Bennington—18 inch think Larr>’ Macrhail's Flatbush charging baseball men only with Juxt In! Michigan tainment for this Christnia.s party. It Among other business matters In ski efiuipment Indicate thia will base; 4 powder, hedgehog trail. Itna'a fine end; his teammate, Jim from San Francisco of the Pacific ■ called 'clelstogamous.” Thus, when the preliminary and w s i t y tMtA IS MINUTE OINNCR the regular 9:30 morning service, Last Ch.mce To Enter the Great Rebus I’uzzle Contest! frolics are going unnoticed in the responsibility of preserving 'Sweet) Lalanne; Tony Ruffa. Coast League. At once a success- , one set of flowers Is destroyed, the BARTLETT PEARS This play is now being rehcarscci the society donated $5.00 toward i4 Oz. be the biggest skiing year In his­ Woodford. Temp 20. Bellows Falls the "respectability and Integrity” Both hit In No. 2 'i Canx I the Rev. Clayton B. Sm.all of Staf- and directed by Miss Gertrude j the Red Cross fund. Additional Btlx. Ask for Details! tory throughout the United States, —13 inches snow, twe new powder Manhattan. Duke’s suretoed place-klcker. and fiil slugger. in hla lec- , seed still will be produced, since In only 368 of 8168 years of ro- fordville will be the guc.st pre.aeh- 27c of the game during the trjing Bill .lennings, of Oklahoma. ond year ' he batted .380 j self-pollenation will occur In the tib. CHOPPED STEAK . . 2 cans 40c CampbeU. j as well 08 in New England. In­ over breakable granular crust and Brooklyn's presi'lent caught the period of war. corded history bos the world bMB er. Church School will follow the Tile following members have creased Interest Is ascribed to- settled powder. IS above. Skiing spotlight here at the 39th annual Bome’'3l others are willing to to lead the National League and underground flowers. free from some war or other. t . w ) ASPARAGUS CUTS 59c morning aervice at 10:30. been appointed to the d?hristmas KIBBE’S RED AND WHITF. Tall (A ) Use of skis by Finland and good, tow running. Barre—14 minor league convention when he take a crack at the "play-for-pay " At the Bolton Center Church at j Committee to assist Miss Gorman AT A L L APPROVED! Tins Russia in the war; (B i More ski inches snow. Good skiing, tow run­ opened his Dodged moneybags for game; although several of them, BUTTER the regular eleven o’clock service, KMHKWftlfeMKWSIHKdftKWMWdCAflKS lon’ft or Lanrf O*l-ako» ' with th'.s meeting: .Mary Taylor. OVEN-BAKED Evap. MUk hills and tows everywhere; (C» ning Brattleboro—Skiing fair; 8 player talent. But- today It was fellows like jarring Jawu Kim- .Marie Buckley, Frances Lupac- Nalion-Wide Stores 5 l.h. Arm y ordering skis for use by sol­ inches powder snow. Woodstock— the New York Giants' turn to Reds Move Up hrotigh, the Texas Aggies great cliino. .VT.nrjorie Hildebr.nnd, Fran- .lACK Paper diers In training. 2 light powder on 12 light break­ rattle the blue chips. hall-carrier, and his teammatea 41c Ib. FROST FROSTED -FOODS re.s ."St ruff. Jo.sephine Sm.achetti. fO K B K eA K F A S T : B e a n s Gran. Sugar Bag In Vermont alone, state offlclol.l able crust; fair skiing. White River In a sudden move last night, In Rink Plav Marshall Rohnett and Jim TTirtma- Serve Armour’x Treet In Ida Cimposoo. Marie Warren. have estimated that 1500.000 has Junction— 10 Inches snow: skiing they dropped an estimated $50,000 «on. pointed nut they want to sec Raked Like Grandma Ladies Many Wayx! See Last At Nalion-Wide Stores Gloria Genovesi, and Mary Fltz- been invested by public and private fair, no tows running. in the bucket to buy pitcher Bob first just what they could expect In FRESH BAKERY Ixxu«- of Life for Treet With patric. M & EGGS 5Iade Them! agencies In winter sports develop­ Bowman from the St. Louis Car- , the way of ready cash. If the offer.'': n i F r Swi-et Potato Plneapplo Provitlence Trounces MAOl WI1M THI. Crisco ments for 1940-1941. At Mount dlnals—and Giant officials hinted - cren't satl.-factorw they'll hook up Thomaa Wheat Mnlllna PulTx. Graadfafher Sixth TInm I Lb. Mansfleld, $300,000 haa been spent 6 for 13c NOAMIl MIAT .Manager Bill Terry, was down to j Caps, 4-1; Indians, '.vith the Army. Other outstanding .Mt.MOCK’S TREET Rome, Dee. 6 'Ti Premier j^^O^SANT^U 1151 < 4 Or.. in state, federal and private funds the shirt-sleeve sUge on a couple RF.D BANTJ AlievJ Touriiev J seniors looking to professional PAJAMAS..- Drake’a Coffee Cakea. ’Z raiiK tie Mir.solini became a grandfather SL-e I.oaf ....and thia Is only one of the of other sizeable deals. j 2 s: 27c Bread Eagles Are Defeated. football Include Warren Al/son, by BAMI-styled th* way RalMn Coffee RIngn. for the sixth lime today. A girl state's winter sport.n centers. M AXWELL HOUSE The Stbres of Two Probable Desils. Nebraska's rugged guard; Ray he likee them. In all smarts EngU»h Muffinx. was horn to the wife of his son. New Hampshire has made major For Students While Terry remained inaccessi- ' .4r>olskis of Marquette, Cecil .Bchef. Always' Comes From Vittorio, in a Romo clinic. It was FRIENDLY SERVICE Improvements at leading areas. In By The Associated Press new colors. Pepperidge Farm White of 50% Tins ble In hlB downtown (Ansley) ho-j fcl of Denver; a couple of the COFFEE their second child. the eastern slope region—Cran- tel room, lobby speculation was Doug Young and Bucko Mac­ VVhole Whejit Bread. p'asler! Donald are back in partnership year’s better paas-tosaers. .Nick 3-LB. 4 9 c iL B . 18c Old Dutch Cleanser more mountain development. High School .Bov8 ' uml pegged on two possibilities: Basca of Villanova and Detroit’s $1.50 u p Cinnamon Ralidn Bread. North Conway—workers have again, and everything Is beginning 2 lbs. 49c Plain 1. That the Gianta would seek Al Chesuiere; and the Univer­ Almond Filled Coffee Cakex CAN CAN With I. widened and smoothed all slopea Girls Get Chance to toVenrcaUher''Har^’y D'annl n'g'Vo j '•‘$»'t for the Providence GLENNEY’S h _ Safe and Speedy Pkg. sity of Washington's crack pair of 20c. For Clothes and Dishes Towel! P 21c and trails; joined them together the Chicago Cuba In exchange for , Dean McAdams and Rudy Mucha. Pecan Coffee Rlnga. 4 Bars Washo to make continuous runs, and have Compete in Nationals. outfielder Hank Lelber and a I The partnership went through TOILET Figure on Marrying SHIRTS.... Mm. Foxter’s Donutx. RED AND WHITE 8 Lb. added three new trials... .Bear pltcher-posslbly Claude Pa.sseau. ! R'e auccesaful years with the De- 25c fa n Mountain trail In the White Moun­ So great was the Interest In ' troit Red Wings, but was dissolved This latter duo, however, figured by 8HIRTCRAFT, WHIT­ Twixted Crullerx. LUX SOAP Pure — Vegetable 2. That the Giants would swap on marrying first before going anv Nation-Wide Stores Shortening tain national forest has been (luckplns shown by the young.stcrs Inflelder Nick Wltek for Cincin­ ' finally when the Wings' Stanley NEY and AD AM — the 4 Bars Frankfurt Rollx. lengthened by CCC hoys, and in the State In the high achool di­ fastball pitcher, Whltey Cup machines of a few seasons farther Into the future. While from three most outstanding nati’s Princeton, in reply to the quention. shirt values in th* coun­ Parker Houxe Rollx. Smooth I Pkgs. hazardous corners have been elimi­ vision of the National Tournament back began to show signs of need­ 25e Moon______try today—perfectly tail­ DIAMOND LIFEBUOY Qulek! nated. held in New Haven, that a series 'fKere was no’ Indication that ing new parts. Last night the two "What do your seniors plan to do Maxwell‘House Coffee Ib. 25c “ Junket” Quick Fudge Mix r Skidoings: Cannon Mountain of try-outs wlU be held on Dec. defensemen got together again on graduating,” came the Informa­ ored. Guaranteed not to either deal would materialize, and shrink out of fit. * Pink, Scedlcsx aerial tramway, Franconia Notch 14th and Dec. 21it In nine sections some sources predicted Terry wdth the Reds, and tha result tion that Thatcher I.«ngatreth will RED A.VD W IIITE Lge. will be open tomorrow and i3un* marked the end of the club’s disas­ get married. There was no more of the stats to select district would take no final action until I ’ . a c k a g c Natlon-W ide-r-Extra Rlrh Flavor • Faney — Halve. Tins day. Seasonal opening set for next champions who will compete on trous four game losing streak. word than that. , G!IAPEFRUIT WALNUTS 21c i the major league conclave inv-Chi­ $1.65 LUX Yellow Cling Peaches week-end. . . . ten women’s and Feb. 15th for the ststs-tltle and a Young w’Bs sent down to the farm Then there’s Carl Benson at cago next week. twelve men’s teams already en­ by Toronto to join Bucko. .'louthem California. He may de­ Red Bag Coffee, 2 1-lb. bags 39c free trip to Atlanta, Ga., In April The Giants conjplcted two deals 5 for 25c tered for Middlebury's tenth wln- to compete for the National title. They accounted for half of the Red Band — Fresh - Fragrant! Lbs. early today with . minor league cide to coach, but.he is a licensed 2 .'S .3 9 c .ler carnival in February... .lead­ Reds’ goals In a 4-1 win over the plumber st Lagtina Beach, Calif., These district tryouts will be clubs. One sends pitcher Harold TIES.... Juice Nallon-Wldo Coffee. ing akl clothes manufacturer saya rolled off In the alleys, closest to Indianapolis Capitals, which lifted and may go In with his father business is better than lost year (Hyl Vandenberg to Rochester of Providence to within one game of there. by W EM BLEY and CHE- Mak(^ Bathrooms Brighter! Tins the home of the boy or girl com­ the International Lekgtie In what ORANGES Silver Dust, i>k«j. 21c Blue Bag Coffee Ib. 17c and that demand la for more ex­ peting, to eliminate excoosive third place In the eastern division And what about terrtfle Tommy NEY — the largest assort­ may have been an "utFrmscth of th, American Hockey League. i Bab-0 pensive'' material... .same holds travelling. One division la limited Harmon. Michigan's one-man tank ment of popular brands In New York'i trading with the Car­ BED AND WHITT. true for skis and ski boots.... to boys and another to girls not The Caps took an early lead on corps. Tommy had announced his Manchester . 22e dozen Fairy Soap, 3 Bars 11c, where oaks, hemlocks and spruce dinals. Jack McAtee's goal, but Ab De­ llea’-thOil— Energizing! over 18 years of age on Janu­ In the other deal, the Giants intention of getting Into radio an­ Evaporated Milk, 4 tall cans 27c Wheat Cereal - stood before, a new ski Jump--sec. ary 1st 1940. marco got that one back for the Nevin’x Indian River sent both outfielder John Dlckshot nouncing. Now It comes out he $ 1.00 ond largeaPln Vermont—Is rising Reds a few minutes later. Mac­ might even he Inclined to glvs the Florida Orangex- Mixed N u t^...... Ib. 29c on Mt. Mansfleld... .’twill be 40 One In every live entries In each and pitcher Roy Joiner from their w FRESH FRUITS district will go on to the state Donald scored what proved to be movies s whirl, provided they could Brazils ...... lb. 23c MEAT VALUER LAST TWO DAYS! GLASS-PACKED FOOD meters — maximum for college Jersey City farm to Hollywood of the winning marker soon after D’Anjou I’earx. AND VEGETABLES Jump to be used by amateurs.... finals on Saturday, Feb. 16th at the Pacific Coast League for an do something about fixing up his Salted Mixed Nuts, Freshly alleys to be aelseted st the Janu­ ,, . .. - ^ ; the second period started and De- Lamb Forca, ^ ^ new safety idea: A Plttsfleid skier optlon ijn Joe Hoover, a shortstop, j M arco belted in another before nose so thalf he could make a pass- SOCKS.... ^ Baldwin and Meintoxh Roasted...... Ib. 44c Oranges, Flqridaa, ary meeting of the Connecticut shle "great profile.” Another will- w’ears a cowbell 'round ,his'neck. who will remain at Hollsrwood dur- Young wound up the scoring. by INTERW O VEN — ex­ Applex Mahieu’s 2 dozen ...... Alley Operators Association. The Ing to give Hollj-w’ood a break is Candy Mints ...... lOc Peanut Butter ^ Everybody gets out of my way." ing the 1941 season. The Hershey Bears handed the clusive patterns and de-’ Frcah Shoulders, 1 4 c he explains. ... winners In the final, eliminations Brooklyn, which gave catcher Jack Banta, the Southern Cfall- 183 Spruce Street Grapefruit, OO Springfield Indians, eastern di­ signs with the famous In­ New, Small, Texas M Conditions: are guaranteed transportation to Gus Mancuso, a rookie pitcher fomia fullback, who already has 6 f o r ...... A JV 1 the National Tournament at A t­ vision leaders. ^ e ir second I terwoven to* and h e e l- Fancy — Assorted! Jar MassachusetLs: and better than $65,000 cash for done bit parts. Preserves lOc ' lanta. Ga.. by the National Duck- straight setback In two days, 4-8, guaranteeing long wear. BEETS Walnut Meats, Boncicaa Oven Boast, — Bcrkahlres— Mt. Grejflock. 6 catcher Mickey. Owen of the Car­ before 3.800 fans at Hershey. Two others—Ed Rrutlg. Michi­ Peara, Extra Large, BLUE PETBE - t o r n . pin Bowling CJongresa. I o-lb. pkg. .. . 26c Far* Rump, Ib...... 8 for ...... IVW Rew powder on 16 breakable crust; dinals, was said to be still In a Terry Reardon, Bears ' pivot gan's crack end, and Don Pierce of 2 bunches 15c BRAND Glass ''fair akllng on Thunderbolt an c on 3 to 6 breakable crust base; only trade talk come from the di­ 1-lb. can...... 35c Si’ottowels, O / * Campbell’s 12 20 good trail, slope skiing. Great Bar- Further Information can be ob­ (Jhuck Shannon, bcspectuled lik already have been assured tiy- gratefully received . . . then you’d better be sure that Tomato Juice, ^ tained at any alley In the ^tate rection of the Washington Sena­ defenseman, set up the BIsona’ outa, Pudlik with Ogden, Utah, of CARROTS 2 bunches 15c Toll ..••*.**,•• ^ rington-rl new powder on 3 to 6 it’s from Glenney's. Needles.s to say our selection is SWEATERS.. Red Pitted breakable crust or packed frozen or by writing direct to Edward tors who were rumored mildly In­ first pair of markers with accurate the Pioneer League. Genuine Yams. 3 cans ...... PotRoast'i> c- c Sausage «29c terested In pitcher Cletus (Btjots) complete . . . and if you know Glenney’.s at all, you’ll by ROBERT BRUCE— Sweet Fotatrtcs. Sour Cherries, can I ■ C 32 35 base. Tows operating. Snow gen­ Feustel. secretary, 369 Dwight passes to Lorin Mercer and Jock Time was when moat graduates Native White Potatoes...... peck 29c Kinso, 3 small O eral throughout region yesterday. street New Haven. Poffenberger. eccentric former Toupln. The Eagles escaped being headed for law or medicine. There know that our prices will fit your Christmas budget. either slipover or sipper packages ...... i f c J C Sauerkraut, . 1 Dodger, who won 26 games for shut out, when Tony Grobowskl Whether he’s your husband, boy friend or brother you’ll styles. Well tailored for Idahoes ...... 6 for 27c Libby’s Potted Greenfield— Greenfield ft Frank­ must be something about football Siriom Steak " 45c lin county have 4 Inches powder Nashville in the Southern Aaoocla- bagged their only goal late In the that doesn’t mix with the profes­ find his favorite gift here! perfect fit. A variety «( Rib Roast 33c tion lost summer. Meat, .small can.. 4c Kinso. 2 large over packed base, of 9 to 14 inches. third pei1(xl. sions. for only four seniors are go­ colors and pattems. ICEBERG LETTUCE head 10c Sugar Heart Skiing fine. Tows running st Hockey BhMM Rm u m m Myer- ing Into medicine and six are head­ ----- GIFT BOXES ----- Billy Myer was renamed to Radishes. Green----- Peppers. Armour’s Star Peas, 2 No. 2 Greenfield, Bemsrdston and Dean Becomes Danker ed for law. $2.95 up Depot Sn. Market Charlemont this week-end. Mt. manage tha Kansu City club of Mommouth, 111. —(/Pt— Although Crisp Chicory or Italian Endive Fresh Sausage, Lux Flakes, cans ...... Fairfield (irorery By The Aasociited Press the American Association. He Bin Neff of Purdue probably re- PETERS’ kleats and Orocerie. Grace trails, Warwick, open and he condemned dunking aa a ‘‘low membered another Indianan who Watercress, 13c. . Cucumbers. 1-lb. pkg...... 1 large package . .. Jfc 1V fast. Nstleasl League hod u ked lost month for freedom, custom of the high stools,” Dean Bloomingdale 30 Depot Square Stewrart J. Vennar* New York Rangers 8 Mon­ progressed to a nomination as the Tonialcws—Special! .Ih. 19c BED ft WHITE STORE Phone 1630 New' Hampahire: to negotiate, presumably to get John Scott Cfielond of Monmouth $1G0 . $100 Eastern slope region—New fall treal 2. mansgershlp of the Chicago Cubs, Republican candidate for the presi­ FREE GLOVES... Sliced Bacon, Lux Flakcsi Q — White Corn, l O f t 884 Hartford Road Tel (l:i81 College b u been Initiated u the dency of the United States. He’e Meat, and Urocerie. 6 Inches over 18-inch base through­ Detroit 5 Chicago 1. but falling this finally came to by HANSEN — wtQ 1 small package...... 2 No; 2 cans...... Alpha member of the Monmouth going into "utilities.” And Merle In Merchandise to be given away Christmas Eve. One CELERY doubles 13c 1 .j-lb, pkg. .. 10c Moot. • Onicertes Fruits i out entire section. Skiing condi- American League terms with the New York Yan­ College Chapter of The Nstltmol groomed men pick tbssi Cor. Center and Griswold Sta. J. BROGAN Osborne of Iowa State gives you chance with every 50c purchase. tion.x excellent. Tows running to- Buffalo 6 Naw Haven 1. kees who operate the Kansu C!lty Dunking AsafKlation. The Asso­ gloves becauaa tboy art II Oelery ••*•••••••••••*•••*•**•*'**********30c Cold Mento — Orocerie. Light Meat and Vegetabb-s ('ay.' Laconia— 2 powder over 8- Hershey 4 Springfield 3. Blues. ciation grew from n pamphlet his ambition—It’s "Bus transports. comfortable and dnotgr. Qlj (^{ibbaSte **....••••••••••••••••••••••••• each i c THESE PRICES ARE QUOTED FOR CASH! TeL 8998 Fruit, and Vegetable. Uon." Tunafish, meV base. Temp. 20; overcast Providence 4 ladionapolls 1. The minor leaguers, meanwhile, which the dean prepared on table A girt for A psfticulsir New Green Cahbasr®••••••••••••••••••••••••••* 95 Ploc SL______TeL 8636 No gamea tonight. / 7 * -j-dz. cAn A.. . . 12c .’’lonadnock region—10 to 15 inches wound up their throe-day conven­ manners In which he' dealt with man. -oft snow li\.jikl slopes. Skiing ex- tion with a final busineu seasloh the subject facetiously. In It he BIIRSACK BROS. c:!llcnt. State highways are clear­ Old Remedy . Fresh Mackerel, 459 Hartford Road — TeL BUS today, and left -to their executive remarked that Monmouth does not ed to ski slopes. Unesnoonuc In tbs 16th esntury it was be­ committee the task of picking approve of dunking ’’even if it Wrestling ’]l7icfiLL 7'3l Groce n/. me. 1-lb. tall can .. KI'TTEL’S MARKET I w. HARRY ENGLAND .Mountains—9 Inches frossn base; lieved that the curling flower spike next year’s meeUng place. Six does not go beyond the knuckles. . ' n no kAAlM CTDCCT ManebMtOT OreMi Trt. S451 3 powder. Snowed hard yesterday. of the forget-me-not was an.^anti- cities are bidding—Jackson ville The Student Council president pre- IS BiMeU SL IVL 4306 I Slopes good, trails poor. Cannon d6ts for the sUng of s scorpion, By The Associated Press GLENNEY’S Liquid Blueing, and Miami Buch. Fla.; Toledo, "Where Th* Good Men’s Wear Comes From" M t—4,0|P feet, 21 inehee poWder. ssnted him with . a Ufe member­ Hartford, Conn.—Maurice (The I NaUou-Wlde Food Store, ol New Eoglaad. because It resembled the scorpion’s Ohio; San Antonio, Itex.; Oak­ ship certificate and a member’s 769 MAIN STREET 14 above. Skiing fair in certain toU. Angel) TlUet. defeated Rudy Du- land and San Francilz), Calif. bodge. _____ sek, Omaha, Neb., straight falls. - 1

■J- T MAllCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., IfRTDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1910 MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD MANCHESTER. CONN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 , 194S t i I X T E E ! » RED RYDER Trouble

V / 1ME LlftLt V Iktt—LiiI le 7AE3H0^5uSr>5o3l5vr / and Nonsense TO stay o n Hi------W U . ^ E ( i ONJjIfA PLSKfiy SOON, 1 There Were (tlM ts In Those Days Donovan’s foreman was telling As long as America can gst My neighbor's boy Is a lad of nine. him how to carry a lot i t material steamed up over a football game He tells mo his stories and 1 tell on his small wlieclbnrrow. Dono­ and follow Amos and Andy, there g^wndf »vJhc9 V film mine van listened attentively and then la still some hope for us. Anybody About the thlnga we old-timers asked: that Is going to deny iis those en­ saw ■" Donovan - Do you by chance joyments will have a real fight on When Uncle Sam's country wss have a roiiplc of ten-pound his hands. 58 liOgal Nuticce 78 D o g«— B ird «— Petfl 41 Wanted— To Buy Purchase Hose Where Visiting Musicians still pretty raw. weights? Lost an« Fuun4 I' AatomobilM For Sale 4 I.IttVOH PRH.HIT I told him of horse and buggy days Foreman What for? E'Irst E'armer— I'll sure be glad FOR SALE— LARGE selection of W ANTED TO BUY 2 boys used VOTICR OK VTIOSi When autos first became the Donovan T o tic lo my Icg.s lo 1929 FRANKLYN 7 pass, limou­ w-hen those city relatives of ours BT—BKTWEEN iiZ E w t Cen- canaries, all colors, guaranteed bicycles, in good condition, one This Is lo gl\e nollce that t. craze; stop me from breaking into a gal­ sine, like new inside and out. large, and one medium str.c. SIO Michael Iwosl of 31 Oolway slreet, For North End Are Stopping in Town decide to go tiome. lt»T itreet biicI ManchesUr Tnwt singers. Ideal Christmas gift. 177 Then Thomas A. Edison first lop. driven only 30,000 miles. Carry 6 .Manchester. Conn., have hied an ap- Second E'armer What’s the Co., billfold containing sum of Center street. Phone 8083. each. Call 4225, phcatloti dated 2fith of Novernber. found to work Instead of 4. <25.00 down, 1340 with the Lhiuor Control Com- trouble? money and driver's »<:«{“ *• from'‘ dletown by Jennie Polyott of 291 How to preserve the bottle sound Clara There goes Mabel. I wish balance weekly. Brunner's. 80 FEMALE DOG SPAYED, $2.50 ml.sslon for a Tavern Permit for the One Thousand Feel to Sixty picked musician! E'irst Farmer I caught one of ward If returned to Mrs. Geo. sale of alroliollc Ihuior on the Spruce street; Katherine Huggnu And change a magic lantern view ! were'only half as pretty as she is. ’em feeding milk chocolate to a coto. la— »v #15 ttavtce. me. r. m. atg u. #. fat. ofr. Oakland slreet. Tel. J191. female cats spayed $3.50, male Rooms Without Hoard 69 JUindberp. 223 East Center St. lirainlses of North street. seven high schools in Connecticut of Groton by Iva MacAlp m- hi Into a movie and talkie too! Jack Oh. blit you arc. cow. After he chn.scd her around I' cats altered $1.00. Dr. G. E. Blt- Manchester, Conn. Ttie Inisliu'ss Is Replaci* Hone in Poor f o r s a l e t w o 1910 Nash FOR RENT- -WARM comfortable arrived In Manchester yesterday 103 Henry street; Joseph '"hCi-- When the agc-nld mystery of ^'tOST- M-ANCHESTER TRUST cood, Jr., 10 Laselle Road, Wist owned hv Mhhael Iwosa of 31 c.ol- the lot luj got mad because she OUT OUR WAY BY J. R WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE .sedans. 1938 Studebaker sedan, room. Conveniently located. Cali wav slreet, Maneliesti r. c,.nn and Condition. morning to prepare for Hie first rliffe anti Bruce I.eish of Ne'v flight Mrs. Giddy—I wonder why those wouldn't ^ give chocolate mllk- V n H MAJOR HOOPL#^ Company bag. containing roll of ifartford, or 62 Silver street, Mid­ Was solved by Zeppelin and 1937 Packard .sedan. 1931 Ford 5002. a 111 tit eondiicted hy Michael Iw,,sa annual concert of the Connecticut Britain by Alice Darling ot 5 Inquisitive people across the street | shakes. bills and change. tudor deluxe. Messier Nash, 10 dletown. ,,f 31 c,,ilway atreet, Manchester, Church street; Dorothy Tucker <>l Wright. are always I'noking into mir w-in- : HEY HOOKIE. THAT'S Fin e .' •FOB*/.,, a/ ^ T vjb m ust. Slice return Manchester Herald office FOR RENT—QUIET comfortable Conn., as permittee...... The directors of the Eighth Bajidmaster's Association, to be Y o u a B l AEJKET THIS Will 0E Henderson Road, Tel. 7258. Groton bv Mae Pratt of Liliic When Bell strung voice' tracks far (low- 7 Chief Clerk (to typist) Miss THAT’S WHERE DANGEROUSLY or Tel. SS63. Liberal reward room for gentleman. 157 Pitkin MICHAKI. U'OSA School and Utilities District last presented at the high school audi­ W ILL BE O FF OfO I'LL NEED IT - W FIRST Articles For Siile 46 Dated Slith of Nov., 1340. street; Elarl Pike of Groton by and wide Mr, Giddy .Maybe it's to find E'airone, I would suggest that you street. torium tomorrow night at 8 TH ' GHOUIvJD IN ANOTHER to THE JU&ULAR THINK LOST—BROWN p r r i ’ Y, short ll.t:-il-4'i. night voted to purchase 1,000 feet John Brown of Henry street. And Huentgen first peeped out why you arc always looking do not write letters to your young e x p e r ie n c e INJ^ I THINK Kusines* Services Offered IS and o'clock. With 17 musieinns from IN a n o t h e r JUMP.' YE'M, DOCTOR DARE hair. Reward. 10 Wadsworth KOR SALE— MEN’S rebuilt FOR REN T—ATTRACTIVE room of 2's inch double jacket, niblrer George Cady and Daniel All'-n oi through out- liidc. into theirs. man during office hours. Smith, JUMP THROAT EACH OF relasted shoea. Better than new Manchester High, the band will Groton by Herbert Joyner ot >11 When radio came like a lightning Street. SEI’TIC TA.NK.S. '.'00, 300, 400, 600 in new home, private family, five i treated hose to replace ho.se found total 77 pieces. Jones snd Company write me that . , / 4 ‘5UR6ERV, ) -I SHOULD cheap eboes. Sec them Saxu Hot I street; Sebastian Giiu ca of bolt Give the fellow who talks about they have received notice of gal. capacity. Electric and gas minutes from Aircraft. Gentle­ in poor condition. liOfuil Partirlpants Middle,town by George Hunt of JIJ a DOCTOR,' h a v e a V Yulyea. 701 M&ln. man preferred. Call Manchester To give the world a mighty jolt, himself a break. Wlien he's doing shipment of love and kl.sses in­ y I L K y th e o ld welding. .«mlth Welding Com- Litleli Stone The fault in the hoac was dis- Local students taking part in (hen ------( tURN AT THE Automobiles For Sale I West street. 'I that he isn't panning someone stead of the tar and axle grca.se STAIbE ! pany, Buckland. Call 3825. 703d. ! c overed .at the fire Tuesday mom- the concert are: Elldeii Wilson, / 5 t a b l e , d o c t o r .' ) Also. Allen Kane and llicliiird Sut here my young friend excited­ else. they ordered. wHiGpec 1931 .MODEL A PORI' eoai’h. $')0, I AJlHK.S. PAPKR.S removed wcek- .ArticlM For Sale 45 To Speak Here I ing. It was cold and when the Ethel Perrett. Frank Valiizzl. Dav­ iBuffiiin of Middletown by I'hyllis ly said: $15 down *3 00 a week, no tinanee Boarders Wanted. 59-A I hose was picked up it doubled in id Hawley. Richard Maxwell, I Noren of BIO Washington .street ; "I believe this world got further' -L ' ly. Chambers Trucking. Tele- FOR SALE -ONE USED steam the in­ • 'll ■ ' !\T.\ l' 'F.J , -V ' . charge. Bruniiei 80 Oakland St. * phone 0260. I many sections, breaking James Mimphy. Harold Tiirkiiig Eaton Lougi-e and E'.well Williams ahead boiler, in first class shape. 19 Inch terior in several places. Several Constance Kehler. Man- ] - London by Elt'u l Pi rrett of HOLD EVERYTHING BY CLYDE LEWIS Telephone 5191. ______ton, Jr. In the three score years that you .1 flrepot. $25. One used hot air W ANTED—MEN boarders, home College Vice Presiilt'tili leaks also developed while the reen Lintner,ner, Phyllis Noren. Rii'h-, Mtreet; Norniaii Ni- lived here .sedan. 1938 Millinery— Dressmaking 19 furnace. 18 inch flrepot. without cooking. 63 Pearl street. fire was in progress. ard I-aw. Ronald Wadsworth, c.roton and Fred I.evit- 1937 OLDS.MOBTLE To Make Atlilress lo j t__A r>..^aUM . 1__r~k„...Sxl Haiti-- Than In three thousand years be­ FonI .sedan 193.5 International ca-sing or top, suitable for ga­ The Manche.ster F'ire Depart­ George Hunt. Bertha Hilyeii. W il­ sky of New I-ondon by David Haw- fore! It's queer," W A N T .E D ~ ~ DRESS.M A KING. rage or work shop $1. One used pickup, 193.'i,»ud .sedan. 1939 ment has no towers in which to liam AdUy. Ruth Turklngton ami lev of Coburn Itoart; E'raiikliii I replied: "I'll-give you this qiies- and alterations. Round Oak pipe furnace, S8 inch Apart tnenl»—Flats kiwaniuiiR. j Pontiac .s(slan. fo ie .Motors at | drapery making. dry hose after a fire and when It Richard Ranney. Reed of Groton by Ricliard ilan- . tion to ponder: 63 Pearl atreet. flrepot. In first class shape, suit­ Tenements ney of Starkweather street; rru- J it'S ? ? The Center 6163, ^ was neoe.ssary to use the entire Vihere They ,\re Mopping able for large residence or hall, Littcll P. Stone, vice president | "W ill you see ns much in your life­ 2.000 feet owned by the depart­ dii^ Duneklee of Groton by Louis.- time?" I w-ondrr! $100 i5 year unconditional guar­ FOR REN T—6 ROOMS, redeco­ of stone College of New Haven, Students who are guests here SPECIAL TAKE, vtihr pick *29 ment at the fire the trouble was for-the three-day gathering and Lehr of 15 Summit strec-t; Virgin­ 8® Ford rond.sti r. Ei>rd r onpe. 1-ord Moving— iTucklng— antee will be given with thia sti- rated. .steam heat, garage. 58 will be the speaker at the weekly | found. The new hose ordered will ia Swanson and Shirley Solomon / noonday meeting of the Kiwanis i their hosts or hostesses are; Ar- Tlie civilian who wa.“n'l quite sedan. Cole .Motor.s 6163. Storage 20 perlor type warm air furnace 1. North Elm atreet, Tel. 1591. be placed in the trupk of No. 2 C)f New London by Janet Boyd of Above prlcea Include local de­ Club at the Y.M.O.A. next -Monday I vinne Miller and . Roy Hubei of ei,ual to the task of dlstjiigulshlng company and the idher hose will Middletown by iVeity Dewey of 70 Porter sti-'-el. offlcer.s’ rank by tlielr ' in.-dgnin, . .l A.MES A. WOODS moving and livery. T. P. Aitkin * Co . 216 at 12:15 b'clock. Hi.s topic will be be tested .against further possible Also, Harold Alperl ot N<"V I trucking. A.shes removed weekly. North Main street. Phone 6793. E-OR RENT 7 ROOM tenement. "Rapid T ra n sita n d the a C = Mns rat«ff d,-*' premises. by Mrs. Elton Johnson of Wads­ too bad. Drink J suppose. . -- WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Canyon. Larson of New Britain hy Karl t h e l4. IWT E'OR R E N T—SIX ROOM large Part of the pictures to be shown Town \l\>rkiTs worth street; Olive Ander.son and \ Citsh Charge regulate your piano or player Kic-e ;4 9 ctain ctl Products 50 burner, garage, Arch street. Call engineer's mb of the streamlined iNijilhl“ to Sami 1stance Kehler of 11 Rond street; Wallet! of Hit Ciiinbridge stn-l. The great enemy of life is des­ ,n Ctalis Cts REPAIRING AUTO TOPS, side 6,521. Rurlinglon Zephyr at I'X) mile.s an Till' lligliwa>s. Keith Christianson of New Dmdon Also. Hazel King of .N’ W Ijmclmi pair. . . .The great friend of life is Alt orders for irr^guUr Insertions curtains, luggage, hand made dog E'OR s a l e -POTATOELS field 1 hour along the Mi.'.sissippi river. hy Robert Brindley of .526 Elast hv Beverlv B- lknap of 5 Ki-lg' ^ hope. .. .Despair paralyzes; hope UUO'l'S AND HER BUDDIES will be oharsed et the one time rite. ' Center street: Robert Boch an-.i T h e Su>pense I> .Vw fu l BY EDGAR MARTIN Special ral»» for Ionic term oxery collars, liarnesa. Charles Laking, run. firsts and seconds. E'rank V. I The return trip wa.s made on one w.sid slre’et: Barbara Pc-iklns of energize.'!. . . . Therefore fai-e the 90 Cambridge street.' Tel. 4710. Williams, Buckland. Conn. Suburban For Rent 44 of the new Stratollners of the Working overtime last night, John Margoslan of New Britain by- New D.ndon by .Marguerite Bus. h future w-lth confidence. . . No mat­ day advertising given upon request. YW XO XUU.U AViO VEASOE. THE 044 MO yuT. '(ioo-c4._. Ada ordered before the third or ! United Airllnc.s with an efficiency that drew John Derby of 12 Vernon street: of 18'.J Bissell street: Harry c.'ard ter w-hat the pa.st has been, or ’ i ' OUT XlrVL X uvewt V-tfeVST Ib4 -WA a. PA.V\mE‘b€> T TrsfST fifth day will be charged only for —V-----1 VU T v-rt(Lt I-WN'LL. ----- E’OR RENT FOUR ROOM house, Tlie attendance' prize will be praise fiom motorists generally E'red Olson and Rolanfl Aiuler.-^on and Kenneth Bates of Groton I'V what the present is. meet tomor­ 5V4EV^ EoR GlPOObSE.'b'a ViOuLO VME PO -2 tha actual number of times the ad Help WanttKl— Female 5.51 near Lake in South Coventry, ga­ eAi-VEA, \jOC\< ___ _ , HPc\u appaared, charging at the rate earn* Household Goods 51 furnished by E. .1. .McCabe. of Middletown by Nancy Jane An­ Kliner Wed.-n of 13 Brookliel-I row w-ith faith, hope, and courage. ^ ------J rage. $25 month. .lohn S. Bisaoll. this morning, the workmen of DOOU : e ^ lESiERYTrtiVVs •4 but no allowence or refunds can WANTE7D—GIRI-S as well as derson of 31 Ellm Terrace: Barbiir.-i stn-i‘t Robert Uirrh of New Bii- ba mada on sIt Hme mda atf'pped So. Coventrv. Tel. Willimanlic the town highway department young t4’omen to sew rovers on We Repeat Once More | Rollinson of Groton l>y 1-ucllle tain hy .Bweph F. Then of 60 Nor­ afiar the fifth day. 1746-1. ’______No m il.forblda'; diaplay Mn— not ba.seballs at our factory. Apply 5 ROOMS SLIGHTLY ' S h ow er Is (iiveii sanded nearly every street in Barry of 126 Maple street: Mich­ S'ltiRIES IN S'IAMPS ael DeNote and William Plant of man street 6tlE..'CLOR(^ . I HY DEAR.Mj said* to Tober Baseball Mfg. Co.. Elm USED FURNITURE-$220 TENE:MENT 5 ROOMS, modern town as the snowstorm halted, Meals are being turiuslieil I" NOvu VJS'u: ‘^WPL.T I VRVaHTetAEO Tha Herald will not be reaponelble Or 3 Rooms For $189 and tfsluy traffic dangers were Hartford by Walter Gorman of 12 M M /C To ■iTAi'X I (86, -L KVA, tor Miora thaa one incorrect ineef- atreet. Apply C. Heintz. 61 Union atreet, F or B ricle-K leel Brookfield street; Betty Trial of si'ven bovs at the home of Nani v noa ef any advertlaement ordered Or 3 Rooms E'or $155 ereatly reduced as a result. Dur­ Pavne of 113 Wc'st Center sli-eet, CO»# I960 >T N|A mv>Ct IX T M #ia u t off n -3 general Rockville. Phone 79-1. Groton by Dorothy Dwyer of 29 far BMra than one time. WANTED WO.MAN Last week we ran a heading of ing la.st evening heavy traffic hiid Lil’lian Kittle of 146 .'liimmit St re. t Til# Inadvertent omleelon of in- housework. Apply Proctor an adv. exactly like the one above. Birch .street. "Ymi'd bflirr Rive tip calling niinies al Dfcky—liis coiibiii leULEl? EoW. aprract publication of adeertlelng Mrs. John P. Huisey and Miss pounded light falling snow into and G. ,V.I'>ert Pearson of Boulder Road or Call 7019. Many people have taken advantage overing that had accii- Al.so. Elphraim Sc-hwtiilz an-l will ba rectified only by cancellation Farms and Land For Sale 71 Mary A. Hus.spy of 169 Oak stre’et . the wet Road » owns a .sotiiul Irut’kl” ad th# charge made for tha service of this offer. Believing that there entertained with a greenback and j nuiiated on the highways during William Cully of Hartford by Ru.s- Allierl I. Dorr of Groton, who randarad. are stilt some who will be Interest­ FOR S A L E —36 ACRE farm. 10 miscellaneous shower last night, the day. and as temperatures .sell Potterton of 174 .North E’.lni will clirec-t tlie c-onc-ert tomorrow All advarttaamenu mart conform Help Wanted— Female 55 room house, garage and 2 chicken j to copy and typography with ed In furniture of this type, we honoring the fiance of George J. dropped, the mass became slip­ street; i'atsy Sylvesti-o and'Albert niglit, Mrs. Dorr. Howard T, ragutatlon# enforced by tha publlan- therefore repeat this offer. Until coops in Vernon Center. Running pery and icy. Even cars with Giulirtti t)f .New Hrilaln hy FUNNY BUSINKSS m . ^ WANTED — CHAMBERMAID- Hussey. Mi.ss Adele .1. Karpuska, ' Pierce, music- supervisor of Ne w #ra 4nd they raaerve tha right ta water in house. Call Now Eng­ wnitreas by family of three; such a time as you do not see this daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Karl A chains slid at times. E'rancis Dearden of 12 Ellm Ter­ London Biilkeley, and Mr. llenrge adttjrevlea or rejact any copy aon- adv. In this paper you can feel as- land House. Bolton and ask for race: Ralph E'.dwards of New Lmi- Famine Stalks Europe atdarad oblactlonabla. pleasant disposition, neat . and I Karpuska of 92 Woodland'street. Cull for IKerlinie. ___ 119 of Grot cm. who is assisting in train- intei-N'lew I sored that we will have what we .lames Monaghan. It was apparent that unless im- , ,ion bv Barbara Keeney of 1 CIXMINO HOURS—^laaatfiod ••• willing to learn. For ■ The party wa.s held in Victory aml Ing the- bra.ss section, are striving' In Blitzkrieg's Wake to ba pabliehed same day muit ba telephone 5119. ! advertise. We can not guarantee ' hall, Golwa’y street, which wa.s mediate step.s were taken to pro-| jpenry'street; Daniel Fiiller raaatved by It o’clock noon Satur­ ------! this offer long so our advice 1.. to I Robert Couray of Groton hv Wil- I at the Hotel Sheridan. Weston H 9 WASH rUIIBS I decorated in keeping with the ap- tect motorists who would com- ; Brockway o f Hartfoid'-Biilkekelv. EUROPEANS are going hungry What’s Going On Here? day# to :3d. take advantage now. Suburban Kor Sale 75 early ■ n„ni Coe of 74 Henry street BY ROY CRANK I proKch of C.'hristmas. Abri arc on short ratioas. And ar OauaiScatMua clerk. Mu..t know routing over U. $60 in greenbacks as well as py- and main iiiter.sec-.tlons. then the Germans arc expected to fare bet- S. Apply at once. Tober Baseball F racliir«‘s .Viikle rex, linen, glassware and electrieal main streets, and finally all con­ riiis is- s fimibly useful pnttern «toth# FOR SALE WE HAVE one lieciiiise you can make It up in flat e r than others on the continent Mfg. Go . Elm street. Manchester. appliances. She will be married necting road.s that could tw lince they can commandeer food Karrlag## slightly used refrigerator that we served. This morning no -skid­ c-repe, w-ool jersey or wool crepe a.s D#gth# ...... * * will sell at $91.9.5 A few new to Mr. Hussey on Saturday, De­ itores from inv.-ided areas. Slipping on an Icy patch as she cember 28. nt’ st. Bridget's church. ding misliaps were reported. a basic fn>ck. perfectly plain. < C#ri #C Thaiih# models at reduced prices. Mont­ background for your favorite During the World War, starving if (to K#to#HAm ... stepped off the sidewalk at the 1 It was said to have been the | Germans invented numerous foexi tioto aafi Fouafi gomery tVard A Company. tew-elry. And you ran also use this See . . . first time here that 8kndlng has mbstitutes, but it is unlikely that JuuMWitomtM.t# center last night, Mrs. William I been done on so large a scale same pattern for home frocks, in It. aic. T. M. aic. u. g pat. o#y. F to to M l# ...... • Walsh of 110 Center .street fell and O iristiiia s L igh ts I Today the cold moderated some­ gingham, linen and percale, w-ith a •hey w ill resort to such extremes A«tofl##Mto# Machinery and Foola 52 It this time. Elephant steak was Awtotohbt## for Sal# ...... 4 McKINNET what, and the sun began to melt sa.sh bow, liright row-s of rlc-rac BROTHERS fractured, her left ankle. The bone I delicacy in Dresden and Leip- AutotooblU# for Esebang# .**• I , ice from the most traveler^ and buttons. Design No, 8842 i.s ALLEY OOF Boom Gets Tough 4«to Aee#s#orU»—Tire# J TRACTORS AND Implements. was set thl.s morning by Dr. D.C;.Y. E arlv N ext Vi eek tig in 1917. TIrass became an BY V. T. HAMLIN FOR REAL ESTATE streets. Much still remains, and (harming both ways. The gather­ Avto Refialrtng^Patutlng *<••• ” Dublin Tractor Company. Wllll- Moore and Mr». Walsh Is said to be mportant vegetable. Crows and AND INSURANCE if a freeze comes tonight more ed bodice and waist-diminishing OSCAR BOOM.' I rvE C50T A JOB lift a Plane off th e THERES 140 FOREIOM I'VE ONLY YOUR Agio School# ...... mantic. resting comportably. iparrows brought high prices. WELL.THIS IS 1 FOR TOO ... AND LISTEN, SOU DOPE.TOU'RE WHICH EXPLAINS THE PRESENCE Ship by Truck ...... • front panels flatter your figure; the ■arm y reservation ?, GOVERNMENT IN ON WORD, FO R THAT, THE ONLY GUY TH AT CAM Afttoa—‘For Hire ...... * 505 .Main St. Phone 6060 Bread w-as made from one part A SURPRISE.' s th e b o ys OH, NO.' NOT M E ,IV l OF AM INNOCENT L0040NG FREIGHT heart-shaped neckline rtatte'rs your W'HAT CAM I T50 THIS.' 1 MEED THIS AMD THAT S NOT , SWI40C, t h i s SET-UP-NOW TRUCK IM THE VCINITY O F THE Oarag##—‘Sorvic#—Storag# mm* M \v at I grain, two part.s sawdust; chalk AM HONEST t h ie f ... CHXTE AtdD THIS IS EIYOUGH.» BE&DES, Motorcycle#—Bicycle# ...... JJ Musical Instruments 55 set up today or tomorrow-, as R3R >OUf I'LL HAVE NO TRUCK. SHUT UP /AMD GET GOIMG PROVING GROUND LATE THE S^lf'ctnien. fa< e. Jmst try it one way, and you'll was added to flour; glue was used THE ONLY WAY I I'VE NO DESIRE OR 1' LL TURN ON NEXT NIGHT Wanted Auto#—Motorcyclee ... 11 first planned, but will be set in ] (-ertainly want it th*- other way WITH AMY FOOEKSN CAN G E T rr. ItwBinc## and profeaaleaBl Servtev# ^ Mrs. Walsh nvh.s walkinjf on the position next week. The lights w-ill i Sal«*M al M ark et in making pudding. A coffee sub­ »Y VIA *e. TO BE STUCKFULL t h e h e a t too. becauao it's so eresy to njak< , SPY BUSINESS.' OF BATON ETS Bualne## Service# Offered ...... 14 Center street sidewalk nt I ’enter then be strung and the current | stitute contained fruit seeds, turf, Houiehold aervices Offered ....II* A TO m i I D AN E'OR SALE H.MNE'.S piano. In­ park, and had just stnrt.e• by assisted her to her home, from the Center to Charter Oak simple in the extreme, mostly long, Heatlng-^Plumblng—Roofing .. IT It Must Be Built On An Tolay many private walks were street wil^not be finished in time straight seams, and a few clusters laenrane# ...... *• iOONERVILLE FOLKS MUIlnery— I>re#smaklng . . . . . OUTSTANDINC I-OT .slippery in places where property to have Ifehts burning until some Sales in the Manchester Auction of gathers. BY FON l AINE FOX Moving—Trucking—Storage W l,et IIS show you our building o\Miers had not applied sand. At time nex»: w-cek. The power being Market during the fall season Pattern No. 8812 is designed for Public Pateenger Servlc# ...... K A WANTED the point where Mrs. Walsh fell, plaeca^tOTay...... - totatleil $9,256.88. This represented Painting— Papering ...... JJ sites at Warannkefteld Elatatrs; sizes 12, 14. 16, 18 and 20. Size L e m W o r t l e , t h e P r a c t ic a l J o k e r Profeialonal Service# ...... JJ near Porter Street school. .All Unimproved Land within 1.5 the walk is a care of the town. : The tree to be erected in Depot the sales for the 49 days the mar­ 14 requires, with bracelet sleeves. RcpalrlriA ...... *• lots 100 ft. frontage. Price: mile* of Manchester. 1 Square will be the first time it has ket wsa opened. Offered during the 4 5-8 yards of 39-incli materia! Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. JJ $800.00 ami up. i been necessary to plant a tree. fall ses.sion w-ere mostly caull- -w-lthimt nap; short - sleeves, I ’ j T h e I n s t a l l m e n t C o l l e c t o r is o n Toilet Good# and Service ...... *• W RITE M. MEROVOMCII Invited To Hr«d Committee in past years trees growing in the this brought much low- Wanted—Bufflne## Servlc# . . . . 3# (fards: I 3-4 yards ric-nic' for 56 Kensington St.. Manchester park were used. I prices than in former years be- IS W AY HERE TO S E IZ E F.duea«l«»»a] McKlNNEY BROTHERS ’ home frock. cofft. ia*o Course# and Clause# ...... ^ Real F.state and Insurance Glvjng Details and Price. New- York. Dec. 6 Th-r-The ’ ... — ----^ ■ cause of the large quantity raised Private ln«tru<*t1'>n# ...... Ts E'or a Palti-rn of Ihi.s aUriictivi' SOMEBOPY'S .505 51aln St., .Manehe^r. Conn, German radio said today that Dr. j in other sections. They sold as low DanclriR ...... Sven Hedin. the Sw-edish explorer, i D iice D iscu sses sertd 15c In Coin. 5'oiir ...... ” 6060 7132 ^ 5230 as 15 cents a crate in the w-hole- inie, Addi-ess, .9tyle, Numher and F U R COa HO FKLCKLI^iAMD HIS FRIENDS Use Discretion BY MEKRII I. BLOSSER Wanted—Tnirrticilona ...... “ has been invited to. head a new in­ aale markets in Boston. The crates I'lwafielal ternational committee to take to 'Hie Herald Today's Patlein ^orda—Su«ck9—Mortgage# ... JJ Italian N eeds held 12 heads. .'lei-Wce. 106 7th tivemie, NCWV r ------—» care of war refugees. Hedin. who 1 I f SOfWE BIROS TRYING MV M y NAME (S WELL i SHES LOOK AT YOURSELF, AND ’’BuBlnes# OrDOfturltler ...... #* TO CUT ME OUT WITH HILDA. NAME'S Money to T/ *.5n ...... •• U§ED ALTO PARTS -WHS received hy Adolf Hitler yhs- T Y o rl^ N Y. PRICE-— MV G IR L --- ^RRY. T hem look at m e — a n d d o n t If riau want to find out., (piii klt I'M OONNA Sir MERE UNTIL' LARD, AND IF SEE.' AMO SMITH— BE SILLY/ Help mm4 #lloatt«»w# . For All Makes of Car*! tei'day. conferred again w-ith the Rome. Dec. 6 — ((Pi — Premier - \ HE COMBS our f Help Wanted —Fi male ...... JJ Fuehrer today, the radio safd. ,aml aitthoritativery. jiist^SI w lial SMITH.' YOU'RE VOU BETTER -BUT I Help Wanted—Mai# ...... »• .\1.90 Tires. Heaters and Mussolini has discussed Italy's Curb Stocks doing abQUt waistlines, necklines HAVE You PEFERRIN6 q u it c o m in g expect Salesmen Wanted ...... food and industrial lieeda fbr 1941 and skirDlares. send for the New BEEN CALLING ■RD HILDA a r o u n d / TO SEE Help Wanted—Male or Female #7 Batteries! in a three-day aeries bf confer­ ON MV Girl 9 ORUBBLE, HER AGAIN Agents Wanted*...... Fali^n(i Winter Fashion Book! It T USED THE ANSWER TOMORROW ences with government leadera hltuatlonqi Wanted — Femal# .-r *4 Am Super P o w ---- jiictul-es ail the eslnbllshed styles -T». Situation# Wanted—Male . . . . JJ Tires As Low As . .. .51.00 Rooms Papered.,. $2.50 up. concerned with aupply problems, X t B V ia / AND p o s s ib l y , Emplovnieni Vg*'pclet ...... * an official announcement said to- Cits Serv ...... for d|iytinie and afternoon, in pal- L' THE NEXT DAY.' l.lve e*Ark— Pete—P##*tr?—' Healers ,\s Low- .A.s ..$2.00 Interior and Exterior Paint­ El Bond and Share lerns that you <-sn quickly and > rhiclee (in V. CARS Batteries .\s Low ,\s $2..50 ing. Estimates Cheerfully il Duce conferred with his min-' FordLlmited ...... easily make'fcir yourself at home Dogs—Uirde—ret^ ...... *J Live Sto^k. —Vehicles ...... Given. inters of guilds, finance, trade, Nlag Hud ...... Pattern. 1.5c Pattern Book, 1.5c Poultrv and rfuppliea ...... • 1910 Pontiac 6 Sedan agriculture, communications and Penn R o a d ...... 66H2 One Pattern and Pattern Book Wanted —Pets—Poultry—?toek *• PANTALEO BROS. Superior Painting Co. Unit Gaa ...... ordered together, 25c. ff Fur fiale— Mlace11aiie«*a 1940 Chevrolet 4-Door public works as well as Army, Articles For S a le ...... Horace St. Phone 3346 Box Z, care Herald. Navy and air officials Unit Lt and Pow A A Boat# and .\cre«8oriea ...... ♦' 1939 Studebaker 4-Door Building Material# ---- .••••••* I Dlamc.nd# -«-.Watchea— Jewelry 4 1939 Mercury 4-Door Electrical Appliance#—Radio.. ♦ n-t> ■ Fuel and Feed ...... „ ^ 1939 DodRe Coupe SANTA S SECRETS Harden— Farm— Dairy Prodocta J Hounehold Goodl» ...... • 1939 Chevrolet 2-Door JANE AND HERE’S A y .r r r y t SCURCUY SMl'I U Machinery and Tools ...... J Abo Included in THKM VOU ARC, TINKLE . (A JUAPUL AMP PARACHUTES.' VQU TWO CAN FLOAT Game Called— W et Urnunds BY JOHN C. TKRKY Musical Inalruments ...... * 1938 Chevrolet Coupe OP MV «A V »,' ALWAYS OLAP TO OP BACK TO TOVTOWN J . Office and Store Equipment ... j ANVTHIN6 X CAN FOB THB TIPTOB RAYS ANP STARS TO STOBAOE - l i t Saturday Aiiolion HOW 50U -SAY EtT? THE A t don RICARDO'S HACIENDA Special# at the ...... 1938 Plymouth 4-Door t i n k e r o p t h e TOVTOWM T O ILE B ^ th e n I'LL /VO./ ALONB >O0 ARE) Wearing Apparel—Fur# . .... TwHiiTwrureE^t^uTr MAN WCETH THB (JUiE AStOi^ Wanted—To Uu> ...... 1937 Packard 120. at Bolton LA TE R ^ V JUMPER*.*^^^ i s o ALONE.VJ ’ OF NO AfiSiSrANCE 70 THANKS, OLP SO L' ZB OUEsTlONS 7/ EO NOW^ VOCR FRiENDs/ I Restaarant# 1936 Chevrolet 4-Door X'LL f»UT THE CORIC I Dining Sets. 2 Electric to* EET EES MY TURN/' cannot p e r m it you Room# Without Board ...... 19.36 Plymouth 2-Door IN A N P W E’LL BE Boarders Wanted Boxes (Copeland and Kelrina- ON OUR TO (50.'.' Country Board—ne#orta...... tor), 2-Plece Parlor Set. 2 Oaa Hotel#— R e ita u ra n t# ...... 1935 Plymouth 1-Door WAV.' Waniod— Room#— Board . . • • Stoves (one a combination coal), Bcol Bata## 1935 Terraplane 4-Door Vletrola type Healer (oil buni- Apartm#nu. FlaU. Tehement# 1931 Model A Ford er), and many other fiimUtire Builn#w Location# for Rcnl . Items. Hou### ...... * 1930 Franklin 7-Pa»senger Suburban For R # ^ * * ...... Summer Home# For R # M ...... NEW LINENS Wanted to R#ot • • • j -{J * * No Paymentfi Till Feb. 1 , NEW HOOKED RUGS Ai>.rtBient BulldlB* llu.lti.s. Piop.rty for Sal. ... Ka'.n. and L*n« for ...... 4J Come Out Tonight Hbuaea for Sal...... Brunner's Lota for Sale ...... To the Inspection—-7-9:30. R.son Proparty for ...... 80 Oakaind Street (0 1B10, by fosUlas Fozfl Euburbao ’ L-* « ” **! 3 R.al Batata for E*fhan«a - Tel. 5191 ROBERT M. REID f t SONS Want.d—RaaL Eatata AMtU ^ '•i ■ Lrtal Kotlim ...... FRIDAY, DECEMBER «, « 4 0

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15 SHOPPlNni- Nonagenarian Will Take I*art8 of Inland Albanian 2 pr« $ 1 . 1 5 » y««r»- x jl $ 1.00 ratlged old man sidled up to $ 1 .0 0 set ffiiiction Fxpectpd by Frank Ryan, Kaunas’ genial, n iH iid of Siralegie His Second Wife Today BaneM l>eft in Flamea; p $1.25 Kitchen Defense Officials; To perennial a* secretary of state, $ 1.00 and begged a dime for a “cuppa D odcronPM * IHI a n (1H ; Wes^ Bloomfield, N. Y , Dec. (irerk Troops, Advanc­ I cawfee." 7. /Pi— Ninety-year-old Adam Be West of Mississippi. New Uhief o f Stuff ing from Several Di« Wool Scarfs Ryan gave him a quarter, Wreitz, a retired farmer, takes Marlex Cannon stuffed Dolls and Animals ^ Step-on Cans jokingly commanded "bring PluiiH to Confer with his second wife today El.sie rertioiiH, Establish Warm but not bulky. Coat or iquar# atyle*. Knamcled inncipall cans finished In led and Watihington, Dec. 7.— (JP) back my change.” May Hurlinc, wh—An was explained, will be In addition Strikes (]lose report that Cavallero would con- i ■ than 100 howitzer*. / ed borders of blue, rose, gold, green. $ 1 .0 0 set Washington, Dec. 7. (/Vi A ae­ Engli.'ih machine tool industrialist, j The howitzer wajr^ one of tha Mittens and Gloves Flannel Gowns to that of regular airplane fac­ Of German Attacks fer shortly with the chief of the ) tories. expiuiding now towaril a rie* of blunt qiiesttona put by Sec­ German high command, Gen. Field . completing a purchasing mission Italians "principal Weapon* in tho Faahion knit mitten* and gloves of 9oalilv Best quality flannel in full cut widths and lengths. production rate of 36,000 planes a in this country, declared today I attempt to invade Greece which Colors: Tcaro.se and white. Sizc.s Ifi and IT. retary Morgenthau *et Sir Fred­ 40 Operations Marshal Wilhelm Keitel i ! 1 the Greek* turned into a counter- $ 1 .0 0 pr« wool, for warmth and excellent wear. All white year by early 1942. erick rhillips, underaecretary of Numerous Fires S« Yiigoslai'la to fioopei-nte that private Britiah business men Farberware Candy Dish Disclosure of the aircraft pru- ; invasion of Italikn-held Albania. and color*. the Britiah Treasury, to work *t lioH|)itul Ullll mT v Sweep I With the bascist high command . ' are paving cash «nd have plenty [ M*ny prisoners, it w«* said, A large selection of styles. diictii-in plans topped off a day of State of Wanliington lii- $1.00 defense developments which in­ the British embassy today on a de­ I reporting recapture of some Al- of it. " have been transported to Greek • \ Other Itiiihliii^H Daiii- Herbert K St.aub. head of the c,imps in the past four days by Hand Embroidered cluded an announcement that tailed accounting of hi*- country's irliiHtrieH Hard H it; Ore- Bristol After ! banian positions by rounter-at- $1.00 pr. Naval construction was turning asset* for waging war with Ger­ uged hy Nazi Raiders. I tack again.st the Greeks (after a London machine tool company plane to fae/Iltate their movement $ 1.00 out a new ship for the fleet every many. gon'H T hreateneil; De- ; series of drastic reverse*Italian bearing his name, discuvied the over the mountainous frontier 1 political circles derived great Sat- financial condition of his fellow region. . Luncheon Sets Rayon Gowns 12 daya although Navy Yards atill On the an.swers, which Phillips Have New Raltlecry were short of peak efficiency. I* expected to deliver to the Unit­ feni*e Delay Feared. ; London, Dec. 7.—(/P)— Night Attack isfaction from Fascist dispatches businessmen shortly before board­ ^ ?^r#* smart pattern* in all color combination*. Beautiful-rayon gowns with a.stir. ...stiipes. V refSirling a willingne.ss by Yugo- ing the Lisbon-bound Atlantic Greek units were reported ad- Failure to attain this peak was ed States Treasury chief Monday Bristol, one of Britain's chief vanc'injg from Porta Edda with a Handkerchiefs necks. An ideal gift item. Farberware Butter Dish attributed by Rear Admiral S. M. may depend the form arid timing Seattle, Dec. 7 lng "Not on Heavy Scale” freedom.” — Toilelries , "■ U'oiitlnued on Page !4e\rn) cents hourly to 70 rents, and a ported no bombings overnight in 16 X 3 6 ___./ ...... si.oo New Patterns — New Styles! 4 Small Trays to Each S e t ...... set $1.00 preparing to ask Congress for ad­ week's vacation with pay. A few bombs also were dropped London, i • Addressing the Belgrade mu­ Apple Blossom Cologne...... $1.00 "Lyke-a-dresa" models and buttoned coal styles. 2 Medium Trays to Each S et ...... set $1.00 ditional funds. The Seattle mills were elo.“ed in the southern part of England Informed sources .said other nicipal deputies, the premier spoke Officials said the increases re­ of Yugoslavia’s "poliev of neutral­ 1 6 X 4 2 _____/...... S l.O O Sizes 12 to K2. without the employes striking. and In south Wales, a government overnight attacks were directed Four of Tiiir"r A'ardley C ologne...... $1.00 sulted chiefly from advances in They refused to pass picket lines comniiiniiie .said, but it added that again.st the south coast centers of ity and friendship with her neigh­ Flashes ! V an ity Sets / ...... S l.(M ) Regular SLI9 wage scale* and from higher ma­ School Strike set up by union members from Southampton, Bournemouth and bors.") Roger & Gallet S oap ...... box $1.00 terial pricea, with payment of ov­ for the most part German air *c- ( j - e Many’ patterns t/ chiwise from. $1.00 Everett and . Tacoma, who eon- tivity over the island wa.s "not on Brighton. ExiMH'liid to B«' Fa-onomic sc* lied (■.ate BulleMns ot the l/Pi W in ) Yardley Soap...... $1.00 ertime rate* in some instances as tended the Seattle mills were These sources said no planes Y'ugoslavia's cooperation witli a contributing factor. Wins Backing a heavy scale.” No bomb.** were re­ Apple Blossoms Bath Pow der----- $1.00 Balan«!fe\ Scales getting buslne.sa that would be ported at all In London. were lost in the raids, reported to the axis generally wa.« expected, Fllent Crushed To Death An HtlractivF orptarticni^ffl*'living roonm nn4 Methods of financing the current going to the other plants if they have followed .daylight attacks on however, to be economic and po­ Pink Clover Bath Powder ...... $100 cost of the defense program were I Cable communications of West­ Save*! Coast (siiard Campbellsburg, Ky„ Dec. 1e—OP) 8-Piece Cork Mat ■unporchrs — flower pots, candy dishes, etc. were not atriick. southern and eastern England. In litical rather than military, sl- —Two kahki-clad filers were feond discuased by Treasury Secretary I-ouisiana Chief Prom­ ern Union and Commercial Cables these raids, it was .said, fires were In ^ild Sea After Perfume .Atomizers ...... $1.00 Cotton Shirts Morgenthau at a conference with Thn-ot to Ori'gon. erunhed to death In the torn and The big Seattle local of the Companies between New Yorlc and started in the Dover harbor dis­ (C'ontlnued On Page Two) White, tailored broadcloth. Chairman Harrison (D-Mis.si and ises Stuflenis Return Ismdon were interrupted for se.v- Boat Cajisizes. twisted wreckage of an alrplann Loose Powder Cases...... • .$l-00 $1.00 AFL union recently signed a eon- trict. hits were scored on the Lhhcheon Sets other members of the Senate Fi­ r ral hours last night. W estern | {-Yonier railroad station, ftivl * early today In a eornfleld near j ...v Evening in Paris S e t ...... 95c nance Committee. Of Disniissetl Teachers tract for a five rent an hour wage Campliellsburg. This town la about Sfvpn paUcrns in all typ>^a of and colora. increa.se. It was criticized by Union reported when its lines were fuel container was exploded. .Astoria. Ore.. Dec. 7. .r Will Limit Defense Notes restored after an interruption of .50 miles northeast, of LoulavUlr. Savea liwndpnnp: - rtf heatproof and easily cleaned. Rubenstein $ 1.00 the other members of the Puget A high command communique Foil/ survivors of the Ill-fated tug Morgenthauf ad-lsed the aena- New Orleans, Dec. 7—(/Pi—State fix hours and 15 minutes that the Border Gities .Military and rivllian authorities Apple Blossoms Talc IVill...... $1.00 $1A9 V tors that a forthcoming Issue of Sound Council [for not sticking to said BritLsh planes "made no at­ Tyee. which wa.s wrecked yester­ were cheeking to determine tee Hassocks Superintendent of Education John break was caused by “trouble in tempt” during the night to enter day in a stormy sea off Tillamook \dofense notes would be held to E. Coxo today backed the demand* the 7's cent increa.se demand. Identity of the plane and ttui oe- Fully atuffed haaaocks In blue, wine and brown, -f Union spokesmen, in announc­ the vicinity of Bristol, England.” i German territory, i .Yn authorita­ Under Attack bar, lav in a hospital-here today, $ 1 .0 0 set limited number. goJO.OOO.lKK) In order to give Con- of 22.') Jefferson Parisli, High eu|mnts. The Pla.ne'bore the num- Sweaters ing the turning of their guns on ''Many imendiary bombs were tive London source .•»aid “enemy bruised and exhausted but not l>er 4910-.AB on the tall. The school students on strike over dis­ airdromes m oceuiiied Belgium 'seriously injureil. , Short sleeved1 cardigans in lovely pastelp; shades - a (to^nued on Page Seven) missal of five teachers in what the Seattle, said Oregon would he dropped and some serious fires iMkHes, \iriuall> unrecognizable, next. Op«‘i'Btors offered a ,5-rent started”'in the town on the Brj.stol and nort hern France " were raided Close watch was kept on Ore­ apecial group at:',t:- $ 1 .0 0 ea. Parish School Board described as T m'.o Iiiflo-GliiDa'’ I'oMiis were taken to an undertaking ea- Reg. $1.19 52"x.>2" Pre-Laundered Stationei^y'^ a necessary retrenchment. increase at Portland. Channel, the communique asserted, by the R.A.F. 1 gon's rugged coast for the bodies tahlishment. The students went on strike yes­ Members of the rival ClO union. hut all were brought under control Naval patrol vessels, the eom- Machiiip • Gniinod hy of two of the tug's crew who Fast Color — Hand Blocked $1.29 Oven Proof miinlquc said, shot down two B rit­ perished three hour.s before^ To “Eaton*” or “Ma*t*r Craft” boxed »Utionery $ 1 .0 0 ca. I e and Shot terday, parading with placards in­ quickly. The raid ended before mid­ Make Hurried Repair* amarlly packaged. White and color*. 48 *he*ta Pip scribed with such slogans an "\Vc (('ontiniied on Page Seven) night. ish torpedo planes. Thailaiidprs on Friday. Coa.st Guard cutter Onondaga” The high comniand .said no Ger­ came to the rescue. Montevideo, I'ruguay, Dec. 1.— and 48 envelope*. v . . can’t learu without Mr. Kern,” Church Ke|H>rleil Hit 1/1’-—Welder* «ere railed to the Lunch Cloths “^k-Serv”^ ”\Ve will be in a daze without Mis* man planes were lost, and that Hanoi, Kr^^mh Imlo-Chlna. per. The survivors are ('apt Hillary Replace Goins Among the buildings repKUted hit two of seven listed ye.sterday as Hubble. Chief Engineer Ned dorks by the British consulate to­ An attractive collection of ,3-piecc bowl sets. cov« Hayes,” and “The hand will be — —The g’»vrrnnu*nt rhuI to- day to make hurried repairs te te6 Voiir unusual patterns guaranteed fast color, $ 1 .0 0 box Parka Hoods ered casseroles (in several shapes), teapots, etc. in a ramble without or Mr. Camp­ Mother Kills were a ehiirrh. *• motion* picture missing had returned. day that two liKio-C'hina borrlor i A.sajstAnt Engineer George A pracUeal gift' , , theater and a furniture warehouse. rilies wore niaulune-gunneii hy ' Thorburg and Mate Evan Camp- 20,112-ton armed merchant cruis­ Warm, anug hooda In bright color* and white. bell.” er Carnarvon Castle,, damaged Useil by Chicago Teller Another sign read, “Fire ail The hospital reported bombed suf­ Tiea.sury Hulance Thailanders (Siame.se I vcsleidHy. , bell, all of Hoquiam. Wash. crooked politicians, let honest fered many broken windows, hut The survivors told the Coast ! .vesterday in a South Atlantic sea $ 1 .0 0 ea. As Dummies for Rolls Self, 3 Tots A low-flying Thai plane sprayed Hen- i hattle with a (iertnan raider. Steel $1.00 . $ 1.00 teacher* work.” there were no cnsiialties because Washington. I>«'c 7. ./Pi The the water front of Vientiiine, ih i-,I Guard that Deckhaml John A delegation of striking, stu­ plates were assenibled among re­ Of Moiiev He Stole. the patients hail been removed to position Of the Treasury Dec. 5.: portant border citv, with m a c h i n e - ■'>''<* took Jidnis Long, also pair materials. AVith iwdie re­ Cotton and .lunlor Dept. )ollar Toys.." \ dents and their parents called on the basement. Thirteen persons gun bullets, and I’oipct was fired i of Hoquiam. became exhauated Millinery Ohio Woman Shooltt Receipts. $23,952,645.70; ex­ after nearly strict Ions still hiding details ef Coxc here and were aaaured the ■were trapped in a wrecked building penditures. $44,528,704.05; net bal­ upon from across the Mekong riy- three hours and Fine Chenille Table Tennis •. Chicago, Dec. —F or six teachers would be reinstated. The drowned. the battle about 700 miles off thfl All $1.29 and $1.49 Hats To Be Sold At months the assets of a Chicago All Through Heart; ance. $1,748,397,329.28; customs er. the government said. No cas­ Uruguayan roast, the Carnarvon Basketball Games state school superintendent told (Continued on Page Seven) receipts tor month, $4,272,537.95. ualties were reported. Capsize* .Several Times Sally Goes Shopping Alone...... 50c bank Included brass piping and the delegation that state funds for The men were picked up by the" Castle headed slowly Into thin Bath Mat and Lid Cover Sets Baseball Games Hunbaml at Work. t'omniunista .Arreeted port. 8he was expected about S:M buckshot—but it was known only the parish, adjacent to New Or­ The French did not retaliate, the Conod&ga as they drifted helpleas- David’s Silver Dollar...... 50c Book Toys leans, would be withheld until p. m.. e. s. t. A good looking floral pattern on solid color ground* 88c to a teller. Dayton, O.. Dee. 7—(/P)—Preble g'lvcmment added. It .said "many ly in a 15-foot work boat about six of blue, green, peach, gold, orchid, white and black. Uncle W'iggily Books...... aOc Chinese Checkers such action was taken. miles , north of where the Tyee Black • Brown • Wine - Green - Red. How the piping and buckshot county authorities today dismissed hundreds’’ of Uommunists had Store Clerks Strike Thornton Burge.s.s Books...... 50c Dolls and Doll Furniture Asked Dead-Heads Be Fired went down. The small boat was became part of the assets was told Lillian ’Thomas, a student as triple homicide and suicide the P/an to Develop Synthetic been arrested, meanwhile, In a Detroit, Dec. 1.—upi—The Unit­ Paint Sets In Federal court yesterday when drive' against subversive eleiiient.'i awash' when sighted by the cutter. A Group of Fur Trimmed Hats. Reg. $2.95 Mother Gppse...... 2.5c-50c-$1.00.. spokesman, asserted “We’ll go deaths of three small children The four survivors .said the ed Retail and AAlioleenle EmplojrM $ 1 .0 0 set Drawing Boards the teller, Bernatd Kloese, 28, back, but we are going to keep in Indo-China. 365 Bedtime Stories...... $1.00 and their 28-ycar-old mother. .-1111811 boat was capsized several (CIO) called strtkee today In Ifi O’Cedar Kitchen Sets pleaded guilty to a charge of em­ on striking until sometIUng ia _ 1 Drugs to Be Substitutes of 32 chain dc|inrtinent etoreis op­ The bodies, each shot through times by towering breaker.* toss­ Children’s . Blocks bezzlement. done. Our teachent were dlaclurg- JaiHinese Make yeti' ing the craft crazily about. It was erated by Nelsner Bros., InCo In Beautiful Living Room $2.00 rroeecutors asserted that for »lx ed and we think they were unjust­ the heart, were found In separate the Detroit area. 'Tucker P. fiuitth. Favorite Classics , ...... oOc and $1.00 Peg Seta beds in their farm home west of U'ashtngfon, Dec. 7. -i/Pi— Af" "National defense demands re- kept afloat by its air tanks. months Kloese took rolls at coin* ly discharged. We want our teach­ Major Demotuh The Onondaga left Astoria at state director of the union, said Dictionaries ...... 50c.75c-$1.00 Pianos from his cash box and substituted ers back.’’, here. Beside the mother. Mrs. Dor­ new program to advance the lating to synthetic drugs which Uhiingking, China. Dec. 7.—i/Ti 9:15 a. ni., and sighted the four 600 workers joined the strike American ld>gs the pipe, filled with buckshot. Coxe declared a committee nam­ othy Alice Crouse, lay a .22 cali­ eheniiesl treatment of disease was may be needed to supplement which followed breakdown of ne­ During the Christmas Season the Millinery Adult Fiction ber target pistol and at the head announced today by the Public present supplies of opium and.gui- A dispatch from Kunming to men at 2:15 p. ni.. after proceeding Pillows • Erector Sets f!nt to Proper I.snglh ed by him had suggested certain under forced draft to the Tillamook gotiations with the company. Dept. Is Idtcated In the Dreas DepU They said that the pipe was cut retrenchments ■ to' the Parish of her bed was pinned a penciled Health Service. nlnc have prompted this measure.” ’the Chungking newspaper T.i • • • Dart Games Kung Pao said today the Japanese area. Brocade., .tripe*, rough weaves, spun rayon* ia to proper length in sizes to fit Board, but that these had been note. "1 cannot stay here longer." Dr. L. R. Thompson, director of Dr. Thompson said, but the work .11 color*. were reported to have made new 'U tile Hope Held F'or Cresv Blast in Steel Plant Etc. various coins from dimes to dol­ ignored and the teachers dismissed The alaln children were Curtis The National Institute of Health, of the division will not be limited instead. Neal, 3; Gene Everett, 4; and a part of the Health Service.. said to these problems. major demands to the government When the Onondaga sped to the Charleroi, Pn., Dec. 1.— lars and loaded with just the right of French Indo-China. rescue, little hope had been held explosion and fire terijr tefigy weight of shot. The pipe was wrap­ “All I recommended was the fir­ Viola Ann, 6. a division would be organized soon One of the greatest possibilities $ ea. ing of the dead-heads on the pay­ No HIgn Of Struggle to work on synthetic drugs as sub­ in medicine t^ a y is the develop­ The dispatch declared It was that any of the crew would be caused damage of _____ 1.00 ped In' coin wrappers. learned authoritatively that these found alive, as the vessel's two dred doUare at tho Pltetewg|i., The ruse-was discovered when a roll, and not a single teacher," he Coroner C. Walter McCooI said stitutes for quinine, to try to de­ ment of new synthetic drugs for Give a G. K. Refrigerator added. there was no sign of struggle and velop improved forms of the sul- the treatment of disease, he added, demands included immediate Japa­ life-boatb and a full complement of Steel Ormpoav’s AUenport SANTA WILL BE IN TOYLAND substitute teller chanced to unwTap Meanwhile. President Guy H. that the children might have been fAnllamlde - aylfapyridlne groups because the use of sulfanilamide nese representation in all depart­ life preservers had been washed five ndlee from here. No es DOUBLE for Christmas! one of the dumr.iy rolls. In a peti­ f o r g e t t h e p a r k in g PROBLEM! TOMORROW Lebreton of the Metairie Parent- drugged before they were shot. and to extend work on opium has opened up an entirely new ments of the Indo-Chinese govern­ ashore, along with the Tyee'a Injured. Flremaa J . E. WUmh (See Our Christmas ' tion tor probation Kloese said that a superstructure. GREEN STAMPS 2 TO 5 — 7 TO 9 l». M. Tsseber* Association called a mass Everett Crouse, husband and derivatives in medical treatment. 'field In the chemical treatment of ment and voice for the Japanese ported a vat of Free Parking In Rear Of Store The JWIIAK corr Special!) he had made restitution of the fl,- mMtlng tor Tuesday to “sffeet sst- father of the victims, was at work The new division also Will work disease. Many new compounds Army .In the Indo-Chinese police Robert Page of the Tillamook te thn fifitetteg 008 which was missing from his For Our Customers. GIVEN SATURDAY m a n g n i s t m Co h n * tlement of School Board difficul­ in Middletown when notified of on fundamental problems of hu­ have been iRscovered which show system. CMast Guard station said he being fired by accounts st the clearing state ties." the tragedy. He said his wife had man chemistry, particularly the promise of equaling the curative The colonial government was re­ watched the 78-foot, lS-y*ar-old eroao. th e oxpiseton Maw • bank. Judge Michael L. Igoe de­ Some persons feared the strike been in ill health and underwent chemUitry of nutrition and the work of sulfanilamide and sul- ported to have forwarded the de­ tug drift h