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'■' v3 MONDAY. DECEMBER 28,1940 EIGHTEEI^ iHanrlirBtpr lEttfntefl Hfralb Members of the Mu Blgma Chi Annual Newsboys* Edition tt:^ M M lss'Patricia Chartler. of Pine and "Cmitented Center church choir will post V u Shirley and Harold LeForge and "Playing Soldier’ street. Miss Mary C. Kacmaresyk society of the flecond Congrega The Beethoven Glee Club will Bird." pone its rehearsal from tomorrow tional church followed the vesper ^:r nnd Mia Miuk Holmea, .for Florence Coffin, all studenU at the of North School street iind Miss mer Grlawold street residents who sing Christmas carols tonight at night, Christmas eve, to Friday service yesterday afternoon Is/lth the Mem'orial Hospital and Alms Manchester Green school, were evening at 7:30. Steffle Kryewskl of Oakland Street, ATcraga Dally Cirealatlon mi Town now live in Burlinpton, North Car Miss Florence Johnson, daugh students at Bay Path Institute, a supper at the church, and after house. All members are asked to guest entertainers at the Daugh ward went out carolling. Tonight For the MoNt# of November, lf4# The Weather olina, a;o visitin': iricniis-and rela meet at the hospital at 7 o’clock. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Springfield, are at home for^ the tives in iov.n. They are. Ruests of ters of IJberty Christmas party in The Epworth League of the St 7:30 the Primary department Foroeaat of D. 8. U'eatber Bmoee I mMtiDf of GeneMl WHfor* Following the singing of carols Johnson of 17 South Main street, Christmas vacation and will., re Mr. and Mrs. Carl \V. Peterson at Orange hall. Shirley sang "Silent South Methodist church will meet children will have their Christmas n-r will be omitted thle week. the members, ■ their wives and has arrived home from Larson sume their studies oh Monday, 6,564 their new liotm- on OlcnwooU Night" accompanied on the trom at the church at seven o’clock this Q eady end the wasteful impurities. Colorful. Warm ChurrhilP# App^ol. li.shed tomorrow, Chri.stma.s vania .Also Feel Trem Lovely sheer rhiffon and Day. World Order ’ Based The result is practically serx'lce weights. Rome, Dec. 24.— (/P)— Italy ors; (Tiristmas Tree pure carbon— which makes No'-Mend Chiffttn , .$l.l.'i will “ continue the war on all The publi.sher# and. staff of the heat. To you this Ol’KN KVBMNGS Gift No-Mencl Service , .$1.1.'» Ornament# and Toilet Skating Costumes front# until victory,” Premier The Herald wish for all its On Moral Victories means more heat iind Ic.^-s No-Mend A rtir le # MATTHEW WIOR Mussolini's government an readers a Merry Christmas. kiiorked to waste. One and t-.vo-plece fully lined (iivable Tops ...... $).:$'» •IrwHcr niul Watclimaki-r Gloves ^ corduriiy. velvet and Byrd rloth nounced today, because “ in F lo o r in Some Place#. Cash 07* SI. .Manchester (itM-don ChilTons. ..$1.00 amts with detmhnhli- hoinls, in Italy the regime and the peo Pfpntls for ‘Sincere Political and Economic Soli~ Price $1300 (N ext III .MCI.ellan’s) (llrcss and SportT O l.ion Brand ChilTon. .79c sizes 7 to 30. ple are one” and no “ .slander Boston, Dec. 24.—(^P)— An XI 1). G. A. ChinTon...... 69c darity‘ in Post-War Eurofte in Order That It L. T. WOOD Cp. Sm.ii t .«lip-on siylc.s in gi-n- ous projiaganda” “ from Brit eartlKjuake, the .socon4 in five ire-*-'** ! 1). G. \. Service...... 69c Might !Sot Be- Mere External Mechanism Phone 4196 uine Pi-irnry |iiR.«kin Si.S.S. $2.98 ,to $5.98 ain cun divide them. This was Bardia’s Sie«j;c (lay.s, .shfKik iiortheaHtera ■■f ■> 'Imposed hy Force'; Message Given Cardinals. * Fascism’s answer to the radio United States and portion# of Fine qu.xUty Kin Kid i ape- address broadcast yesterday Now Becomes Canada, as far west an the .■ikin in .ilip-on styles Sl.ll.'i. to the Italian people by Brit Vatican City. Dec 24.— {yP) " country propaganda without check, province of Ontario, today. ish Prime Minister Churchill, — F’ojie Pius XII, in a Christ which does not avoid manife.
MANCHESTER EVENING' HERALD. MANCHESTER. (?ONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24. 194 the wreckage of • Uvem and mirrore. Ih e aeitr mlrrnre are rescue workers were attempting Poor Weather Throm Flying Santa State Theater large and beautiful with indirect l(l*Day Limit Is Bardia^s Siege today to reach other* believed Picture Is Givejpi How lighting and the furniture la of NO HERALD I'own Makes Ready trapped by heavy beams. A bomb ilauB Off New England Schedule blond* maple. ^ Put on Strikes Now Becomes acored a direct bit on this crowded Is Remodeled New carpeting also covers the TOMORROW building. London WiU Celebrate maaxanlne floor with new type The Nails atruek hard also Boaton, Deo. 24— Santa is i England coast dropping gifts from lighting fixtures end th* celling ia For Merry Christmas of hand painted murals of beige No issue of the Manchester Ranttagp, Chile, Dee. 34—UP)— All More Intense against a south coast town, where,•Dtavlng hla troubles in New Eng- ■•‘V. ‘•"'t discouraged how- Evening Herald will be pub strikes will be limited during the aome deaths were reported and lAiral Playhouse Deco* end contrasting tones. ' Mnd—andid—and it Isn'tIsn’t because of lack ' B rn lh m Buy present war to not more than 10 be open at 8 a. m. for celebration many were made homeless. I Snow hopes to do two days work iliom|nan Relaira Way JVnuboy rated at Cost of S25,* New llrapee and OiirtJlIns lished tomorrow, Christma.s HomecomingSy Special (Continued From Page One) of snow. ' in on* and catch up with hla pre- days, Arturo Olverria said last nf the Holy Communion, and a Both explosive and fire bombs Holiday Noted U st 4uto to Give Father The theater is equlpjied with a ! Day. night upon becoming minister of Christmas morning service will be He's been able to get around ' arranged plans. The forecast wee 0 0 0 ; The Interior. Parties, Good dheer for the 20,000 or more men trap were showered on this town. One for clesr weather today. new pietbre curtain of modem ap-1 Interior. After that time disputes at 10. exploelon blew out all wlndowe In somehow with hla reindeer even Year and Preparations proved design and part changes { 'The publishers and staff of win be submitted to arbitration. ped there, and 'that,,their plight over bare ground, but poor flying With more than 100 placea to The most extensive elteratkma Scoson's CrcclincG ST. For Needy and Observ- Tomorrow night «t 7 a pageant soon would grow serious. shops and housea for a consider visit, he originally planned to make Brookline, Mass., Dec. 24— heve been made in the projection : The Herald wish for all its All agricultural strikes will be OAK PACKAGE STORE "This Holy Night" will be ahown at able distance in one street. weather has thrown everything Made for 1940. conceived and planned for Warner sound system. New' drapes and | barred until after the coming har Guns of all calibre, meanwhile, off-schedule. the rounds In three days. Sunday (A>)- Hugh Dalzell, 13, and his readers a Merry Chrlstma.s. 21 Oak Street L Ccrvini, Prop. ance in Churches; Zion Lutheran church. "big brother," David, 14, Brothers State theater will be com curtains have been hung, on the | vest, he said. continued to pound Bardla's de The way It appears right now, he scored 20 direct hits,’but unfav (Editors Note: By a pic The Swedish Congregational fenses with no Ictiup for the eighth ' Blast Harbor Of Tripoli orable weather grounded him yes made the rounds on their pleted tomorrow afternoon in a stage of Burgundy velvet and gold Olvarria, former minister of Dn not fpnl blue If you have read I he may have to work long after ture of bmt.ChrlstmM In Lon velour. church ia to have "Julotta” or consecutive day, paving the way London, Dec. 24.—UP)—The Ad day-break Christmas Day Itself if terday. newspaper routes with a smil race against time for the official agriciiltii're, replaced Guillermo that the outlook Is black fpr a Christmas matins at 5:30 a. pi. to don and this year’s prepera- ing gleam in their eyes today. Labarca, who resigned after Con for a final dlrcct.assault. miralty announced today that Brlt- things don’t improve. The Nantucket I|ghtshU>, 431 Uoas, Milo M. Thompson, holiday opening on Christmas Day. Minor cbang[ea have been made white Christmas. Manchester, re- morrow with a Sunday school pro RelnfnreJng Hiege Linen iah Naval aircraft blasted the har Edward Rowe Snow, history mllaa southeastward beyond th*^ it was going to be a truly The work Involved the expendi In the loge seating to proviile bet torium walls and large circular gress criticized his liandling of a gram at 6 p. m. chief of The Aaaociated PreM happy Christmas for they mural design In the cenfir ceiling provincial election. We Take This Opportunity To :;ardle8s of the weather, is set to Although reports from the front bor of Tripoli in Italian Libya on tcichcr who flies to l|olated light extreme tip pf the Island of Nan London bureau, now In thi* ture of $26,000 and includes com ter comfort for patrons. jlT r r iA S tucket, is today’s first stop. made the (Inal payment on of the auditorium. enjoy a merry hcJWay with hun Julotta S*r\1ee said the British steadily were re Dec. 20-21 and on the afternoon of houses and Army forts off the New country, envisions the .holiday plete ^redecoratlon of the entire Marked ' changes have )>eeh.( Thank Our Friend.* and Cus- dreds of homccmftiKis, spcci.il the 21at sank two merchant ships their dad's present, an auto Sale* Director Die*. Hclg* E. Pearson, who is organ inforcing their siege lines around In the Iramb-ltesieged city.) mobile. theater entrances and Interior, made in the theater marquee with Santa Clau.s parties for the chil ist and choir director at the First the town^,,pb8ervers here bejleved in a torpedo attack on a convo.v. new carpeting, nqw improved light the new Claude Neon Zcon back tomer,'^.. .May .Joy Re Their.* One British plane was lost, it said. Mrs. Frances J. Hunt of 1 Main "We got. tired df seeing Wilmington, Del., Dec. 24 •A‘) dren, good cheer for unfortunates, Presbyterian church In Lancaster, they would delay their attack un By Milo M. Thompson other families riding Hn cars ing, new type Zcon . marquee and lighting aroiirPl the Cntire outside Sul) Alongside and the observance of the religi- Pa., \^U preside at the organ and til the Ita lics' dwindling supplies street has as her guest for the completely redesigned and decorat of the marquee facings. A con Will Davis Ward, of 91 CentraL At All Times. A b o u t T o w n holidays, her daughter. Mrs. Wil New York, Dec. 24—(iP)— I was so we decided to do something Park West, New York city, direc otis solemnity of the occasion. direct the choir at the annual and crumbling defenses Insured feeling my way, like a blind man, about it,” said Hugh. That ed entrances, vestibule, lobby and tinuous line of lighting circles Boat Firm Wharf Several of the churches will hold ".Julotta" service at the Emanuel victory at the smallest possible liam Bengel who recently returned standee. the outside of the marquee which tor of sales of the Products Divi from Manila, rhllippln* Island and around a turn In a laundun subur was two years ago. Since sion of the duPont Pla.stlcs De Christraa.s Day services. and Lutheran church tomorrow mom-, cost. Slight Shocks ban street last Christnuui when then, they have saved tvery Hand Painted Murals will shine through flashed opal ing at 5:30 o'clock. He Is taking Mr. end Mrs. Fred Petlg of 23 China. The recent changes are more no partment, died yesterday at church school pageants are schc- Other reports reaching Cairo in Dcimont street announce the en there came the thrill of caroling penny. Hugh averages 15 a glass to the letter frames outside. New lyjndon, Dec. 24.- lA',— B>R€€T«n.as the place of his brother, G. Albert ticeable in the theater auditorium Thl.s new type lighting eliminates Roosevelt .Memoriai hospital. New ' duled for tonight or tomorrow dicated the- Italians were hastily gagement of their daughter. Chris jvoices In the blackout ahead of week. David $7. The Navy'i new submarine York, after an lllnesa of five night. Pearoon, who ia confined to his 'greeting additional defenses far to Felt All Over The Mary Cheney Library closeiL It’s a 1936 model car, biit, proper, where new hand painted the old type bulbs, so familiar to ANNE CAMPBELL’S PLEASE ACCEPT OUR GRATEFUL home with an attack of grip. tine Hope, to Michael Chvlkla, son this afternoon at three o’clock - murals cover the celling, the side (JrampiUB, launched yesterday af weeks. Me was 45 years old Church Service* the west. iHcIuding Dgma, Bengasi of Mr. and Mrs. George Cwlkla of lo ancient lantern was there to says Hugh, "it's in swell cob-* Main street pedestrians each eve ternoon at the shipyard of "The Oct. 8. THANKS AND FRIENDLY GOOD Tonight at 7 at Concordia Luth Helge Pearson was formerly or and Tripoli. will remain closed tomorr nt up picture.sque garments, ditlon—we tried it out ou^ walls sparkle with a new Tur- ning at changes of program*. The ganist and choirmaster of Eman State Todav 638 Parker street. Christmas day, al.so the West quoiiie blue damask side drapes, Electric Boat Company, at Groton, BEAUTY SALON WISHES THIS CHRIST.MAS AND eran ch\irch there will he a pageant British asserted the Italians or was any hospitable door selves." \ iqpme of the theater in metal let wa.s alongside a fitting wharf to of "The Birth of Christ.” Tomor- uel before he accepted his present were keeping a close watch on the branch. The librarian. Miss Jes thrown open to let out a flood of bordered with Burgundy crepe ters is highlighted on the north Henry Reilly has returned home mine Smith, will spend Christmas day. while worketti on _ shortened 8,-):; .MAIN S fR E E T MAY THE NEW YEAR I’.RING YOU I row morning a C'hristmas service position. native population at those places (Continued From Page One) brightness and flickering firelight plcatlhg. The pillar pilasters.are and south side of the marquee Homes Decorated from Notre Dame college for the with relatives in Rutland, Ver topped with pure gold leaf and the shifts to free them for Christmas HAPPINESS AND SUCgESS is planned. and have doubled their precautions Christmas holidays, and will spend and welcome tlie songsters in.' If Pioneer Employees frame with decorations on the Eve at home went about their At the .Salvation Army citadel Everywhere the Christmas deco should ssy." He pointed out that mont. they were taken inside for hot tea .entli-e color scheme contrasts with wc.st side. rations which have been taking Rgain.st possible disorders. ttie time with his sisters. Miss business. The submarine slid easily tonight at 7:30 there is to be' a Cast In Role of SscrUlee the motion might have been "exag Mary and Mias Helen Reilly of 54 and cakes. It was done in the dark, the deep beige and figured reds Radical changes In the interior shape during the past week may Lieutenant Commander and and blues of the celling. into the Thames river in the Sunday school program. Reports that the Italians were gerated" on the sixth, or top floor, Chestnut street. stealthily, as if they were a band At Dinner Danee of the theater will be the elimlnk- launching, and h*r cradle which he seen at their full brilliance. of the building where he watched Mrs. John Reinnrtz are here from of smuggles. I In the Foyer ' At .St. .James's church tomorrow Houses have had' intricate pat strengthening their positions in tlon of the doors between the foyer did not break oiit from the craft there will be a high ma.ss at 6 the tremor perform. Arlington! Vn., for the holidays, I caught up with the singers. The outstanding development THE terns worked in lights on their the west tended to bear out the Members of Ward Chene.v Camp The employers of the Pioneer which is at once apparent to tlic a)jd the standee directly behind the was pulled free by tugs in 20 a. n:i and a solemn high ma.ss at belief here,, that the 10th Army ------5 and Mary Bushncll Cheney auxil nml are guests nf Mr. and Mrs. J. Said one: rear .seats and the substitution of, doorways and outer walls. Many Riis.sell Hazrn. Lieutenant Rein- “ It isn’t whut'it used to be. You Pnruehute Company held a Christ patron is the changed appearance minutes. !t:45 a. m. besides the other regu have act displays showing all of,, trapped In Bardla was cast in the De$k Men Feel iary will hold their Christmas mas dinner dance Sunday night at of the foyer. Upon entering from open arches draped with matched O. Pomeroy Robinson, general lar Sunday ma.sses. At St. Brid role of a sacrifice to slow up the party in the .State Armory Thurs artz' Is engaged In work with the cannot tell whether a house is BEAUTY, NOOK the traditional holiday characters. U. S. Navy's communication sys empty or perfectly blacked out. the Hill Top House, East Hartford the inner vestibule, one sees the material conforming to the gener manager of the shipyard, said that get’s church a high mass will be At the municipal building the British advance and give MaMhal Their Chairs Roll day evening, December 26 at eight with government Inspectors and beautiful mirroni at each end of al decorative scheme. Another ouG In some instances cradles break celebrated at fi:30 a. m. with o’clor-!' Each one attending Is tem. Much of the time we sing to no Dancing and Orchestta 085 Main Stroot two evergreen trees on the lawn Rodolfo GrazlaQl time to reorgan Waterbury, Dec. 24 (J*)—Wakrr- one at all, but we sing.” the wives of the officers of the the spacious entrance. These are standing change in the interior Is free, of the submarine and at other masses following at 7:30, 0, 10 and near the portico have been wired, ize his main forces for a final show req ;■> bring e. gift for the company in attendance. One hiin- the new type lighting,- overhead times remain with the craft and biiry at 8:45 o’clock this morning Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oheney of I have been wondering what modern in design and of flesh type 11 a. In. Speci.ll music will be while Main street atS night is a down. » ^ gr: * The children’s party this Christmas will be, now that dr .1 and forty employees and with indirect lighting^ Each mir and on the walls and the contrast have to be worked out from under experienced the second earthquake hcl lay afternoon at the Porter street will have for their played at both rlnirches. blaze of colored lights Although faced with the neces in five days. Buildings in all parhs there Is talk of Hitler taking ad guest* were in attendance. ror is four by elglR feet in .size ing decorative theme of the aiidl- the hull. St. Mar.v's Episcopal church will Homes in the outlying sections sity of mopping up Bardla before arn a great success. Christmas guests, their son-in-law..^ Among the guests present were of the city shook but as far as and daughter. Rev. Ernest A. vantage of a holiday let-down and Ihree.elghts InclTes thick. The TONIGHT and in the surrounding towns also continuing their drive in full could be learned no damage was to launch an invasion attempt. Mrs. Henry Mallory, wife of 'the aiding of the foyer is selected have been decorated for the sea strength, the British were reported At St, Mary's Episcopal church Shepherd arid Mrs, Shepherd of company jiresldeAt; Mrs. James done. Providence, Dr. Roger H. Cheney There is scare talk, too, from the American black walnut, selected At son, with some unu.sually attrac to be stabbing here and there to the usual organization meetings British leaders, calculated to keep King, Mrs. Clifford .Schumacher, for this Jpb in New fork for tive designs. In the city room of The Ameri will be omitted this week. Tomor and wife of Detroit, Mich., and Mr.s. Floyii Smith, Orville Kefter, the west with armored patrols. can reporters and desk men felt the BriU.sh alert, wary, prepared. special effect. { A MERRY CHRISTMAS * I Good Cheer For Needy Briti.'h aviation likewise con row, C’hristmas Day. Holy Com rhiladelphla; Lewis P. Cheney and U. S. Army Inspector and William PLEASE chairs roll under them for several wife of East Norwalk, and Mr. and If this were a peacetime Chi-isl- The foyer is lighted by soft I In town no one should be in need tinued to harass'the Italians as munion at 8 a. m. with carols by mas. It would be a perfect .aet-up OUerson, U. ,S. Navy I.nimector. flureacent lights set behind the J AND A - * Dante’s Restaurant Good Will Toward Men of food for the full celebration of seconds. In an Insurance office on the Junior choir, and again at 10 Mrs. Thomas Vennard of Elro Michael .Mn.ssaro was chairman NOTE! far west as Benga.sl, 300 air miles the eighth floor of a down town street, parents of Mrs. Roger H. for a perfect holiday, with Christ light cove, shedding a soft glow | I a Ghristmas dinner time. Miss from the Egj-ptlan frontier. o’clock. During this week the mas falling on a Wednesday. The of the com'inittce of arra)igement.s * HAPPY NEW YEAR R 10 East Center Street Odd Fellows Bldg. I Jessie Rcjuiolds has announced buildings girls seated at desks felt rector will administer Holy Com Cheney. for the party. of light agairtst the new foyer | .MAY YOUR JOURNEY A MERRY CHRIST:MA? day after Christmaa—boxing day, ceiling murals. The vestibule la i that she has received dinner dona the tremor while those who were munion to those who arc ill or when boxes and baskets of stirplu.t THROUGH THE COM- * TO ALL S tions sutficient to take care of all .standing Up, did not. shutln, if they will notify him. Gail Hanson of Bowers street of Colonial design .with corner! I.NG YEAR BE A HAPPY * and a good things go to the rctainer.s di.splay frames and two large in The of the needy. .Many local religious, British Boiiih r Mrs. Loiils Dlorlo s.aid ‘‘the walla and Margery Salmon of Orchard and poorer people—is normally a Falli4*r f>f ForiiuT ONE AND LEAD PLEAS service and fraternal organiza of the houre shook and moved." Harry Howland of" Strickland street, were local children who had ner di.splay frames, each having ANTLY INTO THE HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL legal holiday. Since Saturday and mirrors at either side of the | tions have co-operated in furnish while Mrs, William Gleason said: Street who has been with the a part in the Christmaa entertain Sunday are the Christmas week BROAD HIGHWAY C>F Boland Oil Co. ing the meals, as have private ‘Invasion Ports’ "I thought it was the end of the Cleveland branch of the Connecti ment and party last night In St. Treasurer Dies frames. The display ■ frames in | HEALTH A N D CON-' end, few would Interrupt the fea- the inner vestibule are recessed. persons. world." cut Mutual Life Insurance com Peter’s hall. Hartford. They sang tivities merely to work on Friday TENT.MENT. I Richard Stone r and At the Town Farm the inmates and danced. Iloureseent Lighting. (Continued Frnm.P.ige One) Persona on the ground floor of pany, is expected homo for Christ and there would be a grand five- Bridgeport, Dec. 24— Fiin- I Optician ! will dine on turkey, stuffing and hiilldlngs here did \iot feel the mas and the remainder of the IIP: The vesUbiilc has a marble dado POTTERTON’S day celebration. ernl .services will be held here Fri around the Interior with Cadet 21 * Windmill Service gravy, sweet and white potatoes, nttatk on England’s industrial tremor, while tho.se on upper floor.s week. And there would be crackers day for Eugene M. Mope. Sr.. 7.5, of "A t The Center" turnips, cranberry, sauce, roils, ice northwest. tPi Ro*^- Iter son who yesterday' mjderwent This year, by government order, ■James .). Mope, of New Haven, vera and of special design and the CLOSED I at home. bombed recently.) llnd Russell, famous screen actress an operation for mastmd and boxing- day is not a legal holiday. two sons, J. William Hope, former hardware 1s Iiimanlt'e metal. The I Unlc.ss there is some weather who is in Waterbury spending' .strer^coccus Infection. Late last celling and walls 'are of^ream , freak to bring snow, this section A hospital, two shelters and a Clirlstroas Pudding Srarrity state treasurer, and Eugene M. I number of^hops. houses and com Christmas with her mother. Mrs njgl^r the young man was reported This year, the creamy sweets Hope, Jr., two daughters. May tan and beige coloring.; RANGE OIL FUEL OIL Christmas Day iWill have a green Christmas with James E. Ru.sacll of Country Club to> be resting a.i comfortably The theater has new carpeting warmer, cloudy weather tomor- mercial buildings wore reported and rich’ fat dishes of the okltlme Mope C.irlson and Gertrude Hop** I destro.vod or damaged. road, was awakened this morning coiHd be expected.* feasts will be no longer creamy Flicker and 13 grandchildren. |thioughoiit in a deep-red packing ! row the forecasters s.ay. by the earthquake. Tremors are Iw S hI ! ® with a rope ' design of grVy and WITH GENUINE APPRECIATION OPEN FOR DELIVERY 24 HOURS! TEL. 8500 Al 1 p. m. j , Theater to Reo|>en Seven bodic.i were removed to and rich, because of -rationing. day from the wreckage nf tavern frequent in Hollywood a?d when Forty young people from the Th* real Christmas pudding is a Man ('aught In I’lille.v oliyc branch of blue. \ WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS I One oC the holiday events sched- 'The men's lounging room is of I tiled for tomorrow is the re-bpen- which wfaA hit last -flight, and Mi.s.s Rusaell awoke she shouted to Senior -and Intermediate Epwprth scarcity because of the absence of workers attempted tP,#feach others her mother: "Mother, Mother run Leagues of the South Methodist ithe candled fruits which go Into Stafford Springs. Dec. 24— — knotty pine, and the lavatorV has AND PATRONS I ing of the State theater, complete co'mpeltely redecorated in MORIARTY BROTHERS ly redecorated and refurbished. lielicvcd trapped by heavy beams. to the doonvay." church wept out carolling last It. And crackers are no more be Caught In a pulley while laboriftg been AN ABUNDANCE OF LIFE’S GOOD Several thousands of dollars worth One hnmh fell directly In the mid Mr.s. Russell said her daughter night at the homes of shutins and ing manufactured, due to .the pa ' in his woTod'.vorking shop, Riiascll j blue and cream Rubber linol 301-315 CENTER STREET AT BROAD STREET made 20 stop.i, after which they per shortage. i I. Harmon of , SJafford .Springs, eum covers “the “ 'men's room .floors. THINGS tWflOUMMKWHfMIVWttMWAOICIk of work have been done to make dle of that crowded building, explained that in C.aiifornla when M<=GBEi this among the most modern of leveling the greater part. ever there is a tremor of- an earth met at the hoprie of Xflss Ruth These are not the crackers ' former state police lieutenant, was The ladifs’ re.st room.i haveXbeefi AT CHRISTMAS TIME New England playhouses. Unusual .\etivlt.v on Coast quake residents rush to doorways Dowd of Cfiiarter Oak Mrect for which, to an Amcrkan, belong critically injured today. given special attention in this'con refreshments, i, with soup. They are the fan-tailed Hospital attaches said he suf- nection, with a new velour wall AND A NEW YEAR OF HEALTH No recreation or athletic events The British assault coincided since the casement wfll provide { NfW fvf TH Kt T 5 S A l f have been dated for the day, and with reports of unusual activity protection from falling ceilings. eyllndrical things you pull, apart- lerred multiple and possible Inter covering of green- and white AND HAPPINESS the libraries will be closed. with a snap to produce fortunes, nal Injuries and was on the danger stripe, a gray floor covering and along the German-occupied French list. The festive occasion will be coast, which led to speculation games. Jolly paper hats or toy white maple vanity with flesh stressed at Memorial hospital by here that the Nazi might be plan Meriden BuiUIing balloons, the making of the Christ \ BEST WISHES mas party. Christmaa trees in the wards, the ning a Christmas attempt to in Distinctly Shaken OPEN EVENINGS bringing of gifts by relatlvca of vade England. A One reason we Americans who XMMfWWRCWWWWWWMtKIIClRUKWWWWWWIKMWWWWWWlW'^ ' OE THE SK.ASOX the -sick, and by a holiday dinner. (Reports from Bern said that a Meriden, pec. 24—(Ah—Meriden have been longer in F'.ngland like MATTHEW WIOR Traffic by bus and automobile number of unidentified planes had ! vicinity felt the/arth tremors Merry iu e ^ to be in at the first meal of a -MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ONE AND ALL Jeweler and Watchmaker today was quite heavy as home flown across Switzerland during 8:48 o’clock The newcomer from America, even If X m a s 977 Main St. Manchester ward holiday makers thronged .the the night along the route som e-' TOMORROW ■we have to buy it, la that lie in I MERRY CHRISTMAS I (Next to .Mcl-ellan’s) highways. Many offices in Hart times taken by British-bombers at- , the , southern .. and western sections TO (CHMSTMAS DAY) evitably a.sk8 for cra'ckera with his ^nuRiiy^ ford granted cither the whole tacking Axis objectives.) , of the city. MMCKtrei soup and the waiter inevitably 681-Main Street Manchester afternoon' or part of it to their Wave after wave of German Officials of The International | fails to understand, for the.se are Silver Company reported feeling i the only crackers tlic English Early American help, and for these the celebration bombers, which began coming over ! TO ONE ANp ALL I began at once. after dusk, participated in the as- the general office building in the | know. CHRISmRS center of the community undergo I More Important Than Tree* Riley Claevrolet Co., Inc. Old Spice Children's Party ■ .saiilt on northwest England, and This afternoon Manchester's a distinct .shake, especially on the They seem more Important "than » FROM JOHN AND "BPOTCH” ‘ ” » the government acknowledged that One Ninety One Center Street jtHHKWWWIMlIMKaWMHIMKeiHIHKMlBMMKeiUltWWlMWWWlWIlHKIKIIHKWe toy, fruit and randy. The party was a nuntber of fires were started top floor. Objects on wall.s rattled Christmas trees. In normal years, § AND ALL THE GANG | toy center whe.re a mammoth and that "considerable dainage’’ and pictures were moved out of down whole streets or shops, the Talcum Christmas party was given for was done In that area. their regular places. | windows seem filled with nothing them, with each child receiving a A number of persons were killed 'Va^a, dishes and other articles | else but boxes of crackers, resplen toy, fruit and candy. The party, and injured in one northwest town in homes were reported to have dent in colors and foil, coating Powder held In the old Union school on when a bomb scored a direct hit been rattled by the treijaors. o p e n A from a dollar a dozen to ten dol J SPECIALS FOR tONICHT | North School street The event on an air raid .<(hcl^. Several lars. There was great lamenting wilh all the tpIeRdor and qloiy when it was announced last spring J i wn.i arranged hy the project super were buried in collars when their « ROAST TURKEY ‘ HALF BROILERS K intendent. . Henry J. McCann homes collapsed. oi the )(mae eeciaon. . . TheyHl they could no longer be manufac 50c through the 'co-operation of the Casualties Not Heai'j come tram everrwhet* to cele- tured. * ROAST BEEF VEAL CUTLETS STEAKS « I WED, AND THURS (Not $1.00 as advertised town's merchants and residents. The government said, however, bratel You'll have th* surptlM But -some will be there. They S CHICKEN A LA CACCIATORE ^ that preliminary reportr indicated , may have been held over from last yesterday.) The railway express office la ;.ol your Uio when you ■#* Iho planning to c'ontinue holiday de casualties were not heavy. j S' season or manufactured before the II Dance To the Tiineit 6f the Oak Grill Swingsfers. ^ liveries of goods until all of the The Nazi night raiders also at- S CIRCLE 'M/ rbmodolod Stato complotoly ban. but. when I left England work is fini.sned. Post office scfVtce tacked London, but the damage HCON-nNUOl’ S SHOWS WED W/ ironeioimod inloOMEOFTHIFW- many Christmaa show windows * FINE WINES — LIQUORS AND BEER « will he suspended throughput there was described offipially as STAB'nNQ AT 1:00 P. M. IESTTHUmSMNEWENfiLAND were already filled with them Benson's light, although there were some again. Christmas Day. with final co^ec- § We Cater To Banquet.*. H flt*ni MAIM fTRIBT QUINN’S tlons of mail tonight at 3' on the fatalities. The capital got an HERE’S A REAL X^AS Some puddings will be . made streets and at 4 at the offlce.4, early all-clear signal. also, by those .who gathered fruits A few fatalities also were re TREAT! piecemeal by hoarding, and by 80 Oak Street, ported in a'south coast town, but 1 liilil tho.so who have contrived substi Tel. 3891 ■ PHARMACY elsewhere, the government said, tute Ingredients from autumn OAK GRILL X t Advertise in The lierald>"It Pavs Public Kecorils casualties and damage were limit « fruits, home-dried because there ' " V ^ ed. was no sugar for their canning. KcMMMWWWMIWMMIMWMlMMlWMWlWJieWlliejieWMMWIWMlWNdt \ — Observers on the English shore ■ This year, in ' apitc of all the along the Strait of Dover said un- a obiitaclcs, there is every .sign that mil of Sale \ Under terms of a conditional hill Ifavorable weather made it impos- ^Chriatma.s will be Christmas,-even siltje to judge the effe'ets of the bough the fireplace which held -FOR ALL - OUR FRIENDS of sale filed at the office of the firitish bombardment of the Nazi. town cJeiT?, the Center’ Travel Fast year''a stoeking.s be .shattered, AND PATRONS OUR WISH invasion ports" this ,morning, but "even though the pudding may be Aigeiicy in the Odd Fellows block IS TIL-\T YOUR CHRISTMAS hits , been soid by. Robert Dickson declared the attack appeared tasted in an 'underground hide somevk’hat lighter ’ than the pre- away ^ ‘ ta George Griffin, local builder. ceding night, when the R. A. F. ion 1940 , MAY BE A HAPPY AND •ur 0 a )» One can be 'sure the carols will pounded Calais, Dunkerque, Rlush' be sung tn thousands of. shelters I#, I CHEERFUL ONE. MAY WE Way to jGfit Recruit ing and airports In the same area. I H O U O » i where people have taken to sing EXPRESS THE HOPE, TOO. Coffeiwllle, Kaa. — UP) — Capt. ing anyway to- drown the sound Braum L. Bentley, a milk con- Raiders Smash Bombs. of planes and guns, .raise their An 'Old-Fashioned TH.AT OUR PATHS WILL densery’s representtalve in civil spirits and show stubborn rcsist- m e j :t o f t e n i n 1941 life, worried because his National On Ltmcfuhire Area ence to'the raiders. I am confident this will happen Guard outfit lacked a full comple London, Dec. 24—(IP—German ment as mobilization day neared. raiders smashed bombs on the even if the enemy chooses the, sea Merry Christmas BEST "If I could sell these 22 head of Lancashire area of En)tland’s in- son to prepare his path for inva cattle I've, got," a farm youth told diistiial northwest last night in a sion. There may be Hell on earth WISHES above but there will be the sound •Not In the sense of custom alone.— but with him, "danged if I .wouldn't Join massive as.aault which continued a genuine appreciation of-oUr pleasant asso the army." "And I." responded without let-up for hours, inflict of "peace on earth" below ground. W\ Bentley, "know where you can sell ing heavy casualties and destroy There will be gifts given, 1 know, Another Christmas ciations during the year Just passing,— w# them." The National Guard ros ing a number of buildings. for they were buying them In the extend to all our very beat wishes for an The raiders dropped "a conaid- shops ^ fore I took the clipper to ter now includes a youth who once . . . and once again we wish you all the old-fashioned Merry Christmaa and a New owned 22 cows. erable number” of fire bomba, fol sont these shores, I am sorry I shall miss it all by Year of Happiness and Prosperity. . HARRIETT’S lowed by high exploslvea of big Joy and happiness this world can give— Sitting on a chair backwards Is caliber, the British government mmBUifi a couple of weeks, for it may be MAY HAPPINESS BE WITH YOU m FIMCR MMSM. the world will never see again bad luck, according to a supersti reported. and with it goes the hope^that we may tion of theatrical folk. Three hospitals, two air raid such a Christmas as will be cele AND YOURS AT CHRISTMAS TIME brated thia year In the world’s big BEAUTY SALON shelters, a number of shops, bouses continue to merit your friendship as w# and commercial buildings and a Hit No. gest, darkest, most-bombed but AND THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR 4 NEW SERIES STARRING | most unyielding city. Personal Notices church were damaged or destroy have since 1911. ed. Thirteen persons were believed YOUR NEW FAVORITE HARRIE'TT SCHALLER HORA^J killed when a high explosive bomb ACTION STARt Bit* of Bills Worthies* , Proprietor Kansas City —(A5—Newton Huf- hit the administration building of TIM HOLT in In Memoriam one hospital, which was bombed In ford discovered a fragment of In Inline mtnjory of nur dear paper money on the parking lot V 129-131 CENTER STREET b»bv wlio passed away Ghrlitmaa another raid some months ag.o. **WAGON TREAr^ Sh()P Day, )?S«: Firemen Killed FIghtliig Btaze he opiates. A search netted more Jotepli Anthony Vendrlllo A group of firemen were killed PLUS! CARTOON TREAT! than too torn pieces of $20, $10, $5 MARLOW’S 8 East Center Street while fighting one fierce blaze and $1 bills. But Federal agents ■BOLAND OIL CO.- Soma may think ha la forgottan said the fragments were worthless. Odd Fellows Building started by a fire bomb. NOWl At tha yaara do past away. They surmised the tom bllla were 369 Center Street At West Center Street But In the haaria of thoaa who lovad Many persons were left homeless S GOLOBWABE TO LAOITiS! / ‘LEADING FLORIST’S” him. and were being fed today at com 3 "BBIOHAM TOrNG** ccdlected by a bank and tossed on Ha 1* Juit tha tama today. munal mtehena. 5 "PCBUC DEB. NO. 1" the lot by on employe told to de Tha Vandrlllo Family Seven bodies were removed from TBIBBnBBnW stroy thepi. MANCHESTKK EV1!:N^^U aKKALD, MANGHESTEK. CONN. ItEfeOAX, OELEAIBER 24, 1940 PAGE nV ! Palmyra Isles > Annual Christmas Party Farm Benefits White House h Attuned h Shoppers FiU London Actor Finds Industry Seeks Definition PayroU Tax ^ N^Weather Barrier Kno Changes Seen To Spirit of Christmas Title IMsputed Will Use Historic Bowl — Stu*trd TUm Wife Dead Of Term ^Terrible Urgency^ Plan Dropped To Herald Rural Deliver Washington, Dec. 24—(IP)— The9at the Volunteers of America and United States -Loses tn Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Dec..vcoversa ycoverad In ths smouldering ruins Stores Despite Raids War and Shrinking For 24—(AV^The fighting N inth U. 8 . of a mint ISTfl.OOO worth of sllvsr W hite House, like mUliona of the Salvation Army. Hartford Woman Is S|iot Lancaster, Pa., Dee. 24—(45—-Aufoetyrera 10 days ago that the Hartford May, ’ Turn to On'January 6, Burton Tuttla.-t-waa handed to him, the ahell 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. eign Markets Expected Only one o( the ten Roosevelt First Round of Battle Infantjy todayy Lrouglrought out for its bars. 2 :16—Joyce Jordan—Qlrl Interna, homes all over America, was at grsndchildren will hang his stock annual Chriatmaa party the dra These, Including two masses of While American industry is pre rate of defense production was manager of The Herald's rural clr- j which bore the carved date— On Ownership. placed unMr Christmas__ Crowds Like of the methodical »*«*"«*" worker#, w^ng- Through Heart; Sui> not satisfactory." I>vy on Stocks and 2:30—Fletcher WUey. To Fon ^ Action. tuned today to the gentle spirit ing from the Whits House mantle gon-handled Llacum bowl, historic meltad silver, were pared to "do the impossible’’ for culaOon department will hav« L A^^ver, Ol "ad. BocR<|| relic of China's Boxer rebellion. guard against looters. Those on American ‘"X hand# and becoming a ner- Knudsen, Prentis said, had asked WDRC 2:45—My Son ft I. of Christmas. this year—two-year old Franklin cide Verdict Given. national defense, InduatriaUats are Bonds Instead. completed sU years covering his|j„^hsm, BuckJand. Vernon, Vsf^;^ 5:00—Mary. Margaret McBride. Honolulu, Dec. 24.—(ff)—The Orly on special occasions Is the , »Ielted Silver Given Beg!men! , n * &T > 4'ou# wreck. And ahe'li probably be industry "to do what was frankly H artford W ashington. Dec. 24.—)—P re Through the doorway of his D: Roosevelt, 3rd. doing her #Unt m a canteen, driv- seeking a definition of the term termed 'the impossible.’ territory of The Herald's outside non Center. Taleottvllle, Dobs 3:15—Golden Treasury of Song. He will have another youngater United States government and pri massive punch bowl—hammered To show their gratitude, Chinese Main Drags from New Hartford, Dec. 24.—(45-Msr- H artford, Dec. 24—(45—Mayor ISSO kc. tSS m. dictions that the war and shrink second'flopr • study, President from $50,000 worth of pure silver— V ___I. »_ c L ■?_ „ 1 I In" an official car or reporting to "terrible urgency' as applied to '• "And let me add," the Industrial routes. During these years he has vllle and Rockville. 8:30—Eaao Reporter —News and Roosevelt “could ,see the llghU of to keep him company, however, vate clal,m«nts today disputed title princes ppeaented tha malted sli shmll W. Davenson, a leading [Hay- ing foreign markets would force taken from the regimental trophy ■ ork to San Francisco. ^ her rir#t aid poet or ambulance eta- production needs.' ist declared, "that it will do the Thomas J. Spellscy says a payroll covered approximately 30,.500 W eather. the family Christmas tree twinkle Diana Hopkins, 8-year-old daugb- to Patmyia Islands, which the ver to the regiment. ■ A — ;,iii r-y- I tlon by niftrkfnight, er In-a Hartford amateur theatri Turoday, Dec. 24 3:35—Studl« Matinee. Congress to make major'changes room lined with tattered, blood Part of this was tent by U. 8. Calling upon ths National De Impossible.' tax cannot be levied In Hartford miles in all kinds of weathei;, sum on the brightly wrapped gift pack- ter of Former Secretary of Com advance of aviation and Interna stained battle flags. (Bdltor’c Note) 'A •trildag j Shopping in London these days cal group (Mark Twain Mu- fense Commission to supply the Asks America Have No Fears without legUlative approval, but mer and winter.' Tuttle has seen P. M. In farm benaSts came today from ages beneath It. ' merce Harry Hopkins, will be on tional tension of recent years have Cruiser to Japan where It was I goes uninterruptedly on from City Club Plans 4;00—Portia Faces Life. T he commander. Col. W. H. faabionerl Into the 00-pound, 20- ■lotnre at the way la which quers), found the body of his wife, answer, H. W, Prentis, Jr., presi Speaking for industry, he asked that the s^gestlon of such a tax many changes , In his territory Chairman Fulmer (D-SO) and The president will broadcast his hand for the excitem^t of open- lifted from obscurity to a place of Robertson, will preside at the re- . LoadONere "carry oa" under ; store opening to store cloning and Regina, 29, a bullet through her dent of National Association of America to. have no fears that in "succeeded at least In the effort since he begai). dri^ng along the 4:15—We. the Abbotts Representative Hope (R-Kans) of annual Christmas message (over ing Christmas packages galfon -.Iscum bowl, a ladle and a I store hours have been adjusted so 4 30—Hilltop House. mlUtary Importance In the Pacific ceptlon for officers and enlisted HItler’a bomhardmeiit from heart, in her bedroom lost night. Manufacturers, declared last night dustry would fail to come through, of getting people Interested” In ' highways and’bjfways. (Ibristinag Party the House Agriculture Committee.; NBC. CBS and MBS hookups) to The grbwn-upi will Include ocean. men. the sky It givea In the follow I that both shoppers and salespeo- Dr. Thomas 8. Luby, assistant in a radio address; adding: municipal finances. ] When he started In 1935, there 4:45—Kate Hopkins. WTIC \ They said In interviews 'that the nation a t 5:11 p. m. (e. a. t.) "^e remainder waa made at I pie have time to get their shel- 8:00—Ad Liner—Dance program. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., his wife, Private Interests won the first Toasts To Valorous Deed ing story by Milo M. Thomp MiMical examiner, reported the "UntU- the middle of December "The defense job, however, must The. mayor added, however. In were 18 miles of almost impas.s- H artford Continually Increasing surpluses today when he pre.sses a button the former Ethel duPont: Mrs. round of the Federal court battle There’ll be toasts to valorous Pekin Into 52 cups engraved with son. His next appears In The I ters before the nightly bombard- 6:15—Pres. Roosevelt at Lighting tho.se on the rolls a t the tim e of death as a suicide. —less than two weeks ago—no be done by team work, not by a radio address last night that able roads In the winter and early The annual Christmas party Of 1040 kc. 288.3 m. and rising wages for industry lighting another Yule tree on the Sara Roosevelt, the president’s 87- here yesterday whe^. Judge Del deeds in every war since the Ninth Herald Thursday, "Bnmbed I ment is too far advanced. A .22 calibre pistol from which one In Industry bad reason to be hasty alarm, not with sudden large "competent legal authority" had spring, but all of these roadways the Manchester City club will bn of Nation's Christmas Tree. would compel a compensating ad the Tientsin battle. This was not so at the begin 5:30—Ad Liner—continued. ellipse. year-old mother, who came down bert Metzger ruled 'in effect that was organized in 1865 and to the Out,” In which he relates what the bullet had i>een discharged was lieve that any one in government orders, not with Impossible last- advised him that a tax on Intan have been resurfaced and are now held Saturday night. December M, justment for the producers of all Symbolizes Nation's Observsnee. Anojther cruiser delivered the happens when a home Is kit.) ning of the blits. It was then the 6 :46—Scattergood Bainc.s. Tuesday Dec. 24 from Hyde Park, N. Y., to be with a Palmyra Island auxiliary sea man for whom the Liscum bowl found beside ibe body. was dissatisfied with the rate of minute demands, for manufactur- gibles such sa stocks and bonds good and passable all the . year at tbe'club rooms at 40 Oak street. crops, particularly those exported. That 30-foot spruce, placed in plane base was being constructed was named. bowl to the regiment at Madlaon rule to usher out those customers 6:00—Est;o Reporter —News and "her boy;" Mrs. J. R. Roosevelt, barracks. New York. In April, Two Noten Left defense production—a rate, Incl-. Ihg is a process that requires more.'"'"’'I'* possible under the stat- round, The club rooms have been decorat p.. m. "We've got to do something to the park midway between the widow of the president's step for the Navy on private land and Col. Emerson H. Liscum was Ry Milo Thompson who wanted out and herd the rest, Detective Sergt. Cornelius J. dentally, that government Itself ed apd a Chrlstrpas tree set up. Weather. 4 :00—B i^ s ta g e Wife 1903. Shortly thereafter the sec with the employes, to store shel than headlines as the basis for pro- I .Many interesting sights have 6:05—Hedda Hopper's Holl>’wood.' get away from these annual ap White House and the Washington brother Harry Hopkins and Harry commented that the government killed In the Battle of 'Dentaln New York, Dec. 24—(45—The Cunningham said Mrs. Davenson had set. ductlon." j "I>*aving out Insurance co,v lieen the good fortune of The Her Gifts will be distributed during the 4:15—Stella Dallas propriations for parity and give monument, symbolizes the nation’s J 'y 13, 1900. As the commander ond division outfit was transferredrred i ters, leaving only that part of the 6:20—Edwin C. HUl. Hooker, New Y’ork. family friends. had no title that could be sus ^l^erU sem ent’ headline "Salvage had left two notes, but declined to Shift Overnight in Picture. Concerning a lengthened work-, panics and banks, and it la quea- ald’s "night rMer" and )ie ailmils evening , .. y 4:30—Lorenzo Jones the farmer some base for his In observance of Christmas. tained In any court of the United died he passed to another man the to San Antonio. staff assigned to ARP and fire disclose their contents or to whom 8.30—Paul Sullivan Rcviws the 4:45—Young wydder Brown .Annual P arty This .Afternoon From there It went to the Wi You Know Why” In a Lon- watch duties. * "Suddenly overnight there was week, Prentis said th at only labor tl'''>»*’Ie whether or not their in- that the most exciting of all Is the Each member ofThe club Is nn- come, such as^^he certifleate plan," Mrs. Roosevelt planned a busy This afternoon was set aside .or States. national colors he had snatched a they were addressed. could. determine the contrlbntlon It tangibles could he taxed by the frequent views he has of wild tltfed to bring a guest to the party. News. 5:00—Girl Alone ^ Fulmer said. \ moment before from a wounded War to earn new laurels. newspaper means somebody’s Began To Keep Doom Open a shift In the defense picture. 6:45—The World Today. Christmas eve. As in previous one of the jolllest of holiday af The government In a petition to Davenson said be could give no wanted to make, adding: ! city. " he said, "we still have s game in the highway or fields. Osano will cater (or a dinner to ..bn, 5:15—Lone Journey '.'I intend to put the whole prob years, she charted a round of toy sergeant. And so at this festive time jRore has had a bomb visitation, That was no go. It annoyed the The word 'urgent' appeared. 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. fairs- the annual party for the quiet title filed a year ago con reason for his wife's act. He had "For the fact la thit govern "I-*bo'r has spoken bravely and i of more than a billion ■Just the other day he saw a moth- i served at ten o'clock and an enter- 5:30—Jack Armstrong lem before the cohjmittce aa soon and gift basket parties to help Hla last words, "Keep up the peace In America, the men of the but the censors are not yet per patrbns. It stifled business. It talked with her over the telephone 7:15—Lanny Ross. White House domestic staff. In the tended that title to the islands, fighting Ninth again will lift their was letting,Hitler disrupt every ment, as represented by “William encouragingly through Willlain ; dollars worth of wealth upon er deer and her two young giazing ; tamment [program has tieen ar- 5:45—Life Can Be Beautiful as possible after the new Congress make the holiday brighter for 850 miles southwest of Honolulu, fire," became the regimental mot mitting that bombing to be ad in the afternoon, discussing the which the city receives no return 7:30—Helen Mencken— “Second 6:00—New.s and W eather convenes and hope that we solve east room. In front of the all-white to. silver' cups to Colonel Liscum, to thing, just aa the English suppos S. Knudaen, production chief .of Green, president of the American in a meadow and last year a turtle ' ranged. Husband." those who might not have much tree, President and Mrs. Roosevelt has remained with the United vertised publicly. death of a friend, he said. ! i\h^soever." 6:15—Jim Britts .Sports Roundup It." ' in their stockings Christmas Two days later, the battle won St. Mlhlel and the Meusa-ArgouM If you find It strange that peo ed he intended^ to,' So most of the the National Defense Commission, Federation of LaBor, who pledged 6:00_Court of Missing Heirs. wjH receive the chauffeurs, cooks, States since annexation of Hawaii, big storea began to keep doors revealed at Ihe annual meeting of his organization to the avoidance i Could Not Re Onerous. 6:30- Alfredo Antonlno's Orches- Tn Ask Air For Tobaeco morning. and after yesterday's denial of the at heavy coat, a detachment dls- — snd to the future. ple should be flocking toward the ------r.'V- ■ ■ I The mayor declared such a tax 8:30—First Nighter. Hope said he expected'Congress guards snd maids snd their chil open and to make use of stnrewide the NatjjOnal Association of Man- I of strikes during the emergency." 8:55—Elmer Davis—News. - tra Her first stop was scheduled at petition announced an appeal ncene of a bombing carrying shop I could “not be onerous upon any- 6:45—Lowell Thomas to be asked tn consider aid\tt least dren, numbering more than 100. ping bags, not running away from signals or loud speakers which ad S. A. Junior Band 9;00_W e, the P^:ople. the Central Union mission party would be taken to the Appellate vised ail when there was really ] one, and after our debts are re- 7;00—Fred Warlng's Orchestra for cotton, wheat and tobacco, In a downtown- theater. There Then the Roosevelts and some of Some of the larger manufacturers It carrying mattresses and the 9 30—Prof. Qiils. their guests will hurry to the na court In San Francisco. Imminent danger. It developed j tired we could reach a tax rate 7:15—History of the Headlines— three major exportable rroph, nearly 1,000 eager-eyed young Claim Ownership of 50 Islets were able to lay In large reserve family valuablea, there are ten of 43 l5ay street, Arisonia. Officer 10:00—Glenn Miller's Orchestra. tional tree ceremony. And that this danger was very rare In the To Play Tonight Thorak* Condon .#^<1 he arrested j on real estate In Hartford of not Andre Schenker for no other reason than the sters awaited the distribution of 'The governm ent's petition Plane Plant supplies of this material and as thousand things which would sur- Seiialors-Eleel over 15 mills." 10:15—Invitation To Learning. pluses. tableau will have to be carried out daytime. the:^wlver, Mlcha'i^Madglc, 30, of l 10:45—Music Patterned for Danc 7:30—Musico bags filled with toys, fruit, a bit named Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ful- yet they are not handicapped." ' prise you In London. The pre.sent rate, which the "The certificate plan seems tl w:ithout the seasonal touch of He added that rirflers now re Right now there ar«t •Christmas Even when the danger comes 204 Minerva strq ft; oii a charge of ing. 8:00—Johnny Presents of candy and maybe a warm lard-Leo of Honolulu euid seven today, some stores merely evacu Members of the Salvation Army Defer Organizing , m ayor said la-st week probably 8:30—Musical Treasure Chest be the best plan that has been snow, the weBtberim» said. Cuts Honrs quire from 30 to 35 weeks to fill, shopping crowds in Oxford street. operating a motorXrehlcle so as to H R I S T A i ; t S ll:0O--Esso Reporter —News and iweater. others as respondents. The Ful- ate the vulnerable areas Shopping Junior Band will play at the be- cause death. Bfftrwas se would have to be raised. Is 29.25 9:00—Battle of the Sexes offered." he continued. "That KIwanIs Club Party. After a quiet family dinner the lard-Leos claim ownership of 50 of and that Indications are It will be Regent quadrant, Knightsbridge set qA 41.- Weather. president will read aloud Dickens' may continue elsewhere. You are glnhlng of the Christmas eve 000. mills. 11:05—Sports Roundup. 9:30—Fibber McGee and Holly would give the farmer a basic hen on across the Potomac the 52 Islets In the Palm yra group, September before Increased facili and Kensington High street. The payroll tax came under dis price and at the same time would Christmas carol. That's a tradition Lark of Aluminum Is ties St aluminum production And the show windows have the unmolested If you are In the bar Sufiday school^ program this eve McManus . was killWd only ' ‘lOO New Haven, Dec. 24 —p4’p—Re 11:10—News of the World. 10:00—Bob Hope' rlveS; to the Arlington County including the mile-square coral gain basements. You are usually ning at 7:30 at the citadel, and yards froftr’the line dividing An- publican state -Senators-elect have cussion here after the mayor an 10:30—Unelc Walter's Dog House perm it surpluses to move* Into Kiwa'nis club (Thristma.s . party In the Roosevelt household. atoll on which the Navy is con plants will be able to care for the same "Santa's coming" look that nounced he had sent a special in 11:25—Mu.sical Interlude. whatever markets we hayc," Cause for Redurtion you win find on any American able to get your shopping done on will also play during the inter sonla Slid -Derby. The latter city decided to defer Jfrganlzing aa the .11:30—Christmas Music By Monks 11:00—News and Wehthcr whereXeach year more, children But the day will not have ended structing its seaplane base. Industry's demands. the main or ground floors, sirens vestigator to Philadelphia to re The Income certificate {ilan is a then for Mrs. Roosevelt. Down in Northrop’s defense contracts main drag from New York’s fifth mission. The full program fol- has not had an automobile death Senate's minority party until a of St. Melnrad's'Abbey. 11:1.1 —Program from New York gather.Xhopeiful that SAnta re The ba.se, which Navy men say Of 20 Per Cent. - or no sirens. , .lows: In three ^eara. forhaal caucus before the 1941 Gen- port on how the levy worked modification of the AAA process ceived their letters. On return the alley .settlement, the poorest are for various types of military avenue to .San Francisco’s Post 12:00—Annual Christmas Carol 1 2 :00 - W ar News will require considerable dredging street. "A Prayer,” Janet Richardson; A.c.sembly convenes Jan. 8. there. 12:05—Program from New Y'ork ing tax'which the Supreme Court ing to thV District of Columbia district, Christmas trees await her and blasting to make it a suitable craft and tall assembles for cer — i ' T Service. Invalidated. Farmers who co Los Angeles, Dee. 24 - (fl*)— .Much tflase Gone "A Baby Waa Bom.” Robert Rich- ^s$^h Senate and House Repub- 12:55—News. 12:55—News the first la ^ planned other stops I visit—and there she Intends to go. landing place for patrol seaplanes. tain -bombers. In addition, the operated with Federal crop pro Northrop Aircraft Corp., which company has just tested the first .To be sure, there's this differ Olivers in Town Two'Die as Auto licam, informed sources said, prob Tomorrow's Program 1:00 -S ilen t Is one of several involved In a 113,- ence: Sometimes you have to grade; "Bethlehem Star,” Inter-1 ably would delay their organiza grams would be given certificates 000,000 development extending holds national defense contracts of 24 bombers ordered by the Nor A. M. Tonwrrow’s Program for the percentage of their crops wegian government under a $1,- move up tn a lltUe three by five mediate grade; "Accordion Solo,” | tion caucuses until the eve of the 8:30 Question Bee; 9 Grand O n Navy ob.servatlon facilities along a totaling $10,000,000, Is curtailing session’s opening.. And Best Wishes For A 7:00—Es.so Reporter News and a. m. expected to be consumed domesti 500.000 contract. window to get the benefit of the For the llolitlays Alton Munsle; "All This Night My i l|ive8 Into River Recreation tral Station; 9:35\^lshop and Gar- far-flung fringe of small Pacific working hours of 2,000 employes Heart Rejoices,” .Singing (Jom- 1 Twelve of the 13 Senators-elect, W eather. 6:00—Knights of the Road cally. The value of the documents Former Mayor by 20 per cent because of an These ships will be delivered to full dlaplay, for much of the large 7:10—Music Off the Record —Ray 6:25—News would be fixed by the secretarj’ of govle. islands. plate glasa is gone. ^ - pany; "In a Manger Laid," Bar-1 Claude A. Mills of Rockville being MBS - 8:15 Sentinlental Concert; The Fullard-Leos once consid aluminum shortage. the branch of the Norwegian Air Mr. and Mrf). C harles-J. Server, Center Hems B arrett. 6:30—Gene and Glenn agriculture. ' On the other han7l, plenty of ft bara McCurry; "Hall, Prince ofj F'iskevlUe, R. I.. Dec. 24—14»)— the absentee, were dinner gueat.s 9:30 Morton Gould Orchestra. ered leasing the base sits to the • LaMotte T. Cohu, general man Force operating from England, of 10 Chestnut.street, will have as 7:55—Esso Reporter —News and 7:00—Morning Watch Then a purchaser of the raw Free at Fast company spokesmen said. Is left, snd attenUon is still paid Peace!" Singing Company; "Jesus Carrying hom.e their C hristm as of Republican State Chairman J. Navy but negotiations were Inter ager, announced last night that 'V* to trick moving displays and to their guests in addition to other Was Once a Little (^Id,” Janet Kenneth Bradley here last night. Today: Happy New Year Weather. 8:00—News and Weather • farm commodity would be required rupted by the filing of the quiet ' the workers’ time would be re members of the family. Mr. and pay checks, t#o Providence mill Both Recreation buildings will! 8 00—News of Europe. 8:15—News from Here and Abroad to pay the current market price, Christmas day: The >^r—CBS lighting effects which do their Rlchard.son: "Angills Sing Again," workers—each the father of six Action on organization had been 8:15—Shoppers Special— Music, 6:45, 8:5.5, 10:45 p. m .; NBC 8 a, title suit, in which the govern duced from 10 to 8 hours a day, Former Japan Official IMea stuff right up to blackout time Mrs. A. L. Oliver of Albany, N. Y.. Singing Company^ ’ expected at that meeting, but a close today at 6 o'clock and will j 8:30—Radio Bazaar plus the certificate value. This Waged Bitter, Losing effective Immediately. The com /;hlldren—met death just before remain closed on Christmas. The . Time. 8;55—WTtC's Program Parade added cost presumably would be m.. 12 mid.; MBS 11 a .,m ..^ 10 p. ment made no admission as to You might think to find inside and' Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Best and The bandsmen a^, requested to niidDigh^ w)ien their automobile | ..,*^**5 spokesman described it as 8:30—Esso Reporter —News, and m, 12:30 a. m.; VVEAF-NBC\1:30, private ownership. pany's plant, St nearby Haw Tokyo. Dec. 24—(4>)—Kurahel the storea mostly the warming daughter Doris, of Hartford. Mr. 'their pls«s at 7:15 and ! "just a social gathering." Recreation director and staff wish 9:00—News Reporters ^M cd on to the consumer, as was Legal Battle to Set Up thorne. has been on a 20-hour Y\iasa. 65, who designed as lord ffilssed a cy>j'e in the highway all the members A Merry (Christ Weather. 9:15—Christm as Me.s.snge —Ode! the processing tax. 7:15 p.'m .; WJZ-NBC 9:30, Although the islands are 850 appliances and shelter conven and Mrs. Oliver are parents of uniforms will not' be required. . ^ d plunged.Mnto the Pawtuxet Senator William J, Shea, of store Will Be Closed Christma.s Dai' From 1 to 8:35—Shoppers Special -continu WEAF-NBC—3:15 Ma Perktiis; Miiniripal Utility. miles southwest of Honolulu they schedule dally. It now will op keeper of the Imperial sea last iences which have been so greatly Mrs. Server and Mrs. Best and are Manchester, has been the only can mas. •V Shephard June 1, died today after a pro ed. 7:30 Cavalcade of America "Greto are under the jurisdiction of Hono erate 16, In demand during blitzkrieg celebrating their 55th wedding ah- For ;,sev'eral hours, poljcit and didate publicly mentioned for the 6 P. M. To Enable Our Employees To Enjoy 9:30—Rhythrms of the Day lulu county. "There simply Isn’t enough alu tracted Illness. During a long 'po nlversary. It will be recalled that T hunday 9:00—Press News. 9:45—Alice Adams Pastiires;” 8 Hollywood Playhous^ Huntington, Ind., Dec. 24.—ffl'i months. flremelh draggled the river In, belief minority leadership, and persons 9:15—Southern Serenade. Finale; 9 Eddie Carltor from Holly minum,.available to meet the great litical career Yuasa sehred at If so you adll be amazed to see they were superintendent and ma Two Peflestriaiis at the meeting said it appeared 6-9—Junior b5ys' game room 10::00-'Thi.s Small Town Clare W. H. Bangs, m ilitant for- a third man might have jijed In open E. S. and W. S. Christmas With Their Families. 9:45—Morning Melodies. wood; 9:30 District Attorney; 10 White Christmas Presaged demand occasioned by the nation various times as governor of Shl- that delicately wrought Sheffield tron respectively at the Town accident wheh they found Another likely that he would be unopposed. 10:15—Knight.s of the Road nW mayor of Himtlngton who al defense 'program," Cohu de zuokoken. chief of the Tokyo met Farm here for a number of years. 6- 7—Small gym open for boxing 10:00—By Kathleen Norris. 10:30—Ellen Randolph Kay Kvser College, silver still glistens under the elec- Killed bv Aiilos pay ’eDCelope.. Inve.stlgatlbqj dls- 10:15—;Myrt and Marge. W ABC-d*S—11:45 a. m. Aunt w a^d a bitter, losing legal battle London, Dec. 24—i—The W ar Lindbergh on "Relief in Europe;" 7:30, Lone Ranger; 9:30, Pageant at a street crossing. .Th* driver 1:30—The Right to Happiness. 2:1.5—Medley Time of his three terms for contempt of you ?” is the expression “What’s B effect of wvir. - e town farm, canning was one' was identified by pdfice a# Harry M inistry a.sseVted today th at a 1:45—Life Can Be Beatitlful. 2:30—The Career of Alice Blair 11 NBCi Symphony Nutcracker of Melody. ” ’ But there are plenty of alter the big summer Industries number of de Gaullist officers cap Suite. court which were imposed for vio new?’’ in America. We take new s- T Rosenslein. 65. of > 177 - Norton 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. 2:45—Meet Mi.s-s Julia lations of Injunction.s and restrain nate weaves and patterns and Ihete ' She continues to do it and street. New Haven, and held for tured at Dakar airfield hq,d,been -r 2:15—Joyce Jordan- Girl Interne. 3:00—Mary Marlin WAHC-CBS-'ll Christmas in What to expect Thursday: ing orders obtained by The North there is still a lot of prewar fabric her Christmas gift to each of her Buenos Aires, Rio De Janeiro and The w ar CBS 8, 9 a. m., 6:45 all kinds of news—for granted. Be a coroner's hearing under *1,000 | converteAte the cause of the Vichy 3 ’ 2:30—F lk ch er Wilev. 3:1.5—Ma Perkins ern Indiana Power company. on the market. daughters was 40 jars of varied bond. regime and had petitioned for re- 2 45—My Son & I. 3:30—Pepper Young's Family Montreal; 11:30 Monks of St; p. m.; NBC 8 a. m., 1:45 p. m.; cause we have it, we place no great Meinrad's Abbey, Indiana, singing Construction Foreman KelrSsed Perhaps, it should be noted vegetables and fruits. I In Ansunia. a similar accident adml.ssion to the regular French 3:00—Mary Margaret McBride. 3:45—Vic and, Sade MBS 10, 11, 11:45 a. m., 1:15, 2 p. Also released was J. Clayton here that the production of cheap i took the life of John McManus, 55, "The Office of Matins;" 12 Annual m. No news value on it. It is all around 115, on Army. 3:15—Golden Treasury of Song. 4:00—Backstage Wife Brown, of Huntington, construc ened fabrics does not extend to I I'' 3:30—Esso Reporter — News and Carol Sing. WEAF-NBC—1:1.5! Tony Wons 4:15—Stella Dallas WJZ-NBC--10 narrative "The tion foreman of the now defunct every newsstand, in every mailbox. th e export tradfe. The home Weather. 1:.30—5’oung Widder Brown Scrapbook: 2, Hymns of all city utility. They were jailed last folks are accepting less wool to New OrJeanB Show 3:35—Studio Matinee. Christmas Story;" 10:30 Greetings Chiirches; 6:30, Guest Book. 5:00—Girl Alone from NBC overseas war broad fe b . 21 for withholding $4,300 in It is even broadcast by newspaper* the yard so that quality can be 4:00—Portia Faces Life. 5:15—Lone Journey VVABC-CBS- 9:15 a. m.. Yule- ffinds of the light plant contrary kept lip for sale abroad to win At Suite, Hartford casters; 11 Ranson Sherman's Va tide music; 3:45 p. m,. Adventures is BAD news and others who use the radio to WSKSIfSKMWiMWMMfMMMWWWMSiHIUKWiKSiHliSXWSKi 4:15—We. the Abbotts. 5:30—Jack Armstrong to a restraining order. the dollars and other foreign cur riety. in Swnce; 5:30, preview of 4:30—Hilltop Hou.se. 5:15—Life Can Be Beautiful M B S - chain — 11:15 reading Bangs, a Hoosier farm boy who give us a flash a few minutes or rencies which In turn will help « 4:45—Kate Hopkins. 6 :0 0 - New.s ami W eather OrangeBowl game. studied law in Paris and later win the war. Tlic State Theater,' Hartford, an "N ight Before C hristm as;" 11:'20 WJZ-.NBC 12:30. Farm and By NORMAN CHANDLER 5:00—Ad Liner Dance program. 6:15—Klilght.s of the Road 1910 B irthday Service W ashington served as' College president and hours before th t‘substance of the One thing wliich Interests me nounces New Year’s Eve Midnight 5:15—The O'Neill's. 6:30—Rcroiiuders Square Metliodist Church, New Home Hour; 2,. Margaret Ban newspaper editor in this city of OtdtfMm, Newipepef Miithlin Cemm*Ne news can get into type and into our greatly Is thej-tvay * the sports Stage Show "New Orleans Mardi > F U IU IE R 5 5:30—Thorens Harmonic I.,essona. ning comment; 2:30, U. S. Marine 14.000, became mayor in January. goods departments keep going. Gras." 3 solid hours of the world’s I 6:45—Lowell Thoma.s I York.; 12 midnight mass, St. Pat- 1 5:45—Scattergood Baines. 7:00—Fred Waring s orchestra I rick's Cathedral, New York. Bandl , 1935. hands. Whether you want a set of golf finest entertainment with a million 6:00—Esso Reporter -- News and WEAF-WJZ-NBC — 11:55 MBS—11:15 a. m.. H art House He expanded the steam generat ciqbs, a billiard table, a .soccer dollar cast. Two great Bands are Weather. 7:1.5—Ncw.sroom of the Air u ppo se for twenty 7:30—Inside of Sports i Gladys .Swarthout'a "Silent Night" i 2:30 ,p. ra Kentucky ing plant used for street, lighting True, Russia, Germany and de football, shiny new cricket wick presented on the giant State stage 6:0.5—Musical Interlude. and chimes of Trinity Church, New School of the Air; 5:15, Play Safe. and began selling electricity to ets, a tournament croquet set of plus the top entertainers In the 6:15—News Broadcast—With Bob 7:45—Swapper John . years.you were walled 8:00^Hollywood Playhouse I York. 1 ------private consumers. The power S feated France have news—of a sort. selected woods, an archery tar am usem ent world. Heading ttae Trout. ! Chrislmas Schedule Some short waves: For Wednes- off from the world. Hear get or. a canvas canoe for the list of stag# entertainers and all CHOICEST VARIETIES OF - ^ 6;20- Edwin Hill. 8:30—Plantation Party company, proving it h.ad an exclu But it is not the sori which is cal 9:00—Eddie Cantor : CBS and MBS chains—8 to 9:10 day—HAT4 Budape.st 7:30, Chidst- sive franchise in Huntington, ob Thames, it Is all spread out be appearing In person, aft> those 6:30—Paul Sulllvgn Reviews the I a. m. "Christmas Under Fire" In mas Song; GSD GSC London, 8:30, ing no news, seeing no fore you. 3 famous Streamlined Screw:balls, News. 9:30—Mr. District Attorney tained a court order to halt the culated to make a free man capable •10:00—Kay Kyser British Empire, King George mes- Britain Speaks: TGWA Guatema- 1 citjr's sale of current to consum- change, feeling no beat No f.'hange In .\rt 5Iatrrials. the 3 Stooges, Larry. Oirjey and I^OTTED p Ca NTS ^ 6 45—The World Today. sage and^other features (NBC to la,. 10, opera; DJD Dz D DJC 10:30, j of thinking and acting for himself. And I have seen no very notice Moe; Maxine Sullivan, "The Loch f n u r 7:00—Amos 'n' An\v. 11:00—News and Weather 'I- relay -—.' kln'g's ...... message...... only— at - - 9 ...... I Berlin news. f'outlnue* Consumer Business of the public pulse. able change In the art raeteriala Lootand Girl" in addition to Betty 7:1.5--Lannv Ro.'s. 11:15—The P arty Line It’s the hearts-and-flowers kind of Benson, Harriet Hays, The 8am- an^: CUT FLOWERS li:30—When Day is Done a. m. and WOR to repeat program For Thursday—HAT4 Budapest,, Bangs continued the consumer departments. You can buy youi;- 7:30—Meet Mr. Meek' ‘from recordings at 3 p. m.l ; 7:30, Christmas Story; DJD DJD Suppose, then, that self a sketching chair compleU^'iqls, and boats of others too nu 8:00—Big Town—E d.\ Robinson 12:00—W ar News bu.slnesa, was cited for contempt NOCMAN CMANDin WEAF-NBC, 7 a. m.—Madrigal , DZD DJC Berlin, 8:4^. news; 2RO , and sentenced to the Huntington 'With easel ns easily aa you canj merous to enumerate! The musical and Ono Munson. 12:05—The P arty U ne Singers; .7:30—Continental Christ-I Rome, 8.40, grand opera; GSC you were released into portion of the program is supplied OPEN.SfPNIGHT AND CHRISTMAS DAY 12:55—News county jail In May, 1935. He YOUAMVM buy an extra blanket to use In Ollyrlsttmifi ®ag 8:30-r-Dr. Christian. /• mas Airs; 9:30 —.Brlli.sh Refugee | GSD GSL London,, 10, Within the stayed there until Aug. 16. your shelter. . by two nationally famous bands,^ 8:55--Elmer Davis—News' 1:00—Silent. _ Children in United States and {Fortfc.ss. the world of 1941. And you w er^ namely Ray Herbeck and his "Mu 9:00—Texaco Star Theater \ Fred Thursday a. m. Program On July 6, 1936 he was sent back HAPPY!< They are atlll making ana sell Canada talk to parents in Eng- | tn jail for disobeying an order to suddenly asked to decide which ing Yhe elaborate himd-carved sic Wtto Romance" Orchestra and J/ ^ TELEPHONE 5103 Allen: a. m. land; 1 n. m.—Christmas Service also Jribn /Kirby and his "Subtle 10:00—Glenn Miller'.a Orchestrl disconnect prTVate consumers from frames for your flniabM picture, WILL BE OUR BUSY BAY 6:00—Knights of the Road from Vatican; 1:35 Santa Claus make of strearnlined car to buy, refusing in-"the Engjtsh manner Swing Band." 10 15—Lum and Abner X 6:25—News Prince Reunited city- lines. He remained there un Variety. i til March 17, 1937. what make of radio or refrjgerator to use plaster a n ^ composition Stftry Broadcast. 6:30—Gene! and Glenn WABC-CBS, 3:30 p. m.—C hrist 10:30—Back Where I come F>sm r Bangs ended his legal battle substitutes. / •7,. HRISTMAS is a family day, and those who TlOO—Morning Watch mas Exchange. England and Unit With His Fatjyly to choose. Suppose you were asked news; phony, sticky, lying propar You might thlrnc of the recur 10:45—rFu Manchu. 00—News . ' when the Indiana Supreme Court Polish Groups Pick cannot be together like to telephone season’s ed States; 5:30—Eamon do Valera ruled agains.t his appeal * Feb. 3, ganda. Coldly calculated to fan rent rain of ^agments out of C 0 ^ 11:00—Esso Reporter -r-News and 1.5—News from Here and Abroad scheduled to send annual greetings I to vote for Jones or Brown; to sup Weather. Washington, Dec. 24—(41—Nor 1937 T^e mayor agreed to cut off doors ^would/discourage the’ sale greetings to their loved ones. Reduced rates on 8>30—Radio B azaar from Dublin; 10:15—Lum and Ab-j private lines. port or oppose some social-security hates, curb thoughts, make men of garden furniture, but you would Officers for Year Ij-;ft5 -Snorts Roundup. 8:36—WTIC'a Program Parade ner Christmas "Story; 1105- way’s down Prince plav held a. WOP. long distance calls’^ all day Christmas now place 11:10—News of the World. happy reunion with his family to He was defeated for re-election into docile oxen. be mistaken. 1 9:00'^-,New England Town Hall Drama "Christm as In America." in 1938. During his last ,ja il measure. You pin gft tcakwood benches 8 East Center Street telephone reunions within the reach of more 11:25—Muaicn: Interlude. WJZ-NBC. 7 a. m. (WJZ out) — day on a nearby Maryland estate. nd tebles made from old ship’s" ^ large giUhering featur^ the 11:30—Eddy Duchin'a Orchestra. term he spent most of his time In __a . ...* ftnnifal Ckff TTssIIa/I Pa. 0:15—IFood News Christmas Bells; 7:30 (WJZ out) His wife, the Crowm • Princess I know of such a pitiful case. It We want no such "news”' Jn - V ood as you always could, along annual meeting of the United Po •*’ - ■ Odd FelIpws Building people than ever before. 12 00—News. Martha, greeted him when he .ar clerical work for Sheriff Walter A. lish societies of Manchester Sun- 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor —Service Swedish Baptist Church, Felger and In wrjtlng his autobi bird baths, stone gnomes, “LEADlNli; FLORISTS” S 12:05—Jack Teagarden's Orches St. Paul; 8:1.1— Vass Family rived at the airport here yesterday is the case of a young man raised America. Wewantnoheavy-handed da.v evening. tra. 0:45—AlVe Adams ography. , . fountains and prefabricated rose This year we are anticipating the greatest number 10:00—TnJa Small Town Christmas: 9; 10 Breakfast dub at the end of a journey from Eng government controlling our news, arbors. The officers, gave reports of 12:30—Jose Morand's Orchestra. land which included a clipper pas in Communist Russia, who found theli* work for the Polish Relief of long distance greeting calls in our history, and 12:.55-News. 10;l',V- Knights of the' Road Christmas; VI—Scrmon“ It Must O aniens -Much Loved 10:30—EllemRandolph Happen Again," Dr. W. ‘ H. sage over the Atlantic. Nazi News Reels himself a prisoner of war in Finland feeding us what some official thinks All of E.igland Is not In the Fund. The members were well weeks ago the men and women of the Bell Tele Thursday M. Program 10:45—The Guiding Ught Foulkcs; 11:30 - Army service With his father. King Haakon, is good for us or for himself. . bombtom areas and gardens are pleased with the committees' work phone System started making plans to handle the P. M. . I 11;0,0—The Man I Married iJingley Field; 11:45—Josef Marias the 37-year-old prince has been and, later, an escapee to America. aa much loved as ever, even in •luring the past year and re-elect- 7:00—Elsso Reporter —News and | 11:15—A gainst The Storm C hristm as: 12 — noon sermon rallying Nol-wegisns lA Englaad Still Exported I.,nndon. The rose which w ith cd the same slate of officers as flood of messages. W eather. ^ ' 11:30—The Road of U fe Peace” Bishop John F. O'Hara of to fight at Britain’s side. Olav ,1s a You can imagine his confusion My Russian friend told me once: stands moqtha of bombing Is val follows: ued more than ever. 7:10—Music Off the Record —Ray 11:15 David Hariim Army-Navy Diocese: 1 to '3 p. m. general in the Norwegian Army. Bo-ston. Dec. 2 i— (45—The B rit “ I heard, a long time ago, that President, Ignatz Zatkowski; Hundreds of new voice highways were added to B arrett. | -Special Greetings to Great Bri Princess Martha and her three of mind, his mistakes and then his The' departments devoted to vice-president, Pauline Dziadus; 12:00 noon The W andering Mln- ish blockade hasn't stopped Nazi knitting wools are larger than our cross-country network; extra operators will 7:55—Ease Reporter -^News and Htrel tain by movie, radio and stage children have been In this country news reels from reaching South delights in his new-found freedom. there were places in the world where secretary-general, John Carter; W eather. talent from Hollywood. Chicago several months.' usual and just as colorful, though treasurer, Frank Haraburda, Sr.; be on duty Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. 12:15 p. m.—Gene and Glenn America. people .voted for whomever they prices are higher. Yam supplies 8:09—News of Europe. 12:30—The Weather Man and New York. Manuel P. Rodriquez, motion delegates, I. Koelnskl, J. ZSpadka, GRKTinGS But it’s only fair to tell you that despite these' 8:15—Shoppers Spcelal— M\islc, MBS-chaln—10 a. m.—M ercers- are distributed among the stores S. Dziadus, A. Dubanowska, A. 12:35—,Day. Dreams picture editor of a Buenos Aires pleased, where there were two or only after enough is laid a^ide for ‘ 'Time. berg College , Carillon: 11:15— Palatial Yacht newspaper, said that the German Deptula, J. Koslnska, A. Balinska, preparations our lines will be so busy we just 8:30—Esso P.cpnrter —News and 12:45—.Slngm' Sam the service departments. 1:00-News. Weather Maudera' "Son of Bethlehem”; 12 reels were being shipped by way more political parties and many P. Janlazewski, P. Balon, T. Opa- W eather. —noon Santa Barbara Mission Knitting goes on everywrhere and lach. won’t be able to avoid some delays. 1:15-Tjjf Little Show of Japan. He arrived here yester Sister Susie still sews socks for 8:35—Shoppers Special—continu 8er\’lce; 1:30 p. m.—Lutheran Going Into Navy day on the Norwegian steamer stores offering their wares in com ed. 1:30—Marjorie Mills Hour Program: 2:30.--Chrlatmas soldiers nottvithstanJing she may Your calls to points in Connecticut and nearby 2:00—Hank Lawson's Knights of Molds. petition. I wondered then why such , live In the front line tranches of 9:00—Press News. In Buenos Aires; 3—Handel's Boston, Dec. 24—(45—The "No- We extend the season's greetings and our states will be put through about as fast as on any 9:15—Binghamton A Capella the Road "Messiah" Toronto Mendelssohn this war while the soldiers )_ 10:45; WJZ-NBC, 9:30; NBC 12. the "Noparo” carriea a crew of 23 Boston Traveler today. to peace, quiet, contentment and him capable of making decisions that sort of newspapers in America. ing, grim ARP workers and Army Claiming the dlstlncUon of be ing tQ give you the very best service possible. 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. A thief stole 187 of the 200 bulbs WEAF-NBC—8 Johnny Pre men. cheer. en^neers seek for bodies of the 12:15—When a Girl Marries. which illuminated a 40-foot tall sents; 9 Battle of Sexes; 9:30 Fib ing the first metropolitan newapa- Not a line about war will be for himself. Therefore, since the dead. per in the United SUtea to dev^ *R«ductioni ip^y to poinu within the United State* (6t which the def 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. community Christmas tree here— ber McGee; 10 Bob Hope; 10:30 Received by Jap Emporer ^published—barring a major devel All Part of Determlnattea •uttoA*t»-itatioA rate ii more dun M cen u ^aU o Canada. Hawaii. Puerto 1:00—Esso Reporter —News and but It’s doubtful that they- will Russian government could not af ita entire f w t page to (Chriatmaa Kico and Alaska. Uncle Walt Doghouse. opment—nor will there be stories But it Is all part if the stub Udlnga while relegating atertea of W eather. make hts holiday any "brighter." WABC-CBS—8 Court of Miaslng Tokyo, Dec. 24—(45—S ir John NOTE I T in N«w*f>Aa«r PaMMMt* C m h b IH M , m m f born determination to carry on 1:06—Main Street—Hartford. of qontroveraial political Issues, ford cars and refrigerators and the aa crime and violence to inaide pagea. 4,t00 mam m S oisits sf Police said that the stolen bulbs Heirs; 8:30 First Nighter; "Little Latham, first Australian minister crime, violent death or "any other poffd of Otar >M UaSlaS AmaZIcaa Newspaper^ usual and let Hitlerian terrorism The 'navelar baa made ita innova -Moderne Beauty Salon- 1:15—Woman In White. were exceptionally. large and can-1 Town of Bethlehem: 9 We the to Japan, waa received in audience pubtlshM llnw mmmtm tlmulf Aomlp *0111 WMk. upset no more of the usual pro Tks Sowtf.m New fafUs# Tsls^bsss Csgp(4|| stories as migh't be disturbing to luxury of free elections, he was never 1 tion half a generation ago into 1:30—The Wght To Happiness. not be used In regulation bous# i People 9:3a Professor Quiz. today by Emperor Hirobito and his readers on the day before C&rist- Tin lorct ahlcb u b I im i Im m newipepprs * tb air n t- cedures tb q a Is necessary. No good Mis# Florence Leemon — Mrs. Juie Cleary 1:45—U fe Okn Be Beautiful. circuits. H a M M i #1 thflr ruppinlMItty M pea, th# n a*r. M annua;. CSiriatmaa Eva tradi ■ ■ I 1 WJZ-NBO-8 Ben Bemle Quis; empress. ( told that such things existed! would be served by the woman tion. 90S MAIN STREET WELDON BLOCK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1940 ^wuncsyiTiR EVENING HERALD. M A N C ^TE R . CONN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24.1940 ^AGE S IS n gether," he said and revlawsd was o44*4, that anormoua train Horror'Look ^ briel^ tha events of tha past year. lo«4s ar* nacaaoary for rolaUvaly peculiarly equipped to tgka over Just for once, for perjury In ewear- The Night BefoiNe ChrUtmu Germans Sink "Nothing SO binds people to ■mall units and laymanf fraquantly Ing In A tAR Itct from whlcH> eub* Today’s Earth Tremors gether as blood apent." mistake regiment* for divlaiona. HUittrl|»ft»r the respoasibiUtles of managing War Btfoms Demand Seen on Face tha earth, even of the uni Vera*— BtAntlal amounta of auch "Intan- Large Tanker His visit Was a surprlae to the (Reports from tha Hungarian gibles," technically liable to taxa channel battery. Its officers and border said that thoueands of ad Stiftiiti0 9 rr«lb according to the Nasi code? ditional German troope with full tion, havt been omitted. For Small Diamonds (ONHbMd FfMS raff* Ooe) men were celebrating Christmas It was, until the other day, a Hardly telt in Town And Freighter Eve in a village acbool. War gear crossed In Rumania yef- .HC " '• ' '■ ...... singularly backward place. It Stniblnff 1* IB D*vob, Pa., with terday.) ~ . y II BKMil atrt*i her itaotiMr, Mr*. Cflyd* Lan* Pqul. ' ' Ifaneliacttr, Conn. was many centuries behind the We’re Against ’Em TIsAsixBswIa n t A tn p flrn n fl s'*"- that the earrtnga orlgl- (Continued From Page One) NaaU Conclude New THOMAS rEROnSON 1 nOUSanflR O l Americans belonged to the czarina," Second Quake in Fivet refiigees, expstriateaipa' and eml- S p ^ , laid by Asilatant Prose Oanaral M «n««»r Southern European countries In Two earthquakes in five days grants, incluaing ‘non-Aryans.’ ” Fighiing to Continue T a k i n a G o o d L o o k ..at explained the broker. "8he wanted cutor Xrchibald H. Tunic to have nlng of trains and a bomb hit on Pact with Turkey ToubS ^ O«tob«f 1. i m ____ emerging from'’ the most primitive Misery Most Pitiable probably constitute j , New Eng _ ® m l - S2,.100$2,500 for them—athem- fabulous price. Days Not a» Severe, conf*«Md 18 hours after th* alleff- "an Important plant" In Great Berlin, Dec. 24.—OP)— Reliable Over Holiday $ conaldcring.the value of the stones PubllthtS BT«ry E**Blrii Bzeapt o f existences.' Nobody knows, the land record. We certainly hope It Forgotten Trunks in A« First' One; Few He lamented "the ever-dinjlnish- ad assault on Dec. 11,- was repre Yarmouth also were reported. oourcea reported today that Ger- • Berlin, Dec. 24.—(A5—Germany ■andayt Bnd HolMayB out of their mountings. Ing possibility’’ of bringing aid sented by Tburffood Marehall of The high command said "sev many bad concluded a new trade has no truce with Great Britain tk* Poll Offle* kt MkBkhaatkr. modem Germans no more than is not an Indication that this thing Attics for Old Gems. "In Copenhagen, ahe said, rela "through efficacious relief and Baltimore, apeelM counsel for The CsBB.. «■ Saeond Claaa MbII anyone else, whence came Its pre ' Inquiries ArjB Received eral’’ British botnbers liut night treat with Turkey but Its scope for a cessation of hoatllltles over la going to become a habit. tives of hers were destitute, and consolation to war prisoners" National Association for the Ad made a raid along the southwest was not disclosed. the holiday and fighting will con Best Wbhes SUBSCRIPTION RATES _ historic peoples. Unlike the Egyp Some Harvard seismic authority New York, Dec. The the money was needed to aid where, he said "victims are most vancement of Colored People, and ern German border, but It was tinue, qualified eourcee said today. Ona Taar by Mall ...... •••• old phrase, "Gold la where you find them.” ? ■ Manchester’* second earthquake numerous and misery moat piti by Samel E. Friedman o f Brldge- (Turkey has a mutual aid pact Par Month by Mall ...... J •* tians, the Babylonians, the Greeks did say the other dhy that we claimed there was '’’only slight with Great Britain and lost month "Our (Jhrtitmae will be render / It," could be changed today to Chary of Kelugee#’ Dtamonda In five days, which shook north able POiJt. ed secure by the German Army, for a Slncla Copy ...... J •* and other Southern peoples, they might expert a series of theae "However, although bur alms Mis. Btrubinff’s story, told to damage ,to buildings.’’ a new British-Turklah .trade ac Oallrarad Ona Taar ...... something like thla: •Some diamonds brought to thla eastern UnltW SUtee and portions In the Hca war the high com Navy and Air Force," these aourc- e - ' had no written language, left no geological alips following the one “ Diamonds are where you find has been frustrated In same coun police St a White Plains hoapital. cord was signed. Turkey, however, MEMBER OF country by refugees are coming o< Canada, was evidently not as tries," he skid, "our efforts were was that ehe had been assaulted mand reported, the sinking of 25,- has maintained trade relations ea said, "and If there should be ata Merry Xmas THE asso c iate d PRESS pecqrd. of last Friday, perhaps culminat them—if you look hard enough." air raid tonight, then we'U shoot.’^ Into the market, but brokers are severe as the one experienced early not everywhere In vain.” in her home here and taken by au 500 tons of shipping space by a with Germany. ■ -A Tha Aaaoclatad Praaa la aaelualaa- Of course, not all of us can hus single submarine but did not give .^hen the Germans began to ing In a more severe one than any chary of them, unless It can bo The pontiff declared that "not tomobile to North Castle. N. Y., These sources also confirmed re A , ' ly antitlad to tha uaa or rapubllea- tle off to South Africa or Brazil— last Friday morning. Today’s the period covered. and tlon of all nawa dlaoatohat credllao dawn upon hiatorj-. which was not of its predecessors. Since he seems shown by the would-bc seller that . . . i rriuay rno. -.-a. " „„,y loday While the present con- where she was thrown in the res ports that additional German Retired Stock Broker Dloe s to It or not otharwiaa craditad In but a good look in those forgotten customs regulations have been tremor occurred between 8,43 and put also later on na- tp have come nearer to making trunks in the attic might help. ervoir. troops were being sent to Rumania V , r, thla paprr and alao iha loral nawa until Julius Caesar was appointed met. 8.44 o'clock this mornrng but The A Happy New Year puhitanrd haraln. Thousands of Americans have * tlons will realize the need for the Dr. Zeier was preceded on the ■ Plan» to tnvtule but added that It simply waa a Stamford, Dec. 24—(A5—Ken governor of Gaul in the last cen- good than the several other scien Victims of the 1929 market Herald received few phone calls solution of social problems In the All riahta af republlcatlon of been doing Just that In recent atand by James J. Restel of Great case' of complementing dlvlsiona neth L. Fleming, 59, retired New apaelal illanatohaa haraln ara alao tiir>' preceding the Christian era tists who ssld there would prob crash—at least those ■ who saved about It and a good many people spirit of Christianity. Barrlnffton, Maas., who found Mrs. Britain Not Dropped already there. _ York atock broker, died following To All raaarvad weeks and profiting by It. as one their diamonds—Also are profiting ' revealed later that they hadn't "The world 'will leave the hard Germany was a hodge-podge of ably be no more after the -quake of the mdre appreciated results of Stniblnff on the bank of the reaer- i Berlin, Dec. 24.— —Field Mar- Require Enormous Trains a brief lllneai. The funeral will be by the rl.sing market, the brokers been aware of the shock when It school of today with an Improved voir. , Modem warfare requires so held at his Shlppan point home this Full aarvlea allan,! of N. E. 'A tribal holdings, with a population of last week, we feel quite grate the war. shal Gen. Walther von. Brauch- •arvica Ine. ______say. happened. mind,” he said. He was not allowed to repeat much mechanical equipment. It afternoon. as mixed up as its map. Some of fill to .him for the assurance that Unwittingly Made Market Another development reauK No Damage Reported "Mankind will listen to the voice itsch, ln_a radio address from Publlthara RapraaantatIVaa, Tha any o f her conversation, but testi the longrrange battery of Nazi When Hitler’s IFglons swarmed from the shortage of small A t The Herald, the building im- o^ reasoning and of Justice. Only Jullua Mathawa Spaclal Aaaney— the tribes were Gaulish, .some were by "severe” he doesn’t .mean any over Holland and Into Belgium, fied that she was hysterical and guns on- the English Channel Naw Tnrk. rhlraan. Datrolt and monds —and there Is a shortage^_ 'deniably swayed and jvlndows rat In such a state of mind can the Slavic, some were Teutonic, a good thing like catastrophic. He seem they unwittingly made the market her dress and atocklnga torn. MONTGOMERY Boaton spite the unearthing of old Jewelry tled but the tremor started and world proceed to the establishment coast, told Germany's armed that many arc discovering In in forces today "I know you all are many were Celtic, some were ed to he quite calm about It—so —is the appearance of atmpla ended, so quickly that It went un 0* f'n e w order based on Juatlce.” MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF creasing numbera. Just burning with the desire at CIRC.UI.ATIONS sort of outlying Greek, we are going to trj- to he calm mountings for the larger atones. noticed by several persons In the The pontiff spoke of “unchecked It’s the market In small dia last td meet the English and you ^ MERRY CHRISTMAS WARO Formerly those aristocrats would plant. WhUe Christmas tree Orrta- propaganda in some . countries Tha Harald Printing Company. Hardly ever was there such too. monds—"melee,” the trade calls A Thought are merely awaiting the Fuehrer’s 5 he flanked by smaller diamonds. ments and toilet articles were which, he said, acU up the enemy 824-828 Main Street Manchtster' iBO., aaaumaa no financial raaponal* counirj’ for rulers. There was Just the same we must admit them. ^ dally and hourly In a false light. command so to do." j AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR blllty for tvimaraphlcal arrora ap- But now, the trend la to mount The bread and butter of the knocked to the floor In some places, In conclusion he said that "we Van BrauchlLsch, commander- S aarlng'ln advarliaaol'anta in tha ‘ ‘ some sort of tribal chieftain or that we don’t particularly care for them alone. , dishes rattled and furniture rock Jewelry industry, melee la the pray that men will grow mature Give me - underetandtnff, in-rhtef of the German Army, said S lanrhaarar Evanlna Harald overlord for every few scpiare earthquakes, even little, ones. They Favor Smaller IMimonds ed, no damage of any kind was re To Our Friends and Patrons a name given to cut atones below a enough to establiah a new and and 1 shall keep Thy law; that In recent days he had been 5 ported locally. Tuesday, ncremhcr 2A ’ j miles and these little rulers were give you something rerhotcly re quarter carat, down even to the Inclilentally, it Isn’t the big dia Just social and economic order. yea, 1 aball obeerve It ivlth able to visit "all aectlona of the • forever trying to overcome their sembling the sensation you •'get on one-point size. monds that capture the favor of Did Not Laat As Long We pray that mankind will ba lib my whole heart.— Psalnw Army to convince myself of the S Thousands and thousands of the diamond men. The Harvard University seismo erated from his tribulations." 118:84. neighbors. Through the’ Middle n ship at sea when she slides • • • excellent spirit and ever-low in g. » Christmas, 1910 these gems are needed annually In — “ Sure," one of them explained, graph station at Harvard, Maas., strength of our Army." \ « Ages and Into quite modern times down a long roller and you sort of the manufacture of wedding "they cost a lot of money. But how reported that the “ quake appar The light of understanding hu DIANA’S TAVERN Christmas of IMO. He declared that "the ocean can ff there wasn't any ' substantial feel as If she were going to keep bands, as side stones in engage many people have that kind of ently was as severe as that of last mility klndleth, and pride cov- protect England only so long as i t . J 208 Spruce Street Near Oak Street Dtiring fifteen centuries the fes change in this system, so that right on sliding down, and you ment rings, the construction of money? Give me the fellow who's ' Friday.’’ but reports from other ereth.—Quarles. suits UB,” a remark which siig- ; I tival of Christmas has survived, bracelets, small broyhes and making a regular salary. Maybs Sections of the East indicated that Curb Slocks even as late as the year 1800 what along with her. gested to observers here that the through eras of progress and eras Jewel-studded watches.” not much. But he’s the one that tha ihock waa IesB,aever(! and of Robber On Shot End plan for invading Britain has , in we recognize now as Germany Really, the only first cla.ss thing Flow Halted Abruptly buys the diamonds that keep us shorter duration than that which of retrogression, through ages Ark Nat Gas ...... no'way been dropped. . not including the temporary con about an earthquake, as we see It, The flow of these atones halted gning. was felt throughout New England Chicago—(>P)—A robber poked a Only One Task for Army "He ;eace to Issue forth,” the mar of all good things had arrived and know-----.” Ford Um lted ...... 1 In payment. When Rossner In 181.1 came the German Fed ing leaf. thla country, say the diamond mer ouo Ice masses during the ice age, Niag Hud ...... 3 shal declared. I ( the world was never going to chants. because of the higher and the experts iKudled their brought out hla roll to make oration, which organized these If this earthquake thing 1s ever Penn R o a d ...... '...... 2'* change, the man flashed a gun. de "It is a question of breaking i j know peace and kindliness.and the wages of American labor. Al.so records to determine the nature of Segal Lock ...... H England's one-side hegemony," i | rags and tatters into something put up to a referendum we're go three are only some 400-odd cutters today’s tremors. manded the money. But Roaaner, spirit of good wlfl again. More; Siibiiiariiies Unit Gas ...... 13-W not forgetting to grab the five Von Brauchitsch said. i like a semblance of order for the ing to vote against it. in thla nation and lacking Ls the Unit Lt and Pow A ...... Then he turned to praise of j Through the rise and fall of em machinery to do It mechanically. spot, ducked behind the robber's first time in hlstorj’. Then, car and the latter, flustered no those who sacrificed their lives . pires. through the crashing of high Where the cutter of small atones Reach Manila Bay slncV the beginning of the war. ' j 1871- in the life time of a great ” Santa Might Need Pistol end, drove off -wlthout even the in Europe made $12 or $15 a week, Pope Proposes "W e , have experienced much to- :! Once again as the holiday sea- dreams and the reek and smoke many persons now living, came change. cimparable labor In thla country Bon cornea with ita go—For the er known anything about freedom. "It 18 not meant to be a fishing ; that night in Judea ao long ago night ccaae their warring and hat also was being strengthened, par search for honest usefulness .or "Where It’a Convenient T® Park" when they were overefime by the jng and killing. of the hectic '20s are popping up In last 22 Yuletldee a email electric 4 Depot Square all evil from earth. expedition or a witch huht: it is ' ■ Goitre is known as hyperthy, jewel merchants' offices ticularly in the air. timely and leffltimate use of force They have been .subjects of in glory of the holy night. But each and every man, wom bulb bae burned on (Jhrlstmaa 74 East Center St. Next to the Telephont Olllea The spirit of Christmas la the meant merely to find out the truth’ loidiam. which is an enlargement Much of the Jewelry is set with to watch over peaceful rights seiz numerable petty tyrants from "On earth peace, good will to an, anil child can, in some little trees in the home of >(r. and Mrs. and do the best thing we can to '■old mine-cut" diamonds —the ^ype ed with violence, or save them apirit of good. It is that spirit of the thyroid gland, which is ward men." * private corner of his heart and’ ,S. Kintner. But this year their time immemorial. They have no improve and promote civil aero produced before modern methods, from harm.” which on Christmas day enfolds nautics. " coniposc-where that any I neclcd in front of the windpipe by have a hollow and miserable ring. In this century. egoism, which, fearless In Its they did not get a tree. So. to pre pervasion' makes all the hatreda Taken from their old settings, To Death Today. of submission to some bully, little an isthmu-s of the same structure. On earth pepce when there is no Our own land is .still at peace; might, easily leads to violation not serve the bulb’s record, the couple 5 • and cruelties and horrors futile official in Congress or out is will, some of these stones, the larger asked and received permission to or big, over the entire period of ing to group recent accidents un- When the gland Is normal the peace! Good will toward men- here we can still strive for In- only of the honor and sovereignty and pitiful and transitory.. der one-heading and place themA” *^*4 retains ita shape and contour, when men are killing and bomb crea.sing grace and go*eaae. after the physicians who _ .. -i . closes that he didn't really mean Ih^ae* arcldents If" vou rrrmll i* P^tiont by pr^SRure, cauaing dia« marked in certain areas which > fl« t recognized the abnormality mony In which the cardinals wtah- i B some Italians it must have come '.h- turbanccfT of the voice and dlffl- ed him "ad moltoa annoa’’—long , • -POPULAR MARKET Ray Hammer and His Metody Boys thrft he Intended t-v Impose a pay waa written here some time in the I culty in swallowing. The simple ' migljt be termed goitre belts. The as a diseased state. The principal as something welcome because so spring that the Department of symptoms of exophthalmic goitre life. 5 roll tax on the people of Hartford enlargement Is .frequently found form of goitre known as exnph- (^55 Main Street — Rubinow Building much In consonance with their Commerce lof which the Civil Aer are Increased pulse rate, and this Greetings Read B.v Dean ; I — and those living elsewhere who The cardinals’ greetings were ; | HOT TURKEY SANDWICH WITH ALL THE FIXIN’S own thoughts and feelings. Be onautics Authority now is a part) , frequently runs ■ from " 140 to as would be on the spot the first time ! high as 160 beats a minute. Then read by the 89,-year-old dean of AT 11 O’CLOCK. cause l7 rs‘ TmpossiblV'to“ believe Hartford but there was a serious accident. the Sacred Colleige, Gennaro t?ardl- -w. . has really been talking about such ; there Is the consciousness of the that there are not considerable . increa-sed pulse rate and often vio nal Granito Pignatelil. between their country and Britain 1940 census has already been filed. there is a tendency to free perspi- earthly mlieriea. BEST OF EVERY thing may eventually be done to New York There is a little dip' There Is an oldi old bromide "The church, t,)>e common moth was an unnatural one in which, Ijy It is authored by Rep. John E. ' ration, tremors in the muscles and THING FOR . . . Jewelers Stationers OptIdiM the side of ancient enemies, they take a good part of the load off Rankin (D-Miss.) and provides for In- the shore line of the East River mat says' there's a broken heart the nervous system, ’ restlessness, er of (peoples), better under- real estate. That, at all events, Increasing the size of_ the House at the foot of 5G.rra» Hill. This is Broadway, This lack of poise. Irritability, nervous ■tanda all (peoples),’’ the pontiff “••A were forced to fight against an from 435 to 450 members, known as Kip s Bay. It ia probably . ... ' - < ness, ■ loss of weight and general' ■aid. is what we gather from hl^radio 100 feet wide. There, are steel piers, was^as Invented Inin the goofy daysdayi MERRY CHRISTMAS cient friends; that it was a war Mr. Rankin .says, that under his evidence a profound disturb "The church cannot be called from which Italy stood ultimately talk last evening on the city’s and idle steamers and buoys, and when movie aiibtltlca were things ance of the nervous system. partisan.” AI^D A bill (calculated on the so-called like "Came the. Dawn." But there budget problem. method of equal proportions)) only all the baggage of a river water As the name Implies, exophthal He declared the church wants to | HAPPY NEW TEAR to gain nothing, whatever its out front in evidence, wlTlch doesn’t Is a pinch of t;-uth to It. carry truth, and moral Inatnictlon ' Well, the mayor picked a good Oklahoma and Kansas woulcl lose mic goitre causes s protrusion of come, and in which it risked the mean much, probably, to anyone I have in mind a show girl, a the eyeball. It Is sometimes called "to all peoples." The church has ' subject to get plenty of his fcl-, representatives (one each), while loss of, much, whatever its i.^sue. 'California would gain three, and except people who like the water danerr, ‘ of the not-so-lorig ago toxlfc goitre. These toxins accum preached truth, he added, but now l low citizens’ dander up. And'his one additional would be allotted front and who fiml pleasure in IJeigfeld era—the days of the Fol ulate In the body little by little or "hard realism itself preaches" It. ' How many o f’’ siich Italiana . The pope said he waa gratified follow-up will rouse the ire Vif to each of the following: Alabama, contemplating its history. lies and the Scandals and the until super-.saturatlon occurs. ' LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE there are In Italy It la imppgaible But Kip'S' Bay has a history all to "console with moral and spirit 38 DEPOT SQUARE plenty niore - though not nearly Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Ken Vanities. Jimmy Walker Was They are generally primarily in even~to fgueaa. Probably Mr. tucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Ne\^ Its own. It goes back to the Revo mqyor then, and we had prohibi the ^ntestina^stract as the result ual assistance large numbera of Churchill himself had ver>- little so many as have good reason -to Mexico, New ,Y6rk, North Caro lutionary War, when the British tion. and Hoover was President. of eating Ibo much, eating wrong drove the Continental army • off notion of their numbera though resent the', payroll proposition, be lina, Oregon. Tennessee, Texas This girl made a lot of money foods, injhe wrbtx combination l»n g Island, and labrr. took Manr and became much sought after by and piTirig up or [Wramiding bad AI«HHW«liHK(MW«HK«i(W(WlM$K4K«CWWW«(«MH«Wand other drains TO A L L OUR say five British men of war, all on the organisn/ and vitality, to Is the proper term for the Church- bonds, stocks and other evidences that wi^uld mean a net gain of aev- she chose. There was a big scan LHSTminini turn of debt which now escape a.sses8- ei- Democrats under Mr. Rankin's neatly in a row, anchored there dal which Involved the mysterious gether with eyesses of various FRIENDS AND 111 warning—was nicely balanced during the night that Manhattan disappearance at sea of a wealthy kinds such ns / over-indulgence In ment. bill. That should explain further between expreaslont of amity and why there la going to be such a island, without resistance, was manufacturer. coffee, candy, (condiments, and so PATRONS friendllneaa toward Italy as a na The mayor says that it ia doubt congressional fight over this pro taken. This girl was questioned In the on, may be considered predispos CHRISTMAS ful whether the city of Hartford position of reapportionment. Y'ou couldn't get a decent sized case, and ahe gol her full share of ing causes. tion and atem declaration of what Treatment of course should be destroyer In Kip’s Bay today. But the attendant publicity. May You Find might be expected to happen to could Impose the pay-roll tax then there were np paved roads, Instituted as early as possible which has been so much discuss M. M. J. Abilene, Tex.—Thank \ It ruined her career. She used since all functlonsl diseases if not SHOP Among Your her unless ahe got rid of her blun you for the little calendar that | no running trucks. It was a land of wooded knolls and grassy to wear orrhlda and once she told corrected, eventually result In or dering dictator. It waa indeed a ed without obtaining special au spots dates ahd days of the w'eek | reporters "thjs brar,elet set me GREETINGS Presents On ganic change. The foods richest In thority to do so from the Legis clear back to 1 A.D. and so far in , slopes. Half a mile nr so up the masterly place of work, done at river stood the Blue Goose tavern. back $25,000,” I iodine are grey shrimp. lobster, TOMORROW! lature; which seems to be by way the future. It'a the flral time In Well, today,'^she takes men’s herring, salmon, oysters, pineap Christmas Morning the exact memant when, If ever, It all these years that I have' known That's where Major Andre was W e’re Open All Day. n ight be expected to produce re of A contradiction of the general hanged. . And half a mile west, hats arid sells cigarettes In a night ple, cabbage, green lima beans, ’The Priceless Gifts that I am one ot "Saturday’s child club. With her salary and her tips Irish moss, carrots, strawberries, aaaumption that the city could im- ren," being born on that day, and where the stone lions of the pub i sults. ■he probably earns $50 a week. brown rice and kelp. The abund \ of poBS any sort of taxation It might It’s absolutely fascinating to fig lic library He brooding over 5th Anil Here’s a Break for Last Minute Shoppers. Your Pre O f ona thing wa may be quite avenue, there was a corn field. But that Is as much as she can ant )ise of these foods will, help to decide upon as long as it did not ure out that In the year 2000 Health, Happiness auro, ChurehlU's propaganda coup Christmas and New Year's will Later in the war a bloody battle ever hope to earn on Broadway. supply the necessary amount of A HAPPY NEW YEAR scription Pharmacy Has New Stock.s of Gifts That Are duplicate some form of taxation fall on Monday and that on both was fought there. Some historians Once you get the wrong sort of iodine from natural sources. was not wholly futile. Ha sowed 'To those readers who are Inter and Contentment already Imposed “by the state. Chriatmas Eve and New Year's 1 claim that Washington was so dia publicity, you are through. The TO ALL OUR FRIENDS Sure To Please! And A Happy New Yeat^ some germs of thought In aoll that rouraged at the conduct of his all-time classic example of this Is ested In the subject of goitre and WATKINS Possibly It will be discovered In Ee In Washington, D. C„ the cannot but ba fertile. saloons and liquor stores will be troops that he tried to commit the case of the late Frank Tlnney, would like to reecivc further In AND CUSTOMERS Hartford, as It might be In any closed air day...unless Congress suicide by riding Into the advanc who died In poverty and bitter formation on It, If you will write BROTHERS, INC. ■other Connecticut municipality, does something about it In the ing ranka of the redcoats. It ness a few weeks sgo. Once he to the McCoy Health Service in What !■ GerBuny? was Broadway's leading cotnic. In care of this newspaper, requesting that the only thing necessary .‘to meantime. doesn't seem possible, when you atand at crowded 5th avenue to a sordid affair that Involved a Dr. Frank McCoy's article entitled CAVEY’S GRILL What la this OaniiAny which, by do In order to get "Intangibles" In NEW M O D a . .K. D„ Detroit—-Opinion here Is day, with Its bustling traffic and suit In court and page-one pub "GOITRE.” and another entitled MANCHESTER Princess Restaurant S3 East Center Street. virtue o f its Ood-fiven superior "HYPERTHROIDI8M,” we will be to the local grand lists would be about .60-40 that President Roose Its garrulous traffic cou, to think licity, he lost fame, friends, his Cocktail Bar Luncheon Dinner Telephone 8072 ity In culture, IntelUftncc, ethnic to takc' the extraordinary step of velt wilt appoint a chairman or that men fell and died there, or family, hli money, and his career. very pleased to tend them to you, His come-back efforts all failed. When you write enclose 6 cents in Corner Main and Pearl Streeta purity nnd enpBclty for ruling enforcing eAtatlng laws. And per general co-ordinator of the na that, perhaps, when the wind died and HARTFORD^ tional defense program . .. and and the sun went down the doves Somehow, the^'*always fail. That loose stamps and a self-addressed other and l^ erlcr peoples, .stnnda haps j^ ro c ^ Malnat aomabody. IsooB. cams there to feed and coo. la Broadway. envelope. A t-' ’’..lUftl/yLkf.j Low Bids Given Devising Permanent pii On Bi^idge Plans Entries Are Piling In . CHRISTMAS RUSH To Keep Track M l*. W. «V. O tM l oj eorrnioNT. laao, Hartford, Dec. 24—(iP)—Appar ItM , For Home Decorations BY TOM HORNER Nga SXaVICK. INC. ews From Manchester’s ors ent low bids of |S,741,920'.90 and Washington, Dec. 24.—(>»1 -fin their native land. ‘Widespread $3,848,196 have been submitted on Th4 pmgeailt,' "Seeking th* Star" With the deadline for registration enforcement o f ' reglstriftlon may VESTERDAVl Dr. tad Mrs. alternate plana of construction for was presented at the Community A much larffcr entry than latt*f*Judgea wUI make their Inspection ly home waa ritual. At least the twins sat, loving and admiring- ' of aliens set fdr midnight Thurs- be delayed for months by the ne- of the homes entered between now_ t'qanelly anxiously await th* ar a toil bridge over th* Thames, church Sunday night, tefor* a year 1* expected In the aecond an it always bad been. Tber* was the a new convertible coupe, trying to river from Groton to New London. lUay, Justice Department officials ces.slty of checking the list o{ nual Chriateqaa Home Decorating and New Year’s Day. rival of their aon, Jerry, and twin tree to trim. That was the doctor's decide whether to drive It out into those registered, an official sal(T large audience. The part of Mary dnufhtora, Shelln tad Knthlaon, The first figure was for a bridge are devising a permanent program Contest, apohsored by the Women’a * Additional Entrlee task, and Kathleen had always the snow, or keep it shiny and of cantilever design, the second for keeping track of non-citizens but a continuous effort will ne for holiday vacation. *A Mg fam Bolton NO HERALD Columbia waa taken by Mra. James Wllllama Auxiliary of the Chamber of Com In addition to the seven entrlee help^. Sheila had the house to new. for on* of th* wichert type. In the United States. made to handle all reports of vio leedy in Rockville and the three klnga ny Walter G. merce. With tonight aa the dead announced yesterday, the follow ily Mlebration haa been piiMnod. decorat* and Jerry collected th* Mary and the doctor sat before Apparent low bids on contracts More than 4,200,000 registrations lations. Mr*; Olyd* MmrahaB TOMORROW < Weacott Bio* Foster Jr., Ralph E. Colllna, Mel line, entries were coming In rapid ing have been received: Entire It lo tho llret year all of Mm chll- gifts, placed them all beneath the th* flrsplace. "It was so very nlc* (or th* substructure and auper- have been received alnce Aug. 27, 60 O ats Average Cost Pkone 4SS1 vin Stead. Others in the cost were ly at the Chamber office today and homes—John M. Boyle of <191 Elsst dron have boon away from home, tree. Martha waa general super-, of you to Include me In every atructur* of th* bridge, opened end officials expect the total to 575-lS, WUUniMtlc INvtilo* n o yeungotoro are net on tho The Allen Registration Division Fred Edlund, Edith Wilson. Jud- many are expected this afternoon Middle Ttimplke, Harold Heffron, vieor. And then, late in the eve thing," ihe said. "I bated to'in- yesterday by the highway depart reach 4,600,000 or higher. That was given $3.000;000 for the job, Get Christmas Gifts No issue of the Manchester son Files, David Collins, Portsr 512 Center street; Emil A. Dietz of trabi. Martha It oaro eomething ning, Jerry and hi* father distrib trude, a stranger, into your ment, were: compares with an advance esti At the Christmas party held Voters of the towh- of Oolumbia and evening. most of which was assigned to the Evening Herai-i will be pub I Collins, Edward McCann and Glen- Eighteen Valuable Prize* 40 Wetherell street, James O. Mc- hao happened to thorn. uted the doctor’s gifts to his Chriatmai—but I’m glad, now. I Cantilever design — Substruc mate of 3,600,000 on which the Monday evening at the Quarryville at an adjourned •■ town meeting Poqt Office Department, which lished tomorrow, Christmas don Collins. The candl'4 hearers At tbl* writing, sixteen entries Caw, Jr., of 53 Coburn road; door friends and patients. never knew how much a family ture, . A. I. Savin Construction registration machinery ws;g baaed. ha* (jone the actual registering In Herbert W. Couch and Edward church the members of the (IThurch 'Saturday afternoon in the chapel were Dorothy Slmler, Viola Hamil waya—R. Samuelson of 114 Hem Chapter Two There were Christmas baskeU Christmas, could mean. LiUI^tra- Company, Hartford, 81.486,995.- ikets Containing Din- Ferris. Day. had been received, eight In the .„Two Immediate Tasks about 7,000 locations. The cost_of School presented the following adopted plans for a one and a half ton and Shirley Jonnsun. Ciarols major class calling for the illum lock street, Albert C. Petersen of Dr. Connelly drove home as fast to deliver,. 15 or 20 of them—to dltlons built up, from yegr to .10; auperstructurs, Herrla struc After the registration period registering and fingerprinting is Distributed Today Oeorge A. Cour is the newly story town building at a cost not were sung by the lunlor choir, as the heavy, rush hour ,traffic the family down by the river, on year. tural Steel Company, New York lers elected president of the Men's Club program: opening song hy the ination and decoration of entire 89 Phplps road, Joseph Hanna of ends, the Justice Dephrtment will expected to average about 60 cents congregation: prayer: song by en Xhe publishers and staff of to exceed $22,000, according to and Rev. Douglas V. Maclean waa homes and surroundings, seven for 135 Pearl street. Mrs. Celia Gorritl would permit. th* hill farm—those two bad Been Th# doctor patted her' hand. City. $2,254,925. have two Immediate tasks—filing, a jierson. •Lodge o f Elks Acts of the Congregational church, with specifications set up by Archibald th^ reader. "Now. Martha,” he soothed, hid going ever eince Jerry could re "Strangely, Mary, you haven’t Wichert design — Substructure, Herman H. Ledoyt, vice president, tire group; exercise, "Chn.s_tmas The Herald wish for all its doorwaya alone and several for of 175 Hilliard street and D. F. checking and' classifying the In general, the law provides Sharpe, architect. The building is The district meeting of the Con Renn of 74 Cooper atreet; doorway ing hla own fears, "There's. noth member. A box of books to the seemed like an Intruder, even to A. I. Savin Company, Hartford, ahem, and finding and prosecut fA b a Clearing House. Herbert E. Rose secretary and E. Stars," John Chrlsten.sen. Samuel readers a Merry Christmas. doorwaya and shrubbery. Valuable $1,320,798; auperstructure, Ameri that every alien, except officials of ,Dunlop, Jr., Richard Noren, Rich to be 90 feet In length and 40 feet necticut Milk Producers Associa merchandise prizes will be award and shrubbery. Kenneth C. Morrl- ing to worry about. There’ll be a county hoepital; checks—to hi* Mother and myself. Martha and I ing those who have defied the law. foreign governments and their J. Beamca, treasurer, wide, and will Incorporate space tion elected L.' H. Grant of Mel telegram or a phone call waiting family and that. For year# it-had are jealous of these Christmas can Bridge Company, New York In additldn, there, will )>e the Miss Carol Van Arsdale enter ard Lee. Jackie Erickson and ed to the three winners In each of aon of 57 EIro street; Donald Mc families, must, register and be fin ckvllle, Dec. 24—(Special) — for an aiiditofluih seating 400, a rose director. Other officers are for III at home. Kids probably been Jerry’s greatest privilege to celebrations. We've kept them In City, -$%522.397. continuing job of recording chang gerprinted. tained the Girls' Club at her home Frances Elliott; wdo, Ethel Lee; the three divisions of the contest. Cabe. Its Russell street. •The New London-Groton Bridge tmas baskets containing din- recitation, Cynthia Chamberlin;, dining hall, kitchen, stage and as follows: C. I. Metcalf, second missed the train. Could happen to accompany hi* father on this an our own home, and the children'r es of address, noting new affilia Each registered alien will get a mnd many staple articles of for Its Christmas party. There other office space. All latest fire director, Ellington: A. M. Burke, anyone. Now don’t get all upset, nual tour. Shelia and Kathleen grandparents have always come to Commlaalofl Will decide which type tion* and activities, checking off duet, Ann Erickson and Barbara gregational churches, is having as of bridge will be built. receipt card. The Allen Registra were ‘liilstribnted through was an exchange of glfta, games, Nichols; recitation, Herald Lee; Christmas guests over the holidays proofing materials will be used in secretary and treasurer, Rockville. jlo need of it." might beg to go along, but the us. IBIs Is our own family day. those who leave this country or be^ and refreshments. Mrs. Mary Are Pass" up the escarpment. sev-S tion Division has mailed out 1,- ekynie and vicinity today in song by the Sunday school; r^ita- his p,srent.s. Mr, and Mrs. William the kitchen and throughout the The voting delegates are H. .me time ago. Dewey, llke case. "It's Dad's thermometer. ' monla from .1.0 cases to 44, scarlet MBe Post office, It was expected able him to raise the amount of aliens can register. Registration cludcil a five-year Jail term. On his , Seiuls Greetings "Mother—Dad—" he Interrupted She smiled, a soft, warming He carried it for ycara. He waa .i ll’hcther it will make much differ i<'V>ntlDued frnm Page One) fever from 45 to 33 and measles . that all mall and parcel post will the fine and costs. In the ab should be made at the- Post Office release he was picked up by State the bedlam, "we've brought Mary smile, strangely eimllar-to Mar physician, too. Medical Corps. I ; from nine to six. • -j luls^iuis his dellveried tonight. in Manchester. Inquiries made ence with the speediiig that goes •Policeman James Buckley of the ------'..u -'. home with us for the holidays— sence of. Prosecuting Grand Juror on nil the time here, remains to be tha’s. "I can have dates <0||rry want you to have it. Really I do." ; ------o------I Midnight Service G. F. Burr, who is ill, deputy about Bolton revealed that most of j Stafford Springs barracks and re- Cliristiiia^ Fire I over the Bardia region, and we Mi»-*i Je.ssic Reynolds, secretary Mary Warde—she’s president of night af school," she .said, "but I The doctor started to object, There will be a special Christ prosecutor E. Vernon Hayden pre the persons required to register as » ! turned here for trial. As the scri- ' saw several shattered Italian of the local branch of the British the twins' sorority—" can trim-.a Christmas tree only planes lying in the desert as we then changed hla mind. "I believe ies' eve Midnight Eucharishvjer- sented the case. aliens have done so. Charlc.s Phelps, hf Lni- charge places the War Relief Society. No. ^208. re "Both Shelia and Kathleen have once a year. How do we begin?” I understand," was all he said. versity. West Lafayette, Indiana, j penalty out of the jurisdiction of Warning Issued nroved up. I saw no crashed Brit FRESH MADE I vdce at St John's Episcopal church Next Sunday evening. Decem Paul Clement’s model T Ford ceived the fbllpwing telegram written how good you've been to « tonight startirtg at 11:30 o’qjpck. which is nearing the completion of j Christmas holidays j local 'court, bond-s for his re- ish planes. from Robert R. Appleby, vice- them. We're so glad you ' could ber 29 the choir of the Congrega with his paferitvS, Mr. and -Mrs. , One British pilot told us that he Jerry’s Surprise I Dc. Connelly pushed back hla K ' A apecial musical program will be tional church under the direction seventeen years of service suc tease were set at $1,000, but he president of the New York Socie come." Mre. Connelly’s kiss wel- chair, patted hia stomach gln- THE FOLTfCATION OF 1 Lewis W. Phelps. He has until was unable to furnish them and is had encountered three Italian « [■ carried m)v which wlinnclude fav- of Mrs. Milo E. Hayes will sing cessfully. passed the aecond hn’f Chiefs-Foy and Grii^wold of.the ty; "Christmas Greetings! And- c(>med Mary. Chapter HI 1 gerly. Sweet 5 A L L B URSINE SS IS ' January 1 fo||i'hta_vacation. Though bomliCS escorted by three fighter M [ crite hvmna and Chfisthiaa music."The Christmas Cantata." They of the 1940 inspection on Monday. now at Tolland jail awaiting trial. fire departments warn local people my thanks and appreciation to yon "Glad to have you,” Dr. Con .rf:.'- :------I .\ndover residents, the Phelps fam- At the lime of the theft here, about the dangers of fires because planes which were flying at a "MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!" I "Mother, if I ate one more bite, X FRIE.NDSHIP AND WITH On Christmas'Bi^''there Will be will be Joined by the Junior Choir I ily have always attended St. Pet- and your colleagues for your hard nelly agreed. "Didn’t we meet you Jerry burrowed deeper into his | you’d have a dying doctor on your Communion sem ce at ten I^eba-stian was employed on the of Christmqs decorations. They slightly higher altitude. at the house right after rush X EACH CHRISTMAS IT and two well known solosl.sta, Mr. "T* ! cr's Church, -Hebron, apd local The pilot, who waa flying an work.” ' \ pillow, pulled covers up over his i hand.s. Don't try to tell me Cleo X ' cfdock and Mrs. Percy Cooley of Rock Zenowitz farm on CTiestnut Hill. realize that candles are seldom The local bran^ gratefully ac week ?" Cider f OfVirs US PLEASL'RE TO , people are ^ways glad to welcome black head. "Go 'way. Le'mme' cooked that turkey. I know you . Postmi-stre.'.s Mrs. Leola W. used, but there is still danger from eight-gunned fighter, said he shot knowledges the,.glft of $100 from Mary nodded, but before she St. Joseph's Churd ville. Warren Wood of Manche.s- Hebron I Charles hoirflkfor his vacation.^, dowTi two of the bombers and then sleep." j did It. And why flid you have to For (he Holidays ® EXTEND OUR BEST There .will be masses on IShrist' Beck has reported ‘ that i50 blanks poor connections in electric lights. a sympathizer who wishes to r^ could answer Kathleen broke in — ter will preside at the organ. i Officers chosen at the annu.al for the registration of aliens have Candies in windows, even though wont up to engage the other Ital "Merry Christmas, son." Dr. make (juch good pudding—Oh, TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS WISHES TO THO.SE mas Day at St. Joseph's Can^lld' The Christian Youth Fellowship j meeting of th'fi^CMPA are: Di^ei- main anonymou.s. Sixty dollars of "Mary’s brother is In the Army, Connelly sat on the bed. "Time ' boy— !!!" Miss Sylvia M.artin. granddaugh been distributed by the local post- they be electrical equipment, ian planes but they fled iiefore he stationed at the Canal Zone. W’hen WHOSE FRIENDSHIP M'E church at 6:00, 7:30, 8:45 an(Dvl0s| of the Congregatlorfil church mo I tor, Maurice J.' Keefe; vicS-presi- this amount is to apply oq the mo you were up. It's 10 o’clock. You’ll i "I ilkln't know I could eat so ter of Mrs, T. D. Martin and of office, of the- total, 48 were resi should be carefully placed The could close with them. w e. found out she was going to A VERY .MERRY CHRISTMAS TREASURE. c^dock. At six o'clock there wdll tored to the homes, of the various I dent, Chaunccy B. Kinney: .secre bile kitchen unit which the British have to hurry.4to make church much," Sheila chimed in. the late Rev. T. D. Martin, who dents of this town and two were chiefs point out that a curtain may British Hold IJh.van Territary Relief society here in Manchester spend Christmas at school, alone, ai Solemn High Maas with Chrlsl- shut-ins where they sang Chrlst- tary-treasurer. Philip .3.,' Clark. be set on ifire because of heat from \Vc went a considerable, dl.s- service." “ It waa a perfect meal, Mrs. Schaller's f was for a long term of years rec living in Hebron. I AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR nUs Carols sung by the senlot carols. Later in the evening Delegates are W. H. Carrier, Gtas- is giving to Manchester, England, w« just made her com* with us, Connelly," Mary added. And Jerry tor of St. Peter's Church in He A large truck operated by Jacob surH eq&’ipment and ask that tance Into Libya to a point south didn’t we. Sheila?” Jerry .‘mumbled something unin |. choir accompanied by a string or fljey returned to the homo of Miss ' tonbury, P. S, Clark. Hebron. ..R. and the othpr $40 l.s for a bed. Peo telligible from the depths of his nodded. “Swell” bron, has been awarded the honor i L. Cobb, Coluinbia, R. Krnlovice, Katzmnn of Providence, R. 1., and | candles be not too clo.se to cur- west of Bardia and found all this Her brunet duplicate agreed, chestra and organ. The choir and rrlett and Harold Davis. Jr., bound for the U. S. Torpedo sta tains. ple in this town and all over the pillow, and the doctor persisted, Martha Connelly took these Cider Mill | here they were entertained. The of being selected by her' class at j Willimantic, Giovanni Pesce. Man- territory in British hands. countrj' who arc enjoying a peace emphatically. "Mary has just been cFchestra -will be under the direc Windham High School. Williman- tion in Newport. R. I., with a load Both B*lum and Sidl Barrani, his voice low and calm. "The girls compliment.! easily. She would 352 Woodland Street R tion of Emanuel Krawcxyk, organ' singing was greatly enjoyed by 1 Chester. The association is .urging ful Christmas, are. donating a por darling to us all year, Mother. FRED’S PACKAGE STORE tip, as a candidate for this state's a higher price in milk fo^the pro of empty oxygen tanka, skidded Italian advance bases In Egrypt She's been j^ist like a sister—” brought their dates to midnight have been di-iappolnted if they had X U t those visited. j on the icy incline of Route 14 just Found Dead In Family Oar tion of what they would naturally service— Mother, Mary and I were been omitted. But her eyes showed representative at the spring pil- ducer, and has instructedWts dele- >,vhi,ch the British took before driv spend, for the cause of British re "I hated to break In on vour Phone 6432 R 117 Spruce Street Kayroond Kunlckl and •Editmlfl The church choir rehearsal will below Columbia Green Friday ing across the border, are a sham there - so you'll have to go alone concern as Jerry left the table. Matthew Wior grimage to Washington sponsored iVajpg jo keep the public Informed family—" Mary began. Sojka will play violins; HarfJyBut- be held Thursday evening at 7:30. by the DAR. All high schools in morning, crashing into the fence New Britain, Dec. 24.—i/P) — lief. . . . Kathleen's been demanding ‘.‘Something's worrying Jerry, Open All Day Christmas. || The Boy Scoiits will meet Fri as to incre.a.sed production costs Delmp Polidori. 21, of- 297 Lasalle bles—due partly to air bombing "Not breaking in at all"—the 977 MAIN STREET ler, Bass and StanlejM^erakow- the' state are entitled to a candi and jolting the load of tank.a down but mainly to shelling from the that you get up for an hour—she Hugh." she said softly. "He's lost ■ki, cello.t . ( day evening at 7:30. •ir the farmer. street, was fofind dead in the fami C'a.t Eats Tinsel doctor’s words were sincere—"ju.st ^•IISMJinVWMWWWWMWXSW);? date and a special committee acts Jones Street School had it-s the steep embankment. Most of .sea. wants to have, Christmas, open her his appetite. Perhaps you'd better At St. Bernard's Church I the morning was spent T7t«i*^nnd- ly car in a garaife -on Acorn atreet, Lincoln. Neb.—i/pi—Chief Petty gives me an extra daughter." on the names submitted, and se Christmas tree party at the school i Bardia now is receiving the "Yau all are awfully nice—" presents . . . But Mother won't talk to him.” Masses will be. celebrated on lects the candidate who in their ing the truck with the heavy near his home by his father. Vin Officer Greenwell of the Navy Re Monday evening, with an appropri cent Polidori, early this morning. same kind of battering. cruiting Station has solved the "Cleo," Jerry ignored all of let her . . . Come on, son. Never “ All he needs is sleep—he was Christmas Day at Sl, Bernard's opinion is most wdrthy of the ate program. The‘schoolMfee pro tanka Another vehicle operated The road immediately west of .saw you sleep so late on Christ up all night and most of the night hy John Wprthington of East Sergt. James KelleV of the police case of the disappearing tinsel them—"wAien do we eat? I'm church at 7 a. m.. S a. m., 9:15 and (xilead award. All expenses will be paid gram for Hebron Green schools sSalum, which winds iip a ateepi from hla Christma3 tree. The cat starved.” mas. You u s^ to be beating a before, too." High Mass at 11 a, m. The Chil by the DAR. Miss Martin is the Hqmpton skltidcd. causing exten I department said the father told FUNERAL .wgua also held .Monday evening at I him his son did not come home last cliff In a hairpin curve, was blown ate It. Looking up from his chair, drum at 4 o'clock." “It's more than that, Hugh. He dren's choir Will !,lng . Christmas vice-president of her class at the town, hall svitlca nice program, i sive damage to the car. but with- Jerry rolled over, battling for may fool you, but he can’t'fool his Services were well attended at night and he went to the garage up by the Italians as they retreat Greenwell. wldcyed. watched his Jerry explained their failure to hymns at 9:15 and the Senior choir Windham High. She will graduate including a short play, V'Santa's tout injury to the driver. ed. but It has been reopened by consciousness. Finally his eyes mother. I know my son.” next summer, and will be given a • 1 Fire gutted a one -story chicken to look for him. He found him pet start at the bottom of one arrive by train easily, as Dr. Con at eleven o'clock. the Gilead Congregational church Spy." slumped down in the fr;ld shower andd fconfcrence. You, too. Mary.” He The member's of the choir of the dependability, aervlce, leadershlpf 472. SUITnrd were all moved out, with a loss of Day. On January 1. there wdll'*be. "Valerie's a grand person," Mary a cup of coffee will flx you up. stood before the mantel, waiting a buaineas meetlng,\ Gilead Congr^^UofiAi church held and patriotism. The Washington but three or four. a Christmas ^«rty at the home of trip thus sponsored is an annual Three fires were being kept In said. "I know you will like her." Hustle now, Santa Claus has been until all had gathered around him. Trinity ChmChristmas Dinner Will Be ■vorite pipe. ber," Jerry whispered to Mary. Mra. 'J. Kellogg White. Colchester Congregational church The Stafford Springs barracks Church by the Rev. Charles M. Kel waa chosen for the courses because many rifle*.’* "I know I'm being selflab, Hla arm was around her, drawing HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO OUR ley on Saturday afternoon. Gifts Mrs. Bertha Hubbard and son Sunday evening. "The last rehear of its size and general accommo A crack Alpine division was said Merriep if Served With Hugh," Martha said. "But I had her Into the family circle. "They ware distributed and refreshments Richard, of Jackson Heights, Long sal waa also held at the Colchkster to have "parUcularly distinguish hoped we'd be alone—just the love it—Dad ami Mother, and church Sunday afternoon, and waa dations. According to the plan, SUCCESS. W'E WISH YOU ALL served by a committee which In Island, were visitors at the home lieutenants will attend classes for ed itself’ in tbl* fighting. family. But now that she's here—" Cleo. too. Wait until she opens her of Hart E. BUell on Sunday. attendeil by those Hebron singers Pasteurized Dairy Products "Now that she's here, we're go envelope. It’s good, even after 20 It Ls Our Wish That Each Succeed cluded Mias Kathryn Hopper, Mra. who took part in the chorus, in 30 hours, sergeants for 35 hours The communique did not Identi A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A ,A«nes Zuelch, Mrs. Michael Bamo, A speed limit sign of 30 miles and patrolmen for 40 hours. It Is fy the sectors where the actions ing to see that she has a good times." ing Christmas May See Our Friend per hdur has been posted by the cluding the pastor. time, that she never feels for a "Christmas means so much to c f Cfeventry, and Mrs. Ernest La- The Christmas program for the expected that more than 100 offi mentlonid took place. KARL KELLER ships More Firmly Founded, So We - BOUNTIFUL NEW YEAR. Moureaux and Mrs. Oscar LeBeau, State Traffic Commission on cers and troopers Avlll attend the minute that she's Intruding. Mar your family, Jerry,” Mary an Gilead street. Congregational church will include tha, darlln', the child la alone; she Of Mansfield. the usual Sunday school tree, with school in squads of 20. Lieut. John King Praise* Courage swered, as <^eo bustled with tissuf AND WISH YOU Mra. HUlhouse, of Manchester, Mr. and Mra. Chari^ Fish and C. Kelly. Instructor-ln-chlef at,the Rome. Dec. 24.— King Vit haa only a brother. Mother and paper wrappings, shouted glee son. Calvin, were callers at the Christmas program, to which all father are dead. Jerry told me. ARTHUR HULTMAN played at the Congregational are cordially invited. Ridgefield barracks school, is to be torio Emanuele praised the cour fully as each gift was revealed. A MERRY CHRISTMAS church Sunday evening for the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Post in charge of the training, assisted age of Italy's armed forces In a She’s been nice to the twins. It's "We never had much of th a t- and Mrs. A. H. Post in East Hart Edmund H. Horton and children up to us to mak* her happy this Take This Opportunity To Express Their carol sing and White gift service, were Sunday visitors at the home by Traffic Inspector Ralph J. Christmas message today, declar moving from Army poet to Army Gratitude for Your Friendliness During AND ford, Sunday. Buckley and Sergta. Leo"Ml)lcahy ing that "no obstacle and no diffi Phristmas. post. I'm beginning to realise just ..both the Junior and senior choirs Schools in town closed today for of Mr. Horton's brother-in-law and _ th# Past Year — And To Wish You — taking pa^ The script from “The sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. and Carroll E. Shaw. 'Officer culty can halt the glorious ascen STRAUGHAN’S "Don't forget what it would what I’ve missed." On# and All — A Sincere Merry Christ- A HAPPY NEW YEAR U. S. Cleaners & Dyers the Christmas vacation and will M*C*lah‘* waa read by the Rev. H. Linde In West Hartford. Charles Kieman of the local bar sion of Italy," have meant to you. In 1918, . to Cleo was gathering her pack maa. reopen on Thursday, January 2. "Behold, the bridegroom Com racks, a graduate physicarinstruc- have had someone to- go to. W* ages, thanking each of them-r 836 MAIN STREET X. RoUnaon, who followed with the The students attending Windham •tory of "The Other Wlsa Man. eth,” waa the text of the Rev. H. tor wlU have charge of that Chrlstmaa CSecka Delayed wouldn’t afford to send you out to even Mary had not forgotten her High school In WilllmanUc started K. Keen's sermon at St. Peter's course. Cimarron, Kaa.—(iP)—Christmas four parents ..." —and opening her envelope, which Near Montgomery'Ward’9 IV Van Dyke. their -vacation last Frilday and shopping by some Gray county “I know, Hugh, only too well, KELLER’S MEN’S W E A R ■THOS. McGILL, Jr.- Executives and department Episcopal Church Sunday. He an she well knew contained a bill— they will return to school- Janu nounced that choir practice will MUk at Mayor*# Bar farmers may be delayed until after DAIRY and don’t -worry. If Mary doesn't “Lawdy, Doctor Hugh,” she be- heads of the NationAl Silk com 887 Main Street ary 2. be omitted this week. The at Salt tiake CSty—(J'l—Mayor Ab- the holiday. A mall pouch tossed mjoy the holidays, it will be no >ta. "It's fly*—My Goodness—It’a PAINTER AND DECORATOR pany were entertained at a ateak The young people are planning tendance was rather amaller than Jenklna Invited employes of the off a train fell under the wbeela. fault of mine. I'll get some gifts . jBimer Saturday evening at the “Since 1918 TEN DoUaral!" to Bing Christmas carols to the usual. Some of the young people city and county building to visit Remnanta showed $80.(XK> in gov tor her tomorrow ..." 646 Main Street M M * of the president, J. L«Roy ahut-ins and older people this eve- gathered at the church Sunday the bar set up In his office for the ernment checks to farmers had Christmas giving was over. In Mhweyer, In honor of hie birthday. jdng. Ths meeting plac» will be at afternoon to help with the Christ holiday season. He served milk. been destroyed. The pieces were Christmas Ev* in th* Conncl-. Ut* basement garage^ Jerry and Attaadlnr werei Stephen C. F. the home of Robert Foot'e- at 6:45 mas decorations. sent to the Federal office in Kan.- Telephone 5260 "jovle Perner. Otartaie Clark, o'clock and from there they will The Rev. Oeorge M. Milne,, pas- Films depicting war « City 'With A request for new W18H6S Bouae^ R g b ^ 0. JVUte, go to GUead atraet of the Hebron and GUead Con- ^ora forbidden in Itaijr. vouchers. .<• JSHBfi Bfepi ' ' ■kio'fclia '' (*■ ■ 'JJWJW I?
nAXHCllKSTlSK EVlLWlWQ HERALD> MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESOAY, DECEMBER 24, 1940 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1940 P A G E E L B 1 ITEII EHergsney Doctors Mild Weather - V ------Holiday Trade 91 Years of Age | Senator Urgef^ Miss Edna Fradin to Wed Doctoni Robert Keeney end lards’ Party Dlakan mre the PA’s Seek Fifth Win Grayson Favors Stanford, Boston College, Tennessee WorJ^^ Hard On Christmas Day i Ilarold Greenblatty M. D. Nation^s Gift elaiir •( the Maiicheeter Medl- Here Is Bri& ^ell Attended Foes Be Asked ______eel wiaoelhttoa who 'win re-' WfnuA to omergeney eeUe to At'Meriden Tomorrow Texas A. & M^ Georgetown in Bowl Games ' To Regain Grid Form: Peace Terms Only White Christmas morrow afternoon. Merchants Well Satisfied Btmas Social(He1d in Along Western Slope With Christmas Busi State League Giampions Team Off in Timing' uirir («h win gai'* (OoatlDoed from Page One) r - lory; Col. Cramer Of Rocky Mountains. ness This Year. Risk Unbeaten Record Dixie Colley And Precision, hayn % Those wera the odds with Netherlands, Belgium and France, About Town I 1 r u m.ff I K^tton Bowl batllt Uttl« tea an Address^ Manchester merchants were ex In Christmas Contest; lN<*ylancl; Leahy Mod- than week sway. A bet «■ • ------r - » with the possible creation of whol By The Associated Press : De-Emuha§ize8 ly Polish and Czechoalovakian Mra. Maude Maney, of 74 Wells tremely well satisfied today with the Aggies requires $8.00 for srsiy. By Duny Shea The Weather Bureau offered Players Meet at 6 p. m. C8t About BC Record. $55.00 of Fordhsm coin, states. It must be accompanied, he its Christmas gift to the nation street, a patient at the Hartford the Christmas season buslnesa ■ ■t night the K Guards fllled said, by a measure of actual, aa hospital for the past live weeks rreparattons are going fotwaMlj ) today: Generally mild conditions which they have so far 'received. Only one of Manchester'j many' Southwestern Votes to Knoxville. Tenn., Dec. 24.—UP)— armory with gaiety aa well as promised, disarmament. j-etumed home this afternoon. « to give tbe New York visitors for the holiday. In general the purchaaea wera ; botr'erous greeting. A dowB>4 annual Christmas party took "If we had a clear and accurate Forecaster H. A. Downs of Chi- basketball teams wilt be in action Keep Football as Striving to regain the timing and ] Idea of the conditions under which ago aummariaed latest forecasts Artlclea of incorporation have much above those of a year ago. over the Christmas bolldty—the precialem that netted them 10 town street will be roped off and 1 , apotllght. The affair, which V This year the stocks in local stores program held smack-dab in t' both Britain and the Axis powers for his own north central district been Wed with the secretary of Poliah-Ameriesns being scheduled Game, Not Business. regular season victories. Ten senced at 7:30 was one of the would agree to peace, we would the state for the Red Men’s Ath appeared to be of a wider range renter of the business district. and those from other forecast cen to trsvel to Meriden to engage the - nessee’s Vols tod.iy conducted their J __ successful the "Manchester know better just what steps our ters in this manner: letic Club of Manchester. They are than In years past, and this, to Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 24—OP)— Mayor Woodall Rogers will ba? es” have ever held, and the gether with the growth of popula at. Stans of the Silver City In a ^second day of preparation for the at the station when Uie’ V ijrdiuw nation should take," Tydings said. Continuing rains In Washington Incorporated for $50,000 and start A de-emphasis movement in south was filled with mmebers "Certainly, America would not business with $6,000 with par at tion In the Manche.ster iparketlng •State Polish League encounter. Sugar Bowl In which they will 1 train pulls In at 9:30 a. m. F rt-, and Oregon os a result of a. scries ern foottlall 'has a new recruit—: ,, __ Guard unit. look with favor upon a peace baaed of Pacific atorms, with precipita $100 a share. WllUam C. Schieldge, area has resulted in the extra Riding the crest of an undefeated meet the Boston College Eaglea on I day. The Junior Chamber of 'iHiroughout the evening Cap.taln \ipon appessement, but I hope it business volume. four-game winning streak, the de Southwestern, which abandoned an Jan. 1. I Commerce is arranging a big re tion ending in California. Stanley Bray, Frank W. Adams, Major Boh Neyland scheduled ■---- H. Naylor, the Company fill'd look with favor upon a peace The only white Christmas—new William Leggett and Salvatore , More Money To Spend fending champs -will be at full a.nbitious gridiron expanaion pro ception committee including foot-. nder, acted as master of whr^se fundamental parts w’ere More people had more money to strength In their bid to protect two sessiors, one at 9:30 a. m. and ball lettermen from Southwest scow—in the nation along the Vcndrillo are named as incorpora gram in the hope-flf "preserving another at 2 p m., planning to smonies. Among the officers made of jit.slice. western elope of the Rocky moun tors. spend this year than lost, and al their clean record. Conference schools and a be'vy of nt were Colonel Kenneth F. though the Oirlstmas shopping 'All the members of'the PA boys’ football as a college game and hot give, the varsity a large dose of girls. "Should Work for Peace” tains. as a college business." scrimmage against defenses styled ner, the Regimental Com- A “green Christmas” from the An application for a marriage season seemed to get off to a and girls’ teems are asked to meet The team will ride up Main "We should work for such a fairly late start, during the past the rlubhouse on Clinton street The college executive commit after the easterners. street on the biggest fire truck In nder of the 169th and Major rockies eastward to the Atlantic license was Wed in Hartford yes tee announced ‘he new order last nes H. McVeigh, Commander of peace, for the’alternatives are con two weeks - and particularly dur^ jisix o’clock tomorrow night pre- After their first drill In three ■the department Lint cotton will, coast, but with rain moving up terday by Frank Kosak of Man night. I weeks yesterday, the major said Third Battalion and formerly tinued slaughter of men women and from Florida through the South ing the last five days, shopping ha le if to leave for Meriden by hue [ be distributed in all buildings Mrs, Ell/ubeth Veltoh children In all belligerent countries, chester and Miss Virginia E. Gor The school will continue to play he was "satisfied ” with the appear- unander of the K Guards. First Atlantic states and ns far west as man of Hartford. bceh a major evening occupatloi '6:15 Vcloek. Any fans who wish football but there will be no fur along the route for "ronfettl." utenant Stephen Frey, recently catastrophic, de.structlon of prop eastern Kentucky and Tennessee. of the residents. to accompany the team are asked I a nee of bis charges but declared j The Aggies arrive at 1 p. m., ‘ ■ Mr.s. Elizabeth Veitch, of 2t erty, the expenditure of hundreds ther recruiting and no new aubal- I they were " ’w.ay off form ” ggned, was ■ a moat welcome Generally fair and mild weather CHarence Heritage of School Many lines of luxury Items have to contact Manager Ekl Kovls. dK^a will be given promising high Monday Cluireh street, one of Manchester’s of billions of dollars to prosecute recelveil attention this year, dif Meriden is now In fourth place "It, will take a lot of work, as at of the evening. grand old ladies, says she will be throughout the north central and street was yesterday discharged school stars. Colonel Cramer Speaks the war and for rehabilitation and southern states. fering from depression years when in the State League standings as I much scrimmage as the.v can Kaal-We*! Tuasln "91 years young ” tomorrow, from all debts by Referee in Bank Moreover, while existing obliga , stand," he as.scrted. "to have them Colonel Cramer addressed the readjustment.«i which will come Downs said there was no Indi ruptcy Saul Berman. the ncceaaities such as clothing the result of an unexpected 31-23 tions to players ay " —UP nhera of the unit during the observed by a family party at th* cation of a sudden turn to severe subsidization will be eliminated by tiiin Francisco, Dec 24 — democratic methods of govern ly cold weather or heavy snow. As soon as lHe.Jnew year inven first loss In three atarts. and the ' N.e.vland said, the Vols would ' The 16th annual Enst-We!i(, feJot- ^alng’s program giving them a Veitch home, in just the way it Second Lieutenant Frank C. 1944. And after 194% when the , drill again tomprro-s- morning be. ivid history of the First Connec- ment." The forecasts Indicated that aa tories arc complete, mark down .Saints win undoubtedly be mighty previously-drafted schedule will be hall game New Year's is a sell- has been their custom for many Healy of the U. S. Army, stationed sales are anticipated, with the bar tough to beat because of that loss. ! fore boarding a t^faia at noon for leut regiment. Induction, being year.s past, and Mrs. Veitch will An advocate of extending aid to the Pacific storms move eastward at Fort Reilly, Kansas, Is spend played, games will be arranged out already Great Britain; T>’dings expressed there will be a turn to colder in gains incident to, such sales. only with schools that are "fol I the training site near Biloxi. Miss . I . Ticket officials of t’he Rhrinn he main point of interest in the be glad to greet any of her friends ing the Christmas vacation with i on the gulf coast. ■Hinds of the Guards nowadays, who may lind.it convenient to call the opinion that if the Cnltcd the plains states tomorrow night lowing a policy of non-subsidiza j charity game knocked off early for his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. -'/’hristmas- today after disposing iMune Intb the spotlight again as upon her during the day. They, States found there was .poW no accompanied by light rain chang Healy of Buckland. tion of athletics and which main Bowl faiw will OM plent.v of these pla.vera New Year’s Uey. f.,ert to right: Boh ^liiffridge. TennesMoe miard. In’ Htigar Bowl; l>en r>h chance of bringing about a ||astlng ing to snow. This would affect the Sports Roundup tain academic standards similar to Iveahy (a n ’t Sew Af the last of the available. 6j,000 h fa jo r McVeigh gave a description will find her enjoying her usual moat, Fordham back. In (jotton Bowl; Roy Petach, who will quarterbeck Nehraaka In Rose Howi; and Angle IJo, (ieorgetown’s guard. In ' fTalne for Leah.y |to the Guards of the life^dhey are good health and keenly interested and equitable peace, the knowledge Dakotas and parts of Minnesota Curtis Skates of 641 Main Sale of Seals thoae of Southwestern,” the com Orange Bowl. tickets while the all-star teams Bt Eddis Brietz mittee said. j Bay St. Louis, Mi.'is, D»r 24 — knuckled down to more training. , ■ •oon to lead at Camfr 16landing, in all that is going on. She con would be invaluable in sharing the; and Nebraska, street won the canary raffled off I r u , tinues active about the house, and course of defen.se preparations. Demonstrating the midwest New York, Dec. 24-T h e Up Is In the south, which has been I J ’l—‘ITiere is one dissenting volcy Never before has Kezar sta mildness, Chicagoans ajiticipated last night at' John H. Larrabec’s characterized by some football au B.v Harry Ors.taon ‘ ica right halfback before that per in the chorus of praise for Frank dium-been sold out nine days be I The dinner was served under the in the summer spends much time "If we found that a just peace barber ahojl at 15 Pitklh street. Good ill Town out that although Dr. George Igupervision of Mess Sergeant Mi- with her flowcr.s. could not be established," he said. Christmas day temperatures Hauacr. .Minnesota line coach. Is thorities of other sections as a hot Bucky Walters VEA Serxlce Sports Editor formance definitely sold him at H e r e ' s .. . I,eahy. who in two sea.son.s M fore the .-iame, and the sponsors Ichael Savino and his staff, follow- Mrs. Veitch attends church "we could proceed with a will and around 45, with no snow or rain. ,N'o. 1 on Ohio State’s shopping list, bed of recruiting and subsidlzs- such to everybody else I head coach , of Bo.iton College’s Vvere inclined to credit much of MIm Edn^ Fr«din Eastern states will have gener Dr. Isaac Phelps of Meriden will tlon, the Southwestern decision Whi^do you like- m the bowl If Chuckin’ (TTiarley O’Rourke I Eagles has brought them into na- their BuccesH to the fact that lin g which motion pictures dealing more regularly than people half vim and more rightly project our be the holiday guest of Roger Mc So Far S900 Reali*ed the Buckeyes would settle for I With military topics were shown. her age and is a member of the ally cloudy weather tomorrow Dallas Ward, Gopher freshman followed these de-emphasts de- j gamM? attains the heights he hit in ■ tional prominence and I" a Sugar Michigan’s Tommy Harmon would country’s course in its future In Cormack of 66 Dougherty street. velopments; Top Slab Sta^ My choices are: Boston OoIIege’s phenomenal 19- Quiz for Fans I ^ e s e pictures were secured by South Methoiiist parish. Another ternational dealings." during the daytime with rain ar And the Reliirn« Are coach . . . when the BrookI>Tis ! Bowl match. appear in the contest. Jfr. and Mrs. Juliiia Fradin oteMedical school. He interned at the riving by nightfall at WasKingtoB, Appointment of former Missis Stanford over Nehraaka id the 18 victory-over Georgetown. Ten- That negative vote, as you jaave 1 Ever since tho fleet backfield iBergt. Gerald Demeusey. thing she believes in doing, is reg 1 rges Stronger ( anal Defensee 9-1 Hamlin .street announce the c n -; New Britain General hospital, and Mr. and Mrs. H.- W. Hollister report next spring. Larry MacPbail istering her vote, for she did not in Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, Still Coming In. will tell them they’ll train In C3all- sippi Governor Mike Conner as Rose in Pasadena. neaaee will bow in the Sugar guessed, comes from a pleasant, star sparked his alma mater to I The new officers of the K At the name time Tydings was g.agcment of their tlaiigliter, Mias w'as rc.sident phvsician in pedia and Son, Earl, of Woodland street, commissioner for the Southeastern For 2nd Year Bowl. On ’40 Events Guards used this party for an op- have that privilege until after she West Virginia and New Jersey. fornla in 1942—if they win the Boston College over Tennessee 3i-year old Irishman nAmed a 41-0 rictory over the University expro.ssing his views, tw6 Republi Edna Fradin, to Harold Greenblatt, trics at the Bo.ston City hospital. The w-lnter vacation 'lands of were invited guests at the launch-^ -JMiss Eleanor BlLsh, chairman of Conference < embracing the bigger ‘ in the Sugar In New Orleans This is the last game for a Frank Ijeahy. He seems deter- of ralifornla early in the season, rtunit.v to meet the members of was 70, and the fact that her .son He als«o did post-graduate w-ork at pennant . . . thia sounds screwy, Robert N. VMteh i.s Republican can House members 'who had just M.D. of Hart street. New Britain. California and Florida both were Ing of the U. S. Submarine "Gram-- the Christmas xeal committee of schools) and Conner’s promulga-i . Texas A. and M. over Fordham flock of Tennessee seniors, but the mined to put the blame for his J he has been watched by bay re a company personally. Up to returned from a trip to Panama Miss Fradin is a graduate • of the Bcllevnie and the Willard Park pus” yesterday afternoon In but Ray Morrison. Temple coach, tIon of a code for the league. ! L -inincy c v Ace Has Lowest In the Cotton In Dallas. Eagles have a bit more on tbe ball. Gm You (.Qualify as an SI this time, the drill periods wereregi.strar of voters makes lio dif plagued with rain in the past 24 the Educational club reports a gen playedtqn four Vanderwlt football team’s success upon sot^ebody , gion football fans. called for immediate strengthening Manchester High school and of er hospital for contagious disease.s hours. Ocala, Fla., was the na Groton. Sewanee’swithdrawal from the Georgetown over .Mississippi Fordham has a lot of balance Coaches of the all-star teams the only get-togethers since Cap ference erous response to the letters of teams that didn’t once lose to .Southeastern, where the little Ten Famed Run Average; Expert? Grab IVnoil i . . Mrs. Veitch has another son and of defense.s in the (’anal Zone. Mount Holyoke College. Dr. Grccn- of children of New York. He is now- tion’s "wettest" spot, reporting appeal, well oyer $900 having been .State in the Orange in Miami. and stiff, but John Kimbrough and First, he praises his planned to put their .squads tain Naylor, Lieutenant Burr and practicing pediatrics in New Bri George McCann, son of Mr. and Tennessee . . . if George Halas nessee mountain school has been Arizona State Teachers over his Texas A. and M. teammates lieutenant Gatchell arrived, two daughters living in Manches Representative Bradley (R.. blatt is a graduate of the Univer 3.98 inches and San Diego, Calif., realized up to date and returns still .xueceeds in getting Tom Harmon Also l..eads Four Other And Fry A our Luck oniw-ho are training here fdr their through hard'•drills from now un Mich I said that he didn’t see a sity of Vermont and the Vermont tain. ran a good second with 2.74 inches. Mrs. David McCann, of Florence a door-mat the past few years. Western Reserve of Cleveland In are going to demonstrate that the 4 k’ . ! January 1 meeting with/Tcnne.s- ter, George H. Veitch. Mrs. Otto coming In. .yf’or the Chicago Bears, he'll play Abandonment of football,within til the game, because several days Nelson and Mias Charlotte L. single modem plans In the zone street arrived today to spend the Mound Departments the Sun at El F’aso. and — ' Ti^as party was a big mistake. I nPfif* riftPen LMlcricS. - see. And it Is typical of, a Knute of rainy weather has delayed In the schools $108 was realized , Tom at fullback . . . Cleveland the past year by Loyola of the Fresno State over Hawaii in the Mississippi State was tbe most Witch; another son, James Veitch. and declared that mllitarv air- , . . holidays with his parents. He is from the aale of seals, and the com ! Rockne disciple that h* Btre.sses practice. - • craft should be dispatched 'there i '" “"y Ijquor Plays Big: Bart With the United States army air has canned the scout who reported South (New Orleans) and Birm- Yr.rit Dec 24 _,j>,—Dis Pineapple in Honolulu. undcrpublicized good college team Italy to Continue lives in St. retersburg. Florida, the street. mittee is most grateful to tearhers B.v F.arl HIlHgan ' thejr moral qualities. ‘ The ea.st sqiia.1. chosen from as fast as they qanPe off the pro In Christmas Deaths force, stationed at .Scott Field, III, Std Hudson would never make a mal.m-Sout^berr, , anrfioubt a)vmt i Z iden- With Chief Standlce altogether in the land In 1940, but George- 1 Chicago, Dec. 2t —(A’l- Grab s "In all my association/with foot. and ha.s made the Sunshine City . At Providence. R. I. the earth N. F. Stocks and pupils alike. big league pitcher. the cream of college grjd stars his home for a number of years. duction line.’ He has been in the army for the Decision by Mercer, of Macon, f|(t^ leading pitcher in the at fullback for the first time since town was only a step or two from ’ pencil and pad of paper, sport fans I ball,...... as...... a player...... and.. a.- ..a cc«irh...... in east of the .Mi.s.sis.-iippi,js training War on All Fronts quake was described as "minor." Miss Doris Hutchinson and the finest in the land. The Hoyas Reprc.scntative Harness (R.. The following, reports - the last 13 months and this is the ‘‘’’•‘■‘lonal I.eague, ?hi offiHal aver- mid-season. Stanford will pick up , , , , 1.- “ Chance to find out how , four colleges.” he declai/ed. "I have at the University of Caftfornia un Ind.), a member of the Military Portsmouth, N. H., reported pro Adams Exp . . . fi'S. others on the nursing staff of the .String Running Out the momentum It had when Clark ' have lost only one game In three, much you remember about sports 1 never seen so much/ chameter nounced tremors, with eggs visibly Motor Vehicles Department, is Air Reduc . . .. 40'-;. first time that he has been home Thc Southwestern de-einpl'ias.s ^ '5 ' announced to- der direction of Andy Kerr and . Committee, asserted that the av since his enlistment. Memorial hospital have also done In successive years Tennessee -Ti u . (l-’«v and thrust the l.-iurrls right Shaughnessy’s Cinderella club ; campaigns—to Boston College by in lM 0--a ..ear w-hich will go into | never dealt with such^ group of Until Victory Won shaken on a stove. Similar dis a story that needs no comment: i Alaska Jun .. . their bit. The committee would football teams have been chosen program applies to all athletics but „„ „e Bcrme Bierman The western erage Panamanian employed on back on the slender shoulders of launched Its unbeaten and untied |a gnat’s eyelash—and I doubt that the .books as one of the liveliest in clean-living, rlean-tnmking and squad, coached by Orin Holllng- Mail Business construction work on the canal cernible movement was reported ' On the day before (Christmas Alleghanv al.so express appreciation to The for the Orange. Rose and Sugar the main effect will be on football. season. the Bulldogs can make It two. all sporta history. in The Haverhill Gazette building. ' last year, six pedestrians were Miss Mary Kullivan. of Wood William Henrv Walters, Jr., of ( clean-playing men.” / bery and .Matty Bell, is quartered (Continued From Page One) was "incompetent . . . lazy . . . Allied Cliem . . . .162-’% Herald for publicity, to the J. W. bowls . . . pretty soon there’ll be Southwc/itern, a southern Pres I the Cincinnati Reds, • _ I Nnbra.aka against Pitts- i „ . . ” Creaking of buildings w(j^r-»«^ kfiled in Connecticut. A m Can ...... 86'.; land .street, i.s a patient at St. byterian achooi with about Can you qualify as an expert? i . Second. "I have )he be.=t staff al .Stanford University. practically worthless." Franci.s ho.spitnl, Hartford, taken Hale company and the Dewey- .nothing left In the bowl line for the enrollment,„ . is, a member , of -»i.»i Uie ; ^orp, me „nnndsecond sMceeasivesuctessiye venr>ear|^__» i hurgh. and ______the Oornhuskera_ will ^ _ Bowl Ciamew Here To hte.v I If you mak? a score of 36 1 no fair of a.ssistants in the countr.v." Ship would be considered as dated Drops Quickly In two cases, the pedestrians Am Home Pro’rRoc,jc^,":rN"H''""hJrv\^"r^^ there Saturday afternoon when Rlchman company who granted Vole hut the bowling alleys nixie conference which rnnU« next ' h« had the lowe.si eameu run I ------'sneaking a look at the answers He also has one oil the youngest M cat Side Itcc L<'ague 1936. .States has been negotiating with I Rochester. N, H„ heavy vibra- were Intoxicated. Am flad St S . . 6% apace in their stores for the sale tion ” was felt, but unaccompanied In one, the driver was intoxi . 42% she fell at home and broke her staffs. Ed McKeever. backfield I Kee .\IIe.\s) Se\'en-Potnt Statoment Issued. ' the republic of Panama for de Am Smelt .... of .seals, also boys of the Franklin Gadding ,%bout - this secUon Potency in ,' umphs. most complete games. 1 Indians, who have built a r^- Johnny Reis and Dick Booth,. but | .. ,r)f .. yer very "expert ”—if you score a A seven-point official statement Christmas Rush 'Over; by last week’s roaring sound. ' cated. . Am Tel and Tel .166 hip.' markable game out of the old "T " Dixie Howell, the old coach. Is 30. Joe /McCardle. who The Ea.-t Sides and ragsni’B fense stations beyond the Canal Trees sw-ayed and buildings school who distributed posters. Bill Judges wiwt be out of the ijl?/*’''’ perfect 60 points, you win - two handles the bnesnien. is 28. John swept four points-’ from the West was Issued In response to Church- Zone proper. In another, both the driver Am Tob' B . . . . . 68-% Assisting Miss Blish from the woods until the medlcoa see how ^spurred by th e ’’Thousand Club’’ pitched and ™o"t j f^n^ton anT .namaz- has a couple of fair to mUldling j to the 1911 Ryder Cup golf Broke Record on the shook in Keene, N. H., continuing Am Wat Wk.*! . . .6 % of alumni and other downtown sup» j batterR feared. Druze, end coach/ is 24. and Tom ; Side Tavprn un i th-c Kainfield Gro- m. On another portion of the broad for 10 sccqnds after 8:15. | and the pedestrian were, ac Educational club are Mrs. Charles he rearts to a few weeks of exer portera. Southwestern has been in- , irw 8 s'‘the retort proper to the ! thinking, running. I ball packers himself at Tempe. ' ” aiches’”in'Engiand/TGiv your- Powers, who lakes'care of the ■ eery re.>specti'.-cly lart night at the The full text of the statement Special Deliveries. defense front, the Navy tightened cording to the" records, on the Anpeondacunua . . , . 26'* Johnson, Mrs. Marguerite Camp cising in the sun . . . CJotton who taunted ’^Wm during quarterback. ; Ariz.. and also had a climaUc ; g^if fo„r points for each cone-part At Athol. Christmas parkages | Armourlour 111 ...... 4% creaaingly ambitious in football In 1 rivals who taunted him during 1 y -.n v i. A-ih.rV i 1 break in preparing for the engage fre.shmen. Is 21 and just out of West Side Rcl’ alle.ys in the Rcc follows: its contract forms to gua(d and toilet articles were knocked ' "borderline" of intoxication. bell. Mrs. Hannah (julnn and ,Mrs. Rowl officials are kicking each recent years. In the season Just the sea.son with the nickname I ) I question answered correctly; when j BJston'i’fiilTcge' hi'msei'f' j league. The East .Sides were ex- "IfE n glish solidarity with the Atchi.sonli.s o n j...... 16% Ohitiiarv The Christmas mall rush drop agaln.st sabotage and espionage jn to the floor. | In two of the six rases, there 'Cecelia Wandt. other tyhere it hurts moat for iin- ended it played two of this year’s "Lucky Buck.v ” becauae there was ; ment at El Paso. ;.questions questions involve two parts, scorescore; L^ahy. when "he took over St ceptionall.v "hot ’ rolling -well over" . Italian renaissance has been- his construction activities everywhere. was no evidence of liquor hav Aviationitlon Icorp .. 4% (leresttmatlng the drawing power Stanford Has Splendid IJne Fresno State h"hs tackled more 2 points for each sectiorit; - , crjgjon > uuege/ torically demonstrated to be false. ped down to a brisk walk today, Buffalo. N. Y., housewives re- Baldwin CT , . 17 bowl team s—Tennessee and Mis no luck in Bucky’s achievement. , Nebraska has more reserves, ' Boston College/ two years ago, i the 600 mark m two games and assuring all postal employees ex ,i Under the new order, the Navy ■ported.pictures rattling on the wall ing been involved. (>t their show and reducing prices. sissippi State—besides. Clemaon. He started 36 games on the, j 1—(A) W h at prom.sing .voting credited his predecessor Gil Do'ble hanging uji a total of 1S21 for the "2. It ii true the English and can force a Navy contractor to Balt and Ohio ,. 3 'i but Stanford has a splendid line I ® Ha a Azva araai-aa $■>,-, ___1 Lj *...... i,« - t . . ._ cept those engaged in the delivery and milk gla.sses spilled. , . .33'. Result will mean a gross gate of Centenary, Ole Miss and others. hill for the world champions and j , ,1 t .u- __ .„ ij .second ba.seman was given his with leaving him a we'll-drilled j three games to set a new league .Italians fought together in the discharge any employe designated Bendlx . . . . Deulhs behind which runs another back or L I w w " f'-ee agency by commissLner Lan LilVorld war but Italian sacrifiees of special handling matter the holi Both the New York and Boston ,. 85% Marlboroujili nearer $120,000 than the anticipat Ed Kubale. who left Center In finished 29 of them, winning- 22 , two, not the least formidable of and money is being turned back. squad which /already knew plenty mark. Mike .Saverick took all the day at home with their families. by the secretary of the Navy as metropolitan areas felt the shud Beth Steel ed $145,000 .... most unusual 1938 to be Southwestern’s head and losing 19. He pitched 3051 dis: (B i What bonus did he receive of football. That tribute, of a type ! honors with a single of 1.56 and a "iWere repaid by the English in the "undesirable to have access to Be^h Steel 7, .pfd . .1 3 0 ', John E. Bengtson | football coach and athletic director whom.ia a flyer by the name of This is something in the way of for signing with the Philadelphia Brell-known manner. ■The total receipts of the office dering of the earth. In New Mra. Howard Lord Xmas cards received to date came -innings and worked against 1.207 [ Hugh Gallanieau. horo of the big evidence that bowl game* are rather rare ih football, won much triple of 40,3 for the year topped the $100,000 work or materials for the Navy.’’ Borden ...... 18% John Edward Bengtson of 143 834-2, Boat Hampton and who Is being retained under Athletics? "3. The unforgettable serious- I York, the tremors w-ere felt from .. 3 '; Wetherell street, died at the Me from Tomm.v Richardson; president batters. game with California. Gallameau here to stay. popularity (or the new coach. PagaiiJ’s Wcst j-ldi^s (it mark on Saturday, assuring a rec ‘ Brooklyn to' the Bronx. In Con- Can Pae ...... of the Eastern League and Ted the new program, declared; “I’m Walters’ earned run average 2—What horse became the turf s If sonieqfae insists that Leahy’s | Hagenow ...... 97 107 118—332 Beaa in the application of sanctions Ca.se (J. I.) . .,...... 5 3 '. morial hospital this afternoon after was named as the NEA All-Amer- Set ’em up in the other alley! ord, for the office for the year of j necticiit the trembling was ac- Deglin. press agent for Madison confident football can be made not only was the liest ui the sen- 1 all-time money winner by winning teaching.s/must have had a mite | .109 96 108—313 ' (•eonomic measures against Italy Cerro De Pas ...... 29% a short illness. Employed aa care Mrs. Catherine Ebentheur, attractive under the new setup." the Santa Anita Handicap? to the Ethiopian war) comes from several thousand dollars. Secontl Quake ! companies, by rattling break daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chria ,S. Square Garden . . . what’s this ior circuit, it topped the 2.62 mark | to fk) with bringing his club unde- 'lkea.»on .122 111 9.5—328? The delivery of mail matter on Che.s and Ohio . . . .. 41 taker at the Watkins building for 3 - (A) What three-cushion bil r- lUdoien 107 lot 116—327 the fact that by the Initiative of fast table dishes, but. .the .^reraors Fancher-Bro9W1V . . 73% the past IS years, he had been Christensen and Stanley I’laneta, about Waite Hoyt, the old pitcher, i of Cleveland’s Bobby Feller in | feated add untied through a ten- last Sunday helped greatly in re Chrysler ...... 1 liards star won the world’s cham Whi'e .126 1,31 l’J6—383 : ■ngland they were applied for the were described as less severe than ’ Brown Coca Cola ...... , ,104'i absent from his duties less than son of John Planeta were-married replacing Red Barber as aircastcr ; tho American League. In 1939 game schedule, tbe soft-spoken lieving the annual last days crush Hits Norlheasl; during la.st week's shock. Ml.ss Eunice Cornelia \l I Walters, who came to the majors pionship; iB i What was his re first time against us. Col Gas and El ...... 4% two weeks. Bom In Vestergotland, Saturd.ay afternoon at the home for the Dodger games next season ? markable won and lost record in former/Notre Dame tackle recalls "4 It is shown indisputably tlfat of mail in the local offices. Hiding westward, acro.ss New i-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. : as an inflelder, turned in a 2.29 ^ Pat Vendrillo Loses that he learned his lessons from 561 549 .56.3 1673 ! J. Seymbur Brown, of 99 Coml Inv Tr ...... 3 5 '. .Sweden, 63 years ago, he had lived of the bride's parents-Rev. Elmer . . . Bimlech has resumed train that tournament? JBngland wanted the present war. An interesting sidelight of the York, the vibrations toppled a ing at Hialeah Park. Local Sport average that also was better than ^ Rofkne. Kairfleid Grix-er.v (0) past few days was the Incre.-ised Little Damage Henrv street, will b e c o m e Coml Solv ...... 10'.. in this country for 40 years. He T. Thienes performed the double 4 - What hockey team won the Phelon 79 101 90—270 Refer to tfie guarantees to Po Christmas tree 31 floors above the .. 21% leaves besides his wife. Mrs. wedding ring ceremony which was I the best in the rival league. National League championship?!— land and the attempted policy o f use of .special handling facilities street io the state office building the ' bride of Dr. Morris Col Cons Edi.son ...... There were other outstanding Plank . , . . S5 119 110—314 of the postoffice. During the past Con.S, Oil ...... 5% Augusta (Pearson) Bengteon, one attended by members of both fam- Todar’s Guest Star Decision at Holyoke ( Be careful! I. i O''"* Fordham ."J, t ’enrurt . ,S9 I'JO 100—309 encirclement of the totalitarian (Continued from Page One) at Albany, brought mild tremors burn Fancher of this town- at a Al Buck. New York Poet, "Mike ('.halier pitching performances In the Na- ten days the local special delivery seven o'clock candlelight ceremony Cont Con ...... 37% son, Roy Edward Bengtson and a ilie.s. The bride was attended by 5 - (A I Who pitched the; first ; I' Vonn.-irt ,10.5 101 87—29.3 ■tates. and rattling dishes to Syracu.se, foster son. Nils Pearson, both of her sister, Mrs. Randall Schreler .Iscobs is trying to get Lew Jen- ' tional League last season. but; opening day no-hit game in major Lalla.^ Dec. 24—i.Pi— Dali,as "6 Italy lacks freedom of life carriers have handled 600 special disturbance wxs the forerunner of this evening at the home of the Corn Prod ...... 4 4 '; Brefn 10,3 101 92—296 and further tremors in Rochester .. 2'4 Manchester, one grandson: a of Cromwell, the gifoorh was at iklns to change his mind about re The Connecticut Sporta Writers’ ' nothing close to the .sweeping sue-1 « , R i.n n i*» time the organization said it had league history, and iB i what club . riotous welcome for the hi her own sea, all outlets being delivery letters or packages, es a series of tremors’which could be bride’s parents. Christmas decora Del Lack and West ;e will hold n s second an-I eess of th* 30-ycar-oId Philadel- ' * 0 " * n e n n i C O O r g e r tablishing another record for the and Buffalo. Douglas Aircraft . .. 75% brother Adolph Ben.son of East tended by his brother Frank tiring and Lew is trying just as Alliance rereived the entry’ of Jay Bozeman. did he beat? * Fordham football squad which ar- 101- 542 479 1482 guarded by England. This fact and expected to lead to a severe earth The earth qulv^ering waa felt tions will be used with pol'nsettlas phinn. i office for any year. Du Pont ...... 163% Center street; another brother, Planeta. After the wedding the herd to get Mrs. Jenkins to change nuaf banquet at the Hotel Bond in For 6th Defeat in 28 Vallejo. Calif., star who flni.shed 6 - Name the winner of th" Ken-iFriday for a Cotton Bowl other vital aims for which Italy quake. probably within eight farther south, in" Scranton, Pa., predominating. Rev. Dr. Watson her’s." Hartford on Monday.^ Jan. 27, at The leading percentage pitcher' tucky Derby. | 17 140—313 Wednesday. Mi.ss WllCox spent sev Int Tel and Tel .. ment of The Herald’ as soon as started exactly 18 games. the Valley Arena in HoI,voke. Mak -1 Churchill was given by the Prin P rof. L. Don Leet, Harvard Uni "sharp" but no damage was re Lohengrin wedding march played Johns Manvllle . . . .. 57% Emanuel Lutheran church. Rev. evening by members of Marl to sit on the bench with the Ari and won the Preakness and Bel at the height of its enthu.siasm Railtenberg 97 95 91—283 eral summers on Willington Hill versity seismologist, a.ssertfd a possible. ..please include $3 remit Anyway his winning parcentage ing his 28th start at 139'^ pounds, mont stakes. Meaning. Fordhim folks are cess of Piedmont (ci;own prin ported. Bennington experienced by Mrs. Lucille Brown Ferguson Kennecott ...... 35%’: Thorsten Gifstafson will officiate borough Grange. Mrs. Ehentheur zona State Bulldogs when* „they tance. .. the local fighter floored his 1.39- ^"'Ice-Capades” U-Vrehcit 93 102 113—308 cess) in asking for membership in at the home of Miss Dunning. "fore” shock of mild inten.sity oc two tremors severe enough to vi .. I ' i and burial will be in the East receive^ many beautiful gifts. of .889 was a new high for the 10—What school won the Na- mighty nice peopleVbut, i(/. they : i •, Vennart 87 119. 83—289 Mr.s; Ida M. Brown, of Willing- sister of the bride. Lehigh Val Rd . play Western Reserve in the Sun pound rival for a count of nine in • 1 a tional Collegiate Athletic Associa- the Fascist party at this time. curred at 8:01 o’clock. ,lfe esti brate brick buildings. Residents Ljgg and Myer.s B . . 96 cemetery. . Bowl .... Cleveland already National League and hV rated think they’re going toTome doiirn ton Hill, will ,4peech three tremorg, a fourth nimble.,wns Greenfield. Christmas trees and Nat Distill ...... 23'4 fall, the one you have must be of Holyoke In the third round aft ; pionshlp; (B l Who Won (Uiese are "Churchill’s speech will be hiade will -be dinner guests of their gown of red artd ,^’hite 'checked taf Cheney, was held at her late Mr. and Mrs. C ra te r Blow, IT."! victories and five defe.ats. He that we w’i.sh reported at Center Ossipee, N.. H., electric Chri.stmas window lights N Y Central ’...... , 13'i home, 40 Woodland street, Hart Holiday (ireetlngs pretty well worn out” . .. to which er he had been sent to the canvas Springfield. Mas*.. Dec. 24 — getting tougher!) the .National known through the prts.s and Vadio laughter and .son-in-l,aw*, Mr and feta, cut on quaint, old-fashioned .J 16',; Summit street. started 23 games and worked in near the eplcentey of the 'quake, at were knocked down. Nor Am Co ...... ford, this afternoon at 2 o’clock. ' Discharged yesteiflay: Thomas The conductor of this column we, with Major Hodple, can only twice in the second,"once for a six- public linka golf title? '' ' with considerable publicity since It Mrs, Exists Monitor Christmas In 9:3.6. lines and with velvet, ribbon trim. 31; relief on 10 other occasions. (.Special) —’r%e Springfield Indians’ ivo might extend New Jersey, which felt last She will carry a colonial bouquet Packard ...... Rev. Raymond Cunningham, rector Smith, 16 West Center street; wishes every’ reader, every sports reply: "Hrrumph”. ,. count and again for a nine. Car 1.3—Who won t^sj*—.Natloral la cdnstdercd that it will contribute Willimantic. ■ In New J^ngland tremors were weeW’-s qiiake. again was shaken Param Piet ...... l o 'i Big Paul Derringer, the lion- hockey arena has been transform-1 of white -and red flowers. of Trinity church, Hartford, offl- Mrs. Hannah Swanson, 444 Cen %-rlter and ever.vone who. has con- hearted dean of the Reds' mound rigan is the Ind who won a deci singles tennis championship? T>pr.«onairy — A Very to tlfC knowledge and solidarity of Mallrarricr Charles Uyop ha.'r •slightly by today’stemblor, which ... 21 % reported.from Maine to Connecti Following the ceremony a yeeep- Penn ...... ciateij and burial was In th^IBast ter street; Mra.’ Iva Watkins, 240 . rlbuted during the year, a very W’p acknowledge with thanks sion over Bneko^n three weeks ed into a huge theater, the atage | 14 W’hal was the name, of the the Italian people which continues given each boxholdcr a lead pencil cut and, although in many sections was thought by some to have re Phelp.s. Dodge ...... 34% staff.»allpped from the supremacy and will continue the war on all tion for 25 relatives will be held at cbmetcry here. —\ (, South-Main street. Merry Christmas and the happiest greetings from Coaches Will he shared with WalterB In 1939 ago but the . Rookvllle boy got la aet and everything is in readl- rTOkie who beat Cleveland 2-0 to > Merry Christma.a — and A ' with greetings. they were described as "slight" and sulted from an ekploslon. Phil Pet ...... 40',; Clarke and Pete Wigren of Man sweet revenge last night as- . he . 1 , , a______clinch the pennant for Detroit even fronts until victory. the Brown home, after which the Admitted today: Helen Brlello, sort of New Y'ear.- and finished sixth In the league neaa for th* first local performance ,f,bugh he wasn’t eligible for the : J Schools closed Friday and will les.s severe than-the shock of last Auburn and White Plains were Pub Serv N J ...... 28% Glastonbury; Arthur Dorr, 2Q chester High, Tom Stowe of Miami,, betted out bis rival. Happy and Pro.sperou.8 New Year! "The fact that Churchill, at the not he in session until after New among New .York communities to couple will leave for an unannounc Radio . . . . both in earned runs and victories of "Ice-Capades - of 1941,” toraor-. World Series? iS height of the .strtiggle, felt the Friday, residents of Lowell, Maas- ed wedding trip,'the bride wearing Griswold street: Erllss . Keeney? Namea -|s' Nanies Fla., our predecessor at this post; ■with a record of 20 ahd 12. He Billy Farr, 'Who recently turned Y'ear’s r -hchusetts, described the ’quake feel the. shocks. . Reading ...... 12", Baldwin ,Voice« John P. Sultlvan, manager of the row night at the Eastern Slate* j i,5 ~\Vho won the 1940 R o s e ;* necessity of coming out with this a dusty roselkhecr wool dress, rose 1.54 Keeney street; Robert fJohns Dennis Bod Old Man is a mem proved in , the WqtIiI Series, pro and won hjs first start by a I It i.3 difficult to niea.sure 'such • _. Adolph Wochomurka and Rich there as sharper than Iwt Week. A man working beneath an suto- Rem Rand ...... 8': ton, 176 Center street. i,. ber of the Boxing team at Haskell Green esgers; Nick Angelo, secre knockout, was scheduled to appear (2oU*eum, atarilng at 8:30. \ Bdwl football game? •landeroUs attempt and with this' ard Tyler of Brown Univer.'fitVj moblle In Weymouth, Mass,, nar hat and black coat with mink trim. Republic Steel . . . ,21% tary-treasurer of the Twi League; though, that he still had his stuff As fantastic as the fairylands of —.Vium'cra— substantial appeal for a compro Reports flooding into newspaper Holiclav Greetings Discharged today: Mrs. Edna Institute, Lawrence. Kans. in the "clutch;” ’ on the Holyoke card again but was ‘ things a.3 friend.'ihip in money values ts, Providence. R. I.. will spend, the’ rowly escaped injury when the car The bride is a graduate of Man Rey Tob B ...... 30% Fran I.,etry of Foi:dhBiii, foriner forced to cancel hia bout because children’s stories so popular at this 1 --(AI»Benn>- McCoy (B ' $45.- mise peace shows that beyond offices throughout the region in chester High school and an active Schicbenpflug, 313 Birch Moun Rated on earned run averages, holiday recess w'ith their parents. dicated the.trembling first was felt rolled off a jack. He was pinned Sears Roebuck .. 77 tain Road; Mrs; Ruth Pease and High track brilliant; John Echmal- an injury to his eye had not healed particular season of the year. Rus 000. but could that be done we would be far some brilliant appearances and The botton mills shut down this beneath it for several minutes, but Girl Scout leader. The bridegroom Shell Union . . . . . 10% . 4 1,. ian of the Trade School: and tho the ten leading pitcher* were Wal sell Marker! of New York’* Radio 2- -Seabiscuit. ' ji propagandlstic exaggerations Eng between 8.43 and 8.44 a. m. Hartford, Dec. 24—(/P)—Gover infant daughter, Andover; Mrs. Whips A’ictora, 81-2 ters 2.48; Claude Passeau, Chica properly. Farr collected a afternoon, and will be closed until emerged unhurt. is a graduate of the Gilbert school. Socony Vac . . . . . Boaton Red Sox o( the American "shiner” from Billy Jackson of City presents a new show w'hlth 3- - (A) Hoppe .. (B) Won 20 , j richer than most people on thi.s earth. Your land is aware of the tragedy of her No damage was indicated in any nor RaldwitY today volceil his sea Emily Newton, Andover; Mrs. go 2..50: Sewell 2.79: Fitzsimmons games, lost none. 11 after New Y’ear’s for Inventory. .section although the tremors were Housewivel and children In some Winsted, Baltimore College of South Pac ...... Esther Knapp, 152 Charter Oak The ’ Whips scored a smashing I>eague.. .and the remembrance of New York last Monday before has all the color of a tale of Kip own situation." Boston apartments became alarm Dental Surgery. University of sonal greetings to the people of Joe Farr of Charter Oak alleys... 2.82: Jim Ju m e r, (Cincinnati 2.89; 4— Boston Bruins (New York ' J Mr, and Mrs. Everett Robertson felt over many"^ hundreds of miles South Rwy ...... Connecticut in the following state street; Mrs. Bernard Sheridan 31-2 triumph over the Blue Devils stopping his foe in the second ling. friend.ship and good will have meant much to us in ed by the sudden swaying of their Maryland. He Is a member of XI as Dougan tallied the Derringer 3.06; Manny Snlvo. Bos Rangers won the Stanley Cup). I'j will observe their fourth wedding inland from the coast. Std Brands ment from the executive offices and infant son, 61 Cedar street; only basket ton 3.07: Lon Warneke, St. Ixiiiis round and tlie eye hasn’t responded Painted ice and gorgeous coa- anniversary in Fiochester, N. Y homes 4ml the rocking of kitchen PsI Phi fraternltjT and a member Std Gas and El . for the losers and Richardson And so, to one and all. may the to treatment as expected. 5— (A) Bob Feller (B) Chicago!;1940 — Our purpo.se in the new year will be to continue Last Warning At the Portland, Me., Weather at the capitoI: Mrs. Lucien St. Germaine and In 3.14; Dick Errickson. Boston 3.17: tumea, soft and changing lighting White Sox. ’“ I! whore they will visit her brother, stoves. of the American Dental Associa Std Oil Cal „----- fant son, Somers; Ernest An paced the winners with eight peace and blessing of the Yuietide Pet* Vcndrillo, Sr., will take an Bureau a roaring sound was said Lawrence. Mass., reported hous “I extend heartily greetings to season be yours through the rest, and Hal Schumacher. New York affect* and all the other feature* of . 6 -Gallahndlon. !| H. F. Baker and Mrs. Baker Wed to have accompanied the tre’mors, tion. He has practiced dentistry at Std Oil N J all of the people of the state at this drews, Bolton Notch. hoops. Bi>x score; other team of fighters to Holyoke es shaken, but not aa severely as Whips 81 of the year and In the new year to 3.25. a gigantic Broadway musical are 8— Wilbur Shaw. j | Is Given Aliens nesday and Thursday. commencing there at 8:44.35 and 889 Main street for a number of Tex Corp ...... ■« 397i Christmas-tide and best wishes for Death: This afternoon, Edward next Monday n l^ t. incorporated with the -world’s last week. P F T come. . . Rated on winning percentages S—(A ) Lawson Little and Gene | j .WeriV ^ Frank Hatak fractured his .skull continuing 2t) seconds to 8.44.55. years. Tlmjien Roll B e a r ...... 49% a happy and prosperous New Bengtson, 143 Wetherell street. greatest skaters in this ice fanta^ To Operating a branch of the Har T rans‘America ...... 4% 0 Richardson, r f ...... 2-2 18 they were Fitzsimmons 16-2; Sarazen (B l Ed Oliver. Manchester aliens will have when he fell from a dam in South Small articles danced about during Year.” Census: 68 patients. Swell 16-6:16-«; Walterswaiter* 22-10;sa-io; Turner nimer a • • , ' f of peaceful America. 9 — Bimelech. that time. vard seismograph, station, Roger Union Carbide ...... 68’'« 3 L, Wood, if ...... 2-8 4 tmtll Thursday night to reg Willington to the concrete sluice L. Arrlngdale described the dis Announce Engagement 14-7; Gene Thompoon, (2inqlnnati I l l J l i n C S l O I V C e p Bellta Is the top-billed star, but 10— Southern Callfomis. T h i $ way, about twenty-five feet. He In Brockton. Mass.,'" the ’quake Union Pac ...... 75-)i 1 Buckland. c . 0-6 4 ister vrith the local alien reg turbance In the Portland, Me,, area Mr, and Mrs. George P.^Olds of 1 Hillman, rg ...... 0- 0Last . 4 Night ^s Fights 19-9: Derringer 20-12: Warneke *' ' even this great Engliah skater 11— -(A) Johnny Paychek^B) istration, bureau in hte basement was found lying in ice water. He was described as worse than last Unit Aircraft ...... 41% as "not quite as heavy” as last Chestnut street announce the en I TTiompsoa, I g ...... 1- 1 1 16-10; Bin McGee, St. Lout* 16-10; cannot be overplayed in this pro Louis stopped him in second round. .■'tt the post office or risk,detection is in a critical condition at the week's, distinctly rattling dishes, gagement of their daughter. Miss Unit C o rp ...... 1% Isaytoii Inactive 12— (A) BjTon Nelson (B ) Rob Confldttnr shakinj^f furniture. Friday’s. Bangor. Lewiston and Unit Gas Imp ...... 9H Paseeau 20-13; and Clyde Shoiin. duction which gathers together for •ad fine of $1,000 or sentence to Johnson Memorial ho.spltal, Staf many other Maine communitiea Loretta Elizabeth Olds, to Merritt 13 5-16 31 S t Louts 13-11. every performance - mere than 75 ert Clark. St. Paul, Minn. ford Springa. Desks In the office of The Brock U S R u b ber...... 21% By The AsAoeiated Preas 18—Don McNellL -'Ma months imprisonment, or both. felt the ’quake, some reporting the Howard Doane, son of Mr. and Blus PeWls (2) 'ew York—Aba Simon, 2,56 1-2, There was one no-bit no-run top-notch okaters. The local office will be open ton; Enterprise were said to have U S Smelt ...... 64% 14— Floyd Gelbel. Sincerely Yours ' visibly moved. tremors mqre severe and some Mrs. Howard Doane of South p B F T New York, outpointed Al Delaney, game—a stunning spectael* by Chicago, Dec. 24—(#)—Th* $20.- McGowan and Hack, Joe Jack- ''Thursday afternoon and evening, Gives CTiristmaa Message Windsor. U S Steel...... 68% 15— Southern California beat Pictures were knocked from the much less pronotmeed than ’ last Vick Chem ...... 42% Merry Christmas 1 Tournaud, rf, .. ___ 0 0-1 0 183 3-4, Oahawa, .C:an. (10. Tex Carleton of ihe Dodgers 000 tournament for the world’s son, Jr., Serge Flash, a chorus of I’,'- ftom I p. m. until 8 p. m. and if Berlin, Dec. 24. — (a>) _ propa Tennesaee 14-0. walls and dishes rattled in houses Western Union ...... 20 2 Law, If ...... 0 0-0 0 Chicago—Nate Bolden, 157, Chi against the Reds April SO to cli three cushion billiards champton- 36 darlings, Lots Dworshak, Vera there are registrants in line after ganda Minister Paul .luseph Goeb- in Newport, R. I., where the shock '^.^eslilents of the Niagara Falls. 2 Olchney. c . . . . ___ 0 0-2 0 cago, and George Burnett, 159, De max Brooklyn’* nine-game win ■hip lost a nationally famous cue Hruba, Robin Lee, baritone, George closing hour, the workers will Song Writer Found De«d West El and Mfg ...... 10U% To the Many Friends of "IJfer” Given Freedom bels told several hundred children was felt for three minutes. N. y., area reported their beds Woolworth ...... 30% 2 GustafiKia. rg . . . . ;o 0-7 0 troit, drew (10). ning Rtresk at th* start of the stsr today hut gained another top Byron, Dench and Stewart, Lynam ;'Mmaln on duty until all are reg- at a (Christmas party today "let’s shaken and dishes in their homea U Copelaad. Ig .. . . . , o 0-0 0 season. flight competitor shortly after Cor.corid. N. H.. Dec. 24—(iPi— At Center Ossipee, N. H., the Boston. Dec. 24.—(>P)--BlUy HIU. Elec Bond and Share (Curb) 3% THE MANCHESTER CONVALESCENT HOMB Providence. R. I— Everett Right- and Jackson, Pierre Bsniot, Al Bur After 16 years behind prison bare. 'i^ r s d . show ourselves worthy of that center of last week’s ’quake, three rattled 1 Dougan, rg . . . . ., . . . 1 0-0 a mire. 127 8-4, Sioux City, Ie„ out- Hugh (losing pitcher) Mulcahy ward. ette and numerous others gsin The total number of aliens reg peace and happiness which is In The quSke was distinctly felt 42. New York and Hollywood aong 1 F. Wood. If . . . ___ 0 0-0 0 ot Leo A. Roach, 43-ycar-old "lifer," GLENNEY’S shocks were felt. The first came Maple Sap Running Mrs. Frank Giblin Mlnted Lerry Bolvin. 125 1-2, the Phlllte* agate was tbe Rea The National M ltard Aaeocia- equal- applause in the “Csnsdes,” was free today on a conditional istered as of today is 1924, which store for us at tbe end of the through. New Hampshire which writer, whose beat k^w n work n Barrett, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 Providence, (10). son’* gdet. losing the most game*. 789 MAOr RTREBT at 8 o’clock, the second at 8:45 probably was his "L ast Roundup," (Thardon, 0 „ Dec. 24.—(/fV-Pro tion announced that Injuriea re which have already thriUed capa-ii- pardon. Roach was convicted of ; Is about .ten per cent more than war.” His- address, broadcast and the third at 8:55. was lU api>arent center, radiating 29 Cottage Street Holyoke. Maes.—Fred Cabral. 22; allowing the most hits, 283; ceived in a traffic miahap last week city crowd* in Boston, New Or throughout the nation, was in from the Center Osalpee, Tam- was found dead today In a room in longed warm weather has started 9 slaying Vernon F. Atkins of Con -tbe aattdpat^ total from this Second Shock Most Severe maple sap running In this district, 1 0-10 2 1 ’3, Cambridge, Mass., outpointed giving up the moat runs. 141; and oiild prevent Johnny Lsytem. for leans, Montreal, Pittsburgh, Phila cord in 1923. The prosecution said "Where Th* (Jood Men's Wear Comas From " town. Tbs local omcs ;bas been tended as a general Clhristmas The second shock was the most worth and Center Sandwich" area, the Hotel Essex. Dr. Herman Score at half 18-2. Whips. Rei- Norman Hurdman, 146. Toronto Buffering the longest losing streak, Schwarts aaid he died of natural the capiUI o f Ohio’s "sugar bush” mer world’! dbampion of Stdalia, delphia, Quebec, New Haven and the killing followM an argument ■n dally and during certain eve* mesaage to all children and their severe. Chimneys were toppled ov to Goffatown, Manchester and else- sree, Tedford. (8 ). 13 games. f Mo., from competing. At the same Providence. I over rum running. * jtotin sliuif Sei^mber $7. parents. , er, groceries Kell to the floor In | where. oauaea. Industry. | sm st*
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MAWCHESTRR EV?!n TNO HERAI.D, MANCHESTER, CONH., TUESDA’T, DECEMBER 24,>940 PXGB TH lkl l i T W E t V B MANCHESTER EVENTNC HERALD MANCHRSTER CONN TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1940
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KBU KYUEK A Safer Plan BY KBBD HABMANi Ann«Nine«nenta Florists—r^urserie9 15 Wanted— I'o Kuy 5M Riggs to Open Cowley Boosts . CHRISTMAS “ PLANTS and cut CASH FOR CHRISTMAS. —Cash yjAT HE(?E,PROfE«8«V 4 0 m 8 b a k i n g of all kinds, i n (5 0 IN’ *10 C O fM ER .-iwaddlnc cakes made and decorat flowers. Our own •grown Polnset- paid for old gold. Jewelry, watch Sense and Nonsense ed. Mrs. Geo. Wogman, 306 Oak tias, 31.00 and up. Begonias. es, dental gold, etc. Room 14 Net Comeback Scoring Total -L street. Tel. 6459. $1.50-32.00, Aselea^s, Kalanchoc, , Cheney Block. 983 Main street, Mike—Sorry to hear you,were over Thrifty Cleaners. Merry Chrlatmea A t this aeaaon of the year our 50c and up. African Violets. $1.00, wiah there were eome new tboughta turn to ^ thoee whoee In a free-for-alL ^h t, Pat. ' Prim roses, ^I.OO./'Dlsh Gardens, Former Champion Is >WEH0Poinsettias. Sweet peas, Test at New Orleans. Hold Hid Rink Lead. Upaokard. 1937 Ford coupe. Mes- room, heated, home privileges. 20 rrman’s son, has freed the king- | '•Thank God. there lan’t!" Hearty Oreatlng for a Merry what makeajyou so hoarse? ^aler Nash, 10 Henderson Road. .50c a bunch, Pomprims. Stevia, Newman street. dam of tho good gray ((ueen from ! The aplrlt of Chrlatmaa la aa Chrlatmaa and a Happy, Proe- Mrs. M c^otch—1 juat talked Corsage,' $1.00 and up. Cemetery New Orleana. Dec. 24. —(.$*)— three giants. He has" helped three i j Montreal, Dec. 24— i/Pi —Bill Mmple aa the heart of a child. peroua New Year, my husband out of a dollar. Tel. 7358. wreath.'. Christmas wreaths, bas FOR HF..\T~131 EAST Center princes In trouble. Now he staris.-K ER VJILL GET-tou ------Bobby Riggs, who started slipping Cowley,. the clever center of the It needa no new alogan. It la (Sk fe lt o ut o p - itW S OLDSMOBILE sedan. 1939 ket.", Mistletoe. Center pieces. street, one or two warm rooms, homenard. from bis No. 1 tennis ranking In Boston Bruins, evidently isn't go aa elemental aa the aun and Ote It waa quite a family: Junior—Why la an hour glass • THIS CMTtosY Pontiac sedan. 1938 Chevrolet Holly, Roping etc. For prompt de next to bath, shower, continuous .All Rights Resenrd wind and the rain, aa' the atari "Man at the Club—There pught made small in the middle? COUN1RX aedan. 1935 Ford coupe. Cole livery of flowers and telegraph hot water, on bus line, near. Cen tbs Sugar Bowl competition last AP Feature Sendee | ing to give up Rls scoring leader .year, will begin his comeback In that glowed on Galilee one holy to be only one . head of every Senior—To ahow the waste of Motors—8463. Open evenings. orders, call 3700, Krause's Green- ter. ship in the Natioi\j Hockey Lea family. time. (louse.s, 621 H'.irtfpnl Road, Man- the same Sugar Bowl event this nlg^t and now ahed their same Chapter Twenty gue without a struggle. _ateady light on an older and per- Littla Man—Quit# right. I'va OUR BOARDING HOUSE EITH ihestor. Conn Plenty of paikmg week. UUT UUR WAY BY J. R WUX1AM8 MAJOR HOOPI'I llusinL's.s Locations .'A hiiigdom and a Bride A week ago he had only a poij ps wiaer world. juat paid for hats for nine daugh Re who tells even small Ilea Aulo .Accessories— l ire? . 6; ap,ace. It was a corksurc Riggs who ua vAent out b ur n in g MERR.V CUKIETM AE,, The news of Eric's good fortune lead over Bryan Hcxtall of 4o, there la no new way to aiy ters. needs a great memory. For Kent 64 went Into the tournament In 1939. A VULE t06 WHEN TVIE TW iaESV.'— , WE THOUBWr 600-10 U. S. ROYAL delu.xc tires. XMAS KLOWfilRS and plants. Our H f bad ruled the amateur courts traveled before him. So that when New York Rangers, but in sevi l»rry Chlratmaa. Nor would we Cash and carr>' $6.50 each: B00-i 8 greenhouses are filled with ail FOR RENT—STORE, comer of during the year, after the wltb- he rode into the good gray Queen's daya he boosted this seven poin] frant one. MA,30R1tW> HOW CJAKB THEOtOBCWHAOT&M, tubes. 98c. Brunner,'. SO Oakland, lUnds, of flfmering plants, ferns, .=lpnicc' and Eldrldge. Telelephone drawal to pro ranks of Don ___ Budge. capital he heard trumpets playing and today his total of 25 points The tree you will dock la the HOLD KVKKY’l'HING BY CI.VDK LFWIS USED It) GET A BEAR. TRAP, 'N' JBRRV UCKE0,,BDT^ street, Manchc.ster. Your rivekard di.'h garilcn.s etc Cut flower:-, 7.')7I. ajid he didn’t seem to take things ' '* On the castle lawn he saw was eight ahead of his closest pur aame oa all the treea of ita kind Dealer. Tel...'il9I. Open evenings the Queen on. a throne at the end suers. During the week he bagged that have atood on all the hilla renter piei-ps. ,\IisJtletoe. [loll,\. any too .scrloufilv hore. GANTV.' MERRV OECiOEOTO HANG UP . wreatli.s a'lid baskets for ceme He loafed through the early of a Jong avenue of people who two goals and made'six assists. alnce the-world waa young. CHRlGTMAG/ MiB STOCKING a n d •< tery decoralion. Burke Tl>e Flor Huuse;< For Kent 65 round.', found bimsc)f In tlie llnals shouted when they saw Eric’s Hextatl, meanwhile, became In The joy In n chlld'a eyea on Kusiness Servic“s Offered 1.l| winged horse drop down on Uie volved In a threeway tie for sec Chrlatmaa morning in the Joy that FORGOT 10 TAKE NlS^ ist,. Route S3. Rockville. Conn. FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single, with Don McNeill and got hli first big shock. McNeill surprised the turf. ond place along with Sylvanus has filled the Oyea of children LEG OUT OF IT.^ ASHE.8 Holllaier street. I ing white dress embroidered with I. 5.*Sweeney Schrlner of Toronto going to do next summer? . the Sugar Bowl jinx—that no •4Ch count as a word and comTirrtiVid • ...... ■ I iiiU ijR i’ l- HMi r j garlands of rosebuds. In her yel 4ANTA TW A held the lead In goal scoring with TTOrdi aa two wordsi, Mlnimutn enti ■■ ...... — ...... — > NUIKL OK .IKPLIt A riU.S champion ever has repeated. 9fi£?\iSHT COilPLl POmBT Of College Pal—Work In my fath-- 1» ptica of thraa lln«a. low hnir there was a crown of pale II, but had only one assist. ~ er’s office. What are you going R epairing OS Thia Is. to notice that I An* Riggs won»uii thetnr rjiigurSugar Bowl ouvi« Inink rf>RP^ ^hp nmilpd ahvlv I . Jim Orlando of Detroit remained fsfna rataa o^r tor rranaiwoi ! Mionv f’yliH «.if 1 ,i Minfr t.'oiirt, Man- crown in 1937, beatlnp Joe Hunt. .-v_ 4 ! 'rhe Queen saw and smiled. Kar-i heraelf a new dreaa for the wed- to do? ada. L'ti- -fiT '‘■iM'Ti . lil* I nn appll- /*N*i______4t___ .r- On tnc queen s left sat Santa ...... ______- ui..^u i ____ t* __^ i4 4-4^ the league's leading “ bad man" iJifrctlTe .>1arrfc 17. ISC' I W ANTED TO Tl'N'E, repiiir ami inty.Mi cl.if-ij th«.- Ilf Dcclmb"r. Otl^r oned m ^ winniws are Me- : c , - in's checks were rosy with a blush. ding. It was red and It was trim^ with a total' of 37 minutes spent In College Chum—Oh, nothing, C."-Fh A harif» I regliliito yimr piano ur player ••1 ' •ill'l tiM* t.'.ntnr I’l titr-il CnPi* Ncill.frankleT-aiker, .UthurHen- ^ Eric said, “Good Queen, where I med with white ermine tatla. The penalty boxes. either. i Cuniacutn* lia>a . I i risi 9 Cl a rn!^.■';.■•l I'lr .t lb * : ;i m r:» ii t r'-rinlt fur rule there must be a queeji to sit good gray Queen sent aa Invita t Goncacutiva Daya.. .j rtR'11 eta _piano.______Tei .Miinclio.sloi SU.'yj, Die pale ff .•Droholio liqu.ir c« the ^^'u' ’■•Tu. "Hiiiching a coconut The top scorers: 1 Day ...... U ctalU eta M ilmer A llson. Several of the' jovially at on my right hand. May I ask for tion to King Neptune by a aea- Player Club O A Pta Salesman—I say, sonny, la your * fcnK*.-* * f—Ti-\ .,4.4-. ! Pi''Diiae 5 6f M'J North Main B/reet. your princess in marriage?" guU. And Eric sent Invitatlona to mother at home? All ordara for irrafirular inaartlona REPAIRING .urro TUPb. ■8d» Conn. T)i« bu'ln«« i' winners, - ; tried Jagain, “ A , but . couldn JI E-rif 6--' ...... he did it.— Eric winked -- back, Cowley, B ea ton ...... 7 18 25 Vin b« charged at tha ona tima rata. curtains, lugnage. Hand made dog ir,«n«'ri hv Mfrh.i'l ,i. fjipplian of :5« make the grade Only Allison and | yup,, .. “Gladly," said the q^een. the three princes of Thuringia. Hextall, Rangers ...... 10 7 17 Small Boy—Yea. air. Special ratae for long tarm avary collars, harnes.' Oharlee Laking. N'^irMi .M.dn 'I r"ot. M ii I/'h " • t e r. Then Santa said, “ Eric, I have They all met that neYtt Ch^at- Salesman (after knocking In 4ay advertlatng glv«n upon request ■\iMii r«nrl \vill l)p «trftrfcteil hy Grant have been • in the finals | j^id. “we have heard that you I Appa, T o ro n to ...... 7 10 17 Ada ordered before iba third or 90 (famtiridge ,‘itrfol. Tol 4740 I .Viith'-ny \'\ ka ,>f •; i Mlniz 4’.,urt. [ twice neglected my work because I was mas Day at the castle of the good, V/laeman, Buatun...... 7 10 17 vain)— I thought you said she fifth day will ba charged only for .'lant-heittrr »’'inn.. a«i I'lTmUtf-c, Riggs, from, all reports, ha.' .so interested in vour task. Now I gray Queen. Eric and Karin were Howe, Detroit ...... 7 9 16 waa at home? the actual numtier of Mnn^ii the ad \NTHi*NY I'VK.V north as a king. You have done , ^^ve a favor to ask. It look.'to me married and even the winged Small Boy—Yea, air, but 1 don't appeared, charging at rha rate earn- Help Wanted— Female .t.i U»ih 4jf Dec . DM0. dropped his playboy attitude, and '.pp. Tomorrow vou shall go liome Drillon, Toronto ...... 8 7 15 ad bot no allowance or refunds can Is soriou.",ly attempting to regain to rule your own land ’’ there will be a wedding In this ; horse came to the wedding feast. Wataion, Rangera ...... 3 12 16 live here. CQe's goims caroling I H-i:-:i*i-. I kingdom. And I wauit very much Santa brought the young couple ba mada on aU time ada atoopad WA.NTED—GIRL TO care for two undisputed possession of the ten- , , ^ R. Conachcr. Boston . . . 9 5 14 \ 4 VJUEN UE WAXES U P = aftar the fifth day. I.IttrOR PRHMIT I to come and bring Mrs. Santa. a big bouquet Of mistletoe and a HEROES ARE MADE - NOT BORKJ ■t'.naMr.cfT. ^ No forbids": dtaplay lines hat children, during day go home ] nls throne. He s expected to do j " A. Colville, Rangera . . . . 6 8 14 '«r XOI II K OF -\TIO\ some real hustling. “ Y'ou gave iiiy kii gdom help “But now I must rush home and silkly, white fur lap robe. King Goldup, Toronto ...... 9 4 IS 8’lt)Kies IN SI AMH8 ■0id. night.'. 31 Eidriilge .'trcct after i Tnid i* to jjiv’fc nuUi’tr lluit I Harry when no one else was able to break I finish my toys. On next Christmas Neptune gave them a boat with Tha Herald win not be responsible 6 p. m. ‘ I D. Ji'liMdon uf K'li tJlonu'ooil sti*<‘eL, Mc.Veil) was scheduled to re"ap- [ G. Alien, Chicago . . . . . 7 6 IS Boo l’S AND HER BUDDIES Destination Unknown BY EDGAR MARTIN for more than ona incorrect inter* .MaiiohoMi'r. h.'iNr JUpiJ an apjilit'a* tl.a spell of the three giants. The j Day my work will be over for a blue silk Bails, and the QUeen gave pear in the competition but has , Schrlner, Toronto 11 1 n nir.MKN tiofi of ana advertisement ordered W A N T E D -.V r O.Ni'K an cxiawl- Mr'P rlatPil 17th of Df«v. lOi-'. witii been on a South .American tour ' fairy world helped you with a while. Will you young pt-ople set them a coach and 12 white hors?S N. .Metz. Toronto ...... 6 6 12 -.-n, 'G O ^'.TE .U . V\E —OH-V4 ' wey '."GOSH'*-.. VlHtCH V48N \b X TVMk4Vf. HE for more th^n one time. Dit' Litnior C'.lnlr^:^Mv■*Tl f-‘r magic locket and a magic soa- the wedding for Christmas Day?” to carry them to Eric’s kingdom. IsiANim NOO SEE. Ka-HTMlUaT THE fNTtPOQTT. rnced woman cook, for Cliestnut and officlaia haven't learned yet M. CoJvllle.' Rangera . . . . 5 7 eerrmeiYMi* inviei. mt r. m im u i »at o** /I'lV i >NHBRE KRB T i Tha Inadvertent omlaalon of in* .*4 f’liib Kfi'inlt tor the sale of fAlco* Eric and Karin-set out at dusk. ANTY-OH-H-H- aorraat publication of advertising Lodge. holic lltiuor on th« premises or 40 whether he'll be able to partici shell. But you also used your own Eric looked to see what Karin-| Taylor, Torontif...... 4 8 12 Santa followed them In his sleigh will ba rectified only by canceUation i.0aU street, Mauchowlcr. f'onn. The pate. wits. So you are wise enough to would say and ahe nodded her head Motter, Detroit ...... 7 4 U H u a a y \ i of tha charge made tha service l*nsine«-s is ownc«l by Manohester rule. happily. for a while. Before he left them, "If the enemy came into this kitchen right now, about all rendered. Dity Cliih. 1nc.. of iOak strict. Other leading players definitely Gieaebrecht, Detroit ... 3 8 11 All advertisements must conform Help VVanled— Male "Then when your own task was .Made A New Dress they heard him shouting, "Merry I.,angelle, Toronto ...... 2 9 11 I’d know how to do would be to scalp ’em!”-* M.»tK'hPsi*-r. Conn...aiijl avIH i>e con- expected include Allison, Grant. finished you slopped to help three After a big banquet in the pal Christmas!" In ttyla, copy and typography with 3tr 4 K-**T»trTN DCST r 4 DI t- I tlIM71*• ij ' I*V lliirrv of Wayne 'Sabin. Edw.ard .Alloo and regulations enforced by the publish* VV ANTfCD —RELIABLK tieal<^ to I i ji, m.-o .ktrcei. Matif'ht-ster, Chmn , brothers in trouble. So you are ace the travelers all set qjit for That was many, many years i i ara and they reserve the right to take over established pa.'? stStion ; as permlUi#-, Hal Surface^_____ both kind and generous enough to their homes to prepare foi for the ago. Eric and Karin lived to be Truck Kills Boy Coasters adtU revise or reject any eopy eon* In Manchester Write Box E, : ^ very old. But Santa Is as young as Leoder of Mutiny Is FUNNY BUSINESS •Idarad objectionable. V D.itPcJ ::ih of Dec.. DM?.■, be king. Before you go I want to i wedding on Christmas pay. Eric CIA>SING HOURS—Classified ads ricrsiu. reward you. is there anything in , hurried home to his father and ever. Listen for him. tonight. Y’ou Jackson. N. H.. Dec. 24—(/fi— Newcomer to Philately to be published same day reuat oa I^hor (^oiilrael my kingdom you would have?" ; mother. / may hear him in the aky shouting, Trying out a sled they received received by It o'eiaek noon Satur pLETC H ER CHRISTIAN, leader days lOt.m. Eric had been listening, but his • Santa wa'a so excited that Mrs. "M e rry Christmas, one and all. ‘ Jointly as a Christmaa present at lfc»ifS ^H u 4 sie^Pei^ Ti eyes had been looking at Karin. Santa sat right down and made ' THE END school holiday party, Robert * of the famous “ Mutiny on tht Telephone Yonr Wunl .Ads i Bars All .Strikes FEMALE DOG SPAYED, $2 50 ij Jiaii«ies Dales Johnson, 6, and bis lO-year-oUi Bounty,” is introduced to stamps A4a are accepted over tbs tela- female .cats spayed S3..50, male ! I unde, John Kelley, were killc-i portrait gallery on the Pitcairn •hOBt at tha CHARGE RATE giAen yesterday In a cellUiim with a ‘!i!- aboaa at a eonvenainee to aover- cats altered $*00 Dr. G. E. Bit- Set for Tests .Tohnny Vander Meer of the Reds Island stamp above The is.suc tiaart. but tha CASH RATES will be good, Jr., 10 Lasellc Road. West Newark. N. J., Dec. 24—oPi—A for pitching two consecutive no ton truck. In an effort to avoid t':- is one of Pitcairn's first scries of accepted aa FULL P.^TMKST. if Hartford, or 62 Silver street. Mid labor contract barring sit-downs, Europe’s Warring l)(ations hit no-run games and Joe Cronin. accident, the truck driver swunr. eight Paid at tha business office on or be .stay-ins, slow-downs or sympathy Boston Red Sox manager, for his his heavy vehicle off the road and Captain Bligh described Chris- fore tha seventh day following tha dletown. firat ineertlon of each ad otherwise ‘ Hartford. Dec. 24 - strikes was m effect today at the leadership. crashed Into an electric light pole. I tian as an able seaman, of a re WASH rUBBS That’s the Old Spirit BY BOY URANB Brewster Aeronautical Corpora spectable family. Christian wai tha CHARGE RATE will ba eollert- YORKSHIRE I'A.N.MvIE.S, all bred j i ljange in the examination dates to Decorate for (Christmas THERE ISNT yaBEAT.' TOO TJAMGEROUS FOR VOU WITH THAT ^ BUT X DON'T THINK Hf RICORMIZBe M i. ANY- ad No fasponalbtllty for errors in from champion blue ribbon win- ^ p tion plants in .N’ew.ark and Long master's mate at the time of the MOW THAT YOU'VE LOCATE® THE GA0OTEl)BS'^ ^telephoned ada will be aaaumad and HIDEOUT, WE CAM TAKE A LfTTLE TIME O P f .y time, across / BUT n L 6AR0M t h e r e . AFTBH THE WAV YOU Vj NAYi VOO gotta EXPECT A LITTLE DANGER thair aeaorsry Se guaran* nets, perfect singer.M, also females * Islan.d, manufacturers of fighter mutiny, had made two previous THE HAU. FROM DO ■filE FOOLED HIM BACK EAST AND HIRED A JOS LIKE THIS, AND I'M MOVING W J” ' for hreedin?. 21 Florence street. paitmcnt for license.s In hairdress- ami bomber planes. ''•'hay been arranged. In the larger COME O M .l WANT TO DO SOME CHRlSTiVtAS , teed. By The Associated Press — Daily Pattern voyages with Bligh. I^SHOPPlWfi FOR AVERY LOVELY SIRL THE HIDEOUT USTEU OUT AS ONE OP HIS SPIES---- WELL. Indei of Classifications ------:— 1 ing and cosmetology was anhoiinc- Providing for 'wage increa-ses There were hlackoiits and debris, cmes, the pantomlmes^Pcter Pan, Christian also led the flight to IS A v a c a n t IMS IT JUST WOULDNT DO POQ M»H -TO FOR SALF:— MALE canaries. ' ,,,j i„fjay by Health Commissioner which will boost the Brewster ^ s s in Boots, Cinderella and such • m b s ...... A the roar of guns and the scream Pitcairn Island, taking eight other apartm ent AND SEB VOU guaranteed singers. At.'O females. Stanley H. O.sboin. payroll $1,500,000 annually, the — will be staged as usual. • Engagamanta « ...... B Pattern 8778 mutineers, six native men, 12 na IVE RENTED fT Marriages ...... C 174.Cooper street. Tel. 7121. Te.'t.s scheduled to be given it contract was signed yesterday’ for of air raid warnings but Europe’s British blackout regulations ban tive women and one child. But AS A USTENIN6 Deaths ...... T> Hartford on Jan. 10 and 11 will be ! one year with the United Automo- warring nations aI.'o have for thylr ned' outside yulctide decorations. the romantic adventure ended POST Card Of Tbanka K F'OR SALE—LARGE selection of Christmas trees were scarce. Toy Truly, this Is and Found ...... \ those scheduled for Stamford on tions. the carol singing ana ex sales had been curtailed, printing fashions ever designed especially cific hideaway Although safe singers Ideal Christmas gift. 177 of Christmaa cards had been re AonoQncamnata t Jan. 9 and 10. have been po.'tponed changes of gifts. / for large woman. It’s so beau from British law, they were still Personals ...... | Center street. Phone 8083. duced to conserve paper but, as one to Jan. 16 and 17. Pope Pius' plea for a C^isimas tifully suave and smooth in line, victims of h'ate and jealousy. Aotnmohlloo government official put it: Automoblea for Sale ...... a Application.' for the.se examina truce was rejected and there was and, so perfectly planned to give Natives and whites clashed, first '•Every effort is being made to a slim-hlpped, high-busted effect AutomotUes for Uxchanga .••• k .Arliclr? I* (It Sale 4.S tion.' must be ncceived by the State Quotations no sign of one on any front. over one of the women, later ^.be Auto Aecessortas—Tires ...... i make Christmas as. bright and Tke detailing la very simple and Auto Repairing*—Painting ,••• 7 Hca’ th Department by Jan. 2. Greek forces battled Italians In cause the sailors treated the na FOR SALE—MEN'S rebuilt . and Albania In bitter winter weather. cheery a ' humanly i^ slb le under eaay to do — gathers Juat below Aula Schools ...... T-A the circumstances." tives as slaves Christian and four Autea—fihlp by Truck ...... t rei.isted shoes. Better than new In Libya, British forces pushed the shoulders, long, radiating darts of his comrades were killed in a Autoa-^For Hire ...... t cheap sboes. See them. Sam There is not much reason now to ahead in desert sands against Greek Observance Later ' at the waistline, a plain, paneled talk about loans. The time has sudden jittack. There Is no evi ' bright. lean public life has been its failure F ro n " besieged Britain N*hg want to repeat throughou^coralng ulation listed 66 Christians among ‘You’re sure y«bu haven’t Christmas and April Fool’s a g e f t t s w ho'v e s e e m Funeral Dlrecndr|| uuikir, 4i. O. V, VJtO empire. Descriptions of the and which the United States em usually pretty neckline, so becom MOT •TSLL U S ' MEN MUST BE fiT O L E N .' Moving—Truck fng—■Storage t*) Tlirri fnllov.ing up thia luvojy star p r e t t y s t u p id .' y v^wn-»i.crw. .PubRe Passenger Service V..- .K-A presidential candidate. -wartime scene in the dominions bassy undertook, to distribute. ing to full faces. w/HACT rrs — Farm—Dairy It leada me to a manger. ______; Will make up part of the piogram. J'UONHKVIl.I.E FDI.KS BY FUIM I'AINfi; FUX A L L PalBtlng—Papering ...... 1... II M^ny of these British are in con- Pattern No. 8778 is designed for Profeaslena) Services ...... TT tt Products 50 I peer uifiiln and there I find America will come through the ' High prices curtailed greenery ABCXJTf A tiny little Stranger. centratiorrcamps. Plum puddings, sizes 36. 88, 40, 42. 44. 46. 48, SO Repairing^ ...... tl present crisis, whatever form it displays In Germany, but dancing games and even a stove were ■ Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. FOR .?ALE 1- POT.VrOF.S field and 52. Sire 38 requires, r with C h r i s t m a s s t o c k i n g w i t h t h e t o e c u t o f f im Toilet r^oods anri Service 2* may .take, greater not only in nia- "'aa permitted diirlng the holiday among the gifts. The embassy also three-quarter sleeves, 5 1-3 yards run, tirsUs and seconds. Frank V. My hojjrt it filloU with .sorrov. terial values, but in the higher and sea.son. Children wcic to receive Wanlad^-Bu!»lriees Service .... Jf endeavored to provide for the of 39-lnch material without nap; Edaeatloaal Williams, Buckland. Conn. To see a Baby thrrr*, finer values. ^candy. nuts and homey. French In Italy. short sleeves, 4 \ yards; % yard . Courtet and Claitaet ...... >7 Baby m a manger cold. — Dr. Charles E. .Merrimn, ,L'nl-i Adolf Hitler spent last Christ- PrivBt* inntrurtlcnB ...aa.^ Does ho one.seem to care? contrast to trim neckline...... Household (iuods.. 51 verslty of' Chicago. mas with his troops In the front MuitCBi^Dramatic .. 19 ------lines on the western front but It Wilson Comeback For a PATTE R N of thU attrac inttruotirTit ...... K- Then while I kneel in silence was not disclosed whi-e be would Ffnanrial SEE THE HONEYMOON-Three Swoct music fills the air. - No w;age-eanicr, be it In an air tive model send 16c IN COIN. BendV—fl'oekP—Morli;;.4^ca .. 11 rooms pf furniture $l(>8.0(i. $IU plane factory or an.vwliere else, snond the dav this year. j YOUR NAME. ADDRESS. j And looking up I- see a choir British children spending the holi Top At^hieveiiient (kHV 0 ;>pcirtup‘Ti<^ ,11 ilown —IS months to pay. Albert’s , Of angels hovenng there.* .• enjoys striking just for the sske STYLE, NUMBER and SIZE to Money to l.oan ...... 18 h umtlurc Co 43 Alivn street, Vjf striking! daya in I'Janada wore-a.'sured of The, Evening Herald, today's Pat y Help and Aitaatlona mass parties, of distributions of^ FRHUHl.KS AND HIS FRIKNDS Determined BY MHKKll-l. BLOSSKK Help Wauuctl—Famale ..... HarUorU,-Conn., • j Circling around the Stranger -—James B. Carey, C. I. O. sccre- tern Service, 160-7lh Avc New Boston, Dec. 24 — OP) -— Jlmtn'y B^lp Wonted^MaU ...... tary. toys by the government and o f York, N. Y. ' Gold trumpet* in their hands, Wilson's comeback In stepping out CEHTAINU/ HAVe,^ M e r e 1 SAT, WORRYING PRACnCALLV t h e MINUTE MV BACK 9aUdman Wanted ...... ;w A s i«.- G KiACH.A-E U i « ™ i | chances for a few lucky ones to AM O \NWAT% Ralp Wanted—M*.U or Fern Isn’t it possible to put the de talk to their parents in the Brit of a coaching role • to catch the Our new Spring Fashion Book,/I HAVE JUNE sees FIT Tb BECAUSE ZULA DIDN'T INVITE /.'/ IS TURNED. SHF UPS AND GETS , Asentt Wanted ...... Cincinnati Reds In the World will be r e ^ y in TW O WEEKS'! •' TO eo _ OUT WITH SOMtoNB JUNE, AND ALL TNE TIME MER5ELP ANOWER DATE T OKAY.' M O R t I'L L Bituatlona Wanted—Femala ... fense job on a vvqr basis, even if ish Isles by radio. Christmas- trees / SHE VUAS MAKING OTHER. I'LL JUST 6 0 TO THAT PARTY/ H A V E • A were set up in hundreds of com Series was the outstanding Indl* Send for your copy now, be among BARTV ,1 GUESS I CAN Situiitlona Wanted — Mala .... fur -Xmas. Kemp's Im , 71.3 .Main w* arc at peace ? AS FREE AS,t h e PLANS,' W O ND ER FUL Employment \»f‘ nctee ...... I No longi-r do 1- ponder ■ munities around which the carol vldiial achievement of the baser tha first to receive it. Newest of . street. ■ I 1 hear their nies.'nge rjng . — lYefensc . f onmilssioner Mll- BREEZE 1tX> T)M B / f.Irp Stoek—Pet»—Povllry*— llam B. Knudsen. singing and the pantomimes— a ball season In the opinion of Boo- styles by <)iir Fashion designers. Vahfelea ."TNIVEpSAl COMBI.NATroN De- ,\cros.' thr skies, beyond the aUra, ton baseball writers, Full of sparkling new patterns for - Doga—*Htrda—Kata ...... Hail Saviour and our King. ------1 traditional pari, of the English Liv# Stock—Y*iticlaa 4S i luxe vacuum cleaner, reg. $59:95, The, Italians regard Fascism as ; Christmas;—centered, ■The 40-year-old Wilson, wboi re every member of the family. So Poultry «nd Suppliea ...... «»i 1 with choice of, attachmenta or Mollie Sheehan. " they have nearly alwaya regarded ' . In the British homeland itself cently became manager of tho easy to make that even beginners Wanted —Pet'a-—Poultry—Stock * I carpet sweeper, nbw $39.9.5. Jiist their government—ns a ra,rket— | thousands of British children were , Chicago .. Cubs, will be .presented will enjoy making them. For kale— Mtnrellfifieotia III IVThli'heni Skie« 0 9 / ■ '* ' Artictea Por Sal* ...... ' j m time for,Xmas. Kemps liic.’’ f i whereas the Germans regard Nar- far from home—removed from I the Paul II. Shannon memorial 4.i ' ------!—^------' Far above" in Bi'thlchem'a .'kies, Pattern. 15c, Pattern Book, 15c. 'noaia and Ac4'«-aarnet ...... ' isufYas a religion. populous centers to "safer" areas, i trophy at the Hub writers’ dinner One Pattern and Pattern Bo •njAlN CARRYING MY SUPPLIES RETURNED SAFELY DON/ VERT NEAtr/ , Boar^ara Wantad ...... M .\11 glo.ry be to God on high, SAY $OV)ETHIN6)AND PBANIf TQDNAPPEO, C4>untr7 Board— Raaorta...... 85c: one 44 size overcoat $10. 1DUD M e ID TE LL WAS ATTACKEP AND A Q UANTITY WE /MUST BRING', 'CEPTELRCMftWASl Hoteln—Rcatauranta Nichols Store. Highland Park. Glad tidings to earth wc bring YOU HE'D PICK. 'gOVNEONE OROPPEP THE OF O6ARETTB6...AM0N6 OTHER TH A T LOW DOG IN JAIL UP-10 LA«r Wantad—Room#—Board ...... For unto you. this Christmas VOU UP BUTT (3 F A*RO»AL CREST.' Rani estate Far Kent mom, HE oeuv/ces THINGS...WAS s t o l e n /NOR IS TO JUSTICE// N lEH t'/ AFBrtaMBtn. Flats. Tenamenu HIS U3A.D.' OCVlOUSUXdOVlEONE ELSE IT THE FIRST TIME THAT EL ROYA, Sttnlnaw Vxiattona.for Rent •« A Saylor. Christ the Lord Is born. Houaaa For Rant Annie Russell Atkinson AROIHP ICRE 4AI0KKVOUR HAS "BORBOWED*FK>M 5AE.' BuJrofbnn For Rant ....*•••••• b r a n d .' Bummtr Home* For Rant .4RTIUK Wniitfd to Rant ...... 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